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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
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LIE RAMON MORE
21l - CRUZ 81.

Tengo el gusto de ofrecer al
p6bliCo On general mis- servicios
en- oil ramo q que me dstlioo.-Tr4
no 7e adultos 7 dss parvulos de
PraH lulo.-If8nes para viaticoa Y
faroies.-- CapiIla srsi{eata.- o.
t@lfaoos pago honras y cuantc tra.
baio aa noe oonAen, sigviendo 4 los
puabioa de In iaia oon aviso an.
tlolpado de una hora. No 40 did.
dinero antioipado.
| Puerto Rico, "a do Dlclemb,
dc 1888,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
CRRVRZi DAIESi,

La mejor, marca' Anc1a DE-
il Casa M&trands Br,ggerier =
c. do Copenhagen, - acaha d.
recihir on La MulitaoSan jose
t2,-~Unicoa impottadofea de di
eha ma Fca.~-Saessorss 6e Dora.
DO v o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10

u nc'"vs an nsz 6sbsstiEn, L. Ruis: en- Cas-
= os, L GallarIs; sn a.hans Gvanda. n. aehat.
'nI' an sart. Tsah.l Y z. Zsv,~' ~ Taa A.
90, T. W. nolova: ss ntusde r. deb Mrr'snas,
- Vssa Aha. q r Amadao: go Vass RAja.
J. Y, Mater; y su Ysuoo. T. Villanusvs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
MB - "A NJ DX
DEL FRAILE CARAT,

Ests BRANDY de superior cadad gsanta puro cosechda
LIS produce
Frsie CARAT en hoy los sehores Rndean Nos sn
puedeu servir empre BRANDY mm Ndad
eos mismos deposd Eate BRANDY
de odss poaon mportantsspe I
upav conocidJ, serA al mAs buscad0
Ea Capital los scredtsdos cafes ola MloiquiOs" "IA
P M los Venanco
psdid Europa Al Gene rail- p Serrano Foesa,
Lao vndsn Poncs A. Luchs OoEn Mssgn HERNIA.
tse Asnaias ooxa osgsa Gsnanes r Pulsmslay O..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
LINEA DE CAIBARIEN.

Todos los lunes 4 las 6 de In ta-de
saldrA un vspor que, tocando los ma ties
en- la Isabella de Sagus, llegarA d Cal.
barren los mierco'es.
RetornsrA raliendo de Csibarien los
jaeves, despu6s de ls llegada del tren
ie pHssjeros, con escsla en- Sagua, J
lle2ara q la Habana los Visrn-s.
Todos los viernes q las 8 de la tsrde
saldrA otro vapor que tocarA en- Isabella
de SAgua los sAbados y llegnrA q Cal
barren los Domgos.
EfectunrA su retorno. .ssliendo de Cal.
barren los msrtes, depues de lA legada
del tren de pasnjeros, tocarA en- Sagua
y llegsr& 4 10 Habana los miercoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
VgNLN(aO LUNA I SOBRING.
Fortaleza 46, 49 y 81.

e rOfrscs los siguientss asttculos prscios
my m6dlcos.
Ksuleles, lOsssas, 6 baldosines, catAla-
nss. slanoas enoaEBadAs, ioset4s de
enArmol blancas y aznles, losas Dc Jana
Y,as AZ cuatro 40 vara. Yeeo y Osmento
Portland sn harriles do $50 kiloA Pintu'
yas nsxra, verde, mimic , hlanco zinc Dc
i acrsditaAa msrca DOS LEONEs'
AsuArAs y aceits un&sA. Brochaa d.
todas cIassa. Hero galvAnisAdc, acans-
ado liss para cobilas, oiavos de Sinc
con sasroas , Araadalas, aanalss y oun.
brasas de- Sinu. Pnntss d Paris Do una
assa pulgadas. Clayos arnericaE0s Dc ana
{ oanco pulgadas. Pslaa, pioos, azadas J
m.adones. Alambre para ceTcas, De onatro
Daaa. Egtopa alquitranada para calatai
saar algod6n N assperdicio para lin
psax mAqasAas.
rsssAlsfia may 6na dc tCdas Glasses Dc L
asa Raoaaras. Vsliilas c0uplstas dscoradAl
: asraslaaA raay hRa. Pissss frsnossaa su
e,ssrss II ssdas slssss para sslsads grs'
a.sssa n a sAs de- sssfvs, BAasHsas IA
-. "a ae@sas - -~~rr~s@~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
DE VENTA

