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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04

A LOS ENFERMOS DEL ESToMA-
Go.-Se les recomienda mucho, mu
chisimo, el va afamado elixir Es-
tomacal de Sainz de Carlos. De
venta en- Ia Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
NoMBRAMIENTos.-E FL M. l. Sr
Gobernador Eclesiastico Sc ha ser
vido nombrar
Sacristan Seglar de Rio.piedras,
4 don Francisco Piiiero.
Idem de Ia Cidra, 4 don Jose
Maria Santos.
Idem de NaranJito, 4 don Deo-
gracias Vargas.
Idem del Dorado, 4 don Este.
ban Ducret.
Mayordomo de FSbrica de Rio
piedras, 4 don Manuel Morales.
Idem de Gurabo, a don Celes
tino Morales.
Idem del Dorado, 4 don Ma
uuCI MCiCIOCLs
Notario Eclesiastico de Rfo-p pie
dras, q don Tomas Sanchez Caba
llero.
PARA LA PENf NsU ULA.-En el va.
por directo "Ciudad de Cadiz" EN-.
barco para Ia Peninsula nuestro dis
tinguido amigo y correligionario don
Francisco Blanes, Diputado Provin-
cial, junto con 81 estimable familia.
lFeliz viaje
MERCANTIL. - Ha quedado di.
suelta en- esta plaza Ia sociedad vi
cente & Compahia, S. en- c.. a Ia cual
sucede una nueva con Ia denomina
cion de Sueesores de Vicente & Com
pahis. s. en- c., para dedicarse 4 10.
mismos negocios que la extinguida
Son Gestores de Ia nueva den Eva.
risto Freiria y Rolan. don Emilio
Barros y RodngueI y don Ramirt
Rodriguez y OsoreA y Comandi,a
rios don Vicente de Vicente y Vicen
te. don Joaqsin Fontan y Orotes ,
don Severe Vicente y Vicente.
Prosperidades.
DEscRAClAs,- - Dieese, segdn u
colega. que en- Bayamon pereoio u
Guardia jurado a eonsecuencia del re
ciente temporal dc aqua
Otro eolega ha dido que sc ahog,
el mayordomo del senor Monrroig he
eendado de jieha Jurisdiction.
DEPoRTApos Y cosFfSADos -
FL vapor direcio CIsiai is Ca.ii
lleva dc Cuba 8 deportado4 poli,ieo
Iy IL conhnadoA
MEKcAS TiI.-En Coamo, 4 IA ca
81 dc comercio que gsraba haio Ia e.
Ion de "An,oaio Costa, ha sace,dsd
una SociedAd que se dencninA 4
co>,a & Go. y dc IA eaAl sOa Gesss
res don Ansonio Costa y Palniefi
don Francisco Setnsdey y S~n,dsy
Il PToapefidadca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
Las Raf0FHaS dol 81 Ealla
w1TuDxo C1xTxGO
DON IGNACl0 DlA7 tANEJA.3
.Srna ta BeLEHN KERCLNfI
on PUERTO RIOO
weTuDxo C24TxCO

Tai e 10 portada dc uh tolieto
ous acaba de edisArss en esta Ca
q. oora del Director del BoLATn
MxscAnTrL- Connsne 60.pAgipas
10 ,sc.urA en- 4: mayor. y, como
Q IN anunciado, % dedlcA Al llus.
us Jsfs 10. PArudo Union Com.
usuc,onAl" Do CaDA. kxs0o Sr
Marques ds ApssaskuiA. Conts-
90 sI sagaiests ProKrAmA'
4" Ded,eAsortA. -- Proladlos. --
DssArrolio dsa plAn--Conads1s.
eaonsa.-kl prsamoalo sxPoacaon.
-Los kAlleipa0a.-LA CAInArs
InsaAr.-kl CoaSslo.-A Goesr'
saaou uessrAl.--L-A aAstoraA-L-s
.sxAndAa.-L.a rasoa saprsmA--
LA kspArAesoa
ii luaaato 90 otIses O. Ia -
4 Hleasas soaa,saossai
un slern 1tAr---.... eo 81
L4Sn q rsAxAso de- aaIof.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
MAX1MO GOMEZ.
Del "Diario de ID Marina"

