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Wills. About HtK wnokH ago tia violence f6'
cotnnencei; men vino hsh t1oun nothing for
winch they conll bo brought 70 account werc
whipped hy marked ruftihils. II farmer did
not conduct lis trvato bIal1ioaH to mnet tho ai'-
pr"sal Of tho kn-Kfuz, he wsa warned am! than
punihhch. A rutnor mAlo him liable tn he takon
out nf hla honno and iannminlnuAly {nnlAhe1iI- =
ron,ctnos by lu-s " bH propaft1; when this
did MT suffice, lEcy kIllnd. ..,
a prominent citIxen Ut Franklin County MI,
ton Coit living In Bi1-,tlIe Prairie, wa4 "arHeh
IL nave 4 fesre he lad put up. Inc alleged
Rronn1 waa That it obetr'lcted = .oat!. llo wa
also told 10 mnyn nomo woman o!1 hta thfm. lio
10 mill in jackson Comfy. in q wagon, he waa
shot dead by a rihe.bsll ti1cd frnHl n thlckce
along tho road. Matters nov hpIfnAchod cti~
sB md tho Ku.Klu1 llasloned i. Last week All
old a.ni respected cltizen IF Franklin County
JoEn Hogan, had a man arfestnd l.nti"r The ILL.,
noia law for Boiling liquor. Mr.. 1ingan rl5,ae-
cntcd tho Case, for his son who had been sold
tho liquor, was lecotnnE addicted To intempor-
ancc, aud tho hqnor-tlracr naH fiuei. 4 few
DAYS afterwards lo fund notcp OH llin grounds
warning him to pay lack the fino aud tho coBts
OF tie prosecution,
Through means which cannot now 10 ravos!ei,
Mr.. Hogan learned that he waA to ta "yisttsd"
Oh neIt Thursday night. Tic ku. kIu1 ,in,laliy
totti t!etf victims that tllav wore 10 Ia "nun-
1hhed," without giving Tho time Of their visit.
In tho meantime. Mr.. hlailot. ono Of tho
County God1rlit 8NtlnTH, Was wntHud tn pay car
thin claims against him. Instead Of paving al
ieullon 10 thu notice. Mr. Maddox went to work
eIntllnilE thn nrsrn trsckn In i,Is yar II, trnar
to i'feunfy tho hprnos Uy Antno lneanH llu
ujsht. ,l,n l5,a,
Mr. Maddox notified shortn ,laeou. Win n,iet.
" gathetcd together \ uosss tn 1,r,,trct lin.
Ibuut twenty n3gn wore sec,ote i hy YheT,Y la.
non along tho lauo jcaJinr tn Mr. Ms,idux.u
i,,use. kbout 2 o'clock IN tic moruIng. liza
Ku.kIux made their annoar,nrn J,cesni
Iu white, as on ali tier tiyht pa1auea
aud tuouuted on loIaca covere w,th vita
cin.1}a, Aa tJ,oy rot,u uu tbo Isno thn strrifT
called On them 10 hat" Ihn iea,]or rnn1ic1t
by firing Hint al Hhcrir s1ason. wn,ch 1'.a.ei
within ,nches t,f hin hand. T'no man .crr.t 81
in .be hedge thon rosa. anil caIIcd m ,hn En.
Klux 10 Stand. i'orcejyinr lin, lhav wnro II.
mnnt nltrro,,n,icd, liz Kn.f;in4 tnrneI to H.
younp nnu po1nol Flanipan. Clark Of tJ,o cir.
cult Court, wns sccreted tur,bor dawn tlo lane.
n,,d .nc;ne lin ku.kinr cnninw III hi. a'rac.
tim, JUMPED Out intu the roaI 10 stu,, the,u,
Tbs leader tjrel at Inn. nna FIan;rnu returncd
thv ire. tle baii rraz.nr ta ,aaslrr's hcnd. r,r
a few minutes i1o ti,rc was ranld. but lhe Ku-
Klnx. teiu. 1nonntntl. s,,ccooflrI In eAnnine.
ritl, tl,o oxcention of ana mnn' who tonn1ad III
hi. Jtruo wu,uIet, nn,l won msda to haft N lie
wax cinstino mia lin lcira.
~, t,1:;n.t m h,a is1,,,sn In .r,u fornd n In
, 1875-08-19


