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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph ana Man.
CnNGREsaIoNAT.


AT the expiration of the morning hour IN
the Senate on the I'D Ar. Sherman reported
the caucus bill to provide against the con-
traction of shs currency Placed on the cal
encar. Mr.. Call then addressed the Senate
Ia opposition to the elections bill, speaking
for four bours- Mr.. MCPHERSON took the
Aoor, but yielded to Ar. AldrIch, who gave
notice OF his intention to move amend
ment to the rules to close debate on any bill
Laid over. Pending hlr. McPhersoH's speech
against the elections bill the Senate ad-
fourneo until next day Soon after the
House n1et the Speaker announced appoint
menes to vacancies on several committees
and shs House adjourned until Friday.
In the Senate the 2sth Mr. Edmunds Of
feFed a resolution extending the laws OF Ne
braska over the Territory of Oklahoma until
July /, 1881. the Legislature of the Territory
having failed TO enact n code of laws OBJ
1ectlons were made and the resolution went
over. Az Morgan addressed the Senate In
opposition TO the elections bin, and the SEN
ats then adjourned until noon Saturday with
the understanding that at that hour the Pre-
siding Oniccr should declare the Senate ad-
4ouraed until Monday.
THE Senate WIS not in session the 18th.
The House only met according to ad-
3ouTnInent, with only few members pres
ent, anG adjourned until Monday
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scoICH .wAsti-woMEN.
The singular Spectacle Afforded by ThsH
gFF1fTs Work

The .nEulHE spectacle Afforded by Then
while at Work.
At Edinburgh tho poorer classes still
do their weekly laundering as it was
done years ago They convey their
washing TO the river. dump II into large
tubs and MI their tubs with hot water
that has been heated in huge public
kettles
Then the women pull OF their shoes
and stockings and holding their skirtA
we'll up above their waists, get into the
tubs and tread on the steaming linon,
thereby squeezing all the dirt out of
the several pieces
This is so common a spectacle that
the nat yes pay no regard TO 1t at Ali,
but the visitors seem 10 consider it one
of the ghts OF Edinburgh, and but for
the activity of the police the river side
would be thronged every wash day with
mpertinent strangers
In the rural parts OF Scotland the
young women go barefooted most OF the
year. On Sundays these buxOm damsels
may be seen proceeding TO church with
their shoes in hand and their stockings
hung properly over their arms
When they reach tho churchyard they
sit down on the grass and with more
case than modesty proceed to don their
hosen and shoon, for il would be regard
ed improper to enter the kirk without
these articles OF attire properly dis
posed.-Chicago Daily News
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ADDTrION.AL DISPATCHES.

