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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
Y SINIESTRO

Van ustedes yer, CARTS; nos lecto-
res una historic que parece cuento.
La escena en- San G ru an.
Don Ram6n Q lifiones, letrado inte
ligente, autonomista entu.iasta, h m
bre de caracter pidio & tiemr o la in Ia
sion de unos Glen ciudadanos la
exclusion de unos cincuenta en- las lis
tas electorales
Entire las aspirantes la inclusion
fsura el misn- o Quinones, que pre-
sentaba su tftulo y comprobaba su re
sidencia y su quota contributiva.
Entire los anenazados por la exclu
sion 6gura el alcalde. aquel eelebre
Gregori, que no tiene derecho per-
manecer en- el censo
Pues bien: el yuntamiento, en- sus
alt designio desestimo la deman
da justfsima y declare que las cosas.
marchando como marchan, quedarar
gusto de los arohi sublimes conce
jsles.
Soy Juan Palomo:
yo me 10 guiso;
yo me 10 como,
diran los padres conscriptos Con un
sutragio asi va tienen SECURE el voto
popular.
Pero no paran ahi los desaguisa-
dos.
El senior Quific nes, que no Sc
mueede la lengua nj hace ahorro de
energfa, intent6 celebrar una re nion
publica para protestar contra los abu
sos las ilegalidades q los DISTINGUISHES
del 4yust0miento de San German
Y el sabado comunico por escrito
al alcalde Gregori su proposito, reco-
giendo el recibo indispensable.
Y el domingo hizo imprimir hojas
sueltas invitando q todos los sanger
meios 4 la reunion.
Llev6 las hojas la alcaldfa y el
alcalde Sc nego a reeibirlas y.por tan
to, sellarlas.
r quiriole ante testigos el senior
Qu'iiores y reitero su negativa.
Sc lie presento !uego con ell notario
y otros dos testigos neg por ter
cera vez: Sc levauto a tia notarial y el
sefor Q IN ones dispuso que, cumpli
das las ieyes, salieran la calle las
h jas
No pud ser.
Los agentes de policia. enviados
por Gregori. arrebataron al reparti-
dor los ejemp!ares.
Y la bitrariedad, el despojo. Sc
en- presencia de todo un
puetlo
Queds ba el naeetimg
Pero el M et.ng no debla tener lu
gar
G9egori. omnipotente en- su ig |
noraneia. encast;llado en- su estuiticia,
pr. h bio las euatro y media de la
tarde que el meeting Sc celebrase.
Con que dereeh no
Con Ell derecho que da una auda
-ia sin lfmites que Sc apoya en- Ia
Fuerza y que anda segu a de la in
nunidad
De modo Que aqui la ley. la cons
el de ech patri,. las liberia
les ub,icas ruedan 4 los pies del
primer cot que resuelve pisotear estas
:osas augustus
En- cualquier PAT, la destitucion
'endria en- ei acto. por te.egrafo.
Y Geegori nassrfa ser 10 que
nerece Ser.
Un REQ de graves delitos contra el
,rden y contra la libertad.
f iria donde de be ir.
a la csrcel
Acs: pasara 10 contrario.
IRA IN mensaje de /,
Yi barbara; &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
y DE FEBRERO 6

