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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
Horrible crimen.

A las siete de la noche del mier.
coles, 8 del corriente Enero dice
IN pefi6dico de Santiago de Ouba),
lego ell sefior don Remigio Fer
nandez, acompafado de los sen j.
res don Evaristo del Campo, don
Armando Gomez Y otro cuyo
nombre no recordamos, q su casa
de Oauto Abajo, On cuyo punto, en-
sociedad CON don Antonio OolAs,
tenfa establecido IN corte de ma
deras para servir un valioso pedido
que tiene contratado con una casa
8 empresa de los Estados Unidos.
Una vez llegado, ell 81. Fern&n-
deg mand6 que SO les sirviera la
comida, la cual tard6 un POGO
por haber necesitado de algdn des
csnso los viajeros que Sc halIaban
sofocados.- A las s de lS noche sc
sentar0n todos b la mesa, en- man.
gas de camisa. Al servirse la sopa,
tres hombres armados Sc presenta-
ron en- la casa, preguntsndo que 81
podian darles algun dinero. III se.
nor del Campo les contest6 que di-
nero no tenian ALI; pero que po-
dian darles una orden para I'M, es-
tablecimiento en- San Luis. Al con-
testar afirmativamente ell sefior del
Campo les pregunt6 qu6>eantidsd
deseabaD, y uno de ellos dijo que
hiCiefan la orden por valor de Glen
pesos. M:entras este go hablaba, ell
pardo Daniel Gonzalez di6 la vuel-
Ia y fn6 & colocsrse detr&s del &C.
nor Fernsndez. Uno de los asesi
nos conoOia q nuestro amigo el io-
ven don Armando Gomez v le sa
lnG6 de m0do afectuoso, despu6s
de 70 cual pregunt6 por un reloj
despestador que habia sobre su es-
tante 6icierdo que era muy bonito
y deseaba llevarselo. El Sr Fer
nAndez accedio q clio, y el seiior del
Campo iba a levantarse para ex.
tenderles Ia orden para una casa de
San Luis, cuando el asesino Casta.
media [aI ChGoho, dijo: "Todo este
es pnrA broma, senores; nosotros
tenemos dinero suficiente y no ne
ccsitamos NADIA, absolutamente ma
CO; 10 que dese0 es saber los NOM
bres de Vdes. Dada cual fu6 dicien-
co el suyo, y al llegar al Sr. Fer
nandez, dij0 el asesino: " ESte es
uL0 dc los que andamos buscando,
arriba con 81. Dicho este al Daniel
Gonzales le dl6 tres pufialadas, y
llsmando al otro le dijo; I" 4 tt te
toca acabarlo de mstar", 10 que We
rlfiC6 CON un tir0 de tercerOla.
Los Sres. Gomez Y del Oaupo Sc
pusierOn de pie y tueron 6 prestar
a1xilio y la victima; pero los otros
dos asesinos les dijeron: '.Nadie se
nueva, 6 corren Ia misma suerte
que ese. "
Rebuscaron las atmas y SO lleva-
ron ana tercerola y una escopets,
y despu6s de decir que no querian
ilevarse NADIA de 10 que alli habla
ealier0n con direction & Mogote,
por cuyo monte march6 la Guardia
OWL en- 50 persecuci6n tan pronto
tuvo con0Cimiento del hecho,
El entierro del senior Fernandez
se verified en- San Luis, y sccmpa-
haban el cad&ver mis- de 100 hom.
bres D caba.lo.
(ReprodMoido).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
C0MPRIMID0s De VICHY De FsDIT


