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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-18
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Nadie la vende nsds bar0ta que ARMAS
JIMENEZ, que GcGbam de recibirlG p0r
vGpor +" Vales50."
PERFECTO EMPAQUE SUPERIOR CALIDAD
Guacal de 80 docenas platos hondos 10
dOcenas llanos q. 1925 uno,
Guac0t del misnO sui tGO que ell anterior,
en- colOres surtidos, muy bonitos $27 unO.
Gudcat de docenas de bacinillas de Co
lor, grandes 2 tamanos, y de 10 do
cenas Escudillas tamanos q. .$32 uno.
GuGc0t del mismo surtidO cantidad, en-
blancO sOamente a.. $50 unO.
Ga0cot de 25 docenas de tazas platillos,
bonita lorna Y buen tamano 6. :. .$2I unO.
GaGcal de 1S docenas Escudillas grandes
NUNS 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, colores sur
= t!uos d. ...----- $43 unos
GWacal de 40 docenas Escudillos, bonita
forma, colores fnos, ntims. 10, IL Y
12.-13 lib dOcena cada uno &. .$35 uno.
GuGcaI de SO docenas idem idem colores
surtdOs q. .$35- 80 cts
BGrrI con 10 dOcenas de tazas platillos
bonita fOrma buen tamaflo a.. $3.50 cts
Estos precios son AL CONTADO, este es, en-
tregandO Ell dnerO al momento de recibir ell artf-
culo.
No olvidarse que por cada DOS PESOS, Sc
regala una acci6n del Bllete de Madrid que los
Sres. Armas y Jim6nez juegan entire sus parro-
quianos.
Aprovechar la OCCASION, pues estos precios s6-
10 pueden vender.
Nbre. 80. ARMAS & JIMENEZ.
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Noticfas de la Habana

A consecuencia de la fa.ta de monedas de
plata de cuflo nacional, Sc autoriz6 por el Co.
bierno la circulation en- esta Isla de monedas
de plata extranjeras, a las cuales, con arreglo
q las circunstancias, SO les senalaba un valor
Official para su admission en- las Cajas del Teso-
70 publico.
Todas las fncas azucareras de la zo1a de
Sagua la Grande Sc estan preparando para
emprender los trabajos de molenda lag que
Sc hallan en- condolences de poder hacerlo, EN-
pekaran prObablemente en- el mes dc Giciem-
bre, D sea del 15 al 80 de dicho mes
Los Bem0les-Estos siDgulares artistas,
que han llamado poderosamente la atencioa en-
cuaf1tas pobiaciones han visitado Sc daran q
conocer de nuestro pdblico e jueves pr6ximo
eh el teatro de Payret. Son verdaderas nota-
bilidades en- su g6nero
TN peri6dco de CAdz SO lamenta de que
lUs restos mortaes del iustre captain de ma
VIC Velasco, muerto goriosamente conse-
cuencia de las heridas que reoibi6 On la defen
ss del castillo del MORO de la Hahaaa, gu l7o2,
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CIRCULAR

Habiendo declarado el Juzgado de 1. Instan-
cia del rartido, en- estado de quiebra al
ciante don Eleuterio San Miguel, establecido en-
esta localidad, nombrando comisario don Narci-
Grau. y en- providencia del dia 16 del corriente
mes de Novembre, senal6 para la primera junta
general de acreedores Ell dia 26 del mismo q las
nueve de la mafiana ell local del Juzgado NUM-
cipal de este p1eblo.
Lo que Sc Lace pdblico para que aquellos que
tengan cr6dItos pendentes con dicho Sr, Sc srvan
asistir personamente por medic de represen-
tante con poder en- forma, en- la inteligencia. que
recho haya lugar.-Hato-grande IA de Noyiem-
bre de 1891.
1O-1 Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grau.
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no descansen on el panteon de narinos illus
tres dc San Fernando

