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Indian Items.

Washington, August l0.--The Indian
bureau here has received official information
Of the killing of Spotted Tail at Rosebud
agency last Friday by Crow Dog, another
Sioux chief. There has been bad feeling
between these two chiefs for long time,
and recently the secretary Of the interior
ordered Spotted Tail to come TO Wash
ington to consult with the department about
the Sioux. The department thinks Grow
Dog got Jealous Of Spotted Tails prominence
and influence, as the latter wss killed the
very day he was TO start to Washington.
GROW Dog was captain OF police at Rosebud
agency.
When Spotted Tail and Crow
Dog we're in Washington 10.
gether the last time there was
bad blood between them aud they carried
pistols for each other. Spotted Tail was
ambitious to become chief OF all The Sioux
and Crow Dog was AN aspirant for great
honors In the nation, aud tho department. Is
satisfied that his rivalry led to the killing
IN NEW MEXICO.
1t is said here in Washington, upon the
authority OF persons in the Indian bureau,
that the Indian troubles In New Mexico grew
out OF bad management of the Navajo agent.
He was once removed because of his unpop-
ularity with the Indians, but few months
ago was restored. The Indians hate him
and have protested against his being
placed over them. The Indians are
so much dissatisfied that 1t is said
they will not stay at the agency while East,
man is in charge.
THE UTEs,
The Indian bureau has information that
the Utes are peacefully and quietly preparing
for a charge preservation,
"REMINISCENCES.
Chicago, August l0,--Maior A. S. Burt,
of the United States army, now
stationed here, in IN interesting in
terview gives some points about
Spotted Tail which may account for his
death at Rosebud agency. He was great
friend of the whites, partly because he was
wise enough to know that hostility toward
them only injured the Indians and was hope
less. lie was man OF iron will, and enforced
implicit and upquestioning obedience 10 his
commands. II was his custom to step into
the street with Winchester rifle, notify any
recactrsnt or wayering sub.chief that
the eye of the Great Spirit was on
him, and thst, unless he obeyed
the commands Of his chief, he would prob
ably be at once transferred 10 happier
world. The argument was always potent,
for Spotted Tail was known to be man Of
his word. The government made him chief
of the police in their employ. Major Burt
knew nothing of Grow Dog, but presumed
that he may have been chosen by the agent
at Rosebud agency to the position which old
Spotted Tail had so long filled, and this may
have excited animosity and brought about q
personal conflict.
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Vireiula Politics.

Lynchburg, Va, August IO-Tho coali.
'ionist' and the straightouts failed to 90,
together and are now holding separate
meetings, with nearly equal numbers. The
strsightouts are orderly and determined; the
coaIitionists bosterous and wrangling. The
ticket for state officers will be named by the
s,raightouts. The other wing will endorse
the Malone ticket, Both conventions were
in recess until 4 o'clock. The two conyen-
tions have appointed commissioners of con-
ference TO arrange basis Of comp romise.
The defiant tone of the slraightouis is do.
creaslng and there is some hopes of com.
promise.
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and photographs were e1ch

and photographs were exchanged
and they arranged to get
married. The girls brother and ,sfflsnced
found out and severely..beat Arnwig. They
took the lstter's photograph from him.
Arnwig brings suit against his sssailsnts. A
sensational development is expected in so.
cial circles.
President Isaac II. Knox, of the National
stock yards, returned from New York to.
day. He confirms the report that Gould
has bought an interes, in the yards. He
says the amount Is OF o>tenlh of the whole
Establishment. Gould is putting things
in shape and says he is
determined 10 do large and profitable
business. He will so run HE roads and riake
rates to ship cattle as successfully as does
Chicsgo.
Reports from the southern part of Illinois
say the drouth has been so great
that famine ia near at
hand. Water is 80 scarce that families drink
from pools. Stock are suffering tor proper
food. The governor has been petitioned for
assistance in Williamson and adjacent coun,
ties where the suffering has been the most
An Esrlton, ILL.,, special says two freight
trains on the Illinois Central collided iree
miles south of that city. Wilder, a brake.
man, was killed. Conductor John Meyer
was fatally injured.
A Wilismton, IlL,specisl says tho residence
of William Ford was struck BY lightning and
killed. Ford's hired man was injured. The
barn was struck and three horses killed.
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sT. LOUIS.
A Double Tragedy Mt burton, n oward
County, NO.