Llbr0s de texto en- el Institute
y Eseuelas Normalss y que Sc ha-
liam do venta en- la Liberia del Bo
LETIN
Gramatica Oastellana.
Historic de Espsns, s. OasadO.
Historic General, Fernandez de
Castro.
Aritmetica, Osrdin.
Arltmetlcs, OOrtazar.
Algebra, OOrtazar.
Algebra, Oardin.
GeOmetrfa, Oardin.
Geometris, Oortazar.
Ferrer y klveIO, Legislation.
Agrlculturs, Rlera y Tortosa.
Fislca y Qnimics, Feh6.
Pedsgogla, Santos.
Retorlca y Poetics, Regdlez.
Economia POlitics, GARNER,
FiSica y Quimica, MOrate.
GeOgrsfia. Morate-
Retorlca y PoetlCs, Terradillas.
FislCa y Qaimics, Sanchez CASA
do.
Traduccion latino, Polo
Gramatica lanns, Escartin.
GramatiCa latina, A. PEre z, Ids-
tics.
Psicologia, L6glca y Etics, Mes
ire.
Historic Natural, Pereda.
Gramti ca Francess, Chantreau.
Disquisiciones grsmaticales, A.
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
1ndustrIS y Oomercio, Aid.
OuadrOs sln6pticos Geografia,
Aid.
Metodo complete y Acompafia-
miento, Eslavs.
Diccionario Latino, r. Miguel.
Teneduria de libros, Oastaflo.
Programa Grsmatica Ter curse,
II. Moreno.
Prcgrama Grams tica % curse,
M. Moreno.
Programa Legislation A. aho, NJ
Moreno.
Anlisis GRAMMATICAL, MILAN Orio
| Metodo solfeo, EslAvs.
1mpresos.-Ss h,n hecho y 81
venden en- es,a CASA les impresol
cuyos modelos contiene el nuey
Reglamento para ia mpcsicion, ad
miniotracion J cobr al "a de Ia con
ItribLci6n industrial y de concrete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25

Un pre- greso cientifcc.-La spli.
cacl6n de Ia quiDa a la curaci6n de
las calenturas inteImitentes es tan
popular como universslmente de.
mostrados Gus buenos ret ultados.
Pero muchss psysopss que suften
ignorAS&n, y hab. an de agradecer
nOs Ia noticia, ore ell empleo del
bromhidrato de 0uins Is de IN Ell
to indudsH'e en- Ia curs ei6n de les
peuralgias \9esi6dicass cato es, On
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
OPERlCIOHEs SOBRE 81 BuELLe.

Por Palscios &: 90 A Baquero
& Gandsra, 20 6 50I2, 1904 9 pa
sas lechos, 30 & de 4 latas y 80 g
de 8 latas aCeite, 10 SIS garbansos
seleCtos, II sIa i'd alfarnste, 8 i'd i'd
sauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
DOCTRINL CRISTIANA
pOR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva edicion pertectamente
ifppresa y encuadernadA en- car
ton, a NUEVE PESOS gruesA
al conta 10.
Tomando 10 gruesAs 60 hace
IN buen descuentc,
De veDta en- esta Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
AVISOs-

Vap esp RAMON de HERRERA,
Procedente de Santiago de Ou-
ba, via Ponce, Mayagtiez y Aqua.
dills, tomara puerto del 80 al 81
del presente mes.
Oonsjgnatario, Ludwig Duplace,
Vap esp NlCETO
Saldra de Liverpool para este
puerto, ell dia 81 del presente mes.
8. de EGquiaga.
vap Ing CENTURION.
4. De un mOmento OTTO se espera
en- cate puerlO procedente de New
York, con fletes para varioe.
Oonslgnatarlos, Latimer = Fernsn.
dez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
REVISTA CONERCIAL
ON NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS
Operaciones durante los
dfas % Y "a de Enero.
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
mKTRApAs DIN wRAvNsfA.

