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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

pOnentes, deposltarOn en- Ia GAIA de Aho-
rros de Maysgiiez, Ia cantidad de 1852, ,25.
Per Ia policia de esta Ospital ha sido
conducida al ouarto de socorro para ser
ourada de lesiones que recibi6, Ia vecina
Maria de los Reyes Ofti2.-Idem idem, Ia
nina Francisco Hernandez, de quemaduras
que se cause con aqua caliente- Idem i'd.
AQuilirc Baaz, De heridas que le inf1ri6
Eusebio Di9z Han aido denunciadas las
vecinas d. Pnerta de TERRA, Victoria Ro.
driguez y Maria Aguayo, por escandalo en-
la via pdblica a-Tambi6n 10 han sido las
msretrices Emilia Petra Rodriguez. por
infracci6n al artfculo Is del Reglamen-
to dc hygiene.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

cantidad de 1864 90 ctvs.
En- una tahona que en- MayagiieK tie.
men establecida los sehores Schultze O.
Sc produjo el domingo pasado un incendio,
quem&ndose psrte del estableoimiento
inutilizandose algdn cafe.
Los Sres Sobrinos de Armas nos en-
cargan manifestar d sus amigos de San
GsrrEa', Mayagtisz y esta Capital, no SER
lae D. p>Eib,e at.nter ode momento" & sus
pedit!os de s, 6 2 IL Bicicletas, respectiva.
menta, por no habar podido Ia fabrica re-
mitirles por este pr6ximo vapor solo 10,
que destinan compromises anteriores;
psro que para Ell 10 IA que con, toda Sc
guridad recibiran gran csntidad, seran
oomplacidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

Manara por la tarde saldra para Puer
to Plate, Haiti y puertos dc Cuba, hast.
la Hsbana, Ell vapor espanol ''Manuela''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

M0nDI7A Sc dara colocaci6n en- una
NUUnHH "a buena casa & La que desee
alquilarse toda leche Informaran calla
de la Cruz nilmero 4. 10-e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

El domingo 1s del corriente 354 Inn
ponentes, depositaron en- la Gaia de Aho-
rros de Mayagiez, la cantidad de 1881 ,25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

MkCARELAS, MACARELAS.-Fran-
cesas clase muy extra, Sc detallan ven-
den en- barriles en- "a Colmado de Oerece.
do, Hermanos y Compaffa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

Hemos dido que varios industriales se
proponen solicitar permiso para establecer
puestos de tasajo de Montevideo en- Ia
dure el precio de la oarne & rax6n de 40
centavos ell kilo. --
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

klMhCEN Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
Puerto Rico. - GORIA. -
LA calma Op 11.-Nocturno. 80 centavos.
LA Melancolfa. .-Op 80, SO centavos.-
Fausto (Romanza de las flores, l,-TFanss
csipci6n, 90 ceptayos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22
Para Canarias, Cddiz,

- MALAGA, VALENCIA,
BARCELONA, MARSELLA Y GENOVA
Sc despachara de esta Capital en la
tercera decena del presente mes, ell como
do y rapido vapor espa1ol
UERT0-RIC0"
Admitiendo carga y pasaje.
Para informes diriiirse sus consig
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

II UNIGA gE UBlgVl MElN[[A 9E QRg EN- "a
EXPOSITION DE PUERTO-RICO.
Marca ''TUBORGS EXPORT BEER"
Mucho cuidedO No cOufundirla con
la TUBoRGs PILsENER BEER.
La cerveza danesa TUBoRes EXPORT BEER es, sin
disputa, Ia mejor que importa Puerto co. El
publico consumidor debe pedrla en- todas parties 81
Sc desea tomar cerveza pura, suave agradable al
paladar Sc garantiza que no contiene acido sacico
nj otras materias perjudiciales a la salud-Uncos
importadores en- esta Capital.
90-43 GONZALEZ Y ALONSO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22
ORAE HOTEL Y RESTAURANT INGLATERRA.

l6t15OGN e8QWS70 Cruz
Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en- adelante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

- El buen vapor "Martfn S&enz", de la
empresa Pinillos, Izquierdo Compahfa,
sali6 de Canarias para este puerto Ell dia
81 del actual. Asf nos 10 comunicen sus
consignatarios los sehores Sobrino de L. :
quierdo y Compahfa. Dicho buque admit
ra pasajeros para Arecibo AguadilIa y
pasajeros y carga para ManzanilDc, San
tiago de Cuba, Habana Veracruz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22

Hemos tenido oportunidad de yer Q
exoelente tasajo (oarne de Montevideo'
que ha importado al puerto de e-ta Capi
tai ell ''Lugre" espaflol F'Nueva PAULA st
captain don Francisco Ma-istany Damol
las gracias este caballero por sus aten
cionee deferencias. ~ ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-22
/. MOTEL Y RESTAURANT La Catalina

San francisco Sc y Luna S9.-Buena me
sa y buen servioio habitaoiones espacio-
aas y ventiladas. Comidas & la carta dea
de Las de Ia mahana hasta Las doee d.
Ia noche. Hospedaje complete desde 41-6(
en- adelante Excelentes pasteles halla
cas- todos los sabados y domingos. p
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
American Watches Ordered.