A Double Tragedy Mt burton, N oward
County, NO.
Special TO the Herald.
81. Louis, No., August lO.-Tho nows of q
double tragedy, which occurred in Burton,
Howard county No, has just BEEN received. A
man named Jackson iniulted a lady
named Longford. Her husband
hunted jackson. "a Dgh. ensuod.
jackson used q knife with fatal effect on
Longford, and Ms Longford. seeing hor
husband getting ou., shot jackson In the
breast jackson then turned on tho woman,
but fell dead from the ,bot before he could
cut her seriously. though he wounded her
slightly In three places.
There is graet socinl tensation here.
Miss Nellie Hazel.ine, the belle OF ST. Louie,
was engaged to marry Fred Paramore, son Of
The president Of the Texas & ST. Louis mar
row gauge railroad. John Arnwig, asubor
iinale singer In an opera troupe now play ing
here, wS mashed" on Miss Nellie. Letters
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Deuaonstration OF the Industrial
CInsses

London, August l0.--A demonstration of
the industrial classe, in favor of the preser-
vaticn of home industries and protection of
national labor against unfair foreign compe.
ton, took place ut Exeter hall last night
MIR. Bosthwick, proprietor Of the Mining
Post, presided. Delegates were present from
workmen's societies Of Birmingham, Liver.
pool, Leeds, Glasgow and elsewhere. The
chairman condemned free trade, and said
France had made the greatest advancement
during the last twenty years America came
next, while England was q poor third. He
advocated duty Of one shilling and u quar-
ter on all imported iron. Resolutions were
adopted and forwarded to the government,
and leaders Of the opposition.
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, August 10,-Mike Brsnni gan
was arrsigned this morning before Recorder
Campbell under the charge of disorderly ccR-
duct, butthe evidence pointed to more SO.
rious charge. The case was discharged and
for want of Jurisdiction, an sfidayit having
been sworn out Brannigan was re>arrested
md is held to answer the change of assault
with intent TO rape Louisa Turner. little
girl under ten years old
The bark August LoeAsr entered this
morning with cargo Of 4,4S7 bars OF rail-
road lion.
Tough, colored man, while drinking 9
glass Of lemonade, corner of Centre and
Market streets, fell to the ground insensible
He WIS conveyed to the hospital where the
attending doctors express the opinion thai
the man was drugged.
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A Serions nisasfer

San Francisco, August l0.-Advices from
Auckland, per steamer Zalanaia, July 10,
says there was destructive food and water
spout at Thames. The damage to the town
Is estimated at t$60,000. One life lost. Much
damage is reported from outlying districts.
On May 20 the vessel May Queen anchored
at the island of Avia, to obtain lahorors 1,
the natives killed two boat crews Of blacks
and ono white man.
An American and Frenchman named res
spVctlvely Bret and Folloite, were killed by
the natives ut New Britain last February.
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martmann wants Inrornat,ou.

Washington, August 10-The secretary
of state has received letter from Henry
Wehle, counsel Of Leo Hartmann. Russian
nihilist, in reference 10 Hartmann's extradi-
tion II demanded by the Russian governs
ment, The secretary in his reply evades .
direct answer BY declining 10 tsko notice of
the supposition In tha case In conclusion
Secretary Blaine says the decisions of the state
department on important legal and diplos
matte questions are not made prematurely
public, in response 10 The stiorneys of inter.
ested parties.
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Special to the Herald,
San Antonio, August lO.-An unknown
man was run oyer by the morning train on
the International railway at tho little town
Of We,more, eleven miles from this city.
The coronei's jury went out from here and
returned verdict Of suicide. There was
nothing on the person to identify him. II is
thought that he must be insane.
The ioiled doves now furnish amusement
al the recorders great mill. About dozen
this morning paid the usual license
General Augur has returned 10 hia post
from Washington.
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The Turce-Greok Frontier.

