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Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
An Old Time Gen Il ernan

We clip the following from the Phil
adelphia "Reoord." The George W.
Taylor alluded to is we'll known in this
city and State, he is the father Of Frank
A. Taylor, Esq, ex-Secretary and
Treasurer of the Board of Education,
and brother of Rev. w. w. Taylor, of
Delaware City, and Edward Taylor of
the Artisans Bank. He was stationed
here at camp DUPONT during the war Of
1872 az amember of Captain Myers
Independent Blues of Philadelphia.
The following is the Records" article ::
Mr.. George W. Taylor, who for the
past fifteen years has been in the en-
ploy Of Messrs. Simons, Bro. & Co.,
jewellers, has just received from his en-
ployers handsome black ebony gold
headed cane as a reward for his faith
full services. Mr.. Taylor is 81 years Of
age, was torn in this city, and fought
for his country in the war of 1872. He
has many friends who will be glad to
hear of his good fortune.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Mysterious Disappearance in Mas
gAchusetls.

Lost, strayed or stolen. On Or about
September II, the Greenback party. It
was tine animal; ears very long; skin
shaggy; tail vehement; bray distinct
and m-Indious. When last seen it was
browsing upon some State issues, with
an expression on its countenance indi-
cativ~ OF collie. Also disappeared, about
the ssu- time, Rag Baby. twas we'll
stuffed and carefully stitched; could
speak and cry, and looked SO much like
the genuine article that it is feared it
may have been stolen by tramps or gyp-
sizes, with view to ransom. Any infor-
nation leading to the recovery of either
of the above mentioned will bs CRATE
fully received by the surviving rsla-
tives. By order Of ofcommittee.-"Boston
Journal"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Death from Lockjsw.

Daniel O'Neill, the little son Of Peter
O'Neill, who died from lockjaw a few
days ago, at Smyrna, was brought to
this city yesterday afternoon in a spe-
cisl car and burie d at the Catholic Gem
etery. The case is q sad one. The boy
was injured some time previous by
having his toe cut of while playing on
turn table. The wound vas getting
along we'll until a few days before his
death. While sitting in the door OF
his home several boys came by driving
a goat, and the animal, for refuge Dol
ted towards the open door. The little
boy in hastily jumping up to close the
door against the intruder stubbed his
toe. Lockjaw followed and subsequent
ly death. He was about nine years
old and son of Mr.. Peter O'Neill who
is engineer on the Smyrna branch OF
the Delaware railroad.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
The Fire w atch.

A great many Of our citizens are I'M
der the impression that the gentleman
who has charge of the City Hall tower
at night is only watch" in name
as far as fires are concerned. 1t is sta
ted that on the occasion Of the fire last
evening he did no: ring an alarm for
fully fifteen minutes after the fire was
discovered.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Last Nights Blaze.

About IL o'clock last night a small
frame building adjoining the MoCul
Tough Iron Works, Seventh and Rail
road Avenue, caught fire and was en-
tirely destroyed with its contents. Tht
building was used as storehouse anc
contained q lot of waste and barrel o
oil. The fire is supposed to have beer
caused by spontaneous combustion.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
A Tumble Of Lead.

While a barrel of white lead was be-
B unloaded from James & Bros. wag.
at Sixth and Shipley streets, yester'
y afternoon, it burst and the contents
uttered promiscuously over the pave
ent. A barrel Of oil rolled out aftel
u white lead and in falling struck
tie boy named Hammond on the leg
Turing him slightly.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Madame Potts.

This famous female tramp who is now
about winding up her long walk from
Philadelphia to New Orleans and re-
turn, which she undertook on a wager
of $4,000, will probably reach this city
tomorrow evening. She is now between
Baltimore and this city and is little
ahead of the specified time. She ex.
poets to reach Philadelphia on Monday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Western Hotel Leased.

