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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27

EL SEDLITZ Oh. CHAN.
TEAUD 90 81 purgativo mds e,soas
contra la constipation, jaquecss
males de est6msgo, gotta, reuma.
tlssmo, etc. Su reputation entire
los medicos es universal. Para evil
tar las falsifcaciones, exfjase nm
envoltorio amarillo y 10 marca on.
ChantoaSd, solo .preparador dc los
medieamentos dosim6tricos del DIR
Burggraeve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27

HERNAIz { C0.oRUz 10.
LAS tiepdas LA VILLAe.DE
BILBAO y LA LUZ ELEOTRI.
"a, surtida como la meiora de Ia
plaza.
Mercancias de todas clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27
RIIISTl COhERCILL
n NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOs

Ooeraciones durante los
dfas 25 y 20 de Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27
HOTEL F'ENIX

>BAJO LA DIRECCI0N
DX LOS KSPOSOS GAUTHIER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27

OPERACfoNEs DE BUQUHs HIN PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27
LlBR0S BARATOS.

DE vents, en- Ia Imprenta del
BoLET1N MERcANT1L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-27
! TiXAlIf1 san Jo,A ssquina Q Al

ossasasss surside as fsieiss,y prsadsrss 10 sss
TtAsAsss p.sdfA alss d. 10 nAs nAsrae
. sssia 4'ssesa 2assausaA l1a shislse yys.
= srseiss a3aiSsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
$q&&QT'Y.
POWIESC Z CZASOW
BOLESkAWA WSTY-
w
-s::9::-
"
(Ciag dalszy.)

Il p%otnledzy przYbytych Ia
tarow, ktorzy zatrzymal' SIC
PREY vale, wysunaf sic zbie-
dzouy, blady Jak smierG Ru-
sin. zabrany w nlewole, j )at
przedstawlac oblezonyu., ably
dobrowoln;e otwarll brame,
a pewni bye NIGGA zYcia i las
XII zwyciszc6w. Ale Wojclech
odpowiedzlaf:
= DopoSi jeden zostanle z
mas, bron;c bedzle domu.
Posef ro2smiaf sic gorzko i
spytal czy wiedza, ze, Zawi-
Ghost i Sandomierz wziete, 2e
ludnos6 W pieh wycleta a
miasto spa)one?
Mllczenie zaponowa(o w
malem gronie, zebranem oko-
TO bramy; ale gdy Hugou
mruknat. II warto sic zasta-
nowic mad tenn. co Rusin mo-
WI, jednym g}osem wykrzyk.
nell wszyscY zwraoajac sic do
mlodego psna:
= Me oddawa! mas W
rece pogan! Obronlmv sic lub
zginiemy lax ma mellow
p%rzystalo; lecz Lie p6jdziemy
W peta!
= To sic broncle. Bocha.
terry, co pc lasach rozbijali!-
rzekl Hugon odszsdt W
strone ogrodu.
Zdawato sic, he Tatarzy ME
powt6rza ]uz sztrrmu tej nocy;
ognlsko zagasfo; cisza zalegfa
dol'ne, zajeta przez pochah-
COW, W twierdzy zac2eto mys.
lee, chot O chwilowyn 500.
czynku.
Wo]clech smierteIple znuzo-
ny przygotow.niami do ubro
NJ i kilkogodzinna walka, zdaw.
sly dowGdztwo pa J6lka ,
przyknzawszy sic zbudziG,
gdyby na]lzejszy ruch powstai
w nleprzyiaclelsklm oboz1e,
udaE sic Go swej sypialnl,
gdzle padfszy ma ioze, zasnat
natychmiast; ale przykre Sly
maci}y mu spoczynek.
Nagle straszny Sum i ryk
przerwaf senne wldziadla spia-
cego. Wojciech porwat sic y
:oza ME mog9c zroznmieG,
GO znacla te n'elud2kie wrzas-
XII. wyb'eg1 do sail. Ale "
tel chwili sllnie sznury 90
opasaiy, wpl1y sic W lego CA
10, ktore iak martwa bry1a
zwaliio sic Ma zlem,e.
Gdy osiuplaleml oczyma
rzuci1 nieszczesliwy wokoto,
%spostrzegl II TstarzY dobijal1
dwoch czy trzech rannych le-
zacych PREY Elm, przymknai
wee oczy otworzyi je zno-
WI, saczlf, Re sni ieszcze
usifowa1 sic przebudz1c.
Blady poranek wejrzat z "a
wschodniego lasu i pad} ma
zgllszcza W dollnie , sto1acv
jeszcze llgnlcki dworzec. Ra.
zem z dzlennvm b~rzaskiem XII
ku Tatarow wpadfo ma sale,
porwafo powlazanych iencow
porzuclfo W dziedzincu ma
wozy. Wojciech znala7l sic
magic obok J6zka.
Dzielnle5 ME zastap.i J6z
ku-rzekf byly pan do swe-
60 pacholka, teraz n1ewolnik
tatarskl do towaczysza niedoli.
= 0 ten podiy zdrajca-
wy&rzyknaf chtopak- ole O.
debraf JUL swoja zaplate.
0 kim ty m6wis1?
0 klmzeby, 'ak ME O
ty'n zbo]u Hugon1e! On to
potalemnle, W zmowie Z tv
MI rabuslamI, kt6rym W lasach
przewodz'}, wprowadzi1 Tata.
row przez 'grod, Cd strony
rzeki. BronlIisny sic zaclecre,
przemogii mas przecie W koi.
Gu; ! zdraIcy Tie ocallli 2ycia,
kt6rA ~nrnuneli ~lx0s,tan n,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