0SA OI0I1O OS IL Nx0bAu0
Sin poner nj guitar punto nj coma
trasladamos ( nuestras columns c
siguiente eserito que leemos en- "Ls
Fraternidad", de Pinar del Rio:
"La Fraternidad" dijo que este per
sona;e de la insurreccion (Maximc
G6mezl hahia muerto el Io de Mario
del corriente aiio en- una finca cerca
de Matanzas, en- Ia eual sc le habia
dado sepultura y de Ia que Sc saco,
para desorientar al gobierno. que saba
el hecho.
Mas, como sc quiere haeerle fgurar
como vivo y hay quien afrma que 10
v.sto despues de esa fecha, al frente
de su partida, hemos preguntado a
quien nos dio Ia noticia y por carta
nos contesta 10 siguiente:
-"Sefior:-A Maximo Gomez 10
ha resucitado el laborantismo; Maxine
Gomez murio el Io de Mario, assist
do por el doctor Agramonte, en- una
fnea de Ia provincia de Matanzas.
Perc ninguno puede a6rmar que
ha visto a Mzximo G6mez; y 81 usted
no me cree, Ia historic con el tempo
me darz Ia rax6n.
Con Ia muerte de Msximo Gomez
concurrieron una porci6n de circuns,
taneias que 4 los planes flibusteros
convino aprovechar para continuar la
guerra, y Sc le hizo yer al general 10
siguiente:
"Primero. Que Calixto Garcia
habia desembareado trayendo todos
los poderes civiles y militares de la
Junta revolueionaria, cosa que habia
ofendido sobremanera { Mzximo Go
mez y Sc habia retirado del campo
muy molesto y desairado.
"Segundo. Que Ia Juuta revolu
cionaria habia desaprobado tambien
la actitud de Maceo, al invadir por
segunda vez las provincias de Ia Ha-
bana y Pinar del Rio; este, desconten.
to, trataba de presentarse.
"Pero no ha sido asi: M4ximo Go
meg habia muerto y sus fuerzas anda-
ban dispersas, esperando una oeasion
de reconcentrarse.
Estos son los detalles laborantes
qne puedo dar ( usted. 81 el 60
bierno, como supongo, tiene interes
de averiguar Ia verdad, no le es di-
ficil; aqui puede averiguarla, en- San
to Domingo; entire los parientes y
amigos de Maximo Gomez tambien,
y en- 10 misma naci6n unida no es di
fIcil que consiga eonoeer los detalles
de % muerte.
Suyo, A."
Creemos que con 10 manifestado
no habra todavia quien nos quiera
hacer comulgar con ruedas de molino.
a6rmando que el "Chino viejo" vive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04

Para los "nifios endebles" y las
"mujeres" que tienen "desarregladas
las funciones del Estomago," NADIA
hay superior al bien conocido Vino de
"Quina-Laroche ferruginoso" (honra-
do con una Recompensa de I6,6oo
fr ~ Medallas de "Oro" por el Go
bierno Frances).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04

Sc conceden los bene6c;os de
la Ley de Colonias Agrfcolas a
las 6ncas Amtr1ea, Caeiqwe y
Ssdastiana, que en- la jurisdic-
ci6n de Rio Grande posee Don
Juan Piza y Mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
xERNAIZ / co.
-1-x1xUAN-I7l

1mportadozes en- grande escala,
de mercancias dc todas prooeden-
oias.
Sus dendaa de detail Ia LUZ
NLEOTRIOA J La. VILLA DE
BILBAO SON SieMDre laa meior
surrldas.
Tienen 6ueufsales lmportadoras
an Arecibo J Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
BOlotin M0rcanti1.

