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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23
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casen las blancaas flores nupsiaies sObre is
frerte DE sn hiia, 6eta teDdria que inciDarla
baio Ia sscreta verRtienza de 10 recueFdo de
impurei1a, Que enE oiecerfa al pensar en- en-
hipocussia9
--iPadrel iPadre miOl-murmurc con acen-
to q0ejumbroso, = Sc la hguro que iba
deamayarsa sinti6 impulses do aIrodiilarse
para g0nfesaFia Ia verdad pidi4ndole peEd0n
" compaai6n para sri falta.
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RsveT6n.
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kae 9le sa tFatabaf para que necesitaba
valofl 1hAbFia oeurrido aiguna desgraciaG
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cauaaf s--siguio diciendo an voz baja Reve-
foni es tastigo de que hubiera querido
egtssIio TODD thence, pero es indispensable
que 10 sepas TODD.
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tanesa que deciEme9 -diio Matlldey con Ia
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23
La Democracia
RMPLAzADos

EI 3 de- Octubre de 1891, res
pondiendo q un escrito del senior
Mufioz Rivera, decfa ell DirectoriO
del Partido autonomista
"Que seg6n los artfcuIos as al As de
la CONSTRUCTION del Partido, es de 10
completeness de la Delegation resolver
sobre todos los asnntos promovidos por
la iniciatiVa de los Delegados, las Direc~
clones 8 ell Directorio, y que siendo este
solo el ejecutivo de Ia Delegation, sus
atribuciOnes eBtan limitadas a ordenar 10
conveuiente al cumpllmiento de sus
acuerdos, distribuir los trabaios entire las
DIreociones acoFdar 10 cOnVeDiente q
Ia meior dTecci6u del Partido, sometien-
dolo la deliberaci6n de Ia Delegation
cuaudo requiera 81 concurso de su auto
ridad
.-------- ----.------.- -..---
Ell Drectorio acuerda que sin perjui-
clio de dar cuenta Ia Delegation en- su
primera reunion oFdinaria, con Ia CO.
municaci6n del senior Munoz Rivera, &
fn De que sdopte la resoluci6n que es,
time cOnvsniente, se olga al Director de
In DemOCrdCi0, en- contestaci6n a su
O6oio, tambi6n al de Ia ReVi5ta de
Puerto Rico, que 81 bien a juicio del
DrectOriO ambss publicaciones han sdo
y 500 hasta ahora CONSEQUENCES con 81.
Partido on todas las cuestlones de prin
cipios, y en esq concepto tienen derecho
las simpatias del mlsmo y su coope-
raci6D, en- las coestiopes de procedimien-
tos parecen apartarse veces de los
acuerdos de la Asamblea de la Dele
gaci6n, de los limites determinados en-
en- ell artfculo 6? tftulo % de la Cons
tituci6n,"
La Delegation se reunira el IL
de FebrerO para resOlver los asun-
tos de su competencia.
Y ante la Delegation Sc alzara
este peri6dicO reproduciendo sus
preguntas y defendi6ndose contra
tOda suerte de acusaciones calum-
niOsas.
No escribimOs q nadie on parti-
cular; no apeIamos los torpes
recursOs de Ia intriga no denan-
damOs favor: la justicia y la YER
dad son nuestra egida y n0estro
nOrte.
Los senores deIegados examina-
ran con ateDci6n prolija nuestras
cOlecciOnes; anaIizar6n los cargOs
que Sc nos dirigen; estndiaran 81
desarrollO del debate que di6 mar
gen a los presentes cOnfictos We
ran quien con sus intemperancias
provoc6 la pol6mica y quien d OW-
trance la sostuvO, sin ceder q las
6rdenes del Director de pOlitica, y
resoI veran de plano, como cum
pie a una corporation que cOnoce
sus deberes.
Los hombres investidos por ell
sufragio de IN pueblo con la po-
testad de juzgar, no pueden re-
huir reapOnsabilidades nj envOlver
sus iuicios en- formulas ambiguas
o Sc declaran en- absolute incOm-
petentes, 8 dan su veredicto, ter
minante, y en6rgioo, despojandolo
dc in1tiles hojarascas y de mala-
venturadas reticencias.
Para. que un fallO revista inn
pOrtancia y haga peso en- la OPT
Mon, ha de condensar la prue-
ba clara, palpable, evidentisima.
No basta decirnos "Habeis de-
linquido y os condenamos." No:
es precise demostrar de un mo-
do concrete on que consiste nues-
tro crimen, para que, en- 1ltimO
t6rmino, nos acuse 8 nos absuelva
la conciencia p1blica.
V6ase de donde parte Ia imputa-
ci6n de traidores 4 Ia patria con
que Sc ha pretendidO anOn8dar a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23
ADIEsTKO Z sINIEsTRO

