davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

aranceles. q7e en- 10 antigua solian
f0rmaFse en- el Ministerio de Ultra.
mar, muohas veces Dor personas
extrafias 4 aQuel departamento. '
slempre bajo 10 base de referenciss
inexactas, cuando no de IN desco-
nocimlenio complete de la riouexa
mercantil 3 industrial sntillana. pa.
r. comprender que este cambio "a
dlcal del sistema ha de ser recIbldo
CON APPLAUSE.
En Ia nueva c0misi6n aRAncela-
ria tlenen representation cum Dlida
los paEtIdos politicos cubanos Y
puertorriQuehos, todas las cSmaEas
de Comercio de Oltramar y las tres
de la Peninsula mas en- contacto cor,
aquellss provincias, las coEporacio-
mes eC0n6mjoas de la isla dc Cuba,
delegaci6n de los intereses peninsu-
lares mas relacionadOs CON ella Y
cuantas corporaciones eC0n6miOas
puedan tener sfinidades con eI 90 .
mercio de las dos Antillas,
Esta Comisl6n abriR& una infor.
maCi6n previa que ha de hacerse
por oscfito y servirA de pFelIminaE
los trabajos que aquells realize.
La misma extructura de la Comi.
sion 90 prenda de que On sus dell
Oeraciones y sobre todo en- sus
acuerdos, ha de llegarse 4 una som.
pleta armonia de Cu6ntls inteEessl
de allende del mar han de ventl.
larse fernando de esta suerte uns
base defnitiva de reIaclones mer.
Cantiles, heCha Con aTregIo 6 prin'
clpios de estricta justiois, , don
de no levante la cabesa ningdE
privileglo de unos en- contra d'
los otEOs, pofqne si son siempr'
odios0s, 10 son mucho mas cuan
do tOcan 10 flbra sensible de 10
tfnkaRoa m ofopaalaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

IPoeds acaso nadie perder 10
que no liensl
Por ahf me Las dGa todas-I
pensara el pobre Hercales.
I Qa6 4 oriosAs tradiciones son
-.ss que 20 no cOnozso nj de Oh
das :
! Cuando me he roto 20 an
bneso para ser dsil 81 paisf
TodAs mis- Observation-Disclosures hl
saiias SON del contrario , de mi
,ropia famiIis.
En- cuansas ocasiones quIse per
ni,irme 81 lujo de hAbermelas
fsente 4 frense con oil adversario,
otras tautas me moierou.
Por 10 eaa! tuve que hacerme
. victims, ell martir. y diaimu-
ar mi triste abatimien.o resra
'endome de 10 iuchA, declinando
u. laursles 4 estilo de Don Sim
piici0 BobGdiiIG, al Tenuneiar 10
oancs nano de su ingrato tor
menso y.
Y ss claro, Gn4de ell polemisss
a que hxcemos Alusion esas ira
iiciones gloriosaa que perderfs
mos, q otro pArtido ten iriAn Out
adornar.
| IPerc, hombre !
1 Que hacen los republieanos
que hAcen los fusionistar, qu'
hAcen .os conservadores, qu'
hAcen los cAriistas que no se con
uneven y no ilamAn q sa seno .
partido Autonomists puertorriqus
40, para heredar sus gloriosAs trs
dieiones 2
i MuchAs Veces hemos triunfadc
exelamA ei inventor de las tradi
clones consGbidAs. Y Egrtga
Prueba de que &c ha ganado mu
cho en- ell terreno de los principles
| Con este optimismo serGfco q,
haV que temer ell porvenir. 4
Ios principles sucsderAn los pos
tres.
| I Qdien no % q suea en- est
nundo, ouerierdo consolarse 2
"TrabAjemos con fe poE nuestro
ideales. dice Ell cludadano de re
ferencia, y tOdo 10 que consiga
mos poF nuessros ptopios esfuerzoi
por pequeho que sea, vale mas y o
estima en- mLyOr grsdo, que 10 gu
alcanzar pudi6ramos con aliansa
heterog6neas CON las Cuales queda
Ran destruidas vergonEosament
las tradiciones mas hermosas d
nuestra sufrida J abnegada ColeC
Glv1dad".
| / Y dale con Lac dieh osas tradi
eiones |
Oosa es, en- verdad, que abras
ese eetribillo Internal.
Sefores: est0 ya pasa
de lata tTadioiOnGIi
i A yer, 1 YER quien deSenred
Il naevo no en- que andAu metido
nusstrOs dignos Autonomos |
Il IDonde esta I ! Que sc presente
ese guspO de d CsrdGd
SHlga "a esq humanidad
, de dos pasos 81 frente!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
DE GUAYAMA.

