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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12
VEElSCIO LUINl | SOBlM0.
Forta,eza 46, 49..yi61.

- rrueedsneiaa. sapsialidad On raesoa, vines
slasss Ronsrnaos, Hcorss hHca esTvssAs, yinAgrss
frataa eonsarvsG alfmsnticias DO loa priRcipalss
wsrcndaa a Kurcpa = AmtEicA.
N Agnaa ninsrk. 20 1 Isnaa coa1ta1ke exiateHclA
A II isnitimas ds vichy nAFoa Hopitals 0raAds
GriI. deniraxsylls yAis, osisGtiAezs San Hiiaries
Hcadsriz Knszte asria, HAn 9arAisr, lAsaias, Los-
nhaa, PurRanta RsbinaL osssas Panticcaa, Gsaba-
lea, zaldiyar, OArAbaaa Leo acFsaisadca viaea San
aoa ixnainsais importadosss Dc las asssdltadAa
marcas a clEa1iiles ds u Hahaaas aLA BsllasA'
fPaiarfse,l ds .. Aa1fts Ksdrigusz, .soceessH Dc
kannada Esvarss O., "Hidalgzia@ @. Enaisi ,
aLeNiAfmi6ad.H aa Pgndsaaie Raben,
Vsaiss aIpes nayes = % astan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12

o1 Qe OlclemDre DC 1851, 1O de y u
nio de 1885 y Z de 1888, & la del i'm
Ipuesto de Alcoholics de 81 de Juni
de 1889, y al reglamento provisiona
de esta q TINA fecha, extensament
snotado y &C cordado con las dema
disposlciones vigentes en- Ia mate
ria y con explicsciones practicas, ,
tormularios para todos los servicio
IL operaciones que exige la buen.
administrator del impuesto, por !,
Redacci6n de "El Oonsultor de iol
| Ayuntamientos". Edicl6n de 1891
tomo pasta.
DICOIONARIO DE LA LEN
IGUA OASTELLANA, por Ia Aca
Idemia.
Idem idem idem, con suplemen'
tos, seguido del Diccion ario de ST.
n6nimos y del de la Rima.
DIOOIONARIO Espahol Ingles
& Ingles Espanol.
| Idem Espaiol Frances y Fran
ces Espahol.
Idem Espafiol Aleman Y Ale
man Espanol.
| MANUAL de la conversation,
Espailol AlemAn.
| GRAMATIOA ALEMANA, por
Oastroveide.
Idem idem, por Ollendorff.
Idem Espahola Francesa, para
aprender los franceses ell Espaiiol.
MANUAL DEL CAPITALS.
Ia.
ATLAS de GeografTa Universal
compuesto de- 40 mapas trazados
CON arreglo q las actuales divisio
nes pollticss, precedido de una no.
ticia Geogrdfco Estadtstioa, por don
Elias Zeroto.
ENSAYO sobre ell cultivo de Ia
cana de azdcar, por don Alvaro
Rey ynoso; forma un volumen en- 40
lie $50 paginas, encuadernado Ia
holaudesa.
TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, por
OastanOs
LEY DE EXPROPIAOION
FORZOSA.
CODIGO DE COMERCIO, "Gi-
ROM.
NUEvO CODIGO DE JUSTI-
OLA MILITAR, anotado por ell
Doctor r. Sanchez de Ocaiia, re-
dactor de Ia Revista de los Tri-
bunales
OODIGO DE COMEROIO, edi-
ci6n de bolsillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PU ERTO- RICO.
= CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-R por la Biblioteca
Judicial.
FORMULARIOS DE LO or
VII, "Abella".
MANUAL DEL SECRETA-
RIO, "Abella".
DERECHO ADMINISTRATI-
VO, "Abella".
REGLAMENTO DE LAS Ca
RRERAS CIVILES DE ULTRA
MAR.
LEY DE GAIA, para Cuba y
Puerto Rico.
CODIGO OWL, comentado por
Falcon, 6 tomos pasta.
NORMA, por dona Emilia
Pardo Bazan.
RETARDO DE LA NUTRI-
OION, por Boudrard.
FORMULARIOS DE 10 OIL
MINAL, "Abella".
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl9s.
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
trstivo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
nef1oencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillsramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-M Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento. .-
Derecho Administrative Espaiiol.
-Juzgados Municipales.-Manual
de Contribution Territorial.--Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.--Manual
de las atribuciones de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. - Grsmatica
inglesa.
HALANTE. -sDiccionario Mu-
nicipal.
vAzQUEz oUEIPo Tablas
de l0garitmOs.
aALINDO Y ESOOSURA.-Le-
gislacion Hipotecaria.
OuriosidAdss cieEttfco-dom9sticas
Las aranAa,
L. tamilis dssccnocida, pAgina de
historic natural.
El microscopic del doctor BAllsn.
ger.
Una nOchs sprovschAda, sl gas, sl
petr6lso.
Los mistorios de la luna, La herms.
na de Rembrandt, etc,
| OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds
| : otfOs escrito J documeptos rsfersn.
tee sstA grands y santa msdFs.
| O0OPER.-Dona Mercedes de Gas.
ltilla, l tomo en- g., con lAminaa.
| OHATEAUBRIAND. klGsnio de
OrintiAnismo, tomos.-Los MArtirsn
| SANTA TERESA DR JESUS
Oarkaa.
1 g0TnKVJTTA Jovms 4. l. Kk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12

