davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

A;BosroN agricultural editor says that
the best way to preserve peaches Is to keep
a bull dog In the orchard.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

| Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual De-
bilty, cured by wells Health Renewer." ST.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

AZURE thing-The cloudless sky.-Bos
ton. Bulletin.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

Trough on Pain" Porous Plaster, Tor Back
lche. Pains in the Chest, rheumatism 25c-
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

WHAT is always in fashion? The letter
ssEO
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

"nough on Corns" 15c. Ask for it. Complete
cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08
A BAD SMASH-UP.

A Baltimore & Ohio Train, Thrown From
the Track by Broken Frog, Causes Sad
Havoc Among the Passengers-List of the
Vufn
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08

s-4 -: - Connecticut.
Hartford, Nov. 5.-Cleveland has a
plurality in Connecticut of about 900.
Cox. Waller fails of a majority by about
l,2eo. The election of State officers will
go to the Legislature, which is largely
Republican, and which will elect the
Hop. Henry B. Harrison, and also re-
elect United States Senator o. II. Piatt
Cleveland carries the State by about
1900 plurality. There is no election of
Governor, Waller, Democrat, failing of a
majority by about 1900 The Legis-
. lature is largely Republican, and will
elect Mr.. Harrison. This is definite and
q reliable, and the result will not be
changed. !. <1.sTskE. Is Z &1
!. .-a4s.-.. Illinois. @ -
Chicago, Nov. 5.-Returns come in
very slowly. Cook county, with IS
precincts outside Of the city missing.
: gives Cleveland 39,SSS; Blaine 46,7S2
Blaine's majority is 6,S64. With the
remaining districts his estimated ma
ioriiy win be $500. The Republican
loss is B. ,O14, as compared with 1880
!. For Governor, with SO country precincts
missing, Cook county gives Harrison,
Democrat. majority OF 1,SSS. Return
SO far give q net Republican maiority u
1886, o net Democratic gain Of l9. 03s
There are still IS counties to hear from,
Including Cook county. Harrison, Dem
socra;ic5 candidate for Governor, is ru .
: ping slightly ahead of Cleveland.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
0F InY7|1I !
Of lDlE EEellnles,


New York special 70 Chienao NsWaJ
Twenty columns Of Bradssvests spa0e =
occupied this week With ~ Isau1ls = :
most important invsstigtioa in4o - -
eral condition Of The leading llanulhstuE-
ing industries Of the United 0naes. Ths
inquiries eahrace twenty Two 0onese
MARYLAND, v1lI6uia, West Virgins, Kan.
tucky, Missonfi. and Al north thessoG
There had been = general Tedncetoo q
wages in industxiAl Ines SaxyinG ~ -
to IS per cent, and, in eOIne inSennee -
so per cent, taking IL yeas thfoa ~
some lines the fedacll0os axs r. Nv =
10 TO Is per cent Geined vefkees
in specialties are exsmRe 9 -.
tally exempt from this. Ihe soaneeA
forces at work range from - pr -
ct some points among iron vos&esg -
an average Of 20 pef cenk (aeninst 1oe0) -
ths as2tss EsPpG1eds n u ~ 60 s
operatives; is psf csnk. Woo11n 4 l&
per cont, booss and shoss; - III -
cent. among cotton woskers. IL yD4oDss
tions referred 10 do not include ~ n&1tnks
age Of clerical forces h mercuntllo kon1oo.
Among industrial wage -eafnsts ~ Se1IuD-
tions in wages have been great whefo thGlo
have been no industrial orGnni1alteas e1
weak ones. It must mot be overlooked t3lnt
considerable share Of fho nuMbR -.
ported now out Of work viii soon r. buny
again, stoppages Of mills and fAceoEiSe u
various lines being customary at this eeaeon.
The record BY States ID a. follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
A YEARS DISASTERS.
Record of the Notable Mishaps
Involving the Destruction
of Human Life.
A Ghastly Catalogue Of Accidents by
Flood and Field, on Land
and Water.
Ships, COlliding Trains, and
Exploding Mines the Chief
Causes Of Death.
e. JANUARY.