Four prisoners tunneled out of the
| Jail at Newport, Ky, while the 1ailer
was on a drunk.
EMIN PAsHA has had several fights
with natives in East Africa
Il SERIOUS fire broke out in London
on the 3Oth near Blackfriars bridge.
About 81, 900, 600 worth of property was
destroyed.
THE Christian natives of Uganda have
again defeated the Moslems-
SECRETARY WINDOW has re-affirmcd
the decision that aliens have no right to
be employed on American merchant
vessels as officers Even when employed
as sailors they may not be given the
authority of mate.
THE death is announced of Lady
| Dacres at very advanced age She
danced at the famous and historical
ball at Brussels on the eve of the battle
of Waterloo.
ALEXANDER KISGLAKE, the historian
of the Crinean war, was reported
dying. He was 40 years old.
THE ship Rappahannocfk, American,
from Hiogo, Japan, has arrived at San
Francisco During the trip from Phila-
deiphia to HiOgo two seamen, John
Bauer and Thomas MCGEE were killed.
Herman Granz, another sailor, was also
killed on the way from Hiogo to San
Francisco
BArEAAS & Co, bankers of New
York, have assigned Bateman was
formerly mixed mp with some Washing
ton sensations and was a partner with
Douglas Green, Who mildly astcnished
the New York 400" by going to Eu-
rope with Mrs. McCrea-
THE Spanish COrtes has dissolved.
Elections for members viii be held IN
February and the new Cortes viii open
March 2.
DENNIS WILLIE BUNKER, a rising New
York artist, died suddenly of pneumonia.
in Boston. He was married only last
October
THREE men held up crowded car on
the Chicago & Louisville at Columbus,
Ind, recently The robbers got SSoa
and escaped.
THE Bureau of the American RePub-
lies has infoFraation that the President
of Mexico has approved the bill recent
Iy passed by the Mexican Congress ad-
hitting corn from the United States
free of duty. This is avery large con
cession as the duty heretofore has been
one cent per kilogrammes or about one
half cent per pound
THE elections hill was again ee1ore
the senate On the sOth, Alx. Hafcoft
sre-kinr N Opposition eud Af koer N
! fs-7.s-. lzss1a financial bill was then taken
| 40 sT.s. fssbate.s. The House l-a1 > estssl
eSssAos sed s2ie1<aezs
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GENERAL bTILFs' REpoRr.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 30.-Wnliam
H Stewart, of Chicago, a commercial
traveller, accompanied by his wife and
their son, a boy about 9, arrived in this
city early last week Two days later
there came to the hotel William K.
Richardson, OF Philadelphia It soon
became evident that the wife was exhib-
iting decided preference for the new
conner, and Stewart told her that II she
cared more for Richardson than for her
husband she had better make her selec-
ton at once She Immediately declared
that Richardson was the nam into VII Ose
keeping she would eonfide her future
and the pair departed-
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NEW York, Dec. 2T.-The people of
this city awolSe this morning to the
pleasant discovery that the signal ser
vice office had gone a trife wrong and
predicted things which the result failed
TO justify Instead OF furious blizzard
during the night and streets blOckaded
with snow this morning, and high gale
driving into the deep drifts and blowing
it into peoples blinded eyes they found
pleasant sunshine, light winds, a com
Earatively high temperature and only q
foot of snow on the EsrOund-just enough
to make sleighing practicable and en-
iOvabie
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Mrs. Hetty Green is said to be the
richest woman in the United States, and
SO, 900, eco is the estimated sum OF her
wealth. She is a liberal giver to relig-
iOus and educational projects, more than
hundred churches having been en-
dovved by her, while upward of fifty
schools owe their establishment TO her
generosity. Against this munificence,
however. in her own life and surround
ings she shows n remarkable thrift. and
is rigidly economical and plain in her
manner of living.
One-seventh of the land owners In
Great Britain are women
James Harmon, of Peoria, III. while
recently showing n funeral party how
TO kill a chicken broke the neck Of Pat
rick Lyons, a man 60 years Of age. The
entire party were sitting in a saloon
after the funeral and Harmon gave
Lyons neck slight twist The fact
that the old man was dead did not de-
yelop until several hours later, when
the party arose 70 GO home
A California man has started into the
business OF raising half breed buffalo
The total number of dramatic. oPer-
attic. speciality and minstrel companies
which have stranded thus far this season
is 1OI-
Conservative women. however fault
less OF nSAFe- Go not aHech IaS scanty
skirt OF present style
A contract has been made at Portland.
Ore, TO dig = ditch three miles long for
the drainage Of Lake Labislt. by which
means 5. 500 acres Of valuable land will
be reclaimed
The greatest meat eatsra IN the world
are the people Of America whose aver
sgs consumption Is tT5 pounds per an
fsuns- The English coma next with an
svszaae o. little ove< 100 pounds The
F<.encE s=t only half - mach meat az
ti5e ss-ssiah. sud tsls peopss ct Ter
ssesg AszIzia sd stsly sls4 lsss
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OMAHA, Neb-. Dec 27--MaTch p last
Bill Newton broke into Samuel Snyder's
store The proprietor mistoOlz the
policeman for the thief and
shot the officer In the arm
Bill escaped and went to Cali
fornia, from there to Texas and Mexico
and then 70 South America Yesterday
he returned 70 Omaha and introduced
himself u County Attorney MahODey
and requested that = complaint fos
burglary Dc lodged against him. which
was acco7dlRRly dorc- Newton says he
vvanta 70 g t. the Ren5tantiaI.y 70 relieve
h.s eaIsscseeos sed teszG , igads,
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1IIsCELLANEOUs.


