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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Retreta mafana por la banda de Vo-
untarios. .-Primero paco doble ''Tiro al
blanco' Duchesne. -Segundo, Aria de ba-
jo en- Ia opera "Maria di Rohan" Donizetti
-Tercero, Escena, coro y canei6n GEL
Duo de Ia Afrioana" Caballoro. .-Cuarta
Gavota "Estefania" Zcibulka.- Quinto,
Vals '"The Navigator" Strauss Ssxto,
Danza s'El Paraiso" Duchesne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

So enc}e12tra pr SO jccomunicado en-
Ia Carcol 0s> Ponce, ol s&1or don Pedro
Baltistini, comerc>an5e que fu6 de aquella
plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

lFlNCA5 BARATASl-89 ,v5n,||en las ST.
c11ienteH: ''Uua iincl1 rilaticcY" coTHpuoA-
ia de so clorda8, mas r2"4o8 do 1::~1o J
6obre ALTO, prOpias pGra frut0s meAuro8 =
pastos para ganadO, atravesada pOr el
caudaloso rio de PatiIlas y 10 nlDuGos dc
este pueblo. "Otra 6nca rustlca, slta en-
ell barrio dol 'ReaP (Patillas) compuesta
de IA cuerdas; do elias s 8:'D1bradas do Ca
f6, la mayor parto 10 CO.'S cho> "Otra fiu-
ca rdstica" de 19 cuardas MAJ nes.o@, 81
ia en- ell barriO del 'Emaj ajagUaP (Arroyo)
de liano sobre alto, con cuerdas do ca
f6, buena casa vivienda y IN ranch6n pa
ra recOlecta de frutoe. Iuformar&n en-
Arroyo, S2tceSOTeS de COU0s y Comp. 1912
La sef1Ora Presid0nta Provincial do
Damas de la Cruz Roja ha recibIdO de Ia
Comisi6n de la misna, en- Barcoloneta, los
efectOs que continuation SO Xprosan pz~
ra auxilio de los heridos de Ia campaf1;z IL
Cube, recOlectado en- la fOrma siguio1jt0:
Presidenta sefiora A1r@a D. Co Bal
seiro, 4 frasadas, vendajos, conpraeas y
8 pesos.-Vice Presidenta sohora Isab !
del Pozo de Boneta, vendajes algodon y
/ peso.-Vice Presidenta sehOra Paula R.
de Flores, vendaies, cOmpresas, hilas y l
peeo.-Depositaria sehorita Guillerninn
Navedo, vendajes, compreaas y p6so.-
COntadOra seforita Providoncia DiaZ, ven
daies compresas y l peso.-Vice Contado
ra sehorita AntOnia Davila, v0ndaj8s y 1
peso.-Directora do Almac6n sehOrita Bla-
ea A. de Taureguizar, vendajes y 2 pesos.
-Secretaria doi1a A6roa Balseiro de Gior-
petti vendaies compresas y pesOs.-Vi~
ce Secretaria sehorita Ana Maria BalseirO
vendaies y pesos.-Total 20 pesos. R;7-
ciban las sefiOras de Ia Comisi6n las mas
expresivas gracias por su goneroso obse-
QuiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Podemos informar nuestros an igos
los setores comerciantes dc Arroyo, que
SO quejan de que SO les pretenda aforar
por Ia partida 248 del Araucel, una can't
dad de fondos para bocoyes que importa
del sefor Intendente de Hacienda hemoe
dido que ell expediente de referonci2 ha 81
do remitido en- consulta al Ministelio de
Ultramar por ell correo pasado, informadc
por el referido alto funcionario en- el SEN
lido do que ell aforo debe hacerse por Ia
partida 247, que su juicio es la que le-
de placemes para el sefor Intendente,
quien SO inspira en- la mas estricta justicie
y de satisfaction para los amigos de
Arroyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Den jose n, .ponto don Damian
P0Eoz han lido ~~oMbrados 0rdennuzas
curtaroa dc lo8 administrations de Yabu-
Goa z M4unaDo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17


