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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

continde inflltEand0 en- ell entendi. |
miento y en- ell CoraE6n de su hijo, |
envneltas en- las ternuras de SD |
amor, la sablduria y las vlttudes
que tauto la esolarecen. Asi, al |
abrirse 10 pr6xima centuTia, y cuan
do llegue Ia hora de encargarse ell
joven Monarca de regir por 81 mis-
mo los destinos de este gran pue-
bio, Contlnuara sosteniendo aquella
hermosa obra de reconciliation y
de paE, y seguira 10 naci6n espsfio-
ls al amparo de la secular institu-
ei0n del Ttono, marchando tran
quila por las anchurosas Was del
humane prcgreso
CoDtestaci6n de 8. M. Ia Rel
ma:
"Sres. Senadores Reelbo agra.
decida loS placemes J manifesto
clones de leal adhesion que hoy
dirige el Senado q mi sugusto hjo
81 Rey ID. Alfonso ATII Y a mi,
que eJeFEo en su nombre la Regen-
cia del Reino.
Los altos ejemplos de patriot
cas- energiss dados en- otros tenn
pos por el pueblo espafiol, On deten-
50 de sus hlst6ricos prestigios, nos
convidan hoy, pssadas aquellas
tutbulencias, & gozar los frutos de
Ia paE obtenida. y 4 poder spreClar
meior los bienes que resultan del
ejerCicio de las libertsdes moder.
mas, q la sombra de Ia Monarquia.
En- esa obra de concordia, a que
tan naturalmente me llevan mis
deberes de Rsina , mi cora16n de
madre, he puesto solicito cuidaao
para no deftaudar las esperanzas
lque el pals abrigs de una eficaz :e-
generaci6n y I'm constante pro-
Igreso.
Al asociarme 6 los votos del Sc
Inado, creo como vosotros, senores
Isenadores, que ell dia en- que mi
laugusto hijo tome & su cargo ei
ejercicio del Poder pdblico, RspsTis
marchara con nuevo impulse a rea
liar los destinos de 50 glorloss
historic.
| PsrR cumplir tan &rduos deberes,
Icomo para iluminarme en- Ii dificil
mission que me estA encomendada
s6lo 10 syuda de Dios y el Concursc
Ide los representatives del pals pue'
Iden asegurarme ell 6xito que esperC
alcanAar en- bien de In naCi6n es-
pahola."
| Dijo eI Presidents del Con-
greso
/ "Se1oEa: Por tercsra veE me
cabe la honra de felicitar { Y. NJ
,Iy q 81 augusta hijo, 4 nombre de-
Oongreso de los Diputados.
La naci6n We en- la Regencia dC
". N. ell fespeto mas grande & lal
Iibertades conquisUadas, y confiG
lque tan saludaDle ejemplo es ga
rantia de que su augusto hUo dor
Alfonso XIII, eduCsdo en- los sanol
principios que hlcieron de su au
gusto padre I'm modelo de Reyes
constituCionales, comprenderA que
una de las mayoree fuerzas dC
Ia M0narqaia est2 en- la perfeC-
to intehgencia de los Reyes COR
Igus uuehIOe.
| ri Oongreso de los Dlputados,
en- tan solemne dia, f1el represen.
tante del sentimiento de la naci6n
Confta que V. M. consegulra Vel
realEadss sus aspirsclones de ma.
DIRE J de Regente. de que, en- medic
lde la paE, llegue DuestFo augustO
Rsy don Alfonso XIII a su mayor
edad, y con ell valloso ejemplo de
virtud & inteligencia de V. NJ, sea
en- nuestra historic digno sucesoI
de cuantos en- ella lIevaron sc es.
Iclsrecido nombre.
| Reclbs, pues, nuestro Rey dor
Alfonso XIII y Y. H., la felicita-
Iolon que la ofrecemos en- nonbrt
Idel Oongreso de los Diputados }
lei pueblo espahol, qulen represen
ItAm9s."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

