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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25
Mutual Life six per cent consols.
LOTS FOR SALE.

The following described lots are o of
fsred for sale, viz: Lots valued at $25(
each, in parcels of twenty, to Be paid for in
twenty installments, each Of equal amount.
md to include al charges.
The property il guaranteed to increase in
value each year under . certain eontin-
Rency until, with the payment Of last in
stallment, the present value will be
doubled.
A unique feature is that in case of the
owners death the mortgage is s%xtinguished
and payments cease.
A very valuable clause of the contract is
the guarantee Of the company that the
property. whom paid for, will produce a
revenue without spending further capital
for improvemsnts) equal to At least six
per cent. free Of taxes.
Fol particulars apply to
SMITH d Co., Agents.
Room IA, Merchants NATL Bank Bldg,
Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

i short time. In o,dsr TO carry ont tho
improvement aa contemplated II was neoss-
sary 10 lower the grade OF that part of the
avenue between Davis and Hsattie atrsats
Bsatsie and Raleigh. The earth taken
from the one part was used TO NIL In the
other part.
The southeastcrn section Of the oity Il
ono that has been built MP very rapidly In
the past fsw ysars. II II situated ON tse
gentle elopsa leading MP 10 tho hills south
Of Abe sAas aide of town. some Of tho rest
and all parts Of ths southeast corner Of ths
city command ! magnificent Wow Of ths
valley and the hills beyond. though the
streets have all been laid out there, little. u
my. work has been done On those furtheas
removed from the center OF town. Right
which all the water runs during = heavy
rain, making = perfect river. which dashes
down through lots and houses, and across
~strests, doing great damage. The work or
grading the strssts there ID now going on.
II 10 being done in such = = that this gut
tiers of each street will accommodate ats
own water. Bsat,is street 10 having a big
slice taken of in one place. and this sxoa-
vatsd earth 10 being used TO fill in at an
other. 10 that when the work 10 completed
there will be Z f1ne t~horouRhfara into this
part OF town. The streets running east
a went AcroGa the guloh mentioned are
also being filled in from earth taken At
tho various sxcavations. so that when the
next big rain comes the troublesome galch
will be no longer Z terror 10 the residents
OF Broadway. Breckenridge. and other
streets.
Those already mentioned are but = small
part Of b street improvements that arc
going on. There are others, I little or a
big I'LL here and another there. and a put
ting down ~ various points Of from six
inches to several feet, which will greatly
facilitate travel and help beautify the CITY.
The most extensive Of these clasaes Of
work nave been on Broadway (Which has
macadamizsd east Of Davis ~Atrsetl.
Breckenridge, Raleigh and Beattis streets.
and Fifth avenues, Water street.
Ninth avenue, Psosta avenue (ths latter
been graded for half a mile), Mon
street, Hcmlook street, Clark street,
Bridge street, and numerous other jobs Of
larger or smaller Dimensions. Broadway
had about Z foot taken off the surface
from Warren street up the hill, and stone
are being placed outside the space
reserved for grass plats. Another slice will
be taken of tho steep hill on Grand street,
above jackson, and commodious cutters
ire being built, with wooden sides and top,
10 accommodate the water which rushes
down that steep incline during a rain. In
40 month since last spring has the pay roll
Tor the street department exceeded So. ZOO.
spite of the great amount of work being
lone,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25
FRESH EVERYDAY.

Special Shipmcnta at Oysters Received
NJ the Motor Waiting ftoama.
A. the weather gradually becomes coslss
the oyster trade increases Al tho Motor
waiting roons on Sixth avsnue. Sam HERR
the proprietor, started hia shirnsnts 4 lit
Vie early this season In order 10 supply ths
demands Of tho people who wish TO enjoy
tho bivalye md who believe that l. ID good
eating In any month that contains an n.
A fresh shipment Of New York counts ID
received at the waiting rooms svo,y day,
where they are servsdA in all styles BY i
competent cook. Mr.. Herr has made 4
speciality Of the oyster business ever sinno
h. has been In Helena.
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Arrivals ~ The Helena.