"'So pOA""oJ nuc 81 P'NN A"
wolnym ogaru, nuz zadawaG
inne katusze, a2 po pieciu
godzlnach meczarni, skonat
wsrod nieludzkich jekow.
Wtem wozY ruszyiy z die
dzinca i przerwafy rozmowe.
Wo;clech drzac z Emma, bolu
i grozy, podnl6sf glove do
CORY a W jego szeroko otwar-
tych, blekltnych zrenicach
ODDLY sic kteby dymu l Jas
ne sfupy pfomien, wznoszace
sic z dworca i folwarcznych
zabudowah. Przenlkllwy gfos,
rozdalerajacy dusze al do gle
b., woadt w ucho Wojclecha::
= Goiz'na Kary wybita!
Biedny uiewolnik spojrzaf ma i.
drugiego nlewolnika. lezacego
przy MIN, IA Jozka i W duszy
zapYta|:
= Clyby to on mow,i?
Ale Jozek lezaf cicho, u
krywszy twarz W dfoniach.
MozH to g1oS sumlenla
prZemowil do zatwardzlaiego
serca mfodego ~grzesznika?
Caty Krakow wr7at goracz.
kowem zyciem, pefnem oba~
wy i nnepewnosci. Skoro tn
doszfa wiesc o zdobyciu San
domierza. %woiewoda krakowski
Wfodzlmlerz wyruszyf IA cze--
lie rycerstwa przeclw nieprzy-
1aeielowi.
Krakow Dyf miastem o.
bronnem, kazdy vice, kto
zdolat uclec Z &yciem, chronii
sic do nlego. Kasztelan Kle-
mems, q ksleclem Boles1avem
i rycerstwem, uczynit wszyst-
ko, co tylko W ludzkiej byfo
mocy, adv ocall6 zagrozona
oiczyzne. Dzielny ten MAJ,
lubo zajety sprawami kraju,
ME przestaf sic troszczyG o
swego wychowanca PrzecEa.
wa, .ktorY, mimo troskll-
wych starah, dlugo ME mogf
wr6ciJ do zdrowia. W pier
ws2e] chwili, ably ME trwozy6
PAM Agazy1, postanowlt kasz.
telan zamilczeG pred MIA
smutny wypadek Przectawa
W drodze, gdy ]ednak choro.
ba sic przeclqgafa, wystat do
L1pnlcy gohca z listen, ito.
maczacym op6znlenie powrotu
wnuka. L!stu tego PAM Mi
ros1awowa ME odebraia n,gdy,
DO Wojclech, iak luz wlemy,
poznaws2y gonca W Ies.e. "a
mordOwat / Wrzucli do rzeki.
Gdy wojsko, " ktorym byl
oublsfaw, z wojewoda Wfo-
dzlmlerzem ruszylo przeciw
Tatarom, Przeciaw, choc ;esz-
cze rival sic do boju, lecz ma
wyrazny rozkaz pana Klemen.
sa, pozostaf PREY swoim opie-
kunie, kt6ry mu powtarzaf,
ze nlebawsm oni rusza W
ogleh.
(, Pewnego dnia, gdy Price,
taw z niepoko1em myslaf O
babce l siostrze, a radby IA
skrzydfach lecie6 i'm ma ratu-
tunek, wezwano go do kasz-
telana. Wszedlszy do n1ego,
spostrzegt, lie W komnacie,
oprocz oplekuna, zna)duja sic
awle kobiety:: ]edna przeslicz-
ma, mfodzlutka panlenka, dru.
ga powazna matrona, W kt6-
rel, gdy spojrza1 u%waznlei,
po1naf s0oje pabke, wee z
"kr7ykiem zdumien,a, najzvw-
sze] radosci rzucit sic do moo
staruszki, mic prawle, przez
ostatnie dzieslec lat, niezmie.-
nionej.
PAM Agazya pochylifa sic
mad wnukiem i strumiei }ez
goracYch s2tynat ma glove
Przecfawa.
: Boze, o Boze- powta-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wienstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
zystwomPolskim moi Sk}ad i Pra.
cownie r6znego gatunku ChorR-
gWI, Scarf Oznak, ROzet,
Bercf, Pafek marszafkO.
Wskich ftp. pc jak najtahszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktualniej i najso.
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabra}aln wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take VIE.
lebnym Siostrom polecam moi
skiad i wielki wyb6r AKOroA,
WelOn6w. Bukiet0w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopc6w, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie
tej-Tak samo mann zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOny, Welomy
ola m}odycb Panien do slubu,
wszystko 20 jaknajtanszeJ Genie.
g6- Prosze przybyG i PRICK"
mac sig W polskim Handful, zan;5'
sie udacie do Skladu lsaTAlow"~r
=. ebcej.
2 szacunkicm
g.. SEOMEYSKA
go MSlapnaHee ARK. (f,
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02
BURROWES' IMPROVED
.fRe : Gre ems