MARnowEosE, Moultsio County, H., Aug. II.
"A knocking tragedy occurred yesterday. about
~ snilcs northeast Of this place, at Joseph +.
Knights. Mr. George Stark and and Mias Lucy
sht were hitting tn Ms. Knights house,
talking. Stark remarked that h!lo htd guue
back on him n regard to tAelt engagement. and
he aBxed for ring ho gave her. ble told h,m
size Ind not gono bnck on her word, and went TO
her trunk to ret thu ring, when ho as.ot her iu
tho hack Of the neck. Iben ho put tlls }tetol to
Ais tight temple, sllot, aud killed hlnsols iu-
s1antlv. TIC doctors think tho lady IL nut dan
eesol4ty wounded. Both families are highly
respected, and this aad affair baA capt gloom
over tic entire community. MIss Knight ia
ecnnibio. and answered TO tho Coroner, jury ali
Gle Btlons asked her IN regard TO TIN affair. slr.
Stink WIS bu1led to-dnF at this place.
, 1875-08-19

DlxouANTox. n. l., Aug. ia broak occur
red today TN tue Erie Hallway. milcs eAut Ut
the susquehanna dV'ot. which will reluiro ssv-
oral dayH 10 1urair. 1t waB caused By the bteat-
lug away Of n n,ill-Ialu homo distance abovo lilo
railway, thu wa.c rushing down and tearing
away ahout 2)u tect Ut tho high embanksllvut.
Yhetu will bu IN Interruption OF through trans.
% arrangements hays neuu ulads by tho Ey.u
Company to tue track OF the Delaware, Lactt-
xwana i Western llallroau, bstween Jersey City
and lAnst.amtoss, tluaa maintaining = tninusi,
!iuu Ut 0uael4es between New iolk aslu The Weas.
, 1875-08-19
A sTABalNo AFFRAY.

79t1H2.
Ass AHuoH, 3l,cl., Aug. 28.-On Company B'e
excursion to Fut-ln.Bay to.dny, Frank keau, Qua
Of ahe e1cursonints, hocame embroilod IN
qunrrel with Alfred Sorg, a member OF the com-
panr, and stabbed hiu, in the head with pocket
kn.fe. Kean was secured by tho crowd. hut sup-
aesiuontly released by Horg who aas uos much
hurt.
, 1875-08-19

Gntrtat Nspatch hs The Ch'cuao Tribune.
WEaToS. ILL.,. Aug. l8.-Liglt has dawncd on
tho mysterious Disappearance of tho fAru,er,
Van D"ren. who was supposed to have been mur-
dared for the nouey ho vas taking to Green, nA
mentioned in The Tribune yesterday. Green
catno Oh aud found letter lad como to Van
Drren's brother-in-lA", to which ho gut ACCESS,
phowlng that Van Buren wa8 iu Council Bluffs.
lfa took GREEN'S It 3U0 in ! draft. and payment
has teen ntopped on that, 10 that precious
pirce of villainy is SPOILED. uohad good inRn.
clal htanuiug.
, 1875-08-19
IN MICHIGAN.
ffSr0ff FFrS p, txS- 4 m r.

4 frtRltful Accidep. occurred ou tile Flint l.
Fare Msrouette Railroad, abou, nils north of
Fn,+ =. aclocl Wa,t'.r n,o,n;rr .h;,, ~
.', r"as' ~ s,oea -".a."s hos"'asi "n'ea ~
sulted IN TUG ooRth OF enc man anu iae ihlatYo1
f!ve others. ono Of whom viii probably die. The
facts are NJ follows: About o'clock this morn
IN, a. tha rop,ar train for f1ttrr I,l,o fwt;c iu
,.eaa e a., 49,. ~. ~ ,aa ,;.n
n,auS up "' '"n'} "2s H'ea'i''pl ou' " tos e'ss'
when about milo noIsh anu running at tue
usual rate OF sposd uho WAS ,nst by the engus
Banfo.d koelsr, which had beon ordered from
s.yio.w tn Wavna for tho ,,,rn,aa ~ ,nae,ir,,
,.:.e. .,, ~ 'a r'ruoo ,s.'' s''H
aa c1oa's' tfAao oouhd notln' TUG ehe!no hn'-
ing orders TO run through tut to afoid regular
trAins. The Otter Lake train wnp regular tta.u,
which left Flint At a. m on Monday mornings
f,.1y rHc onyi,t j,nutd Ao,,tI, ,snn r,,u,,, .,.t
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5psetat u <uatch 10 fHs thIfuou trioHnf.
NASHVILLE, Ienn., Aug. l8.-Ms. Holland "aa
struck deal by Lightning near Froas 5sas'ou yss-
terlay, the electricity burning every thread OF
olotuiug leaving the body iu = state Of natura.
, 1875-08-19

