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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

The Honorable Algernon Sartoris
is reported as shutting off the NOR
tai with an assortment of snakes,
coiled and uncoiled, in his aristo-
cratic boots. Not many tears will
be shed in this country if the report
is confirmed,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

SHoUP and Mcconnell have dis
obeyed thu commands of a coterie
of tyrant senators from away down
East, and are threatened with polit-
ical exorcism. By what moral law
are these men bound to obey the
commands of any but their con-
stituents?
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

RELIGIOUS meetings at West
Fork, Indiana, are peculiar. Their
last meeting of that nature closed
with a benediction of revolvers,
clubs, Bowie knives, and the like,
and now five of the worshippers are
lying a. the point of death. Quer-
ry: How does it happen that Indi-
ana people 90 armed to church?
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

A HALF interest in the Ventura
Democrat, published by John Nc
Gonigle & Co., has been sold to a
gentleman named Doty. Mr.. Nc
Gonigle is an old-time Idahoan and
publishes the best weekly paper
that comes to this office.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

THE legislature has passed res.
olution which he's been presented
to the Senate by Senator Shoup
asking for an appropriation Of
100000 for surveying public lands
in Idaho. The appropriation should
be- made.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

THE common people everywhere
want free silver coinage; the ex-
ploiters of production are every
where opposed to it, and this is the
reason why political parties are
divided among themselves on the
subject.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

THE Idaho World says good re-
ports are coming in from Elkhorn:
The mill is pounding away day and
night with plenty of ore. Superln-
tendent Lipincott is sick at the
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17
TEE people of Idaho indorse Nc
Connell's defiance Of the "effete
East"

The Senate passed the free coin
age silver bill on Wednesday of this
week, by a majority Of IL votes.
We will publish a list of voters for
and against the measure next week.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

THE Boise Sun died intestate, In
solvent and in debt.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17
NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the accounts of Jerome f. Jacobs have
been placed in my hands for collection.
and all parties indebted to said Jerome F..
Jacobs are requested to call and settle at
once and save costs
f. B. WILLIAMS.
Ketchum, January l, 1880.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

To LYTTLEToN PRICE, THOMAS FLEMING and
HARVEY McCULLoUGH, or their heirs or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-23
Ant1doto Tepeyac
REMEDIO INFALIBLE CONTRA
La VHRUELA

La preserva y la cura radicalmente en- cualquier
grado de enfermedad en- que Sc encuentre ei pa
cente.
Su composition puramente vegetal pr0cede
de resinas IN ngredientes de la Flora Mejicana.
giendo el ANTIDoTo TEPEYAC un tan gran de-
purativo se usa con grandes resutadOs para enter-
medades venereas
Usado exteriormente caliente en- fricciones cor
ia Ia FIEBRE pOr alto que sea su grado
cada frascO acompana un pTospecto Indlcan-
DO ell mode de usar al ANTIDOTO TEPEYAC.
Sc vende aqui en- la FarInacia de don Jose re
rrer e dep6sitO principal esta en- casa de don Gar
los B. Melz San Juan de Puerto-Rico tortaleza
28-POnce, Abril = de 1891. bm.
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A los hacendados de cafe

En- la herrera fundicion del que suscri-
be Sc construye toda clase de maquinaria pa
ra elaborar ell cafe, como son tahonas para
descascaTar lustrar toda dc hieTr0 de hi9r-
70 de MADEIRA. Maqninas para descerazarA
lavar, separar, veutear, secaT al sol, por
medic del aire caliente (aparato utillsimo en-
tempo de lluvias) Engranajes y transmisio-
mes de todas clases. Ruedas hidraulicas
malacates, caIrOs pequefios. prOpios para Ia
altura, puntiIlas preparadas para rollos, cor
reas, eubid0ras otros titles. Corso taTubien
descascaradoras patentizadas de SmOut Guar
diola d. Lavaderos horizontales y yerticales
todo de hierro galvanizado. Venteadoras de
aspiracion. Despulpadores dobles sencillos
de- discos de cilindros. Was feTreas para
secadoras otros usos.
A los sefores que 10 deseen, sc facilitarA
personas idoneas para leyantar plano, toman
medida instslar los apsratos.
Sc aconseja los Sres. que piensen ha-
era nuevas .nstalaciones que no aguarden has
te ell 6ltimo monentO para hacer sng. .pedsdos.
Sc gana muchO con adelantar der snhcient9
tempo para las constrccciones montuia
Por mas informes dirigirse en- Ponce, Ca
lie de La Marinasa Don Roberto Graham
Ponce E,nero 2S delsSo' ON l.Vps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-23
Nueya Agencia Funefarla
DE
ANDRES BEISGA y Cg
s-MAYOR- 8
MAYOR {