OUR SCREEN FACTORIES
Of is
MAKERS We already
OUR Prices Are the Lowest
will three
ET BURROWES & co, 70 FREE ST, PORTLAND MAINE.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02
WAN Ed
q VIII

We the undersigned stove dealers of Portland
and vicinity, have thoroughly investigated the
improved VAPOR STOVES of 1892. With the
high state of perfection which they have now
attained we have no hesitation in stating that
we believe them superior in all respects to any
known method of summer cooking, and have
accordingly bought and placed on sale in our
respective stores a line of them varying in price
from 81 to 1913. We shall be pleased to show
anyone who wishes to investigate their adj
vantages which in brief are as follows: Their
power is equal to a coal range, and while thew
do not materially heat the kitchen, we guaran-
tee. to boil three quarts of water in eight min
uteS, and to heat three eight-pound flat irons
kissing hot in the same time on our So stove,
which is at least three times as much work as
can be done on any kerosene oil stove sold for
the same money. There is no coal, SCOT ashes
litter, dust, smoke, or kindlings to bother with
coal range furniture works perfectly on them
no wickS to trim labor of cleaning stove to pre-
vent smell; a flame of absolute purity; no odors
impaired to anything cooked or baked on them
Saving in expense of material used will pay for
stove in twelve months use. model OF Clean
HnesS handsome, durable, economical, and posi-
lively non. explosive. Investigate.
PORTLAND,-Nelson Tenney, G. Ii. Croker,
F. & G. B. Nash, o. M. & D. w: Nash,
G. A. Cummings, Akeley. & Wilson, I.
I. Foss & Son, A. Il. Alexander: so PORT
LAND, G. A. Tilton. WESTBROOK, II. +.
Boynton. WOODFORDS, F. E: Wheeler,
CUMBERLAND MILLS, II. S. Hudson. OLD
ORCHARD BEACH, N. E. Hill. BRUINS
WICK, Adams & Ridley, John Kurdish. RICH
MOND, Rogers Bros & Co., j. Haynes G. Son,
BATH, j. A. WinSlow 4 Son. jun25eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02
Opera, Tragedy, Comedy, Bat
tie, Ballet and PantOmime.
4.PAW FREE STREET PARADE.