bocoyes, = 10 MADEIRA propia de
eonssrucciones, asi como otros ar
s1cules /; pero conceder sin com
pensaei6n nos parece algo ino-
eente. SOLO en- favor de Il sgri-
culturs podria bsjArse el adsudo
de las due;as, porque hay en- Les
haeiendas y ga los talleres del ee-
mercio { 10 que llamamos aqui sc-
nslerfas medioS suficientss para
eonssruir los bocoyes y eascos nee
essaEios para AID cares J mieies.
De ests Asunto nos ocupAremos
con mas deteniuienso sl sxaminar
la clAse IL:
Los aros y Ages pare bocoyes
= pipas psgsn 81 so cada 100 XII
Ios. En ell pais ~ Sc tabriean de
pOmdr rosa los aros para bocoyes,
pero para los cAscos adn sc i'm
porsan.
La snea debe bsjarse un POGO
para proteger pequsfias industEiaI
uacienteH en- ei psf'.
CLASSES 10 J IL.
Ell primer gruoo, animAleg, es'
ta recargardo. Un caballo psga
AZ pesos. El adeudo nos parAce
bieD, si se trata de animaIes parI
el regalo ; pero 81 90 importar
por ganaderoS para msjorar ID
razs, creemos que dsbisrA ser Ii
bre.
| Todos los dem&s grupos de Il
ciase 10 se componsn de partida,
cuyas mereaneiAs tiensnl pocs
ninguna imporsancia para In rentl
porque entran libres, "a que cas-
len ca totalidad se traen de 10 Pc
ninsuIa. TenemoV, pues. precio
moderado', y nj mismo tempo in
dastria que defender ; y no he
mos dido qu.JAs nj que se hayaI
lformu.Ado IecIamaciones Heria
contra esas pArtidas.
En 10 clase 11se NOS declaramo
francamsnts pArtidarios de GU
les msquInas , aparatos para Il
fabrication Dc asdcar, que pagaI
% IS por cadA 100 k.los ; las ma
quinas ' aparasos agricOlas. ape
ros ' 6tiles para 10 agriculture
'I( Ito por eada 100 kiIOs y gu
durante el convenio 90 AforabaI
por 10 tab'a A /; asf como las md
lquinss mosores de todAs clase'
deben ser libres, 8 cuando meno'
si no 90 lIega q un trAsado de re
ciprociIad, rebAjAr ei Adeudo
10 mitad. Ademir, Lac piexa
sueltAS deben aforarse por la mis-
ma parti1a de la mzquins.
i En cuAnso & los eoches. gu
pagan, segha ca clase, S5O, 3CO
120 pesos, entendemos que es al
adeudo muy care, Que POGO dAr'
81 Erario, porque importando a.
Igunos mAteriAles del exterior, u
90 cOnstruysn en- Poncs, Gusya
ms Y otros puntos.
/ No senalamos en- este breve ,
IIigero trAbsjo aino aqusIlo de ma
Igor imPortanciA.
En el pr6ximo nhmero nos ocu
paEemos de lac subssancias ali,
meDnsias, que tantA Importance
tiene para ell Gsco, para ell co.
mercio y para ei co1sumidor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Para esto Maria toma6 q su cargo
prOpOrciOnarnos los m6diOs mds
pOderOsOs para sW ftoil q prOHtO
oumpimientO.
Dsjsdme dessrrollar esta tercers
parte de mi discurso, q0e prometo
desenvOlver con la mayor rapidez
para no abusar de vuestra piadoss
atsnci6n.
10 81 el hombEe hubiese dc ha-
llsrse solo para llensr Ia condiCi6n
con que aOept6 el tratado de par
de Jesueristo. podria descopfiar de
llevarle q cabo, por muchoS y ex
traordinarios que fuesen sus efuer-
eos. Nuestra naturaleEa, debllita-
de- con al pecado de origen, nos hi
20 incapaces de terminar esta gran
de obra por .nosotros mlsmos, aun
despues de 10 venlda del Rsdentor.
Pero we'd ahi que Maria de tai mo
do nos presta 50 apoyo en- ella, que
bien podemos deCir que NOS lleva
mas de la mitad de la carga.
-D PorQue asi como el Ap6stol
San Pablo nos dice que JesuCristo
nuestro Mediator entr6 en- los c:e-
los para nosotros ~; del mismo
modo podemos declr que entr6 en-
ell0s Maria para Ia regeneration de
Ia humanidad. Maria, pues, insie-
tiendo en- la misma idea, y valiea
dome de las mismas palsbras del
Ap6atol, 90 We sentada q 10 diestrA
de Ia Msjestad del Excelso Con
Oristo Jes6s. junto al trono de In
finita bondad = misericordia, para
desvisr de nuestras almas y tam
bien de nuestros cuerpcs los justos
rayos de Ia venganza divina (0;|
hallAndose siempre viva, siempre
presente, para interpelar por noso-
tros 8 interceder sin intermisi6n
por todos los hombres presentes,
pasados y venideros. (3).
-2) Pero c6moi-Ds Ia signien- |
10 manera, Oristlanos; para que
antendamos a fondo 10 que leemos,
'epetidas veces, en- los libros y oil
NOS predicar en- las grandes y Pc
Iuefas festivldades de Marie, este
%, como, segun expression de San
t0dss las gracias que
saj&n del cielo q los mortales, Dlos
iene dispuesto que pssen por ma
los de ests privilegiada Oriatura.
-a) Marie, fla perennemente ante
i trono del EternO Padre, le hace
'resente el seno vlrginal en- que al
'erg6 y alimento al divino Hijo: q
los globulos de sangre,
ne con sus propias manos recogI6
a la cumbre del G6lgots. sangre
hasta la Ultima cote,
'or la Eedenci6n del mundo le
resenta lguslmente al mlsmo HDo
on las llagas, abiertas y fre2cas to
avia, que le abrierOn las iniquida-
es ajenas, y que el mismo Senor
uiso llevarse consigo como tfoteo
Q gran victoria, que hAbia Iepor
ado contra ell mundO y contra el
nhernO- ..-b) Este mismo vir I
lnal seno, esta misma sangre VI
stas migmas eacr0aantas llsGas 0s q
'nta al HiIo de sus entrafas. YIC
ltOnces el Eterno Padre y el II 10 Z
lVin0 mRudan i ls terra al E pf- c
tn Santo, q0e de ellos pgo9eie d
el EspiFito SantO, q Ia VOC de t
-aris, su imaoulsda Nsposa, bal y Is
difunde on nuestraa Inteligeu
ss para ilustEarlas CON Ia vertad, d
On nnesttcs OoTeEones para fecun. p
u1 Hbr. vi. 20, Ic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17
ISLA DE CUBA.

