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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
La Denocracia

El pobre ha muerto esta a las cuatro, y
la sonora del principal meiha dado con
que amortsjarle. 4
Como el desdichado no conocia ma
die, nj tenia parientes nj amigos que lie
velaran, he encendido una vela al lado
de su cana. Y puesto que va estan en-
casa todos los inqui|inos, voy a subr 4
REAR ell rosario junto al cadaver del po-
bre snciano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

cas- frases la historic immortal de uu & an pue.
bio como las de un hombre superior, trasado
por una correcta puma puertorriqueh. vie1e
ser asi como el abrazo del crepusculo con la
sonrsa Dc la aurora, vieue ser All como el
abrazo fraternol de dos pnebos que juntos
llorau y que go iGont6can en aspirac'ones,
deales y sentmientos Aceptad pues, como
humde cudadano de la naci6n francesa, la
expression de- mi gratitud fervients e testi
monio de la mas alta consideration de es
to s. $, 8,
Q B. M
Louis Dfl0s Amedee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

nueve meses, en- que padre hijo, con-
vencidos de 50 mitua desdicha, Sc EN-
peharon en- gigantesca lucha para ocul
tar 8 por 10 menos rctardar'a una ma
Dire desventurads la sentencia dictada
por un destino implacable.
Un puhado de cenizas queda no mas
del que era aver honor de un hogar
honrado y esperanza de una terra faca
de caracteres. Dejad que veneremos
esas cenizas doblemente caras para el
que ausente de la TERRA querida no pu-
do cumplir el triste deber de escoltar-
las hasta el recinto en- que reposan, re
cogiendo en- su tltimo rescoldo de vida
algo de la chispa intellectual que las
amino.
Ese calor hemos debido echar de me-
nos los que con el nos confortamos al
comenzar nuestros eusayos periodisti-
COS. Las paginas del Puerto-Rico Alege
Sc impregnaron muchas veces con ell
perfume intellectual del hermano del
alma, velado siempre por el incognito,
de que gustaba ampararse para recoger
la nota impartial de la opinion, cohibids
casi siempre en- nuestro pals por el
!. convencionalismo.
Asi tras el inc6gnito qued6 sofocado
en- el Ateneo su poema Amor, juzgado
brillantemente por Elzaburu sin sospe.
char de quien procedfa; asi auxilio a
Mariana Abril en- la redaccion de La
LiYteyna, no pensando nadie en- eonce-
der participation en- aquellas causticas
notas Al muchacho reservado y tacitur-
no que solo en- los libros parecia encon
trar ambiente apto para revolotear su
Imagination.
Laborioso inteligente, delicado y
bondaso, sumiso y modesto, no lie libra
ron sus virtudes de la pomona letal de
las pasiones humans.
Y su temperamento sensible no esta
ba hecho para soportar insensiblemente
ese genero de adversidad.
lie mataron los Iibros, ha dicho al.
guien, creyendo decir algo. ESQ no e:
exacto. lie mat6 el ananke que lie en-
volvio en- la cuna y Sc cernio siemprt
sobre su hermosa cabe<a, rubia como !;
de Apollo, voluminosa como la de Hugo
inclinada al suelo conn la de un sonia
dor.
Acaso la muerte que acusanios d'
traidsra, fue con el benevcla, arrebatan-
dolo la adversidad.
Acaso los versos escritos por el en- ST
poema An,oy, y que han servido de cpl
tafo su tumba, encierran una verdad.
Il va soy feliz ! va vivo satisfecho
sin que desgarre el pecho
de Ia inanoteneia la implacable duda.
va de vivir tran4uilo encontre modo
10 di al olvdo todo, So
y de ensuefios mi mente esta desnuda.
Tamhien 10 esta la nuestra, pero n
del recuerdo imperecedero de su ca i'd
que nos arranca del pecho esta queja
nos lleva inprimir sobre la piedra d
su tumba un beso fraternal.
l-- MARIO BRAU.
, tx On l. 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

PtlaOrasde clormode.or compaestes
para la euraciop de la dipsomania 8
ALooHoLIsMo y contra el habito de
la MoRTINA de venta en- la
FARMACIA GADEA--Atocha Ioa
I'M vs. Ponce, JUNO sIfSo4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
A LA MUERTE