La Administration
int
de Administrator Derecho Economic. Hacienda
y Poltca.
puboa mensuamsae Espaha
Apaea anda '"sna:a ,4n4 [pr ~~]
P1ssSsC9 1 s s5axneA' p sgs.e'ssSS u 4S Asaans ds
Jost SANCHEZ GUERRA, - JoAegs SosrA
AS''' '''"'' 1'ssa ess's T zss""
DE
AVOCADO
Pecios suscpc6n Espana as adyacente semestre
pesetas-Un idExtranjero Ultramar 80 id
SUMARIO administrator correspondence al
de JUNO:
3o5 El mpuesto progressive en- Italia d, A. BrunatL
316 Los hoizon de economic political coucusi6 Pc
dro Estasen.
$50 De administration justa H. Organization Judicial (oon-
inuacon J. Pedro Dorado
s51 La 2ropiedad urbana Espaha y, M.
QUESTION DEL DfA.
sss Los privg0s aduane5os de los s+Eosales Jareho
36o Un de Fern en- Bruselas XXX
1NFORMACIuN
371 "Cr6nica poca parlamentaria J. Guerra.
377 fnanciera D, S. Martinez Palacio.
384 "Revistas de revias" P. Gonzalez y T. Ontan6n
3o5 "Bbiografa R. Atamis Buyla P Dorado NJ Torres
Campos E. de Gandara c. G., Verdes Montenegro xxx.
AIS "Obras reeibidas ..
Administrations Gale de Lepanto, 4, bajo, Madrid.
Agente en- Puerto Rico A. LYNN SlJCESORA De morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
sALDAB Dn uNA.

Para Sautander y escalAs, vap.
esp. Oludsd do OAdis, despaehado
por 8 dc Exqulsga, 80 sls ooeos,
40 90 cafe 10422 kiloe, 225 sts
as6oaI 1854 kllos. Por j Oohos
y Huno. 76 Il. cafe 7lOO kilo'. Por
Oaldas y Go. l ol tabAcos, Sc SO
cate 3l42 kilos. Por Lopex Wills
NIL > o.. 2 cls tsbscos. Por +
Font y Hmuo, oI tsbacos Pare
C1ru6a por b de V janda y o., IS
sp ale 2S25 k.los Po' j Oohoa
| , Ilmao, rs sls esfe 6S50 kios
Pa's vIR". por 8 d. WI Id. y Co,
20 sls c.i6 1882 kilos Para Bilbao.
por 8 10 u quiAgA. 25 sIs cafe
1887 klo- pas g JON, Dor J
Oohca y Hmao 25 10 cAi6 2Ano L
los l27 o.. as6 sAs l47u0 k,,os Psra
6evilla POT 3 do KsQulagA - sp
eaft 1901 kilos Para Malsga pos
LopeE villamil y Go 100 90 cafe
SOFA HI % Pos 8 de vijasde y
@, 30 ere cafe t530 kilos Para @
dis pof s dc vJsnis J o, IS st,
cate 2Si5 kiios Por J Oehoa ,
Hmno 80 sls cafe eco ki O. Pass
Baroeloas por Mullseheft J kos
ber . os con . lToo plaia sspaAols
| Por J Oshoa J Hnno 81 sss eAts
A596 Ice us sss as0ssf 25iGs
kilos POI SeFea de yleeas &
80 Gle itn,ss Para sAn 6seastaA
por 8 10 EsonIsga IL sss eAit lu1'
kiios 80 90 Ax1sAi 5afD HI @
} Para Agusallls. vAg sisn Gan
plnss. dsspseesdo pus Males Aol
III hofess. eoa tAfgs De trtnssse
] Para Hal J esaAlAs vap (, o.
ds i dr. gnss desrssaa 10 pot J
slsA y Go eon essgs &c trsss TIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
EN- VENTA.

Una casa terrera sta en- la Ca
lie de San Sebastian, mum. 13.
Informara D. Jose Lopez, For
taleza mum. 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
6. TlNAuD. ssa tos:s :'': 1if: e. aia' Al

Jonstante surtl0o de relojes, y
prenderda de oro con brillantes. y
Pledras finas de- 10 mas mOdernO
que pueda desearse. Garantizan loo
objetos y venden 4 precios modl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
6ANTOR AL.

Viernes. 4.-Santas Candida, viu-
da, Rosa de Viterbo y Rosalia de
Palermo, virgenes
Sabado, s.-San Lorenzo Justinia-
no, obispo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04

Los insurrectos tuvieron muchos
muertos y heridos. Entire los prime
ros figuran el ferox cabecilla Clotilde
Garcia y un hermauo de este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
GUlA LOCAL..
soBRINos De EzuuIAeA.
RORTALlkA. III