BAN FAASclsco, Cal, Aug. 18.--A private tclo-
gram received At san Diego says that James =.
Giles. tile Postmaster at Prescott, Arizous, abb
scoodod Saturday night. His asfe Ia not yet
opened. Moncy-orders 10 the amonnt Of 50, 700
arc unacconntad for. 4 Deputy unitad States
na1hhal In In puralIt.
, 1875-08-19
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.

6pEeldI W1pdstH 70 9Ns CHkaa0 IT7bNs,
NASHVILLE, Tenu., Aug. ia dispatch has
been received from Washington oriottug locs.
inspectors Immediately to Investigate tho causes
0! The explosion OF the slesmnr Hugh Martin
shich occurred In the Tennessee niyer on Mon
aAy. They have gone to the aceno Of the disAs-
NJ,
, 1875-08-19


Mrs. sarsh u. 0lynn, of Colliery.i!o, Otac9o
County, WEE arreatel on Saturday accused Of
numbering her step-son, aged years, tho clasga
beiug psolerred BY her husband. Ihon.a. 0l5nn.
dlyna Ia traos-watkor ou tho Albany < Busquo-
hanna Hallway, botween Collicrvillo and 0neun.
ts. The moshcr Of hs two children. Johnny.
aged years. and the deceased, died about
yrar ago. On the It'll Ut July last ho mar
siod safah Dopsly. The children became
nttaeAed to her, and called her ~ msmma," !"
aud the household aeemod to DO happy ono.
OA tue snora!px Of tue 9Th lust, 0lyun went up
Stairs to call h1s children TO breakfast. On en-
torlnR tho rootu he was horror-.t1ckcn to mud
a's Youngest boy. Tommy, lying dead an, tho
huof. his kneea drawn up to llls chin, aud hla
face contortsd II it witt. tue most intonse sut-
fsfinR. Inquiry Of l!a other child. who WAS
awakened by tho cry ot his father un discovering
hia aead boy. alicitsd tue flot thas tue deceased
had beon sick all tho previous afternoon, Init
that their 1uasnma did Hot manifoss any concern
shout him, nor, do anything to reItsse
on the .hooI, ana the last JobnHy hesru ha wsa
Calling for = drink OF water. Mrs. G!ynu hAd
not informed her husband when hs cAma ho,ao
Aaa4lV hxht thab Tie ehlld xAs slck liz.
, 1875-08-19

Special nsnateh to Tia CAleaau 1ftIuR4s
suARnoAA's GROVE, Ill, Aug. ld.-The re-
sts,ctlon Of the Game law having terminated
day before yesterday. the hunters iu this aooton
E1s killing lots OF oltcksns, eto.,-oae mAu bag
RtnG 34o1t alx 1o2Aa N days spvsk
, 1875-08-19

6p<etas Dispatch T. Ihs Eh:t1eo Tribune.
LAssiso. Mich, Aug. 1S.-IAo wife Of Ezra
Parsha!!, ut Flint, las caused the arreat Of her
husband aud brother for assault with iuteus to
murder; aud they arc held under e50J bail for
examination.
, 1875-08-19
lllMpEn.

lToa1A, Ill, Aug. l8.-Janes II. Wal'ack, Of
~ Union Square theatrical troupe. did not put
70 ~ kVpassanes In tbis oity tonight, ~ IN.
GoMncou. but 1umped tho city to dodge Sotos
1sh4aa4 hila u Sa1nat tin VI lan9 stauaids.
, 1875-08-19

- EH5NNCE,
SYRACUSE, N. T., Aug. discharges have hcon
preferred aga!ust tho lIou. A. e. Powell, Salt
Superintendent, for mklfeasanoo In office. Gov.
ritdeu cited him to appear bntoro him Oh Fri
day, and show cause why ho should not be re-
Ynoyat}-
, 1875-08-19