AT test of steel manufactured at tic
Carpenter steel works, Reading, Pa, a
one-inch bar broke at the strain of 2S3,
SSS pounds, being about 20, 900 pounds
in excess of the highest record authori-
tatively known. The test was made
under the supervision of Government
officers
The Russian Government has ordered
the construction at Fedoroff's ship yard
at Nicolaieff of gigantic ironclad of
IL, $50 tons fer the Black Sea fleet,
which is being strengthened in every
way.
A SPECIAL from Petersburg, Va, says
it is reported that the five negroes who
We're arrested for the murder of DIR. E.
II. Riggin, in MecIxlenbourg County,
and committed, were taken from jail
and lynched-
THE steamer Curier from Heligoland
went aground near Helsinger, great
belt, Denmark Six men were drowned.
THE large dry goods firm of Henry R.
HeTnan e Co, Council Bluffs, Iowa, has
suspended. The assets are reported at
$500, 600; liabilities. $500, 600
ISAAC b. SAwTELLE has been convict
ed at Dover, n. H, of the murder of his
brother Hiram He was sentenced to
be hanged July 1.
THERE is a split in the English Saliva
ton Army over Darkest England, -
which, 1t appears, was not the concep-
ton or the writing of General Booth,
but was the scheme of his right hand
man, Commissioner Smith, who has re-
signed
THE Savannah, (Gs-) Fire & Marine
Insurance Company has wound up its
affairs Threatened adverse Legislation
was the principal cause Of closing up
the business
Ar East Chicago, Ind, Christmas
morning, while u masquerade party was
IN full blast at the Tod Opera House, q
fire broke out, creating terrible panic.
Fortunately no one was seriously hurt.
RAILWAY strikers in Scotland are ac-
cased of attempt ng to wreck a train
between Glasgow and Kfibride.
SollE OF the leading Philadelphia
manufacturers refuse information 10
census officers.
FoREPAUSH's Tieater and the Masonic
Temple. baltimore, were destroyed by
fire Christmas day. The loss was heavy.
FRANK 8 DICKINSON and Minnie
Rrundaga fell through the ice while
zaatlng On 3 mul poad near Ann Arbor,
Mich Both were students At the Mich
igans University.
: A goaE4x vvas killed ia New York the
sssasr day b > kkt pin eutsF5uz he=
ssEstial 'Tssses se ~ ~ ~ ssilss eillsHsliz.
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TAHLEQUAH, /. T., Dec. 3O.-Segotia-
lions between the United States and
the CherolOees have proven fruitless,
the two Commissions disaRreeing on the
rights Of the Cheroizees to enter the
United States courts and also as TO the
price per acre, the CherolSees asking 81
The Commission, on the part of the
Cherokee Nation, made its report to the
Cherokee Senate to the effect that the
Commission has asked that the negotia-
tons be only suspended and that a
committee be appointed by the Chero-
lkee Nation to meet in Washington and
continue negotiations at that place
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LONDON. Dec. 2s.-According to adj
vices received here the steamship
Shanghai recently caught fire at sea
and is supposed TO nave become a total
loss. The disaster is understood to
have occurred near Wuhu (WoO-HOo), a
treaty port Of the Chinese province of
Ngan-Hoei, on the Yang-tze- Kiang,
about fifty miles above Marking The
crew, consisting of about sixty natives,
together with several European officers,
are supposed to have met their death
either in the flames or subsequently by
drowning while attempting 70 escape
from the burning vessel
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

TON CooPER, a respectable coiored
citizen of Aurora, H., owned a little
market garden and house adjoining the
city 4 few weeks ago some of the
boomers desired to plat the land in tia
vicinity and objected to a colored T,or.,-
lation and gave S, Goa for Mr.. coooerss
property lie then bought a house and
lot on Ieniasylvania avenue, where
upon his aristocraric neighfors dubbed
tosetnex and bought hun ont, giving q
handsome profit. The enterpxizing col
orec Illln has ssncs bought his old house
and four lots Of the plotted property and
~ Fsalszs haeaaeasely On the ventgse.
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-OO YOU WANT THE EARTH. Oh
a RIEGE az EE-2Is

