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Alnoneda Poblica.

Durante los dias %. 2oy 81 del cerrsnte desde la
de a. tards nasta las cuatro de Ia msms; rema
taran vSrios Totes sn Anoneda Pubica por cuenta
de quien corresponds, Gale de Ietuan caaa numero
on l0s slgmentes efectos:
Abanlcos de plumas suftidas en- colores, de ultima
noda Il O. en- la actualdad carteritas para
senoras sef0rItas Eurtdo cUloreB, alleres para
el pelo ultima modas sretes senoras senc rttas
ooEoneK de nRears Ggran surtdos surtdos coIores
botones de pasta Sgran Durtdos tamanos. botones
de metal para adornOs de traes de BenoHas senor1
tas perlaE de yldrio flores artdcises en- caas para
adornos de lraJes de senoras senoritas ultima love-
dad vaila de porce blanca, neceseres para seho
senoritas ultima novedads flores articiales de
dstlntas caSes para adornos sala cajas de musca
corses para seorss senortas, juegos de lavabos
colores surtdoB sombreres para cabsletos, esp jos
de tres lunas para adornos do saa, albums para re-
tratOE do tercOpeo de dIsntos colores, amparas de
noche, marcos para retratos de miguel peluche de
ultima novedad
hi scto tendra lugar los dias indlcados en-
caso de que terminara seguira III sub-si-
guients o aean los dias y del proximo mes de
hnero.
Todos los a'ticulos son acabados de Iegar proce-
dentes de las mejores abrta de Alemana Austria.
Acudid aproyechar la OCCASION popia para re.
galos de la epoca; para dar AGUINALD0.
Iodo 10 que SO remata en- Almoneda Pubica es Q
BARRIER sdmitiendoss reclamation alguna.
80 hace p4bhco para general conocimiento
concurrencia de hcitadores.
San Juan Puerto-ktico 20 de Dlciembre de 1894
HI Director.-FRANCISCO M. TORULL. 3-S
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lles N colega Iaadlllsna.

'.Non qusiamos aqui sn MAdSid de que aEts
aos pasEndo utcs dis Muy fEioI; psTo PoY cru
il qus SOS PaKs1Ca IA tsRPsrstSss, no llega n
on nuCho { 10 qys "padseeA" los hsbitAAtss d
Wsr1hoIARik, RAA pob scion Etusda sn Ia Sibs
0rlsRtAl, ontEe los 67o34 de iatitud N. leI
1851 20 leBgitud u. dSi meIidiAno de GresA
" No J, pAsI, que II 81 polo RoHtD par.
nsIaE IN graz dsscsAso ea la psrn tuTa. Lo,
uAbt AtSS dc IL sx D 0Ilda poblacion tieASR ID q
luBIvA IN ESQ, Aegua anrmA u sadie profslo
Wild, de San P0SsEsbuJSo el eual IA tsAido Il
.bns q cI6A ~ observaE Anotar per u miSao q
ssIAd del tempo dusaAts toaO IN ADO. Al We
q suAdro de IsG oblerVaGioAsS - AtsIIa mo J
40 pueds mInos dc pIegHAtnae que saSIRiA Wis
- IL de Aqusilol IUTss humGncS que doSpu6H Dc
a.bSE sofoTtAa0 1898 dc eAlox sA 81 de JuhU, hG-
AAso Homatldos IN Ion m0ses dc ERsro Fsb's
to Los fIioS hoTElbleS dc 46' SO bAlo CeTo de
lsIm6AsGo cs4UgsAdu."
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UNA ClRTl De PONCE