1V89A46A0 2J1
Ossa. Dc gisos J sominonss.
AgSntss do los vspoEss.oorrsos Dc Ia
JcmpAnfa TrsaatlAnties 1spaAola.
Agsntss do Id ID do los ssnorss Ls.
Elnags y Co., Dc Liverpool.
ldem idem G. FL. FlstcheY Co.,,
Il. (compania ola Flscha'') Do ID.
Agsntss d. ID Id DO los senorss ]. T.
aieksls J Co.,, Linsa Dc "Ssrra".
Agsnts. Do Bahr, Bshrsnd y Ross,
Linsa do "Serra".
Assntss del 10 Oompania do Hsgsros
,ontrs Inesadios dsDoninsdt ls6 Re.
sal". t..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
MOvIMIRNTO DE BUQUHs
WTRADAs NH TRAVHSfA

De Hamburgo y escslas, vap.
alsm. Oampi1as, q MulIenhoR y
Korbes. Vicente y %, 16O sIs arroS.
Egoxcue y %, 873 sls asros A 10
orden: Sierra y Palau, 2O78 ere
arroz. O G 81 200 ole ArIoS. F O B
Z So C[s cervess.
De Habana vap. esp. Oiudad de
Oadis, q g. de Rsquisgs. Scsres de
A Mayol y 90, 2 cls perfumerias.
Rafael Noguers, l q perfome riss.
Herrero Ortega y 90, 2 ore perfo-
meriss. L Villamil y 90, 5 cfs per.
famerias 500 cls cigarrillos. 8 de
| Armss, 2 cls perfumerias. Fabian
| Garcia y 90, 5 cls perfumerias. M
Roman y 90, 4 cLs perfumerias. Bo
rras Reines y o., 4 cls pertumeriss
| y otros. P Noell y 90, 8 cls pc fu-
merias. Fidel Guillermety 2 ole
farmscia. Palaoios = 90. 125 OF
cigarrillos 10 pqles tabllllas de ce
dro. J Ochoa y Hmno, 200 Gle
clga,rillos. Scsres de A + gueroS
| y %, so cls cigarrillos. j PERU"
~ Ollvs, 80 c,s cigarrillos. Go-sa
Leg y Alfonso 40 cIs cigarrillos. J
Marin 2 bits varios. Plsnas Roio
y 90, 100 cls cigarrIlIos. Luif1a
Hmnos y 90, 10 cls Oigarrillos. A
la Otden: AT O 25 cls cigarrillos.
8 z O Is cIs cigarrillos.
De Habsna = escalas vap esp
Maria Herrera q Lsdw 6 Duplaoe
con oarga general
De Havre y escalss vap fr DIN
de Rodr'gues j T Silva y %,
oon carga general
En el pr6ximo n1mero 10 resena
remos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
sues. DE 0RCAsITAs &C

mpOrta&l0res de merOanoiaa de
t0da Glasses J prooedencias.
Ventas 81 poE mayor, Orus 2;::y
al detail, en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio y Gallo dc Oro, calle de Il
Fortaleza esQuina 4 10 Orux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04

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assss~aE.ssaA s.as T. MakaA~ tsA&asD
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- aAsaa. saas - @alnna<AsaA aase<s
slA6a asa s2s@3 I = aaAasas ~ sAeNmn
sasnAs snasssAassxa.saA tAtt@ y
4msmmnas Aaa n@asassAa~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
RgVISTI COnERCIlL.
On NOTIOJAS Y ANUNOIOH

Operaetones aurante los dfas 2y3 3 do
Septismbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
lN VIRunui RLAIG
DG ULfRLIAE

DesTsss Aga asas~ ga
F~wuiaa estes &sssxAea. y hos-
mnlnssSs eempAsass pASa In s~~~
rssEHA - JasL1Aess@sa. vt1&e-
aAAss y orfAa&~@s~. p~r D~@
AmaTAs y. olAssw. sn-taspss-
tss As H. m@ussaaNaA y MAssssw
xAAsAs.s 90 MAAst<
Tuxssas snsanNAS q et Wanme
DefssAa.As ssss saAA lAaab
FAHusssa 60 s.As anssSaW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-04
Successor de Bordoy.

San Francisco 81.
Coasaante y selecto surtido do
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, a precios sumamente m6A
dicos.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
Court Briefs.

