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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
dACETILLAS,

Coftap umas ing'ssas de Rodgers.
-Acaban de recibirse en- esta I'm
pfenta estos superiores cortaplu-
mas.
Son ell non plus ultra del artieu.
10.
Carter 8 dc bolsill 10. Para bille.
tes de Banco, otros documentos,
tarjetas y notas SO han recibido en-
esta Imprenta.
Son todas elegantisimas, capri.
chosas y construidas con magnifi.
Gas pieles, la aromatica de B 'sia
inclusive.
Por si solas Sc recomiendan
Espectaculos. Sc anuncian 90
mo ploximos en- nuestro OoIiseo les
espectaculos de Ia Royal Italian
Marionettes and Faatoches Compa-
ny, que tan celebrados han ado
en- MAY ysgaes.
PugA frustrada.-nice IN 90
Iega de Maysgtiez, refirlendose 6 Ia
noche del 81
LA roche eitads, y & conse-
cuencia de cieftos indicios que OBJ
.nv0 81 u hor alcaide (de Ia cArcel),
a.erced la incansable vigilancia
que en- el estab,ecimlepto eierce.
p6sose en- aoeeho, sorprcndIendo 4
los penados (cInco) en- ls tarea De
pcrforAr el solIsdo de la asoiea de-
cditicio; para nltimar 10 faga, una
sex en- dl, ho lugar, llevaban una
cnerda hecha pof 10: mlsmos al ip.
lento.
Va lIeyabAn arrancAdos onec ID
ifillos. J con tai ahlnco irahsj abs Z
4us era indlseujiblc Ia 'allEacl6n
lie sus pto16silos. no haheslo lrn.
pedldo, 10 acsivldad del Irfc del &C.
tableclnictt9 ,
Den lf!1pin. +" -- As u tl.ala
On sesnahssio que la empeE@do
pa6licArse ea Ahasco } cuya siAlta
aemos fwelbido.
| Desei usosle lkfga Via.
| Csgarrsiisa as Ia CsfszA .--SGs
tnoo Ia ArAb.ss. ga aaul.as ctqai
alto ~ elAhos2xa6a sia sssAl. .sfEs
tamsaiot dc gusso 90 Ice salosua ,
aiaagsAi
| Agenies, sses. ] n lsqslssto ,
oo
| aaisass sgs Aana esl a!.m,s.
I3Hlco ogseAs4l 10 snss ssaxss ,
loa4aasagA as lo1ss -. lsxsAsaxAe
aes ds 80 eAsae iAna "a. s~x.aaA
saEasAiA. saAtaaas Iass ssasa ] Ass
saosxs / sat~&Se sssfss - eAssss
ess gsaA0s. sAs &C. esaGAsss y ssAsl
- As szaGs siesswA0&.ss 90 10 sa.s 50
tsss sas fssEsAAesx a. xal&sa ! sas
maA es sasxAa4ax@l@ Co lsssA
| fspanxs IN ssAssn@ eAmaaaasss
sssxaNss sNsasx - sAaaas = ass Il sxss ~
bes easass saz2aKssA es tsxA@
| AgeaaA4AA 4e . GAA
II Para gAslYss2a sagsx.s. ssss
Igas gszsssseA as assasassssasa SO sapal
aass 9. AAfsss sss @sassNsY 10 sAssas Y
= hsaaAssa@ ~ @ss8s &c - sssmasasa
sgsa ssA&<A
1Axaas I'sxasss. AasA Aaas
lSea ~ E4@s Mssfa 7 Aa wssss \ ~
Ia luA 1sa@ fayua@s4 IL ass gNx,
luaae i. Lmss ~ a. AAaa4 s& ssA'
lAsE@ss s@ass@ sAas Matsas s&0s
| IaaA = snaasaa@As s&s#wx s@~s~. /
= KMnsa &c sssea'sa - ass~4aas
saews VI mtshms - asasa 4 I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
En- la isla de Cuba qua consta de