Para csjks de tsbacos iesds 81 cts
hAsta 4 ! peso millar.
Ltogrsfis del BoLzrfN De A. Lynn
ussora Dc Morris. Pto- -Rieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12
100000
u n M MILLON

De SOBRES. .elegsntes y de
excelente papel, para TARJE-
TAS, se aeabsu Ide recibir en- 10
Imprents del BoLETM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12
|Vinos.de RUEDky T0R0I
TIET0 7 BLAECO,
Dl 10 las sE!EcYe Qul NCeIsCl'

AL PUBLIC0.
iAeaban Dc recibtrse, en- u tisnda d.
g GarsiA 4 Co, San Jos6 ntm. /, 10.
ma sntfeos y acrsditados vinos tintot
, blsnco do Rus9a J Toro (Osstills)
J % dstallsu por botsllss, gArrafonss
suartos , sdias pipaa. Z prseios con.
ysncionRiss.
T9ngHss sn cusnts que la'!eitads
ltisnds es ID tnica que rseibs tan e.
quisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12
INPRKNTA DEL BOLETIN.

Librcs escogidos. Acaban de re.
cibirse en- esta Imprenta, los a.
guientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-12
VAPORES
C0RRNOs-MSP AM0x1S
Oh LA cOKPANIA fRASAfLANTInA
DE A, LOPEZ O. Co.


SePvieio para Pusrto-Rieo J 10 Hsbana
SALIDAE.-Ds Barcslcna los dias y 81
de cads mes.-Ds Malaga 81 ~ T.-DsCs
dis sl 10 y 80.-Ds Eantanier el 20.-Ds ID
Coruna el n.
Sc sxpsndsn billstss dirsctcs para Aaysgas'
Ponce, Santiago Dc Cuba, Gibars, Nusvitas
EabanfIIA y 0ol6n, con tTasbordo sa Puerto
Rioo HAbana.
VIAJE DIRxCT0 DEsDI PUERW-RIoo
Ala Coruia b 4antander,
Gn,ida e PAwie- kies 81 dla 10 d saaa sass.
Be sxpldan pasajss de- Ida y vuslta con Is
per elsnfe de fsbxia.
A La familias que psgssn b squivalencia
as pasajss sntsros, % lss haxi h rsbaja del
Is por clsnte. Ests rsbaja ne - APPLICABLE 4
Ice biIlstas do Ida vuslta-
En Ia isy - class. On niko msnes do ,
aAos en- cada fAmllia, gratis. Los dsnAs me-
nerss De ahos I do pasajs, Do Q II aaos no
sxmplidos l passjA Dc II aAss sanplides pa-
sais entsro.
m @ prsfsrsucia , g. erdlnaris. On Milo
hasta ados gratis. De 3 81 sAos passjs,
as 10 II saos pasajs, Dc II saes en- sdslaa-
b pasajs sntsro.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