Ccnstantinople, August 1O.--Count Corti,
She Italian representative, in the name of
the foreign ambassadors, has presented
note to the porte. maintaining that the dc
Limitation Of the Turco- Greek frontier ought
to continue without interruption, and de-
clsring that 1t will be impossible TO delay the
cesaion OF the second zone for q fortnight, as
the porte demands.
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Annual Convention OF the American
Bankers' Association.

Niagara Falls, August l0.-Tho animal
convention of ,ho American Bankors' fssocis
ton met hero to-day. Owing to the alb
sence Of President Mitchell, Of Milwaukee,
and Vice. e.President Vermilye. OF New York,
Hon. L Q. SpaldiDg, OF Buffalo, was chosen
temporary chairman. After tho transaction
Of routine business. papers w,re read by
Henry Martin. Of Buffalo; or Governor Fen
ton, OF New York; John G. Hogeeon, OF
New York; w. f. Gould and others.
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Austin.

Special TO the Herald.
Austin, August 10,-The Gate City rail
way company, of Texarkana, capital stock
$1,000,000, filed charter to-day.
The adjutant.general has received several
letters from patriotic citizens asking leave to
enroll companies for frontier defense under a
misapprehension of his recent order on the
reorganization Of tho frontier battalion.
The governor will ussue proclamation
tomorrow ordering an election in the four
teenth, twenty seventh and seventy-eghtb
districts, on the 18th of December, 10 fill
vacancies in the lower house.
The stockholders of the Austin & North
western railroad met to-day at the barking
house of Foster d Co., and elected officers
and directors for the ensuing year. Four
locomotives, seventy-fve cars, and iron for
fifty miles Of the ROAD have been purchased.
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Frauds Unearthed.

Havana, August lO.-A Spanish mail
steamer has arrived. She brought Enrique
Paz, recently sentenced TO eighteen years
penal servitude al Centa Morocco for frauds
ulent issue of stamped paper. 1t has been
discovered he was implicated in the isius of
spurious paper on the sub-tressuray at Ma
tanzas to the amount Of $500, 900. Saturday
last new frauds In departmental stamped pa
per were unearthed
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Turbulent Arnba.

Tunis, August lO.--Gon. Logerat states ,h
European quarters Mt Sfsx were plundered
by Arabs before tho landing of the French
troops. The telegraph line is cut along
considerable distance between Medze-el>Bab
and Kefu. Several thousand Arabs raided
the former place and killed 1--WE natives.
Other bands arc pillsging villages in the
neighborhood Of FL 0ued and Zsrqus,
killed.
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The socialist Courress.

Geneva, August 1O.-The Zurich social
lists have appealed TO the federal tribunal
against local prohibition of the socislis.
congress. The ansrchis! organ publishes
the resolution of the socialist congress in
London specially referring to Switzerland,
recommending dynamite for the destruction
OF existing institutions,
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Fort Worth.

bpecial 10 The Herald.
Fort Worth, August 10.-A lively eight
occurred at the saloon of the I'll Paso Hotel
tonight. Conner, the proprietor Of the
saloon, accused Mr.. McAvery, mis- emrloye,
with using funds which did not belong TO
him. They had come spirited words
over il and finally came together, Connor
striking MoAyery fearful blow in the face,
knocking him down. They were then
separated, 1t will be remembered that
McAvory Is the same person who on
yesterday engaged in scandal. lie WIS
fined this morning In the police court $25
for carrying pistol.
The thermometer registered 100 in the
shade to>day, and the weather is very un|
favorable for crops.
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A sao.0oa Eire

Wheeling, W. Va. August lO.-The
Loughln rail mills at Martins Ferry, op-
posite ths. city, were totally DESTROYED by
fire yesterday. The mills worked slxty.flye
rsii machines and were owned by capitalists
ot toi, c'Y. TIE loss Is estimated at $780,,
Wv. Insurance 500 800. Two hundred men
are thrown out of employment
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Land Bill.