Aoza en- cajas, surtido complete.
Aceite Linaza, latas y barricas.
Pinturas superiores.
Hiefro galvanizado, liso VI aca-
ne ado.
Tornillos con tuerca
Olayos tonelero.
Puntas de Paris.
Oamas de hierro.l
OoIchones do alambre.
Machetes oooodrllo.
PLsnchas y oumbreras.
OansIes ga!vanIzadoa.
Muebles, varlas Glasses
MaQninas dc ooser.
Oamisas maIloFQninga.
Oalzado do tod~a elases,
Gss " Luz niamante y
suitido general de marosnelas
Almacen dc los seiiores
- Aslea y c..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
Venta dc casas.

por tsneF que aaaentatss su dueno'
sa ws,,dsn les sshaIAdas con los ndmas
=. AaF Ill dc Ia enlls dsl Crisso dc
sssa llndad. AL
Para inioFmas pilsasn 0a!igifss lss
sua las lnaassssn d PSocnfadoe u ss'
ssnde esssY. HAn Tsaaslaes, aan. w.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
LUDWIG DUPLACE
.cAsA De aIRos Y coMlsoNEa

Dpdao.d melcnias
FAl~ic %
AGENTE
/. Empress ovssursos de
s.ngerh.qr Aesn Mascaent.bh. Asmaa(Fa
o.O do maquinrs do elaboration dc sdoarC
Ga,
North British Mercantile s.
LA TRAsATLANTCA" Compaha dc
OhendoFO auanoIWnks London
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
EMPRESA
TLPORE5 ElPAHOt3I corr gON Dg LAS AITILLl'
y trasportes miIitares
4e,..Sobrinos.de Herrera, Habana.

Los vspores de esta emp esa efec
tusrAn al sa'ida deAde este puerto er
Ios { i.s 5, 10, Is 90 y'5 de cAda me.
\ las 5 de 10 tarde en- los d IA de 'aboI
y a las IL del di. en- los festivoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
SERVICIO COSTERO En- PT0. RICO,
VAPORl d" Av1LES .

SaldrG dc Gan Juan todos los Mier.
coles al amsnecer, una veg por ell Este
y etra por ell Oeste, tocando en- los
Iuntos de FAjsrdo, Humacso, Arroyo,
Ponce, MAyaguez, Aguediilasy Areci-
bo vice versa res spectivsmte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
III wEG - M Oa

N Trasborda al correo que sale
de BarcslonA al s y de Oaiis sl 10, Ia
carga para Hab.nA : Mejico.
(2) Sigue Ia csrga para 81 Medite-
franco n el miamo vapoT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
COLORES EN- TUB0S

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Y
LA CUARELA, Sc ACABAN De
RECIBIR EN- ESTA
Holm (b,st' e).
Betuu.
B nnco de plsts.
B anco de plomo.
Blsnco de zlnc.
Azul celest'.
Aznl de cohslto.
Azul de Prussia.
C.stafio (brun de Mar:e.l
Castsho rojo.
Csstano de Van Dyek.
Oarmin.
Csrmiu quemsdo.
Carmin de rnbia.
Cenizs szul.
Bermell6n.
Gutagsmbs.
Grs de Payne.
Iadigo.
Amarillo de cadmio.
Amarillo de cromo clare.
Amarillo de cromo oscuro..
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de Napolee.
Laca quemada.
Laca carmines.
Lsca rubia.
Laca amariIls.
Laca ordinsris.
LscA yiolads,
Negro de marfil.
Negro de durssno.
Ocre csstsfo.
Ocre sm.tillo.
Ocre rojo.
Ocre de ru1a.
Z trsmtr.
Pledra de hiel.
Rc[o de Ssturno.
Rojo de vrnec a.
Sangte de Drsgo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
REMOLCADOR

Ests empFesa tiene 81 vapor AGUI-
La, potsnte para lemolques por las
eosEas de esta Isis, y hAhiIitando de
bombas para achiq "a dtiles psra sal
vamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
LINEA DE CUBA.

