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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
I2AVEgfA.

Co. au,et. " PeE3y w. S,hsl'
pend.saJe,
Bslg. ,Jg. "PeEles" 1esoaFgsndo.
Berg. esy. "B9atriz" pendeEte.
Vap. esp. "Bai0Omero IgiesAa'
descargsndo.
Vsp. esp. "Niceto" desc&rgando.
Vsp. esp. '6anto Domingo" Ges-
cargahd9.
Vp. esp. "Pauiina" descargando.
cABorASn,
Col cap "Galllermito" osrgs!pasa
Arroy0.
Goi esp "Pcovidenoia7 carga para
FaJsTdo.
Gol. cap. Guadalupe carga para
Maysgtez.
Gol. esp. "Petta' Carga psrs
Areoib0.
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA" carga
para Ponce.
Col. esp. "Olemsntina cerga para
Humscao y NsgusbO
Col. esp. "In0is" pendlente.
Col. esp. - AmeiiA" .pendtents.
Vsp esp |Ivo Bosch" pendiente.
d DESPACHADOS
Ninguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
GUANTANAMO.

Del "Diario del %:
Fuerzas del Battalion de Luchana, (
las ordenes de su Ter. Jefe el Tenien
10 CoroneI Ruiz. dicese que batieron
aver una partida lnsurrecta de cuatro
cientos hombres entire San Antonio y
"La Piedra, siendo la misma derro-
tada y dispersada al empuje de nues-
tros Mauser.
FL enemigo dejo en- el campo dos
muertos y sAbese que lleva tres heri
dos. Nuestras fuerzas tuvieron tre.
heridos, dos de ellos graves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
MOYIMIEyTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAs DH TRAVHsfA

De CAdiz y e.calas vap. esp. "Al
fo4o XIII & s de ETqalsg2
con cAfga paTa vaflos. ID, HabA-
na Y esOala, ssp. esp : Bsldome
70 Igles'as A ). do Ezquis ga con
cIga para vArlos ID. trcelona
J esca,as vap. esp. SAn lgns cio a s.
10 Bzqnisga con carRs para varioa.
D. BArce'0nn y us-aLss VA. esp.
5anto Domingo ). O. Esqn'a
~ oun NaggA psrR TaTfct. D.
Ltverpoo y esca.a vap nsr. "P H.
INA :. 10 Elqulgga con Co a
para variot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
OPERACIONRs EN- Ell MUELLE.

Por hubert HmDos. A K. Font
y HmnOs 100 CIs peras 58 Id man
sanas. A Baquero J Gandara B
bIs casts6as. A 8 de a Figueroa
J Ue. 81 habl,ihuelss. A Victoria
no Rodriguez 5 b[ Gas. .tahRs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13

