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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-27

popular; 81 lnSlSCo en- eleg1r para repre-
sentarle en- los pueblos q hombres inep-
tos 8 de reprochables antecedentes,
fuerza sera que esa Ley Municipal Sc
expresandose en- ella q
quien, cuando Y en- que forma puede y
debe exigirse la responsabilidad de la
elecci6n, asignandose al Gobierno clara
y terminate la que pueda correspon-
derle cuando tome por norma para ele-
CIR Alcaldes la arbitrariedad
Ash y solo asi Sc encontrar8n en- el
pals vecinos de verdadera representa-
ci6n que Sc presten sufrir las conse-
cuencias anexas al cargo de conceiales;
asf solo asi, dado ell criterio discre-
cional que en- las esferas gubernativas
impera, podran tener garantidos los
Munfcipios su admistraci6n y su tram
quilidad."
Cosa por ell estilo dijo no ha
mucho E Ciamor del Pals. Aho-
ra 10 repite su alter ego EI Bus
capiS.
Els encantador este sistema. El
por 81 solo recomienda la sagaci-
dad de la prensa reformista.
Todavia nos acordamos del
principle de la cruzada que el en-
fant terrible de la colectividad
reformista en- ell periodismo ha
promovido contra ell Sr. Mar
qu6s de la Vega Inclan.
va habia agotado el immense
repertoire de sus inconveniencias;
va no saba que decir, y de sdbito
la emprende contra la ley. Y ESQ
que acababa el mismo de decir:
Duva le.r, sed ler, no recordamos
en- que question.
Ali tenemos a Ell BuScapi6;
chilla un dia y otro y vocifcra, ora
en- la soporifera locubraci6n, ora
en- ell insulso chiste contra los
Alcaldes de la isla nombrados por
ell Gobernador General. Ponese
el mismo en- ridiculo con esa ma
chacona tarea que pudre d sus
lectores cansados del Kirie eJey-
SON cuotidiano. Pero este no
importa. We que su empeno eS
indtil y vanos sus esfuerzos; We
que ell nombramiento fuera de ter
ma es una atli5uci6n que de plano
concede la Ley al Gobernador,
fundada en- ell espiritu y doctrina
del preambulo, fundada en- 10 rec
to, en- 10 justo, en- 10 necesario;
We que gasta en- balde todas sus
precocidades satiricas y jeremia-
cas-, y entonces, como asiendose
de un supreme recurso, exclama:
; NADIA! Hay que modificar la
ley a gusto del consumidor. Nos
otros no queremos leyes que no
nos conyengan con predileccidn.
Queremos la ley del embudo, y
al pr6jimo contra una esquina.
iD6nde Sc ha visto ell irritante
suceso de que los cuerpos cole
gisladores Sc permitan hacer leye
que de manera tai nos fastldian y
nos cargan? Este no Sc puede
soportar, y hay que evitarlo prom
ia y efcazmente. 10 SemOS, 8
no Sen1OS
Cuando los que no nos cOnoz.
can vean este; cuandO observer
que hasta contra las leyes bravean
los peri6dicos reformismas de por
aca; cuando contemplen ese ref
namiento de intransigencia y de
soberbia 5qu6 pensaran? lque
diran?
Pues nj pensaran nj dirdn una
palabra; Sc contentaran con ha-
cerSe la senal de la cruz y reirse
estrepitosamente.
IY esta es la prensa que quiere
ser atendida, apreciada, preferida
a todos los demas por los Gobier-
nos?
Parece mentird,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-27
Pdrece mentird,
Per0 no 10 eS,

