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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23

Ha fallecido en- San German
uuestro respectable correligionario
y amigo don Manuel Dayila, no.
Die hijo de Puerto Rico y Pre-
sidente de aquel Comite local
Unconditional.
Sin tempo nj espacio para mas,
solo nos es d.do en- este momen-
to lamontar la gran perdida que
lufre nuestro Partido con la
muerts del se1or Diviia y rogar
4 Dios por su alma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23

el obtenido por los mi,mo, con
:eptos en- igual mes de 1882, 81
nota una diferencia de mas para
Febrero de este ano. en- valores
de S66,594'59, otra, tambien dc
mas, en- derechos, ascendenfe 1
S45230.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23

SiguiendO la piadosa
cOstumhRe eStablecida por
la prensa, y en- atencion
d Ia sOlemnidad del jue-
YES pr6ximo, 'Corpus
Christi = no Sc publica-
I'd ell B0LETIN cOrrespon-
di0nte al % del actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23
GACETA DE HOY.

Ha sido nombrado alcalde de Lola
don Jose NJ. Marina, que Ocupaba el
l.e lugar en- la term propuesta al efec-
to.
Id. de las Marias don Benito Recio
por concurrir en- 81 las mismas circuns-
tancias que en- ell anterior.
r. 0. relativa al pasaje Y trasportt
Official en- los vapores-correos de Ia
Compahia Trasatlantica des lie la Gran
Canaria las Antillas.
Aprobado ell nombramiento Interim
L. d,n Andres Crosas para eli Vice-:on.
snlado de los E3ttdos Uai los Ell est;
Capital.
Hem ell lie don E Eluardo }. Fer.
nandez para la Agencia consular de- 10:
Estados Unidos EN- Arecibo.
Sc ha autorizad, respectivamente
don Ramon Cortada ya los senore.
Sauri Subira y Go. de Ponce, para
lprovechar las aguas minerales, pri.
naverales y torrenciales del rio Por
tu7ufs con destino d sas haeiendas Que.
mado y Coastancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23
Academia de Fisica Teorico Experimental

Movimientos moleculares en- los cua-
tro esta.ios de la materia.
Discurso preliminar:
Importancia y utilidad del estudio
de la Fisica molecular.
l.0 Movimientos moleculares en- el
estado Solido-Liquido-Gaseoso.
% Movimientos moleculares y pro-
piedades particulares de la materia en-
il estado "Radiante.
Exposition te6rica y experimental
de este programa d cargo de don
Pedro Audrey Y Montolio, don Jo-
sc R. Larrauri y Aponte, don Antonio
Alcnso Y Muhoz y don Antolin Min y
Capacete.
Piezas musicales por la banda
| El .4aiHo de hero, romanza POI
lon NJ. Marques. -E9 Orteda Ponce
10, mazurka por don A. Col6n.-Los
CondscoraOos, polka militar por don
F. CALICO.
| Canto.-Coro de la opera Na5nco
por G. Verdi.
La Prim te3ra, tanda de valses pol
F. CALICO.
Piano.-Varias pleas por los seilo-
res don Jose Maesti, don Mariana Vi
dial y don Justo Rivera.
Observation-Disclosures castellano:
don Arturo Cabrera, don Martin Eche-
varria don Manuel F. Gomez.
Poesias. FL Triunto del Aoe- Va
ria. por don Miguul Hernandez.
SIC te, die1, Traducci6n Ell versoS
casteIlanos, por don Juan Guzman y
Benitez.
Todos, a cual mas, cumplieron
como buenos, todos demostraron
ell cello incan ,able de los PIP. Je-
,uitas Y la eicacia notabilisima
de su magisterio.
Deber nnestro es, pues, rendlr,
:omo rendimos, nuevo y cordial
rributo de admiration a tan sabios
v benemeritos maestros, al par
que d sus aplicados discipulos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23