81 has de venir al fla, ven cuando quierAa
no traidora, lfvida, callada;
ven, como 81 mujer enamorada
De mi smoroso afaa c6mplce fueras.
Otros de tus vsones y quimerss
huyan la acometida 8 la emboscada,
to llamen Goa vos desesperada
para que pronto sin pisdad los hieras
Yo que nj jazgo bien sl bien presente,
llevo el coraz5n hecho pedszos
bajo en- psz de la vida Ia pendlente
espero 60 dos gus, al desatar aus lAzos,
til, carnosa, besarss mi frente,
y 70, feliz, me dormire en- tus brazos.
Manuel del pQlacio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

. La Vega, L. de Julio de 1894.
Senior don Luis Munoz Rivera-Ponce
Distinguido seflor mio: Su brillante articulo
que bsjo el rubro Sadi Carnot publico su illus
trado diario LA DEMooRAoIA, merece sinceros
placemes, yo, frances de alma cuerpo y
adorador id6latra ferviente de esa gran pa
tria. enmudecer en- estos luctuosos instantes
seria para mi un enorme delito
E.e arttcuo, donde SO coAdensan en grs6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
REcoRTES r

Jamas ell hombre verdaderamente digno AZ !. I
be sacrifcar Ia altivez por grande valiosc quS
yea 81 nteres que ponga en- peligro esa bsIlA
cualidad.
iInfeliz del hombre que arrebatado por uIl
ciega passion, tolsra las inconsecuencias I61s q
desdenes de la mujer que adora! "A Nh
Entire los auit,ales salvaies, el peor De todos
es 9! tirano; entire loo domesticos, oil adulador.
No sieulprs la risa es siatoma de slsgsia II:
.,,sutas Seces ueve cor A sol fusra N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
Venta de una casa

En- la Gale de Wives, ndmero IA
Es bastante espaciosa tiene un solar de 2
vsras de frente con treinta de fondo.
Informes en- esta redacci6o. S-lb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
MANIFESTACIONES

Ssbana del Pamar, JUNO 8.
Director DEMooRAoIA- Ponce
Como frances sgradezco las sentidas frases
que contiene su articulo Sad Carnot y euvo
un fuelte abrazo.-Juan S Marty
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
ALCOHOLADO
TORREGROSA
!, Ell TESORO DEL TOCADOR!

Premiado con medalla de oro en- la Exposi-
ci6n de Chicago, en- competencia con mas de
treipta classes de Alcoholado de diferentes au.
torres.
Quien pruebe ell
ALCOHOLADO
TORREGROSA
no vuelve usar otro. Es I'm aqua tan rica en-
fragancia que no debe faltar en- el tocador de
ninguna dana.
No hay jsqueca que SO resista al tratamien-
to t6pico de este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04
A UNA sENoRA QUE aANrA MrY BEN.

No hay, sonora, un poeta s
seguramente, a
que de su voz no Olga s.
10 que ss corrsnte;
que es caudsl de armonias,
arpa del cielo,
grata como 81 murmullo
del arroyueo 2ssi
como 81 ce6ro blau 10 Il.
mellA1a suave;
dusce COMO los ti4rW,s
cantos del ave;
brisa que amante besa III
l4gJ traaquilo..--
y otras cincuenta cosas
por el estilo ss
Dejsre 4 los poetas 4Hss Z
que SO desaten; Ss#I
yo no digo esas cosas
auH41s mo matsr III
One por que no las ligo
Sencillamente
porqa, debe leclrse
10 ~ siente.
yo crrN -nora,
con .iea ante
que nj ea','a q ,eroy,
III catti 81 vlent,. S 1'As
CoLce 10 a. oaen gra 10
qns ~ ,Je 81 ave. (. II
Per, 1 es 10 que lice ISs
n lie 10 sabe
Yo NJ go, senora,
qar Ii 81, erudito.
qua sepsn 10 ils dicen
los p,j .,itos
"iC,nte al como IN angel 2,
Ia cfsn.!eu cor asas
estup;dec.s
Los ang4es, stilaa, ssIs
como son cu,ta-, 4
no saben "a, c,5ts, 90
que v,la 'ciss.
Lo MAS IN. - psr.uiten X Il H;
slg mas las,
& letanias Il
Sc !" rep 81, &
los qls astsd y e,mparen III
uu angelic Va
- Il 4
Yo dise sin rodsos
II l:..ua.: & 2& SNsS$
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

