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, 1873-09-02
THE MUIR DISASTER.

EuKfhor Testimony Tntkcn at tho 1ra-
vchtlEnti0fa.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-The examination In
tho Detroit-blilwaukco disaster still continues ut
Muir. Tho evidence to-day iB in substance q
repetition Of what has already been tolographed,
1saao MoAlullen, track-torcmnn, toHtiles
Us follows: I was was Whiting at
tho bridge, noticed tho fag-mon /,
Baw thom when they first commenced giving tho
signals, which was whom tho train first came In
sight; Immediately aftor they commenced WAVING
the flags tho engineer called for bralsoB; know
three foot mako T. yard my eyosight is good /;
whom the engine passed. mo she was sliding
heard Conductor Rnill toll ono man to 20 up nnd
relieve Darby; I hoard no othor
order gfyen BY him; had nomo con-
yorsation with man who hnyo Binco
learned was Brown, q brakeman; told him
thought he WAS hardly far enough With tho flag,
1t being such foggy morning, and, II
he would allow mo, would tnko tho
hag and 50 farther; ho told mo to
mind my own busineBs that he would attend to
that himself this was whilo We wore at tho
bridge; noticed no brakeman on top Of tho
train saw two mon standing on the platform
OF tho cabooBo when tho train passed. mo think
tho train was about 800 yards cast Of tho bridge
when I first heard the engine whistle. Ad-
journod until q. N. Tomorrow.
, 1873-09-02
Tho Into Storm ut the E1lst.

ToRoNTo, Ont, Sept. 1.-The Marino and
Fishery Department las received dispatches
from Magdalen Islands Htating that fifty vessels,
American and British. Sero wrecked in tho gale
Of tho 21at ult.
HALIFAX, N. g., sopt. 1.-Ihe brig T, ". a.
Rogers, which left liverpool, N. g., on tho 18th
Of February for Barbadoo, has not boen heard
Of Binco.
Tho schooner Good Intent, Of Arctal. was
towcd into Port Hood, g. b., Friday full Of
water. Five bodies were taken from hor hold.
b Tho schooner sassacus, Of Propriucoton, Alasa.,
WIS lost at Cape Negro, N, s., on Sunday night
during the storm. She was from the Grand
Banks, bound homo, and was at Port Mouton on
tho 23d, and when the gale came on anchored
westward Of tho rocks near Cape Negro, dragged
her anchor, and drifted amung tho broakers. Tho
Captain and crew loft in threo dories, and we're
out all night on the 25th Ono Of the dorios,
containing one OF tho crew, landed ut Dacir'a
1ight-station, since which t1ne nothing further
has been heard Of tho other dories, which aro be-
Ieyod to bo lost.
Brig Faith, Swanson, corn-lnden, fonnderad
outside Of Caacumpec Bay, T. Z. T., during the
storm, and oil hands wore lost.
Schooner Carrie Rich. Capt. Thompson, was
wrecked on North Capo Reef, aud Ill hands, sew
onteen In numbor perishod.
Several vessels wera wrecked near the north
cape Of Primer Edwards IA!a,ld. Eight bodies
have boom picked up on the cast sido Of that
place.
, 1873-09-02
CHOLERA,
Eonrfnl EsnvnHcs OF tho Dfscnao in
Kcntuclky--OiItGr Reports.