Primero: Porque, elemocfatas.
liberales par sang y fanaticos por
nuestro albedrio y nuestra lnlcla
tiva, no queremos ser reata de
uadie. sEsta nos?
Segundo: Porque Sc nos hace
dificil lie digerir ell que todo un
ComitG Central que NJ pasa dc
ger IN cueroo conSaltivo no' e,:he
un puna,io de leyes como 81 ecia
ra 1 un peiro an panado de hue
sos.
Tercero: Porque nadie, que
,epamos, ha investido de seme-
lantes facultades d eSe Comite.
Cuarto: Porque hay un terce
ro en- discorlia en- medic, ell que
va quiso serlo antes entire los
incondicionales, y nosotros no to-
leramos intrusos que Sc nos brin
dan para quedarse con ell santo y
la limosna.
Quinto; Porque por un lado
Sc nos dice: Tomad, Iced, dlscu-
It'd, acordad.
Y por ell otro Sc nos excomu'ga
81 nos atrevemos 4 alzar el ga
llo.
Sexto: Porque preferimoS la>
bases viejas con tndo .su olor a
rancho, "a las novisimas Que son un
jeroglifco mas conp'icado que
los Antiques jerogllticos egipaios.
Lo dicho: aqui no hay quien
Sc entienda, y ell Comite Central
del partido reformista Sc encuen
ira POGO menos que entire la es'
pada y la pared.
:Que hacer en- tan apurada ST.
tuaclon?
como pasar el Rubic6n sin
tener la audacia nj los elemento>
de Cesar?
Desde Mayagiiez lie hostiliHan,
desde Cabo-rojo Sc rebelan, de'
de las columnas de Ei Buscapi
,e incomodan contra ell Pontifi.a-
do maXimo.
Y d todo esto, Urge reorgari-
zar ell partidol clana una voz do
liente.
Urge consolidate y. ponerle
buenos puntuales.
Porque esta com 'letamente cal
do.
Urge purificarle y lavarle en-
ell Jordan.
Porque tiene encima muchos
peca los y muchas culpas.
Urge darle vida legal, perfecta
mente legal.
Porque la hist ria es terrible, y
nos recuer1a que caimos slendo
federales, estando en- pugna con
as instituciones vigenteS.
Urge, en- lin, unir en- una masa
todas esas molecula, de raslicalis-
mo, autonomi~mo, asimili>mp Y
reformismo que andan esparcida>
y revueltas por el ether, que dl
ria CASTELAR,.
De 10 contrario, somos hombres
al aqua.
Y careciendo de la habiidad
de los patos, perecemos sin reme-
dio.
sQuien sera capaz de tocar la
trompeta de la congregation y
resolver tantos y tan pavoro,o>
problemas?
No 10 sabemos.
iEn que qnedamos, pues?
iHay, 6 no hay organo Official?
isSe nos admite a la discussion,
8 Sc nos excomulga?
Nos quedamos con ell credo
yiejo, 8 aceptamos el mo1erno?
iSomos hombres de iniciativa
y de accion, 8 ganado obeJiente
al tanido de la esquila!
Nos reorganizamos, 8 nos hun
dimos para siempre?
Resumen:
Mas nos hubiese Waldo no re-
volver el cotarro.
Et 44Simifistd ha enturbiado el
aqua para que otro, la beban.
Nos hemos olvidado de que,
como dijo LARA, la lengaa Sc nos
dio para callar.
Afortunadamente, decimos nos
,tros, los talentos superiores de!
partido liberal-reformista lie sal
| varan.
Para veneer situaciones difici-
les da Dios ell genio a los escogi-
dos.
Esperemos atentos desde la ba-
rrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23
EXPORTACIoN.

Durante ell mes de Febrero ILL.,
timo dio Ell siguiente resultado la
exportaci6n de los principales pro-
ductos del pals:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23
DESDE LA BARRERA.

