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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-10
DIPUTAClON PROVINCIAL
Session oydi,sayiG del dIa 8 de Abyi1.

Session oydiss0yiG del dlG de Abril.
URRENTEs: soler, Paia, Lopez Lam
drff. Alvarez Perez, Dominguez, Bosch, Fer
nSndez Martinez, Perez, Vicente, Amell Egoz-
cue
nua, nd habiendo concurrido la session ell ST..
BalbSs. Secretario, prOoedia elegir su sustitut0,
Hecha la votaci6n result6 electo pOr 10 votos
Fl lSr L0peZ Landr0n, quieD, lnvtadO pOr la
Presidencis, tom6 pOsesi6u de su cargo.
Sc procedi6 Ia lectura del acta de ia So
SION anterior terminada 6sta us6 de Ia pala-
bra -el Sr. Amell, manfestando que no era gu
Amino discutir aoerca de Ia valideZ del acta,
nueato que no habia asistido la session CORES
pondiente, pero que hacj6ndose coDstar en- ella
eiertOs incidentes de que el Sr. BlancO habfa
DrOtestadO, urgandO nulOs todOs los acuerdos
de la session, ,AQueTia constaSe esta manifesta
On. como expl1caci6n del vo5O negative que
habia de emitir On contra de Ia aprobaoion del
acta.
Aata. diieron que 81 los Sres. DomingueZ. Alva.
rev Perez. Bosch, Peia. Fernandez, Martinez,
p6raz. Vicente, Egozoue, Lopez Landr6n So
lar. = que no el Sr. Amel. Se acordo por II
yotos contra uno aprobar 81 acta de referencia
Sc di0 cuenta con el dctamen emitido por
al Nerocjado de Administrator local acerca
del' expediente que SO sirvi6 remitir informe
dal Excmo Sr GoDernadOr General relatives
Ia de anexion dc los t6rminOs municipales de
Toa. baia v Dorado, cuyO expediente Qued6 So
fra In mesa en- Ia session anterior.
El Sr. Presidente expusO que compren-
diendo dichO dictamen dos parties debfa dscu-
tirse nrimero su totalidad segdn 10 prescrito on
al articulo "a del Reglamento interior. Usaron,
de Ia palabra en- contra, el Sr Amell y On pro el
81 T6nex Landr6n En- tai estadO el Sr. Bosch
iii6 permiso 8 Ia Presidencia para retiraTss del
salon Dor sentirse indispuesto 81 Sr. Presidente
Contesto q. fondado en- 10 g. disponen ossrticu-
los 33 ' "a de la Ley Organica provincial, que
theron leidos, con 81 mayor sentimiento Sc veia
Obligado & negarle el permiso que solicitaba,
DOrGue solamente SO encontraban reunidos en-
session los dOce Diputados que forman Ia ma
yorfa absolute dc los que estan hoy On ejerci-
cio. I'll Sr. Bosch insist6 On 50 petici6n, ale.
Uando que la dolencia lue Ie apueiaba le impe-
IA continuar. La Presidencia persisti0 en- su
necatlya tantas cuaDtas veces pretendi6 reti-
rarse el sr. Bosch, quien por lltimo, expuso
one con verdsderO pesar Sc veia oblgadO &
aieaatender las indicaoiones de la Presidencia,
nor no poder continuar pnr ir en- aumento Ia
indieposici6D que sentia, q efe etO Sc retire.
m ST, AmelI us0 de i palabra aupli06 la
psealdappia ae aiyyisrs leyantar Y aeas6n %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-10