Vertable Triumph of Professional Page
antry, with Flood of Music by many Military
Bands; Dazzling Array of Gold and Silver
Chariots and Tableaux Car; a Cavalcade of
Lallah Rooklfs Departure from Delhi, Intro
ducing the Mammoth Herds of Trained Ele-
phants-the Longest and Richest Street Par
of time necessary to prepare the Fall of Nine
veh for exhibition, nothing of any kind belong
ing to it will be seen in the Street Parade.
To accommodate ladies and others who wish
to avoid the crowds about the ticket wagon,
coupon numbered, actually reserved seats tick
cts at the regular price, and admission tickets
at the ususal slight advance, may be secured at
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02
EQUITABLE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PROVINCETOWN, MASS

PROVINCETOWN MASS.
INCORPORATED, 1845.-MARINE RISKS ONLY.
This old and reliable Company is now writ
Il ing Marine Risks on the most favorable
terms.
If you desire Marine Insurance, write the
Company for rates and terms
Correspondence solicited. and given prompt
attention.
l.. N. PAINE, LEWIS NICKERSON,
President. Secretary.
maya dem
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02

Keep Posted this Campaign-To do so
Pay for the PRESS at 50 cents month
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-02
II. Z. MILLS,
PIanoTuner.

Order Slate atChandler's Music Store 413
Congress Street. feb5eodtt
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
Or. LYMAN ABBOTT.
Condemned Princeton SEMINARY and Its
Methods.

Since Rrv, DR. Lyman Abbott, the successor
OF Henry Ward iioechcr di'AyoNsi bellsf In
eternal Izmnafi0n, ihrss has n0i probably
iern such slsuiheaH; u,,sauess Ia the rrlis'
iJIs uDEll a. were contained Ia Dr, AbuO,r,
s1FtnuH 10 fiymuIth ehur,h Last sunday, lie
arra.sr.l and condemned rduact1n seminary
On n methods. lie charged that The spirit 81
,ral!li.1naiism shown IN tic irarhiBss II the
ssLo1i u the breeder II .ehlsl and diyliiun
sni tie mn'hrf Of sErpiicism.
nr. Abbott also declared Ilzi the srlT.i q
,EaIitlunAlisn eHscLilrfs the ,pld; u hyT'oo-
r.sy, t-ossuso IL iriyr, men ir1fn the pulpit
sui inlm the church II they ip n0t believe,
ani that Il 1, drpTiSiu; the church ui some Of
H. igs, and hohlc,t mcn. said pr, Abbott:
Il lniiet the spirit Of tFailiionAilim To-
cause Il ls the mother Of skrpi.yism. While
Il icui, TO dci.ni the faith li L. dcsiruyln .
The faith t-caG,- {, {, demanding that Iirh
shall brlistr. Hus the great truths O, Fvlisioa,
tat thr traditional a,iisnl4 that have gath
.Fy,i ataat the sFrz, truths u F-iiEipa. Path
ls faiih, no, In a eFr-,i; faith il faith In
Christ. not In = w-simlnsirf iiyile; faith Is
faith In TIC lie that Il revealed In tho blbir.
DO, Ia the teachings q TIC EiHsiesHih ceHigfy
concerning tho teachings 81 the sltiecHih
century .t5li the Bible"
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
CHINA NEEDS CHRISTIANIzING.
HOW REBELS ARE TORTURED.
stori.s OF Cruelty Ia Dsf.ns.i.s. Prison
ers that Ar. Eioodeurdiing.

The Shanghai newspapers which have ar
rived by the steamer Orient contain full ac-
counts Of the a,rociou, torture OF the Chinese
suspected Of being aeeompllces OF Mason In
his foolish rebellion against the government.
III. poor WTetebes Who were accused have
declared tina, they were simply hired by Ma
s0n and knew nothing Of his plot. An Eng
llsh porter got into prison aud saw one of tho
tortured men. nj. legs were parslyled from
torture. lie .ald he had been hung up by the
thumbs, nosged aud had papcr burned under
his nO.e, but had refused to confess because
he Nas innocent
Then he had his head fastened 10 hi. knees
by a chair, A bamboo was suspended from
his iron collar, the stick being stretched aeross
under his knees. His haRds we're chained be-
bind him. The lailcr. then placed him With
h's naked knees kBeelihs upon chains, After
long time they pot bamboo across the
calye. of his leg, upon which two attendants
eat till the victim tainted With aEOny.
Although II hal been several weeks since
this torture, his leg. .iill bore the marks and
were without life or feeling, The Limb, be-
los the knee cap, arr raw aud innamcd- The
legs Of another man were broken. SIX at
,enianls iumpci upon the bamboo until tho
honrs were crushed Two other men Who
had iast been removed from the torture
ehaHb-r eoaid not be seen.
Tie foreign eon,uls at Shanghai have ap-
p-zic,i 10 their governments Ia suppress Ihl,
h!icuGs cruelty.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
AZ gMpsRoR's exrRAvAoANcG.
~. spend. = ar-s, p.si More Than Ito
tsrn..

