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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

dosaos. 1ll aexto, no adulteraf Sd vida CON Id
KrimAs El s6timo, no hurtar su persona MIN
Wtin capricho El octave, no levantar faisos tes.
timonios sino On baneticio propio nj mentir m&s
one cuando tenga cnenta. 81 noveno, no desear
ID mnier del pr6jimo, sino e novio de Il pr6jlma.
El dsCimO, no codiciaralos bienss agenos, SIN to.
ner ID ueguridad de quedArse CON sllos. Estos
ciez mandamisntos se eneisrran en- dos: On ser
virse amarse sobre todas las cosas, 81 pr6jimo
contra un cimiento. aas.1AtgH 4es.. tass5
.eag Agradeceremos nos aIga algun amigo de
Coamo. si don Pedro Francisco Cnret vlve en-
aqusla Villa, pues aegun parece, este buen sefor
NO piensa pagan 10 que NOS adeuda por c0munlca-
dos publicados el % deJunlo de 1892. lO--l
-aus DON Tomas dOa- -feoaoro Marines % han
pres6ntado en- esta rsdacci6n supicAndonos haga-
mos constar que al concurrir aver 81 Juzgado
Municipal, fue para prestar una declaration y NO
por pelea escSndalo como Sc dijo.., ae.sss Il.
En- el nsatIs1s del domingo p0r IL Compadfa
ecuestre 90 expendieron 2147 entradas y en- L.
function del Domingo 2:46o. ~. -. D.. e a4.>
.s,5YAPORES. que 30 esperan: Ell espshcl
Ramon do Herrerd del 20 al 80 fondeara en- nues,
tro puerto CON procedencia de 10 Isla de Cuba,
st. Domingo. Ponce, Mayagaez Aguadills
III esp. Aarsa sali6 de liverpool para este 81 II
del corriente medic dia. FL esp. Nsccto seg1n Ca
bIearama reclbido por sus consignatarios saldra
de Liverpool para esta hacia ell 26 del actual.
El insl6s Ra1snoch de un momento & otro zar.
para del puerto de" New York con runbo es.
te. FL eap Reina Maria CrsstdnG, sai6 81 Fl del &C.
tual las 10 do la noche del puerto de Ia Coruha
con rumbo este. El esp. Catalina sali6 de Ca
narias sl % del actual directamente CON rumbo
& este puerto ri alemzn Croatsd sai6 para este
el ~ del corriente del Havre via St. Thomas.
III noruego Cage Romano saldra @el 80 de Sep
tiennbre pr6xlmo de Amberes para este puerto
con carga hete. El frances Oliads Rodrsgws',
llsgarx hacia el 4 del pr6ximo mes del Havre, via
ST. Thomas. .= Msl# =.
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La administration de justicia del Reino Uni:
do de la Gtan Bretaha, ha pubGcado una curiosa
estadistica de los cendenados & muerte por los
tribunales ingleses en- los dltimos nusve aaos.
Desde 1884 1892 han sido sentenciados Ia til-
TINA pena 25s personas. De 6stas. 145 extin
guieron su vida en- 81 cadalso, solamente una
fue indultada puesta en- ibertad. En- liz ca
sos fue conmutada 10 pena de muerte por la de
reclusi6n perpetua y trabajos foraados, ocho
fueron recluidos On una casa de saud, despues de
comprobarse >plenamente que habfan perdido Ia
raz6n. Treinta de los asssinos tenfan veintiun
anos al al cometer su delito, en- squel ndmero &c
cuentan ~ mujerez que privaron de Ia existencia
{ sus hijos ilegitimoe. De deha estadistica 90 de
dues, que el uerdugo ingles no tiene una ocupa.
ei6n muy lucrative, puesto que en- las las ejecu-
clones ha percibido en- nueve amos un total de
35, 5,25O pesetas, este ea raz6u de $50 pesetas
DOR aiusticiAdo. %>r, H. z~:4s@ .* T. se=
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Academia de Maternal. cas-
Y CONSTRUCTION

PLAZA DE LAS MoNJAs, N6MERo a.
En- l. de Senembrs pr6xmo abrran las classes para
preparation complea de sobressntes de obras Pdbcas
Honorarioe 10 pesos mensuales Igualente Sc abrrS an
curse de Topograa repaso de Aritmetica para los a
rantes la pr6xima convccatoria de TeSgrafos.
NoTA.-Los pagos adelantados. us
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iGanga ganga!