B|LLETES De. LA L0TEn!A De PUERTO -RICO.-
Los ofreco L, San<hcz Morales, baio con
trat0 por todo8 los sorteos de- Ia nueva con-
ceai6n, y en- o&sntidadee mayores de 50 BIZ
lletes. 1913
Recortanoos de :'La Demccracia":
No eabemos con que fundarnento
circula pur osta ciudad, Ell rumor de que
riano Abril. habfa depositado an las ofici-
cinag del cable I'm teleg<ana dirigido &
nuestro oorroAponaal Ell Madrid, aeflor Mu-
fldz Rivera, dan:zolA cuenta de j. situaci3n
au6nala en- que SO h>lla, ? qu>* 10 solo no
SO le di6 curse, obedeciendo 6rdonas su-
periores, sino CUE ada1n8B SO le Quedar>n
bonitamente con los dineros, que no In han
sido devueltos. Si el hecho SO confirpoe,
no hay Erase bastante dura en6rgica CON
que califcarlo. De todos modos, mas tar
de mas temprano, TODD 10 que le viene
Qcurriendo & pVeetro diyeator, ha do Feper'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

La Alcaldfa Municipal de esta Capita
desea saber el domicilio del transeunte
Manuel Rojas para enterarle de I'm asun
to Que lo cOncierne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
De Caguas nos o0munican:
ssCartas infaYnantaa. rahiOs0

"CarGas 1nfamanGes, FabIOsos TeIegra-
mas, conoiliabulos fuuestos, =. .todo, todo,
fu6 inutil: Il Excn1o. sef1or G0b5rnador
General, coneoouento con su programa de-
accl6n, tan formal = plausible, nornbr6 pa.
"a desernpehar le. e!caldla de eata ciudad
4 don Arturo M"a, Hr<:ps1estto per 81 Ayun-
tiE14111oa Ec4r3a1a In clocci6n, recai1a en-
po1aona de posici6n independence, do &C.
nera3es @impat1as, = cuyo8 prophsitos en- Ia
administration eeran acompafados del
Inejor dee8o por 81 bion co1nun. Que sus
acto8 pGblioos cor'irnen nuestro juicio es
cuanto protein de1Aog."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Mend para mafana domingo en- el
Hota3 R:staurat La CatG10n0.
Ostra~ freecas -~Caldo gallego.-Arroz
& Ia cat4lana. na.-Monxotas Is catalana
-P@sc4do vi graten,-IJono q Ia alicante
na.-Pollo q Ia aldeana.-Filete & la Ern-
peratriz. z.-Lach6n a5~>do.-Chig6, ,Mout6.-
Postre8 do cocix2a.-TIant al anfg-Crema
glagoada il IL vanilla otros varios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

De negras brumas y de dudag frias
loh mujer! has llenado mi existencia.
cuando sientas hervor en- tn conciencia
c6mprazno III par de botas de LZomb5ds:
pues 81 he dc vivir triste en- este suelo,
andar con buen celzado, es un consuelo
N0t0: Egto calzado Llc9n65Gs 10 ven
den en- LG GqG4a va, San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

A don Juan Garcia Siveris, don Sa
nuel Abraham, don Isidro Garcia, don
Florencio Sanz, don Manuel Mora don
Anbrosio Soler Martorell, Sc les ha con-
cedido licencia para usar armas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Expl6ndido surtido de perfumeria y
Quincalla y objetos de fantasia; cinturo
nes de piel, peines de marfil, coronas fl,
nebres de flores artifciales biscuit, pal
milo de orc para bordar, devocionarios de
todas clases y preoios; todo barato y ele,
gantfsimosen La GadGtano, calle dc la
Fortaleza numero % do Ramon Garden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Ha sido deseetimada la permuta de
destinos solicitada por los aspirantes al
servici0 d. Conunicaciones de Arecib0 v
Juana D1az, don Jose Sanjurjo Santos y
don Arturo Cadilla MatOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

