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Oysters and Seed

Are valuable for what's in EN-. Good
and bad oysters look alike in tho shell.
Good and bad seeds often have tho
snune appearance. Any one can tell
IL worthless oyster OH opening II. The
value OF Il seed must be determined
by it's growth. Thus maScs its quality
worth considering. You want seeds
that will grow, and you want the pro.
duct 10 DO OF value. You cannot in
auro either Of these things by mere
inspection. There is but one guuran-
tee; tho reliability of tho firm from
which you buy. That our advertisers,
Messrs. d.. NJ. Ferry & Co, OF Detroit,
Mich, are most reliable, Ia attested by
the fact that millions buy seeds from
them year after year. Their enor-
nous business furnishes the highest
proof OF their reliability. Their Seed
Annual for 1892 is n model OF its
kinj-illustrated, descriptive, priced.
II contains information Of great value
To any II about 10 plant seeds. Sent
FREQ on application 10 the firms adj
dress, Detroit, Mich.
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The va mot at tho Reading Room
lat night and organized by elccting
tho following UOlcors:
President, Mise e. +. Mnrlett; Vice
President, Miss Edit, Taylor; Record.
ing Secretary, Jos, Tnbcr; Corrcs.
pondinR Secretary, Mica Annie Toyn;
Treasurer, Mrs. Il. G. Mcclellan.
A'tor considerable discussion u
wGR decided TO have literary exercises
in c%ooncc,iou with tho temperance
organization.
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4 Picasa mt Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Talbot. were
PLEASANTLY surprised last evening by
m inroad OF the ladies OF the Elko
w. G. T. u, who, after shaking the
% from their wearing apparel.
proceeded with little formality to
present both OF them with q hand
some silver cup and saucer engraved
with their respective ame and the
name OF the society presenting the
souvenirs.
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To the Public.

Mrs. A. W. Brown informs the pub
liz that the Humboldt House has
been thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and renovated and is now open for
boarders and dodgers. Meals served
at all hours. A shure Of public
patronage is solicited. II
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A grand rush is being made upon
the cheapest house Of its kind in this
Stutc. All those buying ut l. Ostrei-
cheers jewelry store are surprised at
the extremely low prices ut which
his goods are being sold. You will do
we'll by calling at his establishment
before purchasing elsewhere. "No
trouble to show goods"
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DIED.

ELNoRE:~In Ello, Nevada, Doc. u,
1891, Mary Hazel Fillmore, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George.
Gilmore, aged l year. months and
Is days.
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w. w. BOOKER,
LES4aG AMI EDITOR
RATES.
ADvERTIsING T

wni be pia,tb a. low A. is consistent with
sound business vrincIpIos. Apply ~ the of
G u .vr tUTIns.
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SUNDAY ....DEcEMBEn %. 1891.
DAILY INDEPENDENT.

AN EVENING PAPER.
T 4uIo EVERY DAY, suNDAIs E1-
! reptsd.
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Al pdblico.

Porto que den Sc realizan: efetus de escri
torie; p APPEL pergamino, de calcar, de dibuo
secante, impermeabIe, barniza!o para pared,
ibretas, librOs grandes conerciales, indeces
para descarga, prensas lie copiar, co ia papel,
'ibreria religiosa antigua, tOtla clase de quu-
Gala, lamparerla, barrenas salononicas lie g.,
cunas, camitas, camas plegadizaS, para cnlegi0s
hOspltales, pleas SueItas para cantS, cOeI.
mas de gas para veranO, bi1nS glande~y d3
vapor, mesas lavamanus, comnIIS. meSas lie
nOche, perchas, escaleraS dc PIE rhlras Y mIy
aItas, pianos en 'p1rfecto eStado, l,ahS, trpus
des, apOya cabpza, canaras ObScuras, IN l0ss
lncredientes 7, tCdO 10 net.eSar:u para fOto .r-
fla y barberia hamacas lie henlqu6n, curch.tes
autOmaticos para vestdOS, bnndaS enc.pIa.
echatiIy, sed~ria & &-F Ra0.oS-Lun Sd,
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VeuAnelO luldA s0BRDuQ
FORTALEZA As, 40 q 81. y

Importadores directOs de vtveres de todas,
classes y procedencias, especialidad en- quesOs
vinos tintos y generosos, licores hnos, cervezas,
Vinagres, frutas y conservas alimenticias de los
princpales mercadoS de Europa y America.
En- aguas minerales tienen constante existen-
lcia de-las legtimas de Vichy marca Hospital,
Grande Grill, Contraxeville, Vals, Celestinos,
San Hilario, Mondaris, Fuente Agria, San Gar
uier, Insalas, Loeches, Purgante Rubinat, Ore
Son igualmente impurUadores de las acre
ditadas marcas de cigarrillos de la Habana, ola
Belleza," (Pajarito) de D. Andres Rodriguez,
Corona" de segundo Alvarez y Ca, "Hidal
guia," dc Sussini y "Legitimidad," de Pruden.
clio Rabell.
Ventas al Dor MAYOR al detail
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ALCOHOLADO.

