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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24


Merece ser leido el dosumento que, tomGn-
dole de la GdcetG, repTOducimOs hoy en- 10
secci6n Official.
La Administrator Central parece que Sc
escama pone en- IN brete los alcades-
buyentes dc gran tupe.
El Inpparcial del dia 20 dice:
"Hoy por Ia mafana han ciroulado rumores
de que se suicide en- Ahasco oil apreciable
sefior don jose Maria Laurnsga, Alcalde de
dicho pueblo. No sabemos los motives de tan
/ fatal resoluci6n.
Lamen tamoa tan triste aucesO enviamos
a In famiia del sefor LaurnaRa Ia aentids
expression de nuestro peaame."
Ha obtenido 10 buena pro on la subastR
para la impression de los hiiletes de Ia IOterls
provincial, Ia antigua acreditadR Imprenta
de Acosta, representads en- aquel aoto por
nuestro joveu amigo don Mariano AcOsta y
QuinteTo:
Ell sefior Intendente de Hacienda acOmpa-
hado del Vista de ls, Aduaua de San Juan,
senior Mendizabal, ha saldo girar visitas
Humacao, Fajardo Arroyo.
Ell eclipse total de luna anunciado para el
Is de Noviem5re dltimo, fu6, como aquI, IN
fraoaso en- Nueva-Y York en- Washington
causa del nubado.
Al despedirse nuestro amigo don Juan
COronel nos dei6 el encsrgo do reoibir el
imparte de sus foletos I'm Uiaje pOr cHenta
del Estado que quedaron en- poder do vaEios
sehOres de La Isla, para cRbrir con esoG fon-
dos compromises respetables de aquel amigo.
Suplicamos, pnes, las personals de refe-
rencia qae 90 sirvan corresponder esta in~
dicaci6n.
CONSUMOS.-Aco por ell Ayunta-
mient to dc ehta ciudad ell estabecim0nto del
impuesto do consumes, desde el lunes 2l
estan la venta on esta casa en- nm folieti-
to las RegIas para Ia Administrdci6a y CO.
brGnSG de dicho impuesto, al precio de %
centavos el ejemplar.
TARJETAS.--Avisamos 4 nuestros nums-
rosos parrOquianos al pdblico en- general,
que 50 apreeuren hacer los pedidos que
necesiten para estos dias si desean verse
servidOs opoTtunamente.
En- este establecimiento tenemos un varia-
do surtidO de tarjetasspar todos.lOs gustos
desde l q 3$ 100.
Blancas, de luto, con dorados de fantasia
con sus correspondientes sobres.
PARA UN PALACI0 UN CARIBE ss el
tftulO de un folleto que ba dado la estampA
esta casa editorial. accediendO los deseos
de varios amantes de la biblOgraffa. .puerto-
rriqueha,
Importe del eiemplar, 25 centavos en- Pom
&C y 30 en- los demas pueblos de la IsIa fran
co de porte.
Por docenas 50 so.
VAPoREs:
E aleman Colonia aver arrib6 & la Capital
Pronto vendra este puerto donde SO despa-
chaTa para Europa, via la Guaira.
s"s
Ell nacional EspaNa hAca el % vendra de
la GUAR, On ruta para Europa.
a"s
FL iugl6s Euripides saldra de Nuevn-York
el 20 del actual para esta isla,
Estara aquf principles de Enero tOmRrG
caTga de cafe otros srticulOs para NuBva-
York y Europa bajo conocimientos diroctos.
Ell idem ParthiaS debe salir el "a de Nueva.
York para esta isla.
FL idem Sneaton ToUer, seQdn teleRrama
recibidO, saldrA de Nueva Y ork .direct0 para
Ponce el 26 del actual
El espafo Md"uela lIegara aquf oil 25 en-
ruta para la Habana.
FL espanOi Ramon dc Herrera, sustituyendo
81 MaR9eittG Maria, vendr6 del % al 80
Drocedente de la Habana escalas. Sc dea-
'achara para MeyagIeE ruta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

