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ATINE snIP.
activity On tho maine to rlt usr 10,
triai.

Iriai.
NEW York, Oct. . The battloship
Maine continues 20 DO tho scene VI
much acliviy. All 10 siblu speed Ia
briug made 10 III ner Tor tue punIing
tilicial thai, anu though the alterations
anu adjustments iluHd necessary Aiuru
tue iuitai Appearance Of tue Maine IN
water were u iling, sOme days At least
mus elaIse b1iOfe sue will again gO TO
sea.
"Ihe vessel, "said Commander Bun.
co, sis sliil Ia tho habus VI tue con.
tfautors. rhofo h really very little to
be done. We know absolutely nothing
about the details anu the whole matter
rctts with tue contractors. Ga the trip
OF lew days ago nothing o account
was recorded regarding her speed. IL
was purely what might be termed an
engine exercise anu tue newspaper re-
turns must bo regarded Tor what they
Afo worth"
Continuing, Commander Bunci said,
with evident iuttTes., sour American
onicial lrials afu much more severe
tnan those teioiied TO In Eugland,
lhete tho test ground ~ measured
mile. Now with Us go Tor n four
houfP tpin 10 show a horse rover OF
5000, anu | reo0lleot whom | was on the
Atlanta We had six different trials be.
fore che passed Into the hands OF the
American government
hoierflnh ~ tie steering capabilities
Of INC Maine, Captain Bunco iaia: "ro
took aI tho Maine, one would lnink
sue was n big lubbuTly, unwieluing
thing. She Il nothing OF the sort. She
answered the slightest action Of her
hem anu oOmeH 10 hand quicker than
any ship | have ever been On.0
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NEW Y0ml, oct 2,-Ihc mirket
was irregular " tue opunl E, Granger
aud Other inactive railway shares
being ifactionally higher aud iudut.
trials a shade lower. Sugar was sold
heavily, d decline o q cent 10 90
helng ftcoriud. A'ttf THE carly DE-.
cline the market began 10 improve.
Sugar falliei
Sugar brok, per cent, reclvofod
dtcl noe aud al noon hnd otly d l-
iou 4. Sugar preferred, dUgAnrl
Tie muit,t was very strOug at uOOu,
txceltfular.
a 'ter i;i5 sursr came Into good De.
mand anu ro,u but during the last
half hour sold t. 8 the lowest price
VI the Gay. Preferred IL down
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ms Gamma ESDED.
a once Noted Politician Di,s Ia All.
iect Poverty.

49,
CHICAGO, H., Oct. 2.-Col. j. David
Met lure, once wealthy anu refined
SouthrTnef and u politician OF some
note, was found dead last night on a
difty cot In the basement o. n nvs.cent
lodging house Ia Custom Houtu
Place.
Col. Mcclure, Rs he was known, was
born nj Madison, Ind, tity years ago.
His father, DR.. Mcclure, was gono vi
the most respected citizens OF the place
anu gave TO hls sou Au excellent cduca-
ton. When he arrived at mauhOOI
he went 10 Louisville, Ky, where he
married, his wiie's family being Of the
Oluo blood OF Kentucky. Ga tue bfrak-
ing out Of tue war hc returned 10
Madison aud ealistoi tor tho Union la
regiment from that place as private,
served Vii though the war anu 20.
turned home W ia the rank NJ captain.
lilo again went T. Louisville aud shnIi-
~ after Inherited an estate worth $780,
900. His trends were legion, his
enemies none. lie soon began 10 40
down hill, aud by the time hi. fortune
mad been HquAndcted his wife per.
suadud him 10 Start lie anew aud 10
give up his old habiit; when Grover
Cleveland was inaugurated President
the frsl time Col. Mcclure was given
a position under the Internal revenue
collector ut Louisyille. THIS position
he Lost with tho change Of administra.
Ton IN 1855 aud then came to Chicago
anu for a ume pgOspsfsi. but die.
enlargement attending lUss OF income
anu employment lHd him 10 resort 10
his former habits, nud step by ,tep no
went downward until tho ond came In
a miserable hovel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SAINTS AND SINNERS opens tomor.
row nigui. The sale for the four nights
aud the Saturday matinee has been
going on all day At the box office. For
tho matinee the TheA,er will make a
new departure In prices, charging
only % aud so cents, without any extra
tart conducts the last rehearsal OF tho
Homo Club tonight
NED R0YLE's Friends IL due here
bext week. Ills ADVANCE representa-.
live, Mr.. Myers, Is now In town attrnua
lug to the advertising.
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NEW hAvEN, OCT. 2.-lieiufns from
one huuufud towns In Connect cut
nhuwh uulfecendciei gains Tor the Re.
lublicluu IN tie town elections yobiof-
Jay. Towns tnat have not elected Re-
publican officers 10 years went Neput.
llcan by n Thousand mJ ifiiy. Iu
waterbury The a T.. a. mov,muui
aroused Tue Catholic. VINO cluctoI the
entire school board, Catholics. iu New
bfitAiu the nO-iiCense vote one year
ago N ftvcuei. Tue llquor quest IA
has been under constant Discussion
during tue year. l. almost all oi thu
lOwnB tue a. r.. a. met with defeat.
Merideu, N1fwiun, Aiiddletl wn am
Nov MlIiorI, Domocfa 10 for yoars,
were captured by the Republicans,
New l. ndou elected Democratic
nisyof, dispIacins tue Rui ull eau.
Tue Republicans, however captured
all the other on e..
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UHAT AN OFFICER SAW.
The Desks SlrtSl With Fragments
oI HumlU Bodies.
SAILORS DnrScuFD IN BLOOD.
thr SIGHTS seen Enough 60 wake
tiuEs IersWsaE such cruel ton.
nicis Forever.