Para uso diario en- ell tocador Y el ba-
nc, para fricciones contra los dolores de
cabeza, reumat;smo, ETC., no hay NADIA
superior al ALooHoLADo ARoHArToo de
Sta. Ana.-Precio Ell elegantes frascos:
SO ctvs. De venta en- la Farmacia Gui-
llermety Y en- Ell establecimiento de Fe-
lipe Hecht En- Ponce en- ell almacen de
mdsica de D. OLYMPIC Otero
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Linea F6rrea del Oeste.
!!La ruta mas cOrta y eCon6miCa para
ir 4 la Capital.

Con motivo de la exploitation del ferro-
carril que empezara ell dia 0 del corriente,
he Organizado un tren que Dartiendo de Ba
yamon la Ilegada del lie Arecibo, tome los
viajeros para Ia Capital; otro que partien-
ia de la Capital Ia una media de la tarle
y por medic del vapor de la bahia, enlace con
ell que saIiendo de Martin Pe10, continda
para Areci bo demas pueblos intermedios
Coches de la. elase nuevos. c6modOs elegantes.
Bayam6n IL de Mario de 1891.
R.QoRXOVV V.RLDES.
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VenaneIo Lul1a y sohrlno
FORTALEZA As, 40 y51

ofroce les sigaientes aTticulOs precios m6Kicos
AzuOOs lOsorAs baldOsines blanCas
aas dc azues
eo YesO Csmento Portland barl-s de kilos
Inuras verde mimic bancO zinc de acrdtada
DOS EONES Aguaras aceite inaza BrOchas de
Hero gavanzado acanalado so cobas clavos de zinc
arandels canales cumbras de Puntas de
Paris pugadas Palas picoa azadones.
Abre de cuatro Etopa auitranada para
Safatear agOd6R despetdicio para umpar maquinas
CrsaIera muy de classes de Ia
as completes decoada de porceana fna Pee
superores de Odas classes zado gran novedad
NAiNs de ' de meta
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GRAN ESTABELclMlENTJ
AVBLINO ELIZADB.
SAN FRANCISCO "a.

Esta Casa recibe mensualments mercaneiaa
de las principales plazaS do Europa.
Tejidos de Ultima novedad para SehOras J
Caballeros.
ArtculOs para viaje el mayor surtido que &c
ha viStO en- esta de CAMAs PARA MATRIMONIO
CUhAs, CAMITAs Y COLCHoNEs.
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NO DEBE FALTAR

En- ninguna casa donde hay nihos. una
mas cajitas do los pOvos dentaes del DoctOF
Salicrup; por que eSa mancha verde uscurs-
que toman los dientes lie los ninos es uRR
-prueba segura de que predominant los aci,los
y de consiguiente ei germen que cauSa la CO.
ri6 la destruction de eStus organos. rs ne
cesariO que 81 pubico tenga entenddo qut
estOs poivUs solo lmpian y pertuman la bocR;
endurecen las encias, sinO que Destroyer os
microbes de II cOrie, : los del titus, cuandS
SO usan los perfumados con escenca etin2
de canela de Ceilun, fabricamos, espresameR-
te con tai ObjetO. Sabedlo pues, afectuosRS
madreS PuertorriQuehaS.
U>nd en- vueStrOs nlOS; POlvos Dentales
dol DR. Salicrup, O sea el deNtrtfcO Fragnnttet.
ma, tte venra en- todas las boticas lie la Isa.
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7GApfGAx

Sc ofrecen en- venta: Una claSiiica,lora de
cafe cOmptetGmennte nueUG, fatrirante. p,Dnea
C0., Limited Lincoln Lngldterrs, por nl,1lr1s
del cos 10, precio cUnvenrIOnal. Un maili., m.
ra hac 9r guarap0, tnlo lie hIerro, mtS;,S. ..esgn
polea fila ysmovll sutiaente para seis t,mela.l..s
dc cana en- IL horas, nueyo. pur SII0. lnoheda
currlente.
Informan: Alejaudro Besosa, Bayasnon. =
&. B. Lopez, Capital.
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Sobrinos de Ezquiaga