S0 enouentra en- eeta Capital nuestro
amigo el apraciado seflor don Manuel Zal
d., t@nedor 10 lbzoa d. IL respectable casa
de cornorcio de los aeh ras Vidal Com
p: fl de Ponce, ao0mpahado do la distin-
cnnbaroara para Europa en- 81 vapor fran
COS. Reit>,z&u2o~'o nuestras mas afectuo-
Bas palabr4e de bjAnvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Hemos dido decir que anoche en- una
junta celebrada en- este Ayuntamiento no
pudieron llegar I'm acuerdo los niembroe
dc la municipal y los de Ia referida Cor
poraci6n respecto del proyecto presentado
para las obras del Acueducto de esta Capi
tai. Recogeremos datos y volverenos s
oeuparnos de este asunto de absolute y
VICENTE inter6s pdblico.
En el Tnuelle de esta ciudad SO efec-
tuaron aver las aiguient8s operaciones:
s. de Izquierdo y Compania, vendie-
ron & Illifla HarmanOs Y COmnafiia 200
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Han sido nombrados guardias de SO.
gunda del Cuerpo de Orden P1blico, dor
Antonio Jose Inc6gnito, don Constantine
Lopez Merino, Don Pedro Alfonso Herman
Gina Fuentes y don Manuel Rodriguez
Ares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

ri vapor frances Cozonab5e en- viaje ds
Haity y Puerto Plata, que debis haber to
cado hoy en- 81 puerto do esta Capital, 10
hara en- Ponce para de alIi seguir viaje pa
ra ST. Thomas de donde regresara dc un
dia otro segun 10 tenemos anunciadc.
Eata mahana eali6 de eeta Capital un CO.
rreo extraordinario para !levar la CORES
pondencia de st. Thomas Ponce donde
alcanzara al COLOmbEe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

NORzACRRAY 101-se vende esta ca
sa; para inrormes de precio condolences
dirigirse la Gale de Ia Tanca-8-altos.
10-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

DEL DIR. GONZALEZ.

as el cue mayor nUn2ocO De CuraciO,
1eS "G>>liza r:ll tOdGs las enfer: = edadeS
1ue t.cAen pOr as5e1tO los CrJanOs o.
la respiration. FL aSnna 9 lhOQO, que
2s una e>tCCcjoI1 inOlesta, Code en>bre.
we tempo Gi}jl|udO el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Por el Gobierno General han sido au
torizados los Fieles Contrastes de la ISL
para llevar cabo los trab1ios de cone
tataci6n con ell juego dc punzones marca
dos con la letra K, por no h4b0rse recibid
los cOrrespondientes este af1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Sc han concedido treinta d1as de Ii
oencia q los maestros dc instruction pri
maria de Mayagiiez y Luquillo do6a Ola
va Velezy don Juan r. Rexach.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
?, FIDEL Gu'LLERMErT..

Para conner sabroso y barato en- ests
Capital, dirigirse la fonda elias Deli
cias", de Aquilino Martinez, Tetuan SO
Sc adrniteen abonos Ia carta con pan
hielo y vino por 20 pesos mensuales, que
es completamente una ganga. mo hay
que desmayar, q "Las Delicias"!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-28
TANTE ANNE
PAR Mrs. W. II. CLIFFORD.
Trndujt dc Fdnglnis par Leon Bochet
Y [ |
-Satlte-

