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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
Vap esp MONTEvIDEO.

Segdn cablegrama reoibido pol
sus consignatarios, el expresado
vapcr sali6 del p1erto de Oadiz
con destino & 6st-, 81 dfa 80 del pa
sadO, hacienda escala de O .nariss.
vap. esp. CATALINA.
Proced4nte de Ia Hata "a reca
lara & este puerto ell dia IA del pre-
sente mes, y terminadas sus opera
clones seguiri viajo para Oadiz y
escalas adnitiendo oarga y pasa-
jeros. :.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
vap esp MURcIANo.
Oon destino { un. puerto de esta
Isla, ha tornado carga hasta Ell dia
8 del pasado en- Glasgow, y hasta ell
IA en- Liverpool.
Vapor esp SantanderIno.
Oargara hasta 81 "a del presente
mes en- Hamburgo, y ha ,ta ell 81
On Liverpool, con destino 4 un
puerto de esta Isla.
Oonsignatarios, Vljande s. 90.
Vap esp coNDE WIFREDo.
Del 16 al 18 del actual saldra de
este puerto por via Ha5ans, para
los de la Peninsula, admitiendo
carga y pasajeros direcSamente pa.
ra Habana, Ooruna, Santander, Gi
Joo, Vigo y Oadiz, y carga solamen-
&c para Barcelona. Tambi6a Ia
admitira para Malaga con trasbor-
do en- Oadis, y para Valencia y Pal
ma de MalloEca con trssbordo en-
Barcelona.
Para informes drigirse & sus
consignatari0s, j. OJhoa y Hmno.
vap esp Cludad de BARCELONA.
(antes Ponce de Le6n.)
Prooedente de Barcelona y esca-
las, tomara puerto haoia el 18 del
actual. Terminadas sus operacio-
nes contiDuarA viaje para Maya
guez, Ponce, Habana, Matanzas y
Olenfuegos, para cuyos tres 1ltl-
mos puersos admitira carga y pasa.
je. Dlch) vapor es probable rotor
ae por esta lsIa mediados del mes
de Mayo, y admitirA oarga para el
Norte de Espai1a y Medlterraneo.
Consignatarios, Ribest limos.
Vap Ing NEWlYORK CITY.
Sali6 del puerto de NV York,
con destino a esta Is a, ell dla6 del
actual, con fetes para varios.
Oonsignatarios, Latimer 8 Fer.
nandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
Aqua DE IESALUS.

Esta aqua mineral, bastante CO.
aocida On Puerto Rico, va lego
10 Lizarza (Galp1zcoa).
Es sgradable al palsdar, blcarbo.
aatada, alcaiina, sumamente diges-
iva y recomendada, muy ehoax-
nente, para dispersia, gastralgias,
y On general para toda clase de en-
termedades del est6msgo. So hs
empleado tambien con exito singu
lar para las atecclones del rinon,
Was usinarias y vegiga.
Habra boteilas y medias botellas
1 precios limitados.
Dingirse Ia calle de San Sebas-
Cian, 81, casa dc don Manuel BA-
rriola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