SrtF'a3 NtsHfth u Tia Ghle.ao Tribune.
ST. FAIL, Miuu., Aug. ia freight tsaln ut
twenty'tlgo cars Gu tho Lake Superior Kond. last
evening ran into drove OF cattle, mlies bo-
you'd White Bear. aitcltnR tho englno ssi
twelve cs.s. Engineer Miller w4H badly injured
internally, aad slo CONDUCTOR slightly.
, 1875-08-19

SEtt4ai NHiattA to TIE thlriIa iffbnnl.
Rior1 C.yY, Ia, Aug. la.--TLo 1lepublicant
will open the campaign in this section OF IoTs
by tnass-mectug on Monday avouing next
Tho Hon. William Il. AIlis1n will address, tho
meeting. fIo Eoes from here TO Red Cloud to
tako part in tho treaty for tlso Black Hills.
, 1875-08-19

An approved, slfr. anil speedy remedy for darrten
dytehtuFy, cnolrra. sns9nrr comj afls; "l all bo~ol
ansstioht nay e h'i II Dr. Jas,!c4 carn,inatise
n.eliriu1 by them.
, 1875-08-19
THEfMaRYLANO INDEPENDENTS.
Etkc1ui fHAhtk.h Ia Thz {ydteaaa Ts.huna

'1FsHE 77HFdEIN 70 7Hf CHFe13o 1fftHHZ.
NAsui>u7os, D. C., Aug. 18.-TAo 1nlapsnd-
cut marty Of Maryland Is taking very dn1nlts
shape. 1an :ealeta In the organization o1pect
to complete their ticket by the attor part Of this
month. 10 that by Ito l2tt Of September thoy
will 10 ready to hold public mcating aud snb-
hit tile uatncs of their canltates. Thora will
1t tho aasne meeting bo rerd 3 declaration
a. a. the rrlncspl'a an.l purposes nf tho party.
largo n'iHlher OF reforms. Hnch A econon}
IN public Expenditures. amendment Of Laws rela-
tive to electuns Anh tho rcsistrat,on NJ voters:
ofpositlnn to tho contract system for conv,ct
labor at tho fcntentiarv, etc. l t!e Jtlrntsu,inp
tent. IB lle honest, Ia ho capahlni" viii ts
applied to all candidates. Tic Iea'to1a dnny that
there III anv religious pnspoHe In tito orsapiza-
tion, atd say that secsecy viii aoon removed
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brewery this morning, striking on bis hsad. Tho
fall fractured lia skull, Aul he dled In an hour.
POLITICAL.


INELIGIBLE.
6phtfaI Nspalch to ihe cAfraoo 1ribun&.
81. PAut, Minn.. Aug. III. W. Hencorbo1,
Dcmocrstto noHainen Tor Railroad CommIssiouer,
has addressed u letter to tho Charman Of tho
State Central Committee, running A. follows,
Tha Attorney General having reniared m onlptou
that 0nsn tho Republican canaid,s il tnelgibis by
reason Of ben9 nemher nt thu last Lngi-atilsr BY
Which It IL c1anne s Office Created hi4 npnlrtt
applies Tor tue hAEne with equal fnrco 1yse cit,
cleve tht act hf last wiuter nat fnr tho creation
of nav once, but rather amendment reducing tho
number Of CatnnisapncFs, and am tt1t1 unwilling to
ad.att my tncllgtb!y, but the fa4-ofncer Of tbs
Stats bas gscn an aiseEfe opinlon tender nn1ualf1-
oily my fes gustfon ~ candidate for Nairnsd Commits
law Of ho Hate aud tho great Adherence ri s viola
tIn, 10 remain candidate afer this question has teen
ratsed and thete Ia no doubt upon tho subject.
Tie Democratic State Committee will meet
Sept. 1 to It'll the vacancy; slso, to conant upon
tho campaign work with numerous others iu-
stted to meat with Tho Committee.
, 1875-08-19

THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY
DosToS 3tasH.. Aug. 19.-Tho Democratic
State Convention will be held ut WorcesteE
Sept. %,
, 1875-08-19
EATAi EAIl

sperai Dtsras:h tv Tbs EhLeaao Tribune.
9pR1AursrLp, AUX. 18.-fssnk NsIxoh, Br..
sgsd Ut years. tell tzoip ths uppax story ol lus
, 1875-08-19

