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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06
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81 Ell xapAsE " JalsAa ae ansento
- s#sa Cs.l lsAi aasstso diatingulac
sgaxUs Asxaaae 81 seAns Puaons.
4as - sAaAa@ SiFAn<ie exsn es Oh
VAa ~ eampsls u Aensusa miss0n
@aa Asss il nv@ con a. aaso dgl re-
aas IL assN NJ dAu.
eus haf safesinamsatN en-
aSgsa tag - ssrgo ~ tlustfAs
- Essmsf saisnss Do Alealee y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Tengo proyeetada una expedi
cion al EseoriAl eD compafia q.
IN muy eomplaciente & ilusiraco
rsdactor de La Rpooe, de IN &C
merciapte de Ia H.bana, naturaI
de Aui'es. y del sismpre nobls,
eonseeusste y querido amigo u.
Ramon Martinez Gareis, que nt
slrve aqui dc amAble y eannoso
Cleerons, y eayos grandss ssr
vicios en- 10 tnsenanIa p1sliea d.
sss IslA no habran ol,iia4o lo
padres puenorriqatn ~. Sas obfss
notables le aeredltAn eI buen
sJemplo qns dsjo ali le Teee- >
lnisnda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Una alasson que hiso d sl b.
LETss hEEcAsTsL al psri6dleo Ia
Jasaeta. y gas pod!a pssladie. .
81 saeaTgo qas ms sssjo 1 Msarla
motive sl eomanleado qus :
asomPsso por separate, Y ass
'assrmron La kF.eea y III Ga
as0F.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Isrtnise sssAs - Iasgas y -.
esoIaissdks saarss -, ssVlasa
sotdial sa'uao 4 se9es, yxa car
Coco a6ssso para les asnAxss
pafa Fess. nas eom aGaFVa,
1Ks@s*s Istas kAsasas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

n:ss go Cly .ss ,is est, Provin
ia!
iQae 90 activen!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

He heeho y recibido diferente,
visitas, y he tenido el gusto d.
saludar aalgunos puertorriqueno
Iy d otros conocidos ahi. L9'
senores L. Tore, de Arecibo. y
Basora. ce M.yagusE. que faeror
eompafisros mios de visje, se ha
liam aetualmente squi, ,in move
dad. .Encontre al iIustre Genera
Sipz tan faerse y tsn robusto
que. q no verlo en- su propia casF
no le hubiera conocido. < Mar
ques de Maehicote, en- su buens
residences, calie del Barqui.io.
He visto aI senor A sile., reprs =
.ertanle que b, edo por Ssp
German. y . o ozsgs. B. kar,
Frantes, Guillerna el Iogtnit :
70, don Antonio Psvia, Patdo,
que tr.bsjs en- dos perio licos. J
" ai Congreso para tomar no.ss,
y d varios otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

presupuestos de esa Isla. Tienen
oedida Ia palabra en- contra del
dictamen de Ia Comisi6n los Srss
Labra y Moya, y 10 defenderar
los eefiores Lastres, Alfau y Mar
tin Sanchez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

