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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Nuestro estimado colega GEL Impair
cial" de Mayagtiez. ha empezado intro
ducir las reformas que ha ofrecido. Por
de pronto ha aumentado su tamafio ofre-
ciendo mayor cantidad de Iectura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Las obras que transforman ell edificio
recientemente adquirido por eli Banco Te-
rritorial, ,marchan con tai actividad, bajo
la Immediate direction de don Pedro Alon
SO, que no tardaran dos meses y medic en-
estar terminadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Dice FLa Pequefia Autilla" que en- al
gunos establecilnientos de Ponce SO ex-
penden 4 centavos los selos de Correo
del vaIor de 3 centavcs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Fueron conducidos aver la Carce1
oor orden del Juzgado Municipal de Sar
Francisco, los vecinos Eduardo Perez =
Andres Ramos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

En- ell cuarto de Socorros fueron cura-
los aver de lesiones leves, Secundino Cor.
inO v Ramon Rivera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18
Nos escriben dc Naguabo:

LA paralizaci6n de nuestro mercado,
que se reduce la venta de platanos, ma
langOs, flames, yautias, batatas y Otras
raices 8 HnGnGestTGs, como declmos por AGA,
nos va ponieudo on Ell case de renunciar
al suculento saIcocho, 6 al pan nuestrO de
oada dia en- el arte culinario de los pobres;
al extreme dc que, cuando alguU magma
to, Dor capricho de su cara mitad, por
antojo suyo, pretende llevar su mesa,
aQuel rico plato, necesita averiguar, vein
te cuatrO horas antes pOr 10 menOs, 81 Las
bOcas dan paso; si el 09ac61a estd en- su lu
gar, bambol6a en- la costa, por impru
dencia de alguu pasajerO nocturnO, si
Ell camino del centro dedicado los paja
ros por la Administration Municipal, tie
ne sus baches on buena disposition, para
entonces enviar un expreso con las segu,
ridades apetecibles obtener los artfculoa
necesariog en- Ia "Punta de Santiago" wa
go Playa de Humacao, & dOnde han sido
transportados por variOs revend0nes capl-
taneados por Francisco Lunardo que inn
pune, diariamente y con el placer que pro
porcionan estas empresas, baja de nues
tras alturas con distlntas b stias tomando
aQuella direction, y dejando con un paImO
de narices 8 los que despu6s tenemOs que
adQuirir estas raices por un ojo de la ca
ra. No sabemOs que sobre este nuevo mo
nopolio SO halla escrito cosa alguna en- la
prensa del pals, nj haya descendidO tam
POGO ningdn privilegio en- favor de reven
don alguno; pero creemos que ell setior AL
calde podria evitar minorar esos alta
cues al salcocho, en- nombre del cual co.
munico listed esta primera nOticia, d
reserva de otras de mas sensacion."
La suma recogida en- la Tesorerla Cen.
tral de Hacienda duraute ell canje volun
tario de la moneda fraccionaria, SO elev6
medic million de pesos, incluyendo en-
esta cantidad unos $50 mil enviados de las
ADMINISTRATORS locales. La cantidad RS
cogida durante ell canje forzoso asciende &
l56 1913 pesos en- medios . sos y pesetas; q
Is, ,389 en- reales y welcomes y 2, 165 en- cha
vos Esto representa- una labor que me-
rece auestros aplausoe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Dice un colega habanero que desde
gus M, Cleveland 90 presidente de los Es-
tados, Unidos ha intarpuesto su veto 352
regoluciones votadas por los Cuerpos Co.
Iegisladores dc aQuella reptlblica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18
Nos dicen de Ponce:

