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li2tf.
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Turn the ras ais out"-the famil-
lar party cry, may be applied To m
erobes as well as 10 men. The germs
of disease that lurk IA the blood are
turned out" by Ayers SarsaparIlla a.
efTeetually as the the old postmasters
are dis llaced by new administration.
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THF bung of MIR. Morton's barrel has
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All the Indian war-whoops that are
raised ia the wild west should be pre-
served in the museum at Washington.
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THE Republication ratification was
struck with a violent attack of hydro
cephalus before it got started
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A GREAT many good Democrats Will
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Now THAT the voting has subsidized,
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by putting in goodiy number (
hours Mr. Mckinley may be able 10
train himself down to gubernatoriai
mood
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A VERY poor sori Of man can b,
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THr DAl1Y LEADER accepts advert's-
ing with iht distinct and positive gna -
ntce that 30 h1s double tiic paiu
ircuaiiou Of any newspaper puollsheH lh
Oklahoma.
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IF the st. Louis Republicans are
smart they will secure the offices be-
fore proceeding with the riotiug
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CAPITAL i, otimid. 1t must be en-
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the hint
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THF excitement has died out and the
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terms
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DENTIST !

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anu First Street.
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okLAHoMA LEolsLAruRs.

SO far as official returns show now,
the next legislature stands: House,
10 Republicans, lopulists; council 9
Republicans, 3 Populists. The nem-
bers- elect are;
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GENERAL M'cook PROMOTED.
Appointed a Major General 20 Succeed
General .. D. Howard, hetIred.

Appointed Major General 20 Succeed
General q. %. Howard, hetIred.
WASHINGTON, Nov. -Brigadier
General Alexander Mcdowell McCoolS
has been appointed major general of
the United States army, vice General
Howard, retired and Colonel James
W Forsythe of the Seventh cavalry
has been promoted 10 brigadier gen
eral 10 succeed McCook.
Brigadier General McCook Is at
present commanding the de partment
of Colorado, lie has been forty-seven
years in tho military service and is
one Of that famous family of warriors,
the lighting McCoolSs" lie is a
graduate of West Point military
academy, which he entered as a cadet
Ina lsi1.
Fatal Montreal Cave In.
MONTREAL, Nov lO-At half past
o'clock yesterday afternoon the top
floor OF the new and magnificent
offices of the City Passenger railway,
on the corner of Place d'Arms Hin
and Craig street, oaved in, killing two
men instantly, injuring one fatally
and maiming a dozen others.
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SUNDAY. nov. II, 1894

,mcIar organ Of oklahoma democracy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-02
BOLBTM NERCANTIL DE- PUERTO-RICO.

BOLbTM nERCANTLL DE PUERTO-RICO.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO A LA DEFENSA DE LOS IN.
TERESES NACIONALES EN- AMERICA. ORGANO
DE LOS sEsPANOLES INCONDICIoNALES EN- PTo-RICO.
CONDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direcci6n
para toda clase de remaitidos q anuncios.
La publication de los anuncios medic de aerS
convencionales que sc determinsran epIlos mismos.
Los omunados remido gacetias deben utozsdos
del auo quien asum respnsabd a
mas con Ia de persona responsible de psgo
Los originates comunicados remido gacelss anuncOs in
devuatos publquen.
No sc responde de extravfo nj rotuEa de cich&
La coumna del peoco condada se cenOsd de
Ell auuncante tendA derecho
sua anunos En- de deeao concedesl
Eanuncan env OLICHES pubcaci6n nuncios
tenda bonhcsc6n 10 100 sobre ar
Oando los nuncos DIEZ PESOS
anuncante ecibrd per de cad ndms cno
Ward el primer ntmero.
Para suscrptors dBOLETlN linen gacsta ccmunca.
1smid sec6n correspondence DEZ OENTAVOS
usptores nd1Sn Is 100 de bonifcac6n sobre po
gacetl!as comunicados remtidos.
importe De Las suscrpcnes snunos gacsa' redoa omuu
mprsva dse periddico temporalment d
Ideiado de salr.
Tarifa para Ia publication de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-02

E'Administration du BOletin Kef'-
anti l'honneur de prler NJ 'ieur.
les Annonciers franGais de Vouioir bieB
enetre leurs ordres de Publicite
Ann. AMEDEE PRINCE & ;ce, oui
SCns les Agents uniqres ct eN1lusffs
Ae ce journal pour Ia .9H5!icitS Fr:s''gess
IL AHGlGiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-02
TABLA EXACTA
DE CUENTAS FORMADASl

aplicables al cobro de jorna.
les, fraccionados estos en- CT.
tavo de dia, princlpiando per
un cuarto y terminando en- 7
dfas, con precios esoalonadcs
desde un real flerte hasta tres
pesos, y expresandolcada frac-
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pc
SOS, centavos y centimos de
centaVO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-02

