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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
GRANDPA's GOOD GRIP.
McKinlcy's Friends Find 1t Fast
ened for Keeps.

NEW YORK, April 23. The Times to-
day states that a number Of Republican
politicians Of prominence and unques-
toned influence in the West have
visited this city within the past
few weeks. They came either
sngly or in couples. They went about
their business quietly, aud departed
Just as quietly. Al were on the same
mission, hDWcVer.and that was to sound
leading Republicans Of New York on
the feasibility OF making Gov. Mckin-
ley, OF Ohio. candidate for the presl-
dency OF the UnIted 5taies.
Two Of the most ardent Mckinley
advocates came here a few days ago and
sought for announcement among emi-
nent local Republicans. one Of the
most distinguished Of the New York
Republican leaders talked with them
i'm way that was by no means un-
friendly. He encouraged them by say
Ing that Gov. Mckinley had many
friends in the state who would be glad
20 see him placed in nomination. but
the trouble was nobody cared to head
fOrlorn hope, and aptagUuIZe tie admins
istraii0n.
al present Mr.. Harrison appears TO
have the field all 10 himself, said the
distinguished New Yorker ale has
the prestige and the patronage, and
it would be futile TO contest the
field with him single-handed with
any other Republican except Blaine.
If there were four or five
candidates, each with sufficient
backing to prevent Mr.. Harris0n's re-
nomination on the first few ballots,
there would be a good fighting chance
for a man like Mckinley. But there
are 40 candidates TO help the thing
along. John Sherman is unQuesiiona-
bly, out of the race, Allison is out. and
Alger rs out, and the convention Is
steadily settling down upon the coun-
try that llarrison's denomination IS in
eVltable."
Thomas c. Plat was approached by
the Mckinley men, but he treated them
reseryedly. Platt would like TO beat
Harrison but he could not be convinced,
ii is said, that Mckinley was the man
with whom to accomplish that object.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
Minnesota Patents.

Special to the Globe.
WAsHINGToN, April 23.-The follow
ing Minnesota inventors received pat
ents this week, as reported by James r.
Williamson, patent attorney, 929-933
Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
and 4l2 Pioneer Press building. st.
Paul: J. f. Mullaney, Minneapolis,
chain coupling for cars; L. Tanner.
Minneapolis, artificial leg; K. +. Cald-
well, Minneapolis. combination pad
lock: ID. A. Dickinson. st. Paul, steam
or hot water generator; Ole Knutson,
Norman, harvester reel; L. Wakefield,
Ely, elevator for mining cars.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
FIREBUGs ACTIVE.
Part of louisville, Ky, Tcrrorized d
by Their Work

Part of Louisville, NY, Tcrrorized
by Their " ork.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April %. The resi-
dents of the west end OF the city are IN
a state OF great excitement and fear,
caused by the large numbers of incendi-
airy fines in that vicinity. Fifteen
fires, the work of iirebugs, have occurred
within few squares of each other
during the past week. The fire fend
paid another visit To the west last night.
I'm spite of the fact that nearly every
resident of that portion of the city has
constituted himself into vigilance
committee of one, the work OF deStruc-
ton continues. In less than four hours
a lumber yard. a church, two resi-
dences and three stables were
in flames, though by the efficiency OF
the fire department all of them were
not totally destroyed. The aggregate
loss will reach $1,000 Although the
police are as ygilant as possible, they
do not seem to frghten the iirebug by
their present methods. and many clti-
Zens of the west end are trying TO in
duce the authorities to put thirty men
in civilians clothing and have them lie
in wait in some one OF the barns in the
worst neighborhOod. The people are
becoming desperate and demand that
some step be taken to protect them.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
THE LOST Boy DEAD
Little Tommy 0'Rourke Pass
es Away at His Home
in Montana.
The Story OF His Thrilling
Experiences Out Near
Foley Station.
In the Woods Alone Eight
Days, but Found Alive in
a Swamp.
He Had No Shelter But Trees,
and Only CPanbsrrieS
to Eat.
Special to The GIobe.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD. Mimi, April %. Little
Tommy O'Rourke is dead. He died last
week at GIcndiye. Mont. There Is moth
ing Of extraordinary interest in the in
tellikence Itself, but it recalls an ex-
perience the boy had near this cry
about eighteen months ago. which not
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
STUCK on HER DESTINY.
Victoria observation-disclosures Mar
tin Heard From.