/
Llegaran solo haats Santiago de 0nh,
os vspores one salen los dins s, Is y 25
Los de lcs diAs 5 y 25 toe ran 81
Noevie ia, Puerto Padre, Gihars, Maya
RI, Bsrscoa, Guantanamo y Cnb..
El dis Is harG las mismss escalas
{ exception de 10 de MayAri, y ademA'
to"scA en- Sneus de T4nsmo
Todos retornar4n verific.ndo sus %.
lidss de Jnba los diss Is, % y 3, efec-
rn4ndose las entradss en- Ia H.bsus
~ las fechas correspondientes de 10
80 Y 8 de csda nes.
Ninguno de estos vspores tocarA D
50 re orno en- GuantSnamo.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Salen los dias 10 y 90 los vapores
que hncsn ell servioic de Correos.
Ei del diA 10 toca en- Nusvitas, Gibs-
ra, B.racoa, Guantanamo, Cubs, Dab
H.iti1no y Port-au P Pripce, Puerto Pls-
In, Pouce, MAysgnez, Agnadilla y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retorno hars
escela en- los mismos purrtos.
El del dfn 20 irA por Nnevitse, g.
bsra, Barnccs, Guantanamo, Cnbo, Snr .
10 Domingo, Ponce, Maysguez, Agns.
dllla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi.
niendo por los mismos pnertos.
RetornsrGn ssIiendc de Puerto Rico
los dias % y respectivsmente; to n
ran en- Cuba q ciae 20 y ., llegsndo
( la Hal ana en- las fechas correspon
iientes le y ii de cada mes.
Nipgnno ds estor dos vApores tocsra
% rstorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-05-10
de RUEDA J T0RO.
TIHT0 7 BLAHCO,
bl 10 HAi !ELEciO QUE 81 CelaCl.
Al PUBL.ICC.

Z
Arabian ds recibirss, en- 10 tisnda de
g Garaia l. Co, San JOSE ndm. i, lor
ma <niheos = scrsditsaos vinos fintos
y blsnoo de RnsaA y Toro (Ossnl!s)
: &c dssallan por botellss, yArraion.s
euarto' , ms iiAs plpas. 4 prscios son.
vaneionR sss
T6nanss an susnta que la''c!tads
tienda es Ia tnics que recibs tan es
q ulsitos vinos.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
His Second Memorial Presented 10
the Papal Secretar, of
State.
1t Considers the Question of Appoint
ing Bishops of Different Nation
alities i'm the United States.
Generally Understood That This
Would be to the Advantage of
the German Empire,

Berlin, June 3O.-Copies of the full
text of the second memorial presented by
Herr Capensley 70 the papsl secretary of
state have been put into circulation. The
greatest importance is attached to the
memorial If, as is hoped, the holy see
can be induced to follow out its
recommendations and appoint a large
number OF German clergymen as bishops
in The United States. German influence
across the Atlantic will be vastly increased
and it will rebound directly to the growth
of the home government in Ameri-
can affairs. Capensley indeed
appeals for aid to the
foreign governments, Italy, Austria,
Spain and Canada promising them in re-
turn due sharge of the prestige which
will come from the division of the episco-
pal sees of America dmorg representatives,
Of the different classes OF immigrants. 1t
is felt here, nevertheless, that the lions
share will fall to The German empire.
War on Irish bishops" in America will
be prosecuted with yigor and it will be
no fault of Herr Capensly if he fails
Statistics are quoted showing the great
falling off in the number of Catholics in
America as compared with Catholic emf
grants. The memorial assigns the follow
ing causes for this falling off:
lack of sufficient protection for emigrants
on arrival in Americas insuticiency Of
priests ana parishes of their own for diff
ferent nationalities of emigrants pecuni-
airy sacrifices, often exorbitant, exacted
of the faithful; the pub
lie schools; insuflcien5y of societies
| Catholic and national associations of
mutual aid, for the laboring classes an
want of different representatives of differ
ent nationalities Of emigrants in
! the episcopate. Each Of these
heads are diated On at length.
It is of utmost Importance that every MAJ
tiouahty should have priests not only
able to speak the language Of
that nationality, but to be Of The
same nationality As to the statements
Of some that the language Of the father
land cannot be kept beyond the second
generation, and that the third will Ger.
tainly speak nothing but English, the Me-
mortal triumphantly cites the French in
Louisiana, Germans in various sections Of
America and the Canadian French as OBJ,
jections to this opinion
Touching the public schools of America
the memorial says their organization is
such as to lead to carelessness in church
duties. The organization of benefit and
other societies is believed to be dangerous
to Catholics, for they cause the regulation
of all lives without any consideration Of
religious duties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
CONDENSED NEWS,