t.oSDoN, Oct. "A British naval
Ulcer at,ached TO the Chinese naval
quadron engaged IN tho fight OIL tue
u4ousn VI the Ialu river, has written n
letter 10 The GyaIhio, In which he say (:
"On hosTd tbs wArship Chen Yutu
the fighting was awful. The dochs
and the space around the guns were
Itrcwn with human fragments. Three
Of i've men working on a ilut.ton sun
were blown up by n shell from the
japanese wRrship Naniwa. The
fourth gunner was sho! while tying
10 oscRpe from tho turtti, anu the
nth stuck TO his post. This man
nsd three rounds n, the Naniwa, one
shell entering the engine room Of the
Jspaneie ship AMI another crashing her
fore BRUCE. The Nauiwa then hauled
OIL. The Chinese admiral rewarded
tho surviving gunner with a present
Of 1000 tacls.
A shot glanced from the steel deck
Of tue Chen Yucu and vent through
her tower, shatIering everything there.
IT,. A lieutenant Ia the act OF speak
lug through tube leading ~ the
engine room was blown into ATONE
End his head was lett hanging TO the
tptakiug pipea
Huge fragments VI amor was car.
flrd on board by the shot, crushing n
large number Of sailors 10 a thapeltss
mass. a European engineer cropping
ABOUT Ia the vndoAyof 10 repair the
steam Pipe was uTUnchtd from head to
foot with the blooI OF an assistant who
was uiremboweled by n shot from the
pnrmy's ship.
The writer expresses the opinion
thst n the EurDpesn rulers could have
tlon tho lccks OF Ia. Chez Nuon they
would have furuworn war forever.
AHTTIOREfoN FEELfsu iNoKEAATSG.
RnAN0nAI, OeL2-Ths anti.foreigu
feeling ~ Pekin IL increasing hourly
aud ihe authorities md II difficult 10
repTrus outbreaks OF tho Chiucse pop.
ulation. The leading Chinete toptc.
rvntalives nj Pekln fear that n tue
japanese march upon Pea n the CAPT.
tai Will bo captured, ~ the Chinese
soldiers gathered 10 defend II nre dis.
satisfied anu unreliable, IL IL reported
that Li Hung Chang hiss received
orders not to proceed TO Cofua.
MOVEMENTS OF IHE JArANEsX.
TiEN Tsis, Oct. Lit 10 officially
announced that 1900 Japancsu troops
have arrived close to PAssiut Hay near
he Russian frontier Previous 10 this
Announcement II was reported hers
ihut n Japnueso iieet had been sighted
September .Otn, ten miles rom shan
Ai kwan, 200 miles from Pekiu.
Large bodies VI Chiutse troops haa
been drafted 10 That district tue last
low days, to prevent the japanese from
landing.
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CHICAGO, oct. .. - Robert fulee
Toombe died vt the smallpox hospital
last night. lie was associate editor Of
the Chicago World fhe decrased was
"A nephew OF Robert Toomosi tho
famous senator from Georgia. Al.
though possessed n large means, lie
nfeferfod an active life 10 that OF mere
landowutr. lie WAS possessed Of lne
literary abilities and was n frequent
contributor 10 the Eastern magazines.
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clothing was burning and he Tell
against The horsee aud they ran away.
Stewart was horribly msn led aud
burued. The other refsurs IN the
wagon ran anu jumped into the creek
and succeeded iu putting the hio oui,
nut not uutii several OF the party were
teilnuily burned. The eutire party
hni uosfly all their clothing burucd
from them. All were carried to o
email country VI 70 near by anu
physicians summoned, but ~ IL thought
!nht STE safi, Two VI hla children and
Mise 5ladu cannot live.
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Expensive nindIinE.