DaFemos principle a esta Or6ni'
Ia reptoduciendo los mas salientes
dstos qua ha publicado Ia prensa
lie la Habana aceEea de- escAndaIo
ocurrido en- squella Capital cor
OCCASION y motive del dltimO sorteO
de la Real LoteEia.
Por de prOnto advertimos que eI
cable va no fac rigurosameute exac'
to 81 comuniearnos Ia noticis de-
alboroto. Dijose que los Volunta-
rios, llsmsdos para restablecer Q
orden, habian hefido q varias per
sonas. NADIA de este leemOs er
nuestros eanjes. Qaede la verdaC
en- 50 lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

El DiGriO de Ia Marina. en- 50
edici6n correspondence al IL de 90
to mes, reaere 10 que va & oonti'
nuRci0n:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Creada en- Puerto Principe Ii
Juats de Haeendsdos y Oomefcian
los, que slii existe, para Ia perse
ousi6d y extinction del bandolesis
mo, IA si1o dlsueltA la de Autori
dafes, qua se componis del Go
Oernador, como Presidente; del Sc.
crerarlo del Gobierno Provincial
enesrgadO de Ia Secretaria de la
Juata; del Gobernador MiIitar, el
AIcslde Municipal y I'm hacendado
Voc sles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

III Sr. D. Leoncio Varela, Score
tario de Ia OAmara de Oomercio de
Ia Habans, ha sido nombrado De-
legSdo de la misma para que la
Sepresente en Madrid ceIca de ls
Oomisi6n de reforma arancelarIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Por orden del senior Fiscal de
y. M. fu9 denunciado ell n6mero
de LS LuchG en- que SO relataba el
eseAndalo dc Ia LOte'ia. La Poll
ots ocupo en- la Administrator de
OoEreos los ejemplares de dicho nd
marc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Al efe ,tursr su entrada en el
puerto de MstanEas, ell dia 5 de-
actual. la goleta americana Charles
g. Randall, por hsberse ruto la
escotA de Ia cuerda de la vela ma
yor, cay0 el motion de hero y le
ii6 tan fuerte golpe en- la cabeza al
aapitan Locke, que se haIlaba en- el
timon, que 10 mao instant6nea-
mente.
El Capltan Locke era muy eat.
msdo en- todos lis puertos de
O0ba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