The official statement of the business OF
The register of deeds for the past year, as
prepared yesterday, is as follows: Number OF
instruments filed, 16, 1872; total receipt, of the
office. ST, 514.37; total salaries of employees,
S14, 1862. So.
The United States Match company has
brought suit to recover So, 100 from the c., st.
P, NJ & o. railway, the alleged value of a
carload of matches which caught fire in tran
sit.
One of the heavy chains on the electric ele-
vators in the court house fell yesterday and
the inmates of the elevator thought they were
going to be hurt. They screamed, but nc
damage done.
Mary Regain is plaintiff in a suit against
the Minnetonka Navigation company and W.
D. Washburn. She wants 81, 400 for the use
of an accretion TO her property frontage on
Lake Mnnetonka at Excelsior, which is used
by the new navigation company for wharfage
purposes
Judge Belden has signed an order requiring
the defendants in the action of Michael Mon
sen against the directors of the Farmers and
Merchants state bank, to appear and show
cause if any why the action should not be
dismissed.
Hiram D. Blood has filed deed Of volun-
tary assignment to John J. Jones' The as
signment was precipitated under writ OF
Jnment issued Jan. 9.
Harriet E. Sutton secured a verdict of
$4OO in her damage suit against the city of
Minneapolis.
The jury is out in the $4,000 damage suit
of j. II. Rahilly against the ST. Paul & Du-
lp>I Railway company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
MISUNDERSTANDING
THE WANT OF SLEEP A MOST TRY
ING CONDITION.
SURPRISE THAT THE BODY
CAN STAND SUCH A STRAIN.
Nature,s Sweet Resfordr an Inesti-
mabIe f3oonI

To restore the nervous fenergy spent
during the day and invigorate the
whole system a certain amount of
sound, unbroken repose is necessary.
Sleep is absolutely essential for the
preservation of mental and physical
health, and the loss of it for a long
time must sooner or-later lead to Sc
rious results. Who has not at some
period suffered the misery of a sleep
less night; the tossing about, the long
hours, the weary thinking and think
ing, the vain endeavors to court the
tickle goddess of sleep, and the tired
feeling, the utter WEAKNESS of mind
and body on the following day?
Sleeplessness is essentially a modern
suffering, the outcome of this nine
teenth century life OF hurry, irregu-
larity and competitive strife Regular
ity ofahabits is an inducer of sound and
healthy sleep, provided the nervous
system is in good condition If there
is sleeplessness the blood and nervous
system need to be strengthened and
invigorated. Mrs. Emma Turner, of
256 18th ST., New York City, was VIC
tim of this disease, who had tried in
every way to induce sleep without
avail. At last she found the cure
natural sleep came to her and with it
came health and strength again
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
MANITOBA GOVERNMENT EMPHATI-
CALLY SUPPORTED ON THE
SCHOOL QUESTION.
SLAUGHTER OF OPPOSITION.
LIBERALS AND ONLY TEN FOR
THEIR OPPONENTS,
PEoPLING OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Acknowledgement News OF the
Northwest.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man, Jan. 15.-Results
in the Manitoba general elections today
were most disappointing to the oppo-
sifion, and complete victory for
Greenway. The school question was
made the sole issue. The day was
cold and stormy, which prevented hun
dreds of farmers from going to the
polls. 1t is notable fact that the towns
and villages generally gave majorities
for the government candidates, while
the country places usually went the
other way. In Portage la Prairie Hon.
Robert Wilson was elected by a bare ma
Jority Of eleven. This was the smallest
majority in the whole list Returns
from few constituencies are not COM
plete, but as matters now stand the
government has twenty-eight; Conserv-
atives, six; Liberal Independents, two;
Patrons, two, with two constituencies
to hear from
The seats gained by the government
are: Avondale, Deloraine Morris; Nor
felix. Seats gained by the oppositionists
are: Gallon Kildonan, Turtle
Mountain. Jacksons majority in Rock
wood is small, but returns are in incom-
plete, and it may go to the Conserva-
tves yet. In that case the government
has the same strength as in the last
legislature.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
IS YOUR NERVE GONE?
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Will Restore Nerves, Brain,
Blood and Muscles to
Health and VigOr.
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Day to Share i'm the Benefits
Thousands Are Receiving.

The Kola nut has been used for centur-
les by Africans a remover of the tissues
and preventer of fatigue.
DR.. Charcot, the eminent authority ON
nervous diseases, prepared prescription from
Kola which he vouched for as a true specific
in all nervous diseases and a sure invigor-
ator for the blood.
DR.. Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets are
prepared upon the above mentioned pre-
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Koa is not cure-all 1t is a food for
nerves, brain and muscles and tonic for
the blood.
Kola Nervine Tablets are absolutely GER
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Kola Nervine Tablets cure sleeplessness
and the nervous troubles from which sleep
lessness comes. They are specific in cases
of nervous dyspepsia.
The druggists say the demand for the Tablet
is astonishing. Kola is what the delilitated
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Thousands Of packages have been Sold
Good effects were felt at once.
Hundreds of letters say: Zone package Of
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writes:
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Increase I'm the Outward Movement
of Domestic Merchandise.