! Sentimos muy deveras ei trl-tc
ceso, hacienda votos poF Ia cter
gloria del hnado, cuya famiIla acom-
pahamos Ell ,u legi;ima pena,
| VISIrA.-Tuvimos el gusto dc sai-
udlr en- cs,a K-dac i)n al aprec ab {
caballero don Domingo kodrigne
entu~a,ta allado Al part 10 DC vi, n
Const tucional de Cuba y acred.t~do
con.cfcrante de la Capital DC aqu-lIa
Isla, eli cual cual nos dispense atenta
vista.
Reiteramos al selor RoIdsu.z 81
testimonio de nuestrl consid rAci n.
CoNDE WIF&gDo. Este buen va
por de la enDfesa Pirii %, l7qIjerdo
y Co. esta la carga en- BTcelora
para este pue,t, saldri ei 25 dl
corriente. All nos 10 ps't,clpan l. 5
s,iores Sobrno d Il ii erio V Co, 4,
c0nslgn t4r.os dc di-ho bulue.
PAGos DEL CoRKIENrE MES IN
e. Ayuntlmiento;
DiA 10 os Capitulos - . y 5"
plrsonal y M4terla >
Di4 u el Capitu!o a. (lA-trucoi, n
Pubiica'
Dia IS los CapituIos A, s., O, %,
50. g. 100. ITe. y Ie@
Los que no Sc presentasen al coblo
en- los dias seha los, no podran eiec
tuar este has,a cI dia I9 del pfcsente
mes.
ACrRIz, -Leenoi en- dn colega
locaI:
De paso para Ia Peninsula SC en-
cuenira en- el Hotel IagatcrrA la
di5tn .uiIl primerA a:triz Lus4 C4l-
dcron, Ia cual. sesun hem3, oldo, Sc
propone dar algunas fulci)ncs en Is
ia Capial.
C ebr4ramos inf ljto qu- Ia noti-
cia SC ce.drma,e, pues tendian os
verladero placer cn aplaudlr dc nue.
vo la bel. V notable artists que
con taato exito tr4UajAba no h.ce
mucho el el rcat 0 Es2aho,
pROsPBRIDADGs Dos nuevos pc
piod,cos hemo. recibido: r. GIa
diadoG" dc Ahasco, y " Ii JloHo,"
n,os,.,en much,
DEsGR Ia jurjsdicc on
owen M.tt,na To. res, de . amos de
edad.
BANco PoPCLAG.~ - Componcn su
nueva Di ectlva o. se1ores sisuientes:
Director, don Manuel Muloz Ba-
,,'os' - 'ouo 49, Do'' '''~lt1e. It1
Ho'sy = 0''"s, ]l''s "" I.11''oo CI
-. - 10. - ca r |-'" (,,'., 1I,;o,
a.0" =, - ''u'' ~ '''' W." = '''''
', 'aS''fe' -. 81, = '''s, (T. go 3t1n Io .
NJ. - aL,,a.(,. l, -
r'"' - 49, =
1oi 10 g a. Ssoi q v ION
euro D -ni' Id. - oS@' e''''io OohtS oof'
w" o'e y U''0~'
mc,,nenoxesn T., -, .....,.
Al 80 I,b,a =. raha.4, -
~ i. ,.r,h,r.. ~ -. -. -,
+ - ..L..,.;... 80. ~ - -. =.
- O'I'' a. ., Sal'' o,''''''o' ~ aI'aN u
los de su altor, en- in.
AconseJa 4 sus compansros, Por
mulsi6q de Scott.
Don Jose Ramon Perera de Lton,
Ne uco CIujaao y Municipal Fo,en.
Sc de Calimste. Isla dc Cuba.
<, - nc I'e 0->t'GI ''iGtl 80 10
81 ~, 80 - - & - Oi'@' a. -
SION &c o0oU' J nc oo'e'"lo mara
V'I,o'19 - -, ''' 'as a'~~''ol'e9 1I
p@''''~' 10 - ts'' ~ q'o "'~ r. 0f10" g
ac0n9e)1I d ms colnPane[oS q eI'lt ieo
y 80 = ~ f'>' @ 81, POI - - -, ,
w.; 80 ;,c;o;ar,., = -. ~ - - .lf.usd' l Ias -
w 80 ...apn... - - - a.. 'e9 -;
~. ,as;5n < oobrs,, = 80 - dsl a,gonismo n,
constituyendo IN aIimento y med ca =
: llenar IN vaci5 en- Ia terapsutica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
GacETA DE HOY.

Circular de S. E. que va en-
otra parte.
Cotizaci6n de giros y efectos
en- el dfa de aver. Va tambien
en- otra parte.
Censo electoral para Diputa
dos Proyinciales y Ayuntamicn
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
sALIDAs DE- NRAYaa.A.

Para HAbaus vao. eIp. "6an
ISOAolo = de.palbAdJ por s. de
60 liAgs 300 81 cate con 1900
KIDS. Por L0pos Vllamli y o..
I40 81 cafe 1867 kilos. Por j.
OohoA y Hmao. l3j 81 cafe oon
ii, 800 knos.
PArS HabsnA y Norte de Espaha
vap. esp. Z" Alfonso XIII" despA.
chadO por S. de Esquiaga Para
SAntander. Por S de EEqulsga
4l5 81 cate 33 334 kdCs, 100 s( aEu.
oar con II, 1876 knos. Por L0peE
Villamil = %. 100 =. aEucas coz
20. 800 kiIos. Para San Sebssti An
For s. de E2qaisga 325 81 cafe con
q ,049 kilos, 349 81 aEu3sr con
38,5Ol ktita. POr 8. de V1ands J
co. 70 n cafe oon 2.240 kilOs. Para
B IOs0 por y. de EzQulsgA 81 81
cafe con 2,795 ktloss 3OO 81 szucaE
ooa S3 400 ktios. Para GJ0n poE
3. de Esquiaga 30 81 cate con
1870 klos.
Para ST. raom4s vAp. esp Vas
co" despao1Alo pos 5. de Ehquia
ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
"WATR2L9 LlNgl'
Xix a M I'm ORfTICO
Oh LAS PRIHOIPALMs TDORfAg
SoBRH QUE DHsCAEsA MI nDIEICI0
PoLfTIOo nor1RXo,
DON lGNACIO DIkZ CANEJA.
Sa.rsR DNi ~SOLSTls sEzcAarlL ;: l1I HUIRrSsts
DEDlCAToIlA.
LA RAZON DBL TI&LLO,