The long chapter Of the years disasters
involving the destruction OF human life
opened on the ed day of January. when
twenty-seven men were killed by railway
cidcnts during January which we have
Thought worth recording are as follows:
Thirty-two nuns aud pupils in tho Roman
Catholic Convent ut Bellcvile, ILL, burned to
death. Seven men Killed and twelve injured
BY an explosion OF iircdamp in the Ferfsy
Chinese lost by tho wreck Of the steamer
Huai Tucn. from Shanghai for Hong Kong.
Railway train caught FIRE from oil on the
track, near Bradford, Pa, and eight per-
sons fatally burned. Eleven lives lost in =
Gosir,t o. cwnam"a s. wales c,v y the % & eTsaa
bus, from Eoston for savannah, wrecked in
Vineyard Sound; one hundred lives lost. A
family Of eight persons burned to death in
Lenoir County, North Carolina. Bark
Emma and ten lives tost on the New
Jersey coast. Ten men killed by = coiliery
explosion In France. and ) dozen BY SINH
lar accident In England. Ten men drowned
by the upeetting Of raft at Carthaae, Tenn.
Loss OF three Gloucester nshing schooncrs.
with 1fty4ix men. Flfty-nine lives lost by
an explosion In q Colorado mine. The ship
simla, with twenty souls, lost in the English
Welsh coast-the loss OF life by the two dis
astcrs numbering thi lpix.
rEsi kar.
Thirty-n people drowned BY the break
ing OF the ice at thesis, Austria. Six chill
Forty natives killed IN weet Africa by an ex-
plosion Of gunpowder. A cyclone sweeps
over Georgia, Mississippi, and the CaroiinAs.
killing upward Of zoo people and destroying
vast amount Of property. Ten lives lost by
the foundcring OF the bark Ada Barton, on
IL Iphs lS6 ov1An nlcht
wounded by the fall OF q railroad train
through . bridge near Indianapolis, Ind.
Gasoline ex xpl0ei0n In 4 store In Alliance,
Ohio: eight persons killed. News from Co
runua, Spain, OF the sinking OF Spanish
vessel and tho loss OF nineteen men.
out on the Ice and drowned. The floods in
the Ohio River this month were the worst
ever known. At ncinnntf the water was
over seventy feet deep. Among the disas-
trous incidents was the fall of . large board
ing-house in Cincinnati killing fourteen Of
the inmates. Nineteen miners killed by q
fredamp explosion four miles from Union.
town, Pa. seventeen passengers killed by
the explosion OF the bOilcr OF the steamer
Kotsai, from Hong Kong for Macao.
y MARCH.
One hundred and fifty-four lives lost by an
explosion in coiliery at POcahOntae, Va.
Thirteen people buried BY snow avalanohe
in Utah. Fifteen people kiiled by similar
accident ia Colorado. Tho ship Bomtay
founders at sca, and the crew OF nineteen
perish I;
APRIL.
he town Of Oakville, Ind, aeserpysa By !
cyclone, and Aye rers0ns killp6. 8tcr1ns n
Alahama, GeofAia nnd renuaylv1hA eAuos
srsss sestsacsacl , 6 pro- prossssssx ss - ~ sos =.
2faar Csmn4 n ~ - aYuk0oson a.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
THE YEARS RECORD.
4 Brief Abstract and Chronicle
Of the Busy Worlds Do
ings for 1884.
A Retrospective Glance Into
: Every Quarter OF the Hab-
table Globe.
Review OF the Important Political -
Other Occurrences OF the
Year: Esf9E
1 g L. Ss& 49, +
CHRONOLOGY OF 1884.

