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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

~, NolSsco Ance que tiene an vsRtorrillo en- la
segunda linea y por eI que IA pagado doce pesos
de Contrbuci6n, NOS manifesto que Sc 10 impide
somprAr viandss por las madrugadas los cam.
pesinos que visnen la Capital sgrega que
que mo contribuyen CON quota aEguna, aaf COMO
cafetines, psrjudicando sus intereses y s6n los
del fsCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Variado surtido en- telas de soda de colores,
de Ultima novedad. Encajes dc seda eruda So.
tenes Nausds fnos. Se encontrar6n On casa de
Ahumada CompaHia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Para su publication AsmOg recibido la si
guiente carta:
Santurce 10 de Ssptismbrs do 1898
Or. Director Q LA COn1EsPoNDnNC1A.
Mi distinguido amigo: Tanto me ha gustado
la eArta sim sobre que varios emploados diriien al
Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar, en- el n6mero
de anteayer de gu popular diarlO y tai es 10 ma
nora dc raHonar que en- ella emplean las verdades
de que est6 contenida, que no he podidO menes de
fslicitar dichos varics empleados que Ia suscri
ben, siempre que usted amigo de dar publieidad
{ 10 que redunde en- bien general naucho mas
On provecho del acosado por lR fortuna, quiera
disponer la inserai6n de esta qusdando de usted
& sus 6rdenes sOmo sismpre, sfftmo annigo
0. 9. b. 9. m.- - Ono que no es e"pteado"
Ssgdn leemos co e! Dario Official de-
MiniateriO de ls Guerra SO ccnhrma en- 81 des-
tino do ofclal euarto Celader primero del Res
Rnardo de aduanas de esta Isla, don Manner
10 Intanz5n, capltAn de Infanteria Sc reduce
Ol perscnsl do Ia brigads San tsria & an ayu
daOte, dos aargentos, tres cabos y doee santa.
rios y ne snsttuyen los l6 snfermeros oivi!es po
coco soldad6s. 30 dispone sea b2ja en- ssts H.
el Ooronel dom Manuel Mario Guilermety que
o. soldsdo Emilio L-fuente Arnal deatiRado O.
battalion Patria .quede en- 10 Peninsula. El mSdi.
co mayor de Sandal militar don Jose Laeruz
90 bsja an este Distrito militar. ~>
.15aa De una cartas de Utuado extractamos el ai
guisnte pkrrafo:
"Los que 60 suscribieron enthusiasts para
sostener el "AsilO de San Rafael" empiezan q
desmayar. Al cobrarles sus Quotas unos Sc Gan
de baja y otros adeudan hasta cinco y ocho me
sea- Son eOmola polilIa que destruyen las Ins
tituciones ben@acas. No obstante slgunos de los
que rsgatean escatiman el 6hoo al necestado
% les vS Abstraidos ante Ia Biblia del siglo rel
naipel apuntando un IS 20 6 40 duroe. Aqu:
no 1altan sitios que seduzcan y Ierviertan."
Il Anoche pag6 81 tribute 10 naturaleza
ei honrado y anciano artesan0 don Luciano
Estuiie, decano de los sastres de ssta ca
pital. DsscAnse On paz | 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

A don Fermin Msrtines Villamil Sscretario
del conit6 Unconditional le han ofrecido proponex
su candidatura para Diputato Provincial por tres
distritoa. #$x& ~ @s&%$ !. = (
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Seg6n nos dlcen la mayorla do los vecino
de 10 Csiba pediran su aggregation al municipi
ie Fajarde, ejsmple que deberian seguir infnida
de pueblos q. NO tieneD elementos dc vida propil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

@~ Como preservativo para el c6lera ae reeo-
mienda lievar el vientfe bien fajado. El reme
dio es sencillo y barate.r BorrGs y Reines tisnen
de venta Ia mas hermosa vAliedad do cinturones
Y faias que se ccnoce. ]
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Ha llegado hasta nosotros el rumor de gu
en- las cuensas del Ayuntamiento dc 10 Ceiba, ha
algo anormal que desde oierta distancia hue
{ filtraci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

