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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-24
SARA BERNHARDT

In the title role This great production will
be brought here in its entirety and presented
exactly the same as it was at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theater, New York. The Scenery and
Properties occupy two large cars in Transport
tatiou Matinee Saturday. Sale of Seats
OPENS This Morning.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

al exito: conoejales del municipio,
funcionarios p1blicos, damas dis
tinguidas = cabalIeros respetables.
Recogemos ahora impresiones
diversas y las damos 4 la publici-
dad signiendo la costumbre esta-
blecida por el periodismo On los
paises mas cultos.
Uu suceso terrible cOnmueve a
la opinion y es precise que sepa
la isla de que modo esa opinion
SO manifesto en- Ponce.
La perlG del SWq esta & la altura
de su nOmbre en- las presentes cir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

an Il caso de- decirlo, es que la guerra
material, que tiene por lnstrulngn' U,6s
los cariones, no es, nj con mucnO' -
Hev otrs guerra sOrda y silenciosls'
que usa como proyectilss Ia difamacion'
i escandaIo y hssta el hambre, con y.
terrible corteio de rebajamientos fislcos
y morales. .,,oo
Esa guerra es la de las pasioneshuma-
mas, siempre formidabIes, Pero mucno
mas cuando escogen por baluartes pare are
atacarse destruirse mdtuamento uo'
corazones de nauier.
Uno de los argumentos, acaso ei Prln-
cipal, contra la poligamia, es la ocas'Ou
que presta los celoSos odios do las mu-
jeres, obligadas q formar rePugnante
sociedad comanditaria para amar On
solo var6n
Y este sucede cuando ell polfgamo Vi
Ve puede templar las iras de sus ena-
moradaa con los nailagros de Ia diploma
cia las tretas que son de rigor en tales
Oasos. Calcdlese que pasara despues de
muerto el galan y cuandO las vIudas
tienen que repartirse buenamente 81
sombra su recuerdo.
Y So herencia.
Ha dicho Sardou, en- una de sus me-
jores cornedias, que un marido muerto
es mas dificil de encontrar que un mari
do vivo.
Y como esta difcultad debe, por ley
encarecer la mercancia, re-
Iults impossible de todo punto que vivian
~ paz dos mas viudss que resultan CO.
de una de esas slhajas de
lltratumbs.
Por fortuna este no sucede mas que
n Africa, y, alguna vez, en- el senO de
iertss fsnilias eOropeas reconocidamen-
g inmorales.
que hay que tener on cuenta que s
asmiscuidades orientales So hacen
'srables al ser oue eA1 % Al a4 las =
liEoa~ eute9 Nps le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08
Guam 10 su doctrina explican
Pero es cierto
Que 81 esos carcGs predicsD
Predican en- ell desierto.
Corrfa 81 afio des-oracia de 1857.

Corrfa el afio des-Qracia de 1857.
Salvando cordilleras, vadeand0 torren-
tes, repechando barrancas abruptas, mar
chandO por preciosfsimas vegas domi-
nando psisajes msgnf6cos arribamos al
fin CorozaI.
Ibamos exteudeF la autonomfa, re-
cientemente votada en- Ponce.
Era un domingo, y el temple cat6lico,
situado en- mitad de la anchs plaza, con-
tenfs unos pocos centenares de personas.
FL clerigo subi6 las gradas de la tri-
buns y apsreci6 en- 10 alto. HubIe-
rase dicho que de su garganta podla
brotaF ell c&ntico en- loor de la vfrgen
inmaculs, 8 la patetics invocation la
Verdad evangelica el inspiradO versfcu-
10 de los libros santos.
Brot6 10 inesperado, 10 absurdo, 10
increible.
S. eclipsaba ell sp6stol de una, reli-
gi6n moralizsdora y aparecfa el ap6stol
de una sects polfrica.
-s'No acud4is ese meeting que es
cfrculo de perdici6n en- que Sc propagan
doctrinas. I'd vuestras vi
viendss r1 sticas, cultiVar la csmpiha
feraz; sembrar la TERRA fecunda; pro-
ducir el fruto. Regresad sin demoFa al
albergue en- que os aguarda la
lamilia, y no escucheis esos que vie
nen enga1aros y pervertirOs."
Asf parlsba el orador, y ell auditorio
Q miraba sonriendo, y Sc veia en- aqus-
los ssmblantes la imperceptible con-
racci6n del desd6n.
al meeting, que SO llev6 cabo ense-
yuida, y en- el cual habl6 con acentos de
'oncordia y de paz ell que escribe estas
lneas, ,concurrieron cuatrocientos correli- II
.ionarios.
iOh poder de la elocuencia pastoral
ell prestigiO ultramontano! -
Si el sacerdote bisolo
Llega hablar un poco - oo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

