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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

ahorrarse gastos y molestias, toda vez
que le. comprendfa la gracia general
otorgada el / ? de Octubre del coTr;enta
afo.
Mas por desdicha no ha sido asf
pesar de haberse devuelto 4 tiempo h
causa al punto de su procedencia. para
que siendo el fallo ejecutorio estuviese
comprendido nuestro querido compafie-
70 dentro del indulto, este no habfa sido
promulgado todav1a en- Puerto Rico 81
IA de Noviembre en- la indicada fecba
fue reducido prision el sefior Muioz
Rivera.
Basta el relate descarnado de los he.
chos para que Sc justifque por compile.
to el encono con que la opinion p1blica
comenta allende los mares los desacier-
tos de nuestros gobernantes, que dan
lugar a casos tan inauditos como eI de
que sc trata.
GEs este politica asimilista, senior Ro-
nero Robledof IPueden airmar los ha-
bitantes de Puerto Rico, que viven en-
Espafa bajo el regimen que impera en-
la Metropoli9
Sc ha cometido en- la Pequena Anti
LA I'm atropello q mansalva, de que ha
sido victima IN ciudadano digno y hon
RADIO, para con quien no reza, por 10
visto, la aplicacion de un indulto otor-
gado con todas la solemnidades de la
ley.
Esto, sePalo el seAor ministro de UI-
tramar, ha dado OCCASION que EN- Puer-
to-Rico circule como moneda corriente
la trase de qne ALI todo puede hacerse
imPunemente, como en- los mejores
tiempos del absolutismo.
FL no haberse publicado en- tempo
oportuno en- la Gaceta de San Juan el
decreto de indulto, demuestra el total y
censurable abandono en- que Sc tiene a
aquella provincia
(De EB Liberal.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
EDICTO

DON DARTO JLLO4 Y VARELA, Jaes d
IL T,sstancia de esta Cistdad Dc Ponce y So par
lido judicial.
HAgo saber Que en- los autos executives Sc
paiaos en- este Juzgado por dona Antonia Or
tix de Zaldo, contra don Fernando l1abastide,
~ cobro de pesos, y 4 instancia del Lcdo don
Adolfo Sanchez Cotorruelo del Procurador
dom Jose Maria de Goicoechea, para el pago
de costas, se ha dispuesto en- auto de de
Aposto de 1890, Ia venta en- pdbllca suoasta
de una 6nca r1stica compuesta de eiento cin-
euenfa tres cuerdas de terreno, que radlcau
~ II barrio de Ar1s, del terlnino municipal de
.Tnana- Diaz. denominada San Fernando. Dl-
Cha fnca Sc encuentra dividida en tres parce,,
las. siendo los colindantes de Ia prlmeras Al
Norte. con terrenos de don Miguel koslch
hacienda I,otala, al Sur, con Ia carretera que
conduce Guayama con un trozo de terreno
;nserito dentro de este perimetro, perSenecleh-
~ ( Il succession de don Palmario Laboy otro
da il succession de don Felipe Genos, a Este con
sarrenos ous pertenecieron don Giemente
Flenrian. hov de Ia hacienda Fotata, al Desse'
con Il 10 de Tacag1tas consta de una supef11-
- IL e;ncuenta cnerdas dos centisnetros dc
otra. az terranos de primera clasa, para Plan
taci6n de canas, Y que hoy se enouentran1 1,o cur
tiyados de ssta planta pOr Ia hacienda H0ea-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Despues dc una rspida y cruel enfer-
medad, aver las tres de la tarde ha
muerto nuestro respectable amigo el
IIustrisimo sefior Presidente dc la au-
diencia de 10 criminal de esta ciudad,
don Telmo Giraldez.
Los esfuerzos de la ciencia medica,
representada por los distinguidos pro-
fesores Corchado, IgIesias Villaronga
han sido impotentes ante 10 formidable
dc la enfermedad.
Era e senior Giraldez un funcionario
que haca honor a la magistratura esPa-
nola, por su rectitud, probidad ilustra-
cion, revelando en- todos sus ectos Ia
mas extricta unparalleled.
En- el trato social manifestose STEM
pre- como un cumplido caballero.
Tales condolences le conquistaron ge-
nerales simpatias en- nuestra sociedad,
que sc han es<teriorizado con motive de
su enfermcdad muerte.
La prensa periodical, la que distin
gufa el funcionario p1blico, ha perdido
en- el dignisimo Presidente de nuestra
Audiencia un adnirador y un amigo
lcal sincere.
Sentimos de corazon la muerte de-
sehor Giraldez Por la que enviamos
nuestra condolencia So distinguids
familia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

