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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

We have before US ietters written from
the North where the writers speak of the
thermometeras as at - ove5 degrees below
zero. Ghe coldest weather we had in Feb
ruary was 81 degrees above zero. The
coolest we have had this month was 2se
above. But we prefer that dlsinterested
persons shall speak Of our climate. Here
is what gentleman from New York
writes to his friends about East Tennes-
see
When l see the thermometer standing
at 20 degrees below zero at the North,
whilst IL is forty above here, and the peo-
pie are out plowing in their shirt-sleeves
and attending TO their domestic duties
without inconvenience, realize some of
the great benefits of your country. Here
see stock of all kinds out In the fields,
while at the North they must be kept
closely in barns. i have come to the con-
clusion that if the people of the North
could once recognize this difference in eli
mate, they would emigrate here instead OF
going to the cold Northwest"
A "Young Subscriber" of the CIIRoN-
'CLE from Pittston, Pennsylvania, informs
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
OUR NEW CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
How the sruorities stand.

Aswill be seen from our special telegram
from Nashville, the Democracy have re-
districted the State to suit themselves. At
the late hour the dispatch reached us, we
can not do more than give the majorities
in the counties of the new district.
The new county Of Clay is on the Ken
lucky line, and is made from Overton,
jackson and Macon. It's vote we have not
at hand now, but it is Democratic. Put
nam, the other new county, lies just east
of Cuniberland, has about 800 voters and
is Democratic.
We give below the mGjorities, figuring
on the vote for '69 and 10 for Governor
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

A Cleveland dry goods clerk, q poor or
phan, desires to engage board where the
secret of how he pastes h!s bair down in
equivalent.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

An Irishman being in church where the
collection apparatus resembled the elec-
ton boxes, on its being handed TO him,
not naturali2ed and could not vote,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

Democratic majority, not including vote of
new counties, $500,
THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE ENG.
LAMBS QUEEN.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN A BRoTHEL

Eliza Smith, alias Lizzie Brown, keeper Of
the house Of prostitution No 29s Greenest quarreed
Tuesday, with heIiparamour, James Smith, and was
brutay kicked and beaten. Smith was taken before
Justice Cox at the jefferson Market Police Court where
she made complaint against him. and the ad-
ourned. About noOn yesterday, he called the house
and rang the bell. The door was opened by Kato
Young. the servant. Thrusting her aside, Smith
ran past, and at tho head of the first
flight OF stairs encountered his former mistress. She
attempted TO eude him, but he seized her and asked
Are you not going to speak to me - At the time
he drew pistol but she caught his hand and attempted
to wrench 10 from him. In the struggle she either fell
pushed down stairs by him and severely injured.
He followed her, and she and opened the door,
attempting to gain the street. he seized her and thrust
her back She resisted and again attempted to reach the
street door, when he drew pistol and fired at her, the
ball entering her left groin. The wounded woman
fell 10 the hoor. He from the house, pursued by
Capt Byrnes and Officer Henderson, who had been at
tracted TO the scene by the of of the in
mates Of the brOthel and arrested in Washington
square In his pocket found pistol with one bar
rel discharged. lie was locked up In the Mercer-s Po
Nce-stat0n.
The wounded woman was attended by surgeons who
pronounced the wound dangerous, but necessarily
fatal. Her ante-mOrtem deposition will be taken by d
Smith taken before Justice Cox, and re-
manded to the station house TO await the action the
Coroner.
The wounded woman is said TO have been married TO
the prisoner to his father, George w. Smith, and to his
cousin, Alexander Aules, all Of whom living.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.


