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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
LIBROS BARATOS.
De venta, en- 10 Imprenta del
BoLETM MERCANTn.

La bolsa, el Oomercio '
las SoCiedades MerCano
tiles, / tOmo.. / 81
LAcciones de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yarios alum.
nos de don Luis Silvela, l
GOmO... ~-.~.-.....s 0C
Libro de las Satiras, DOE
don. Ventura Rufz Agui-
lera, cOmprende: Satl-
ras, La arcadia modar.
ma, Grandezas de Joa
pequehos, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varias fabulas a
Moralejas, l tomo, rds- ~
tiCa 260 paglnas.. ... 90
Oandido, Novela por don r.~
Mariana Ramiro, l to- s
mo rdstica ......... IA
Rinconete y cortadillo y
El hcenciado Vidriera
p0r idem, un tomo. ..... %
Los Bafios de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo. %
El gallardO espahol, ideln,
por idem, I'm tomo. %
Puntos de vista, por don
Migael MOya, un tOmo. GO
La leyenda dc Noche-bue-
na.-....~ 90. s.-s .~a~.A 10
III hij0 del Sacristan, por
adon Carlos Frontaura,
( p tom0s. ............ IN
ECos Nacionales Y Oanta-
Elres, por id.4...-.....- i on
Felipe 2o Estudio Hist6ri-
co crttiCo, por V. CO.
meZ, ] t0mO 7k
hero, Estudio cient.fi-
80, pOr don Julio Go
m0Z.-- R0
HabitabiliGad dc les AS
tros, por don joss Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo.. 10
Muebles y Tspices, segun-
da s6rie de cartas una
senorita sobre la habi-
tacl6n, por F. miguel y
Badia, l tomo. k0
Homenaje Po6ticc, Poe.
sias de 35 ingenios, /
tomo. kG
Oamelias, pcesias de San
s- - Martin y Aguilera, ! to.
mOssso &C
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Targago, / to-
mo-. ~.~....-... 20
Los Pueblos J6venes, es-
1 ltudio hist6rico- -filos6fico
sobre los Estados. UNI
dos y 10 Australia, 1 TO-
mo-. ....- 1 90
Anatomia del corazon por
don TeodOro Guerrero,
GomoS.. S...-~~-... 30
Las madres, por Frontau.
"a, l tOmo. 2s
E4elSo 0eI matrlmon10, por
Guerrero J Sep1lveda,
VOnO.. 30
Oantares de un viejo, Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
toInO. ..s..a.ss.a. I5
Ouentos socisles, por Id, ]
tomO. &C
POesias, pOr don Antonio :
+. Grilo, tomo 800 pa
Los entremeses (de Ger
vantes), 2 tomos. 6a
La gitanilla y I'll amsnte
liberal, aa i'd, l tomo. q
Lss dos doncellas y La
uerza de Ia sangre dc
fldem, l tolno. Qf
El casamientO engafoso,
de idem, tomo.. ...-
Viaje del Parnaso, poesias
por Id, l tomo. 800. o.
El Celoso Extreme1o y La
tia dngids, por idem, I'm
tomo. A-.-~.. d
SlnSS S.~.~~-..a 80 A "a
Otigen del Plagio en- Me-.
1lco, l tomo...... 80
La Lucha por el Derecho,
por Posada y Biesoa, i
eonOs $685. -~s.s@~-.... go
La Innuencia de 10 mujer
en- 10 regeneration 20.
cial, por Pareja Sierra
ds, l tOmo. n
Narraciones Espaholas Y
Americanas, poRdon P.
Sanudo Autran, ] tomo. so
Dramas Dc DOn Jesai Eohssares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
EMPRESA
TSYOREgSPlHULRS CORREOSDg Las AafILLAS
y trasportes miIitares
10 Eobrinos dt Hey?oTs, Habanh.

Los vapores de esta empTeea efec.
tuarAn 90 ealida desds este puerto en-
los dias S, 10, Is, 20 y 35 de cAda mes,
4 las s de Ia tarde en- los dias de labor
"a las 12 del dia en- los fastivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

! DOCYRlNA CRIglllNL
pORSGIL. EsTEvE.