i, ...f s..cribe representante de esfa razon So
-, efr5ce los habfantes dc esta ciudad, aal como
sla nsbIes Iimltrbfep, esta Agencia montada eoh
:. les ~ eleireutos Reccsfp"s lsta q,J5 Il atsud
se'e s.s tesfa Il etche de pEimera hoRe0aa si
~ raj, 4 10 cupntn 81 stabe ecmiento A.
La Aeeneia hsee earga s'n sSe i1pTssSn
.,5 ,,6per0 a.. 10 adqnisicIon te nehet fhlPtes'H
nihgpn g r..,,srt., ~ .llas u Parroqnia
as I'M ,,. simple aTiso, iumeaiutamfnse e;s
4,, ~ r,nerre lps 6rdeaes del que me heoe7ifo
Pence q = BARToLo sEsUI.
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lOOUE NEJOR LlNPlA Los tlEATES.
PERFUMA Ell ALIENTO
FORTfFIcA LAS ENCIAS

Son los nuevos Polvos Dentaies de
DR.. Luis j. Salicfur, Chuiano Dentists
de San Juan de PueTto-Rice.
Sc yenden en- todas las Farmacias.
Psfa pedidos al por mayor, diriRifse
al sefor don Arturo Df Leo,-Sau Fran
cieco 85.-S8n Juaa de Puerto Rico.
DescueDto al Comescio.
OciutFe De de 1890 q. V. =.
DR.. a. Ct. a. Vald6s
CIRUJAHO DENTIsTA AMERICANA
Plaza dc "Los Delicias"
PONCE. PUERTO RICO tPb.
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Hotel America
NUEvos sALoNEs
LUIS NUEoz RIVERA.

Sc han lleyadoa cabo en- este satableeimiento
retsrmas De valiosa cUaHtia
En atenci6n Ia c0modidad oe los peFEP9ula-
noe del p6bhco general, 20 ha trasladado 81 ~
vicio que hacla en- Ia plantn baia iaa haoltaco
nss c0ntiguaa de Ia misma casa, dOnde anEguah'ehe
existia EL TELEGRAPH.
En- el nueYo local. que esta arTeglaaO cohFs
nientemente, siTve con las mRmaA eondlclohes rs
antes adem&s puedonse eHcontrar ceifHs, chocoiA-
tee, eto tod0 Al gusto del Consgmidfr.
POr 10 demas los precios ae almiierz0y conloas
en- 70 planta alta del hotel siguen sendo los nlshos
P0r un hospedado ---@A9O
AlmuprEa ..---. j.. ---- 81. ---.1O
10M40h "@0 4 Z
E pasgierO que denpu6s de haber am0rzaaO Y
csmido tuviera que marchaFse pOr aIgun acelaehf@
pBRar6 solo so ceptavoa aungue hubfera descansa-
90 ~ par de horaa an las habiiaciones deaunadas
dsrmir.
Cuenta el hetei con un select0 Hen az empea-
ass, una maRnihca reposteria v cuartos monfaa9s
con deesncia gusto. Adrm6s goEa de lee ventajas
de tmbrea el6ctrieor paFs Fl mss rapido serviele
$isnpara cas0s fortuit0a de inceHdio, Nob0e, a.
Se deEpaehan cOmidaE Z domicili0
EE anma, 81 H0tt America y en- eu repFeseh
aef0n Fl que suscfih5 tratan d. coiTespcndeI a.
aBausp p0ben hapiendo lie esin casa un estaps-
&imienta con t0das las c0mGdidades die las nt]oFes
rlare
Vistaae 81 Hotel America quedofa Prohado 81
SANTIAGO GIMENEz.
ta. Sbra Oh
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Museo de La Juventud
sCOLEGIO PARTIC ULAR
3-CRIsTINA-3
director; r. Ced6
director; r. Ced6