Fearful I1nvnEcs OF tho Dfsonao in
Kcntuclky--Oiicr Reports.
PARIS, KY, sopt. lin consequence of tho
appearance OF tho Asiatto cholera at1ltltorsburg,
eight mica from this city, and tho report OF ff-
toon doatis, tho Directors Of tho Bourbon Uoun-
ty Fair havo postponed thoir annual fair from
sort to Oct. II. Tic following lottor Inns just
boon received from prominent phyaiciau Of
Aflloraburg:
"M1LLE1snuna, Ky, Sept. 1.-Tho cho1ora is
fearful hero. Fifteen doathn in town this mor1l-
Ing, md aovernf otEors will bo dcad prcaonlly.
Noyor 30 violent hero before. Most of tho casos,
thus for, arc negroes. Noarly thirty doathB horo
since Thursday Inst.
(Siguod) "A. q. ST1rT, III. Dr.
Lexington Trcss from oi; Parg and sIiiiorsbarg m
state TINT tho cases Of cholera In the Inter place
aro OF the noat malignant character, ond, up to
the present time, not single porson attackod
has recovered. at p. H., Dr.. Barnes reports
otgltoon deaths during tho past twenty-four
hollrsi twenty now caHes, all white personB
that tho disease rt1nB itH courao In throo to
six hours, terminating in lilo doath Of
tho patient. Tonight ton new caaes aro report
cd. Ono death 1T Paris this afternoon.
Thoro is porfoot panic III Nlilorablrg, and
thoro Ia gront a]arm III Paris. Many persons avo
seeking placoB Of aafoty, and removing their
Eight dntlla from Cholorn arc reported In STAN
ford. t Ia stated that tho symptoms aud conrso
pursued by tho 1isoaao is similar in NIL respects
to tue opidomio Of 1884.
WHEELING, ". Va, Sept. 1.-Throo aeathB
occurred In this city on Saturday and Saturday
night from cholora. Ono death followed In tao
md another in seyon hours after the attack.
, 1873-09-02
EAST SAGINAW.
Tho 0nlt Dealers, SMspcnst0n--Ship-
mcnts of Lu1nbcr--'ruH Burned.

Tho onlt Dealers, Sllspcnston--Siip-
mcnta Of Ltl1nbcr..'r11g Burned.
Special Dspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Micl., Sept. 1.-Mossrs. Has,
kin and Martin, Of tho firm of uaskin, Martin d
Wheeler, Chicago, salt morchants, who suspond-
cd week OF ton days since, hgve boon III this
city and had q conference with their creditors.
4 committee Of three wea appointed to
visit Chicago and examine tho books Of tho
firm. Messrs. Haskn mud Martin represent
TINT they havo 100000 assets over liabilities,
and produce papers to corToborato thor state.
menss. The cause Of the suspension Is attrib-
uted to dif1oultles In the settlement OF tho Has,
ktnB estate, which drnws 100000 out Of their
business. They claim fair profits aud large bus
inoss In salt, aud large profit in cement, aud il
IN arrangement can bo mado with tho
HaskinB estate tAoy will rcsumo busi-
neBs at once. It la understood that
they are now buying salt In this market, but o.
tensibly as agonta for othor parties. 1'hoir lia-
bilitics in tho valley, for salt bought during tile
past sixty days, amounts to $4,000.
According toitomlzed statement, tho shipments
Of lumber from the Saginaw River by water, dur
Ing August, 1879, amounted to 10000, 600 feet,
against 71,000,000 for tho corresponding
time last year. The total shipments by water to
datc are 93i, ,9 900 feet against $50 1928 900 foot
for samo time last yenr. Tho rall-shipments
will bring tho exports Of lumber to Sept. to
400, ,000, 900 foet.
Tho tug star waa partially burned tlis morn
, 1873-09-02