WAsn1SdToS. Aug. 15.-A meeting Of tho Nh
tioua Exc ecutivo Cummtteo Of the Uuiou Loagus
Of America will be held At Co'onnatio Ilo.et,
Philadelphia, OIL Thursday. Aug. % 1t o'clock.
TIE notice says it II very important tia. all the
members a.tenl either III person or by Hubstl.
f0fn
, 1875-08-19

nie't1on OF national characteristics, worthy i
placo among Mr. LowallH HAtirlo list.''
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
f'a'f7tr noast-A. u, Ne.tlcson, Cincinnati: A, J,
Aassns, New York: John BagIey, brooklyn: o. J,
4nsh. 1acns; J. II. Grs, Warrington; ], 81 Walden,
I'aelhnasi: i. Dun, Now Orleans; A. r. Bhirsell,
o'nhhs; Nathaniel Hall, l3uralo; ". J. Case Dos,ou;
.ames ". VAIL Wisconsin: J. A. Doosrd, Ka1lsaa City;
s =; h1ry nnhulne; T. Q. Harbour. Cincinnati; Il.
=: n Melci,: !lisdelph3a; Jobu @. Irvine H. Taul;
fs;t ~; u, dna wa.h'1sten en.rd Frank
E.,:: 11sI1henI; 11tI; !. b. Randall 3D. t,uis; IouiE 8.
E1sx rhl!sdelph!A: t;ranl iactat-O II. llawkns,
rressa5aIg rosag 9. l. Holden, NscAed; II. Il. Ketchum'
~. y - =. MaFfyt Ut. Paul: t. AllgswAhr, uut-
u Ioss e. sss1 !isg = o.s: 95a9as t9~s
4; A. L. Due, Nc. irlsaas i. McDsrmo!t. % Lo"dan
Gain,. GiH,, a; Goox' ,New Drlnswisk; Gilbert
sTo iss$s:, wsoon.ia; i; eSaht.,sna.n ShG.ns ,. %
Y. Vat!!ieshls. New York: e. Iis.k;n. n1tnht.,. =
4. Hnota. u. u. A.; J. r. Lawrence Snr WI. ,t,} n
1am @ II n3ss:, H. MARYLAND; ". IT, uosdon. Csliforuta
Eo; ~; "; assfsl Hswatk; 4. Frossard, O. rirono.
TniaIo ~ tit: q; T.: acHeE4ng. Iowa; u. A, johnson,
Island; =. ii. unrssi, on.s': =, y: COY; AoeS
qte4sele. II. Louis. fremont Tors-col ~
ca smdn Sh,en; sta.; ht: ;Leai. s. EFs4 Wild. Milwaukee
Araansas II. II. nuauels. hinnssot.: is,nes Il
eeott: pits.G"sR; j; N: Mccullough, Tost W.yns: M.
COL ". +. black, Columhus !: DeuJasuip L. q. F;,iier
bs,.sad, bs;.aa oasja. n sa.f
M.j ~ Waaord. Memphis c.pt. 1. i. "eIlss; clses;
r caAndlas, bau Francisco, Cal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-15

Son curiosos los siguientes para
fos de una carta fechada ell 6 de Sc
tlembre en- Granada que publica La
Epoca, cuyo 6rgano ministerial pide
gran severidad para con ell pr6fugo ST
es habido y para con los completes
"Durante el pasado invierno preo-
cup6 fuertemente la atencion del pd
blico granadino la vista de una causa
en- que fguraba como primer actor
cierto apuesto j6ven de Motril, conde-
nado q muerte por ell inferior, como
acusado entire otros delitos, del asesi-
nato de cierto caballero que 10 habfa
crlado desde niro, y que siempre lie
habfa otorgado carinosa paternal y pro-
teccion. La muerte debi6 ser horri
bic, como que ell paf1uelo con que ell
asesino tap6 la boca de su vfctima
para apagar sus voces, pareoi6 dentro
de- est6lnago de esta, envuelto con
los dientes empujados q la vez por Ell
puf1al del asesino.
Durante la vista de la causa hubo
necesidad de defender con centine-
las las puertas de la sala de la Au-
diencia para contener al phblico que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-15