succeeded in discovering and removing
the irritating body, when IL was found
TO De no bullet, but small gold but
ton. This was cleaned and was found
To be inscribed with the legend Il. 10
Il. MiEpah" in small German letter
ing.
The button is perfectly round and
about the size OF buckshot. having
a small link attached. by which il Was
caught to garment or watch chain
on which il was in all probability
worn as charm. In all likelihood IL
was hastily crammed into the owners
musket when out of ammunition and
in an emergenc Major Morrison
naturally prizes this menento which
he has carried for thirty-one years,
but says he will return IL 10 the man
who tired IL II he still lives and can re-
late the circumstances under which he
made use oil IL. which circumstances
were such as 20 impress the major and
cannot have failed to have remained
ia the mind of his assailanr.
The button VISA in all probability
the loving giit Of some fair young
sweetheart or faithful wife 10 her be-
loved boy in blue who will be glad TO
recover the pretty trifle, which Is none
the worse for its long hiding in the
majors leg. though the latter is de-
cidedly the better for its removal. and
is rapidly healing since the operation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

There was either a lack Of business
or desire in the council committee
rooms last night. Chairman Doyle.
Of the Commi: tee on Streets. was out
OF the city and in consequence his com
mittce took lay-off. The Committee
on Lamps met and discussed the ad-
vertising for new bids for lighting
the city. The advertisements will be
inserted In the several daily papers
Saturday or Sunday Lawyer Wolff
held a long seance with the Commit
tee on Fire Departments and was en-
deavoriag TO induce IL 30 recommend
TO tho council that he BE- granted the
privilege Of erecting n vcneered brick
building within the recently enlarged
fire limits on the West side, between
Broadway md Alabama-sts-. on
Bridgest. The fire limits were ex-
tended only a short time ago and the
committee did not think IL advisable
10 advocate ignoring them SO soon.
Consequently Mr. Wolff viii be com
PEELED TO invest IN brick
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
MOONShlNE HUNTING.
United States Revenue Inspectors whs
Engage in IT.

United states Revenue Inspectors Who
Engage in IT.
l.. A. Thrasher and f. W. Goble. rev.
enue officers who are stationed at
Cincinnati, called on Collector Steketce
and his deputies yesterday. The dis
trict under this inspection Is composed
OF the States of Ohio, Indiana, Michi-
gan. Kentucky and a part OF Tcnnes-
see- Mr.. Thrasher. while talking of
their official duties. said: 1.-The most
OF our business Is in the distililng dis
tricts. which are I'm the mountainous
regions OF Tennessee and Kentucky.
The special tax districts give US very
little trouble" In reply to the in
quiry II ''moonshiners'' operated as
extensively in the southern districts
as formerly. he said: when n moon
shine distillery' ceases to operate 1t
II when the distiller Is sick or dead.
We are stationed at Cincinnati about
haif OF the time and most OF the re-
naming time is spent looking after
moonshiners. Some Of those old Tel
lows are pretty willy and keep close
surveillance over each other. tre~
queatly we are called into those re-
gions by one of tn ir own number who
has imagined that a competitor has
wronged him. We usually search the
premises first OF the one who makes
the complaint and nearly always lind
that he is one of the gang
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
BlLLIGERIN1 FARMERS
BEER WAS TIE PRIME MOVING SPIRIT
Oss Mss Sssriy Killed, Oss Chassa I've
Siiess Twenty seriously istursA
and Two Hundred Hanged Up.
Horny Handed Stsgger&

Wilmington. Del. Aug. 13.-In a
free fight Tor several hours. at Penns-
vile, n. J., one man was nearly killed.
twenty seriously iaIured and zoo re-
eeiFed cuts and bruises. The South
Jersey farmers were having their an
nuai reunion and 5000 farmers, friends
and relatives were present. Beer was
plenty and caused the trouble. All
went well Siasii l O'Clock. when
youth from Salem had a quarrel with
a youth from Pennsviile. and the
crowd took up the fight, which ragged
until 4 o'clock The farmers armed
themselves with wagon whips aud
wore out the butts on each other. A
Salemite and Pennsvillian began
10 fight 20 a finish. for u stake con-
sisJing oi a gold watch and $50. This
started another riot A New Castle
man was chased two miles up the Dele
ware river shore and IL is feared he
met with foul play. No arrests are re
ported Several hundred Philadel-
phians and a hundred persons from
New Castle were among the specta-
tors OF tn 49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14