El movimlento del Personal del preside ez
ol dia de hoy ha sldo igual al de aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

S@sts.ea6@ Fig Ss1scesg TXSS0T
Al LADO DEL COLMADO DE LUNA
CorAes do chAlecos de seda piQu6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Aparatos de salon para luces elSctricas, acs
badas de recibir, deben solicitarss En- las quinea
ilas de NJ Roman C.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Dice La Correspondencia Militar dc Ma
drid:--" Sc ha Observable que en- los asuntos de
la Coruha prsdomina 10 letrs p Pin, Pande
Puga, Pindo, precauciones, prisienes, PATRIOTS
mo, psqueHa Patria, politices, pacieneia, pAnicO
peticienes, passion, protsstas, etcetera, etc. 81
cree que 81 gobierno 10 dejsr& TODD en- Palabras
que 81 fin habra palos." Puede; pero por prin
cipio psrmsnsnte, para poder paeifcar provincis
tan principal, pedimes prudencia por parte de
poder pdblico, patriotisno perseverante pro
hombres partidos populares, para poner punts
tan proliias perturbaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Per fuerza de IL guasdia civil del puestO de
Cuchilla-b bravo (Yauc0l iueron detenidoa el aia
~ del pasado tres indiyiduos per heridas; por 10
de Rio'grande el 30, dos por supuestos autores
del hurto de an cerdo; y por Ia de OaboRejo 81
~, dos por estafa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

A las dece del ola de aver 90 redujo eeni
zas por un incendio casual la casa de Tito Vaz
qusz, sta en- el barrio desCaimital, on Guayams
Fueron vfctimas dc las llamas dos ni6os, de dos
nm 'afio respectivamente. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Anoche pag6 81 tribute 10 naturaleza
el Aonrado J anciano artesaRo don Luciano
Eatuiie, decano de los sastres dc esta ca.
pital. DssCADse On paz ID S..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Ha probado usted los cigarrillos de la Ha.
bana n1arca Ssboney que venden A. ,Figusroa y
Compahfs ?-Son muy buenos frsscos. los
cosa de gusto. -.:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Orden de la plaza para mahana: Jefe de dia
el tenients ceronel del battalion de 10 Patria, dor
Pablo Mazarredo. Vista de Hospital, ssgunds
capit&n del battalion de artilleria. Paseo de con
vaecientes, un sargento del battalion de 10 Patria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02
7VARIEDADES

Queso de bola supsriores en- latss seloradss,
mantequllla francesa = dAnesa extra fna Sar-
dlnag de Nantes sin espinas, deben comprarse en-
el Colmado de Cerecedo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