VICTOR MANEsCAU-Joyerfa y GAIA de
prestamos-Se efeet,lan negocios sobre empe-
nos de prendas toda clase de objetos de valor
Reina 2.
COAMO
FRANCISCO CINTRON. -Cou.erciante en-
provisiones, ferreteria, losa quincalla. Pre-
clos m6dicos. Gale del Fuerte numero g.
GUAYANILLA
JOSE CASUELA GEIGEL Plaza prin-
cipal-Colmado III OhDapo.
ORLANDO LAVERGNE. = Comisionista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

La creciente protection que dispense el pi-
blico al acreditado AIcoholado GateH, una
prueba evidente de sus buenas propiedades.
Cada botela leva Ia frma de invsntor
para evitar las falsifcaciones.
Vendess en- casi todas las boticas de la Isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
(Continuaci6n.)
UNA INTERVIEW CON MR.. ARToN

UNA INTERVIEW CON MR.. ARToN
Un peri6dico frances publica muy Sc
riamente Ia conversation mantenida Por
uno de sus redactores con Blr. Arton,
el judo, quien Sc atribuye uno de los
principales papeles en- el negocio del
Canal de Panama.
Mr.. Arton no esta en- Paris nj en- Pas
~. Fl juez de esta causa ha llamado a
declarar 4 los directories de La Cocayae
de La Lf6yc Parole. y estos no han
podido dar uoticia alguna del paradero
de Arton. L< Gaui0iS ahrma que Sc
encuentra en- Alemania.
Pero este donde quiera, es curioso CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

tener derecho exigir otros, que no sc adm-
tiran posturas que no cubran las dos terceras
parties de la tasacion, sin que previamente
consignen en- la mesa del Jnzgado, ell que las
haga, ell diez por ciento del valor de los bienes
que sirven de tipo la subasta.
Dado en- Ponce Is de Diciembrs de 1892
Ddrto Uloa Enrique L6pes.-Es copia, Enri-
que LOPEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
U N A

La madre NaturaleEa.
con prodigiosa largueza,
me dio cuanto necesito:
una escultural belleza.
v un encantador palmito.
UnoH ojos picarones
que Eirven para mis- fines
de ir robando corazones;
unos dientes de phones
v unos pies chirriquitinea.
Mi cabello as del color
dorado de la mazorca,
Y a mi talle seductor
puede muy bien una ajorca
servirle de cenidor.
Nil Yates, en- verso prosa
dicen, muriendo por mi,
que es mi tez de nieve Y rosa.
que mis- ojos son de hnri,
Y mis- pies muv poca cosa
Cada cual hace inventario
pintoresco, rico y vario
de mis- gracias, 4 su modo,
comparandome con todo
el sistema planetario.
Yo destinada naci
a vivir entire placeres,
porque, mirandome asi,
los hombres y las mujeres
beben los vientos por mi.
Yo la victoria poseo;
que, en- ell galante torneo
mata mi dulce peridia,
1 las mujeres de envidia,
Y los hombres de deKeo.
No hay on el mundo mulSP
que en- calma me pusda yer:
nj TRACTION las sublev6. -.
= todss quisieran ser
tan traidoras como yo.
Sc enRanar 4 las mas liatas
y rendir los mas bravos,
y, en mis- amantes conquistas,
he tonido por esclavoa
4 Glen aboIicionistas.
Buscan todos protection
en- mi, porque yo dirijo
la suerte de la naci6n,
y llamo mas atSnei6n
cue Frascuelo y Lagartijo.
Tantos triunfos consSgui,
que an vivir por siempre asi
toda mi esperanza fundo,
porque el mundo es para mi,
y soy la reina del mundS.
Jose Estremera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Los que Sc preocupRn de las pequehcceE
generalmente no Sc fjan en- las grandes cosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