Acaban de YecibP "La OSudzd Oosdep' de los Sres
vlar Fabian O." extensO muestraro de abanicos que
amigo Marmo realiza preco de fabrica. Vista hace
Tamb6n han recibds paraguas capasimpernsables
gran variedad de telas de fantasia. eE6
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@sRsra poder escrlbir seore el vidrio preparase
ma tinta especial on esta forms:
Sc toman 81 grarnos de esencia do espego
pura y 5 gramos de resna copal pulverizAda, que
ne funden un color suavs una vez bien disuel-
to, 80 1quita de Ia lumbre para usarlo. Para dsr-
le diferentes coloras 30 10 afade al usarlo polvo
fno de bermel6n, 81 20 quiere rojo; polvo de anil
para azdl, negro hume, para este color.
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En- el msatsnSs del uomlngo p0r 10 Compahia
ecuestre 90 expendieron 2.l47 entradas en- la
function del Domingo 2.46O. r. ax.
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Alcoholados de Gstell Giol. Ante reumk.
ticc poderoso de vents en- Ia Bctica Mieard, San
Francisco, 53
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4 AgeIncia' de Adualn1las In

CoMIsIoN, REPRESENTATION TRANsITo
Esta Agencia encarga de 0aner Ia habiitaci6n de
rexpedci6n de las mercancias los duenos de etc.
etc.-Cale de Tetuan 81. - - =
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SNSETG2.6Is EvSg2eCeSN. IxSSOT
AL LADO DEL CoLMADo DE- LUNA
Qortes ~ pantsloues;
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Bombas. .alstofias, apafatoa dc sal6n para lus
COS elsctricas, perfumerfa extra fna preciosoa
efectps de escrtorio, solicitenss EN- las grandes
Gquincallas de NJ Rom4n y c. al spor mayer y
RdetalD Cruz ndmeros Z 80.
En4la flflnrln de don juan MartineE San
Aft IL OH0ftu Francisco 81, ss detalla vino
.into de meas superior, puro de uva, al precio de
Is centavos el cuartiHo completo 45-15
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-aNE AgradeceremOs nos "alga aIguh sDIgO de
Coamo. si don Pedro Francisco Cnret vlve en-
aquela Villa, pues aegun parece, este buen ssror
mo piensa pagar 10 que NOS adeuda por comunica-
dos publicados ell 29 dc eJunlo de 1892. 10--l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29
RADICAL silver LEN

Talk Dstiantiy-M Determined Than
Ever In View Of the News frOm Ipdla.
WAsAlNoToN, D, O., June 2s,-'The
talk Of the radical silver men since they
have got over the first shock Of the
news from India is rather defiant
Most OF them declare that they are
more than ever determined to maintain
the white metal as money standard,
While admitting that tho demonetiza'
tion In India ia q hard blow at bimetal.
ism at the present ratio, they speak OF
1t as q conspiracy and insist that II is
moro than ever important that this
country should stand by silver.
Tho o'moFe conservative men, however,
regard this as whistlinp against the
wind, These men who are not actually
welded to silver, but vote for free coin
age because their constituents think
there should be more money in circu-
lation, will. 1t Is believed, find in the
present situation an excuse and rea'
son for voting the Sherman law of the
statute books, perhaps even WITHOUT
any sort OF substitute as q compromise,
Representative Boatner, Of Louisiana,
Oates, Of Alabama, AlderSon, Of West
Virginia, and Meredith, Of Virginia, oil
OF whom voted for FREQ coinage In the
last Congress, now declare that the
Sherman law must be repealed at the
earliest possible moment
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YALE WINS