NOS dlCen dc FOnCe:
''La prensa de esa Ciudad, Sc hace eco
de la noticia dada respecto & la reposici6n
del Sr Monies de Oca en- 81 destino de Al
calde de Guayama Bien pudiera as1 su~
ceder 81 10 decretara at Sr Gobernador &C.
neral, pero hasta ahora 10 que hay es, que
el Juex de Guayama acordo el procesa
miento de aquel funcionario, la suspension
de su cargo su prisi6n, 81 no presta fan
za; SO ha pedido re forma por Ell acusado
que le ha sido otorgada sin periuicio de
apelaci6n ante la Andien cfa, 8 sea cuando
ell auto sea ejecutivo De manera que has j.
ta ell presente pende de ultimar recurso Ia
resolution decretada en- causa por lesiones
y en- qua SO disputa la reelection del citado
Alcalde"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Segdn Ieenos on III NotIcGerO vuelve
en- Adjuutas q pensarse en- ell proyectado
ferrocarril de via estrecha que una dicho
progresista pueblo con 10 Ciudad dc Pom
ce. Solo falta para encauzar el proyec-
to, que un gremio competente tome la
iniciativa en- Ell asuntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

El domingo Is del corriente deposita
ron 1856 imponentes, la suma de 637 pesos
33 centavos en- la Gaia de Economics y
PrAafanOa de San GArmAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

El vapor aleman 'sValesia' cargo on
Ponce para Europa 8, 375 sacos CON 271, 1852
kilos cafe, 70 cueros de res con 1901 kilos
cuatro tercerolas chifles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Sc VENDEN 9ss 1ss'1s %ssSiss.y ss%ss = y61Gs 69'gp
nOmero 2O,-altos. 81 q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

ABASTg gPUBLICU.-Lac carne de res
Sc expendera mafiana & 80 centavos ell
kilo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18
Nuestro estimado colega Gel PAT

Nuestro estimado colega 'El PATS" en-
tiende O. tenemos un inspirador interesa
do que nos ha sujerido a!gunas de las n
ticias que hamos publicado respecto de los
dicares qu4 circular proposito de los
chismecillos que son siempre consecuen
tes en- tempo de elecciones No hoy tai.
Tampoco nosotros tenemos ning1n inte-
res directo en- la publication de esos suel-
tos La mission de LA CORRESPONDENCE
es informar q sus lectores de todo 10 que
Sc dice ccurre, y cumple su mission Ea
precise para que Ell pdblico forme verdade-
70 juicio de las cosas QWe c1gG los dos cana
pG3a0s, y ESQ hacemos. No afrmamos ma
da repercutimos 10 que Sc dice y comenta
por Ia Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Escriben de Ponce, que 81 el partido
autonomista fuese & la lucha electoral
contaria en- dicha Ciudad con 528 votos
mientras que los incondicionales solo
cuentan con 322, votos, reba jaudO on este
i1ltimo grupo trece retraidos S dudosos.
En- Juana Dia2 cuentan los autonomistas
con 50 votos de nagorla, en- Barros 80, en-
Yauco es tambi6n muy grando la mayo
ria. Solo en- GuayaniIla, Pefluelas, y Ad-
iuntas, cuyos censos son cortisimos tienen
minoria los aut0nomistas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Dice El Inap0rcS0I de Mayagiiez que
ALI Sc venden ahOra los foef6Tos dos CEN
tavos. Aqu1 sucede 10 mismo. Los pull.
peros por no perder un cuarto de centavo,
cobran tres cuartos de mas y vaya 10 uno
pOr 10 otrO. Tambl6n resulta en- esta Ga.
pital que los reales fuertes 0hOrG SON de
13 centavOs. Y los medis fuertes se cal.
culan por siete cen ntavos. Como que no hay
monedas de medic centavo.. es jeGSto que
la diferencia la pierda ell consumidor, sin
embargo de que va todos estamos POGO
menos que consumidos por aqul.
Nuestro ilustrado amigo el sefior te.
niente corOnel de Ejercito, don Rafael Ro-
sado y Brincau, Licenciado en- Derecho, ha
tenido la cortesia, que le agradeoemos
mucho, de favorecernos con un ejemp1ar
del folleto que acaba de publican CON ell
tftulo de Fiscal q Defemsor. Lo leeremos
con gusto y mientras tanto le anticipamos
las gracias por tan valioso regalo.
Mercado de Mayaglez antes de aver.
-Habla EI ImpGrcGGI:
"CAFE,-N6tase alguna demanda pa
ra este grano, habi6ndose hecho operaciO-
mes por Machacado hasta $26 El vapor
aleman "Valeaia, "llev6 para Europa 2, ,443
gacos cafe con 188,645 kilos. Por "San
Francisco" 351 sacos con 1854 kilos.
AZUCAR Este dulce ha sufridO un
pequeho quebranto, pero pesar de este
las partidas que So presentan go acomo>
dan dentro de los 1mites de $34 & 81 y Cen
trifugada SIS. El ''San Francisco" llev6
100 sacos con 13. .476 kilos.
MIELES,--Poca existencia: los peque-
flos lotes que llegan al mercado Sc colocan
segin caIidad de $25 8 SO los ITO galones.
Ell directorio del partido autonomista
ha resuelto convocar una asamblea gene
raj que SO celebrarA en- esta Capital el -
de Abril pr6ximo. Sc trataran en- ella
asuntos muy inportantes y SO discutira
Ia proposition del sehor Muf1oz Rivera que
va conocen los lectores de LA CORREsPON-
DENC1A. Eet0 es, 81 en- vista de las Cir
cunstancias, debe no disolverse la CO.
lectividad eutonomista.
Sept1n Ieenos en- I'll NOtGcGerO vueIve
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

