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The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
JUST TWO MINUTES.
II Took the Council That Long to Dispose
Of the Increased Car Fare
Matter.
THE ORDINANCE WAS NOT PASSED


The city council held the shortest scs-
sion IN the history OF the town last
night, and disposed OF the street car
fare business with Tho neotness and dis
patch OF n gnillotino. The session lasted
just two minutes by the clock which
hangs IN the council chamber. Mayor
Weed was n few minutes late aud called
the council 10 order shortly after 3
o'clock with n rap of his gavel city
Clerk Carpenter was on delayed train
from Butte and his assistant. Harry
Brett. called the roll, All Of the alder
men were present except Fuller. who
was sick.
Mayor Weed said he presumed all Of
them were aware that the meeting was
a special one TO consider a proposition
submitted by the Helena Electric Rail-
way company looking TO the advance
ment OF the price Of fares. Just as soon
as he liniEhcd the sentence up popped
the junior alderman from the Second
ward with little report from the Judi
ciary committee. IL was read By Mr.
Brett and was TO the effect that the
proposed ordinance to regulate the
street railway fares had been referred
TO the committee and that after eonsld-
eratlon the committee recommended
that 1t not be passed,
With like celebrity another alderman
moved the adoption OF the report, and
without dissenting voice the recon-
mendatioE OF the judiciary committee
was accepted. Immediately Alderman
IaRnh =
Journ, which II did instanter and before
the few spectators In the rear part Of
the council chamber could grasp the
situation.
II was unanimous from start TO finish
ana the members of the council all
looked as II they had relieved them
selves OF welghty burden.
There was a caucus Just before the
meeting and while the aldermen were
waiting for Mayor Weed. An Inde-
pendent reporter was invited TO take II
in, but when he approached the group
all he heard was discussion upon the
relative merits OF eye glasses
few minutes after the council ad-
journed number OF spectators climbed
the stairs tothe council chamber and
were surprised TO learn that IL was all
over They had evidently expected to
witness an entertaining and lengthy ses-
sion. and regretted that they had not
been on hand earlier.
The reason the ordinance was not
passed, as explained by one OF the alder
men after the adjournment, was be-
cause they had come to the conclusion
that there was no necessity for its en-
actment. and because the street railway
company had their legal experts render
an opinion In the matter which was to
the effect that the company could raise
the fares without the adoption of the
ordinance which was so summarily dis
posed of last night.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Comes TO bed, nnd IA nightmare. having
had moro appetite thnn capacity Take
comfort In tho thought thnt relief is easy,
and that u Is only necessary 10 have re-
course to our store 10 0nd rest and peace
full slccp, undatnrhpd hy monstrous
Turkish visions. our prescription dp-
partmont is ~ complete ms the pharmu-
copoela, You seo cyerythmG In drugs and
medicines In our stock lust na you see
all countries ON the map Of the world,
The compoundlng Of prescriptions la cn-
trusted 20 pharmacist whose skll eN-
porlcnce and care are guarantee agpiust
mistakes. The purity, frcshucsh and value
Of our drusa are equally above question.
Note also that we carry full line OF toi-
let and manicure arHclca
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
HfNKs TRLiL BEG UM


