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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

The tariff bill has at last passed
the senate by vote of 80 to 81.
Allen and Kyle voted for ii, but Hill
hung TO his text and voted nay.
Now the bill must go back TO the
house for concurrence in the senate
amendments.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

AS the weeks roll by the endorse
ments of John Il. Rich for re.nomin-
alton become almost countless. In
the counties that gave votes to Pin
gree two years ago the papers have
the heartiest words of commentator
for the magnificent administration of
the Governor Newago, Kent and
Washtenaw, almost solid against
Rich at that time, will be for him
July 3lst. In but few counties in
the state will there be any decided
opposition. The farmers Of the
state are almost unit for the re
nomination, and except for their in
activity, Bliss or Pingree would not
get a vote outside of their own
codnty. The soldiers of this county
are being importuned to support
Bliss. Let the soldiers support Rich,
who is as certain to be re-nominated
a that convention day Will come.
Then two years from now they may
expect the help Of the men now sup
porting Rich. The Governor has
recognized the old soldier in every
department and has the support OF
practically all of the leading &. a. r.
men of the state. Gen. Kidd, in the
plainest terms asks the veterans to
support Rich, giving reasons that
can not be reluted. No man has
been able to say one word detriment-
al to John +. Rich, the strongest
opponents, being compelled to ac-
knowledge that Michigan has had
one of the cleanest administration in
its history.-Times, OwOsso.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

Sugar must be protected because
the sugar belt and sugar trust want
it SO. The conference will doubtless
demand that coal be free because the
Presidents friend Whitney and the
Nova Scotia coal mines wish it so.
They are mighty accommodating states
men.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

INTENTION G. A. R.-For the G., A. X. Ma.
"A tional Encampment at Pittsburg in Sep.
tcmher the T., A. A. Il N. NJ ny will make
special reduced rates from all stations on it's
line Tickets on sale September BIB to 9th
limited TO September 25th, (all on our agents
for particulars. W. H. BENNETT
1e3-3m G.. u. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

The man who wouldn't buy his suffering
child bowwow is discounted entirely by
a fellow who recently sold his wife for IS.
The woman had the best of that bargain.
IL was cheaper than divorce.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1894.

w. A. Leet, of Ithaca, who is a
candidate for Attorney General on
the state ticket, now leads the voting
contest in the Detroit Tribune, being
1921. Leet is hustler and is max
ing a lively canvas which is one OF
the qualifications of getting there.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

BY a new route which is proposed from
England 20 Australia, across Canada, the
trip from London to Sydney, 1t is believed,
may be shortened to 20 days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06

Black waste Ia the junkman's term for
old newspapers. Printers paper which
hasn't been used u white waste.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06
Graham & Morton
TRANSPORTATION co.
LAKE AND RAIL ROUTE TO
CHICAGO VIA. ST. JOSEPH

80 me f"yorit@ passenger steamers city of
thl'afo ana ., hicOra" make double daily
trps between Benton HHrbOr ST. Joseph and
hicago CONNECTING nj 1T. Joseph with the G
W W. Il y. Equipments and service the best
ahh tme less than by any other lake route
the following schedule Will be observed on
and after June lUth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06
To MILWAUKEE,

The Steamer Reid will make tri-weekly trips
between ST: Joseph and Milwaukee, leaving
81. Joseph Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
300 p. IN, leaving Milwaukee from Vandalia
Dock foot OF Broadway Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7;O0p. IN,
For information as to rates OF freight or
passage via. these routes. apply to agents d..
l.. * n. or G. q w. NJ. Ry's.
j. ii. GRAHAM, PRESIDENT,
Benton Harbor Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-06
To CHICAGO

Leave - Joseph at 4:(O p. m, daily except
sunday, and at IL D. m. daily including sun
day; lesvc II. Joseph Sundays only, at $50 ID.
m. Leave Chicago from dock foot of Wabash
ave, at 81: a. IN, and II 80 p. m. daily in
Guiding sunday also leave Chicago at 200 D.
m. Saturday only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Anolher View of the Case.