Nueva edicionlIpsrte ectamente
,mureea y encuAdernadA en- car-
t6r. 4 NUEVE PESOS gFuesa
al contado.
Tomando.... 10 gruesas 90 hace
un buen .descuento.
he venta en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
Vlnos de RUEDAy 7OROI
: r. Unto 7 BLAHCO.
i, 40 aAs sElEcfe QuE III CsHsCs.
AL PUBI.IC0,

Assbau dc rscibirae. On la tisnda o.
Ei Gsrcia & 20, San jose mum. l, los
mmsrnifcoa M y Acreditados vinos tintos
~ ! 'Sisnso do RusGa y Toro (Osstills),
: : a. dstsllsn por botsllss, garrafonss,
ssrsrtoe , msaiaa pipns, Z prs'ios som
vsusionMlsa. -. ,..e....
tienda 90 . tnica que Feoine tan es'
quisitos vines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
TlNTAS PARA ESCRlBIR
ED La IHPRENTA DBL "BOLETIN HERCANTIL.

Las tlDtas para 0scribir que vsnde eyta CASA
prOcedentes de Las mejOres Fabricas del mundo In
dustr'al. no adm1ten competoncia On el mercado.
Sus nermOsOs cOlor0s, Su durabilidad, sus selec.
tas classes Las garantizan, dandOl0s patente de pro
ducto superior dsa
Anadass este La ganga de una baratura sin
igual, So conVendrG en- que nuestras tintas nara
ascribr tienen con per6CtO derecho oonquistads 10
pra1erenoia genefah vs..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

ds esta ndu duante ahcs Estados Unido a
Meco otEos pSes peme oeoer pdbco un arulo nue
puede mejora parte guna bao nngdn ooneepto
Nuestras LUZ BRfLLANTE rTTZ SIR n
ean regstradas pegrh todo rgor ley loe fsl
fcadores ? 80 - 80
Petr6eo Rehnado seaGas "Luz Solar $s Ia Gaia de 10 aln
Luz Brante extra na 81 ElefaneD dem de idem i
0ensna. 2OOla iden1 de idem idem
dasoma L.: 450 den1 de idem ideu
Agenes gnsrelss toda "a s1a sOBRNOS EzQUAGA
San JUAN Puerto Ric0Calle de Ia FOrtaIeza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
PILDORAS RECONSlITUYENTE&
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.

IPrVego excusvo expedido Madrid e' de Mayo del
| 1871, pore Excno 5r Minstro de Fomento si =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
AMIGOS A DElTODOS
PILDORAs HOLLOWAY. J

Millones de personas, en- todaA
las parties del mundo, recomiendan
diohas Pildoras como ell meior res
taurativo de la salud que Sc como.
ce. Elias Curan todas las afeecio-.
mes del coraz6n, del higado, de,
est6msgo, de los riiones y de los
intestinos. y remueven Ia acrimo.
MIA, la'natulencia y Ia cardialgia.
expulsando de la sangre toda I'M
pureza, fortsleciendo completamen-
to el sistems nervioso y dando nm
tono saludable u Ia organiEaci6
genera.. s
UNGUENTO HOLLOWAY.
Este marayi'loso bslsamo sane
infaliblemente las heridas antiguas
las llagss, y losTmales de piernas '
de peoho. Por medic de su In.
duenoia las ilceras virulentas ts.
man muy pronto un aspecto con-
valeciente = desaparecsn. JsmAn
dejs, este ungrento ferrigersnta.,
de aprodueir una cura perfecta de
las afecciones de ls IDiel, los cons.
tipados, lss toses y ell reumatismo.
adn cuando 30 ha apelado en- vano
q todos los demGs remedies. as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
LUZ BRILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- FL NUNDO De LOS NEG0clOs. a. r.
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO, DF FAMTLTAS8
L:o''s &C e9plo s;6n y oons
ensts0fs 61p0ntdneGs.
Ss'a k&mo N; MAJ olor;

ssV~ sss "stss VsVff
Este aceite, producto..ds
una fabricaci6n especial
es ignal, sino superior q los
que Sc importan del ex
,ranjero bajo diversos nom
brss y marcas, tanto Do
sus cualidades luminicas
como por Ia seguridad que
ofrece 8 los oonsumidores.
NueAfros precios son mu>
cho mas reducidos que / ,a'
delas marcas extranjerss,
que con este mayor psecio;
90 brlndan d los consafni-
dores ventaias de nidxuna
olase.
La AYnar1nr.nso ~Sr4a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