do Truiillo alto; Ia escuelA rural del barrIO do
Maean6 On Guayanilla; una do guardia municipal
dc ID alcaldia do Cayey con 81 haber mensual dc
$25: otra en- Humacao; IL escuela rural del +ba.
xrio do Santana en- AreCibo, details con 81 suicide
msnsuAl do $25, 81 para a'quiler de casa 81 80
para material; y 10 de raedico titular de Hormi.
gueros con 81 sueldo anual de $500. -
Les se1ores Mendes, hsrmano de C6guas,
cue aOaban de sufrir nm siniestro su ostableci-
mientO de merceria nos suplicsn que no siendoles
possible contsstar en- los momentos las numerosas
cartas do ep6same que han recibido, 10 hacen por
medic de estas lineas dando tsdos gracias por
IL solicitud demostrada.
De Manati NOS hacen lac sigaientes pregun.
tas: 81 Puede el Celador dol Camea terio ssr e.
oribients de matrtculas dssempeHando ambos des-
tinos 10 vez sunque este dltimo sea en- calidad
do interino2 ISer& por que 81 Dspositarss del Co.
Msnterio es Tenients dc Voluntarios SO hace
por puro eesdTs6DaO" s~@ So ~ ~
- Nos dicen de ManaLl: persona interesaaa
On que NO 20 extravie Ia opinion sobre suspension
dc un empleado municipal manifesta que este Sc
licit6 del Ayuntamlento 20 dias de Geencia pro.
poniondo dejar otro en- su lugar. Ri Ayunta.
miento aecedi6 10 icencia siempre que el susti
tuto fusra de su sgrado. Sc propuso don Ma.
nuel Viliamil aceptado este sefior, previMo el
alcalde que antes de empezaF hacer uso de Ia
icencia entrsgsrA ls recaudaci6n que tuviera por
matriculas de ganado que su cargo estaban. El
Ompleado us6 de la lioenca el ~ sin llensr el re-
QuisitO dispuesto el 28 se present6 81 Alcalds
ol seHor Villamil nosnifestando que no aceptsba
porque ignoraba el prscio de su trabsjo el AL
calde suspsndi6 al escribiente nombr6 intsrina
m0nte dom Antonio Perez"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Prefera Vd. & todos los vinos de mesa sl
pahol de ,LosreHo que vsnden sobrino do Lr
y Compafiia. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Han sido confirmados en- sus destinog los aa
pirantes primeros de Comunicaciones don Lui
T. Dub6n, don Andres Custo y don jose r. An
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Los aocorrcs sumlnistrsdos por la soCiedae
ttLos Amigos del Blen Pdblico" estsblecida 81
esta Capital, durante el mes prSximo pssad.
ascendierOn A3O pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Asusrdos tomados Por d Consejo do Direc
ei6n desls Asoeiaci6n de Agricultorss On 2sesi6I
del 81 do Agosto dltino: Oonsignar en- acta .
profundo pessr por Ia sentida muerts dsl Ssa %
eretario dom Federico Assnjo enviando testimo
nio de ere particular su senora viuds 8 hijos
ap1obar 10 respuesta del ssenor Blanco E., una 90
municaei6n del sindicato de Maysgiiez que soil
otto los aeuerdos tomados en- junta general els
del pasado; aprobsr el proyecto de un peri6dioo
6rgano de Ia Asocjaci6n presentado por el seHor
Lopez Tusro; que Sc active ei alquiler del local
para 10 installation de las ofcinss del sindicato
90 admitieron como socios & dom Jose M Porte
Ia, don Eugenio Lomba, don Julio don Gui
lleEmo Perez, de Vega.baja don Salvador Brau,
Capital; don Roberto Macde, don David Carri6n
don Eduardo J. Gonzalez, don Ramon r. Villa.
mil, don Antonio zschini y don Juan j. 'Rodri.
guez, do. Rio grande.
Slguen muy anina1as las festas de la Cova'
donga en- Puerta de terra. ri ndmero de perso
mas que conourrs & las novenas todss las noches
es extraordinario. ri kiosko de los astures estd
de &" me jales que 70 voy."gs.a,s ~.~>> -.sx~a~s.
Nos suplican declr que no fue en- ana pulpe
ria de ID calle de San Francisco sino en- los altos
de IL casa que ocupa dicha pulpsria, donde go en-
contr6 el dep6sito de p6lvora de que hablamos
aver. 1.......
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

Academia de esgrima s,n ST. ?s:s f;:s
30 Derecha. Casa Succession dc Arroyo. El
Vizconde Fl. de Ia BAums ofrsce sus .servi-
CLOS. !. -z -. 6--1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

ri Consejo de DirscOlon dc la Soeledad de
Agrieultores aeord6, entire otros parsiculaEss, IL
publication & partir del corrisnts mes dc un pc
ri6dico mensual pOr ahora, que 90 titular& "La
Agriculterss asosiados. I'm el dicAo peri6dico Sc
rehejaran las aspiracienes de Ia Association on TO-
das Las man1festacionss inherentes 10 Agricul-
tura en- general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