BRAZIL, Ind, Oct. Wesley
AiAmsIu, n wealthy farmer iesldin <
t~O miles west Ut hero, IL strictly or
posed To dupysiung money In tue
uanh-. some time siSro no placed u
TOLL Of greenbatks, aEgiegnting near.
~ 500 la the stove. HIS wIie, un.
awalc " the whereabouts Of the
money huilt n flre In tho stove last
night ani the gfeonbaoks served IN
kindlng.
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coNDuoIon. AmmE.rEp.
theS are Charged with Dishonesty
Toward theiF Imptoyerz.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 2.-High
Constable hirsOnuett, VI Montreal ,
has arrived Ia the city with a warrant
Tor tho arrest VI thtes passenger cun.
duat0f. on tho Grand Trunk railway.
Two are now Ia custody, Fred Tam.
blin ami g. a. DE FREE. Tue charge
10 that they allowed passengers 10 ride
without paying their iare Or having
paid their fare, appropriated II 60 their
own use. The Graud Iruuk Railway
appoAfs 10 have uueaTlhVu plot TO do.
Maud u. A fcw days ago two young
meu-Harfy wilkinson ami EIgAr
Ialiaiefo--sefe arrested In Montreal
on charge OF forging railway passes.
luis lud ~ tho arrest IA that city Ffi.
day Ot Conductors J1hn Muliigau anu
Juhu stone. Tho charge was altered
10 that Of duiraudIng the Company gu.
OF thu pueo vi tickets. Tho Aitssts
made Ia Toronto were a sequel ~ tueae
made Ia Montreal.
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nnI Ila. 40 Ys,Aee.nl.a.

NLw IOmJ Oct 2.-Srna,or Nm,
held a conferences today VITA George
u. Mcclellan, H.. l.. RiIgtway, Gun.
cfsl wye anu CLERK Drife1ti. Al the
close u the conference nm aud
Duirctst left the hotel iogutnsr. ~
tue reporters Hill sail; 81 must dc.
clue TO tny anything OF q political
AZURE" D'ifctst, however, remarked
that the "scnRtor has not yet accepted
the nomination.
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Sr. PAUL, o., 2.--lI Is understood
that tho Union Pacific sui Northern
Pacific are ABOUT 10 enter into a close
tram o arrangement either al Butte or
Garrison. Tnis will give the Northern
Pacific another feeder aud VIII give
the Union Pacific another linen tue
Northern Pacific coast and NAV TIA
strong competitor with tho Burlington,
which recently opened line 10 Bu.
hinge aud entered Into close tfatii @
atIangtInsnt with the Northern
Pacific.
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MAssu.oS, ONO, Oct 1.-Two pas.
sougrr ttniuu on the Cleveland,
Llrsmle ami Wheeling road collidsi
at HI. Paui's station today. Several
Passengers were painfully but not seti.
uusiy injured. Among the Injured
Afti
Mrs. Kate MeKelvey, OF Uhriohs.
willie Olln; Miss Maban, sister Of Rev.
Father MAhan, this city; William
Ellis, a. u. Hade, Row. J. ID. Lee, OF
ROSCOE, OHIO; J. a. Adams, Mrs. J.
ID. Miller.
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FAYAL, Oct 2.-rho Brltish ship
Alusdalr, Captain Owens, which sailed
from Tacoma, WASH, Nay 10, Tor
Queenstown, has put Into this port fos
medical assistance. The Ainsdalu en-.
couulefed heavy gales on the voyage,
during which n seaman nAmeI rhos.
ID, Reekson was bndly injured, and
6laseon Fnom,On, Freinton anu Ken.
Jail washed overheard Rnd drowned.
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FArAL AOuIDrNE
4 Iuniing Party Comes 10 Grief
through nn Explosion.