The Triangular Boat Raco-C Columbia Fin
ishes Poor Third.
NEW LONDON, Cow. June 2s.-For
the third consecutive timo the Yale
freshmen to-day won the annual trl-
angular boat race on the Thames by de-
foating Harvard by eight and Columbia
thirteen lengths, in tho time 1925.
The only respect in which the result
Of this years race differs from its two
immediate predecessors is that Colum-
ibia finished a poor third to-day while
she has been able to beat Harvard
heretofore. There was little betting
here. Yale men reoklessly offered
three to one on their '08 crew. Tho
money went crying, however. All that
was put up was on the relative posi-.
tious OF Harvard and Columbia at the
finish.
To.day's race was afltting precursor to
the varsity contest Of Friday. The long
list Of craft, which now gil the harbor
lines upon tho aides Of the course and
the partisans OF the three contesting
colleges exhibited all the patriotism
and enthysiasm Of q university instead
OF class contest,
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRES.

Collector Lotion, Of Portland, Ore,
has been summarlly dlimislod by tho
President for admitting Chinese ON
fraudulent certificates. II is alleged
that he thus admitted 2b0 Cinnamon In
one batch.
Base ball yesterday: Cleveland 5,
Washington D az innings) Louisville
10, Boston ~; ST. Louis IL, Baltimore
5; Brooklyn 9, Chicago II Pittsburgh 8,
Philadelphia 49, Cincinnati D, New
York 3.
George W. Stage, city clerk oi PAlncs.
vIlIO, Ohio, ID missing, togothoF with o
certificate OF deposit for $4,000 and 4
certified check for $1,000 belonging TO
tho city
The President and Secretary Carlisle
spent tho night together Rt tho Pfell.
dent country residence considering
treasury appointments and fnanclal
matters,
Amelia EyanV, OF ollumwA, Iowa,
shot and killed Thomas Lloyd, who
lad itaduced her. She gave h0rsOli up.
A death from yellow fever ia reported
from bark In the Salllla river, Ga
Tho statue Of Admiral Farfagut was
unveiled al Boston yesterday
Henry Willard announces that ho
will fOilro from bu1inots.
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YALE COMMENCEMENT.
A BlE Glass Receives DIplomas-The
Alumni Have Hilarious Time.

A big Glass Receives Diplomas-Tho
Alumni Have Hilarious Time.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jnns 2s,-The
closing commencement exercises took
place at Yale to-day. The class which
from all departments OF the university
received diplomas this year is the
largest which ever left Yale. 1t includes
1855 members from the academic depart
ment, l0S from the scientific, 80 from
the theological school, 10 from the
medical schoal, rs from the law school,
and 81 from the art school, total Of
4l8 out of ], 1850, the entire membership
OF the university,
The following honorary degrees were
conferred:
class Of go, United States postmaster
general, and William II. Taft, class OF
Us, Judge OF United Statea circuit court.
NJ. A.-Daniel II. Burnham, director
general OF the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
and General Alexander O. McClurg and
George Manisrre, OF Chicago.
Inc CeleOrauOu ladt ulkHb Wy bue 1tAis
alumni assumed destructive nature,
Besides several other pieces OF yandal'
ism committed, aome miscreant, wheth.
or q college man or not Is not known,
put q big cracker in a letter box and
the explosion reduced it to fragments.
II was full Of valuable mail matter,
nearly all OF which was badly damaged.
Tho penalty for the crime is twenty
wears in state prison.
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OHIO pRoH1nIrIoN1sTs.