SsHoY Director dc LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Nj qusrido amigo: scAbo de lssr On "a po-
pulaH diETio nai caIta dol ~ y yeeroduxco--psxa
que % yea ana 20 no anAaba deSpseltsdo con O.
tO pusblo digAo viEil-eAta mi diSyuntiva:
20 81 ns6eE PczRelo presents IL TenunciA del
seSfcr NoutoKiO, como & 81 ncmhYe pYoaent6 Il
soIicitad para eI cargo dc Tenedar dc HbHoE, &c
impoye Ia dimiSi6R dc ID dixoCtivA del "UxSdito }
Aho1rO" Penc1Eo."
El diA 26. poY Il nochs, 60 Touni6 Ii dirasti
", & ccRsecuocusnoia dc an sablsgTRma que Hi-
rigid 81 ssncH Poxuslo al eenoH Nonsexio, 0n Be-
villa donds 90 halls, manifeatfxdo!e qRe ..nc Ee
smhaYeara para ssts IGls, qHa le a1toYisans Z
nombHa SEyo, 81 dimiHi6n." N CaballoEo.
10 sonoE koatorio, vIctima pHopioiatc1ia dc ID
.impxdonoia" Dc 10 "aUstIIidad," Ein p6Edids
de tIompo contsAts aHSmAtivAmente, , IL diTesti
" no tMvo ctxa xocn1Ao "qNG aOeptaT ID xonuncia
del puadoao1oa9 aefloT Nor toIio, 81 que 20, deal
dc oIta alta t,ibunA dc IL preRGa, 10 onvio N %.
Iudo Dc Isapeto.
LA CoRREsPCKDxMCIA y 'La LibaYtad" her
dGcho una bonitA campAna J 20, que he tsnido q
honor dc coatnbuir humildements ella, ne ha-
lilo satiafscho.
Ouanoo 90 lea eatG naTta On esta OiudRd ys
habYk sido nombHado ol TsBodor Do MbHoa que
ha dc uHstituir sl oabalaroao EonoE MontoziO. l6s
haco & n6 cato L. prenBa7
suyo sfmo 8 8.
DiciembTo 2S Do 1894. HATUKY.
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Les rniSTeOioa Gel pan. tQut % mas ooSvss
aieRAs, oOEReT pan eAIionts fEio Los oat6ns g2s
ylgorosos p4aden oomeElo ealteats; mas para Ios
qus Bufron gantEalgias dispspsisn otKon tKastox-
Hos 0Rtomacales 90 pyafeRiblo comsTlo bisn santa.
de-. I'll doctor 1uSo Troitzkt, Gin nogaK que II di.
e0sti6n ds psn OAliants cpndues dasSxTsgIon in.
tSgioEas On muehoS eason dsekKass nin s@nsIgo,
90 pAlsldAxiC, invosAhdo sn apoyo de "a Mnis al
ssmoE de mOrobiO, que hoy dia pOx loo . % v6
- 0i pFtEoipio do la sabldn1iA IL csutA de iA
prospsxidad dc ID faEmAeia modexaa He aQui
eM&las noA los AIgumentcs de eAta 1Ables. Aa
compTobAdo que q psn Ssci6n sAcado del hOxAo ~
suntieno AuseA micro TgsniaBes, Z, puaH eIoAloI
que 81 HsinA sl Suhcisnts psxa matAIlos tcdos;
psro On sRdo 81 pan Hs enfHta j 70 dsja deEeRbisI
TO, ontoncsu 10 invadsn los niui obios de todo sc
aSHo, hsstA los mas pat6genos, haeAAto en- 81 an
nsdtC excssAas par Ruruitivc. ~ pan blaACs
. mas favOnblo para eSt6. no ecHFIsnao ls p1c
pic con 81 moreno, cAnaA d. 50 90 'dsz El dccSo
CFoilxki ha obanVAio tAsaEIAA el deasTA Ole IL
lOs nlcrobioI seDFO il eoTtssA y IL migs, ha de
1ucdo qn0, tahto ca uno gomo on otKo ckgo, Rn
aOtlVldau nocvA duVn oeTaa dc IN mas.
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Parts induasriai dc la IxsrOtsrapia. ]