ANA de cria ta,n:,sa =. n:s:,'. ... nas. s.1.: 7.
Jos6, ndmerO IL. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02
La venta por acciones

fragos deba nevarse cabo el pr6ximo de Dciem
bre queda sin eecto. Lo parcipo al pGbco para
conocimisnt0. Puerto Rico, de Sepsmbre de 169e.
81 DARIO LAGUNA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02

La gsnte de gusto cuandO quiers fumar bisn
sc provee de los cigarrillos narca PartsSGs cue
vende Cerecedo HerEanoa y ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-02
Nos connunican de nataito:

"Hace mas do cinco meses que hemos pre-
sentado una seiicitud pidisndo II installation de
un pussto de L. Guardia civil On este poblsdo pa.
ra tranquilidad de les vecinos durante sss item
po Sc NOS dice que no % IA resibido IL pstici6n
On sl Goblerno. lPodria informar alguien de b..
yam6n si es cierta tai versi6n7 Be 10 agradecerdn
los vecinos de Cstalio 81 %@~~~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
FOUGHT FOR HIS COIN.
a Husky Granger Who Objected
to Being Played by Bunco
Men.
After o Tough Fight He Pounds
Out His Moneys Re-
turn.

1t is not very often that the festive
ICON" men get much the worst of it, but
such a thing happened yesterday. A
traveller who arrived on one of the Chi
cago trains yesterday morning was
taken from the union depot by two of the
geutry and walked up to the corner of
Twelfth and Robert streets. On the
way to this point small brass lock was
found by one of the sWindlers. The
usual story about the ability of any one
to open the paddock was followed by a
bet, and the unsuspecting tourist lost
about $500 in the game. Unlike others
VINO have been skinned" in the last
few weeks by the same game, the
sucker" didn't wait to take his
complaint to the police, but took
the law in his own hands. He
demanded that his money be returned,
and as this was refused he took large
stone from the street and proceeded to
pound the head of the follow who had
won his coin. The result was that after
few minutes of this kind of work the
money was handed over and the "con''
man hied himself to a drug store for
court plaster and repairs. The sucker"
as the police call the man who was so
unfortunate as to be swindled, came to
police headquarters, told his story and
also gave description of the two men.
He explained thar he was bound to have
his money, even if he had to kill the
swindler. 1t was impossible to get the
name of the brave granger. the police
being, so they claimed, ignorant of the
facts in the case. Two of the members
of the detective department are, how
ever, searching the city for the men de-
scribed by the man they attempted to
swindle. In case they are arrested, the
tourist left his name with the police, and
promised to return to the city and pros
ecute them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
POLICE PULLED UP.

Judge Cory Sits Down on the Old
Charge of Vagrancy.
Edward Keefe, who won $25 in cash
and diamond ring and stud from NJ. F.
Harmon at dice game, was arraigned
in the police court yesterday morning.
Mr.. Harmon also appeared at the same
time, and both dice-shakers were
charged with gambling. Judge Cory
imposed a fine of SO in each case,
which was paid, and the gamesters dis
charged. AT the afternoon session of
the court Keefe was again arraigned on
a charge of vagrancy. The evidence to
support the charge was furnished by
Capt. iSchweitZer. who, testified that
Keeffe was always hanging about sa-
looms and looking for the "beSt of it,"
Judge Cory took the matter under adj
vsement until this morning. He said
he was in doubt if the officers had the
right TO declare a man vagrant on the
ground that he was in the habit of hang
ing about saloons. The police. he
stated, had a habit if they could not
convict on one charge, of putting one
of vagrancy against prisoner. The
assistant corporation attorney was given
time until this morning to look up au-
thoritieS in the matter, and Keefe put
up 800 for his appearance this morning.
Keefe was advised by friend after the
case had been adjourned to do the same
as other" sure thing" men working In the
city. either do business with the proper
parties OF pin star on his vest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
Sixth QndRobert SIS.
ST PAUL, MIyN