--1---ar Er1MENEAQlS now
vaPidly the development OF new terri
tory follows a public knowledge OF its
resources in these go-ahead days a
given portion Of country may be seem
Sngly bowling wilderness to-day, yet
Twelve months hence the hardy pioneers
of settlement viii be firmly established
in 1t, and five years hence the wilder
ness is gone forever, transformed into
an agricultural region of inestimabis
value
This story has been told over and
over again upon the American conti-
nsnt, and is now being repeated once
more upon the great fertile prairies OF
Western Canada, where the millions Of
acres OF valuable lands open for settle
ment are attracting an ever-increasing
army Of coionists from every civilized
portion of the Globe.
Only few years ago the prairiss of
Western Canada were simply q vast
game range, vet to-day towns, villages,
settlements, farms and ranches are dot
ted all over what is unquestionably one
of the very finest agricultural sections
of this continent The prairie region
of Canada extends from the eastern
boundary of Manitoba westward to tbs
foothills of the Rocky Mountains, \
distance, roughly speaking, of about one
thousand miles. Within this vast ex-
panse are comprised the great wheat
province of Manitoba, the fat lands of
Assiniboia and the noble pastures of
Alberta, Offering homes to all who
choose to claim them, and unFivnlle6
facilities for following every branch of
agriculture with profit. Tho official
crop returns for 1870 are splendid testi-
mony of the capabilities of these naSur-
al grain fields and pastures. and no
matter whether the newcomer prefers
horse, cattle or sheep raising, wheat
growing, mixed or dairy farming, he
can easily find land admirably suited
to his purpose within these broad limits
and simply for the trouble of selecting
for himself what appears to be the most
desira bic locality.
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FAIRFIELD, Freestone County, Tex,
Is stricken with deadly disease and
the Governor has been appealed to.
The sickness broke ont suddenly and
out of thirteen cases eleven deaths oc-
Cured. 1t defies medical skill and
kills every time in n few hours State
Health Officer rutherford was instruct
ed to go there at once and investigate
thu. Hisaasa
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THE President has sent message
urging Congress to at once, by joint
resolution or otherwise, continue the
laws of Nebraska in force in Oklahoma
until after the Adjournment of the Ter
TitOriai Legislature. The President
says the question of the location Of the
capital has so distracted and divided its
mem bers that no criminal code has been
provided and for this reason he urges
that measures looking to the relief of
pending criminal cases be passed
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THE Sunday closing crusade against
the Worlds Fair has opened up in earn
est, and on the desk of each Congress-
man the other morning was letter
asking him to declare himself and an
nouuce whether he was for or against the
Exposition being open on Sunday. The
letters bore the signature If the relig-
ious editor of "a semi-politieo-reHgio
New York weekly.
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THE recommendations of the inter
national American monetary union and
the issue of a common silver coin have
been adopted by all the American Re
publics except Guatemala, Uruguay and
Paraguay, which have not been heard
from. The first meeting of the union
will take place at the Department of
State at noon, January 7.
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THE commandment of the New York
navy yard has informed the Navy De
partment that there was no truth in the
published report that efforts were re-
Gently made to sink the Terror while
lying ut her dock in the yard. and the
reports concerning the attempts to sink
other naval vessels there are grossly ex-
aggerated and for the most part untrue.
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said, has shrewdly granted valuable
concessions in the disputed portions of
Manica Land, South Africa, to an En-
glish company, which is actively cam
Paigning in London ia behalf of the
Portuguese claims and against the Brit
ish South Africa COMPANY.
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LITTLE Miss Karuwaza, the Japanese
girl, is dead. Her appearance in Kan
Eas City, Mo-, but a short time ago and
the accident which befe1 her while
doing the tight rope act at the Midland
Theatcr is well remembered in thatcity.
She received such injuries that, although
she performed afterward, she had to
desist and finally died at Columbus, o.
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LA BBUvERE, the Anarchist journalist,
who admitted that he aided Padiewslcy
to escape, though the latter was sus-
pected of having murdered General
SeliverslSoff at the Hotel de Babe, Paris,
sud Nine Duquerey, who admitted that
she concealed PadlewslSy in her house
shortly after the murder, have been
charged with conspiracy to defeat the
ends of justice. During their examina-
ton they occupied seats on the bench.
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THE Bureau of the American Repub-
lies has received dispatch from the
Argentine Republic giving brief sum
mary of the commerce. of that country
for the year ended June 80 last. Not
Vyithstanding the revolution, the imports
for the year amounted to $175, 975, 600
and the exports to S159. 627. 900.
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MRS. CHARLOTTE BENTON, aged about
20 years, died in Ricbfeld Springs, N.
Y, recently, of heart disease Mrs.
Benton was a niece of Napoleon Bonn
Parte and the daughter of Joseph Bon
aparte.
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TIE wife of Baron Georges Eugene
Haussmann, who was well known as
Project of the Seine under the late EN-
peror Napoleon, is dead Also the
widow of NJ. Rouher, who was promi-
nent in the time of the Second Empire.
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SINCE the arrival of troops, so a dis
patch states, the cowboys have become
very daring in the Northwest, not being
afraid to take the lives of struggling In
dams Before the arrival of troops this
daring was not manifested.
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Two prominent and wealthy lawyers
OF JasSez, Mexico. have been arrested
and put in solitary confinement for
man Bolton.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3O--Gerlach 4
Harjes, bankers and stock brokers, have
made an assignment The firm does q
large commission business on the stock
exchange. nearly all for small customers
on light margins. They are rated at
from 500, 600 to $50, coo.
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"What are yoU2"
'I'm a freak"
''But mean what IS your peculiar
Ity?"
''I'm an architect who designed n
house as the owner wanted it,"
.'Jove! And they show you all for ten
cents.'-Lifc.
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LIZ DIxEEUvIEslE Steele says that
Queen Victoria has made known,
through Cardinal Manning, that she
will present no objection to the canon
fzation of Joan of Arc.
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THE newly opened lands about Wan
sau.. Wis, are certain to produce endless
litigation, each claim having sew erAl
claimants
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MIR SAcHsE, the director of the post
and telegraph department. OF the Ger
sssan Empire, and Captain Brooks, the
superintendent of foreign mails of the
Post-office Department, haye concluded,
with the approval Ct the Postmaster
General, an informa- agreement for the
establishment of a sea post-office serv-
ice on all VESSELS of the German lines
plying between New York and Bremen
and Hamburg. The agreement has
been forwarded by Mr.. Sachse to the
German Government for its approval.
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PTEcKEE1YuIE, III, Dec So--Karl
Roth, a young German citizen Of this
place, was found frozen stir Al $50 yes
tsrlay morning, laying Beside ehe size
vvsIl-- TIE last seen q hi1a Wa about
II o'clock ct nlgbt. ssboz b Uaa On his
way Aorass
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THE new reaper and harvester trust
will discharge many thousand Torlunen
IN various parts of the country.
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GENERAL Spinner, ex-Treasurer o
the United States, Is slowly dying q
Jacksonville, Fla.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