PLAN1LLAS
para la declaration de la riquexa
Urbsns, Agricola y Pecuaria.
De venta en- esta Imprenta.
A los Ayuntamientos. esta
imprenta &c ha hecho una edlcion
de estados, modelo n6mero 4, segnn
10 dispuesto por 10 Administrator
Central en- 10 Gaoeta n6mero los
del aiio anterior.
Libros importantss que acaban
de recibirse en- estA Impfcnta:
GUIA, con infnidad de dA,os,
de los Ferrocarriles de EspahA,
Francia y Portugal. Ia de gran u,i-
lidad para los q1s viAIen FOR dIohAs
naciones.
TRISTANA, Ultima novelA del
eminente GAld6s.
MISTRESS BRASIOAS, po. el
popular Julio Verne.
APESDICE lei C6digo Civil,
aumentado y eonoordado, pof As
cias Se4rola.
| Gu tos en- 10 SAINTS IglsLA Cal.
drAd, durante Ia SemAnA Santa }
PAscnA
Domingo dc RAnos. A isa
de In mahana bendici0n dc palmas
lprocesi6n, Mia mayor J PAaios
cantAdA- A La 8 vispcsas solesn
ines, ccremoniA DC 10 baniA ss1a
Iohclo diviro
| A Las ofscionos &c 10 tAsdss sI-
lposici6n del pAso Jesas sraa . 81 .
HEsyio. In venerAel6a dc eel.
misterio &c fsxAik el saato rosssso
IL despues de eAnlAdo 81 .stesMi N
ter, seguirA el .cTnon 1 eAtgo &c
sehor Penl,cnelArio doesos doa fs
llix BArfoi ,ermlnkndese eoa 9. "a
mo Masvos
Lunes, Nkrsss J Mstfeolea --I !
aa 81 mona eAnsAdA, nlsa msYu.
v!sperAs soIemaeA q aluEo aa
& La 10 ceremonial ds - kAnsa nc
! IA
M!esoolsa "A "a "a oassoss a.
! lemncs con 10 osqstessA &c sAsali, ],
A las ora soaes de 10 IAfse u4gs q
, leion de- psso Js@s a~a ls Csxs
cntstss, ca ssnetaxaAa De ssl
misssfio hA0iA rosario eon sosaaa
/, . cargo de Ha psdte as 10 C.sagf.
y gscscn DC 4 Gleeate - Pea,
: eantcs del 6ssbsi Msisv J Msavss
JusssA-A Ia . Mia nayo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
0AcETA DE HOY.

Communication del Sr CapitGn
del 2. Escuadr6n de 10 Guardia
Civil sobre oil ineendio DO SAbana
Grande. O.ras del g. A calde
de este pueblo acerea del mismo
triste asunto. Las extrastarsmos.
Raales Ordepes spE,bando d
sstablscimisnto Dc VARIES ,shilssos
pcs este kuaisiplo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

El Jarabs de FoNet procura Ell
sueno verdadero, ell de la naturale.
"a, sin alteration, sin mslestar,' sin
peligro: ell sueno, que es el reposo
tranquilo del cuerpo y del espfritu
En- un frasco de Jarabe de Follet
hay cinco 6 sells noches de reposo
complete, natural y repsrsdor, y
IN frasco cuesta POGO mas que ma
da en- todas las Farmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
NOA 7 VALLE.
CRUZ IS, ESQUINA 4 Li.LUEA.

q AImaceo de niue. -
N bles de todas cla- -
ses, espscialidad en- los de Vie.
rs, marmoles para toda clase de
muebleris. mostrAdores J lapidas.
PrsciOs sin competencia. Ore
cemos 4 nuestros parroquianos de
Ia Isls sodas las vent,j.s ep pre-.
clos , condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

OPRRACioSEs DE BUQURs I'm PTo.
TRAvEsfA
Col ing "W. s. Jones,5 descar.
gando.
Berg esp "GulAmi ls', cargAndo.
Bca rusa Alexander, p sndien-
,e.
Col amer ~. b. Atklnsorcn, dcs.
eargaI do.
Berg log Champion, eargaE-
DO.
CAHoTAJh
Col esp "Conocpci6na, cArcnan.
10.
BdrA esp" AxnadilIAnA, eAsga
para MsyAgliez-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
JARABE DEL DIR. FORGET.

OAhAOE OEH DTs Z OA0 N1s
Contra los Rsumas, Tos, Crisis
nerViosGs & Insomnios.--El Jarabe
Forget es un cslmante c6lebre, CO
nooido desde hace treinta amos. En-
las farmacias, y %, rue Bergere, Pa
ris (antiguamente So, rue Vivienne)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
SANTOR.AL.

Domingo, 10.-San Ezequiel, ,
profets.
Lunss, 11.-SAn Le6a I, papa
J doctor.
Martes. 12.-SAnsos Victor y
Zen6n, mGrtires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
P RA OURA r