STATED SESSION,
(OFFICIAI.l MONDAY, May 6. 1873 O'Clock pm.
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment
Presentation. John Cochrane, President, and a quo
rum OF members.
The minutes OF the meeting of April 30 1872 read
RESOLUTIONS ADorTED.
BY Alderman Mehrbach-That Henry s. Kearney be
appointed one Of the City Surveyors.
BY Alderman Joyce-That George 5. Greene be ap-
pointed one OF the City Surveyors.
be and he is hereby requested repair the street
ment on Nnth-aye., IRON Thiry-iourth-st. to Forty
sixth-st.
be requested to repair the street pavement ON Tenth
ave-. from Fortieth-st. 10 Fifty -ffth-st.
by Alderman Wilder-That the Legislature Is hereby
respectfully requested to enact the bill OF the Hon. Mr.
L0ughran In relation 10 the cleaning OF the streets &c
and the cancellation Of the existing contracts in relation
thereto.
by Alderman Joyce-That the Commissioner OF Public
Works be requested 10 repair the street pavement
Forty four thst from Eighthaye. 10 the North River
RESOLUTIONS RRfERRED
BY Alderman Mchrbach-Fhat Riyington- st. from tho
B0wery TO East River. be paved with Belgian trap
BY the same-That two Boulevard" lamps be placed
and lighted In front OF the hall OF the East Side AssOca
tion, corner OF Elghty-siXthst. and Thrdave.
By~Alderman Martn-That the low and sunken lots on
the southeast corner of Eighty third-s and the Boue
ward be filed In.
BY the same-That permission be given TO Messrs.
Davis Soue to erect balcony over the main Sixth
entrance 20 their building the southwest
Of sixthave. and Fifteenth-st.
BY Alderman Van Sohaick-That n " Boulevard" lamp
be placed aud lighted in front OF the NewYork Club. No
800 Fifthave.
By Alderman vance-That the low and sunken lots on
the two blocks OF ground boundedby Madison and Fifth
ayes Blk ty-fll and Sixty-seyenthsts.. be nlled in
REPORT LAID on rBE TABLE.
or the Committee Arts and Sciences, asking 20 he
discharged from the further cnisulerdtOn OF resolu
Han "nh"''""s AMI directing them to nrocure nut
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
GETTING A HOLD ON THE STRENGTHENING
CONTRACTOR.

Messrs. Strahan and Porter, the counsel
selected by the streetCeanng Commissioners to give
opinion as to whether the streetceaning contract
be legally rescinded engaged yesterday, In
aiming that document.
Section the contract provides that the City Inspector shall q.
time consider that the have failed In respect
comply with Of the obligations this contract other Com
shall notify him Of such failure shall forthwith notify the
contractors, In writing Of the defaut and the
sha not xithou. unreasonable delay, comply with
Qurements Of the City Inspector, In respect 10
snch shall notify his Commissioners Of
fact who shall "a hours notice notify the Of
the particulars Of such complaint and Of meeting the Commissioners
10 consider the a The Commissioners after hear
ing sGeh complaint and the cOntIaeion. 4 they appear
may IT, majority Of them decide that they have
unreasonably made default In the execution Of this
lie provisions under their hands respectively declare this
contract terminated and II shall end unless the
uretes such Of them may willing this contract
shall within "a hours after have been served with notice OF the
action Of the Commissioner writing and undertake the per-
Torrance u this Contract mach thereof shall then
performed"
Though the counsel declined TO express an opinion
upon the resembling of this contract is understood
that they will report day to the Street Cleaning Com
msOners that II can be legally rescinded IL case Is
made ont against the contractor and IT, In such event.
bs sureiles do not assume the contract provided Ia
the section above quoted.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

a e,.ureiv and cast our influence and our votes as
future events will prove to be best for our own interest,"
prsr REPRESENTATIVE or AMERICAN CHARACTER.
"''A ' PROM Ths Indianapolis Se.nnsi ~,
No one will question the honesty Sl Oh woa1a ML;
Saye brought q good price, no charge OF ccrrup
ton or bb has been gu, SUSTAINED sshpss or an hon
ast V Administration OF The Government for purity
in the conduct OF public affairs for retTencn, r No
~ those that were named candidates Tor the Pres
deney in the Cincinnati Convention can the people more
imnllcitv trust in all these regards than Horace
nreeev3 And among those named FOR the high position
was there another who Is better representative OF
American characterf
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
JUDGE CURTIs's PROTEST.
EEw-YoRK, NAV q. 1870.

NEW-fOHk, May 8, 1872.
To THE PUBLIC: desire in this mode, TO
state that all and every the allegations rejecting upon
the integrity OF my official conduct contained Ia tho re-
port Of the Committee Of the Bar Association which
have read In the public journals OF this date founded
upon parte statements ana untrue. I am ready 30
prove them 30 before any tribunal legally organized for
the purpose OF investigation. but s heretofore de
cpe To admit tile right proprety Of any selfconsti
tuted body OF lawyers 10 try elected judges although
must submit 90 the present effect Of such action upon
tne puDhc mind, while they gain cheap notoriety,
winch hereafter may or may not prove cIedtIble on
DebcnciaI. Gro. M. CURTIs Justice Marine Court
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
THE COURTS.
DECISIONs-MAY q.