The Prorrictors Of tine B0letln
MercantI 4" have the honour of re.
quessing English advertisers to hand
their olders 70 Mess. AMEDER
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
Accents fa. Il! Englieb g FsEssab
Adgc, t;sing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
No Reinioreements Are Now Likely
TO Reach Da Cana From
the South.
Mello's Illness Has Greatly Dlsor-
ganizsd the Plans OF the
Insurgents.
A Battle That WIN Decide Matters May
Possibly BE Fought At Any Mo-
ment at Rio.

RIO DE JAsEIRo. Jan H.-News received
in this city from tho south. Of a character
most encouraging to the Brazilian govern.
ment and dishcartsninR TO the insnrRent
admiral. was 10 the shset that long sH peot-
cd and much needed reinforosments from
Santa Catharina are unlikely 10 give any
thing like prompt assistance 10 their fellow
insurgents now in Rio hArbor. 10 looks nov
as " the revolutionary leaders AZ Santa
Cathafina would be unabls 10 lend any aid
20 Da Cana. The serious illness OF Mello.
nos on board the Hepublica, has had an
apparent disastrous effect upon the insur-
gent forces IN the southern part Of the re-
public. In Rio Gfands do Sui the insur-
gents have raised the siege Of BaQe and
have left the city in triumph possession
OF the government ga rison. In number
of other engagements the Tevolutionists
suffered defeat and many Of Mello's men
we're wounded or killed. Unless Mello TO
covers and is able by his presence to
reanimnte his men, the outlook for
the insurgents is very dark indeed.
DiscoE tent Is said TO prevail to a large ex-
tent IN the ranks and desertions are said TO
be Numerous. Fever ia also thinning the
insurgent army. Unless something 10
quickly done Mello will lose fully one-haif
his entile force IN the sonth. II is very
probable this news will lead TO greater
activity than ever on the part OF poixoto,
and battle bstween tho troops and the in
surReDts' squadron and forts, Of decisive
character. will be fought within n very
short time. The inhabitants Of Rio are
heartily tired Of the war and the epidemic
now raging here makes the desire for p ace
all the stronger on the part of the citizens
generally.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
RELYING ON INJUNCTION.
The DuVai Club Has New scheme l
Heat the Governor.

The DuVEI Club Has a New scheme to
Heat the Governor.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 1A-Ano,hsr rumor
is current as to the method the Duval club
will pursue IN preventing the governor
from interfering with the Co'bett-Mitch, II
contest, II is conceded that the means en-
ployed by Gov. Mitchell, should he decide
10 stop the contest, will be 70 order the
sheriff TO inform the executive that the
county a1thO titles will be unable 20 cope
with the threatened disturbance and the
aid of the militia Is nsceseary. 10 Is
rumoted that a day or two before the con-
test the Duval club will apply 10 Judge
Call, of the district court for an Injunction
restraining the sheriff from interfering in
any way with the contest. IL tue iniunc-
tion is granted it will be impossib' .
for the governor 10 act. aa
by the laws OF Florida. he is mot
empowered 20 order out the militia without
= call ffom the sheriff of the county. The
Duval clubs argument will be that as the
county solicitor refused TO introduce evil
denoe against Corbett and Mitchell when
they we're arrested for arranging the glove
contest such contest 10 therefore not lille
gal, and that the DuVal club has . large
amount OF money invested which will be
lost should the contest be prevented. IL Is
believed the injunction will be O. fanted on
th~ae grounds but there are OtneF reasons
wy the club is confident OF attaining such
an end. Several years ago when Judge
Call Was county solicitor a case similar 70
tho Corbstt- Mitchell case vss before the
court ana he nolle pressed II on the ground
that there was no law against such an az
fair IL is not known that his opinion las
since changed. 10 is the general opinion
that there will be but little trouble in Sc
curing the injunction. The club is atill
confident the contest will take place and
ali the wo of preparation is being pushed
with all possible speed.
The Associated press correspondent
learned to-day that Gov. Mitchell had been
having tbe adjutAnt gensfal Of the stats
militia notify the captains of companies TO
hold their men in readiness for call 80
action. Not only has the subject been
mentioned 10 Jacksonville oflcsrs but also
so officers who command companies in sur
rounding towns.
Mrs. Corbett. who has been slightly III AZ
Mayport, 10 much worse tonight, congeS-
tion Of the stomach having set IN.
A battle for $500 side has been arranged
10 take place ne1tw week between Pat PAselv
local middlewsieht, and Harry DARN,
an English runner. who is with the Mitch
ell party. DArrin is a fairy clever boxer
and is thought 10 have the better chance Of
the two.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
ROUNDED UP THE OUTLAWS
one of Them Is Dead aud the Other 1
Mortaiiy Wounded.