0TA Camara DC C0merclo me ira
io dirsstamente & Madrid, que no
era mi objstivo por ahora, des-
pues de haber permanecido cuatro
dias en- Santandsr, esta magnfica
ciudad del Atl&ntico, no bastante
ponderad., y otros cuatro en- Pa.
lencia londe pude admirar una
msgnif 10 Cstedral de eatilo GO
tic5. Una vez en- Ia Corte, nj
primers ocupaci6n 90 cifr6 en-
campIir 81 cometido de la CANA
"a, =, al sfscto, despues dc confe.
renciar largamente CON el Sub
secrstsfio, senior Ord6nez. fuf pre-
sentsan Il Sr Ninistro de Ultra
mar sog 81 siempre complacientt
' dispuea o eefior Lsstres. En-
pressnsia va del senior Romero
Rob edo, expd,e!e las rszones que
aboran los deseos de 10 C&mars
de Comsrcio de esa Capital, tan
TO en- 10 relative al nuevo impues'
10 ao5-c los asdcAres y 81 cafe,
cuanso en- 10 pertinente q los va
pozss as Herrera y & IL prohibi-
si6n ds nuestro tabaco en- Cuba.
Obsarve con satisfaccion que 81
Sr Min;stro escuchaha aterta-
menEe I0s breves raxonamientos
de mi sliplica y SAIL sati.fseho de
~ prcsancia, siendo teaiucida es.
ta mi satisfaction por el selegra-
ma que el mismo dis di,igi I Ia
xpaesada CSmara, J que supoE-
80 habran recibido.
e ss1or Romero Rob'edo di6
Dor reauslta favorablements la
entrada de nueatro tabaco en- Gu
ba. ofrsci6 restablecer el servicio
de los vapores, que efecsdan eltrk-
fico entire esa = Ia mayor Antiiia,
aunqus no dc igual modo que an
tee, 8 hizo promesas respecto del
cafe. Psra 10 de los sztcares, aun-
que nos Ilevt 4 c0ncebir alguna ca
.;eranzs, se presentan dificultades.
por.I 10 raz6n de que 90 propone el
Gsbierno fomsntar ID production
peninEular. y obJetSndole 20 que
no parecia patriotico nj politico
gravsr, CON tai motive, ID pro-
ducei6n antillana, que es nacio-
nal, repuso el s,iior Romero Ro.
bieda que, siendo CAST prohibitivo
el Agancei para los aztcaIes sx-
tranisroe, J no bastando al con-
sumo de por aca los que aquf Sc
producer, de todas suertes ID de-
mania de los antillanos tendrfa
que sei forzoss y creeiente, me-
diando, ademas. 10 circumstances
de qua Il impuesto DO hl de pa.
CARLO 81 produetor, elmo el cons1.
midor.
ON npargos 20 tFAuaJa ActsA-
msnts por todos, y tsmbien por
una cenisi6n que ha venido de
Bsrseiens, en- el sentido de mo-
di6ear, sobfe este punto, el pro-
yecto d Sr Ministro.
Mas dabe tenerse presente quo
ID d,fer.asis con los szdeares de
Ia Psrinsula no es tanta como
parsss { siupls vista, pues tam
bien essos nan sido gravados ep
16 pssssss mas de 10 que estabAD
en- o. prssu guesto pasado.
81 stnsr L,stres, cue fue Ell
que ns preseni6 al Sr Mini,tro,
spoyaado mis- pobfes rszonamien
tos con 90 autorizads opini6D,
p &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

DA sspaatGeu!os POGO tepgo qoe
contsr. He asissido Z Ia gran
corrlds de Toros llamada de b
neG:eneis, & Ia cual concurrieron
10 meno,, 10000 almas. Vi en-
Apolo Il jugue.e c6mieo II Vivs
Chamba librs!" y en- ell Principe
A'fonso Ia patriotica zarzuelits
/" Trafalgar :" Tamb;en he visi
tado el Circo de Pfiee, donde no
encontre mayores notsbi idades.
Los pe'otaris, 8 jugadores de pc.
lots, trsen fuera de quicio 4 Ma
drid, que acuds q los frousones
con mas entusiasmo que al tsa.ro
= 4 los toros. 81 sigue asi, sque
Ito matara a este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

tual, que es de 25 por quinta'.
Queds, adem&s. subsistente 10 An
diencia de 10 Criminal de Maya
giiez, y, segdn mis- informss, sub
sistiran, de igual modo, los Juz :
gadoa de Coamo = Vega-bsja; en-
cal sentido trabsjan los respecti
vos Diputados, sefiores Usera y
Conde de Casa Miranda.
Asf mismo SO consigna ell suei-
do para los Alcaldes, ' el Z 50
que pueden cobrar loo Municipios
sobre Ia riqueza imponible de lie
que pagan al Estado, segdn va
contenia el proyecto del Sr Minis
.ro. Sc faculta 4 este para que
pueda hacer uso de Ia autorizA- :
ci6n que 90 le concede. 4 fin dc
que todos los Ayuntamientos de
Ia Isla psguen sCs atrasos por de
cimas parties, incluyendo en- cads
presupuesto sucesivo Ia cantidae
necesaria al sfecto; este, que tie
ne suma importsncis, es 10 gus
ha dsfendido Y propuesto siempre
ell BoLEr1N MERcANT1L. buscandt
el a'ivio de las Municipalidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