II Correspondence de- PleTiO-RiCO.
S660dO. q de AbrjI de 1892.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General. - Secretaria. Comuni-
CaciOnes del Alcalde de Sabana-0rande del
CapitAn del % Escuadr0n de la GMardia Civil
dando cuenta detallada del incendio en- aquella
DOblaCi6D.
-Nagociado 10 o-Reales Ordenes aproban-
do los expedientes instruidos para..el estableci-
mientO del impuestO de consumes pOr los
Ayuntamientos de la Carolina, Cayey Hat0-
grande, en- el ejercicio de 189192
-Reales Ordenes negando authorization al
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital para establecer
mn arbitriO pOr cada notification de prOvlden-
ciaa que lizO la Acadia on 81 alO ecOnom1co
de 189O.9l; para hacer extensive los demas
expectAculos el arbitrio de dos pesos que pOr
Cada licencia de bale impOne aQuela Corpora
ci0n. para establocer en- 1890 81 un arbi-
trio sobre cada permiso que diera Ia Acadia
Dor no eStipu2r que p0rmlGOS lcenc1aS ma
bian de quedsr sujetos al pago del impuesto.
Real Orden autorizando al Ayuntamien-
to de MayagieZ para el eStableclmientO del
arbitriO sObre consume de carnes para el ejer
ciciO del 90 al 81.
rentada por don Federico Iglesia, del cargo de
Secretario del Ayuntamiento de Manatf.
-Negooiadn 3o-FOmentO. - Relacl0n de
las marcas de fabrjca de comerciO cuya con
casi0n SO ha efectuadO on los puntOs fechas
Qae sc indic8n.
l.a denes nombr8ndo, Jefe de Negociado de
ga O ass Contador de la Administration de Rem
las Aduana de esta Capital don Jose Men
dez de Arcaya, Official A. del mismo centro
don Pablo Colomer.
- Contadurla Central de Hacienda FAB
turas que Sc psgsran en- Ia pr6xima semana:
Sorteo 14o
Abril 11.-Facturas ndmeros 531 $50.
Idem 12-Facturas n1merOs $50 $40.
Idem 13.-Facturas n1meros 541 $40.
Idem 16.- Factura ndmerO 391 q 4O2.
-Administraci6n General de Comunicacio-
nes.-El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General ha
dispuesto Sc celebre un concerto particular en-
esta Administration, ell 18 del actual Ia una
0e Ia tarde, para sdjudicar Ia conducci6n de Ia
correspondence entire Aguadilla Arecito
Vice-versa.
Battalion Cazadores de Colon ndmero %.
Andnciase Ia vacante de tres plazas de mdsi-
eos de tercera seis de edueandOs, senalando-
&c el 25 del actual para verifcar los examenes
Ell Ayudante de Ia Comandancia Pfinci-
pal de Marina de esta Provincial, cita para
el dia 6 de Mayo pr6ximo, al captain, navieros,
cargadores aaeguradores del vapor nacional
Conquistador," perdido On 81 sitio denomina-
do 8. Isla Verde"
-Diputaci6n Provincial Casa provincial
de Carload, Benefcenca y Manicomio. EsJado
demOstrativo del movimiento del personal de
6icho Establecimiento, durante 81 mes de Fe
b-erO del corriente.
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Il CaraeOles I!

