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The Osceola times., 1882-11-25

Less Desha county, not yet report.
ed officially, the vote at the late cleo
ton on congressman-at large barely
exceeded $4,000, or about 5000
less than the vote polled for govern
or in September, when the total was
147,000. The result shows that in
September $1,000 men voted who
did not go to the polls two months
later.-Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BY mutual agreement the different .dei'omina'
sions will hold divine services IN ithe Union
church IS follows
AKruoprsr-Rev. r. W Woodley, first and
NTH sabbaths Of each month.
RAprr.r-R.y. w. II. Barksisle, of Memphis
second Sabbath in each month
CHnIsTIAs-Rcv. Mr.. Jones, third sabpath ID
each month.
PnxspyrKniAs Res. Mr. Cochran, Of Mem
ph,s, fourth Sunday in each month.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25
MONEY FOR A RAINY DAY.

"For six years my daughter was
sick from kidney and other disorders
We had used up our savings on doc.
tors, when our domino advised us tC
try Parker's Ginger Tonic. Four bot.
ties effected a cure, and as a dollars
worth has kept our family well over
a year, we have been able to lay by
money again for a rainy day."-A
Poor Mans Wife. d n,
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25
Professionals.
DR.. W. D. JONES.
Physician and Obstetrician.

syxcIALrlxs: Diseases Of Women and Chill
tren
once, in Cissell house, opposite Listens
store, OSCEOLA, ARk. l2-lo-ly'
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25
G. F. HEDRICK, NJ. D.
Physician & Surgeon,

OfTice-With DR.. Dunavant, rear
OF Gaylord & Wynne's Drug Store.
Az Professional Calls Day or Night,
promptly attended TO. o
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25

=. Hs:sss." ,pse'es. y she saassssas ssd vhss
Doeess-" Yss, madam, she b daaesrsssly ~.
The ventreuaS aad ausicuiss Sosces sos 10 squi-
about the eefsbsun and nsluiis obfeaessa, the
Sors.i i. eireuaso: sascillssss. Suspended Sssass
1stNsS-"ysop. iss Asssss's SHE SOP aal .
70 work u onos."
Deefor-"I vili DO all can."
Neither, aNes two weeks have expire6-
Daughter, our Doctor shall y discarded q oscs.
Two weeks and NO r:lisf. viii procure that whieA
D0ss0Aeor, ia low soas-''r an sisA. aad THAI
u The oaly thinS thai will ssstsss ~ 10 health"
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25

those who DO not imprrsye s;icii chances remain
In poverty We want many men, women, bows,
and girlr To work for us right IN their ow u l.,
calitic,. Any one can do the w"rk property from
the drst start ihe bu .iness will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Expcnsivr outfit fur
nished free No one who engages fails to insk
money rapidly You can devote your whole time
t,,he rk. or only your spare moments Full
inforinn tion and al that T. needed sent free.
Address stinson 4 Co . Portland. Maine.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25

Late cotton got badly nipped in
the boil.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25

LEGAL NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or space oil ten lines of this type, for
nrst insertion. and seventy -nSe cents ioI each h
subsequent insertion.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-25
VOLUME XIV.
The OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
T tor and PrOpr tor
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Tin advance)
For q Term OF One year................$l w
=. =. Six Nenlhs. ....... 40
RATES OF OFADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES

IN LOCAL COLUMN
First insertion, per line. ............,.. 10 Genus
6ach - bseQuent Insertion. ,.....'...''io
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16