En la misma Oiudad IN terrible
incendio ha destruIdo la fAbrica de
'elas y jab6n de loa Sres. Ssbat6s
Hermanos.
Las p6rdidas SO cAlculaban en-
100 mil pesos.
La fAbrica estaba assgurais en-
800 600.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Como Eesultado del Oonaicto hs~
bldo entre Ia tueEEa dc oEden Pa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Dos vslientes paisanos, Reg6n
cuenta EI TigiIGnte de Diego de
Avis, han dado muerte, en- terrible
luchs Cuerpo a cuerpo. al bandido
Agustin Ramos Montes (a) Chiqui-
TO.
Llamanse los bravos don Miguel
Gomez y don MateO Ayala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Han fallecido, en- la Habans, la
sonora dona Teresa de Santa OruE,
Oondesa de Mompox y de Jaruco,
y don Manuel AlvareE Ossorlo, Je
te que era de la SecCi6n Central de
Atrasos de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-17

Sc compone de sid Hache' Add
El .Gsfar, jefs de cocina; Almaed
Joyera, segundo idem; Hache El
Arbl- Hsid, mayordomo; sid Mo-
named Gilman, segundo int6fprete
de los caids, y Abb Allah, AIMED
Ben-Seuma y Add Es-Selam. al
Han, crlados del Taleb.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
From the Nations Capital.

The Indian Territory court OF ap'
peals has been organized.
The secretary of 1.-THE navy has ap-
pointed Herbert Howard of Port HUI
ron Mich, a cadet at the naval acad-
envy.
The controller Of the currency has
issued a call to the national banks for
a statement of their standing at the
close of business May Z.
President Cleveland and his cabinet
have been invited TO attend the open
ing Of the Cotton States and lnterna-
tional exposition at Atlanta, Ga.
Florida state health officials are de-
tanning the Spanish warShip lnfanta
Isabella in quarantine despite Score
tary Herbert's instructions that the
ship be allowed to proceed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16

Pittsburg. May 16.-The board OF
| managers of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany decided to-day to advance lts
$4,000 men 10 per cent. The raise
takes effect on June l. The notices
| which will be posted in all the miners
quarters tomorrow morning, e as
| follows:
Notwithstanding tn, the existing
contracts between the Carnegie steel
comnGpy and its employees, fixing the
raj of wages for 1890. this association
/! has decided that the present business
| outlook will justify higher rates, and
| accordingly takes pleasure in notify
ing its employees at the Edgar 1homp-
| son furnaces. Edgar Thompson Steel
works. Duquesne Steel works, Home
stead Steel works. Lucy furnaces,
keystone Bridge works. Upper Union
mills. Lower Union mills and Beaver
Falls mills. that from June /, 1870,
and until further notice, the scale
rates paid to all tonnage, day and turn
men will be increased 10 per cent; this
without prejudice 10 the 1890 wages
contracts still in force. BY order of
| the board of Managers,
H. c. Prick. Chairman
This action is entirely opposed to
| what members Of the beard gave out
after Saturdays meeting on the de-
mand for an increase made by the
| furnace men at the Edgar Thompson
furnaces. 1t is claimed, however,
| that Mr.. Frick Cab.ed TO Andrew
Carnegie in England and that the in
crease was first suggested by Mr..
Carnegie. 1t is not known what eff
feet this action will have on the fight
of the Amalgamatcd association in
other mills. Outside manufacturers
claim that in many Instances the
Carnegie scale is 30 per cent lower
| than the Amalgamated scale. but this
| cannot be determined accurately by
reason of the fact that the improved
machinery of the Carnegie cOmpany's
mills gives the men much greater
earning power than in other mills.
This is the first advance since the re-
ductiOn of 1899.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
Personal Mention.