Acabamos de recibir de Canarias en- ca
nastitos de 200 caracoles cada uno, una parti-
da de 200 canastos que vendemos rs CEN
tavos.-BAQUEROy y GANDARA.
seA
81 Sr. Presidente del Centric de detallistas
don Pablo Pineiro, ha remitido al senar AloaIde
dc esta Capital, la suma de veinte pesos cor
que los fondos de Ia dicha sociedad contribuVen
al alig.o de las desgraoias de Sabana Grande.
ademAs del donativo que, separadamente han
presentadO muchos de sus asociad0s. Tambien
Sc han entregado Ia misma autOridad veinte
~ cinc0 pesos, con Qna q Qlkh iNaptMN0, por
medic % au PEesldsnte q aeA0g don Ricardo
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A. RauschenpIat
OFRECE AL CONrADO

Cemento Corona legftimo, barril de $50 XII
los $4-Hierro acanalado, seis pies & So
Alambre con puas $6 quintal.-Pintura
blanca de zink, marca C6eyvO $7--Azdcar CEN
tral j. a $6a etc. etc. 1916
Procedente de Liverpool ha entrado hoy
en- nuestro puerto con carga general para va
rios, ell vapor espafol GGdit0ssO Tambien ha
entrado esra maflana procedente de Cuba Y
Mayagiiex el N. 4. Nll0Verde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-10

fu6 entregada en- Ponce las 81 de la ma1ana
de ante aver Hoy lego dicho vapor este
puerto las cartas y peri0dicos no han pare
cidO q la hora en- que escribimos estas lineas,
G dc Ia tarde). 81 el dato es exacto, ha exis
lido lamentab.e descuido en- la Administrator
de Ponce.
Retreta mafana por Ia banda del Batall6n
de Cadiz:
/. Paso doble de Cornetas Gel Arrogante" )"
Valero.-2aa Melodia "La Moribunds," L sh6z-
81 Sinfonfa de la Opera s.Don )drigo," Areas
: a Duo de tiple Baritone de la Opera "Don
Rodrigo" Areas. 6a Mazulka "Angelins," Va
lerO.-6 g. Danza "La siempre viva" Campos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-10
Noticias de la Capital


Por que en- una de nuestras ediciones an
teriOres pOr cOmp]aoer un amigo, publicamOs
sin Amino de offender nadie, una broma d.
buen g6nero absolutamente inofensiva Que
aludfa Pez1iscos, revisterO de La zNtegyidGC
Noc6OssG1, prop6sitO do una de sus criticai
de teatro, este, Pe1ligcO, (que vale mucho). 50
iendoss de ma Q y de toda Ia familia, y en- III
tono con un estilo que debe haberle dejadt
muy satsf6chO, Sc encara con ell DR.. FrG9sc7
(Que NADIA tiene que YER con el SSunTO de que 81
trata), para decirle que suS nOvelas no valer
NADIA, Otras cosas que por sabidas 80 callan
y que vienen, en- ell presente, tan del case
como un par de pistolas On Ia cintura de uI
SantO CristO.
De paso dice que L CORRESPONDENCE ha
bla por boca de ganso, que sus redactores sor
siempre q ia cual estamos ya muy acostum
brados
No deberlamOs cOntestar PezligcOS, poi
que nj entra On aaWestFO aeg0cjO perder el item
DO en- asuntOs baladfes que & nadie impOr
tan, nj queremos que por hacer cuestionss per.
sOnalisimas como 81 las hace de las q. no deben
tener ese caracter, vengan sobrevenir DISCUS
tOs que todos nos pueden pesar despues. Pc
70 va que Ia OCCASION de un YecLGNaO se presenta
oportuna, vaya 6ste:- LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO Rico es el peri0dico mas malo que
en- 81 pals SO pubica; esta esorito en- gringo
habla por bOca de gansO es insulSO tOdo 10
demas pero nadie puede negar que es ell de
mas circulation On toda la Isla, y que prospera
asf. asf. casi tauto como La zntegy6dGd
NGciOmGz que es un colega ostimable indiscu
tiblemente superior.
En- cuanto al Dr. FyancE que, sin haberIa
pedidO. SO encuentra con vela en- este entierro,
81 mismO reconoce y proo'ama. y nos encarga
decrlO, que aus nOvelas son infumables, afro.
ces, horribles y fatales.
Pero las ediciOnes de sus libros que Sc ha.
cen primero en- Ia Isla y despues fuera de ella,
Sc venden casi en- elacto aqufy en- el extranjero.
como ell referido amigo NO busca gloria
poTque sabe perfectamente que m puede alcan-
zarla. .se c0Dforma con el 6xito w.. vaya 10
unO por 10 OtrO.
Ojala que PeLLSgC0s con los librOs que h0
1ostb7icGd0 pueda decir otro tantol va sabe-
mos que vale mucho, muchfsimo.
~.
jASegQP0S contra inCendiO
LA socIEDAD Hamburgo Bre1aense.
DE HARGBURGo
Acepta asegaros sObre:
Edifcios de mamposterfa y MADEIRA,
Existencias de mercancfas,
Provisiones frutos del pals,
Muebles,
Haciendas de azdcar cafe con sus
Maquinarias y frutos, etc.
Para mas informes sirvanse dirigirse s
A. RAUSCHENPLAT,
8-3 Agente general para Puerto Rico.
Premios mayores de la Loteria jugada hoy .
Primer premio: 21,914. - Segundo premio /:
988 -Tercer premio: 18 155.-PremiOs dc 500
pesos: 90, 1.799, 3,477, Al $50 1850. Pre-
mios de 200 pesos: 376, 1.464, 2.611, 487,
12.777, 1906, IA. 316; IA 425. II 1877, 23.763
-Premios de 100 pesos: 1 518, 1.57O, 1893.
983, 3.199, 1886. 8 663, 319, 793, 9.9ll,
IS 065, 1s0s7. II Ito, ls 662. 1904.
ssapa aes lntarnas, i sargsspouaeaeia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-10