Z A Il a . . Il A 81
blen las Intermediates de Ia Piel,
Eczemas y Stills, pidsse ell Depu-
rativo Chdble.
En- las Fsrmacias y %, +. Berge
re, Paris (antiguamente SO, T. vi.
vienne).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

|5O d. quesos. A Vicente s. %, 1OO
atds de 4 d quesos, $50 d ginebra
Gonzalez & Alfonso, 20 d galletas,
2 fds hojss sen, l d tejidos, 30 d
ginebra. J. Ochoa Y Hmno, %
fdos tabaco. Ingeniero Director de
las obras, F. G. M. 81 barras acero.
Vil'ar Fabian s. o., 3 d tejidos y
otros. O. Oovas & o., 1 d papel
-stano. Egozoue & Olos, 25 d ba
calao, 100 d clavos. A. Rauschen
plat, % d gallet s.. Is d salepson,
l5O grrfns vinagre, Z d dolores, 20
SIS pimients, $50 SIS arroz, d inn
presos, 15O d jabon. Vijande &
20, % sIs arroz. Armas y Jime-
nez, 20 e,2 esqueletos lozs, 2 b[s,
4 d clavos, 4 d quincslla. L. Du-
place, 6 d muebles. 6 fds papel.
8. de E>quiags, 30 d quesos. L.
Bozzo 6 HJos, 25 d ginebra. o.
recedo Hmns & 90, 6 d mantequi-
LA. Sobrino de LUNA 8 90, "a
mantequllla, 6 d galletas. Barcel6
& Perujo, 100 d G nebrs. A Ma
vol & %, 66 d clavos, 4 d guinea
liza. A la Orden: K s 30 d. cerve
"a. P FL cubo qufsos. L 80 d
velas. B B Is d galletas.
De Liverpool y escala, vap esp
" Seera." 1,46O toneladas, capitan
Luzarrags, q s. de Ezquiags, con
carga de transito.
Do Liverpool y escala, vap esp
"G4ditano," de ITO toneladas, ca
pitan Ohirapoza, q VJande 8 90,
6 pqts muestras, 60 d conservas, 81
d morsillas, 5 d choriSos. G.. Boil
var 8 90, 8 bis vino. @. o. 100 81
papas. s. de Ezquiaga, 20 d GER
VEGA, 80 q aqua mineral, 2 SIS alu.
oias, l q quesos, 8 d, 1 atd coci-
aas, Q boys vino. Gonzalez Perez
s. Go, so q, 80 lios quesos. Oaldas
3 Go, 4 6 melocotones, 2 d chori-
los. A. Mayol s. %, 5 ::hcls loza.
Vicente &; %, 20 d quesos, 5 d ja-
mones, 20 SIS habiohuelas. s. de
Luiha 3 %, 55 bls vino. Armas
y Jlmenez, 4 hcls loza. Trigo
Oividanes &c 90, % sIs habichuelas,
4 d jsmones. Palacios & 90, 2 q
jamones, l q pimientos, 15 SIS ha-
olchuelss, 4 BIS vino. Oerecedo
Hmns 3 90, 8 d conservas, 6 d
agua mineral. Scrs de j. Her
.alz, 2 fis tejidos. Mendizabal &c
90, 4 ids, 8 6 tejidos. Villar Fa.
Dian & 90, "a fds, IL d, 5 lios tell
dos. A la orden marcas: 8 j 500
SIS arroz.
De Habana y escala, vap esp
" Manuel L. Villaverde, de COL to-
u-ladas, oapitau Oarreras, a Sobri.
nos de Ezqulaga. Oerecedo Hmns
y 90, "a q cigarrillos. Torner
Hmns, 100 @ cigarrillos. j Oshos
Hmno, 176 9 cigarrlllos. 8. de
LUNA & 90, 100 q cigarrlllos. Z.
Lomba, 125 q clgarrillos. Fran.
CISCO Novel.a, 20 q cigarrillos. /
Palacios &c %, 80 q cigarrillos. /
A 10 orden maros: B. O. 100 d ci-
garril os. B. 100 G cjgarrillos. F.
&. % 6 gfrfs anisado. B. 20 SIS
yarey. SIN marca, "a pp ron.
De Baltimore, vap ing "Oacou
na," de 93l toneladas, captain
thail, q S. de Ezpulaga. 1850, $50
kllOs carbon mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
RESTAURANT AURORA
de Antonio Navarro.
l2.-.FORTALEZA-43.