En- el Gobierno General reci
bioae aver ell siguienEe Ecis gram
del AlcAIde de Guayama
Terminals Ia huelgs de ira
hslAdores, han vue to estos { eus
fAenss. Pueblo tranQuilo. Jua-
gsdo contin6s procsdiendo por
Coaccl6n contra sgunon ;"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
FL MODUS VIVENDl
LA 2. OOLUMNA
LOS ESTAD0S UNIDOS
LO QUE REPRESENTA-.

En ell aflo 1892 no rigid mas que
sells meses el nvenio con los Es-
tados Unidos. De modo, que par
tlendo como base de las mercancias
|imDortadss en- aquel afio de la re-
pnblica norte smericana, la dife-
renciA entire la i. columns, por 10
que pagaban shora, 10 2. Que Les
concede el modMs rirsndi, sIgnifica,
|prescindlendo del aceite concer-
tado:
Cl0ss l.
OArbones 45: Vidrio husco, 81,
cristal COS, barro 125, loxa SO,
mGrmoles 1.25O, total: 2102 pesos.
ClGss 2
Hero en- alambres 904, hierros
y aceros 1000, hoja de lata 400
cuchillCs 16O, cobres 200, otros
articulos 1.6O0, total: 5.164 pesos.
Class 81
Acelte de COCO 512, simiente de
sesame 400. aguarras 81, gsanEa q
Tubis 2S4, colores en- polvos so, pre-
parados 800, Gcido muriatico 600,
paraflna 150, otros articu,Os 800
total 2.70S pesos.
Glaze 4.
Como esta clase 90 de tejidos, 10
importation es pequehs, y 10 di-
ferencia entire Ia 1: y la 2. colum-
N solo 90 de uno 6 tres eentavos
como pF0medio.
Tiene muy poca 8 ninguna i'm
IportanCia para el Tesoro. No sig-
mica 400 pesos.
Class So
JArcia ; cordeleria $50, srpllle'ss,
sacos 412, punto de media $50. otr0s
articulos 200: total Liz pesos.
Olase 6.
Importation lImitsdislma, dife
rencla de / 6 2 Ceptsvos entire les
Columns; apenas representa- NADIA
para la rents, nj para el consume.
ClGss r.
No importamos NADIA de los EA-
tados Unidcs.
[lGse s.
Papel continue 1900, para Ito
gra6ar 80, libros 120, estampas
500, papel en- facturas 70 pesos de
rsbsja en- 100 kilos), pspel de es-
trasa 1850, caltones 200: total
8 $50 pesos.
CEase 9.
Boooyes armRdoe y sin aEmar
2L576, duelas LAT; Ia MADEIRA en-
OoFtes para b1coyes y barriles , 10
estimamos en- 200, MADEIRA ordlna-
RE lAbrada 1886, fna On muebles
40, aFos para bocoyes 1.4OO, enea
: esparto 400, otros articulos 600:
total 28.6S0 pesos.
Olass 10.
No representa- Glen pesos Ia d.
pues con exception de las
yTasas animales = despoioa, de las
sUales se importan 31.7OO kilos, |
10 centavos cada cien kilos de
lifeEencis, los demGs articulos no |
ienen Sun nj ess pea siislma lm-
Glass II.
Mkquibas de eobre AZ. uzquinas
settlceG 40, dc eoseF 40, soches
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