Several ocrmaH journals aHaaune- this,
CoaHt N"a woiri, shicf 81 the EmpyroF's
iuas-io'I la, f~sisnci GA aevugni Of die
asrryiA.ais sIih hls .otrrrisn as Ia plan. foe
i'iii.iinE ur- castles and Spending is'sr sums
u uanry Ia vpairins oh uurs. ,osini Won
W-isl il aIs.s uPi.s'S,i Ia tho '',IraFNi~H lot
isfy'. Hisitni u' Faislns mob~y With ~hich 10
transform The soili tlosks b-hiHi the palace
iaio q Tu1 al pleasure park. This latter plan,
sart-rs,,i to hare b--h ataHtiDnrsi ZOE tho
pf-..ai, ,.rsns 90 - nearing realization Tuo
u the hols-s on the srwand 'issifoi - the
Emlrgng have t-.H tom duHn sHi several
uih-fs hAr, b-cn Nasais,i
.IL- appearance u prusfvs. i suprosr,i In
have tr,H partially responsible for cuaui Won
w-,irl'. d..iTr io rctI'v a, oac~ a. b. iii not
carr Ia - s,cn under The sha,ina 81 the uicas.
ufc phich !, 80 uiioa' 10 The people.
Aside fun the prospective expenditure uf'.
on tic Emprfuf.. nc- -,'sic In tic Erishs.
land anil the cusi II lmpasiins ~; houses and
tie lie ifum Sursay, the EmrcruF has ~.
frais,I TIA, tho frs.,lrncc Al Cpbica1 ani tho
ez.,ir IN the Siols-nicis H. rvpsifyI aud
,iaiuraiciy iuiptuyc,i. The preparations Tot
the frg-p'iou Il royalty At roia,iim. aiici.i"
the immsu.- suns Fyquirc,i log the Empcrut's
trip nutihusri anil to rHsiahi, alsp cousil.
tate heavy demands on the civil llsi, which
has t-rn ylnsr - chiuuic deficit ever since
The prrssn; Emperor t-ssp 10 shuu he CS-
trayaEant ia.tus. ~ kine o. rrI'ss the
Empgus receives hut ibon,nun mark, and
The sum II bic Iisiz''ai AZ uiicr "i the Empire
IL much mufr m"io,; LIE cSp-us0s. how
eur. arc ryckoHci a. clos, 10 = c'p. 90 marks
annually.
Tic rrIpgt 81 100000 mark mortgage
si.plt tn T. given un the crown lands i TO he
revived Ia sicu II the Count Won wc,ioi's rc.
iifrmcni, aud the recent negotiation Of a
loan II iinn.oln marts i thought tn haze
ten merely an cSTscllcn, Zoe satisfying the
rsu.i pfc.sin. ncc,is Of The thrunc temporarily.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
GREAT ELECTRICAL COMBINE.
The Westinghouse WIN oppos. the
Thomp.sn-itou,ton.