New YORK, Oct. 20. Prince Hilkoff,
the Russian minister of ways and com.
mcrce, accompanied by his son, Prince
Michael llilkof, occupied suites on the
American line steamship st. Paul,
which sailed yesterday for S%outhamp-
ton. lie /, pleased With many Amer
lean railroad devices and may adopt
some of them IN his country, 1t is said
United states is the placing by him Of
an order for Is 900 Anne rican watches,
TO be used by employees on Russian
railroads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
ARMY OFFICERS HOAxED.
Two Bogus German Nobi"Inrn Hand.
somcly Entertained ut Fort Logan.

DENVER, Col. Oct. 2i.-General
Wheaton and officers Of the United
states army in this city have for scv.
cral weeks been handsomely enter.
tanning two Germans of distinguished
appearance, who gave the names of
Baron Won Livctlow and Baron Won
Sack Mithlaff, and said they were
officers of the German army. They
represented that they were making "a
tour around the world without money
and in the gui>c of tranps, To- win IA
wager.
Among the entertainments provided
here for the strangers vas II ball given
in their honor ut For Logan. Suspi-
cion being finally aroused II telegram
was sen to the German embassy at
Washington, To which "a reply has been
received saying that nothing is known
there in regard 10 the two men, who
had declared that on their arrival IN
this country they had presented their
credentials To the German ambassador.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
FARMER SHOT DEAD.
TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO
MEN ENDS IN A KILLING.


\ shooting ARRAY in which Clarence
Tinglcy lost his life occurred on Elm
island. u fcw miles southwest of shell.
ton Monday evening. Tinglcv and a
farm hand in the employ of John
Hutchinson sometime since had trouble
over Il wager and Monday they met on
thc road and engaged in an alteration
over the matter. Tinglry. it j. re-
ported. got out If his wagon and in
vitcd the other man To a combat,
which invitation was promptly ac-
ccptcd. Hutchinson, who was with
his hired man. al.o got M Of the
wagon. and when he saw Tinglry was
getting the best of the fight intcrferrd.
Ipon his interference Tinglcy started
for Hutchinson. who took q shotgun
from his wagon and ordered Tinglcy
To stop The latter. however. con
tinucd to advance in u threatening
manner and Hutchinson shot him in
the right side. the charge lodging IL
the kidneys Tinglcy fell To the
ground and expired in about forty-iive
minutes. retaining consciousness tothe
last. \, soon a. Tinglcy was dead
Hutchinson started for kcarney and
upon arriving there gave himself up tc
the eicriN.
The cnruncr and sheriff went to the
scene "f the tragedy, arriving abou.
midnight. \ jury was impnncllcd and
an inquest held, the evidence of two
or three witnesses to the shooting
clicting facts a, stated above. liutch-
inson claims the shooting was in self
defense. Tinglcy is u young man
eighteen year, of age. He il Il farm
inhorcr and has an uncuviablc rcputa-
ton. lie has several times been AZ.
rested for thief, and was generally con
~idrrrd quargclsomc and dangerous.
hutchinson j. about forty and married.
Those who were acquainted with him
say that he bear, Il good reputation
and was never known To- lie quarrel.
some, except when he was drinking.
but he had not indulged in drink for
a year or two. There is "a report that
Hutchinson and 1inglcy had some
trouble some time since and that
Hutchinson threatened to shoot Ting
les and some Of the l~atter's friends
are inclined to think he took adyan.
tagc of thi. opportunity TO put the
threat into execution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
MOTHER AND SON DEAD.
Mrs. Bascom of Clinton Kills Herself
and Her Little BOY.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Oct. @ .-Mrs. Kate
Bascotn Of Clinton, Mo-, killed herself
and her i-ycar-Old son, George, at a
lodging house ut COS oak street last
night by closing the door and win.
dows of the room and turning on the
gas.
Mrs. BaScom went TO the rooming
house last saturday. She was without
money, but said that she expected
money by every mail from hcrhusband
Mt Clinton. Day after day passed and
the money did not ON and she be-
ann 80 dcspundcnt that she resolved
to kill herself and her son.
The letter containing the money
came about Don aud when the lodg.
ing house keeper went 10 Mrs. Bas-
CONS room with it She found mother
and son dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
Much stealing nj Alma.