81 como es de espeEar, 10 comiv
sion en- 50 pericia y On 50 pattios
tismo llega 6 este resulEado, podrk
enorgullecerse de sus trabaios, como
asimlsmo felicitarnos todos de que
llegue el dia en-. que. pesados todos
los intereses legihmos y tenldas en-
cuenta las justas reclamacionea,
pueda producirse una sltuacl6n de
establlidad y de iust.cla en- ell r6gl-
men arancelario de nuestras anfi4
llas = de eQuidad y ammonia en- Les
relaciones comerciales de aquellos
paises y ID Peninsula.
Seg6a dice an peri6dIco de Sc.
villa, results habeese eneontrado 10
venerada imagen del antique Hr.
de la Oena, de Montafies, que esta.
ba cubierta CON una pasta que le
ocultaba ell rostro, operAei6n que %
efectu6 On ID 6poca de Ia memora-
BILE guerra de 10 Independenela.
sin duda para que tan hermosa 60.
oultura no excitass Ia codlela dc
ioa invasoreE.
Teniala, sin sospechaK que po-
seia una joya artistica de tal valor,
81 escultof establecido en- 10 Gale
de Placentines, cullen 81 descubEIrla
10 pusO en- conoCimiento de II Her.
mandad. @
DON tai motive, Ia HeFmRndad
de Ia Oena hace gest!ones para que
su eminentisima , reverendisIma 81
|prelado de 6evills bendiga de nue.
70 la santa imagen, y prepare una
solemnisima fonci6n de aoci6n de
gracias por tan preCioso deacubFi1
miontO.
La imagen, segdn aseg0ran, li-
valiza en- medto con Ia del Ssfi0H
iel Gran Poder, de San Lorenzo.
por 10 cual, ademks de Ia religion,
estkn tambi6n las belIas artes de
enhorabuena.
Esta e6gie serk probablemente
Ia que ha de hacer estaCi6n con n
OAtedral en- la pr6xima Semana
Santa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
Gaceta eXtraOrd1naria.
PubIic6ss aver tarde 10 siguien'
to en- Gdcetd extraordinAriA
"G0BIERKO GENERAL

ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
Ri Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar en- telegrama fechs de hoy me
dice:
"Gaceta hoy publiCa Ley ModGs
vivsndi Nstados Ualdos. Sirvase
dlsponer que las mercancias proce-
dentes de dichs NaCi6n, Compren-
dldas en- maninestos preseptadot
despu6s doce noche de hoy, aeis
sean aforadas por segunda columns
Arancel.D
Lo que se hsce p6blico para ge-
neral conocimient0.
Dab6R.
Y con Ia prOpia fe0ha el EXPIRE.
sado Excmo. Sr. Ministro me Co.
mnnica 10 siguiente:
"Sirvase recomeDdar AutoFida.
des, Oorporsciones y partiCulares
formulen y remitan urgenCia recls-
maciones Aranceles que examinars
Oomisi6n Dombrada Real DecretO
dieE Enero."
10 que hsgo rdbllco para gene
ral conocimiento, d, biendo las Au-
torldades, Oorporsciones y partiOu
lares q que se refiere ell preinserto
cablegrams, presentar en- ls Inten'
dencis, hasta ell dia % del actual,
las reclamacionee, con objeto de
que puedan ser remitldas q Ia Pc
ninsula en- ell vapor- correo del :
de Mario pr6ximo.
Puerto Rlco, 6 de Febrero de
1895.
,DObGH."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
LA JUVENTUD
CONSTITUTIONAL

Han sido eIsgidos Presidsn,es
de Honor del pairi6siso Clrculo
iutegrls,a que acsba de fur.
darse en- 10 Habana los Sres Mar
auez de Apezteguia, D. Francisco
Romero R edo J d. Antonio
GorzAlsz Lopez.
Prssidsnte elective, el s: Con.
de de MAcurijes.
Asi que q1edo conStituido eI
CircuIO, expiJIeronse los dos Sc Q
gramas que sigueD
Marques de ApeEtegula.
AbTeMs.
Juventud Constitutional felicita
caIurosamente q 50 Presidente de
Honor.
Condo de MacurVes.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
ResMmeA.

I'm n6meros redondos, = toman'
do como base 10 importation de los
E'txdos Unidos en- 1892 Ia diferen
ella entire ls L. y 2: columna repre-
senta 200. 900 pesos menos de sdeu
do, J, por consiguiente, 10000
menos del derecho transitorio: total
220 600, que es 10 que ganaran los
consumidores, 81 las mercancfas no
suben J ell comerclo rebaia en- pro-
porci6n. Al senalar ahora 10 2:
columns es de suponer qae despues
de la reforma arancelarla seguiEA3
los Estados Unidos disfrutando de
la misma columns, y como casi es
SECURE que en- muchas psrtidas se
rebajaran los adeudos, la rebaia
dentro de dos meses todavia sera
mayor, aunque siga el modus vi
vendi.
LQue nos dsr6n, en- cambio,
los Estados Unidos, sl al Tea.i-
Ear Ia refOrma arancelAria les Sc
guimos manteniendo la 2. colum-
mar
Esperamos mas datos, 4 I'm de
ocuparnos de tan importante asun
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