De Barcelona Y escala, Vap esp
Esps1s, de 1886 toneladas, Ca
oitan Deoh amps, a Sobrinos de Ez-
quisga, 533 fds tsssjo. 135 balas
papei. hubert Hmns, 6 fds. 2 d to.
Ijidos, a albsrdas higos, 5 d calza.
do, d atalajes, L claraboya tels
metalica, 4 carreteste aIambre.
Scsrs. de Bordoy, 80 d calzado y
otros. Bsrcel6 y Perujo, 1 d gui
tarras. 8 d sobressadas, 4 fds tell
dos, 3 d perfumeria y otros. Vijan.
de & 90, 80 d tejidos s Melon &
90, 6 BIS vino. Lopez Villamil &,
90, 8 bis vino. 8 d licores, 3 d. Car
ne. Fajardo HmnOs 8 90, 1914 PIP
vino. Plza Hmns, 80 d pastas. A
Vicente & Go, 8 d embutidos, 30 d
pasas. Vicente & 90. 600 cuiietes
ace tunas. Palacios & %, 40 slcs
habichuelas, d jamones, l d tell
dos. Scsrs. de J. Hernaiz. IA d te-
|jidos. Zalduondo y Vale, 9 d teji-
dos. Hernaiz &c 90, z d tejidos y
otroe. Villar Fabian 8 %, 2 fds
tejIdos. Rotulado, 2l4 PIP vino. Pto.
Rico, IL bIs vino.
De Liverpool, vap esp "Saturni-
na," de 1,785 toneladas, cspitap
Bengoa, & Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
q cobre, l 81 muestras Mullenhoff
& Korber, 45 d quesos. A. Raus-
chenplat, 1876 q Cerveza. Vicente y
90, 6 bis pintura. 125 d quesos.
Sierra y Palsu, 21O d quesos. A vi
cente & 90, 1913 d lozs, $50 aids
zinc. EgozCue y Clos, 100 cnts ola.
vos, 20 d tornillos, 30 atds zinc,
500 sIs agroz. Gonzalez y Alonzo,
500 s[s arroz. j. Ochoa v Hmno, 80
aids zinc, 100 d velas, 500 sIs arroz.
Baquero y G&ndaTa. 80 d quesos.
A la Orden w. G.. B. Is d Quesos,
l d mantequilla. P. 30 d quesos.
F. 30 d quests.
ENTRADAs DE CABoTAJE.
Col esp :; O. de Jesus, " de Are
cibo.
Col eep "P. de Arecibo," de Pom.
ce.
Col GO. de Canariss, " de
HumacaO.
SALIDAG On TBAvMSfA
Para Habana, vap esp " Catalu-
ma, " despachado per Sobrinos de
$50 sis cate con 81, $50
kilOs. Por Lopez Villamil C 90,
500 SIS cafe con A 600 kilos. Por
J. Ochoa y Hmno, 503 SIS cafe con
43, 230 kilos. Por Sobrino de L.
quitrdo 8 90, 1S4 SIS care con
Is. 1884 kilos. Por Sierra s. Palau,
13 SIS cafe con 1,19O kilos
Para Stgo de Cuba. vap esp "Es-
pafis," despachado por s. de Ez-
quiaga. con carga de tr&nsito.
Par0 HabaDa y escslas, vap esp
sc Manuels, " despachado por Lud-
waig Duplace Para Santiago de
Cuba, por G. Bolivar 8 90, 20 SIS
cate con 1,740 kilos.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJB.
Col esp " BorinQuen, para
Aguadil'a.
DESPACHADO
Vap esp" Avil6s," para Arecibo
J ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
s.ANTORA A. :.

Microbes, 25.-LA Con serei6n
de San Pablo, apostle, y Santa
Eivir', Grgen y marsir.
Jueyes, 26. - San Polirarpo,
obiDpo y martir, y Santa Pau,
viuda romans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
JOSE T. SILVA
TETUAN 37.-OAPIItAL

Oonsulado de Meiico, Bar Inero
comisionists, Agenue primo pal do
la Oompafiia general Tras atlanti-
que (vapores francases), Oorrespon
sal del Credit LyouInais de Paris, Be
presentsnte de los Establecimien.
tos de Gail de Paris, de la Com
pafaia de Seguros contra inceniios
/" Norwich Union, I" Y de la Oompa.
ala espahola "Alianza de asegura-
dores" " de Barcelona. Mene 90.
cursal en- Aguadills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
e TIMAflS, San jose es uins al
0s ttVHUka fonso XII;

t9seIsaxss suE,ide daEalcIaa pFoadsria do ere
a 6rillAAtesy piedrAs R1aH Do 10 mAR mdsrnr
90 eueda dssssEss 9assztlsaR lac ohistes yysR
SH pS Aacien c0G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
ESTANCIA.

Sc vende una ceroa de Rio-pie.
dras propia para leCheria 8 casa de
campo. Informaran, en- 10 Capita
San Justo. S-Baioa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
(OLEGIO De l. ENSENlNZi
E N A D J U"N TT A s
A CARGO DBL PROF EOR DG INSTRUCTION
DON .FBARTOLOME LLABRES.

Olases diarias de Ia ense6aaza, y
primeros cursos preparatorios para
Ell BaChillerato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25

ExAMEN CRITICO
DE LAS PRINOIPALNs TEORfAS
soBRE QUE DEsCANsA Ell EDIFICIO
POLfTICo MODERNO,
DON lGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,

r,EcroR DEL "BoLErIA MElcAArIl" " DE PVERTO:l.eu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
Esuslinlsnto. hlv Laxative dc Ylchy

Fl DR. SAlda1a.-Nuestr amigo
el Dr. Saldafia participa al pdbliCo
y d su clientela que ha trasladado
50 domicilio al piso 2o de la casa
n6mero 81 de Ia Gale de San Jose,
esquina q la del Sol, conoCida con
81 nombre de Arroyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-25
OonsuItas como de costumbre.