At meeting of the Williamsburg Pa
presbytery of the United Presbyterian
church. several deposed ministers Of the
Reformed Presbyterian church were re-
ceiyed With open arms
Waite, has driven laborers on. Of the
Yuma silt mines and now covers an area
ten miles square. 1t il supposed to come
by an Underground passage from the Col
orado river, which is very high.
Russil has finally accepted the invita-
tion 70 participate in the Columbian expo
sition
A suit for damages is being brought
against Chicago confectioncr for retus.
ing 10 sell soda water b coIored people.
Mrs. John Anderson was fatally in
iured by stroke Of lightning AFT Nus
kegon. Mich. while the babe in her
arms was unframed.
IL is minated that the reason Sin
Charlie upper vas not chosen 70 sue
coed Sir John Macdonald as Premier Of
Canada was his action in disclosing
what tok place at an informal confer
ence at Washington In regard TO recip
rocity
A collision occurred on the Naudalia
line al Woodbury. H. between an ex
sra passenger train and a freight. In
pineer lucas and two passengers were
badly injured by jumping.
The John Gosch planning mill anc
lumber yard al Crown Point Ind.
burned. Loss, 5000; insurance SIC,
600.
Authority to begin business has beer
grantedthe Peoples SAVING bank a
Moline. ILL.,, with a capital Of 100000
The visible supply 81 wheat as IS
timated by the New York Produce TX
change was IL, 800, 3s6 bushels a do
crease Of 1867, s5i bushels and Of corr
1851, o. bushels, decrease Of 1924
bushels.
A young man named Carver Of Caled7
MIA. wa. killed 81 lightning while 81
riaing Monday evening A barn nea
New London gas also struck, and tou
/ horses we're burned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
A1, ssFssS ss5.s
FARMERS ECONOMIC POLICY
a Traveller Tells ofIts Plans of Proteotio

A Traveller Tells ofIts Plans of Protection.
The coming season promises to be ex-
ceptionoly prosperous for the silk trade.
For fancy yelyets and b ocades especially
"a brisk demand Is anticipated next fall.
These are the predictions Of Monsieur
Oh. Glen, working partner and the rep
resentative in this country Of an extern
tive Partisan silk exporting firm.
1.-The silk trade was dull for the past
eighteen months, said the French i'm
porter to Chicago reporter this week.
Two years ago your merchants over
stocked themselves in anticipation of
heavy fall trade. They we're disappointed
with the result they had to sell their
surplus stocks at low prices. A collateral
reason for the dulness- which by the way
was general in French trade. was to be
found in the collapse of the Compton
Descompt financial establishment that
ranked next to the National bank Of
France The panic ensuing. which hap
PLY lasted for only few days was not IN.
like that which affected the English trade
on the failure Of Barring Brothers. The
crisis in both instances was tided over, but
their i'll effects depressed business for a
long time.
your tariff measure, he continued,
''has not sensioly affected the silk import
trade. nor is it influencing il adversely
Just now. If anything. larger orders are
being placed. The so-cal'ed opposition in
your protective laws across the water was
more sentimental than real. ii was like
the duels the Partisan editors hght-very
fair newspaper reading; but nobody was
harmed all the same Every country has
a right to protect itself America Is large
enough to 8ff3rd room to US foreigners.
France Is preparing measure os pro-
lection for herself he said, but it is not
/ one of retaliation. France entertaiGs the
! kindliest feelings for America. She loves
America just a. warmly a. She does Rus
/ STA. aud you can appreciate this when you
remember that Russia exsepted--every
European country is openly OF coyertly ar
rayed against ner Frances new meas
IRE If protection win be directed against
i her inimical DeigbbErs and not against her
/ friend alg and i.ter, Columbus
i John Burmplsaer. Of Seymour. COM
mit'e1 suicide by saturatiHg his clothing
/ With kerosene ana then setting fire 70
them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
New Prelate of the Catholic Province
Of Milwaukee Enters Upon
His Duties.
A Large Delegation Escorts Him from
Green Bay tc His New
Residence.
Monster Procession in Which 10, 000
People Participate Other
Ceremonies.