"EI Parisiense'' z1!SSS9s1e : P9SSqs.1 N.
RIA DE SER
Clio LECOMPTE.-CRUz -surtido ge-
neral Importation directa de 10 mejor
que en- PERFUMERIA Sc fabrica en- Fran
cia, Alemania Italia. Especialidad en-
enseres de BARBERIA. Limpieza y SER
vicio inmejorable. Sc admiten abo-
nadoS por meses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Aver fu6 conducido desde la Carcel
la Audiencia para prestar declaration el
preso Manuel Berrfo Natal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE
al pubIIco

Con motive de variaciones Introduce
das en- la marcia de esta Empresa, que
dan anulados desde hoy todos los billetes
de libre circulation y pasajes de gracia
concedidos hasta la fecha.-Bayamoo, IA
de Mario de 1895 R. V0ld6s CObid1s 81
Ha fallecido en- .esta Capital Ell apre
ciable senor don Joaquin Jaquestio, anti
quo empleado de la casa de los senores
Planas, Rojos y Compahfa.-R l. ?.
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yARIEnAnEa

LEcHF. ..LECHE.-Marca AGUILA.-
La mejor aei mundo, recomendada por to-
dos los medicos como el mas excelente ali
M nto para los nifios. La acaban de re-
cibir en- ell Colmado de Cerecedo, HERNIA
nos Compafia, San Francisco 46.
ilMACARELAS. MACARELAS!I- Sc
ecf ban de recibir hermosfsimas y frescas,
Fl Colmado de los sef1ores Cerecedo,
Fl rms nos y Compaf1fa. San Francisco 46.
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suceso casi frente q este redaccion. FL
anciano D. Calixto Tizol, al pasar serca de
I'm caballo, que conduc1a Tomas Rodri
guez, de la Caroline, tropez6 con este reci-
biendo una fuerte coz On la rodilla izquier
da que le produjo confusion y hemorrag1a,
derribandolo al suelo Fu6 conducido q la
Botica Central del sef1or Daub6n, donde
sc le hizo Ia primera cura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

Noticias recibidas hoy por ell vapor
frances, dicen que la repdblica de Haity
esta tranquila, pero que SO siente mucho
mar de fondo. En- Port au Prince SO han
hecho varios arrastos por caugas 20
liticas,, De Puerto Plata escriben que 81
guen llegando ALI rnuchos emigrados Gu.
banos. Hay con este motive gran anima-
cion en- Ia Ciudad Sc estan fabricando
muchas casas. Muchos dc los emigrados
SO dedican 6 las labores del campo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18
''La Publiciddad" de Barcelona D,

ia uU41O1uuau 10 DsEC6lOna pu'
blica ell siguiente tslegrama:.
'Paris, 21 de Fsbrero -En todas las
embajadas cerca del Gear Sc ha hablado y
sigue hablandosse de un grave incidente
di6 en- Palaeio. Por una torpeza inexpli.
cable del embajador de Espa6a, fu6 con-
vidado al bale don Jaime de Borb6n, s
quien SO concedieron honores de principe
real, de manera que tuvo que cederle Ell
paso TODD ell cuerpo diplomatiCo, incluso
ell embajador de E,pafla. Result6, ,en apa
riencia a 10 menos, q. Espa1a estuvo repre-
sentada por ell hiio del duque de Madrid"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-18