geR6n los datos que publioa 81 ,.
.oou VeyjtGs, los buques que nsuGs.'
,on & sufrieron algdn accidente en
amos de 1888, SO y 80, tueron 2Oss.
hi mayor ndmero de accidento,
naufragios correspondi6 q los inqIs,.!
sioni9ndoles en- orden num6rico los AM
icanos, noruegos, alemanes, franceus.s
] itslianos.
In los centres o6ciales Sc confirm.
.oue hsv trabajos para M trstado erns
eial de comercio entire Espa1a y Portn
vsl. independents de todos los denS
tratados de Ia propia fndole.
El senor Silvela ha deClarado Que l.
parecen pretnaturos cuantos c&lculos !,
haQau por ahora respecto concentra.
oi6n de fuerzas en sentido conservador
poroue Ia cosa no Sc decidira hasta J
otoiio, en- que esten en Madrid los jefe,
de los partidos
al ministro de la Gobernaci6n le pa.
reco de graz efecto que al reauudaue Ia
legislature haya una minorfa menoE, Ia
Fomsrista.
Aver tarde ha quedsdo desmentida Ia
noticia que dieron variOs peri6dicos de
que Ia legislature termiBara en- Noviem.
bre, comensando otra al reanudarse las
Cortes
LIE legislature actual no terminarG
hasta Mayo.
Asf 10 asegura ell sefior Silvela.
Ell eeiior CASTELAR,, en- Ia excursion
lue har6 ahora, Sc propone visftar Aus
ria, Belgica y la Alemapia del Norte.
No ptensa detenerse en- Francis.
Aver IAN vuelto conferenciar los
asE Cos Gay6n y han Sc
pi1 ~-~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08
Los RROs
men !

Vidal Ohavarrfa Y Evangelist
Figueroa, que ocupaban un Gala
bozo con sus tres cOmpanerOs .
quienes faVOreci6 ell indulto, fue-
ron aver trasladados al dep6sitC
municipal, donde los centinelas de
vista les custodian sin descanso.
Ohavarrfa es alto, de tez blan-
lea, cabelIo encrespado, barba ro-
ljiza, frente ancha, ojos clarOs y
mirada vacilante.
Figueroa tiene estatura regu-
lar, color palido, carnes muy en-
jutas, y barba muy pobre. Habla
con cierta dificnltad. Su voz en-
gangosa y su figura no del TODD
repulsiva.
AmbOs permanecen tranquilOs.
IgnOran qne aquel reloj del con-
sistOrio, cuvas campanadas esou-
chan de ounce en- ounce minu-
tOs, acaso esta marcandO los dfas
pOstrerOs de su existencia.
El sabado escribi6 FiguerOa
una extensa carta su espOsa Y 4 |
su hijs. Las dice que los tribuna-
les le condenan 4 presidio por tres
amos y que no pierde la esperanza
de abrazarlas al cumplir ese fallo
1e la justicia humana.
Ohavarria, al ser cOnducido al
sncierrO en- que hoy SO encuentra,
oidio que no le separasen de su
lijO, que es uno de los presOs.
Impossible acceder a aquella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08
Ia Democracia
Ell EPILoao DE UN cRIMEN

Sc viene asegurando desde
hace seis dfas que ell ConsejO de
MinistrOs ha devueltO la senteneia
por cuya virtud ser6n ejecutados
los Teos Evangelista Fig1eroa y
Jose Vidal Chavarria, matadores
de don Geronimo Baez.
VeremOs alzarse, impOnente y
fatfdica, Ia silueta del patibulO !;
asistiremos al odioso espeotaculo,
y pensaremos, como antes, como
siempre, que los c6digOs humanOs
ser6n c6dig0s impfOs mientras
guarden la muerte en- sus paginas
y mientras den ofcio q la activi-
dad del verdugo.
Ponce no permaneci6 indi-
ferente. Al recibir la noticia fu-
nesta, los corazones generosos,
agitados pOr el resorte del senti-
mientO, Sc unen para Obtener ell
peFd6n y la misericordia.
Los representatives del munici-
piO, pOr unanimidad de vOtos, sin
que existiese una sOIa nota DISC
mantle, 8oOrdaron trasmitir ell tele-
grama que sigue
"Excelentfsimo senior Mayor
domo de palacio-San Sebastian
Para ~ M. la Reina Regente. -
AyuntamientO Ponce, en- repre-
sentaci6n de todas sus clases go
ciales, .impetra de la magnanimi- {
dad de ". M. graoia de indulto
de la pena de muerte impuesta q
los reos Vidal Ohavarrfa y Evan
gelista FiguerOa. COnfia en- que
la mas hermosa de las regias pre- G
en- la augusta solemn t
lad del natalicio de s.. A. Real la
a ? N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