Trio ell diablo de la manta......
No nay en- Espalla ciudadano
nj lugareno que ignore este re-
fran.
Ell pastel, hablamos metaforl-
:amente, lie amas6 Ell Asimihista
en- Cangrejos echando mas pujos
de liberal-reformista que el que
invent6 Ia letrilla de las reformas
" de la libertad, que no acaba
nunca en- boca de sus partida-
rios.
Quien tir6 de la manta fue ell
BoLETrNs con Ia mejor intencion
del mundo.
Y de Mayagiiez a Cabo-rojo,
desde La Propaganda q H Bas-
capie, reson6 una voz tonante.
Era la del maltrecho reforms
mo. que, maltrecho y todo, pero
orgnlloso de sus derechos y atri
buciones, decia a El Asimilista:
i Quien te ha dado d Il vela en-
este entierro?
iQuien eres tn, conservador
unas veces, patio otras, y cast STEM
pre- incomprensible { indefnible,
en- politica determinada, para en-
punar la palmeta del djmine y,
echando mano de las disciplinas,
dictarnos una ley que no que
remos nj hemos pedido?
sQuien eres td para lamar ex-
comuniones a troche y moche sin
ser pastor de este redil3
lNi quien es ese Comite Cen
tral que Sc Hama reformista pa
"a echarnos constituciones nue.
| vas y llenas de defectos cuar-
do nosotros, por mas que nos
apellideis doctrinarioso retrogra-
dos, estamos por las rancias de
1873?
Aqui 10 que hay es que no nos
entendemos, y raz6n les asiste a
nuestros contrarios para decirlo q
boca LENA.
!. Aqni hace falta un hilo como
lei de Ariadne para que nos per
mita salir de ese intrincado labe-
.Irinto.
| Aqui no damos pie con bo,a.
4 Ya seguir asi, en- vez de reor-
ganizar las dispersas huestes de
auestros ejercitos, 10 que vamos
i 4 conseguir es su completa des-
|trucci6n para que Sc rian nuestros
Ienemigos, este es, los enemigos
del pals.
/ blonde estan nuestros ta.entos.
donde nuestras notabilidades para
que nos saquen de este berenge-
Inal?
Pero dice a su vez ell Directo-
rio:
-Ahi van las modernas Ia
olas; discutidlas, deliberad pa
ra llegar d IN buen aeuerdo; va
que la obra ha de ser coman d
todos, bueno es que. todos en- ella
echemos nuestra piedra.
| Y chilla EI Asimilista, hacienda
pinitos por detras del Areopago:
| ri Que discusiones nj que nino
Imuerto! Para discusiones esta-
mos ahora, para tafetanes la Mag
daIena, aquf donde eada hom-
Ibre es un criterio, un capricho,
IN maestro, un general!
| NADIA. lei que no olga ann
I las novisilnas Tablas, sea a,aate-
ma, muera de muertef
Pero ell pueblo d quien Sc
| dirigen ell Comite Central y FL
.4simitisfa no es tan d6cil nj
tan sulniso como el israelita a
| La voz de Noises cuando hablaba
desde ell Sinai fulminando rayos.
X nj por esas quiere decir
| iapa6ni
U unos abren tamafia boca,
otros murmuran, aquellos refun-
iIunafi........,.
Pero no faltan osados que gri-
tan:
mon polama1sf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23
C0LEGI0 DE SANTURCE.

Atentamente invitados, tuvimos
el guSto de asistir anteanoche d
la Academia de Fisica teorico
experimental que, a cargo de va
rios aventala alumnos del Co
legio de Santurce, Sc habia anun-
'iado con anterioridad.
La Academia Sc verified en- el
,spacioso y elegante saldn dc ac-
tos del Colegio, y f,e tan lucida
e interesante como presentiamoS.
Pero concretem0s.
La concurrencia era numerosi>i-
ma escogila. Entire ella destaca-
ban el Ex mo. Sr. Gobernador &c
neral, a .onpanado de su respectable
' listing lida sehora, ell General
q Cab ,, ell Conde de Santurce,
l'residente de nuestro Partid0,
ell senior lntendente de Hacienda,
v otras muchas personals de viso
entire las uales tiguraban algu-
nos periodistaS, dignos miembros
lei Cabildo Eclesiastico, jefes de
dependen las, catedraticos del ms
.ituto Provincial, oiputados, Y una
verdadera lnultitud de damas y
hermosas scnoritas de esta Capt.
tai y de Cangrejos. Ell salon, en-
fin, rebosaba; la high life de nues-
ira buena sociedad estaba en- ell
Colegio de los PIP. Jesuitas es:
plendidamente representada.
La Academia di6 principle a las
Z Y meIia de la noche y finaliz6
a las 81. Mas para que no Sc nos
divide algun detalle y no confun-
damos el orden seguido en- ella.
vamos a insertar !iteralmente el
programa de la function cientifico-
arti>tlca:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-23

