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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
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Dijerase que 10 fatalidad hact
presa implacable de ciertos pue
bios, 10 mismo que de familias I
iudividuos.
Hemos presenciado, puede de.
cirse, las trsgedias que se hs1
desarrollado en- estos tiempos, J
adu 90 estan desarrollando, cor
motive de Ia i TINA resolucion d.
los Cong resistas contra ell Pres. .
dente B .Imaceda, csusa de san
grienta guerra civil, en- 10 repd.
blica de Chile, naci6n hsrmana
nuestra por Ia comunidad de ra-
"a, lengua y religion.
Hemos presenciado, II, esol
desconsoladores paroxismos dc
los odios fratricidas, en- aque'
pueblo, gracias al TELEGRAPH, q ID
prenss, q las comunicaciones pos,
tales. Con dolor, CON gran doloI
os hemos presenciado, hacienda
los mas triates prsssgios para e
porvenir de 10 Nsci6n chilens
aver una de las mas prosperas J
poderosas de Ia America sspano. +.
Ia.
Porqus ca verdsd parece que
no han de concluir en- much(
tempo los frances desastrosol
por que a1uel pats viene atrave'
sando desde el inicio de Ia revo
Iuci6n.
A los horrores ain Gn de |,
guerra civil, que termina virtua''
mente con el triunfo de los re /.
YOU ionarios y Ia caida dt
Balmaceds, suceden ali los fu-
uestas colisiones que son origer
del conhicto entire Chile y ell colo
90 de Norte.America, que harte
smenszador ha llegado 4 presen.
sarse, amagando CON nuevos J su
premos infortunios.
Constithyese q duras penas O.
Gobierno de 10 revolucion victo-
ROSA entire tanto = tanto fragor de-
muerte, J apenas se levanta en- q
paves "a afila contra 81 Gus arma.
10 conspiraeion de los desconten-
tos. ... Hay que aecirlo. PA
race que en- Chile mismo alientan
chilenos ansiosos de Ia destruc-
ci6n defnitiva de su pals! A tai
extreme han llegado las cosas.
For ESQ hemos indicado que 10.
frances aciagos por que straviess
aquel pueblo dijerase que no han
de tener fin. Por ESQ hemos ha-
bIado de u fatalidad.
En- las siguientes lineas, que
recortamos de I'm colegs cubsno
de nuestros d'timos capjes, ss ds
cuenta de Ia conspirsci6n urdida
contra ell nuevo gobierno de Chi.
le. Son jurtifcante de 10 que ex-
puesto dejamof, y dicen:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

En- el 6ltimo vapor- correo har
llegaio q esta, procedentes de Ia
Peninsula. S35 caj cnnte iendo
de 100000 pesos en- moueja de pa
ia naciona', y 100000 en- calderilla,
con otjeto de proseguir el capje de
los billetes.
Mucha falta hacia esta remesa,
per0 todavia no alcanza & debili-
tar un punto ell enorme abuse cue
Sc viepe hacienda de los billetes
mayoies de tres pesos, por los aca-
paradores de les inferiores a estos.
Un billete de dieE pesos no sc cam
bis, SO destcuye, p pjrque e. preoio
que piden para camb arlo indigna
q cualquiera.
81 en- dar a los biIletes mayores
de tres pesos Ell 30 por 100 en- plata
de sn valor nominal, estriba la re
soiucl6n del conflcto monetario, 6
81 realmenta SO capjessen en- IN
dfa determinado 6 por recibir ell
BAnco "a sufciente Cantidad para
hscerlo, algunas docenss de indi.
viduos quedarian inundados COM
pletamente dtl argentine metal.
Oontiem0s en- nuestro GObiernO.
El hars seguramente 10 que pueds
por mejorar nuestro parturbado
bienestar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
Or6nica de Ia ISla de Cuba

