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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

!: Un respectable comerciante residente en- una
ciudad de la Isla y que ocupa muy distinguida
posici6n social escrbe entire otros los siguien
tes parrafos en- carta particular fechada el %
del mes en- curse:
"1QuG opina usted respecto del tratado CO
mercial con los Estados- Unidos ? Yo 10 estimo
desastroso para Puerto Rico, como me propongo
demostrarlo algunos art1culos que tai vez de-
dicarS gu popular CoRREsPoNDENCIA. Creo que
ahora que Ia opinion Sc va fernando, es precise
combatir ese tratado que, adn cuando favorece
Cuba, nos peljudica notabemente 4 nosotros
Va que los Centres de Detallistas de la Capital
Ponce han hecho declaraciones contrarias al d-
cho tratado, la ocasi6n me parece oportuna para
combatirlo energicamente.
Es una lastima 10 que ocurTe con nuestros
peri6dicos, me exptco perfectamente el nombre
que va adquiriendo de dfa en- dfa LA CoRREsPoN-
DENo1A, por seguir un plan distinto los demas
Nuestra prensa desatiende casi siempre las cues
TONES serias que afectan al pals, para detenerse
en- trivialidades personales. D& pena yer que en-
estos momentos supremos para Puerto Rico, CO.
lumnas mas columnas de nuestros voceros de
la opinion Sc llenen averiguar ST Ell sefor Uba
ri hizo mas m9nos bien mas 6 m9nos NAL en-
visitar la Fortaleza en- los dias del confcto en-
81 SO debe no reconocerle hijo padre adoptivo
de Ia Provincia. Al msmo senor Ubarri deben
tenerlo va fastidiado con tantas bobertGS que no
son de la 6poca en- que vivimos.
En- GOudS paTGSS uS1 nuuUO, Cu&uOO uu Pc
ri6dlco iniciS campafa de reconocido interes pd-
blico, los demas toman cartas en- Ell asunto para
discutir el pro el contra de 10 que Sc debate, y
como del choque sale la luz, algo bueno Sc consi-
gue Aquf, sea por antagonismo polftico, sea por
celos entire correligionarios, 4 otra causa baladf
dGjanse dormir las cuestiones de utilidad gene
raj, Sc hace el vacio toda idea nueva, 81 esta
no tiene va por objeto ensalsar unas PERSONAL
dades deprimir las otras mas menos
| iusticia. De ese modo el Gobierno que no We
unanimidad en- la prensa cuando Sc piden refor-
mas econ6micas, POGO case hace de 10 que aisla-
damente olga un peri6dico Y que ell poder de
la prensa unida es un poderoso ariete, no Sc pue-
de negar. Vease sino el resultado de la famosa
question Tarifas. H~baeram pasado como pasan
| lindebidamente muchas cosas en- Puerto Rico, a
no ser por la actitud energca, digna y unanime
de toda la prensa del pals.
"Repito que me explico el auje que alcanza
| LA CORRESPONDENCE en- toda la lsla. Necesita-
| bamos un peri6dico independence de esa fndole,
que no tema abordar las cuesticnes que afectan 4
todas las classes sociales; que prefera 10 dtil 10
sup6rfuo; que, sin compromises de partido vaya
al prano sin rodeos los asuntos dc actualidad.
Como usted ha dicho muy bien, perder en- nues-
tlos dias el tempo averiguando 81 son lobos po.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