Mr.. VIM. Campbell has leased the
Western Hotel, N. Z. Corner Of Fourth
and Orange streets, and is ready to re-
ceive boarders permanently ortransient
ly. The terms are moderate and the
accommodations are first class. Sepa-
rate from the hotel, the stables are
leased ty Mr.. Thomas Farmar, an
efficient man in the business, who will
attend we'll to the wants of all animals
placed in his care. The Messrs. Camp"
bell and Farmar will have grand
opening this evening at which mag
nificent disposition of oysters will be
made.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
WeAleYan College.

Tie Saturday evening entertainments
which formed such a pleasant and
profitable feature of the Wesleyan Col
lege last winter will be resumed this
evening, beginning at s o'clock. This
year instead of holding Intellectual ex-
ercises every Saturday evening recep-
ton will be held once month for the
benefit of the boarders. Special invi-
tations for the entire season will be sent
out especially to the friends of the
boarders for these receptions. The ex-
ercises this evening are to be given by
the young ladies. The attendance at
the college is much larger this year
than it was last. There are now thirty
boarders, besides quite a number Of
day scholars.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Church improvements.

After a large and interesting prayer
meeting held last night in Olivet Pres
bytsrian Church, the trustees met in
special session to mature certain plans
for preparing their church which was
suggested at previous meeting. A
committee consisting Of Messrs. John.
son, Hopkins, Shakespeare and Curlett
we're appointed to superintend the
work and were authorized to begin op'
erations Immediately.
At the same hour the Ladies Mission
ary Society of Olivet Church held theil
regular monthly meeting in the session
room, and decided to cooperate will
the gentlemen in repairing and re-
furnishing the church. To obtair
funds for this purpose they propose t.
hold Tea Sociable on next Thursday
night. This work is begun none tt
soon for the convenience of the increas
ing congregation that attend this
church.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
At Scott Church.

The revival prayer meeting held at
Scott NJ. Z. Church last night was
well attended and of NEST encourage
ing character. There is confident
looking on the part of some for the up
building of the kingdom of God in this
society. =.
On Friday morning next, will be held
meeting for confession and prayer to
God for the more plentiful outpouring
of his spirit on the church and the
community. The friends of the cause
of human redemption are invited tc
come and help to do work for God.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Raising Tho Price or Coal.

The Reading and Lshigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Companies, and the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company, issued circulars yester-
day advancing the price OF coal rs cents
per ton. The Coal Combination Agree
ment has not yet been signed by the
Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Rail-
road representatives. President Hoyt,
OF the Pennsylvania Coal Company, is
reported to have said yesterday that
the first refusal to restrict production
under the provisions Of the agreement
would overthrow the combination.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
The Pusey 4 Jones Company.

The above company shipped yester-
day the fourth instalment Of material
for the Buffalo elevators, their contract
for furnishing which they received
sometime ago. The shipment yester.
day consisted of two car loads. ]. F.
Moulton & Son are the contractors fol
the elevator.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Oct. Al
A. M.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, westerly winds, becom-
ing variable, stationary or higher ba-
rometer, lower temperature.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Goods Found.

A piece of goods which had the ap-
psarance of having been stolen was
found near this city on Friday after
noon, The loser can got the same on
proving property and paying for adver,
tisement. Address &C." at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