81 diclamen de- Ia Comisi6n de
Pfttn pnestos, en- Ia enal 6gursp
los 1enores Martints Campos.
Lastrts, Martin 6knchts y Salee.
do. ID utados por ess I.ls, in
trodass vkriss impor.anles ref r
mas ca el pioyeeto d.l Ss NJ.
ristro.
4 aaee 90 gastos { sS.621l l76
: lea isgf % 4 8 e47 800. con :
t:a 1851. 46 y3725 5s7 de a..
eho il -. z iEnpussio obre|
lss ones 3 suicides de to
das Isr sasss qusda rtdasido q
10 e Sp reduce tsnb Ga 1 sol
eep 81 impEe.lo se brs los|
100 k. de esfe, J Of ts ulta al.
80 msE4t que 81 anisrie,, . So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

81 stiisr Lsstres, cue fue q
que ns preseni6 al Sr Mini.tro
spoyaado mis- pobfes rszonamien
tos cen su autorizsda opini6o
msreee parrafc aparte.
Por ahf hsy quien cree que
Ell geii0r Lastres no es mss que
LastrsF. No; L,stres es maeho
mis. Las.res tiens sqri una re-
presentacioa muy alta en- Ia po
htiea, tn el foro, en- el psrlamen
10, en ls trihans, e1 10 Ca.edrs,
en- ei prsaeaoradc, sn el Ateneo,
en- Las Academies, an Ia bsnca y
hssta ensas embsjadas, uniendo
b estss exespeionsles sireuns,an.
cias IN amino siempre pronto y
an noble desee de tervir, que de-
ban sgradeeer mucho los puerto.
rriqnefios. La Isla tods. , espe.
ciaimenie nuestro Partido, pue-
den ess2r salisfechos de On Dipu.
tAdo tan digno J tan eeloso, tan
sabio ) buen poiitieo, cuya elee.
ci6n jamas debiera abandonarse.
si % busea el intefes comnu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06
RECAUDACION.
MAYO DE 1892.

la Gaceta, AN estado de Ia recau.
dacion obtenida por el Erario.
iuranse ell mes de Mayo d.
amo, de laa siguienses rentas,
comparable con Ia que se percibi6
en- el afio anterior por las mismas.
| Vamos q extractar el estsdo en-
question.
Durante ell mes de
M.yo dltimo pro-
dpjo a reeauda.
cion de las Con.
trioueiones & i'm.
pueStos la suma
de....... ............ $50 0144.72
D.terencia de bsjs,
con relacion d
igusl mes del afio
anterior....~....... 3.34S. .S5
Is renta de Adua.
mas produlo en-
Msyo u timo..... 159.067.5S
Blla, con reiacion q
igaal mes del afio
antsrior............ 75.916.92
Las Rantas eslsnca.
das produjeron en-
Mayo aumo..... 36.396.4S
Aixa. con rs.sci6n I
igaal mes del aio
anssriOr... ......... 1850 80
Los B.snes del Es-
tado produJeron
en- Mayo nlti-
No. ............. l.ss47s
A -, con felacion d
lgual mes del ano.
AnlertoF........... 1890
Lea lngresos even.
tuaiea protujeron
ea MAyo alti.
ma ....... ...... 4l.150.26
"a, coo rsiseioa
s8ae gAs @s ~
snsssior...." -. 20 OT3.s6
ResEmen.
Ia Eeeaaaaeion Oh.
skasda pos 81 Era.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Del consreso 400 pu.do De
cir que e. naa obra mae..fa +,
suntuosa en todos 90. dspas A.
mentos. Parses que IL po lsis.
stravless IN parss.tsI,, dsnsro ,
fasrs; los presupasssu. De caba
son los dnieos cue llssau al teen
plo de las leYes IN nos De aus
doesnss Dc Dipusaaos. sue s*es
chan frismtsis nas q ussa err
mienda de este d a4usl rsprss*a.
sanse. ALI vso Q nsiaalsmsats
en- 81 tsnoo axG4l. HnI Assls
iro dc Uisramsr. sismprs dsgsu
TO. sitmprs sTIaEissos. e*gsrnso
con % soaiusdsEis Y sess.e,
ffsss lac hnsras , qasjssnssrs.s. =.
dselamAsienss dc los pc = ae4ss
'tntansss sasoncmissss, sHs
que, cen silos, avEans En -
qua ohjtso. Asssn eaasn skNas.
a hnss d. II pfexima ssm.a..
y dlssaafls. prsbsblsnss.s. lss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Resuelto ell patri6tico St Mi
nistro de Ultramar q dejar in
statu quo Ia question del tabaco;
esto 90, q permitir "a libre intro
ducci6n en- Cuba, no obstante las
reiteradas gestiones que Sc han
hecho en- contra, ha surgido hoy
en- ell Congreso un incidente, que
puao en- peligro tan racionsl y
politica solucidn; y fue que, al
presentar nuestros Diputados Ia
enmienda que habfa de dar q aque-
lla caracter legislative, Ia Comi
sion, que funciona independence.
mente del Sr Miuistro, y esta
compuesta de Diputados cubanos,
sc neg6 q admitirla, ocasionando
un riesgo 4 Ia rsparadora medida.
Pero, Ia actitud energica y plau
sibIe de los celosos seiiores Mar
tin Sanchez y Alfau losro sal
var el conaicto, recabAndo del St
Ministro Ia resoluci6n favorable
por decreto, que ser& comunica
do por el cable, hoy mismo 8 ma :.
fiana. Bien pueden ustedes dar
calurosa feIicitaci6n al Sr Minis.
tro y 4 aquellos dignos reprssen.
tautes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