For the past few weeks the business
Nina have been missing property of
all kinds. All the people are on the
lookout for the thief or thieves and il
found excitement will run high for n
few days. Such articles n, shoes,
hosiery, canned goods, coal, feed,
and wood are the articles which ~
far have been taken. During the fair
last week the pneumatic wheels were
taken from a Sulky and the thieves cs-
capped. These parties have, however,
been found and will he given trial one
day this week. II all towns are hav-
ing the same trouble aS Alma i, there
will he more goods stolen in the state
than there Is purchased with money,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
WATSON'S NAME STAYS ON
Gansas supreme Court Issues the Man
damus Asked for by Brcidcnthai.

Gansas supreme Court Issues the Man
damus Asked for by Brcidcnthai.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 3.-Thc supreme
SQUIRT yesterday afternoon issued n
pcrcmptory writ OF mandamus to com.
pei Secretary of State W. c. Edwards
TO certify the name of Thomas +. Wat
ton 70 the county clerks of the State as
= candidate for vice president on the
Fopulist ticket.
The court held that as Watson's
name was not certified to the secretary
" state as that Of u candidate to he
'oted for by the people, but solely TO
BE- added TO the party appcllation, the
secretary had no right to refuse To ccr-
tify II to tho county clerks for publ
,ation OF the official ballot. The
opinion in tho case will be- written by
Chief Justice Martin, Mr., Justice Allen
roncurring.
Mr.. Justice Johnson will write a dis.
scntins opinion, holding that the adj
dition Of the appellation to the ropu-
list party Is intended 10 deceive the
voters. Secretary Edwards was served
with the writ last night and his office
force was promptly set at work mail
Ing notices to the county clerks to have
WatSon's name printed ON the Populist
ticket along with that of Mr., Bryan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
WEYLER'S LATEST ORDERS
All C%ouutr, People Called inir Towns
Rich Plantations Laid Waste.

All Country People called in,r Tnun,-
Rich Plantations Laid Waste.
HAVANA, Oct. .4.-CaptL,u General
Weyler has issued u proclamation con
tanning the following provisions:
''first-All the inha bitant> IN the
country or outside the lines of furtih.
cations of the towns mu~t bctakc them.
selves to the towns occupied by troops
within % period of eight days. Those
who are found outside the towns after
the expiration of that period will be
considered rebels. aud viii be tried az
such.
Second The withdrawal OF grocer.
los from the towns j. absolutely pro.
hihited. and also the transportation of
them by sea on land without u permit
from the military authorities. yiolator,
oil TINS provision Ia be- tried and pun
islcd a. aiderS of the rebels.
Third pruprictorS of cattle must
carry hem To towns ~ provide i'm
mcdiatelH that they shall receive due
protection.
Fourth Eight days after the pub.
LEGATION of this proclamation all rebel,
,u~rrcndcriug in Every municipality
will be subject to the captain generals
disposal, to order them where to reside
and it viii bc Il commentator in their
favor for them to give available news,
about the enemy and to surrender. with
their firearms. and moreover to sur
render collectively in their orgauiaa.
tionS.
"Fifth-1he proclamation is only
enforceable IN the province ct pinar
del Rio
The insurgents during tho past two
weeks have been continuing the work
Of devastation. particularly in the
province of Mutdn2as, where they have
reduced to ashes the tobacco and sugar
plantations OF Ceibon, CongrcSon, Sc.
gundo. Pilla. Ayaia. puchc. pctrona
and san Juan. together with many
farm houses. the total value being
about 81. 900 900
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
POTATO CROP NOT LARGE.
\ Good Authority Estimates IL 10000
u Bushels Less Thar Last Year.

tuICAOo, Oct. -. The Orange Judd
Farmer says: A smaller acreage and Il
decreased rate Of yield are resulting in
IA decidedly smaller and more manage
able crop of potatoes. The amount
available for market il by no means us
~burdensome as was the crushing crop
o fl.o5. The crop is "I5, $50, 900 bushels,
Il decrease of more than 50. 900. 900
bushels or ~. per cent compared with
Il year ago. The Canadian crop is
$1,000, 900 bushels, a decrease of nearly
IA, 900, 900 bushels compared with 1898,
In view Of the shortage on this side Of
the ocean and the smaller crop in Ger.
many and England, the outlook for
prices to farmers is certainly better
than a ear ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
Miss Uobart's wedding postponed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. e3.-All of tho
preparations for the marriage of Miss
Margaret Hobart, niece to Republican
Vice Presidential Candidate Carrot A.
Hobart, TO Harry Clay Blancy. both Of
the "A Boy Wanted company, had
been about completed for this evening
ut the lindell hotel, when 1t developed
that Miss Hobart had not recovered
from an attack of illness which began
in Cincinnati two weeks ago, and tho
ceremony has been postponed for two
weeks,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
KILLED By 4 BOMB.
The ALLEGED WORK OF AN
ANARCHIST.