no descansen on al panteon de marinos illus
TRES dc San Fernando.
El unes Sc declararun en- huelga unos ll2
operarlOs de las cigarrerias de Matanzas LA
Cooperative " La Granada. !"
Los Tres Bemoles tiepen mas de tres be-
moles Pooas veces hemos yisto mayor entu
siasmo en- ell pnblico III mas just;fcado.
Esus hOsllbres son genios de la ammonia
Con una cacerola enrstran una cuerda,
adaptan a una chocolatela una tlipa y no la
rascan, la volatllizan.
La reaparicion de la distinguida soprano
senOrita Amalia PaOi en- la escena de Payret
llevara sin duda esta noche a ese cOliseO una
concurrencia Tan numerOsa como escOgida LA
hermOsa joven bOrinquena cantara la cavatina
de ".Polluto" la "Nenfa de Mefst0feles", el
vals Ell Extass" " una romanza de "Cava-
Iberia Rusticana :, opera nneva en- la Habana
que en- Europa ha causadO gran sensaci0n y
producidO extra raordinario entusiasmo.
Por telegrama de Canarias, recib 10 en- esta
capital, Sc sabe que ha llegado dicha ciudad
el Excmo senor don Ramon de Herrera y Gu
t6rrez, alcalde municipal de la Habana, Coro-
mel del Quinto Battalion de VOluntariOs 6 indi
viduo de la Directiva de muchas importan-
tes sOciedades mel cantiles.
Con fecha "a de octubre escriben de Bara-
Goa, entire otras cosas, IL sigulente:
Los cocos Sc concluiran pronto la to-
rrible playa que les ha caido continda su des-
tructora ODra cocales de que Sc recOgieron el
an pasadO $4,000 cocos mensuales, han lido
mermando su production hasta ell extreme de
recogerse en- ellos el mes pasado 5000.
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C0nsuItOriO m6dieo
OperGtOraO Universal.

Los doctores especialistas que componen
este Gabinete, ofrecen su asistencia facultativa
tOdOs los habitantes de esta localidad, segu-
rOs de que encontraran todo cuanto ell enfer-
mo necesite para la curacion alivio de sus
padecimientOs.
Consulta diaria de 4 IL de la mafiana y
de 2 a de la tarde. La cOnsulta de 8 8,
gratis los pobres que 10 acrediten.
FOrtaleZa 15-HOtel aSan Jnanu 15-1
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AVISO

Sc vende la tercera parte lie la hacienda
de elaborar azdcar, nombrada CEIBA, radica-
da en- la jurisdiccl6n de Vega baia.
La persona que interese adquirirla, sc ser.
vira verse coE la propietaria doha Antonio
Landr6n, viuda de Lopez, que vive en- la mis-
ma hnca, 6 con don Jose Esteban Ramos, que
reside on esta Capital, cal.e del Sol, ndmero
57.-San Juan de Puerto Rico, 8 de Noviembres
de 1891. l5-3
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Silfnrsna

En- la calle de la Luna mum. 81 queda es-
teblecido desde hoy ell magnifco silforama con
preciosas vistas, diez centavos la entrada,
los ninos cinco centavos. Todos los dias de
10 de la noche. 15-7
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EPfGRAMA.

Queriendo dar una carda.
Un graciOsO a un albardero
LIE dijo :-l Cuanto dinero
L!evara usted por su albarda
En- seis pesetas cabales,
Responde, la vender6:
PerO pOr ser para uste1
Sc la pondre en- veinte reales.
r. Ech0vOrrzG.
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~ATENCION AQU1 !!-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimentos semblanzas que Sc
envfen por et twrno que les Uaya correspondent
do Pero podemos satisfacer las exgencias de
todos los que las quieren yer inmediatamente pu.
blicadas nj contestar, por falta material de tempo,
la cost0s0 numerosa correspondence que con
ese motive nos dirije.
los que no quieram esperar turno Sc les pu-
blicaran Embellishments los entretenimientos que
envfen, 81 remesan:
Por una semblanza, $1.-Por una charada de
Il versos, 50 cts.-Un logogrifo, 80 cts.-Ana
gramas, criptografias, enigmas, ETC., 25 cts.-Los
demas entretenimientos, 81 son cortos, pagaran
25 cts. 81 largos, so ct ST. segdn dimensiones.
Ell valor debe acompanarse en- sellos de cor~@o.
T CONSEJO LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe
Camante de la Sra. Winsow debera usarse STEM
pre- cuando los nihos padecen de la dentci6n.
Proporciona alivio Immediate al pequeno paciente;
produce un sueho tranauilo y. natural, aliviando
todo dolor. amanece el angelito risueno felz.
Els muy agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
nuelo, ablanda las encias calma TODD dolor, regu-
ariza los intestinos, es el mejor remedio como
cido para diarrea ocasionada por la dentici6n 4
otra causa.
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Ha sido nombrado me iico titular de Ma
va ssiiez pOr la vacante pro tucida por 81 fa,le-
cimielsto de don Julio Audinot, nuestrO queri-
do amigo 81 ilustrado cuan modestot Dr.. don
Eliseu Font GuillOt.
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A MALTA PAOLI.

