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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
d J. E. Sald0n0.

d j. E.. S0ld0nG
| Pectorrl do aeahuits.- .-Es re
oonocido por cu&ntos le han expert
mentado como ia mejor p -eparaci6
peetoral one SO conoce para el ali
vic Immediate y comp eta curac'6 81
d. todo caso de pulmonfs, ssms
erup, dolor de pecho, tos. NAL d
gargauta, esputos de saDgre y tisis
Es de gusto sgradable Y de efectc
inmediatos. Mezclado con el Acei
te Puro de Higa1o de Bscalao d.
Lamman y Kemp, puede decirs'
que es un remedio lnfalible eontri
todas las sfeociores de la gargsn
ia, el pecho y los pulmones.
ENrERMEDADES Do EST0MAC0. sVlno Chassang
La sxcelente preparation Emul
sion de Scott es conOcida en- todc
81 mundo por aus brillan tes resulta'
dos en- casos dssesperados en- ex-
tremo.
Humacao, Puerto Rico, Abril 8
de 1887.
Senores Soott y Bovine, Nusva
York.-Muy selores m!os: Oreo
ua deber de- concienola, al propio
tiempo que I'm deber professional,
el maaifestar a Vds los brillantes
obtenidos en- mi larga
prAatica con el uso de su excelente
conocida ya en- todo 9.
mundo con el numbre de Emulsion
de Scott.
Oasos en- extreme desesperados
ie iaquitismo, afecciones broDquia
les y pulmanores cr6niaas, escrofu-
ismo en- tod d sus mauifestaoiones y
aun en- la misma tuberculosis, los
que he tenido ocrsi0n do observar
- cerca y tratar con su Emulsi6n,
en todOs ellos ha Obtenido los me-
or 8 res il5ados, pues s sus exec
entes oomponentes, los hlpofostitos
1e cal = de sosa y el aCeite puro de
llgado de baoalao, reune una pre-
delicadisima que la hace
te fAUl tomar y digerible aun para
os est6magos mas delioados, por el
,uya clrcunstancia me complazcO
IN extreme teiicitando q Vds por el
sean seryiolo que vienen prestan.
10 con So precloso p.eparado Emul-
'i6a de Scott d Is hUmanidad enfer-
na.
Soy de Vds con toda considera-
,i6a ait. s. s. @. B. M.-Dr Pablo
Font q Martelo.
NJ rti ss del higado y del este
nsgo. - Tomat las PIdoras de
3ns oil, y vuvslros padeCimientos
.esaparecefan como por encanto.
oarinoan la bills y regularizan las
uRciones de les 6rganos digesti-
fos, conservaLdo ell cuerpo por
ionsiguiente, En- IN psrfecto esta-
10 do salad.
NJ hay case de dyspepsia que re
'lsta a So podeross accion. rue lie
)l lcirse que forman una nueva mu-
,osa. La yac dia desaparece, Ia
ipresi6n se diSipa y los dolores ce-
IAN al poco tempo de su uso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
mIn lnTllR.A' l[anll
se Antonio Navarro.
a. t.tETAtk1A 4.

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"a sssss ssassnsasaaA Ae sss "a sass.
ssasss ssssaAsAssss ~ 80 = .m - anss ssss
ssa kersAs sssesesss. xsss ga - -.
ssssss ssssss sssssss sss ssssssswss axmass 4
- So s<xs ssgAs As saa Assxaw,a-sasss.
- sssasss a*ms@ss s#a asaswsass IA
ssss@ aHe ~ smss gss sf ssmaa ,
assss ssas ss@ 80 ssznsasss ssa ],
= 7ssssm 4 ssEsA&A sssEa@ewa.ss ;.
= @ss aaEaas@ gs1nasw&.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

as afeccioues pulmonares cr6nieae.
Y para que asf conste 8 qu;en
oonvenga Y pTa satisfaction dc los
,enores precitados, expido la pre-
sente ca San Juan de Pusvto Riso
& % de Mario do 1887.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