Crw YogK. Oct. 23.-IIamlin J. An.
trus. SECRETARY of the Arlington Chem
cal works. located On Palisadc avenue,
Eonkers, was instantly killed ycster'
Jay morning by n dynamite bomt
which, tho police thiult. was placed
Acre for the purpose Of destroying
afc and property. The body of the
'ictim was frigbtfully manglcd by the
explosion, and death must have come
Instantly.
IIanNp bndrus was a man OF wealth,
nd he lived In Ioukers In handsome
tylo with his family. He left his home
n company with his son., Hiram, aged
% yenrs a littls before 8 o'clock, and
hey went To the factory together. II
EaS II few minutes after 5 o'clock when
he explosion occurred. II shook the
iactory buildiuP and was accompanied
~ the sound of crashing glas, and u
ulune 81 smoke.
A wild rush was made by the factory
employees To- the Office. They were
arudcd ty Young Andrus. He found
HE floor of that portion of the ollice
building occupied by his father cove
cred with glass, mortar and broken
furniture In n corner OF the Don
be saw the bleeding body Of his father,
partly covered with the debris. II vas
In - terribly manglcd condition. I'm
bodied ia the flesh of the dead man
were found several pieces Of east iron.
other pieces, corresponding to these,
we're found in the Office. They were
carefully placed together and, although
all the pieces were not found. there
were enough of them To show that the
bomb, or machine, that exploded vas
. piece OF east iron pipe. about six
inches in length by II aud onc-hrlf
inches in diameter. Fastened Ia either
md Of this piece OF pipe was II cap,
which was screwed ON. The dor and
rnohe Indicated that the explosive was
.ithcr dynamite or giant powder.
So far no motive has been disclosed
Tor the murder. Information Of a
startling character was received bY tho
police, which may aid in the solution
81 the mystery.
IL was to the effect that the bomb
was intended for John +. AndruS,
brother of the dead man, II several
timcs millionaire. John 4. Andrus did
not appear at the office of the Chemical
company, as was his custom. On learn
.ng OF the explosion and the death of
his brother he hurried tn the police
station and communicated with Cap
tain Mangin. To the captain he said
that the explosion Of the bomb might
have been the work Of anarchists. and
offered an explanation for his belief.
About three weeks ago, he said, lac
was walking along Wall street, New
York, when he was %accostcd by n
rather seedy looking individual, who
took him by the arm and said: MIR.
hndrus, you are a very wealthy man.
You have too much money, and l am
cne OF q number of people who believe
That yon ought TO distribute at leas,
oEe-third of what you have among the
poor. You will either do this, or there
will bc a way found of compelling You
10 do it
Andrus, according to his story, paid
little attention Ia the man at the time.
Up 10 the present time no arrests
have been made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
TO I~MPERSONATE BRYAN.
Tim Murphy to Deliver the Gross OF
Gold" speech BEFORE Democrats.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. ?i.-Actor Tim
Murphy, who played Colonel Maverick
Brander in "A Texas Steer and who
is at IN of the opera houses in this
city in divers comedy parts, proposes
TO appear before a Democratic meeting
at the Oriental theater tonight in the
character Of William Jennings Bryan
and to deliver the cross Of gold"
speech.
Mr.. Murphy resembles Bryan q llttle
and said he would have no difficulty in
making up" so as to almost deceive
the initiated. lie heard the speech he
is to repeat on its first delivery IN the
Chicago convention and later heard
Mr.. Bryan speak in Madison Square
garden in New York city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
Expelled for Heterodoxy.

DASyILI.E, H., Oct. 2i.-By a vote OF
Is to 8 the Presbyterian synod Of Iii
nois has expelled the Rev. Frank b,
Nrooman Of Chicago. The charges
brought against him were purely qucs.
tons as to his orthodoxy. They were
first brought forward before the Chi
cngo presbytery last spring, the dccis,
ion then being overwhelmingly in his
favor. The case was then brought be,
fore the state synod. Mr.. Nrooman Is
u son-in'law of General John e. Black,
ex.tnitcd States commissioner of PEN
siops
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
DELANO DEAD.
A Former Ohio Congressman and Secre-
tary Of the Interior Under Grant.