is .lve F b~er. !. f 4apfritu de hi
nojos desde esta iDj-1 e sa'uda ,por
que td eres l. Patr'a tol rnplicita en-
Il iS.'vo Febrer,! recueedo immortal
para Ell patriotism s..,mi'sb'e pre-
sea de quienes en- b ira i,c nparable
te alzaron sobre ell pave. de la liber
tad y de la gloria iSa.ve Febrero!
nobiiisima idea concebida IN dia y
acabalada al otro dfa por los animos
de mayor fervor civico y les mas
candorosos y sire ros one pudo pro
ducir la TERRA de Qnisqueya. lS.'vs
Febrero! jornada pr,mera y a Ia v-z
toda la jornada de la eobsrapfa de
nuestro pals. porque es asi que la
iniciaci6n primordial incluye, reasu
miendola, a toda la labor indepen
diente.
e. Baluarte del Conde es como un
Sinai; allf la Aurora del II h:zo
perceptib,es generaciones b,jo ser
vii yugo humiIadas, las tab as del
Derecho y de la Sob4ranfs ID re
chol lSoberahia! isueTlo>! i,lel,rio,!
quizas; pero hay que tener q todo
trance esos suef1os y esos delirios
----
-. .. E. espf itr, la hora de
ahors, esta en- Ell y contempla .xta
siado el dnleo invicto: Duarte,
Sanchez, MeIla, Pima, Perez. Ruiz.
Sara. Imbert. Duverge Santana,
Paello. etc Estan todos, sin faltar
ninguno. Esta Du.rte. aunque au
sente On persona, porque 81 es 81
auton6mico en- potencia,
como SAnehtz es ell mismc pensa
miento en actos. = MelIa, Perez, Pi-
IA, sus ful lgentes irradiaciones. Y es
tan Santana. Imbsrt, Dnverge, por
que son eslab de la fortfslma ca
dena que, arrancando del iniciador
primario, va extendiendose por modo
inGnito Y estan todos,
puesto que una Independence reai-
zadA irrealiaada, intesra todos los
independizadores, 4 la manera que la
idea panteista contiene en- # & todos
los seres 8 & todas las sustancias se-
N Jantes-
Pero va ell espiri
tn ha deja la serena region de la
gloria; shora ~ lhhse las mex
Po, 2 'e.'';1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
roDAY,s MARKETS.

Prices CafTent By Telegraph LoeAi
aaa Portland QuOtAti0ns.
sALffn PisDDUCB AAhkET.
BUTCHER sJOCK.i
veais-dro.sed 4 cts.
Hogs-dressed lic.
Live cAttle-2(92ic.
Sbeep-aliye t2O0.
MILL PRICE.
Salem Milling Co. quotes: Flour
Ia wholesale lots t225. Retail t240.
Bran eIl bulk $3.50 sacked. Shorts tlz
ola Chop feed tl4 and tl5.
WHEAT.
a cents per busheL
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oata--2O(922ic.
HAy-BSIed, cheat $500 9satimOthy
$50.
YARH PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, iOc.
Hops-Btst, 3 % &c.
Eggs-In trade, Sic.
Butter Best dairy, 1OC9l2le; tAnc,
creamery, $50 2Oc.
Cbeese-lO 90 i2l cts.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon &c
hams, IL; shoulders, :.
Potatoes Doc.
Onions-2 cents
LIVE POULTRY.
fOUitTy-BFoilers l0c; Hens, &c
ROSTERS not wanted; ducks, 6s7c
Turkeys.6C9Sc.
PoR TLAsD oUoTATIoNsi
Drain, Feed, etc.
FlOur-POrtlAnd, t2.S5; WallA WsllG
u s.; graham, $3.50; superhne, SIS
per OAfrel.
oats-White, 1890 sOc; milling sI@
TaA Ns. -.
S5.75Ss.OO; barrels, t6OOC95.25; cases
t3.75.
Potatoes-25c per sacg.
HAy-tiood, S599.5O per ton.
Wool--vAlley, 6la Zoe.
Miistuffs-BrAn. si2 5O;shorts, $3.50
chop feed, .tl2C9Sl5 per ton; chicken
wheat. .75c per GENIAL.
HopS-Dull, 3Ca5c.
Hides--green. salted, 20 lbs. 3lc. un
der 60 lbs. 1, 2(93c; sheep pelts, 10000
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-Oregon fancy creamery, l0a
l2sc; fancy dairy, SC9lOc; fair 70 good
7l(1sc; common, ,6G6ic.
Cheese-Oregon fun cream SOLO.
Egg~-OFegon, lie per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. f326(a,3 75 pc
dozen; ducks, t4.OO96 90; geese, $500
500; turkeys, dressed, i2c.
Beef-TOpsteers, 3(g34c per II; fail
70 good steers, 2lC9Sc; cows, 2i92ic
dressed beef,5G9slc.
Mutton-Best.sheep. I S260(a2 rs ;choics
ewes, t2.25; dressed, 4(94ic.
HORs- Choice, heAvy, S3.5O(13. 20
light and feeders, 81 50; dressed, 4!c PEI
ID.
veal-smAll, choice, 5Cs6c; large, SO
4c per pound.
SAN FkAsCIBCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, Sd
l0c; do inferior, 6S7c; do valley, ga
lie.
Hops-Quotable at 4(96c
POtatOes-EATly Rose, 6O(d75c IL
sacks; Burbanks, .36cCd80 per sack.
Oats Milling, 81 I.O7Cgl.I7i.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
TIE Silver DOLLAR

