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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Gen. J. n. Chalmers.
aseAgoula DemOcrat-star. !

fsssAgoula DemOcrat-Star.J
n, we are sorry to Learn that Gen. Jas \
SStnaImers, the Little Game Cock" Of tlss
VWH w. distriot, has been seriously y,
. Y 8 nope for him a speedy recovery and
- me- S,d ~ may Sc spared to serve ont bis tern
- ;ssress, and be of invaluable service e
-ae Democratic party.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

A BILL submitting the question of
Prohibition to popular vote in Geor-
gia, has been offered in the Legislature,
and there is every prospect of its pass
ing both branches. The people will
vote oil il in October,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

HE LEDGER, the name ola new paPel
A. starkville, is neatly printed, spirited
ana newsy. Success to it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

GENERAL GRANT has purchased a
house In New York for which he paid
$95, 900, from which it is to be inferred
that he is doing well for poor man.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS and wife
have sailed from New Orleans for
Europe. They viii be absent several
months.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
The Proposed Jackson and Yazoo
City Railroad.
Yazoo HeraId.1

Yazoo Herald.
The following letter has been received by
Messrs. r @. Hudson and E Dreaming. on
behalf of the committee appointed to COR
respond with certain railroad chiefs TO see
what could Be done for Yazoo CITY in the
way of railroad
Col. Huntington evidently means bust
ness. His proposition Is plain one readi-
ly understood. He desires a subscription
of $500, 900 raised along the line of the road,
and this done, he is ready TO nave work be
gun Immediately. If the people of this
city and county want the line To jackson
they will have TO 81 bscribe, in our opinion,
$500, 600 Col. Huntington thinks it will
be necessary fer Yazoo TO subscribe $3.50
600, leaving $50, 900 for Jackson TO give,
but If jackson Is - very anxious for the
road as it apparently was a few months ago,
IL viii subscribe 100000. Here is the
letter:
GREESyILLE, Miss, August, 1881.
In reply to your inquiry as to what we
can do definitely in the way of extend
ing our road by means of the Jackson,
YaZOO City and Arkansas City charter We
have to say that if $500, 900 can be raised on
the line We are ready to extend our line
from point opposite Johnsonviile, on the
Snnfiower river, via Yazoo CITY, TO jack
son, at once. We would commence work
on the extension from Johnsonville within
30 days alter the subscription was made up.
We believe there is no use attempting TO
raise this subscription unless Yazoo county
will vote 100000, Yazoo City 5000,
leaving $50.U00, for Jackson to vote. Il
you want our road from Greenville extend
ed your way before the means and energies
OF the company are diverted in some other
direction. Please call your people together
and advise me, care Mercantile National
Bank, New York, if you desire US to make
application to your city and county for this
SUI bscription
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

The Tate county Republicans hays
nominated full ticket. No '5nsion
Id that.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

DR.. NJ. W. PHILIPS has removed from
Oxford to Clinton. His old friends of
Kinds will be glad to welcome his re-
turn to the county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

justice to corporations is worse than the
cry that corporations are always cheat
ing the public. 1t is better for both
sides that railways should in all respects
be recognized TO be, as they ultimately
are in fact, dependent upon the justice
and good will of the communities which
support them. and viii require from
them just and fair dealing in return.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

IT is remarkable and almost UMPIRE
cedented fact, that not single case Of
yellow fever has been reported during
the whole season at any of the Southern
ports or cities,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

WE see that Hon. S. B. Day, of Nox-
ubee, has been the recipient of high
compliment at the hands of his constit-
ueAey, He has been Eenominated for the
Legislature from list of popular asp,-
rants, by an almost unanimous vote
a deserved tribute to faithful and eff
Gent public servant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

IT will be seen by our extracts from
the press, that the nomination of Gen.
Lowry is received well all over the
State, and that he viii be enthusiastic
cally supported.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
DEMOCRATIC. CONSERVATIVE

TIc-coEsERvATTVE
ST y 7 + TIC K + II .
FOR GOVERNOR:
ROBERT LOWRY,
OF RANKIN
FOR LIEUTESANT-GovE
G. D. STANDS,
OF TATE
FOR -ECRETARRY OF STATE:
HENRY c. MYERS,
or MARSHALL
FOR STATE TREASURER:
W. L. HEMINGWAY,
OF cAREoLL.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS:
SYLVESTER GWIN,
or LAWRENCE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
T. 6. CATCHINGS,
up WARREN.
FOR STATE sCPERISTESDEST OF PUBLIC
EDUcATIoS:
JAMES A. SMITH,
OF JASPER.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