rar la nstancla presentada por los Fabricantes de
Tabacos que sali6 de la Habana en- ell correo
del dfa diez para resolver sobre ell impuesto que
pesa sobre dicha industrial Dice La Correspon.
dencta de EspaHo que es probable que Sc rebaje
el tpo de dos por ciento con que Sc importa el
tabaco
Aseg6rase que en- cuanto terminen las 6es
tas del Centenario, Sc planteara Ia crisis minis
terial
La rrensa atribuye al seflor Romero Roble
do ell prop6sito de dejar al sefor Bosch la cartera
de Ultramar, en- el case de que al producirse la
crisis salgs de ese Ainisterio.
Tan pronto como regrese q Madrid Ell emba-
iador de Franca, Sc reanudaran las negoclaclones
pendientes para la celebration de un tratado con
dicha Naci6n.
Nueva York, 19--No Ia ocurrido ningdn
nuevo case de c6lera en- esta ciudad de Nueva
York. Tampoco SO ha presentado ninguno en- la
cuarentena. El tempo esta deicioso. Ell esta-
do sanitario de la ciudad excelente. La junta
de Sanidad cree que ha pasado ell peigro de que
Sc desarrolle Il epidemia. Sc dice que ha ocu-
rrido un case de c6lera en- Brunswick, en- ell estA.
do de Nueva Jersey.
Seg1n las 1ltimas noticias de Europa ell CO.
lera va disminuyendo en- Russia. En- Paris ha
renacido la confanza. La epidemic ha decrecido
en- Hamburgo. Ha mejorado ell aspecto de la
ciudad, han comenzado & darse conciertos pa
blicos. II.
Madrid, 20-El senor Romero Rcbledo ha
salido para su residencia de Antequera.
Los peri6dicos romeristas combaten seria-
nente ls invasion que ha circulado estos tres dias
entire los politicos, segdn Ia cual trata de
formar un gabinete en- que solo entren conserva-
dores ortodoxos.
Los mlnisteTiales SO muestran muy contra
riados por el recibimiento enthusiastic que Sc ha
hecho al senior Pi Margal en- la Coruna.
Nueva York, 20.-Solo hay noticia de un Ca
so sospechoso en- un pueblo de campo de las Ger
canlas de esta ciudad de Nueva York. En- Sandy
Hook ha habido un atacado de c6lera una
defunci6n.
Ell gobernador Mr.. Hill ha pronunciado en-
Booklyn un dscurso en- favor de la candidatura
de Mr.. Cleveland.
Berlin, 20.-El emperador Guillerme al asis-
tir las maniobras militares en- Tukan, Sc cay6
del caballo, pero Sc levant6 1leso.
Nuevs York. 20.-Seg1n las Gltimas not:
cias de Europa en- Hamburgo ocurrieron aver
ciento sesenta y nueve casos de c6era y ochenta
| dos defunciones Ell total de atacados en- esa
ciucad desde ell principle de Ia epidemia, ha side
de ounce mil seiscientos sesenta tres, ell dc
muertos seis mil setecientos sesenta cuatro. En-
Paris han ocurrido aver veinte y nueve casos y
han fallecido ounce. En- ell Havre los casos han
sido nueve y los muertos cuatro En- Bruselas
hubo tres atacados uno fallecdo. En- San Pc
tersburgo doce atarados y treinta y dos muertos
/ Ha habido varias defunciones Holanda LA
epademia Sc extiende por la Galitzia austriaca
/ Nueva York, 2O.-El distinguido medico
cubano y excoronel en- las ilas separatstas Jose
Miguel Parraga, ha fallecido anoche en- la yecina
ciudad de Brooklyn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

dencos los que vienen, nj es la base del Periods
mo moderno, nj da resultados PRACTICES en- favor
de los asociados en- general nj sirve para otra
cosa mas q para dlvidir los hombres que nidoS
para defender derechos intereses, serviran
meior de otro modo la Patlia en- general"
Hasta aquf los parrafos de refecsncia que
nosotIos no nos toca comentar, Sno dar las gra-
cias al respectable caballero que tan buen concep-
to tiene tornado de nuestro modestisimo diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Ha venido manlfestarnos el guardia Vicen.
te Perez Sanchez que es de todo punto exacto
que Maria Isabel Silva, vecina de la casa n6mero
ll9 de la calle del SOL fuese sorprendida derra-
mando aguas sucias y muy hediondas la calle,
y que ademas la referida Maria Isabel Sc neg6 4
decir su nombre, por 10 cual fuG conducida al
dep6sito 81 veclno don Felix Costa, fuG testigo
del hecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Los vecinos del caIlej6n de Gambaro siguen
quejandose; dicen que ahora es por la madruga
da y al amanecer O. Sc arrojan por los canos aguas
que apestan Ell barro. La policfa deberfa visitar
los corrales para averiguar de donde proceden es-
tas aguas corrompldas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
NOTlCIAS DE La CAPITAL