TheSd, 4tb, and 5th days Of the first month
ot the year were not4d for the coldest
weather ever experienced In the Northwest.
Inc frigid wave extenaed itself over nearly
the entire North American Continent. The
more notapis evqR&a. ~ - nonth are -
51asalVS sneslI ~ sa ID Z ~ ss'sss sss
Soudan rebellion. Tho Spanish Ministry re-
signed, and new Cabinet was formed.
Henry b. Payne and e. X. Wilson elected
United States Senators from Ohio and Mary
.and. A statue of the late Gov. .. p. Nor
ton unveiled at indianapolis. James Mutt
acquitted of tho murder Of N. l.. Dukes, At
Uniontown, Pa. William B. Allison re elected
L. S. Senator from Iowa. Fred Douglass
married to white woman ut Washington.
Orrin A. Carpenter indicted for the murder
of Fora Burns, at Lincoln, Ill. Vignaux
defeats Schaefer for the billiard Champion
ship OF the world, nt Paris. The National
House of Representatives voted to abolish
the iron-clad oath. The Sherman resolution
of inquiry into the Danvile massacre and
Copiah murder passed by the SENATE 3
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
FEBRUARY.


The bill to restore Gen. FitzJohn Porter
to the army passed the National House. Mr..
Morrison introduces his new tariff bill in the
House. British Parliament meets. MIR.
Bradlaugh excluded from the House of Com
mons. The Egyptian forces in the Soudan
meet v ith serious reverses. horrible mas
sacre took place in Tonquin; one priest,
twenty-five catechists. and 2l5 Christians
were put to death, and l0s mission houses
were destroyed. The Texas Legislature met
in extra session. J. c. s. Blackburn elected
United States senator from Kentucky. Gen.
W. T. Sherman placed ON the retired Hist OF
the army. England dispatches re enforce
ments to Egypt. Bloody ARRAY between
rival factions OF gamblers at Hot Springs,
Ark. The mysterious murder OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, an aged and wealthy couple,
near Chicago. The Lasker sympathy reso-
lutions returned by Bismarck to the German
Minister at Washington. A negro family
murdered near Cincinnati, and their bodies
sold to medical college. The Mol herson
tank circulation bill passes the United States
Senate. The people OF Hot Springs, Ark,
Danish about thirty undesirable citizens.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
sEPTEMBER.

Destructive f1re In Cleveland, Ohio. Nine
persons killed In an accident on the Mex lean
Central Railroad. Distillery explosion, Pc
kin, ll.--several killed. A rapid rise In the
Eau Claire and Chippewa rivers, destroying
over $4,O0O,000 worth OF property. News
from China that the province Of Kiang-See
had been inundated, and seventy thousand
lives lost. Fifty-two lives lost by the sink
ing Of the British gunboat Wasp, on Tory
Island. Seven persons killed and much
property destroyed by q cyclone in Allegany
County, N. Y. Twenty lives lost by
fire in a sulphur mine In Sicily.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
MARCH.

4
The Egyptian rebels defeated BY Gen.
Graham's rear. The Supreme Court OF the
United states affirmed tho cOnstitutionality
OF the legal tender act of 1879. The British
Government presented = the United States,
for the use OF the Grccfy relief expedition.
the steamer Alert. Treaty Of peace between
Chilli and Peru ratified. The desperado,
Frank Kande, makes q murderous assault
upon the officers Of the Joliet Penitentiary.
A bust of the poet LOngfellow unveiled in
Westminster Abbey, London. New York en-
acts law prohibiting the making Of con-
tracts for the labor OF conyicts in the State
pi isons Iowa enacts u law prohibiting the
manufacture or sale OF liquors in the State.
man named Glasscock, in Fauquier County,
Va. murders his wife and three children,
and commits suicide. The Governor of Cali
fOrnia calls an extra session OF the state
Legislature. Excitement over the outbreak
among Kansas cattle herds OF malady
resembling the foot and mouth disease.
Frank Rande the noted desperado, commits
suicide in the Joliet Prison. Completion Of
the first railway limo connecting the Ameri-
can cities with the City of Mexico. Matthew
Arnold sails for England. Excitement in the
West growing out of gold discoveries in the
CPur d Alene regions. Ben Thompson and
King Fisher, two noted desperadOes. killed in
theater at San Antonio, Tex. Gov. Click
calls an extra session of the Kansas Legfs-
lature. The French defeat the Chinese in
Tonquin and capture Bac-N MIMI. Orrin A.
Carpenter acquitted ut Petersburg, ILL.,, for
the murder Of Fora Burns. David J. Brewer,
of Kansas, appointed Judge of the Eighth
Federal Circuit, to succeed Judge McCrary.
Sections of kentucky, Ohio and South Caro-
lima devastated by cyclones. Severe earth
quake shocks at San Francisco. Minister
Sargent ordered from Berlin to st. Peters
burg, but declines the latter mission
Bloody riots in the city of Cincinnati, in
which nearly fifty people are killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
MAY.