II En- la islade Cuba qua cOnsta d.
; seis provincias, 36 par'i los judicia
les y 1872 Ayuntamientns, exis
tfan en- la f,e a de este censo l 63l
mi 1887 habitantss (varones S82 6O(
hembras 749.0S7 J, de clos, 1.102
mil S89 blancos y 52S 1913 indivi
duos de color.
De los primeros sabian leer Is
mil 6S5; leer y escribir 357 .629; y
715.575 no sabfan leer.
Entire los indivfduos de color ga
blan leer $3.50, leer y escrlbir Sc
mil 566, y carecfan de instruction
elemental 463 1872.
La isla de Puerto Rico, que tie
ne 10 partidos judiciales y II
Ayuntamientos, en- 1887 contaba
798.565 habitantes { 396O2l varo-
nes y 800 O44 hembras); 266.647
pardos y rs 985 moTenos.
Sablan Ter IA 533 leer y escribir
96 867, blancos, y no sabian leer
695, ,328..
En- las islas del Golfo de Guinea
{ (Oorisco, Elobey chico y Fernan-
do P6o) exfstian 1869 habitantes
Q.321 varones y 62S hembras };
la blancos y 1856 de color.
De todOs 6stos sabian leer IS:
leer y esoribir 297, y sin instruo-
ci6n 1907.
Las islas Fllipinas co1stan de 55
provincias y districts, con una po-
blaci6n de 1896 161 varones,
3,035, ,3lS. y hembras, 2 960.S43 }
81 censo respective q las islas
Oarolinas arroja uu total de 865
habitsntes (varones, S6l, y hem.
bras, 4 }; de ellos oinco espanoles
un varon y cuatro hembras u
IL extranjeros varones.
81 resumen total de Ia poblaci6n
de Ia Peninsula, islas adyacentes,
Uitramaf y posssiones del Norte y |
costa OCCIDENTAL de Africs, es ell ST.
guients 25 994,O14; varone', 12I
millones 930,795; y hembras, II
millones 063. 22O.
(E Pats).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
PILDORlS RECQISIIIUYBIIES
DEL DOCTOR ID. NICOLAS REVER0N.
PrNiieglo exclusive expeddo en- Madrid ell de Mayo de
1884, por ell excmo Sr Minstro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN- La FARMACIA DE VALE CANoIO
onicc depdaroS de la vsfdsdsa fmula Ponce Pue,to-eo

Vente amos de expeena han dmostrado propeades
Meas reconstu de pdoas
medades dpendn del empobecmento ange una
almenta6n nutvs, habtar
yentados por Intermediates anteroEes
Su accon ecaz Ea las paptacones
zon dolores de cabsza napenca debdad pernas
olesas sans"noo oder zambidos de odos pdez
pie Ia re>uyen eaor natural meteosmos banca
gsnd perdda lie sangre ta de menstruacn abundanca
complete darroo de
dc pubeae debdad general de ss
agudas conica" tai aeracione sns6.
dc coro anema mp de Affection general deo
I'm vsta de les de Terspeucs de aguns neonve
nienes notaUan pctos hs modado formula
de pdboo dt segura rda en- aus fac
tos maueba e gensazado que haoe de
ella en toda 10 isls.
CON hn dc e las muchas mtacoes
formula ban % ho propades nerore exgss
eada eais ae egma poceenca este an
tapa seo dice DOCTOR n REvERON M6tioo
ouaao Pence Puerto Ra en Inferior lado de-
recAo do fa exterior caaPonc 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
La pOblaci6n de Espana.