Casa.'de giro comisones.-Agentes de los va
pores de Ia COmpanla Genea Trasatantca Espa.
hola.--Ag6htes de id. id. de los Sres. White Gem
& Ca, de Lverpool.-Agentes de i'd i'd dc los
Sres. Larrnaga Ca, de id.-Agentes de id. hi.
de los Sres j. t. Nickels & Ca, de id.-Agentes
de la Companfa dc SegurOs contra inCendiOs de-
nOminada Ia "Rcyal de id.
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LUDWIG DUPLACE. Tetn5n :,
COMIsIONEs EN- GENERAL.
SAN JUAN W8 p00s sa010Os

WC2OG6B G1e OASFCGeROCGGgS SGCNB8
Tenta de hilo para coser de J. p. Goats. Paisley
Id id. i'd. de CEGk & CO i'd
FaDrica de licores al vapor
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las Antillas,
le los Sres. Sobrj'eos de Herrera, dc la Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanerO en- esta
Isla, de la 0ttsDsG En1gpreS0.
Agencia de la Royal Mail Steam Packet CT Lon.
dres.
Agencia de la Northern Assurance CO, Londres
Agencia de Ia North British & MeycamtjZe IN
SWrGnce CO, Londres
Agencia de la "1YGSGtLtaetic0" Conapafiia de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
AgencEa de la "MGri'sG" Compania de Seguros
naritilnOs de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd AssdGlstg, Cadiz.
Agencia de S0ngerbGASev Actje1s M0sbSnepatu-
brjk q Eiseegjesserej
Sangerhusen, AMEMANIA.
FbFieu Se oeuqSitnorSd de eEa6orae56s ae 6ysEc0G.
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TRISEGURO

Preservatvo especial, neeosario todos
Medic faci rapido para curar las enfermeda-
des Secretas, 8 evitaras.
Sc vende en- la Capital, boticas de CUTLER
mety, Blanco, GalaEdo, Rn Pouoe, Vale !
CanCiO. fs3 .l.. Rat.e
Mayagdez. .. J, Monagas
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I1no. lO7 San Juan Puerto Rico Abril 5 de 1891 {
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Furetarh, 1undtiin J HuTaia PONCE.
MANLOvE ALLIOT & CO. Ltd,
nottingham, Londres, Glasgow y Rouen.

AQUINARIA AZUCARERA, AO1imOs q No
torres perfecctOM0dOS. ApGrgtoS para DifNSi6Fs.
Triple efectO, T'GchOs al VGctO, CentrEfNgGS
BO"sGbs, ,CI0TgfcadOrGs, CGIderGs, COsscTetGdO-
rGS, d, d
FERROCA:RRILES tjos q portGtiles, 1fote
rial rodGnte, d, d HORNOS PATENTES
para QstensGr eI bGgGSO Uerde. MAQUIN4RIA
CAFETERIA. RsttdGs hi1rdmJicGS, DesecGscGdOrGS,
TGbOssGS, Sec0der0S de GatOrdiOld, EIeU0dOrGS
&,&. MAQULNARIA SGnitGria, DestpyectG-
dOrGs al VapOy, CyensGci0ss y MtjLigGci6u de 60-
6WrGS. LAVATORIOS MECANICOS al Ca
eor. PURLFICA CION de AGUAS.
MAQUINAR RIA PARA eEGbOrGr Ladr6lloS
MGdeyGs, &,d. BOMBASy q ARLEI,AS s h5drdu-
tcGs GWtOnaGticGS. MOTORES de 06re, gas
Aqua, Vapor Animal. ROMANAS FAIRBANKS
DeS0S de kjl6grGnsOS. BGlGnsGS del SistemG Me.
tricO-deci0s0I. PUENTES, Ac@edWctOS, Tube
ria cOmecciO'ses, TGsq@es, hevrGniesstGs, hjerr~
bronco, cObre, &,&
Para infOrTnaa y. Roberto Grhaam PONCE
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Neme Mnset8en.
MuMorDerMna /!