hay que decir con la zarzuela.
Y EI BuScapiS, que califica de
ineptos y reprochables a todos
'os AlcaIdes, 8 a su mayoria, Ipor
que, tan interesado como esta en-
la morahdad y orden de la Ad
ministraci6n; por que, decimos,
no presenta una lista de candida
tos que sean perfectos, incorpo-
reos & intangibles como los pa
triotas que nos retrataba ell otro
dia en- narcotica disquisici6n el
senior Skerrett?
lPor que tan liberalisimo cole
ga no hace csc servicio a la Pro-
vincia?
Pero no. A 10 sumo nos ofre-
ceria Ei BuScapi6 Alcaldes como
ell que acaba de cesar en- Penue-
las, 8 como ell de Hormigueros.
Buen provecho lie hagan al CO.
lega dominical.
Contra ellos no dijo nunca una
palabra EJ B,1Scapi6. Y sin en-
barge no los queremos.
Pero concluyamos.
Gobierno cspanol: ST deseas
congraciarte con la prenss refor-
mista de esta tn provincial, haz le-
yes, gobernadores y empleados
por ell molde que para ESQ tienen
esos incomparables caballeros.
De 10 contrario, no cuentes con
eilos.
Ell dilema es bien claro:
al vado 8 d la puente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-27


todos van de acuerdo, que no hay un
consejo heterogeneo como ell caido, en-
que cada ministro pensaba de diferente
modo, y 10 que es peor, de diferente
modo obraba. Inspir&ndose en- esa
manera de ser, que es no ser, escogen
las oposiciones d Pidal como blanco,
recordando sus antecedentes tradicio-
nalistas, y Sc empefan en- convencer-
nos de que Canovas ha retrogradado y
bora de su bandera la palabra liberal
para que sea ell partido cOnsercadOr d
secas, sin tener en- cuenta para NADIA
los antecedentes del jefe, que no Sc do
bla y es frme y consecuente; 10 que
hay es que Pidal ha avanzado para
encontrarse con 81, comprendiendo que
los tiempos son otros Y que Canovas
es acaso ell hnico hombre de Estado
que pueda GUAR la nave que Sc empe-
nan, torpes 8 NAL intencionados pilo-
tos, en- nevar por derroteros peligrosos,
donde Sc estrellaria contra las rocas.
Lo que hay de cierto es que la politica
ha tornado .un giro conveniente, y va
nadie conoce d mnchos hombres; Sa-
gasta sc We abaudonado de los suyos:
cuatro diputados de la mayoria sepa-
san al partido conservador, y mu-
chos Sc van q la izquierda; los dos
partidos dentro de la monarquia Sc
ran la izquierda y el conservador,
y turnaran, siempre que aquella no
altere So programa. Navarro y Ro
drfgo, con sus teyciOs, Sc dice que es
ei mas decidido d ingresar en- la izquier-
da. SQue pensara Sagasta de tanta
ingratitud?-EI partido moderado, CO.
nocido por hiSt6rico, Sc ha reunido Y
resuelto por mayoria ingresar en- ell con.
servador, 81 bien 50 jefe el SE. Moyane,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
DIEpnLE. soYLE COUNTY

Mr.. John + Lamb and Mia Ada L"-
F.,rill snd Mr. C. II. Atkins and Mics
Mamie Russell obtained license TO marry
on the 2lst inst.
A fine black two.year old Fl ly, by
barney Wilkes, arrived BY rail on WEDGES.
d.v nigh, from South West Georgia Sh"
!. the property Of Mr. Sam salter and will
b. trained by Huichps n PoRe.
-Mes.rs, Theodore Linrey snd iaT'Well
PER-, are fitting up the store room on
Third street, lately occupied by he Tribune,
and will in few dave open out Inns stock
of groceries and coniectionaries.
Misses Ida and Blanche Twldwell, Of
Jacksonville, have been visiting relatives
in thi, vicinity for several days past Mr.
snd Mrs. Tho. NJ. Green, Of Maysville,
-s,s r.0istered at Gilchsr's on WedneSdsy.
Hon. Jas. X. Burnhsm, Representative
from Madison county, Was at the same no.
,.l on Thur-day. Capt VIC. Crolier, the
ssni.l landlord Of the hotel at Burnside,
va. At the Clemens House on "wednesday.
Co! Joe. Weisegar, Of Lancaster, WAS at
the same hotel the same day. Rev. + b.
Hill Of the Broadway NJ + Church, and
h;s bride. nee Mi@ ZenA Parker, OF somsr-
act are spending few days at sardi', in
Eastern Kentucky,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
NJ HERE0R DEPARTMENT.
Managed BY Jno. 8 Fish.