ssssldent George % u + 6P}oa Rsf yles @ piss$sat
William 8prsg9os Secretary Q: q. Curtisa;
brown Musical oommitloo, Fritz foitz, i. r.
aabin, John Hubbard. In addition to tho abovo,
tho CLUB voted 70 appoint committee to
have ohargo OF tho social duties Of tho
e.; go;oiety. which Till bo organiH,o;d hereafter
have any further public intoroat tllan tho fact
TINT tho Hociety ID In a tlouriBhtng condition,
numbering ahouL 30 aotiyo md $50 associate
mon,bors, and that It bus closed Its tlrHt yoar
gratifying exhibit for q musical society.
It ID al yot too carly to outline tho
musical programme Of tho Club for tho coming
Beaaon, oxcelt to state that its conoerts will DO
winter, aud TINT 1t is highly probable tho Club
will sing In q public concert with Theodore
Thomas' orchestra. Tho aasociato mombcrs
will speedily. he notified OF tho reInsno
Ct s1esahip tickets for the - 1eason 's Of lg7sa
early application to tho Secretary Of tho Club
Mr. G. q. CurtiaB, State street, IS tho number Of
associates IL limited to 50o.
HooLEY's THEATRE.
An extraordinary good house, considering tho
oountor-attraction, grooted ",Ohookmatoh ut
over that pretty lttlo comedy. It was an-
nouncod that this would be the last porform-
1Rss sf hs pubs g''ii iness ss' ths ins ss
will bo givon three t1neB moro. That
terrible man, tho Doctor, iH to blame for It. Ho
positively rofusos to lot Miss 0'Connor appear be-
fore Thursday night, and, ss Lilion. Is sick,
Lilians Last Love" In postponed until Thura-
day night. Ne shall alf expect something un-
usually good from Miss O'Connor whom that
graceful idy dooa appear in tears, but content
ourselves by laughing whllo we can over
tho absurditlos Of Sam Wintle, reserying. plcn-
itnde Of sympathy for Bronnon Uoward'a hero
Inc. It is fortunate for Dick Hooley that he has
80 good = comedy on tho boards at proBcut and
il an additional argument In favor of Ibis always
having something. good thore.
An unusual dogrce OF interest Ia felt in amuse-
mont oirolus with regard to tho alvent Of tho
forthcoming local comedy, by a talented gentte-
man resident hero, entitled Boardors." Il ta
NOW in active preparation at Hooley's beautiful
theatre. Tho story is ono Of Chicago, and
dea1s In real estate operators, Board OF Trade
mon, and boarding-houso lifo and the numerous
portraits 1t affords. It will receive magnificent
mounting. and O caas worthy Of tho great double
company.
, 1873-09-02
ST. LOUIS.

Tho Corn Oormcr--Tho Commfssf onors
il, Scs.to,l--rho ss Longs" Hound to
Hold Out.
st,tcia, DispateA to Tic Chicago Tribune.
Bt. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Tho excitement on
Change, in regard to tho corn corner, was CON
tfauod to-day, though In leas degree than yos-
to-day. Alnuy Of tho shorts sottlol, and stlll
ca1ne to timo liko mon this morning, bclng really
ashamed Of themselves TINT thoy aquoalod
Ga gathored % about A'5' ths daii '0 Board nf0pk as
noon to-tlay. Carruthors, tho biggest bull
Of tho lot WA tho most prominent. 0ziaa Dai-
Icy WAS in and out among tho boys, encouraging
them, and manipulating mattora generally. Tho
boys were bound to aqueezo to the Inst degree
Of forbearanco: Tho attack began with Car
ruthora, who offerod ia cents, and finally run tho
price up to 55}1 conts. Dotwoon thoae extremes,
8,6Oo buelols changed hands; Most OF II
Dartholow, Tcasdalo st Harrison bought little.
Tie sellors woro Austin, spraguo L. Co., Ozins
Bailey, and eome othors. The seltlomonts were
nearly all At 30 cents, but ono or two aotslod at
nd noa i to o he9 ere9n.s o eas qy
ed juvonilo, who thought himself badly hurt.
will sit again and hoar tho protest
Of tho others against the margin, Which will be
about Ia cents. Elon q. Smith Ii still atiff, and
threatens to go into tho courts. John Mcbride,
Groom Williams, Mccormick, and Adams d Ar.
nington, will 80 boforo tho Commissioners, oven
il they do not carry tlo thing farther: Tho firm
Q great deal Of money to back It.
We're not tho daily reooipts 30 small
now tho corner could not stand twenty -four
hours. They do not average over $4,000 buAllola
day. Most Of tho business men aro ashamed
Of their conduct, and, II they had to do it all
over again. would act quito differently. Tho
longs arc bound to hold On as long as thoy
poaaibly can, and they may In tho cnd make
6ome money, but not much.
ST. Louis, Sept. Tho Board Of Police COM
miBsioncrH, at . worry late hour tonight aud
after hearing great amount Of evidence on both
sides, suspended Chief Of Polioe James McDon-
ough for thirty days for his action in tho arrost
Of and refusal Of bail for AIRS. Carnivan.
5oseh B. Mo9u g M has 5srsa from OF 4 tho
city.
, 1873-09-02
RntttOnu News.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. l.-Railroad mattols haye
becn exciting dcop interest for tho past week in
this CITY and county, and ground las boon broken
70 for threo railroads, viz : 1he Joliet y valparaiso
md tho Chicago i Illinois River 1.ailroad. Tho
tattor-nRmed road is the one roally responsible
for tho present activity in railroad affairn. Tho
two former roads broke ground last wcok.
The Chicago j. Illinois River Railroad, in which
Judge ]. II. Tebbetts, q heavy stakeholder of tho
eago; Senator B: +. Rico, Of Arkan-
and . number of tho heavy railroad men
of Chicago and tho East arc interoutod, broke
ground this morning. Tho whole road, from
Chlcago'to Stroator, ia under contract. Work
commenced simultaneously this morning at
different points along tho line. 4 general con
city to-day. Tho last rail iB to BIO laid from
Chcago to stroator by the 1st lay Of january.
About one hundred men aud twenty teams aro
now at work just south Of tho city. This road
will be another groat coal route. 1t will pene-
trate tho Braidwool coal-feldB, southwest of
Braidwooa, where tho Company, owns 1900
acrcs Of coal lands, and terminate at tho i'm
monBe shafts recently opened at tho 6troator
mines. Joliet il tho only town Of any impor-
lance touched on the route.
DEB Mo1NEs Sopt. 1.-Tho Des NEoines d Min
neaota Narrow-Gauge Railroad Company havo
notified tho city that they hare takon possession
of East Front street. on which to enter the city
DoB Moines Valley Railroad. Tho City Council
has refused to provide any way for them to enter
tho city hence these actions.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The newly-elcctcd d.
roctora Of tho Rookport d Southwestern Rail
way Company to-day elected s. 3. L'Hommediou
General Superintendent, and II. H. Latem, 6eo-
, 1873-09-02