461ow 1A0HbbkAAt ~ - BASAGeNAARAos A&o6
Alomanas Oatka haCisnde ID scmpotsneia lcI
fsaac0BoH En- ESQ del susrO GAtidif sKiss,
BEu elias 10 veHdeA EAx6n de Veiats fEAneoa Il
dcBis dc dieE gIamos Ette aRsIo d Ol ntmsTc
Is, q Mojor sl mas on6Tgico. II ''cuaIidad sxTra"
sorno aGognan los p1ospsckos. Unl m6diOo bel
g h. hsCho m ekleulo aObre sEtO, he aqui d
leIultAdo dc uus dOdsosioaes: e GneT0 bsRlin eI
sxeceto de csbAllcg cuyo ooste 90 vAlda en- 400
frances All, Pues. COMO Il aimcntasi6A J cHi
aado dc IN c4bAllo qno Nc tEAb is cuestan Oh
AlsnaniA dos frances diaxios, Ge naesiitaA tEsu
mOA0n para i1muHixAr ai AninasI eH precise aRTs
gar al preCio de CoMprA $50 tEa2ooA mas 10 o9al
do IA tstai de $50 dc des0MhoIso. iPeTe eHan
do Ol cGnalo hA aido inmunfzado pei tEe veseI
eonaacutivsa, 6 Iaxon Dc tres litTcB dk Hasrs CO
da Vs2, estes HuevO IitToH YspEsSentaIl 3 600 gre
mol do PKoducto antit6xico que, DOS frAHccI
81 gTamo, ConHtituyan II bsgatslA l9 .00O. Go
no ae W, loS alenAneH Hon gaRte pTkSticR: no He
pueda sAoAx mayer producto dc NJ eabaIlc
Mas ento no dsia de sstax aujsto quiSbRSs, Pusu
cue nusEo comsYCial hkl!aue muy lsios de GER IA
Hcisntomsmte aHSaE en Ii nayoYia de los easea
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REGALOS
EREHeES8=
Fortaleza 81, cerca del Col
mado de Luina. o.

LAS M05OAH -NAesEaoE lsEtneB hsbrfH
lhE0rVado que Lac RoIclE, dsSpueI Gs hRkeF lsyo.
otsado ba taxts En- uas p g. Ne Poasn en- gds
agar como para tonAI dsacanso. vusS bisn, ii
ijaR - etss cl6n, coz daI0 alsalento lea new
.isAtoU de II moses, ae veEk qua frota COZ fra-
saeaciH SHs pAtaB postsTioreG con las alas dss-
'zeI lAa AAtlloTss, EgueAde incoAtinssi ma
ssguHdA cTsIacl6H, que CoHd te en- pIcAl els
"a elGsticA troWpa co0o para AmPiATIA- El al
mico ing 9g Emerson. hsNisnd0 oaRaxvado ts
psTAcioaes de In mcHcs, q Propuso isveItige
loisto, J al efssto - propDkcioEe aa 10
sjsBpGr, euyss ai.s J pEtEs 6j en- "a vidEio.
40 para spliosE aqte u ElcrOH itp.o EI iaIe.
20 vista de M Yofss 6im naosss, pIeaent6 aI sa-
olo inslsu sl ARpe.to mai IepugnA ts sEuusFrs 60
aStAbA csb!sEts - mn ttu dc pArESitca que IL
noIcA ai ssVol tsaK G. aise EscoRG en- sue slsE
is Las cuaIss la qaitE con les pAtaI psTa qHs le
:,IVan dsa1ueI % co Portable ahmEnto Emar.
on 20 quiHo deteAer sAs inVestiRa ZONES: liz
H6 pSIfeetAmeale N tEoEo de pGpsI, 10 puBo O.
d mic. oac6piO v6 que sstAna liRpio.
AIsAtEsB coBasrv6 sVts eEtAdo. as mos
is dstsnian ea 8 psro dsSpsea qusla sgt
sc's al aiFs - CO 500 Coh 81 Riore
ne sstabA ueEo dc Paiaaitas; laa msaea
ian a. el pAssl pAEa hAss1 coSs; h4
ntasorloa. Ds Aqui dsaujo Enc
mcscIs 30 aliasAtAbAa muy sHpOeia
aeAclon adoH paTtsitoT; pudieado
ass que on loI apoSsAtoI Uuciesy
aAundan mfu los inIeetoT, ennoa
ioRss tarRsa que los que hal
ssRtoT limpios J 6ieA vestilEdoT.
ha obEexVAdo que cuAado iEa pi
vadidaa pox el c6lSis, l. 6ebIt
motcaS &c xspr. ducen sxtraorr
taAdo IL pot. ntiIimos BsTVicl
aaoc, puen dessmbAHGxRR IL atl
10 millossH de pAsiHitoS qusv
81 tAl eTtAdo, tan nocivo %
higisAs.
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Reecrtancs dc lei Iuparcialn de Mavsci