Va poniendose de moda en- Ia prensa
de Puerto-Rico una costumbre muy ORR
ginal.
Rl peri6dico d. a6rma hoy con toda
precision que ell invierno es frfo.
El peri6dico B. le contradIee mafiana
suponiendo que afrm6 10 cootrario.
Restablece ID. Ia exactitud de los he
chos B. contin1a basando su argu-
mentaci6n an 10 que supuso sin fuDda-
mento.
mo saben leer los periodistas que asf
diBcHte0f
20 smplean adrede armas prohibidas
por Ia honradez periodfsticai
En- upo otrO caso merecen profun-
da lastlma.
Iguoran de que modo SO eJerce IN
ministerio noble y digno.
Hay que practicar en- ellos
Una doctrina admirable;
Una maxims evangelical:
Eassei5ar al que no sabe.
Dllimos uosotros que habfamos en-
cargado Paris On prensa MariBoni.
Nos entendi6 NAL La BalangG y Sc
propuso ofrecernos lecciones perfecta-
mente ociosas.
Copiamos las frases nuestras y toda-
via Sc viene Ell colega con sus bromas de
NAL tono.
Crea 10 que guste; opiue 10 que le
p iazcs; mas no altere su sabor nues-
trOs escrltos, que son como son: no como
los lnterpretan la insIdia y la ignoran-
cia.
Nos va cansaudo ell sistema immoral
De los que no podrfan discutir 81 no
existiesen mil tangeutes en- cada cIrculo
que les constrihe.
Cuando menos exfjase buena fe q los
mantenedOres de una causa iniusta.
Va que no tienen raz6u tengsn f6rmu-
las admisibles y corteses.
Pues cuando existe an papel
Que La Balansa Sc nombra,
Encontrarlo siempre asombra
Tan apartadO del Jfel.
Nos echo en- cara que ia DEMooRAcIA
sc edIta con tipos gankes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23
Eoos DE EUROPA

La Correspondence oO1tticG ha Fecibido
inf0Tmaeiones oficiosas de Berlin, para
desmentir en- absolute el ~rumor de que
Ell viaje del principe Alberto Espaia
tugiese por objeto ell gestionar Ia entra-
da de Espana en la triple alianze, como
tampoco en- ia aiianza comercial forEnada
por las naciones de la Europa Central.
Anade que el viaie del principe Alber-
to ha obedecido tan solo actos pura
meote persouales del principe y alenOs 8
toda mission pOlftica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

LIE recoydamos que ta:neien es yGnhe
la imprenta de ABfoseo, advirti6ndole
que ca Espana no se fabrican prensas de
lmprimir.
7 SO va per los cerros de Ubeda, ase-
gursndo que no hemos visto fabrlcas de
papeI, de iabones, de perfumerias, de
armas, de muebes, dc licores ni de mil
cosas mag.
No hemos visto NADIA pero todo ESQ
20 hace al case.
Pruebe ell senor Regulez que Sc fabri-
car. prensas en- Madrid 8 en- Barcelona y
entonces reconoceremoa que 6l y nos
otros boicotizamos la industria naclonal
pre6riendo & Monsieur Marinoni.
A La BaIansG le cay6 IA mania con
los pIomos de LA DEMoCRACIA y los plo-
mos han de darle muchas desszones.
Poroue en- la lid ruda y fuerte
Si ell contrario nos amaga
Cada letrs Sc convlerte
En- una mGsa de FrGgG.
En- Espaaa-seg6n La BGIGnSG-Se
bace 10 que Sc p4ede q dejG cme'stG.
IA, va.
Por ESQ se emigra las colonias.
Porque sca los destinos dan mas Jugo'
Porque las gentes son mas faclles q Ia
exploitation.
Y luego, 81 nosotros decimos que hay
pocos patriotss y muchos negociaDtes,
nos ltaman irrefexlvos.
Bah tambien ilamaron loco al hom-
bre de Nasaret.
Y trafa en sus labios Ia redenci6n del
mundo.
Nunca faItan fariseos q la humanidad.
Nunca faltan obst6culos los propa-
gadores de ideas generosas.
Pero al fin caen los fdolos, Sc enclen-
den las antorchas del progreso y sueoa
81 himno de las defnitivas reivindicacio-
nes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