Acaba de publicarse el tomo pri
nero del censo de poblacion de
Espaha correspondence al afo de
1887.
Segun die no censo, ell total de
habitantes en- Espaiia en- 1887 era
de. 1855 632 varones 8.6l2 524
hembras 1858 1857.
&De ellos eran solteros 9,588.914
casados 5.743 757, y viudos million
232, ,526, no constando el estado ci-
vii de 435 habitantes.
l,Sabian leer Coz. .O05, leer y escri.
bir 1904. 40; no sabian leer II 9l5
mil 871 no constando la instruc-
ci6n elemental de Is 8S6 personas
Fran espaholes por ca nacimien.
to II millones quinientcs diecii Ell
nail cusrenta y nueve, y por natu
Talisaci6n 7.l88.
Habfa en- Espsfia en- esta fechi
10 480 france ses; 6.755 portugue
ses; 3,S77 itallanos 57l9 ingle
ses {; 1.S26 alemanes 743 mario
quies ; 672 srgentinos /; b72 sulxos
$40 beIgas; 494 mejicanos 4s0 aus
troh6Dgar0s; 401 suecos y noruc
60. 204 norteameyicanos 256 an
doiranos /; 19l uruguaycs: 100 ~
SOS 122 holandsses /; l05 del de
tierto de Sahara 105 chilcnos 10
venezolanos "A brasileiios ; 62 tur
COS; go chiros; 60 griegos 4S da
neses ; 80 indoingleses; 81 guate
maitecos; 80 eg,pcios % colombia
Eos; 10 costaIriquehos /; Is ecuatc
fianos l3 salvadoreiios 8 hondr
refos; Z sfricanos sin deiermir q
laci6n /; Z americanos sin designs
naci0n; 8 haitiano; 3 rumanot; ) be
lvianos ! n3io l nicaragusyo
" cuya racior alidadad no oona
t.
Ell total de Ayuntamientos 4
Que coDstan las 40 provineias dc
Penint ula 8 isIss adyscentos e 4
D,2s7, ditthbuidos sD 40 partids
,adic,al ..
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUR5.


De Liverpool y escalss, vap. esp
. Pedro n. q Sobslnps lie Hxquiaga,
con carga dc translto.
De Habana J escalas, vap. esp.
&" NJ. l.. VillAverde >, de 90i tonela.
las. capltAn Oaresas, 4 i. de EE-
quiaga. Oerecedo Hmns y 90, IL q
cigsrrillos. q. Coyas Il Go, 5 Q u
bacos. l. u ,xso 4 hiJos, 50 c sad ar
Sauio Filippl, , bls cIgavsilloa G,
Bolivar & Co, So Q elgarrilloa. So
orinos dc Laihs s O., II & elga
srillos, / q dnice. Z hrls mAniqa e.
/ pete plumas ayes. L6pcz Villa.
mil J 90. Ill G cigariIlos. ZAlda IN
10 J Vale Q tabAcs J eigarri,
ilos. J oehoa y Hmso - Q elgari
zoe. A Ia 0rlea 7. & 10 eiga ri
llos- y r. s 1 ia ersa. .. G., ],
a clgarrlilea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
4UkA LOCAL.
SOBalNOs De EzOvlAsA.
kOkTALEzA, II.

CASA do giros y eoninoass.
Agsnsss dc los vaparss-cerreos De /
JompAnia frasatlAn.ica kspanola.
Agsntes Dc Id ID De los ssacrss Ls
rrinaga , Co., d Liverpool.
Item ldem e.. Ii. Flstehsr y Co.
IL (oompania "La Fischa") de il.
Assasss d ID Id as loo ssaeses j. I
dieksls y us., Linsa de "Ssrsa".
Agsn.ss De BaA', Behrad , Roa
Ansa de- SIERRA.
Agsnssa ds n Uompaaia as Ssgaro
soara Lassaalos isaominaia la" Sc
yA". ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

Luoes, 11.-Ssn H ginio, psps
y mirtsr.
M,r'e 12.-S n Bsni'o absd
= confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
HOTEL RESTAURANT AURORA"
de Antonio Navarro.
!: :42.-FORTALEZA-4a.

Este Estsblecimiento gastrono-
nico, reoomendable pos sa situa-
,l6n c9ntrica, 10 es mucho mas po,
las 1ltimas reformas que tanto Gu
inarias como: las concernientes Ia
ouen servicio de sus favorecedores
IA recientemente establecido 90
ouevo duelo; para que ell gusto }
ouen trato estea en- ammonia con Ia
llmpiezs ) equldad, Indispensable
On establecimlentos p1olioos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
SANTORAI<

Dtmingc. lo.--Nassixs hsss,
- Do d ! Saa E,ssnor. aises
20 , nsssir. = bAa 0csysis 4
Amaranis, scnfeses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
Vap aim FLANORlA

Sali6 del Havre con rumbo 4 es
Ca Isls, via st Thomas, el diA 3 de
actual, y seguira viaje despues DE-
terminadas sus opsraoiones para
Europa, via La Guaira, admitieado
cargay pasajeros.
Consignatarios, Mullenh If }
Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
ESTANCIA.