MISSISSIPPI heads the list of cotton
States, and of course will have some
thing to show ut the Atlanta exposition
illustrative of her grand staple, and of
her advantages for manufacturing it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

By very decisive and compliments
airy votes. NJ. Roane, Esq, of Sumner.
has been nominated t3I state Senator.
The nomination was made Unanimous.
He will be elected without opposition.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Bonneville Pleader. J

IN tue memoFaoie campaigns %. .
rs, which tore OFF our mauac.-.
us free, Gen. Lowry's voice NJ
throughout the State iu,p.rn, ~.
OF his hearers with hope an4 ugn
TO action In th9Se days of lear u
fancy, none welded more trrur....
than Gen, Boo Lowry. Sucua.Y..
s'andard-oearer Is worthy of tbe Supp
every Democrat that wi,hc. o.,
return to the days 81 carpe,-.ss
net rule.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Yayeo in the State CenFentiea.

A CARD FROM JUDGE BOWMAN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Lexington Bulletin.

In the dark times when Radicaism was
rampant throughout the State, and ). l..
Acorn was bearing the banner OF his party
aloft. backed as he was by the authoritative
bayonets of the General Government, Gen.
Lowry canvassed the State against HIM,
met him upon the hustings, and wrestled
with him successfully throughout the can
yass In those days it took man of
nerve as well as talent, TO debate from
Mace to place with Alcorn, and Lowry was
selected for the occasion His conduct of
that canvass, though not himself candi-
date, was admirable, and attested the wis
dom that prompted such selection.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Pas Christian beacon.

Will ~. a5ls.asslppi j. particularlv 49,,
, 49, .1e cnolce Tor Governor. r. plgsasea
a ase~.y mas always had warm ,,is - gallant
- z Ill people. . -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Meridian Observer

The ticket nominated Ly H...
appears to-day al the head Of
and Is one that will commag5
Democracy of the State. Ta.
of Gen. Lowry for Govern,
liarly gratifying TO the ueorl.
of the State who have Know,
and so we'll and who rav. pc
cordial and jealous supb5rt f
when be was defeated ,or M.
by Gov. Stone.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Kinds County Gazette. ]

With Lowry and Stands, the ticket has a
splendid head-a head that may well chal-
Ienee the respect, the confidence, the admi
ration, the enthusiasm of every man in the
State, who has the true interests of MIssis-
sipp at heart, and that they will lead the
whole ticket to victory by a tremendous
majority we believe. The remainder of the
ticket is composed of the old otficers-each
for the place he has filled for years past.
They are all gentlemen of ability aud wor-
thy of the best Efforts of the party.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Lexington Advertiser

:. Mr' HaFEsdaie's friends after the 2stb hal
Iot m met IN the Senate chamber. with Dr. w
T. - Kern, of Holmes county az Cbairman
= pom the suggestion of Mr. Barksdala -
antl-thifd termes@ and supporters Of III,
pe pies ne had advocated were invited :,
liAttlelpate IN the caucus. Mr.. Barksdai,
IN an eloquent and patriotic speech in which
H fo declared that he had made the fight NOR 1Ir
lor principle than through desire IF '- III
S So preieIment, and in order to insure ~
9 $50 q Inc principles he had advocated
o "aeauIe" ms name from the guberpatoriaI
,,.'.rsl Cpon bailotting the name of Gen
anti-t5 ii; nas agreed upon as the choice of the
sie Resembling OF the Convention a. ~
! 81 clocK ?. NJ, he was nominated bv vote ~
III to Gov Stones ia y! vote oil
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
E'ulton Courier

Gen. Robert Lowry is the Democratic
nominee for Governor, While we were for
Stone in the full sense of term, we freely en-
doFse Gen. Lowry, for he is a true and frie,l
Democrat and has done much to advanca
the cause Of the Democracy throughout the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Starkyille Ledger.