Operated by tho Merchants Hotel COM
rany. now bsgs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception Of guests. Rooms
will BE- offered TO transient gussts at $1.25
per day (parlor floor, 81 per day (third
foor), rs cents Per day Fourth floor. Ex-
ira for more than n occupant. All mod
ern improvement, steam heat, electric
light, return electric bell call system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Bruises
and velvet carpets used exclusively through
out the houas. Office. elegant bar and
billiard room. Cigar stand and palstial bar
Der shop ON 6rst floor.
RE-oPKNED.
The diningroom In this hotel has been
leased to and 10 now operated separately by
the Misses Maggie, who are prepared TO fur
nlsh board. Meals 80 cents. Board 81 per
week. Tickets. twsaty-one meals. 81.
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To County suPerintendonts Of Schools.
Tbs official programme, containing or
OF exercises for the observance Of
day, Oct. q, will bs furnished
from this office upon application. giving
needed for tine schools Of each
John CANNON.
Supt. of Public Instruction.
Helena, Sept. ~, 1892.
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Lamps at one-halt value at the Bea Hive re-
moval sale. Remember this ia the last week. r.
the removal takes place Got. l.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

Tie famous Deere pIows have maintained the
lead in all farming districts in the United states
agents for Montana, and carry : full line Of
Deere plows and extras constantly on hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

All kinds OF wool, astrakan and fur trimmings
for dresses at Fowles' cash store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

Full line Of fall and winter underwear and
hosiery at Butcher \ Bradiey's. Their stock is
complete and the prices low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25
Now Fringes At Fowles' cash store.

Butcher 4 Bradley have the hnest limo OF
stamped linans In town and the prioea are low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

Are you out for the 500 cash SEQ cou-
pom or 4th page.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

For table linens, towels and napkins 60 to
Fowles' cash store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25
MARRIED,

BE sure and eee The bee Hive line Of table
linens and towelsb before making your purehasee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25
PERSONAL.

Thos. E. Brady, Of Great Falls. il at The
Helena.
W. G. White, of Empire, ia at the Grand
Central.
j. T. Case. of Nissoula, was in Helena
Saturday.
J. y. Powers. Of Great Falls, is al the
Grand Central.
Chas. E. Beokwith, of hissoula, was in
town yesterday.
George l.. Carey, Of Livingston. was 1t
Tho Helena yesterday.
G. L. Meyer, Of Wickes, registered at tina
Grand Central yesterday.
Thomas G. Merrill. of Rimini, has come
to Helena to locate for the winter.
Among visitors from Marysville in the
city yesterday were George Barnes, J. W,
Rumping and William Mayer.
Among Butte people in the city yesterday
were G. A. Cook, 8. L. Russell, John Sher-
man, John Lewisohn. J. E. Gaylord, and J.
A. Talbot.
r. G. E%adingfeld, a clerk at the Boston
clothing store, after an illness of a month,
has gone to Minnesota to visit his parents.
whom he has not seen for a number of
years.
Mrs. s. X. Palmer, Ada Palmer, Fred
Palmer, for Bangor, Me-: G.. II. Butler, E
r. Cowan. and D. 8. Fund, for Chicago
H. W. Smith, for New York; Il. +. Shaeffer
for New York, were among the departures
via the Northern Pacific yesterday.
Arthur HelwiR, who has been associated
with the A. M. Hotter Hardware ompan
for several years ~ secretary and Treasurer,
has resigned to become the general agent OF
the Giant Powder company for Montana,
Idaho, Utah and Warrington. Mr.. Hel-
wig will make his headquarters at Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-25