Dicese qae on breve 80 fundara en- las Pie
dras un centric de instruction recreo.
Con este motive SO han reunido vsrios caba
IIeros dc sqnella locsdad para tratar'> del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

Eu uu coega capitaleho vemos que el sehot
Marin Varona vendra esta cudad con 81 cua-
lro de zarzuea ds3pues de dar algunas funcio.
nes en- Coamo Guayama. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

III l

Los criticos de arte.
-SHas vistado va la Exposition Dc pintosl
rasg
No: nj plenso visitarla. 4
--SPor ques
-Temo que al yer los cuadros pusda inaair
en- mis- jacios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

Dice un per6dco que la fortuna del papa Sc
rededores de iondres, yarias propiedadss en-
los barros pobres de Paris Y so millones dc pa
sos en- e banco de lugaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

.Wr rodo buen fumador re- couoce con solo
verlo entrar on La Liada CrioNt do don Luis
Ursuich, donds 40 elaboran los mejores taba
COS, SO venden los do las mas acred'tadas
marcas do la Habana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-04

lEg7 Cgarrcs de las mejores marcas de Ia
Habana les hay de ventn en- casa de don Luis
Jes ulch.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Saturday, Feb. ~.

The senate has confirmsd the nomi-
nation of A. A. Sunderhauf as regis
ter Of the Fargo land office.
O. NJ. Blair. an old and respected
citizen of Cavalier county. was frozen
to death fifteen miles north Of Lang
don during the blizzard.
Sam Blank of Grand FORKS has
been arrested. charged with ths burn
Ing Of Ephriam's store at Cavalier
last fall.
+ A test Of tie respective values Of
bituminous coal aud Ignite is hcinS
made in the Northern Pacific round.
house at Jamestown.
Doheny & Lyons Of Grand Forks,
propose to ship III artesian water BY the
car load. for the use of the residents of
that city.
The request of the agricultural col
lcge for fifty rifles for the militia COM
pany recently organized will be met
Immediately by the governor.
The enumeration Of the children Of
school age in the state is not yet COM
plete, eight counties belng vet to hear
from. but the census showss an In
crease Of 3.12s over last wear.
Fred Cotton Of Williamsrort has
been arrested aud bound over In $500
bonds for the seduction of Mary Dun
bar, q sixteen-year-old girl. The girl
says Cotton accomplished his purpose
under promise of marriage. Cotton
denies the charge. 1t y very sensa
tional case.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
s,nnllpox Cnses.

st. Paul, Feb. 27.-The city has two
well developed cases of small pox ut the
pest house. The patients are two rail-
road men from Chicago. Albert ]. New
ton, twenty-one years of age, and j. q.
Clark, thirty years old. They reached
st. Paul week ago last Saturday. and
for the past week have been living to-
gethcr Mt tho Union Park hotel in Union
Park. The men little guessed the nature
of their malaly until last Saturday. They
visited the health Office together and
asked to see the city physician. lnspec..
tor Henry G. Sinks, who has charge OF
all contagious diseases, was in the office
at the time the men called. A glance al
the visitors told him the men had the
small pox, but whether in an aggravated
form he did not know. The men were
examined by the city physician and or
dered taken to the pest house.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Saturday, Feb. -.

The Fargo board of health has issued
an order recommending that all persons
be vaccinated.
w. o. Marsh Of Mimic the young man
v no attempted to end his life with =
revolver is fast regaining his strength
and health.
Mrs. Charles Reiclie of jamestown,
fell from a hay loft while feeding
horses, and was SO injured that 1t ~
feared she will not recover.
Pulitzer, accused of horse stealing,
who escaped across the international
boundary line from the Northwest ter
ritory some time age, has been bound
over to the district court at Devils
Lake for trial on another charge.
NJ. Dealy, whose case in connection
with Turtle Mountain lands was taken
to the United States supreme court on
writ of error, allowed by Chief Justice
Fuller, mas received notice that his
case has been advanced and March II
set for the hearing.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Brokers swiudled.