pIOtoS Its Work.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Juno 2s.-Noarly
tho entire morning session of the state
Prohibition convention was consumed
by the discussion as to whether tho
delegations should vote singly or as a
whole, representing the wishes Of their
counties. The delegates were about
equally divided, those from the north.
ern section Of tho state desiring that
each delegation should vote aCcordidg
to the strength Of its representation In
the convention and those from the
southern section claiming that dole.
gates present should be allowed to cast
tho full vote to which the respective
counties were entitled,
The discussion grow very hot and
charges OF unfair treatment on the part
Of northern delegates who we're present
lin iorco while tho south was not largely
were freely made. The
northern faction finally trlumphed.
Tho committee on plauor m submit
tod resolutions favoring absolute de-
struction OF tho liquor traffic, endorsing
woman suffrage, advocating the issuing
OF all money by the government the
equitable adjustment OF taxes the con-
troll Of railroads and tolographs by the
goyornment, tho prohibition Of Opecu'
latlcn in margins, tho protection OF q
day Of rest, tho granting Of liberal pen.
slons, the revision Of immigration laws,
and the election Of President and
Unitod States senators by direet..Yote. OF
tho people. The resolutions also do
nouncO tho use Of public noney ior
soctatian school and doplore the In
crease Of local indebtedness. The TO-
port was adopted.
In tho afternoon tho convention got
down 10 business and nominated the
following candidates; For governor,
Row Gideon L. MacKlin, Of German
town; lieutenant governor, s. II. Ellis,
ni Warren CountyI treasurer, Abraham
Ludlow, Of Springfield attorney zen.
ural, s. e. Young, Of portagoi supremo
court Judge, j. A. Gallaher, Of Bollaltei
for dairy and food commissioner, s H.
Todd, Of WRkgmauj ior member oi
board Of public works, u II. BroSiuV,
OF Stark county.
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A BRoILlSIl FALLS,
hut lie will Resume as Soon aS Matters
AuB shaped Up.


hut lie VIII Resume as Soon ~ Matters
AGs shaped Up,
New YoRE, juno 2S-Tho failure Of
]. b. McGeorso. broker at 20 Broad
street. was announced to-day on tho
stock exchange. IIe has been a NON,
Dor Of tho exchange since March 81,
1881
MI MoGeorgo had endorsed paper Of
tho h NJ. Hilvernan Company, which
recently pasted into the hands Of q re-
cslyer. His Indirect liabilities on these
endorsements oxceod hio asaots, and ho
therefore made the assignment In order
10 gei tho bunuiit ol the gamo extension
OF time az the receiver oil the Bllyefmah
company will lave,
Tio silvorman cninpany'a assets arc,
II 10 said, sufficient 70 nay oil their
liabilities, and o. soon 40 that II donB
MI McQGofgp viii be able 70 faan1lB.
His own liabilities at0 less than sl5l,-
0O1 The prlhuiBal ofodllofl alB bank,i
but they are SECURED
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BLAND's VIEWS.
Tho silver Leader says Free Coinage is the
Only Remedy.