500 Dash. Enter the contest, guess and
1t. Coupon Attn page.
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CCH00I nTCT pITTC CONTEMPLATING issuing Bonds
OCI1OOL or building School Houses will find
it to their interest to correspond with me T have purchased mora
School Bonds in Montana during the past year than all other bond
houses combined. Am prepared to advance money for the erec-
ton of School Houses in advance OF the issue of bonds. %-
Will purchase all classes OF Bonds, State, County and City War.
rants. Correspondence solicited.
II. B. PALMER. 10 EDWARDS ST, HELENA. MONT.
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The following passengers will arrive in
Helena to-day at 1:30 on the Northern Pa
oife: W.. A. Hopp, G. r. Andrews and wife,
E.. Small. +. X. P%armentsr, j. Dietrich.
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blowing nOtnlnR Dub water TO PASS down
into the hume. Another bridge has been
built and Il similar fill IL being made at
Third street, east Of Davis. The next most
extensive sewer improvement is that on
Boulder avenue. The sides of the old aums
crossing the avenue had csvsd in. They
are being rebuilt and extended up to the
surface of the strest, instead of being sew
sral feet underground as heretofore.
The most extensive piece of street work
is the cutting through of Lawrenbe street
from Main to Rodney. Tho cut, at its
deepest part. will be twenty FIVE and one
half feet below tho original surface. There
is q little army of men and leans at vol
in this cnt. which is being made gradually
until it gsts down to the established grade.
Flows run along the upper edge OF the cut
and turn the dirt over into the opening
already made. from which point it is
shovelsd into carts and hauled away. II is
very useful dirt too. AZ it is used on those
streets which need filling up to bring them
up to the proper grade. The dirt gotten
from the Lawrence street cut is very useful
for this purpose, as it makes I'm excellent
roadway. packs easily and evenly, and
presents . hard surface. II has been used
to good advantage on the lower part OF
venue Large quantities of the same
dirt have been used on the
west side also. in places where
the street beds needed patching up. The
rock gotten from the Lawrence street cut ID
being utilized in sewer and gutter work.
Eighth avenue work was also . big i'm
p~rovement. From Bsattie 10 Davis street
there had been practically no grade on this
avenue that would relieve the surface OF
the rain which fell in an ordinary shower.
During heavy rainfalls this caused con-
siderable damage to property and incon-
venlence to occupants OF houses. The
property owners finally got what they had
been asking for, and the work was done in
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
the WEEKS NEWS.
Drain tile at COutant's.

DIdlH llIC dG SOuldllO >.
Jelly glasses cheap at KIaumann's s.
Meals at all hours at the Nickel
Plate.
Window glass and putty at Cou-
tant's.
Fine candies and cigars at the Nick
ell Plate.
/ LETTER sells watches cheaper than
anybody.
"Green Sear' machine oil at SCOTS
drug store.
Summer hats regardless of cost at
the Racket.
Thayer & Williams is head quarters
for good coal.
You will find ice cream at 0tten's
on Saturdays.
Go to Yeager's new Racket Store
and get prices.
Pitchforks and all kinds of haying
| tools at Bartels'.
Mrs. GOshorn has all the latest mil
linery novelties.
LETTER is bound to keep the lead in
the iewelry business.
w. 4. Choguill was in town Tues
day on legal business.
New carpets and shades just receiv-
ed at Patterson & Sleeper's.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
| fully warranted at COutant's.
! A fine line of baby buggies, all
prices at Patterson d Sleeper'S.
Bargains in second hand mowers,
rakes and binders. y. w. Beck.
For old line machines go to Beck
where you can get repairs quick.
For the best tinware at the lowest
price, go to Brigham d Munger's.
Hygeia Wild Cherry Phosphate,
the popular summer drink, at Evans
Bros.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. II. Roots
| figures.
Cummings d Sons, lola, are running
a clover huller and solicit the patron
age of farmers.
All who are in debt to the Corpora
| tive store must call and settle at once.
Frank Null, Secretary.
Ladies wishing to obtain the Chi
cago Pastelles can get the same at any
time at my gallery. Mrs. Maule S4t4
Remember that COwan d Ausher-
man in addition TO a complete stock of
groceries, sell drugs and medicines
onI oil binds of ole
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Kavanaugh
were called over from Missouri last
week by the death of Mrs. KS faith
ther, Samuel BaXley.
Insure in the Farmers Mutual. j..
p. Remsberg will take your applica-
ton. Head quarters at Cooperative
store, north side, every Saturday.
The only really satisfactory gasoline
stove is the Quick Meal, and it is bet
ter this year than it ever was. w.
l.. Bartels is the sole lola agent for 1t.
The wind that came with the rain
last Saturday wrecked the circus
bill boards in short order 1t also blew
down a large amount of corn, we I'M
derstand.
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DIR. s. TOzer and his daughter, Mrs.
Crow, returned last Saturday from
Chicago. The Doctor is still very
week from the operation to which he
submitted, but everybody is glad to
know that his early and complete re-
covery is almost certain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1892.
The Weck'S Weather.