Hay calma politica EN- todo el RENO.
Sc ha debatido en- Ell Senado Ia cues
ti6n de politica exterior, con motive
del debate del proyecto de presupues-
to del Ministerio de Negocios extran-
jeros, y no Sc pndo prescindir de ha-
blar de Ia triple alianza.
M. Mancini tenia que responder q
10 que lie decian: 81 vuestro acuerdo
con la Alemania y ell Austria no tiene
por punto de mira q la Francia, que no
amenaza d nuestro pals, habeis con-
certado con las potencias centrales IN
convenio necio. Ell Ministro sali6 del
apuro diciendo que la Italia no deberia
quedar aislada, como 10 estuvo EN- la
question de Tdnez, en- Ell momento en-
que la Europa ftiese llamada 4 resolver
las grandes cuestiones que podrian par
judicar d los intereses italianos. M.
Mancini habl6 de la question del Me-
diterraneo, este es, del interes que la
Italia tiene en- extender su comercio
por Las costas dc aquel mar. y confan-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
FROM GALVESTON.


GAlvgsroN, July m.-NcHrly all the
places that have heretofore kept open
ON Sunday followed the uul RUE yes
ierday Their was uo grand Jury III Sea
siou. DIR. :. NJ. Bird, rotor ~ Trinity
church, spoke tu his congregation yes
tcrlny morning on the subject
of the Sunday law. The dis
course was III its entirety an cuthusins-
tie nppen for the liberty ~ the musscS.
The speaker took strong ground Against
arbitrary Legislation which looks To the
curtuilmrut At the personal freedom NJ
the people Mt large AMI particularly NJ
tine working 81 is-cs. lie held that euch
legislation was contrary tu the spirit oi
the free institutions NJ our government.
lie rotcstcd strongly ngulns' what he
termed puutani m, contrasting 1t with
mflclty, aud cln.emg the two M the
prrA st enemies Of true, broad, cuhght
ru,l aud Intelligent christianity lie
held strongly tn the position that mo- SET
~ men. however intelligent they might
hr. had any night to deprive any
other clnag o. the community al ihrluuo-
ocut or harmless employment OF thtlr
daN uf rrat, Am he further reasoned thhl
intelligent men aud women were lull hN
veil nhlr tn mdEp for themselves what
were ltNtfthl tllh UNI ltA'NN l'''' "'', -
ruin,mrut m were the men who sought
to make Legislation restrictive Of their
urti us. Dr. Birds discourse wns heard
hy au unusually large audience, c"nstd .
cring the intensely wnrm we thor and
as might hroNpoctcd caused u scneauuu
4 number NJ gentlemen ~ hhcrnl views
haycrxprosscd their intention lorcqucst
the speaker to repeat his sermon nt the
Pavilion at time when he can be heard
iy a larger audience than that when
heard HIM yesterday.
The schooner Perry ~ taking onH nrg"
ut oats Tor Mobile. The intention Is Ia
b. establish regular trade between this city
and Mobile loading here with grain and
. Ir,urning with lumber
' ,ucr AN the talk aud stir over the
school trustees election, the vote was cN
.crnagly light. Tho day WAS devoid OF
uAg'GmcnL The result show ilhrl
ticket entirely -uurus-luL .Hy an'
bennett Hnu-tINyn were both vlrcic'
with Mch pine pru-Gwyn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
FROM TEMPLE
Released First Bale County Seat Dis
Cussion and Other Notes


TrMrLE, July 29-Abuer Hunt the
yuuugstrr who WAS arrested at tins plHcc
by tho United States authorities some
three weeks ago charged vi h rpbbiug
lin null at Miauo, has been released
from custody the charge not being
proven. Arucrs good luck IA getting
ont of trouble is still a premium.
Temples first bale cam. In late ON
Saturday evening aud brought nine and
"a half cents with he addition Of 80
premium The cotton WAS raised ON
Lnmpasas river, near Der ia.
Or ting pro and en- ON the comfy
seat question X kept mp at white heat
Z sBple'a orators have uchlcycd success
" ,rever heard. The Bolton men ar'
accp-, u ~ being too lengthy IA their ora
tons for hot weather.
Iruproy, meats generally are booming,
NIe.srg. Downs Bros, and Jonathan j..
Moore have commenced building on
their lot. on the CORNERS VI avenue u
aud Tenth street.
A new hu4-thc property OF the me-"
liycrymcu, Garrison E Hohlt -hh7 IT.
rived and competition IL the transfer
line Is quite active.
Part :, r. from Elm, Deer "Ed Roma
creeks report those secuons ~ "eiuR j"
yadod 10y German prospnctofs VINO are
huyIng all tine nd Offering Inc bult.
have taken Durango Falls county
uciRhbDrhood no "a manner 1t lr euil.
The weuthrr il extremely hp but NOT
particularly unhealthy \ good ram l.
desired.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31