O6O1OAAOhAAe
LA RAZOE DBL rI2LLo,
SUMARI0.--Luohemoe.--El deber
cump'ido.-La generation que su-
he.--I.a justicia hamana.-Pretex-
tOs Criminsles. - La formula del
proSreso.-Bl pcogreso y sus ma
Difestaciones. La opinion p6blica.
i'll periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que eS hoy ls
prensa.-LA prensa y las leyes.-
~ pOl{tiea. que debe ser la
t0iitioa.-O6mo ee hsoen l0S poll
tsoos.-C6mo nacen los partidos.-
I4Os programas pOliticos.--Artif1-
clos POLITICALLY cRrnavSl politl-
So.-Misevlss politicss. - Einceri-
lad politioa.-Fanatismo politioo
LA democ7acia.-Principios de-
mocE&ticcs ,-.Absurdos democrAti-
cos.--Delirtos democrAticos. - La
llbertsd dc Ia CSGe1xa.-Libertad
CONTRA defeaAo,-La iguaidad 30.
ctaI.- La ignalGsd On Ia historia.-
LIS igualdo3 ante Ia raz6n. La so-
bersnla.--- La Oenaagogia.-L,os hun.
nos moGern0s.--Ia revoluoi6n.-
Las hUeigas.-Confnsi0n y caos.-
i Slnihllisu4o.-PgCpGgandss ! demo-
edoras Cancer sooisl.--Antino-
miss y ancmallAg.--El mayor de
Ioa erYCres.-Aiia ya la nave.-Epf-
logo = oonainsidn.
De ts.--An la Inpyenta del
BoLzPIH HHRCAExI1.
Precio.--Un p9G0 01acuenta oaH
tsvoR ejeEnplag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
TELEGRAMh
DEL PACIFICADOR.

Por el Estado Mayor de Ia Capita
MIA General Sc facilito el 20 el siguien
te parte Official:
FL coronel Hernandez. llevando
un convoy al Salto, batio vsrias par
tidas reunidas, haciendoles cuatro
mueItos y catorce heridos.
Euestra fuerza tuvo un herido.
Aver regreso y salio nuevamente
en- busca del enemigo. al que ba'i6 y
disperso. teniendo el dos heridOs, en-
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
camp05.
DE SANTA CLARA.

AL pasar el tren especial en- que
venla G. general Suarez Valdes. por
el puente de Jieotea. hicieron explo
sion 2 blrrenos de di lam ia eolocados
per los insurfeetos, inutiliEando e
tren, sin q1e el General sufrier4 ma Ia
DE los veiErcinco hombres que
Senian esco,tando el uen, resultsren
doce cortusos y dos heridos. uno de
ellos grave. Resulto ademas un te-
niente confuse.
lnmt diaiamente Ia fuerza que ibs
en- el tren contesto a dos descarga>
que le hicieron los rebel1es, los CuaIes
fueron disperssdos
FL general Suarez Wales regres &
! esta en- eI tren general de passjeros
de Cienfuegos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA,
H. TETUAN--11

A.lmaeeristas importadores de
provIsiOnes. Venta al poK mayor.
Duefios de Ia antigua ? ac1edita-
da Fabrics de F0asOros, estableCi-
da en- Sant0rce.
Marcas BOIIVAR y OONILL
-Deposiro Tetu4n 11s
Agentes de Ia acreditada marca
dc cigavrillos Psiarito. Bsllexa Y
Lbertad.
Fs5rioa 40 l!ooreS &c todas clases.
Admisao Azdoares 6 conslgna-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
FABIAN GARCIA Y COMP,

Oomsrc,antss imporIaderas % msroAaclas
toda olasss ' proosdsnoIaa,
VsAtas al por!mayor y datans
6u alnsoAn; I9-sAa Usro--lg,
Sss tisnd v; Ii BayamOnssa. L. Qsdsd
. eRdAli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
8. lINAGl. asn .os:s :S's III iip:oataA'A

Jonstante surtido de reIojes, y
pienoerfa de orc Oon briIlantes ,
pledrss fiDss de 10 mas modernc
que pueda desearse. Garantixan loe
OoJetos J venden . precios m6di
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
1UlA LOCAL.
S0BRINOS De EzOUlAGA.
FORTALH1A, II.