London, August 10.-Tho house Of com,
mons last night BY vote Of 29s TO 172, re.
jecied tho Earl Of Donegbsmore's amend,
msnt In the house Of lords 10 clause 8 Of the
land bill. limiting compensation FOR disturb
ance 10 eos.
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Roller Explosion.

81, Louis Mo Angus, l0.-rhe boiler Of
the stesm ,hreshing m 'chir on The farm Of
Henry Young oar Columbi,, Illinois, ex-
plodcd yesterday, killing five persons and
seriously injuring i've others.
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Pitssaeld, Mss., Angus, lo.--Judge Jaus
d. Cal Of the supreme bench suicided yos-
teriay by shooting himself IN The head.
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Poughkoepsie, NY, August lo.-Ms..hew
V@iar died this morning.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
HB PASSES AN ExcELLRsr DAY.
rus Discharging Freely, but MS Fe.
Yer stih Continues-He sigus an
0meiai Document, Being His
First sniciaI Act since
July Second,

Washington, ID. G., August 10. Official
bulletin, Executive Mansion, s q. m.-
The president slept soundly during
the night and this morning his temperature
is again normal, although his pulse Is stlll
frequent. AT present it is lO4; Temperature
90; respiration 10.
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1 FOLLETIN.
FRkGhEhT0S DE Uh vIAJE P0R EGIPTO
PoR
p. M. IBO ALFARO.
LA ANTIGUA ALEXANDRIA.

El turista que abandona la tranquili
dad de 81 casa para visitar paises en-
busca de practices conocimientos ma
vega CON rumbo Napolos, mucho an
tes de llegar TERRA descubre las azu.
ladas cumbres del Vesubio, cast STEM
pre- arroiando fuego, siempre densas nu-
bes de humo arroiando.
I'll turista que abandona ell dulce Ca
lor de sn familis para recoger les perlas
del saber, que atesoran lejanos paises,
y se dirige & Ia antigua Stella, mucho
antss de tomar terra descubre Ia neya-
da cumbre del monte Etna.
Los afiiados picos del monte Iba par.
cibe de lejos el que navega hacia la isla
de Creta /: las sinuosas cordilleras de la
Judea columbra dc lejos, entire los vapo.
res de la maians, ell que avido navega
On bnsca de TERRA Santa.
Pero el que avsnza con 81 fin de estu.
diar los cclosales monumentos que nos
lego una de las primeras civilizaciones
del mundo el que marcha ansioso de
contemplar las grandezas de los Farao.
mes y de los Ptolomeos; 81 que Sc diri-
&c al Egipto rada We hasta que casi SO
~"a~tra en- Ia costa.
9neian las 9aviotas, qoe
1al husr- :
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de realizar, al menos en- las considers.
clones debidas q su ser, como inteligan-
to, libre y moral, que por derecho di-
vino es, me senti altameats contrariado,
al darme cuenta de aquella vida tan
desigusl, tan grosera y tan abyecta.
Anclado el buque, Sc acercaron q 81
dos barcas, seguidas alguna distancia
de ochenta 6 noventa mas (; las dos pri-
meras, que izaban bandera turca, eran
la de SAnidad y la de carabineros. Tan
pronto como aquellas dos barcas Sc re-.
tiraron, cargaron sobre nuestro budue
en- ell mas brusco tropel, en- el mas bar
baro abordaja, noventa Glen hombres
con trajes arabes unos, otros con ira
jes egipcios y con trajes griegos otros
aquelIos noventa 6 cien hombres, cssi
negros, CAST foragidos, casi desnudos,
dando gritos, que parecian aullidos, Sc
precipitation sobre los equipsjss y sin
consular con sus duenos, los cogian
unos, SO los quitaban otros, gritaban
todos, Sc pegaban algunos, destrozaban
las msletas, y hasts On la defenss que
hacisn de la prensa que habian sgarra-
do, Sc arrastrsban no pocos por el sue
10.
Los enropeos que por primefa vez
nos enoontrabsmos slIi, acostumbrados
a tratar al hombre como hombre, pre-.
senciabamos absortos tan singulares,
inooncebibles escenas, y dirigiamos la
palsbrs q aquellos salvajes en- defensa
de nuestro derecho de nuestros equi-
paiea pero era en- vano nj nos entsn.
dian, nj nos oian, nj hacian case de
nuestras voces nj de nosotros solo SO
cuidaban de las maletas de los mum
doe, que en- su lucha por apoderarse de
ellos, los ponian on peligro de haoerse
pedazos.
tY que extrano es que este hicieran
BON los sqripsies, aqaellos misersblea
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disco divine, apareci6 meci6ndose sobre
la blanca espuma del Mediterraneo.