El Bolet5n Merconti1, atendiendo la insinua-
ci6n de La Imtegradad NacionaI, Sc propone con-
vocar los periodistas de esta Capital, para que
de acuerdo tomen iniciativa con 81 fin de celebrar
dignamente ell 40 centenaro del Descubrimiento de
America. Aplaudimos la determination del colega
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Han llegado en- Ell vapor Julia, procedentes
de Aguadila, nuestros amigos don Eduardo Kop-
pich su j6ven esposa, de Mayagdez Ell que es
tambien nuestro amigo Lcdo. don Mariana
Riera Palmer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Los perl6dicos de Santo Domingo publican
un manifesto del general Ignaeio Maria Coma.
lez, en- el cual este retira su candidatura en- las
pr6ximas elecciones para presidente de la Repd-
blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

En- Santiago de Cuba han entrado en- moda
las corridas de toros. Ha habido corrldas que han
producido hasta tres mil duros libre de gastos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Por persona de la cuaI no Sc puede dudar, he
mos sabido anoche que no exacto ell rumor que
circula por esta Capital de que don Enrique Ca
rrizo sea candidate para Ia Acadia de San
German.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
UVOs SatperaOreS

acaban de recibir 220 barriles de Is ibras netas
mas menos, q % reales barril. Ofrecen, BA
OUERO & GANDARA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Sabemos de buena tnta, que SO preparan
muchas senoritas y caballeros de esta Capital pa
la Inauguration del Casino de Manat No
bajaran de SO so los excurslonistas todos de
buen humor de meior apetito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Dice un peri6dlco de Santiago de Cuba, que
por orden superior Sc estan regando alf las cune-
tas, baches alcantarillas con sulfato de hero.
En- algunos barrios Sc quemaba azufre estufas
conyenientemente preparadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
Una respectable agencla de an

Una respectable agencla de anuncios de Paris
nos escribe solcitando rebaja los precios de los
que por ST. cuenta venimos publicando por que
alas nuevas tarifas araneeles de aduanas hacen
muy difcies los negocios entire Francia Cuba
Puerto Rico Resultado: que cuando nos Gprie-
tan por aca con recargos de artfculos que necesi-
tamos consumir, nos piden de fuera que aRojemOs
nosotros. Nadie como uuestro paternal Gobierno
para protejer las industrias de este infortunado
pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- la ofici-
ma del dicho establecimiento hoy las de
Pnds t9rdsEsPana 2s a0 LoRdrss 3%dy IT,
19 pS.-Habana, 8 DIV, Is p g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
El comerciante, por grande cue sea su pr

El comerciante, por grande que sea su pros
peridad en- los negocios, puede facilmente arrui-
narse venir menos; ell agricultor puede sufrir
mo que al comerciante; ell industrial, sugeto q
mayor ndmero de contingencies, est& siempre
pendiente de mil contrariedades, Ell empleado
prolongada cesantfa. Cuando los negoclos van
mal suelen venir las preocupaciones mentales,
con elias las intermediates incurables y al fin Ia
muerte, 81 no Sc ha tenido la precauci6n de to-
mar en- la epoca de prosperidad una POLKA de Sc
guro de vida de la Sociedad Benefca de Massa-
chusetts (que cobra casi la mitad que las demAs
ccmpanfas) sera tarde para remediar ell NAL
Agente Don r. B. Lopez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Entire los proyectos de festejos novedades
que prepara la culta ciudad de Barcelona ha to-
mado cuerpo y pacece que Sc llevar4 cabo, la
idea de proyectar la fgura de Colon refejada por
un foco electrico en- la Gina del monte Tibidabo,
las doce de la noche de uno de los dlas destina
dos festas, de modo de que pueda verse desde
cualquier lugar de las inmediaciones de la mon
tafla. EI espectaculo, ademas de su originalidad,
resultara grandioso y animadlsimo, paes con tai
motive Sc iluminaran las cercanias del monte Sc
instalaran allf puestos lie bebidas y centros de
recreacl6n infantil, caballitos, etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Aver no Sc lnscnbl6 nacimlento nj defunci6n
alguna en- este Registro Civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01

