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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06
ing an effort to have erected In Washington
q monument in memory Of General sher-

ing an effort to have erected In Washington
monument in memory OF General Sher.
man. -
CoxRADE d. A. JoKxs, Of Postl5l,; was not
At tho post meeting last Tuesday evening
because he was glorifying at the Welsh
banquet.
CoHRADD HANAM GBAY, OF Post s., was
visited by large number Of comrades and
their wives Friday night. All made merry;
till late hour and voted that they had had
q jolly time.
+ Posr sl6 is arranging for its musical and
literary entertainments to be given in Old
City Hall, on Thursday, April u. Vocal and
Instrumental music and eIocution will be
the features or the program.
GENERAL j. B. SwErrzER Posr No. 4s0 is
marching right in the front line in regard to
recruiting. Last night two recruits were
mustered and the Saturday night previous
one was welcomed into the fold. Others are
On route
'ADJurANr d. 8. BLAcxnuKx, or General j.
B. Sweitzer Post No. $50. is able to be on.
again, He was severely burned in a gas e1-
plosion. His comrades have difficulty in
recognising him. now that he has lost his
whfskers
Posr 2o6 expects 20 mako quite a showing
at Washington. Thomas @. Jones last week
received notice that quarters were secured
for the posts party. From now on the
m1ssary James Hunt, of Post LII, will go
with Post 238 SO that the comrades will be
well fed. =
The Washington committee Of Post. So
nnds that no large number OF the comrades
can go to the encampmcnt, it being so late
In the season that many will be prevented
from going who could have made IL earlier
The boys or So are talking of getting up an
August excursion, to take in Washington
and the country below.
Posr 1915 Washington committee has been
discontinued on account of the iateness of
the encampment dates. A large number of
1878 members are mill and glass mon and
lind 1t very inconvenient to secure leave of
absence In September. Any who go from
Post l6l will likely go with Post l57, which il
making elaborate arrangements.
CoMRADE WILLIAM MURRAY, of Post IS, is
lying at deaths door at his home in Belle
vue. His wife Is also very low Comrade
Murray is 81 years old and has been an en-
pretty old soldier during the rebellion but
he was good one. The comrades and their
wives are making the oldscouple's last hours
as comfOrtab Die as possible.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by POST
l35 and Circle 40, of Tarentum, for special
train to leave that place for the city at 1ES0
P. NJ. Saturday. March, u. This will give
those who wish to see "The Union Secret
same evening. The play ia put on at the
Tarentum Opera House, March 10, IL and H.
"A number OF comrades from Pittsbur" ex--
pect to go up next Saturday. = The proceeds
of the play will be for she charity funds of
the post and circle. 80.
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IS NOT CONSUMPTION,
Though Often Mistaken for It, That
Stage in the Catarrhal Progress
Called Chronic Bronchitis?

bronchial catarrh, or chronic bronchitis,
is u stage in the extension of catarrhal
process frequently mistaken by superficial
physicians for consumption, and often pro-
incurable. The catarrh has ex-
tended down the windpipe into the bron-
chial tubes, which convey the air to the
lungs; the tubes are so filed that the breath
ing is difficult ana there is a severe cough
and raising of tenacious mucus. In some
cases the mucus is streaked with blood and
the pain from the cough affects the chest
and lungs This condition often leads to
consumption, but il taken in time by the
skillful specialist can be cured.J
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CArARRH OF STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Tho Many Distressing Symptoms Which
Accompany This Ahection-Mrs. Zoli-
fnger's Remarkable Statement.

Mrs. Zollinger, wife of Mr.. Lewis Zoll-
niger, the well-known BRICK manufacturer,
resides at Brushton, East End, and has
passed through a remarkable experiences
during the past few years.
Il had been troubled with what the doc
tors termed q complication of diseases for a
long time" says Mrs. Zollinger. "during
which 1 have been treated for almost every
conceivable disease. OF late my heart gave
me so much trouble was treated for heart
disease. / suffered severely from palpita-
tion of the heart, pain over the eyes, dizzi-
ness, shortness of breath and smothering
sensation. These symptoms were always
worse at night after retiring. In addition
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06

YOU'RE looking we'll Yes, I'm taking
Bisque OF Beet herbs and aromatics.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06

HOUSEHOLD goods packed for shipment.
HAUGH Il KEENAN,, SO Water ST.
wSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06
A PAPAL BULL
Issued. on Account Of the Grip by
Pope Leo XIII.
A Remarkabia Recognition OF the Wide
Spread PrevaIeuce of Catarrhal, Brop-
'chiai and Pulmonary Troubles-Increase
In tho Death Rate.