Se vende una cerca de Rio-pie
iras pr0pla para le,heria s Casa de
campo. Inform Aran, ca ls Capital
San JusSo, 3.-Bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
+. ALFONSO. san Frame. ..,o a..

Con ululo honogiaoo pof 3 NJ
el kog, PrmiAdo COZ mcdaglA i.
plata J mcneaoa honoginsa.
Hsoc parsonAlmcnsc todA elAs,
lie rclEaio cn 81 nacyo Eat4h.rel
nlraEo gprimerA ca 81 elAscl dc
ie 10 mAAaaa ) de 10 tAldr, aan
qac el dAA csse aab.alo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
ASlos Sres Curas parrocos,

So vende IN magnifico y nuevo
Arm0Nsun de voces muy potentes,
de 16 registros, rodillera, y teclado
5ranspositor.
Els de MADEIRA palissandre. y de
la mejor fabrica conocida de Pa
ris.
FOrtaleza, ndmeto 32.- Tien Ia
lie Los Muohaohos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
AVISO.

senAo obi ID fceuens las pniora doctor
hgo las egmas les prepaadas exclus-
Ia actdtadA Frmaea lie les Vale Canco que
dspoaisfs dc Ia vcdadera f6smn ncos
totf.aos para = nal nnmh dirAas Pndoras.
Dvosiies Capital 6uiermctyPogo Vale CAncio-Areoi-
10 fAmasa asera-coAme Fasmsea RetaessLare Farmaeia
Isagrno
DOCTOR " RETERON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
AvIsos.
Vap espCONDE WlFREDO

Del l6 al II del presente mes to
mara puerto, procedente dc BARGE
iona y escala, y terminadas sus ope
raoiones seguira para Habaus y es
calas, admitiendo carga y pasaje.
ros.
Oonsignatarios, J. M. Izquierdo
y %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

Convocatoria para Ia Jduta &c.
neral &c Notario:.
Lista de electores para un Sc
nador por Ia Real Universidad dc
la Habana.
Subastas.
Censo electoral para Diputados
& Cortes.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamisntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

Col. esp: +" Providenoia", carga
para Fajardo.
Bdra esp. DOS Amigos, arga
para Arroyo.
Bdra esp "San Jos6", peadieote
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
FRANCISCO FONT

TANCA $, ESQUINA FORTALE IA.
Gomeroiante importsdor. Or. sur.
lido de conservas, vinos = licores. Uni
CO inportador de los vinos del afa made
cosecnero don Eustasio Sierra de Ale
son (Rioja) Ventas por mayor y de
tail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

Co esp &C. de. Maria. de Maya.
gQ~E =:
q d esp II 6efsgA ;, dc ykss zee
ual cap "A1UlA'. de lsjatdn
Nsp cap ."Asgias." de Afexabe
fasA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
"a sUS CONsUMIDORES.

fla BELLEG A. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

"A sUS CONsUMIDORES.
Es costumbse inmemorial
Ea todO ell orbe cristian0,
Felicitar de antemano
En- ell perfodo pascual.
( ala Bsllezs," que cuids
De agradecer los favorts,.
A tOdos sus fumadores
Ssluda CON alma y vida.
PrOr1et;enoo con reposo
A SD protector terviente,
Darle, en- escala ascendente,
Su cigarrillo saDroso.
Que, sin ambaje 6 sofisma,
Sin mentira y sin engano,
Passran a7lo tras ano
Y siempre sera la misma...
Sera la mlsma on brindar
On material de primera. ....;
Sera la misma que era
Para ell que quiera fumar.
Sera sin ningdn atajo,
En- triste6 placida hors,
La constante brindadora
De ramas de Vuelta. .Absjo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
REyISTA CONGRCIAL

DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS.
Operaciones durante los
dfas 8 y 9 de Enero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
EFECTOS MIllTkREs
"Ei. 1Os y ORC"
III >AXv n3R o. srM
as:ggss ~ saa jsAE stTssI
Playa Principal nhyn g..