Del popular 1iario habanero La Discussion
tOmamos 10 siguiente, que nos completeness
en- publican: 4,... !.
Gal ser presentado la Srta. Paoli nuestro
companero D. Salvador DOmlnguez, al famoso
gacetillero del Diorjo Il; la Ma inn i.nprovis6
10 siguiente
Saud la hermosa artista
Que tiene renonlbre egregio,
Cuya vOZ es dulce arpegiO
Que causa tierna inqui tud
i Salve la que cuando canta
De ici0sa Ace Maria,
Parece ALA en- lejalia
EnamOradO laud
Salud Ia de Borinquen
Sacerdotisa del arte,
Que quito noble comparte
EnJre ell arte y la virtud
Bienvenida la que llega
nuestra region tubana.
Cual perla de TERRA hermana,
Salud mil veces, salud
Salvador A. Domlnguez"
- Casas que Sc reconsienda,s Ell DUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Propietay5o J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nti-
nero 16.-Pertumerfa extra superior. Sc admi
FEN abonados.-Esmero y limpieza.
-Pero acomo has podido enamorarte de
esa mujer7 No sabes que es una veleta
-Si, 10 Sc; pero no 10 puedo remediar !.
la amo
y ella to anna tt?
-Hombre hace cinco minutes nadie po-
drfa dudarlo. En- este momento no s6 a que
atenerme.
Alpaca grano de polvora, merino de fanta
sia, diagonales de Ultima novedad, pa1os, CAST
mres, elasticotines, dries superiores, en- la
sastre IA de Lopez, Fortaleza 10.
a. Ell DR. SALICRUP.-Pida USED en-
tOdas las tiendas dOnde vendan perfumeria Y
efectos de tocador, P0lvos deMtGles del Dr. S0-
EcrMp.-Es el :nejOr preservativO que sc como
ce contra la carrie de los dientes un gran re
medic para dar buen aento q la boca.
Una modista inglesa, mistress pocklington,
ha iEtentado un prOcesO extranO uno de sus
vecinos de la acera de entrente de su taller
Durante agunos dias, los mas calurOsos
de este verano, las Obreras de mistres Pockling-
ton Sc vieron turbadas on sus trabajos de aguja
por un espectaculo que en- una de las habita-
clones de enfrente. Sc ofrecia.
Era 81 case que un caballero, sin duda por
efecto de los grandes calores, Sc paseaba tran
Qullamente pOr su cuartO on un traie absOluta-
mente primitive.
Las curiosas modistias dieron parte de
10 que habfan visto la respectable mistres
Pocklington, quien, vali6ndose de unos gene
los, comprob0 por 81 misma la horrible verdad
del case.
tn agents.de polcfa, vestido de modista
pudo Jambien cerciorarse del estado de des-
,nudez del vecino, qulen tu6 ilevado ante los
Tfibunales.
va Sc ha falado este asunto absolvienlo
"
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al nuevo Adam, 81 bien recOmendandOle que,
por .espeto al pudor de las costureras de mis-
tress Pockington, no ande por su casa como
nuestr" blblico padre por el Paraiso.
No hay DANA eleganJe, nj caballero que
visite la Capital lie Puerto Rico, que no colcu-
ria a La MalloyquinG. ALI, tomando de 10
mejor, es donde 50 da eta el h5g life puerto
rriuueno
-Acaban de llegar al estabecimiento de So
brinos de Luina y Co., chorizos secos de Estre
madura en- manojos de una docena, turrones
de todas classes, uvas. nembrillos, gran varie
dad de cajitas de pasls de tOdas classes, ETC.,
etc. Fl que quiera YER cOsas buenas que Sc
pase por el almac6n de Luifla.
-iOh el amor Guam dulces emociones
slente o! coraz6n del verdadero amante cuando
Sc We correspondent 81 20 lograra que la her.
mosa Silvia me dedicara su carino, mi dicha
se~fa como un cielo anticipado.' Asi decia Fa
bio, y POGO despues reciba en- justa correspon-
dencia como regalo, una rueda de cigarri los
marca Figaro. La algeria g prOdujo un 6x-
tasis. ss ...s. !.-: se-s.-ess--.~..
La comida ha inhuido siempre On los des-
tinos de la humanidad. Esau vendio su pri.
mogenitura por un plato de lentejas, 20 serfa
capaz de darle mi alma al diablo por un al
muerzo en- La CUtGl0ssG.
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ALMONEDA