CigarrillOs dc "La Corona
No Sc puede pedir mas, en- exquisi-
to sabor, perfecta elaboration y de.
licioso aroma Fumadores de gus
to: mereceia un castigo 81 no COM
prais esos seleCtos CigarrillOs de Ia
Habana.
Agentes, Sres Sobrino de Izquier-
do & 90.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05
FALCON AT BOSTON.
Lieutenant Peary's Vessel is Ready for Her
Trip 10 the Arctic SEA-

BosTos. July 5-Under the uncertain
light OF single glimmering lantern, in
striking contrast 70 the red, white and
blue glory OF the harbor, the Falcon came
To anchor last evening at Constitution
wharf. The shrouds and rigging Of the
vessel that Is to make America even more
prominent IN the history Of exploration
loomed darkly against the star-lit sky AS
II with a grim determination that would
admit OF no fuss or feathers, even on the
greatest OF national occasions.
There Is plenty OF patriotism aboard,
however, and this morning saw the ship
alive with bunting and by O'Clock the
craft was thrown open TO visitors. The
stay here will be limited TO two days. while
at Portland her stop will be less than
"A hours, 80 that by Saturday the ship will
have cast of her last anchorage In Ameri-
can waters aud have turned her nose In
earnest toward the north pole.
The trip from New York was uneyent-
full, although there was a heavy fog yes-
terday morning of the shoals. The i'al-
con was sighted about ESQ o'clock last
evening, and at just 8 o'clock her hswsers
were made fast.
Lieutenant Peary did not make the trip
by boat, but came on from Washington by
rail-, arriving here yesterday afternoon
with his mother, who will 20 to Portland
with the boat, there bidding her son the
long farewell
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


where bv Ubiquitous Reporters.
Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sont TO their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Herbert A. Rice, son OF Capt. Rice, Is
home on vacation.
Joseph McAlevy, the obliging clerk at
Phillips pharmacy, is Ill.
Charles A. Gloyd has made an assign
ment to Charles G. Gloyd.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen occurs tonight.
J. J.Baldwin OF Plaipfeld, Conn.,, called
on friends In town yesterday.
Captain Sullivan OF last seasons Kan
garoos spent yesterday In town.
Miss Annie b. McDuf' of School street
Is visiting friends In River Point.
Miss Mary Healy OF Chicago is visiting
Mrs. William II. Grimes OF this city.
The regular business meeting of Delaney
Council, X. of c., occurs this evening.
Mrs. Nora Murray of woonsocketispe
the; In this city with relatives.
Mrs. Louise Nelson of Jenks street,
sailed Saturday from Boston for Scotland.
Mrs. William II. Grimes and her friend
Miss Healy oi Chicago, are In Boston to-
day.
George and Francis l.. Foster of West
field, Mass, are visiting friends in this
city.
The front OF the store of the Pawtucket
Loan company was prettily decorated
yesterday.
John Curley Of Brockton spent the
Fourth with his brother, Michael Curley
OF this city.
Arthur ii. Phillips of this city was
married to Miss Lizzie w. Camac of Rum
ford last Saturday.
The thousands OF employees at Conant's
mills are beginning to look forward to
the annual excursion.
Miss Norma Clancy, daughter OF
Thomas CLANCY Of Pine street, Will spend
her vacation at Chicago.
Although Pawtucket had no celebration
OF It's own 1t assisted its neighbors in
making their parades success.
John J. Farrell of this city, employed
by Congdon q Aylesworth OF Providence,
Is enjoying his vacation at Hope I'lsnd.
Charles f. Small, formerly OF this city,
now OF the Marlin Arms Company, New
Haven, Conn.,, is at home on brief visit.
The police hsve been notified to be on
the lookout for Minnie Hallow, 35 years
OF age, who escaped from the State prison.
Arthur N. vickery and Elizabeth
Wirthsj John c. Stormburg and Ida p.
Anderson have filed marriage Intentions.
The case OF Joseph Powers and George
Hlslop, charged with highway robbery,
comes up In the Court of Common Pleas
tomorrow.
There will be an important meeting of
the Fairlawn Improvement Society this
evening at Cooper's Hall. Every member
should be present.
A man suffering from an overdose of
enthusiasm was seen going up Main
street yesterday bearing placard on his
back which reads "2 for 25c."
Tomorrow Edwin Darling, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Hornby, Miss Cole, Mrs.
ID. J. White and Mrs. William Evans start
for Sugar Hill, White Mountains.
80 glad were John II. Clark's tenants to
see him return from Europe that they pre-
sented him with beautiful walking cane.
Mr.. Clark is a different sort of land
lord from the ones he met In the old coun-
trv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05
ALL FOR A WOMAN.
Murder May Be the Result OF a Stabbins
ARRAY al Boston