La manera do dar con fruto leccionsa ds
virtud, Ss ofrscer & los hombrss busnos elem
plos one imitar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
RECORTES

en- tanto que recuerda siemprs sl bien que se
le hace
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

un reloj,
Mega el hecho su abogado logra la abso-
luciou.
AL salir de la vista, Ell brib6n estrecha La
mano de su defensor diciendole:
-SY ahora puedo llevar la alhaia sin psiigrO
algunof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Gran satisfaction hemos experimentado hoy
al recibir Ia vista de nuestro querido amigo el
joyen abogado inspiradisimo poeta don Jose
de Diego que permsneesra entire nosotros bre-
We tempo.
La DEMoCRACIA saluda carino su
constante colaborador dsseaudols grata perma-
neneia en- esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Nuestras cocineras:
La sonora sorprende Maria en- oil momsnto
en- que esta prueba una salsa con Ia punta do
un dedo.
ESQ es porquerfa-le dice la sonora.
SY voy ensucar cuchara para esof
Una aisputa:
- Miserable lacayo iestafador! ladr6n!
(Una pattsa.) Y ahora, caballero, 81 en- usted
persona decente, va sabe 10 uated que ls
toca hacer
Y acto continue, le entrega tarieta.
En- vista.
Tn eaballero 4 la sehora de la casa:
iQus 6gurilla tan preciosa sEs andre
macaY
No senior, es de bronco.
Nuestros criados
SEsta tu casa?
No. senior.
- Cuando volvera
No 10 Sc. Cuando el senor da la orden do
decir que no esta en- casa nadie sabe cu&ndo
ha de dar la orden de que ha vuelto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
:. |

nTMo. sR. DON TEtMo GIRALDEz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
EPIGRAMA

En- el castillo de Mos
lugaba al mus una miss
con Jes1s, y gts q eis
Sc divertian los dos.
Mas tanto gano Jes1s,
tanto crecio oil interes,
que 10 menos en- un mes
no iuega en- Mos miss mas mus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Nuestro respectable amigo Ell iceneiado don
Jose j. Vargas fue vfctima en- la tarde del do
mingo de nn accidente desgraciado.
Ell coche que guiaba don Luis Porrata Doria
le atropsllo en- la calle de la Villa, impensada-
mente, por uno de esos academies casuales
que veces no Sc pueden evitar
Por fortuna las lesiones que sufrio ell senior
Vargas son leves aunqus edad pudieron
teuer fatales consecuencias.
Lamentamos de todo corazon el percance.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Ell pahano Jesus Acevedo nos ha entreRado
una lave de GAIA de dinero que SO encontr6 en-
la calle de Atocha.
Su dueno puede pasar recogerla en- esta
reduction donde SO halla depositada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

La moral exige que no sc mire con envidia ID
agena prosperidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Cuanto mas dificil es la obra, naa slorioso %
realizarlR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Core por la prensa la notica de que ha sido
nombrado agente comercial de Venezuela en-
Curacao con sueldo de $1,000 bolivares nues
tro amigo don Adofo Nones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Jose Estremera.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28

The State Convention which met
in the city of Richmond on the 10th
inst, to choose delegates to Chicago,
was q Cleveland Convention. In
other words the Cleveland men were
in the majority, and if they had de-
rod to use their power could have,
as lin Georgia, controlled the Conven-
t en- and instructed the delegates for
Cleveland. But Mr.. Cleveland's sup
pcrters in order to promote harmony
ard with view to the best interests
of the party, consented to a compro-
mise and allowed two Cleveland
mon to be chosen as delegates at
large. The minority captured the
majority, but Ex-Governor Lee, Chair
man Gordon and other staunch sup
porters of Cleveland advised the
ompromise and the result Of course
is acceded to cheerfully, if not entire
ly acceptable to the rank and file Of
the Democratic party. Harmony
was certainly promoted in the party
by the compromise, which is likely
to prevail among the delegates when
they reach Chicago. and will result,
doubtless, in Mr.. Cleveland getting
most if not all their votes, if they
shall see as it is probable they will,
that the best interests of the party
demand It.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28

The delegates-at large to the Chica-
go Convention are Messrs. John
Goode, Basil Gordon, S. Wexford
Corbin and Senator Daniel. This
insures very just expression of the
sentiment of the State, Goode and
Gordon representing Mr.. Cleveland,
Senator Daniel Mr.. Hill, and Mr..
Corbin the Farmers Alliance. This
makes the delegation actually stand:
? Cleveland, i Hill, and Alliance,
just about the proportion of seuti-
ment represented by the Convention.
Fredericksburg Star.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28
Real Estate at
Auction.