Not an announcements has been made for
years of 50 much interest to religious circles
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06
LuW fhLto Sixth SraPENN AVE. "a

is only short since the public large began
learn that our EXCLUSIVE Cloak and Suit store was
the best place to buy Coaks and Suits Every resident
of Pittsbg, Allegheny and suburbs knows that the
growth of our business since opening here has been
simply wonderful In fact limited only by the number Of
people who investigated the GREAT advantages offer
in EXCLUSIVE Cloak and Suit business. To examine
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06

Mr.. W. G. Mentzer, young steel worker
residing at 6O4 Heisel street, Homestead.
tells the following story of his trouble and
final relief:
"For long time have suffered from ca
tarrh in my head and throat. Ii was origi-
nally brought OIL by colds which neglected,
much to my regret afterward
III had nearly constant pains in nv head
and over my eyes-such dull, heavy feel
ing. Ny nostrils were badly stopped up and
the mucus, or phlegm, would gather back in
my head and drop down into my throat
could feel it, causing me to hawk and spit i'll
a most disagreeable manner in order to dis
lodge it. / had ringing in the ears, and
sharp. shooting pains through my chest. My
stomach also became badly affected.
"My case was growing gradually worse and
my general health being undermined. The
catarrh was affecting nv throat seriously,
and other parts of my system were disar-
ranged by its influence.
Il was in this condition when applied to
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers. l had read
much of their great skill and success i'll
treating and curing cases similar to mine
and some much worse, and placed myself
under their care. 1 can say truthfully that
the testimony to their skill was not over
drawn. 1 found relief and cure. No trace
OF the symptoms described remains and
am as well again az ever was. lam glad to
testify to the satisfactory result in my case
obtained by these physicians think all
people who have catarrh should know where
they can be cured is why make this state
ment."
ployed during the usual working hours, the
offices of Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers are
open workdsy evenings from 2 to o'clock,
and Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to 4 p. M.
DIR. COPELAND'S HOME TREATMENT.
A World d-Girdler-Letters OF Praise and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06

A concert and literary en- ntertainment
under the auspices Of the Wilkins-
burg Methodist Sunday school, u 70
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-12
Camara de Comercio

n estra celos8 Camara de Comercio cum
plimentand0 el aouerdO de Ia Asamblea General
celebrada el da del actual, dirigi6 al ExomO
Sr. Ministro de q tramar e dia Y el cablegra
ma siguiente. -'' MjnsstTO GnsGy.-Md
!" a s0mbleG C6ns IRA de Concrete yMegG VMe
''cesss6tG SIS ~ensl6N ArGNc 'es, MaieptyGs jss
I" fosNsasa Cesatr0s ss ejecuci6N c0Ms0yd per
jWiCiOs
segdn sc nos infJrma, el Excmo Sir. Mi
nistro, guardian 10 dicha Camara Ia cOnside
racion que mareoe, por las respetabilfsimas
classes q 70 representa-, le ha cOntestadO con
fscha 10 del actual RI sIguieute cablegrama
reojbido aQuf las seis de "a tarde.-" N MiStrO
i" UitrGOsGy.-Presidests CGnsGrG de COnssFc6J
" Puerto -R6c0.-ATt5cuI0 ssOUe9s0 real decretO
peSMsite tOdG re ;ynsGcj6ss justG respec1O AfGss
cezee; 0c3sssej6 ere pvGced9nsiesat0 Gsste 5ngre
i" sjbidGd suspension"
En- vista de este, sabemos que Ia Camara
Sc prepsra psra enviar Oportunamente, las
recIamaoiOneS que eStime OporSunas, pOr 10
cual deben prestarle su cOncursO todOs los
gremios del COmereiO, Y haoer trabajOs razo-
nados para conseguir el objetO que tantO sc
interesa pOT tOdas las classes de Ia sOoiedad,
EsperamOs que en- esta ooasi6n tanto los
Concentrates, como Industriales etc., aban-
donaran ia apatfa y prestaran Ia Csmara de
ComerciO, su valioso ooncurso el apoyo
mOral material qua todos interesa.
No gan lueg0 qne al no sc hlzO NADIA es
pOr Qus ESQ Ce1tco DO le trabaj6, pues nos
eonsta que esta anjmada su Directiva de los
mejOres deseOs hacia las classes que representa-
del pals en- general.
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i s0IibS pOnusncla llB Puerto -ilIc0.
Sdb do il de .7assaSO ds 1892.
Gaceta Official de hoy