Clu OAucQeZs
."s
Para yer de logrAr a|go soble |as
tsrifas del cable, ha visitado al re-
presentante de Ia Empresa en- eats
Corte, ell cusl, dicho sea de
paso, es persona muy amable Y
distinguids. e. esa una question
cerrada en- la cual no hay espe-
rama alguns. Estriba en- una
cencesi6n hecha por 40 amos, y d
ella no renuncian los inte-esados.
Por vsrios resortea ha intentado
lel Gobierno la modification de
squeIls, pero siem2re indtilmente,
= hssta una vez qua 90 hizc Ia
question contenciosa, perdi6 81
pleito el Gobierno. De clio sc ocu-
p6, sin resultado, la Conferences
celebrada en- Paris el afio pssado
No queda mas recurso que el ca
BILE q Puerto Rico, por Cansrias
Y Iusgo que otras Autillas, ex-
ceptuando Cabs, Sc hallan ei
Iigualea 6 peores condolences qut
Puerto Rico.
A Ia altara en- que voy d.
correspondence, renuncio d ha
b!ar do Madrid. IQue les diri'
20, ?or otra parte, que no hayar
visto i dido muchos de los lecto
res? La buIiiciosa Puerta de
Sol, Ia gran calle de AlcalS. 9
incorporate Retro, con gus in
mensos bosques, sus bellos jardi
nes, Gus preciosos estsnques, suI
verdes f,restas, aus anchss ava.
midas, eos innumerables paseos
ell alegre y rico B Botanico; Ia cele
brada Casteilans, 81 Palacio Rea'
ell grandiosfsimo eiificio del Ban
CO, Ia Casa de Campo, Ia monu
mental obra del Canal de Isabe
II; este bulir inserminabls d.
gentes y la vida continua de mi
llares de almas por espaciosas pla
zss = en- sinndmefo de aucharo
sos J elsgsntes cafes. hacen d'
todo esto una Babi!cnia, que q.
puede ser pintada con Ia plums
= si solo ser descrita con el ssom
orc en- el semblante; y bonitt
estaris 20 retratado en- esta for
ma, por ejemplo, ante un Sal
Francisco el Gfaude, que es ms
raviila superior, riquisimo museo
& himno constAn.e & inimitabie d,
todas lac bellezas del arts naclo
nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

yama, que ha de salvar de Ia
ruina & ma de las mas ricas 90
marcas de esa preeiosa Ansills, y
| Ell dictamen de Ia Comision con.
tiene un arttculO adicional, auto =
rixando al Ministro para otorgsr
en- ptb.ica subasta la concesion
por noventa y nueve amos.
Los sehores Torrepando, Gu
lion, ,Garfi. Gomez ' Utera, quien
actualmente estl enfsrmo con sen.
timiento de todos, re hallan en- el
eoaeierto, y marthan rerfeeta-
mente unidos con los aoieriores.
Del sefior LAstrss, cuyo mere
cido elogio he hesho apt.s, debo
agregar que ss mnsve en- todas
direccicnes. habiendo oblenido el
restableeimisnto, que ~ iodiQue,
de la Audiences de 10 Grim m:nal de
Maysguss, y 10 con.igno eel.
porque 20 mismo be dido de IS
bios del s,nor Ministro que de
habis hseho 10 concession. Comet.
a'i, por si a'g1n au.oLomisss,
como sue'e aeontessr, re atribaye
. fans de una obrs. que sgrade
eerAn los msytgiisxanos. Por
'ir'ud de sas gsstionss, b. co.
menxado q andar tAmbien al tx.
psdiente de las chras d. sQusl
puerto, .stl "a pronio para IT,.
soluci6n favcIable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-06