Sheriff Mcqueen had quite q day
yesterday in the auction line and the
largest sale ever negotiated by him
was handled. McRae & Lally. OF De-
troit, the contractors who graded the
road bed of the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern. from this city to Grand
Ledge. charged the railroad company
$50, 900 more than the contract price.
There was dispute and the company
refused to pay the sum. Suit was
commenced in the Wayne county
circuit court and a judgment OF SOL
600 secured. The company carried
the case TO the Supreme Caa-t. where
1t is now pending. Yesterday twenty
four pieces and parcels of land located
in the south part of the city were sold
under execution TO satisfy the judg-
umcnt. Michael Lally purchased each
piece and the whole number of pieces
was bought for SO. 1866. II the Su-
preme Court sustains the decision Of
the 1ower court. the land will belong
to McRae & Lally, unless the railroad
company can show that the property
was condemned for the purpose Of
using IL Tor necessary public inn
provement. Shortly after the sale.
David W. Boycrs commenced suit in
the circuit court against McRae &
LalIy to recover the sum OF $4,000
claimed to be due Tor labor performed
on a sub-contract for LAYING a por-
tion OF the road Osd. and "A section of
IL was sublet 20 Mr.. Doyers. While
MIR. Lally was IN the city purchax-
ing the land sold under execution. the
summons was served on him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
DANGEROUS PITS.
A New Jersey Woman suffering BADLY
FROM the Bite OF Cat.

"A New jersey Woman euuerinB boOiy
from the Bite of . Cat.
Mays Landing. y. j., Aug. 13.-The
latest victim OF cats bite is Mrs.
John Reed. of Friend hip. Salem county
who was badly bitten by large tom
cat on Saturday. At once her arm
and hand commenced TO swell and in
a few hours had swollen TO three times
their normal size. The arm from the
wrist up assumed dark color and is
now almost black. The lady Is suf-
fering great pain from It's effets. a
physician was called in n few hours
afterwards and has worked hard to
save the arm. II was first feared that
the bite would prove fatal. but Mrs.
Reed IL now slightiy' better and the
physiian has great hopes.
Mrs. Reed was fondling the cat at
the time she was bitten, and the cat.
suddenly becoming angry. implanted
fts teeth firmly in her wrist. also
scratching her badly. This l. the third
case Of cat bite In this vicinity In a
few weeks. In every case of which the
victim has suffered untold agonies
from the effect of the bite. About two
weeks ago Mrs. Harrison Thompson.
OF this place. was bitten In the same
manner. She has been very i'll and
suffered much. but is now slowly re-
covering. Mrs. OFT, OF Bridgeton,
Was also bitten by cat recently.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
pILLsevRY SHIPPING WHEAT.
The minneapolis English Syndicate Said
To Have Loaded mp ut High Prices.

Duluth, Mimi. Aug. 13--In the last
OF 100000 bushels OF wheat sent
through Duluth TO the East by Min
neapolis parties. A good deal OF spec
ulation has arisen regarding this ship
ment and n further consignment OF
100000 bushels that Il now passing
this city. The Herald says today that
this wheat Is being sent out OF the
country by Pillsbury. and that every
bushel OF il represents loss OF the big
English syndicate running the Min
neapOIis mill of 20 cents. Last fall
Mr.. Pillsbury was q persistent bull
and was 4 loud exponent oil 81 wheat
and SO flour. In this way he loaded
up with a great quantity OF grain frt
prices ranging from $1.l0 TO $1.19
a bushel and has carried a good share
Of the year as high as 10000. 900 bush
els. Since then wheat has gone oil
steadily and a saOrt time ago the
Minneapolis syndicate found itself with
enough wheat to make a million bar
rels OF flour right on the eve OF the
biggest wheat crop the United States
had ever seen, and with the stuf
worth about 90 cents or less bushel
some OF this wheat had to be got out
OF the way. Hence the shipment OF
1000, 600 bushels to the East by
Duluth The entire lot Is sent through
on q special cut rate by the Great
Northern road. passing through its
awn elevators and its own vessels to
Ruffalo and paying but q fraction
OF rate TO railways, elevators and
steamships.
IL Is hid here that the Red river
counties OF North Dakota. with pop
ulation of roc. 900 souls, will this fall
receive In paym mt for the crop now
being harvested 2 total OF S40.000,-
900 In money. an average OF $500 for
every man, woman and child in the
vall.y. The average OF money per
capita throughout the United States
T. SCI
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
Willy MORMON POLITICIANS.
usv fhev Peeled Old Canpatgssrs a
the eAis Lahs ctsy gisetioss.