GobiernO General -HeGretarfa IN apocia-
doe Real Orden trasladando la plaza de
maeistrado de Ia AndienCia de Ia II abaDa don
Alexandra Laurel v Rodriguez.
Real o rden trasIadapdO q Ia plaza de fis-
cal dela Audienoja Territorial de Puerto Rico,
a don Ricardo Diaz zsGaIvan.
NeRociado dc Ohras Pdblicas.-Real Or
den antOrizando don Pedro Gandara, veelDo
del CoFoya, para que DUeda establecer en- d.
Cho pueblo IN alambjque para destilar melayas.
Reai Orden diepOniendo que por Ia Jafa
tura de 0hrss Pdblicss SO reclamen los anteee-
denies nec6SarlOs relatives la ex'stencia y
cnatancia de los gerviciOs prsstadOs por ell CO.
mapdante de I1fanteria don B .nito Vazquez
Soto, on vista da Ia reclamation de pluses que
hace por esoOltar los penados durante Ia eje
cucion de las obras de la carrete-a de Coamo
AiDonito
Secci6n de mentO.-Disp0nese por ell
Excmo Sr. Gobernador General el pago el dia
ID del actUal de les terrenOs exprOpiadOs do
nsBalen Miranda, viuda de Orbeta.
Coutadurfa Central de Fl Hscienda pdblica
Facturas que Sc pagsran en- la pr6xitna semana:
Sorteo IS
Juuio 13.-Facturas ndmeros rs & 81.
lem IA -Facturas ndmeros IS 95.
lem 15.-Facturas nnmerOs 96 & 90.
Cup6n 90 -
Idem Is -Facturas ndmeros Is q 16
lem IT, FaoturaS nnmerds IL 81.
Atrasos:-
's'n IS Fl scturaS n1merOs 442 a447
"A idiencia rrito ~iaL-Sa'a de 10 Crimi-
nal.~-titsse CayetsDa Alicea O'Nsill 10
aefa O'Neil y JESUS, vecinas de la Cidra, para
que cOncurran como testigos on ell juioio oral
de Ia causa seguida contra Desi lerio Gimeaez
Rivera por aptc.
-Cuerpo de Vjgilsncia, Segurldad Orden
Pub leo Res nen num6rico de los servicios
prestados por fuerza del mismo en- ell mes de
Mayo del 90
--Junta Local de instruction pdblica de
Ponce. Sefalansa les dias horas para verifi.
Car los xsmenes de las escuelas de aQuella
Cindad.
-Rasdmen num6 ~ico de las observaoiones
IneteOrol6glcas verfcadas en- Ia Jefatura de
O5ras rubleas, durante los dias 10 al 6 inc'u.
siVe del corriente.
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tra tantas personas asf no ha de extrsfiar s
los lectOres de LA CORRESPONDENCE que POGO
despu6s SO supiera con todosSsus peiOs sefia-
les 10 que ailf Ocurri0 I'll n6mor0 de adverse.
sios del privilagio habfa crecido considerable
msnte en- Las Fl as de IN mayorfs, tanto q 1e
lego temerse ia anulaci6D del acue do toma-
do en- la session anter or Para Conjurar ell con-
hloto fu6 llamado la cAmara del senior Presi-
dente Del Consej0 de Ministries, quien 4 fuerza
Qe amenazaS de ex3OmuniOnes oOnsigui0 re-
duclr Ia 0be116noia q los rev0ltOSos y ech ~
WD vetO aObre aqu6l OtrO hech0 cOsgMas1I9.
Una mala notioia que SO recibe de + ancia.
ID ace pooos dias murieron en- un pequeflo pne.
BIO cercsnO Paris, ouatro personas en- CIR
ounStanclas tan ex 'ranas, que lego & creerse
que hab1an sldO envenenadGs. Intervinie-On
las autoridades, Sc hizo Ia autopsia 4 los cad&-
vereS resultando que tOdos cuatro hab'an fa
decide del c0lera morbo asiatico Esta no.icia
ha prOducldo la alarma consiguiente; pero ea-
ia ha subido de punt0, ouando hoy ha anuncia-
do Ell tel6geafO que On Paris SO han Iegistra 10
otrOs casos de dicha enfermedad, que abun.
dan on 90 1ella capital las muertes repentinas.
DiOs qul8ra que Ia epidemic, case de serlO, no
Sc ex snda como muehOs temen. En- esta Sc
mana han fallecido tres personals ilustres: ell
Duqae de Fernan Nuk E ell senior lvela don
M snuel el general Bonanza Ell primero ha
mueTtO en- su possession de Aranjuez, tLa Fia-
menca," dolde habia lido dos dias antes s
buscar aire DurO, CON 10 que esperaba res5a-
blecer su salu1; el senor Silvels, en- su casa,
rodeado de su fanoilia; el general Bonanza
On un cochs de alquiier On que 10a visitar
un pariente, On ell que le s0rprendi0 una
muerte repentina. Dios hsya acOgido tod0s
en- senO -Urb mus.
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Carta alberta.

