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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-01
N0ticias de la IsIa

y En- breve nos proponemos publican algo
| muy incorrect0 que esta pasanio entire algu-
nos suscrlptOres nuestrO agente de Manatf,
pues no debemos consentir que Sc perjudiquen
impUnemente los intereses de esta empresa,
que cumple con toda exactitud sus compromi-
SOS cou los que la favorecen.
-
Sc ha hecAo cargo de la administrator de
Correos de la Carolina, ell Secretario de aquel
Ayuntamiento por haber renunciado el emplea-
do que la servia.
Nos escriben de Rio piedras que en- la iu-
lisdicci5n de Sabana Clara dos individuos, uno
albanil, y peOn el otro, atropellaron cruelmen-
te uu tercero, en- despoblado.
Por tenor nuevos atropelos ell referide
sujeto no Sc atreve dar cusnta del suceso
Quien cores ponde.
Ha sido aprobauo por el Gobierno Gene.
raj ell presupuesto extraorfiinario de la Carroll.
ma para el ano economico de 1891 4 90.
n Fl Rlcalde de Juana-Diaz, Sr. Aldea Beren.
gueE ha dictado algunas reglas sobIe ornate
pdblico del citado pueblo.
Buques aver en- ei I puerto de Mayaguez.-
De travesfa: Pds, Bessie, FL. Rose, Barrasca.
De cabotaJe: Dos Hermanos Tomasito pen.
dientes de carga, Feria cargando para Ma
natf.
beemos en- la Reussta de- Puerto .Ricos
''Se exhibe on Ii. Playa una joven de Is
amos; notable pnr su obesidad, Justa Irizarri.
natural de Sabana henea en- San German.
Hedidas las distintas parties de su cuerpe
dan eStas aimensiOneS:
Estatura 154 centfnetros, cuello 81, espal-
das pecho 142, brazo 80, cintura 123, cade.
ras vientre 150, muslos 69, rodillas SO = las
pantOrrillas So. 9s
Los pies y las manos son bien formados.
Ell peso general de su cuerpo es de S68 libras,
pesar de su elorme volumen Justa 1ri.
zarri no es de much0 conner 81 bien es Ferdad
que sus dgestiones son largas aunque no De.
nosas solo defecs tres veces al mes.
Dentro de breves dias sc exhibra en- esta
ciudad.'
go
Ha fallecido On cayey el que en- vida fut
apreciable Sr. D. Trinidad Rivers.
Ri,
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Falcon Y RoIa