The Jury ls Selected and the Opening State.
mont Made,
with ouly one challenge by the de-
fenac, the jury In the case of VIII
Hanks was secured In tho United Rtaten
court yesterday, The Jurors, an finally
selected and sworn, are ms follows. j.,
u. Carpenter, Gilman niRRa. Jerome
Norris, A. H. Koldrup, Henry Fisher,
T.. w. Fiske, ". Riggs, Marcus Lisaner,
Charles GroHamnn, John Borch, william
gibbs and M. w. Lewis Assistant Dis
triot Attorney Shelton rond the lndlet-
mont which took quite long time,
ana then made the opening statement
lie said the prosecution expected to
prove that from the opening OF the
bank, Nov. 10, 1880, until Il closed, July
H. 1898, Hanks had miaappliod aud con
yertcd 90 his own uae t2b,227S3 of the
funds of the bank. lie expected 10
show that Hanks commenced his ac-
count In the bank with nn Oycrdrnft.
Mr. Shelton thCn traced the nccumulA-
tion of oVerdr1fts. which we're taken up
from time 10 time by notes AZ one
time when his oVcrdraft roaohod 81, 100
and he owed the Cascade bank 81, 600.
Hanks, Mr. Shelton stated, put his note
I'm the Merchants Tor $4,000 Ia cover
both oyerdraft and the debt and leave
himself n slight balance. This balance
he checked against himself and In a
few weeks had again overdrawn, The
notes Of w. ID. Benson, ~ WAS clnlmcd,
We're merely accommodation paper,
Hanks getting the benefit ~ the money.
Mr. Shelton said Il would be shown
that IN all the time the bank was run
ming Hanks had not deposited any
money except his salary as president
and some small items. Further Il
would be shown that at the time the
bank closed Hanks was Indebted 10 Il
s42, 900, individually and as indorser. Mr..
Shelton went into the details Of the
transactions Hanks had with the bank,
The defense reserved its opening state
ment.
Az District Attorney Leslie wanted
to attend 10 some business before the
grand jury and also look after the
Hanks case. no witnesses were called
yesterday The first witness for the
prosecution will go on the stand to-day.
When all the evidence Is In the court
viii compel the prosecution To elect
under which count OF the indictment Il
desires To ask conviction.
j. II. Carpenter, one OF the Hanks
jurors, Is "A well-known colored man,
a barber by trade
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
Notice.

The public Is hereby notified that on
and after Monday, Dec. 3. the fares or
the street car lines OF this city will b,
as follows:
20 nll points 10 and from Main street
excepting the university and cemetery
book OF nifty tickets for two dol.
lars and half will be sold at the Office
only.
Sixteen O6) tickets for one dollar and
eight (sl tickets for fifty cents will be
sold by the motormen and single fares
ten cents.
To and from the university ana conc
terry ten cents; 10 and from the city lin
other lines.
HELENA POWER AND LIGHT co.
Helena Dec. |, 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
0E,oursIon TIokots 10 cnIIiornln. ;.

Take the short and by twcuty-four
hours the quickest route 10 California.
Elegant Pullman palace and tourist
slcepers. Tho dining car route, Tho
Union Pacific has placed on salo daily
tickets from Hclcnn 10 California points
limited 90 sixty days going with privilege
of returning any time within six months
good for stop-ovor. at following rates.
To San Francisco, going via ogden and
returning same route, $40,
To San Francisco. going via ogden and
returning via Portland, and Vice versa,
$40
10 San Francisco, going via Portland
aud returning snmo route, SIb.
To Los Angelica. going via Ogden and
Sacramento, and returning via San Fran
cisco and ogden, or vice versa, $50
To Los Angeles, going via ogden and
San Frnnclsco, returning via San Fran
cisco and ogden, Ssa
TO Los Angeles, going VIA Portland and
returning via Sacramento, or vice versa.
.sg 50
Through sleeping car reservations and
further Information can he had by call.
ing on or addressing 80 North Main street,
Helena. n. o. Wilson.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
HE CUT AN ARTERY.
Tom Morris Made a Failure Of Entering a
Saloon Through Glass.


Tom Morris. laboring man. had a
high old time last Wednesday night
which came to a sudden termination
early on Thanksgiving morning and
had all the appearance of putting an
end TO his earthly career. Morris had
been taking In the town and as mid
night approached his load" got
greater. About this time he reached
the Atlantic beer hall where he ex-
changed some of his coin over the bar
for the liquid that Is supposed 10 steal
ones brains away. His conduct was
not elegant and the barkeeper put him
out OF the house twice. He went back
like the pitcher once too often and
tried TO enter through one of the plate
glass panels In the front door which II
Will take $40 TO replace Morris only
got his right fist and arm through tho
glass when stream of blood as thick
as lead pencil spurted from an artery
In his wrist. Prompt surgical assist
nnce saved him. He is now in the city
jail with a badly swollen wrist but Il
all right otherwise.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
Excursion Rates to California.