Of Michael Davitt in the Academy of Mu-
sic, proposes, if not given control Of that
meeting, to give another reception to Da-
witt in the name of the League. A mi
nority of the League at the meeting last
night coutended that the parsimouy Of the
League made a Citizens Committee neces-
sary.
How a Minister Was Disposed OF.
WASHINGTON, June ia very strong
effort was made to keep General Comley in
his place at the Sandwich Islands. The
pressure for his removal was not based on
any failure on his part to discharge his full
duty, but his place was wanted by other
candidates with strong political friends.
1t was given to one Of the friends of Sena-
tor Jones of Nevada.
Politics in Maine.
CHICAGO, June 14.-The nominations OF
Boutelle and Milliken, for Congressman at
Large in Maine, are not looked upon as
very strong. Boutelle was defeated by
Ladd, Greenbacker, in the last race by a
majority of $50, and Milliken was trounced
by Murch, G~reenbacker, by 1000 votes.
Yet if Blaine goes into the canvass it is
hoped that it may result f~avorably.
Called On for Troops.
COLUMBUS (O.), June 15.-The Cleve.
land authorities have called on the Gov.
ernor for troops, and were notified thai
they had the power, with the Sheriff, tc
call out posses in the city and county, and
that the State would not interfere till these
proved inadequate. There was no trouble
An Officer indicated.
GENEVA Qll.), June 15.-In the Jail here
yesterday Deputy Sheriff Lanson killed
James Irwin for a savage assault and ar
attempt to release 90 prisoners. The off,
Ger was promptly vindicated by a Coroner
Jury.
Present % Queen Victoria.
JERSEY CITY, June 15.-Rev. Cornelius
started yesterday for England, bearing thu
Garfield memorial book for Queen Victoria
Sergeant MasOn's Case.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Counsel fol
Sergeant Mason will again tomorrow cal
the attention of the President to his case
and seek his release from prison.
Reception to Imported Miners.
CUMBERLAND (Md.), June 15.-StoneE
were thrown upon the buildings occupied
by the Consolidated Company's imported
miners last night. No one was injured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
OVER THE WATER.
A Guarantee of Order-CIfizens Re
summing Their Av0catiOns-Arriva
of a Turkish Frigate.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
ALEXANDRIA, June15.-The Government
has issued a proclamation declaring that
the arrival of the Khedive and Dervish
citizens have, consequently, resumed their
avocations.
A Turkish frigate has arrived with
diplomats, officials and several leading
Europeans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
HOUSE O SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT ON SPRING STREET.
IA furnished or unfurnished; will be sold
cheap for cash. Apply to Z. R. CLUTE.
Eureka, June 9, 1882. je7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16

/ Caroline G. Robinson and Horace Halves
have entered a suit in the United States
Circuit Court against James &. Fair The
compliments allege that they were owners
in fee and in possession of a one-third
portion Of the lot at the corner OF San
some and Pine streets, and that in Decem.
Der, 1881, defendant entered upon the land
and ousted the plaintiffs. The property
Is estimated at a value of $500, 900.
plaintiffs pray for judgment, and that
they be put in possession of the land.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16

New YORK, June 15.-The Irish Ma
tional Land League, feeling aggrieved that
a Citizens Committee should have antici-
pated them in preparing for the reception
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
The Spring Meeting at AgrIcul.
tural Park.

SACRAMENTO, June 10. The Capital
Turf Clubs Spring meeting began to-day
at the Agricultural Park Course. The
races were excellent. The first was q
three-quarter dash between Winters Duke
Of Norfolk, Skaters Haddington and
Judson's Belshaw. Haddington led, but
the Duke at the close came up and went tc
the score winner in 1:16.
The second race was one of the hand.
soonest ever seen here. 1t was a mile dash
between Skaters Nighthawk, Mlller's
Boots, Winters Atlanta and Judson's May
d. Boots had the pole, May D second and
Atlanta third. They won't all in a bunch
to the last turn. At the head stretch the
four horses were in a bee line abreast. At
the three-quarter pole May D led, and
came to the score in 1:434, winning the
race; Nighthawk second; Boots third,
while Atlanta, the first choice, heavily, in
the pool, came in last.
Great Damage by the Overflow.
SEATTLE wv. IT,, June 15.-The over
flow OF the skagit River has proved a seri-
GUS loss to those living within the SUBJ
merged district. There is a positive loss
OF $4,000 or $50, 900, and q probable loss
Of nearly 500, 900 more. Two thousand
acres of oatfelds have been under water,
the oats being much injured, if not all de-
stroyed.
Carrie Bradley Gets IL Years.
PORTLAND, June 15.-Carrie Bradley has
been sentenced to - years in the p~eniten-
tiary, and to pay the costs Of prosecution.
The extreme penalty for granddaughter is
Is years.
suicide of J. c. Smith.
HEALDsBuRa (Cal.), June 15.-J. @.
Smith, a native Of Kentucky, aged 65,
committed suicide in the mountains north
west of this city yesterday, with a revolver.
His reasons areunknown.
A 1900 Blaze.
PORTLAND, June 15.-The fire this morn
ing at the corner of Alder and First streets
destroyed about $40, 900 worth of property.
1t was partially insured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16

