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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Mazzantini Sc levanto y fu6se sobre
ell animal, despachandolo de un sober
bio yolapie.
Ha faIlecido ell amenfsimo y discreto
escritor don Angel Muro, muy alabado
sobretodo por sus conferencias culina-
rias, en- las que fue una verdadera
autoridad.
Ey Liberal, de Madrid, ha publicado
ell siguiente telegrama de Londres:
Ell Herald atribuy6 a Mr.. Sherman
la declaration de que despues de la
mnerte del seflor Canovas, Espana no
podrfa conservar Ia isla de Cuba.
FL corresponsal en- Nueva York del
periodico Mor7eing Post dice que la in
temperancia de lenguaje de Sherman,
al referirse Espana, causa grande
profunda sensacion.
Los hombres publicos Green que Es-
pafia no ha dado todavfa insJrucclones
precisas su encargado de negoclos en-
Washington para hacer las oportunas
reclamac1ones, por tenor a provOcar
una ruptura.
FL senior Dupuy de LONE volvera a
Washington, con objeto de practicar
una information respecto a la autenti-
cidad de las palabras atribuidas a Sher-
man, despues de esta investigation
enviara informes acerca de este asunto
q su gobierno, esperanto las instruc-
clones que este lie envfe.
Muchos peri6dicos hacen comenta-
rios severos respecto a la question de
capacidad dc Sherman, teniendo en-
cuenta la alta poslcion que este ocupa.
Sherman ha negado rotundamente
que haya dicho tai cosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Por fin Sc llevo a cabo la reunion en-
la casa escuela de niDas, propiedad del
municipio, de tanta gente que Sc es-
peraba solo asistieron 22 individuos,
entire ellos, 10 empleados, dos depen-
dientes de comercio, dos jovencitos que
carecen de representation polftica, un
panadero, y los 7 restantes propietarios
Y comerciantes.
Celebraron la Session nombraron
cuatro delegados. POGO falto para que
Sc nombrara los % concurrentes.
Que chanchullo!
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11
CARihKA I)h LA ISIl

La Correspo,ade1ecta reproduce, en-
primer lugar, nuestro artfculo A Los
TRIBUNALEs.
Graclas, colega.
II Impmciol, de Mayagiiez, repro
duce en- secclon editorial nuestro artf-
cuIo Ell CoMPoNTE.
Agradecidos.
De Vega alta nos escriben: 9Se lie
varon a cabo en- este pueblo, con mu-
cha solemnidad, las honras fdnebres del
senior Canovas. Estaba representado
Ell comite liberal por seis vocales, y
ademus habia otros del partido particu-
]arInente. Asisto el tenlente de yolun.-
tarios con cuatro. numeros, la Guardia
civil, gente del pueblo y un emplead o
municipal, extrananlonos la falta del
Ayuhtamlento, pues no asistio ningun
concejaI. FL alcalde orlilo por su ausen-
cia: III Sc lie VIC por tndcs los contornos
de la igiesia. ESQ que es muy patrlo-
tap
Sc encuentra enferma de algGn cui--
dado, en- Rio piedras, Ia dlstInguida a
senorita doTla Adeia Mendez, h1ja de
don Jose Mendez de Arcaya
Sc encuentran en- Maunabo, dando
conciertos, el tenor de zarzue don
M agfn Argilelles su esposa la tiple
dola Antonia IrlIia.
Al leer la noticia publicada por nos
otros, de que Ell RIO grande habia apa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