..Hasi6adoso eubisIto con sxesso las cisSo
all accionas que He sstimaxoR noeoGariaB psrs Is
acnstIusci6n del FsTEoraHTil de Ahasco Lases.
IA kil6matFos. VIA estrschsl J habendo mani
tsstsdo g'aR B6nsHo DC psrsonAs de dentro
eaoHa dc i ISla deaso de tonax acciossu pcr css.
tidad YaapstabiliIima; eI 6indirato inisiadoE dc
aEts RegScc, hA di1PRsato pIoponsr Ia Junta de-
gubieKno que en bHeVe 20 conHttuiKk, In emiai6n
dc tusH mil acciouea mas, cor 81 IA dc exkek dor
Ia via hauta Il impoEtaHts eiRdad de Utuado,
contEo de ID ISa de mas pogvsniF que ninR6n
utEo, llamada poK Eu situasi6n gsogr6hsp, ser
m dia Ell 0io de ana xsd vfgil6ima de fer,ooaETi-
loU qVe vsya mo1iE 81 litoEal en uus uaatro wen.
tou essdimslsa ApIs udimos ulneoEnmonte idaf
tns pysgFsgiata J Dc utidaaa plkstlia, : Sessmsz.
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INTERESANTE

Promote ser mur rico como variAdo e gran Re.
mate que harA la del senior Tnaud manana 81 del
corriente la de Ia tard0 AdeInas de la inhnt-
dad joyas, reojes portamonedas do todas classes
precIos, que remataran por menoS de la mtad
Yal0r, haDra tamDlen un bOnito Varlaoo Surtido
obetos de adorno necessares para oras, albums de
peluchey pie para retr etceieras la ventaj
de que reazaran los precios que ofrezca 81 publ
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Movimiauto de VaporeD:

81 Fl esp. "Ivo BoS, b" BAldEk 81 prIms1c
ts hmeHo pox el Oats dc IL islA adpiiisRda 4 aRY
ga , paseier.H para AgUaaldilA haJsgaAx, Poa
"a J Aix0yo. Nj ESP ".jAtzrzi2A" lano dc SAA.
taAdor 81 Al del sorEisAEs. nj osp. .MontsVi-
lsO" sAidEA mAnAra de II HHhaaa TsCalaTk
eatS puOxte 0l tres del entrants EHsTo para Sail
aoA dsstiAo Oadis. 81 Inglss "OGyo Mono" "a
li6 de AAbsIes 81 Al del actuAI astAYG eA s1ts
puorto del al de ksoRo pE6xima
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a luz9aS reE lss 4eGieisE que tsEsnos de
ArecOc, de dis dIa aRmezta Ailf 81 - tEsIaF
no PoE uaiE tAa imPOItAAt0 poblsci6a con Ia
te LRrss PcR medic de m tsx1ocaEnl No E6ic
o. cAptaiutAD, IiHo 81 pdhlico En- general COM
pSen - IL impoKtas Gle de Il TsaliElcIhn dc era
VfH, que 81 pEesiio uavaE caho toAo HAAcf,
no Sc qaiex0 que, Isslixsdo 81 qus pHoyesss
4sysgu g. PeFds Rueao AEseibo actuei
aqRaaA coNsTctal tgTieolA- Al comsTcIo as
ssta OspltAl tsWbi@s IL coAViRHe cor tKibHir
Ar U'Puao sss pHoyrcto. ASi 90 10 hemcs
lido dealE psTsosaE gus compraadan IA nscssl.
lad de sHa Wis.
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de metros ssztimstFos de- dikustEo eada uncL
La isla rssibiKk 81 nombEs de "AtlaEtia", en-
ellis 90 comatguirk ma hotel de primer eTdep,
eomo quisrA que 10 estt rompTezdids en el terri
toyio de nlpguno de los Nstkdeu de IL UBi6s, 50
cEendox espo1n que no tsndT6 que pagan iRpuan-
tcs nj obneTvax otrss lsyss que las quB ls VsBgan
huananaanka an oamsH
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Gran Casa de Maqulnas