PERRY, o. r., Oct. Am accident
occurred last nj. nj ten or iiiteen miles
iurth OF here by which one man will
loo his life anu probably several
nihefs will die. Mr. ana Mfs. l.. e..
3 ade aud their daughter anu Ait. anu
l4rr. Thos. stewart ana their four
children started on hunt for plOyer
anu ~ thoy were croteing u fork OF
Black Bear creek large package Of
powder lgniiud anu the clothing Of
every petton In the wagon was sol on
IRE.
Mr.. Stewart, who was driving, was
blown out ~ tho wagon, ~ were also
hits. Slade aud hos daughter. STEWART
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JUMPED oVLaHOARD.
Attempt 10 Commit Suicide by q
Steamboat ph srnEer.I

Attctnpt 10 Nouiiiiit Nhtctuo b1
Steamboat Pn senErr.l
SAN FRANCIso), CoL2.-M. Tortola,
a passenger on the steamer Acapulco,
which LEFT for southern ports few
jays ago, attempted suicide at sea by
Jumping overheard VITA his wife In
nls Rrma. ioT,ola was coauhman for
General Barrillls when the latter was
president OF Gdatrmslh, und when
Barfllo- was deposed rorlola Lost his
reason. Ha WIS sent here fot treatment
anu was returning TO Guatsmaia with
his wife, apparently cured. BOO after
leaving San Francisco, however, hu
again became insane and on the sew
enth day out graspei MS vic IN his
arms aud jumped overheard. A boat
was promptly wrtod from the steam
OF I'd soou thu couple were ON board
again not much tho worse for their
plunge.
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CHICAGO, Oo,. 2.-Professor David
Swing, ths noted divine, who has
been NJ two weeks, sin critical con.
dillon. lie IL suffering from stomach
disorder. Last night the disease
affected his BRAIN, Siuce then no has
been unconscious, anu all efforts to
arouse him were uuayailing.
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Di.apptArnucc OF a drummer.

SAN Francisco, Osi. g.-F. T..
Yale, drummer Tor the cloak house
II Gusiayo Blum, 90 Walker street,
New York, disappeared from The
Baldwin MOTEL ~ this city two months
ago and nothing has since been heard
from him. a month later u woman
called NJ the hotel, stating that she
was ialo's wife aud intlmatiug that he
mad been ~ long absent from her NJ TO
arouse hur alarm. sho repeated het
Inquiries on successive days aud the
hotel manager, becoming suspicious,
tolegfap ned to tho Blum firm In New
York. The reply was guarantee OF
tue hotel bill anu a request that tue
trunks be returned 10 New York.
While his baggage wa, al tuo hotel,
Yalrdld not sleep there. His mail nj the
p0sluiiiue In uncAlled Tor. Ills desrr'
ton OF his nrm aud irlenus In con.
sldtred singular, iuasmuoh IA he WAS
sten on tue streets after the Geographic
communication with his mplOyefa.
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land Once.

The following hlinGs we're made /.
the local land ofilce under date Of Oct.
2nd:
Francis Brown,of Sugar House ward,
Salt Lake county, homestead entry Of
tho southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter. the northeast quarter u Tho
southwest quarter. and the nortbw &
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF sees
ZION IL, township 0 south, range z sasI.
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mn rowEn on ms WIN.

PAwNEE. Neb., Oct. IA cyclone
struck ,no house o John NosIn, a,veu
miles south Of here, At o o'clucs last
nighL The miniiy Of teVul parsons
Wore blown into an adioininE nel1. A
girl nine yeafs Old bad a slick driven
thr ugh her skull and caunot live, Five
others were severely Injured.
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NOtes.