ISOioo uHa pdTtiua Oe IOraSfNOs, eI 0O
: bernador telegrafo inmediatamente a
! las autoridades de dicho pueblo dc
, Luquillo, pidiendo informes
Segun los detalles recibidos por ell
lgoblerno, en- Ell barrio de Mameyes So
10 ocurrio un disgusto entire varios in
dIvlduos y todo termino con la inter :
vencion de la benemerita
Mas vale asf
I'm ell hecho entienden los tribunales.
La Junta magma de los incondiciona
les Sc celebrara en ell teatro de la CAPT
tai.
Los salones del casino han sido ne
gados, porque resultan estrechos para
la concurrencla
Por 1,olabrus. us.-No hay motive para
que un alambique trabaje bien en- Paris
NAL en- la Habana; no hay morivo pa
IA que una perfumerfa huela bien en-
Paris Londres y NAL en- la Habana;
nj 10 hay tampoco para que un aqua es-
te b1en destllada ALA NAL destilada
aquf. Pues, por que la eterna preo-
cupacion contra los productos cubInos?
Pruebese ell Rhum Quinquina para ell
cabello de los senores Cfucellas Her
m.ino y Comaanfa, yeras como es tan
6squisito e higienco como Ia meior
aqua de quina frances inglesa. VI
ademas, es mas barato
Una mujer en- Mayagiiez di6 un t.
rrlble navai azo a un hombre - por
una bofetada.
;Valiente hembra,
Han fallecido Ell ei Hospital militar
de La capital cuatro de los soldados en-
fermos que desembarcaron en- aquel |
puerto el dla 3, procedentes de Cuba.
Hasta la fecha han muerto l3.
Sc ha visto en- juicio oral pnblico
en- Mayagileza la causa incoada contra
don Manuel Prats Tolosa por delito
contra ell culto catolico.
La acusaclon pedfa 10 meses un
dia de prision correctional; pero ell Fis-
cal modifico las conclusiones solici-
tando la abs solucion, fallo que la de-
fensa habfa pedido por escrito.
Fellcitamos al amigo senior Prats.
La estudiosa senorita dona Luisa
Fernandez CALICO, ha sido nombrada
por Ell Gobernador de maestro Ell conf
sion la escuela elemental de min as de
Fajardo.
Los incondicionales de Toa-aita han
elegldo al senior Egozcue como presi-I
dente honorario de su comite local
La Correspondence recibe numero-
sas protestas de la isla, con motive de
la ocusaclon formulada por La Uui6u.
Dos senores letrados del interior la
han ofrecido sus servicios profesio-
males, Ell Ell empeno del colega con los
tribun aIes de justicia.
iOjo, ojo!-Se desean comprar 25 es-
tantes de tachuelo tea, que tengan 4
varas de largo.
Informaran en- Las tres b. 5-l5I
Sc ha concedid do los presos Tomas
Diaz Torres, Joseph Duran Giro Fe-
lIpe Rivera Feliciano indulto de la
qulnta pate de la pena que sufren.
En- Morovis don Joaquin Suro, ex.
alcaide de dlcho pueblo, sc hirIo ca
Cc cll Id CdI6 d. udltdfS6 caZaL- |
do en- su tinca, por haberse apoyado en-
la esoopeta.
Fl microbes ultimo murio en- la car
Gel de Puerta de Terra uno de los pre-
sos por el asunto de Camuy, llamado
Cornelo Mendez.
Sc encuentra enfermo de gravedad
otro de los presos por ell mismo asunto
natural de Lares, liamado Ram on Ma
tias.
Dicese que este ha sido ell denuncia-
dor de sus compancros de cautiverlo.
Llamamos Ia atencion al anuncio de
Hortensiu.
Ell baratiilo sera como nunca Sc ha
visto Ponce.
,Pubhco, q La Horte,ectu!
8-8 d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11
BONITA PROPIEDAD

La de don Jaime Segura, constituida
por dos casas con un amplio solar con
magnffica hortaliza, situada en- Yauco
q la salida para Guanica, sc oe,ade.
Diriiirse al senior Segura que la oeupa
8 al que suscribe.
Ponce, Julio de l897.-A,ato,aio
MayoraI. M alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Ell .Gobernador Gene al ha oonyoca
do al cuerpo elecrorll de Luquillo para
ell dfa 6 del corriente mes, a fin d.
concurrir las elecciones que allf Sc
celebraran con objeto de cubrir la ter
cera parte del nhmero total de aquel
municipio.
Sc vende-Un alambiquito de cobre,
de la cabida de galones, por 80 pesos.
Informaran en- Las tres b. l5-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11
APERTURE DE CURSE