"a ,eunI tender silver dollar n ths
oolv bower that will break Ihs 90
rDoropolv and stop Wall street running
3 corner on gold -"--CAPITAL SoUb-
rAL.
That q lost the kind Of silver dollar
that re have nov. tha . legal tender
for the payment Of all debts both pFi'
vats and public, and stands eide oy
aide with our gresnbAck and gold 10
valus and ia amount that may be
used ia the payment Of any debt or
dues, and tue ratio Is IS 70 /. What
more can be desired? Only some plan
70 zet into circulation the Eve hundred
million silver dolIars nov laying In the
vaults At Washington. Certainly not
q law 10 compel the Eoyefnmsnt 70
build more vaults for the holding Of
silver dollars.
we aotioe that wheat u advancing 10
price, and still there has been DO In
srsass gn tas circulating medium. Can
II Be possible that the Law ofsupply
ana demand has spything 70 do With
itg
IL would be q fearful shock 70 the
people of salem lfone Of those fearful
eoldbugs shouId ssttle Ia Salem And
spend few millions 10 factories an0
improysmeuts. There are very few
people in AumsvIlle that would $3.50
csAts With them. for they have beard
such fearful thIngs about them they
would expect 10 have svsrythi ng they
po~,s.ssd "cornered." 3. w. BAKD.
The statement that there are 500, ,ooo,-
900 silver dollars lying 10 the treasury
u not eorrecs. a. thsrs were only 1875, .
600 900 colnsd, ~ Banker Bush tells us,
aad they are In circulation a. oliver
certificates. IL 10 exactly the Law Of
supply and demand that sppliss TO She
gold and silver question. The more
silver and paper money We issue under
tbs pressut systsm, that has to b
Esdsemsd 10 gold before IL is money,
ths more demand ve create for geld
and the more power We give It. The
less We make Of silver - primary
issai tender money, the lsss dsmApd
thsrs Il foF Il and the Isss uss there 10
Cos It. silver must b treated - oOm-
asdlty or - . monetary coinage metal
ca equal tsrms With gold. There is no
SAFE middle ground. Ths EoysrnDsns
n.sds ths great mistAks Whsn u n"s
ssdsemsd silver or ooln covered paper
enly Ia sold. Ifh had paid silver that
wculd have tested the matter before ali
thls silver snd coin taken currency wa
isaasd.
nF. Hard pad not he siaF0ssd shout
ahs e4lsu goldbuEa ~ they ssiils
ssywhsSs 70 l1vsss, they l9ok oat fqf
shs lnlsFs.t There ls nothing snsft
sf apDlleabls about that u ftbsy by
. sarsss FailEos1 sF anysblnE slss thsT
Yates tlss slook ioT tbfus % fouT values
snA pFoossd 70 eollsoi lols from TIE
ssllle v w alVlasnds wlih it
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
SiskiyOu County, CAL

About fifty miles north OF
Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from
the Ca ifornia & Oregon R. h.
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
baths. Cure for rheumatism,
skin diseases and stomach and
all stomach troubles. Fishing,
hunting, climate ana scenery
unsurpassed. Fine stone ho-
tel. Delightful place to spend
the summer. For pa ticuIars
address EDISON BROS,
Beswick, Cal. Props.
578n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