WASHINGTON, JAN 15.-The month
ly statement of exports, imports and
immigration issued by the bureau of
statistics, showing the amount of do
mestic merchandise exported during
last December, says the amount was
$91 ,109,7 as compared with $S3, 664, 05S
during December, 1894. For the calen-
dar year the exports of domestic mer-
chandise amounted to 1907, IT'S, S49, a
gain over 1894 of $463,733. Imports of
merchandise amounted to 1901, $685. 3S, a
gain for the year Of about $125 900, coo.
The excess of exports Of foreign and
domestic merchandise over the imports
for the calendar year was $23, 269, 1884.
The exports of gold coin and bullion
during December aggregated SIS, 4S1 ,347,
and the imports 1911, 04S. For the cal
endar year the gold exports amounted
to $104, 605,023 and the imports 49,, 1884,
1886. The silver exports during Deem
Der amounted to $5,159,537 and the i'm
ports $S70,759. For the calendar year
the exports amounted to $5S, 1873, 1853 and
the imports S11,273,277. The immigra-
ton during the month aggregated 49,
164 persons and during the year 1874, 542
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Birdie wasserzeiher came later in the even
ing with solo.
Maj. Bowler presided, and introduced Jerry
Simpson as the orator Of the evening. He
talked for an hour and quarter, and sue
ceeded in pleasing the audience at every por-
ton of his speech. He seasoned his argu-
ment with good many homely illustrations,
some Of them some of them so finely pointed
that the audience laughed twice at them.
He argued on the silver question, and
showed himself fonder of illustration than
figures, but gave some little attention to
single tax, of which he is ardent advocate.
The expected collision between Simpson and
Mrs. Lease did not occur. When they are In
Kansas, the two do not agree very WELL
Jerry is fond Of the loaves and fishes, and
favors fusion. Mrs. Lease says fusion has
been the curse of the party in Kansas and
is always ready to denounce it. But last
night Simpson kept off the fusion question
and Mrs. Lease took the middle of the road
without explanations apologies.
Today the delegates will visit the state farm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
TO PEOPLE SOUTH DAKOTA.
Immigration Convention Discusses
Ways ami Means.

Special to the Globe
MITCHELL, S. D., Jan. 15.-Three
hundred delegates, representing every
city of Importance in the state, are
here attending the state immigration
convention, which is in session here
today and tomorrow. Among some no.
table people who are taking active part
In the work are Gov. Charles Sheldon,
Secretary of State Thorson, Commits
sioner OF Indian Lands Lockhart, Rail-
road Commissioner George Johnson
William Tobin, Madison; NJ. Beebe,
Ipswich; Judges c. s. Palmer, H. H.
Keith and Mayor Roy Williams, of
Sioux Falls; Speaker Charles Howard,
,. w. Narregas, Aberdeen; H. F. Hun
ter, experimental irrigation farm, Me-
lette; c. r. Kinds, Woonsocket The
convention was called to order at 2
p. m, and proceeded to select COM
mlttees on resolutions and permanent
organization. H. H. Keith, Sioux
Falls, was elected president; T. C.
Burns, Mitchell, secretary. The object
or the convention is to secure immi-
grafton and to advertise South Dako-
ta's resources; also to secure the re-
establishment Of state Immigration
bureau The state will be divided into
four districts, irrigated, natural rain
fall grazing and mineral. Using this
method no other part of the state will
be sighted.
AT p. m. Judge Henry Mitchell de-
hVered an address of welcome. The
response was given by j. Hansen, of
Aberdeen Tomorrow morning Gov.
Sheldon will address the convention.
politicians from all parts of the state
are here, among whom are Alex John
son. chairman OF the Republican state
committee; Frank Crane, WATERFOWL,
ana Senator Kennedy, Eureka Nu-
merous senatorial and gubernatorial
aspirants are either on the ground or
have representatives looking after
their interests. A great deal of loby-
ing and wire-pulling is taking place.