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-District Court, Second Judi
cial District
In the matter of the assignment of Peter f. .
Egan, insolvent.
Upon reading and filing the report and ae-
count OF the assignee in the above-entitled
proceeding, whereby il appears that he has
disposed of all of the property and assets of
said estate, and has now in his hands for dis
tribution amongst the persons entitled
thereto the sum of three thousand six hun
dred and ninetyfour and 49-100 dollars. it is
upon motion OF the said assignee,
ORDERED
That all creditors or persons desiring to
participate in the distribution of said estate
shall present their claims, properly verified.
and shall file releases III the manner pro-
vided by law. on or before the Goth day of
May, 1893. That the 27tn day of May, 1893,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon or as soon
thereafter as said matter can be heard, at
special term OF this court. to be held in the
court house thereof, at ST. Paul, Ramsey
county, Minnesota, is hereby appointed as
the time and place when and where the ac-
count of said assignee will be examined
heard and allowed if found 10 be correct
and an order for the distribution of said es-
tate TO the persons entitled thereto then and
there made. 1t is further orderod that no
tice hereof be given by publishing a copy Of
this order for at least three successive
weeks once in each week. before the time
herein named for the hearing and examina-
ton of said account of the assignee. by
serving copy Of the order by mail upon
the assignee and upon all creditors entitled
TO participate in the distribution of said
estate, at least twenty days before the time
of such hearing and examination of said
account.
RASCAL r. BRILL District Judge
ST. Paul, Mimi. April 9TH 1873
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
TREASURER'S YAWP.
A Statement by Miller Showing
the Animus of the
Case.
He Makes Windy Threats of
What He VIII DO With
Refs. =

City Treasurer Miller is of the opin9
ion that the report of the public ex.
aminer is too mild by half. With this
view Of the examination in mind, Mr..
Miller hands out the following inter,
view, written by himself:
No one ever. charged Mr.. Refs with
having stolen money. On the other
hand, told every one not to believe
that he ever received cent of the miss
ing money. He did it to keep his office.
knowing that the parties he favored had
considerable political influence. Mr..
Refs has throughout the controversy
tried to throw sand into the peoples.
eyes, coming out in newspaper articles
which he knew at the time to be abSo-i
lutely false. If he persists in continu-,
ing to make false statements,
through the paper | will publish
every mans name that he did not col
lect penalties from, as he should
have done according to law, and state
the total benefit that each one received,
and leave the people to Judge MI. ReIs,
irrespective OF party. And add that
the poor people, labOring men and the
Ike, tHat VIII De 1OunQ 10 nave received
benefits at the hand of Mr.. Refs will be
found impereeptible. Tne warrants in
the treaSurer'S office do not agree with
the records in the clerk of courts office.
although the clerks certificate appears
on the Judgment rolls. When Mr.. Refs
is compelled to answer in court, as he
will be before | am through with him,
he will not make the statements he is
making and reiterating in the press.
He says that no person nor the city has
lost dollar by his not collecting the
penalties. This he knows to be false
statement. The amount not collected
by him had to be paid by citizens that
were not favored by him. Mr.. RelS
fears the courts, and with just cause,
knowing as he does that in the past he
has violated court orders. and stands
today in virtual contempt Of court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
TOOK "ACrIVE MEASURES"
How an Attorney Related a Set
tlemenC in Court.