Habana, 20 de Noviembre de 1891
Casino Espa1ot.- CAME - Baado
lerismo.- FusilamientO q ejecu.
ci6n. - Brujeria. - Reunion d,
Obrsros. - Fuga. - Proyeoto. -
Nuestros produotos.
FL Sr Presidente del Casino Els
panol della Habana ha remitido @
dia II del que cursa, al Sr Ministrl
de Ultramar, una nueva cantidad
,onsistente en- 5000 pesos, OUT
dacen subir todo 10 girado a la su.
ma de $4,000 pesos orc, destinados
todos al socorro de los desgraoia
dos que las inundaciones dejarou
con vida y sin pan en- nuestra Pc
ninsula.
A su vez, los demas Casinos de
igual cond ci6n envfan sus colec
tas al de esta ciudad continnamen
to, conttibuyendo junto con las dis
tintss classes sociales q la forma
ci6n del bello edificio de Ia carl
dad y del p pAtriotismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
con reiaei6n a
igual mes del ano

con Felaei6n 4
igual mes del ano
anterior............ 1861
La renta do Adua.
mas produio en-
Setrbe liItino..... 278.231,2
Alza, con relaci6n 4
igual mes del sio
anteriOr........... 1s.s8s.5
Las Rentas estanca.
das proIujeron en-
Setbre dltimo. -. 23.5eI.7
BaJs, con relaei6n 4
igual mes del aio
anterior. ........ 1874
Los Bienes del Es.
tado produjeron
en- Set5rs. d!ti
mo ......... s,Os5.a
A'za, con relacion q
igual mes del sfio
anterior............ 452.l
Los Ingresos ever
tuales produjeron
en- Sstbre. dlti-
mo ....... ....... 1884
b t]a, con relaci6u 4
igual mes del afio
anterior 1907!
Resumep:
La recaudscion oh
] tenida por ell Era.
| rio, durante el mes
| de Sssbre. dlti.
mo, de las eou-
tribuciones & i'm
| puestos, Aduanas,
| Rentas Estanca.
| das Bienes del Es-
tsdo 6 Ingresos
eventuales. ascen-
|. di6 en- total -. sSs 0s5.
Idsm id. en- Sstbrs
del afio anterior
| a.. -. ...... S57.s71.
Ala. lfquida DOR 10
tanto, en- Sstbre.
de 1S91........... 25.11s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

Eutre 10 mucho notable que sc
prepara para celebrar ell cusrto
oentenatio del descubrimiento de
America, hs ofrecido un catalan
realizar la direction de los globes,
preSentando entonces So descubri
miento, que dice en- del resultado
seguro. En- tres diss nos traspor-
taremos de uno q otro continente.
Ojala SO realice, y no tengamos
que exclamar con el poeta:
6" Lastima grande
que no sea veEdad tanta belleza !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
JuNTl PROVINCIAL DIX SOCORROs
SECRETARIA.

Las VICTIMAs DE LA PENINSULA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

Ultima horG.-La Bolsa bajandc
eapidamente; los cambios sobrt
Paris a Il 30. IA d6nde vamosi.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

La epooa es de conmemoraciones.
El AyuntamientO de Granada ha
ac0rdadO solemnizar el cuartO cen.
tenario de la ReConquista de aque-
liza ciadad con festejos p1blicos,
que comenzarAn ell 10 de Enero
y duraran hasta el dia 6. EI pro-
grama es animadisimo.
Y sigue el entusiaSmo por hon
rar la memOria de los hombres que
valieron. En- Bilbao SO ha alberto
una suscripci6n popular con Objeto
de OOmpletar 10 Cantidad necesaria
para costear el monumentO dedica~
do al insigne esoritor Antonio de
Tfueba; dc America han remitido
los vassongados siete nil reeos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