OAsa de giIos J eomiEonss.
Agsntss dc los vapor ss-coIrsos d :,
OompAfia TrasatlAnsica HspA0ola.
Agsntss Do Id Id Dc los sci ores ;
rtnAgA J Oo., Dc Liverpool.
Iasm idsm q. Il. FlstektI , Go.
ID. (compahta ola FIschA" 10 i'd
AGENTS. d. Id Id Dc los SET orssJ /
hieksls J Oo,, Linss Dc "k era.
Agsntss Dc BAhr, Bshr nd , Boss
Ltnsa de "ScrrA".
Agsntss de 10 Oompafiia Dc ssgaro
sontraIncsndios dsnomins Do lah Rc.
SaI'. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
sALTDAs pa CABoTAJE.

&C.. esp. "E efants" para Aqua
dlIA Msyagiis4 y Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13

OPBRAoLc2 ns DB BUQUns AH PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13

A LIS DEyOTos de Nuestra sen
ra de Monserrate La estamPa
Nuestra Sonora de Monserrats.
gen que cs veu-rad- en- el paeblo {
Hormigneros. y de Ia cull Sc ht u
cho una prcciosa reoroducci'a ca
LitograGa del BoLETiS, sc obese =
pGblico pr Ia mo lie, surn' &c )
centavos e ejem1iar. haciea lH- u a
rebaj2 81 cl p-iil, ueg e,e31 :
100.
MuY BEN vExIDos! Hemos
tenido {! gusto del abrazar, en- 4
Reduction, nucstrn qlerido y G r
Gel t amig q Antonio An1rH
10. Del alto co'nceolo he est' i.'4 a
cue Ell el ulimo vapor coneo Al
fonso XIII " rcErcs6 fclizmente de
,iaj- IA Ma ire pa.ria.
Otros tam5ien muy c,timado' an
Cos nuostros llcgaron dc la Peninsu
c & prop o buqne. entire e'IoS
Manuel Gil SANCHEZ. a qu'cn "a n 5
sntioipamos f..c,iAc yor 81 no"
bramiento para IN imPoftan'e et'} Q
de Ia Real Hacienda. y don Jun
Muro, OIclal del misno rsmo.
A - lbs nu-stto -. lial sa u1o
oieuvenida.
A cope,p Los paGpS DE Ht-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13

D. E. ?. -IIl pasldo a m-jo' Vi a
nuestro antique Y es,imado amigo y
cJrreligionaro DE Patilas do1 Fran
cisco de z. Rincon.
Sentimos muy deveras ei trl.tc
ceso. hacienda votos por Ia cter
gloria del finado, cuya fAmlIia acom-
paiiamos Ell 81 legi;ima pena'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-13
s 4 op Tao.ona.

. sxkADAo o.. oABoTAJ4
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
DEUCE IN CHICAGO.
The City Visited by the Worst Rainstorr
 in Years,