EVERY day witnesses the advent of AZ
alleged new cure for consumption
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JAMES MCBRIDE has been arrested
charged with blowing up the Jenkins
Hotel and store at P1dinvilie, Ind, with
dynamite After a long absence he re-
turned to PlainyiIIe and learned that
his wife was working at tho Jenkins
Hotel. He went to see her and was re-
fused admittanee, she running upstairs,
and this is supposed to have angered
him and led to the deed The explosion
took place at two o'clock in the morn
ing A number of guests We're IN the
hotel at the time, bat all ESCAPED with
slight injuries
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THE Chicago board of education has
voted against Bible reading in the pub
lie schools
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KINsLEY. KANSAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-08
Vapox .AV VI LIES = g.

Saldra dc San Juan todos los rniercoles
Y am Ger, vez por el Este y orra por
:. OestG, tocando ca los punros de Fajardo,
liulxlaeao, Arroyo Ponce, Mayaguez, Aqua
<s2]a L Are~soe y sc@ ve~sa r=s4,ec tivs r,st.rfe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-08

J EN- TIM 3 Go, San Franclsco5o, Joyerla,
4 snrtido dc rodo g6nero de ob)etos de utiilda,
sas i;ay3 iasia i,lpvrJaoones directa oonsGantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-08

VapOres espalQlGs cOrreQs dc las Altllas
Y TRASPORTES MILITARES
De
v Eg nc Two 8 I'D e. III Err R EES.A
EIABANA.

Los vapores de esta empresa efectuaIan
su salida desde este puerto en- los dias 5, 10
-, 20 y Is de cada mes las 5 de Ia tarde
en- los dias de labor las I2 del dia en- 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-08
Falcon Y Rola

CALLE DE LA FORTALEZA No Al
La agencia de estos se1ores SO encarga de
toda case de asuntos judiciales, notariales y
ADMINISTRATORS de. esta Capitaly de La Isla
drecios modicos y convencienales.