hhAoOt0D FAFACh@0S lOS Duo A@OAA
can las armas, Sc ven ameGazados
por elias; y los que hacen cadenas,
son amarrados por elias. Buen
raciocinio! Lo que Gallo la orado-
ra era declarar 81 saba hacer me-
iias cuando ella quiza llevaba los
pies desnudos.
iAndese Y. con bromas con hom-
bres del temple de Ruiz Iorrilla,
que ha aatorizadO la publication
de unas fam0sas Memories que han
apsrecido en- Paris, armadas por
Ariel, que es su amigo L .devese;
pero q bien que aqui esta el terri
ole Nakens, director de El Motfn,
que no cesa de sj1starle las cuen
tas. con la dureza que va V. como
ce por ms citss anteriores NIX Ms
le echa en- cara que denuncie a los
militares comprometidos Con 81 pa
ra ell fracasadO movimiento del IS
lie Septiembre, pues habiendo
achado ell Gobie-no un velo sobre
aquella intentona, ahora Ruiz 10
rrilla gu ere sin duda que el Go
bierno actual caiga sobre los mill
tares acusados. Yea Y. 10 que dice
en- sus Memorials ell desterrado vo-
luntario, y dejo su consideration
apreciar 50 conducta:
"No solamente estaban conmi-
go los militares que has annistia-
do, sino que contaba ademAs COL
centena,es de jefes y oficiaIes en- la
guarnici6n de Madrid y sus canto
nes, y con los regimientos de Ga
rellano y Albuera y otro qua debia
obrar en- combination con ell des
de los primeros instantes. En- los
csntones habia tres cuerpos resuel-
tos q secundar inmediatsmente Ia
sublevaci6n de la capital, en- los
cuales la lista de adhesioOes era
muy nutrida. A juzgsr por 81 nj
nero de afilisdos y por la actitud
en- que SO presentaban, podian con
siderarse tan seguros, como los tres
citados regimientos de Ia guarni-
ci6n de Madrid"
| Bien hace Nakens en- titular su
articulo anti-zorrillesco La paga
del diablo. IHabra militar sensato
lqde en- sdelante exponga su vida
Ipor semejante hombres.
| Para que todo sea triste, la at
m6sfera sigue cenjurada contra
Inuestras provincias. En- toda Ca
llcia Sc ha dejado sentir estos diss
el rudo temporal; en- los puertos
| del litoral Sc han interrumpido las
feenas de la pesca en- Lugo I'D
fuerte oiol6n derrib6 chimeneas y
tarboles y 10 mismo ha sucedido en-
Pontevedra y en- Vjgo. En Villa
garcia, terminada uAa fiesta Dor
do del vapor Pelayo, uno de los bo
tes encargados del desembArco de
los convidados. zozobr6, y do los
siete tripulantes SOLO SO consigui6
salvar q dos.
| En- los pueblos de Granada su.
Ifren las consecuenciss del venda-
Ival, y los habitantes aterrados bus
can So salvsci6n en- lugar mas sc
guros. En- Santander, el vieato
nuracanado ha producido graves
desperfectos en- muchos edifioios,
lamentandose la desgracia de algu.
nas personals que han sufrido heri-
das de mas 6 menos gravedad. En-
Gualchos no beben mas que aqua
Ilovediza porque la tormenta Ia
destruido el acue6ucto; en- Berchu-
les casi todos los ganados han pc
recido helados entire la nieye. lPo-
bre gente y pob. es pueblos !!
| Ell eclipse de luna, anunciado
lpor los astr6nomos, echo a las Ca
les en- la noche del 15 4 Ia mayor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

Prep&rense mis- leCtores d expert
montar una sensaci6n producids
por el espanto y la sorpresa, pues
meto Ia tijeZa al siguiente anuncio
que corto de I'm peri6dico catalan.
Ahi va:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

085.37
357.s71.Ss
25.1Is5l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
I" iGMdaddnos!