Playa Principal nhsn g..
En este antique y acreditado establecimien
to hay contantemente un gran surtido d.
sables, espadss, y divisas de todas classes pars
los sefores oioiales de Ejercito, Armada, Ha
cienda y Telegrafos, Escudos, Trofeos, Em
blemas etc, etc.
Be confeocionan gorras de todas clases J
formas.
Escudos espafioles de seda, estampados, de
ooa tamahos. para ban isras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
La iLocl6n Antiherp6tlca

del doctor MONTES, es Ell rreparado que mas So
usa en- Madrid otras capitaes de Europa, para ba.
Ger desaparecer Ia caspa en- la cabeza eyitando Sc
guramente la cada del eaoello. Sustituye al "Aeua
de quna' que NADIA hace, como est& agradable.
mente perfumada, las sehoras encontraran en- ella
an aqua de tocador improbable, 10 mismo para
usarla en- la cabeza que la cara, con 10 que eyta.
ran que el CUTS padezca de barros, grietas, man.
chas irrtaclones producidas por el sol Ell aire,
que tanto afean estropean la pie de la cara.
La Locaon Montes, no no-s sie1s y ,4g9. iga.l
miento de toda production herpetica, hacienda des-
aparecer primero el pcor molestfsmo, restituyendo
despues la normaidad al sitio enfermo. La LO-
ClON es inofensiva, y 10 mismo que medicamen.
to, tiene conqustado un puesto en- ell tocador de las
den. f-''Ao' VI
z.oe vende en- la farmacia santa Ana, MuraIla 6S
en- la botica LA Reina", Rena, 10, en- las buenas
potcas droguerias de Ia Isla de Cuba, v en- esta
isla en- casa del dnico representante don Fernando
Sanchez, calle Nueva, Rio pedras, en- eli dep6sito
Juan de Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

aAi-InAs ns natA.


Para "a aasssa sAeA - zap.
Ha II fsaal.',, Asapae1sAA pos
" s as@Ass J Asssus. eaA aAHgA aa
sEaNasiae
fasA JAa4aAra. hsu2 sss -MfasAs
aesaas ala Fsas sssa ts0s - Kssaa
gAs e. AAsass,
fass AsessaAa. ss9 1Rg F1a
sasAa ;. ass srsse 49, ssss LAaAm@xs =
lsEas@&sss s@s sasss as ssaaaAsa
n.
aAaau1s - cAmgsAsa
sbasta ssa 'Assa&@ssaAa psss
4 80 80
hsss CO. 'rwaasa@s. ws'4 We
saes
f1t2ssRAOh ~ p<skA
II
4 -
AAskNAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

DE LA

FABRICA Ok TABAC0S Y ClGARROS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10

Privilegios de inyencion.
Eo la pY6xima sem ana se paga-
ran por ell Tesoro las siguientes
facturas de turno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
0ACETA DE HOY.

Han edo dtfiai,ivamente a2ro.
bados de r. O. los expedientes de
consumes de Hormigueros, Yau-
co, Penuelas, Santa Isabel, Baya.
mon, Yabucos, CsibA y Afissct
care el.fi1 econ6mico de 1890
81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-10
WATERLOO POLiTICO".
ExAMEN CRfTICC
DE LAS PRINCIPALS TEoRfAs
soBRR QUE DEscASsA Ell EDIFIcIo
PoLfTIco MoDERSo,
DON lGKAClO DlAZ CAMILLA,

DlEcf0i III ss9LETA EFEiAf.- y FsnF9-tEl
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