Nuen Dealsnisen, bic mir nod ihuloea, CUR 1enntn!B.
baB Id ibtr @eibna&tenl bio az Wtuiahr bu Jobn
Sdltdan In Gourtlano 81 treiieu bin nm @sleer e"'Se'
stusuncbmen.
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(Sorrelpouben;.)
Sberid, December

Siberia, December 1891.
Diei er Sage lit infer Sierfris b,er ei11se=
t~roffel1. Ct 1par ben CONNER iiber III gSeil
Neutou u,,b 9cbeutt bieleu @i,ter bel Geo
Stel5er gu bleibeu. Dim porlebten @onnta9
,purbe leine Nnfunft eefeiert uu6 elmer ber@a=
ite. 1T bel Der Gele9enbeit ansefroren. Gs
nabm cine 3eitlans i'm pieoer los,ueilen.
Nadbem er p%outanbis aufsetbaut 1uar, fibl=
tie Ct ii@ iebo4 mieber uobl ua6 mul,ter.
@eors Gditeiu mirb ii@ bieien Winter elite
Wasenbor pou @iirite pom SIBERIA Messer
Sobn @telser fabriciren lafen.
Infer gaumeiiter 8. @insenba@ NOR 'uie=
bet einise Sage int Dori: Oos tann man
am beiten an BET @turn1tbir BON Sobu &aus
fe,,ber9 merteu, uelde ct anbradte. Dieie
1T INN 2 SUB gu tur;. sc. so.
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gliiabet9 @eru5 un6 anbere al, CHARLES 2in=
bemanu1 fir 800 8 II 9 al g. .
Gbriitian &rambeer ait 9enrp &rambeer fit
S. ] pon 81 80 / g 20 unb q SO
Don g % g 20 s 100 N31.
Trant S. @eslaif an @bmaro Nenmanu fir
$1,000, SEQ 81 q. ....
eSobn @tuets an Carl @laien fit $40, 8 10 9
" 176 81.
George Neuwirtb oil Bensel &i3ter fit $3.50,
Q4B7S.
George S. Sauer an Soiepb 9erbed fir $50,
Q.5, 6 urb Z 9 80 g
@9ulratb an Mlfreb Mueller fir $40, 81 9
800.
@@ulratb an @iIiam piaeuber fir $40, 8 6
8 8 81. y
8eter Monberfelb an @iQiom Yfaenber fit
S25, seq 81 q. . e
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3MAcIaufen.
MMWoroerun8.

Seber g;sentbamer ober 9e,pobner eincs Sauies IN
bieler Stabf, peldesa an ether Strabe ltest, an Der Sets
tenwese seest iiub. Ht uerpfi9tet bic Seitsamese pom
Sbnee, gis pber ionHisen 9inbsrniHen rein gu ba!tem
ben Cages seideben. SIM Sale cine aseron benNniors
~berunsen Der betr. Srbtnans ntdt entipridt, 10 roirb Der
Stabtratb bafir iorseu, bab lOlde Seiienpese .sereinist
Bemobner sbcs betreifenbeu Gisentbums su %beitreiten.
S, Suffrage
s u. Sieber, Wuridaa.
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- SIM Bioneer Drug Store 1T bie>
les Sabr bic i@0nite unb sr6Bte Mus>
mabl bon @eibna@tssei@enten ansse>
felt. Mann ucridume ni@t, bort por>
3uipre&en. 1t
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Nlbert Dlan4arb bat cine 9en'
fan ksmifIinf hefnmnten.