Quand on lui cut scrvi le the
fuinant dams une tasse dc p~orceiaine
blanche tpaissc. ct qu'elle leut bu.
ellie Sc sentit mieuX. Ellie commence
alors i houillir lindl9nation, &c qnl
etait un excellent sinne. File chassa
sir William Rammage de son esprit,
clignotant dc I'pil rresque farouche-
mcnt. CONNIE 81 ellie l'tcrasait sous
SEES pieds. Ellie sc dit de nouveau
qu'.Alfred ne devait pas avor connu
Persistence du testament, ct ne lavait
pas trompec reiativement a Llphook.
Ellie eSsaya meme de penser 4 lui
Reimbursement, quoique celia lui fut
ditiicile avec ii crainte de Sc trouver
devant lui. 81 ellie ~revenait les mains
vides.
La question dargent, dependant,
ne lul apparaIssait pas maintenant
aussi insoluhie que qutlques instants
auparavant. Ellie await touiours Gu
n ferme croyance dams sa propre
pulssance de resources. ct ellie etajt
certalne que, lorsqu'elle aurait r6tie-
chi ave. calme. ellie trouverait aueloue
mtyen de sortir d'embarras. Ellie
pensa a Mrs. North mais IL ne lui
etait pas possible de s,adresser 4 ellie.
ellie n await pas dn tout droit au
respect, ct tante Anne croyait n6ces-
saire d'estimer ceuN auxquels ellie
.consentait = faire DIES emprunts.
''Je ne puts faire celia, meme pour
Alfred, dlt-elle. J'ai toujours porte
hant la tetc, ct je ne labaissera; GER
taInement pas devant Mrs. North.
meme pour lui."
Ellie prit cependantla lettre dams sa
ct Ia relut.
ellie ne comprend pas Ia diffG-
renee Gle nos situations continual!
ellie, en- Ia remettant dams son enye-
|oppe, mais . sans ayoir remarqu6
Iun coup duil que Mrs. North
annonsait qu'elle seralt baeatot de
en- Angleterre, ct calculG Que
celia pouvait ne pas signifer
n~0antendnt. Isl Walter ct Florence
'talent a Londres, ie ne serais pas
ongtemps inquiete 7!
Alors n bonnie ldGe sembla mi
venlr a l'esprit. Ellie l'examina de
Gus les points de vue. ct Sc dit entn
lue la chose ctait faisable. ole suis
absolument sure, pensa-t-elle. que
florence me dlrait que 'ai ell ralson
lie adresser a sa mere en- son
absence. Je lni eNpliquerai quill V a
chooses que 81 file desire
lue jachete pour ellie ct lui deman-
iefal de me bonner l'argent nGcessaire
/ les payer. De plus, a~iouta-t-elle
pour justifier sa visite, il faut
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-28
PRIME A Nos

La plupart des 9rands journauN
Changers publient une EDITION HEB
noMADAIRE, =destinte a telir au
courant DIES evenements de la semai-
ne ceux de leurs n%ationaux qul
yivent hors du pays mais il n'eNls-
TAFT jusqu'iei en- France aucun publi-
cation similaire.
lie Journal des Dfbats, don't on
connaIt Ia vieille reputation ct Ia
Transformation recente 81 hardie.-
cest maintenant te seul Journal quo
tidien qui paraisse deux fois, par
jour-le journal DIES DtI,nts went de
conbler cette lacunc en- creant n
EDITION HEBDoMAbAlRE.
Nos lecteurs a%pprec;eront la
valeur de cette publication. en- Sc
rappelant que lie Journal des Debats
compile au nombre de ses colIabora-
teurs les hommes our, dams lie monde
dies lettres ct de Ia p%olitiuue. occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Ii
nous suffira de otter les noms de MM.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas. Ludo-
vic Haltvy, Greard, Ernest Lavisse,
+. Rouse, 4. Melchior de Noeiit.
Meilhac, Brunetiere, de TAcademie
FRANCHISE p. ct \. Leroy-Beaulieu.
de Molinar, Maspero, Bardoux.
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, f. Reyer, de rInstltut; lie
professeur Grancher ct le docteur
Daremberg, de l'Academie de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles-Roux, Francis
Charmes, Paul .Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo. T.. Wevl.
Harry Ais, Chail!ev-Bert. Jules
Lemaitre. Arvede Barine. Bonvalot
Ch%antavolne,. Desjardlns, Faguet.
fIlon, Geblart, \. Hallays. H. Hous-
save, A. Julien, A. Michel. H. de
Parville, Raffalovich, F. Rod, GUY
Tomel, etc.
LEDlTIoN EXTRAORDINARILY du
journal des Debdts reproduit les
articles les plus mtereSsants parus
dams les deuN editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
nombreuses ttudes dart ct de litt6ra-
ture, lie tableau lie plus eomplet DIES
eyenements Gle Ia semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meiIleure dies
revues. Ellie est aussi la moins
chere, car ellie ne eoute Que -
francs par an ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
in.4o par nnmGro) pernet de la
oiicSl =ItltIiCIllttlJ tH aDluno.
Par suite dune convention inter
venue entire administration du
des Debdts ct celle lie Ia
SENTINELLE de Thibodaux, nous
aNons obtenu que nos l%ecteurs ben6.
fieieraient dune reduction de 60
sous SUI announcement a TEDlrIox
HEBDoMAbAlRE d. Journl q des
Debats. II leur suf1ira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
ladresser pour que l'abonnc-
lnent ne leur codte que Sl.40 au lieu
dc $500.
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China, Glass, k~ensington, Grayon Drawing,
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-08
Aluminium is not made from alum, and
neither is DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. whose purity is we'll known.
LODGES RILL Up.
Resolution Calling iOr Hawaiian
Information 10 BE Voted on To