LA agencia de negociOs que nnestrOs ami
gos los senOres Falcon y ROla tienen estabeci-
da en- esta Capital, Gale de la Fortaleza no Al
acanza cada dia mas el favor del Comercio y
del publico en- general, tantO pOr la actividad
que desplega en- los asuntOs que SO le contan,
cuanto por la cOmpleta garantfa que brinda
los que utilizan sus services.
raz0n hay para que la citada agencia haya
alcanzadO el favor publicO que tiene. Los Sres.
Falcon Rola son j0venes honrados actvos a.
ademas de la constancia que despegan eu ct
trabajo de Sus cOnOcimientos practicos en- eli
ramo que SO han dedicado, consultan los asun-
tos de que Sc hacen cargo con los mas distin-
guidos jurisconsultos de la Capital para Ia nae
jOr garantia de sus poderdantes. Nosotros he
mos dido algunos comerciantes de esta plaza
hacer honrosos elogios de la cftada agencia
de su actividad, asegurando que cr6ditos que
SO tenfan pOT incobrables, fueron brevemente
solventadOs despu6s de haber sidO entregados
para su cObro los citados amigos, con la ven
taja de que ell procedimiento discreto v. suave
habilmente desplegado por ellos no solo evit6
enojesos pleltos, sino que dej6 satisfechos y
On la mejor ammonia unOs otros interesados.
La agencia de los senores Falcon y Rola
atiende todO asuntO que se le confia para
ser ventilado conciliatoriamente per medic de
arTeglos particulares On los Juzgados mum
cipal, y de i. Insyancia aun on Ia Excma Au--
diencia TerritOr Il 81 fuese nec9sario. Tambi6n
Sc encarga de- coda olase de reclamaciones on
los Centres q ciales de la Provincial, asf como
dc Ventas yI,obros de TODD g6nero, col0caci0n
dc dinero interes con buenas garantfas etc.
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de Rentas y Aduanas de esta Capital, D Luis
Coy; para Contador de la Contaduria lie Ca
guas, D. Arturo Cruz Fie de peso de la
4duana de Ponce, D. Mario Brau. Felicitamos
dicnos appreciates amigos.
90
Seg1n nuestl os informes la Logia Lus de
OTicnte, do la obediencia del Gran Oriente Ma
cionaI de Espana, ceebr6 anoche una lucida
reunion con ei fill do iniciar a un apreciable
caballero de esta ciudad; pesar del NAL
tempo que reinaba, Ia tenida result6 muy
anlmada concurrida, prOnunciandOse algunos
buenos discursos alusivos al acto termlnando
este con IN banquete. La dicha LogiY parece
que prepara una veada mas0nica para estos
dias con el objeto de testejar a un nota BILE ju-
rsconsuto de la Isa que piensa afiliarse en-
ella.
Sc hacen much0s eogios en- esta cudad
de la simpatlca se1orita Victoria Capello de
las apreciabes nlIias que fornan ell coro de las
nOvenas on Cathedral.
MI vapor frances Colombo tomo aver en-
este puerto 764 sacos de cafe una buena
part da de tabaco elaborado para Europa.
90
Dicen de Puerto Plata que antes de aver Sc
.recibi6 en- aquella ciudad un despacho telegra.
hcO del Brasil anunciantlo que ell general da
Fonseca habfa resignado ell mando, que Ia
paz reilaba en- toda la Repdblica.
90
Habia anunciaja venta p0r subasta de azd-
car hoy esta Capital, pero, segun nuestro infor.
mes, no ha podldo reazarse.
Uno de los albafiiles que trabaian en- Ia
reediicaci6n de la casa no 48 de la calle de la
Fortaleza. cayo hoy iesde un audamio del piso
seperior al suelo recibiendo golpes de mucha
consideration
causa de las grandes avenidas anoche
de los rios que cruzan la carretera central, ell
cerreo de Ponce lego esta tarde q las tres
esta Capital. Ell del Oeste no enlaz6 esta ma
mana con el ferroearril en- Arecibo,
90
Ha llegadO pOr breves daS prOcedente de
Santo Domngoy acompanado de dos de sus So
noritas hijas, nuestro estimado amigo el ilus-
trado medico puertorriqueno DR.. L. UlpianO
DelIuEd6, cuya visita hemOs tenido 81 gusto de
recbir. Tambien la agraciada Srta. Celia Arze-
no, miembro de una de las mas distinguidas fa-
mlias de Puerto Plata.
A tOdOS les enviamOS nuestra mas afectuO
sa cordial bienvenida.
Causa placer admirar las cajas de fantasia
de la mas alta novedad Y los estuches para
guardian confituras que acaban de importar los
senores Sobrino de LUNA G.. Son e non piss
ultra de 10 SIC. FL noviO que su cara nitad
en- perspective no le regale una .le esas caas o
de esos estuches, no tiene perdon lie Dios.
* Las novenas Oil honor de Ia rnmacuiada
Conception, estan resultando muy solemnes
concurridas N Ca.edral, San francisco San
Jose. Anoche, pesar del NAL tielnpo, la asis
tencia de fieles fue, relativamente, extraordi-
maria.
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M anzanas superiores