lOjala que no Sc desarrolle a
nuestra vista ell epflogo, ell triste
" abominable epflogO de IN cri-
meul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08
Y sINIEsTRO

Parece que ell reVsrendO pTesbftero de
CorOzal fulmina desde ell p6lpito sus
anatemas contra ell matrimoniO civil,
llam6ndolo ipdtil, illegal, impfo, des-
atando sus fnrias clericales sobre los disi-
zentes que buscen fuera del temple 10
que en Ell temple les impone sacri6cios
pecuniaFioss
Z La Lsss de Vega baja pregunta:
"LQu6 dice esto el gobiernoF Lque opiRan
las Autoridades llamadas velar por el cum-
pIimientO de la ley respecto ese empleadO
que de Bemejante manera nltrsja los princi-
piOs cOnstitucionales la Legislation ssnciO-
NADIA prOmulgada pOF las COrtes del reinOs"
Las autOridades no ven nj escuchan
estas cosas.
Gastan elias su tempo en- ssuntos de
mayor trsscendencia, como la elecci6n
de candidatosa adictos; la imposition de
tributos onerosos; la persecution de So
ciedades ilfcitas; la imposition de multas
arbitrarias; la preterici6n de puerto-ri-
quei1os dignisimos; Ia snulaci6n de actas
iberalesi = assHoi6n de absuEdos eviden-
'es EOp q seS resupuestos aprO-
duas labores Equ6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

tao minutos SO Oy6 el rufdo e.Sa ae ~
I no atravesaba la parte emp IoS
que q.a aS ;rternarss ensegnida en- dos az
Pa.@ los, bordeados de C0PuSdI AL
- oareci6 en- M recOoO las
Gess sppis ocnlt6ndOse eatre lA'
n del b0eque. p;nuon.
ssfior Laugier esperaba con m~'
ssO ia a. smpo.6 su relate sin perdsF nj
rOiCa q busca del guardabosque aoO- aoU.
OouD r~- tan raro como su apelhooj lie lie
:, Ous doa horas no nae dijo tres p''~
,uousIe que objeto me IlexaSo, IlexsSo,e cuales
EAP,of3as del crimen manltesbahuO
d nOs,j; IA deseos preguntandote' ,,sn casa
ersu ,wI.,,kis wiki atTapadO esta noche aAs
-fart,yo dahadorf
No, Ss,o.,ss aoompanadme 4 la ch'r'' a'
Ia Cores, "a. :,
Es'a %e Il kepis. Ossg6se L esRal"Si sRl "ism,
-Pasossb6s Il fasil 81 homore oes 80 n
: ,urr6p, % - Il fuese hacer nna VS. - al
!. mOdO qGGs nos fntmos 81 slssO
% ipspeccOoTn' i senor Valognes.
10 ''i q l'ss.s,so / bascAr ese ssQuitO Dc @a''
80 --Preei'0 fCOnsinaaF''' !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

-..resaremOs iuntOs a creil. PaSaO bSstS
! rSsr9siT' Ss nil coche = Os aOOmpahaFe hA''~
casa. sor T.auQier,-- diJo
T ;oen las graoias GerardO y este -
9 alej6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08

El eefior Castelar,, en- Ia excursion
cue har6 ahors, 90 propone visitar Aus
tria, Belgica y la Alemapia del Norte.
No piensa detenerse en- Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-08
z, del JaP6n;
a. de Malta;

60 1853, de Portugalj ta,
1769 le Francia nuevamenosi
11e7' i1e7 Se 5e Espafia y Gus pOsesio93eS'
a 90 % De- Julio de 1773, ezPglsaSaG;s' ISe.;s,
u Sooidos c Itotslmente pOr Ia lsi0'''
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