Judge Brill is usually very sedate,
but he occasionally gives expression to
his appreciation of humor through the
twinkling of his eyes and good
humored smile. That he was amused
Yesterday afternoon after court ad-
iourned was plainly apparent. The case
of Fox Bros. against the Daily News
was set for trial day OF two ago. The
action was brought to recover for
plumbing work done. Counsel asked
that the trial be delayed, as there was
prospect for settling the case. The
postponement occurred two or three
times until yesterday afternoon, when
Judge Brill was disposed to urge that
the trial he proceeded with. John D..
O'Brien in his quiet way asked the fur
Their indulgence of the court with a
delay, and stated that active measures
had now been taken to effect settle
ment out of court. Being pressed for
an indication of the prospect of settle
ment and as to what measures Of an
active character had been taken, Mr..
O'Brien stated that the first measures
taken were arbitration, but the active
measures were that one of the plaintiffs
had knocked Mr.. Sher in, of the News.
through pane Of glass while the arbi-
tration was going Oh before William
Rodger. For an hour after this Judge
Brill might have been with smile on
his face contemplating the course pur-
sued to settle lawsuit.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
"Fun and Fashion" for May

Is out today, bright and cheerful as
usual, with special Mayfiower (arbutus)
decoration. appropriate to the month
and to the plymouth" for nowhere do
MayfoWers grow more plentifully than
in the pine woods near the Plymouth
Rock, from which the Plymouth Cloth
ing House takes its name.
Fun and Fashion" is strictly Min
nesota publication. from the artistic
drawing down to the final presswork-
The circulation occasionally reaches
10000 copies, and thousands of people
throughout the Northwest welcome this
monthly visitor.
Stop in al the "Plymouth Corner" to-
day and get specimen number free.
Seventh and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
SAINT PAUL.
THURSDAY TRIPLES.

Ten minor permits. aggregating Sl,2)0,
were issued by the building inspector yester-
day
Reported at the health Office Yesterday;
Scarllt fever at 1913 Beaumont 363 Hope and
l47 eslley It els.
P. j. EenLesy, Of Chicago, president OF the
st. Pa dislillery, was shown over the plant
by General Manager Johnson Yesterday
John Edstrom and John Koch were ad-
Judged insane by the PROBATE court yesterday
ana will be taken to the Rochester asllum-
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will lecture Satur,
day night IN Market hall for the beneht or
Division No. ], A. %. H. His subject is The
Irish in America"
Yesterday afternoon James Doyle, labor
err living on Robert street near sixth. was
struck by an Interurban car near Smelling
avenue. lie was injured about the heal,
and was taken to the city hospital by the
Prior avenue patrol wagon. His injuries are
not serious.
n Frank II. Robinson, arrested for burgafN-
ing the saloon of Fritz HolZheimer Oh East
Seventh street, yesterday morning, had his
case continued in the police court yesterday,
ana the charge changed to larceny. Robin
son pleads that ne was drunk at the time
ana did not know what he was doing
Deputy United States Marshal Ed S. War
rem has notified Marshal Donahower that four
Indian boys were attacked and beaten at
Wadena Monday when on their way from
White Earth to Park Rapids to work at log
ging. One of the boys was severely hurt 1t
is suspected they were attacked by parties
having spite against them for connection
with information as to the furnishing OF
liquor to Indians on the reservation.
The official report of the health department
for April gives the following figures: Total
deaths, l26; births. pa; deaths from zymotic
diseases, 8. including l from diphtheria,
from membraneous Group, and from scarlet
fever: deaths from constitutional diseases,
35; from local diseases s., and from develop
mental diseases. T. OF the local diseases, ii
were from pneumonia, and u from con-
sumption. Deaths from violence, II. Death
rate per 1000 per annum, o Is; for month of
April, .SI3.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-05
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS

With the unprecedented
success of JohannHoff's Malt
Extract, it was naturally to be
expected that limitations
would soon follow. Johann
Hof accepts this as the best
compliment which could be
paid to him, as only persons
and things of sterling value
are copied by the third and
fourth rate aspirants to fame
and distinction. Envy is at
the bottom of all social and
commercial animosity.
The public is therefore
warned against substitutes
and worthless limitations sold
under similar names, or I'M
der the name of "I1ofs
Extract.
sac Genuine has the signature of JOHANN
6OtF' on the neck label.
Els er K Mendelson Co, Sole Agents, 1852 and ISL
Fra kiln Ct. New York.