Mr.. w. NJ. Stanley, the discoverer of
Livingston, is now in command of the
Belgian West African expedition. He has
again surmounted the Congo Falls and
reached Stanley Pool, where he is build
ing Q Belgian station.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
Destructive Forest Fires.

MILWAUKEE, June 15.-specials from
the region Of the forest fires in Wisconsin
state that at least 80, 900, 900 feet of stand
ing pine has been destroyed in Pike River
County, and the fire is still raging in the
northwestern portion Of Wisconsin and
the peninsula Of Michigan. Reports from
along the line Of the Michigan Central
road state that a rain has checked the Are
somewhat, but 1t is doubtful if 1t ia ex-
tinguished, The latest reports from Niles
Vile, In the central portion OF the State,
where the most serious fires were. say that
all danger has passed. Many million feet
of pine timber have been destroyed, hut
even the approximate loss cannot be de-
tprmina6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
Dissolution Of COpartlGrSliD.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ey-
listing between Robert Northey and james
h: stevens in the saloon business was dis.
solved this day All bills due the firm must
be paid to James Il. Stevens, and all bills
against the Arm will be paid by Robert Northey.
ROBERT NORTHEY,
JAMES Il. STEVENS.
hureka. June IL, 1882. jel3 1w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
Second Day.
RULES

Three or more horses to start In all raoes'
Entrance fee. Is per cent.
The above races to be run un der the rules Oh
the Pacific Blood Horse Association.
Il. RIvEs. President
LUTHER CLARK. Treasurer.
D. NJ. sTEINpLER, Secretary,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-16
Great Damage by the Overflow.
Carrie Bradley Gets L. Years.

PORTLAND, June 15.-Carrie Bradley has
been sentenced to II years in the peniten-
tiary. and to pay the costs of prosecution.
The extreme penalty for granddaughter is
IL yeara-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-05
/ Billetes del Tesoro

En- Ia calle de IA Fcrtaleza n6mero SIS,
quina 10 de la Tanca Sc compran 6 husI
precio premiados 8 sin premiar; y cupOnes
desde el eln6mero al ID, 2--6
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REMlTIDO.
C.rolins, euero 20 1881.