Completeness nueatrO estimadO amigo el
doctor don Abelardo Morales Ferrer, publican
do la sigu'en carta que ha dirijido al que tam
bien es n1estro amigo, el senior don Vicente
BaIbAs dlreator de La zsategyidG6 Nnc6O'a0l:
s. nor don Vicente B llnas y Cap6, director
de La IategF5dGd NGcioNa1.
Q lerdO Balbas: Alejado por complete de
Ia lucna polftica Antillana, pero hijo de nm au-
tonOnaista encaneoidO pOr el serVicio de Ia de-
mocracia, y cuya honradez es reconocida y
proclamada hasta por sus mismos adverSarios,
no pDe10 dejar pasar sin mi mas solemne pro-
testa Ia af1rmaci0n de Roman Ce~O, Quien en-
una parodia publcada en- La secci6n "Cuartl-
Has gueltas" del ndmero 21O de La 10tegYid I'd
N0c5Oa9GL, asegura !" que tOdOs los autOnOmiS
tas son unoB pillastres," injuria gratuita y que
20, por 10 que q mi padre dice reterencia, re.
chazo en- absolute.
Asf las cosas, usted comprendera, mi dis
tinguldO amigo, que me ea impossible seguir re
dactandO- llterariam ente -un peri0d1cO que
de tai modo inaulta mi padre por el solo he
cho de ser autouOmista.
70, enemigO de Ia diatriba de Ia iBjuria,
mo separo defiaitiv amente de esa redacol0n,
llevandome Ia amargura de que no Sc hayan
tenldO al cOmpan gro, respetu0sO con tOdas las
ideas polftlcas, Ia misma confederation y defe
rencia que tuv0 para t0dOs y a que Sc iuzgt
acreedOr con pert 5ctfsimo dereohO.
De usted como siempre, atento amigo }
servidOr inVariable.
Aora7e' FefrGr.
San Juan, lnio IL de 1892.
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ba por suicidarae dejando hu6rtana sin am
paf0, an La edad del mayor peIigr0 & Ia hija In
fOTtunad8. ..
POGO tempo despues la infeliz criatura que
no tenfa Ia culpa de haber nacido; que era, en-
oonoiencia irresponsible del estigma con que
la npciedad implaoable Ia marcaba que no
tenia quien Ia guiase en- 81 mundo $. aoab6
por convertirse en- la cortesana de un inmundo
burder.
Esas fueron las Cofsseswetscias del voto de
castldad del padre Simeon l-...
Repetimos que no tenemos tempo nj espacio
para dedioar hoy algunas ref 4Cciones que ven.
drian ben 4 prop6sito del bello poema del doc
tor Ferrer Nos limitarem IS, pues. & felicitar al
amigo por su bellfslma production, al senior
Brau por haberla leido tan magistralmente, ga
nando, con justicia, parte de los aplausos que
anOehe resonaron en- Ell Ateneo.
La velada termin6 con Ia leotura de Unos
preoi0sOs versOs de nuestro amigo ell inapirado
poeta senior Vinag aras, encaminados q featejar
al doctor Fe rer con motive de 81 bellisinno
pOema.
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Ell general Bonanza