Kansas City, Feb. 27.-J. d. Richland,
Who came to Kansas City few weeks
ago and opened grain commission brok-
eragc Office in the New York Life build
ing, has fed, and it is said, he has swim
died brokers' in Chicago and other cities
out Of between $1,000 and $1O,OOO by
means of bills of lading which ne had
raised. He would ship grain to Chicago
getting a bill of lading from the railroad.
This bill, it is alleged, he would raise
and then attach it to draft and send
it through the bank to the consignee:
The grain would not arrive until severa!
days after the draft and raised bill had
been received and paid. 1t was ru-
mored that Mulford & Co. and Norton .
Worthington of Chicago had been caught
by the swindler.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Foreign Gossip.


The coming Indian budget estimates
the deficit at $4,000 lacs Of rupees.
Russia and China both claim the Pa
mfrs.
An attempt is made to dynamite
Paris police staten.
The British house of lords virtually
kills two bills, which are abandoned
by the government.
At large mass meeting In London
the house of lords is condemned as
mischievous and useless and its aCol-
ton demanded.
A dispatch to the London Daily News
FRI m Vienna says: 1t is rulnorcd from
Belgrade that an attempt hns been
nade ON the life of the Servian home
minister, and that six persons have
been arrested for completely.
After holding an unsatisfactory inter.
view on Feb 3, with the Morocco vixier
Marshal Campos, although granted un-
limited powers, consulted his govern
ment and received fresh orders. His
reply Is now awaited. The Spanilh
forces are still maintained on q war
footing.
A st. Petersburg dispatch to the
London Times says that the fishermen
who were carried of en- an ice doe
which broke away from the coast Of
Ingermann Land, were rescued on Sat
urday on bridge of pole planks which
had been laid across the ice.
Six Of the leading anarchists who
have been arrested at Barcelona have
confessed that they we're accomplices
in the attempt upon the life Of the
civil governor. This attempt, they say,
was an act of vengeance for the death
of Pallis. They declared that their
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Sunday, Feb. rs.

John Weeks, an Emerado, farmer,
died suddenly of heart disease.
Albert Winewski and son Of James
town, have been arrested for breaking
into q Northern Pacifice box car.
Prof. Ladd Of the Agricultural col
lege, has made an analysis Of Fargo
drinking water, and says the only safe
way to use 1t is to boil 1t first.
According to Building inspector Camp
bell 200 houses and stores have been
built in Fargo since June LIST last, at
an aggregate cost Of $780, $50.
The engine and mail car Of Great
Northern passenger train were ditched
In snow bank twenty miles west OF
Minot the other morning. No one was
hurt.
For 1903, the Congregationalists Of
North Dakota report ~ follows: Min
listers 80. churches 90, communicated
1888, Sabbath schools 112, and Sunday
school members 1853.
diePDosawkbcar deveOglfca
The Barnes County Fair association
have decided to hold a fall fair on the
I'd, Sd, and 4th of October, at which
premiums will be offered for the var
ious kinds Of live stock, grain and
vegetables.
1t is said well known Grand Forks
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Personnl Mention.

"Bil' Nye, the humorist, has recov-
cred from his recent illness.
Mrs. Lease claims to be Mason and
says she will organize lodges of women
throughout this country.
Judge McDin, of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, Is dangerously
sick at his home In Creston, Ia.
Gen. Harrison Is expected to make
several stump speeches for the Indiana
state Republican ticket.
DR.. A. T. Cummings, on his way
from Sioux City to San Francisc0, was
found dead in q sleeping car berth
near Kansas City, Mo.
Pierre Lamartine, q grand nephew
of the famous French writer, has been
sent to the Cincinnati workhouse for
forgery.
DR.. ]. A. Houser of Indianapolis has
written to Queen LII, Offering her
terms for a lecturing tour through the
United States.
No credence is given in Washington
to the report that Mr.. Pung, late first
secretary of the Chinese legation ut
Washington, has been beheaded In
China, as the result Of his official con.
duct here.
1t is understood to be quite probable
that President Cleveland will leave
Washington the last of this week TO,
u short outing trip. The sounds OF
North Carolina, where there is good
cunning and fishing, is said to be his
destination.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Thursaay, Feb. "A,