Furnished by Mr.. \. l.. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas
The temperature noted is taken at {
o'clock a. M.
THURSDAY AUG. II.
Sc.
AfterROOR-Cloudy: some thunder; wind Sc.
FRIDAY, ARG. Il.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 deg. Cloudy; fog
gy; very still.
AtteTOOR-Fair: dry: wind +
SATURDAY. AUG. Is.
Forenoon G6 deg Nearly clear;
wind F.
Afternoon Cloudy; rain ain; strong Nwwind
SUNDAY AUG. II.
FOrenOon-Temperature Is deg. Clear and
bright: wind y
AJterROoR-A bright pleasant day; wind n.
MONDAY, AUG. Il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 60 deg Clear; wind
NE
1JternOon-Nearly clear wind Sc.
TUESDAY, AUG. Ii
FOrcROeR-Tcmperaturc, g. deg. Clear; wind
Sc.
AJterROOH-Clear- dry; wind Sc.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Il.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6S deg. Clear; wind L.
AJteTROOi-Partly cloudy; wind Sc.
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KLAUMANN
Pays the highest
market price for
Produce and sells
goods at a close
margin.

Where does your
mother-in-Iaw buy
her groceries? at
H. KLAUMANN'S.
Where should you?
at KLAUMANN'S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16
EI eoIsra on Europa
nejicana.
Victor. Perez

Los recientes telegramas via Habana que
hemos publicado, confrman la noticia de que ell
c6lera esta en- Paris en- algunos departamentos
de Francia, por mas que guerra suavssorse ell nom,
bre de la epidemia Ell de colerina. Ey Laacef
autorizadfsimo periodico cientlfco que pubhca
en- Londres (donde tanbien han ocurridos dos
casos de colera), asi 10 declara sin rodeos.
Teniendo en- cuenta las relaciones frecuentes
q los tenemos en- Puerto Rico con Europa, nos pa
rece-y es la segunda q. 10 decimos,- que nues-
ira Junta de Sanidad deberfa reunirse para die
tar con tempo las precauclones que deben tomarse
fin de evitar una invasion del temible huesped
Dejar estas cosas para hacerlas festinadamente
cuando Ell toro este en- la plaza, como vulgarmen-
te Sc dice, no es nj prudente nj previsor.
Sobre este importante particular lamamos
respetuosamente la atencion de S. E. Ell Goberna
dor General. ST por dejar las cosas al tempo el
temido viajero del Granger negara visitarnos, la
responsabilidad moral que semejante calamidad
para ell pals har1a recaer sobre nuestras autorda
des, serla terrible. Vale mas precaver, que te-
ner que remediar.
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nos PALABRAs

