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Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
Mullen, Bluett & Co. Is eoc shirts.

Hawley, King & Company
Have just received another carload of stylish
vehicles, consisting Of English dog carts, ponv
carts and wagons, triple buckhoards, finished
in the natural wood; something new and very
handsome
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
Columbus Buggies.

These buggies have the endorsement Of
liyerymen, and this is sufficient to recommend
them to our customers We are the agents for
these buggies, and carry full line of the
genuine Columbus vehicles, such as rock
aways, carriages, phaetons, and open and top
buggies. Hawley, King & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
en-. Bluett G. Co.'s straw hats.
Hawley, king & Company

Have Just received another carload of stylish
vehicles consisting of English dog carts, pony
carts and wagons, triple buckboards, finished
in the natural wood; something new aud very
handsome.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
Tfyou wish to Buv Fine old

and Napa zinfandel wines, best and purest, go
to Leon Cordier's, 619 South Spring street.
Telephone 904
Fine Kentucky Whistles, grape brandies and
imported liquors Goods delivered u any part
of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
For Rent.

If you need full-dress coat and vest for a
single evening, you can rent one that will fit
by calling at Mullen, Bluett & Co.'S.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
II You Feel Dry

Ring I'D the California Wine Company, tele-
phone no. and order dozen OF Pabst's Blue
Ribbon Beer, the best bottled beer In the mar
ket, or leave orders at 222 8. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Vel
For sale by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout
Sixth and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12

SCISSOR a statement as required by law,
and that this council mas now no juris-
diction in the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
Mullen, Bluett & Co.'s 9oc shirts.

why do you endure the agony of dyspepsia?
Simmons Liver Regulator will always cure you.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
STATE DIVISION.
A CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE
MOVEMENT.

1t Dates from the Time of the Spanish
Conqusst-The Different Actions Taken
Regarding This Question.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
administration du B0letin Mer-

Administration du B0letin Mer-
eantI a lhonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers francais de vouloir bien
temettre leurs ordres de Pubicite a
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
cont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PablicitS FraHgaise
q. Atglaiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21

kG2IODICO CONSAGRAIlls
La DEFEBSA DE Los INTERESTS EACI0BlLES En- akgkIlt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
Es Ell MAS BARATo.
aisclsss d "A ssrlll faIsYIiN
sssssasss per Il Pskrs Rsy..4e.

Isxto para las Esen.l>. d. d i.J.
d Puerto RiCo ssgtn Dscrete -
Exsno. Z limo. 81. OhispO 4. 80. -.
Mdessis D. Juan Antonio Pule a. % ne
Do Dieisnbss Do lSS0,y publicado - -
81 BsIsssa EsissiAsssss sn /. 4 T,... !.
de 1881, que disc asi.
"Dsssanao fscilitar, ssrSn ,s =, =.
.Ansis fsqsisrs, ID aaonisici6a 81 81 ~ y.
tsetsmo Dc 10 Doctrina Oristians 4 t.s
elsss Dc psrsOnaa, vsnimo1 . 49,. y.
tambi6n Do tsxto rAfs Il DI6essis
antigaay popular Outseisno Az u
Rtpsiaa qus { psser Dc d reiueiSa ~ :.
lamen, sonprsnas On sus sapsiIlsss ~. |.
sonsis.s pfsgantas , rsspusstss 4 z
ms tods d b snassanss sstSli.t. 80 80
nisnac 4 II vss In innsnss [ vsp.s;.0 70 y
sssss poE N inano pfaeis i sis~s J. J J. .
~ familass pchFes."
! fAscso,-s sAsveA aao, % a. s....
N = $3.50 sta sRAses. = sssM
hs ssnas IN Il EEsasssa Axs.s.. !.
ssFAssI , LlaszaiA asl uus .ss- ! = -. :. y
sanssl ksstslsaa ~. ! % ls i =.
aessAAal leHR Ksiialaae u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21