Sc admiten inteEnos y medic internos.
Sc eneeHan idiomee, Tenedursa de Ii
bros Caieule Mereantil.
LIS intelros, SIN lafaso. psgafau ST
mensuales.
Medic ini n os, $40
Idiomas y demas, precios convencio-
males.
OJO: Pago anticipate.
Ponce, Mario % de 1891. T.
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-
Fabrica de Coches
DE
ENRIQUE CHEVALIFR
PONCE, PUERTO-RICO
PONCE, PUERTo-R1co

En- esta f6bricaYse hscen reparacionee
de todas clsses y'se construyen coenes
los siguientes pTecios
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ADvER'TENCIA

-. +rab.,o. de este establecimiento son
garantiga9es, ontrega 90 hara en- Jeo'" Jg"' 'h
exigir aHticipo de ninguna elase. $3.50
Teniendo siempre en construction . w h'IIeIo i,o
suRciente de cocbsS pcdra serVlr en- uh coi'o PaAO
cualquIer pedidO que % le haga' M
Fpero a 1891. NIsl
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FarmaCia de Vale Y CanCiO

acredado estabecmlento e per
exisencas ofrecer iempre
TN CONSTAETB Y SELBCTO SURTIDO DE MEDICANBNTS
& infn de- rtfcuIos del
espeama personal su6ciente dea mnucosa
ea poderoaamene a ont
buido a ext no interrumpido
De la FARMACIA VALE * CANCIO.
dponeDdo prop ome medo
ayos
dos los que en- depodten conhanza
LOS PRECLos Dg ESTA CASA SON MyV lINITAP0Ss
IA eIeccIOn
de los mas amaoS LaOOratoro
Fm6ueo srvan confar Fo"@ ds "a
e Dc oserane
EXTRHCTA ExACTETUD Y AL CONTADO.
de las Ponce, P R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-23
iATENCION! !!

Ron viejo superior, rectifcadO, de
Simonpietri.
Amargo de angostura preParadO POr
Simoapietri.
Ron fue,te para quemsr 500 Cartier 4
2 Teales botepa.
De ven Farmacla Arrillaga y CO
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Enfermos!! Enfermos!!

Curaci6n de Ia debilidad general, q
impoteucia con ell TESORO DEE
AMOR.
No es este un prepsrado que preten-
de cura7lo todo, exento de t6sfoFo y dc
otras materias excitantes, es ssencillamen-
to una combination de sustancias vege-
tales que tienden devolver oil organis-
mo el vigor perdido por los excesos 6
las Intermediates.
Su efecto es SECURE, sin que el pa
clente se yea expuesto sufrir conss-
cuancias posteriores.
Pru6bese, y Sc vera que esta medici-
na obra maravillosamente.
Su resutado Sc garantlza.
LOCKON VIRGINIA., contra
las maucbas 5e la cara.
Hsce desaparecer las pecas, barros y
denas deformidades del CUTS.
iii Pru@bese u!
ran de veDta en- Ia Farmacia de Arri-
Julio 10 5--24
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EEGHE PURA

csna 5e julio Miraiih, o4 ctVs. i',io m
3 ctve cBartilso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-23
LA DEMOCRACIA
So publioa Iosimartes, jaeUes y 'o6ad0s