The Northern Pacific railroad has
placed on sale daily round trip tickets
10 California points, as follows;
Helena TO San Franc isco and return
going via Spokane, Tacoma and Port
land, and returning same way, SI5.
To San Francisco, going via Spokane
Tacoma and Portland. and returning
via Ogden and Butte, 500.
TO Los Angeles, going via Spokane
Tacoma and Portland. entering San
Francisco In one direction either going
or returning $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Spokane
Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco
and returning Via Sacramento and og.
den. $3.50.
Tickets are limited 10 sixty days for
going passage. good 10 return at any
time within final limit OF six months
from date of issue.
The scenery via the Northern Pacific
and Mount Shasta route Is unequaled
Passengers get magnificent view OF
Mount Shasta from observation cars.
For further information, sleeping car
reservations, etc, call on or address
A. -. EDGAR,
General Agent, Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
Commercial Trayelers Organizing

A. ]. Dowd. Of Chicago, supreme
councillor OF the order of the United
Commercial Travellers, is IN Helena for
old and has 5000 members. It is a Sc
cret and beneficial organization. as It's
name indicates, for travelling men.
Two meetings will he held to-day az
which Mr.. Dowd will be present and
explain nll about the orrder to those
who are qualified for membership
The first meeting will be at p. IN, and
the second at 1850 p IN.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
FOR HORSE STEALING.
Seven indictments Against J. H. UmphreS
and C. ]. voeInagel.

The United States grand jury yes
terday returned seven indictments
against James II. Umphrey and George
j. Voell nagel charging them with lar
ceny committed on the Crow reserva'
tion. Altogether they are accused OF
taking between thirty and forty head
OF horses and two saddles belonging "a
Antelope Cap Black Bird, Sits-in-the-
Middle, and other Crow Indians. They
told the court they had no counsel and
no money 10 engage counsel. Judge
Knowles appointed f, p. Sterling and
Theo Mufiiy 10 defend them. The ac-
cused are both young men.
An indictment for murder was re-
turned against Thad Robinson, "A col
ored soldier. who shot James Williams
a fellow soldier, also colored, at Fort
Custer, on the Grow reservation. f. H.
Stranahan was appointed To defend
Robinson.
The court appointed S. S. Carpenter
to defend Perry Henderson, accused oi
larceny on the Crow reservation.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Via Salt Lake and Denver TO Chicago
and the cast. A dip in the great salt
Lake or a few days visit az Manitou
Springs. situated at the foot OF Pixies
Peak. cannot be cquulcd on this conti-
nent.
Pullman dining car route For rates,
etc. call at the Union fnclhc oiiicc No.
80 North Main street, Helena,
H. q. Wilson,
Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Overland train leaves Helena at 80 n.
m. daily Tor Salt Lake, Denver, Portland.
San Francisco. omaha. Kansas city, 1t,
Louis. Chicago and all eastern points.
Overland train arrives nt Helena al 6.N
D. m. daily through Pullman and colon
Isl sleeping cars; elegant chair and din
lnE cars.
For further Information, maps, folders
rates. etc, call on or address
IL. o. Wilson, II, a y. A.
Helena Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
THANKSGIVING DAY.
twas Pretty Generally but Quietly Observed
in Helena,