ES NOTABLE CON QUE RAPIDEZ LA
Emulsion de Scott fOrtalece el sistema hace
reenperar la salud, atin en- casos verdadera-
mente deseaperadOs.
El infrascritO M6dicO Ciruiano, tituIar de
esta ciudad,
OertlfcO: Que hace cincO amos vengO usan-
do con benehciOsos resultados, la EaVaIsi6n de
aceite de higado de bacalaO con hipofos1itos
de sOsa, denOminada de Scott en- las afeccio-
nes del peohO, escTofulismO, etc.
Que 10 cODsideTO IN medicsmentO de mu-
chfsimo valOr, y IN gran recursO casOs
verdaderamente desesperadOs, sobre tOdO en-
los niios.
Que no vacilO en- asegurar que es unO de
los medicamentos mas preciosOs del arsenal
terap6uticO modeTno.
Y para que cOnste como meJOr cOnviniere
los sefiores Scott Bovine, librO Ia presente
en- Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, % de Abril de
ISS7.-DoctoT BeRitO GaWtieT.
De III AnunctadOr ComerciaI, ntmero I4O.
correspondence al Is de Abri de 1884:
Alc0hOldd0 GGtell.-R -Recomendamos este
utilfsimo inventO cuyos ben6fcos resnltsdOs
hemos tenido lugar de apTeciar en- diferentes
oeasiones.
Los certifcados que en- lugar correspon-
msoi6n.
Los senores medicos encontraran en-
Ia Farmsoia de Vale d Cancio: Croton-
cloral, Sacarina, Xylol y Pepsina ex-
tractivs.
Jarabe de Delnbarse. PagliauO, de cere1a.
de AyeF.-Farmacia subira.
Estgaairaisnto. gnlya LaxuH 10 10 Vics .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
Para los pobres

las de la manana del dia do Noche Buena la
fabrica de cigarFillos La Bellesa de don Andres
Rodriguez, de la Habana, en- compensation los
favOres que Tecibe en- esta ciudad, dOnde de tantO
cr6ditO gOzan, Sc repartiran 100 pesos entire 100
pobres en- la Panaderia Las tres b de los aehOres
Besosa Hermanos
Los pObres que SO cream derechO esta limos
ma So deben presentar unOs dias de anticipation
al 23 en- e ctadO establecimientO Pana6eria, en-
dOnde les dara vale per valoF de Un peso
cada unO Hasta ell "a. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
PAsTos s s

Sc ofrecen pastos msgnf6ces, en- condicionen nav
cOnVenientes, los smpFesarios de eoches carros
Quedan muy cerca de Ia p0blaci6n.
Hay eeTcad0s con sguas abuBdantes el Guido
de los animAies sera esmera dlsmo.
Para infOrmes dirigirse & Ia imprenta de este ps-
ri6dico-
P. Ponce. Agosto 25 de 1891.
Soluei6n Dusaart n eornegnelo cenfeno. =
yRarmacia Snblra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Merece ser leido el dosumento que, toman-
dole de la GacstG, repToducimOs hoy en- 10
seccidn Official.
La Administrator Central parece que Sc
escama p0ne en- M brete 4 los alcaldes-
delegados que contempori3an con los contri-
buyentes dc gran tupe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
SO VENDE

Ia casa ndmero 10 de Ia Gale dela 1Ea-
riDa con su solar.
Bn esta imprenta inEormaran. 1O-16
FOSFATaa FALlERES. AHnsass eel AaIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

D
! UERTA DEL SOL-De Tarratsg2everter & G.
Casa de meroSnofas seeas QncaIlerfa-PIs
Ia Principal.
naimundO Valdecillas-C COmerciants- -Dep6sito de
mercanofas.-'Fentas al detall-4ocha
Vidal g. cOmpa6fa-C -COmereiantes kroductOres-
Dep6sito de ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pOr mayor =
detail. Plaza Principal.
tictor Manescau-JOyeria Gaia de 'estamos--Se
efect1an negOOiOs sObre empenOae prendas =
tOda olase de ObietOs de valOr.-Reh 2.
GUAXANHLLA
orlando Lavergne- -COmiSionista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
ALMACEN De MUSICA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
Ponce, Puerto Rico