Sc vende barata la que sirvio para
este objeto en- Ia Exposition de Santur-
ce en- cuyo sitiO puede verse. Mucha
capacidady eIevacion; construction So
Ida modefna, facil para desarmarse y
dedicarla almacen, casa Oolegio 8 de
famiIias. Informaran: Don Manuel Vi
eente, San francisco II, y Don Pedro
Carre y Don Gerardo Garriga en- San
turce. 3=2
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El p.rts de poIisfl munisi9a.

nay 81 81 HiguiOats: Uetssido 1Rt
un Guards; Unn por $50 do aHaAu /
stEo pox aorpaiK On m zsguap; doAgl.
multada uHa CASA de IsnoDinio; detsnido mo =
mal eatEstsnido; otEo i'd. por AAasr 80 cAnissts
oIro idan poH llsvAE usa sHrrstiIlA pox IL ACES
fu6 eErado IN iadiViduo en- 81 OuATto de Sosoxs -
de una heEidA poE IN tiEo dc raw Slvsx.
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Sc sspOIa 81 AGyskG priACip On del 80
satTante, lA notable comp hla d,aRatlcA que
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Harina
La Tumba,dOra"

La mejor de todas las harinas y efec-
tos americanos tiene constante existen-
cia SERAFN Alfonso. Tetuan %. To-
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Han contHaido mAtEimonio en- Arroyo, nnss.
tyo apreciabls amigo u Seiior don JOE Oasaaova
IL balIa y simpGtica sensyita Jossfa PTist>,
cuienes densamcs todo eGkero de pxospeKida adas
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anteaysE estfn nAysgando con Hnmbo ezts OA-
pital. los BNevou tipos que espsrAmos para LA
Or rnpWaPnMnuwrtA
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administrator ds GOnunicaGiensS

EGtadiItiSA dc Las eaAaidAdss p gadag poH lSa
emprssas psriodiltia3a de la isla pox cOACapto dc
fY0nqueo On 81 mes de Nbza. Pr6xim0 pasado.
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NOTICIA8 GRNRRALEG

For eattss rooIbidas anceha da Nueya-
Yesk! lis Hahana 7 yeasa labepql sxa esssa
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Henon sIcEito VATlas cRrtas
IL RoIg Alsalda dc las PlsdIas
EsStaci6n ISs hRbEEn psEdido ias
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Muy elegantes, de construction So
Ida y moderna; 81 dltimo modelo, hge.
70 como una pluma y fuerte como el ace.
70; diversos colores.
Acaban de recibir los que venden
mas barato, SOBRINOS DE ARMAS,
Cruz, 13, San Juan Puerto Rico. 1910
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Hsmoa rOsibido h9Y 10 cIItI 70 nuett
auSA ccrTsSpcnsal de Ia Habans. La publicArs
aos oportunAmSnte.
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Las eIsgsptsH c0EIRtGs De A1de dc Ipzc,
egrAs J colo 81, las csnisstss Grads para rerc.
faa y cabAilsTns, AS cRmiEatss y sAE1AcllleE d
Aas, las camilstAH dc "OIeps dc 90 teH propir
ara sits 81 ns J loS paTaKuI "A. de- iTlc''
SarA cAbsllsIoS ss Vssdes es .-Ls ms de Pc
2ico" de FE n4iHco ArlAAAI salis de Ssn Fran
,inan - oA6
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-10-04
Total American consumption 81 ,6O4, 95s, 7s7

American manufactures s. q03. 1921
American farm products. ...... l,925-9A94
Foreign goods ...................... 7T3.674SI2
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DUN'S STATEMENT.
Review of the Past Weeks Trade-SoIle
Comparisons.