ARAaSor aS - = n.
DEL DOCTOR GONZALEZ
es ell que mayor n6mero de curaciones realiza en-
todas las Intermediates que tienen por asiento
los 6rganos de la respiration. El asma ahogo,
que es una affection moiesta, cede en- breve tiem.
po tomando el
LICOR DE BRE1 del DR.. G0nzGLez.
Una de las razones por las cuales ell LicoR
DE 8REA DE GONZALEZ cucnta gran
ndmero de partidarios es porque tiene la propie-
dad de abrir el apetto aumentando Ia nulrici6n
y por tantO hace engordar
Una ola catarral reciente ha producido no po-
cas- fusiones en- las Antillas yeste cs el momen-
to de acudif tomar e
LzIcgDxe de EE -
que prepara el DR.. Gonzalez que Sc yende en-
Puerto Rico en- Ia Botica de
FTDEL GUILLERMETY
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
thirteen DROWNED
BY the Capsizing of the Ferry 3oat
Katherine
IN The MISSISSIPPI NEAR CAIRO, i'll.
The Calamity Due to Terrific Wind
and Rain Storm-Prominent Build
ings Unroofed and Other
Damage Done.

CAIRO, H., May ga hurricane and
cloudbnrst struck this city at a. IN.
Thirteen lives are known to be lost by
the sinking of the steam ferry boat.
Katharine near the Illinois shore. about
a mile below this city.
Following are the names OF the los t.:
Charles Gilhofer, Cairo.
Daniel Hayes, Cairo.
A colored woman, Cairo.
Ward Rittenhouse, Cairo.
Miss Stanley, Wickliffe, KY.
Richard Thurman, a printer, Cairo
Mrs. Win. Shannon and baby, Birds
Point, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Jones, Jackson, Tenn.
Lewis Hall, colored, Cairo.
Asbury Alexander, colored, Wicklitfe,
KY.
George Davis, colored, Cairo.
THE SAVED
Joe Curry.
Capt. John Hacker.
Clerk A. r. Pavey.
Engineer McGee, all of Cairo.
Dr. Orr, Birds Point, Mo.
Mr.. Richardson.
An unknown man.
Three bodies have been recovered.
They are:
Richard Thurman.
Mr.. Stanley.
Geo. Davis, colOred.
Five miles of telegraph poles were
blown down on the Mobile & Ohio rail.
way. 1t is impossible to tell the extent
Of the damage south of here, but it is
believed to be very great.
The storm struck this locality at $50
a. H. There was terrific wind and
rain. The opera house and Union
depot were unroofed, numbers OF trees
destroyed and signs blown down, but
no houses destroyed or lives lost in the
city.
The ferryboat Katharine was cap
| sized at the mouth Of the Ohio, drown
ing all on board but the captain, engi
neer and clerk.
As near as can be learned the dead
number l3, among them Capt. Ritten
house, superintendent OF the ferry
company, DR.. Orr's two daughters anl
Richard Thurman, of Wicklitfe, ant
Charles Gilhotfer, merchant OF this
city.
Only three bodies, those Of Thur
man, Miss Orr and deck hand, have
been recovered. A tug is searching
for the others. Business in the city il
practically at standstill.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
FlFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
(Tirst Sessi0n.)
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-The pension
committee reported back the vetoed
pension bill of +. l.. Hoover with
recommendation that it be passed, not
withstanding the objections OF the
president.
A bill to give Mrs. Spencer, widow OF
Gen. and ex-senator Spencer, Of Ala
bama, pension of S75 month was
passed.
Unanimous consent was asked by
Mr.. Sherman rep, o. to take up the
filed cheese bill, but objection was
made by Mr.. Harris (dem., Tenn.). who
said that no agreement could be made
about that bill. The request for unan-
imous consent was thereupon changed
by Mr.. Sherman into 4 motion to take
up the BILL and that motion was agreed
to-yeas, 36; nays, IA.
After the approval Of the journal
Mr.. Evans rep, Ky.) moved that the
house resolve itself into committee OF
the whole to further consider tn" anti
free alcohol bill, and that general de-
bate on the bill be closed at two o'clock
On this motion the yea, and nays were
ordered, and MIR. Evans motion was
agreed to. Yeas, l54: nays, 90.
Mr.. Dolliver rep, Ia.) opposed the
debate in support of the bill.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
FIVE MEN INJURED
ny the Collision OF y switch Engine with
u Circus Wagon.