]. NJ. Chisholm is the new postage
stamper at Hamilton.
FroDk Niedicken of Stutsman coun-
ty, has been bound over to district
court. charged with horse stealing.
Ten labor unions of Grand Forks
hnve agreed to boycott several busi-
ness houses which would not join in the
early cosing movement.
Col. Lawrence the government secret
service officer who has been looking
after crookedness In the northwest, Is
cut Of q job and his territory has been
attached to Iowa.
VIM. Collins, at one time register Of
deeds for WLrd county, was arrested
at Bcttincau last week on the charge
of embezzlement preferred by Il. A.
Fox. Collins was bound over to ap-
rear Mt the district court In the sum Of
$4,000.
jenkins and Budden, Hope bootleg
gers were bound over to the district
court by Judge Hunt Of Sherbruok.
Their bonds were fixed at 500 each.
or 800 In cash. The Pioneer thinks
this a rather strange bond, when con-
viction of the oRense charged calls for
fine Of 5000 and imprisonment for
ninety days.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
nnilroad Onicin,. Arrested.

Minneapolis, Feb. 27.-The first steps
to test the new personal l'herty law were
taken in Minneapolis this morning. For
some time the labor organizations have
Mcn putting their heads together over
the reported action of the 500 rold Of
ficials, and it was generally known that
the test case would lie in that direction.
This morning this belief wis verified in
the issuance of warrants for the arrest
of General Manager Il. d. Underwood
end Master Mechanic Jchn A. Hickman.
The con- plaint was sworn out by boiler.
maker, who averred that an effort was
made to induce him to withdraw from
the boilermakers' union as condition of
employment. 1t will probably be some
days before the case will come OH for
trial
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Enr Eixhteen Yenr..

Parker, 8. D., Feb. 27.-Neil Nelson,
the young Dane who attempted to mur-
der his employer near Swan Lake few
weeks ngo, was sentenced by Judge
Smith to eighteen years in the peniten-
tiary. His employer, c. p. Anderson,
sold cattle, brought home 500 cash.
Nelson saw him count it, rose early next
morning before Anderson was awake, and
struck him back of the ear with an Ak.
He supposed him dead. took the money,
went to Hurley and bought n ticket for
New York and Denmark. Anderson lay
three days and nights with no fire In
the house in the dead of winter. His feet
were frozen and both amputated. Short
ly after Nelson was caught in Castle
Garden just as he was about to sail.
He was brought back and pleaded guilty.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest s. Govt Report
Re-! e! Rsti9s BS%d:s1!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Very Blind Pig.

Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 27.-In the
work of remodeling the old Grand Cen
tlal block, what has apparently been .
neat little blind pig, or something Of that
nature, was unearthcd. A passageway
was found underneath the floor of the
building which le,l from the front of the
block to the rear and underneath two
pieces of business, one of which was .
clothing store and led down into the Gel
lar adoiningj, in which were found beer
and whisky bottles now long empty and
dry. Who was in charge of the pig has
not been disclosed, us neither he nor
they, as the case may be, have appeared
to claim the property. The proprietor of
the clothing store declares that the secret
passage, if it is such, was unknown to
him.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Eriday. Feb. 23.

Mrs. Cora Lee is a candidate for su-
pcrintendent Of schools, independent
Of all parties, and asks the voters Of
Cuss county to consider her claims.
George Game Of Jamestown was
found guilty Of running O pig, and
the property found therein will be des-
troyed.
Sam Blank Of Grand Forks has been
arrested, charged with the burning Of
Ephriam's store Mt Cavalier last fall.
NJ. H. Kif, of Tower City, succeeds
Captain Wade as chairman Of the pro-
hibitiOnists.
Arthus A. Grundage. Of Dawson, is
In correspondence with German
steamship and immigration agency
with reference to the location of q
colony of Germans In kidder county
during the coming summer.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Monday. Feb. 2e.