RESOLUTION Calling iOr Hawaiian
Information TO Be Voted on To-
day.
WASHINGTON. Jan. :. - The senate
adjourned shortly after 3 O'Clock today
as a mark of respect to the memory Of
Representative Post, OF Illinois, who
died yesterday. A speech by MI. PEI
fer Pop, KAN in support of a service
pension law for the benefit OF soldiers
and sailors of the late war, and another
by Mr.. Mitchell Rep, Or in behalf of
the Nicaragua canal bill, occupied most
OF the lime Of the session. Mr.. Lodges
resolution regarding the withdrawal of
American ships from Hawaii was taken
up, but was laid aside until tomorrow,
when it VIII be further debated.
Mr.. Ransom Dem. y. c. was elected
president pro TEN. of the senate, TO act
in the absence of President Stevenson
and Mr.. Harris
Mir. Blackburn presented the creden-
tials OF Hon. William Lindsay, elected a
senator from the state OF Kentucky tor
six years from the 4th of March, 1895.
\ motion was adopted insisting upon
the senate amendments to the military
academy appropriation bill, and the
chair appointed MeSsr5. Brice. Call and
Teller cOnferees Oh the part OF the SEN
ate.
Mr. Berry Dem, Ark, from the
committee Oh public lands, reported
with an amendment the house bill to
permit the use OF the right of way
through the public lands for tram roads,
canals ana reservoirs. Tie bill was
passed.
Mr. Lodge rep, Mass.l moved that
the senate proceed to the consideration
Of his resolution. calling on the Secr8-
tary of the navy for information why
United States ships had been withdrawn
from the Hawaiian islands.
1t was carried, SO to y, many Demo
Gratis voting to take 1t up who would
vote against 1t on final passage.
At the suggestion Of a senator the
/ resolution had been modified when II
was previously up for consideration, sc
as 10 request the information desired
from the president, if not incompatible
with the public interest, instead o
froln the secretary of the navy.
Mr.. PETER then submitted his re-
marks CD the service pension bill. Mr.
| Mitchell lRep., Or addressed the sen
ate On the NIcaraguan canal bill. A
the conclusion or Mr.. Mitchells addres.
the char laid before the senate a letter
OF the secretary OF state saying that J
W. Foster, in assisting China in peace
negotiations with Japan, SuStains III
! otnciai or other relations to the United
States.
Uu motion of Mr.. Palmer resolution
expressing the deep Sensibility of the
senate on the death Of MI Post, of Iii,
nois, and providing for a committee o.
/ five to attend the funeral, was adopted
/ and the chair appointed as such com
mittee Messrs. Palmer, Cullom, Mitchell
/ lWis.) GallInger and Allen.
/ Then, as further mark of respect Il
| the memory of the deceased, the seuat,
! at 300 o. III. adjourned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-08
At LAST IT'S SETTLED
International Yacht Race for
the Americas Cup Is
Assured.
LORDS AND DOCKS AGREE
10
$1l
To the Deed Of Gift as Pre-
seribed by the New
~ York Club.
CoRBErT IS CONFIDENT.
Champion Says That Fight Is
Sure to Come Off in
Florida.