Special DtsuatcA to The Chieano Tribune.
NEWARK, O., Sept. 1.-Samuol Dawson, hrako-
man OIL tho Panhandle Railroad. while attempts
Ing to got On freight train today, slipped and
fell5 with ono log under the trucks. and had tho
calf Of the Ba1ne Utmost entirely cut of.
CLEVELAND, O., sopt. 1.-Yestorlay brake
man named John Wilson, while switching in tho
Lako Shore yard fell on the truck and had leg
80 badly crushed that he lived but short time.
Railroad discovered 4 nun On tho bumper
switch Of an engine. While endeayoring to get
him of, the man became frghtod, jumped, aud
fell on tho track, two cars passing over him,
killing him almost instantly. Name unknown.
, 1873-09-02

Special Nspatch 10 1'he Chicago 1Ff6une.
NEWARK, O., Sept. lon Saturday, Chief OF
Police Rankin, with Policeman Larry Moore
succeeded In arroBting threo notorious plckpock-
cts and thoyos WHO had boon working their
vocation in this city during tho wcok with quito
good success. They hail from Chicago, and sail
They had their examination to-day, and Mayor
Whito hold thom over.
, 1873-09-02

tlon Of Indian troublcn or Of approllondod at-
taoha.
ciars correspondent at Wichita Ks., sonds tho
following dispatch:
W1ou1TA, bopt. 1.-Thc stage Inns arriyod,
loavinB Fort Bill on tho 28th ,1lt., aud reports
There ii no trouble With tho lndians at Sill or
on tho road,
, 1873-09-02