Acabadas de recibir de los Estados- -Undos.
80 barriles blancas SIS horr,
so barriles coloradas o"'ln
ambas classes muy superiores, ofrecen
BAQUERo GANDARA.
X Sc halla enferma con la grippe nuestro res
petabla am, 20 ell Iltmo. Sr. D. Jose Maria de
Larrazabal, presidente de sala de esta Audien-
cia. Tambi6n ell que asinlismo es nuestro ami
go ell Sr. Lcdo. D. Carlos Maria SOler secretario
del Banco Espanol de Puerto-Rco.
Hacemos votos por 81 pronto restableci-
miento de ambos caballeros.
s 90
N AnOche tOda la manana de hoy no ha
cesado -apenas de Hover en- esta Capital s
juzgar por el cariz que Ell tempo presenta, las
lluvias deben ser genera es On todo Q! pals. ~
90 ~
En la secci6n correspondence publicamos
una de las bellas poesfas recitadas por nuestro
estimado amigo el reputadO poeta Sr. D. Anto-
MO Vinajeras, en- la velada literaria que tuvo
anOche.
Hemos tenido nOticia de que on un zagnan
de la Gale de la Tanca Sc castfga de continue
salvajemente un pObre muchacho de II ID
amos dc edad de constitution muy debil
Para azotarlo 10 suietau dc manos pies, y un
hOmbre de fuerzas atl6ticas (Que no es padre
del chiquiHo) 10 aajela con tai refnamiento de
crueldad que hasta le impide Quejarse mien.
tras recibe el .castigO.
81 estos actos selrepiten, puLlicaremos ell
n1mero de la casa donde tienen lugar con es-
candalo del vecindario, el del individuo sus
ayudantes que con ell martirio de Ia infeliz
criatura se entretlenen.
- 7ss-#&s 80
Esta tarde las tres segufa de mucha ora.
.vedad La distingnlda seflora de Ubarri. El di-
cho senior continua recogido causa do los do.
lores neuralgicos quo le han retenido en- casa i
oou g
~ Han sido nombrados por este Gohierno &C.
pegal QHcsA q para Il Admiuiatrscidn hocal
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! Noticias de la Capital X
(ContinMGrdJ

La FuYmsGciG MOdern0 que Sc publica en-
Madrid, abre anualH. .ente un cOncurSo ofrece
premiOS los autOres que mejOr desarrole,n
los temas que prOpOne. HabiendO resLltado
desiertO el promlo de este ano, convoca nue.
vameute concurso ofrece $50 pesetas al
mejor trabajo de election libre, escial eciendo
cualquier puntO cientitico cuyO conocimiento
sea de apllcaci0n Immediate la practica de la
Farmacia; y otras $50 pesetas al mejor traba-
10 sobre el slguiente tema: "Enumeraci0n des-
criptiva, de los prOdncJOs natul ales correspOn-
diente al t6rmino municipal en- que este situa-
da una Olcina de tarmacia y estudio de las Pc
quenas lndustrias extractivas dc que aquelos
sean susceptible
TOdo el que desee cOnOcer las bases de
este COncursO puede pedirlas por escrito D.
Luis Sibonl en- Madrid, calle de Munoz To-.
rrero, 7-2o
Lease el annncio que respecto la renom-
brada Champana do Sidra marca AGUILA fabri-
cada por los Sres. Million Rankin de Belfast.
Irlanda), publican en- la secci0n correspondent
te nuestros amigos los Sres. Cerecedo HERNIA
nos, lmpOftadOreS unicOS en- esta plaza del ia
mOsO vino purO de IVA marca s,ERECEDO.
Anbos artfculos, asf como todos los que Sc
venden en- el referido lujoso Colmado de la calle
de San Francisco numero 46, son muy reco
mendables.
OdmOlOS OH Ol DUYtCO LSpIYtOt uOy :--LOu
dres 8 DIV, $5-874,-Paris 8 DIV, sic p9.-
Espana 8 DIV, ST. S.-Nueva-York 8 DIV, $22
p3.-Habana DIV, $13 pS.
90
Sc han vuelto coIocar en- la casa ndmero
81 de la calle del Sol los postgos de la persia
ma que antes de anoche fueron robados. Serfa
conveniente que la policia vigilara un POGO
mas, para que no SO repitesen actOs de esta
naturaleza en- las Was pdblicas.
-
N En- Ia M0ttOrQs15ra0 SO esta eXhihiendO ell
retratO al lapiz de una apreciabls DANA dc es-
t.a Capital obra del inteligente joven ALTOONA
do mayagiezanO, con residencia en- esta Ciu-
dad, D. Enrique San MILAN.
Hemos dido varios inteligentes elogiar
mucho 81 referido retrato. X
90
I'm individuO lamadO Etanislao Rios
agredi6 anoohe on Puerta de Terra Pauline
Laureano Mercedes, produciendole una herida
en- la mejilla izquierda, de ID a IA centlmetros
de longitud por de latitud en- su parte mas
ancha, que le impide hablar.
20
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Audiencia de 10 Criminal
DE MAY >GUEZ.