Colegio de xSan Vicente de Paul1
de primera segunda ensenanza, diri-
gido por los r. r. P. p. Paules in
corporate al Institute Provincial.
Este centro de ensenanza Y educa-
cion reanudara sus tareas escolares ell
9 de los corrientes en- ell mismo local
que ocupaba el curse pasado hasta que
sc traslade al nuevo cuya adquisicion
gestiona. Para Ell curse que comienza
amplfa sus estudio, comprendiendo: la
ensenanza elemental y superior, todas
las aslgnaturas del BachiIlerato las
correspondence al Perito mercantil.
Admite alumnos internos, externos,
mediopensionistas, y tereiopensionistas.
Tiene classes de adorno, Musica, Dibu-
10 y lenguas vivas.
Queda, pues, alberta en- la Secretarfa
del Coleglo la matricula ordinaria del
curse acade mico de 1897 a 1898, desde
ell dfa de la fecha hasta ell 30 de Sep
tlembre inclusive.
Maestro amigo el escritor don Leo
mare 0 A. Ponce de Leon, tan conocido
en- esta ciudad, Sc halla Ell Caracas
Venezuela procedente de New York.
No Sc ha fjado la policfa munich
pal en- ell abuse que yienen cometlendo
algunos vendedores de dulces, que con
sus bateas interrumpen el paso Ell la ca
lie de Atocha?
Pues procure fjarse. ) eyitarlo.
En- el acreditado establecimiento de
don Ezequiel Cintron Gotay, frente al
teatro, Sc expende hielo a dos centavos
los AGO gramos, sea la libra.
Aviso las fafuiias.
Hemos sido atentamente inyitados
para los bales que Sc celebraran Ell Pc
nuelas los dlas l2, II y 8 del actual,
con motive de las tiestas que ALI tlenen
lugar.
Mil gracias.
TV ! & fFsscas snpariores vercen NJ
= @1o tirez M Mertiu 81 su CC mad
e "a Gale Ato, h y su csf6 del Casino.
olsZuela dei Teatrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

L IOSl0 uC In LfttEHfttttt
pegandole a don Fermfn
sin tibieza = sin piedad.
iHabra II de San Quintfn
en- la colectiyilad,
ST ell colega continda
demostrando tai fereza,
don Fermfn, que no es pic1<u,
respondent con firmeza
lachando pro donso sua.
Va ha salido el Secretaric;
emprende el viaie-y me fundo :
para evltarse ell Calyario,
dici6ndole a todo ell mundo
GSon chismes de campanario. ;
Reclutara campeones
animosos, aguerridos,
cue tienen hrmes .calzones,
Y sostendran decididos
las antiguas tradiciones.
Gente que todo Sc presta,
tan ductll como una pasta,
a toda orden dispuesta,
que humilde Sc manifesto
al que mas fnfulas gasta.
Gente que marcia a luchar
en- ell nombre de Villar;
sin idea y sin civismo,
sumisa al absolutismo
y al regimen militar.
dictionaries de Rivero!
en- la asamblea os espero;
mas en- verdad, desconffo
que tras tanto empnje fiero
no llegue la sangre al rio.
DOCTOR OK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11
La DenAcracla
Ell sumario de Ez ,sastre del Camgi