1EHD IS IIyu}CLE uL''
LoNp,N, July 2G-lcrry then -, " my
left Dover at % O'Clock yr-tcr lpy M. ,,.H
on q floating tricycle., with t,c inic.
OF crossing the Eug isb enamel AMY
safely at Cllus nt o o'clocS yesterday
afternoon.
CAREY, ms ISrOUHEH. -Hpr DEAD.
Lo.pos, July 30 Intelligence hus
just been received here that james
oarN the iuiorucr ia thr phumx park
murder cases, was -h dead cstcrlay
on he steamship Mrltu,o. wn Ice -lln wa
between Cape Tow and Port Elizabeth.
Tie deed was committed boy u fellow
puss uR.r, O'DouucIi. O'DouueIl took
passage hero by the steamer kuzhuu-
Castle, which LEFT Dartmouth ON the 9th
Tor Cap Town, whore she Transferred
her passengers destined tp Port Llz4-
beth Natal aud other coast ports, 10 tine
steamer Mclrpsc. The report uf the
shooting uf Carey caused Inte I4p excite
mcut ma tlc West Eud OF Lund lu and
IN the house Of cumuuus.
LATER AuH,rS
LoEpOy, July D-La.er ulvIccs about
the killing OF Jumr, Carey show HAT re-
was shot while landing from the Mullruc
at Port Elizabeth. O'DouupI, his SLAYER.
h IN custody. The government htd taken
special ana Important measure, to pro-
tect Carey.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
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FROM ENI.HsEE
Opening of the Texas and ST Louis to
Rob Roy Looked Forward to.

Special Telegram tn the Examiner
IllLH. July 3O.-lt is officially nnnouc-
cl That the grand opening "i ihc IcNns
and ~ l.OliS railway wi take place at
Rob EOy. ut the Arhan.a- river bridge,
Arkansas. on saturday next, The fourth oi
August. II will he celebrated IN elNui
style rs three states. Ext 'Vcrn"r lluh-
hlrd of Texas, Willdcliycrtnc opcning ad-
rcs- by special invitdiou. Inc Governors
of Missouri, Arkunsa, and I"NlS mN"
been invited and n" expected to be- pr
-our and participate in thc"rlchrulou. II
i- am important event aud iuuugurau- the
nlcprn lcnrc ut the railways from icNa,
Bro their route tu the great cities ot ~.
Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago and Other
rus crn connections. An excursion tmu
viii hcun from both ends OF the line io
Rob Row ON that dHN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
FROM ALEXANDRA
Gross Outrage Upon a Negro.

7" 7 7" 7 T---
ALEXANDER, July 81 ri night
mob ~ fr m six 10 ten me went tn an
old ncgru's house and forcbly dra2g d
him out ubunt fifty yards aud b ut him
oyer the head with their pistols very So
yrely, causing him 70 scream Tor assist
aucc. They, not succeeding IN making
him hush, commenced shooting him, amt
be his six bullet holes in him. ! was
unable to learn whether he was shot
s.1 times or whether TIRES shots caused
tue holes. He iB in a W y bad condition.
Allen, the negro, has been a very good
negro, always sober aud industrious aud
never hal any hing TO say except to
those with whom he had
dealings. he was q good citizen ana
the citizens OF Alexander deLOunce the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
IRONI SNN StitA
Fatal Shooting ARRAY

SurrlM Telegram to the Examiner
SAN SAM, July 30 Ash Brown shot
and killed his hrother-iu-law, Andrew
Smart IN uu alteration this afternoon,
Six or seven shots were fired. Smari
died ia five minutes Brown He'd hut Il
posse are In pursuit. Owing To- the cN
citemcut it cannot be definitely stated
who fired the first shot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
I.mnM CNMANNmI.