NEW YORK, April 23.--Among the
passengers on the North German Lloyd
steamer Trave today were Mr..
and Mrs. John Biddulph Martin. Mrs.
Martin is better known in this coun-
Try as Mrs. Victoria Woodruff, the
exponent of Woman's rights and spon-
sor for certain idGas Of sociology for the
betterment of the race by the higher
education of fathers and mothers in
the rearing OF children. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin are both members of the royal
commission OF the worlds fair
and will visit Chicago on
business connected with their
Offices. Incidentally to the approaching
canvass. Mrs. Martin will become a
candidate for the office of president of
the United States. She is a firm be-
lever in her destiny, and is absolutely
confident Of being the successor OF Ben
jamin Harrison in the White house.
This evening Mrs. Martin announced
her Intention Of becoming a candidate,
and outlined the educational platform
upon which she will stand, as follows:
Yes, our plans are thoroughly ma
tured. / have come back to ask my
people TO put me III the White
house. Not that care for the
position. / only care for it so far
as it will give me the power to Inaugu-
rate a system of education which will
awaken the people 10 a responsibility of
creating race of gods instead of the
inferior human beings which cucumber
the face of the earth today.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

issued from this city for a conference Of
colOred Republicans 10 meet 10 Chicago
June next for the purpose Of consider
ing means o. betferiug ille condition Of
the cOlOred people of the United States
and caring for their interests in Tie
coming presidential campaign.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
New Way to Figure Ii.

Chicago Tribune.
Base Ball Enthusiast-How do the
Chicagos rank now?
Grand Stand Crank-'rheir standing
this morning is 666.
"And it was 1,000 yesterday. That
makes 1866. | tell you, Old Anss is
bound to climb.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
Would BE Bad for C hina.

Rochester Post Express.
How would it do for the United States
senate TO include ex-senator Blair IN
the Chinese exclusion bill.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
nAYARD's WISDOM.
The Republic Endangered by Re
publican Doctrines.

publican Doctrines.
WIMINGToN, Del, April 93.-ln an
interview today, eX-Sccretary Bayard
said: 81 think the action Of the coming
national Democratic convention will
probably have the most profound
influence upon the future of the
Democratic party as an organiza-
ton and upon the welfare of the gov
crnment itself. There is 10 doubt that
if the doctrines contained in tae rules of
eX-Speaker Reed and the force bill and
the Mckinley bill aye permitted to be
come the settled government of this
country, it will scarcely have the form,
much less the substance, Of a constltu-
tionaI repubIic.'
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

Get som ething
smaller than the Or
dinary pill. And
something that's bet
ter. That means DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets they're til o
smallest and the best ;
the easiest to take
and the easiest in the
way they act.
Wonderful things
these tiny, sugar
coated Pellets. They
put an end to Sick
and Bilious Head
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

We have noticed that when you tell a
woman her daugher is just the image OF
her when she was that age the mother
looks pleased and the daughter looks
scared.-AtchiSOn Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

A Position OF Prominence.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Platts standing in the administration
is just across the outer line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
Harrison,s Nan Ahead.