MILWAUKEE, June 30 Archbishop
katzeh of the Catholic province OF Mil
waukee mas formally entered upon his
duties, although the pailium will not be
conferred until fall. About 10000 people
took part in the parade Three hundred
people went from Milwaukee to Green Bay
to escort the prcate to the scene Of his new
duties, Appropriate ceremonies were held
in the latter city and the party came to
Milwaukee 10y special train, arriving at
$3.50 this evening. Tie procession
proceeded to st. john cathedral, where
the archbishop took formal possession of
his official CHAIR The pallium has ar
rived from Europe and is in the hands Of
Cardinal Gibbons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04

sense of the suggestion, granted the au-
thority.
The Brazilian government appreciated
the situation, and sent its delegates to the
international American Conference with
instructions to make the most liberal and
cordial concessions. Then an arrange
was negotiated under which our agricul-
tural products are to be admitted free into
Brazil, and many of our manufactured
wares; while others are TO enjoy a duty
twenty five per cent less than is charged
upon similar articles imported from our
commercial rivals
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
REDUNDANT ADMISSION.
An Anti-MoKinIey Paper is Forced to Tell
the Truth.

an hb~hChInley faper Is tofceu 70 Ken
the Truth.
The Mckinley tariff ON chinaware is 90
percent. of its value, the same as the old
tariff On common eMthenware the duty
Is 2a per cent, showing fair discrimina-
ton 10 favor of the article most in popu-
lag use. But tine ware, called china,
and manufactured in France and Ger
many, is being rapidly cheapened in price,
ami except for the tariff would come INTO
more general rule.
Now we learn from an anti-McKlnley
newspaper that an extensive plan to man
a.ae.gra the style of chinaware known as
.hayaud' and of similar grades is to be
established near Chicago. The enterprise
Will require an investment of some 3d.
.J0UJ, and will give employment to
1-0 people. IL will make a market for
'Tu and garden produce and for other
ne.esarIes Of life, including manufactures
11at are turned out here under the pro-
ie-lEe policy.
Y one mandatory Of chlnaw8re IS
established here, others will follow
Competition will reduce prices, and, in
laa end, as has been the case with all other
protected industries. the manufactured
article will be sold as cheap to our people
u trade countries, while high
wages aud other -0urces Of general pros
FI'r will be maintained.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
LABOR UNIONS WIN.
The Eight-iIour Day Esia bIEshed In
worlds Fair MorR.

CmCAGo, June 30 World 5 fair labor
Will have the cight-hour day, Chair
man Jcttery of the grounds and build
ings committee has instructed the con-
structiop department 10 proceed with
the work at jackson park in accord
auce with the agreement between the
directory and he labor unions that
is, that eight hours shall constitute a
days work.
One of the immediate effects Of the
final determination to enforce the
cight-hour day win be the employment
of two shifts of men as soon as the
buildings are fully under way. Electric
lights will be put in and a double force
put on, working night and day This
win nccessitate just the thing the labor
unions have been lighting 5or the en-
ploymeut of larger number Of men
and a wider distribution of worlds fair
work among the tailoring men OF the
city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
RAISED TO THE PEERAeE.
Honers to Lady Macdonald, widow d
the Late Premier

LoNDoF, June 30.--lt is officially an
nounced that Lady Macdonald, widow Of
the late premier Of Canada, Sir John Mac
Donald, has been raised to the peerage as
an acknowledgment of her husbands long
and distinguished public service.
OTTAWA, June 30. The news that the
queen had conferred the peerage on her
was receiver by Lady Macdonald with
great pleasure It is said she will be
called countess of Earnsciffe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
POLITICAL CAPITAL.
Democrats win Try to Make 1t by tnves
tigation.