iQuereis la cabeza de D. Praxe-
des Mateo Sagasta / Quereis la
cabeza de Don Arsenic Martinez
Oampos iQuereis la cabeza d.
Don Francisco Romero Roblt do
Il Quereis la cabeza de d. Cristino
Martos IQuere's Ia cabeza de
D. Antonio Oanovas del Castillo 7
/ Quereis Ia cabeza 1el Papa Leon
KILT iQuereis Ia cabeza dc Ia
Reina Oristina IQuereis la ca
beza del Rey AlfonsOG"
va nsdie est& SECURE de tener
tranquilos los nsrvios; pero el fin
justifca los medios; ell mismo
anunciante responde q sus incalifi-
cables preguntas con este parrafo /:
"lSi! lSil lSil
Pues todas esas cabezas Y las de
los personsjes mas conocidos de
Espana, podeis 0btenerlas muy bien
modeladas en- pasta de galleta COM
prandolas en- la coEfiteria de etc."
/ Has q donde aguza ell iDgepio
Ia industria Siguiendo asi, vamos
4 deiar atras & los yankees en ell
humbug.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

Divididos de Ia manera siguien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

Durante ell mando del Gene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04
14,2ss IA

EmpleadOs del Casino Espaaol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-04

"Hs aqui el ndmero de ejecucio.
nes veri6cadas y de malhechores
muert0s hasta hoy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
So FAR as physical conditions arc

So FAR ~ physical conditions are
concerned It 10 perhaps true that
rightly constructed. with steel posts
and girders, bolted together and brac-
ed diagonally, the tall buildings are
better calculated TO withstand an
earthquake shock than are buildings
Of less height built of stone or brick.
One OF the tall buildings under
these conditions would perhaps
sway q great deal and seem in
danger Of going down. It Is pro-
hable that the terra Gotta facing might
be wrenched from the iron framework
and fall into the street But with the
subsidence Of the disturbance the
building would become rs erect and as
secure as before. The fact is these
iron and steel buildings are elastic
and not brittle. They resemble a
bird.cage in their structure. and in
some degrees are like the bamboo
houses in which people are compelled
to live in earthquake countries
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
A PanaY.

A little flower. faded and old.
With purple leaves and q heart OF gold,
Wrapped In kerchief white as snow
found 1t to-day
All withered away
Where placed 1t for keeping years ago.
A story lives in this pansy's dust,
A story pathetic with youthful trust.
And would could live IL over again,
tor It speaks to me
Out of memory
or love that was weet, but was all In vain
The pansy has faded, as did my dream.
In the years that have passed. and yet seem
Through all Of ilfes hurrying din.
To have kept its grace
In the fiimy lace
OF the kerchief wrapped IL in.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

Az \ rule jails and lockups are con-
structed and managed 90 as TO impose
the least possible cost upon the tax
payer. consistent with the prevention
Of frequent jail deliveries. As long
a. prisoners do not escape the people
ask NO questions. Miserable struc-
tures often full OF 9th and vermin
and reeking with vile odors, are counted
good enough for the lawbreaker
There Ia no separation OF the innocent
from the guilty. Of the depraved and
stepped in crime from those who have
committed with trembling their first
ofYense. Indeed. it is usually only as
q concession to some agitation that q
decent separation OF the sexes Is pro-
vided for. That done. enough is sup.
posed to have been DONE The public
knows no more and asks no questions
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

Anything Is good enough, IL is said
too often, for the man who has broken
over the law, And the broader ques-
ton OF what we are going to do with
that man later on. and what he is 60
ing to do with us after he has passed
through o post graduate course In one
Of these denA Is entirely forgotten.
Yet 1t is the main question. after all.
For the restraint OF the individual
should be made. and must be made.
unless It is to he life confinement an
opportunity for growing away from
the criminal life
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

IT is one OF the noticeable features
Of the present age that q good many
things which all preceding ages have
regarded as settled have not only come
to be regarded as open to doubt and
argument but have been deliberately
unsettled or resettled on a wholly dif-
ferent basis. In theology dogmas
which have become most hoary and
venerable with age are attacked with
out ,compunction and repudiated with
out remorse. In politics principles
supposed to be rock-rooted and eter-
nal are found to be baseless and unten-
able and ara calmly swept into obliv-
lon while their places are filled with
new ones.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