WHEELING, w. Va, April 23.-At
the Republican primaries. held in this
city today to select delegates to the
state convention to select delegates to
Minneapolis, c. b. Hare, editor of the
Intellgencer, was the administration
candidate for Minneapolis, and secured
large majority of the delegates. His
opponent, T. j. Hugus, was for any
body against Harrison.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
EantiesN and ConrIess.

the perspifation pouring down his face
and the little fellow clinging 10 his
neck
The boy Is found"
The cry went up. and cheer after
cneer rent the air from the little party.
a moment later the wires flashed the
glad tidings 10 MS father, who was in
~. Cloud at that hour, ana his mother,
who. heartbroken, had reluctantly con-
sentec 10 90 home 10 Glendive that
very morning. and was then on her
way, thinking uf the little oife who was
lost forever. The boy had been lost IN
the woods uver eight DAYS and nights
without food, except Il few cranberries,
and without shelter. at time when the
irosis were quite severe. lie fully re-
covered from the exposure. and for
weeks afterwards was visited by hun
drtds OF people who heard 0f his Won
derful survival. 70 those Tommy some
times told III his childish way that lie
did not mind the wolves that howled
nightly, but was only afraid of the ln-
ClIus
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
Do YOU RIDE A WHEEL FOR COMFORT
OR SIMPLY TO BEAR OUT A
HOBBY?
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS

Lies in its wonder full fiexibility and
simplicity. No joints to work loose
and rattle. no friction. Adapted 10
all roads and all uses, saves nerves.
muscles and temper--a perfect road
smoother. Such is the WORTH. If
you won't allow your better judg-
ment TO prevail, and must have a
light pneumatic. see VICTOR and
the famous English "RUDGE." "
They put to shame all competitors.
especially hose pipe" or faith
cure" pneumatics Look out for Il
big drop in this class of tires. 1t is
sure TO come, and is already known
OH the inside.
We have only LEADING Wheels.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
- GUN DEALER ~
BURKHARD U R!
les East Third Strret
l2S East Third Strret.
SEE TT GKow.

A Brief Sketch Of the Steady Ad-
yancement OF an Institution
Closely Identified With 81. Paurs
PrOsperity
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

~as.l0st aad within mile of the rail-
road station. II Ia bad oiiy, fnll Of
wIiEfails. ard tie men sunk INTO the
fBUfass uD To their knees In places. Ia ey
we're stumbling along as best they
could WHEN suddenly young man
called cut, stop There was a pause
for moment. agd iheu the man was ln-
quIred Of III way which had beeome
qufse usual datiBg the tramp. as 10
what he had heard He replied that he
thought he bad hea I'd noise alike TO
- sO.nr ore crying.
''Ob. Il was Only a blue jay yod
heard. " was the response he RECEIVED,
anil the party proceeded again. =
Listen"
The exclamation escaped the lips. OF
three or four men simultaneously.
There was another halt, and As tlle
footsteps ceased the party Gould dis
tinctly hear the crying sound.
a rush was made in the direction
whence the sound came from. and as
Mike O'Rourke and several 0thrrs
stepped Oat OF a clmmp OF tamafacls
they saw the 10y sitting on the end of a
large tamarsck log. FROM which a rail-
road tie had been cut IN years gonepast.
ae WAS Crying RItIeriy
and was frightened when lie saS the
men running towards him until he rec
ogHized lis cousin. The first words
which escaped his lIps were: p
Where's mammal D.
The guide snatched up the eman3ated
fntm tf his boy. There were tears IN
iiis eye5 as lie piled his little cousin
with questions abJnt how be felt. AT
first Tommy would DO nothing but put
his aruis about the meek of his cousin
and cry lie finally said that lie was
very hungry. The scene at the station
when they reached it was an exciting
0ne. Many OF the straggle,s who had
been separated from their party had
returned. and were gathered around the
little shaniy. Away up the track man
was sudaen.y seen rushing out OF the
woods. followed by dozen others. He
was hurrying down the track. No one
thought that tile boy would ever be
found alive, and they scarce could
believe their eyes when the guide came
running up
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
CoIored RenubIicans.