Pasajeros llegados hoy por el vapor Julia:
de la Habana Francisco Almestlga; de Santiago
de Cuba, Ulpiano Alvarez y Argenoso Asensio.
de Santo Domingo, Santiago Michelena, Jose
Luyanos Manuel Mendez, Petra Octavi, Adelina
Ramirez, Domingo Dominguez, Enrique Alfonso,
jesse Perl6n, Oscar Rey, Saturnino Andino Jos6
M Gauthier; de Mayagdez, Jose Lugoya Emete-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
100 R0rr7es HQrinQ

de trigo americana, los yenden aprecios modicos,
CIVIDANES & c.
Almacen, calle de TetuAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-01
P0p0s SWperGOres

200 canastos gaIegas 300 cajas fracesas ORE
cen: BGEQ9Ee9'O q GGEaGCgGE9'N.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-08-12
CARTER'S VALEDlCTORY.
The Retiring Land Commissioners Makes
His Final Report.

His Final Report.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. S.-Commissioncr
Carriers vaicdictory report Of the opera
tions of the land office for the past fiscal
year has been made public. The COM
missioner says that under the repeal OF
the timber culture law, approved last
year large numbers Of cases, long sus-
pended on the mere suspicion Of fraud
or under technical rulings, have been
passed to patent and more than BOZ, 900
additional entries have been considered
and proper action taken. The total
amount of agricultural patents issued
from 1888 to 1891 is 30S, l2s, covering
G3, 100, 900 acres, substantially clearing
the docket and leaving the Office free to
attend to current business. The number
of mineral patents issued from 1883 to
1892 was s, 7Gl, clearing the mineral and
coal dockets. The acreage OF public
lands disposed Of during the fiscal year
was 1871 900 acres. The miscellaneous
tracts aggregated II, 1,696,000 acres and
Indian lands $1,000 more than year
ago and total in round figures Of 49,
GG4 900. There We're patented for the
benefit of railway companies under
congressional grants during the past
fiscal year 2,U1S, 900 acres, as against all
area patented entries during the pre-
vious fiscal year of 3,OsS, 900 acres. Dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1891,
an area of 40S. 900 acres was patented to
several states under the survey land
grant, but during the period covered by
the report only 17G,OOU acres We're pat.
ented, making decrease Of 232 1000
The evils which attached to the system
Of surveys in former years, by which
the government suffered greatly from
fran1 in deception pracii'el by filler,
.r.- .j.en mainly elini E;rd from tn,
. ,i,c. The commission says the of
cc is in constant rrcrip %. letters com
si!!ng bitterly of the hnra2a that they
,,.e forced to bear because of the non
surveys of their land and consequent un
certainty of their locations. The tota
area of the vacant public land III TIN
United States is 5G7, ,5S6, 600 acres, o
which 2S9, ,G0l ,0C0 acres have been SUI
veyed.
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SHUT UP THE SliOl'
SENATE AND HOUSE SETTLE DIS
PUTES AND ADJOURN.