Aunuue Chile se muestra dispuesto q
aceptar ell arbitraie en- Ia question pen
diente con los Estados Unidos, y esta
Rep6blica no ha dado paso alguno en- el
iudicado sentido, eeperando que el. Con-
greso de Washintong, al cual 90 somete-
"a fntegro ell asunto, exprese su opinion
acerca de la msners de resolver ell con-
filcto.
Los 6rganos ofciosos turcos niegan
categ6ricamente que la Sublime Puerta
tenga ell prop6sito de adherirse & la triple
alianza nj Ia de Francia y Russia.
FL sultan desea Eivir en- la mejor armO-
.nfa con todas las poteneias pero Sin dar
prefersncia q aninguna.
El peri6dico L'EcIair publca hoy no
tieias de Berlin, segdn las euales Sc han
reauudBdo las relacioncs entire eI empe-
rador de Alemania y el principe de Bis
marck.
Anade que es possible que el ex~gran
canciller vuelva proRto desempelaF el
puesto que ocupaba.
Ests noticia produce viva sensaci6n.
e. Diario de los Debates publica des-
pachos de Roma, seg6n los cuales, Su
5antidad Leon XIII ha excomuigado al
sbad de los benedictinos del Brasil, por
haber mostrsdo exsgeradss complacen-
cias para con ell dictador Fonseca, ha
relevado al nuncio en- ell mismo pals,
Monsenor SpuIveroni, por no hsber pro-
tegido con bastante energ1a los intereses
de la Iglesia cst6lica.
ri cOrresponsal en- Paris del Times ha
telegrafado q este peri6dico diclendo que
puede conGrmar la noticia de que los
empersdores de Alemania y Russia Sc en-
contraron en- Copenhague con motive de
la celebration de las bodas de oro de los
soberanos de DiDamarca.
Segdn despachos de Valparaiso que
publica hoy el Heraldo de NWeUG- York,
puede darse va por resueto ell conhicto
entire Chile y los Estados Unidos
El GobiernO de Santiago ha dado or
den so representante en- Washington
dc que de satisfaction al G0blerno norte-
americana por el ataque de que fueron
objeto los marinos de Ia tripulaci6n del
Baltimore por parte del populscho de
Valparaiso.
A juzgar por noticias de que Sc hacen
eco aIgunos peri6dicos, Sc considera su-
nsmente dlffcil cuslquier arreglo conner
cial entire Espafls y Francia, porque e
Gobierno de Madrid 90 puede conceder
q esta potencia ell trato de naci6n mas
fsvOrecida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

A juzgar por noticias de que Sc hacen
eco algunos peri6dicos, Sc considera su-
namente diffcil cualauier arreglo conner
cial entire Espana y Francia, porque ell
Gobierno de Madrid 90 puede conceder
esta potencis Ell trato de naci6n mas
favorecida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

La GGceta de Ia Alensa'sia del Nors
desmiente categ6ricsmente los rumores
que circular respecto de una reconcile.
ci6n polftico-comercial entire Alemania
Russia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

Doscientos repubicanos progresistas
SO han reunido hoy GO fraternal banqnete
para celebrar los dias de don Manuel
Ruiz zorrilla, pronunciaudose multtud
de enthusiasts discursos, y resumiendo
el seflor Sol y Ortega
Todos han obtenido aplausos. Ha
reinado gran animation y entusiasmo.
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DIED FOR LOVE.
A Married Woman Kills Herself for 3
Man Not Her Husband.