usw fhey Peeled OLD Canpatgssrs An
the sais Lshs cssy Eisetisss.
'The recent election In our town
show the utter unreiiability OF the
Mormon politicians" said p. A. IL.
Franklin. OF Salt Lake City, at the
Palne- -oase to.ay.
The leaders of the peoples party
which is another name for the Nor
mons. hoo1w ai,ei such astute old
time politicians as Ex-Governor West
on the Democratic side and Judge Cane
among the Republicans. To both par
ties the norm as went and said: Now
let US drop the Peoples and Liberal
parties and organize into Democratic
and Republican parties Mormon pol
itics is dead. anyhow. Our people win
vote the Democratic Repu hiicap-
ticket. and by this means we can OBJ
tain statehooi for The terri o.y Both
Republicans and Democrats were de-
ceived and straight party tickets were
put In the field. The men who have
lived In Utah for years and knew the
Mormon character were not misled.
The liberal party which is strictly an
ti-Mormon put up ticket. few DAYS
before election the Mormons came oat
in their true colors. The Peoples
party, which had apparently disband-
ed, was revived in a day. and Nor
mon ticket was put in the field. The
Liberal ticket was elected. however.
and now the Mormons are trying TO
inlure the city by sending East stories
to the effect that Salt Lake City is cor
rupt owing 10 the dominance OF the
ne-nls
'It will never do to give Utah
statehood until the last vestige 81
Mormonism shall have been stamped
out. Ii is not dead yet. In spite of
laws and prosecutions polygamy is
practiced--in a quiet way. OF course
quite as effectively as before Brig
ham Young aimed to get within the
Mormon church conditions TO please
the licentious, the avaricious and the
superstitious. These classes made up
and still make up the bulk Of the
church and il is hard to make good
citixene OF them. Utah is not Ameri-
can territory. and until il il redeemed
it should not be made an American
state by false pretenses. Chicago
Post.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
RAiNBow SOCIAL.
A Pretty Entertainment by the Second
ct ~ y. Church.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sec
ond-st. n. r. Church gave rainbow"
social on the parsonage lawn at as
Turner-st.. last evening. one-balf Of
tent was erected on the lawn and
was connected with the front of the
parsonage. bright colored ribbons
were arranged in the form Of rain
bow. which was placed over m arch
wav leading into the tent and young
ladies and gentlemen were bedecked
with ribbons Of multitudinous coiors.
The tent was supp ed with Chinese
lanterns very prcttiiv arranged.
supper was served in the tent at 8
o'clock and ice cream and cake in the
evening. The Mozart quartet fur
nished music during the evening.
the program being lnterspersed with
recitations by the little folks. The
proceeds NJ the evening viii be ex-
pended for carpetine the basement Of
the Eecond-sf n. r. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
PRICE FIVE Cents

y made there ought TO be only one
When the Republican ticket OF 1892
shall have been nominated. let il then
be seen whether those gentlemen who
have characterized j. :. Clarkson.
Thomas C. Pistt, Russell A. Aiger.
john u. Foraker, myself and Others az
'sore heads" will be more active in the
cause of Republican success than the
gentleemn 10 whom they thus - tree
ly refer.
While Judge Thursfon h rot . san-
didste for any office. IL viii he sesn
that he has some pointed opinions os
his own. and his remarkable executive
ability makes him fane possibility for
chairman OF the Republican National
Convention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
a GREAT LOSS


Judge Grove. ~ the circuit court.
hes decided TO resign his position TO
take effect January 1. 1892. and de,
vote his time 70 practice He said zee
ferdav teaf II the Board of super
viscrs had voted even $4,000 salary.
ne wouiG have been satisfied. The
sxipervfsors admit that the ealars
ought tn have been raised. he
thought he would be doing himself an
sh5sssiet II he dje not resign when he
car rpate more In his private prsetsce.
Tn matter ~ an increase was brought
before he board ~ its lnsf session. bat
was d,feated ly email ma iorifs.
The salaries - judges IN the pper
reuinsuia md NaTne counfy have
bern fHcressre 20 Sums varvinx from
s25oe 70 $4,000 each. vhfle ~ kent
county the salary remains at $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Butte, Mont, Aug. l3.-In the Davis
will case today the entire time was oc-
cupied in the examination of f. w.
knight of Helena, who made 3 will for
Judge Davis in 1873. The will Was de-
stroyed two years later. He testified
as TO the recollection he hsG of the
provisions If the will, but couic give no
exact account of the bequests. That
there was none to John A. Davis he
was positive.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Los Angeles, CAL, Aug. 13.-The Ma
tional Capital Savings Association of
Chicago, has victmized q number of
people IN thus place. Some of them
lose several hundred dollars. Among
those VINO have been victimized by the
swindllng concern are number of
well-known firms. The company's
agent suddenly disappeared from here
several weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
A CURIOUS MISSILE.
A Gold Bsttos Tstracred FROM . wennd
in a Mans Leg.