Este Establecimiento gastrono-
mico, recomendable por su situa-
ci0n centriea, 10 es mucho mas por
las 1ltimas reformss que tanto Gu
Dnarias como las concernientes Ia
buen servicio de sus favorecedores
be recientemente establecido 90
nuevo dueflo; para que el gusto y
buen trato esten en- srmonia con Ia
limpieza y equldad, Indispensable
en- establecimientos p6blicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
GUIA LOCAL.


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AgsAsss - @os vaf#gss~s ~s0sFsSs as 10
nAz Eaass TsasaalA@kAss nsass0lA-
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srtAAgs Iss~. 4. LsssF~.sl-
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a 4essz ,AsAa Ia F.ss IA 3s "a.
Agsatss ~ ~ As 20 ssa#tss J. 7.
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Ass&sss - liaAs. asAsss4 = Asss,
aAAasa 80 ~esss*N
Aga lss - "a ts4@ FssAs Il g~gsswa
ssszss isssa.asss 1sAs = ss IL 4. Il A.s-
y1 ~
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as ss4aAts s3 81 @@4ss NssAs s@s
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
EEily1l lpiEkllll
DE SoIiCIAH L AAIACIoA

OpufaC ores duFa~su Co
osas h j J 10 AprA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

Boletsn semanal de sngresos.
Recaudado del 10 de
Enero al 81 de Mario
de 1892. S2s.s51
Id del 10 de Abril al
z de Abrit de 1892. 1920
Total hssts Ia fecha.. 26,171
Puerto, Rico, Abril 9 de 1892.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

Otras sprobando el estableci
miento de! impuesto de consumes
DOR los Mun,cipios de Mayagtisz
Carolins, H.to Grande y Cayey,
Admitida a D. Federico Ig'esia
IA renuncia de Ia Sscretarfs del
Ayuntsmiento de M&nati.
Rolaci6n de varjas marcas de
fzbrica.
Real Otden nombrando Jtfs de-
Negociado de g.: cIase, Contador
de Ia Administration de Rsntas y
Adpaua de esta Capital, d Don
Jose Mendtz Arcsys.
Osra nombrando OGcial A. de
Ia misma Dependencia 4 D. Pablo
Colomer.
En- Ia pr6xima semsna SO paga-
ran por ell Tesoro las siguientes
facturas de turno:
Sortee 40
Abril 11-Facturas ndm 531 535
[dem 12-Facturas mum 536 a 54O
[dem 13-Facturas ndm GAL a 545
[dem 1S-Atrasos: id i'd. 391 Y 4O2
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
C0MPANIA DB Los FBRROCARRILBS |
DE PUERTO RICO
Boletsn semanal de ingresos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

a0FlmIasHu IN nNx An
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10
dAOETILLAS.
EST.ADOS

DG VACUNACION
PLAN1LLAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

COMPANIA DB Los FBRROCARRILBS
DE PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

OPRRACIoSBs DE BUoURs I'm Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

Boletin semanal de ingresos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-10

HNTRADAs On OABo1AJR.
Col esp "Anita," de Vega .bsja.
Vap esp "AviIes," de Arecibo y
ruta.
sALIDAs On TRAvRsfA.
Para HabSna y escalas, vap esp
"Serrs," despachado por 3. de Ez-
q1iaga, con carga de trlnsito.
Para La Gualra y escalas, vapor
aleman "Borussia." despachsdo
por Muilenh II d Korber, CON car.
"a de trAnsitc.
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJH.
Bdra esp "Nueva Flor" para
Vieques.
Bdra eep "Psquete de Arecibo,
para Arroyo y Ponce.
DHSPAOHADO5,
EiDguno.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
Hosiery and Underwear.

Ladies regular made
Black Wool Hose may or
may not be cheap at so
cents. Ours are the best
we ever saw at this price.
Ladies Fast Black and
Natural Gray Wool-Plated
Vests and Drawers at $500
each; marked down from
SI.25 and $3.50.
A new lot of Black
Ribbed Wool Divided
Skirts, plain or fancy ribbed;
prices s2.75 and $500.
jacksonville Patented
"Full Bust" Union Suits
are the best. The manu-
facturers are rushing our
orders with all possible
speed, and we can safely
promise a full assortment of
sizes in a day or two; fast
black and natural gray.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
NEW SILKS.