Thanksgiving day was observed
pretty generally as a holiday In Helena.
The fine weather brought out large
crowds and the streets were filled with
people all the morning and until din
ner time in the afternoon. After the
dinner hour few people were abroad,
nearly everybody staying at home or
spending the afternoon and evening in
doors with friends. All the hotels and
eating houses served big dinners TO
their patrons Union Thanksgiving
services were held at St. Paul's Method
list Episcopal church and most OF the
protestant ministers took part. Special
services were held at st. Peters
church, Bishop Brewer preaching the
Thanksgiving sermon. The Grand
Army OF the Republic gave ball at the
auditorium at night. II was largely
attended.
Ladies' feeced Jersey ribbed under
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best pr0ducta to
the needs Of physical being, will attcst
the value n health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
lts excellence II due 30 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refrcshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; clIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ievers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and IL il perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 80 cent bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will moi
,ccept any substitute if offered.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
Present County Bills.

nllls against county must he pre-
scnted 10 auditor by Dec, or lay over
until next quarter Iiy order OF COM
missloncrH
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Cleanliness In travelling Is the one thlnR
desired. Travel by the Great Northern
aud you will be clean No dust on this
line, Rock ballasted roSdbed.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

The Bee Hive Is selling standard cali
Goes at five cents.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Dress patterns at the neo Hive cheaper
than ever
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

The Norihorn Pacific n the only line
running through trains 10 81. Paul, Mln-
nenpois and the east.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

The Bee Hive win sell ladies' natural
Froy wool underwear nt N,d0 per suit
this week worth $3.50.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
unlnn Pnnlilc Susinm.

Ladies'. misses and ehIldren's cloaks
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
Gcneral Agent, Helen
ApeIlahtIul TrIp.

Kid cambria only nve cents per yard
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01
WGIilStGIIl' 5.

NEW YoRK-ie5 Sixth Av
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-01

Popular priced elOalss at the bee hive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01
MUSEO PROVINCIAL.

Con un stento oficio del seno1
Vicepresidente de la Oomisi6n Per-
manente de Ia Excms Diputaci6n
uuestro distinguido amigo don Ma
nuel Egozcue, hemos recibido uns
felacl6n. que va publicamos en- I'M.
de nuestros ndmeros anteriores,
comprensiva de los nombres de lot
autores, asi como de los lemas y d.
mensiones de los IL cuadros qut
acaba de recibir Ia Corpora, ion J
con los cuales empezarA & formar
SO el Museo Provincial en- proyec
to.
I'm el oficio de referencia nos in
vita el sehor Egozcue, y mucho 8,
10 estimamos, & que vayamos q We
diChos cuadros, rogandonos ade
mas anunciemos que podran verIA.
,ar 10 mismo todos los dfas labora.
bles, de dos & cinco de Ia tarde, la
persOuas que 10 deseen, y & las qu,
recibira en- ell Palacio de la Dipu
tsci6n 50 senor Sacretario, nuestr,
tambi6u distinguido amigo D. F6
lix Benet.
Qaeda complacldo el Sr Egozcu.
con especial gusto de nuestra par
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

Madrid, 1S de Mayo.-Segdn lai
6ltimas noticias de Lisboa, 81 cole.
ra empieza a decrecer en- Portu.
gal.
Sc ha publicado ell decreto con.
Cediendo cruces blancas del M6rito
Naval al personal de Ia Armada en-
igual forma en- que tueron pro-
puestas para el Ej6rcito.
Madrid, 1S.-La reception cele.
brada aver en- Palacio con motive
del Oumpleafos de s. M. el Rey ca
tuvo concurridisims. 8. NJ. la Rel
ma Rsgente converse afectuosamen.
to CON el posibiiista Sr. Oelleruelo
Madrid, 18.-Reina gran expec.
taCi6n a causa de Ia manifestation
heCha por el Sr Minisrro de la Cue
rra de que le es absolutamente pre-
|ciso y necesario aumentar gu presu.
puestO, q Cuyos deseos GO Opone
abiertamente el Sr Ministro de Ha.
cienda. Or6sse que ii no 90 encuen-
ira una formula de conciliaci6n, ell
asunto tendra que hacerse question
te gabinete.
Madrid, 2O-En ell Oonseio cele.
hrado aver el Sr Ministro de Ia
Guerra propuso ell ascenso inme-
t.iato para todos los Tenientes %.
1oneleS, Oomandantes y Oapitanes
con antiguedad del aho 1875. La
-olocaci6n de los que rssulten as.
se darA en- esta .forma :
ana mltad entire Joe exeedentes lle,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01
lMPORTANTE CiBlEGRInA.