 CHICAGO, July S.-0ne of the most furious wind and rainstorms known in this vicinity for years passed over the city about o'clock yesterday evening, coming from the northwest. The day had been intensely hot and many people were out on the lake in sailboats, and, as the storm came very suddenly, it is feared that several lives were lost. The different life saving crews have been busy all evening tracing rumors of capsized boats, people clinging to blanks, etc, and up to 10 p. m. have brought in the occupants of three cap sized boats, all in 8 very exhausted condition.
 At the height of the storm signal tower beside the Pan Handle tracks at Ada street was blown over and the towerman, August Boedlow, sustained fatal injuries. Several other people are reported painfully cut and bruised by flying debris.
 So far the only fatality is the case of Charles Klein, John Ross and Charles Shook, who were out in rowboat when the storm burst, and of whom no trace has yet been found. The yawl- boat of the yacht Hattie B. was picked up last evening off Twenty-sixth street, but is thought the yacht has weathered the gale and made some other port.
 Late reports, coming in through the police and insurance patrols, show that the losses in the down town districts alone will aggregate large sum. The great department store of Rothschild &, Co.,, occupying nearly three-quarters of square and fronting on State street, suffered most, nearly all the plate glass windows on the State street side being blown in, and goods in the win dows and for some distance back badly damaged by the flood and rain. Plate glass windows were also blown in in several other large down town stores.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has appointed William ]. Horton, of the Indian terri tory, to be attorney for the United States for the Central district of the Indian territory.
 HIGH officials of the present Guate- malan government were said to be inn plicated in recently discovered defalca- tions amounting to over $3, GOO, ,000. The money missed was said to have been expended for arms, which never at- rived.
 SIGNoR GALLI, Italian under secre- tary O. the interior, and Deputy Marescalchi fought duel on tho 5th, as result of their dispute in the cham Der on the 4th, on which occasion Sig nor Galli called Marescalchi liar. Both were slightly wounded.
 A LETTER from President Cleveland was read at the New York Tammany celebration on the Fourth. The letter was appropriate for the day and es- chewed politics.
 VICE PRESIDENT STEVENSON and Gov. Mckinley each made an address on the 4th at the picnic at Chicago of the American Federation of Labor and the Trade and Labor assembly. There were about 10000 people on the grounds.
 CHARLES D. SHERWOOD, ex-lieuten- ant-governor of Minnesota, was found dead in the lake at Chicago. It was undoubtedly case of suicide.
 J. STERLING MORTON recently wrote Abner Taylor, of Texas, a vigorous letter on the 2d in reply to the eX-con' gressman's letter criticising the agricul- tural departments regulations for the inspection of Mexican cattle coming into the United States.
 WILLIS L. MOORE was appointed on the 3d to succeed Prof. Mark Harring- ton as chief of the weather bureau at Washington.
 ACTING SECRETARY UHI., of the Wash ington state department, accompanied by Mrs. Uhl, has hired passage on the steamship Columbia for Hamburg. During his absence Assistant Secre- tary Adee will act as secretary of state.
 TIE Spanish government has ap- pointed committee to consider the claims of the United States regarding the confscation during revolution of the estate of Antonio Maximo Mora, an American citizen residing on the island of Cuba. The value of the property taken from Mora was alleged to be about g., 800, 900.
 TIE bimetallists at Berlin have passed series of resolutions in favor of international bimetallIsm, at a ratio to be determined by an agree ment between Germany, France, Great Britain and the United States.
 JAMES R. GARFIELD was nominated by the republicans for the state senate at Warren. O., on the 2d. Garfield is a son of the late President Garfield and he receives his first political honors on the fourteenth anniversary of the day on which Guiteau shot his father.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
THE INTERSTATE DRILL.
Final Meeting Held Sunday-List of Prizes
 Awarded.

Awarded.
 ST. LOUIS, July s.-Between 35.000 and 10000 people were at Camp Han cock yesterday to see the wind-up of the interstate drill and encampment. The programme consisted mostly of sacred concerts by the bands in camp, and the last contest of the encampment took place. It was the individual drill for four prizes aggregating in value Sl75. A great many of the companies left for home Sunday evening and the others went by early trains to-day Following is a list of prize winners:
 Free-for-all infantry, six entries: First prize. $500 in money and National Drill as- sociation St Louis cup, valued at Sl,00J, Branch guards, Of St Louis second prize, sl ,00) Belknap rifles. of San Antonio, Tex: third prize, $500. National rifles, Of Washing ton: fourth prize. SsOJ, Bullene guards, Kansas City: fifth prize, $500, Phoenix Light infantry, Dayton, O.
 Maiden infantry class. four entries: First prize, sI, 800, Buliene guards. Of Kansas City; second prize, $500, National rifles, of Washing ton: third prize, sa50, company F, First in fantry, of St. Louis.
 Artillery, four entries: First prize, 5000. Indianapolis, Ind light artillery; second pElLc' g'"V' hOChNlllc' lLld'' liE!sb dItiIlcTS' . third prize, $50, Dallas, Tex, artillery com pany.
 Zouave. four entries: First prize, si.501, Medley Zouavcs. of Memphis, Tenn: second prize, $500, Walsh 2ouaveS, of St. Louis; third prize. s25l, Hale zouaves, of Kansas City.
 Individual Grill: First prize, Sl00, Corporal Arthur E. West. Phoenix light infantry Day ton, O.; second prize, $50, Private w. r. Thompson, Branch guards, St. Louis: third prize, $l5. Scrgt. Charles Durfee, Walsh zouaveS St. Louis: fourth prize. Corporal Fred ". Albert National rifles. Washington.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11