In our judgment.of, men we are to
beware OF giving any great import
ance to occasional acts. BY acts OF
occasional generosity weak men en-
deavor th redeem themselves in their
own estimation. vain men to exalt
themselves In that OF mankind. 1t
may be observed that there are no men
more worthless and selfish in the gen.
eral tenor Of their lives than some who
from time to time perform feats OF
generosity. Sentimental selishnesa
will commonly vary its indulgences in
this way, and vain glorious selfishness
will break out into acts Of muniflcence;
but self-government and self-denial
are not to be relied upon for any real
strength, except In SO far a. they are
found to be exercised in detail.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
In. Africa.

A clergyman's wife now in the
Transvaal writes this: 1T seems
strange to think Of what is going on
In this bustling city of 10000 people
tJohannesburg). where FIVE years ago
were only q few scattered farm houses.
Tonight there are fourteen prayer
meetings In various churches. five or
SIX missionary meetings congrega-
tional bazaar. grand temperance
rally. lenten services in the high
church and Catholic cathedral. q skat-
ing ring entertainment at which one
OF the novelties will be race between
native boys who never put on skates
before. a rendering Of passion music
In Music Hail. the Jubilee Singers
concert and many theatrical perfor-
mances"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

THERE can be no shadow without
light; yet those who remain in the one
fail to recognize the other. The ca
lamity looms up SO massively and so
darkly as to hide the truer and the
larger part OF life. which Is bright
with blessings. 1t is q wholesome
discipline. though often q hard one.
TO turn the mind from its sorrow to its
many sources of JOY; and he who can
help one to do this Is true friend.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
rhe Iuere.se Of Beauty.

& YES. she's decidedly pretty, but
not half 30 pretty us her mother was
at her age!" How often we hear this
remark when we venture to praise
some beauty Of the present day in the
hearing OF any one Of an older gener-
alton. It suggests an Important cues
tion: Whether the standard ofstAauty
is changing, and II SO whether women
are more or less beautiful than they
used to be? This is q question which
may happily be answered to the en-
tire satisfaction OF the present gener-
ton. There can be no reasonable
doubt that there is greater beauty
now and more of it than at any pre-
vious time
No woman has been more celebrated
for her beauty than Mary Queen Of
Scots. but ii she were TO walk nnan-
nounced into a London drawing room
to-day 1t is doubtful il she would cause
much remark. No doubt she would
still retain the power OF captivating
people with her charms. but she
would no longer bewitch them by her
face. 1t is true we can hardly realize
what Mary was like; we are not even
sure OF the color OF her hair or her
eyes. The various authentic portraits
of her are strangely dissimilar. They
only agree in this: that they all show
US q face which disapp0ints us.
As we are not satisfied with de-
gree OF beauty which was enough
for Mary's contemporaries = which
sent the men Of her day off
their heads and filed her cousin
Elizabeth with deadly jealousy-she
Inference Is that the standard OF
beauty has risen. and the raise has
probably been gradual and constant
each generation making certain ad-
vance on its predecessor. One can
hardly resist a conclusion OF this kind
after looking over portraits Of single
family for three or for centuries. such
as any one may see in any largo old
country house. The further back we
60 the palmer the ancestors become.
and II we begin with the earliest and
trace them down to the present time
We ind them steadily improving as
We advance.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
Purchase of the Cherokee strip

TAHLEQuAH, I. T., Dee. l.--in', .s,
a well-founded rumor that tnr
commissions appointed by the o hs,e
States and the Cherokee Na'ion hr
come to an agreement and the tra', snb.
the Cherokee strip has been maa' ,sss
ject to the approval of the . .as, tho
legislature. The rumor says Wv ., u
price to be paid is ss,75o,ooo y ,-n;,ea
per acre. In addition to this .he n ,be
States commissioners agree
points asked for bv the CheroRee>
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

EVERY individual owes obedience to
something. and there can be no obedi-
ence without authority. Indeed free
dom, rightly understood, imposes the
most solemn obligations OF all. When
no human control binds q man. he is
bound with the greater stress to obey
the right, to bow TO the authority Of
conscience to live up to his highest
ideal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
The Modern Folding Bed.