Por ausentarse su dueno Sc vende un pia.
no de cola todos los MUEBLES de la casa
ntmerO 10 Gale del CristO. l5.3
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AlMAcEN DH MUsIcA

AIMACzN DE %Us1cA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No T. PONCE
Musica para piano dos manos.
Raf.-Rapsodia espn. 49,. .-........ 60 cts
RAmnsel.-Tema alemana de Leybach,
Transcrip facil l.......4 40 cts
Idem.-Vals brillante de Schuloff, id i'd. As Cts
Para pedidos en- la Capital D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
Mister Dearborn taquifrago eminente de
Hong Kong Hoop nos ha suplicado la inser-
cion de las siguientes lfneas, certifcandonos
su autenticidad. Dice que serian pr6ximamen-
to las doce de la noche del sabado cuando Oy0
10 que sigua: ell inperios0 tienie subyugar
TODD 10 que le rodea mas ben que extender
su imperio; sus deseos son lin tados, sus me.
dios escasos, su c0lera grande. FL ambicio-
so al contrario, menos ocupado de 10 que esta
cerca que de 10 que esta dlstante, mira sin CO.
sar al horizonta; en- su carrera, SO abre paso,
derriba pefo no aplasta le basta elevarse. En-
fin 81 sus deseos insac; ablos 500 lIayores que
sus me'iios, tiene 10 menos futrzas de voiun-
tad energia de carac or, despl ecio de las cos as
pe1uenas, y grandeza de alma on sus desig-
Mos" an ate que quien pr,nunci6 esta es-
pecie do dscurso, fu6 un juguete mecanico,
comprado en- Ambos Mund0s, San Justo 81.
@ leda cOlnplacido el Mister.
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Para teas de alta novedad, g6n,'ros de hilo
Y algodon blanco, muselinas, tiras bordadas,
cintas de alto caprieho, guarandoles finos, en-
cafes tiras bordadas el L0uvye de los Sres.
Ahumada Co., San Francisco esquina San
JustO.
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VARlEDAJES

- Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer algunos
trajes para caballeros, cortados por el maestro
sastre don Timoteo Cubelo, que hace pocos
dias lego esta Ciudad procedente de la Ha-
bana, donde ejerc!o la profession en- las pr n
cipales sastrer:as de aquella gran Capital.
Dichos trajes NADIA dejan que desear. Ell Sr.
Cubelo trabaja On La UJtyGna0y5saG, Tanca,
esquina Fortaleza-Precios moderados.
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HabitacioneB

comodas frescas, para oaballeros Sc ofrecen
en- una casa de la calle del Cristo. En- esta re-
dacci0n Sc dara ell nllmero. 1913
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B.IlETEs uE MADRID.