Special Telegram POO tine Examiner.
CuMANcuE, July M.--Dcputy Cox and
Deputy Cunningham arrived tins after
noon + ON Walker county with j I'm amt
y. Bailey who murdered Boss Green
some five wears ago while he "as trying
tp arrest them eight miles from 'wu, on
the charge Of passing counterfeit money
-. Bailey acknowledged having killed
Green, but suys his brother war not q
party to the crime. At the time Of the
killing public scutlmcut WAS greatly
aroused, but now there is no danger of
any mulestatiOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-31
THE OLD WORLD.
EARTHQUAKE ON THE ISLAND
OF lSCHlA.
Four Thousand Persons Killed and
One Thousand Wounded Sick.
ening Scenes NeapOlitan
Hospitals Crowded,


\ HONr LOAD on uEAp INFANTS.
Lo>poN. July ~. The town OF Samc-
rioln, near Naples, Was almost destroyed .
by nm earthquake last night The .
nrighhpriug towns oi Foris AMI lAcccI'- .
emo were greatly damaged. Onc hun lrrd .
persons more or -hss SEVERELY injured. /
have arrived ut Naplc- hy steamers The .
number Il people killed Is not known.
lti, Impossible tn give the number ot
ot the dead at tt--uWicr,ula. In the lat /.
est account, tine umbrr is estimated M
1000. The Hotel licyiIu ~,uriln.lla sank .
into the earth amt buried many
inmates. Some at tl' inhab,unts of /.
the town escaped 60 saH NJ the
first shu 'k, amt made their way 10
Naples with the nrHs ul the calamity. .
The area ul the shock was the same a.
that two years ago, bat tl,' radius wider .
The shock WAS felt ut sea mi according +.
TO some accounts even nj Naples. \ gen.
tiCmau who was staying at tho Hotel
nrcciln Scntlnella, and who escaped with
his lite, relates that he only had time To-
secure some candles for use In Tie dmk-
ucss otthc ruins, before the collapse OF the
bulldings \ person Who lived rear the
ruined hnthiut establishment ,nys when
he escaped from amid the baildi - the
terrified people shouted in great terror,
LATER DETAILS.
NAPLES. July 80 Prot Painter,
direct IT ~ the meteorological ubscryH-
tory, ut Mount Nc.uviur, states that the
diHastcr ON the leluld Of l-rhm Sutui-
day M ht, wasuot duo To uu earthquake,
but !o the 4ubHdcucc ut gruuHu. The
sccn. ru,nccu.iuucd 10y the accident IL
hourtroudiuE Hosp tails ARE crowded
with wounded survivors, and dcad
huu-rs are fitted with the bodies Oi vac.
Tins The bodies NJ several Nrapuhtuu
ladies have been recovered from the
rmus, Five huu ere remain standing at
Glass; m rlulH Crir4 for hop can be-
heard coming from the runs. Sappcrs
ARE hard az wurl, uudruyuuug e. rcscuc
porson4 gull alive. Boats from tine
island, filled with dead hudirs,
nro arriving here constantly.
Many women and cuilu.cn wcrt among
the victims oi the Carthpunk u ut lsCNit
/ FutN Woo len hat have been hullt iur the
/ accommodate IN at tic survivors. The
municipal aulhoritir- at Maple, are send
/ ing rrlrl 10 the Island, and doing all In
/ their power 10 alleviate the -uilcyiug- ut
/ the ucup'c Must ct the r1rpsc- rycuy-
1 cred are 80 disyolurd That, even after
they have boon washed, the Iltutus are
wnrcooguil ,hlr All member oi tue
police force Al tn.sWulccolr were killc =
4 boat hr~ urNCd 40 \uplr- ruuUinng
/ thu bodies ui twenty -iuur Infants. \ trw
pur-ons were taken from the rains alive
lat night. Eight hunir,d morc troops
went tn the ,rCnu II tue disaster last
night
Ilr. ApNtcIs
Lo>noN. $50 p. m. a dispatch from
Napcs, iu.l received, avs It i. stated that
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Tonquin


LoSDoS, July 30 The Standards
cyrrespondent at Hong Kong SAYS that
the success OF the recent sortir OF the
French IN Tonquiu was due to tho fact
that half Of the garrison was secretly
conveyed IN junks, and took the enemy
in the rear by surprise. The Chinese
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.ICEtEp FORK

BHruFN. July 20 - The senate has is
sl,d an order Tor captains nj vessels nr-
irving from Amrtic, with picklcd pork ~
part at carg", 10 notify the custom house
lCct to dc So.
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH CuISA,
LosDoN, July 80. The Standards
correspondent a. Vienna learns that
China proposed to Trscuu, French min
lister, that negotiations he 'peued for "a
formal treHty, and that France readily
agreed b. the proposition.