Mendizabal 0frece con 81 mismo Obieto Y 81
referido senior don Ricardo Mendizabal ha en-
viado 8 Ia autorjdad local otros veinte cinco
pesos de su pecnlio particular en- coDcepto
de Presidente del dicho Czssb cuya suma des-
tina las vfctimas de aquel inceudio. iCuanta
carload E se1or Alcalde ha dado las gracfas
los donsntes nosotros hacemos pdblico es-
tos actos tan propios de este suelo borincano.
HDocroR SozAcru. as.
, 1892-02-16
TELEGRArHIC TALES.


ot New OK, has ia1led-
The trial Of Actor Curtis is still nro-
Ezsssing IN San Francisco.
John Calder IA Ca. and n n Calder ~
New Orleans. have assigned
Tse rr,nerar vvs,lfsn, i r,4 .,-,s,-
y, t5,s fgsi.ar s3s,, r---ss,s- 44Se NOAa''lA Y
Fs-.s5ss,t u,s~ sa,-s 49,, .-sfs }.
-assfs isir ri,yiss. " YI,s Tl7,.S5ss 80 2
NtslsatsaAs leR saK years
t@4afeEs q ere presented I'D the senate.
, 1892-02-16
PERsoNALIrIEN



Z. H. Hamlin Is ln Tacoma
Mrs. O. G. White Is in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Id C. ELLIS are in Seattle.
- rrssys-, ,-s,. =, -rs,,r,s s,5s.,-
. ~. s s 10y
Mrs. 4. Dolan is visiting Tacoma friends.
Alfred Martin went 10 Grays harbor this
morning.
Judge Mason Irwin Is expected home to-
morrow.
= : Vv;lesv Is rsnrssa,,ts,,,- ti,s f,s,,stsl
stean, ave works
T.,s-s ~ ar-s nsnnss,, ,as.,-,,ss 4s,;s
,,,,,-,,s m, a-o f-e,,9 Il, ree.r5e
Sapsaa9 Se9. Y, hallloflghe Is cohnneo
to DIS asa M1sh Aa grippe,
Mrs. II. p, Lee and Miss Jennie Coriiss
are visiting friends Ina Portland
". @. Chapman and W. Smith were ad.
mitted to psetice I'M the supreme court.
DE-. NJ. A. Newell went Is Eravs Harbor
this morning and viii ref8lr79 ans evening"
r.1 Ar,r7ez,s.,, r,.,o.I.. ~ ts.. .s..7
- Vv.s+s,;,9.- ie,.. 4 ys,'sss,s 80
@ .43 d ~ ~ ~
, 1892-02-16
Notice to Plumbers