Reunida aver tarde Ia ceIosa
Janta Diiectiva de la CAmarA de
Comercio de eata Capital, acord6
expedir o. aiguiente cablegrama:
"Lastres. Capejs.--Copgreso.
Msdrid: - Interesa CGmAra Co.
mercio gestioneu union compafie.
ros soluci6n favorable consuIta
cable Goberna dor Intendente Mi.
uissro. Consigan SOLO apIiquen
sarifa priwera Arsncsl buques ca
lid 8 Alemania despues 20 Mayo.
'-Vllar."
L. consulta de que habla 81
pre- sedente despacho Sc reGsre al
dltimo extreme del mismo.
No dudamos que Ia dignfsima
Representation en- Cortes de esta
Isls gestionara con vivo intereS 10
reA'izsci6n de 10 Que desea nues.
ira benemerita Camara de Co.
mercic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01
Ell nueVO PreladO.

El OOrresponsal en- Madrid de
nuestro colega La BanderG Espo-
isOl0 en- esta Capital d4 & este las
siguientes notiCias acerca del Due-
vo Obispo de Ia Dl6cesis puertorri
quels, sFr Toribio Minguella, Prior
que era del Real Monasterio del
Escorial:
"Es hombre de 50 afios de edad.
cara y fisonomia inteligente que
revelan un caracter en6rgico v
scOstumbrado a las luchas del nun.
do Es persona de muy vasta Illus
TRACTION y de gran h1mildad. Al
ser nombrado hizo voto de pobre.
"a y pienss dedicar sus recursou al
fomento de la ense fianza Y de Ia
religion. Uno de sus proyectos.
acaso el principal. es el de restab,e "a.
Ger el Colegio de Santurce, bien
llevando padres de ls Oompafifa
de Jes6s, bieD Escolspi os, melo, a
de ber eficios incalculahles ' que
supone sera blen reciblda DOR el
pals. OonoCe el Padre Mineuella
4 la peIfeoci6n los 1sos y costum-
bres tropioa!es. pues ha permane-
cido mucho tempo en- FIlipir as.
Oreo que Puerto Rico debe felici-
'arse de que la e'eoci6n para el de
'empeao % On pl6cesis hsya re.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01

oanismo inclusive. y las posiciones
de Mazas con los duos del mismo
autor, y los estudios de Fiorillo.
Ademzs ejecuta con gran agili-
dad y exquisite gusto las fantssias
sobre motivos de Roberto IL Diavo.
10, I PNgitGni, Moraima, Marta y
otras muChas Oh1as que no recor-
damos.
Oon 10 expuesto basta para com.
prender que ell ni6o Soto ca una
pr6xima gloria musical, por 10 oual
tenemos especial complacencia en-
darlo a conoCer al pdblico como
uno de los artistss de brillante por-
venir.
German Soto, q pessr de sus po-
sos aflOs, es conocido On Sevilla co.
no una notabilidad en- el arte de
Paganini, pues aunque en- su fiso-
aomfa va grabado cl sello de ls
'nocencia, es tan grande su imsgi.
aaci6n en- ell arte que con tanto
aprovechamiento cultiva, que no
1udamos verle en- plazo no lejsno
aonVertid0 en- una eminenCia del
divinO arte lirico.
Ouaudo nos visitaron hace dos
amos IS. NM, ell niiio Soto solicit
TO permiso del Jefe mayor de Pala-
$40 con Objeto de que el Rsy = su
augusta madre le oyeran tocar O
vioiin.
La Reina qued6 admirada de 10.
prod glos hechos por el niio Soto
egalandole I'm magnifico reloj COZ
INA expressive dedicatoria grabads
Il dors0 del mIsmo.
Para terminar, diremos que, uns
vez dado a conocer tan preco1 ar
tista, no nos queda mas que llamal
la atenci6n de la Excma Diputs
ci6n de Pto- -Rico, para que premit
al novel violinista con una pension
dccorosa con que pueda continual
sus estudi0s en- ell extraDjero; puel
81 nos0tros contamos on la PENN
sula con I'm Sarasate. que ncs hon
ra en- ell divine arte musical, muy
diguo es tsmbi6n que aquella pc.
quena Antilla yea mafiana una glo
ria naclonal en- el pequeio artists
que biografamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-01
Sueldos de Ministries.