BY virtue of certain deeds of trust
executed 10 us, separately and re.
spectively. by Geo. g. Fox, and of
record in the clerks office of Acco-
mac countycourt, we will, separate
ly and not jointly, at the request OF
the creditors named in said deeds re.
spectivcly, on Wednesday,, June Sth.
1902, about o'clock p. m, in front OF
+. B. SwanSer & Co.'S store in Locust
vile, sell at public auction to the
higL cat bidder:
1st--A certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said village Of louisville,
containing acres, more or less, which
will be divided and sold in two lots.
snd-A certain piece or parcel Of
woodland, containing acres, more
or less, situated near louisville, and
adjoining the lands of VIM. Fox and
others.
3rd-A certain lot or parcel of land,
situated near louisville, containing
6 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of VIM H. Oliver, 'Jr., and wife
and others.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28

The State Prohibition Convention
will meet in Lynchburg. on the 18th
of June, and during the session will
appoint delegates to the National
Convention, which meets in Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28

The opposition to President HAIR
rison seems to be again centering up
on Mr. Blaine and instead of writing
smother letter declining the honor,
it is now stated, that he will accept
the call of his party if made unani-
NOUS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-28

And on Thursday, June 9th, 1892,
about O'Clock p. M, in front OF
Kellam's hotel, Wachapreague:
1st-A certain tract or parcel of
land, situated near Wachapreague,
in said county, containing Sc acres,
more or less.
and-A certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in said village, known as the
drug store lot
3rd-A certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said village, which was
conveyed to said Geo. G.. Fox by A.
Brown LeCato and wife, and about 8
acres OF arabic land on the southwest
side of the wharf road.
Terms-Five per cent of the pur
chase money will be required in cash
and the residue in one, two and three
years from the day of sale, with in
tcrest thereon from that day till paid.
For further particulars see posters or
the undersigned. Given under our
hands this 18th day Of May,A.D. 1892.
JAMES G. Mock, Trustees
l.. FLOYD Mock, ''o' eeo
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01
Mr.. Abel Leonard returned from

Mr. Abicl Leonard returned from
Memphis, Tenn. SUNDAY. Mr.. leon
ard WAS in Memphis as a,.e;egatc from
Missouri to the National Alliance
meeting which convened a: that place
on Tuesday, November -. He re
ports splendid time, Il large attend,
ancc and increased enthusiasm on tii;-
part of the alliance delegates there
assembled. The Ocal, demands were
reinforced in toto, and an able and
loyal set Of officials wcr" chosen. The
| associated press dispatches 10 the ef-
feet that DR.. G. W. Marunc had with
drawn from The order. Nh. Leonar,I
saws. were partially correct. but that
DIR. Maclnc is s;:! an earnest friend
and supporter Of the order, ami that
the press reports Of the doctors bur!
full utterances are largely fabr,cations
The alliance demonstrated at the CITY
Of Memphis that its existence is cetab
/ lisaed in truth AMI Justice, and i, fra
enough 20 withstand the loss of d..
/ T.. ". Macune or :ny other nan. ;;nC
that It's destiny :;ad power for good is
! 1T the mercy Of 10 set of nen.--Nar
! shall Waterman.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