New YORK. Jan Up to II o'clock
eX-COmmudUre James d. Smith had not
received any cablegram from London,
but he was in possession of copy OF
Secretary Grants cablegram fully an
hour previously as they were handed to
him by an Associated Press reporter.
The Associated Press beats all the
lords and dukes" he said, for here L
AM in possession of news which, though
cabIed direct TO me, has not ar
rived. Eight months from today
the race can be sailed, but
it may possibly be a little later, say
about the middle OF September" Ii.
Maitland kersey received the following
cablegram this morning:
kersey, New YOrk.-ln view of clubs
construction of deed, squadron agrees
to give receipt specified deed.
DUNRAVEN.
This" said Mr.. Kersey, Ito my
mind settles everything, and there will
certainly be a race for the Americas
cup this year." Chairman Smith has
called a meeting of the Americas cup
committee for tomorrow at 10 a. n. at
his office in Broad street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-08
ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICANS
Mai. RaIdwin's Vigorous Denun-
citation OF Their Policy.

l..
citation Of Their Policy.
Special TO the Globe.
WAsHINGTON, Jan. T.-COngTessmen
Hail and Baldwin, Minnesota's Demo
cratic members OF the lower house, will
both vote for the Carlisle bill, whether
there are votes enough to pass it or not.
They believe that something should be
done to reform the present currency
system, and, while they may not be-
Iieve that this bill is the beginning and
The end Of all needed currency reform,
they are convinced that it IS a step in
the right direction. and that it Will
place things on a settled basis and assist
IL the restoration OF prosperity. Mr..
Hall will make a speech in favor of the
bill, in the course of which he will call
attention TO the condition in which the
national treasury was left at the close
OF the Harrison administration Mai.
Baldwin, while ne VIII hardly make a
speech. has very decided ideas on the
attitude of the Republicans, as the fol
lowing statement Will show:
The Republicans in the present con
ing to ruin the country. if by so doing
they can score point of partisan ad-
vantage against the administration OF
Grover Cleveland. There Is nothing too
small or too contemplate for them to
undertake if it assists in their couspir-
acy. In my humble opinion they are
laying up trouble for themselves in the
future; # they are not there is no ius-
tice IN this world Take the contest
oyer the currency bill for example; the
Republicans. although the country is sUf.
ferug. would not vote for bill COM
ing from one OF their own members.
even if they were satisfied that
its passage would be the very best
thing tCr the country. The Carlisle
bill much resembles tie Walker bill.
introduced by Walker. of MassaChu.
sets. and formerly favored by MANY of
the Republicans: but now it is ex-
tTemely doubtful if Mr.. Walker will
himself vote for this bill. Such a total
lack of patriotism mas never before
been manifested by party in congress.
and / am satisfied that the people Will
See through the whole scheme and visit
their condemnation on the men who
are determined that the business of this
country snail stand still while McKin-
ley, Reeu, HARRISON. Allison and others
spar TOR places OF advantage in the
race for the Republican presidential
nomination. lie country demands
action along this line a, once, and then
period OF peace"
As the people Of Minnesota have
learned, Maj. Baldwin is a man vino
has ideas and opinions. and he is never
afraid. or even backward in expressing
them II his condemnation oF no r,OIio,7
of the Republicans in the present con-
gress he is not more severe than non
partisan and fair-minded Judges who
are not in active politics. AS has been
stated, the Republicans want every
thing 10 wait until next fall, knowing
that by that time there will probably be-
a revival of business which will save
them the necessity of doing anything,
while at the same time they will claim
the credit for the change which time
aud Democratic legislation bring.