Congress votes an appropriation of 81 .0OO,-
900 for the New Orleans Exposition, places
Gen. Grant ON the retired list, and kills the
Morrison tariff bill An attempt In tine
British House Of Commons to censure the
Gladstone ministry for not taking measures
to rescue Gen. Gordon failed by a vote OF
275 to 303 Two thousand men, women, and
children, many OF them refugees from Khar-
toon, massacred BY Arabs in Shendy The fail.
ure OF the Grants produces great sensation in
Of Detroit, elected Bishop OF Nebraska. A
statue OF Martin Luther unveiled et WASH
ington. National congress OF wooFgrowers
at Chicago. The British House Of Commons
rejected tho bill for . tunnel under the
English Channel to France BY . vote OF 422
TO 81. The Metho list General Conference.
In session at Philadelphia, elected % bishops
Rev. w. X. Ninde, J. NJ. Walden, and w. r.
Mallahen. The Greeley relief expedition
sails on its errand OF mercy. The American
Forestry Congress met et Washington. Four
men attempted to rob q bank ut Medicine
Lodge, KAN, and when the oiiicialsa refused
to deliver up the funds, shot the Cashier
George Geppert, dead, and fatally wounded
the President, e. W. Payne; the robbers were
caught and lynched. James X. Kecne, one
OF the boldeet speculatOrs on the Now York
Stock Exchange, failed. Charley Ford, who,
with his brother, killed the bandit Jesse
James, committed suicide by shooting him
self through the heart. The National Green
back Convention met at Indianapolis on the
20th, ana nominated for President Gen. h
Butler, OF Massachusetts,; for Vice Presb
dent, A. n. West, OF Mississippi.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
APRIL.

The British cops Withdrawn from Egypt
The Ohio Legislature enacts liquor law pro-
vidng for graded saloon licenses. The
British Cabinet formally decided against
Jay Knox resigns the Comptrollcrship OF the
Treasury. The Queen Of Tahiti makes u
tour across the continent. Spanish troops in
Cuba attack band of forty-two insurgents
and kill thirty of them. Pope Leo issues an
encyclicai letter denouncing secret societies,
and attributing all the troubles of Italy to
Masonry. Severe earthquake shocks in
England Frank James, the bandit, acquit-
ted ny the United States jury at Huntsville,
Ala. The New York Assembly, by vote Of
80 TO SO, defeated Z constitutional amend
ment to prohibit the manufacture or sale OF
liquor. Forest f1res In the Catskill Mountain
region Of New York and the Blue Mountains
Of Pennsylvania wrought vast damage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31

Steamer City of Merida burned Ut Har
yana; no lives lost. Transfer steamer
Belmont sunk In q storm near Evans
vile, Ind; sixteen lives lost. Seven
teen mon suffocated in an underground
canal at Braye, France. Seven coliiers
burned to death in q mine at Shamokin, n.
Five people fatally poisoned at ShelbyviIle,
Ind, by eating biscuit In which arsenic had
been put by mistake. gale on the New
foundland coast causes considerable loss Of
life. Seven men killed by an explosion In a
coal-pit Mt Paisley. Scotland. Ten men be-
longing to Orton's Circus perish In Q burning
sleeping-car near Greeley, Col.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31
NOVEMBER.
DECKNfDER.