Mount Sterling. Ala, Aug 15.-
A curious missile was recently cut
out Of the limb Of q prominent either
of Mount Sterling, who was woaf"ied
In that member in the first battle ~
Manassas This citizen, MAJOR "anaes
Morrison. has suffered from perlooicai
breaking ont of the wonnd. when was
situated ia the call. but. thongh pro
bod f0r several times, al aftefn pts
to find the ball proved uTsSueef's-inl.
on last Friday. however the DOC tors
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
.Bury u. Side by sid..n

Denver, Col, Aug. 13.-This morn
ing at 10 O'Clock Eugene H. Bonnick
and his young wife very found dead in
bed at their residence, No. GIL Santa
Fe-ave. They had taken morphine IN
large quantities. The following note
was found: please bury US .ide by
side. Don't seperate US" (Slgned),
Grace and Gene. No cause was given.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Kalamazoo. Mich, Aug. 13.-The
grand annual gathering and reunion of
Michigan pioneers of this section was
held today at Long Lake. The address
OF the day was made by c. $. May
other speeches were made by Rev. +.
III. Day, of Lswton, and p. 5. ORourke
of Grand Rapids. Thousands are in A.
tendance
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Philadelphia, Aug. l3.-Job Haas, a
coal dealer. corner of Gorgas lane and
the Philadelphia d Reading Railroad,
Was found murdered at his desk about
o'clock this morning. He had left
his home but short time before. His
head was crushed in, and 1t is supposed
to have been done by colorsd man
who was seen about the place.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Rockford, Aug. l3.-Gsorge b. Nc
CouaeI sold his stock of furniture
to-day TO Charles Wilson who will tax e
Immediate possession and continue the
burness- Mr.. Mcdonnell 10 undecided
ss to where he will locate, but thinks
seriously OF going 70 Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
Michigan HI yht DO Likewise.

st. Paul, August ia largely at
tended meeting of representatives Of
nearly all the leading cities of the state
was held at the capital this morning.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of devising means for raising an
additional 800, 900 for the States ex-
hibit at the w rld's Fair. Several
speeches were made and q committee
on resolutions appointed, after which
the meeting took a recess.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

rreera1Ws fsr she Reespticn ef Ad-
uirai oevvaIs' fleet in England

London. Aug. 13.-The program for
the reception Of the French visiting
sauadroo r. about rs follows: The
squadron viii be due at Cowes on
Wednesday next and on the 2oth Rear
Admiral Gervais will dine with the
queen at Osborn. in accordance with
sbe invitation extended by her mai
es4y. On the 2ist the queen vii
review the French feet. which will
then leave for Portsmouth with n
British naval escort Of honor. Ai-
nairsl. the earl Of Clan william, com
n rauder-fn-chief at Portsmouth. wiz
give q ball In honor of the visitors.
which will he attended by members
Of the royal family and nobility from
ell parts of the kingdom The author
tsies 81 Portsmouth VIII dins and
wine the fleet on one or more days.
unf sJtoeeher no effort viii he spared
10 eaaal the hospitality OF the Rus
SLAMS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
Captured Three minneapolis Players.

st. Louis. Aug. l3.--Secretary Num-
son, of the st. LOUIS club, reached here
this morning. He was accompanied
by Darling, Rettger. and McQuaid, of
the disbanded Minneapolis club, who
have signed to play with the Browns.
President Won der Ahe returned from
Louisville today and says the Louis
vile club will not sell out to Milwaukee
or any other city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

A dsnce was gwen lAst evening At
Gsrmsnia Hail for the benefit OF those
who were arrested on charge of con-
sDgFscy Ia connection with the late
street car strike. IL vss we'll pstronlzed
aud tie proceeds we're estimated 10 he
in the nelghborbood of SIS.