TIE effect of the Chicago drainage canal on lake levels is still under dis cussion. One of the leading engineers in charge of the work assured the sec retary of war that the reduction of the lake level when the canal is taking its maximum of 10000 cubic feet of water q second will never reach inches, and that the average reduction throughout the year will not exceed 3H inches. So far as definite data have been submit ted, it appears that the lakes will feed the canal without a change of any con- sequence in their levels
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11

A WARRANT for l cent in favor of President Cleveland was forwarded re- gently from the United States treasury to Gray Gables, Mass. This sum was found to be due him as salary upon an adjustment of his account for the fiscal year. The presidents salary is $50, ,OOG year. paid monthly, and the monthly warrant is for S4, 16G G62s each month. It was found that one-third of cent for the three months had been over looked in drawing the warrants, and the cert sent was the result of the cor rect adding up of the account.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE steamship Stanley Force came into collision with and sank the steam dredger Bella near Liverpool, Eng, on the 9th. Five of the latter's crew were drowned.
 AT Springfield, H., on the 5th, George Lawson, a hack driver, shot his wife through the right breast, then turned the gun to his heart and pulled the trigger. Both balls passed com pletely through the bodies and both will probably die. The shooting was the outcome of a big drunk.
 A WAGON containing four persons was overturned by pile of stone and the occupants were thrown on railway track in front of a moving car at Will transport, Pa. Miss Alice Chase was instantly killed and MissPhoebe Koch was so severely injured that her death was expected. The driver of the team was also badly hurt.
 A SPECIAL to San Francisco morn ing paper from Cnur d'Alene, Ida, said that Capt. Paul Webb, the swim mer, lost his life near there in an att
 
 into lake Ceur d'Alene in his barrel. The barrel left the chute and struck the ground. His spinal column was broken.
 MARY MORGAN, aged 21, and Maggie Lafferty, aged 22 years, were struck by Pennsylvania train at Holiness burg junction, Pa., on the 9th and killed.
 NEAR Lake City, Fla, Robert Ben nett, young colored preacher, was dragged from his pulpit and was hanged by mob of his own race. He was accused of assaulting the daughter of one of his members.
 Ar Boston on the 4th the patriotic societies paraded and a pitched battle ensued between some of the paraders and the spectators, in which stones, sticks and revolverS were used with fatal effect. John Wills, laborer, of East Boston, one of the spectators, was shot and instantly killed; Michael Boyle had his head split open by a club, and was reported dying in a hos pital; young man named Stewart had his nose cut off with saber, and several others were more or less se- verely wounded. A float representing the little red schoolhouse" was the cause of the trouble.
 GREAT excitement existed in the neigh borhood of Hahn's peak, Col, over the discovery of an immense blowout of silver-bearing rock, said to come from a blanket vein. The ore was said to run several hundred ounces of silver to the ton. There are already about 300 men cn the ground and hun dreds of claims nave been stalled.
 Ar Lexington, Tenn, on the 3d the courthouse, mayors office and all the county records were destroyed by an incendiary fire early in the morning. An investigation of alleged forgeries in county grants was under way and it was believed the fire was started by in terested parties. There was no insur- ance on either building or contents.
 TIE Gayoso hotel at Memphis, Tenn, went into the hands of a receiver on obligations amounting to nearly Slsa, 900. The property is worth Sa0o,o0o. The hotel was Grants and sherman s headquarters during tho war.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11

GEN. GREEN c. SMITH, who died re- gently in Washington, came within half vote of being president of the United States. He and Andrew John son were candidates for Lincoln's vice president and Johnson received half a vote more than Gen. Smith. When President Lincoln was assassinated Vice President Johnson ascended to the chair and Gen. Smith then realized what he missed by that half vote.