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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09

semanas para curarse de una afec.
ci6n 9 los ojos y laringe, de que su-
trla mucho, haee tempo, Sc suicide
aver en- ell cuarto que ocupaba en-
81 Hotel del Louvre.
Tengo noticias autorizadas que
me permiten asegurar que ell Con-
greso de americanistas que ha de
oelebrarse On Huelva, es ell en- que
ha habido mas adhesiones sera
al que reuna mayor nfmero de
congresistas. La Oompaiifa Tfa-
satlantica Espanola, siempre dis.
puesta & ayudar & todo 10 que sea
patri6tico en- Espana, ha resuelto
hacer una gran reduction en- sus
precios de ida y vuelta, para los
comisionados que han de venir de
toda America.
Algunas noticias de Ia Worlds
Columbian Exposition para termi-
mar.
La exhibici6n que harz Edison
sera soberbia de veras: piensa gas
tar Glen mil duros: Austria ha acep-
tado y por decreto imperial ha re-
tardado hasta ell aiio 1894 10 Ex-
posici6n austriaca con objeto de no
perju1icar en- NADIA ell 6xito de la
que Sc prepare en- Chicago.
| va los gigantescos palacios y
ediicios de la Exposition Sc estan
construyendo y Sc empieza a for
mar idea exacta de 10 que aqu6lla
| sera en- breve: solo para la cons
trucci6n del Palacio de las Artes
Liberales : Manufactures se en-
plearan $3.50 toneladas de hero |:
mo Sc puede calcular 10 que este
representa-, mas que teniendo en-
cuenta que en- ell c6lebre puente de
Brooklyn solo sc usaron 5000 to-
neladas, y en- ell mas famoso del
. mundo, en- Saint Louis de Missouri.
solo sc usaron 5 600 tore,adas F: el
D coste de este hero Sc eleva 4 Ia
I suma de pesos 100000, y Ell contra
q to sc ha firmado con una impor-
a tante casa de PENNSYLVANIA.
I'll JapOn na OIreclOO, me01ante
S Ia concession de un terreno c0nve-
i niente, erigir dos edificios de estilo
arquitect6nico de aquel pals, y re-
70 galarlos una vez terminada la Elk
j posici6n q Chicago.
J., Segdn calculos moderados, he
n chos por personas competentes, ne
eI bajaran de 10000 las personal
q que visiten diariamente ell Oerta
n men: las facilidades pera lleval
o tanta gente son muchas, y del ser
rs vicio ferro-viarlo y de vapores par.
a faciiitar ell acceso & aquel vast,
a Certamen me .ocupar6 en- una cart,
9 especial, que bien 10 merece asuntt
3, de tai importancia.
n Y con este termino esta NAL per
pehada epistola, quedando siemprs
oil afmo.
T. B. DEclair.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09

Ha fallecido en- esta Capital el
Sr d. Francisco j. Hernandex
Salgado, amigo nuestro y muy
spreciable caballero. que desem.
penaba los Consulados de Costa
Riea y Guatemala y un destino
de con6suza en- Ia Compsnia de
Jos Ferrocarriles.
Dsploramos el triste suceso y
aeompanamos en- 81 legi.ima Pc
a. d 10 desoladA Sra Viuds, hiias
y hermanos del 6nado, que en- ID
par del Ssnor descante.
En Arecibo ha pasado { mejor
vida el Sr D. Francisco Gonzales
Santos. Jusx de l.. InstAneia del
Ds.rito.
Hsyale aeogido el Eterno en- Ia
Goria.
Maestro reane 4 Ia ahigida
(amiha de- d.tanto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
.ELECCIONES.

I'm decreto del Excmo Sr Go.
bernador General, inserto en- Il
Gaceta de hoy, convoca pars
elecciones pro vinciales & los dis
tritos de Las Msrfas y. .Cayey.
Sc veri6caran aqueIas en- lo'
dfas "a. Is, 26 , 27 de MARI
corrieNte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
Telagrama de Arroyo.
" Director BoLETIy.