With the exception OF Gen
Governor and Shaud, for
Governor, the old State oiFca,.
nominated. The ticket d, a .,.
good one, worthy OF the fullest y.
of the people, and able % c4l
of opposition that can bee arra,..
it. Gen. Lowry is thorlueby
with the principles of hi, psr,r
pledged 70 uphold ana defend ts
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

Gen. Robt. Lowry, we are uI...
to announce, Is our candidate ~.
Of Mississippi. He d, a true r-..
of our Democracy, and in al. -.
suited to the work assigned linn
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

On the 3Oth ballot Gen. Robert g.
was nominated over Governor stone
other candidates having Withdrawn
choice, and also the choice ofSim,....
ty, we oheeNulIy acquicsca I'm Oh. NM.
ton and feel satisfied that the c.po..
give Gen. Lowry and the ticket .
support
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Corinth Sub-Soiler

Inc Conyentioni is over, the ticket is nom.
mated, and before the psopie for tbeir -.
ception and support, or their rejection 7,
vas Democratic Convention" Democrats
and none other, participated hence The
nominees are Democratic nominees. and the
Democrats, who are Democrats, are for the
ticket. 1'A '"e
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
TGpelo Journal
Pamela Star

/ Again we fling to the breeze the time
honored and unsullied banner of true De
mocracy, emblazoned with tho names Of
Lowry and Stands, tbs chosen leaders Of
the Democrats of Mississippi These two
gentlemen, constituting the head of the
ticket, are emneutly worthy and deserving
OF the high trusts committed 10 their koan7
ing by the elected representatives Of the
! sovereign people Of our5tate. They fiji the
measure Of the 1effersonian standard of fit
ness for official trust; they are honest. ca
pable, faithful"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
I AgpSla LAemeerat-Star. I

A
ont In private life Gen. Lowry stand. With
ous spot OK blemish, and il dearIv - I viii
!. -. Dy those who know him t6orouab
i;stav.aes'' hrm, practical, candid. aIwsys
~ 70 counsel, solicitous tn h r;niyt
;n .sn .Keeh, discriminating judgment sr .i
ioie resolution. His nomi1otioH' a ..'!q,
&c everywhere warmly received IT, I'll
eose OF tue party, and much more tba1 III III
patsy VOTE Will be cast for him Tons w
Ia men, OF every race. not clo;r1;,.-a
y tSeulocfats, will vote for him NE -
a Iious shades of opinion will H. 80 y
az az ocatlng his election. II Neas -V @lt
- ta,e longest nomination thar co,,i5 iLsce,
a Deen MADE And we trust K vii liz. a-. nave
go 80 = tlngulsh all the dissent;ons ptea'se
'As0n'sIas That have been PREVAILING ana an
starkville Citizen.
Gen. Lowry's integritv -
P ..a added to his love of ;nSt9eey Of
,,o JI ~ MN that honor and ar.nIa,,sss mas
.ha4 men always delight u a;va vI mat
a,s,,s Fses5 and sympathv III. TN
accorded to woman X 1.aae =
- sne friend of the heInless nas ever
- =. Win those virtues ~ L ailu us
- oined with that ease s $500 ana
'Ieue Of dignity of mannas aee, a-s.sstd
peo rele. e gentleman onl7 can s. that
psopae q Missi.-ssiippi co;id 0ln assume, the
tass Christian beacon
with ' tba a ah j. particularly nlassaa
Lowry has always had 49,. ne gallant
4Heetl0ns of Our r,r~,,.l. - ~ place IA the 4
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

Gen. Lowry has been tested
military and civil service, M
and in each he has proved him..
man that filled the mea,ur. a1
statue, hence he will be accent,
people cheeTfully as their SIAM
and no begrudgiug or reluctant ,'..
be yielded to him because be- MA.
for at the primaries.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Newton Free Press

The highest compliment W. I'm NAV
Lowry is that he never gotauy oftU.r
ical spojls or eve joined the poIuc.
There has not beeu a campaign mad.
state for the past several year, .u uH.
has not been Il leading spirit aud wa. Inn
found wanting or full Of excuse when d.
upon to battle for his country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

Lowry is the peer fany man frfI
He can vanquish auy man the If.
can PIT against him.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
Temores de guerra.