The stock of Plaid Silks
is improved and strength
ened by the addition of a
choice lot of TwiIled Indias
in bright and fancy plaids.
The price is only one dollar
a yard; full "a inches wide.
High grade Black Taffeta
Silks, with pink, blue, car
dinal and white hair-line
stripes, $1.OOa yard. They
wouldn't be dear at SIPS.
Bengaline Silks are in
high fashion. The wool
warp. adds to their weight,
makes them drape grace
fully and improves their
wearing qualities. Ours
are tull % inches wide, and
we sell them for $3.50;
actual retail value, $500.
A grand assortment of col
OrS.
New patterns in Novelty
Silks, for dinner and party
dresses, $3.50 a yard. Sim
liar Silks are retailed at
$2.25.
China Silks for evening
dresses, SOC, 75c and $500.
Navy Blue Jap Silks, with
white spots, pin dots and
stripes, "a inches wide, 85c.
Novelty Velvets, the
richest products of the
world, are on our counters
in a pleasing variety. The
styles are exclusive moth
ing like them in St. Paul or
Minneapolis.
White Bengalines, Crys-
tai Fables and Nicoise Silks,
and Brocaded Satins for
wedding dresses.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
KANGAROO COUNTING.
Slow Progress and Tiresome Mode
of Procedure in Handling
Ballots.
Plenty of Opportunity for Experts
to Do Good or Bad Work
in the Count,

When the official count has been made
of the votes cast for representative from
the Tenth and Eleventh wards and the
country, the result at present apparent
from the returns is not unlikely to be
changed materially. 1t is notorious that
the count was upduly delayed where it
might possibly do the most good for the
Republican candidate, and any man who
watched the method of calling the vote,
especially when the judges and clerks
were tired and sleepy, will readily admit
that where any voter had failed
to make a cross opposite a name
it was extremely easy for the
caller to fill the blank if it so
pleased him. This applies to every
ward in the city ana every precinct of
every ward. Even J. Arnold Reyes
himself would see the abominable delay
entailed, and the admirable chance of
fered for fine work by an expert, if he
had watched the counting in any one of
the numerous heavy precincts of the
city.
And then the tally sheet provided by
the state! Such tremendous abortion
for the purpose intended was never be
fore invented. If every clerk and Judge
were an expert bookkeeper, and unlim-
tied time were at their disposal, with the
people footing the bills, it would be a
real nice playt for precise people to
putter with. But for ordinary cit
liens, who temporarily step aside
from their accustomed duties to
serve the people at $50 man. it was
nothing less than provoker of pro-
crastination and profanity, delusion
and snare. If the coming legislature
does nothing else than to modify the
present election law In the direction of
reasonable simplicity, it will be entitled
to the thanks of all.good citizens. The
canny Kangaroo who evolved this puz-
zle to be solved behind curtain must
surely have had standing grudge
against illiterates, people with poor eye
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
DOOMED TO DEFEAT.
In No Event Will Cush Davis Be
Sent to the Sen
ate.
A Low Tariff Man Wanted-Senti-
ment Leans to Mer-
Piam.