In another column is a clmmluIca-
ton from Park CITY IN which refer.
orce Is made 20 an effort to cloar the
Utah Genital track. The Park CITY
Reeord contains the following account
Of tho incident
Yesterday morning s3m0 nineteen
men lcit Parg CITY TO shovel snow on
the Utah Central railroad near the
summit, ami about % O'Clock b. the
afternoon completed the W0f. They
were informed by Mr. Mackiuiuah that
their services would no longer be re-
quifcd, aud on being asked by the men
nov they were 10 get home, said lac
guessed they would have TO walls, o.
the company had not nguei ~ carry
them back 10 town, hut u they waited
uutlla train came through nom salt
Lake they could ride. AS the mon
had nothing TO cat all day,and az there
was little prospect OF getting anything
ut the summit, aud as there was no
coal at tho section house with which
TO make q IRE, tho boys determined 10
walk back 10 town. Arthur Canary
and "A friend were the last to leave, aud
hul uut IluklNaaNA WY iNA NuNAA hAN9
were Overtnkrn by last nighpa storm,
which was terror up there Ia the
mountains. They struggled along Tor
houts, finally making tue stone quarry
near Snydetvillo, when they were
taken Ia, fed anu given shelter Tor tho
night. They saw nor heard nothing
OF tho other seventeen mon, aud at thia
writing u ~ not known what became
them, but u is supposed they are safely
housed at some ranch, IL looks like a
cold FLOODED piece OF work ON the part
OF tho company - take men Out into
tho mountain, work them all Gay
without anything 10 cat aud then turn
them loose 10 get home tue beet wuy
IheY c0ull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Minlng Nnles.

Park Record; George Stafford has
decided TO 10 ahead with his plant to
work tho orc IN the creek below the
Union Conccn,rator, and now has a
force at work putting In platform and
tables where ho viii concentrate. lie
expects 20 commence work ON the mill
Just ns soon as the weather viii permit
aitur he completes tue concentrating
plant
bingham BuyCiiW The old 9O.6tamp
mill, which has 30 long bBen standing
In the old thud lust below Mic.
Scoville's residence, has been sold boy
the owner Mir. Martin, 10 u mining
COMPANY lu Idaho, anu Is being moved
10 thai place. H. IL. CgOuo, former
resiiunt OF this place, hut nOW 0t Hnli
Lake. was iu the camp yesterday
looking after tho removal OF the
plant.
Park Rcc0rd GtiBa tough Job Foro
man ktetley, Of tho Ontauo drain
tunnel, has OH his hands aud the Won
der Ii that he b. able 20 prosecute WORK
without acciIun, TO his mon. Tue
swelling ground iu the tunnel Is q
ciustnnt source OF trouble and an
evef-presont menace 90 tho lives OF ne
employee. In one strip of ground 100
ieet long, II requires the work OF twelve
men 10 Keen thlugs in shape ~ rcp.ae-
lug oruBhei umugl4i sets luAlo Orion
lasting less than twuuly'iour hours IL
10 enough to bring premature gray
hairs 10 the head OF d very noEvy man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
T0DAY'1 rHOuEE0INnV.

tbUellLt
10 was nearly noon today before the
Council was called 10 order, ant then
tho only business transacted was tho
confirmation In executive session OF the
following;
b. IA. Allen, Of Provo, ne @ member
Of tho medical board.
James Clara as trustee OF tho rcrri.
torAl Reform school.
J. u. Miner as director Of the insane
asylum.
.. w. Snow, OF Brigham CITY, as a
mvmteE OF thU dental board.
HoUsE.
Shortly before two o'clock this after.
noon the House was called 10 order for
the iiut time today.
a message from tho Council trans.
mitged the Goyrrnors veto VI the tax
levy bill.
The governor announced his hpproy.
Al Of tbs general appropriation bill,
hut his message criticised the small.
ness Of tue sums allowed public insli.
tu,ions, aud especially tho UniveTsity.
A message from the Governor was
read vsloiLg the bills giving bUunties
10 silk, sugar ugrtB aud Canaigro rOols,
The veto Wub based on the proposition
that the Legislature had not provided
funds 10 ply the b0uui.UE, ana on the
further ground that bounty laws were
unconstitutional ana contrary 10 PUB.
lie policy.
Another message from the Governor
was read, vet1iug tho memorials 10
CongruHs relating 90 sugar, lead ami
wool, III o. which Involved the
torin question, The veto message uis.
Cussed this question, ns related 10 the
subjects OF tLo memorials, al some
length.
Other executive meaTagCs announced
the dOveruO'a approval OF the bill
making an additional appropriation for
the contingent tNpunarr OF the session,
uis uitapproyRl OF tho tuition TN, b..
cauHo he mai not hat tlmo TO consider
10 properly, Hnd his veto OF the BIN 10
prevent uUlCits, on the ground that
public Institutions would have 10 close
or deficits bn made,
Nnfau then offered concurrent
solution ilt final ADJOURNMENT.
Powers claim the nl0r In order 10
move that the GOvtfnut'a communica.
ton un the appropriation bill be- sent 10
the Committee on ways and meaus.
but the chaIE ruled that the adiou %.
mont resolution nad the preierearu.
Variant resolution was adopted hy "A
party vote, uui forwarded 90 the Cum.
Oh, Pending "a mes-ngo from tho
Council the House took am Informal
recess.
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for F11a0l5 ond Chlldrcn.