QUINCY, H., Hopt. 1.-The ordinance granting
right Of way TO the Western Illinois Bridge Com
pany TO oreot railroad and wagon bridge aoross
City Council tonight by Unanimous vote. Tho
ordinance gra.ta to tho Driogo Company a24, 900
yohr in lou Of tolls for wagons and pedestrians.
Tho work ls to bo completed within three yoars.
Thoro III great rejoicing among tho frlonds Of tho
mhaAltra.
, 1873-09-02

international Oignr-Mal1ors' Union.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETno1T, Sept. 1.-The International Cigar
Makers Uuion is holding its ninth annual Con-
yontion hero to-day. About twenty delegates
arc prosent, and the chief business Of tho day
las been the lstoniug to d report Of the Com
mittee on Credentials and address Of tho prosi-
dent,
, 1873-09-02

Special Dfspatch to Tht Chfcd9o tribune,
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. 2.-1ufor1naton has
been received here Of the burning Of four lavge
Government buildings, cavalry stables, at Fort
all the contents OF tho stablos woro burned. The
horses woro sayod, but tho Wagons wo1e do
Btroyod. Supposed to havc been the work OF an
iucenliary.
, 1873-09-02
4 Condemned Murderer Commits Sul-
ClI0.

DAYTON, O., Sept. 1,--Ritchoaon. who 1nur-
dorod Constable Fagwell last fall, in Green
County, aud who was to DO hanged on the 18th
Of ootobor, committed suicide BY hanging him
self IN tue taa at Aon,a yesterday morning. he
was secure from attempts ut eHcnpe or suicide.
lie had declared several times that he would not
be hanged OH tho gnllowH.
, 1873-09-02

sr. Lou1a, Mo-, Sept. 1.-Capt. T. r. DIX, IN
old aud well-known Steamboat captain, dlod hero
yoAsorlsy.
GREEN DRIAn WHITE SULPHUR spaINoB, Va,
Hopt: Title Hon. D. NJ. Dcrlingor, OF North
OarolIna, formerly Minister to Bpain, died this
, 1873-09-02

New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-DnEApsTuFrB-Ftour q1,et; ;
family. s8.bo@9.bo: Corn dull mtxod, 05o; whlte,
GHc. Oats in good demand at d39Aoc.
DnAN-QulGt at 85c. .-.
uAx-oho!ce, scarcc, $500; primo dull at $oa.o0@
$500.
PHov1B1oNs-Dacon quiet at p4@l1c@l14@91lko,
Fork iull. Larl-Iletlned'tierce % keg lie.
Wn1skY-Lowor; Louiaiana, Sl.0l; choico Cincn-
natl, $l.06.
CorToA-sales today. 400 bales; ordinary, 1oes13o /;
good ordinary, 16u low nliddliuga, 17Ho 1nid1lugs,
1875. asocf, lit bales.
, 1873-09-02

American Enterprise in mcxicos
New YonK, Sept. 1-Ignacio Mariscal, the
Mexican diplo1natiat, has arrived hero aud Hays
that there il no truth whatevor In the rumor that
tho uewly-olectod Moxlcan Congress- is opposed
to American outerDriBo,
, 1873-09-02
The Kentucky IkRl.IklnH.

WAsu1saToN, Sept. lit ia understood that
1t is impossible for the civil authorities to arrost
military will be asked. No action will be tahen
until tho return Of tho Attorney General.
, 1873-09-02

NEW YORK., Sept. 1.-Baso Bail: Atlantlcs 8 !;
Athletics, ,.
q. pl1LADELpH1A, Sept. 1.-Daso- Ball: +: philadol-
phlas, IA; Waehiugtons, Z.
, 1873-09-02

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-Hteamslips Scotia, Sa-
maria, seriere, Bremen, aud Idaho, from Now
York, have arrived out.
NEW YoBK, Sept. 1.-Arriyod, steamship No
yatla from Liverpool.
NEW YoAK, Sept. ARRIVED, steamer Olym-
pia, from Glasgow.
, 1873-09-02
Tho Nnil.cI4JtcrE,

p1rranuRou, Ponn., Sept. 1.-There will be q
meeting OF tho Western Nail Association In thIB
city On Wednesday, Sept. ., at 1880 o'clock. a
large attondanco ii oxpected.
, 1873-09-02