Thss sfs l717A milss ~ railroad in
the United riatss.
Thsn are ~ 40 ~ rails ussd "a
cover ihia Efuund.
fbefe as Ai8 90 90 tee used a. hGd
sibssa fsils ineeihsf, bot n0 sucb
amount, h0ssYff, 10 required a. bind
lhs haafis ~ lhs ifsFslinE public g. ils
lsoi that thr Wisconsin, tentFal lines
fufpish sutaflpf isi1ililss 90 ell tbsif
tFaibs letsssu st Pau snd Chicago,
shieA fofui c.nes oosnSrliuns Hitb all
lass ~ iils east and nsulh
Hskr . nNis N a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
pooE JIm boTAs

Jbs ofsseaisa ssys, sefuA@,lesiiy
ii,sf "a "a snaassssed thsi nsi blonI
Nili b. siyss . psosainsnt plans 10 shs
ssfsles ~ ihs uaiisa istAiaa, &c ths
assaseiieH a ils TsFsaas ssainsi ess
sgafaeaas, assi asi fgsaas" /" hgsssss,
ll,si Dspss asss nsa hsEs . sasa y ssy
II oegaassnaai0s 81 iAaaas Jiss is,isH
ga ht~1asl Asasal hglksy, whe ysss
pela ~ eos sssssnlssni ff,sss ta.xsp ~
g. $50 go sasaa - pisisst ii.s segssn'
nasni huaa afflessg tilsges - hlsia,
lss1lin Bls9 hsak. "a si, SAD thea t,i
saask fllsls lglsi sna laii,sa ilas sass ~
80 ihs gsapis iilaa y 81 ssssl 10
aanpaflsoa with sgcA alsssfstis rloe
fasss n \ Jssanri Altlfnsf bsn
msfpbg aad 80 saslsssEis sfs sniiilsa
~ ihs hssi wisiss u ~ hgassi siss ~
fnsnins eswe sne eeeFisilsS ibis
sag u saasasists fsssas "asia,
ilksAa
tfs fnssai,s sisgss slsssa llsnissssiis
esbrs y pssisalssa sssissiiaiT i~asa
Mh feass .eastllss ,s,assfsa, tssssss
iks i,spstfsss ofssseiss go ii,s
ilsaeassils fgsslas fslssise ssg hs
a as sslli,, sna hs hlsss sss hsi'
ksy 40 ihs Nd asss gss essbi y 10
pss il,sesst lsfs q AZ s'sis p''s,s
naslasa. ~ laAss y niss'siss u 40
~ fwilsaa Has lsse \ l,sas''is,sslsi
q ~ lsayis n silssss y ~ asss ~
ssg = sksl ssefss flss ~ leass \
4 hss6 nnas a. ihs eiaits'iii,sl ,sselslis
80 = - ssE y lbs ssssi'il,s y lsil =
- snlr hssfiiws spa sssll hsi sss
sas,illnilansl fsass llsiilsss' sss.i
- - llsgese1sa A. lsississ'sS s'st
~ a ihs - @agsassl,ssss ilss -
~ llsee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

ilsasllg ~ ; l'ss w.. "a \ M, ~
alsleiels VI lbsit y ~ isssNlf
lf ~ ~ a,sss "A fffts li'iit W.
~ eslg Ngsl tag klssff ssis es
IIe saal1 LiisA ! A,el. w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

IL a symptoin ~ dlssAss Of the sid.
pFya II will osFtAinly bs relieved by
fafks' Nufe Cure. That headAcbs.
bsckAchs aud tired f.elinE come from
che sane oAuns. Ask f0F PaFks' sure
Cure fof the liver and kldneys' pfios
gi .0l, soid ~ Lunn a bFOoks igts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
CARD OF COMMENTATOR.