crowds. She ran from Atlantic City Il
Brigantine Beach all Summer and goe.
to Tuckahoe to lie up this winter. 1t ii
said she will run frem there to Mays
Landing, Atlantic City and Brigantine
in future, a regular line.
We are to have a branch from our
West Jersey Railroad at Newfeld, above
Vineland, across to Mays Landing and
there attach to a short eight mile rail
road already in use to Egg Harbor City,
thus joining Cape May and Atlantic
City together by way of the broad
gauge. This will help both places, en-
abling us to get up the coast without
going to Camden first.
On Five Mile Beach they are build
ing a hotel for Summer resort and
rumor says we are to have . branch
railroad to it from the West Jersey at
Rio Grands, seven miles above us. 1t
Is true lumber is going to the beach
and house is begun, but we have
heard it is only shelter for the work
men. Our eyes have not seen it, but
the news is true.
We paid visit to the pier fishers
last evening as the sun sunk, a huge
red globe in the west, and the moon al
the full had just risen in the east, but
the tints of sunset were not the golden
glory we often see here as a misty at.
mosphere prevails, not dense but very
slight. A beautiful woman with sylph-
like form, graceful arms bare and ban.
gled, and foot almost as small as a
Chinese lady's but shapeful as an An
gels ought to be, WAS pulling in snap.
ping mackerel quite lively; the fish
seemed to prefer biting at her line, she
was SO good-looking and made such
beautiful posing as she awaited nib.
BILE and pulled in the unhappy fish be.
guiled by bel bait. She had hooked q
masculine to in her time, as her hand.
some young husband was seated quiet.
ly beside her, his feet unromantically
dangling over the edge of the bridge
and he occasionally pulled in perch,
goody or mackerel.
I As we left the wharf we received a
graceful salute OF recognition from lady
members Of two of our most opulent
cottage families, who were seated be
meath the pavilion on the pier, one en-
gagged in worsted work with which
time is beguiled at the shore, and thu
other in reading. They still occupy
their very beautiful Marine cottages o.
the West end of our city and certainly
are securing the most delightful wealth.
er Of the season. September and o.
tober here are superb.
The wife Of a millionaire, who paid
$4,000 for the Summer rent alone of one
of our handsomest Summer villas, and
whom we encountered enjoying fish
ing, grabbing and sailing jaunt in the
sounds on one Of our Summer yachts,
told US as We glided by, that the home
family wanted her to return with hel
little folks, but she exclaimed enthusi'
astically that her reply was she could
not think Of leaving Cape May during
delightful September for these lovely
days and balmy airs exhilarate lik'
wine. Do not think we are putting OF
frills in boasting of Cape Nays dsligh
for u Is worthy Of all praise in climate
and some of its furnished villas com
mand muni6cent rents. CAPE MAY.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Liberal League.

At the Liberal League room 2l9 King
street, at 1890 tomorrow morning, the
subject to be discussed is: "ls Chris
tianity superior to any other system Of
Religion. Also meeting in the evening
at 7.3O. A poem will be recited by Miss
Ella Hart, Virgins Of indian, Num-
bers 3lst chapter. Christianity will be
ably defended on this occasion. The
public are invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Fatal Fail OF aGrand Stand. .

A grand stand on the race course at
Adrian, Mich, broke down on Thurs
day afternoon, under the weight Of two
thousand people crowded upon it. Six
persons, including woman and two
boys, were killed, and nearly fifty per-
sons were injured, two or three Of them
perhaps fatally.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

Why do SO many parents think chill
drep troublesome Because they cry;
and why do children cry because they
suffer. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will re-
lieve at once all pain that Babyhood ia
subject to. Price 25 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
ssenger Hall Ssirees.

Mr.. John Irwin is still managing the
Sanger Hall Saturday evening soirees,
and would be pleased to receive visit
from his many friends. A first class
orchestra will be in attendance, and no
pains will be spared to insure a pleas
ant time to all participants.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
The Citizens Loan.

The following are the officers of the
Citizens Loan Association elected for
the ensuing year:
President-James Bradford.
Vice-President-Thomas Worrilow.
Secretary-George c. Maris.
Treasurer-Joshua Maris.
Directors-Thomas Davidson, Lewis
T. Grubb. Isaac Murray, Henry Bush,
Alfred Gawthrop, Samuel W. MoCaul-
lev, George W. Moore, John P. Taylor.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
At ANbury.

Fifty persons will be admitted into
Il connection at the Asbury M. f..
(urch, on Sunday morning, followed
sacramental services. The Rev. J..
B. Wilson will conduct the services.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
The City,S Creditors.