inter6s SO sirva dar cabida en- su
muy respectable peri6dico 4 10 al
gaiente, que dirijo hoy a La Justi-
cia. por cuyo favor, que me prometo
de su amaoilidad, anticipate las gra-
cns mas expresivas SD SECURE ser
vidor oompanero, @. B. s. Mig.
n0cio Dlas Canya.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-06
RUSSIAN FAMINE HORRORS.
"hhci"is Seize Upon Food sent. aud Leave
the People tn StarVc-Pcoplc Drop Dead
In the streets.

omci"is Seize Upon Food sent. aud Irav.
the People tn Starvc-Pcoplc Drop Dead
In the streets.
BosroN. April Herman Friedland.
newsdcaler of RoNbury, has just re-
ccivcd a letter from his father. who lives
IN the town of Angola, upon the Rus
sian frontier, which tells horrible talo
OF suffering among the Russian people.
The letter says that, in spite of food
sent from America, people are dropping
dead IN the streets from starvation. The
food. rs 10 is distributed through the in
fected country, is seized by rabid OIL
cials and shared among them. Impcr-
vious tn human suffering, they see men
and women dying in all the anguish OF
starvation. and with curses visit
the supply station and take NIL
the food 10 their own homes
leaving never crust for their
starving people. The furnishing crowd
rs desperate. Many are insane with
hunger IL is only the fear OF prison. or
a worse fate. bred in a Russian from his
birth, that prevents rebellion. He
says; There is no hope Tor relief
The power exercised hy Russian officials
Is absolute. There is nothing for the
people TO do but starvc unless helm
shall come from outside, and TINT
speedily"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-06
Mutnatad by Rnt.-

SrEunENvILLE, o., March s0.--F. Hem
ry King, skilled wood-hnisher and
painter, formerly OF Cincinnati. has been
missing for five or six weeks past. His
friends did not have the faintest idea as
To his whereabouts. But Tuesday morn.
ing the mystery OF his disappearance
was cleared up by the finding of his
dead body in u cellar OF the Mnnlcv
building, where IL has evidently lain for
weeks past ut the mercy OF rats that
had eaten one side of his face entirely
of and otherwise horribly mutilated
the body.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-06
BLOWN TO PIECES.

Terrific Explosion In the DYNAMITE. Works
at hcss"mcr, Aia.-Eour Men Scattered
All About. An Remaining OF one being
Foot and Piece at Scalp.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 2.-Thc Stcr-
ling dynamite works ut Bcssemcr cx-
plodcd. Its force was tremendous.
nearly every glass in n town of = 900
people being broken The shock WINS
plainly felt in this city. fifteen miles
distant Fire followed The ex-
plosion was in the pacliing-housc
OF the dynamite factory. where
four men We're engaged in pack
ing and one ut the engine. No
body knows the cause. Seven people in
all were about the building. but only
the four inside were hurt The killed
are: &. Hartley, leaves wife and two
children. Walter Lake. leaves widow
In delicate condition. Ed BoylSin. un-
married. Frank Boyltin. boy
aged fourteen. All were horri-
bly, mutilated except the boy.
Nothing was found of Lakes body, cx-
cept one of his feet and n piece OF his
scalp. Arms, limbs, tongues, heads and
trunks of bodies were SO scattered TINT
II was impossible 10 get the fragments
OF the same body together. All the men
were experienced worlkmen. 4 nvinr
piece of timber struck an old gentleman
named Prickctt in the breast. and
knocked him scnsclcss.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-06
Instruetaa for Rlnine

RocIWsrER, y. Y. March si.-Thc
first cuucus In this congressional district
20 elect delegates Co the congressional
district convention which will elect del
cgutcs 90 the national convention WINS
held "Wednesday afternoon. aud dele
gates we're instructed 10 vote for ma
uonm delegates who arr said 20 b, IN
favor of blaine and against the present
administration.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-06