Managed BY JHo. 3 Fish.
Mr. + l. Thompson now occupies his
new residence on Main street.
Rain has been falling almost without
cessing since Monday morning.
A new postoffcs has been established
at Mt Guthrie called Msre,burR, in honor
Of our jim Mr.. b, f. Sutton is the post
master.
--Mra c. Mullins, Of Livingston, was in
town this week. John w Reid, popular
notion drummer, from Louisville, was here
yesterday Gaines Adams and L T Wal.
We have peen no call for democratic
meeting in this county yet, suppose there
will he none, IA Mr.. J. s johnson has
failed, or refused, to recognize the members
of the committee elected lat yesr.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

r @. Evsns, on the 2sth inst, complet.
ed the delivery Of ll4,OOO pounds Of hemp
TO the house Of c. c. jacobs. Of Cincinnati.
The price received Was $3.50 per hundred.
On Thur>dAy ak prosecutions against
VI w Evans were called in the police
court Four were dismissed on motion Of
the town attorney and two were tried by j.
b McFerrsn special Judge, with indg-
ment for the defendant. Still smother case
aRaint Mr.. Evans Was continued until Sat
urdav, With an order Of arre-t for James W.
Guthrie. an absent stiffness These are some
Of the cases several times referred to, which
have been pending since last November, in
which = detective nsmed Webb. from Gin
cinnsti. W.s employed To "cstch" the drug
gi.i. selling liquor. In the same suRust
tribunal. four csses adorned the docket, in
which Geo. q Beddow was defendant. with
the .sms witness for the prosecution No !
Was tried before this report closed, with =
judgment Of Acquittsl.
A well.spps rrelled Young man ~ good
Addrsss, named II l.. Browning, came TO
Gilchsr'- On the ID inst, and registered a.
from New York lie circulated smong
horas dealers NJ the sgen' ~ = new fashion
81 hor-s brush and probably took orders
for the same Mspsra Gicher sav that he
left their hnuss on the night NJ the sh
without paving hill OF $40 80 Wake
field, Farris X Co., liverv stable men, re-
p,rt that he Infatuated himself into their
affections To the tune Of s. 80 for buggy
hire, promising to -end horse brnshes, which
never arrived, in liquidation e h- bill
O her rumors of a like character are sfoat
concerning the same individual smone
them one connecting him With an unpaid
hotel hill " $40 due the Capitol Hotel st
Frankfort II l. Was "a mighty sweet
man" snd claims to have been student, il
not gradus'e of Yale.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

lace went to Point Burnside, Wednesday,
TO engage in the lumber business. John
NJ Williams and John II. Williams went
To London on a visit this week. S. w
Paris has returned from Cincinnati.
Bill posters for :. II. Barrett Il Goa
show have again made their appearance in
our nidst. More advertising il being done
by this show than by any that has ever
been here Two wagons started out from
this place this morning with bills to be
distributed throughout the county.
The last rail on the X. c. extension
has been put down. About one hundred
are 1T work hallsstinR the track
II il reported that a passenger train will
be put on this road between the lat snd
18th Of May. Mr. George Sambrooks has
been lsvelinR of the ground At Living.
ston for side trscka and round houses A
new set Of larger ties will be laid down
from the sinks Of Roundstone TO Livingston
and two tracks will be laid on theae tier,
a. the Rusge Of the two roads il different.
La mbert Thompson, Who stole lot Of
from Hart Il Co., shout three
months, Sgo was brought tn this place by
Mr. Sanders. coroner Of TAYLOR county, snd
plsced in jail. It will he remembered thst
after Lambert hsd stolen the goods end
wss abIut to be caught, he placed them in
q c. fee sack and made bia son Joe carry
them off Joe was arrested with the goods
in hi- possession, bad an examining trisl
and was held over on the charge Of receiv-
ing stolen property. Both fsther and son
are now in Jail and will no doubt be sent to
the penitentiaIy a. the proof is verV strong
sRsinst them. Joe Thompson says 10 il
willing and wants TO 20 TO Frankfort for
one or two years aud that his father ought
never TO ksye been turned loose when he
Uaa there a wear $40.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The national prohibition convention
will he held at Pittsburg May q.
The New Orleans Cotton Exposition
will receive an appropriation Of 81 600 900
from the government ~ loan.
1t il estimated that during the present
century 10000, 900 copie. Of the Bbe
have been printed in 226 different langua-
ge..
The House has pas-ed the ssnate'' bill
r,ouiiing County Attorneys to ss'i-t he
commonwealth in all prosecutions in the
Circuit Court, for which they are to receive
Is per cent IT all the fine. End forfeitur's.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