ZION oeIUlul9t uelOUNUgeW.
~ SEER 9lbolpb Seiter BON Mintbs
rop 1T in @ei@dften babier.
sSn ier tatbolii9en Stride murse
cine ueue Orsel aufsefeQt.
~ Cine Tra@ts9ocomotiue it in benz
bieiiseu 8abnbOf itationirt. /.
- SOS. Gpple bon Sprinsfielo mar
ant Dienitas IN Der Stabt. l.
- Seine 9enriettas, bic 81. 25 Gents
,pertb iinb ~ 80 Gents bic 0aro Bel
9einri@ @rone.
- 81. Mullen mar eitern eiiri9 bas
nit bei9aitist, bic Nctien Der 0aeu llIu1
& Soutbweitern Babn gu untersei3s
llet. .
M Mm Samitas rpirb, ME SewObns
lid, 9roBe Nuction in Sommers @ebdu>
be Pathfinder. Wer Bargains MAIDEN,
MIL, besebe ii9 bortbin. 1t
- Die biaisiten 3iebbarmonicas
iino i'm Gitp Drug Store gu baben.
= SER Sobn Qinb uno Tanilie iirb
am Treitas mad WaibtnSton absereiit.
= Musuit s@abe unb Sobn. baben
ii9 na@ DULUTH beseben.
- SER g. u. Ottomeper 1T ieit
Dienitas auf Der &%rantenliite.
- Sci Sobn Eauer in Gourtlanb 1T
leete Do9e Elm G0@ter@en einsetebrt.
- &einbarb, 6apemeper & 60. pon
@ourtlanb ,%uerianbten am ,Monta9 cine
2abuns @ieb mad ct. paul.
- @pielmaaren tauft man IS Bros
gent biuiser int @itp Drug Store als
anberswo.
= Cine b64it 9emltbli3e Inter
baltune fanb am Sonntas bel 9errn
clinton Sperl IN Conn COTTONWOOD
itatt.
- Diejenisen, mel@e bas @a6er
pon Der OueQe unterbalb Der Center
StraBe besieAen, ioQen leete Wo3e bes
@a1er we9en in Diferen3en seratben
iein. ...,
9ebten Treitas febrte elm tleiner
@eltbirser in Der camille bon Treo.
WiQiams Elm.
- Die belten 9emii@ten Candies I'M
@itY Drug Store. gu 8 cts bas Pfun6.
Bie uns 6err 9einen mittbeilt,
bat fem Sobn' ni@t 9eitreitt, ionbern
feline Mrbeit n~ieser9elest.
- Mobert Teiienmeper, wel@er ldn>
sere 3eit bier auf 8eiu@ uerweilte, mirb
ii@ AM Dienitas wieoer mad Mtnneapos
liz beseben. s~-..'.
- Otto Dummel brad am Monta9
beim @9litti@ub>2aufen burd bas Gis
unb mare ertrunten, mem, fem &an,e=
rab Treb @rebe inn ni@t gu 9ulfe &C.
eilt rudre uno lin berausse3osen bdtte.
- @ont ibr cure &inber besladen ?
SIS pirb ea3 bies elm lei@tes iein,
rpenn ibr bic sroBe Musrpabl pom
@eibna@n laden I'M Pioneer Drug
Store beiebt. 1t
- Die &rdn3@en Dor Neumann ano
Yfaenbers Sr@eiter erfreuen ii@ zines
suten Beiu@es. "
- Ser Ginger Mdbmai9inen M8ent,
SER s. g. Mol, erbielt seftern cine
@artabuns Ndbmai@inen uon Milmauz
tee.
- @etern mar Der @eisen;ufubr
3iemli@ fart.
- Das ,@ta4eli@mein" pirb bemz
nd@tt uieber iein .@rl@einen MAIDEN.
- Seller & Seiter' iint sesenmdrz
tis sa,mit bei9dftist, pen t(einen Saal
Der Turnbaqe nit Tresco>M alereien gu
perieben.
81. 81. Tritide murbe Don ber
Minneiota @a(lep Mebicinii@en @eiefl>
i9aft, melde in Mantato taste, gum 1.
8ice>Praiibenten erwdblt.
49, @err ST. un6 Trant Stole pon
Conn Some itatteten uns am Dien1tag
einen freunblt@en Beiu9 ab.
- Die i9Oniten S@litten I'M @itp
Drug @tore. a~~
- Solepb @ulben wuroe geitern nee
gen @ubef0runs Dor &ibter 8lan9aro
uerbDrt. Solepb S@nobri@ betlagt fi@,
baB %9enannter @uloen bel linn 9tDrung
peruri a9te. Das @rfenntntB bes Gt9z
tiers mar nod ni@t sefaQt als nit sur
Brei1e 9in9en.
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DerIan0t!

Sine Dame. welde ia9ia 1T. Yiider gu tabreI,, NIB ny
Sinser Mab,najGin.n Sfiice %periaust. Sol3e. welae
OUT ben Voiten reHee.irep. Rnb eriudt Sret'as oSsr
Samitas porSuipre&en. nr
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-06
TWIN.
A CALIFORNIA MAN MISTAKEN FOR
THE FALSE CHRIST.
The Accidental Resemblance Got Him
into Scrape That Nearly Resulted
in Injury to Himself and Daughters.