Vista de LG c0msG SObre GsOci0ci0wes SecYetGS
sssskrssad0s por Ell JstsgGdo de Arec5b0.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
Will Be Satisfied With sab.r..

Lisbon Gazette: Capt. A. j. Hughes
O short time ago wrote to Gov. Burke in
regard to harness, revolvers, sabers, etc.
to complete the equipment of Battery
"a" This week he received a reply from
Gov. Burke, through Private Secretary
Capehart, stating that the articles
named would cost about $500 and there
are no available funds with which to
purchase them. The state has $1,000 In
it's credit for ordnance stores and tho
governor offers to divide this and oiva
the battery one-half or $500, and requests
Capt. Hughes to notify him of the arti-
cles he would prefer to that amount.
The governor finds himself in the nos;.
ton of holding an encampment without
any camp supplies. When the property
of the territory was divided South Da.
kota got the tents, and he will have new
ones to purchase out Of the 5000 he will
have left on hand. He regrets very
much not being able to fully equip the
battery and hopes they will take into
consideration the position he is in in this
matter. Capt. Hughes has replied that
the battery will not ask for the whole
$500 but will be we'll satisfied with
sabers and belts which will cost ahont
$500. 'ou
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Strathneath Wins the Great Cbica-
go Derby and
$4,000.
High Tariff, a Montana Horse, Drops
Dead in the Heme
Stretch.
1t Was the Most Exciting Race
Ever Run in the
West.
An Exciting Scene.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Death to one
horse, $4,000 to another-that was the
American Derby of 81, a scarlet flash on
the horizon, a half hundred thousand
people %breathless, a CLEAN Of white be-
meath the wire, and the richest stake
race Q run in the west was at an end.
1t was by Strathmeath, New York's ia
vorite son, the battle royal vas won.
Half a mile off, where had been the
thick of the fight, lay motionless on the
track, the corpse of his foe to death,
High Tariff. Tom Kiley, the gallant
beasts rider, twice a Derby victor on
that very course, had this time pushed
the limit of equine endurance. There
was a sudden plunge upward,
a queer stagger of twenty yards,
and High Tariff sunk down
into the mud lifeless.
He was bred at Lexington, KY, but first
saw the light of day at Larribee & Eas'
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27

A Red River fishing party gathered in
1,453 denizens Of that stream in two days
this week-and tho boss liar wa not at
home either. Among the catch we're
nineteen catfish with an average weight
of 2219 pounds. These were of the same
variety as it is said the now prominent
North Dakota statesman used to catch be.
fore breakfast on the ground of no fish,
nothing to break the fast of the night.
Capt. Griggs, Auditor Bray, Senator
LaMoure, ct al, know how it used to be.
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the stand, those positions were
steadily maintained.