The silver Leader Says Free Coinage IL the
Only Remedy.
sr. LOUIS, Juno 2s,-congreSsman r,
p. Bland, tho great silver advocate, iS
hero, aud roiorHug tho Indian suspon.
sion Of silver coinage, Saldi
"lIoroic measures will bo required on
tho part OF this government ibr tho
rononoiisatiOn Of silver. Most ON.
phatlCally l do not think II Is q knock
out for silver In this country. On the
contrary, 1hhihk that II congress docs
not adopt some measure looking 20 q
bl.mu,allic standard II will mako tho
battle Of standards the coming ilsuO In
this country. This battle will disrupt
political parties and cause q contest bO.
tween the commercial CuhtDra aud tho
agricultural dlaLriets Of tho country.
flhe domonOlisnilonv Of silver 10 q
conspiracy between the banking instl'
tutlonE OF England aud the eastern pot'
lion Of the Unllod States, and the aus'
punslon Of silver coinage In India ID
part Of this conspiracy 10 bulldoSe tilO
Congress ol the United States 10 tho
adoption Of a gold standard"
~ the Democratic Congress stande
tfubto Ne pledges this uonspltacy Will
not succeed, The low price Ol silver ia
dno 10 tho fact that this aud other gov.
vFhmUnls ufo discriminating against II,
and that She money intefegla ot " . and
othef countries haye'iought II No lin
pbltant commercial country haa foeent
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rhn rnnrth q the 1Yorla,s FaIr.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-At a meeting Of
the executive committee Of the Midway
Plaisance twas decided to recommend
that the Midway people make asepa.
rate parade on July 4. -,r,
The parade will form at the east en-.
trance 10 the Plalsance near tstony
Island yiaduct and proceed 20 tho mill.
tary camping ground near the west en-
trance. Here the American flag Will
be raised and aRluted and all bands IN
unison will play the American anthem
70 be followed by the various national
airs. Governor Altgeld will be Invited
70 deliver an address. All the coneea.
sions will be decorated with American
and foreign flags aud 0trings Of lanterns
will be hung across the avenue thfough-
Quits length. In the evening q picnic
for the concesslonafies and their iani-
lies will be given In the balloon park.
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" had mint for the free exchange Of
gold for silver. The effort has been to
damn silver and prevent lie free coinage
In the commerce Of nations"
'Can the United states by FREQ coin,
age restore silver to Its original yalueT
This was practically admitted blythe
British royal commission OF 1888, con,
slsIing Of twelve members Of the un,
compromising gold monometallists,
They admit that France alone could
maintain the parity Of the two metals
Of q ratio OF l6l TO ]. This country is
stronger in material wealth, developed
and undeveloped, than France and
England combined"
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FRAUDULENT PENSIONERS.
A Number to BE DroPpsd-AIen Who Are
Drawing Money URlawfully,

A Number to RS Droppsd-Men Who Are
Drawing Money Unlawfully,
WAsHIRaToS, D, O., June 2S.-They
are after the fraudulent pensioners A
list comprising the names Of number
Of pensioners recommended by Com
missioner LochEen to be dropped from
the pension rolls has been handed to
Secretary Hoke Smith and he has ap'
proved the recommendations
II has been found upon investigation
by the pension bureau that the persons
named in the list are not entitled TO
draw pensions, Among them are the
names Of eleven men now drawing PEN
sions, while the records OF the war de-
partmept show Copcluslvely that they
were deserters from the army and are
still desertets at large, One pensioneF,
1t has been discovered, was never in
the military service at all, but has been
drawing his pension with regularity
and dispatch just the same, A number
are dropped from the rolls for not hay-
ing served ninety days, aa the law re-
quiFes; others dropped because the dis
ability for which they are drawing pen.
sions is the result OF their own vicious
habits, Several women who drew pen.
slons as soldIers' widows, are dropped
because they have remarked, and one
woman will cease TO draw a pension be-
cause she 10 living In open and notorS'
ous adultery"
Secretary Smith and Commtssioner
Loohren, while prosecuting this work,
renew the assurances previously given
that just as much care will be exercised
to secure pensions for those who are
entitled to them under the laws as will
be used to prevent fraud.
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1nala,S Action Approved.

BOMBAY, June 2s-The newspapers
here gradually approve Of the action
taken on the silver question but ex-
press the hope that the government
will compensate tho banks, tho hold
ings Of which are largely in silver.
Itis stated that tho banks intend TO
raise q legal question as TO whether o
telearaphic intimation Of change in
tho law Is sufficient TO change the law
and 10 justify the mints Id refusing the
silver that was tendored to them on
Monday last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29

BALTIMORE, MD.. June 2s.-Tho NeIOs
to-day presents the results Of q tele-
graphic canvass Of the leading newspa.
pers Of the south, showing that public
sentiment in that section is now over
whelmingly in favor Of therepeal Of the
Sherman law. Up to few months ago
tho south had been considered FREQ
silver section and the votes Of q ma.
iorlty OF the congressman were relied
upon to oppose the repeal Of the Sher-
man act, and even to 90 further In the
direction Of onacting free silver legislR-
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New YoFk Republicans.