Cuando las nifias Sc desprendie.
ron de los brszos de su padre, q
- c0r0nel continue:
-Ahora, como va os he dicho
vols 4 retiraros un momento.
81 procesado escaba acusado pol
ligeras faltas de imprenta, pero sin
embargo incurrfa en- la pena de
destierrc.
ri coronel dirigi6 ell interrogato
rio con tanta habilidad, que ell p1
blico sgaardaba un vlredict0 de
! ineulpahilidad.
= A pesar de eato fu6 c0ndenado
- 6 un mes de prisi6n.
-lY que vais & hscer de vues
tras hijasf-Pregunt6 de nuev0 el
! coronel.
No sc, mi coronel.
-iO6mo que no sabeisf
NO tengo parlentes, nj amt
gos. -. iQa6 va a ser de ellasi
El coronel dej6 caer CON fuerza
su mano sobre la mesa y exclam6 ::
-, Esas nifiss no pueden quedar-
se sin amparo!
-lTraedme q les niias Cont
mo, volvi6ndose hacia los guar.
dias.
-HermosasDifss dijo cuan
do estuvieron presentes es-Vuestro
papa va & haoer un visjecito du
rante un mes mientras dure ec |
precise que seals reoogidas en- al
guna csss.-jQuereis veniros a Ia
miaf
ST, sefioy-contestaron las dop.
-Puss ent6nces no hay mas que
hablar. Abrazad & vuestro papa Y
i. march6monos. iSenores, la audien
ola ha termiuadol
No es precise anadir que las la.
grimas asomaron a los ojos de to-
dos los que p,esenciaron el acto, y
que el coronel D., fue calurosa
mente felicitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
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para Ia dcesaraessH 30 . fsuus.A
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Dc vsnsa CT easA Isnnsx.s.
Iofss !n7sisaaiss sss asssae
do Feeahssss 81 sslA lwpsxssa
GUIA. caa ssanAAad au a.ss.
de bee fssTo<Aswxs Ae n.x.s.
FrADeAA , posFagal Ea ss grss -.
lisad para be 4se ssss.s tsss -,
nEcannrN
TRlsTAsA. s1fs@a assxs.
cnIecnse O. fs2,
MISTRESS aaANf4aAx e. j.
pops ~ Jnie Es~s
APEsuIsa u ia Cassses fa.a
aazsse saao J sOaafss@a s.s -.
elsa .Sssssxsa.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PALS.

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
AztCAR
81 vendieron:
30 bcys Sta Ana" Va S303 qtl.
Oompradotes, Lopez
Villamil s. 90.
70 sacos 2. "San ,cente, "a 50
40 qtl. Oompra ior, 10
s6 T. Silva
25 sacos 81 "San Vicente, "a $2-
20 quintal.
58 saccs "a "Buena Vista, 50
rs qtl. . m,radores,
LatimeT s. Fernandez.
CAYf.
OotlSamos clase corriente de
S22 & 225 Quintal.
MINLEs.
Sia opersciope'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
F. .AluNS0,::s san FRANCISCO ~

Con tiiuIo honoriaoo poS s Nj
81 Rev, Premi ,sto con medal!a d.
plata Y menciI5n honorifiea.
Hace pevaona'mense' toda elase
de retrat0 en- so nuev1 Esiab eci
miento (primera en- su cIase) de
de Ia mafiana a 5 de- Ia tarde, sun
que ei dia este nubladL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
HERNAIz ( co. o,suz 10.

Las tiepdas LA VILLA DE
BILBAO y LA LUZ ELEOTRI.
GA, surtida como la meior de is
plaza.
Mereancias de todas c'ases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
8 A ~ TOR Al.

viernes, s.--sAnta Isabel, nla,
de Portugal.
SAeado. S.-San Clrllo, ohsspo ,
mAFtlE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
vencedor de Salamins, IN secreto
para olvidar 10 que saba.
En- dOnde murI6 Bayardo.