the stand, those positions were
steadily maintained.
At the turn Michael had worked to the
front and set a merry pace down the
back stretch, Poet Scout still second
while Kingman and Strathneath, the
two favorites went back to the bunch. 1t
was at this point that the sensation of
the day took place. High Tariff, the
stake winner at Louisville, and ridden by
Kiley, had started sixth as the flag fell
and had been showed relentlessly
through the heavy going, n~otwithstand-
ing his 127 pounds weight. Kiley, by
sheer force of will, seemed determined to
make a showing equallng his past record
on the course and sufficient, if within hui
man possibility, to again carry of the
laurels. Well did the good animal re-
spond to Kiley's calls. He was visibly
gaining and had passed three COMPETE
tors when nature rebelled. An instant
later the fleet racer was a hopeless Grip
pie, f%oundering wildly in the mire, the
very caricature of his former self. Kiley
regretfully tried to check the poor wreck
and at last succeeded, only a moment
later to feel the animal tremble and fall
in a heap. Kiley hastily extricated him
self, unhurt. Meanwhile the pace of the
others, never hating a hair
for the mishap, had beer
getting hotter and hotter and the horses
swung into the stretch with Poet Scout
in front, Strathmeath second and Mich
ael third. Overton now began to ride
the firing leader desperately and for a
moment it looked as if he might
win, but Cov1ngton brought
Strathmeath by the outer
rails up with a rush, stealing the former
tactics of Kingman's rider and wos by an
open length without the use Of whip or
spur. Poet Scout wal second at the half
length, before Kingman third, time
2:491.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
Iowa Democratic Convention.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, June 24.-The
Iowa democratic state convention wa
called to order at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing by Chairman Fuller of the state CEN
trail committee. Walter H. Butler of
Fayette county was made temporary
chairman and, on taking the gavel, eulo-
gized Governor Boies, the present execu-
tive. The customary committees we're
appointed and a recess taken. Conven-
ing after the recess, Congressman Pussy
of Council Bluffs was made permanent
chairman by acclamation and accepted the
honor in a ringing speech. c. A. Clarke
of Cedar Rapids placed Boies in nomi-
nation as the democratic candidate for
governor and the seconds to the same
coming in from all parts OF the house
the chairman declared him the nominee
by reclamation. The platform endorses
and eulogizes Boies' administration; re-
affirms lthe license plank Of the platform
Of 1890; demands Australian ballot; state
and national control of railroads; de-
nounces the Mckinley bill; favors liberal
pensions; urges free coinage upon just
ratio; urges liberal appropriation for the
Worlds Fair.
The Iowa ticket completed is as fol-
lows: Lieutenant governor, I. L. Bes-
tow; Judge supreme court, L. G. Kimie;
superintendent Of schools, J. r. Knorp-
fer; railroad commissioner, Peter A.
Dav
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27

The attention of owners of sires is
called to chapter III of the laws of 1891,
wherein the owner is required to file
with the commissioner of agriculture a
full and complete description and breed
ing of his animal. Upon receiving this
statement the officer will issue acertifi-
cate showing the law to have been COM
piled with and this is to be filed in the
office of the clerk of the district court Of
the county in which the animal may be
located. Unless this provision is com
piled with the owner has no lien. on the
offspring. This is an important amend
ment to the previously existing law and
should be needed by all.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
MONEY FOR PONIES

Bad River Indians Will Get About olB,-
0 For Horses Conascsted.
PIERRE, S. D., June 23.-The Bad
river Sioux west of here have been ut
the Cheyenne agency for some time tss-
tifying before the government officials
as to the nrmber Of ponies taken from
them during the Indian war of 1876.
They expect pay for these horses at the
rate of $40 a head, and the willy reds
generally corroborate one another in
their afidavits as to the large number
of ponies contiscated. The aggregate
amount to be distributed among these
Bad river Indians on this account will
be in the neighborhood of SIS, 900. which
will soo be spent with the Fort Pierre
and Pierre merchants.
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N. D. FARMERS.
The Annual Convention of the North
Dakota Farmers Alliance at
Grand Forks.
The Iowa Democratic State Conven-
ton Nominates Boies for
Governor.
A Terrible Wind Storm at LeMarS,
Iowa Several Persons
Killed.