disco divine, apareci6 meci6ndose sobre
la blanca espuma del Mediterraneo.
A las nueve y media Sc ofrecio q
nuestrs vista Ia costa; un sentimlento
de admiration y respeto Sc apodero de
mi alma al contemplar por vez primera
en- mi vida aquel suslo clasico, cuns del
g6nero humane, segun algunos, fuente
de la civilization y del saber, segun los
mismos, y sin mas rival, en- todo case,
que las feeundss regiones que forecen
Y fructifcan tres veces al ano entire ell
Gsnges y el Indo, que la India.
Casi estabamos tocando tinrr8 y Ia
terra no SO levantaba mas alta que las
olas del mar Pero que beilo era el
confn del mar J la TERRA. .....!
Una suntuosa mezquits, bosques de
palmeras mucho mas atlas que las de
Europa, imensos grupos de molinos de
viento, festoneaban ell horizonte nues-
ira derecho, y nuestro frente con una
ligera inclinacion a la izquierda, ga di-
buiaba en- el azul del cieio cual capri
chose encsie, Alexandria con aus seou-
lares sdifcios, con sus filigranados pala-
clos, con sus erguidos minsretes 80.
Maniobrando habilmente la tripnla-
cion, tomamos el puerto, grande, pero
lleno de peligros; el buque lanzo an.
clas, ent6nCes Oomenz6 una nueva Vie
ds ALI conclnyo Ia Europa para dsr
principle al Africa cuanto sufrio mi
alma al observar la degradation del
hombre de aquellos paises -.
70, que sin fgarar en- partido politi-
co alguno 20, que sin halIarme afilia-
do on esas escueias que trabaian por la
nivelacioD de las classes de la sociedad,
ansio la dignidad humana en- todas sus
clases, y aspire afanoso & la igualiad
del honlbre hombre, sino en- las
~~nuiss iCup'dad impossible
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/" 70 oigo la VOC interior de mi con
ciencia que me grita & cada instante
el peligro que surge sobre la sociedad
no hs dessparecido en- todas las esqu,
mas de ella { luna socisdad CON esquinasl
habrase visto cusa mas rara apdrect
et rostro de un ser ham1no, negro como
las tinieblas que habIta 81 estos en-.
tes no son nihilistas zul1s, venga
Dios y vealo es el minero que os estw
dia, un minero que estudia 10 dicho
dicho; tenemos nihilistas en- Puerto
Rico para mas lvego hundiros quie
nes SO han de hundir, ellos 8 nosotros
E. scnsstivo de este vsrbo ests tan con-
fuso como un mensaje espiritista en- q
vicioso abismo que viene cau1ndo quien
es Ell oava1orf Sds que vicio psdece
ese abismo es IN nd4frago escapado
del huracdn { minero naufrago que sc
ha escapado del huracan | E,to nc
pue1e refsrirse sino 4 los nihilistss que
50 nos entran por las puertas de Utus.
do procsdentes d. 8 10 Petersburgo) te.
medle."
"La conviction del partido retrogrado
ests iIritada, por que contemp la IL
bertad que conmovids de su mismc
triunf', quiere permanecer tranquils
despreciando et peiigro que doquiera 4
amsnaza ess gensrosa condescenden
cis puede lanzArla de nuevo q su sstsn
camiento pasado; 6iios, reacores q con