Shenandoah" always an interest
ing study TO the critic AMI dramatic
writer. ari OF powerful and impressive
interest to the intelligent theater goer
drew fair attendance Mt Powers
last eyersrts. the several political meet
ings In the city doubtless submcrging
thoughts OF plays and players. OF this
play there IL little that the Telegram
Herald could add TO the favorable
opinion passed upon fits presentation
several months ago. It deals faith
fsily with war Incidents, which are
generally familiar, and Throughout the
presentation OF these historical facts.
reduced TO dramatic form. there runs
B Sa- ald touching plot OF love-
Nothing could have been more clever
~ demonstrated than this The lesson
Ia patent and true. for despite the con-
fliet OF factions. and the wreck and de-
vastation OF war, two hearts that
beat ss one bob mp serenely. It IL then
the consistent and logical manner in
which Howard has contrasted the SER
ioasness OF war, with q tender heart
intercst. which makes Shenandoah
dramatically potent. The characters
tfe All ttH- kntN 10 tue tSFr VI btH-
scientious and efficient players. indi-
vslusl and specific mention Of whom
would be in order II not for the press
ure of matter pertaining to the auea
tioss OF the hoar. The audience was
enthusiastic and should b. murh Isrc-
er IN numbers toRixht when the play
WI be repeated.
TIE Wonderland 10 always IN inter
estiEg place 90 spend an hour. This
week the attractions ara All new and
vsry entertaining. The attendance res
tersav wss iar<-, ard s'Ich promises
90 be the record FOR the balance ~
the week. The leaxhahic comedy. 80
clever in its satire on = hotel entitled
A Basea of Keyss IL being presented
n the theater.
v7i~ Aser~srcn oyen~d on Sunday
sv~nfnz IN A Little RaxSbosy-~ =
drams. slshca4h sfs ehfect = 81 give
she talcntess Ifttie star every opror-
tansty TO display hsr vsrsatiie sesla-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

ties, IL posuesses considerable interest
sAd strength. TIE characters are
kept within reasonable limit and are
not allowed TO drift apart from the
story. Mlss Akerstrom is always en-
tertaining and is more than clever in
her songs and dances She infuses a
good deal OF earnestaess ia her work
waea the situate demands it. though
the light and comedy shades seem more
to her taste and fancy Behind all
that she does, there seems 10 be an
impulse that is natural end this Is
the chief charm Of her playing. The
company renders excellent service
nessrs- Shea. App,eby and Graham
being especially notable, while Fred
Mower gives most enjoyable char
acter impersonation as Aunt Dinaa-
The Mirror Quartet proved most
delightful interruption. and they were
eomphIneated with several recalls The
first matinee Is announced for today.
Manager Smith has In the engage
nrent of the Rose Hill Company an or
ferlag which should easily command
the suffrages OF his patrons this week.
The company has been very materially
improved since last season. There
are pretty girls. all Of whom
make q graceful appearance an.i
are most attractive when clad
ia the tinsel and armors for the
march. which introduced many neat
and intricate manouvers- The company
al CON bine. giving n very spicy and
amusing presentation OF the burlesquc
THE Meuntebark." 1t is full of good
music, songs, wittiris!ms and JOKES
which have the odor o. freshness. The
speelalties introduced are al very
good. The ''show" deserves exeellen'
business. Matinccs tomorrow, Friday
ard Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

f;xxat Britain TIE iass saillnG under
the prsssat postal service eetueen this
country sad Canada takes place
TO-DAY. and Canadians aud All people
hsv,ns b..sness or other interests m
Br,t,s6 America are looking forwsrd
10 further postal annoyances- The
Canadians clam thai their government
mas done everything possshle 70 induce
EDgllsh capitalists or the English ges-
ernment 10 undertake to furnish be-
tween Csnaas ard England = postal
sery,ee equal 10 lie best similar service
between New York aud Eagispd. But.
ID ~ added. IN spite Of all the sf1erts
msds in this direction. the Canadians
aud those dIeetly interested in Canada
have failed 70 accomplish the object
they had Ia view. TIE sum Of $780,
900 MAS offered by Canada ~ = subsidy
TO ssiss ia maintaining fast mail ser
vice between the Douiinson and Kng
land but even that amount OF money
does not seem TO have been iDdueement
enough for English capitalists t. he
come interested in al Angio-Canadian
fast mail service.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