E. T'roI de Union, peri6aico que Sc
lbic4 en- la capital de M6jico. dice
1ue ls question de limites con Gaate.
n ala 10 es en resumen mss que uus
'uest'6a de amor propio. Es cierto que
- mayer psrte de las difsrencias, so.
bre todo entire hermanoe, no Sc ter
ninan por 10 regular sin efusi0n de
sangre; psro creemos que estas dos ns
clones recurriran q IN arb;trsj4 para Ia
soluci6u de So asuntos sntes one venir
4 las msnos. Mas sdmitiendo que so.
breviniers la guerrs, M5jico no det-n-
dris por ESQ su msrchs al progreso."
Segdn Sc desprende, no obstante, de
las declaraciones del Pr4sideuts de la
Rep1b ica II jicsna, contando de ante.
msno que la neutralidad de los E sta
dos e aidos, ii no SO llega Dor lss viss
pacifcss d una honrosa avanenc la, aps-
lsrs q la suert4 de las srmss para Gu.
20 evento cuenta Mejico con fuerzas
diez veoes superiores a las de Guate-
mala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
10 N G EV | D A D.

Con- el epigrsfe FL Dcoano de los oD's-
/ rteInos puhlics 10 sIgulente uu peri6 IL
. GO de Loudrss inf,rmado por una co
rrespondencis de Bogota
"B,gotS ss Ia ciudsd quo posee, SIN
contradiction, al homore mAs snciauo
De Ia TERRA. Con6ess 81 mismo tener
l80 amos Sin embargo, sus vecinos d.
cen que es mucho mas viejo.
La persona lie quien Sc trata as lie
/ origen semi-espsnol. Lsmase Miguel
Solo.
Asegurs el DR.. Hern4ndes que ei te.
uia diez amos cuando oyo hablar 4 VA.
riss perso 1as de ovsnz4da edsd acerca
de IN individuo, que era el mis vIejo @
toda la poblscion.
Ei metico ys citalo sfrms sdem "a
hsbsr visto la firms de Solo en- m
contrsto que Be hizo ell ano de 17l2
para la construccioa de uu convento !
que en 49, eHoca tanis aqael indV.d 10
! de So 10 amos.
Qui,o ei DR.. HernandeE yer tar Gu.
/ rIoSo personals y SO dirigio su casa.
La en"nntro ocupado en trabsios de
] 1orticuitura.
L. piei lie Sollo, dice Hernandez, Sc
asemeja 81 p.Tgsm no sus cabellos,
o1mo Is. niave, 10 cubren toda Ia cabeza
! { IA pnliera b cerlo uu turbante. Atfi-
.a4ya SIl.o 81 longevidsd 10 ordensdn
qae ha sid) en- sus cohtambres. NJ CO.
90 N Il que una sols ves al dia. Sn
'-uiis dura media hors. Dice que = =
! i..erzA 10 IA digestion en- veiuta y ca
.ro horas gGarda proportion adecuads
con ~ - sutldAd de Alimento que SO to
] lne en 30 mlnutos.
S2llo syana el l. y Is de cada mcs
bebe tsnta aqua como le 90 posible be.
Der.
Los Alimentos que toma son frios, pc.
ro nutritivos, y assgura que observan-
10 eI regimen que a Il mismo Sc ha
] prasarito, conssrv4ra siempre So salud
on buen estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
DaInau y Can't
CONiSIOlISTlS.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO.-42

Arabam~s e recihr una pertda do vino
t TO superior BARRI5 qu" let lanIos en me-
ulaS pioas y CddttarU.7S
NlNOS Ganero }os Ge IA nc ,edits casa Dali
MAJ. ae Site (Cats ufl jas ID Il tote las
surtIdas en- MoscateI, Macaoeo, dasnacha y
snpor or Ma~asis.
CHAMPAGNE marca "Lous Lambert
Rene. cal de IL bot"as 242
ACEITE tetinaiU 3u0er!or del cam,o de
Tafrar INA en- Gaia, .e II b lees
|INAGRE IL IVA Ell rajas, glrraiones y
b0tess.
VINO le pTa elaI,oraio en- Aguadii'a.
ATENCIDN GcAlGi0soy y ma. a.nifco sur
tilo lie Aim ,naques de pared para IA 2.
en- la one SO aisttugutr los con Ba"6m etrO
y Ter m6netro s los para "cpcln4" con rs-
csta para iuem
por docenas 50 h,ae un buen descuento.
CONSTANTE surlido de papel espahol
~ -, 81, ~ y 81, rayado blenco con
barbas
IDEN eomeccisl cuadricula para cuentss
eorrientes.
SOBRES blancos dc colores, todos IA.
maAos.
VENTAS Al POR MAY0RY Memoir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
ssszag z EsEgkGxzEaz .asa - Eras