ONIlO VI SOWHlGNNN lONt
From citizens OF Portland, Or, April 10. lSs5,
10 citizens OF Helena. Montana
Dr. c ii. Mach, Dentist, now resident OF
your city. but formerly OF Portland, and well
known 20 ali Of Us. has few equals and no SD.
psriors As a deniist anywhere. he is q gen.
ueman well worthy o. confidence and favor.
IA CHAPMAN, n. D.
MAyOY Of Portland.
wN. X. WATKINS, N. T.,
AS NICHOLS. n. D.,
J.R cARDW ELL,
Dentist, Portland.
JIG, GLENN,
Dentist Portland
he did for me the best dentistry ever hae
done, and Dr. Z. {. KnowIes, dentist OF Fan
Francisco. ssId It was the best hsisver saw.
J.BKSAPP,
Portland
HKLEEA, Mont. Aug. 10. Iss2
AfssE more than seven peArs' residence ano
practice OF Dr.pMaek In Helena, We are pleaseC
10 endorse above expression OF comm-nds
ton.
~ Goyvrnor Of MJnlans
JOHN Z. UnTIN.
Mayor u Helen
WN n. STEELE, n. D.,
J.BATCHIsoS, ND,
He.tHG
d.. WAIT. .. De,
he eus.
w.EZUJER,
Dentist, hsirLu
For sAtisfAetory operations In aAism. o..
Ue arc enabled by permission 70 refer to suei
noted aud worthy gentleman ~ his exec.
Ieney
WHIP. LORD,
OsveFnOr of ore ou
hos. PHILLiP AE t-L4lAS,
stale Treasure y uFtson
HON. &. n. WOLNERc COS
supreme ldsr, salem
HON. GLD. "A. h . HsEIf
CncIlt Jadge, Halem
X T.. BOlSE Ealem.
And many others of nigh - rspccLAbiLty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
HEART DISEASE 80 YEARS |


~ q NJ NFhlnsf1 POI mafisf ~
tnf aHiN iHf ai,a . nfile - adalff.
tsff hai lafh hftfflf ilu4iiif1
liN hfaH "A 49, ftff Rlnst lfasiHa
~ sfH3 N liIf las a NlE laff sal
80 iaHNlfd WHh lHlf'lailte ail
sissliafas ~ iitaiI ! aiHlt 49,
fIffp NN HIf ifN saa as4 haa laie
epsnl siT lfaft ~ aHls e lll
llaf Nas MHfN HlafHlf1 sHa 90
lAhsfsiI W. slifHiNN sas kalls1 AZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
$1,000 REWARD OFFERED

Ths uHaaffisasd nnsis tizN FsssFd tof a.
fsiu Fiftl'ia ~ lsf lafi3 ~ lafttss ~ bafase
ii lsss iis ai4 sls,f ~ ttk ~ esfn sefs@s
sfff ~ fhs rilaaH ! uHs tNo sfssi fsnfiasf
sAa 6iH ehis ~ 80 thls fsHafa
ista aasss ssLsls.a s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

flghfy fsu sfrss in hfidFsfssf pfssinei, z
t4iy. hsH bsuns, ~ asfoa uuaef fuiN failani
fuHuins sstsH AL paas ~ Helsff pfntsfig
Adffssa sbEiiA Mofia
alW tlailEs. ff.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
Pitchers oastoTla.
Children cv for

hftGH 80 oaig, 1f4T ~ tsiNspi =.
ffuftH fl4iA4Ft
FfsHk fhsasf isistss fsth iksi
- , iiis ssflfa aeffAsf ~ ihs nfnl -
b 4 i.sgsf = b, esass h,.eii,sss ~
sfs,sgaala. ssa liaaf ssla nfia wlli sN5
49, - e,ifs9 ~ liis sss ~ Have "a
tsfh tsis
FaAaH NHkHFf
a ~ sgsseese il,s ga ass ~ issss ~
-, a u iest
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Al persons wishing "a visit silver Greek
aiis Tor pleasure Or health viii ma accom-
mOdaiions for 10 I'd by the day or week Al
the undersigned place. AlaD stock OF gro
ceriss - supply eampers .
BiH-iIn D. y WATSON.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
SALEM WATER co.
BUILDING MATERIAL.