BosTos, July 5.-John Curran was ar
rested at 10 O'Clock last night for an
assault on James Brodrick with knife at
IS Chapman street, early in the evening
The assault was the outcome OF quarrel
over woman, 1t IL said. Brodrick was
stabbed In the abdomen three times and
suffered much from loss of blood. His
wounds are Of dangerous character and
hay cause his death.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC roR "WEDNESDAY, JuLY6
Sun kIsEs....... IA Moos RIsEs.. II o. pm
.gsoaS fgs snss or Day l5 q q FULL SEA Z ss ss
WAsHIsGToS. July 5-Forecast for New
England: Generally fair; increasing
cloudiness: southwest windA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05

rTNO LET-A cottage house of 0 room s
II heat.ilby steam, hot and cold water ami
ali modern imp ovements. Large yartlHrith
from Post ONCE and on line Of horse cars.
Rent cheap Apply To owen Murray at the
TRIBUNE once. ty<u
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05
|SP ENCER u GOV p ANY
OPPOSITE MUSIC HALL. PAwTUoKET

QUILTS
Continuation Of the sale OF whi Crochet
Quilts, which has been an immense success.
why. Because they are worth double the
price we ask. lsc. Ssc. soc, soc. sI.is.
CAsHMEREs.
Our Printed Cashmeres are the envy OF all
competitors; the only proper thing for sum
mer dresses, Just as handsome as wool
chaliies and only n i-2c yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05

oThe reason TOT our marked increase In
business is because the people ind here Just
what IL advertised and at prices lower than
can be found elsewhere.
NOTIONS.
Pure olive OIL Soap. Sc.
Atomizers. ssc; regular price 90.
Columbian Fans, &c; by the dozen 400.
Pure vsseline. Sc bo'tl".
Toilet Paper, extra quality. 9 packages for
Csc.
Ostrich Feather Busters, sinch, CSC.
Woodworth's Best Perfumes, A., all odors.
including arbutus, ssc OF
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-05

LACE DEPARTMENT.
We carry the choicest line OF Laces To be
found In New England IN Torchons, Point de
ireland. Oriental, etc. All widths In white.
cream, ecru and black. Prices ranging from
1Uc mp.
LADIES JERSEY VESTS.
Wide Richelieu Ribbed Ladies' Jersey.
Vests, n lie; actually worth lec.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Black sAtesn Sun Umbr Has, ribbed. fast
black, nickel handle, only sec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-21
REBELS CARRY ALL BEFORE THEM.
HOnduran RevOlutiOnists In Control OF
All but Two Departments.

H0nduran RevOlutiOnists In Control Of
All but Two Departments.
New Orleans special: Advices brought
via steai.ier Dunwise from Honduras iBdi-
cate that the revolutionists have carried
almost everything fore them and it seems
to be only question OF u few days when
tney will be in full control OF the govern
ment. When the Dunwise left Ciba all but
two departments were In control OF the
rebels. The capture OF the ports OF Ciba
and Truxiilo was effected almost without
Opposition with the aid Of the steamship
Rover, which had been seized and impro-
sised as IA man of war. President Leiya.
who had fed from the interior, leaving
General Vasques in command. was at
Puerto Coltex. on the Gull coast and an
expedition was being prepared against that
place in order to capture Leiva, who has
but few men. When Puerta Cortez is
subjuyateJ it Is the intention of the rebels
to attack Ruatun aud the Utiila island. At
the latter place 1t is said there are several
hundred men and a quantity Of ammunition
and arms. No news is obtaiuable from the
interior. The warning people and lower
classes generally have fed from the coast
because the rebels have been forcing them
into their army. This has sadly interfered
with the banana trade. The Dunwise
brought over the late customs adminis-
traitor at Ciba. Nj. Castillo "a merchant and
four other refugees. 1t Is reported that
NJ. Castillo Is none other than President
Leiya In disguise. but this lacks confirma-
tion. As soon as the vessel landed he came
ashore and all efforts to locate him have
been futile
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-21
THE CITY DESTROYED
MORE EARTHQUAKES ON THE
ISLAND OF ZANTE.
The Greater Part orthe City of Zautc Was
Des. rOyed-1he streets arc Blocked " it'll
Debris Of Wrecked H0uses-A scene Of
Utter Dissolution.
shaken BY an Ear,hauake,