Col. James Young. king of the Penn
sylvania farmers, is dead.
The first president of the st. Louis
cotton exchange, Maj. Lee r. Shryock,
is dead.
President Cleveland's portrait has
been painted by Percy Ives Of Michi-
gan.
Hubbard Hunt. one Of the pioneer
bankers and merchants Of Valparaiso,
Ind, is dead.
Capt. John 4. Lester. a "eteran of
the late war, died at his home in Ran
toul, Ill.
DR.. Henry NJ. Hurd. Of Johns Hop
kins university, has been elected pres
ident of the Academy of Medicine.
Pope Leo NH. does not wear the
real tiara on solemn occasions, but Il
paper-mache imitation, as the tiara IL
self is much too heavy.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood will not he
permitted to practice before the Nir-
ginia supreme court. Masculine tyran-
ny seems TO cling 10 the Old Dominion.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Allen, the mother of
MayOr-elect William NJ. Allen of Peo-
ria. H., died at the home of her son
at the age of eighty years.
The wife Of Leslie stephen. NJ. a.,
the well known author of the Die
tionary of National Biography is
dead.
Prof. Lawrence McLOuth will leave
Ann ArbOr university. He will be-
come a full professor in German in
the University of the City of New
York.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Moffett. the richest
woman in Quincy, ILL.,, is dead. She
was seventy years of age, and leaves
an estate of nearly S1,N00,00O, consist
ing largely of property in Western
Park, Chicago.
Robert Halstead. a sOn of Murat
[ Halstead, has been appointed man
aging editor of the Fourth Estate, Mr..
Birmingham's lively newspaper for
newspaper men, in place of +. II.
Lancaster, resigned.
DIR. A. Conan Doyle is living at the
Belvidere hotel. Davos Platz. Switzer-
land. He declined a tempting offer for
another season here, his principal rea-
son being that American railway cars
are so unendurably hot.
John Rogers, the sculptor, has pre-
scented to the city of Manchester, y.
] H., q statue OF Abraham Lincoln. 1t
| is a seated figure of plaster larger than
| life, and was upon exhibition at the
worlds fair, where it took a prize.
Vice Chancellor and eX-GOv. Robert
| s. Green died at Elizabeth, n. j., in
his sixty-fifth year. He was a dele,
gate to the national Democratic con,
yention in 1850 which nominated Ste
phen A. Douglas for the presidency.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
Unfortunate Events.

A severe rainstorm did much damage
at CORN, MO.
James II. Brine and wife We're killed
In a runaway accident at Hockvale,
Col.
Clarence Hough Of Sandwich, H.,
was killed by being kicked over the
dashboard by the horse he was driv-
ing.
A telegram from Newton. Kan. says
that twenty-five families. rendered
homeless by the cyclone, are badly in
need Of help.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baugh end
Frank Connolly and Frank MOriarity
were drowned in the Detroit river.
The Baughs tried to change positions
in the boat.
A cloudburst dcluged Dayton. Tenn.
Frank Hitchcock. Jr., died in Peoria.
ILL.,, from the effects of injuries receiy-
ed in n runaway last winter. He was
twenty-siX years of age.
The British ship Earnscliffe, Manila
to Hong Kong, thence to San Fran
cisco. is a total wreck on Princess isl
and, off the coast Of China. The crew
was saved. The loss will be 100000.
The little historic chcrch built by
Gen. Andrew Jackson and his wife
near the Hermitage, Nashville, Tenn,
I'm 1923 was badly damaged by a storm.
A tree was blown on it, crushing in
the roof, and the interior was badly
damaged by water.
Harry Michaels, son of T. F.. Mich
aels of C~arbOndale, ILL.,, was accident
ally drowned while bathing in a pond.
His body was found under the roots
of a submerged stump which caught
him. 1t is supposed, rs he diyed into
the water and he never came up.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16