IIBROS
reoibidos por el ultimo va
por.correo ca la Imprenta
dol BOLETlk MERcAN-
Till
cereda. Los HLmbres oe pro.
EinuAs -Hija espoes. = madre,
q tomOs., j
Escrich Ill Martir Gel G6lgota,
! .omos.
O6digo Peual Militsr.
Ancora de saivaei6n,l Dev oClI!
nAriOJ.
Castahos.-Tenednrln de ! oros.
quia del Concrete y de la banos.
NOvELAg LIE PEREZ GAL
DOs.- Memorials deun Oortesano de
lS15, El Grande Criente, El Terror
je 1894, Un Voinntsrio realista,
Los Apoat6licoa, Juan Martin el
KIN pecinado, Los Oien u II hijos de
San Lula, Un fapc,oso mss, ri siett
de Julio, BatRlla de loo Arspiles
Bail4n, El equipsje del Bey Jose,
Napoleon en- Ohamartin, El 10 de
Mario y el 2 de Mayo, g. 70 20, Ira
fslgar, La segunda casao :, La Cor
te De Carlos ~, Oadiz, Zaragoza
Tormei to, El DR.. CenSeno, Lo Pro-
hihido, La Fontana de orc, III
Amigo Manso, Dohs Perfecta, Clio.
ris, Fortunate y JaCinta, La fa-
militia dc Leon Roch, La Deshers da.
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
Boleti1 kercantil dc Puerto -IIico.

KGRIODICO CONSAGEAI4ls~
La DEFEBSA DE Los INTERESTS EACI0BILES En- akgEIlg
0aeAEo De LOS EsPAaOLEs EGOaDICORglEs BIZ P4o.-gIca
COkDICIONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direccitr
para tOda clase de remtdos anuncios
Publication de los medic de ccr-
vencionales Sc determinsran los msmos.
Los uncsdos rsmid gacetas dsben venir
hrA del a quisn asumA respcnsabdad
n&s con 10 de persona responsible b su pago
Los originates comunicads mitdos gscss ssgsa
dsvus!tos pubhqusn
No se responds de rotura nj extravos Dc clihks
La eoumna del p'6dco considerable por cenimssa
DO largo
III .nunezns sndra dsho ezg rass
de us nuncios En- dssss
10 p.2 sobre sl preio de tsrfaI A'
eea pubceci6n
dra una bnheec6n 10 10 pS sobrs os Prscios Dc tArt
rscibia ps6Aeo De cads n6no eonao m h en-
viar 81 primer ndmerc5
Para los suscrpto del BoLAT Ins gsests
el
estilRs, comunicados reuitldos - -
mports Dc as suscripcnss anuno ascsas rels eoun
cadoo sntinfAao ss-s
por mpsvats dssM De psr6dco terporumsnt
anuncants esa nssgsdo ntspubBn hnbsssa
assdo Dc ssis
xarifa para la publication do snuncioe.
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Ef1Q1ETAy JT CART U[IE7
p1 EABARQUa.

Roxsxis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
G. AR r LIE S

ON las pesas y medidas del Sist ,ma a,<s
,rieo Decimal, on Ia lmprenta d.i ts)lL.
lin MERCANTILu
Sc halian atlema5 otras muchas noyeda.
des y se esperaA MAS del extraniero
I'm trabajof de imprenta, Encuadernacion
y LitOgra Ia, &c puellon YER satistechos to-
pos losa x ustos y cumpiidas todas las ext
gencias. haratura GA los precios; eIegancia
ON Ia ejecncion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21

LaOIlNoTA DE TENEDURIA DIN
LIBROG slmplifoaaa por Ia aplioaeion Do
tna fagla b tshhls para aesrtar sl assdor
sl aeTseSos, asompskada Dc namsrosos
eisssrlos de- eslcalcs msrsantllss, por Q
O. Marsh, sraSssido de la 2e: sAisioa ia
gissa por 4. G. Essk, baio 10 iansdiasa
oapesssas del sstof. Ua tome slsgants-
uents sAssaassBado cs-N q Ia In
dol H0setiR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETlN HERCANTIL. "

In esta secci6n de la casa, montada con
'odos los eIementos necesarics provlusa de
materiales de prim era. clase &c sscen ercna
dcrnacjones en- hoiandesa, cartond, pasta eg.
panoia, pieI de Ievante cen relieves. todo ner,
tecto precios redueidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
RlRllOTROAl
DE COMERCiANTE.