So venden en- el establecimien
TIM & co.
$ 100000 s
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Ha sido destinaio la Habn 81 contador
dc navio D. Ricardo Jiuieuez Glrcl nom
brado ayudante do Marina de ,nicarl0 D. Mi
guel Fusio.
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Jose Alonso Compafifa hacen toda clase de
trabajos; hay retratos el9ctricos de 25 so centas
voa, QalstA av San Francisco ndmere 2. Is.a
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
SURRENDERED.

Tho Chiilan Vessels, tho Condel and Im-
perlale Turned over to tho Junta.
The torpedo cruiser Almirante Con-
dell and the armed transport Imperiale,
the last armed forces loyal to the late
President Balmaceda, of Chilli, were
formally surrendered to the Chilian
minister at Callao, Peru, Friday, and
word was Immediately sent to the Junta
de GobierDo, at Santiago, that the two
vessels were at their disposal. The
Condell, under command of Capt.
Morago sailed from Valparaiso as con-
voy to the Imperiale on August q two
days after the landing 'of the congress
sional army at Quintero bay The mis-.
sion of the two ships was to transport
troops from Quimbo to Caluhuna. On
their arrival at Coquimbo they received
news that Balmaceda had met with
defeat at the hands of the con-
gressionalists at Concon, and Capt.
Morago decided to suspend the trans
portation of troops and proceed to Cal
lao a neutral port, where orders could
be received from the government as to
what course to pursue. The Condell
and Imperiale steamed into that port
Friday morning and for the first time
heard of the defeat of the Balmacedists
at Valparaiso, the flight of Balmaceda,
the fall of Santiago and the complete
triumph of the Junta.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
DOWN IN THE LAKE.

Pleasure Party Suddenly Shortened by
the Drowning of Ono Mans wife and
Another Woman's Husband.
Jefferson d. Stewart, married man
with four children, and Mrs. Jane Ken
nedy, a married woman with two chill
dren, went out for boat ride on Ponce
de Leon lake, Atlanta, Ga, after
8 o'clock Saturday night They had
with them two companions, Henry
Gignilliat and Miss Ida Harmon.
The lake is away out of town and is a
lonely spot The two couples took
separate boats. Suddenly Gignilliat
heard scream, and looking around
there was no trace of the other boat.
1t had disappeared with it's occupants
as completely as if it had never existed.
The only object to be seen was
Stewards hat, which floated toward
Gignilliat's boat Miss Harmo on faint.
ed, and it was with difficulty
that Gignalliat saved himself from the
fate of his companions. Stewart had
been drinking, and must have tried to
scare the woman, thus precipitating the
tragedy. The man was fished out, then
the woman. Stewart visited Mrs. Ken.
nedy's house early in the morning and
suggested the trip. His wife is on a
visit to Tennessee, while the woman's
husband is in Douglass County, Ga.
Both bodies were buried Sunday even
ing
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
ITALIAN ITCH.
An Annoying Skin Disease Rap~
idly Spreading.
Brought to This Country by italian Inn
migrants and Transmitted Through
Notes and Coins.

People in Morristown, Pa, are alarm
ed at the rapid spread of contagious
skin disease called the "Italian itch," or
scabies, occasioned by the presence of
minute parasite, transmissible
from one person to another. The
disorder there is affecting all
classes alike, and the best fam
lilies and most refined people are
among the sufferers 1t is traced to
the imported Italian laborers who have
recently been employed in that neigh
borhood, and has spread both up and
down the line of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad and along the line of
the New Trenton Cutoff, from Norris
vile to Glenloche. Wherever these
Italians have been, they have left this
trail of annoyance and suffering. Notes
and coin are said to be the most fre-
quent medium for its transmission,
first from the Italians to the shop
keepers and then to the people gener-
ally. The soft parts of the skin be-
tween the fingers and about the wrists
and elbows are most frequently affect
ed. The acarus usually attacks both
sides of the body simultaneously, and
in adults it is found on the face or
scalp, but any other portion of the
body may be affected.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
DREAD OoNsuMPTIoN.