tigation.
A leading Washington democrat who is
well qualified to speak of the purposes Of
his party says that it is the intention Of
the democratic leaders in the next house
of representatives to have two cardinal
points in their policy The first Will be
to have series of Investigations which
will cover every branch of the public SER
vice, out of which they expect to make a
great deal of political capital. The sec
ond is to prevent any positive legislation
so that the record of the democrats will be
coloIless with tt, peet to positive measures
to be enacted IN the next congress They
will hope to rely upon the record which
the party has already made as to legisla-
ton. The program for the continuous
series of investigations is always one
which attracts extremely partisan demo-
Gratis and those who are new to congress
sional matters If the democratic leaders
are to be believed, the ffty-secoud con
gress, as far as the house is concerned
will be a repetition of the forty sixth con
gress. The politicians do not have long
memories. If they did, they would dis
cover that in adopting policy OF that
sort it would be we'll to consider whether
or not the democrats made much from
their Investigations in Il forty-sixth
congress, They had, it is true, as their
leading card the investigation of the Pot
ter committee, but that committee is only
remembered for the disclosures with re-
spect u the' cipher kilograms. And the
country long since passed upon the ques-
ton whether or not the cipher kilograms
hurt the republicans party as much as
they did the democrat party.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
TOLD IN FEW WORDS.


Near Iatmop, Mo, confidence men
beat stephen Irice, wealthy iarmer
out ut $1,000,
A dozen persons were injured in a
cvcloue that passed over the country
twenty. five miles east of Denver. Col
,s... a., a., .,,.i.., 40 ..fl,.or !, u,.
rrnited Sf,tcs 4. ,nco,rnging ths min
inc ana qmeltiug Interest of Nezic9.
M, r,,,,,i ~ A,,.,l. NJ conoub,gan
l,.. ..,,,, ,,.,,,d ~. ..rtc,,oa If dr.,tl,
,''' ,,, ~, ,t, iii,,s i, s,,a,,,,.n,,
t..f,,r., ma ranfassnd he hnd
stranulrl clerk named Meyers and
had sen, his victims body TO New YorR
packed in "a lime cas,.
In view of the cutlery made by the
member. az the Lords nay Rcst assoc
citation and others to the proposed
private visit of the Emperor on sun
day, July p, to the naval exhibition n
London, tie ueiman Emperor has CON
scented TO postpone thaj visit 70 some
day during the week
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Nt.f,,... So, On and "a An soldjo7,
who have at any time served IN the
Iowa Rrigade--comuosed Of the Flew
cntb. Thirteenth. Fifteenth and Six
teenth Iowa Infantry are en-
titled 10 membership and are
invited and encouraged to attend
The biennial address will be delivered
10y Maj II. G. Me Arthur OF the fliteenIh
Iowa Infantry Volunteers.
Levi and Joseph Strous, NAL sters, Of
baltimore. Md. made an assignment.
Liabilities o3G0,Oo0 assets, 100000,
Simon GAM was drowned IN the 81
Joe river at Fort Wayne, Ind
The wife of an cmigrant en- route 20
Montreal gave birth 10 twins on Kan
sas CITY train near Dubuque, Ia.
I,l,, uavis If Wbitestown. Indiana.
county. was blown from a Big -Four
train at Lebanon Ind, and instantly
killed.
,,,. tif.,. Of t1;rois has Amounted
clarlcs 4 partridre. Col. James a.
schaHcr. and Col. FrcdC. Pierce com
mitiec to tisit the Northwestern Mill
tary Academy and inspect the discip-
line. courses of study, and general
management,
warrant has been issued for the
arresf ~ Edward ID. .Cohain. member
~ Tho FnoIish Uouse Of commons. He
e cbarged WITH immoral practices. lie
Is al nreeept in spain and refuses 10 re-
turp 10 England
british officers who have been en-
gagrd i'm 8gbtjng the slave trade IN
! East Africa declare that the traffic is
on It's last legs. The action Of the
Brussels conference viii, they assert.
I Kill IT,
Queen Victoria, accompanied by a
nuii," thn lristening If tie dapgbf-
a1'e'f 49, ~ and J1obase Of ne
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04
ninc-ouncrs Haze mc Now Law.

BlooNNeroN, m, june 30 The
Mclean County Coal company, which
gives employment 20 about 30Upcrsons,
win cease operations July I Tor an in
definite period This step is taken be-
cause Of the new law which goes into
effect on that date The clause which
provides that all coal shall be weighed
before IL IS ~reeucd IS the feature
which is objected TO here and which has
brought about the closing down Of
mInng npnrntinna.