(.omr,is,ion OF AppeaIs-By the Hon John A. Lott;
%%is nd. jersey G toI re.Iga%ea deoea
0 spcone Kah-Moto1 70 substitute IN s
I'D 10 ssys s"d % SSnen % SO Strong
Au. f amend g. sdsss iss for .gsl:s%
eS ISSds as siorsIucd P.ss, ., .Pgsas.
sayrs respondent Hch6ed s lrn-spen,se iO apd
Ian. By Charlie. Tracy argued % Sa 'f S4css sgt Gill;
Mslu sst Petena-Armed BY default seabcot sgt Heeser
Passed Mooney The Lamar Fire Insurance
YORK and Railway Company rsdd ss Liverpool sa
London w ~ baiis, or
ssmnel respondent Hatfield ag %
ses Rhos5ss-Pased Brown as MerePss'ee pyeny .y s
1bs City Of Emr,ps CEasa ,g The n Osaf' A''H0''
Supreme ChamoerswBY Nudge . e lngTahnam iS han:-
Motion denied Greenwood sg gran,ed for a Fna
Brown *, Wing e. g1pa s ss ,Sr B"aIMoon
May Wiley y, y,s s Bird sS MccuoeS granted
Schable Mitchell and otbers.Moicn ers9te usr
Seaman ana oher.-Moion granted Slater Ct al gt
granted Csr1s E1.nsas A. cearaa a Hsasnde q
Sylvester granted without costs Hall agi
granted . p... p,..,,., .,s ssrs,oes Railroad Com.
ppn1op Clifford sg The Washington iron WorksMonon gspn
ee opnouj Bnght Eneht (ses opnon pCYey agt LSa
Beh-Moton denied lsee opnion) Wilson agt hA-'i"H'A W.
BY Judge Van Bant-smh ag osOOrnAppuesi0n muss made
S~nerior Court-Special Term-By Judge William
r. Cois~MuIet sgt Hsgns-MolOn granted The npPistt sl
.s, PHI En56Tsas S a. Ba M oa granted
T1mpsou att Diekenson.-Motlon dismissed =,
BY Judge Preedanorstman sgt 4er-C'se ordered 20 DC
BY Chief Justice Barbour Brush sgt FedC Gaze settled "
amended
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

v
1878. lane ast. wsddle.
1877. Morton, Assignee, ,agt Ludlow,
Trustee.
1897. Smith sgt. Pell.
1853. .Rothan sgt iothan.
1891. .Emberson agt. shindler.
1893. .DarOw agt Erbcn.
1895. .PomeroJ sgI Wright sud sno.
1899. Spencer aet. Brown. .
l6Ul. .PIsglcr ct al. agt Light and
another.
1909. .Rother agt Doellaer.
J.-Opens at l0l a. m.
662. Archer sgt. 0Brien, Sheriff.
III. Bennett ct al agt Dawes
etal.
ia. .whetney sss crossmsn.
7l6. .Currie and sno. agt. Armour.
7la. Davidson sgt. Sehefe.
720. .Tgska sgt. OBrien, Sheriff,
La
T20I. .Mulligan aQt. Beck.
722. Mills ct al agt. Britton.
IA, .Beyeridge ct al agt wallace
and ano.
r26. Osborn sst. Keech.
723. Archer ct al agt Norton,
imprd.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
ror cALRNpA Rs-TuIs DAy.

Court CALEHDA RS--THIs DAy "a.
COMMISSION APPEALsBy the Hon J2hn a. se
mNos , S2i, 35 s2S S21 S2s ss wv '' 49, '''' WV w.
357, 1911. - w.. p.-,- r-on.n. al
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
MR.. GREELEY WILL FOLLOW IN THE FooTsTEP.
OF GRANT.

Some persons have taken the trouble to tell
us that the nomination Of Gre ley not very bad
that the carpebaggers OF the south for him. that
and even that it is more than probable that
the Democratic Convention will indOrse him. But
ANYTHING else that Greeley is the unsuitable
to counteraet the fraud and corruption which have eaten
into our system. The bartering which procured
for him the nomination at Cincinnati will make itself
apparent as he is elected. He follow
trey in the footsteps of Grant and distsute the Gov
eminent offices ouy rewards for political services in
the election and the Democrats will know how pro-
cure a large share
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