Conclusions Drawn From tho Most Re-
cent Researches-Not Hereditary, but
Infectious-It Is In tho Air.
Prof Tyndall has an article in the
current Fortnightly, London, on "The
Origin and Propagation and Prevention
of Phthisis," or pulmonary consump-
ton, and dilates upon the latest inves-
legations, which are OF great interest
and possibly of the utmost Importance.
He draws attention to the researches
of DR.. Cornet pupil of Koch, who has
come to the conclusion that this
disease is not hereditary, as
has been generally supposed,
but that it is generated by infection.
Hereditary weakness of the lungs pre-
disposes to any pulmonary affection,
but not specially to this form. DIR. Cor
net says that the dried sputum secreted
by a sufferer is reduced to dust and
mingles with the air which is breathed
by healthy people, who thereupon
receive into their lungs the germs of
the disease. DIR. Koch comedies with
DR.. Comets theory, and Prof. Tyndall
gives his own experiences in cases
which seem to strongly support Comets
conclusions.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
Another Parachute jumping Accident.

Sunday a week two aeronauts met
with serious accident while making
parachute leaps. One fell in the lake
and the other fell among some live cleo
trio wires. These accidents did not de-
ter pretty Miss Kiefer. sister of one of
the injured men, from making an
ascension Sunday, but she will prob.
ably pay for her foolhardiness with her
life. She made the ascent from Cen
tral Park, Peoria, Ill. Her parachute
failed to work, and she fell into the
lake. The big parachute settled over
her and held her down, Boats were
in waiting, but before the woman could
be taken out she was reduced to uncon.
sciousness. She was taken ashore and
rolled over a barrel until her lungs
were free from water, then removed to
hospital. The physicians do not hope
to restore her to life
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
TRAIN ROBBERS


Pay Midnight Visit to an Express Mes.
senger-MaslSs, Dynamite and winches.
ters Brought Into Play.
Telegraphic advices from Samuel,
Tex, a small station on the Southern
Pacific railway, located In thinly set
tied section of country, give a thrilling
account of a daring train robbery COM
mitted by six masked men at that
place shortly after midnight Tuesday
night. Dynamite and Winchesters were
used as a means of intimidating the ex.
press messenger and gaining entrance
into his car. All the money and valua-
bles in the safe in the express car
were secured by the robbers, as well as
several sacks of mail and a registered
package from the mail car The amount
of money obtained can not be learned,
but it will doubtless reach into the tens
of thousands. The train was just pulling
out from the station when six masked
men, who had selected their positions,
simultaneously mounted the engine,
mail and express cars-two men for
each of these positions. Over
forty shots were fired, literally per-
forating the baggage and express cars,
without injury to any one, when an un-
expected mode of procedure was adopt
ed-that of exploding a dynamite car
fridge against a small window in the
express car The effect of this was to
tear the window out and otherwise
damage the car. The express messen.
ger was stunned, but he recovered in a
few moments only to be overpowered by
the robbers and made togive up his safe
key. The train was delayed several
hours. The robbers took their time in
doing the job, and with the utmost
GOODNESS and an exhibition of great
nerve. Horses were in readiness for
them, and on completion of their work
the bandits rode rapidly away, and are
now in Mexico, beyond the reach of
the authorities. The sheriff of
Del Rio, Tex, was telegraphed to
secure posse and give pursuit, re-
ward of $3.50 per capita being offered
for the capture of the robbers. He left
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12
DYNAMITED.

Sixteen workmen Are Blown to Pieces
Twenty Tons of Dynamite Go OF In One
Blast.
The dynamite factory of f. A. Rey-
nolds g. Co., near White Pigeon, Mich,
exploded Thursday evening. 1t is es-
timated that there were about 20
tons of dynamite in the building,
which was three-story brick. Scarce
ly vestige of it remains. Sixteen
workmen, mostly Swedes and Nor
wegians, were destroyed Not an atom
of them is to be found, and it is i'm
possible to learn their names, as the
company's books, pay rolls, ETC., are
lost The loss is estimated at SS5, 600.
The conclusion in White Pigeon was
awful and citizens were badly fright
ened. Goods in the stores were thrown
from the shelves and houses were
rocked to and fro. The spire of the
German Lutheran church fell with a
loud crash, and the walls of several
buildings are cracked and damaged.