u Circus wagon.
CHICAGO, May ga Panhandle
switch engine ran into wagon be-
longing to the Howe Great London
circus at Fifty-ninth street and Center
avenue at ?:3O a. M, smashing the
wagon and injuring its five occupants,
three of them probably fatally. The
injured are:
George Yeager, Chicago; head cut.
Ii. S. Covell, Chicago; side bruised,
head cut and internally injured; may
die
Frank Bailey, head cut, right side
bruised and internally injured; may
die.
II. J. Castle, Burton, Wis; head and
back in njured; may die.
Z. J. McCue, Harvey, ILL.,; head cut.
The circus wagon, which was Ding
north on Center avenue, had reached
the Fifty-ninth street crossing when
it was struck by the switch engine, the
pilot crashing through the bed between
the front and rear wheels, and throw
ing five men with great violence to the
ground. Covell, Bailey and Castle were
removed to the En- glewood Union hos
pital, while Yeager and McCue were
cared for BY the circus employees who
followed in another wagon. No arrests
have been made.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
OlNEY'S PROTEST

Against Capt.-(;en. Weyler's Tobacco Or
der Successful.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The pro test
made by Secretary Olney aga inst
Capt. Gen. Weylers prohibition of to.
bacco exports from Havana has been
successful. He has been officially
notified that contracts for Gu
ban leaf tobacco entered into
before the publication Of the order pro-
hibiting its expectation will be re.
spected, and that citizens Of the United
States proving themselves to be bona
fide owners Of such tobacco prior to
the promulgation of the order will be
permitted to export the same as here.
tofore.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30

Immediately after the czar received
the crown from the metropolitan of St.
petersburg, and standing in full sipht
OF all the people and still before the
altar, with both hands placed the
crown upon his head. Then taking his
scepter in his right hand and the
globe OF the empire in his left, he as.
cended the dais and took his seat upon
the throne, the empress still standing
In her former place.
At the moment Of taking his seat on
the throne the cannon of the arsenal
Numbered forth, the bells rang and
the bands massed outside played the
national anthem. The emperor, after
merely occupying the throne for
few seconds, rose and placing the
scepter and the globe on the
table by his side, turned to the
empress and taking off his crown,
touched her forehead with it.
She then knelt before him on a Grim
son velvet cushion. when the emperor
placed upon her head her own crown,
which is surmounted by large sap
phire. The empress ladies of honor
hxed the crown upon her head with a
gold comb, and robed in her mantle
OF cloth of gold, crmine lined,
like the emperor's, she was also
invested with the collar of st. An
drew, and was led to her throne by
the emperor and remained seated at
his side. The emperor then resumed
his scepter and orb and the clergy
broke forth into the magnificent an
them, 'Domine Salvum Fac Imperato-
rem," and "Domine Salvum Fac In.
peratricem," of course in the old Sls.
vonic tongue, the choir answering "Ad
Multos Amos"
The members of the imperial family
and the foreign princes now advanced
and congratulated the imperial couple,
while others in the church bowed
thrice toward the throne, thus express
ing their fluctuations. Suddenly the
cannon, bells and bands ceased and a
solemn silence ensued while the car
knelt and solemnly uttered fervent
prayer.
The emperor and empress sub.
sequently, at the close of the corona
tion ceremonies, dined in state in the
banqueting hall of the G ranovitaya
palace. wearing their imperial crowns
and mantlcs.
Among those who were privileged to
enter the cathedral and witness the
coronation ceremonies were Hon. c. c.
Breckinridge, United States minister,
and Mrs. Breckinridge; Gen. A. McD.
McCook, United States representative
at the coronation. and Mrs. McCook;
Admiral I. 0. Selfridge, U. S. N, and
Mr.. Louis II. Moore, the London man.
ager of the United Press, who was the
sole representative OF the American
press within the cathedral.
Among those in the tribune near the
cathedral were Mr.. Potter Palmer and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Logan,
Jr.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
A HUNDRED FAMILIES