Ell ace dos dfas leissa en- todos los peri6di-
COS una noticia triste yendO en 81 r ppart de
la calle de lrbano, , al pasar pOr la del sr-
Quto snnose enfsrmo uno de los viaieros.
que bsjando del Rippert tom6 I'm coche sc
hlzo G. ntuoir Ia casa de S0corros mas pro-
xiLa llegar ella, 81 cabaliero habia dsis-
do de exlstr. E, cadaVer habfas sido traslada-
do al dep0sito judicial, y les pe~ iicos ana fan
que sus inicisles eran B
Nadie deEcuhri0 en- sstas inicialeS al nom.
brs, harto c0noeido, del general don ] oe6 Pas
cuaI Bonanza. La nosieia cay6 en- este fnmen-
so oe6ano do informaciones que diariamente
son arrastradas al abismo del Olyido. Solo
aver So supo la desgraoia, ESQ mis- bien de.
bIdo la casual1dad.
E. general, que no tenia aqlt ninguua per-
soma de su famina, habfa quedado en- ir aver 4
almozar en- casa de I'M parinnte suyo. Viendo
que SO retrazaba, ese pariente f16 50 casa
buscarle, y ALI supo que el general Ilevaba va
dos dias sin parecer por Su casa. Tamiendo
una desgracia, rec0rdando las iniciaIes ptbli-
cadas On la nO5icla de an5eayer. acudi0 81 de-
p6sito jadicial, y ali reeonoci6 al que busoaba,
q quien ata no se hahia dado sepultura, On Ia
esperanza de que alguien reeamara 81 csdsve:.
LA nOtcia cund1o Tapldamente pOr Madrid,
donde el general Bonanza era sumamente CO.
nocido, cause On tOdOs los ciroulOs penOsa
impression, pueS tenia fama de ser muy buen
amigo muy earinOso con las personas de su
intimida1. J0ven adn, puss solo contaba Gin
cnenta nueve amos, NADIA parecfa presagiar
su pr6XimO tia. Adn no hace sells dfas que fu6,
por Ultima vez, enterarse del estado de salud
del general Bsrmudez Reina, qu'6n visit6 dls
riamente durRnte su enfermsdad. Robusto y
fuerte, p8rocfa tener mUch0S amos DOE de ante;
y sin embargo, Ia mue:te expiaba va 80 presA.
La poatergsci0n de que le habfa hecho
vfctima ell capricho del general AEcarraga
traisnle muy contrariado, pues ocupaDa el nd.
nero On Ia escala de su cIase, y va ha ascen-
dido en- ella hasta el 10. Como soldado tenia
una brillante historic militar que le hizo as
Gender general de division cuando .aia no
eOntaba cuarenta y cuatTO a1los
| Descanse en- paz
De Eg EySroito EspaKo'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-12
Carta de Madrid
% dc Mayo de 1892. q
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPOND i NCIA.

Los habituales lectores de LA CoRREsPoN-
DRNCIA recOrdaran que cuandO SO estableCl6 la
acuual tlrantez de relaolOneG comerCiales entire
Espana Ffancia, 8 cOnsecueneia de las leyes
prote 3olonistas de este dltimo pals, dt por Sc
gurO que aqu6l estado de cogas habia de pro-
ducir sus perniciOsos efsctos pincipalmente ca
la naci6n que 10 habla prOvocado, asf ha su
cedidO en- etectO. No era en- verdad necesario
estar pOseid0 de eSplritu prOf6tico para prede-
cir este resultadO. ExpOrtada r. amelia toda
nuestra coseoha de vino antes de que las me
didas protection stas empezasen regir, tenian
nuesLrOs vinicutOres tempo sObrad0 para dar
nueva direction sus negOclOs, antes que una
nueVa cOs9cha vln1ese Aenar suS bOdegas Y
almacenes, con 10 que nuestro comercso de ex
portscion vinfcola no hubiera sutr1do gran de
trimento por la p6fdi0a del mercado frances.
En- camblO Ia lnduSGriR FRANCESCA que fuera de
nuestrO mercado no puede enconGrar tacllmen-
te salida las muchas barauijas que produce, y
On cuya production no puede cOmperir con La.
gaterca Aiemanla, habia de resentirse muy
pronGO dc aquella ruptura de T0lacl0nes con
nueatr0 pals.
HsllaR creidQ los proteccio ionistaa franeeaes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-12
NotIcIas de la Capital