A Married Woman Kills Herself for q
Man Not Her Husband.
WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 10. Alice M.
Palmer,a young married woman of French
extraction, committed suicide at her home,
Albert street, last evening, by shooting
herself through the head with revolver.
She was madly in love with a boarder,
Joseph MARCEL and was living apart from
her husband, John F. Palmer of Middle
bury, VT, who left her about eight weeks
ago on account of family troubles.
A week ago the woman received letter
from her husband asking her to come and
live with him. She was infatuated with
MARCEL, however, and did not want to 20.
MARCEL heard of her husbands wishes
and yesterday informed Mrs Palmer that
he was going to leave her, so she might
return to her lawful husband.
Mrs Palmer was startled at this an
nouncement, and told MARCEL that if he
left her she would kill herself. She almost
Immediately went to her bedroom and
fired the fatal shot. She left note bid
ding her friends good-by. She leaves three
small children.
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FORC ED CHECKS.
One of Them, for Nearly $4,000, Was
Cashed by Boston Bank.

One of Them, for Nearly $4,000, Was
Cashed by a Boston Bank.
Boston, Aug. 24.-A man named R. P.
Millburp, no was employed as entry
clerk by the F'ield-Thayer Manufacturing
company, at II Bedford street, appears
successfully to have forged the name of
that 6rm to two checks of the face value
of about $4,000 on the National Shoe and
Leather bank. The last forged check was
for S3743, and was presented at the bank
and paid to Millburn on Aug. IL Then
Millburn disappeared. 1t is supposed
that he has sailed for Europe. AT the
Office of the company named above it is
said that Millburn was employed there
for about four months, being taken on
recommendations purporting to come
from trustworthy persons. He had
charge of the deposits of the firm. He is
26 years old and lodged in house on
West Springfield street.
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CLEFK AND $1,000 MISSING.
Boston Druggists Would Like to Know
Where to Find George Stockbridge

Where to Find George Stockbridge
Boston Aug. 90 - George S. Stock
bridge, who up to within very short
time was Il S14 a week clerk in the employ
of Messrs. Z. E. Woodward & Co., drug
gists, SO Bromfield street, is said to have
got away with about $1,000 of the firms
cash. His POPULATIONS are alleged to cover
a period of about three years and the most
of the money was taken 10 small amounts.
He is now in parts unknown, but should
he ever return to Boston he would prob
ably be arrested. No attempt will be
made to catch him if he remains out of
the state, because he is distantly related
to a member of the firm that employed
him, and for his family's sake, no prosecu-
tion will be made if he doesn't defy arrest
by returning to this city.
Gambling and high living are said to
have caused Stock bridges downfall. He
married an estimable young lady of Dor
chester about fifteen months ago, and at
the time his populations from the firm of
c. E. Woo ward & Co. was discovered he
was living in good style on Hopkins
street, in the Forest avenue district.
His home Aas,been broken up and his
wife with young child has returned to
the parental roof.
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SKOWHEGAN'S CELEBRATION.
A Holiday in Com of Tel
Years Progress in Somerset County.

Holiday in Comm memoration of Ten
Years Progress in Somerset County.
SKowHEGAN, Me-, Aug. 23 -Skowhegan
yesterday observed the tenth anniversary
Of the establishment of shoe factory
here by celebration representing the in
dustrial prosperity of Somerset county
for zen years past, which has been unpar-
RlIeled in the history of the county, The
town never before had such gathering
Of people from Somerset towns and other
parts of the state and from outside the
state. There was a trades procession in
the morning comprised of the militia and
companies of fire departments and sixty
teams representing the industries of the
town. Senator Eugene Hale spoke in the
afternoon. A complimentary dinner was
given the municipal officers of Somerset
towns at Hotel Coburn.
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Boston Produce Market-Aug. "a.