Ell sumario de Ez ,Sastre del Cmnpi
10 que aparecera maiana es ell siguiente:
- Cosse'ado- -. q pi,acha,edo-Bdla1la,
poesfa traducida del italiano por Jose
A. Negrdn Sanjurjo-Ta Rosa, cuen-
to arreglado del frances por Jacobo
Tur Rotos y descostdos Muestras sin
ealOr :. 4h< "a $50, vcrsos por Luis Ro-
drfguez Cabrera TiGr7ees de Dolores,
por A. Otero San Uungas y
Capirotes, por Cupisayo-Retales ver-
SOS de Ubago y Dfaz Miron- Caj6n de
s0stre epigramas, pensamientos, can
tares illos-4nea1cios.
Desempena interinamente Ell cargo
de secretario de esta Audienca nues-
tro amigo ell senor Schr0der, escribano
de actuaciones de esta ciudad
Ell secretario del Comite liberal de
Humacao no es don Jose Noya Frfas,
como equiyocadamente diiimos, sino
don Jose Noya Julbe, muy estimado
amigo nuestro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Juicios orales que Sc celebraran ell
lunes 3 en- esta Andieucia:
Contra Juan Dfaz Lucena, por robo;
abogado Ortiz; procur ador Gautier.
San dalio Rodriguez Y otros. por lesio-
nes; abogados, Dfaz Font; procura-
dores, Goicochea Pasarell.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Proslgue La Lategriclaa
pegandole q don Fermfn
sin tibleza y sin piedad.
iHabra II de San Quintfn
en- la colectivilad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

La sociedad comercial Pasalacqua &
Co, de Coamo, Sc ha disuelto y la vez
Sc ha tornado otra nueva que firmara
Pasalacqua Hermanos 81 Co, de la que
son socios gestores don Julio Y don
Luis Pasalacqua Y don Eugenio Cost
mi la comandta la formaran dona Ju-
liza Palm eri, viuda de Pasalacqua, y
don Arturo Pasalacqua.
Les deseamos pingiies negocios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11
LOS MUCHACHOS

Acaban de recibr un variado surtido
de corbatas, cuellos y punos de hilo,
pincha corbatas, exceIentes creas re-
tortas de hilo puro, marneras para
nlIos, gorras colegiales, ell famoso a
70 blanco zHiers para bales dc etiqueta,
botones grandes para trajes de selloras,
cordones para ruedos de vestidos.
Chalinas, botonaduras finas de dou
bic.
j Corbatas y cuellos, corbatas J cue
llos
A mas de la velada que celebrara es-
tie mes, ell @Casino de PoDceo esta or
ganizando va otra para ell mes de Oc-
tubre, que promote grandes atractivos.
Reina gran animacion entire los So
clos del Casino
Hemos dido quejas muy justas sobre
ell estado p6simo del camino ue une a
Ponce con su playa.
Inntiles han resultado, a 10 que pa
rece, las excitaciones de LA DEMoCRA
CIA sobre el particular.
Nos ocuparemos nuevamente en- este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

aeefi0 20 de 1897 2 . 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

Al leer la noticia pubIicada por nos
otros, de que Ell RIO grande habfa pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

TN ! & frsscas snperiores vercea NJ
= 0o tirez NJ tin 81 su Cc mad
e "a Gale Ato, h f6 del Casino
olszuela de- Teatrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

recido una partida de foragidos, el Go
bernador telegratio inmediatamente a
las autoridades de dicho pueblo y dc
Luquillo, pidiendo informes.
Segdn los detalles recibidos por ell
goblerno, en- ell barrio de Mameyes So
10 ocurrio un disgusto entire varios in
dlvlduos y todo ternino con la inter :
vencion de la benemerita.
Mas vale asf.
I'm ell hscho entienden los tribunales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-11

La Junta magma de los incondiciona-
les Sc celebrara Ell ell teatro de la capi-
tai.
Los salones del casino han sido ne
gados, porque resultan estrechos para
la concurrencla
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-04

THE recently published statemens OF
the Bureau of Statistics which has been
exploited in the free trade newspapers
OF the country claiming that the increase
OF manufactures increased largely under
the low tariff rates OF the Wilson law nas
led somebody to look into the general
history of our foreign commerce during
the past half century. The result OF this
investigation shows that in the past
twenty-five years the balance OF trade
has been in our favor to the extent OF
s., 46l 900 900, while in the preceding
quarter of century the balance OF trade
vas against US to the tune of 81 ,400, 600,
900. When it is remembered thai the
past quarter OF century has been ore
OF constant protection with the excep-
ton OF the three unhappy years OF the
Wilson law and that the preceding quar-
ter OF a century was one OF mostly low
tariffs, the significance Of these figures
will be recognized.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-04
Out III Kansas.