The releasing of 500 leased convicts
at BriceviIle. Tenn. last Friday night,
by the displaced miners, Was followed
BY another and successful attempt as
Oliver Springs early Monday morning.
Al the latter place about 200 convice
we're released by the attacking party.
This makes more than 600 convicss
turned looss IN that locality since last
Friday evening. The party As Oliver
Springs yesterday morning came
mounted aud 10 all appearances well
organized. A. wss the cass 1T Brice-
vile cisissps elosh,ng vas furnished
the eonvicts, whsch rendered escape
the more easy. These indications
point 70 strong sentiment and pubic
feeling against The employment
Of conviess in competition with
free labor. and the authorizes
Of tennessee viii do veil 10 take timely
wsrning. The legisbAurc Of the state
st iss recens spees.5 seeeicn. evidently
did not carry cut the wishes af - con-
stitueuey - spplied 10 eunvics labor
and tas people seem 10 b taking mat
sers into their own hands for adjust
ment Moo lac 10 always 70 bs de-
plcred and IN thiscase tne turning ioese
OF hslf thousand eonviess. npon "a
unprotected community. = cersAinly =
dangerous procedure snd IN each m
dsyiaaal cas- defeats the ends of lus-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

VIM. X. Bowser, whose name was
quite freely used in the publications
made by Thos. G. Stevenson and d. L.
Nash OF Ionia last week, returned
homo Saturday and Immediately ad-
dressed the following 10 the Iona Sem
tinel:
Editor Iopia Sentinel.
Returned home at 10 o'clock Satur-
day night and Was surprised to find
that in my absence certain publications
had been made by Maj. Thos. G.. Stev.
euson and u. l.. Nash in which my
name had been freely used as sustain
ing them in their endeavor to defeat
Capt. Charles L. Belkap In this cam.
palgn.
The visit to Capt. Rclknap referred
TO was made by Mr.. Nash and myself,
though ! went to G. rand Rap.dson busi.
meas and not for this purpose. We d Id
not call upon Capt. Belknap as ofi;ci-
ally representing the post. the matter
never having been unLer consideration
by any meeting of the post. / spoke
SO an individual and comrade Of Capt.
Belknap and Maj. Stevenson in the
Twenty-first regiment. Neither Mr..
Nash nor myself had any authority to
speak for the rest. For myself l can
say that my efforts for. Maj. Stevenson
were in no sense because of opposition
to Gen. Kidd. and if the request of
other republicans, whose wishes Capt.
Beiknap was under equal obligations
70 consider. made 1t evident to MIN
that his recommendation should be as
he made 1t, have no reason because
Of his action TO leave the republican
party or 30 eudeavor 10 defeat Capt.
Belknsp. He had the interests and
wishes of all in the district to consider
and could not have been expected 70
satisfy every personal ambition.
That part of Mr.. Nash's affidavit re-.
gardIng our interview with Capt. Bel
KNAPP in which he says that Capt. Bel.
KNAPP said that "thc money power
seemed to be backing another cAndi-
date and could not go unrecognized" is
entirely false. No such remark was
made IN my hearing.
l am especially desirous Of Capt. Bel
knap's election and certainly hope that
no one will believe that / am . sore
head because Capt. Belknap could not
sec his way clear to appoint a candi-
date who ] favored.
WN. r. BowsxR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
sLEerIoNs ELsEwn nsxs TODAY.

Ia revissing the prospective resuits
OF the elections In those states which
hold elections today, the Chicago Jour-
cal of last evening said:
The S.gnAl Service promises pleas
ant weather for Iowa tomorrow. This
is al that republicans desre in order TO
carry that state by something like an
old time majority. or at least msjor-
isy that viii be decisive and viii settle
the political future of the state. IS far
a the next presidential election 70 con-
cerned. The free whisky. free trade.
and fee silver campaign Of the demo
crzs has lost for them more votes than
Il has gained. The free whisky issue
will hardly make them many votes,
even in the river citiss, while in the
farming counties they viii suffer great
lossss.
In Ohio, the last doubt has disap-
peared a. to the election OF Mckinley
and of . republican.legislaturs that will
choose John Sherman for another term
IS senator. The democrats claim that
they will gain enough in the interior Of
the state to offset their admitted losses
in Cincinnati. But the republicans re-
pudiats this claim, and their majority
in the state 10 likely to be anywhere
from $1,000 to 10000. 1t ought to
reach the latter figure.
New York 10 attracting ell the stten-
ton given to politics in theess There
10 strong belief that it will go republi.
can, notwithstanding the Worlds Fair
issue in New York City. In Pennsyl.
vauia the republicans have been injured
by the bad scandals that have prevailed
But their candidates are Of the very
best, and it is thought their high char.
acter among the people will prevent
any great diversion Of the republican
vote. Massachusetts 10 regarded Al
certainly republican.
With ths send.ot that victory in al
these states would give the republican
party, tho result in 1892 would be
placed beyond question:
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