Est3dos del Atlar.;eo Y los de- ?
ofoo, esto 10 destrdve al hsch1 IN
s, de que tambi6n Iog ssarrs sas
su turno una pctencls del ALLAN
tico Y del Pao ico, Y que este obl ids
3 valtr pcr 81 biapestar de- sus s1hd'toS
lie Ia Colombia Brit1uica y qua piense
en- az agurar ua liore sccoso sus colo
Mas dc Anstgaiis. La neutraided de,
Canal selia en- provecho de todos los
Estsdos del munAoy 10 hsilsmos eu
osa COMMUNICATION rlnguua objection SO
Ida para que las p, .enci0s extranjeraF
dejen de partioIpar en- eea obra grsndio-
sa, universalmeDts desAads. Todp nne-
"a pott uea unida a. trsssdo seria rms
nueva earsntia dc q 10 81 Can i no h.
brla de ser bioquea3o nj sarviria de
bsss Operaciones host les en- tempo
lie guerra, Y pAIeee Tn tart0 contra 10
tono demostrar la neoesldad de uns
garsntls, y pfetende1 al mismo TEMPO
que el bi,lete s)lo sea endosado DOR doe
nombr-s 81 concedieee f1rnalmsnte
I0glaterra que no titne u locus stan.
ii" on 10 referente . "a garAntis, 10 serls
p
ca cua. quiera diplom8tico american
On on 81 le ocurrleTa Aecir guu d,s
Los gobiernos de smbs' ref db'ioas
son lss uCicss parties coutrat iutes 10
que eiIab h n hecho pu3dea "a su w
deshacer.o la u.u,rsuiad dol c uel
qu' ta Ell susp anso por sh0ra.
To1a declsraci6u que an 10 successive
Sc haga por Mr.. Lowell acerca de las
miras de su gobIero1 on esta question.
que hs dejsdo de sci up asunto dc pc
,ItIcs sOstracts, ilamac. la asencioo;
pero es conveniente saber que los IL
gIeses estaran POGO dlsplestos Vel
gran diferencia entro le posi3i6n de Nj
oarsgus y la de Pansmr, y que no ocn
ciben qu6 p,rjulcIos pu ,de reportar pa
ra los IIteres5s Hmeficanos una anl0u
general que asegure "a neat~Aidsd DE-
un CANA, que on eI ii tores de- mundo
cntero deberia halIerse coioca1o a
abEigo de cualqu er guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02