CHICAGO, April 90. A call has been
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

the perspIfation pouring down his face
and the little fellow clinging 10 his
tt..ci-
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

a mile and half from where the boy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02
IndICe de GOhsrnaci6n

- r. 0. remitiendo ID copias de certifcados de
patentes de invenclon concedidos nuevas indus
trias-Idem cuatro id de los correspondientes &
igual ndmero de marcas I'm diseno por cada
una de ellas-Disponiendo vaya la Peninsula
en- comisi6n del servico el Director del Institute
de O." Ensenanza don Alberto Regulez Sanz
del Rfo-Declarando cesante don Ricardo Ru-
bio del cargo de Official 10 de Administrator en-
ell Cuerpo de Comunicaciones dife
rentes circulares de la Union Postal Universal
Aprobando el nombramiento de don Juan Her
nandez Lopez para la plaza de Consejero de Ad-
ministraci6n de esta Isla.-Disponiendo SO conce.
da una pr6rroga, de diez amos para Ia exploitation
de guanos fosfatos de las islas Mona Monito
por la empresa que actualmente Sc dedica dicha
industrial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

de la repdblica francesa en- Egipto en- los do
minios de Turqufa.
Tambien trae un POGO alarmados q los fran
ceses Ia vista hecha por Ell heredero del Gar al
emperador de Austria, vista en- la que parece
que Sc ha manifestado Ia mas franco cordialidad
por una = otra parte pero este disgusto esta con,
trapezado por la noticla de que Ell Gear ha contes
tado las excitaciones del goblerno aIeman para
la modification de JOS actuales tratados dc CO.
mercio, que Russia Sc MEGA resueltamente COM.
ceder os artlculos alemanes ninguna rebaja en-
las tarifas aduaneras
En- Italia SO han celebrado elecciones gene
rales, habiendo obtenido ell gobierno una mayo
ria bastante escasa. No Sc cree, sin embargo en-
la necesidad de un cambio ministerial
En- ei Vatlcano Sc hacen grandes preparati-
para la celerbaci6n del Jubilee episcopal de
S. S. Leon XIII. Parece que seran muchas las
peregrinaciOnes, tanto italianas Como extranjeras
que con este motive visitarAn la cudad eterna
asf como que seran muchos los donativos obse-
qulos que depositarAn los pies de S. S. Q
Aver por la tarde saleron para su pals IS.
NM. Fidefsimas, siendo desped1dos en- Ia esta-
cion por la familia real espahoa alto personal dc
la poltica, cuerpo diplomatlco numerosa colo.
MIA portuguese. SIS MN. llevan de su estancia
en- Ma irid gratfsimos recuerdos
Hace dos dias falleci6 en- esta Corte el insig-
ne poeta ID. Miguel de los Santos Alvarez. Fue
ALA en- sus mocedades amigo fntimo del inolEjda-
bic Espronceda, de cuyas ideas participate, aun-
ue sin las exageraciones que caracterizan este.
Ha muerto una edad muy avanzada.
Urbonus
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Ia GOnespOndsncla Do PHsrtoale0
.Ia1enes. 10 de DlcfenabrG de 1899
eACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General -secretarfa. -Nsgociado
de Obras p1bicas.-ReaI Orden nombrando To-
rrero 90 de Faros don Francisco J. Cap6 con
el sueldo de $500 $3.50 de sobreaueldo, y 80 &
D. Robustiano Reguera con 81 de $3.50 1876 de
sobresueldo
Negociado de Agriculture, Industria y Co
rnercio. Privilegios de Observation-Disclosures
la publication del acta general de la conferencia
de Bruselas.
Negociado de Obras pdblcas.-Senalase el
dia 20 del corriente las nueve de Ia mafiana
para la adiudicaci6n en- pdblica subasta del sunni
nistro de acopios de pledra machacada cascajo
de rio para conservation de la secci6n de carrete-
ra de Ponce Adjuntas, cuyo importe asclende
S632.7l moneda Official.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02
l8 de Noviembre de 1892.

Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDERc1A
Todo ha sido bulla agazara en- esta Villa
del oso 81 madlono, durante la decena que hoy
termlna En- ella SO han celebrado por fin las
tan esperadas festas del Centenario, este
buen pueblo que siempre Sc muestra dspuesto, 10
mismo armar un motfn, que 4 divertirse con
cualquier p1etexto ha olvidado completamente
los sinsabores de tan larga espera, ha tornado
en- los festejos una parte principalisima.
81 iolgorio empez6 con la Hegada de los re-
yes de Portugal esta Corte, hecho que, como
anuncie, en- mi anterior, tuvo lugar el dialO las
once de Ia mafana, POGO mas m6nos Desde
bien temprano go notaba On las GALES de la Coro.
ronada Villa la animaci6n de las grandes festas
Los edificios pdbicos muchas casas particula.
res sacaron relucir las vistosas colgaduras con
que en- tales casos alderman sus BALCONIES; las tro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Esta noche Sc repartiran los programs de Ia
function con que hara su debut Ell nuestro teatro IL
companfa drsmatlca que dIrije la eminente actriz
Da Luisa Martinez Casado, verdadera gloria del
Teatro Espanol Sc pondra en- escena La bellisi
ma comedia de Sardou vestida al castellano por
81 notable actor Catalina, en- collaboration con Pa.
lencia, titufada DiUorcs6mOnos, = por final el ex-
pl@ndido proverbio de Tamayo que lleva por tftu-
10 Mas VGle mana que fuerzG Los periodicos de
Cuba que tenemos la vista hscen grandes elo.
gi6s de la Compahfa que desde 81 sabado abrir&
la temporada en- esta Ciudad. Respecto de su
primera actriz la Sra Martinez Casado, NADIA tene.
mos que declr El nombre de esta DANA es fa-
miliar todas las personals que hayan leido reviA
tas de teatro nacionales extranjeras. La Seno-
ra Martinez Casado ha sido glori6cada, digamoslo
asf, por los peri6dicos de Madrid la Habana, Me-
jico, Caracas etc. Pocas veces han venido Pto.
Rico actrices de su ITALIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Anoche, serian las ocho media, vimos CO.
rrer las bombas de esta Capital hacia Puerta de
TERRA, porque segdn oimos declr, Sc habfa decla-
rado un incendio en- la jabonerfa que habfa en- la
Islita { (el Varadero), propiedad de la SUCCESSION
Portela. Sc atribuye Ell insendio la casualidad;
parece que los trabajadores no apagaron bien la
candela, que este Sc comunic6 al seto de un ran
ch6n que Sc quem6, a pesar de los esfuerzos que
Sc hicieron para sa8varlo. Con exception de al.
gunos barriles de sebo, todo eh> establecimiento
fue en- POGO tempo paste de las llamas. Al lugar
del suceso acudierDn embellishments muchos ve-
cinos de Puerta de TERRA que trabaiaron con to.
z6n, despues los bomberos, Guardia Civil, Agen-
tes de Orden P6blico y municipales, algunas
toridades, entire las que vimos al sefior Juez de
instruction, y. una lancha tripulada del vapor de
guerra con una bomba, al mando del CAPTAIN de
Puerto sehor Laguna. Dursnte ell incendio vi.
mos trabaiar con energfa al antique Jefe del Cuer
po de Bomberos senior Monclova al senior don
j Julian Pagani.
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Empieza hoy enviarse LA CORRESPONDENT
cIA los sefores suscriptores que Sc han confor-
mado con la alteration introducida en- ell precio
de las suscriciones q domicilio, en- esta Capital.
Como son nuevos los repartidores, Sc suplica los
abonados que no reciban el diario con puntuai.