HIErORIA DEL OOMERUIO ls'
aas las nacionss, essds los dempos mas re-
aetos hasta nuestros aias por ~. 6eAsrs
traazsias asl frances DOR lOs alumnos Do q
slass DO este iaioEa establseiaa On 81 40
mso A~asnsg Dc Madrid, y pablisaaa Sex
psssas de ls nisms ssoelasloE.
Des sanos grzseos, pasta sspatola, ~
ss Ia Inpreass del R0leeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
COhTkBILIDkD
cps
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Labros ARE
glsdos 4 los formularios publics.
dos per cl Gohierno Genera.
Imprssos de todss classes para
los Municipios.
De vsnsa en- u Imprenta del
BcxxTIH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21

The Proprietors of the Bolstin
Mewantn " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
Agents for all English q Fre1as
AdVer1ising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
GEOGRAETA
ASTRONOMIOA I PUL1TIOA
lg Eplli ! sUs fSsNlslp ULillElllIls

Obra dsclsrAGA de tsxtO para las
seueIae De ssts provincia g. Raision
De vsrta On l. In pFsnts del BoLs~
KIP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-21
A-M'4[1IG1os III 2 DE xonOa
PILDoRkS GeLiOWAY.

Ansass 90 pssesss, % tsdas isa parta..
msads, rsssnieadan dickss Pildsfst ccm1
ms1sr fostasrativs Dc ID salus uaa = cussaa
stss esfss se6as ise szscuIsass asI carssS.
cN nizads osi sssom sse, Dc les rissnsev
100 nfsetiAAs, y rer Eaysa IL acrimsnis!
sataisHsls y 10 card alxis, sxpulsands AZ
sssess ssda imPzFsss fsftaIselesde oamni.
ssassSs g stsssEns lsrvlsse ydan0a IN faee
>dabis Ia srgsnia, oEas seHsraL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-08-19
Drought in India.

MADRAS. Aug. G.-This years mon
soon set IN some time ago i'll some points
of India dispelling ull tears of failure Of
crops in the portion of the country where
rains had fallen. There has been no
rain in the Chingleput an! North Arcot
district in this presidency, and all hopes
of averting famine have. been abandon
ed. The heat is unprecedented; stand
ing grain and other crops haye succumbed
to the long drought apd all are withered
and burned. Already the effects Of the
scarcity of food are being selt and there
is great suffering among the inhabitants
of the district. MANY deaths from starva-
ton have been reported. 1t is also i'm
possible to get food for cattle, pasture
lands being devoid Of grasses, and in
many places streams have dried up, rem
derlng it impossible to get water for tea.
Live stock is dying in large numbers
every where in the district. 1t is not
only the poorer classes that are suffer
ing from scarcity Of food. Many natives
Of high caste are making application to
the authorities to keep themselves and
families from starvation. The district
of Chingleput contains an area off, 1853
square miles, and according to the fig
ures Of the latest census obtainable, that
of 1871, has 93S.lS5 inhabitants. North
Arcot contains Is, l4G square miles and
the population in placed at over two
million.
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ITO be continued |
NO QUARTER IN CHILL.
t Is a War of Extermina IT on--The "Talla-
poosa" In Danger ofSinklng.