OoIrer en- pos do I'm ideal,
5 actoa, verso. ........
De mala RaEa, 8 actos.
prosa. .............a
Lamuerte en- los labios, 8
aotos, prosa- sa-...-...-
81 bandido lisanlro, 5 cua-
droa, prosa -~~-~-.->.
Piensa NAL y acertaras, 8
actos, verso ......
Algunas veces aqul, 8 go
too, vereo. eo......--.....
La Gran Jugada, comedla
dos actoe verso. ...-..
Vasco Eunez dc Balboa,
drama en- 3 actoA por
! NOvo y Oobar,,...-~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
YAPORES.
x.oRRMos-MsP A&0&Ms
os LA nnHPAKIA fRASATLANTt0A
AKTxs
DDEA, LOPEZ D. Co.
aarvisiu h nara Puorto-Riso , 10 Habans'

sALIDAS.-Ds Barceloaa LOS dias 5 u
"a rad. meg De Malaga 81 ~ 21.-DsUs-
iis clio y B0.--Ds Eantander el 2O.-Ns Ia
ga sxneudsn Dillsten dlrsotos para MayagAes
Ponce. Santiago do Cuba, Gibara, N9evitas,
ssbsnilia ' doI6n, con trasbordo On PusrsS-
Rico 8 Habana.s 30 E@!Sg Ss igt<
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
A Very Peculiar and Terribly Fatal
Accident on Russian
Railway.
Front Car Of a Train Bearing Recruits
Catches Fire and the Whole Train
Burns.
Some of the Victims Killed by jump.
ing from the Train, While Others
Are Cremated.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan 18-A most pecu-
liar and fatal railway accident occurred
on the line between Slatousk and Sama-
ria A train composed of several cars
filled with recruits, was running from
Slatousk to Samaria, when the flames
burst from the foremost Car The train
was going at full speed, and the tongues
of fire swept backward, and in few
minutes all the cars We're blazing The
engineer for some reason did not stop
the train until he had run consider
able distance In the meantime there
was scene of indescribable confusion
in the cars The recruits, or at least as
many of them as could,
Leaped from the Windows and Doors.
Some of them landed uninjured in the
heavy snow banks, while others who
landed on the cleared track were killed
Those who We're unable to get out of
the cars were burned to death for the
train was entirely consumed Some of
the men were terribly burned before
they jumped When the confusion had
somewhat subsidized, the officer in charge
of the recruits, who saved himself by
jumping, called the roll of his men It
was found that forty-nine of them were
dead and twenty terribly burned and
otherwise injured
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
FOUR WE'RE BURNED.

Two More Lives Discovered to Have
Been Lost in the Duluth Fire.
DULUTH, Jan. 17.-Besides E C Pres
ton, brakeman, and H j Beaudey, bag
gageman, of the South Shore and At
lantic train, who lost their lives in the
burning of the Hotel ST. Louis Friday,
it is now reasonably certain that at
least two other persons perished in the
flames. w I Rease, who travels for a
New York tea house. has been missing
ever since the fire. He left his sample
cases in the Ideal restaurant just before
the fire broke out. They are still there;
no one has called for them It is
thought that Reese must have gone
to his room to save What he could,
been overcome by smoke, became be-
wildered and perished. Lizzie Larson,
the scrub woman thought to have been
burned, is still missing. Chief Horgan
of the police department says he has
been unable to find any trace of her and
is sure she was lost in the fire.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
THE WYOMING sEN.AToRsH1p
Rival Factions Ready to Come tc
Blows Over the snarl.