when tho Thnmpson,lioas,oa Electric
Company reached Ogt fea weeks ago and
absorbed all Of it. most p0urE,ai rival. Ia
the country, IT, olircr, calmly prepared u
enjoy az absolute moHopoly Of tho HsaHu'ao-
tlT and ssie of electrical apparatus
The giant conb.nr pas launched Anspic-
i0gf.y. It had a capital Of t51oro,oco and il
c1ntnnli~i usafiy all the valuable patents on
electrical apparatus that had l-rH issur'i In
til, county. Hut the Westinghouse COM
pany aas ignored ltNzs ihoushi 10 h. too
uclk o. form a factor Ia the cuulbiar, TGrs-
day Il uas learned that the Westinghouse
company hal formed a rival combine and
voaii open bitter dsh, on the Thomp-ca-
llunsion company.
The great sicmaH, iiaists arn ot BcSiln,
Paris znl i.Dn,iSa lss l"iaci ~iih the West
iHshuasr tEusi and il In the hrli sof hmcrs'
can pairuaasr. Al u tho valuable pa;ehis
hrii b. ihis company aud the service, Of i,s
tsat rlrgiFicians ill b. ai the Disposal Of the
nos company. Branch Offices arc TO Be
opcac'i ia all tho iar.r cities o. tho ooaa'ry.
Tbe pf.lgirai oliier' W!ll probably tc Ia ChI.
eazu.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
A TERRIBLE TRAIN WRECK.
4 santa 10 Train:Go.. Through y Bridge
and seven Passengers Are
Killed.

A terrible accident occurred shortly before
/ o'clock Thursday morning on the Atehison,
Topeka * Santa Fe at the little town OF Re
we're ia Missouri The through California
yestibHled express, due in Chicago at $50 a.
M, went through bridge into creek
swollen by the heavy rains OF the previous
night.
When the accident occurred severe storm
va. raging and the train Has running al re-
dueed rate of speed. Near Revere Is small
stream which the road crosses by means oil n
wooden pile ,re.,ie. There was al unusually
heavy rainfall for several hours before the
express was due there, and the little stream
was swollen I'LL I, pfrs,ei beyond its banks.
The pressure Of the water moved the wooden
bridge on it, foundation until Vas out OF line
with the track. As the bridge was no, washed
away Il was impossible for the engineer al a
distance to sec that there was snylhlns
wrong. The engine ieii the track and 1t and
the brlnsr vent down into the creek, followed
BY tao baggage ears, the mall car, the tour
lets slecpcr and PullmaH car The Calf
fo-nla sleeper, the Last ear Ia the train, re-
malnrd GA the rails.
The scene, Immediately after the traln went
down senc awful, The ears were all alled
with passengers, dozcns II whom were seen
struggling In the walcE, Those Who were
unhuH At once went To tie rescue Of the
others, and nies.ens - NeTu sent to Neiill, q
junction tosg a few mile, away.
Seven persons, including a woman and her
child. are known To have been Killed, aud =
large ngmbrr o. Other passengers were tn
juFrl.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14

IIoniafas tas asf,,I to reciprocity treaty
With cur government
CrrsiisHt iiaff.suu sisBr,i the nrs Chinese
cicla,irH iau 0n itr iih.
The horso face. havr iccn much greater
ziifaeiiua 70 msmi-rs u cuu.r,'s Lately than
the Capitol
Tho ChIuosc minisicr has hic,i a pru;cs;
z.ainsi The nov cSciasina act. The protest
ru.. oy,s the hisiury Il America ami the
iryaiic, b. uhirh China aud the taiic'i states
have bound itrnasivrs, anI do5larcs this Is2s.
ticaiar bill h. 10 the m,si fragrant and ilrcci
violation 81 iryaiy s,jyalaiiuas which lac ever
pa.sci Consrc.s. The scaihlnE jrnuBglsilons
Of thc ulrlsurr which uvrv made on the DOOR
~ the two huuscs by opponents q the hill arc
turned 10 rDni account In the protest az dc
scripiio1s u the rCai character II the measure
b. American siaicsmcn.
The ilou.c committee on pp',oiilccs and
ftusi ruads has authutiz7i Chairman Header.
son TO rcpUrt the fractional postal note bill
which authorizes the g,psima'iur general To
Issue fractional NOTES In the sum % 81 a.i
fractions ihcrcaf, 10 b. furnished 10 T-ps,mas-
ter, throughout ilir cuuniry and sold a, face
value. payable ai auy JspsiUfIicc In the United
States NJ any time within slv months from
lsauc. after which the note is 10 bC cancelled
II not redeemed within the time men
toned. the holder may obtain the amount uf
the note hy forwarding Il To- the postmaster
general fur payment The postmasicrs are to
be- allowed compensation for issuinr aud
paving the fractional uuiC- Ut their respective
| uillcca "t uncguaTtcr uf l pcr cent GA the
gross amount
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
H.. ,.,.r.,.,. or.,.t,a,, Contest.