.ne 90 raft him nud his witg Tint Hu
H.I I.uu tlu mH.ui OF trWfa.IUg Die
vito aud htr former huHuaud anu wac
now doing hcr uust 20 break up h.s
home. Doc admitted n.ui Hg Cue corn.
rlaiu1uI. aud gave 900 tC.aau lHr not
reire t1 Alta That boo hli mIs,d hu
tfuiu,
Tho court found Coo defendant guilty
md fined him $40,
utHrHI fl|--W a1t fafs
CaIa-DWuk nul disturbing the
peace
UooHIau, with an oa,hl-I wish 1
wac Im..
Cauu-You afe Gn1d $40 more for
roui1mH. u. court.
NgonIal.-l'l mover u.u such LATE
EuHEuhEai" (Lsu Ehtcrl
Ibu9. Phillips, arrested on Saturday
Tor yHEWucy, wHH sentenced 10 Thirty
uayr imprisonment.
John lullIlgc, arrested for druuEUn'
mess and abusive language, nui y. Mv'
Dlu.ky inr resisting nn tnlggE were
lFCNHfged.
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now he EXCUSES HIS son.
John Fishlcigh. Of Chicago, Talks Oi
his Boys sWludliug Here.

J. II. Fishloigh, formerly OF this
city, says the Chicago Dispatch, was
yesterday arrested a, Omaha on a tull-
gram from salt Lake City charging
him with ombczlltmcnL Fishloigh h
an attorney AMI Tor many yoari prac.
used In this city, and q few years ngo
was juaiicu OF the peaUu "a. Rlyuns.
wood. He ~ the son of John Fish-
leigh, wealthy wholesale broom
manufactured A few years ngo hu
married the daughter Of Alorfill RIDER
wealthy st. Paul oltiE0l.
Shortly alter HE marriage FibhlUigh
took ~ the practice u law iu 80. Paul.
a thor. time ago no became separated
from his vito aud began dunEiug
heavily. About elk weeks ago hC OBJ.
poarud IN salt Lake and ny some
method succeeded in getting 500 nom
coHhling relatives aud then left ior
paris unknown. kilograms were sunI
10 various western elite uuu rOi u|ted iu
his arrest In Omaha yesterday.
~ uuppUtU domestic trouble has
affected my sons mind" snid john
FishiUigh, "lor nothing else but tsm'
pofary Insanity could mnku him do
anything wrong"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
The Monument Thief.

No Information has go. bson ob q
iainod concerning the whereabouts OF
identity VI the mitcroant who stole the
monument from Watson Bros. marble
yards AZ stated In the NEWS on Satur'
Jay last. Tho monument was iu thu
form OF two lambs specially hu1u lot
n lady In THIS city by Boston artist
in the employ VI the nfm, aud was o.
have surmOuntcd q tombstone over thr
grave OF pair Of twins, IL Is thought
that the theft was the work %
Italian mouldora VINO p,ddlvi thu.I
wares about tho city anu country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
The Opbirllerl,on.

A. tho annual nesting OF stock
holders Of the Ophlr Consolidated
Mining company, held iu thIH city o..
day, ,ho following 0iilctri were elected
y serve Tor tue current ycal was A.,
l.. Hyde, precedent; George j. Taylor
vice ptcsiuculi u. Harrington, secf,-
tafyi Frank y. Taylor WA. Evaup,
81 Opnir, A. J.. hy dc, Geo. J. Taylor
ana ~. Harrington, uIIlg.Ym.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Wandered Away.