A vessel founders 10 the China een, and
sixty Chinese ind = watery grave. Tho
schooner Mary Joseph wrecked on 81. Johns.
N. r., and tho passengers and GROW, thirtoen
In number, drowned. Four schooners, With
al on board, lost on tho Newfoundland coast.
Six men killed by gas explosion IN mine
at shamokin, Ps. A conHaSration st Tren-
ton, Pa. causes the death Of six persons.
Five people lose their lives In similar way
e. n.nsx Newpor AZ nnrre0 An crpncn sc1 cs.m
children cremated. Thirty nsgro Oystermeu
drowned in the Rappahannock River. IN vir-
einia, during eale. eeyenty-Ave men killed
BY c0ll.ery explosion In South Hungary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31

Steamer Amsterdam, of Netherlands and
American Navigation Company's line,
wrecked on Sable Island In . foR;
three passengers lost Twenty four
miners killed by colliery ex-
plosion in British Columbia. Ten persona
drowned by the foundering of q schooner OF
Becks Beach, N. J. Twenty paaaengers
killed and forty seriously injured bysse rail
way accident near Manchester, England.
Five men killed by the explosion OF . loco
motive boiler 1T white Haven, Pa. Light
ming struck the farmhouse OF Nathan Miller,
near Maryville, Kan, killing his four daugh-
ters while aeleep
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-31

coln, 2. The nomination was
Stmous. An attack on French
" troops at Lang-eon. In vio-
sty, provoked . demand from
kavy war indemnity. The
: appearance IN France, many
= ct Toulon and Marseilles.
1erian Council was held at Bel
General lglesias resigned
- act Of the Legislature
~ TO keep a gambling house.
~ laid the foundation OF the
fliAmcnt buildings at Berlin.
wrote q lettcr tJune III for
. nomination for the Prcsi-
SAtpr s. G. Pomeroy. of Kan
for President Of the United
fkHacrican (Anti Secret societyl
1yrains in California damaged
- e5 per cent. Capt. Andrews,
-, completed his walk from
|11AO Massachusetts,, arriving In
Jextcondition. .g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-02
NAL INFORMADO.
Luis O'Neill.

El ASimiliSto no tendra ell don
de acertar en- materia politica;
pero 10 que es en- los asuntos
econ6micos y en- todos los de-
mas...... tampoco. FL errGre hu-
mamtt,n.. ..... parece que fOrma su
exclusive patrimonio.
No hace mucho al case, nj i'm
porta va gran cosa d nuestro In
teres la noticia; mas debemos
rectifear una appreciation equivo-
cada que hizo dicho periodico,
con referencia a la determination
tomada por la Maia Real Inglesa
de establecer Su estacion central
en- Barbada, abandonando a Saint
Thomas.
Con ese espiritu pesimista que
suele informar todos los juicios
de quien pretende acomodar el
ser de las cosas al particular cri-
terio de su conveniencia, j sacan-
do del suceso argumentos contra
nuestra pdblica Administration
sienta dicho colega, cual 81 fuese
enteramente exacto, que Ia causa
de aquella medida ha sidO Ell au'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-02

mento de derechos asignados a los
expresados vapores en- ell yecino
puerto, causa por La que tambien
dice que no ha pensado la Empire
sa en- nuestra isla para aquel fin,
y toda vez, ademas, que mucho
antes de ahora Sc lie habia dene-
gado esa pretensi6n. con no pc
queno dano para nuestra prospe-
ridad.
Segdn nuestros informes, las
noticias de EI ASimiLiSta, acerca
de este particular, no SON fidedig-
mas. Ell motive de esa retirada
obedece, no a los derechos 6scales
de uno u otrC puerto, sino a la
mejor subvenci6n que dichos va
pores reciben en- ell dltimo, y de
esta manera probable es que,
arn realizado ell deSideratatm de
EI ASimiIiSt0, esto es, hallandose
aquf aquella estaci6n central, hu-
biera sucedido 10 mismo.
No necesita nj debe tampoco
ell colega realzar demasiado la
prosperidad lie Barbada, rebaijan-
do enteramente la nuestra, pueS
aparte de que aquella terra, de
naturaleza calcarea, no es muy
inferior a la nuestra, tampoco al
CANA la production d una can't
dad como la que EI ASimihSta
Sc fgura, toda vez que no pasa de
so a $4,000 toneladas de azucar,
mientras que nuestra Isla, segdn
confession del peri6dico, llega has.
ia 10000 por este concepto. Y
luego que aquella pequena Anti
LA puede decirse que no produ-
ce otra cosa, mientras que aqui
tenemos otros muy valiosos fru-
tos, tales como el cafe, tabaco,
ETC., ETC., y gran ndmero de cabe-
zas de ganado que exportamos
tambien para aquella.
No vemos, pues, raz6n su6cien-
te para tanto ruido como preten
de meter EL AsimiliSta, siendO
asf que, segun parece, ell cOlega
esta NAL informado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-02