CAblegrAmas que van % otrA
parte J que "a 90 publicaron Ayet
ca GGcetd extraordi oaria.
Real Otdsn disponiendo 81 cam.
bio de dsstinos entire d. Dssiderio
Montorio = Soriano, Jass de l.
Inssancia del d D.strito do Binondo
(Manila). y D. Nigel Toiar y
Castillo. JueE do l. InstAncia, else.
60, de San Ffansisso (Pasrto Ri-
co
Exposici6n & g.. M, Real De-
creto y EXPOSITION de motives do
lac Leyes de organisaci6n = atri.
bucionss ' de EoiAiciamisnio mi-
litaR de Marina. .ssa
Abdacisse 7ue en- Il man,na
del IL dc Mars1 pr6ximo % eels-
brarS On el Palaeio do 10 / atsn-
dsntia 10 tefcsEa suhAlta Or me,.
srAl de 10 DsudA antigua dsl Ta-
soro de essa IaIs, dessiEa ad0as
al efecto de 10 amortisaei6n dc Ice
situloI ID can:idad Dc 3 600 pesoa
Censo electoral para Dipnsados
4 Cortes.
Provlden slas judlcialsa.
59
Ayuntamlentos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

No hay mas que reCordar las
c0nstantes pFotestas de los pEoduc-
torres de Cuba ante l0s desatInadoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
0AcRTA De HOY.

CAblegrAmss que van % otrA
parte J que "a 90 publicaron Ayef
en GGcet0 extraordi oaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

Paris. I3 Dc Enero dc 1896.
Desd Ia muerte del Oxar de
Rusia, los oios de Ia Europa po-
Utica 40 vuelven hAcia sl lmpe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
para tranviss 100, carlos y Garrett
las 40: total 1047 pesos.

Oarue de cerdo, manteca y tool
no 17.4S1; de otras clases 2.42O,
manteca de vaca 6 600. tsssjc 160,
manteca de cerdo l3.688, bacalao J
otros pesCados 2,770. cereales, ex-
cepto el milo, 1919. sus hsrinas
l 600; l 800 pesos AGrina de trisO
sc. .925 pesos legumbres secas 7S45;
arroE 2 100; hortaliEas 2 600; otroe
artfculos como cerveEa, gslletas etc
5 coo: total oisntO oincNenta y siet'
mil cisntO setsHta Y Ochs pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
EcOS de Ia Peninsula.
(CORtinHaYdJ.

El vspor frances nos tFajo al
gunas colecciones de psri6dicos
de la Madfe Patria. POcas noti-
cias de importancia nos sumlnls-
tran estos GAMES. Nuevas, nIngu.
"a. Los telegramas via Habana
SO han adelantsdo 6 elias en- mas
de una decena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
Madrid.

Asamblea Javentud Oonstitucio.
nal acord6 cIsmaci6n feIicitarIe
Campafa vlgorooa en- pro nuestraf
doctrinas 8 Integridad Patria, nom
brSndole Presldente de Honor.
Condo de MGoMTijes."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
Clase I3.

Esta class tiene poca impoStan-
ola y no pasa de 3 600 pesos Ia di.
ferencia, aunque flgura ell carbon
mineral por II 277 toneladas, que
40 tenia valor en- ell antique arau
eel, es declr, que se inport6 en- el
primer semestre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
CRONICA EUROpEA.

CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
B0ARTxM M H1EAMTxG -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

No representa- Glen pesos Ia d.
ferencia, pues con exception de las
gTasas animales , despojoa, de las
eUales sc importan 31.7OO kilos,
4 10 centavos cada oien kiloa de
diferencis, los demGs artfculos no
tienen Sun al ess pea entslms lm-
DoEtancie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

Mkquibas de eobre a.. usquinas
mettices 40, Dc o0ser 40, sochesI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

ONION. Aug %. "A dispatch to the
Times from Hong Kong confirms the
report OF the attack upon the American
mission chapel and school near Flu
chan. and adds that Capt. Newell OF
the United States cruiser Detroit has
gone from Fuchau 70 kucheng. The
dispatch also says that thousands of
additional anti-foreign pamphlets and
placards have been distributed through
out Canton.
Euchau, or loo-Chow. China, near
which place natives attacked the
American mission building. is the we'll
known capital Of the province OF
FolSien, on the Min river about =
miles from its mouth. 1t is one of the
treaty ports, and has population es
timated at 500. 900
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
THE VINE LOUISE
Working the Ruin Of the vitsculturisss OF
Italy.


WAsnINGToS, Aug. %. According TO
a report to the department OF state by
Minister Eugene German. at Zurich.
the damage TO vineyards in Italy by
the insect commonly known as the vine
louise has been enormous. Since the
appearance OF the insect in that coun'
try it has totally ruined 2s2.529 acres
Of vine yards and 1876, i60 acres part
ly So.
Sicily has been and is still the great
est sufferer from the pest The vine
yards ruined on that island cover an
area of o39, SOL acres, and l56,326 acres
are partly destroyed. An investiga
ton made by the Italian depart
ment of agriculture shows thai
in consequence of a change made
in the culture Of agricultural
products-su bstituting grain for wines
the wages paid to farm hands ha'
decreased by 81. 1854 and the re
ceipts from products s., 1gS.2OO Th'
effects of the vine louise can be seer
over the whole island. with the ex
ception of the southern part. Th'
province OF Sarassi. in the islan'
OF Sardinia. is overrun by tn
insect to such an extent that no meas
ures are taken to fight it. In Calabri
the same condition prevails. The gov
eminent has restricted its measures I
endeavoring to protect the province o
Caglieri. which so far has been spared
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30

The Fanatic teiestia,s bsckoning I'm tue
Evil Day when fuii Account Mns' be-
Given To the Powers Whose sit'srns
Have Hecn Murdered ar Maitreated At
tack Upon AN American Mission Near
tuchau-
Hone Ko>o. Aug. 23 Information
has been received here that "A large
mob Of Infatuated natives, armed with
weapons ~ every conceivable KIND,
made an attack few days ago upon
the American mission near fuchau
and wrecked the chapel and school az
tached To the mission. -Four native
scholars attending the school were
wounded, but the teacher. an Amer
lean, succeeded in making his escape.
The strong anti-foreign feeling which
exists in fuchau is spreading rapidly.
The populace parade the streets shout
ing drive ont the foreign devils, and
It is not safe for IA foreigner to show
himself
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
SAVED HIS TRAIN.

Al Engineers Thong htfuln~ss aud tlu's
Prevent.a iloidup- Drive" rom his 'sp
by Robbers, lts Returns ANA i"t> th1
Train under Iuil ueadway. Causing tho
surprised bandits to Jump ON an" N"s"-
don The Job.
GAivEsroS, Tex. Aug =. An nm
successful attempt WAS made 20 hold
MP the Gulf. Colorado 4 santa re tram
No at lIiedenheimer, this morning
at 2 o'clock.
Trains Nos. and pass az lieiden-
heimer. and il was while No, > was
pulling out Of the switch That two
men boarded the engine, and NJ the
point OF their pistols forced the fire.
tnan and engineer to crawl out OF the
,ab windows to the pilot
The robbers then proceeded 70 the
passenger coaches after firing several
shots TO scare the engine crew But
after the robbers disappeared toward
the coaches Engineer Franks and his
fireman returned to the cab ana set
the engine TO going AZ full speed
and did not stop until the train
reached Cameron, where the crew
made tour OF the train TO
see If they could find anything
81 the robbers, bat they were not
.herc. and il l. supposed they jumped
Of when they found the trainrunning
a full speed from which fact they
evidently thought something was
wrong and they had better give up the
Job 1t is probably due 10 Engineer
Franks thoughtfulness that the hold
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
SUDDEN DEATH
81 Ex-Governor Morris. Of Connecticut
biographical.