Sr Director dol BoLrrM MHSoArrT1
Muy senor milo y de toda mi coneide
raci6n habieuio ieido una cartA on
b'icada on el lltimo n1mero del BoEr
hin por don Manuel Garcia SaIgado, NO
pusdo menos que contes tarla de ic6u.
tica msnera para que quede tranqnilc
el senior abogado, , el voluntario Gar.
cia Salgado en- el digno lugar que le
pertenece.
r .ro es, Sr Director, encontrarse en-
Puerto-Rioo dos ..... de igual nom
bre y apellidos pero es mis- Fsro toda-
via el procedimiento adoptado por el
licenciado Don NJ anuel Garcia Sslga-
do para aver;gusr ii &c ha suplADtado
no su pombre para actos que .se 0bsttene
de c0lf ar. Prescindamos de- 10 inca.
Iifcable de ciertos actos y vamos al
grano. INo Ie ocurslj al senior Garcia
Salgado que al pnb;icSr una carta en-
an peri6 leo para inquirir = prcbar eI
delito de suplantscion do su respectable
nombre, no es al medic mss reasonable '
adecuado2 / No tuvo pressnte el senior
abogsdo que algunos de sus amigos de
la Carolina hubieran puesto el grito en-
el cielo 81 SO hubiers falseado su nom
bre On la protesta que frmaron contra
el liberal ex-sbrupto de Mayag1 3 los
6ales puertoriqueiios de Ia ONroiina
No, no tuvo presente este el saiior Gar.
cla SalgAdo; como tampoco tuvo pre-.
sente que, al hscer p6biica sd duda, hA.
cia muy POGO favor 4 los que frmsmo %
Ia protssts, y mucho menos 6 v, se1or
Director, por haberlo publicado.
Fuera cuaiquiera 81 objeto que SO
propusiers el senior Salgado, parpoe
que el principal ! 6uico es hacer YER
que no 90 81 el Garcla Salgado que des.
de Ia Carolina ha protestado contra 10
ocurrido en- el meeting de Mayak 1ez, y
est. dicho todo.
Si tanto le convene & dicho seiior ha.
Ger esa aclaracion para que no Sc 10
atribuya I'm scto que no So streve & ca
lificar, hsga V. p1blico, senior Director,
que eI Don Manuel Garcia 6algsdo,
abogado de Ia Capital, no 90 el Ma
nueI Garcia 6algado csrpintero de 10
Carolina que, aunque son parientes
en- ter3ero o cuarto grado de Consan>
guinidadad, se diferencian On 81 titulo
de Licenciado en- leyes que 81 primero
puede ostentsr, y el segundo no; pnesto
que no ha pooido coDseguir nj a6u 81
de licenciado del ej6rclto por b rAs6n
de habsr nacido en- esta priviieglada
TERRA donde 50 goEs dc ia exsnCi6n de
quintas.
Hsgs V. pdblico que, ademGs de eata
notable difsrencia, los dlstipg0s tambl6n
an crlterio muy contrsrio para ca.i6eai
como digna = aitamente pat1iotica IL
plotesta que frm6 con los leAlna , YER.
dsderos pusrtoriquehoH de l. Oafo!ins,
y como crninXl y reprubsb!e 81 obj~tc
que dio lugar aeella.
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mo caballero ' como amigo. Lo es tu-
ia sfigids. Isabel"