sAaArooA, N. y, June 2a-The sec.
ond days session Of the convention Of
t6ostato League Of Republican cldbawaa
called 10 order this morning aud th6
election Of officers was had With this
fo1nit: President, George i. Green
BinRhamtont vlco presidents. 4 y
Knapp, Col. II. o. Clement eoctetary
James B. TownSond, New York tteals
tirar, A. B. Calvin.
Delegates 70 The national league con.
vontion we're then named and tho con.
vUntion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29
SILVER QUESTION
sim the Chief Topic of Discussion
ON Wall Street,
THE ACTION OF BRITISH INDIA
In Closing Her Miuts to the Free
Coinage Of White Metal
is VIEWED IN 4 VARIETY OF Ways.

President oleveland's Neglect in Call,
ing an Extra Session Of Congress
Immediately TO Grapple with tho
Crisis EIplained-He Hopes to "cOn.
vert" tho Senate by September, aud
the Country Must Suffer UatIl Then,
A Revolution Of Sentiment in tho
south-Kadlcal Silver People Still
Radical, but Conservative ThInk.,
lug Men have Modified Their Views
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SALT LAKE, UTAu, June 9s.-The fall
in silver causes dismay to the mine
owners in this region. The Daly-West
mine at Park City, tho Diamond mine
at Eureka, Neb., and the old Jordan
and Galena at Bingham, Utah, were ord
cred closed down yesterday, The own
era Of several other mines say they
will close in few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29
Harvard Commencement.

BosroS, MAsa, June 2s.-As il to
make up for class day the weather was
all that could be desired for the com.
meucemont exercises at Harvard to.
day. A class numbering $50 was grad.
uated. The oYeraeers conferred these
honorary degrees:
LLD.-Winheld Scott Chaplin, Rob.
ert Todd Lincoln and Richard olney.
A. M.-George Alonzo Bartlett, Frank
Boil and Daniel Hudson Burnham.
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Naw YoRK, June 2S-Mr, LorlllardS
oCataract, . the crack colt Of the Ranco
stable, throw HE boy this morning and
tried 10 rnu through tho gate. lilo was
hOadBd OH and tflod 10 jump tho fence.
ll0 bldndofsd, fell into the ditch aud
broke hls back. He was shot 81 once
Ills value vas $4,000
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NINETEEN INJURED
BY the Giving Way Of tho Floor of n
World,a FaIr nulldlng.


Worlds Fair Iiulldlng.
CHICAGO. June 9s-The employees in
the decorating department Of the
Worlds Fair were presenting silver
toa services to i. D. Millet, director Of
decoration, and Assistant Director AL.
len, late this afternoon, when tho floor
on which they we're standing suddenly
gayo way.
The accident occurred in tho color
building, which Is ANAL structure
erected for working purposes only and
Is not orr of the bulldinga containing
exhibit, Nineteen persons were hurt,
but mono seriously, their injuries con.
sis!ing principally Of bruises and
sprairB,
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DrrRoI7, MIcn, June 2s,-At a meet
ingof the united commercial bodies OF
Detroit this afternoon the following
resolution was adopted and ordered
telegraphed to President Cleveland:
ut Is tho sense OF this meeting that
in view Of the universal financial de.
preston Congress should be assembled
as early as in the judgment Of the Presi-
dent 10 proper, that measures Of relief
may be enacted"
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rho vlrtorln oonrt lIar,hnl.

LONDON, June 2s.-oapt, Bourko, tho
senior oiIiccr, among the survivors Of
tho war ship Victoria, will be tried by
a special naval board, sitting at Malta
for having lost the vessel. Further
proceedings will depend upon the event
oi this trial. No steps will DO taken in
the matter OF court martlaling Rear
Admiral Markham aud tho officers Of
the Campordown until atIor the end Of
Bourke's case.