&M&AA8 PROPOSALS MHgl ta N@tH88ea s8 t8n
- c#5re ag tae enfeFFitsns AaehiIeef Treasury
department MAahfMH#@Ns H g aaMl atina8
M am faM sa BAA NJ February. as@ s8i ail
4Hc lAb0f sHd material reaaifN5 tsr sac niumh
4MN ssa f8#ams Mst. sNF tAN II a CastNNn hn@AHs
N0Eieace etess @aAaagag af RNy3 Tnwmkesi#.
Nashs. fn accordance W4tA TIE drawings and
8#nv aNatnaa nantaa 0s@AinM MMs A@ @A8 n@
aFf3tsAtsaH af hs|e taec. et UNe aHiee ai the tN-
Nffimia@deai at loi4 4aH @sen8, Washington
N@rA Ma@ MaNs8 NN accompanied @e a certified
eaeeE scf aaW aoi leN than rcr cent g the
asnaHHf as thg MsaWneat The department w8H
a86Nt A3 Ma8R eea kHfeg thN 3Ma heretH
stated lrf eaeMlHR tAe Msaas also bios which Sc
a raHlriE etgietlN MHih aAi 1he requirements Fl
tNaa iHR8i@MHHa Proposals wWsf W. enclosed 4H
euNri0nr sealed and lnNfknd Proposals ta1
kan FiAMH8HM @M8snlBlM@, a8a.s taf tBn N CT
E8ssHa Hasfc Nnsto ce ere BnflainF at Nofi
Townsend Maaas wEth tHc nANe ana AddFes'
nF she h4a@a4 eN gAA nntsl8e ai eaYal@Te. f8l
Identification, aaa aaarcsse le
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, 1892-02-16
BURIED In SNOW.
A Blizzard That Stops Travel In
Great Britain.
Gales AEanE the coast ana Terrible
Geld weather I'M am Parts or tine
United Kangasm--SailGrs wait-
tnE cor the storm 70 Abase.

LoNpaN. Fea. la. The cold weather.
gales ana snow storms which SCI ia last
might throughout the United kingdom.
continue today. There has been heavy
hall ~ STOW ri London. Traffic 81 all
kinds Is greatly impeded and 1eleEraphie
communication interiered Nifh In tie
English channel gaie is blowing with
great violence and taeservioe between Eng
Land and tase continent 6s greatly delayed.
The air Is s. ihick with snow that il Is
scarcely possible te sea d boats length
ahead. and tremendous seas are sweeping
ap tine channel. The captains 81 vessels
viii not venture outuntl the storm ahates.
Al schooner went ashore CAST night at south
Woeid. ln suAoikshire, On the North sea.
Her crew was rescued. The highways are
aimosl impossible and If the storm conGin-
ues, much longer It will Be impossible for
them to be used az all
A fishing boat foundered Of Newcastle.
County Down, Ireland, and Eve of her
crew were drowned
, 1892-02-16
SnnerInr ronri proceedlnrs.

The superior court convened in the old
court house this morning for the trial Of
equity causes ana tile following cases re-
ceived attentions
siapieton w. Ericsson ludment against
sureties.
Scott vs McNeal, demurrer oveTaled I;
exceptions allowed.
Turpin & Manyiite VS.. Whitney n Son,
judgment set aside.
Application fer writ Of habeas corpus ln
case 0f Joseph Casper denied.
Henry Steidler was admitted to citizen
ship.
The following causes were assigned;
4 Jones VS., Elweil and Henderson VS., Ru.
/ get CITY u. Il ID, Co, February is.
stapletonv us. Stapleton, Brown Us. Brown,
Z Connolly vs.. Connolly and Iabarf vs.. lsa.
Z barr, Eebrary l9.
4 sherman vs.. Smith q co. and AIcSorley
+ vs.. Rosenthai, Feb. 20.
, 1892-02-16
COAST DEFENSES.
General Nelson A. MieIs Talks
Freely About Them.

Navy - net sufficient 20 Pro-
tees nj least Twenty-seven ~
0ur Principal Ports-@Land Bat
terles are Absolutely Essential.
RocansrER. FEB. l6.-At the annual
banquet tonight Of the chamber of COM
msrcs. Major General Nelson A Miles
spoke on coast defensss. He said that
whilein 1885 We has q wem fortified coast
ana tha MOST formidable nary aapat. cons
sistiug Of Bl3 vessels, carrying several
thousand guns. now cur coast was entirely
defenseless- even against 5 small fleet Of
hostile vessels. The power Of fortihcations
properly equipped to resist any land or
naval force, has been demonstrated at
Gibraltar, ssbastapol, Fort sumpter and
many other places. ana armament for
our forts was absolutely essential. Land
batteries with the most powerful steel
hreech-loading raed canpon and mortars.
with torpedoes and submarine mines. were
the only safeguards upon which VIC could
rely for protection at twenty-seven differ
ent ports. There was mo prospect of our
navy attaining more than a fourth or 6fth
rank among THE nayEes Of the world, hence
ii would De useless to rely upon our navy
alone to protect our coasts and lake ports,
, 1892-02-16