City Treasurer Vincent was engaged
Yesterday in paying the October inter-
est amounting to 1886, on loans ag-
gregating $24e, 1000. The city officials
numbering fifty-ssven were also paid
off.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
ElktOn and MiddletOwn Railroad
From the Cecil democrat

From the Cecil Democrat.
Upon application of the Commission
ers appointed by the Legislature Of
Delaware, the President and Directors
of the P. W. & B. r. R. have ordered
survey of the proposed line of rail
road from Elkton to Middletown. This
is done in order to insure the early
commencement of the road and to
enable the Commissioners to ascertain
the disposition of the land owners as to
the' right of way. The P. W. & B.
Company do not intend to build or fur
ther aid in building the road, but they
agree to make the survey as above sta
ted and then to turn over the plat and
estimates to the Commissioners. As
soon as this is done the company will
be organized and the work offered to
contractors.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Mexican steamboating.

Steamboat life upon the rivers Of
Mexico must not be exactly the monot-
onous affair it is upon our Delaware, if
the condition of the steamer "Minittit-
Ian" now being repaired at the Pusey
g. Jones Compsny's yard, is to be taken
as sample. The workmen engaged in
repairing the steamer have found her
sides regularly honeycombed with bull
let's, even the iron rigging containing
number Of these little Mexican billet
doux. In fact the "Minittitlan" pres
ents the appearance Of having been
used rs floating target. The steamer
runs between the City Of Minittitlan
and Vera Cruz, and carries both pass
engers and freight. 1t is reported that
she has been used as privateer in
some of the numerous little disturb
anoes" that occur periodically In oul
sister Republic.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

A great failure in business is some
times less lamentable than failure in
health. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills pre-.
serve the health.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04
Monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Club will be held at the club
room on Monday evening, Oct. 9, at !
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

UyAN1ED-By reliable and educated
w young man position as Bookkeeper,
Clerk or Correspondent, would accept partial
NJ" this office. 10 Ats
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

ENOR RENT,-Three story brick house,
2 1912 King street. rooms. Apply NO.
900 Tatnall 10 act
Daily Republican., 1879-10-04

The Missing AerOnaut-Destruc.
/ tive Cyclone : Yellow Fever "A
Record Of Accidents, Incidents,
Grimes and Casualties.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
INTENDENCIA GENERAL
DE HACIENDA PUBLICA

Recibdos va de la Peninsula los efectes tim
brados para 1880, Sc procedera arecoger por
medic del CAME los actualmente en- circulation,
cuva operacon tendra efecto en- los dias 10 al
Is, ambos inclusive, del pr6ximo enero, en- to-
das las dependencies encargadas de la venta
vencido cuyo plazo perderan todo su derecho al
cambio los tenedores.
Sera necesario para dicho CAME que cada
una de las personals que presenter con tai ob-
ieto papel sella(lo, de multas, de reintegros 6
docuaaentos de giro, acompafien una factura en-
la forma que Sc manifesto on ell adunto mode.
10, en- la cual expresaran su nombre y apellido,
pueblo, n1mero y fecha de su cedula de vecin-
dad. que necesaramente han de tener hume
racion de los pliegos que entregan, su clase y
valor, por dltimo, que cada uno de ellos este
rubricado por bajo del nGmero por ell indivf-
duo que frma Ia factura.
Lo propio Sc verifcara respecto a los Sezlos
de coTreos, judiciales, de policta, de recibos
u cuentas de htulos de Telegrqos, debiendo,
en- vez de rubricarlos, nj citar 10 numeracion
de que carecen, pegarlos en- la misma factura,
firlnandose acontinuacon por ell dueno de ellos.
Le que de 6rden del limo Sr Intendente Sc
hace pdblico para general eonocimiento.
Puerto Rico, diciembre l9 de l879.-El Ad.
ministrador Central, A. Lozano.
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braron con gran pcmpa9 y solo.1tnids
do al cello del senior cura parroce
nuel de JESUS Rios. Las escuelc
nos ell ornate p1blico han tenioS
de consideration. Resultados favoraE
obtienen los pueblos cuando estan d 3
to hombres probos y laboriosos, come
tual Delegado de este don Jose Ram
fre, que Sc desviVe incesantemente y
bienestar de sus administrators, ayuL.
decididamente de personas dignas como
Jose Bernardo Gandara, don Jaime Boz
Pratt, don Tomas Lopez varios otross qU
todo 10 sacrifcan generosamente al bic
pdblico, ell Corozal vendra 8 ser dentrod d
POGO tempo uno de los pueblos del interic
de mas ifnportancia. Agregandose EST
las ricas minas que contiene, las que, deb
do la inteligencia del doctor don Ricard
Rey Y don Cayetano Escudero, van dand
grandes resultados, y taunton que, ,reina ho
en- todos los vecinos, que todos Menen u.
sola voluntad, la que dirigen unanimemenl
a mirar por los verdaderos intereses, tanh
religiosos como morales, y materiales del
pueblo, bien puede decirse en- verdad que 81
anatema en- el COros0l te UeGs ha dejado de
serlo pasa ser una bendicion de La que
disturbances todos los que en- el vivimos.
Con este motive nos Ofrecemos de listed
afectlsimos amigos y s. 8.
@. B. s. NJ,
Vn9.ioS 1,ectnOy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-28
Boletin Mercanti.
tablecimientos de beneGcencia en- cele