"a sfigids. Isabel"
Los deportados cubanos que reside1
actualmsnte en los presidios menorel
de Africa tratsn de elevar una expoai.
ci6n al gobierno piAiAndo indulto, ' di
rigir una circular 4 todos los pcri6dicoe
politicos de Espa6a explicando 10 situa'
ci0n en- que sc encuentrAn.
Un peri6dico ha dido deCir que ell Sr,
Castillo serA Dombrado cspitfu ganersl
de Madrid y el Sr. Daban D. Luis
de Arag6n.
La emigration espa1ola ( Arg,lis,
que css6 { raiz de los desastres do s 81.
da, ha vueito tomar grsndes proper
ci0nes.
Los peri6dicos de OrSn publican una
nota de Ia alcaldia de- esta ciudad anup
cianio que desde :. 22 ie Agosto 81 81
de Diciempre de 1881 hsu desambsrca-
do en- aquel puerto 5,493 espaiolea.
Oreemos que este dsto es bastante
para que el gobierno excite el celo de
la comision que estudia eI probIoma de
Ia emigrsci6n, y para que 81 por su par
to go preocupe sacramento de Ia cues
ti6n.
Dicen de Lisboa one 90 han concedi.
do las siguieDtes coDdecorsciones /:
El gran collar de Carlos III al prfn-
nsoo rnol Ia kavIo A. A. ,nu., s.oAla, Z =
Maria Isabel Luiea 4 la sonora del mi.
nistro de Negocios extrapjerns, Ia gran
cruz de Oristo al Sr. La6n y Llerena, ID.
de IL Conception de Viliaviciosa al ge
neral Tsrreros, y deSan B5nito de Avis
al general Echag1,.
Laperegrinaci6n Roma no SO resliSa,
ra hasta los & timos dias de abrii Ga
de que 81 3 de mayo, dia de la Cruz,
puedan estar en- r una todos los pere.
grinos para hacer Ia romeria.
81 senior duque dc Ha<scsr ha sido
autorizado para uSar ell titulo de con.
de-duque de Onvares, On ves dc; de du.
que simpiemente que han llevsdo sus
Snteces0res.
Leemos en el Diario de San Sebastian:
Dice EI Libred6n:
Ei globo sereostatico one llevaba q
NJ. Powell cay6 en- el monte Pedtoso.
s. ha encontrado el cusrpo del infe-
liz aereonauts en- complete estado de pu-
trefAccion.
El primero que two la dicha de ha-
liar tan precioso tesoro fu6 el pregone.
70 de periodicos Oonocido con ell pseu.
donimo>de Oatro palas, el cual Sc hiso
acresdor q Ia sumA do 400 iibras ester.
linss ofrecidss por Ia faniiia do Po.
weIi."
Sc han veri6csdo sl II on la coleRia-
ia de San Isidro los funersIes por 81 a.
ma del general Vaimaseda.
En eI centro de Ia iglesia 30 halIabs
un severe L1mulo coronado por Ia esta-
tua do Ia Fe, y en- el que se veian los
insignias uel difunto.
Presldlan el acto los seSores obispo
auxiiiar do Msirid, ministro de 10 Gne-
rra y Marina generales GoyeneChe = Jo-
vel'ar y los senorss Vlelar y Vlllatt,,
sobrlnos del f4sdo, oEiciando mons. nor
Isbeit.
Uaa numerosa coIcurrencia, de Ia
qoe tormaban parte casi todos los &C.
neraies RESIDENCES en- Madrid, cemisio-
nes de los cuerpcs de Ia gusrnici6n ,
amigos particuiares del 6nado, asistio
IL toIebre Ceremonis, la cual termin6 4
las doce.
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Linea de Vaperes atlas.

El famoso vapor inglis ATHOS do 1000 To-
neladas con c6nndas y espaciosas cAmara,
para sesenta pssajeros, tocarA en- este puerto
procedente de Nueva- York y JamsicA, Y or
su ruta Fajardo, Humacao, Arruyo, Ponce,
Mayaguez, Aguadilla y Arecibo; el die ~ dt
febrero pr6ximo.
De retorno y en- yiAje directo Nuevs. York
saldrf de San Juan el 4 de mario; y 10 on
tenemos el gnstO dc anunciar loo seKOro.
cargad dores y al p6blicO on general
Para iEformes sObre pasaies netes, dirtjt
90 & los Agentes. SoBRMoS DE EzQUIAGA.
b marso
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Noticias de Ia Madre Patria.

Ri dia 8 f.Ilecio el general D. Bias
Viiiatr, Conde de Vslm soda , cap tlu
general de Castillo 10 Ndsva, de- unr
apopls gia fuiminants. Sd insBpe Eads
muerte ha sido muy eentlda. u
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LOteriaproVinciaI de Puerto Rico.

LlSTA de los nameros prem;ados en- q
Sorteo ord;nario ~ 80, celebrado a 8
Dc Fs5rero de 1881.
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Ill.
DEsruEs DE LA PRocISIoN.