Ogden In a few days viii have
another evening newspaper. 1t viii u
Demoofauo and under me manage.
ment Of Or. Phlllips.
Il. NJ. Wheeling, detective en.
pluyed by thu Union Pacific, was
bound over 10 await the action Ot tue
giand jury In q Doui Of $500 by Com
missioner Gideon. The oaargs ID assault
with a tcsaly weapon.
A license 10 marry has been Issued
10 Michael q. smith, 81, aud Mise
M .nsn Harker, 49, both OF Salt Lake
Guy. Bishop Stevens performed the
marriage osfomony.
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PunNIx, Aria, oct. 2.-rho train
robbefs were ovetlaken about elrhteen
m,lrs east OF Phmnlx by shorllia. A
ggbt ensued In which ono robber was
Atally wounded anu another was cap
tured. Tue third ESCAPED.
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Republicans VIII RatiE.

The Republicans OF the Founh pre-.
olnoi will hold a ratification meeting
at tho Burlington sohoOlhouae ON A..
street ON Ntd1esIay evening, 5eptem.
n.r oh. Such speakers as Judge
Goodwin, Hebor M, Wells and James
SHARP viii address thOfe present, sud
the Republican Cleo club viii DO ia
Attendance.
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DECISION nEvERsED.
A Corporation May pie. but tho Fran.
chise ncmnins.

CGNoINNArI, Oct. .. The U. 4.
court o appeals today reversed the de.
Clsi1n OF the circuit court In the case
ui the cry OF Detroit az inst the Gu.
zsns' Street railway, holdinglthAt the
street railway franchises Tor thirty
years was lrrsvouable, notwithstand.
ing tho expiration of the corporate
liio OF the company nj the emu VI four
teen years.
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TrToN, lows, OCT. Sat tho county
audience assembled 10 listen 10 II. n.
Senator Allison. l.. d., Brotherliu,
president, who Introduced tue speaker,
said lows would DO proud TO follow
him M Presidential candidate two
ysArs hence. The senator responded
happily.
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MovElIENrs oF lIm IArANEsN.
coRBErr nTILL REFUSES.
o'Donnoii. IIs NAYS. L. Good Enough
For fitE.

HAvEMuLL, Mass, Oct. flames
J. CofDeit cannot be induced TO waive
bis position regarding the puRlli-lic
championship. Hu said today: ~
am dlsRusted with this whole business,
but / propose ~ hold to my decision
not u meet FilLsimm0ns until sitter he
has fought O'Donneli anu demonstrate
ed his ability 10 spar IN my class"
When asked what he thought Of the
ulumatum Issued by the Olympia
club he said; "rhat concern IL trying
10 work INC, but cannot do II. | viii
not be bulliuzud. O'DonLell IL good
enough TOT Fhz-immuns."
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OMAHA, oct Missouri river roads
toIay announced that hu,F OCT der
sjtn all irrirht rates TO r. f,lnud nud
oJacrnt points viii tc auVRuvcd from
Ito - pr cent This l. a disrIiminn.
ton IN favor N San San Fanclsco
though the object u mystery.
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Lnborfr. Wu., s,nud ihr loss.

aSr. LOUIS O'. "A reduction Of
wages Ia ,hu rolling department OF the
tiu late Works uf tue ~. Louis stamp.
Tug company 10 announced. ThomAs
Ncidtlngiaua taid: "Undur tho Mc.
Niuicy biil the duty all .fdcd " PFC.
lection on tin plate tttimaled nj 70 per
crnt. Toe NiIs1n bill Affords pi0tuc.
ton Of only 20 per cent?
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LONDON, oct. IA dispatch from
Hamburg says DR.. Ore,el, Of tho
Hygisnlc Institute " that city has
died OF Asintic cholera. resulting from
exposure with infected water taken
from The river Visa.
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WICHITA, kgs., Oct. I'm the tor.
nado wniun played leap frog through
the northern part Of the city last night
buildings OF all kinds were demolished.
twisted out OF shape and removed from
tue Ioundstions,y el the occupants were
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FoRT WORM, Tex, Oct. 2,-In the
county Jail, Martin Irons, whose nams
was made famous by the conspicuous
part he took ia the great railroad strike
Ia 1886, Ia n Prisoner, CHARGED with
havi y attempted 10 assault tue 7-yeaT-
old Rosalea Estrada. Tho ohild'a
mother ID complainant.
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moi harmed except bruises snl scratch.
q, aud not Jingle fatally isfcp ried.
Ffom mere tho twister lliird aui die
appeared roftbwesi. From what can
be learned from surrounding towns The
tornado eeoms 70 have Uecn @ nnu0j
- Wichita.
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'iaIn vIln nsmb.r, sen,.neea.