Ed Hoch relates very funny story in
connection with the meeting OF the Pop
ulist County Convention at Marion the
other day. While the exercises were in
progress populist who had a fund Of
humor called Republican Chairman
Myers aside and then escorted him to q
place where certain banners had been
stored after use by the populists in last
falls campaign. Pretty soon Chairman
Myers came marching up the street with
a huge banner held aloft, upon which
was inscribed this legend "A Vote for
Mckinley Means % Cents for Wheat
and 5 Cents for Conn., Kansas Civ
Journal
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-04

been given. the experiments by he pub
lie in that line having nanseated them
with that class OF cheap goods. 1t is
probable that the next assortment OF
wares which these gentlemen will offer
will be Henry Georges single tax, a de-
nunciation OF government by injunc-
tion," proposition to adopt the ipitia-
tive and the reierenduu system by which
the people OF the country may be Kept
in constant uproar by having aa-ep-
portunity to initiate legislation or to pass
upon measures enacted before these
measures can come actually into oger-
Ation.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-04

THE democratic bargain counter being
in seriously depleted ana unattractive
condition at the present moment, the
leaders OF that party are now searching
fot new novelties. Free silver and free
trade have lost their attractiveness des.
pite the advertising which they hav,
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WANTED-Live squirrels. Ten
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40 PIECES DIFFERENT GRADES SUMNER WASH GOODS
goat 1-3 off regular price.
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS 75c 1926 and $3.50 Shirt
Waists go 75c.
STRAW HATS Entire line Chdrens
lin Caps and Hats at 33 Is discount
SHOE STOCK All Odds and Ends Childrens
Shoes 13 off regular prices. Mems Blood
Shoes 3 off regular prices Baby Shoes
pair You many pennies by buying these
bargains.
MEMS SUMMER CLOTHING. All placed tables
closed at 3 off usual prices Mems Alpaca
YIN DEER YEAR.
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. soc kind 35c. $O0knI
for zoe.
CHILDRENs VESTS 1919 kind goes at Sc zoe
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

The farmer who makes the dairy his
is the one who will turn out the best
product and produce the most profit
and satisfaction.
Farmers who tried the experiment
last year Of growing clover by seeding
it on land unoccupied by wheat or oats
(giving the land entirely to the clover)
report very favorably.
Wool is advancing in London and in
our markets; slowly, however, because
Of the immense accumulations and
heavy importing orders in anticipation
of duties to be imposed. 1t is certain
that the seasons wool supply will be
large enough to keep prices from rising
materially until the glut shall be re-
moved by mill consumption.
It is believed that prices of horses
will advance in the near future. There
are indications that the bottom has
been reached. A slight decrease, as
compared with last January, is given
by crop reporters. The feeling among
growers of horses and mules is some
what more hopeful. The necessity for
the consideration in horse breeding is
generally acknowledged.
Potatoes do well enough in bins or
barrels, which should be kept covered
to exclude the light, us the top ones
soon turn green and become bitter and
unfit for use when exposed to it. Onions
need only to be kept dry and not piled
too thick. as they are inclined to heat
when many are placed together. When
spread thinly on boards in fairly dry
cellar thev will keep nicely.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09
OUTH LONDONDERRY VT, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL g. 1897
LETTER FROM REV. W. R. CURTIS. |