Como prueba de unprecedented absolute pa
ra dOmostrar que somos amigos de que los lecto-
res de LA CORRESPONDENCE, en- las d1scuciones de
interes general que SO suscitan, Sc impongan del
pro contra de las opiniones que Sc sustentan,
completeness al amigo que 10 susrcribe publican
do Ell siguiente art1culo que nos proponemos con-
testar oportunamente.
Pero antes nos parece oportuno hacer cons
tar que no es exacto que latprensa en- general del
pals acogiese gustosa y aplaudiese la disposition
que prohibe la Introduction de la moneda mejica-
ma sin Ell resello que le hace perder su vaor, La
prensa de la isla, toda casi toda, en- primera
Inca la de Mayagiez, desaprobo la disposition y
la combatio en- 1885, como combatio el cange pro-
yectado de La dicha moneda, alegando que solo
anteresabo al Conaercao de Ia Capital
Oportuno nos parece tambien, decir que nj la
moneda mejicana ha dejado de introducirse de
contrabando desde entonces en- el pals eso SO dice
pdbhcamente y es la creencla general) sin que la
introduction clandestina, que podrfa ser legal ha
va desquiciado NADIA, nj es orgunaento suponer que
nuestro comercio Sc dejarla arruinar recibiendo
por 20 una moneda que vale 10, sin hacer el cal
cule de agio correspondence sobre las mercade
rlas que vende compra Y prueba 10 que dec
mos, que recibiendose en- las ofcinas fscaes de Ia
provincial La plata mej1cana con Ell aumento de
5.263 que de hecho la convierte en- moneda pro
vncial, los tipos de los cambios 1uct1an, (cuandc
escribimos los sefala Ell Banco Espahol Sill pa
ra Espafa, $500 sobre Inglaterra 25 p g. sobre
Francia % p. g sobre Nueva York 164 p. 6
sobre Habana(, sin tener para NADIA en- cuenta e.
cambio Official. Los azdcares, cafe, etc. Sc vende1
tambien con arreglo los tipos de los giros nc
con ell aumento Official de 5,263.
A reserva, decimos, de volver ocuparno
del asunto, creemos oportuno repetir aqul, que e
| indispensable buscar soluci6n al conf1icto mo
netario actual Nuestro comercio no puede Sc
guir estorbado en- sus transacciones con Ell exte
| rior.
El artlculo de collaboration que nos refe
rimos dice asf
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ellos Sc irfan muchas muchas Hbras esterinas
y muchos muchfsimos frances, y los cambios Sc
pondrfan como en- Santo Domingo Ell misno
Mejico, q 80, 35 y 40 por ciento todos los
ticulos de primera Ultima necesidad SUBURBAN
proportion al alza de los cambios, y la tai iber
tad de introduction serfa un digno complemento
a los Aranceles del senior Romero Robledo.
Piense el articulista de LA CORRESPONDENCE
otra soluci6n menos radical; presentela al pals.
este Sc 10 agradecera; mientras tanto vale mas
que los pasajeros que vienen costeando las islas
veclnas Sc molesten POGO al desembarcar aquf.
que no exponernos aumentar la depreciation
que ha sufrido la riqueza pdblica con la admission
de esa-especie de judSo errante que Sc llama plata
mejicana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16
JuNTA De leRIcvLToREs

Lamamos Ia atenci6n de los lectores de LA
CORRESPONDENCE hacia el interesante documento
que continuation pubicamos, de cuyos partcu-
lares hemos de volver ocuparnos:
Puerto Rico ID de Julio de 1892.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy sefor milo de mi consideration:
Terminada por la Comisi6n que eligiera La
Asamblea de agricultores celebrada el IL del pa
sado JUNO, la redacci6n del Proyecto de Estatu
tos Reglamento para constituir una Association
que Guide defenda los intereses de los agricul-
torres de toda la comarca, cumpiendo asi la mi
sion que por la indicada Asamblea Sc le confiara
ha procedido dicha Comisi6n establecer los
acuerdos siguientes:
Primero: Sc convoca una nueva Asamblea
que tendra efecto el dia 81 del corriente mes en-
esta Capital, poniendolo en- conocimiento de todos
los peri6dicos, fin de que Sc srvan dar publici-
dad dicha convoeatoria 4 los efectos indispen-
sables al concurso
Segundo: Sc remitira cada peri6dico de la
isla una copia del Proyecto de Est0tutos Reglo-
mento de referencia, con objeto de que, prestando
! al prop6sito la enthusiastic acOglda que desde su
iniciaci6n le dispensaran, Sc dignen lnsertar en-
sus columnas dichos documentos 81 las dimen
stones conveniencia de la publication no permi
teran la insercion lntegra por 10 menos Sc slrvan
extractarlos, oponlendo desde luego Las Bases
/ las obieciones que su criterlo les dlcten, AGO
giendo cuantas, en- pro en- contra, puedan diri
grle los interesados, todo con el fin de facihtal
| I'm anticipate estudio de la question, una mas
| rapida provechosa de iberaci6n por Ia Asamblea
/ Tercero: Hacer constar que 81 algdn agrlcul
1 tor, por motive cualquiera, no puede concurrl
personalmente el dia 81 & Ia Asamblea citada, Il
bastarA conceder su representation otro concu
lrrente. particpandolo asl la Presidencia por uni
carta de que habra de ser portador 81 represen
tante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16