Reeves, the material man, nes oOrnplsted
hi MT boat 20 get sand and gTavel, and j.
now rspaIed % suppy tbe public with
4-ziE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
The Genuine Merit

or Hoods saTsaparillA wins frieAd,
wherever II IL fairly and honestly
tried. To have perfect health, yOl
must have pure blood, aud the bes
way 10 hAYe pure blood IN to take
HOod's safsapariliA, the best blood
purifier aud strength builder. II on
pels all taint of scF0fula, salt rbsun
aud eli other bumOfr, aud " the sam,
time builds up lhe whole system.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

/ asllasd n 90 H 1lis ffai lsaiis
Hssas atti4t9 iHpfff fthfNi IA ~
ss,glihH se4 asf lfti'fs bsff e'ii,l
tfisif tsita 49,
aw sssihsNF D h hataas ~
3. III, l,,sg AZ. F,. ga g.,.f
VI. n.pi- 'xne. q 'Ils..i Isf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

Iisllsf s,sfgb fan \ istsn lelsl
nsH afAs alfeilg "a lhs ltasi4 el.e iie
,sais ssfistas = iiss s5sisis asie ~
issl IiiiaNlsls. fiss
~ iHfBg Afsl 1a.sfe. u
- n.aa ~ afssslais. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31

Hoods pllIs are prompt and sfiielsn
25c. ,ns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
W0LZ'S MARKET.

Frssh allied and fmntsd Meats And fau
saSss, Sc hsfnEsFsiof fnsafs In tuai ahAFs
hspi IN ~ 80 rEfst, eastern ffTla ffss
ilFsfY Fuuth commercial street
90 InAh VOL. trDp,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
INDEPENDENCE ( MONMOUTH
Ths sHffftsH HHp fsas ; aailY sisgf
itsst aalfts n stsfe tfNes - - nalsin ~
lsa.t;: ~. /; ..t...... ~. - ,-gsafg n AZ
FARM FOX SALE I!

4 n Hffs tahfffa affff $50 iii IaiIis isHa isr
"a sffas fNH HFttE nffNsfA iseiff ~
D ~ 900 b Haasf Soc hifasts 49, Nef
Nf FI.f 81 ifs eaH A4afsss
iisias| tn,ss aa'fh. u asssts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-31
Artificial Teeth Actually Better

thaa can be had slse~h re and - .eheap A.
the eheAresL Parties having artificial teeth
which tall 10 give satisfaction will be guaran.
teed relief in receiving from our hands teeth
uneIoellsd In adaptation, strength and nat
ural auuearancA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
Six More Gunboats.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Secretary
Herbert is preparing the advertise
ments for bids for the new gunboats
authorized by the last naval appropria-
ton bill. There will be two styles of
boats, one being equipped with one
screw and the other twin screw boats.
Two of one kind and four of the others
will be built. The pattern from which
the four will be constructed will not
be decided until the bids are in and it
is found which is cheapest. It is more
than probable that the twin screw boat
will be the more expensive, but if the
difference is not very great four of
these may be selected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
WATCHED THEM DIE.
An Indiana Mother Poisons Her
Two Children.
She Then Sat by and Watched
Them Expire.
TOOK A DOSE HERSELF.
Her Work Done She Took Her
Own Life.
TOOK A DOSE HERSELF.

JEFFERsoNvn1E, Ind, July 2
When the sister of Mrs. Benson Ben
nett visited the latter's house yester-
day she discovered horrible sight.
Mrs. Bennett and her two children,
Homer, 6 years, and Lolita, IL years,
lay upon the bed. The children were
dead and the mother was in the agony
of deadly poison. Physicians were
called, but Mrs. Bennett is probably
beyond help. She had poisoned the
children, who had evidently been dead
for several hours, and after watching
them die had taken the poison herself.
She is the widow of Benson Bennett,
who defaulted as treasurer of Clark
lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, and who committed suicide
some time ago. Mrs. Bennett had left
a note sticking under the door, direct
ing that her sister, Mrs. Cana, and the
coroner be notified. The note was
dated Friday last.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
INGALLS, IN A SYMPOSIUM.
Says We DON'T Want Cuba But Do
Want Canada. 2