lntendencia oriena oobro con
tribuei6n ounce por clento. en- Ia.
gar cinco. tipo legal, 10 obstAnts
reclamation agravios inte.puso
Ayuntamiento, tempo J fofma.
Contribuyentes exigen Corpora
cion Municipal responsabiiidad,
exceso resultante. Esp1ralnos jus
ticia 6r Intendente, quien oonocc
personalmente estado ruinoso loea-
lidad.
Abogue periodieo poi que In.sn.
deneia resuelya inmediatamenis
reeurso sgfAvlos, eVitAndo oonfile~
tos graves hoy remsdlAbles.
NuASs k.rtya, AIcaiass.
Del preceaente telegrama, que
rsclbimos de Arroyo, ~ dsspseade
10 que TO aoabanos dc ct tender
'pof complete
No eoDeebImos como Iurds O.
bfaIse un Is pos loo, ouando sl s
es 10 6nIoo legal. en- psActles par.
toda Ia lsIs, s~gdn Lac ls,es vigsa.
tea
81 se tata del cobro dc Ia larts
de contribuci6n que - hA oondoaa
do al pueblo. 10 enlendsmos menos.
pnes aootdsdA squella oondoas
csOn, no cAbe exiKif "a lmtm1fts- A
menos que el Minisiro desasts masx
II eoncasl6n, 10 eaAl no es do su
poner, tods vez que esia AaeAa eu
hAfmonia OOH las pfsaripeaosee
que ngeD, J deBifo de lss f.eulta.
des sdminiktFatisAa.
CondonAs J erigiT soa tea lao.
Ineompasibi~s, que no pasasn sss
y juntos. y. 81 II Iatsndsn is, sisu. |
10 jnsta, ha hseho 10 primsIo. 60
'sede lnlsptas 10 ssgunds, al dsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09

Viva Puerto Riccl
Viva nuestro dignisimo Gober-
nador y Captain General y Core
mel Inspector!
Vivian el Ej6rcito, Marina y Vo-
luntarios +!
He dicho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
ALCALDES.

La Goceta de hoy trae los noln-
bramientos de D. Jose Gonzales
Mendez, propuesto en- primer lu-
gar de Ia respective terna, para Id
Alcaldia de o.piedras. , D. Jo-
Sc Mediavilla, para IL Acadia dc
Manati.
Felicitamos { ambos sefiores
por Ia distinction que ban mereci.
do d Ia SuperioIidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
1NDULTO.

Segdu telegrama del Diputado
1 Cortes por Ponce, ha sido in.
dultado de Ii pena de muerte, 4
que estaba condenado, por asesi.
nato de un cabo de vara de aque.
lla Carcel, el REQ Miguel Rivera
Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
VOz Dc PATRIOIISNO.

Con gustO insertamos la siguien-
te patri6tica y sentida arenga, pro
aunciada el = en- la Carolina, coo
el plausible motive que en ella sc
expresa, por el enthusiastic y dignisi-
mo Official de Voluntarios y amigo
nuestro ID. Francisco Garcia, y %
cual SO ncs remite por unO de lof
de aquella bizarra Compania:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
TELEGRAMA.

Segdu telegrama que publics
a Gaceta de hoy, s. NJ. ha die
puesto que los ex Miuittros Sret
I,asa y Fable sigan presidiende
as Secciones "a y ga de Ia Junts
Directiva del Centenario de Co.
On.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
Voluntarics:


de aquella bizarra Compania:
Voluntarios:
Aver fue dia de jdbilo para nos
otros, al yer adornados nuestros
pechos con las me dallas de plata J
oro, que tanto simbolizan; hoy 10 e.
para vosotros al recibir la primera,
2 manana, q no dudarlo, 10 sera
tambien para todos aquellos que
cumplan el tempo reglsmentario J
la obtengan.
S. II. el Rey "a. d. g., amante }
so1icito slempre con los qle voiun-
taria y desinteIesadamente lie har
lurado y oftecido sus ,idss 6 inte-
Sesss en- defensa de la patria y sut
lnstituciones, premia su abnega
eion y patIlotismo con las medallas
ie constancia, los que cumplan
10 amos dc servlclos en- el cuerpo,
sin nota alguna destavorable, oidlo
oien, sir nota algans destavorable;
con la lie oro d los Is y con la Ea-
eomienda 8 Cruz de Isabel Ia Ca
gollca a los %, la psimera para los
Jetes J la segunda para los Oticla-
les, classes y voluntarios. Diehas
medalias SO menclonan ca los arti.
culos l31 y I32 del Reglamento !!
taeron creadas por Il aales Ordeat Z
ie - do Mario dc 1880 y 10 dc
Julio de 1888 respeetiyamente.
Quislera iisponer de mas ITEM
pc, apgoyeonando tan oportuna
OCCASION, para haeeros la reseha his
torica do los motives habldos pare
el estAb.eelmlento dc los VoluntA-
rios tanto Ell esta lsla como en Ia
hegmaBa Cuba, qua, aunqae mu
chJs de vosoIros no los ignorals,
en- eanblo hay otros QUE no tleneu
razon dc conoceslos f; peSo eomo
Irjo lndloAdo, serla tsrca dcmasla.
10 larga, J 40 querlendo abasAr de
VuesLa paclcneia 81 molcstafus pGf
nAs t,cmpo, eondeasare aquel a,
Gu csEas oEuyes igases.
I'll oEisen do Ia institution lie
VolantAFtos hA sido para coatraE.
srsIag los trahajos trneoFoaos y
seGalalas prgnlelosAs 10 los eaenl
gos tiU IA lasegFidal dc Ia pagrsa }
ieleeGeE los iase suaes lie aaeatEs
slVg.oaa bAndesA, de esA baadega
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09