critic "a cou3ueta dc 10 ninorfa res
pecte dei asuuto de Ssiia apog0
dorech que ssiste 4 los extrari1ros II
pedil una compensaciUA por los = rjri
clos o. suffieroD i couseouaLoIA 4
las g1 rrss cigiles de Espsn4, sostnv,
que uU debe parmitir dosap porezea T.
dsva el imperio de Mar -uecos pCrau,
| Espana debe estar preparsda cusndl
Sc pre+ante las crisis suprema para de
fender ci rtss posicicnes SO declare
opuesta a qua SO bnsq1e en- Afira Is
reslizs sion de los des.iuos dc Espan,
que SO hslls en- los Princes no en- .
estrech1 de G brstar, y termino defsn
diendo a pohsios cooservs1ora.
Pari-, noviembre Is g .mbetta b.
leclara1 10 CUE IA po!it,ca dol nusvo G..
binete sera al 0rdeu ei el interior = Ia
paz en- el exterior.
Londrss, noviembre 6.-Se ha com.
pletado ell ministerio M4llo es presi
deots del Oopseio, r oeirs ministro de
q G)bernaeion y Sci "a de EstAdo.
NJ ,drid, noviem5re IA, cont star
al senor Sagasta al senior CAnovas del
Castillo en las Cortes, aludio & la ma
yor libertsd de discussion one SO 2 rmi
To hoy en E3pana comparAda con la
Or h picl6n que hlzo oil msmo Cano-
v3s res pect0 a Ia leL racion dc ~
oanquete repuo.ioalo.
Ell con lie de la Vega Armsjo defen-
ii6 la po'ltcs exterior del gobieruo
III quo las v.ctimss ie S8iia tienen
derecho la indemniaaci6n promatida
por Franolr; anunolo que ell gobierno
sspsno! habis lxpresado al Y; ticsno
50 sentini nto por los di3turbios oou-
rridos al traslsdsrse los restos del an
terror Papa, pero que no SO hobia ha.
tho ningr ~ observation al gobierno
italispo sobre este ssunto, va que LII
guaa Ut naclon eurcpoa hsbia toma.
10 la in .olativa.
z senor Ssgssta sostuvo que ell Co.
biorno hsb!a beoh) t. 10 ID possible con
ospecto q los recientas 1isturbios en-
r ma; 4u= doplol lab. Ia sitnaci6n de
Ia Saut~ S3de IecIat6 que as provin-
cias ultra narinas soran asimila1as
as dc la Mstre Pat ., para 10 uh! &c
haran ~ ref0rmAs necosarias anuA.
ci6 qu, F,ancla hl sstisfacho totAs AS
roolamauloues or,sinadss l. los sue ssos
ie Oca1, mientras q1e + .anl 40 la
coutrA'do ninRuu compromise para 5or
F:anc:A los sentimi9ntos de 4os frau.
oaseo n.ch. EspsnA SO han cons9rya
do amist )sos.
De- .es de este discurso sa carrd 3
lebae, , n CimarA io0t6 Ia moe 81
por 2I9 votos contra 50, h.b 6u3ost
absts lido los repub.ic nos de tomas
part ep IL votacI6n.
n, ..-1oIk, novieubre 13.-G ii
teau a.%ue dando mnestr>4 de z -
ex x,lt-c.tn en- al tl.buno!. Aver pIest,
leolsrao.jn Mr.. Blaine vbre cl As as3sina
70 : lre ldonte Gif4id.
| B. 'a, idem, iiem.-o. ha alberto G
RAch .AS B.ana k iey6 oil olsen
del K II orudor en el cual So anulc!a Ii
continuation Do Ia paz = ura po,t;c.
lie &c !. 1mla persiotente; foe fri Aeut,
aoogi f..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
NOVRnaS.
En- Ia imprents Del BoLETIE Sc hslla
ran Las signlertes:

En- Ia inprents Del BoLETIK Sc hslla-
ran Las sigulertes
Mover &c 10 Porisima Copcopci6p.
Ii. da las BanG tas Animas del Pur-
gatorio.
II, del G'orioso San Jose.
II. Nues.rs Sanc-a del Carmen.
Il. ds San R.non Nonsto.
II. de- Nuestra s nova de los Dolores.
ID del Coraz6n de JESUS.
II. de Santo Domingo de GnzmSn.
+. 10 Maestro Sencra de- Pillar.
Fl mes ds Diciembre consagrado Gl
MIN Jesus nove.s de. rGcimiento de-
nino Dios.
Novena del Ssgrado Coraz6n de Je-
sus.
Septanerio Do'oroso Ia Santisims =
Vngen Maria, asociacion lie las iias
de Ia Pur ma Conception.
Semana ievota q Ia Ssnt.sim0 VirRen
del Cirmen.
Novena de Naestra Seaora de Ia So
ledad.
Id. de Nuestra 8 nora ls! Rosario
Id. del Corsg6n de Mana.
Id. de S4L Juan BAutista.
ii. de Nuestra Sehora de 10 Monse.
rrste.
ID. de Santa Rosa de L;ns.
Ii. de Ia siemprs vsnera Die Santisima
Oruk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-02
FScribania pub lea de Hunacao,

Por el preGente Sc cita l!ane reemflaza 1
todOs los acreeNOres Del concurs0 81 que ha
s'dO decla, ada la Test me. tarfa de D LUCE.
6aaiteA vecno q { fue de Luquillo, para qua
el dis ounce del entralt ts mss de dicemCr-
la una de Ia tFrCe, Coz rra a la Sala audien
cia de este Jlzgado In do llevAI etecto
lH unta ac0rdada para ei nom ram ento lie
oiuuicos, ben ertendilo que solo podran cor
QrrIr ella, los que hayan r' sentado los IL
tulos lie sus creI.tos - ysrfquen su dicho
,.cto. Humecao 7elute y uuo de novlembre
lie mil ochociento3 othentl uno.
Vo. o.-GUJARRo -EUGENIo De 4, RRRs.
IA