SEssroSsHackett, flames Cassidy John Hunt Rich
Bowen Patrick Jocye Patrick Jocye jr Francis Peckwel
James Pfrmmous Pae robbery Peter Woods Patrick Cal
kn William Wren. Patrick Carr John Duncan, rape Paics Gar
William Wren burglary Charles Meyer forgery James johnson Az
owette Ten feonons and battery Charles
receiving goods Warren w. Hek gmnd larceny
john Edwards, Pierce Walsh. larceny from the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
P R O TIE s T A

Los que suscriben Sc adhieren & la
protesta publicada en- ell BoLETIN
MERcANTIL del 1o del corriente, con-
ira las calumniosas frases vertidas Ell
ell Congreso por ell diputado Sr. San
roma. 80
CAPITAL.-Pedro Arana, Bernardo Suarcz,
Francisco Lopez, Ramon Cata Bartolom6 Coll
mercante, Pedro Perez Garcia Francisco ROdri-
guez, Antonio Rodriguez Canal. Domingo Perez,
r. Asnar jose Llapart, ruegO dc Miguel GOrle
nos, Bartolome CantellOps, "A ruegO de Miguel Ga
iano Vicente AlarcOn. jose Gonzalez, Miguel Arau-
jO Avila ESt6ban Guinant, Francisco Delgado
Francisco del Valle GumerSindO SuareZ, Pedro San
tst6ban ChavarrI, Pedro CastrillO Joaquin Pa
Cantellops, Ramon Padin, joss Padin. Manuel Pa
din. Juan AraujO, Miguel Araujo, Andres Cueto Jo-
rs Caruz Francisco Camman, Joaquin Passapera
jose Hernaz; Gil Miralies, Pablo Miralles A rueg0
de Antonio PintaO, Vicente Alarcon, 10 NJ. Urrll-
tia cOmandante TetiradO, Pedro ZamOra y Valca-
Ear, Ramon Alvarez.
A.-Manuel C6rdova Chabert hacenda-
limo Garcia cOmerciante; Candido Alec, colnefeian4
te; Joaquin Sela, cOmerciante; ZOylO Pastrana Co
merciante; Francisco MaldOnadOt agricultOr; Juan
Colon Valencia, agricultOr; COrnelio C6rdova Y
C0rdova, empleadO; Rafael ROca, cOmerciante; Nj
colas Ordaz, hacendado; Francisco Ma Arazain pro-
pietariO; Juan Villa, !comerciante;, jose Brusten-
ga,l industrial propietario; Pedro Mauri, conner
ROdulfo NANNY, agricultOr; Francisco Garcia Sail
mas, industrial; Est6bah Colon, agricultor Pedro
CelestinQ Lac0ata, agricultOr,
MANATL-Manuel d az. g e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20

letra y espfritu, especialmente en- Ia de-
signacion de los convocados, 10 hicieron
asf presente al Corregidor, para no incur
ril en- falta alguna; pero dicha autoridad
les dijo en- tono muy affirmative estas
parecidas pslabras: "Estoy autorizado
para hacer 10 que me de la gana.' En-
esta situacion, aquellos cuatro caballeros
no queriendo prestar su apoyo moral q
los actos que tuvieran lugar, dada la con-
testacion expresada, optaron por consignar
una manifestation en- son de protesta y
retirarse de la sala de sesiones. Y por esa
actitud que no tuyo Otro objeto slno no
prestar su concurso 10 que no estuviera
de un todo conforme q 10 dispuesto por
ell GobierDo, ha sido multado ell Sfndico
en- dos centas pesetas y en- ciento cada
uno de los Sres. vOcales
Asl es que cuando Sc quiera intimidar
hondamente una persona susceptible, no
hay mas que decirle (parodiando) ola
justicia de Atanasio to caiga encima."
iMaldicion terrible y execrable!
iiEstais sin duda alguna probando libe-
rales-reformstas, vuestro liberalismo!!!
Bien predicho 6 vaticinado estaba, que
10 que querian vuestros hombres era eIh-
punar las riendas del poder, para pisotear
y arrojar al tango Ia Icy, menos que por
ser espaflola trateis de haeerla desapare-
Ger en- todo y para todo, reformSndola &
vuestra manera radical.
&Que habeis hecho del decreto del afio
1866, dictado por ell general Sr. Marches
81, q quien llamaban despota, aunque no
gobernaba para este 6 aquel partido; de
a quel decreto bastante liberal, puesto
que daba vida los pueblos y municipios,
facultando q estos para elegir y separar .
todos sus empleados exception de los
alcaldes, secretarios y maestros de escue-
la, cuyos nombramientos Sc reservaba ell
Gobierno9 SQue habeis hecho, repito, de
aquel decreto que daba vida municipal
los pueblos, derecho porque suspirabais
tanto9 Habeis procurado su olvido. ~
porqueY La respuesta me la reserve para
mas tarde, y con ella os probare que no
abrigais ideas de decentralization nj de
reformas bene6ciosas para 81 pals Hoy
procurais que sea todo de la iniciativa
del Gobierno, sistema tan duramente com~
batido por vosotros; pero todo 81 mundo,
amigos y adversarios vuestros, os COM
prende; para no comprenderos sera menes~
ter cerrar los oios. Quereis que todo sea
de la iniciativa del Gobierno, para manana
cul par rudamente ese mismo Goblerno
y q Espana y para poder disponer hasta
de las plazas de los serenos.
Bayamon, noviembre de 1879.
Luis Has.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
CABLE SUBMARINE.