FLouR--Quiet. The jobbers and grocery
men continue to take present wants at the
slightly easier prices: Fine and super, S2Cd3 70;
extra and seconds, 1904 q; Minnesota bakers's
clear and straight, 50 1904 40; winter wheat,
clear and straight. S+94 40; winter patents
81 50115 %; fancy brands, S5 3jD5 40.
MEAL,-The market on cornmeal is steady,
with oatmeal quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-The market on corn TO arrive Is
irmer, with Chicago No. 3 yellow. at about
S3c. The spot market is almost entirely desti-
tute of corn offering. Some No. yellow that
had passed Buffalo in transit was sold at 6ic,
but later it would doubtless have brought a
little more. The spot market is decidedly
nominal at: No. yellow. erase; steamer
yellow, 66@661sc; steamer mixed, 6+@6oc; no
grade, 59l162c.
PoRK-Tue position of pork provisions is
fully sustained at the stronger prices last
noted Trade is fair.
BEEF-The market is reported to be in good
shape: Prime steers, 714Os1hc; good, 'G'1sc;
light, 61616c.
MUTToNs AND LAMBs-The position Of NUT
tons is steady to little better. Choice east
prn lambs and veals are selling better and at
better prices: Choice to fancy spring lambs,
u0l3c, as TO quality; common to good, e0lOc;
Chicago muttOns, a0s1ac; yearl1ngs. SGg16c;
choice heavy Bright0ns, sGluc; choice eastern
veals s1S1lOc; common TO good, 6Gbic; Bright
pns and fancy, 9lsUlhc.
BUTTER-Steady. with quotations fully sus-
tained II is explained that the offerings are
small and that trade i a little quiet.
CHEEsE-Nery steady, with the market at:
Choice northern, 9lSdlj lac: fair 10 good, Sd9c;
eastern choice. o34d354C; 1alr To good, SQtS1Sc,
sage, el60l015c. Liverpool is quoted at DDS Sd.
EGGs-Very firm and selling at full prices:
Fancy Vermont and northern. 2}d325c; north
ern fresh, 2lD22c; eastern extras. 2lleGt22c:
Vermont and New Hampshire extras. 2lGt22c;
Michigan extras, 2lG12llsc; western firsts, l90
lsl6c; seconds, l7eOlsc; Nova Scotia, ls61ec.
PoTAToEs-in full supply, with the market
about steady. Sweet potatoes are a shade
frmer: Bristols, 81 sllz92 . bbl; Long
Islands, 81 70; natives, 81 750e; eastern shore
yellow sweets, sos 80.
APPLEs-In fair demand, though some east
ern apples are coming in that are not particu-
easy: Astrachans, 81 75lDe 7S Williams, S2GS
p Dbl: Jersey sour boughs, 81 s512 Is; pippins,
S212 so, sweet bougns. ss32 co rivers, go
t75.
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GIouoester,s e5oth Birthday.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. A-Gloucester is
$50 years Old, and so far from wishing TO
conceal the fact, she is delighted. For
days she has been arranging her holiday
attire and preparing her choicest in the
way of meat and drink, tuning up her
musical instruments, marshalling all her
devices for entertaining, that she might,
at given signal. demonstrate her JOY
that she is 25O years old. Last night she
gave the nod. Like the giddiest young
thing in Massachusetts,, she started away
promptly for good time-four days of
unheard-of dissipation.
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WOMEN WILL TAKE A HAND.
Will Do All They Can to Promote Ten
perance in the Town of Bolbrook.

VIII Do All They Can to Promote Tenn
perance in the Town of Bolbrook.
HoLBRooK, Mass, Aug. 22-The women
Of this town propose to make a crusade
against illegal liquor selling, and with
that purpose in view petition signed by
$50 was last week presented to the board
selectmen.
The town, at its annual meeting, failed
to make any appropriation for enforcing
the law, and consequently there was
nothing for the Law and Order League to
10 but to close it's career. 1t is doubtful
If the selectmen will take any aggressive
action, there being no appropriation, but
the women do not propose to let the mat
ter drop, and if the selectmen remain in
active they will wage war on all illegal
dealers. The action of the women is the
talk of the town, and their next move is
awaited with considerable interest.
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lTa%@@i BRADFORD, VERMONT, AUGUST 26, 1892
CAUSED BY PARIS GREEN.
Professor HIPS Report on the Mysteri-
GUS Deaths at Sails bury Beach.