CHIcAGo, June 5.-Schweinfurth, the
Rockford Messiah" who has been
worrying the people of Kansas City SO
much of late, left there last night for
Chicago, and incidentally Mr.. A. Nc
Cartney Of California, who much resem-
bles Schweinfurth, and who was travel
ing east with his daughters, had a very
exciting experience. He had been OBJ
served about the city yesterday, and
was quietly trailed by some people who
supposed him to be Schweinfurth, and
when he started for the Kansas City
depot last night, with his daughters, the
word was quickly spread about that
the Rockford man was leaving
town with two of Kansas City's
fair young women, the supposition of
the scouts being that Schweinfurth was
taking new recruits to his Rockford
"Heaven." A crowd of infuriated citi-
zens hastened to the depot, and when
the McCartneys arrived in carriage, a
rush was made for them. Mr.. McCart-
ney was considerably surprised at the
hostile demonstration, but promptly
whipped out young cannon and ordered
the crowd to stand back. He then ex-
planned to them who he was, whereupon
one of the leaders of the mob told him
they had confounded him with Schwein-
furth. and the crowd dispersed. All
this time, it is said, Schweinfurth was
snugly encouched in berth in asleep
ing car, listening to the tumult outside.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-06
THEY STAND BY BRIGGS.
The Directors of the Union Theological
Seminary Defy the Assembly.

The Directors of the Union Theological
Seminary Defy the Assembly.
New YORK. June 5.-The directors of
the Union Theological seminary have
met and declared their position on the
question of the right of the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church to
veto the transfer of Professor Chas. A.
Briggs from the chair of Hebrew to the
chair of Biblical theology. A resolu-
tion, passed at the meeting this after
noon, says the directors, after having
taken legal advice, and after due consid-
Grafton, see no reason to change their
views of the subject of the transfer of
Dr. Briggs, and feel bound, in the dis
charge of their duties under the charter
and constitution of the seminary, to adj
here to the same.
The intent of the veto passed by the
general assembly at lis recent sessions
in Detroit, was that DIR. Briggs should
cease to be a professor in the Union
seminary.
The effect OF the resolution given
above is that it is the judgment Of the
directors that the veto was usurpa-
ton of powers never given, or intended
to be given. to the general assem- bly,. and
since the veto was illegal, the appoint
ment stands and DR.. Briggs will continue
asnprofessor during the coming year, as
during the past seventeen years.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-06
A DOUBLE FRATRICIDE.
Two Young German Ranchers Killed b
Their Brother

Two Young German Ranchers Killed by
Their Brother.
SPOKANE, j une 5.-Passenger in from
Coulee City bring additional particulars
of double murder near Waterville,
Wednesday. Four brothers named Won
Bramen, Germans, young and unmar-
ried, occupied two homesteads, fifteen
miles northwest OF Waterville, on the
Columbia river. Two of the brothers
had lately arrived from Germany. The
murderer was named Robert. He COM
mitted the crime with a shotgun, and is
still at large. The remaining brother,
who can speak very little English, car
ried the news to neighbor, who rode
that night to Waterville. The sheriff
left at midnight with posse in pursuit
of the murderer, but so far nothing
further has been learned from the scene.
1t is known that John and Jake had
been on bad. terms for some time and
would have nothing to do with each 9TH
er. The partition of their stock had
been one cause of contention. Peter,
the surviving brother. said that Henry
was blowing, and had in his team a
horse which belonged to Jake. The lat
ter came after his horse and quarrel
ensued, during which John rode up on
his horse. Peter, who was not far dis
tant, heard number of shots fired, and
went up to see what was the matter. He
found two of his brothers dead or dying
and the third standing near. Jake told
Peter that he had killed his brothers
and was going away never to return,
and directed him to go and tell
Mr.. Downey of the affair. The mur-
derer then mounted his brother ] ohm s
horse and rode away. A shotgun and
revolver were left on the ground. Both
belonged to Jake. Every barrel of each
weapon had been discharged. Jake's
horse came home Thursday morning,
and his brother thinks he committed
suicide. 1t was learned that Jake was
wounded when he left.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-06
THE GUAKER CITY MIDDLE.
A Suit by Bardsley's Assignee-A r.
ward for Marsh, Etc.

A Suit by Bardsley's Assignee-A Re-
ward for Marsh, Etc.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Suit was en-
tered today by Edward w. McGill, as
signee of John Bardsley, against Gran
vile B. Hayes, to recover $25, 900, the
amount of five promissory notes which
the assignee states were made by Hayes
to the order of himself and indorsed to
Bardsley for money loaned by the latter
to the defendant. The money, it is
claimed, was given by Bardsley to Presi
dent Marsh, Of the Keystone National
bank, at the request and endorsement of
Hayes, to help the bank out when there
was run upon it in January last.
The mayor has announced reward of
$4,000 for the arrest and conviction of
Gideon w. Marsh for alleged violation of
the law while acting as president of the
Keystone National bank.
The mayor this evening sent to Presi-
dent Harrison the letter which, under
the resolution OF the council, he was in
structed to forward.