81. Louis, 6opt 1.-TLo Lcayenworth Times
Of yesterday statos that HirnlaonB d Btagor, OF
that city, received \ lotter on Saturday from
Fort alll, dated Aug. a, which makos NJ meu-
, 1873-09-02
Four Men Drowned.

sAsnusKY, O., Sept. 1.-The steamer Jay
Cooke rau down a yawl-boat containing nino
mon. Four wore drowned, and one had B}loul-
m ont.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-22

"Tales SOD, senores, mis- intenciones,
que son las de conformsrme las vuestras.
A todos los tftulos que exigen nuestra
obediencia, la Asamblea une ell de ser el
verdadero baluarte de la sociedad amena-
da en- Francia y en- Europa por una fac
cion que pone en- peligro el reposo de to-
dos los pueblos y que no apresura vuestra
disolucion mas que porque We en- svosotros
ell principal obstaculo sus designios,
Mag. .6ien].
"Considero el puesto en- que me habeis
colocado como 81 de un centinela que veIa
por ell mantenimiento de Ia integridad de
vuestro seberano' poder. Byavos y GplaW.
sos repetidos en- Ia deyeeha q en- el centyO].
Mayiscal Mac Mahon, duque de Ma
genta."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-22
NUEVA GUERRA.

Inglaterra Sc We amenazada de una
campaf1a en- ell Africa central por ha-
Der declarado ell reyezuelo mas po
deroso de aquelos paises salvsjes la
guerra 4 la reina Victoria En- la ca.
mara de los Comunes de ia Gran
Bretaf1a, ha sido este asurto objeto
de una Interpretation; y de la contes-
tacion del ministro hemos venido a
sacar en- consequence que, 8 un falso
iuicio sobre las intenciones de Ingla-
terra, 8 la con6anza de su poder, ha
sido la causa de que 81 rey de As
hantia haya tornado las armas contra
aquella potencia. Las circunstancias
que han precedido y acompaf1ado a
esa actitud hostiI de parte del rey de
Ashantia, son yerdaderamente extra
Ordinarias y no SO conci6en en- nues
tras costumbres.
Parte del territorio de la Colonia
del Cabo 10 ocupaE los ingleses desde
1870 por convenio con Holanda, que
habia fundado colonias en- aquel pats.
Ell gobierno ingles estaba en- paz con
ese poderOse soberano; ell mismo ha-
bia enyiado comisionados a la resi-
dencia del gobernador general, a FIN
de entenderse sobre las futuras rela
clones entire ambos paises; y cabal.
mente cuande Sc estaban discutiendo
las BASES eL que habian de estable-
cerse las relaciones mGtuas, estalla Ia
guerra, acometen los soldados de As.
hantia a los Fantias, trfbus que ha.
bian estado bajo el protectorado de
los holandeses y que ahora estan bajo
el de la Gran Bretat1a, y cuando ha-
cen cargos los enviados de Ashantia
del compOrtamiento de su soberano,
cOntestan que NADIA saben, que no
comprenden 10 que pasa. tEs creible
estoi lSera esa msnera de obrar uno
de esos rasgos traidores que tanto
usan los et.opesi
NADIA Sc sabe de positive sObre este
punto, pero no puede nadie descono
Ger que esta guerra del soberano de
Ashantia, un rey barbara del Africa
central, contra la reina Victoria, e.
un hecho grave, por mas que 4 pri-
mera vista parezca ridiculo.
I'll rey negro cuenta con un ejerci-
to regularmente organiEado, On nd
nero de $4,000 hombres, y Ia Gran
Bretafia no puede oponerIe mas que
dos 8 tres buques de guerra. Las
tuersas que gentlemen y sus tripulan-
tes podrian, es verdad, dar pronto
cuenta de esOs miles ,Ie soldados me-
gros, cuya organization, instruction
y armameneo dejaFau-si sin huda mu=
cho que desear, pero no pueden obsar
mas que en- Ia embocadura dc los rios
90 pequena distancia de Il COSTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-22