oBRAS RECIBIDAS ULTBfAMEETE
Gdgtdm6tde.-En las astas del tOrO. Vito
Mdsica en- miniature. Cromo 4 OILS
- III vale de AndOTra. Canci6n
Musica en- miniature. Cromo Is
Casado soItero. Jacara No.
sica en- miniature. CromO is
Godeffoid --Suehos dorados. Op S7 Regeri6 as
- Prmera sonFisa. ;, as. , 55
HWnteR.-Italia. Yiaje muscAl Potpourrf 25
Hers.-Va Variaciones s0bre In cavatina
de La Yi0leta. IS
Herndnaes. s.-Torear por Ia ino. Bolero Nd
sica en- miniature. Cromo LIS
), Los d0min6s verdes Solek ND
sica en- miniature CromO no
Hayden. Ed popular rs
HaHdel.-LargO. ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

A los hacendadOs de Cafe
Don Antonio Rivera, de COamo vends mulas
domadas de tres amos de edad.
Coamo, EpviemhTe lo de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

E5aFaaiEaisato. R5lVg LazaalFa ds Ylcay
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Las tene desde 4 tres amos AZ buenn rara
don Domingo Borelli, dc Coamo Quien intereDe
pueae dirigirae al expreaado senor
CoamO, Mayo 9 dc 1891. PGm
<~rs~-~~N~e-g~<ee~,--~.N~-N
A los hacendadOs de Cana
Don Florencio Santiago, de- Coamo, tieae de
vensa nOvillos fDos propios para yuso.
Coame. Eoviembre Ie de 1891. p
SAFES y 6cidos. qufmlcamanse pnroa nara
rt&Rtafn nutu.fr44a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Jarabe de Delabarse, PaglianO, de eereEa.
de AyeF-Earmacia Subir6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
BI Impartial del dia % dice

"Hoy por In mafiana han circuladO rumores
de que SO suicide en- Ahasco oil apreciable
sefior don jose Maria Laurnaga, Alcalde de
dicho pueblo. No sabemos los motives de tan
fatal resoluoi6n.
Lamen tamna tan triste suceso enviamOs
la familia del sehor LaurnaRa la aentids
expression de nuestro peAame."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Ell sefior Intendente de Hacienda acOmpa-
hadO del Vista de la Aduaua de San Juan,
senior Mendizabal, ha saldo grar visitas &
HumacaO, FsjardO Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Ha obtenido la buena pro on la subasta
para la impression de los biletes de Ia lOteria
provincial, Ia antigua acreditadR Imprenta
de AcOsta, representads en- aquel acto por
nuestrO joveu amigo don Mariana AcOsta y
Quintero:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
DIRECToRIO COMMERCIAL

Los que deseeB fgWTGT en- estG secciOR, ADO
sGrdn so cts mensaGles, sieRspTe que So GFGD'
oSo 40 pdse de tres linens el eTcesO 81
pagar6 propOToi0n0IaseBte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Buena noche deseamos todos nuestros
lectores mejores Pascuas. NuestrO cordial
saludo las que respondan al dulce nOmbre
dc Natividad; va 10 sab6is sus admirado-
res: La MdEorqaina de Pedro Bestard So
hermana MargaTItA, os espera para que col
m6is tOdos vnestros deseos en- obsequio de
elias en- estos dias de aguinaldo y jOlgorio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Las misas de aguinaldo han venido estan-
do muy concurridas, sin que, como suele su-
ceder, haya habido NADIA contra el Orden y Ia
cultura por 10 que es de suponer que esta
noche tendremos Misa del Gallo, desde hace
alguncs amos suprimida pOr el sehor Cura
Vicario, con motive muy justiAcado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Fray COHnpOnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

La Administrator a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

FL espahOi Ramon dc Herrera, sustituyendo
al MaHaeiitG Y Maria, vendra del % sl 80
procedente de la Habana escaas. Sc des-
pachara para MeyagieE ruta.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
WILL ADMIT our hog
Germany to Withdrew Its Hnbargo
on the American HoG.
OFFICIAL SOIICE IS DELAYED
A Important Apaosacsasas Thss Win
He Of Great Interest 10 PAckers ana
Dealsss in the saeaiess Meat
OF Swtne.