Rival Factions Ready to Come to
Blows Over the Snarl.
CHEYENNE, Wyo, Jan 1S-There has
been lull in senatorial matters for two
days, but interest broke out afresh on
the arrival of the varions senators and
representatives who had been to their
homes over Sunday The New faction
is fairly desperate. and no words of
condemnation of Baxter are severe
enough for their case There is a big
effort being made to kill off Baxter, but
he has the inside track and the money
Colonel McGhee, of the Western Union
Beef company, of which corporation
Baxter is manager, has taken hand in
the fight and has an agent on the way
to Cheyenne to look after the financial
end It is said that he has the help of
Senator Brice and on good authority
that President-elect Cleveland favors
Baxter's election The New and Baxter
factions are ready to come to blows over
the snarl, and the fight is growing more
bitter every hour =
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
The House.

WASHINGTON, Jan 18-The bill pro-
viding for additional premises for the
New York postoftice has been reported
to the house from the postoffice COM
mittee
The following order of business has
been mapped out for this week and next
week: Wednesday-Bills from the
committee on immigration; Thursday
and Saturday-Bills from the committee
on commerce; Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week-The bankruptcy bill It
is tacitly understood that the New York
bridge bill will not be called up under
this order The house then considered
miscellaneous business of no public i'm
portance
The Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan 18-After the pas
sage Of several important bills and after
a second installment Of Mr. Peffer's ar
gument in favor of a constitutional
amendment limiting the presidential
Office to one term, the McGarraghan
bill was again brought up and argu-
1nent in support of it was made by Mr.
Wilson
The senate refused to pass the Nc
Garraghan bill over the presidents veto
by the necessary two-thirds vote The
vote was: Yeas 80, nays 18
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
NIIVV VT UIIVUI IUs
A Washington Newspaper Man Inyes.
tigates the Body Snatching
Business.
He Discovers the King, Ghoul and
Interviews Him at
Length,
Gaining the Admission Of the Robbery
of $40 Graves During the
Past Year.

NEW YORK, Jan 18-The Advertisers
Washington special says: The brief
dispatch in the Advertiser telling of the
grave robbers at work, was fully cor
roborated two hours later when George
w Marlowe, the kingof ghouls, delivered
four bodies to three colleges This was
verified by the watchers on duty
The King of Ghouls.
Marlowe himself admitted to a re-
porter who called at his home and rep
resented that he was doctor in search
of subjects" that he had robbed the
graves with the assistance of three
stalwart sons He lives at 237 Four
teenth street, northeast He is a heavy
set negro with sharp features, heavy
black mustache and long mutton chop
whiskers He made the astounding state
ment hewas regularly engaged in the
business of body snatching and shipped
his CHASTITY booty to numerous points
Throughout the country
Profits of the Business.
From the calculations made, Mar
loves income must exceed $4,000 per
annum Fifteen dollars per subject is
the ruling price in Washington colleges,
and *25 for bodies shipped to points
outside In Washington the students
pay $l8 for each cadaver leaving a
profit of So for the demonstrator
Marlowe said that he supplied at reg
ular intervals the dissecting material
for the medical department Of the COL
umbian University. the Georgetown
University Medical college, the Howard
University Medical college, and the
National University Medical college
Nearly One u Day.
All these but the last named were
supplied Tuesday morning Two dead
women to Georgetown, one dead man
to the Columbian and one dead woman
to the Howard
During the past year." said Marlowe
in the course of the interview, II Iresur-
rected and sold $40 subjects OF these
only fourteen came from potter's field"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
THE ELECTION OF JUDGES.