An eyed woman, who. uam0 iHla.d
% uy Evaus, wandered away from hgr
homo ON Vine street Boz ,ha Nineteenth
ward iasi nigh, thiniy OHI. Where
che has gone ~ the guuy that ha'
btcu troubling her lriru.. uut rg'H'
tivcs during the day. ANY one poe
sCmlns information regarding tLc
lady's Whereabouts Will confer "a favor
upon her relatives rs ulHiula ihu
DAME.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
EishlcIeh,s Ilearlnr.

J. b. Fnhloigh, tio young attorney
who was brought back from omaha
lait week to answer a charge OF en-.
bezz omoni, came up tor preliminary
examination in Cgmmisaioner Platte
court, shortly UO.ogo lurco O'clock lhis
afternoon.
AZ ihu request 20, defendant, how
ever the oaru ugtu went Uyrr-this
time until Wednesday Astronomical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
ShNenmen RnrroMIng.

A gentleman who ls prominent In
this city in negotiating loans Tor cast.
ern capitalist stated today that a con.
siderable amount oil borrowing q NOW
being done 10y shrnpmeu Throughout
The Territory. OF the loans made "a.
prosunh the gentleman says mat 90
least 10 per cent go IN pumInl outside
( tue oitys pglneigally sheep 0wuers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Tie Harris Block Binds.

The cases OF the men uu women
arrested in tho HatrI6 l'.g 90 an
carly hour yesterday morHi.g Dr. the
police, hlT boom continued uuil Ihuu.
dHy uuSt, at whiru tlmu enc hearing lH
tct down Go commence before Justice
smith. AiuIt rituon Wa.r auI female
offenders were gathered boo b. the
police under the detection 0i Sergeant
Wilson. The women 600 charged
with PROSTITUTION anu tau mru with
tcsofUng 20 the place i9s unlawful
lufUufrH,
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sboi NJ thc FO0Iplds.

a couple OF foo,pai5 attempted lasi
night to hold up a yuuns man whose
name Ia given 10 Haa'lsr.ye' at the
corner OF Filth South aud State Streets
I, lie claimed tha. one OF tho h7ll'up'
presented One revolver u"l NuAt ~,
other drew two siInila' WenplhH, uu'
tuat they both took 60 tue'f h,ol' W '.,'i,
their would.bo victim auuWcl lEnI NY
Iischarging bis own weapon Oh 'H'u''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

who wore % crippled Financially by
last seasonal depression 'lH' Nug are
compelled % borrow o. continue lHiH
season. Men who hetctuilu U7vC hru
considered wealthy, nnd Yves. nhiu OBJ
carry their business with It contract.
ing douis. are now engaged heavily iu
the borrowing line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

propfiation list passed ut the last meet.
Ing of tue city fathers, aud which ne
has been holding 90 long. lie said the
Mayor was anxious 10 do as little vet,
WORK nB possible aud that 20 was hi.
Intention O. get along with the council.
on oil questions 10 possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Licensed 10 Marry.

The county clerk this day .'iu'1
marriage licenses to Duncan Melnns''
65, and Mira Emma HerIicar 3D. DON
4 this city; to Per Gm,ave Johnson
30, OF Murray, ana Carrie L''sJHI 90
u Big Cottonwood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Mrs. McEwau lmpro,ipr.

The welcome tdings uame from the
bedside OF Mr.. Henry T. McEwan
this afternoon that suu was much
better anu that Tue prospects were now
that she would recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Thlnks ne Mn Sirn N.

one Of tho city councilmon was
'''fon'iole for the statement today
la' Mayor Baskin would sign the up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
A Bn.Y Meek.