BERLIS, April e.-The German Gov
eminent has resolved to withdraw the
embargo on American pork. The ofii-
cal announcement of this decision will.
however. be delayed.
NEW YORK, April GA cahlegram
from Berlin says: "It is announced
that the German Government has deii-
nitely resolved to withdraw the en-
bargo placed on American pork. 1t is
added. however, that the official notice
of the withdrawal twill probably be de-
layed for some time in view Of certain
negotiations still going on between the
German Government and the Govern
ment of the United States" The re-
port is confirmed by q later dispatch
from London, which says that au-
thoritatve advices have been re-
ceived from Berlin that the restrictions
against American pork are to he with
drawn within q month, although
the date is not definitely eettled. The
announcement caused \ great deal of
comment on the exchanges and among
cattle shippers. and the latter We're
more alive than they have been for
some time. An official confirmation of
the report is awaited with great interest
by both shippers and the German
American steamship companies. An
inquiry at the State Department at
Washington elected the reply that no
information could he furnished regard
ing the runored action of Germany; in
other words, that no official notification
has been received.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
REMOVAL OF THE GUARD.
General sherman Will Soon Sleep Alone
and Unattended.

General sherman Will Soon Sleep Alone
and Unattended.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The remains of
General Sherman are to he removed
and the detachment of United States
troops that has been detailed to guard
duty at the. grave will watch over
the remains in their new temporary
resting place. Before his dekth Gen.
eral Sherman gave directions a. TO his
grave and it is IN order that his wishes
may be complied with that the remains
will be temporarily transferred from
the Sherman lot in Calvary to the re-
ceiving vault of the cemetery. Ii was
the wish OF the general that his remains
should not be inferred in an ordinary
grave in the earth, but that they be
placed In the apartment under ground
which should he built Of stone and con-
crete and covered with q heavy marble
slab. The work of inclosIng and secur.
ing the grave of Gen. Sherman. has
been finally completed. and the mil
itary guard which has been stationed
at the grave since the day of the funeral
will be removed, probably during the
present week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Treaty oversiehts.

wAsHrxsrox, April S.-The Post says,
"It is . curious fact that concrcss has
never in all. its history passed = Law
making the violation of treaty . pun
ishable offense. Year after year treaties
guaranteeing protection To foreigners
In the United States have been ratified.
and yet the general government was
left without the authority 20 enforce
their provisions and prosecute their in
fraction. The necessity OF such law
to At the present case is now plainly
apparent. Had congress Immediately
after the ratification Of the lta Ian
treaty passed law making IT specific
misdemeanor 10 violate any provision
of the treaty, there would have been no
question of the power OF the United
States to prosecute the rIngleaders IN
New Orleans. But no such law has ever
been passed. and the necessity for Iis
enactment will be urged in the message
of the president 10 congress"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Supervisor. Benjamin. r.. 7ss; Lies
weld. D., 3a4: Republican plurality. Ssa-
Alderman, Dunton, r., 600; Rathbun,
D., AT; Republican plurality, 24s. Coi-
lector. Merrill, T., III, Heyboer, d.,
366; Republican plurality. S5l. Con-
stable. Linday. r., 746; JonkmAn, D.
367; Republican plurality, 4s9.
Fesrth ward.
Alderman, Teaehou. sSs; Kinney,
705; Thoma, -. Dem. plurality 4E-
Supervisor, Curtis, SIS; Frost. sos;
Pettel, -. Dem. plurality, 245.
Fifh Ward.
Alderman: Quimby, 800; Mahoney,
166; Rogers, -; Dem. plurality, $50.
Supervisor: Tucker, 407 81 ohm Fehsen-
field. 56s; Ford. -; Dem. plurality. 36l.
Constable, McGabby, 46l; Pond. III;
Bamber. =; Dem. plurality, 25l. COL
lector, Rietburg, 405; Hendricks. ss0;
Collins, =; Dem. plurality, 225.
sixth Ward.
Supervisor, Smits, II. $40; Stonehouee,
D., $40; Republican plurality. l06- Al
derman, Anderson. r.. 7O6. Collector.
Hoogerhyde, f.. 56s; Barrett, D., 492;
Republican plurality, 76. Constable,
Wood. r.. 6S6; Lacker, 554; Republican
plurality, 81.
seventh Ward.
Alderman, Vaughn, 29s; Emmer.
GAS; Emmer's plurality 347. Supervisor,
Pierce, 25a: Schermerhorn, 10;
Schem's plurality AS. Constable,
Bailey, go; ;Mastenbrook. 707; plurality,
All. Collector, Hintz, 27o; Quigg, 69s;
Quigg's plurality 422.
Supervisor. Eby, r., l47; O'Leary.
D., S97; Graham, p, 10. Democratic
plurality, 26o. Alderman, Lucas, r.,
iS2; wurzburg. D., io2; Weatheriy p.
90. Democratic plurality, go. Col
lector, Palekowski, r., 1876; Schwind, t,
D., 4Ol; Dupee, F., 10. Democratic
plurality, 266. Constable, Carey. r.,
i39; Jackman, D.. S9s; Goether, r.,
IL. Democratic plurality, 259.
Ninth Ward.
Supervisor, Walsh. R..242; Hogadone,
D., 507, d. plurality. 2G5. Alderman,
Wilder. r.. 22o; Turner. 500, d. plursli-
ty, 3O4. Collector, Haynes, r.. 229;
McInnes, 523, d. plurality, 294. Weeks,
f., 230; ODonnell, 52l, d. plurality,
Tenth Ward.
Supervisor. Skeels, r., S37; Klyn. D.,
749; Republican plurality. IS. Alder
man. Dregge, r., ISL; Doran. d. 702;
Republican plurality, l79. Collector,
Grebel, r., SIS: Clubhouse, D., 703; Re-
publican plurality. 175. Constable,
P,tkln. r., 9O2; VANDERBILT. D., 6Sl; Re-
publican plurality, 22l.
The market bridge project is de-
feated by n decisive vote.
The vote on a new county peor house
was not large, and while the city ia.
vored it. it is thought the towns will
vote it down.
PLURALIrIEs ON City TICKET.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
p. T. BARNUM WORSE.