bridad del r6gio enlace.
Ell consejo de ministries celebrad
, esta tarde "a las dos On el palacio d
) Buenavista Sc ha prolongado hasta la
seis menos cuarto.
El gensral Martinez Campos mani
! festo su pensamiento sobre la tributa
cion en- la isla de Cuba.
| Ell Sr. Orovio hizo notar al presiden
te del Consejo que por su proyecto Il
recaudacion disminuiria en- una can't
dad considerable de millones aumentan
do ell deficit del Tesoro de Cuba qut
vendria fundirse on ell de la Peninsula
cresndo un deficit en- el presupuestt
impossible de nivelar. Sc manifesto de
fensor de los interesss peninsulares COZ
preferencia los intereses cubanos, J
suplic6 al general que 10 reemplazars
por otro ministro de Hacienda.
Ell senior conde de Toreno hizo suyas
las opiniones de su companero el se-
nor marques de Orovio, ofreciendo tam
bien su puesto.
El Sr. Sil"ela, al YER que SO retiraban
del gabinete los dos indiv1duos que re-
presentan la conciliacion de los elemen.
tos de la mayoria, SO creyo en- el deber
de signifcar CUE rota Ia conciliacion 81
tampoco podia continuar en- el gobier-
no.
Ell general Martinez, despues de esta
manifestation del Sr. Silvela, declar6
que el gsbinete podia considerarse on
crisis y que de ella daria cuenta a asu
maj jastad.
A las primeras horas de la noche el
general Martinez Campos Sc traslado a
Palacio di6 cuenta al rey de la dist
dencia surgida en- ell seno del gobierno
ofreci6ndole las dimisiones de todos
los ministries.
Momentos despues fueron llamados a
Palacio los consejeros dimisionarios
con objeto de que informaron q 8. M.
acerca del asunto 8 asuntos que habian
producido la disidencia y por consi-
gaiente la crisis.
Los ministries fueron recibidos indi-
vidualmente por ell rey, quien oy6 con
gran atencion ell relate que cada uno
juzgo oportuno hacer q 8. NJ. de la
question objeto de la disidencia.
Tambien fueron llamados por el rey,
para consular, los presidentes de am
bas Camaras, habiendo sido recibido
anoche el del Congreso, Sr. Ayala. El
se6or marques de Barzanallana sera
consultado esta tarde.
Hoy continuara S. M. oyendo q las
personas que juzgue oportuno, y SO cree
que hoy mismo designara la persona
encargada de constituir Ell nuevo Minis
terio.
Auoche mismo anunciaron & sus res.
pectivos jefes, las dimisiones, gran n1'
me- de altos funcionarios de todos los
departamentos.
Ell Sr. Canovas fu6 anoche visitadc
por mucho diputados del partido ibe-
ral-conservador.
La casa del Sr. Romero Robledo sc
VIC muy concurrida.
"A las once de Ia noche fue q visital
al presidente del Consejo el ministrc
de Ultramar. El general Martinez Cam
pos permaneci6 en- Ia secretaria de Cue
IRA durante la noche acompanado de
dos 8 tres amigos personales
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DEL 4.