:! - -
Thu Democratic national platform de-
nounees protection. as unconstitutional
ami demands u tariff for revenue only.
W. l1tye hId tl,1t kind ri II thrift in this
country We na1 1t FROM >s1G to 1eG0.
1t not u,1y 1tfonled no prntection~it
was mt intended to do that~~1,ut it
failed lo atforu tho revenue, which WIS
the only object ri its existence. After
fourteen years of fair :nnd patient trial
the country decided in 1tsbO-l that it
hatl elonyll of aIuritf tur revenue only,
An,l it returned to thu American system
Of protection, Vhith Ead prevailed most
of he TIME MP IT, tllat; IIe1*t11l and ltas
prevailed ever since, This iS the impress
sive le>son Of history. t3an Anybody give
ii single reason why the popular verdict
Ut 1850 should not bf. n ;;eate'l in ls9.:
Boston Jourla.l ~: j: :"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

Martin Van Buren. one Ut the lnost
astute politicians this country ever pro-
duced, and in fact tue first Of the long
line of great American politicians, re-
gar1ed letter writing as q dangerous
practice in Il campaign. He would
travel a long journey. even by stage, to
confer verbally with Il political conf
dant rather than write him q letter.
Grover Cleveland might do well to i1ni-
tate this example, if mot for his own
good at least for the relief of the public.
Denver Sun. 49,. .
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
ENDED HIS LIFE.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 97.~-toI VIM.
r. CAnadAy, Of Nnr'h h Carolina, for,
rntrly a4futAlit-al-Arni- Of tht a-,lAtc,
cn'ntnIt ed -ulcirt her. thi- tnUrntnk
by =tn,o ing himself through tile head.
since hI- retirement frnm thr 4~t,-
att Got. ttnndHy hA' hr+n ett9*gtt; lit
Ii general btnk+rAgr hnrtl.t>- in l,ur:~
ntr>lin Nttn.J. Il a. Ktulllnn. who
furnished the tfE1al,rlHl fe-Otl, ct.4 II lAt
Tim. Mr. II uui to!, sa},i he was
nwAK+ntd Early this morning by
rolnred hoy, who brought him II MIR
-Agr from t'n'. Cunsdvt, who de.ir 4
To SEQ him ut Iii" otfir+. Since Ills
connection With rtn4tluy ard the tn.>-
ine>s Mr. HhuGhtt'il said Ae had ill.,
vested $l7. .t0V la the concern. -, Con ct
which ht hH1 plncth in tl.e >ute only
last evening. Hi+ -uspIriunS w+te
arou ri that the message had ~otnt-
thug to dn with tl1at money, and " hen
he arrived ut the UIlice he found he
was not mistaken. to| C4radv told
him he had hetn awakened ~ three
colored men between : and ) o'ciock
in The morning, who, with revovers
at bis head, compelled hin. to open the
snfe. The burglars. CoI. Canaday
said, had obtained entrance by break
lug the window lune with railroad
spike. After securing the money the
robbers gaKgtd the colonel, u<lug for
the purpose piece OF his night robe.
They then tound him to the door Of
the office, after tying hls hands aud
feet. This Was the atory told to Mr..
Houghtou, who promptly declared hi4
disbelief ut the tale, and left after
warning Col. Cauaday that he iutend.
to procure a warrant for his arrest.
After the scene between them he re~
turneu to his office, aud about 7:30 he
was found BY the police, who bad
come to serve the warrant sworn tut
by Mr.. Houghton, stretched on cot
la n corner OF the room with bullet
hole In his head. The bedding and
tinor about the cot we're pool Ut
blood. The bullet had passed clear
through hia head and WIS embecded
III the wall.
A mole was found written ty Col.
Cauaday to Mr.. HUI htuu, saying:
after Your conduct this morning I
have no further use for life.'
Another note Waa left by the suicide,
said tn have been addltssed II Il Iady,
htcn thr police have and will uut
make public until the inquest. It is
said that the chsrred napers found on
the tinor OF the office represented notes,
bonds, stocks and other commercial
paper of the value Of $l0o. 900.
Col. Canaday has been separated
from his wife for several years, who,
with her only SOD, young boy, lives
at Wilmington, N c., and rumor con-
meets his name with that of young
woman who has been ia bis employ,
The police are looking for her, in the
belief that she may be- able to tell
something Of the whe.eabouts of the
$1,000 that disappeared last night. -
Col. Canaday has been In financial
troubles for sonle time. They were
the oause OF his retirement from the
office of sergeant~at-arms of the seu~
ate.
Col. CAnaday Was native OF North
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