| En- dOnde murl6 Bayardo.
NJ. Oallamand, biblioteoario d
Greaoble, ha dado cusnta en- G
congreso de sociedadss ssb'as, gu
esta reunido en Paris, de sus iaves
tigaclones aceroa de la determine
ci6L del sitio en- qne f6e muert,
Bayardo por las tropas dol Cos des
table de Borb6n.
Parece que ba lc g ado dem ,straI
que ell lugar citado Sc encuentrf
exaotamente en- la extremidad Nor
te del arco de cfrcnl 10 montahoso
cUyo centrO Ocupa Bella.
Tai vez Sc erija a'g1n monune,.
to commemorative ds la muerte del
caballero SIN miedo q sin taoha.
Un sabio desocupado (rara avis)
tiene entire manos ell colossal pro-
veto de construir un nuevo motor.
Nj ell gas, nj ell aqua, nj ell water.
gas, nj la electricidad, en- la forma
de aplicaoi6n conocids, le satisfa.
cen quiere emplear un nuevo
agente para la propulsion; dice que
10 ha encontrado, y hasta afirma
que tiene en- Marcia un paqueno
aparato que produce un excelente
fssultado.
Sc rrats de emp'ear el ruido como
motor, y la teoria, basada en- la del
tel6foAo, no deja de estar bien razo-
NADIA.
Proyecta establecer una infini-
dad de placas telefonicas de gran
en- las GALES mas animadas
de- las poblaoiones populosas. To-
dos los conductores coEvergen al
ado del me tor yde terminan, como
sn ell aparato transmisor del soni
10, Ia transformation de Este en- vi
Drsci6n elect:o-m9gn6iica Y mas
;arde en- movimiento.
GO. de Espsfs.")
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
AvISOe.
Vapor aIeman FLANDRlA.

Vapor aIen1an FIANORlA.
Ssli6 el 3 del pressute, del Ha-
vre para San Thomas y ests Isla.
SeguIra visje para La Gnaira Y de.
mas puertos de su ltineva'io, admi-
tiendo carga y pasajefds.
Sns "onsignstarlos, Muileohoff y
Korber.
Vap esp RAMON de HERRERA
Pfocedente de Santiago d Cuba,
via Ponce, Mayagtiez y Agnsdilla
tomaar puerto del 10 a 20 ;. pre-
sente mes.
Oonsignatario, L. Dup'aca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

l. t,illas, Varias fAbulas
y MVralejaa, l tomo, r6s-
tiea 260 pSginas.. .-...-
Oancido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r6stica. -.--.....
Amor fismbre.
Los entremeres (de Ger
vantes9.2 tomos.......
La gitanilla y Ri amante
liberal, de i'd, l tomo. :.
Las dos doncellss y La
fuelza dc Ia sapgIe, de
idem, | tcmo..........
81 casamiento enga6ogo,
de idem, l tou uo.......
Viaje Gel Psrnsso, poesias
por i'd, l tcmo.
FL Oeloso Extremeiio y La
tie 6nejds, por idem, nn
t0mC......,...-......
Rincontte y cortadillo Y
FL bcencisdo Vidriera
pcr idem, I'm tcmo. 80.
Los Banos Ce Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo.
El gallaldo espaho], idem,
por idem, IN tomo. -.
Puntos &c vists, por don
Miguel Moya, IN tcmo.
La ley ends de Noche- bue-
| na....-. ............
ri hijo del Sacristsn, por
don TeodOro Guerrero.
| 2 tOmos. ..........
Anatomia del cosaz6n DOR
i'd, l temo.
Lss madres, por i'd, / to-
mo. mo...............
Pleito del matrjmoni6, por
ID, ! tomo. o.............
Oantares de un viejo, por
ID, l temo. .............
Cuenh 6 &c ciales, po1 i'd, /
IOMO. O..................
Posslas. per don Antonio
F Grio, / 'omo $50 pa.
sinas. -.
OHgeE del P)sgio en- Me-
ji~, l tomo..-.......
L Lrs ha Ior RI Dertcho.
por Posada y Blescs, /
Wmo.................
Felipe % Estudio Histori-
co cFirisn, pos v. Co
E'2 tomo
LIE l. huencia do Ia muier
en- la regenerscl6a so.
c'al, per Pareja Serrs-
da, l tomo.
El hi s,s., Estndio cient Il.
co, pr CON Julio Go
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Habita biiidad do lse As-
iroe, por don jose Mo.
> re- 0 Fuentes, ! tomo.
MnebIes y Tspices, segun-
de ere de cert6s 4 una
stnorita sobro Is habi-.
| 4 ci6r, pr F. Miquei y
| Badla, | tC mc.........
HON. n:ie P,eiiec, Poe
siss de 80 ipgenios, /
| tomo. ...........
| Can elias pue.iss &c San
Ma tin J Agui:sra, j to-
mo-
Leyenca de los Reyes, mo-
vela hist6rics, por don
+! TE.uato Tarrsgo, / to-
| mt..s..........
Pcemss Gaeticos, por Os-
elan, 2 tomos.
Los Pueblos J6veDes, ea-
tudio h.st6.ico filos6f1co
sobre los Estados. UNI
doe y Ia Australia, / to.
lN.Irsci0nes Espaholas y
Amt ricanss, por don P.
Sanudo Auiran, ! tom0.
La boisa, Fl Comercio, Y
les sociedades Mercan.
tii' S, l touo..........
Lee,iOnrs de Derecho Mer
cdnti, pov varies alum
uoA Ut don L'.is Silvels, /
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