El Gobierno del general Guzman Blan.
co ha celebrado con fecha 81 de octubre
el siguiente contrato con ell senor Carlos
Hahn.
IL Carlos Hahn Sc compromete a esta-
blecer, un cable submarine, partiendo de
laiGuaira y que Sc enlazara en- la estacion
de una de las Antillas con ell cable ira
satlantico international.
% Ell cable submarine deberA estable
cerse y estar funcionando en- ell termino
de un aho contado desde esta fecha; mas
81 por case fortdito, comprobado q satis-
faccion del Gobierno no pudiere el empire
sario llevar cabo Ia obra en- ell tempo
filado, Ell Gobierno le otorgara una pror-
r6ga equitativa.
80 La tarifa de precios para los despa-
chos telegrafcos sera equivalente a la
que rife hoy 8 ria para 10 futuro, segun
las distancias en- las o6cinas de telegrafos
submarines. sM 1
AZ Ell Gobierno de Venezuela SO com.
promete no conceder permiso para esta-
blecer otro cable submarine que parta de
. do Ia Gaaira 4 Las Antillas, durante vein
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
Nuestros amigos de Bayamo

Nuestros amigos de Bayamon
han acordado abstenerse en- las pro-
Xmas elecciones. Aplaudimos su de-
cision. He aquf el acta en- que ha-
cen constar su resolution:
En- el pueblo de Bayamon los diez y
seis dias del mes de noviembre del ano
de mil ochocientos setenta y dos; reunidos
los que suScriben, parte integrante del
partido liberal conservador en- esta loca-
lidad, previa icencia que Sc obtuvo de la
autoridad local, Sc trat6 del Decreto en-
que Sc dispone Ia election de un Diputa-
do provincial y suplente para ell mismo
efecto por este pueblo, cuyos funcionarios
deben ser elegidos en- los dias %, 29 y
80 del corriente.
Discutido ell asunto con ell detenimiento
y madurez que corresponds, y teni6ndose
en- cuenta razones que no son del case
enumerar, Sc acordo por unanilnidad en-
tre los concurrentes TetrGlmletat0 de las
asrmas y que Sc de pubhcidad esta reso-
lucion por medic de la prensa periodical.
Termin6 ell acto frmando los concur
rentes para constancia.
Ramon Rodriguez, Manuel Fernandez,
Candido Cobian, Joaquin Alum, Federico
Gonzalez Flores, Jose Asencio, Bernardo
Perez, Felipe Sanchez, ZoiIo Fernandez,
Agustin Fellu, Caledonia Blanco, Jose
Vazquez, Nicolas Caceres, Jaime Garcia,
Justo Adell, d ruego de Juan Mendizabal,
Joaquin Alum, d. G.. Quiara, Marcial
Colon, Manuel Orraca, Jesus Triu Luis
Bas, Ramon Gil Serrano, Manuel Garcia,
Lorenzo Munoz, Emilio Bas, Domingo
Perez, Manuel Rodas, Miguel Sole, Jose
Penanolia, Pedro Cobian, Cosme Longo,
Isidro Abarca, Jose Orraca, Antonio del
Vale, Candido Garcia, Jose Morata, Mar
tin Felfu Lloret, Juan Felfu, Jose Salom6
Amone, Pompeyo Oliu, Enrique Ollu,
Manuel Maria Hidalgo, jaime Mimoso,
Martin Felfu, Rafael Lavandera, Carlos
Munic, Ramon Martinez, Felipe de Jesus,
Manuel ,AdelL Antonio Maria Hidalgo,
Francisco de Tuero, Pablo Ripoll, Basilio
Pena, Alfredo Negrin, jose NJ. Rivera,
Jose Pont6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
te y un amos contados desde esta fecha.