De 10 contrario. ell mundo mar.
cha, ST. como ha dicho E. Pellesap !;
marcia Iquien 10 duda? al abie-
mo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-09
Delicada reciprOcidad,

Tenismos en- cartera hace ucoi
diaa dos documentos que quete-
mos registre en- sus columnsa e
BoLETIN. porque ellos constituyer
dos hermosas psginas del graz
ibro del sfecto y ell cArino entr,
ios pueblos hispsnc-,mericsnos y
su antigua y grande madre pstri,
Z E,psfla.
Naestra egregis 5 Slberans, pre-
| cedlendo con su caracteristica dis
erection { hidalguis, ha conteridt
la Banda de. Damas Nob!es IL
Maria Luisa q la ilustre Conso ort,
del Presidente Dc Ia Rspd oiics
mexicana. Sra d. Mari. del Car
men de Romero de Disz, por hA'
Der silo e,ta una verdsdera he
roina de Ia ear dad "a favor de o,
desgraciados de Consusgra y A
meEis.
\ he squi explicado ell origer
te los documentos que audi
mos y que teproduc mos segul.
damente con el mayor gusso, CO.
plandolos dc IN cclsga mtji:ano
Seerctaria dc Relaeiones SEQ
ei0n ds Canclller a. .--Legacion dc
Sa Majestad Cagotiea eli MejIco. --
Samero /.
Mexico, Ensro s dc 1892.
sr, Mlnistso, HI MiGlssro dc Ks-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
THE MAJORS FUTURE.
CONSIDERABLE SPECULATION REGARD.
ING HIS PLANS.
Some Democrats who Would Like to
Be Governor, etc.
Special to the Plain Dealer.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Since the elec.
ton much interest has attached here to
che future course of Governor Mckinley
With reference to the pubernatorial uomi-
nation next year, Almost every promi
neut Republican has taken occasion since
the Waterloo to say hard things about the
author OF the present tariff Iaw and some
of them who were but few moons ago
lauding McKiulcysm into the ceruliau
blue have been unkind enough TO use the
mantle OF the Ohio Napoleon as door
mat No one is wiling To share with him
Even Tom Reed, who was she archtect in
design, IL not IN construction, of every
piece Of legislation that went through MS
Congress from the Mckinley tariff bill TO
the Lodges Davenport force bill, cont mp
tuousy Gings n brick into the MsjOI's
back yard in referring TO the recent
disaster.
The Major is simply suffering the pen
atty ~ Rreatness-Rreatness dethroued
The Republican party Of the country,
speaking through nine out of ten of it's
leaders, has emphatically declared that
tue protection system as embodied in the
present law -NcRinleyism in other words
cannot longer he defended, With the
abandonment Cf hcKinleyism would
come the natural abandonment of Nc
Knley. But il requires two 10 make a
bargain, and the Major may not be willing
to let go.
Should he accept nomination and be
again elected Governor of Ohio il would
give him the only personal vipdication he
can obtain and raise him as IL were Phoe-
nix like from his own ashes. The Ohio
Democrats here, OF course, would like to
see him run.
II Mckinley decides to make the race
th" question of the Democratic candidate
will be an interesting one and is already
being discussed 1t is not probable that
ex Gov. Campbell will care for a renomi.
nation, even should he secure it, a third
nomination being an Unprecedented thing
in Ohio politics. There is plenty of CUB.
ernatorial timber in Ohio. There is Gen.
Sam Hunt of Cincinnati, LARRY" Neal of
ChilIicothe, who has twice been a candi-
date against Campbell for the nomination,
Allen W. Thurman Of Columbus, the son
of the "Otd Roman;" Col. William E
Haynes of Fremont, who retires from
Congress at the end of the coming session
and who Is ripe for QuberuatCrial hoDors |;
Hon. Frank Hurd OF Toledo, Representa-
tive Cultivate Of Columbus. the deaa of
the Ohio delegation; Gen. A. V. Rice OF
Ottawn, Col. James E. Neal of Hamil'op,
the ex-chairman of tho State committee
aud the late Democratic caucus nominee
for United States Senator; "Our OWN
Tom johnson and many others. or theeo,
perhaps, Larry Neal, Frank Hurd and
Representative Outhwaite are the only
ones who are at present looking forward
actively to the convention next June.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
Legal Notice.