Jose T. silva.
Casa de gi1es y ,omisiores. aseassr Go la
Csr1psh:s general ssStls Etics fTsncsss de q
ds Marques dc Csmre, do Cemparias do D..
ssras oontrs iscsRdies, de lea Sfsa. Csi! A;s
de Paris, y Eeasr al psrs 10 Isle dc Pusyts- -RIss
De 10 Baaqas rrssatlantiQus do Paris.
FINE ADAAA3 JAsA 4H ApS1 nr1Ls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

MIR Alexander Sharp. superin-
tsndente de las canteras Arnot, en-
Brand City, California, se ha suici-
dsdo por nm proeedimiento espe-
cial Y en- circunstancias que no de.
jan de eucerrar alg6n misterio.
skMr Sharp, cuyo carActer era muy
melanc6lico y tetrico, habia dichc
muehss veces que querfa que des
pu6s de 50 muerte sus restos se es
parcieran 6 los cuatro vientos +; pc
TO parece no quiso deiar 10 realiza'
ci6n de sus deseos oil cuidado d,
los que le sucedierau, y los puso &
on ejecuci6n.
sAAplic6se al pechc, exactament'
on la region del corsz6n, I'M cartu
cho de tiinamita, y di6 fuego d II
mecha, Que era bsstante larga, pro
duciendose ls explosion, one des
truy6 Ia casa 8 hiro materialment
afiicos ell cuerpo del suicide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
caaamientos morcanAticos.

HnauukOhtOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
On cOrresponsal de Darmstadr
tolegtafia que en- squells eiudad no
b habla de otra cosa que del ma
trimonio del Principe Enriqle, her
mano de Luis ~, gran Duque rel
mantle en- Hesse, con Ia sefiorita
Milens, captante del teatro de ls
Corte.
La union ha sldo celebrada Sc
cretamente en- Ia peque6a iglesia
de Gross Umg 1t.
En- Ia Corte Sc f1nge ignorar el
desenlace de aquella rovelesca
aventura.
El Principe ca reincidente su
anterior matrimonio fd6 tambi6a
.morgsnatico, y & su esposa Sc lie
concedi6 el titulo de baronesa de
Vidda.
A Ia muerte de 6sta el Principe,
lleno de door, jur6 no volver q Ca
ssarse para estsr consagrado q la
educaci6n de su hijo.
I. 8 Y en- efecto, "a tiene nueva es-
lposa, & pesar de la oposici6u de 50
I hermano el gran Duque, que no oe
saba de decirle que habia demssia
4 dos matrimonios morganaticos en-
7 Ia familis, rtfiri6ndose sin duda al
del Principe Altjandro de Battem-
berg, ex.s0beranc de Bulgaria, con
la cantante llamada hoy condesa
de Hartenau,
va 10 hecho no tiene renedio, =
muy pronto quizk el gran Duque,
euternecido, otorgari IN titulo no.
biliarlo . su cuhads.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
Dramas do Don Jose Echsgayoy
La Gsamatlca parda, dra-

ID dsAh'HIIVa laFuA, uF8-
ma en 5 a0tos. prosa, de
y. J, q Galoffe. e.......
Vssco Nuneg de Balboa.
Dr. ma en- 5 actos, por
Novo , Oohan.. ..--....
La @ deas Rots, Drama
eu I es srtes, por dofia
Fa siIpa s de Melgar...
Ia Gran Jugais, coMedia
dee act0s veran. ....-..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
WATERLOO POLiTICO".