Rendered Homeless by Fire 1T DeserOnto,
Ont.
DEsERoNTo, Ont, May o6.-Fire Mon
day night destroyed two-thirds OF the
east end of this town. and nearly q
hundred families are homeless. The
Rathbun company's big flour mill,
storehouse and elevator, the single
and lumber docks, the Roman Catholic
church and about 100 dwellings were
burned. Most of the houses were oc-
:upied by workmen. The total loss
will exceed $500, 600.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The senate passed the general de.
ficiency, the last of the appropriation
bills.
Calvin S. Brice is reported to have
conceded Ohio to the free coinage dem
ocrats.
At Osborn, Mo-, DR.. Metcalf killed
Richard Gasmeyer as the result of an
old feud.
James Nash, deaf mute. was acci.
dentally killed by train at Bonne
Terre, Mo.
The grain elevator at Kane, ILL.,, was
burned and $1,000 worth'of property
destroyed. ~
The Jersey county lllA democratic
convention declared for Altgeld and
free coinage.
The United States supreme court has
decided the Jackson's Hole case against
the Bannock Indians.
There does not seem to be any chance
for the passage of the immigration bill
by the senate this session.
Gov. Morton of New York says he
will, under no circumstances, be a
candidate for vice-president.
The assistant attorney general OF
Illinois holds that there is no law
against miscegenation in tlrat state.
The Union station and several ad-
Joining buildings at Fort Worth, Tex,
were destoryed by fire; loss, 100000.
The Metropolitan Traction Co. of
New York city has decided to use COM
pressed air extensively as a motive
power.
Rising waters are changing the ma p
in the neighborhood of st. Louis, and
farmers on the Illinois side are appre-
hensive.
The consular department has taken
notice of q new Swiss bicycle which is
said to be far superior to any made In
this country.
Comptroller Bowler Of the treasury
has taken prompt measures to comply
with the decision Of the supreme court
in the sugar bounty cases.
B.F. French, leader of the French
faction in the French-Eversole feud, is
on trial at Jackson, KY. for completely
in the murder OF Judge Josiah Combs
William M. Hahn, member of the Re-
publican national committee, is OF the
opinion that Reed will ultimately ac'
cent the nomination for vice-prcsident.
The exports Of silver from this coun'
try to Europe thus far this year amount
to about $4,000, 900, as against about
S1a, ,00O, 900 in the same time last year.
A new oil field has been discovered a
few miles north OF Moundsville, W. Va.
It il thought that it underlies the en-
tire Panhandle and the southwest cor
ner OF Pennsylvania.
A disastrous cyclone struck the Semi
mole country in the Indian territory.
Several lives were lost and many large
ranches were completely devastated
thousands of cattle being killed.
Wiley Collins, man Of family, was
killed by a fast train on the Southern
railway at Whitesburg, Tenn. Collins
deliberately threw himself in front OF
the engine, evidently intending sui
eide.
| A Washington dispatch says that the
last hope of the Platt-Manley-Clarkson
combine to defeat the nomination OF
Mckinley has vanished. The Ohioan
| has captured the Republican national
committee.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
Tho Raines Law 10 Constitutional.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 26.-The court
Of appeals has unanimously decided
the Raines liquor-tax law constitu.
tional. Chief.Justice Andrews wrote
the opinion. 1t was in the case of
Einsfeld against the New York city
Sxcise board.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30
RENEGADE INDIANS.

Eighteen Persons Killed ~ Them Near
San bernardo, Mexico.
SAN BERNARDO, Mex, May 2G-Word
has been brought here Of an attack
made by band of renegade Indians
upon the Lojos ranch near here. The
Indians killed Is persons, several OF
them being women and children. As
soon as the news of the outrage reached
here a voluntary company started in
pursuit
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-30

Twenty devotees Of the wheel were
placed on trial in the police courts of
New York city, Monday, for ''scorcl.-
ing" on Sunday. In nearly every in
stance q fine of two dollars was inn
posed, but in several cases the sum
was increased to five dollars and ten
dollars.