one OF Them Is Dead aud the Other 10
MortAiiy Wounded.
EwEsroN w. Va. Jan. H.-lnfOrmation
was received here this afternoon of the ap-
prsnsnsion OF Calvert and Hennol Fleming.
two notorious outlaws for whom the state
Of Virginia ofers a reward OF $3.50. they
are charged with having committel Eve
different murders and several highway
robbsries. Ihs Fleming brothers have
been fugitlvss from justice long time.
hey successfully evaded the officers and
ads their wNy overland 90 BoRCs. in the
mountains OF West Virginia. They be.
lieved themselves safe. Saturday evening
they ntopped a. the store OF John HogGa
The outlaws had been traced 20 this neigh-
borhood bY four officers from Virginia
who were seeking their arrest While
the Flemincs we're engaged making pur-
chases at the store tbs officers came IN aud
demanded an immediate surrender but the
desperadoes resisted arrest and opened FIRE.
hots we're returned by the officers and a
fierce conflict ensued. Calvert Fleming
was killed outright and his brother Hennon
mortally wounded. with three shots in his
breast lie Is still allvs but cannot recover.
Two Of the oiicers. John II. li anhnm and
"Doo" Swanuell. we're sariously wounded.
The inju los OF tho former are considered
fatal aud Swsnne!fs condition Ia doubtful.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
THE QUEEN IN A BAD WAY.
She May End tho Hawaiian Controversy
by Dying suddenly.

She May End tho Hawaiian Controversy
by Dying suddenly.
San FRANcIsco, Jan. III he Examiners
Honolulu correspondent writes as follows
concerning LilioukAlanrs physical condi-
tion; The sudden death OF Queen Liliou-
kalani has not hitherto been counted as one
Of the possibilities in the Hawaiian prob
lem. but 10 is likely 20 occur az any mo
ment. as those close 10 her have admitted.
u Is secret that tho queen has valvuiar
trouble Of the heart. but il is not widely
known that the severe and prolonged
smothering spells have lately come upon
her with increasing frequency, greatly to
the discoufaRement Of those Ia attendance
upon her. The details of her illness are n OF
announced and every procaution 10 taken TO
avoid the publication OF any facts concern
ing her health. but there was much alarm
and hastening to and fro last night. she
had a serious attack. from which she slowly
recovered by the use of digitalIs. followed
By brandy. Visitors we're prohibited, and
in her present uredicament the utmost pre-
caution Is used to prevent any excitement.
The threats against her life have probably
given her more unrest than any one cause.
and these greatly eonduced 60 her present
trouble.
From statemsnts made by the Examiners 3
Honolulu correspondent 10 would appear
thht representatives. OF the United states
government. either al Honolulu or in
America may have to Rnswer the charge OF
having broken faith with President Dole.
Referring to Dole's reply TO Willis. ths cor
respondent says; Doe occupied nearly
five days in formulating the document.
Meantime the Corwin was in the harbor
under instructions TO return az soon as
uossibls and Willis Was growing exceedingly
anxious to have the answer. lie sent
semi-otficial intimation that an early
reply would greatly favor him.
whereupon Dolls called upon the minister
Dec. % and frankly stated his answer would
not be delivered until the arrival OF ves-
sci which ths provisional government could
despatch to the United States simuita-
neously with the departure of the Corwin.
After considering the question In every
light the minister agreed that the CoTwin
might also cary the dispatches of the pro-
Visional government. whefeupon a special
session Of the cabinet was summoned aud
the presidents reply approved without
changes and sent TO Willis who dispatched
the CoFwin At an early hour Sunday morn
ing. Dec. "a. IL 10 clear no dispatches we're
delivered by the Corwin 90 the provisional
governments representatives. In America.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
Early Sunday Morning Work OF
Mob OF Twenty al
Russell, Kas.
Takon From the Jail and Sus-
pended From the Rail-
road Bridge.
). G. Bartou. WIN. Cay and Joha Cay
Pay ths Penalty for Murder
Ouiet Job.