Business in tho police court today
has been extremely lively, and from
present indications O, promises - be u
busy Wlua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Tho grand jury OF tho Third district,
court have ttcu Iu tusIi0n today, ui,uf
o long respite from duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

AdI.o ~ o. TrCWlyil ri OBJ tU Aaron
hrTUrrvt HI. Doe t. I.uUa 0. Il.t
a, south Main street, l4 IIuuua.ss 80 CI
Au1iH a., D. lrrUIUIH vI .L tu a.
iHhur, I1iH Doc block d. pile a,
ruuu Main street Hl|I.IHu.s..as 90 90
AliUuluA ilyII Ny t.uHtrU fu MHfrrt
l.. lUItfs Dot. 900 H.HUh N. htUaurIu
plat Do, hIs tiU.I .uItDI ..a......s ll.l lJ
Mountain Zee NuI Cold rt.fH"r come
uHuU fH uUHUHu HTUI.. Uf al.. dots
bon HII.sH, uy..a.fU p.st o., DDS
fitlI H4Itgf.ssasssss sssttsfs.. 600 90
William u.Duft tl hCuta bU.Cu,
Iart Hf .Duuuu DO tWIHUIF
HHutN IIHuH d WHHE.ssssssssa..... fIJ 90
leo Holland hy U.Ht.UmUut. tH Ifti
rt lllIll part Iutr, bloch Ult u.at
DO NIth .t...r.ssssf sfsass.sastHtasrf o co
IE"f Hs IAIrI o. Rosa lIu|IHI..t
UHrt lHt a. uIHUs 90, Ilat b. ...E.s 40 90
"u.Hu a. HhruarI 10 M UT muHaH. i1
IuHyIi D., iuHrUamt pace IuI e.,
N|H"t 10. UIu' 80 U....srss.....s a,ltl %
LNUu IHIuU Workman fl Charles
John Miller uaItlHt H, hura. H,
Ia. a. uiy .,....s,, .,,s,ss,sssss 90
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Adjourned nj $780,

ThcLsglslatufc adloulny4a. a5Jlbs
alLelnuln LLne dc.
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Now York Silver. a.Isi ltaI, go
Llu4oa-5IlvUr. -5...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
ATENCTON

Pongo en- venta la medalla ds'pro q. la Sociedad
de socorros mutuos "Los Amigos del Bien Pa.
blico" acaba de adjudcar en- el dltimo certamen
del Ateneo, que Sc CONSTRUCTION mi taller de
platerfa, Gale de San Jose ndmero %.
Habieudo venido veuderseme ese premio
Y oyendo ciertas dudas sobre la pureza del metal
de que Sc forms, me determine comprarlo para
desvirtuar esas maedicenclas, pues siendo como
soy Ell constructor de la obra, que me eon6aron
81 doctor don Jose G. Barbosa 81 senior don
Miguel hellas, estoy en- el case de ofrecer todas
las garantfas que Sc requieran para probar la es-
con que cumph mi compromise
La medalla pesa A pesos de orc de Ley. El
que desee conservar ese objeto commemorative,
por honor del Centenario del Ateneo, puede
pasarse por este establecimiento.
Puerto-Rieo % de Abril de 1894.
6-s JULIAN ARROLLO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
BlD1IoFno4 DE- Ola 0oRansrosDnaorA DE- Pro. RICO" lel

Hector tsnfa harto probsda su reputation; habiase
batidO dez veces 10 menos sempre haba admirado su
serenidad.
I'm dia, en- que habis matado adversario % dur.
milo muy tranquio por la noche su vaor rayaba en- tea
ridad sin embargo no tiraba
Be que hay dos eases de valor el uno faso que re.
luce de eos como 81 manto de enteueas del payaso PEI
ro que necesta luz la excitac6n De Ia ucha Ia ncer
dumbrs del 6xto, 81 pdbco que aplaude sbs 81 otro
Ell que verdsdero e que obedece la cOncienca
la passion, e que prsocupa del 6xto, e valor del
hombre que hsbendo medido friamente el peigro dee
10 hare y 10 hace.
Habian pasado dos minutes despues de les doce
Hector seguia con su pistoa en- la mano.
--lTendrG miedo2-dijo
LIE tenfa en- efecto SO 10 guerra confesar; dei6
pistoa sobre Ia mesa volv6 senarse Ia Chimenes
como todos miembros temblarsn Sc diio:
-Eato es nervioso pasara
Sc tomo de tempo hasta Ia
Hacfa esfuerzos inaudtos para probarse s necesdad
del suicide 1Que serfa de 81 81 vivfa2 JC6mo vvra?
Tendrfa que resignarse trsbaar. Ademas tpodria ami
marse reaparecer cuando por boca de queda habfa
snuncado uicdio todo PARISH Qu6 slba 81 sparecal
Tuvo un momento de Juror que el tradujopor heros-
Sc anz6 sobre las pistoas pero e fro del acero,
apoyado sien le extremeco de tai modo que esuvo
punto de desmayarse sot6 Ia pstola que cyo sobre e
lecho
mo puedol-dijo-lno pueSol
E door ffseo que tenla que sufrr le causaba horror
todo au ser extremeca Ia idea de aquela bala qua
ba rasgar pe agujerear carne triturar hue
Sou ( haceile cser ensaugrentsdo mutilado.
Ysiempre, de media en- media hora, 70 iba distaudE
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En- Ia pr6xima nGaceta'' sc anunciarS