Athens special: The island OF Zante,
one OF the principal OF the Ionian group,
was visited by most destructive earth
quake. The greater part Of the city OF
Aante WAS destroyed. The people were
panic stricken aud the authorities helpless.
The streets were blocked with the debris
Of wrecked houses. So far twenty bodies
have been tan from the ruins. and II Is
feaied many more are still buried. Hun
dreds were injured. Most OF the inhAbit-
ants fed to the plains back OF the city.
where they wander about bemonuing the
loss Of relatives aud property. The tents
staken 10 Zante to shelter the homeless by
the recent earthquakes have again been
set.
- 10 sse eity IL q sceae of. uttsr 1esolatton.
1t Is doubtful II 1t ever recovdfs from the
series OF disasters which have recently be-
fallen 1t. There viii be great destitution
and outside help Is urgently needed. The
church Of St Donysins and the govern-
nent Offices were wrecked.
Advice, from the interior show that the
whole island WAS devastated. Many VIII
lagos we're destroyed aud the loss Of fife Is
very great. Owing to the destruction Of
the telegraph lines 1t is impossible yet to
set full details Of the calamity. War ships
will b, sent with supplies for the sufferers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-21
MINNESOTA PINE LAND FRAUDS.
The Legislative Investigating COMMITTEES
Cn0arths Some Decided Sensations.

The Legislative Investigating Committee
Unearths Some decided Sensations.
st. Paul special: The report of the Sem
ate committee investigating the charges
OF fraud In the sale and taxing OF Minne-
sofa lands Ii the most sensational report
ever made by y legislative committee. 1t
ID claimed that the state has been defraud-
ed, directly and indirectly, out Of hun.
dreds OF thousands OF dollars, and many
persons, hitherto above suspicion, are said
to be involved and besmirched by the COM
mittee's finding. One instance Of the COM
mittee's finding Is said to be IL case where
timber on piece OF school land, estimated
to have been worth q. SIS. was sold for n
paltry Si1S. Some OF the best pine land OF
the state - said to have been falsely certi-
hed as swamp land and then patented TO
railroads. and by them to the parties back
OF the deal. funumera BILE cases OF false
homestead entries, soldiers pre-emptions,
and Indian ailotments, all m de on powers
OF attorney by men OF straw Ia the inter-
ests OF the corporations, are said to have
been disclosed. Vast tracts Of land and
vast G. rtittes OF standing and cut pine
are "a 10 have escaped the tax rolls, and
one interesting point Is that there are miles
OF railioads In tue woods US d for other
purposes than for transporting logs alone,
which a:e not mentioned by the assessors.
and which are not reached us personal
property. nor do they pay any gross earn
inss tax. The law, which is designed to
prevent corporations from acquiring more
than 5000 acres Of land, is said to be dead
letter In the pine regions. The report says
1t Is hardly possible to calculate the sums
the state xnd state institutions have lost
In the alleged land manipulations. NOR IL 1t
possible that any considerable portion of 1t
can be recovered. E<
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-21
Debts Drove Him to Death.

Debts Drove Him to Death.
Chicago special: The remarkable sui
eide Of the wealthy Horace O'Don,ghue,
supposed to be due solely to a sudden in
sane Impulse on hearing his wife read an
account OF the death OF Elliott Il. Shepard,
was revealed as probably the result OF
rye financial cmbarrassm ments involving u
number OF Chicago publishing houses. The
failures last week OF II. J. Smith T. Co.,
subscription book publishers; OF the Mel
/ Sohrne Pubfishing Company. and Nile
Smith Publishing Company, have, it is
said. put different face upon affairs.
IL seems that they had been doing busi-
ness with ODonohue's house for years and
he frequently accommodated them aud
gained such friendship In the business
world that when he wanted accommodation
he found no difficulty In getting it. In fact
his accommodation notes are said to have
reached an aggregate OF 100000. These
notes were coming due. He could not pay
them, and could not face his friends and
tell. Worry caused temporary mental de-
rangehent aud he cut his own throat "
Is believed that his estate will be found
sufficient In time to take charge OF all in
debtednesS, but the demands OF the banks
upun the indorsers OF his accommod alton
notes Is making the best of them squirm ut
ucd ut 100000, on which there is an in
cumbrance OF $780, 900. His printing and
binding plant is worth Sl5o,000