NEW YORK, March S0.-A San An
tonic dispatch to the Times announces
| that IT is now generally believed in
Mexico that the Mexican International
Co., which is composed of English cap
italists, has failed In sly game 10 get
control OF the harbor of San Quentin in
Lower California. The international
company evidently is merely IA cloak
for Great Britain's plan To secure n coal
ing station. w. =. Sutton, the United
States consul general for Northern Mex
leo, with headquarters ut Nucvo Laredo,
Mexico, arrived here Monday from Eu-
sada De Todos Santos, in Lower Califor.
MIA
Speaking of the Mexican internation-
nj company scheme, he said: az do not
see any indication of serious or system
attic work about the place. IL looks to
me ut present like decided failure.
This company has n large tract OF land,
perhaps 100000 To $4,000, 900 acres,
which was originally granted TO sur
veying company in the customary man
ner in which these grants are made by
the Mexican government-that is, the
surveying company gets one-third of all
the public lands IL locates In the district
covered by the charter; the other two
thirds are for the general and state
governments in equal shares In this
case, however, the entire district sur.
veyed was acquired by the purchase of
oil the governments interest in these
lands.
The district was supposed to contain
valuable tracts of mineral ground, and,
In fact, embraced many mines. But ms
the company has merely acquired the
surface right to the property and has
no exclusive mining rights, the mines
are all subject TO announcement by out.
siders. Just what the present owners
of this white elephant are going Ia
do with it is not apparent. The north.
ern boundaries of thc~yrant run very
close to the international line, but do
not reach It"
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GERMAN AID
VIII lie Asked From the German-Ameri-
cans for the Relief OF Their Distressed
Countrymcn In Ru-rIn.

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cans for the Relief of Their Distressed
Countrymcn I'm Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3i.-Mr. Muir
ply, one of the American agents, will
issue an appeal To the Germnn-Ameri-
can people for aid. He says that there
are in the distressed provinces 500. 900
German colonists, s20, 900 of whom are
Luthcrans and so, 900 Catholics. who are
in distress, and appeal to their kinsmen
in the United States for aid. The crops
have failed for several years, and there
was not drop of rain for ninety-two
days in 1891. The colonists have been
deeimated 10y spotted typhus fever
The government has done all in it's
power To relieve the sufferers. and has
expended over 200, 900, 900 roublcs. Aid
must he speedy in order to be effective.
IL the German American citizens will
send shipload of unground Indian corn
the peasants will be enabled To grind
part of IL in their own windmills and
10 SOW the remainder. Mr.. Charles
Emory Smith, the u. $. minister here,
Will see that it is properly distributed
among the German colonists. who have
been instructed how Ia cook IL.
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prince Michael" A soounars,

DETROIT, Mich, March 3l.-The cx-
animation of Prince Michael" his
spiritual wife," Eliza Court, and "A
number of his followers who were ar
rested, reveals II horrible state of af-
fairs. The result of the examination,
which is not by any means complete,
Is simply astounding. IL shows that
in the midst of u respectable COM
munity, in this enlightened age, has
been harborcd under the guise Of rclig-
ion most infamous nest Of iuiuuity.
infested with moral and civil crimes OF
the most heinous nature. The start
ling disclosures made To the assistant
prosecuting attorney dissolve the halo
of religious fanaticism which has hung
about Prince Michners head. and In u
measure protected him. and shows him
To be very vicious and immoral brute,
guilty of crimes that are little short of
fiendish.
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An Early Ad,ournmon, Exn,o..a

WASHINGTON, March Si.-An attempt
is being made 20 secure an early nd
lournment of congress. senator Car
hsle states that, with the present con-
dition of the appropriation bills, il
would be possible Cor congress to get
away within two months SO early an
adjournment can hardly be hoped for.
but the prospects are that this congress
viii close mp its first session at an earlier
date than has been fixed 10y previous
congresses for many years.
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A Mothers Lovs

NILkESnARRE, Pa, April EARLY
Friday morning the police attempted To-
eNtinguish fire in Kippels store. with.
out calling out the fire department. and
might have succeeded but for the cxplo-
sion of some ammunition in the building.
Mrs. Easily, who occupied the upper
story was ont IN the street when She
remembered that her child was i'm the
burning building. Although the struc-
ture was then a secthing flame sho
rushed in. shouting her darlings name.
When The fire was gotten under control
her charred remains, tightly clasping
the dead body OF The child. were found
IN the ruins. The origin Of the fro is
unknown.