To onnrasa ds cate peri6dico no Sc pr
pone establecer con Ell Pub'leo coal lIo.
que uo.pGeda luego cupPliF ie5 ~,
Trabaiara no obstante, Por dar - aA,a1,so DA
MoCRACIA el caracteT mOdeFhO, 81 a
sea com patible'cOn los progresses lnVei0s'u"
les del pals. ,va
rora todo. IA gnstos: lecturn que satisfaga
asf Ice que go pTeocupan Gle ios gIaE Pg lster
blemass spOfticOe, como los que ~ ~
inclisados loa dulces ssPaFci nlenIOs ei peI
arto asi 4 los que buSquen 5 soor9 g p~ ~; z
Ia notioia de palpitante actuaiidad, como q =
los que prefieTau ell epigThma pun1@n'0
chiste.fegociiado 5 slegre.
Cuanta Ia empresa con p co'HooIts,on - L','s',a
e6oaE Dc escritores distinguidos, "a '9ss" ,5ta
"a decidido concutso nuestra JuVen'uu 'i'o
raTiR. 4oa
Lmprimira aloances ysnpiementos cshn clios ias
vecss sss precise, hare ediclopss ,.a-;o glaIias
siempre que slgdn suee9o extraOi y.
sxcitando Ia ouriOsidad pdblica, Tecialne ~
as,y comentaTios Opoituuos
PRECIOS DE sUSCRICION
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=
dical y rapidsmente los catarros,
bronquitis, broncorreas y todas las afec-
clones de las Was respiratorias
ii Sus efectos Sc garantizan !
No es una medicina secreta la que Sc
ofrece al pdblico, y va en- las instruc-
clones que acompan8n al frasco Sc dan
exactas noticias del medicamento. Els
Iun produeto de la flora puertorriquena,
undo al Gudyacal que tan grandes re-
sutados ha ofrecido en- Europa, en- ell
|tratamiento de la tisis.
Multitud de certifcaciones de m6di-
cos conocidos en- Puerto Rico, y de
personas respetables, atestiguan los ma
ravillosos efectos del vino y Jarabe bal
samico del doctor Rodriguez Castro.
Estas dos preparedness Sc encuen
Illaga Ponce Pto-Rlco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-23
ALA COMPANfA DE sEGURos DE VIDA
Ell SOL DEL CANADA
Sedores de la J1snta dtreotiUG:

ceWOfeo 70 t'S "ts''s'S ''s' 0O''V'''
CumDlimos un grato deber, dandO las gracias
esa Sociodad pOr Ia diligencia que ha proced1d0
en- el pago de la r6Iiza n1meTo 1779 qae asegura-
ba la vida de nuestros deudOs don joe Padla Mer-
cado favor nuestro por suma de cinco nal pesos.
III dia euatro do Mayo tiltimO recibi6 esa Compa-
MIA los documeutos que scredtaban el faliecimieno
del asegurado Il dia tres de J1nio corTiente que
do expedda la orden de phge, e cuai nos tue hecho
sin demora alguna por el Agente visler0 local don
Carlos Federico Storer.
Tan cumpIdo proeeder por parte De esa respeta-
Bile Sociedad merece nuestro Tec0nOciInielto debe
ser philharmonic conocida para satisfaction de sus
numprosos asexurados para que t6dos puedan
apreciar, Iue esa Compania sObs9 ser Ia que menos
primas exige, es tambien ia que mas sc alma Por
satsfacer sin ninguna perdida De tempo las eantl-
dads aseguradas
Sirvanse ustedes acepta- este testmonio de nues
ira yerdadera gFatitud.
I1O-24 A. PadiIla H. Collaso
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La Mutualidad
soc1EDAp DE sEGURos soBRE La VIDA

A eontar desde Q de Mey rr6x mo pasado e
ntmero de p6izss vigentes eli estc 50 rledaa se ha
reducido menos de UR oieRtO; por 10 cuhl, con
f,rme al articplo SO d aas Estafutos, ehsra Y
,;s,,a 81 ii peri0ao de liquid yci6n, que duFaEa
IN afo. ea decir hasta de Mayo de 1892
Ia o6cina De la soeiedad co tin1a Gale del To-
+. ercio nfmert :, Esquina Aarina.
Y Sc pubIca para coaocilnssnto de les sehOFss
Asegurad0s. 81
gar.
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En6rgico remedio para ell tratamien-
to de la tiss.
Ell JARARE VINO BAL
SAMICO DEL DOCTOR RO-I
DRIGUEZ CASTRO. cura ra-
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Verein Bremen
see Versicherungs GeseHschattem

UNION DE LAS CoNIPANIAS DE sEGU-
Ros MARTINos DE BREMER, ALEMANIA.
Toda reclamation p0r averias mari
timas en- efectos, cargamentos, buques q
otros intereses asegurados EN- Bremen,
debe notificarse los que suscriben sus
representatives, y sera de5idamente aten-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
TOPEKA PRoHlBITIONlsTS.