dividuo, de Ia familia, de la colectivi-
dad; hoymqd pc ponh@ gran empe1o
en- levantar nn troho al aldesarfollo ina
/ terial hacienda guerra eterna al des-
atf6llo moral, sin detenerse a consi-
,derarque este es la 6rbita de aquel, 8
l1lde ofro modo; que ell prinero no tie
ne razon de ser sin la necesaria con
cUTTencia, del segundo, de la misma
manere que no tenemOs vida sin aire,
lplahtas sin savia, sombra sin Ilz;s hoy
que ell hombre mas demente 8 mas
avieso, mas imbecil 3 mas aorrompi-
do, mas idiota 8 mas soberbio de.
cuantos pisan la TERRA, MEGA en- libros
y folletos la existencia de Dios; ell
pueblo de Caguas, dando una prueba
mas de su catolicismo ha querido que
la Congregation de Las HDds de Ma
ria sdiese prueba de su religiosidad
con la presencia de mas de 800 aso-
ciadas.
Aquellas amenazas del ridiculo con
que Sc amagaba la juventud femeniI
que Sc inscribiese en- esa sociedad re-
igiosa, fueron ridiculizddQs por su
propia ipefcacia, y So eco de NAL
efecto fue a perderse en- ell espacio
cual debil arista que ell viento IIeva.
Y no podia menos: los corazones
formados y nutridos con ell virtuosisi-
mo paste de la fe en- Jesucristo, triun
fan siempre con la Iglesia que brot6
sobre la cumbre del G5lgota.
Vamos q poner termino 4 esta bre-
We indicacio2 religiosa rogando al Sr.
Rector del Seminario,C Conciliar de
Puerto-Rico d. N. Goicoechea que Sc
sirva aceptar la mas sfncera gratitud
que uu pueblo reconocido lie tributa
por mi conductO, va como fundador
de la exPresada Congregation, va 60
mo incansabIe y sofcito predicador,
cuyos discursos elocuentes y senci-
Hos, luminosos y fecundOs en- doctri
mas 6 lmagenes al alcance del pueblo,
no Sc olvidaran con faciIidad.
Caguas, 3 de JUNO de 1873.
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leones que han ,perdido sus cachorros
y SO lanzan sedientos de sapgfe m
la voz de sus superiores que trataron
de insroducir 6rden y prOGsdergcou
prudencia, nj el enemigd atteramente
embOscado y diez yecess mas nqme-
roso que ellos fueron parte III cohte-
ner su impulse. Con decirle q v. que
de 81 cadaveres que selballaEpnl l1egQ
de reconocido Ell campo Sc halo que
ninguno habia sido heridoSdee,, bala,
que todos habian sucumbido yfctimas
de las bayonetas, comprendera v.
cuan sumariay y valerosamente hav
gado San Quintin q su malogrado jefe.
Immense es el sentimiento que tro
pa y paisauaje han atenido por9la per-
dida.de ;Srs Sostrada, uno de los mi
litares mas apreciados por sus gran
des cualidades, de este ej9rcito Els
IN verdadero diasd de luto el que expe-
1inenta Santiago de Cuba. Lo mas
sensible ,es .que,I sin embargo de que
ell jefe difqnto venia desdei1854 des
empenando destinos como tenencias
de gobierno y otros analogos, ha
maerto pobre. Deja su viuda y cinco
ninos, sin otros bienes que su corona
de laurel y su nombre brillante por
la honradez, las yirtudes y ell valor de
quien en- vida 10 lIev6. Anoche Sc re-
uni6 la directiva del Cfrculo Espanol,
la cualacon el patriotismO que la dis
tingue acord6 abrir una suscripcion
con destino q los huerfanos del te-
niente coronel Sostrada.
Ell captain general Sr. Pieltain, al
tener notcia de esta memorable jor-
NADIA teIegra66 diciendo: q Loor al
battalion de San Quintinl Honor a su
jefel"
Adios, amigo milo. Ell sentimiento
embargo mi puma Hacia veinte amos
que me honraba yo con la amistad de
Sostrada.
r. g.