sa del Senor Sc vi6 siempre completa-
mente LENA, teniendose que quedar en-
Ia parte exterior de ella un nhmero
considerable de feles. !,
ssTodas las ceremonies que reza Ell
Ritnal, sin cxceptnar ninguna, nos d.
ce e. corresponsal, fueron llevadas a
cabo Dor ell senor Cara Ec6nomo de la
parroquia, Pbro. don Vicente Garcia,
auien no Sc di6 un momento de reposo
en- ell cumplimiento de sus deberes,
ofreciendo pruebas verdaderas de s1
amor a la Religion y de su solicitud
Dor que todos los cultos Sc reallzaran
iucidamente. A ellos prestaron su
cooperation la autoridad local, Ayunta-
miento. Voluntarios, fnerzas de Guar
dia Civil. Orden Phblico y demas We
cinos que asistierou d ellos, secundan-
do asf ell entusiasmo y buenos deseos
de nuestro Pastor.
La communion general del Jueves
Santo fue en- extreme solemne, asls-
tiendo q la Sagrada Mesa mas de dos
cientas personals; y ell MOn@m INTO, o6ra
debida al anterior Cura Pbro. Sr. n
ma, que tan distinguidos recuerdos deJd
entire nosotros, estaba tan luJosamente
adornado, que presentaba un aspectc
de vista imponente, siendo POGO todo
cuanto dij9ramos con respecto su ele-
gancia.
Por consiguiente, no cumpllrlamo,s os
con un deber de gratitud, 81 no tellclta'
ramos q nuestro Pastor senior Gar
cia por todo cuanto ha hecho en- los
dias Santos, y porque desde sq llegada
q esta poblaci6n ha motivado Ell que ca
da dia con mas ahinco Sc obtengan me-
iores frutos en- pro de la Religion dc
nuestros mayores.
81; continue nuestro apreciable Gu
ra Ec6nomo senior Garcia por la se1ds
que atrazada, y este seguro que es-
te pueblo lie admirara con orgullo, J
Sc hallara siempre dispuesto d prestarl'
su concurso en- todo cuanto redundal
pueda, en- benefcio de nuestra sacro'
santa Religion"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-02
De SABANA GRANDR.

Van en- otra parte unos merl-
torios acuerdos del Municipio de
Sabana Glande, motivados por
los incendios y conatos que de al
gun tempo a esta parte ocurren
en- aquel pueblo.
De los acuerdos en- question So
10 podemos decir, dejando que
ellos mismos hablen, que honran
en- extreme al Ayuntamiento de
Sabana Grande y con especiali-
dad q SUI celoso Presidente d.
Manuel Rodriguez Soto, a la fuer-
"a de Policia de aquel pueblo y a
su abnegado y culto vecindario'
Acerca de ellos Eamamos la
atenci6n del senor Gobernador y
la de todos nuestros lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-02
Q DE MAYO DE 1903. co

En- este dia, de, tristisima recor.
dacion para los corazones espa.
noles, Sc conmemora la gloriosa
epopeya al mismo tempo que la
tremenda hecatombe del 2 de
Mayo de 1903, por ser ell aflo que
ofrece mayores academies en- la
s9rie de. hechos contemporaries;
afio fecundo en- acontecimientos
de dolor y de heroismo, que sim
bolizan la lealtad mas acrisoiada
y que Ia Europa entera vic con
asombrc; afio en- que comenz6 el
Calgario de los que mas tarje
fueron sacrihcados en- ell Altar de
la Patria; aflo, en- fin, en- que Sc
abri6 un gran registro de desgra
eias para Ia noble, her6ica y SUI
frida Naci6n espanola.
Los pavorosos planes urdidos
por la mas negra per6dia del otrC
lado de los Princes contra el hi
ID Bemitiao pOr IN dign0 : iIustrsd'
knig0'