Topeka, Kan July 2-The prohibition
ministers, of Topeka, have declared war
against the drug stores and the probate
Judge who issues them permits to sell in
toxicating liquors. They held another
meeting last night which was made lively
by speakers denouncing druggists in gen.
eral and severely criticising the probate
Judge. who has always been prominent in
prohibition and church circles. 1t was
declared that the judges spinal coli
umn needed stiffening and that they pro-
posed to furnish the starch for this opera
tion.
A committee of twelve was appointed to
formulate a plan of action. A set of reso-
lutions was adopted, in the preamble of
which il was stated that the number of
drug stores holding permits was suspi-
ciouSly large, twenty-siX now being oper-
ated, one for removal being on file and two
petitions for permits awaiting action. 1t
was said that it is evident to every candid
person that many of these drug stores
operating under the form of law were in
reality violating its plain provisions. The
resolutions declared that prohibition Is an
issue in Kansas politics, municipal, county
and state and will continue to be so as
long as the politicians in either party plot
for its overthrow All officers and citizens
who love sobriety and purity are called
upon to throw their power and influence
against the violation of the law. Public
sentiment is invoked for the cause and
voters of Shawnee county are urged to sup
port men for Office who are known to be
true to the cause. In the meantime beer
continues on sale at p cents per bottle and
bad whisky at 81 a pint.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. July 22.-The gen.
eral grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons
of the United States began its twenty
eighth triennial convocation at high noon
today. This body is the largest masonic
body in the world, having a membership
of 14l ,90l. 1t is also the oldest body in the
United States and will celebrate its cen
tennial in 1897. Mayor Winston welcomed
the delegates and General Grand High
Priest ID. K. Day, of Buffalo, responded.
With the close of the addresses of well
come the public program was ended and
the grand councils secret session began.
Upon the opening of the doors General
Grand High Priest Day, OF Buffalo. deliv-
cred his trieunial address. In his address
Mr.. Day paid parting tribute to the dead
Of the past year. The conclusion of his
address was n review of the installation of
grand chapters in the Indian territory. the
Dakotas, Arizona, Montana, and of the in
stallation of the general high priest during
the past term. The general grand secre-
tary and general grand treasurer then
presented their reports.
The report of the grand scribe showed
that the net growth of the order in the
last two years has been 1912. There are
1909 enrolled chapters. Interesting refer
ences were made TO the growth of the or
der in Asia Mexico and South America.
The grand chapter in Chilli had not been
heard from on account of the civil war
The general grand high priest, in his ad-
dress. said that the grand chapters of
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, which were independent, would
probably be brought under the general
chapter, as well as the Canadian grand
chapter, before the centennial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
AN ICONOCIACT

ATLANTA, Ga, July 22.-In the house OF
representatives yesterday Mr.. Fleming in
troduced a resolution for the appointment
of a joint committee, which was tabled
when it reached the senate. This afforded
him a theme upon which to attack the
senate for discourtesy. in the course OF
which he eulogized the days of Gen.
Toombs and quoted from him. This
brought DIR. Chappell, the veneral member
from Laurens, 10 his feet. Mr. Speaker, y
said he, "the gentleman has quoted Rob
ert Toombs to sustain him in his eXtraor-
dinary charge. Who WAS Robert Toombs;
An extremist who was going to divide the
Union without drop of blood The young
men of the south followed him to secession
and into blood, death and desolation.
There are old heads in this hall who can
remember that without secession there
would have been no war If Georgia had
not seeded the other southern states
would not. Without Robert Toombs.
Georgia would never have seeded. That
IS the kind Of mistaken arbitrary spirit
that the gentleman quotes"
After DR. Chappeli had concluded Mr..
Fleming arose to reply TO the doctors re-
marks 81 consider myself most fortunate
and happy that if | am to be criticised and
cenSured il Is done by one who, at the same
time and in the same breath, censures and
condemns Robert Toombs, one of the
greatest intellects of the state, to whom
the people of Georgia owe more than to
any other hundred citizens in the state"
Mr.. Speaker - said Dr. Chappell as Mr..
Fleming concluded, the gentleman from
Richmond has seen proper To undertake an
lnvidious comparison of myself aud Gen.
Toombs. l know full well. sir, there is a
wide gull between the standing OF Toombs,
myself and the gentleman from Richmond.
but, sir, l fear not TO criticise any man
who made so fatal and disastrous a mis-
take as did Gen. Toombs Sir, when the
young men of the south were wading in
blood. death and deSolation. the gentle
man from Richmond was wearing his bib.
and he knows but little Of his ideal hero.
whom he delights to quote, save the bright
side Of his history, which he has read
My experience, sir, under Toombs' teach
ing. taught me TO think for myself, and
not to take as matter of fact any opin-
ions. though it might emanate from my
friend from Richmond"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
The Dogs Laugh.