Electric cars are running from Fairhaven
N Lake Mhmtaem.
The steamer Greyhound Is running be-
twecn Seattle amd Lowell.
Bank oiasriues yesterday Seattle sfao,-
asAa7s Eaeamss Si9s S&7.AS.
The steamer Eairhaven Is sa run between
Tacoma and RaFt Orchard direct
AL CoivilIe TIE old Dominion hotel was
completely burned. Less ssoea. Ensur-
Amcc $4,000
Thaa Huston made a. eloquent speech
last night in Tacoma before the Central
Republican lcaHne.
W = Cunningham y par4ana gambler.
tried 6 shoot Detective FianniEan Ia la-
canaa, hnt mas captured.
Thee Zesncr Has shot in q aow Ia q wood
c&sppAng camp On Lake Washington, hy
Godfrey Nabie aged 5s Kiner ana another
nlam tried tn assault the boy.
a. n. Obel vas fatally STABBED ~ An
taaio Raian. aH italian in a mining camp
at Cedar Mountain. Beian WAS arrested.
, 1892-02-16
whmt Carnegie SAYS.

Nrw oR1KASs. Feb. la.-Anarew Carne-
eie. TIE millionaire manufacture, 0f Pitts
burg arrived here accompanied bs his
Es8e and : numher affmeuds Fn 40 inter
view Carnegie said tAe objective point ol
ass Ha Which ts tag pleasure is Mezfo8s
From there ht goes 81 California then %
# Sound anA Anmaes Continuing na
iu ssH an1 Hl,wst74
M 6e MEAsMs8E aN 6as ht
Mat 4ngs fo sae manufacturers BAIT also f9
The worknEmen. President Harrison will
" the nominee af tha republican nartF im
the nexs campaign. and BE VIII he elected.
even if Gbe whole individual and solid 8em-
ocrate partE stands arrayed against him.
Aii talk about Blaine's retirement from the
cabinet tS nonsense. lie Will not Wsth.
draw.
+As "a silver 7 believe The house Will
pass it. but q win fail in the senate. even
ifdt does pass t1n lattar hadr the president
wili veto the bill
, 1892-02-16
WAR in TENNESSEE.
The State Troops and the Miners
are Again Fighting.


caan caEEE Tasn. Feb. t6- Company
e of ftbesenond regiment, Tennessee guards.
consisting af eighty msn, gatliug gum
sad siH pound hesiEsrs. commanded s.
Captain Anderson. IA ls a STRONG position
commanding She town ard railway ayr
pr0aehea Asnamba nf shots are exchanged
slmost every evening between the mineH
aaa troops Several miners are reported
wounded. and serious trouble is expected
bo occur ~ ans moment Both sides are
confident af vtatoEg A she's mas area over
tie town last night and the excitement
among ihe citsens On Intense Tbc troops
arc acting very iuseleniiy towards the citl-
aans ana an outbreak "a looked For The
postmaster was 6re5 upon Thursday nignt
and ariren snto his house only one mine
cat of ten Is working. One hundred ana
tMUntv-thHee canviets strongly guar5ed hY
troops ara stationed a. Olive Springs baE
everything Ks quiet there Troops rai3ea
tie qnauy on Naidons ridge and captured
a2l dynamite stored there
, 1892-02-16

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, 1892-02-16
Mesiside School.