We have all heard OF the woman
who went to the intelligence office
and inquired for very thin. tall
servant girl, giving as reason for
such a request that she lived in fiat
and hadn't room for a fat one.
One OF the first innovations in the
item OF household necessities was the
doing away with the old-fashioned
bed and the substitution OF various
and sundry tall lean and lank articles
which, when lowered to a horizontal
position. did the same service.
Who that has been SO unfortunate
as 10 dwell in a fiat has not looked
with feelings akin to disgust, not un-
mixed with despair, on the let-down
folding bed with crumpled counter
pane, mushy pillows and generally
slumpy looking mattress. and inhaled
the stuffy odor that emanated from
this packed-in mass OF bed furnish
ings. and contrasted it with the clean.
smooth, inviting-loOking bed of our
grandmothers; sheets fragrant with
lavender. the pillows plump and fat
as bath bun. with pillow-cases
showing all thegeom stric folds pref SD
in by the careful iaundress, the
smoothly foded-over counterpart.
perchance the lace. netted or silk
patchwork coverlet which represents
so many. house OF patient and dainty
labor.
There isn't the least bit OF romance
or sentiment about folding-bed. At
best it is but miserable make-shift
even in repose II one may use the ex-
preston, and woe betide the unhappy
being who attempts to sweep and dust
the room in which 1t stands. The
Irish girls query, when sent in to
clean up a room containing one of
these modern denominations. strikes
the case pretty fairly: IAN av ye
please mum, where is the dherrick,
or du We call in the sthrate-clainin'
brigade, shure, or how Is the thing
to DE moved?"
1t is curious fact that the prime.
pies OF gravitation and balance OF
power must require some five or six
hundred pounds OF cast-iron to enable
one TO raise and lower these ungainly
pieces ofiurniture.
As relief for oppressed and
crowded housekeepers who must live
in flats, wouldn't it be a good idea to
include in the building OF the modern
apartment house a recess VI suitable
size, into which a paneled frame, with
suitable machinery for raising and
lowering. should be fitted. This
frame would answer the purpose OF a
bedstead. into which an ordinary
woven wire mattress could be fastened
with bolts aud nuts. The dread OF
the average fat-dweller ia the bed
problem and il in rooms intended for
sleeping apartments there could be
these frames, forming part OF the
building. it would be as great con.
venience as the stationary range.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
VIII Not Arbitrate with Criminals

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. l.-No nia, !.
how the criminal suit against ,,e
doodle" contractors, Larkin, Conhon'
& Co., may result, the ec.'';
ment will enter q civil sun :.
the Court of Claims against 'i'..
to recover such sums OF money =
were obtained by them from 'ne pa =.
lie works department through inc r w.
due influence of the McGreveys. ~,
offer of the Connollys to submit p.s
ing disputes to q commission OF ens =.
GERS has been refused, the reply " =.
government being that it is not cus' Il.
AIRY to settle criminal cases ~
trntiOn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24
cons...ed to Three Murders

OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 1--"eo ia Ne
lock. who is serving a term ~ hogs
braska penitentiary for stea.'a DsG;ceuep
has confessed to killing two pel s,h d
and strangling woman 10 usrry s.
Galena, ILL.,, five years ago "a Al the
tee Of Auroro, H., was "ccuS' ,r.s SER
&ime, pleaded guilty, and w rsuises.
tspced to fifteen years IN VI. nothing
tiafy. He says that Estee i' all be 10.
to DO with it. Tie matter VIZ
vestigated.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-24

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expel; we become discontinued. and
call our discomfort knowledge. We
forget that all knowledge which does
not increase our happiness is spurious
and not to be trusted.