GxAMEN CRITICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALRs TEoRfAs
sOBRE QUE DEsCANsA Ell EDIFICIO
PoLfTIoo MoDERNo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

GseAsfs.s ks IL N&tx.A .~
~ s1 gsseae sssssas "a -. CT eKs9s4
~ as ss-t. esss ss<sA sass = gAa , &c
ssSa q eseA~ g@s AsssS sxs ae fess
aex sNss essss ssA sanas - aa So Ea &C.
Essas eSes s~@s~sEs sse sss "a ss i
MAhAAA
Axs@ srss. Nzes - 50 Sc sse
- 4 GO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC.
Mass Meeting OF Irish Americans In New
York-Mr. Ega1 n Speaker

Mass Meeting OF Irish Americans In New
York-Mr. Ega1 n Speaker.
NEW YORK, Nov. GA mass meeting
OF Irish American Republicans was held
at Cooper Union last night. The attend
ance was nearly 1000 ard much enthusi-
asm was displayed. A number OF promi-
nent men were seated on the platform.
Gen. Dennis +. Burke called the meeting
to order and in q eulogistic speech intro
duced Patrick Egan, United States minis
ter TO Chill, as chairman OF the meeting.
Mr.. Egan, who was loudly cheered, made
aspeech in which he defended his conduct
in Chill and paid tribute to President
Harrison.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
policy OF projections; promising earnest
support OF Harrison and Reid; rebell!ng
the claim that the Democratic G party con-
trolls the Irish vote; denouncing Wayne
MacVeagh and expressing confidence in
MIR. Egan.
Speeches were then made by Hon. John
+. Finnerty OF Illinois; Hon. John Bren-
nan OF Iowa, and President Burke OF the
Republican League OF College Clubs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
ADAM WORTH ARRESTED.

Hs 10 the Man Who In 1869 Robbed the
Boylston Bank OF s5OO.oo0.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Adam Worth, who,
with four others in 1869, robbed the
Boylston Bank in this city of 100000,
mas been arrested in Belgium.
Immediately after the robbery he left
this country and for 25 years has been q
resident Of London. he has been known
ss a fence and has been under the con-
slant surveillance of Scotland Yard. H.
Is supposed to be wealthy.
After the robbery of the Boylston
Bank his identity was discovered, and he
was indicted by the grand jury OF Suffolk
county. This indictment IS still valid,
and on account OF il Worth has not
dared to return TO the United states. A
circular from Liege received by Superin-
tendent Byrnes of New York bearing a
good photograph OF Worth caused that
official to ca BILE the judge OF instruction
at the former place who his prisoner
was.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
The Last Words of the Party
Leaders of Both Sides.
ESTIMATES AND CLAIMS MADE.
the Campaigners, Then the Battle
VIII be Fought-What the Result
VIII be is what Everybody is Guess
ing About, Hoping About, and Some
Are Doubtless Praying About.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. g. Minister Egan,
who for many years was a resident OF
Lincoln, has sent the following letter
TO the Republican state committee:
NEW YORK. Nov. 3. 1892.
Hon. A. II. CADY, chairman Republican
state COMMITTEES:
My Dear Sir-W nen in 1889 had the
honor to be named United States Minis
ter to Chill, the entire Mugwump and
the very large pro- British section of the
entire Democratic press foully and falsely
nssailed me, and assailed President Har-
rison and his administration for having
appointed me, and for no other reason
than because i was an lrishman who
dared to be independent. When last
year, in conformity with my instruc-
tions, and with the full approval OF my
government, was en2eged in sustaining
American honor and dignity In protect
ing American rights and in defending
the American flag and the American uni
form in Chill, those attacks were un-
scrupulously renewed.
Not content with all this, a Mr.. Wayne
MacVeagh, the business partner OF
Grover Cleveland, was put forward few
days ago at great Democratic meeting
in Cooper Union in this city, and, as re-
ported in the Democratic press, amid
the loud cheers OF his audience, he dared
to assail my good name, to repeat the
Piggott slanders about the Irish Land
League funds, and to stigmatize me as q
fugitive from criminal justice. II / were
an American born, or had been born in
Sweden, Belgium, Germany, France, or
in fact anywhere else than Ireland, those
Mugwumps and Democrats would never
dare to assail me in this manner. How
long, let me ask, will Irishmen allow to
be heaped upon them from those quar-
ters such know-not hing abuse as this?
i would appeal to every loyal Irish
American, who, in the glowing words OF
President Harrison, though he has given
the concentrated loyalty of his honest
heart to the starry flag and his adopted
country, has not forgotten and ought
not to forget the land OF his nativity, to
consider dispassionately those plain,
simple facts before he casts his ballot on
Tuesday next. do most sincerely hope
Irish Americans at the polls will know
how to punish those who have wantonly
insulted the honor Of their race, and they
will vote for the ro-election of President
Harrison and for the Repu blican ticket.
Sincerely yours,
PATRICK EoAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
Tn Great Britain's Arms.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The department
Of state has received notice that the Gill
bert Islands, lying in the Pacific Ocean
under the equator, have been placed un-
der the protection OF Great Britain. The
action OF Great Britain was in pursuance
of the we'll defined colonization system
agreed upon by that nation and Germany
looking to the division betwe en- them of
the unannexed island groups OF Poly
nesia. With the operation OF this plan
the United States has steadfastly declined
to interfere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
OUT IN MINNESOTA.
The Republicans Claim n Plurality ores.
OOO--Democrats Also Claim tho State.