dad, sirvan avisarnos para corregir la falta en-
ell servicio Embellishments
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Cediendo los muy reiterados ruegos de un
respectable amigo nuestro, publcamos el siguiente
suelto:
+" Ha causado mucha extraheza que el 6rga-
principal del partido Unconditional, 81 B0Lettn
MercantiL SO vuelva tan airado contra .os patro-
clnadores del proyecto de instalar otro Casino,
asunto verdaderamente trivial y secundario,
haya permanecido mudo ante Ia trascendentslfsi.
ma question polftica planteada por don Ulpiano
Valdes, connotada personalidad del campo incon-
dicionaL proponiendU innovaciones que alteran
profundamente 10 fundamental de la coiectividad
de que es vocero autorizado aquel peri6dico."
Pasaieros llegados aver por el vapor Ramon
de Herrera. De la Habana: Juan B. Colon, Gavino
Munoz, Eusebia Santana, Domingo Fener Fell
pc B. Vega; de Santiago de Cuba; Joaquin Sal
gado, L. NJ. Casado mas, NJ. Cruz tres nj.
mas y Jose Bake; de Santo domingo; Francisco
Tejera, Manuel Domiuguez, Santiago Michelena,
&c; Elias Wolf Guillermo Bertoli hermano;
de Mayaguez; Rita Ruiz famia. Francisco
Gonzalez, Rafael Romero, A Guillot, Manuel
Lopez, Bernardo Cumadro, Antonio Santaella,
E. Anguita, Norberto Ramirez, Manuel Manil
Sinfonano Brion, Francisco Lumas un nifo
Cristobal Baez mas Emilia Saez Enrique
Alfonso; de Aguadila; Rafael A. Torres, Car
men O. de Picazo, Manuel Martinez, Jose Guz-
man Benitez, Ramon NJ Sapia, Manuel Astorga
y nnos Arturo de la Cruz Saniurjo Monse-
rrate Sterdy Esta mahana por el vapor ingles
PGrts60n de Nueva York; Ia. r. Stewart, sonora
y senorita Bruno, j. Sabater, Daughter de tran.
sito para Mayaguez Juan Surfs.
Entire los acuerdos importantes tomados
anoche por nuestro Ayuntamiento (que en- otro
lugar publicamosl cuentanse los de pasar & Ia
Comsion respectiva una moci6n suscrita por Ocho
senores' Concejaes, pldiendo la utilisima prolon.
gacion de Ia Gale de Ia Cruz. fin de que pueda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Un POGO de pol1tlca. La gente se empena
en- dar Ia vista de los reyes de Portugal un al
canoe mayor que 81 que supone 81 simple deseo de
presenciar las festas del centenario. Dlcese que
81 objeto principal de la vista es otro que el
de estrechar las relaciones de amistad entire los
dos pueblos peninsulares; que los reyes luslta
nos han tornado la lniciativa cediendo la Co
rriente de la opinion que en- el veclno reino Sc
muestra muy poderosa en- el sentfdo de aproxi
maci6n Espana Si asf es, no podran decir los
portugueses que los espanoles no correspondent
dignamente sus deseos. Las conferencias entire
los mlnistros portugueses los de la reina de
Espana han sido numerosas cordial1simas; dan
dose como segura que este movimiento de
aproxlmaci6n entire los dos paises, dara por el
pronto, como resultado Immediate la conclu
sion de un tratado de comercio por 81 que unos y
otros obtendremos grandfsimas ventajas.
El mismo dia que negaron esta los reyes de
Portugal puso el senior Canovas la 6rma de Ia
Reina regente el decreto convocando las Cortes
para el de Diciembre pr6ximo. 81 siguiente
dia pnblic6 la Gaceta dicha Real disposition que
fu6 objeto de muy sabrosos concentrates en- los
cfrculos polfticos. Los que sofaban con la proxi
ma vueta de los liberales al poder mostraban
irritadisimos contra 81 senor Canoyas, porque.