inyadfa corredores y escaIeras =,
comentaba la actitud arroVapte 4us
REQ y sus amenazas contra acusado"
y testigos, caso de alcanzar Ia l;bo.
tad.
La sentencia de muerte aco,d.,
por ell inferior fue con6rmada nor ~ =
Audiencia, cuya notification oy5 =. "
IRON con extraf1a arrogancia nras.
en- la Cdrcel alta, esperaba desde =" ~
tonces ell resultado del recurso de- ~ ~
sacion que habfa interpuesto ante y
Tribunal Supreme de Justicia.
Aver Sc aseguraba que la cassc;o,
habfa sido denegada y que, por con
siguiente, Terror iba q ser eiecutada
cuando esta maflana corri6 la yoz 4,
quo ell REQ Sc habfa fugado. CoS
efecto, dos puertas desvenciiadss
tres hierros rotos de una ventans =
iaula vacfa, eran pregoneros de Ia fn1
ga de Terror, aunqus los malicioso.
afirmaran que por el claro de los b;s'
rros rotos no era possible su paso.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-15

Gel Casino Espaflol de la Habana
felicita 4 v. E. por la Presidencia del
Gabinete, esperanto que ese suceso
apresurari ell envfo, va inlciado, de
refuerzos y demas recursos que esta
Antilla Sc promote siempre del Go
bierno de S M-El Vice presidente,
Miguel Saarez Vigil"
Ell Excmo. Sr Presidente del Con
seio de Ministries, en- telegrama de
aver, dice al Excmo. Sr. Captain &C.
neral de la Isa 10 que sigue:
"Ruego q V. E. comunique al
Presidente Casino Espanol, agradez
co muy expresiyamente la felicitacion
del Casino. En- mi constante interes
por la isla de Cuba, active el env1o
del considerable refuerzo acordado
por ell Gobierno. Sc estan embar
cando va cinco batallones y segairan
inmediatamente hasta diez y siete mil
hombres."
Este importantisimo despacho, pro
sigue ell Diario, confrma plenamente
10 que dijnos comentando ell de Il
del corriente. No Sc retarda, como SUI
pusieron algunos, ell envlo de los re-
fuerzos ofrecidos hasta ell 15 de no
viembre. Ademas de los cerca de
1000 hombres em',arcados ell y
del regimiento de caballerla que sali6
de Cadiz ell Is, Sc estdn embarcand0
ga ciuco batallomes q segm;rd's dansedia
t0mente basta IL, 900 hombyes. Esto
es Official.
Parece seguro que los cinco bata
llones quedaran navegando en- 10 que
testa de este mes, resultando que ha-
bran salido en- setiembre mas de
5000 soldados. Siguiendo innedia
tamente la salida de otros, llegaran a
1000 los que Sc embarquen en- octu
bre, debiendo hacerlo ell resto en- la
primera quincena de noyiembre.
Para mediados de octubre tendre
mes en- Cuba los 6 900 sodados en-
BARBADOS en- setiembre; del Is al 20
de noviembre los 1000 embarcados
en- todo ell mes de octubre, y en- los
primeros dias de diciembre los 1000
que han de salir en- la primera mi
tad de noviembre. Ell Gobierno ha
comprendido la necesidad de paci6car
pronto esta Antilla.
Con tan poderosos refuerzos, que
prueban la invencible constancia es.
pamela, la campana de invierno puede
ser y sera decisiva; y no Sc descubre
lejano ell dia en- que, habiendo ter
minado la lucha, empiece la repa
racion. Damos las gracias S. NJ. y
a su Gobierno, y felicitamos al Exec
lentfsimo Sr. Captain General, porque
cuenta con los elementos que necesi-
ia para realizar sus planes de cam
pana."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-15