BRADFORD, Pa. Aug. 6.-The follow
ing is an extract from a private letter,
received recently from an officer of the
United States navy, well known in
Bradford and at present attached to
the South American squadron:
The inSurrection or unpleaSantnesS
now in full blast throughout Chill, and
particularly in anu about the central
and northern parts. is hot and interest
ing enough to satisfy the most blood
thirsty. The Ch!lians believe, as did
Beauregard when he asked permission
of the Confederate war secretary to
raise the black flag and take no prison
ers, that war means fight and fight
means kill. Ambulance corps and field
hospitals are to either side useless en-.
cumbrances. Surgeons have become
line officers and ambulance corps are
active fighting organizations. No quar-
ter is given and none expected by either
side. 1t has become war of eXtermi-
nation. The military control the elec-
ton, and military dictatorship reigns
supreme. a censorship over the press,
the telegraph and mail is carried on.
Balmaceda, supreme dictator, governs
without a cabinet and until recently
without congress- At present the in
surgents seem to be having things their
own way. l notice in recent copies of
the papers report to the contrary.
These are all ''doctored" reports for
foreign effect: They emanate from
the Balmacedan censor. Several out
breaks have taken place in Buenos
Ayres, others in the inland towns.
Banks have with exceptions suspended
and trade is generally paralyzed.
"The 'Tallapoosa' will never see her
native heath again. She is tied fast to
the dock at Buenos Ayres, afraid to let
go for fear she Will sink. While all the
tirst-class cruisers are on the home sta
ton doing the grand for the edifica-
tion Of the Newport swells, we, the
South Atlantic sQuadron, are kept busy
SHINING into some port every time
rain threatens under fear CT going to
the bottom of the sea-
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Thousands PaoDls Swindled.

CHICAGO, Aug 10-Alfred Downing,
n. II. Tollman and three young women
clerks. occupants OF the office Of the
National Capital Savings, Building and
Loan Association of North America, IN
the Rookery building, were arrested this
afternoon by United States Marshals
Hitchcock, Allen and Charles, and the
entire epistolary contents OF the place
taken to the office Of United States Dis
trict Attorney Milchrist. Downing and
Tollman were taken before the United
States commissioner, ctlargad with u.s.
ing the United States mail for fraudu-
lent purposes and placed under $1,000
bond for hearing Thursday. August
20. The three clerks were notified that
they were wanted as witnesses at the
hearing. 1t is charged that the men,
who have been conducting this associ-
alton, have sWindled thousands OF peo-
pie ftom every State in the Union and
taken in from $500 U0 to $3.50, 900, and
given not one penny in return. There
are two men at liberty, they having
disappeared several weeks ago. These
two men, It appears, got away with
most of the funds
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-08-19
KANSAS CAN'T 60 1T.
R.p"rts oi X ~pudtatio" of the :,u .fz:-es-
ury Scheme,

ury Scheme,
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. "a special from
Topeka, Kan, says "a sensa ion has
::pen caused in alliance circles III his
State by the publication Of open l-tters
from w. A. Harris and G. w. Shum,
prominent leaders in the peoples party,
protesting against the sub-treasury
scheme. Harris is regarded as the safest
leader in the alliance and would have
been elected United States senatorin
the place of Peffer had he lot been a
Confederate colonel. Shum was the
peoples party candidate for lieutenant
governor last fall Sub-aIliances
throughout Kansas this month will vote
on the sub treasury scheme to decide
whether it shall be incorporated in the
peoples party platform, and the lndlca-
tions are now that it will be defeated.
Frank McGrath, president of the allI-
ance, who has been warm in its adyo-
cacy. has now come out openly against
the sub-treasury scheme and big fight
is looked for when the annual meeting
of the alliance occurs in September
Colonel Harris declares that latter a
brilliant victory had been won by the
alliance the so-called sub-treasurY
scheme was brought forth. The scheme
in its essential features is modelled after
the most Vicious and ruinous practices
we have condemned, patterned after
the illegitinate loaning of money by the
government to the national banks and
to rail roads and the ware housing and
storage of goods for importers and dis.
tillers; scheme to tax the many for
the benef, of the few and of even the
most doubtful benefit to those few" He
says substantial business men over the
country have unanimously protested
against it. 1t is certain to bring about
the complete overthrow of the peoples
party if 1t is not at once abandoned"
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"Yes, like ours" she answered. a it'll"
absnn = ''do you knowI h::va .:>,-u
recay..e>; from the surprise OF '.yi
'.Well, have,"he answered. say!v. 1t
seems he most natural thing in life that
yor > ID be here by my SIC an as :: /
hat K ,rn :ou always. u -: ''e
hay cu.as 10 a btii.iart r2':s': j.on l.. &rS.
Belmoud next week; suppose 1t is TO be
one Of the social events of the season.
Shall we goa"
81 think so,'' he replied; ''the cream Of
the city will be there, and some whom
should like to have you meet l should not
IKE to have my wife ecNpsed in the lire OF
dress,'' he added, after pause.
(Which remark indicates another visit to
Nine. Morand, l suppose she said,
quickly .'Nhat an advantage you gentle
men have over US ladies. When you con-
template festivity you are not obliged
TO rack your brains for new design in
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Montford, begged her to send Tom for DR..