GOV. Francis announces that the
average vote for presidential electors
was: For Cleveland PCS. ego, f..
Harrison &c, S2i, for Weaver III, 1873
for Bidwell ! 29S.
The votes for the successful eicc
tors we're: At lary., +. X. McKe,
2G7 ,3353, c. B. McAfec 267.72l; Is,
district, +. l.. Marchand POS, 0l2; 2.I
GIN Harhcy 2GS.o71: 81, II. VI. Sim
raj. 268, 1903; Attn. 4 i. Davis 2G3,
-l3l; Ssh NJ. Y. J.. Mcclellan 23s, ia
9Th, W. L. jarrett PCS, 1872; 7th.:H. +
Lay 26S. 1874; 9Th, J. d. Boiling POS.
li2; 9sh, Ii. N. Williams 25s, l3i
10th, Dew. c. Ia, Tor PCS. 1875: iliii
William Cullinane. 2G8. 10t; 18Th
John O'NeiIl 2t9,o32; 18TH, l.. /;
Woodside 26s. 1873; nth. II. W. Phi,
lips 2GS,l2S; l5ti, J. ". George 2G..
500. .-.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

Beniiman Hathaways The Finished
Creation "Relbank,' 10y NJ. L..
Coweles and beautiful illustrated
book of Songs" by Meth Boyce.
The company has also published ti,e
Numbers of tn, COPY Square Series"
ali of whct: have achieved an instant
success.
in the meantime the sales of Aalen
Gardeners is This Your Son, My
Lor,i?" Mr. Gar!and's Main Travel
cd Road" and Mr Flowel's Lesson
Learned From Other Lives" TALL
published by this housc) have been
| exceedingly large. 1t is a notable
fact which indicates the sagacty aud
keen discernment of this firm, that
| have brought out hot Il book which
has not been II positive and enequiv-
ocal success. 1t is Il matter of just
pride with the management, that thus
far the Arena imprint has been
! placed on the page Of no volume
which has been, even in q general
way a failure.
The great Publishing House OF Har-
per Brothers point with pride to the
fact that during the past year they
| have published 10 less than seventy
/ five new books. Comparing young
house with one that stands almost at
the head of the publishing business,
it is a remarkable fact that the Arena
Furnishing Company has within one
year given to the world twentv-one
new books, and every one of them Il
marked Success. The plans OF the
Arena Publishing Company for the
in the wy of book Publishing, L:
is quite ov:tieat that lii V have caught
the ear Of the public both with the
Arena and with their other publ
cations
fhe ilansdo,ne offices of this Gem
panv are on C"up', square, and :.
casul visitor, who is always cor lail>
received, i, impressed with the ire
III 'nfous amount of business that is
transacted there Under The prcsen;
management tie Arena Pub.i>l ing
/ Company, in addition 10 Conducting:
the Invest and most p"isu!ar icriew
i'll the world, the paid circulation
o. which has doubled in one YEAR. l.
Bound. IN the natural cot:i., nf e.-t:;:>
To haru ne one OF t!ie creates: book
publishing companies III America
Boston Journalist.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01
Senator Vest SAYS the Democrats

Senator Vest says the Democrats
must move cautiously in reforming
't!,e tariff and should not crush the
Mckinley bill Every body, with the
txcetion of ,lupes, were aware that
1he Democrats wo,,il not effect the
present tariff law to any great extent
1t is impossible to do 81, because il
takes all the receipts TO pay the tx
s:3enscs of the government. The onl,
way to largely reduce the tariff w"uid
he to change the law by making 5
direct tax, Or issue bonds to make W
ne deficiency. This last mcasilrs
i; i, favored by many of the wealth,
':.ass. who fear that the present out
Standing bonds Will give out if some
'.hing is no: done to add to the mum
Der.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01
TO GCnSunptiveS.

The H1:de,eisned having t..,.n restored r.
health oy simple neaL- yf.Hr suffering FOR
several years with setore lung uisenn!cn ana
tint dipad G:sn.Se tOnsun. ,tiofl, is anxious to
OF cure. TO those x'l,o desire 1t. he VIII cheer
fully send free % charyel y copy OF the pre-
curc Ior Consu ulptian. Asthma ,'atsrrh ,I}ron-
c'.ttis and all throat And lang :i,,Ndies. He
hopes sill sufferers vii; try his remedy 1t "a
Invaluable. raCsc desiring tne prescription,
which VIII; cost tfisiG nothing, ana may prove
1t blessing. will ptsHse address.
Re. Few aat. +HlG sos .r,.al vi New Y.i.k
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

The monetary conference now II
session in Brussels is likely to result
III nothing OF bcnrii; 10 the ,liborin.
classes. The Enslisl! an': Germany
representatives. at the conference III
81 sts on Il purely gold standard. til,
-'onfe renee was never gotten up TO-
ythins. save to tighten up III;
screws on the laboring classes t.,
Getting SIN international consent f..
the gold god to rule tie land, thu
'-'uther depressing price, for ~"rf
and piIIng up tie wealth of the feH
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01
- g >.