"A bill has been introduced in the leg
Sslature providing for the election OF
1upreme and circuit judges at special
|election. which should receive the most
consideration before it becomes
a. law if it is to be passed. The evident
aim of the proposed law is to separate
Eaudicial elections from the influences
which are supposed to surround a gen.
aeral election to the end that the purity
AAOf the bench may be in no wise contain
EEanated. One unquestioned effect of such
law will be to put the state to the ex
Spense of yearly election, under the
gprovisions of the constitution, with no
INSURANCE that the results of an off-year
NSlection, with its inevitable lack of gen.
aSseral interest, will be to the benefit of the
Hpeople. We can at this time see no ad-
Vantage to be gained sufficient to war;
,skant the added expense, for politics is
lSssure to enter into these contests unless
8the nominations are made on non-par.
aStisan basis to start with. IT, this be
dome a general election would serve all
Ashe purposes aimed at, while partisan
denomination to be voted on at special
@Slection would be subject to much the
Nsame influences as in a general. There
SSsis such thing as beginning reforms at
1.-THE top instead of at the bottom, and
Sthis attempt to put judicial candi-
dates to the expense of carrying on an
selection alone looks very much like
that sort of reform. The place to in
Sssure good nominations. whether for
SJldicial or other positions, is in the
sSprimaries and conventions, and such
Examinations being secured the time of
@their ratification by an election is not
ssreally material.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
FOR a COUNTY ROAD TAX.
The Iowa State Agricultural Society
Puts Itself on Record,

The Iowa State Agricultural Society
Puts Itself on Record.
DEs MONIES. Jan 18-The good roads
feature of the state agricultural society
meeting proved to be a great success
It brought out great many men inter-
ested in this all absorbing question
Ex-Governor Larrabee said he was in
favor Of building good roads the state
over He believed in taxation for that
purpose, the county to pay half the ex-
pense and the state the rest. Judge
Thayer read an exhaustive paper on
government aid in making roads AS to
the cost of bad roads in the Uuited
States Judge Thayer said: II have
made careful computation from such
data as have been able to obtain. of
the cost of bad roads, and find they
tax what is understood to be agricul-
tural products fully $135, 100000 an
nually I think it moderate estimate
to put the contributions to bad roads by
the remaining traffic at an equal
amount, making total of $27O, 900, ,0OO'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
To Fight the Whisky Trust.

LOUISVILLE, Jan 1s-Kentucky dis
til1ers, aided by New York and Boston
capitalists, have arranged to start big
spirits distil1ery in opposition to the
trust The distillery of the ] g Mat
tingly company, with twenty-six acres
of ground in this city, has been bought
at a cost of $500, 900. and will soon be
running 1t will be one of the largest
plants in the world, and is now the
second largest in Kentucky Paul Jones
will be president, and w N Thomas a
director.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
THE CHOLERA AGAIN.
A Suspicious Corpse Arrives at st.
Paul by the 500 Road.


ST PAUL, Jan 1S-The Evening Dis
patch says: st Paul has at last gen
uine case of cholera, if the health de-
partment can be believed 1t might be
more correct to say that it had, for the
afflicted person is already deep in the
ground, and no new cases have been
discovered
The health department. of St Paul re-
ceived notification by wire of the death
of one Engelbert Hoog, German i'm
migrant on the 500 train then coming
to this point from the East
Surprised at the Corpse.
The health department had Commits
sioner Sinks at the depot when the train
rolled in, and the corpse was at once re-
moved Coroner Whitcomb was called
and was greatly surprised at the corpse
Grave suspicious were aroused in his
mind, and he called DR. Hoyt, the chief
OF the health department. to assist him
In an examination
Took Prompt Measures.
The train arrived here about 8 o'clock
in the morning and by 8 o'clock the ex-
animation was concluded Both physi-
c1ans were satisfied that if the case was
not absolutely one of cholera, it still
bore such close resemblance to it that
immediate steps must be taken, and
they therefore ordered the immediate
dlslnfection of the body and all baggage
accompanying it, and the burial Of the
former Minneapolis health department
was notified and will disinfect the car
Direct from Germany.
Hoog was a young fellow about six
teen years of age, and arrived here di-
rectly from Baden, Germany He was
In company with four other emigrants.
Q man, woman and two children, who
were bound for the western part Of the
state All bore clean health certificates
from the New York health department..
but Commissioner Sinks thoroughly
dlsinfected their clothing Their bag
gage has not yet arrived. but is ex-
pected by later train This will prob
ably be burned
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
THREE MET DEATH.
Collapse of Philadelphia Building
With Fatal Results.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan 1s-About 5:45 p
IN the four-story brick building at 517
Commerce street, occupied as sales
room and warehouse by the Nixon Bros
Paper company, collapsed Seven men
were in the building at the time Three
were buried in the building and badly
hurt and three escaped unhurt The
dead are John McKinna and Joseph
Wallace, packers, and Albert w Marks,
foreman Albert Gates, colored por-
ter, was injured internally The cause
of the collapse of the building was prob.
ably the weight Of the paper stored on
in the upper room, although Mr. Nixon
claimed that the paper stored up there
was not nearly as great as on former
occasions The building is a total ruin
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
THE KANSAS MUDDLE.