The Old show man's Physician says Ne
Cen Last Oniy . Few Days.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, April 6.-P. I.
Banum's condition has changed for
the worse this morning and he is very
low. DIR. Loomis. OF New York, has
been sent for. DIR. Hubbard, the At
teuding physician. says that Mr. Bar
mum cannot last much longer-a few
days only At the best. Mr.. Barnum has
been i'll for more than . month now.
His condition has not till the last few
days been such ne to cause much alarm
to his family and friends, but II 10 evi-
dent that the old Snowman has steadily
lost strength.
During bis illness Mr.. Barnum has
spent most of his time IN bed, but has
attended daily TO business and has die
tated bis volum,nous correspondence.
His mind has retained all its oidstme
strength and cisarness-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Senator Ingalls, Insulted.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 6.-Mrs. NJ.
NJ. +. Lease, the famous woman politi-
clan of Kansas. who so shocked the
National Woman's congress. made an
Sunday afternoon political address at
Music hall. Tue UNIQUE affair drew a
big crowd. Mrs. Lease lauded the Al
lance, and in her attack on ex-senator
ingalls, made this utterance wEich is
bound to raise commotion. She said:
"John j. Ingalls, offered many Kan
sas representative $500 for vote IN his
support rs candidate for United States
senator. He offered more than one Of
them 5000 and can prove it. He did
not get them-and / can prove il.
ingalls, ranks among our people side by
side with Judas Iscariot.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Special to the TrlsssarHxssrp.


NEwAyco, April 6.-The inhabitants
of this village and vicinity have been in
the habit of trout nshing at all seaeons,
numbers having iished all winter. snd
spring, which leads all law-ablding cit
izens to excla,m, Whats the matter
with the game wardeng" Yesterday
ne usual thee we'll known sportsmen
meandered up the BIgelow creek in
quest of the finny tribe. In the even-
ing one did not return and search was
instituted resulting Ia the finding Of the
body of sherman Mercer. many years'
resident of this village. about three
miiee above Newaygo- When found he
was lying i'm the water. No marks OF
violence being discovered i. is supposed
he came TO his death by q faintipg fit
of which he was subject. SIX trout
were found in his game sack.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