LETTER FROM REV. w. R. CURTIS.
The readers of the SITTER will recall
that few years ago | made an inquiry
in the SITTER for information regarding
Blake, whose mother perished in storm
on Mt. Strdtton in 1921. A gentleman
in Winhall Il think )replied that the child,
daughter, lived to grow up and at last
accounts was living in the West. Also
that Mrs. Blake did not perish as stated
in the poem. Not long since | read in
the conversation column" in the Con-
gregationalist that the name of the author
of the poem refcred to above, was Seba
Smith lie also wrote the poem "The
Three Graves beginning with;
at was autumn and the leaves We're
dry and rustled on the ground"
He also wrote the beautiful little poem ::
"'lhe Naz rene" Our grandfathers will
doubtless remember that he was ''Major
Jack Downing" of Portland Me-, who,
over that non de plume, wrote a remarka-
BILE series of letters in the hot political
time, of General Jackson. A ter learn
ing the name of the author, l wrote the
editor of the conversation conner the
facts h I'd gained through the SITTER.
In his reply he stated that he was much
pleased to obtain the information regard
ing the Blake family and expressed de-
sire to get any further facts that might
be obtained in the case.
Can the gentleman who replied to my
question give US anything more definite
through the SITTER ? For instance we
would like to find if we can what State
and even town the lady lived when last
heard from, Before closing perhaps it
would be of interest to the readers of the
SITTER for me 10 state that the wife of
John Brown of Harpers Ferry fame,
was born in a dwelling not far from our
parsonage. She was the daughter of
Charles Day, who was by occupation
blacksmith.
w. r. CURTIS,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09

A. w. Bemis of Jamaica is saving
the railroad wood at this station.
The frogs refuse to come out as yet
but the bicycle has appeared.
The w. II. Castle family have re-
turned from their sugar making visit
to Jamaica.
Mrs. Williams, i'll at her fathers,
Emery Axtelps, is reported as some
what better.
H. P. Yearly has been having quite
a serious time with his grippy spell
that in the last few days has developed
into rheumatic difficulty.
The Indian 'medicine man" failed
to keep his appointments all around.
Instead of going to Jamaica he went to
Newtane and has not returned to this
place. We learn that he is talking OF
locating in Newfane or making that
his headquarters.
John Livermore started Wednesday
at noon for his home yin Baldwinsville
Mass, his wife and son followed yes
terday morning.
Sherman Cone, reported last week
as grippy, had quite serious time
for few days but is now better.
r S. Goddard has been in the store
most Of the time and is feeling better.
Executor E. W. Melendy will sell
the 0. p. Newell estate, real and
personal, on the 26th. Sale to COM
meuce at 10 n. M.
Mrs. w. III. Belden has just re-
ceived the sad news of the death of a
brother, Oscar +. Hammond, of
WarIensburgh, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Walker arrived
at home Tuesday evening, coming
from Orange, Mass ). where they had
gone from Keene for brief visit
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-09
FROM OVER THE SEAS.

The st. Petersburg newspapers an
nounce that the king of Siam will visit
there next summer.
memorial to Elizabeth Barrett
Browning Is about to be placed in Kel-
oe church. Durham, where she was
baptized.
The budget committee of the Norwe-
gian storthing has unanimously nom
mated DR.. Nansen as professor of
zoology at the Christiania university.
The hereditary grand duke of Baden,
first cousin Of the German emperor,
has been appointed general in com
mand of the Eighth army corps.
The princess Of Wales and Princess
Victoria are expected at Copenhagen
early in March on visit to Prince and
Princess Charles of Denmark.
Herr Gustav Elm, the Czech politi-
clan, writer and party leader, died
rather suddenly in Florence while max
ing tour for the benefit of his health.
The gold yield of western Australia
for the year 1896 amounted to 2s1,265
ounces, being an increase OF 49,753
ounces as compared with that of the
previous year.
1t is announced from St. Petersburg
that Emperor Francis Joseph will re-
turn the czar's visit on April 81. The
emperor will be accompanied by Count
Goluchowski.
The details of Emperor Villains re-
turn visit to the czar were, it is re-
ported, settled during Count Muravieff's g
visits to Berlin and Kiel, and will prob
ably be made known shortly.
Nine. Munkacsy, the wife of the cele-
brated artist, in letter to relative re-
siding at Buda-Pesth expresses the hope
that after a period of complete rest her
husband will recover his health. She
adds that he already feels much better.