Y en- cumplimiento de los expresados acuer-
dos diriio usted Ia presente, anticipandole mis-
sentimientos de profunda gratitud, por el obse-
quio especial que, acogiendolos fayorablemente,
dispensara usted la futura Asocsoci6n de Agri
cuztores personalmente al que una vez mas Sc
suscribe con toda consideration.
De usted alto. affmo S. S. @. B. S. M.
El Presidente,
Gregorao Ledesmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Estamos de acuerdo con La Lntsgrsdad res
pecto que tanto ell inolvidable 1nformador del
1866, socio honorario del Ateneo d. Jose ]. Acos-
ia, como Ell fundador presidente del referido
Ateneo Puerto -Riqueho, nuestro malogrado amigo
don Manuel Elzaburu, son acreedores a1n cuando
no tuvieran mas tftulos que los que dejamos
apuntados, mayor consideration por parte de
este Centro. Estimamos tambien que no debe
economizar estos actos la directiva, cuando pasa
tanto tempo sin que Sc tenga noticas de aquel
ilustrado Centre. Todo 10 contrario; la directi
va debe multiplicar las veladas, por que.ellas le
dan vida. ST podemos tener tres actos dentro de
POGO dos veladas una para Acosta, otra para FL
zaburu, la conferencia de nuestro ilustrado
companero senor Brau porque reducirlas dos !?
Recuerde la DIRECTIVE, los socios que ingresaron
con las veladas del senior Vinageras cuantos Sc
han dado de baja desde que el Ateneo d"erme.
Hay que amman al Ateneo. Hay que honrar
dignamente la memoria de nuestros ilustres
muertos.
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laaAflAd snelaAchosa,.

medad soepechosa.
Madrid, 9.--La Gocsto de hoy publica una
circular recomendando las autoridades las me-
diaas sanitarias que deben tomarse con motive de
la aparici6n del c6lera an Francia
Londres 9-Circula el rumor de que Sc han
presentado casos de c6lera en- Moscow.
Paris 9-Dfcese que eerca de Portonovo
fueron asaltadas las misiones cat6licas, siendo
quemados vivos seis misioneros y tres reigiosas.
Ha sido multado ell vicario general de Rennes,
Mr.-D9afosse por sus sermones atacando al go
bierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16

El senior presidente y Junta Directiva de la,
Sociedad Protectora de los Ninos, establecida en-
esta capital ha tenido la atencion de invitarnos
para los examenes de sus acogidos, acto que ten
dra lugar Ell domingo proximo las IL del dia
ell Asilo establecldo en- la Gale de la Fortaleza
ndmero 8.-Agradecemos mucho la atenci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-16

Fueron detenidos aver por la policfa los in
dividuos Manuel Guerra Torres conducido al
dep6sito municipal; Juan Cruz Rivera, a la car
eel, Ramon Lasanta, Juan R. Hernandez, Juan
G. Nieves, Jose H. Sanchez Angel A Gomez
presidio