Professor HIPS Report on the Mysteri-
GUS Deaths at Salisbury Beach.
NEwBURYPORT, Mass, Aug. 20.-Pro-
'essor Hill of Harvard college has made
lis report on the result of his examination
IF the organs of the victims of the Salisbury
Beach poisoning He finds that"the cause of
The trouble at the beach was paris green. :"
The question now to be decided is, was
;he poison administered with intent to
XIII or not, and We're the sickness and
deaths caused by paris green which was
on the vegetables which were useds
One of the theories has been from the
first that there was paris green on the
string beans which were eaten for dinner
pn the day of the poisoning. The case is
IN the hands of the state police. No ar
rests have been made, and the affair is as
much of mystery as when it occurred on
July 90
Medical Examiner Shaw has sent the re-
port to the district attorneys office at
Hayerhill
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Actor Dabon Commits suicide.

HoLLlsToN, Mass, Aug % w. 5.
Daboll, the well-known actor, committed
suicide about 4:30 yesterday afternoon, at
the residence of G. w. Slocum, where he
has been residing with his wife good
portion of the season. He was under en-
gagement to appear at the fremont
theatre. Boston, last evening, in "Puri-
tania," and had been In Boston rehears-
ing his part for the past few weeks. He
telegraphed Miss Pauline Hall Saturday
evening that he would certainly be on
hand Monday for rehearsal
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and WatertOwn for
the Week Ending Aug. "a.
STOCK AT MARKET.

Northern and eastern beef cattle-The de-
mand was firm, and values for good beeves
showed no change from the current prices of
one week ago with common and ordinary
grades lower by &c q b.
Mich cows and springers-A fair supply,
hull demand. even speculation, and jobbers
were on the rails with jackknife in hand.
Sheep and lambs-The demand was active.
with no change in prices from those paid one
week ago.
Veal calves-The demand was active, and
q clearance affected at prices shade f1rmer
than last week.
Swine : A large supply of New England
stock was brought in and prices were same as
last week, &c ., being received for coun- c
try dressed. Western are quoted from 5e4D
Sc D b, live weight.
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Won't Run from the Nomination

Boston, Aug. 23,-Apropos of the report
that the most prominent politicians of
the Twelfth and Thirteenth congressional
districts are all for Thomas n. Hart for
governor of Massachusetts, Mr.. Hart says:
Il don't know who is a candidate yet.
The convention will settle that But if
the convention should get into trouble
and nominate me do not think / should
run away. should not pack my trunk,
ANYWAY
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Launcb of the Roanoke.

BATH, Me-, Aug. 22.-The big ship Roa-
noke, the largest wooden sailing ship in
the world, was successfully launched this
noon, in the presence of several thousand
spectators. The Roanoke was built by
the firm of A, Sewall e. Co., who have
built nearly 100 vessels. The Roanoke is
built for tle Frisco trade, and in the con-
struction the best material obtainable was
used She is a model craft, and will fly
the United States flag
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-26
Blue Laws to Be Enforced.

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 23-Professor
Channlng Whitaker, who has lately been
warning Lowell druggists that they must
not do Sunday trade in soda and cigars,
says that if any hereafter violate section
2, chapter SO, of the public statutes, he
will cause them to be brought into court.
He has determined to look after all the
drug shops next Sunday
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-26
HELD IN $4,000 BONDS.

Horace Osborn Accused of Attempting
to Bribe the Legislature.
BOSTON, Aug 19.-The Osborn bribery
case is finished after three days hearing,
and the accused, Horace K. Osborn of
Cambridge, was held by Judge Adams in
the sum of 5000, bonds being furnished,
as previously, by his wife. During yester-
day afternoons session of the hearing,
Representative Morse, in answer to a final
question by Judge French, declared that
there was nothing in his former testimony
that he desired to change, and this he re-
peated in reply to Mr.. Gilman, counsel for
OsDorn
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-26
A Lynn Girl Missing.

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 22.-Nellie Edison is
missing from here since last Saturday,
and is supposed to have run away with an
actor connected with Irwin's circus She
Is about IS yeais of age, light complexion,
and when she left home had on blue and
white plaid dress, white sailor hat and
macintosh