trariedadeS, Sc vaa omoptonando sobre 81
cabez1 y 81 placer puede enoontrarse d.
gclge con 10 inesperado. Aterta, pussl
Lo 1uico para nosotros inesperado Ell
Puerto Rico es ell nihilismo. Habia
mos hecho estudios sobre el Iaborantis
mo, ell autonomismo, ell sepsratismo ,
el hberalismo antillano; pero franca
mente, no nos creiamos proximos re
cibir esos golpes inesperados de- los mi
neros negros que nos estudian part
huniirnos en- las ruinas que estan ca
vando.
A nuestro amigo Roig no debe llegsr
le la camisa al cuerpo, teniendo q 50 la
do el heraldo de los nihilistas.
Por nusstra parte, nos ha hecho rel
en- grande el disparstado, alarmante J
subversivo escrito del senory Alfonso.
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abyectos, 81 10 mismo hicieron luego
con las personals
Cuando lego ell momento en- que los
viajeros debiamos va bajar la escalera
del buque, para entrsr en- las lanchas,
otra nube de egipcios Y griegos cargo
sobre nosotros como antes habia carga.
do sobre las maletas, no tratandonos
con mas consideration que aquellos
Unos nos tiraban de un brazo, otros
del otro, para conducirnos asl violenta-
mente ca la cual 50 barco, resultando
con frecueneia ir I'm visiero en- una Ian
cha, parte de su equipsjs, 81 tenia dos
bultos, en- otra, y parte en- otra: no exa.
gero este sucede al desembarcar on
Alejsndris.
No acontece 10 mismo, por cierto, a
los conocedores del pals los que por
segunda 6 por tercera vez hacen aquel
viaje, los que conocen el espiritu de
aquellos hombres, menos mobiles, menos
dignos, mas services que los perros de
Europa, no hablan palabrs, levantan el
baston, a cuyo movimiento huyen todos
veloces, dejando la presa, que entire to-
doS oestro1aDan y 81 no huyen con
la amenaza, descargan el golpe y enton-
ces Ia huida es segurs.
Pobres gentes. 80. que vivir tan de-
gradado disfrutan -.
Yo presenci6 una escena que mo re-
pugno sobremanera; por gauar tempo
uno de los egipeios de las barcas, en-
vez de strscsr por la escalera del buque,
atrac6 por la parte de pros,. y sgarrAn-
dose al tai,mar, consigui6 sub'r & la
borda; al DOLLAR ests, 10 vieron dos
marineros, esta prohibido entrar on el
buque por otra parte que por la escale-
rs cargaron sobre 81 4 palos, 81 uch6
algun ratio escoudi6ndose dabaj, del
botalon de foqus por no caer al mar,
doblaron aquellos los palos con cuerdas,
J el infeliz cay6 al An do IN golpe no
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GACETA DE HOY.

Por ell Gobierno Genera: 80 ex,ita !
los ayuntamientos que sdeudan can't
dades al impresor de la Gacsta por e
concepto de suscripciones q dicho peri6'
dico, para que las satisfsgan 4 la mayor
brevsdad possible.
-Por la Iutendsncia se hsce saber
que no SO narA pago alguno por la To-
soreria nj por las ordenaciones, nj sc
admitira ninguna solicitud 81 no llevar
los interesados la c6iula correspon.
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