3
Sentado en- el trono 6u s .nti lad,
ieapnes dA haberle beSado ls mano en-
seiial ae obsdiencia los C.rdenalss, Ia
rodilIa los Atsobispos = Obispos, Y 81
pie los Abades Penitenoiarios, el Csr-
tIena B .rtoliDi, Procuradfr de Ia caun-
nizaciop, ley6 Ia primera petici6n ms
tdBter para que So Santidsd iDscrible
se en- ii cstGlogo de los Santos 4 los
nuatro bestos msncionados. Monseiiar
Msrcurelli respondi6 en- lstin en- nom
bre del Papa, y este en- seguida descen.
did del trono y or6 arrodillado delante
del altar, imitando,e todos los prssen-
tes.
Luego dos cantores entonaron las le-
taniss, 8 las quo respondimOs Cantando
todos los presentas.
Enseguida eI Sumo p PontiGce, despu6s
de- haber escuchado Ia segunda peticion
(iinstdnter ct ixstonfins) J, y la tercera
(irsstonter. instanti3s, ;nstantissine J. lego
CON VOC vibrante el decreto de canoni-
1aci6n.
EI sonido armonioso de las tronspet g
de plata snunci6 Ia fausta ndsvs, al
mismo tempo las campauas de S4d P y.
dro las de todos los campanarios de
Roma comen1aron replicar alegre
mente.
Eutonces ae levant6 el Padre Santo
enton6 ell Zs Deun, continuado por los
oantores de la capilla Sixtina = por to.
dos los presentes, , dl6 On seguida la
bsndici6n papal, con la que qued6 ce-
rfada la ceremouia de 10 Canoni7scioC.
Dsspu6s celebr6 ell Papa Ia Misa de
Ia Conception con oraCiones propias de
les nueYos s ntos desempenando las
fanciones de Obispos asistentes ell Gar
denal decsno /; las do Diaconos asisten-
tes al Trono, los Oardenales Mtrtel y
Raddi; las de Dikoon0s asistsntes Vi
altar, el Oar denal diacano z CLARA, = las
de Subdi6cono apoat6sico, Monseilor
G;xzi, Auditor de Ia Rota.
Despu6s del Evangelio, cantado co:
mo la Epistols, en- latin y ygriego, lego
Su SAntidad u0a eloCuente homilia.
En Ell ofertorio fueron presentadas a.
Papa por doce Carienales las obIacio-
mes de costum bro en- las canonisaclOue4,
oblaciones Consiateutes en- cirins. pan
yino, aqua, dos tortitlds y olgunos paj ri
NOs.
Terminals Ia Miss, al Papa recibi6
de manoa del Cardenal Bsrtolini, en-
uombre de los custro pnstulantAs, Ia
ofsrta Pro miss bsae cdnt1tI, sncerrada
an una bo.sa, de seda bordsda de Oru.
En- seguida volvi6 4 Ia sala ducal con 81
mi'no orden CON que hsbia entrAdo.
Entre tanto, gran parte del pueblo de-
Roma &c hallAba en- Ia plaza de 6.n
Pedro esperanto el tleeAie de los ca
rruaien, J Ia basilica Vaticana estuyo
TODD ell dis LENA de Geles.
Por Ia noche, gran psrte de las casas
estaban iluminadas."
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Al PUBLICO.

Con esta fecha queda revocado 81 DO.
der que tenia confsrido 4 Don SeRundo
Setty.
Pusrto- Rico 4 de Febrero 1884,
Francisco SirvenI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-05