Comparisons.
NEW YORK, sept. % X. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Special inquiry has been made this week
at all commercial centers regarding the state
OF retail trade. Wide diversity appears in
different trades. The main facts disclosed
are: First. marked improvement ia the last
month and 2 considerable excess over the busi-
hess done e year ago particularly In the nee
essaries OF life. But, second it appears that
the volume of trade at present is on the whole
considerably less than in normal year at
most points. and in the more important trades
is apparently about 20 per cent. smaller than
in september. 1892
Evidence of continued improvement in whole
sale trade and manufacture does not appear
this week There is large distribution on
orders given some time ago, but new business
going to the manufacturers Is everywhere
slackening. The completion Of orders for re-
punishment OF stocks leaves = narrower de-
mand and it is yet too early for consur Dtion
to provide further orders.
The depression in prices of farm products
will have some influence. Unprecedented
records have been made In cotton and wheat
though to wheat only In contracts for fu-
ture delivery in which the prices are the low
est ever made. The available stocks are
ABOUT ~ 000O0) bushels greater than a year
ago. AM western receip pts for the week were
5z.1,7l6 bushels, against .03i last year,
and sin e August l, 5i.OO0000 bushels, against
IS 900 go last year.
1t is encouraging that the speculation in
corn has broken and the price has fallen five
cents less gloomy estimates than those OF the
department having gained general acceptance
IL is now supposed that the yield is not far
from $500, 100000 bushels, which will COM
pei much economy in feeding, but speculation
In pork has also broken, and the price has
fallen 20 cents, while lard has declined half a
cent.
Failures are few and small for the week.
liabilities amounting to S5,27s,2s5, of which
S2..s33l3 were OF manufacturing and g., 1915 ~
OF trading concerns. The failures during the
week have been 235 In the United States,
against 1874 last year, ard So in Canada, against
81 last Vear
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THEIR LABORS ENDED.
Summary of Work Done by the New York
Constitutional Convention.

constitutional Convention.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. O. The con-
stitutional convention after adopting
the new constitution issued a long
manifesto to the people, going over in
detail the whole of the constitutional
convention. The address summarizes
the work as follows:
/. We renew the commentator Of the con-
vention in 1867, providing for progress in agri-
culture by requiring general laws giving the
right OF drainage across adjoining lands.
p We seek to separate in the larger cities
municipal elections from state and national
elections.
9, We have provided further safeguards
against abuses in legislative procedure.
4. We have removed the prohibition against
the sale of Onondago salt springs, which are a
source Of annual loss to the state.
5. We have removed from the constitution
all mention of the Office of coroner 50 that the
Legislature may deal freely with that branch
of the public service now in such an unsatis-
factory condition.
g. We have extended the prohibition against
lotteries to include all pool selling, book
making and other forms OF gambling.
z We have abolished the statutory provision
limiting the right of recovery for injuries eaus
ing death to 50 coo
s. We have sought to throw greater safe
guards around the elective franchise bv pre-
scribing ninety instead OF ten days of CITIZEN
ship before the right can be exercised.
We have provided for a new apportion-
ment of senate and assembly districts.
10. We have declared in the constitution for
principles of civil service reform.
IL. In addition to the provision for the i'm
provement of the state prisons administration
we have prohibited the contract system OF
convict labor.
~. We have authorized the legislature to
provide for the improvement of the canals
I3 We nave required the legislature 10 pro-
vide for free public schools, in which all the
children OF the state may be educated, and We
have prohibited absolutely the use of public
money in aid Of sectarian schools
II. The revision of the Judiciary article is de-
signed to remedy the existing evils arising
from the overcrowding of the trial calendars
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LATER NEWS.