Tie pupils neither tardy nor absent dur
ing The month Of January N This school
we're:
FIRST GRADE Gertrude Conant, Clifford
Close, Gay 0verhulse ana Willie Justice.
SECOND GRAnE-1 Ohm Justice and Eddie
Justice.
THIRD GRApE-Arthur Bardsley, Jesse
Scott, Jennie Ramhart and Lizzie Over
hulse.
FOURTH GRADE Bertha Haight.
Firth GRAnR-Joan Wilson Alice lar
son and Hattie Scott.
, 1892-02-16
RnInr M MnIln mnlla.

shenHpnnee VIII leave FOR Walla Walla
this evening Bith John Kane, sentenced
lor ie years Coz larceny and John Caldwell
ard James Wilson sentenced to one wear
each fof the same aiiense at Ienin0. Yes,
t@rdaw the prisoners managed to get an
axe into the steel cell H which they were
confined, tae intention being 81 effect an
escape Fl possible, some time since; 8
number ef tools, including braces, bits and
liies we're found iu the cell Jest after ths
prisoners were sentenced, thorough
search of the steei cage revealed She above
mentioned articles
, 1892-02-16
Chaulananans TonIght.

The Chautauqua Literary ana Society
Circle will meet at Mrs. Iounsberry's this
evening at 7sso. The programme is as fol-
lows Roll calls physiology and botany,
conducted by the presidents review of hrst
sixty pages of ssIhe Story of the C0ns6itn-
tion, Y conducted by r.. Y. Mcdonald.
Recess 67eograph lStudvo of Alaska, bv
Miss Sans; News fthe Day. each member
to he given some important event Of the
present wear.
, 1892-02-16
Insilinta RnsirnniEnn.

al d meeting of the beard Of trustees of
the Collegiate institute last night, the res
ignaaon Dc Miss r.. II Smith was received
elected TO all Che position. Miss Smith
has resigned to accept the position Of gem
eral secretary of the Young Moman's i
Christian association Of The Pacific Coast,
Miss Parsons is a graduate Of the institute
and a teacher of several years experience,
, 1892-02-16
-Analn.t tssr Etnnassrs.

QUEaEc Feb. l6.-In all English and
French churches on Sunday mandemint
was read and signed by all bishops Of the
province denouncing political corruption
and threatening accommodation against
ali WHO either gave or accepted hribes,
whether iu the shape of money or liquor
All persons are forbidden from buying oF
selling liquor rot only on election day, bur
for three days before and after the contest
, 1892-02-16
Wcsl Foarta Street schaoi.

The pupils neither taniy NOR absent dnf-
ng the month ef January we're
FIRST GRAnH Arthur Banner. Charlie
lehman, @00seY Chaplin Mary View.
marker, Ethel Davis, Katie Campbell, Nel-
JIG Campbell,
sKceSb GRkpR~Ved Taylor. James Mel
sem, Norma Goddard CLARA Nemmarker,
Anna johnson.
THRn GnspR- Earl neaal, Walter Tay.
Bor 98e KfFkeHdaih
fouRrH GaAnE Claud Swan, Oracle
Chaplin. Cora ncaeli
, 1892-02-16

NEw ToRK, Fch.t l6. N Noon Money
easy, II "A percent. stocks active, rather
heavy Gloss ~ lowest prices Of morning
Fours coupon, f81k Pacific es 8; Atchison
6f3&; Central Papine, 8iAks Burlington. 81
Denver q gio 9gan6e, aS; Northern Pa
ciHe, .; Northern Pacific preferred, 70h
Northwestern, iSs New York Central
i5gI; Oregon Navigation, S9 North Amer
ean. l89S; Pacific Mail S9, Rock Island
9lsS ST Paul Omaha, IS Texas Pacific
I1s6 Union Pacific, s9 Mells Fargo En
press, go. Western Union, Sg9s.
, 1892-02-16

or tie eight alliance members of con-
gress seven are from ola republican states
about seventy democratic congressman
were elected through there being an alli.
ance candidate in tic iield who pulled Of
enough republicans to accomplish thas
result. and PIT This is your Uranium and
study over Ii the alliance members or
eanieed with the democratic majority and
arc virtually democrats whether they want
en W. Ar nnt