La Reina madfe dona Isabel de Bor-
bon ha dlrigido el siguiente despscho 4
ia seiiora condesa vluds de Valmaseda /:
! !" Rslna Label Ia condesa vinda de
Y slmaSeda
Con pfufunda psna acabo de saber
IL p6rdiia ue unp de los mas braves
fyndadores de ID yestauracion, mi buan
&tnlg, Vasmaseds.
~ Dos os 66 fuesxa resiguaci6n,
Que mis- pEacioues Ri nj gratitnd falta-
fAH al Que lloramos como aoldado, co.
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sas del Papa en- baDdsiss, los abogadoi
Consistoriales, los camareros de honor
y los cantores cantando 81 himno Av.
Maris Stella, comenxado por el Paps
en- Ia capiIla Sixtins.
Despu6s seguian los Representatives.
de- los colegios de Ia prelatura, los Pro
tonotarics, los auditores de la Rot4,. lot
rhieTici al Csmara, los votantes de Ia
sign0tarG, los abreviadores del Parque
mayor, dos Oapellanss secretos lleyan.
do la tiara y Ia mira ordinArias dc Su
6aDtidad, y ca medic de 50 corte q
principe Rnspoli, maestro del ssgra ic
Hospicio.
Un votante de Il sign0tMrd llevaba 81
incenanrio, y m auditor de Ia R1ta Ia
Cruz Pontifcal.
Lnego vienen 81 Maestro Ostiario con
10 Vsrga rube0, custndio de la Cruz p N
tliCal, s4guido de an auditor lie l. B
ts, los Abades que SO hallnn en- Roma,
con l. eapa plnvial y IL mitra blanca,
de tela, y los Arsobispos y Obispos con
Capas pluviales = mitras de tela.
El Sacro Oolegio de UsrdAnales vanf4
en- este orden /: primero los Oardenales
Di6conos con ricas dalm&ticAs bordadae
de orc y plata luago los Oardenales
del orden de Preshiteros con mag,fi
cas- casullas; Ior 1'timo, los Cardena.
les Obispos con msgni6cas Cauas plu-
Wales OArdenales DiAconos, Presbite.
ros y Obispos, traian mira dc damasco
en- la cabeza, I'M cirio On Ia mano { ssi
como todos los asistentes & la proce-
si6n }, y det s. nm caudatario.
Despu6s venian 81 principe Oplonns
asistente 81 Trono Pentiicio, segnido
de dos suditores de la r ,ta, y dos O.r-
denales Di4coDns asistsntae, el Gar
denal Diisono Zigliara, o6ciaute.
Luego los p Ictrnnieri y los seriayr
con sus trajss de damasCo, trAian in s
lie gAstatoria, en- Ia que ent'6 el Sinr
PontfiCs con soberana grands1a 1rnle
bendiciones, y rodesdo de los pe bell
(grsndes abanicos de plnmss que lie
vsban dos camareros seCrOtos.
Osrraban Ia marcha el dacano de ID
6agrada B ,ts, el Msyordnmo de So
SSntidad, el Maestro di Camera, = loG
Generates de las 6rdenes rel,giosas.
La procession avanxaba lentamente
CON ess gravedad csracteristica de las
solemnidAdes Teligiosas, y 81 yer pssal
tantos insi0nes religiosos, Obiapos, Ar
xobispos, PatFiarcas, Cardenalas, grie,
gos y latinos, del Orisnte = del O sci len.
te. franceses, armenios. polacos. espa-
loles, ingleses, tudescos, parecia desfi
lar ante nusstros ojos Ia imagen vivien-
TO de esta gran Iglesis cat6liea que a
los hombres de todas las parties del
mundo une con el laxo de Ia fe, que
msnana ann en- las regiones ms apar.
tadss hara tfibntar quito los S.ntos
hoy canoni1ados en- Roma por nm Pom
tlfcs encarceladO, perseguido, obiigado
& vivir de limosna.
7 &nn considerable desde el punto de
vista artistico, no podia ser mas bslla
Ia procession. 10 8 variedad de traj al
LQu6 hermosura de dolores Qle en-
Canto de fsonom,as
Sc veia pIntada on muChos rostr1s Ia
austeri1a1 del anacoret8 briilabA en-
otros lA serenidad del instn; en- much =
% notaban los rasgos caracteristicos dol
prnssdor profnudo.
No es maravilla que las grandes go.
lemuidades de Ia r ,ma Cristiana atra,
iesen aQuf On otro tempo media Ea-
topa.
r q Jan aquAllsa acknowledgements las
grandezas de Ia Iglesia cat6iica.