Democrats and Republicans Fail to
Make {, Deal.
Topeka, Kan, Jan 1s-The Repub-
licans held a cancus and received a
proposition from the Democrats promis--
ing to vote for Crane, Republican, for
state printer, provided the Republicans
would agree to vote for the Democratic
candidate for United States senator
Declined the Proposition.
The Republicans declined to accept
the proposition although the majority
were i'll favor of voting for a Democrat
when they became convinced that if
they did not a Populist would be elected
The Populist caucus determined that
the senators should refuse to go into
joint session with the house to elect a
state printer
Stamp House Fails.
ST LOUIS, Jan 1S-The C H Meekel
Stamp Publishing company made an
assignment to L j W Wall for the ben
eft of creditors The assets are esti-
mated at $15O.O0O. consisting of the
furniture and plant. with tools and
machinery for publishing magazine
devoted to the stamp collecting inter-
ests. together with stock of foreign
stamps and albums
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
WORSE THAN REPORTED.
Many Lost Life in the Steamship Col
lision Near Messina.

Iision Near Nessina.
LONDON, Jan 1s-A dispatch from
Messina states that the collision between
the Italian steamer San Marco, and the
French steamer Algerie not Agesian,
as before reporteN resulted in much
greater loss of life than was reported in
the first account of the disaster The
two steamers collided Sunday night in
the straits of Messina and both sank
It is now known that five of the persons
on board the Algerie We're saved but the
fate of the others is not known and it
is supposed that they were drowned
Seventeen persons were saved from the
San Marco Two of her crew are miss
ing and are presumably dead
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
Carlisle's Resignation Prepa,,.d

NEW YORK, Jan 1s-The Worlds
special from Washington says: John e
Carlisle has prepared his resignation as.
senator from Kentucky, and will send
it at once to Governor Brown at Frank
fort Having decided to accept the sec
retaryship Of the treasury, he thought
it advisable for several reasons to retire
from the senate at an early date
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
New Trial for Graves.

DENVER, Colo, Jan 1S-The supreme
court has granted DR. Thatcher Graves,
the convicted murderer of Mrs Jose
phine Barnaby, of Providence, R I, new
trial The opinion was the unanimous
decision Of the court, and was granted
upon the orders and rulings of the lower
court, where DR. Graves was tried
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
Arrested for Libel.

NEW YORK, Jan 1s-George A Stan
ton, well known insurance broker of
155 Broadway, has been arrested on an
indictment for criminal libel Stanton
is charged with hating issued circular
rejecting on the standing of the Ameri-
can Assurance company at Lloyds
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
Death by Sufrocation.

NEW YORK, Jan 18-Grandville Ste
venson, second engineer, and Henry
Thompson, third engineer, of the British
steamship Glenbervie, were suffocated
on that vessel The deaths were caused
by the inhalation of the poisonous gas
given off by a brazier Of charcoal which
had been kept burning for the purpose
Of warming the cabin
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-20
Still Cold i'm France.

PARIS, San l8-There is little abate-
ment in the severely cold weather here
A heavy snow storm is prevailing, and
the ground is covered to such depth
that traffic OIL the streets is at a stand
still A number of persons have died
from the effects of exposure The rivers
Seine and Loire are frozen over