An Appropriation of Two and Half
Millions Mndc for the Worlds Fair.
Conference. Report on the Smndry Civil
nn, Adopted by Weary Legislators.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The first scs-
sion of the Fifty-second congress has adj
iourned. The dying hours were un-
eventful and lacking i'll any excitement,
and save for the president and tw" mem
bers of the cabinet and an unusually
large crowd of people i'll the galleries,
principally ladies dressed i'll summer at
tire, there was nothing To denote that
the gavel was about to {. IL adjourning
the two houses until December next
Nearly I'LL the senators ami representa-
tives in the city We're i'll their seats when
the clock painted to the hour for adj
iuurnulcnt, and on the floors of both
houses and around the corridors and
clerks Office there was hustle and eX-
citcment incident to the preparation of
bills which passed during the evening
for the presidents signature before the
session of congress expired.
Shortly after 8 o'clock, as is custom
AIRY on such occasions. the president az
rived at the capitol and was Immediate
" shown to his room, where he was en-
gagged for some minutes chatting with
senator's ard Vice President Morton.
Soon after arriving the worlds fair bill
uppropriatiny two and half millions,
which was passed by both the senate
and house during the afternoon,
was presented for his signature, and i'll
few minutes it became a law. Other
bills followed, and for some minutes the
president was kept busy atiixiny his
name to various measures, consisting
principally, however, of bills OF pri-
vute nature. An unusually small num-
Der were presented to him and he soon
completed his taskand spent the remain
der of his time talking to senators and
others who happened i'll.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-08-12
cAsEY's MEASURE PASSED.
The Red River Valley Relief Bill Eccomss

The Red River Valley Relief Bill becomes
WAsnlNGToN, Aug. CIT WIS Il great
surprise to everybody when tncre was
no objection III the house to passing the
Casey bill granting relief to settlers on
the Red River valley lands. y supreme
court decision held that the Manitoba,
now the Great Northern, was owner of
the lands. After negotiations OF last
summer had been reported Mr. Casey
introduced II bill which i'll il somewhat
modified form has passed both houses.
Representative johnson has for several
days been trying to get recognition from
Speaker Crisp. and after he worlds ap-
prupratioE was out of the way and Il
number of other matters had been dis
posed of, the long sought recognition
was given, and, strange to say, there
was no objections to the bill. When the
bill came over to the senate, Senator
Pcttigrew moved that the amendments
be concurrcd liz and this being agreed
to the bill was sent to the president.
The success of this bill will give IL great
deal of joy to many settlers i'll the Red
River valley. AT 10 O'Clock y. ln the
president signed the bill and it became ~
law
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has set the date for the hearing on

has set the date for the hearing on
Aug. %.
Rev. DR.. Frank T. Ingalls,, of Spring
field, Mo-, a Congregational clergyman
Of wide reputation, president of Drury
college. and a brother of ex-senator
Ingalls,, is dead.
Captain William C. Spencer, U. S. A.,
by the direction of the president, is
placed upon the retired list to date from
July 80. 1892, the date of his appoint
ment of captain.
The Minnesota worlds fair commits
sioners has made appropriations for the
horticultural and educational exhibits.
All but $1,000 of the additional 800, 900
has been collected.
The efforts to compromise the Iron
Hall litigation have proven fruitless and
negotiations have been broken off The
case will come up for trial Mt Indianapo-
lis next Thursday.
A sloop from Victoria landed dozen
Chinese near Point Wilson, Or, and
then hastily sailed away. The customs
officers arrested four of the Chinese and
are now on the trail Of the others.
At picnic at Ball Hollow, KY,
regular mountain battle took place be-
tween two Ferrill brothers and three or
| four Daniels. One of the Ferrills was
terribly butclIered, while two of the
Daniels received dangerous wounds.
Daniel w. Shea. son of wealthy Bos-
ton family, and Henry Smith, of Sara
toga, worth d million in his own name,
fought two rounds to draw at Sara
loga Monday, before select few. The
fight was the result of a quarrel.
John c. Bundy. for many years editor
and publisher Of The Religio- Philosophi-
cal Journal, and man of international
reputation among spiritualists and oc-
cultists, died in Chicago Saturday after
Il brief illness. He was 81 years old.
The fortytwo invader stockmen and
Texans have been arraigned in court in
Cheyenne charged with murder in the
first degree. They We're indicted in q
body and in groups of four. 1t re-
quired all day to read the indictments.
The trial is set for Aug 90.
The Milwaukee's statement for the
year ended June 80 shows gross earnings
of S3a, 2S3, sos, an increase as compared
with the preceding fiscal year Of
$4,1i9,3 ,3S3: expenses and taxes, $2O,Sl5,.
OO4; ali increase of $2,44S, ,504; net earn.
ings, Sl1, ,46S, ,503; an increase Of =, 800,
: 10
Harry Deakin has arrived in San
: Francisco from Japan direct, bringing
; with him the manuscript of new play
5 written by Sir Edwin Arnold and chris.
tened "Adsulna, or the Japanese Wife"
The play is to be produced with Oriental
1 splendor at Chicago during the worlds
fair.
e The Minnesota state railroad and
warehouse commissioners have decided
: to hold an open meeting at the capito
Y ON Sept. /. They will then consider thu
V matter of establishing uniform grad,
!. for all kinds of grain handled in Mime
sofa. All persons interested in the sub
:, ject are invited TO attend and express
:. their views to the commissioners
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MANY INJURED.
\ Serious Wreck on the SANTA Fc Road
Near Denver.