The proprietor of Third avenue sa-
loon owns little black kitten that is a
curiosity. 1t cultivates habit of squat
ting on its launches, like bear or a
kangaroo, and then sparring with its
forepaws as if it had taken lessons from
pugilist. When in a playful mood it
never shows claw or attempts to
scratch, but parties and counters as
though familiar with every rule IN ths
Queensberry code.
A gentleman took into the saloon the
other evening an enormous black dog,
half Newfoundland, half collie, fat, good
natured and intelligent. The tiny black
kitten, instead of bolting at once for
shelter, retreated a few PAGES, sat erect
On its hind legs and put up its fists" in
an attitude of defiance and challenge.
The contrast in size between the two
quadrupeds was intensely amusing. 1t
reminded one of Jack the Giant Killer
preparing to demolish Titan.
Slowly and without assign of excita-
bility the huge dog walked as far as his
chain would allow him and gazed in
tently at the kitten and its odd posture.
Then, as the comicality of the situation
struck him, he turned his head and
shoulders around to the spectators, and
if animal ever laughed in the world that
dog assuredly did so then and there. He
neither barked nor growled, but in
dulged in low chuckle, while eyes and
mouth beamed with merrimeut.-NeW
York Telepran
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
SCARED BROKERS'

CHICAGO, July 22.-Three resounding
shots from revolver in the great hall of
the board of trade at Ills this morning
creating tremendous sensation momen-
tarily. A slight man with dark eyes and
a haggsrd appearance stood short dis
tance inside the entrance to the hall with
a large revolver in his hand, firing toward
the lofty ceiling. When general attention
was thus directed to him, business was in
stantly brought to a standstill and the
crowd of brokers, who were first frightened
and then angry, rushed at him crying
hang hint lynch him! kill him" He
was overpowered in a moment before he
could continue his fusillade, and, after the
angry brokers had cooled off somewhat.
he was turned over to the police, Subse-
queutly it was learned that his name is
Atkins; that he came to the board to see
Thomas Wells, of the International Pack
ing company about claim which he
makes Wells referred him to his attor-
ney. and Atkins, without further parley,
stepped upon the floor of the exchange,
drew his revolver and began firing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-23
CLERICAL THREATS.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 22-The Intel
ligencer tomorrow will print letter from
Bishop Kaine, in which the latter says, in
regard to the pending trouble in Indian
affairs, that it is mistake to suppose that
the controversy is between Commissioner
Morgan and the Catholic bureau, and
therefore, does not necessarily touch
schools under Catholic control. He says:
1.-The question at issue does touch vitality
the interests of the Catholic Indian
schools From his very induction into
office Morgan has shown his anti-Catholic
bigotry. Whom did he appoint as inspec-
tor of Indian schools but Protestant
minister, Rev. DIR. Dorchester, whom the
archbishop forced to retract a gross SLAM
der. Commissioner Morgan has dealt
most unjustly with our Indian schools.
I'm an open letter Bishop Stanley, of
jamestown, n. D., says: The Indian
missions in my diocese have suffered be-
yond telling through the influence Of Nor
gan, and they are now in an almost hope
less condition If the administration con-
tinues to sustain the bigotry of Morgan
and Dorchester it may regret its course
when Catholic votes are heard from next
fall a year.
The threat contained in the closing
paragraph in view of the large Catholic
support given the Republican ticket in 'SS,
particularly in Bishop Kaines' diocese may
be taken as rather significant"