te y un &fiOs contados desde esta fecha.
5o El Gobierno permitira la libre In
troduceion~por Ell puerto. de la Guaira de
las maquinas, cables 8 alambres y demas
efectos necesarios para Ia construction,
conservation y uso de Ell TELEGRAPH. La
empresa ymanifestara en- la aduana los efec-
tos que;pretendai iintroddcif y con copia
del manifesto ocurrira al Gobierno para
que libre. Ia, ,6rden correspondence. -
6o Pasado ell primer ano la empresa f.
jara la especie y eantidad de los efectos
que necesite introducir anualmente para
ell uso del TELEGRAPH.
7o La empresa no podra vender nj des-
tlnar otros usos los efectos importados
en- virtud de esa concession; case de ha-
cerlo sera penada con la p6rdida de la
exencion por todo Ell tempo concedido, en-
10 relative al efecto efactos que hayan
dado lugar al abuse.
s? La empresa no podra ser gravada
durante los 21 amos fjados por el ndmero
4o con impuestos nacionales nj municipa-
les.
SO Carlos Hahn podra traspasar este
cOnveniO con ell consentimientO del Co.
bierno.
10. Las controversies que puedan sus-
suscitarse con motive de este convenio
seran decididaS conforme las leyes Y por
los tribunsles de la repdblica, sin que
nunca puedan ser materia de reclamacio-
mes internacionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
coRREo DE LA 1s1A.
No hay nberAIes.refOrmfst taa,

Con el difraz Ieformista existen dos,
tres 8 mas individuos en- cada localidad, ,
segun su importancia, quienes por su
conducta no podian jamas llegar q hacer
ningun papel en- la sociedad: vineron ira
bajando de zapa para minar 10 existente,
inculcando dlferentes maximas y princi>
pios, haiagando unos de un modo, a
otros de otfo, segun 81 temperamento de
cada cual, que supieron estudiar antici.
padamente y ash han conseguido simpatfas
y pros6litos. "A dnos, como los campe
sinos de menos alcance hacian Greer que
vendriau bajo las contribuciones: otros
q los que tenian algun grado de instruc
cion, pero sin oicio conocidO, les ofre
clan puestos y destinos que no merecen,
nj saben desempenar;y 4 Ia clase de ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20

haberme restablecido por complete
Gle la enfermedad, que por S3 dias
me aquej6.
Repose sobre dos horas, y me di-
rigf q la casa del padre de almas,
comprarle un caballo de merito, por
encargo de un amigo; para 10 que me
separe del Sr. Juez de Paz y de
Juan Gregorio Vizcarrondo.
Drrante mi transito salieron de la
Casa Rey para Ia tienda de D. Luis
Simon (sitio 'senalado para la celada)
los concejales a consumar ell asesina
to, que segun de pdblico Sc dice, te-
Man meditado desde ell sabado ante
rior.
La escena pas6 en- menos de 4 mi
nutos, y q no haber acudido en- mi So
corro ID. Juan Ruiz y ell expresado
Vizcarrondo (que su carload premie
ell cielo), el desenlace era SECURE.
Habrfa quedado allf mi cadaver y
salyos los perpetradores que fueron.
Clementino Bobonis, secretario de
la ACADIA y juzgado de Paz.
Goyllen escribiente.
Cruz portero.
Nleve Mundo, Vocal.
Franco Saldaf1a, id. y otros mas
con Crfspulo Berriel que 81 hay infor-
mes de su conducta, bastaran 49,.
Como ell expediente esta en- sumario
y habra de arrojar la participation que
en- ell delito tuvo cada uno, cuidar6 de
hacerlo pdblico su debido tempo y
entonces referire los execsos y la in
consideration con que fue tratado du-
rante las &c horas de incomunicacion
que pase en- ell calabozo 8 pocilga
Por todo 10 cual suplico a ", como
q los demas Directories de peri6dico
que ven la luz en- esta Provincial, rue
que ala autoridad enganada en- la
eleccion de aquel Municipio, para que
lie suspenda, mientras ell tribunal con-
siga aclarar estos hechos que nj aun
suceden en- los pueblos menos cultos.
Els cuanto por hoy puede decirle,
quien atento, S. NJ. B.-Vicemte Zor-
TiUa y Ayyedondo.