Oon motive de Ia congtituc On
del Gabinete ingl6s, presidido por
Lord Rosebery, han publicado va.
rios periodiCos extrajeros la lista de
los sueldos que Cobran los mini: tros
britznic0s. "a
Hsta question de los sueldos de
los Ministries de- Inglaterra debe
lamar mucho Ia atenci6n & los dia.
rios franCeses, pues 6sta 60 la qnin.
ia 8 sexta vez que recordanos ha
Der leid0 en- sus columns tales
datos.
El Ministerio il lies no go pare.
CO q los demas eufopeQs On 10 d Vi
Ci6n de funciones, nj en- el nGmero
dc los ministries, nj en- el prime DO
de la igusldad de los sueldos, ,ep-
tado en- cssl todss parties m snos
allf. El Gobierno britaniCo com.
prende mas minist,os qua otro al.
guno de los. europeos, debi6ndose
este a que, al lado de los mode nos
departamentos minister ales, 90
han conservado antiques cargos.
dotadcs con grsndes emolume .los.
Asi, el Lord OanCiller (ahora 10 90
Lord HerschelI) cobra la fri lera
de 250 600 pesetss al afio, mas que
ning6n otro Miniatro, inclus) el
presidente, y este percdbe 125.OO0
como primer Lord de Ia Teso 'eria
" 10000 como presidente del Con-
sejo privado, 81 bien eAtos dos car
|gos no van neC0sariamente unidos.
ri Oanciller del ExcheQuer 6 mi.
nistro de Hacienda, sir William
Harcourt, que es el leader de Ia
Oamara de los Oomunes; el jefs
del Forcing office, 8 secretarls 20
Estsd0 para los asuntos extra lievs
conde de KimbeSSey f; el Milistro
del Interior, Mr. Ahquith; el de las
Oolonias, Lord Ripon; el de 10 In.
die, cuya administration esti &c.
parada de las dem6s posesiones.
que go denominan colonias, Mr.
Fowler; el Ministro de la g lerrs,
Mr. Campbell Baupermapn, Q ,bren
q raz6n de 125OOO pesetas cada
uno; 112.5O0 el primer 10 d del
AlmirantaEgo, conde Spencer
ITO 500 el Ministro de Irlan Ia, Mr.
John Morley ). 62.5OO el Mu,ist
de Oorreos, Mr.. Arnold Modey ~
$4,000 cada uno, el Oanciller del
Ducado de Lancaster, que, te6rica-
mente forma parte del Patrimonio
de Ia Corona, Mr. Bryce =; el Minis
tro de Nscooia, cir Jorge TceveIyaD;
81 presidents del Gobierno local.
Mr. Shaw Levefre; ell Ministro de
OOmerCio & Industria. Mr. Mupde.
la, , el vicepresiden'e del o. mitk
Eel Oonsejo, o MiDistro de Insrnc.
zion P6blica, Mr. Aclaud. Igua]ea
'ueldos perCiben los dos. M nisiroe
:usra del Gabinete, 6 eean los ds
Agriculture, Mr. Gardner. y el de-
Obras P6blicas, Hen bert Gladstone.
1ijo del antique primer NJ nistro.
Reaulta, pusA Vus q Mlntts.io