Miss Alice Knowles was e!ectet
attorney genera! Of Montana at III;
sreceu. election III that state Sh,
Was tie candidate Iur t;lc People
.,,arty. Ii is the first Instance III :
sonan BEN. .ecte,i - ,i;:st position
There is no reason n.i} w"iaoli s!.9;ii>
s'e dc5arrcd from budding any eli =
and we hope the old fo-5cy idea vi!
; lie out.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

\ great many leading Democrat,
are cla,n"riny Tor All extra session @
congress, beginning Oh March Ill.
not SO mach fox the purpose Of r,
:s.,;aiiug the '.robber tariff law, as t
:, peal the silver la::, and -. ,!ows
/, genuine English goii stanlar,
condition. WnIlc tue present sIlv.,
5,w is Wa !. .''"'.t ina,lcqaa; ;, it i:
better It'll .... At al; HE nont..
. puts J.. .:f.s..tio,l, il, Il treasure
replaces the a;nuunt destroyed al,
lost.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

The National Farmers Alliance
has put the Tuct, abused Monroe
doctrine To al entirely original use
1t hold, that, under that long suffer
Ing principle, Europe has 40 ,l.sil. to
in,>:tear III any way wst!, AIDer;c,, :
curreicy.- -. aa,:,s CITY Star.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

Notwithstanding the great D..'nJ
cratic victory, the i,boTin.I world i
-.,s un"asy a ever. Hardly d:i
..lss"s hnt what witnesses a wage
s,rikc. Tnis is especially true a
regards til. railroads., AID it VII:
always coA5inue 50, until the govern
ment assumes control Of these line.
OF transportation.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

The Peoples party has accomplished
Il work heretofore nn!,llown in the
history OF political parties, Wis: That
OF carrying electoral votes III It's first
national campaign. NJ yourg party
has ever ,n:.,i. Such Il Gne beginning.
-Nebraska New Era.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

\ gigantic labor agitation is going
on over in free trade England, c,.ase.,
by the depre sion Of the !aboiine
s..iasscs Several cases of starvation.
mas Occurred in ia. bear, Of London.
While this IS going on the favorcn
few roll in luxury. This coun,r,
patterns after E..siands iinaac,;.
policy.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01

In Missouri no unmr3uaci. ex-
convict Is allowed to vote In s.,i,c
places convicts who have been dis
charged under the three four:hs plan
have been allowed to vote, but it is
contrary to law, for no ex convic. is
entitled to vote unless he lioi:1s a
sfree and unconditional pardon from
tshe proper officer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-01
State News.

The EIarsil"i Capital has given NJ
the fight. Il was Il irlE:lt is"I,u;,!js:..;,
paper.
III Auhrair county 1876, WAS a len
per cent better year for marry IN
than 1871
Tue Warsaw Times. though 4 Re
publican paper. has attained the age
Of IS wears
Hannibal lumber dealers have
''pui!ei' and piled" less lum;,e. this
year than last
There arc kec.v institutions il:
Missouri =, Excelsior Springs. hiiI:
wood aEa Glasgow.
y happy Howell county man la.
made 23G gallons Of sorghum mni,;,>
ses from one acre of cane.
Tie official vote shows that Coioucl
Stone received -. .!:G votes NOR,
than Major William Warner.
The presidential electors OF Mis-
soari vii: meet at jefferson CRY tn
Monday. january 3ih, 1888
1t is noted that Warner police, 1900
votes less than KlnhatI dhl III 1883.
while the popuiists gained 100 pa:
cent on their vote OF that year
\ Rails county ,ilan found himself
So Big that he coaid not 4e: into tn
voting booth ami the sheriff was
! Obliged to construct for :liln scrv.i
Of horse blankets.
Several capitalists Of Nevada, NJ
who have been boraing for coal neal
Enoch in the western pa,rt Of Eerru
county, have struck Il SIX foot vain
al depth Of ninety feet.