RUSSELL, Kan, Jan. IA mob Of about
twenty men entered the jail here between
one and two o'clock this morhing, took out
J. q. burton, Mm. Gay aud bis son John
Gay, and hung the trio 10 a small railroad
bridge a short distance east Of the depot
About midnight the residents Of the north
part OF town heard party Of fifteen or
twenty horssmsn come IA from the north.
They left their horses at the stock yards.
whe their plans were arranged. and ths
mob proceeded 70 the jail. few citizens
who hapDsned 30 be out late noticed the
suspicious actions Of the mob. but we're
powerleas 20 thWart their puEposs and
watched sac proceedings from safe dis
tance. No officers we're aroused o. oven
we're aware what was going on until early
this morning, so quiet we're the aotiona Of
the mob.
Orders we're given by signs and obeYed
without a word being spoken. In the jail
we're two steel cells, Ia which the prisoners
we're confined. Guards we're placed about
the jail. and IL was bot the work Of a mo-
meut for the balance Of ths mob TO gain en-
t.anee About this tise Barton gave a few
loud yella and asked what was wanted with
him. The masked mob began 20 break the
looks OF the jail with sledgs hammers. Bur-
ton was the hrst one taken out he was
then taken 90 the spot selected for the
lynchiug and left under guard. the bs fn
of the party returning sndl joining the
guar a who we're watching the jail. lie
two GAYS we're then marched to the bridge
where Burton had been lsfL Ropes wele
placed around their necks aud each given
chance 10 s2eak. Bu tonl said be could tell
lots about his oonnsetion With steal
ing cattle. selling whisky, and other
things but when asked 10 tell
about the inning murder replied: NO.
sir" Young GaY made prayer and said
Barton had killed DlnninR with an axe.
Old man Gay stated; I'VE we're led into
this" The leader then olapped bis hanes
three times and quick as Hash oil thres
men were pushed of ths bridge. The Gays
evidently died from stFangulHtion, but the
moose on Burton'a neck slipped around and
up over the chin. aud he was heard 10
breathe heavily for q moment, whsn sew
eral shots were fred into his body. Zach
Of the Others also had bullets sent into
them. The mob then lsft as quietly a. ~
came. going north.
lynehed was ths killing OF Fred Dining In
July last on Burton's place, about twenty
miles northe east of this city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-15
THE GOLD RESERVE.
some steps Must BE Taken at Once
Repionish 1t

Some Steps Must he Taken at Once to
Repionish 1t
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-Some decisive ao-
tion TO replenish ihe gold reserve in the
treasury will DO taken within the next few
weeks. II congress does not take kindly 10
the suggestions offered by Secretary Car
lisle In his annual report and provide al
once some mode of relief, ths only course
lett TO the officials OF abe treasury depart
ment will be for tbs secretary 20 exc, else
the authority granted him by the law OF
1873 and issue bonds for the purpose of
maintaining the gold reserve. The position
which confronts tine administration 10 one
which they hnve decided 10 handle with
promptnens. All the available money in
the treasury consists of the so called sold
reaervc," which has now been invaded S26-
OOO.CO0 AMI bV the first OF the month the
d spa tment believes the total amount will
have been reduced TO S6s.OoO.0o0. Such
is the situation. IL is thought IL
gold toward Europe. which would
still further reduce the nmonnt OF gold held
by the United States. Secretary Carlisle
hsa twice appeared before ths COMMITTEES
on finance and his presentation OF the case
80 members OF that committee has been
clear and explicit in tbe abatement of the
situation. When he next appears before
the committee. which maY he tomorrow.
q ~ y obablc that be will emphasize his
argument by tho presentation OF c carefully
prepared atateinsnt OF the condition In
which he finds the national huRnces as we'll
~ the methods prepared by him Go afford
relief Carlisle prefers that congress
should deal with this matter. but II the ns-
tional iegialatuia fails within three or four
weeks 20 show any indications that 10 in
tends 90 aid the secretary of the treasury
10 u known that ho will 10 forcei % avail
himself ~ the nutho .itT granted him by
tbs act Of 1870 and issue the nscessarY bonds
To rsElcnish the reserve. All statements 20
the eGect that ders were given
the bureau Of engraving aud printing
are pure fabrieGtions. AbsolutelV no action
was taken aud no plans decided upon.
his much can b. officially stated. The at
utudo OF she New York banks as ex, ressed
ia recent publications IN regard 10 furnish
ina GOD To- export. should the necessity
arise. possibly had some effect In strength
sning the feeling that abe government
should issue bonds 30 troteot Ale geld re-
serve. IL is denied. however, that any
agreement ever existed by which the banks
were TO furnish gold. Ap ointment demo
cratic senator said TODAY that Secretary
Carlisle would not allow the gold reserve 10
fall below SO O1o.O00 and should ths re
serve be reducod 20 nsarly that point be-
fore congress acted. Carlisle would imms-
diAte!Y Issue bonds.
When this statement vas shown Senator