Even though it turns out that the Re-
publicans have majority in the COM
ing legislature, will Senator Davis be
elected?
This is the question which is gen
orally being discussed in st. Paul.
Even among Republicans there are con-
ficting opinions Oh the subject.
This is what one of the most prom-
inent Republicans in the city said yes
terday afternoon:
Though | have always been sup
porter of Senator Davis. it is my belief
now that ii would not be good policy to
return him to the senate. He has al
ways been pronounced high protective
tariff man, and such in face of the evil
dent feeling among the Republican
farmers and others that the interests of
the state demand tariff reform. When
the Pioneer Press was inveighing
against the Mckinley bill Davis was its
supporter. 1t is true that he introduced
in the senate an amendment TO the DILL
placing binding Irvine on the free list.
but When the bill as amended reached
the senate committee tariff OF seven
tenthS of cent was placed on the
Irvine, which Is about half the rate
fixed by the original bill, and he voted
in the affirmative when the bill was
placed on It's passage. 1t will he hard
to convince the people of the state that
he did not make the movement as sop
to farmers. [ fear that two years hence
when there is no presidential question
at stake, the people of the state will
speak their minds on the Mckinley bill
in a pronounced way. They will be very
likely to do so since the nation has spo-
ken so overwhelmingly. The result of
this election must have great effect on
Minnesota. j am convinced that If my
party expects to stand any show in the
next state election it must be very eau
tlouS in its choice of q United States
senator. 1t is more than likely that d
good portion Of the Republican legIs-
lators feel just as | do, and | am looking
to see them make the effort to send an
other man in the place of Davis. |
regret very much that the situation is
such, but it is as it is, and we must
make the best of il. As much as L adj
mire Cush Davis, think more of the
Republican party, and do not want to
see it 90 down."
.'Whom would you name to succeed
Davis?" asked the reporter.
II do not care to state"
"Merrlam?f
MERRIAM would come nearer to meet
ing the demand, think, but he Is not
exactly my ideal. Merriam is an excel
lent business man and a tariff reform
man. l would like to see man with
his sentiments and business ability, and
possessed of power to command atten-
tion On the floor, succeed Mr.. Davis. |
confess that it would be difficult to find
just my ideal in the party. But | have
my mind on a man who would come
pretty near filling the BILL"
''How would Sabin suit you?"
"Not at ALL"
The gentleman could not be ind uced
to reveal his choice.
Commencing Monday. Nov. 14th,
Big drive in listers and Oyercoats. at
the plymouth Corner" Seventh and
ROhnrt ~ ,ylSsf@
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COMING THE RETURNS.
In Nine Wards Canvassed Burns
Gains Thirteen
votes Il
Hundreds of Ballots Lost by Inn
perfect Cross Max ~
s0s- ing.

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The county canvassing board will not
complete its work before Wednesday or
Thursday. That's what County Auditor
Kahn asserted last evening. 1t was in
session all day yesterday, and tabulated
the figures OH several candidates to the
end OF the Ninth ward sheets. But had
they completed the tabulation for all
candidates through the entire list OF
sheets. still they would not be through,
for there are SO many plumbers in the
work of the Judges that it will take at
least two days to straighten them.
The Judges of the Sixth precinct of
the Second ward omitted making return
of the vote for legislative candidates.
The Judges of the Eleventh precinct of
the Fourth ward made no return OF the
vote for sheriff, treasurer, register of
deeds and county auditor. The judges
of the Second precinct of the Sixth ward
made no return of the vote for auditor.
And so the blunders run through tine
sheets, scarcely set of judges making
complete and correct return. These
blunderS must be corrected, so that the
will of the people is correctly CARR ed
out; hence the judges of the various
precincts will be summoned before the
canvasSing board and directed to I'LL in
the missing returns and correct the nu-
merous plumbers.
The figures which have been pub
lished in the newspapers are not cor
rect, except as to the general result.
As samples of these inaccuracies, the
vote of the first ward was published as
being 39S for Burns and 1,417 for Keller,
whereas the returns show that Burns
received 40 votes, and Keller 1,459.
The vote of the Eighth ward was pub
lished as being 1871 for Burns and 1,187
for Keller. whereas Burns received
Ninth ward was published as being
1,1SO for Burns and LOCI for Keller,
whereas the returns show that Burns
received LIT, and Keller 1,005.
These changes give Burns net gain
of 13. The indications are that the
changes of figures will not change the
result as to any candidate.
Despite the cautions to voters which
were repeatedly published in the
GLOBE, the ballots show clearly that
about 800 votes for Miesen were lost by;
voters putting crosses opposite every
name which was marked Democrat, and
crosses in the wrong places. SO that they
were not counted. For instance, ops
pOSlte Uno name OF zoos on JT6 tlck6b
was printed independent Democrats
and voters, after placing cross against
the name of Miesen, also placed one
against the name of Foos. A good many
voters placed the crosses they intended
to stand against the name of Miesen on
the line inside the space containing the.
name instead of in the little square in
tended for them, and the Republican,
judges threw out all such votes. In one
precinct the judges threw out eight IN a
batch. In the same way a goou many.
votes for John V. l. Dodd in the Sixth
ward, and for R. A. Walsh in the Ninth
ward, were lost. the voters placing
crosses also opposite the names of the
independent Democrats. 8