Maestro PARTICULAR amigo el sen r don J L.
liam q. B anoO, presldente del D-rectorio auto.
nOmista, ha prestadO, como agrlculto-, su COO
peraci0n al prOyectO del senor MARC l6s de
Areclbo (inc0ndlcional), J, do reuuir una junta
de agricuI6OreS On eS50 Ciudad. Asi SO hsce.
No sc debe contundlr 10 eoonomico con 10 DO.
lltico. B an por el senior Bianco
go
A las personas que pretendan nsetefnos ds
chivJ, anuncios como n0ticias, les partlcipamos
que pierden su tempo. C0Dram0s'los anun1
CLOS CenfOrme tarta, los oOmuntead0sf -
caz0n de 10. centaVOS lfnea maniEcrita, pagade-
ros Dor adslantadO. "a hemOs dichO Glen We.
ces que las empreSas periOdiSticas no viven
del are que 81 les eScatiman sus entradas
tendrian que sucumbir.
.sA
En- el vap0r cOrre0 MO1tevjde0 entra 10
aver tarde en- nues5r0 puerto, han recibido los
se6ores Sobrino de Linn y G: una busna fac
tura de vino de Log ;un }, extra superior en- pi-
pas, medias pipas ouarterO al. Con que va
10 saben los c0nsumid0res de este caldo e,u
rival On Puerto ktcO.
NOticias reclbldas aver de Cadiz dicen que
Sc detalaba alli eI cafe de esta I,ia de 165 &
t7O peseias los 46 kilos.
ooo
81 sen Dr. don Arturo JunQu u5ra, c0mer3ian1
te de Ia II sbana, que pas0 alguaos N sses ea
Caguas Cayey, donde fu6 oDJeto de atencl0.
nes deferenaas que no OtVidara, 81 embarcars
SO hoy para Cu0a, nos enoarga muy Particular
Iaente Ie despidam0s do aqaellOs amigos de
Qulenes dice esLa muy re0Onoold0. con gus-
90 cumplimos 81 elcargo del seilog JanquesN
=
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-22

Hill has ordered the New York Demo
cratic State committee, which is COM
posed entirely of his henchmen, to call
the Democratic State convention for the
selection of delegates to the national con-
vention early. SO that his endorsement
for the Presidential nomination which is
all arranged for, may be in season to in
fuence other states. There is some
kicking against this programme by the
friends of Cleveland, but it will amount
to nothing. Hills dominion over the
New York Democrats is about as com
plete as that of the Shah of Persia over
his subjects. All the party machinery is
in his hands, all the fuglers are his bench
men ready to do his bidding, and the
counting out devices which he used to
cheat Republicans with can and will with
little modification be made to count out
Democrats who are not friendly to his
candidacy.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-22

The facile tools who help David Ben
nett Hill steal the Senate of New York
are beginning to get their rewards. One
of the most conspicuous of them was
Isaac Fl. Maynard, who was an officer in
the attorney generals Office, and is I'M
derstood to have furnished the ''law''
by means of which the canvassers were
able to turn Republican majority of
some 1900 into Democratic majority.
This individual has now been promoted
by Gov. Flower, acting no doubt under
the orders of Hill, to a seat in the high
est court of New York-the Court of
Appeals. One can imagine the kind of
law that will be dispensed by man
who owes his elevation, not to
profound knowledge of jurisprudence,
not to spotless character and reputa-
ton; but simply and solely to the fact
that he furnished points to band of
conspirators bent upon subverting the
will of the people by fraud and trickery,
which enabled them to consummate
their nefarious scheme without getting
caught in the meshes of the law, as they
richly deserved to be. To the credit of
the Democratic papers of New York be
it said that the most of them have not a
word to say in support of the appoint
ment, but stand mute.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-22

lie streets under the protection of the
law, with view to making the business
so profitable to those engaged in it that
they may be able to contribute to the es-
adjustment of fund for the building
and maintenance of almshouses and
Kelley institutes for the care or cure Of
the people who contract the drink habit
over their counters, and then become
unable to support themselves and their
families.