Monday, Feb. 28.
The Grand Forks board Of health
have decided to secure crematory.
The raising of beans Is suggested to
the North Dakota farmer, Us q source
Of added revenue.
Chas. Hanks and Clifford Brown have
been arrested In jamestown for steal
ing from Northern Pacific cars.
When the Fargo sewers were first
talked Of, Auditor Rupert estimated
the cost Mt $4O,MO. TO show how near
he came to it-thcy cost $30, ,90S. .O0-a
difference of $1.O7.
The Jamestown school board has
10000 bonds falling due April 1, and q
movement Is ON foot to borrow $685.
600 on some new bonds to pay 'em
with. The state Is expected to take
the new bonds for the university funds
Comptroller Eckels has ordered an ~
aessment upon the shareholders of
Lloyds' National bank for 100000 to
be paid pro rata, by March 10th next
Every shareholder Is called upon to pay
800 on each share of the banks stock
held by him.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
The Casualty Reeora.

Otto Mecum was accidently shot and
killed near Carmi, ILL.,, while hunting.
Fire in the Arcade building at Spring
field, o., caused at loss of $25,OO0.
In fording a swollen stream near Sac.
ramento, Cal, Mrs. +. ]. Adge and MIR.
McDonaldson were drowned.
During the absence Of the family the
residence of Paul Kuhuel, of st. Louis,
was destroyed by powder explosion.
A. H. Linder, a Harvard student,
died Of injuries received in q sparring
bout.
Three hungry lions escaped from
winter quarters at Topeka, Kas. -Four
cattle were killed before they were
again Gagged.
At Mechanicstown, O., a lnastiff de-
veloped hydrophobia and sprang upon
Mrs. Allison. Her throat was torn and
her little granddaughter was also badly
lacerated.
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Taesday, Feb. II,

Jay e. Bennett, assistant cashier Of
the Emerado bank, died of fever.
George Mott, one of the old and
trusty engineers Of the Northern Pa
cific, has resigned his position.
Gecker's Investment agency ut Rolla
Is to be operated by receiver here
after.
General Manager Underwood of the
500 and other officials are to be ar
rested for refusing employment to men
who belong to unions.
Hon. ]. H. Smith IL quite Ill at the
Occidental in Casselton, and his wife,
who is at Quincy, ILL.,, has been tele-
graphed to come to his bedside.
Albert Wisniewski and son Of james.
town have been arrested for breaking
into Northern Pacific box car. A
lot of plunder was found In their pos
session.
Mrs. Jennie Sears, wife of the Ripon
postmaster, died Of quick consumption
viii Carpenter aged 10, fireman on
the Great Northern, died ut Devils
I0ko
The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
Criminal Dolnrs.

Chris Evans. the California bsI dit, 10
sentenced to life imbrisonm. Mt.
The gambling houses of Decatur. ILL.,,
were raided by the police. Many ar
rests were made.
Stephen Lando, claiming to be rab-
bi converted to Christianity, was ar.
rested for fraud at Guthrie. Okla
Two men have been indicted ut Ne
braska City, Neb. for hanging Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Morton in effigy.
The notion and gun store of P. ].
Mansfield at Warsa ". II d.. was robbed
of goods valued at 500.
Daniel Boone. q negro. was killed by
Benjamin Lyons at Toledo. Ohio, dur
ing q quarrel over widow.
The Rev. Joshua G. Briggs, supposed
to have been killed bv a train near
Ottawa. Ohio. was murdered
Thirty-seven of the fifty.eight coal
miners charged with riot at Pittsburg,
Pa, were found guilty.
Leroy Harris, the post Office swind-
Ter. was re-arrested and is safe in
jail at Buffalo. N. Y. He will be tried
in Chicago.
p. w. Talbot of Chicago committed
suicide in a Detroit hotel with prussic
acid. Business reverses were the cause
Of the act.
Capt. George NJ. Alden. IF til (. steam
er Beautah. of the Berwick Bay, La,
Fish and Oyster c0lmpahy. was shot
and killed on board his bolt ON Bayou
Shane by NJ. Verret.
Jack Dunlap and Ernest Miner were
arrested in Carson. New. on q charge
Of rObbing pay car on the Virginia
4 Truckee road. The car was blown
open with dynamite and bombs were
found in Miners room when he was
arrested.