New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. %. -Ex-
Gov. Morris sustained shock Of apo
plcxy yesterday morning, and died
shortly after o'clock yesterday after
1oon.
Luzon Burritt Morris was born IN
Newton, Fairfield county. this state,
On April |, 1927. He attended the Con-
necticut Literary institute at >utlield.
and there pre- pared for Yale. where he
was graduated with the class OF 1884.
After graduating he chose the profess
sion OF the law, and was admitted 10
the bar in 1856
In 1853 the degree OF A. NJ. was con-
ferred upon him by Yale. He served
in the house of representatives from
SEYMOUR two terms and from New
Haven four terms and was in the
state senate one term He was Judge
Of probate of the New Haven district
six terms. from 1s51 TO 1863.
Judge Morris early identified himself
with the democratic party In 1869 he
was his partys candidate for governor,
Z and had il was claimed. majority
over all other candidates OF 20 votes.
His plurality over Gen. Merwin. his re-
publican opponent. was 1866. The
memorable and tiresome deadlock fol
lowed. the case went into the courts
Of the state. from the lowest to the su
preme. on one point and another. ans
stayed in litigation until the term hac
nearly expired.
Judge Morris was again his party's
candidate in 1892 and this time was
elected by a clear majority over al
other candidates and was inauguratec
in rapuart 1sp3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-30
SMALL NOTES IN DEMAND.


WASHINGTON. Aug 30 -Considera-
BILE demand is being made on the treas
urv from New Orleans, 81. Louis, Chi
cago and other western and southwest
crn points for small notes, with which
to move the crops. The treasury Is well
supplied with these denominations,
and will furnish the points asking for
them as rapidly as demanded The ef-
feet will be not only TO distribute
money among the people, but at the
same time to build M the treasury
gold reserve by the exchange in which
these small notes invariably take part.
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OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Campbell for Governor on Sound
Money Platform.
Speech 20 senator Calvin :. nrtec on As-
sumang ths a hair a. the state son-
.rntlon The Platform
SILVER Defeated

srEISerf-Lp. o.. Aug. e When
.he representatives " the democracy
Of Oh Is ass. II 5led this morning "a the
city hall the smallest auditorium
ever selected for similar gathering
in the state lit was with feeling ~
doubt and uncertainty a. % what
events were IN store for tn day Wen
ON toward daylight. after an all-night
conference with his friends. eN-Uov-
Campbell announced a. hi, ultimatnm
that nc could not. and would not. &C
ccpt the Cubernator.al nomination.
This feilliiSs a bombsheli among the
DELEGATES when they arose 'h.s morn
Ing. although few ~ them were diS-
posed a. accept the statement as any
NOR tiua. than the previous ones ol
the me tenor that nave come from
the same source
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The state Department Confident Of secnr'
Ing Ample Redress.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. Enough IL
known regarding the progress OF nego
tiations in the case of ex-Consul Wal
Ter to Justify the statement that the
department is confident they will re
suit in the release Of Mr.. Waller. witt
indemnity for his Imprisonment and
the restoration Of his property rights.
There is also authority for the
statement that the department feels
assured that Walters bare release
could have been secured before
now. but it was felt that this would
he accomplished at the risk OF losing
indemnity for imprisonment and pro
lection Of Mr.. Waller in his property
rights in Madagascar. AS the money
interests involved are placed by nc
one in the department Mt less than ST.
600. 600. the case has been handled on
the theory that il was better that Mr.
Waller should continue TO endure hi
incarceration for few months rathcl
than risk losing his claim.
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HANGED BY A MOB.


MONTICELLO, Ark, Aug. ~. -Wcdncs'
day night at lao q. IN. body OF aboui
twenty-five men went TO the jail here,
broke the door down and took the ne.
gro, Jones, who broke Jail last Mon
day. hut who was rccapturcd before
getting far. His body was found yes
terday morning dangling from tree
not far from town. No clew to the
perpetrators or participants in thu
lynching. Jones was locked up OF
charge OF rnrrucr.
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THREE MEN SHOT
Nv n Negro Prisoner, who Tbereupon
Makes Ills Escape.

LINCOLN. H.. Aug, %. While ne
gro, supposed 70 be Albert P"hnix,
a hotel waiter. and Frank Phoenix. a
brother, were being taken TO jail early
yesterday morning from the railroad
yards, Albert shot his companion. 9.
w. Blackford. the Waterman who had
crested the men. and Sergeant Matt
Rodgers, ~ the Illinois national
guard. who was called to the watch
mans assistance. All three arc badly
wounded. The negro escaped.