Says We Don't Want Cuba But Do
Want Canada.
CHICAGO, July 2-In symposium on
annexation of more territory by the Unit
ed States, published in the Times Her
aid, John J. Ingalls, of Kansas says:
Cuba has degraded hybrid popula-
ton, its higher element chiefly of the
Spanish race, which has no sympathy
with Germanic ideas, and is in state of
chronic tUmult and revolution Presi-
dent Polk authorized an offer of $780,
100000 to Spain for Cuba in the interest
of the slave breeders of the south, but it
was peremptorily rejected by Spain and
was never approved by the people.
There is no sentiment anywhere, except
among the buccaneers and free booters
who would profit by piracy, in favor of
the annexation of Cuba Nor is there
any gain or glory or advantage to &C
crue to the United States by its acqui-
sition."
"Are you opposed to any further in
crease of territory"
"The objection to the annexation of
distant detached and incompatible re-
gions do not apply to Canada. An i'm
aginary line separates the dominion from
the United States. It's physical features
are the same. Much of its territory is
unoccupied, and would afford room for
our surplus population. That portion
which is inhabited has institutions like
our own. Its productions, industry, COM
MERGE and manufactures are similar, and
it's destiny is Identical The welfare of
both countries would be promoted by
voluntary political union"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
UNCLE SANS MONEY.
Statement of the Comptroller of
the Treasury.
Circulation Has Increased Five
Millions This Year.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
It Has Increased IA Millions
During the Year.
THE PUBLIC DEBT

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The monthly
statement of the comptroller of the
currency shows the amount of national
bank notes outstanding June 80, 1895,
to have been $211, 900, 69s, which is an
increase for the year of $14, 341, 391, the
increase for the month of June being
$212, 669. The amount of circulation
outstanding based on United States
bonds was $1S6, 062, O98, an increase for
the year of So, 4e3, 514, and for the
month of SIS, 092, $50. The amount of
lawful money on deposit to secure cir
culation was $40, $780, 23, which is de-
crease since June 80, 1894, of 81, 1852, 1873.
The amount of United States regis
tered bonds on deposit to secure circu-
lation was $2O7, $50, 900, of which $10,-
465, 500 was in the 4 per cents of 1895.
The amount on deposit to secure pub
lie deposits was SIS, 278, 900, of which
$575, 600 was in the new per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
MAY LEVY LICENSES.

Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Dem
yer City Council Ordinance.
DENVER, Col, July 1.-THE state SUI
preme court has handed down an opin-
ion that holds that the levying of
license by the Denver city council on
ali occasions is entirely legal. In 1886
the. council passed an ordinance
placing a $40 tax on all street cars.
This amount was afterward increased
to $25. The Denver City Cable Rail-
way company was the frs corporation
to refuse to comply with the terms of
the ordinance. It's representatives
were arrested and fined, and were or
dered to pay the tax of $25 on each car
owned by them. The defendants APP
pealed. Although the supreme courts
opinion does not specify directly what
articles oroccupations the council may
tax or license, it is plainly inferred
that the city fathers have limitless
power, and may pass ordinances com
polling every line of business, trade or
occupation to pay an annual license
fee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-02
PURSUING DEsPERADoEs.
Infatuated People on the Tran Of the
Escanad Christian Brothers.

Infatuated People on the Tran OF the
Escaped Christian Brothers.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, July 2.-The
posse which went IN pursuit Of the es-
capped Christian brothers are coming in
one by one, chagrined over their fail
ure to capture the murderers. The
trail of Bob Christian was found on
the bank of the North Canadian river,
four miles east of this city. Marks on
the bank indicate where he entered
the river, but careful scrutiny Of the
bank for several miles below the point
shows no place where he came out, and
the prevailing belief is that owing to
his weakness from loss of blood and
the high stage of the river, which Is a
boiling torrent, he was drowned.
Officers are hot on the trail of Bill
Christian, and it is only question of
hours until he is brought back to
bangle at the end of a rope. He is a
desperate criminal, however, thorough
ly armed, andit is very probable that
more bloodshed will ensue before he is
captured. The weapons which the
prisoners had obtained were supplied
by confederates on the outside and Sc
GREETED over the ceiling of the jail cor
rider, from where they were taken at
an opportune time and so effectively
uSad