The Republicans Claim n Plurality of25.-
OOO-Democrsts Also Claim tho State.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 5.-The regis
tration for st. Paul and Minneapolis,
which taken together cast one-fourth OF
the vote of the state, foots up 20, 404. OF
these 43,0o4 are registered in Minneapo-
lis and q, 400 in st. Paul, The Rspubli-
cans claim that their peA- shows that the
Democrats will carry st. Paul by 500 and
the Republicans Minneapolis by 5000
Upon this basis the Republican state
committee claims that the state will give
Harrison plurality of $1,000 on five
electors, and Nelson q plurality for gov
ernor of Is, 900. They also claim that the
four Harrison electors will beat the four
fusion electors from 5000 to 5000 votes.
The Democrats, on the other hand, say
Cleveland will carry st. Paul by 1000 and
Minneapolis by 5000; that the four fusion
electors will win by 5000; that the Ave
Cleveland electors have a lair chance OF
winning; that Lawler will he elected gov
ernor and that the legislature will have q
fusion majority Of at least 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
FROM BEYOND The SEA
Mrs. Deacon 0utwts Her Husband
and Carries off Her Child.
POLITICS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
The Irish Fund In Paris Will he Released
If the French Courts Agree-Other
Matters of Interest That Happened
Away From Home.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-Another great sensa-
tion has developed in the Deacon case.
As soon as the tribunal of the Seine de-
livsred Its decision dism!ssing Mrs. Dea- =
cons suit for divorce and ordering that
ae eldest child, then in convent, be
delivered up to Mr.. Deacon, Mrs. Deacon
nastened secretly to the convent OF Our
Lady OF the Assumption in the depart
ment OF Marne and carried of the elder
child.
Mr.. Deacon drove up TO the convent
-hortly after his wife had gone. He was
amazed and maddened when he learned
lhs situation, but no more amazed than
the lady superior when she learned the
strategy of the good Mrs. Deacon. Mr.
Deacon at once appealed TO the police,
who readily joined him in attempting
to overtake his wife. Deacon is deter
mined to get possession OF the child.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
SHE SPOKE.
Mrs. Lease Was Choked on. But Only
Temporarily.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3. w. G. Jones,
chairman OF the Democratic state CEN
trail committee, presided over a rally
here, and after Gen. Weaver had con-
cluded a speech OF two hours the crowd
waited to hear Mrs. Lease, and began
calling for her. Chairman Jones an
nounced that Mrs. Lease had left to
catch train, but no sooner had he done
so than the indignant Populist advocate
appeared from behind the lies OF the
opera house and shouted in n loud, melo-
dramatic voice: "Mrs. Lsase is here and
demands perm ssion TO speak" Senator
PETER and Gen. Weaver tried to pacify
her, but she began TO speak to the crowd
amid wild applause. She denounced the
politicians who were running the cam
paign and declared that the people must
assert themselves. After the meeting
Mrs. L,ase hunted up Jones and declared
that she would cancel al OF her datos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
RAISE THE WHITE FLAG.
"A Well Ordered Combine Reported From
Colorado.


DENVER, Col, Nov. 8. - The forces OF
the" Republican party in Colorado are
broken and the white flag, Offering a half
surrender, has been raised.
Information has been received from
the most authoritative source that the
central committee OF the combin has is
sued instructions to every county In tho
state to give up the hopeless struggle for
the presidential electors and turn every
effort toward saving Helm for governor
and Coe for Congress from the wreck.
TO accomplish this a well devised plan
is ordered to be put into operation. The
office holders and office-seekers, who
form the remnant OF the Harrison party,
are instructed TO go to silver Republi-
cans aud say: ave will join heartily
with you now in the silver cause to make
a sweeping victory for Weaver.
"We will throw Harrison overheard.
But in return we ask you TO vote for
Helm and Coe. We do not ask even that
you support the whole state ticket only
the governor and congressman"