y Serious Wreck on the Santn Fc Hond
Near Denver.
DENVER, Aug. "a serious wreck
occurred on the Santa Fc road al Pitts
burg, just outside the city limits, by
which Il number of persons We're in
iured. some If them seriously. When
Rio Grande passenger No. 5 was six
miles form Denver the rails spread and
every car i'll the train was thrown from
the track except the diner The III
jured are: Ned |. Nearing, of Pueblo;
j. p. Jackson. Colorado Springs; Miss
Jennie Anderson, Montrose: Salem
Alley, lroquois, His; Mary Ann Edding
ton. Pittsburg; Mrs Samuel Roberts,
Battle Creek, Mich; Mrs. j. w. Carson.
Chicago; Mrs. b. Brcsclman, an aged
German lady; Charles S. Clifford. Chi
cago Mrs d. w. Carter, Cottonwood
Falls, Kan; Mrs. Frank Lee, Cotton
wood Falls, Kan.
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DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
The strike of Saw Miil Men ut stevens
IniIf SnIisElnI uriIX 4 Arr;iu.-ril.

The strike of Saw iliil Men at stevens
Point satisfactorily Arranged.
STEVENS POINT, Wis. -Nug. 6.-The
strike is at an end and IL many Of the
mills rs are prepared to sta. up will be
running i'll the morning. All differences
have been adjusted by giving employees
who receive less than Sl.5O IL day an adj
vance of one shilling The same in
crease is given carriage riders i'll the
Bosworth and the Reilly Il Week Lun-
Der mills.
w. w. O'Keefe, of Ashland. arrived
arrived here during the morning, and
after his long address to the worlmen,
i'll which he gave some good advice, Il
committee was appointed and the agree
mcnt was arrived at with the mill OWL
crs. Al organization of the men into a
union will be effected before he leaves.
The news that the differences between
employers and employees are satisfac-
torily arranged is received with an eX-
preston of thankfulncss on all sides.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. ErneStinc Rose we'll known as
womans advocate i'll America, is dead at
Brighton, England.
The Union Pacific has acceded to the
demands OF the telegraph operators. and
the general strike has been declared off.
The contract for the new Catholic
Theological seminary at st. Paul has
been let. Over 100000 will be ex-
pended.
The coroner's jury has returned a
verdict holding City Engineer Rund-
lett and assistants responsible for the
West Side disaster.
The Bankers National bank of Chi
cago. capital sl,ooo,ooo, eX-Comptroller
Lacy, president, has been authorized by
Comptroller Iiepburn to be i'll business.
The directors of the Commercial bank,
st. Paul, have applied to the courts for
permission TO re. open. and Judge Kelly