Muy Sr. mio: A pesar de no teuer
ell honor de conocerlo, me atrevo, EN-.
pero, 4 dirigirle estas lfneas, poruue
elias lie pondran al corfiente de IN
suceso interesantfsimo que dara Ia
voz de alerta q las autoridades de esa
locaIidad; ell cual he presenciado hace
apenas ounce dias.-Me encontraba
en- Santh6mas hospedado en- ell Hotel
Turco, donde tambien 10 estaban Ell
j6ven Julio Mantilla y D. Alfredo
Carle: aquel parece que -venia conf
sonado por la Junta ReyOlacionaia
del Camagiiey entregar 5000 pico
de pesos al G. M. Aldama. AL sa5er
este Carrie Sc le pressnto al j6ven CO.
misionado, pues no cuenta mas de 10
amos, y le dijo que Aldama habia co.
misionado a Quesada para que recO-
giera ell dinero que mandaban del Ca
magiiey, y que Quesada le habia CO.
misionado a eI, y que teniendo que
marchar pronto, lie rogaba 10 despa.
chase con brevedad. Mantilla 10 mi.
re de pies a cabeza, y luego lie dijo:-
SDonde estanlos documentos que acre.
diten 10 que v me diceF-Aqui
estan, dijo Garlic, sacando un rollo de
papeles que entreg6 4 Mantilla, que
despueS de haberlos examinado dete-
nidanente Sc los devolvi6, y con una
calma pasmosa.-Mucho sientO, le
diio, que haya dado V. su viaje en-
valde.-lC6mo! exclamo Care medio
asombrado, use negara V. a Obede-
Ger las 6rdenes del General, mas GUAM
do yo un captain de su E. M. Sc las
impongos-Tanto me niego, dijo son-
riendo Mantilla, que puede darle Y.
mi contestacion a su General, que Sc
reduce a manlfestarle que MantiIla no
pondra en- manos de Quesada ell frG.
to de muchos peligros, trabajos y sa
cri6cios No Sc que razon tenga V.
para obrar de esa manera.-La razOn
me la Gallo por prudencia. ST, obje'
to maliciosamente ell que Sc decla
ayudante de Quesada, lpor prudencia,
es yerdadg Ese dinero, no hay duda,
estaba mejor guardado EN- manos de
un libertino que en- las de. -. Hu.
biera ell tai ayudante proseguido ha.
blando sin duda, pero Mantilla Sc 10
estorbo, lanzandose sobre 81 y mien
tras le oprlmia fuertemente la gar
ganta con los dedos.-Mientes, mise
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gran nGmero de persOnas Sc alejan de la
religion verdadera, de Dios q e los ha
creadO, de Jesucristo que los ha rescatado,
10 puedo menos, 10 conGeso, do sentir por
ellos una compassion profpnda.
Pero ique sois vosotr, 81 preguntamos a
la Masonerfa Ssois una sociedad con pre-
tensiones ilosofcas9 Sporqu6 entonees,
toda esa fantasmagorlaR STeneis una re
ligion, un culto? Pero vosotros decls en-
yuestras l6gias: Descmbaracemos Ia i'm
ponente majestad de Dios de todas las
frivolidades del culto exterior, por medic
las cuales Sc encadena los ignorantes v
q los debiles (5) 10 bien sois una socie-
dad secreta que oculta secreto baio eetas
mogigapgas9 Sera precise pcnsario as{.
Yo he visto de cerca estos pretendidos
simhoIos y las explieaciones que vueatros
escritores de ellos dan. iQu6 hey en-
ellos de cientifco y dc ilustrados NADIA.
absolut mente nada; todo es hueco TODD
vac1o; 81 sc puede sacar algo de clio.
algun pensamiento flantr6pico, 20 10 de-
clare, nada de est. ense ilanza tan ext,a.
namente dada, pertenecoaA L. Mascnelfa
NADIA que no SEQ conocido, vulgar, y pasa
do adu entire uosoiras al estado de iugar
comun eFacias al Catecismo.
Esta pretendida inciacon On Ia luz es
pues, ma puerilidad iPnerilidal toaas
esas cefemcnias r;dleu'as! pNeriladad q
decrepitud; coho dcc;a Felix Pyat me-
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l5) Diseurso de- G Maestro de la Masonpr1a bel- /,
81, en- ia installation de una dgia NJ Neut Il ), lI3
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Ell "URUGUAY."

En- su ndmero del 80 de setiem-
bre public6 nuestro apreciable colega
ell Diario de la Marina ell siguiente
importante telegrama:
"E 26 de este la corbeta Tornado
avist6, di6 caza y ahuyent6 al vapor
Octavia, ell cual, viendo no podfa bur
lar la activa vigilancia de nuestros
cruceros, Sc metio en- Puerto Real
(Jamaica), donde ha sido embargado