Meadville. Pa, Nov. 3.-R. II. Brown.
clitoy o! the Messenger, Ocm.l and
a.nd George IL. st. John and =. A..
Tucxe-, editors OF the Pennsy mia
Farmer, Peoples Grange Aulance),
were arrested today charged wit. libel
by senator N. s. Quay. The amount
OF damage claimed In each case is
$1,000. The accused gave bail In the
sum OF $1,000 each. Senator Quay
also entered suit today egcins. EGi-
tor NcEnaney. OF the Titusyiiic Amer
lean Citizen. and instructed his attor-
neys to bring civil suits against the
Western Press, at Mercer. Pa. for
libel. with damages fixed 1T $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

Bsmsrck. n. D., Oct. Sl.-Ihe su-
preme Court Of the State handed down
a dec,non in the famous John Haas
LIQUOR case today. Haas WAS prese-
cu.ed for selling liquor At Fargo. All
liquor men joined IN the iigh. or The
grounds that the title Of the Law EN-
braced moro than one subject. The
conrt sustains the decision OF the lover
court, and the law is declared ccnst.-
tatlonai. This was test case as TO The
consttutionaIiiy OF the prohibition
law
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

TEE Leader. Mr.. Lawrsnce's sole and
only organ. has abandoned it bold bra
vado and makes pirful appeal to the
peoples party for votes. IL says that
Hutchins 10 not in i: ana begs his con-
st,tusuts not TO waste their votes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

tiee. Pubic opinion, however, % The
bulsark OF Ell l4w, and eGly With the
peopls rests ths authority 70 make
l.ws. If the people OF Tsnnssses de-
sFs the adjustment Of leased convict
labor, aad al competition with free
labor, thsy viii fnd way to do It
even if tnslr chosen representatives fail
Il, hs>d their loud demands.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

COMPLETE returns from all the regis
trstion precincts of the city, were not
turned IN to the city clerks office last
night. but those at hand indicate .
very full registration for . special elec-
ton. A full registration may be taken
asindican We of active interest in the
election today, bu. to whose advantage
or benefit will remsin mooted ques-
ton until the votes are counted to-
night. In the Second ward only new
names were registered but there we're
over 800 OF these or nearly one-third
as many votes - hss ever been cast in
the ward. The Second ward 10 repub-
hcan 20 TINS perhaps may Be looked
upon as favorable TO the interests of the
candidates OF that party. Two pre-
cincts Of the Sixth ward registered
more than 1000 votes and The third pre-
cinct, although not reported, contains
ss many voters ~ either the First or
second precinct. Fiftesas hundred
votes for the Sixth ward 10 nearly Q
full vote. In other wards Of the city
similar reports were received hence it
would not be surprising II nearly or
quite ss many votes were polled today
- there were At the spring election last
Anrit
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
In Al Shades
KID GLOW ES

Our assortment of Kid Gloves includes every style
now in vogue Our specialties for the cdc
Mousquetaire Gloves for street and evening wea IN s.
12 16 49, 20 and 80 button lengths nts of pink pale
blue, paegreen straw cream light lavender and all the
prevailing darker colors.
We are showing an excellent variety of Gauntlet
Cloves both in suede and gace effects; colors,
browns french greys and black.
In the more staple goods shown a complete var
ety of hook and button gloves in various lengths and
in all colors; also MEMS ladies' and children's lined
gloves and mittens.
NE slow tile gey best $500 Bia,v1kS KID Cl6vc in
this ma,kek Il AtuH line Of oolors.
Ill glo7es yhtied TO the hand
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

The election OF . republican in the
Fifth district of Michigan today will
give the party the prestige Of victory
sni confidence with which 10 enter the
campaign Of 's2. Republicans sheuld
neither forge. nor neglect their duty 70
their party.