COLUMBUS, o., April 6.-Geo. Moore.
convict in the penisentiary, CON-
planned today of feeling i'll. Hedropped
out of the ranks and secured himself in
q cell. lie then ciimbed fire escape
and throwing a rope over . beam
climbed 10 the roof. He drew hImself
out upon the roof and walked in sup
posed full view of the guards and per-
cons in the prison enclosure 70 the ad-
msnietration house. He broke open .
window i'm the latter and descenaed 90
Warden Dier's of1ice. There ne laid of
bis prison gsFb, donned . suit beIong-
,nr 10 the warden's son-in-law and The
SHOES and hat Of the warden and walked
boldly out into che street.. He was
serving . ten years eenteDcs for burg
larry and larceny. He 70 noted burg
lar and goes by the name Of George
Eilwood.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
ANOTHER PARNELL STORY.

II is Now Reported That He Has MAR
r,ed . womss But Not nrs. o'sheN-
LoxpoS, April Ga sensational
rumor is afloat today in the lobby of
the House of Commons 70 the effect
THAI Parneli has been privately married
since the O'Shea divorce proceedings
and not to Mrs. O'shea. The Psrnell-
ties who have been questioned on the
subject refuse to discuss it, but the
mystery of their leaders inner life -
often referred 10 as tending TO clear bic
character from stain upon il shortly
will he explained.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Burial of an Anarchist.

PrrrsBuRc, April SIN an under
takers rooms in this city. surrounded
by evidences of wealth, in the presence
OF nearly 1000 persons, the obsequies of
Anarchist Joseph Frick took place this
afternoon. Johann Most delivered the
euIogy. and took advantage of the oc-
casion to make an appeal for anarchy.
The dead man was attired in black.
A blood-red scarf encIrcled the throat.
and blood-red rose was pinned to the
coat lapel. Around the foot Of the
bier fioated the carmine folds Of an
anarchist flag. The rest beneath of
the same sanguine hue. Two bouquets
of fragrant wild flowers lay on the lid
and over the center hung two red
parlaDds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

BosToy, April She United States
steamer Galena, IN tow, arrived safely
IN the lower harbor this morning
Also she lighter Myrtle, hsvine On
board t-oats, gus and snunstson
taken from the Gsiens. Tbe t1sieDa
presnts battered appearance Her
m. farssst Is gone. ber sldes patched,
ard she y badly tagged. II u tboaght,
however. she osn - repaired inside OF
a . per cent limit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

Bat for Ala Thss Hsunah nosher Hes
Lived 90 - One Hundred ana One.
RUTLAND, VT. April 6.-Hannah A.
Mosher, Of Qaeensbury, n. u. is one
hundred and one years old. She WAS
born in New Quaker Springs, \. n. on
Nov. IL. 1850. W. c. Hoag. of Claren-
don, VT, wrote to her recently 10 get
points on family history. In reply he
got an autograph letter from tue old
lady THAI covered four sheets ot note
paper and Was very much plainer uiaa
most writing s nowadays. Alter gls-
ing much information which showed
that her memory was remarkably good
she adds this: 81 bad five brothers
and four sisters, all married, had fam
llies. They are all dead years ago. l
am left alone. ! am maiden lady.
Ny occupation has been tailoring and
teaching school. nave enjoyed single
life. Am so old now that there "a not
much OF ME left"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07

A Dispatch from sturgis THE morning.
70 The internal revenue ofioe an
nounced The sudden death there Of
John Wagner, the brewer who paid %
laree Q fine. $3.50, 10 the United States
court here last week for violation of
the revenue lava. and asked for IN
formation ~ 10 the proper way 70 con-
duct his brewery. No particulars - "
hm death were given.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-07
Michigan Men Honored.

wAsHrSGroS. April 6.-Tbe secretary
OF treasury has appointed Frank Ber-
nard keeper of the light station at
Pike Island vice A. u. Foster, resigned
and Joseph Refill keeper of the light
station at Frying Pan lslane, both in
Michigan. The commissioner OF pen
sions has appointed DR.. Il. b. Ashton
a pension examining surgeon at Ira
verse City. h. Flanders vice G. r.
Teller, resigned, has teen appointed
postmaster at Noble, Branch county.