Tic iaicrisic o'aiaf.esi conios, uhich SIS
held At Minneapolis ga the ssh VA. rAEilri'
rsic,i IN By the Representatives 81 colleges Ia
ten different s,aics. The judge. found II
difficult Ia decide which sA' tho beat, ta;
M.s 4, Jean Nelson d Utcrncas,lc, Indiana,
cap,grcd hrsi prifc. shi u, II. Ucycr q Ohio
wcsicJan University, Delaware, Ohio. SECOND.
Miu Ncisan'. ofhiion ~as on "iniasiriAl
ftrc,ipm,' while Mr. ucycr SPOKE on ID.
Capitalism % liisilTy." She voa on thought
aHL competition. uhiic her delivery uss fair.
Mi. Nelson Il Iuilor At the university q;
GTcrneasiic and - years Of sEr. she IA a.,
ifaciiyc booking. tli no. handsome. The
ns, prisr uas siuo, the .cooaI 60. Niles
Nelson was the only one Who received ic1
mark irum any 81 TIC judges, Hon. J. VI.
1hunlua Of omaha giving her that on
thought aud composition. Mt. MA,chcii Of
Colorado college, represented Colorado In
the contest.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14

LYxcmNGs in the South, aud other
part. II the country as we'll, occur with
alarming frequency. They are only
cQuallcd by the number OF aclui,,als
ON the ground Of self defense, or tenn
porary insanity. II man kills an.
other without being reasonably mad at
him, he is pronounced insane. II he
shoots an enemy because the latter Ia,
a toothpick in his hand or is reaching
forhis handkerchief, hc does /, in self.
defense. We Americans have trick
Of letting a number Of villains so free
and then Of hanging few innocent
men to make up for it.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
DISAPPEARANCE OF WITNESSES.
Tho oniy M.a WI. witnessed tn. kiiiinE
ct Esy and Champi.h.

4 decided s-nsailDB uas created =, poasiA,
Thursday HiurniHs b. the sudden and HiJsicii.
Ug' disappearance Of the ohiy hnoa sit
hrsscs aEAiHs, tho oa,ilcuiea hos ptisnHefs AZ
fasi ilasscii. II uiil - remembered iha,
idsi teiofr tho invaders z,iaskri X. e. ranch
ulry rst-.'s-s .s...sAPprfs nai4.i j.t-s sn.i
Walker. -,a sh-rS hsii pfi'oarrs until after
Champion anil Iiay urfr Killed, and then -,
i~as.,i. n1,h made ihrir say Ia Casper and
on wednesday Last SER htoash, ,o Dpaslas
and PLACED 10 charge oi Deputy sheriff Kim.
hall.
Thcac mcn claim 20 have Witnessed The klli-
Ing o. chAmpi"n ani Ray, and a matter o.,
fact afr the oaiy living uiiHo.scs pho can
testify positively as,Insi the Ty.'tisipTs on
charge q murder Kimtali scat Ia Gici,
Rock. lczvias = tirpHiy In change, and phcn
he Tv;gFaoi ioacs zai Walker bad diszp.
pszfui.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14
rrsin l,pbi..rs G.Ii-i.

A desperate aiicmr; uas made 10 rob the
passenger train on the Missuuri, kausas &
Texas, near Bolton. Texas. Thursday morn.
Ing. shortly after the train lcf, that place
the conductor discovered two masked men on
tho platform Of the cypress car The train
was stopped and tho men ru, oil.
The train proceeded on ii' Journey, but
after going two miles the engineer saw a rcd
lantern being waved BY s,,,dc ono some dis.
lance ahead Of him. As he .lacLenci tho
speed of the train he saw a number of men
and Observed that they were masked. lie did
no, stop. AZ the train passed the men fired
several volleys, but none Of the passcuEcri
were lnlnrcl.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-14

A number of Polish boys in Rcd Cloud
Minnesota, secured ten pounds Of blasting
powder from a stone quarry Tuesday night
When the tin can was nearly half empty one
Of the boys poured the contents Into fire
built for that purpose. a terrible explosion
followed, aud seven boys were more or lcss
hurt. Their clothing caught FIRE, and Barney
Omcarski aud Paul Kraft, aged 10 aud II re-
spcctlycly, were badly burned. The five
Others wee less Injured.