GRAND Forks, N. D., June 24.-The
annual convention Of the North Dakota
state farmers alliance was called to
order in Gotzian's hall at 10 o'clock this
morning, the sub-alliances being we'll
represented. After organization the.
usual committees were appointed on
credentials and other business. By
rising vote the convention adopted a
resolution expressing great sympathy
with President Loucks, of South Dakota,
id his recent severe illness. Rev. Wit
ham of Glendale, Dickey county, was
called to the rostrum and entertained
the delegates with a graphic account Of
his labors as vice-president Of the
organization the past year. Follow
ing him came Rev. NJ. A. Honey of
Hope, Steele..county, who made a, stir
ring speech. Barry, the great antago-
nicer of Bachelors Grove, Grand Forks
county, also addressed the convention.
A motion that the delegates go into ex-
ecutive convention caused warm discus
sion and, alter q heated debate, was
adopted, the motion to table being lost
by a vote of So to. sc.
At 2 p. m. convention went into OK
ecutive session and thereafter the pro-
ceedings are as silent to the outside
world as a we'll regulated Masonic lodge.
1t is said that considerable opposition is
evinced toward the reelection of Walter
Muir, the present president, some claim
ing that the constitution prohibits his
assuming the duties again, but 1t is safe
to say the real cause is the dislike Of the
conservative members to swallow the
acts of the Cincinnati convention and
Muir is known to be in favor of all the
isms then adopted.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
Married AM Indian Doctor.

New YORK, June 18.-A wedding of
more than ordinary interest occurred
here to-day. The bride was Miss Elaine
Goodale, the we'll known author, who is
government inspector Of the Indian
schools in North and South Dakota and
the bridegroom was DR.. Alexander East
man an Indian of the Sioux tribe. DR..
Eastman is the government physician at
Pine Ridge agency. He was educated
at Beloit college and at yarmouth COL
lege from which he was graduated with
honors being class orator in the class Of
1887.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
Again ~ucCekSfu

The supreme court yesterday handed
down a decision in the much litigated
contention between Captain B~raithwaite
and Messrs. Powers, Akin ct al. The
judgment Of the Burleigh county court
in granting a new trial to the defendants
on the ground of newly discovered evil
dence is reversed. With this suit the
people OF this section have become pref
ty familiar, as it has been running in the
various courts for a number Of years.
The controversy arose out Of some af-
freightment from Bismarck to Fort Blu
ford, and as a part Of the matter the
right Of possession to the steamer
Eclipse came into play. From the very
inception of the case the captain has
been successful, but he has been obliged
to defend his judgment from district to
supreme court; from this tribunal to the
supreme court of the United states. This
is, Of course, a right the defendants have
under the laws and they have desired
that the court of final resort should pass
upon the complex question. 1t is stated
that the decision of the state supreme
court as given yesterday will close the
legal battle and Captain Braithwaite be
declared the winner. The following syl-
labus is filed:
Affidavit held insufficient to justify the
granting Of q new trial on the ground of
newly discovered evidence.
TO warrant the granting of a new trial
on such grounds affidavits must show
such new facts as will probably lead to a
different result on a new trial.
The facts must be established by the
afidavits of persons who are personally
familiar with them. It is not Sufficient
to set forth that another will testify to
these facts or some of them. The affi-
davit of such person showing what he
personally knows about them must be
produced unless some strong reason ia
shown why this requirement shonld be
dispensed with.
Applications for new trial on this
ground are looked upon with disfavor
and d;strust.
Although the trial court has large dis
erection in awarding or refusing new
trials, which will not be interfered with
except in case of abuse. yet when a new
trial is granted upon a particular ground
there must be some legal evidence that
such cause for a new trial exists; and the
ground must be a legal ground for
granting a new trial.
Messrs. Newton and Hanitch appeared
for the appellants; Jamison & Boucher
and Francis e. Barnes contra. Opinion
by Chief Justice Corliss. All concur.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
Important Decision.

DULUTH, June 23.-secretary Noble
has confirmed the decision of the local
land Office in the celebrated Spence case,
involving title to one of the celebrated
Mcdonald forties. The decision wal in
favor of Margaret Spence, the scripee.
The property is worth about 500. 900,
and is leased for mining purposes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-06-27
A YOUNG FIEND.

John Manure, = Lad of 18, Hold For
the Murder of Anna Brunder.
DELANo. Mimi, June 23.-The cor
oner's jury at Montrose, before half Of
the evidence was introduced, decided
that Anna Brunder was ravished and
murdered by John Mazvre, a lad Of
10. The young iend has been
spirited away by Sheriff Nugent, a.
lynching was feared. The whole coun-
try around is shocked at the news Of
the terrible crime.