En- Ia pr61ima aGaceta' SO anunciar6 Ia ST.
guiente relaci6n dc destinos vacantes: guardias
municipales: en- Utuado l, en- Caguas 2, en- Ysu-
co g. en- Manati |, en- Fajardo 2 y un celador del
dep6sito municipal del mismo pueblo,-Maya-
giez, un sobrestante de Obrss pdblicas, un csmi.
nero municipal ~ guardias municipales. Patti
las, Comandante del puesto de guardiss municipa,
les -Guayama, un guardia municipal y IN llave.
ro de la carcel.-Luquillo, un escrbiente de Ia
slcaldia, vigilante de consumes y un ordensnza
de telegrafos, -Comunicaciones, un csrtero on IL
Playa desMayagaez, Capital, practicapte en- la
carcel y dos escribientes Sos. en- Ia Diputaci6n
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segdn informes pres ntados por Ia Camara

segdn informes presfntados por Ia Camara
de Concrete de Ia Habana 10 Intendencia Ge-
neral de Hacienda de Ia isla, 10 cantdad de mo-
nedas de plata espaHola acuhadas con anteriori.
dad 4 la Icy de 1868 que circular en- los mercO-
dos de aquel pats, sgujereadas, borrosas faltss
de peso, puede estma,se on quo no baiara dc un
million de pesos. La citada Chmara al emitir el
inforrne llama Ia atenci6n de la Inteudencia res
pecto de que desde hace slgun tempo SO estsn
importando en- Cuba monedas scuiiadas para el
uso especial de Filipinas, las cuales son admitidas
por todo su valor representative perjudicando el
actual conficto monetario que viene sufrieDdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
Hemos recibido hoy Ia siguiente cart

Hemos recibdo hoy 10 siguiente Carta del
amigo que Ia suscribe ST. Director dc La Co
RRKsPoNDENorA Muy distinguido amigo: Greo
que ha sido " NAL informado respecto la com.
pra d.. "El Diario de Puerto Rico" Lo que hay
de cieito es mi prop6sito de fundar uu peri6dico
cuyas condolences oportunamente pubicare
Ruego v. serva rectifcar la noticia, favor
por el cual le quedar agradecido su affmo.
ALVAREZ PEREZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
El emblema del poder.

Los peri6dicos ingeses cuentsn, con cierto
orgal'o patri6tioe, Que On Londres SO estG fabri.
cando Ia sombrilla mas grsnde del mundo Este
gigantesco artefacto tiene Is pies de alturs pue
de seryir para resguardsr ula docena de perso.
mas Esta sombrilla estS destinada un monar.
ca de Africay smboliza la majestad real. Quien
Sc 10 hsbia deaigurarl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
4 LOS HACENDADOs

Sc venden cinco eyaporadoras sBUCHANANs con
trasmsiones tuberas, bomba de cobre ga todo com
peto una maquina de ochO caballos de fuerza para
dar movimento las eyaporadoras. Pueden verse ira
baiar en- la hacienda tCarmen0 de Vegaalta
Sc vende un trapiche horizontal con'mazas de Gin
co pies ingleses de largo 28 pulgadas de dametro,
y conducto de cafas, eFLETCHERs-Un engranaie
doble para ell molino.-Una rueda hidrauica toda de
hierro, de construction moderna de gran potencia
capaz para dar moyimiento al citado trapiche-Pue.
den verse en- Ia hacienda sMonserrate2 de Vega-baia
Para precios infoFmes drigirse
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