Jesse Myers and John Myers residing at Middle
bury, In the county OF Elkhart, State OF Indiana;
Andrew Myers, Moses Myers Aaron Myers, Levi
Mye S. David Myers, Frank Myers Hiram Myers,
samuel Myers, g. Myers and Elizabeth Myers,
heirs at law OF Jacob r. Myers, deceased. whose
places OF RI sldence are unknown; and the heirs OF
Chrstlana Brown deceased; the heirs OF Samuel
.ler, deceased whose names and places OF residence
are unknown, win take notice that on the 18th day
OF November 1892, Matthias Koehn duly cOmmeDc-
ed civil action againS; them BS defendants, In the
court OF common pleas Of stark county Ohio, alleg
ing In his petition that he Is seized OF estate In
fee simple and Is In actual pCss sson OF the follow
ing d, scribed real estate, IN the township OF Can
parts OF the northwest and SOUTHWEST quarters OF
section 80. IN said township. beginning at the south
corner Of said northwest quarter, ana running
thence west 20 $500 Chains; thence SOUTH 81 de-
gre es west 10 7-l0D chains thence north, S6h de-
grets west, IA links thence utb, 81 degrees west
10 1910 chains thence north, S8H degrees west,
20 e0-l00 chansi thence north, ~ degrees 'ast II
56-lC0 chaiDsi thence south, 76A degrees ess 2 80
100 chains; thence nOTth ~ degrees east 10 22-
L chains; thence north. degrees east 80 n 100
chains; thence south e6H degrees east, 20 hS-lOO
chains; thence south, Sh degrees wCs', 60-l00
chains; thence north, ~ degrees east, 22-l00
chains TO the quarter line thence south, % 74.l00
chains to the beginning, containing ll3 acres; that
in ADVERSE to plaintiffs right; and d nylng ia his
siid petit that defendants ave auy right title
interest whatever therein; aud pray ing that plain
tiff rs tit may be queted against them.
said defendants are required 10 answer SAID peti-
tion on or before January 9TH. 1893 or judgment
and decree may be taken against them
COOK A. wIsR Att',s pl7Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
DORA Is A WIFE.
THE AKRON ATTORNEYS PRACTICALLY
AGREE ON THAT POINT.