IN the United States courts of ap-
peals, Judge Harlan, of the U. 5. SUI
preme court, the LIST. reversed the ia
nous strike injunction of Judge Jen-
kins. Judge Harlan held that a body
of men had right to quit, irrespective
of the discomfort which might result.
They had, however, no right to con-
spire to do damage or to EN- barass He
did not agree with Jenkins famous
definition of strike, that it was
necessarily illegal" Judge Harlan
held that there was such thing as a
legal strike. Judge Jenkins injunction
was modified.
AT noon on the 1st the eastbound
Southern Pacific train was held up near
Manicopa, Ariz., by three men. No
shots were fired and the passengers
were not alarmed while the robbery
was in progress. Only the express car
was robbed.
FrTZsIMMoNs posted $1,000 on the 1st
with the New York Herald as forfeit
to fight Corbett for the championship
of the world. Brady. Corbett's man
ager, r fused TO cover the same, but
posted $1,000 for O'Donnell to fight
Fitzsimmons. This was not covered.
TIN Two murderers of Officer JEFF reys
at Puyallup, Wash. were freed the 1st
about five miles from the scene of the
murder by bloodhounds and officers.
When called upon TO surrender, one of
them shot a man named Moore, who
had been sworn in as deputy sheriff.
They escaped into the woods, pursued
by bloodhounds.
THE British tank steamer Allegheny,
loaded with oil. was sunk in Delaware
baY the 1st in collision with the Belgian
tank steamer Caucase. Her crew of 80
we've rescued from the rigging. Loss
$3.50. 600
WHILE on her way to school near
Dothan. Ala, the LIST. Miss Lena Me-
Ardle was assaulted by an unknown
negro. When she screamed he shot
her and ran. She was fatally wounded.
THE monthly treasury statement for
September shows the public debt. less
cash in the treasury, to be 1897. $40. 6l7,
an increase for the month of $, O52. 7Oi.
GRO. THOMAS. a negro, was arrested
at 81. Louis, Mo. on the LIST for poison
ing the lunch of James Cunningham.
THE National Bank of Fayetteville.
N Y, failed to open its doors the LIST.
THE chair factory of T. T.. Woodbury.,
at oswego. n. Y, was wrecked by a
boiler explosion on the lst Two men
were injured.
BERRY RICH, a farmer charged with
burning barns and stealing stock. was
lynched near Marion. Ky, by mob.
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DOWNFALL OF II HUNG CHANG.
Report That the yicerov 20 to BE Soon
Superseded.

New YORK, Sept ga special dis
patch from Shanghai says Ii Hung
Chang will shortly be- superseded as
viceroy of China by Wa Ia Cheng, late
governor of IIu Peh.
Lord Ii, late Chinese minister to
Japan, has been degraded. Yu Lu,
the military governor of Moukden,
will succeed LII Hung Chang as super
intendent of northern trade.
Four imperial princes are watching
events in the emperor's behalf at Tien
Tsin.
A massacre of foreigners at Pekin is
regarded as not unlikely to occur, and
the legations have asked that blue
jackets be landed to protect them.
One hundred and eighty thousand
men, partially armed cavalry, have as
sembled To defend Moukden. A battle
is expected to take place before fort
night has elapsed.
The Japanese warships are SCI ting
in the gulf of Pechili. Naval experts
say that the Chinese vessels will never
again appear on the scene.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 29.-ln an imperial
decree issued yesterday the dowager
empress commands a curtailment of
the festivities in celebration of
her birthday. She will dispense with
the grand ceremonial of congratula-
ton, and everything will be on re-
duced scale. The money thus saved is
to be devoted to meeting war ex-
penSeS
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Total home consumption, 1890 81 .927 go ,964
We see that the American people con-
sumed American manufactured goods
and farm products in 1890 to the extent
of SO, s3l, POS, 995 To this we must add
the value of the foreign goods entered
for consumption through our customs
department, which amounted to s773,-
674,sl2 in 1890, thereby getting the fol-
lowing aggregate value of the entire
AMERICAN CONSUMPTION IN 1890