ROME, O't 1.-The trials OF the
mUmbet' Of the MalA Vita society ut
Lucrea, near Foggio, was ln0sued to-
day. Fourteen Of the accused were
acquitirl and SiHty-eight srutercod To
impfls 1nmunt varying from i've 10 ton
yeats.
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CiNCfNEAIi, Oct. 9.--rrm0cfhta NJ
the fiis, district today Nominated II.
y. Fecs Tor Congress; Second district
NJ. W. Oliver.
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The Nineteenth ward Mutual Ion.
provement Association M ets TO begin
n, wiuirt's work tots (fuesuayl even.
Jug At 1880 O'Clock. ID. j. NJ. Tanner
viii give lecture, and the musical
plumbers include solos by LiEzle
rhomss Edwards and Ethel PIKE, aud
q duet by Master Charlie Pike anC
Fanny Fstnss,
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DAMAGE % NY RAIN.
Many business Houses Flooded and
lhn Noohs ApnIIen.

PERRY, o. r., Oct. 2,-In a severe
rainsIorm last night many business
houses were Hooded. Here and at Me-
Kinney, tcn miles north, muoh dam
age was done 10 goods IN the stores.
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Hon. George q Cannon, Hon. r. ID.
Richards, Hon. AbrRm Hatch, aud
Otherf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-28
PASQUIN

No sc trata de ningun libelo infama
to,io. sino de la semblapza en- quo FL
Naeion ! de Madrid obsequia al minis
tro de Marina.
Dice asi:
No serA Pasquin el mioistro que lo
haga mtj,r que los actuales. pero en
cambio Sc le puedc colocar entire los
de trato mss agradahlc
Ha nacido mas ala de Despehaperso,
y es de los apdaluces que han salido
con buena sombra. hasta el punto dc
que en- los Consoles lie Minister'S es e
encargado de amrnizar el acto, y en- al
guno dc clos ha logrado, cosa que pa
rece incredible, tratandose de hombre
tau scrio, que el pfopio Gamaxo lanza'
ra una souora carcaj ajada.
| Sin duda, por este constante bner
humor, y apesar de que por 81 edad
esta prosimo A pasar a la reserva, ~
cree e representante geHuino del ele
meuto jbven de la Armada, ottenicndo
Ia cartsra por tai concspto
Pasqu!n no es sdcionado al aqua, y
no 10 NIGGA. ....
E,to no hace que su carrcra sea me
nos brillante que la dc otros marinos
pues CAST siempre hl cstado destinadc
en- estab'ecirnientos cicnti6cos, 10 cual
dcho sea en honor de la, unprecedented
| Ie sboua cor'o hombre de ilustracion y
estudio
Como M se haba metido nunca er
politica jAmas pfesumi6 dc orador. as
que Ia primer vez en- que Sc vi6 obliga
do a di'igr la palabra las Camara!
paso la pena n.gra, pero luego TOM
terra, 4 pcsar de ser honbre de mar, J
va usa de la palabra en- el Congreso
en- e' Senado como si estuviera en- 81
miama casa.
Fl esIi-itu retozda de la critica lige
ia lie sehala varios defectos en- su orato
ria, entire ellos el bueno jeh' que intcrca
la en- todos los parraios de sus oracio
mes, NADIA coFtas por cierto.
Fl hueno de, ministro es una verda
hera calamidad h bIaudo, pero en- cam
bio ticnen upa naturs'idad sus discur.
SOS, que por ella SC lie pueden perdonar
maxine cusndo tl no t;ene pretenso
mes de Cic~r6n'
Por nuestra partr, entire una parrafa
da suya y otra pl5gada de las ,ebalo l.
iodss c6sn.tcas &c don Amos, nos con
dena,iamos voluntar amcntc & orato'is
peri alna dc Pasquin,