Two Men Killed ON the Steamer
Vuiauc Near Detroit,

Detroit, Mish., May 16.-A terrible
accident occurred last evening on The
new river steamer Unique in Lake S.
Clair, which n sed the death Of two
men and possibly a third. When nine
miles from Belle Isle. n crash was
heard in the boiler room which was
followed by clouds Of steam and SCOT
driven through the matches with terri
bic force. George Robinson, engineer
Of the boat, of this city, who was Sit
ting on the port rail, Il thrown oyer.
board. 4 boat was at once lowered
and a thorough search made for hin
but he had disappeared aud vas given
up for dead. AS soon as the condition
of affairs below would warrant it The
officers OF the boat Went below and
found a crack about an inch and a
half long in one Of the boiler tueS
This caused the explosion. On ts
floor of the boiler room vas AnthaY
Case, Il coal passer, who vas seen 10
have been killed outright. Near him
was John Plant. n fireman. who was
taken from the FIRE hold frightfuliy
burned.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16

blood in his veins, his ancestors. 70
mote and hear, having been Scotch
German and Danish. Ibsen at f,.,
studied medicine. but soon abandoDel
the profession for literature. As 4
poet and dramatist he Is known tie
world over. His works, widely read
in Norwegian throughout the three
Scandinavian countries, have been
translated into English, French, Ger.
man, Dutch Polish. Russian, Be-
hcmian and Hungarian. Though pOv.
erty. neglect and adverse criticism I'd.
fled his naturally pessimistic disps.
ton, he became one of the greatest
most original forces in modern litera
ture-it might be said in all Literature
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
ALL WE'RE INDICTED.
Some Tall Lying nv to Newspnper
Circulation In Town.

Iowa Falls, Iowa, May 1G-The war
over the county printing, in this coun-
~, seems to take on the aspect of n
continued story, which becomes more
interesting with es Oh succeeding chap
Ter. the last One of which has lust
been unfolded to the public. The
grand jury indicted the former editor
of the Eldora Ledger for perjury. for
swearing to a padded list to secure the
county printing. Ross, the editor of
the Eldora Herald, who fought the
matter in the courts, is now Indicted
or the same charge, and has been ar
rested, but let out on bail. Walker,
the editor Of the Enterprise. the only
Democratic paper in the county, is also
indicted.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
SEVEN KILLED.
Fatal Boiler Explosion I'm n Penn
syIVauin Saw Will.

West bingham. Pa. May l6.-To-
day the bodies of eight men, horribly
mangled scaldcG Grd dishgured, were
picked up from the ruins Of the PACK,
Haskell X Cobb saw mill here. The
victims Of the explosion of the boi'er
In the mill. Eve We're dead and two
Of the others have since died. Those
killed outright were Claude English
James Movers. Eugene Merrick, Ly'
man Perry. Charles Rover.
Those fatally injured were Caleo
Converse, BADLY scalded about the
head and chest; he is dead. Albert
De GrOat. was so fearfully mangieu
by boiler iron that he soon died. Ben
Gridley. was injured Internally ana
sustained q broken leg, but will re-
cover.
The mill was II by steam, gener'
ated In an old eighty-norse-poWer
boiler. which it is reported had been
condemned by an inspector a few days
before because the steam gauge taileu
to record accurately the amount Of
steam pressure.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-05-16
Otherwise.

The Midway Plaisance will be re-
produced at the Atlanta exposition.
A. Weis. a GalveStonCTeXO tbeater
manager, was cowhided by Miss Ham.
mOnd.
Harper &Bros. failed in their efforts
to restrain the production Of Trilby at
Denver.
L. G.. Stevens was appointed receiv-
or Of the Stevens Electric company at
birmingham, Ala.
The court at Galveston has ordered
a ~postponement of the sale of the
Texas Western railroad until Aug. 6.
\ fi~fteenstory hotel is to be erected
at the corner of Broadway and Thir-
ty-siXth street, New York.
The North German Lloyd Company
is settling with relatives of the vic
tins Of the Elbe disaster off Loves
loft.
A special train on the Erie road,
having President Thomas on board,
III from Huntington to Hammond,
Ind. 122 miles, in 122 minutes.
Mcpherson Post, G.. A. r., Of FIRE.
mont, Neb., has adopted resolutions
protesting against the dedication of a
Confederate monument at Chicago.
The coal mine operators of Polk
county. Ia, most Of whose mines are
within or near the limits of Des
Moines, have formed a combine TO
shut out local retail dealers from
handling their coal.
A special committee of the Michigan
legislature. appointed to investigate
prison affairs, reported In favor Of the
repeal Of the law prohibiting the incar-
alton Of federal prisoners in the
g house of correction at Detroit.
c contract labor system vas upheld.