/ He.enA has strunx anu logical J.
vocale of her clnin= in nurth+rn Moi-
tnhna ~ The l'ersul Ut the editor f
til" River Pres. ut Fort Benton. Que
uf tlle st,llnuesE ami lnO4t pntlyincir z
articles ye~ published In behalf IT
HeltHA'A tIA1t1i% III b~ctl lne the er~
msnent capital Of Mout4ua app u ed
IN last weeks jszue of thai paper.
Frnm 1t W.T. lake the following extract:
"Of The ia hrs presented inI the en~
dur.eutcnt Ut II 3l,t4nA voter= IN Nov
.nll,nr hlt4. 16V!, VIZ believe that Hell
ena should he their overwhelming
rhti = for tile stnte capita for aII tine
to cum+, for tre fnIowlng rta-on>:
''HtItuh hrs bteu t.4e captnt If The
territory und SLATE for .nnle tW -tisy.
year pass and during thi- ~l,ote period
II has been appnrtnt HAT III q her city
conld have b:en selected with bette
rrgnr1 tor thr convenience aud bu~i-
ne~s Interests ut tnt STATE vi iar.+. *-.
ri" leila ,= ih9 rAi!ruad eruter Ut
Montana. aud is more easily accessible
frcm all parts Of the state than auy
ntber city that could be meut!oled.
These railroad facilities Afe pernInnen'
aud will be rtilI further Increased ~
tho country /. developed and new
Railroads. puitt into the -tn:e. TIE
railroad ctn'er III tn.dny will also l,t
u raj road center, carrying with 1t the
advantages always Acturing frotn such
facilities,
ain addition to having the largest
ptrtna eut population of amy city VI
Montana, Helena III Al.u cote 10 the
oenter Of pol ulaiiou Of the whol+ a.e.
Such loration lace, her IL oso4e lela~
Hon to II greater numter of Montana
cltfzrus than auy other city nalned for
capital honors. 1t Ia claimed that this
advantage may oe disturbed by rapid
growth Of population In other parts of
tbs tate, but it 10 ea:e to anticipate
that Helena and her su,rounui W
vii. also grow In due proportion to The
development experienced Ia other sec-
tions.
Helena Is the great financial center
of Montana. Her citizens have been
Unidentified with more Montana enter
prises than have the citizens Ut auy
other plact; and while such invest-
ments have not been made altoge her
from phtlanthropic motives. the pro-
jects originated aud carried through to
completion by Helena men have been
of incalculable benefit to local c,m-
munlties in all parts of the state.
"HeItna il permanent city. Her
statue To-day IN a steady growth IF
some thlr y years part, aud her unin~
terrup,ed progress during this length
of ttine Indicates solid foundation
upon which a stiIl greater rity will tie
built In years to cotue.
''1n short, Helena has practically
demonstrated her fitness for the ter-
manent location ot Montanas seat of
government during probationary
period of twenty years past, and no
good reasons can be ADVANCED for Its
removal to any other city. let the
temporary organization be made per-
ruanant y
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

There was nothing new or forceful in
Mr.. Steyenson's treatment Of the tariff.
His lament Of Il prohibitory tariff finds
consolation in the fact that imports of
merchandise ut New York during the
pa>t three wecks Were 4ot5 per cent.
greater than during the corresponding
period OF last year. But Mr.. Stevenson,
and l. il associates are now repeating ex-
ploded maxims rather than studying
markets and facts.-1ndianapoli Jour
uuI
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

n n;tr~ "hnntifnl II -'.-Then she
tried DR.. Kings Sew Discovery and
After TIE ,iHe nf two rnd half tottl.s,
"a- c"mul~tely cured, They say Or.
king'- New Discovery in worth it,
weight Il g.ld, yet you may get tris1
t'tt|e free ut w. Il. Sava9e'= Drt q
~,turt