La Gaceta publica hoy gran ndmero
dc telegramas de felicitacion de las pro-
vincias con motive del r6gio enlace.
Entire las muchas felicitaciones que
han recibido SIS. NM. la reina doia
Isabel, ha sido una de las mas respetuo-
sas la que les ha dirigido desde Sevills
el primero de nuestros actores D. Jose
Valero, teniendo la honra de que los
augustos soberanos le contestaran con
un afectuoso telegrama.
-Esta madrugada ha fallecido, segun
telegrama de Barcelona, el infatigable
defensor de Ia production nacional y
yaliente representante de los interesaa
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Pasajeros llegados en- 81 S&a. CORE,
A. Lopez.-D. Francisco Baste<a Exam
cisco Amell y Sra, Antonio Morales
Juan Aguado, Eduardo Forail y Sra.
Candido PARA, Antonio Oarrillo, Fran
cisco Battle, Fray Manuetde Ia Asunoior
Jose Serrano, jose Fradera, Joaquii
Fradera, Manuel Ferrer, Miguel Baezs
Maria Mateo, Rodrigo Godoy, 10 .indi
viduos de tropa.
En- eli "Arno. DE Mayaguez.-Dc'
Andres Crosas, Saturnino Sierra. /
Ponce.-A. E. Molina, s. Conill. B. Ma
saguel, J. E. Hurtado, L. Gallardo
Wyman, Emilio Dominica, NJ. {
M. G. O. Gibbons.
Salidos en- el Ramon de FL,
Miguel Trujillo, Eulogio Yelard
que Schemid, Juan Jose Colon, E..
Monleon Guillermo Esteyez, Joa,
Fradera 6 mia, Manuel Ferrer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-28
GACETlLTAAS.

Nuevo sacerdote. Ell dia l. de ene-
70 dira su primera 1nisa en- Barros 81
nuevo presbitero D. Jose Masip y Ro-
visa, ordeuado 81 40 dol eorriente, Sc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-28

nos proporcionan los periodicos de la
madre patria recibidos por ell 1ltimo
vapor-correo:
DEL 29 DE Nov1RMBRE. -,-
La embaiada extraordinaria de Ingla-
terra estA compuesta del personal ST.
guiente General lord Napier de Mag
dala, embajador; teniente coronel Lem
!piere, Official de ingenieros teniente
Coronel 81 honorable E. Primrose, de
la guardia real, agregado militar en- Vie
ma mayor Gilbard, ayudante de cam
po; lord Lionel Cecil, hermano del
marques de Salisbury, ministro de Ne
gocios extranjeros de Inglaterra.
La Gaceta de hoy publica las 81
Ruientes disposiciones:
Gracia u Justicia. decreto al
zando la pena de suspension y retiran-
do las denuncias pendientes ante loa
tribunales especiales de imprenta, para
solemnizar en- favor de la prensa peri6-
dica el matrimonio de s. M. ell rey.
-Otro concsdiendo con el mismo mo.
two indulto y disminucion de pena, se-
gun los casos, q los que han tenido Ia
desgacia de MERCER el fallo severe de
10 ley. :.
--Otro conmutando por Ia pena de
cadena perpetua la de muerte que fut
sentenciado por la audiencia de Palma
Miguel Baura y Riers, en- causa por q
, delito de robo y homicidio. j,
Guerra.-Real decreto concediendo el
plazo de seis meses para acogerse q in
dulto del delito de rebellion y sus Co
nexos a los jefes y ofciales del ejercitc
"a los desertores de Ia clase de tropa
-otso hacienda extensive los con