John Meals Divorce Conceded to be
Genuine, But Does Not AT, ct Property
Rights--NesPs Mother to Adopt tho
Babe Who Caused the Trouble.
A NEWS. DEMOCRAT man was in Akron
couple OF hours tnls morning and took
occasion TO investigate concerning the
disposition of the case commenced in
Justice Anderson's conrt in that city,
October %, by Mary 5. Neal. against John
Neal, for support of their infant child.
Neal, II will be remembered, married
pretty Mary Selfuth, a sixteen year old
girl, under duress, left her imme diately
afterwards, skipped TO Color ado, resided
there for seven months and obtained
divorce, When he returned, feeling him
self free from all allegiance to the Akron
girl whom he had arst ruiued and theu
married and desert q, he caue To Canton,
renewed his de votion TO Dora Barnett,
daughter OF James Barnett, r. siding two
miles east Of tina city on the Georgetown
road, and about 1 iir time, IN irried her al
New Philadelpnla, Iuscargwas county.
When the case of Mary Neal
against John Neal came up in
Squire Anderson's court in Akron,
the validity of the divorce
was questioned, that being the erouuds
set up toy the defense TO off.et the claim
OF Mary Neal against John, for support.
A jury CT twelve men decided that SO far
as that court was concerned, John was
guilty OF non support and wac fined S25
and costs on that charge. The divorce
was admitted in evidence, the justice OF
the peace before whom the case was trieu
declining TO O back of the records, This
case has been taken to the common pleas
court Of Summit county, on error. Two
other actions, covering tue same Uffense,
are pending aud have not been disposed
Of finally
L. ID. Waters, Npaps attorney, was see en-
his morning with reference to the case.
He stated that the decree of divorce was
genuine, but that 1t did not cover property
rights, hence Mary s. Neal has a valid
cause OF action against John Neal for
alimony. Mr.. Walters stated that the di-
vorce would hold good in any
court with that exception. He
stated that the attorney for the girl
wife conceded this point, but insisted
upon the child being cared for. The Va
lidily OF the divorce, as far as 1t goes, not
being now questioned, the daughter of
James Barnet, of Canton township, is
the wife Of John Neal. The Akron ettor-
neys declare that it m axes no difference
whether or not the decree of divorce was
obtained through fraud or misTepresentaN
ton, II was obtained and that settles ii.
An attt mpt is now being made to com"
promise the case aud withdraw all cases
now pending against Neal. Through his
attorney, Neal has offered to care for ths
child, and Meals mother has agreed to
adopt 1t. Attorney Waters states that
this will ia all probability be 4 Q final
settlement OF the case.
Mr.. Waters stated that he knew nothI
ing about Meals Canton township wife
until he learned of the second marriage
through the medium of the NEwsSDEMo.
CRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
THE CASE OF CALVIN ROACH.

He Confirms Ali That the News-pemocrat
SAID About His Case-.-He Says the q =.
A. r at Waynesburg is Run by the
Corn Stalk Militia---He Gives Some
More PoinIers That Point.
Near the close of the campaign, Calvin
Roach, poor old disabled soldier, .ap-
peared at the office of the NEwS-DEMo- =
Graf, in most deplorable condition.
His appearance indicated extreme pow
erty' and his clothes hung 10 rags and tat
ters upon bis EN- Aciated form. His Rp-
pearance appealed to our sympathy. We
examined bis pApers and found he had
Dsen 0o.dieT for over two years, and that
he was only drawing 81 per month pens
sion. he is also the father Of three child
rem, all under 10 years Of age. We printed
Mr.. Roach's statement at the time, with
his assertion that the g. A, II. post of
Wsynesburg had cut off his allowance of
- per month from the county relief fund,
because he voted for Gov. Warwick IN,
stead of Major Mckinley.
Soon after Calvin Roach made his
statement the editor of the News DEMO-
Graf received q letter from Col. Shane of
WayneshuTg, in which he denied Calvin
Roach's statement. This correction
we also made. as soon as the letter was
received, which was previous to the eiec
ton.
And now, on this 2SIh day of November
CalVlu hOhcn comes lntO Lne NEWS-DEM-
oCRAT office, aud says everything origins
ally stated il the News. DEMOCRAT is true,
and that our statements were not as strong
as they ought TO have been. MIR. Roach
says his relief was taken from him be-
cause he is q Democrat, and he further
states that the Grand Army at Waynea
burgh is run as y political machine, in the
interest Of the Republican party. he says
a ajority Of the members of Wsynes.
bur2h Post are only corn stalk mlitia>
men, who did no service, and that nearly
all of them are drawing big pensions. He
mentioned the names OF several of this
class. He says Geo. Beatty, who owns 500
acres OF land, and 10 a very healthy man,
who was only out two weeks during the
entire war, and then went as a substitute
for 80 days man, and only got as far as
Cincinnati, is now drawing 800
per mouth pension, for deaf
ness and chronic diarrhoea.
He mentions William Lowry, who was
only in ths corn stalk militia during the
war, is drawing Sl2 per month pension.
Calvin Roach says Lowry told him if
did not vote the Republican ticket should
not have any pension. Mr.. Roach also
mentioned Samuel Hissen, who was only
out 80 days and who is now getting ST per
month pension. Mr.. Roach ia very indigs
nant over his treatment by the G. A. II. at
DR.. George B. Cock, who
heard Calvin Roach's statements whCn
here in OctoOer,to his case in hand, and
has secured an Increase of his pension to
IS per month.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
Speelmen CaRes.

S. II. Clifford, New CasseI, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
hesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and his leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catawaea, o., had five
large fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salye cured him entirely. Sold to Dur.
bin, Wright q Co.'S. drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01

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