A1OullOTu, UeSSeu uel LO Se4lu LULU 4O1 OI.
Conroya: nHc9.
NY Gc@.. 81, SAID, soothing,y placing
her hand CT Is err: as Ee again aWoke
with nervous start, ''you had better 60
to bed and rest, and you will feel better in
the morning.
He brG.::... ',-r herd FROM HI ~, with
gesture ul rc;. .s!=.:. Don; ca! ".f dear
want no hypocrisy" ne said, harahiy.
''But YOU are dear: the dearest friend l
have in the world and the tears almost
choked her as she spoke.
"Oh, a friend, eh." He spoke sneeringly,
with bitter laugh, the terrible laugh of a
man who IS not himself
"Won't you 90 to bedE' she asked him,
pleadingly.
ITO bed p He looked at her with his heavy
eyes, from which the light of reason was
fast departing. What should l go 70 bed
for! A business man has no time for day
suoozing Where's my hat??" and nc strug-
gled to get away from her OBTAINING grasp.
Happily, DR.. Conroy was near at hand,
and with Mrs Montford now appeared in
the door, to Isabel's intense relief.
The doctors experience taught him how
to deal with the sicl: man, and he soon sue
ceeQeQ IN SeLLhS MIN lHlo oeo tIuo uuueT
the influence Of powerful remedies.
'What do you think of him?" said Isabel,
as she followed DR.. Conroy into the hall, her
eyes moist with tears, and heart sinking
with apprehension.
"He is very sick man, Mrs. Falconer,"
he replied, gravely; sit would be useless
kindness to pretend any thing else he
shows every indication of having entered a
fierce struggle for life, and all we can do is
to hope and pray tor the best. and pressing
her hand in his with unspolien sympathy,
he turned and left her, the hot tears stream
ing from her eyes and her heart lifted in
PRAYER as it never had been before Tor help
in this her hour Of urgent need.
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wse~e .sev could converse freely. .1souen