COLUMBrs, Ohio, Oct. "a. -Columbus
Delano, who was secretary Of the in
terror under President Grant, died at
his suburban home at Lake Howe, near
Mount Vernon, this morning. He was
born In Shoreham, VI, June Q, 1909.
He removed to Mount Vernon in 1917,
was educated at the common schools,
studied law and was admitted to the bar
in 1891 He was a delegate to the 1860 Re-
publican national convention that nom
mated Lincoln and Iiamlin. In 1861 he
was state commissary general, in 1863
q member of the legislature, and in
1864 and 1865 was elected to ON
greSs. lie was u delegate To the 1864
Baltimore convention, which nomi-
mated Lincoln and Johnson. In 1869
he was appointed by General Grant
commissioner of internal revenue, and
the next year he succeeded Jacob ID.
coX as secretary of the interior, re-
tanning the portfolio till 1878. Mr.. De-
lano was many years a trustee of Ken
yon college, which conferred the LID.
degree on him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
Another Crusade E'earcd.

CoSsrANTlNoPIE. Oct. 2i.-Ihc tax
trades issued Wednesday in connection
with the recent purchase Of arms, have
resulted in u condition Of affairs which
is regarded as very grave. The minis.
tiers were opposed To the poll tax i'm.
posed On the MuSSulmans, but the
palace officials insisted that the meas
IRE was necessary for the defense Of
Mussulman religion Oh the ground
that the Christians were preparing
Ia attack the MusSulmans, and the Eu-
ropean press was preaching 4 cru
SADIE against Islam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
GLOOMY FOR SPAIN.
losses of Men In the Colonial Wars Dis
astrous for Uusbandry.

LONDON, oct. GA Madrid dispatch
to the Standard says: "Thc queen ro.
gent presided at II council OF ministers
to-day. Senior Canovas. the premier,
gave IA complete sketch, which was
gloomy enough, of home and colonial
affairs. The loss of men in the colo
NAL wars has proved disastrous to hus-
bandry, a. proven by the marked
decrease in exports. Spain will be
compelled TO largely import bread
stuffs. only patriotism prevents the
latent discomfort from breaking out.
a sort OF instructive prescntimcnt inn
pcls the nation 10 show cohesion and O
naughty determination with a view to
avoiding international complications
nnd the possible intervention of the
United States"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
SURROUNDED BY SNAKES.
Dawes County Man Has AN Exciting
Experience.


Capt. II. I. sweet. IN old soldier ana
prominent cattleman, who lives on
Lone Tree creek. about fifteen miles
from ChadrOn, had u thrilling eyper'
fence with rattlc>nakcs lie started
out Monday tn round up a few of his
cattle. lie took with him his cane,
revolver and small dog. When walk
ing across the prairie nca It prairie dog
town he heard familiar rattle behind
him. and turning around, was just in
time to knock over with his cane a huge
rattleSnalc that was coilcd ready to
spring. Having killed the snake he
started over to where his little dog was
making n great fuss near a prairie dog
hole. When he arrived at the place he
happened to glance around and was
terribly startled to find himself sur
rounded by large rattlcsnaltcs. They
were on all sides Of him, and he lost no
time in Knocking over with his cane
those nearest to him. The largest of
the snakes he shot with his revolver,
and when he ceased the slaughter he
found he had killed twenty-eight rat
tiers and two blue racers. These
snakes were at the time collected to-
gather for winter and Captain Sweet
just happened 70 get in the midst OF
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-30
MASSACRED BY NATIVES.
Members of an Austrian Party Arc Kiilod
by south sea ssyngss.

~ '''' WV
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~ "Details OF
4 massacre on the Solomon Islands
were brought up from the south seas
by the Oceanic steamship company's
mail steamer Monowa. which arrived
N this port from Australia, via tho
sandwich Islands to-day.
The victims OF the bloodthirsty say
ages were members OF a party OF Aus.
TRANS which had been taken to tho
Islands by the Austrian man-of.war
Albatros. 1t was under the leadership
If Henry Baron foulton Won Ilorbcck,
an Austrian scientist who has visited
many groups of islands in the South
seas and had numerous exciting expert
cnceS with the natives. While travel
ing with AN armed guard over tho
mountains of the island hc was set
upon by buShmcu and slain, together
with three others. During the dcspcr.
ate conflict which followed The assault
many of the party were dangerously
wounded.