whe-e +'"v could converse freely "Isough'
,tlctlon, because the .o:,a.:i -.
.r..a. ia ci1ie me very cur:ou:; tc ..luw
M. = Of you. 1t is the exact counterpart of
on1 worp by dear friend of nine, and
,.:,%; IS to know how it came il your
II"
'::.!ac Darlington" she said, her heart
beating unanimously, 81 have worn the
locket in the hope that it might lead to the
discovery of my family and she unclaspeG
the trinket from her neck and laid it in
his hand; he opened it, starting as the
familiar faces within met his eye.
Who are you!" he cried, in agitation,
s'and how came you by this?'
II ,cas Isabel Darlington" looking up at
him with eyes moist with her emotion,
land the pictures are of my father and
mother; and you, Major CarringtonF"
''If what you say is true am your uncle,
my dear" he replied, more composedly and
looking searchlpgly in her face; "you are
very like your father, my brother"
ooh, tell me of my father" she cried,
earnestly. sweet hope springing up in her
heart at the words. rs he living"
Eyes, he is living" he replied; slowly and
doubtfully.
And shall see him." She clasped her
hands in grateful emotion. "Oh, I am so
happy"'
Yes, you will see him; but, my dear
child, why do YOU not inquire why you have
been left all these years, unclaimed and ap-
pareutly uncared forl"
81 have but recently come to the knowl-
edge Of who my family were," she replied,
simply, ''and have laid our separation to
the fortunes Of war"
YES, too true; the sad, sad fortunes OF
war; with a tone Of regretful sorrow.
when my brother came South and joined
the army l only saw him once for few
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A Louisiana Riot.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-A dispatch from
Orange, Texas, says: Belder Sanders,
who has just returned from Lake
Charles, La, confirms the report OF a
riot at Lockmore & Co.'S rancho. The
last account he heard was from wound
ed man, who left the scene at 1 O'Clock
yesterday, who stated that fourteen men
were killed and two missing. 1t was a
free-ior-all fight between tie Red
bones" and the whites. Sanders stated
that many different reports were circu-
lated and nothing more authentic could
be learned. Officers and physicians have
gone to the scene.
Another account OF the riot coming
from West Lake, Louisiana, is to the et-
feet that the emeute was caused by The
breaking out of an old feud between a
band of robbers known as the Ashworth
gang and the cattlemen Of that section.
The former, it is said, had been COM
mitting depredations upon the commune
ity, and they had killed number OF cat
tie. They had been notified by the
ranchmen to desist and leave the couu-
ty, but the gang continued their pro-
ceedilgs. and at last they were caught
and the fight began. The ''Redbones"
are the leaders of the cattlemen. A
man named Webster led the gang OF
toughs and killed three men.
A late report increases the number ct
wounded to sixteen. A special from
Orange, Texas, gives partial list OF the
killed and wounded as follows: Killed
Dyson, Marion Markley, Lee Perkins
and Owen Ashworth. all of the Redbone
gang, and Jesse Ward, one of the CATTLE
men. Tile wounded are: Willette Dupre
and Lecomb. The latest reports are to
the effect that everything is quiet. The
coroner has gone to the scene and the
investigation is now gong on.
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SwludIers Abroad.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-The general
land Office has received information
which leads to the belief that a some
what extended series Of frauds are
being carried on in different parts Of
this country. For example, a letter re-
ceiyed from a citizen OF Windsor, \.
c., stating that man representing
that he was an agent of the govern
ment, was visiting colored people in
that locality, selling homesteads IN Ok
lahoma. The writer states that he pur-
chased seven homesteads, paying for
them S105. Of couse the entire affair
is fraud, and the writer will be ad'
vised to have the man prosecuted as a
fraud.
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Russian Rye Cut Or.

BERLIN. Aug. 13.-The Russian gov,
erument's order prohibiting the expor-
tation of rye has created great excite
ment here, and the bourse was consider
ably affected, though prices did not fall
as much as anticipated, as secret warn
ing of Russia's action had been sent
here. One effect of the order has been
to raise the price of rye almost to the
price OF wheat. 1t is predicted that the
German poor and the farmers will be
disasterously affected. Radical papers
are demanding that the governuent re-
move the duties on grain, but Chancell
or Caprivi, it is reported, is determined
not to do 80. Russian finances will
Su+far
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rAE Sleef'NG FLOWERS.

ssw lcs. re thu 1T g BIDS" [ asked,
'Wi.ic,: IL IL var;-y- ie?''
So,le Sh.nk their heads, a.d others smiled
( nd n one made reply.
Pc maps hey rid n,- hear. said
vii! iQdire agan.
"W hose are the becs-the tiny beds
So thick upon the plain?''
"'Tis daisy in the shortest;
A little further on
Nearest the door, to wake the first
Little leontodon.
'''Tis iris, sir, and aster,
Anemone and bell;
Batschia in the blanket red,
And chubby datfodill.''
Meanwhile at many cradles,
She rocked and gently smiled,
Hummins the quaintest lullaby
That ever soothed child.
'sHush! Epigea wakens!
The crocuS stirS her blood
Rhodora's cheek is crimson,
She's dreaming of the wood.
Then, turning from them, reverent,
''Their bidtime It's she said;
"The bumblebees will wake them
When budding woods are red"
Emily Dickson in St. Nicholas.