BLAINE has = clear msiority Of Ohio dis
trict delegations and Of the entire State deli
egation, even II he should lose the dele
ga,ss for the State at large. Arthur was
not known and Sherman only far enough
10 emphasize his weakness.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

RS. WnLIANs, the Covington oorr"'-
pondent Of the Ne,ss Journal, stabbed TEL
low named Reed, who attacked him for
publication that appeared in that paper,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

Americans homewOrd bound on Liverpool
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Taken Sick I'm the street

Professor Crabb, former. : oi ,lsr
bh' at present Priuclpa. gi th- q
School At , lion, was taken yrri i
III" street last evening
lie came up from Nj. % yssaI
morning 10 spend lev day. wn |
wife, " ho fcr the past 80 weeks
been on a visit 10 L,y IAirLt,, i
evening he concluded toiAAr wall
town, ard whep be reached EltlIir
Poplar streets on hi, rrtu'G, Ts sa
with a sudden numbnrss d bI, IlI
accompanied with di7z,hrs', sd |
20 tA. ground. He msnaGoi 70 4
himself to a stand alongside u gaI
riiy's grocery store Oh 'u' VA
where he wfs found by TREND
DR.. k-ables was lmmrt A'r!
for, but as he "A. oll
time elapsed before BE- Was found
the Professor was chilled through
doctor assisted 10 take Aaa n TX
teuc4 OF Charles Stout, h'' fN
law, No. sUS kirkwool ,tr'r', ~
scribed the proper relHrd'r' aud Z
As his opinion that It "as ~ 1'aa
severe nervous prOsuaHoB
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
THIRD EDITION,
COaxress Yesterday /.

In the United States Senate, Thur
day, bill was passed which provides
that "Any person who with intent Il
defraud shall falsely personaie Govern
ment officers or employees, or receive
any valuable consideration or document
BY reason Of such persoaation, shall be
deemed guilty Of felony, and ON cenvio.
ton shall be fined not 10 exceed $1,000,
or imprisonment not TO exceed three
years, or both, In the discretion OF the
Court" The bill is urged by the Com
missioner If Pensions Mr.. Sherman
introduced joint resolution, for which
he asked and obtained immediate con
sideraiion, appropr,ating $1,000 for the
contingent fund of the Senate.
The in mediate passage OF this mes'
sure was necessary, Mr.. sherman said
TO enable the Committee ON Privileges
and Elections to carry on their investi.
gatious. The joint resolution was read
three times and passed just before
adjourning, a message was recGved
from the President transmitting . COM
munication from the Secretary of State
apprising Congress and the country OF
generous contribution made by her Brit.
anic Majesty s'Goyernnent toward the
efforts for the relief Of Lieutenant
Greely's exploring party by prest ntlns
10 the United States the Arctic steam
ship Alert
In the House the Agricultural Appro-
priation bill WAS reported, ordered
printed and rt-committ@', The Mill
tary Academy Appropriation bill was
considered, and. after much discussion
in Committee Of the Whole, reported TO
the House and passed Ii is the rrsi
regular srpria,ion bill passed by the
House.
The Speaker presented message
from the President announcing the gun
by the British Government Of the
steamship Alert for the Greely relief
expedition. MIR. Randall asked uuanl-
NOUS consent" that the communication
be spread upon the journal Of the
House as mark Of the sentiment Of the
House
He further asked that the commUni
cation be referred 10 the Committee gu
Foreign Affairs, with the ohlect othav.
ing n more formal and appropriate Ne
cognition OF the act OF the British
Government Applause. Mr.. F.uerty,
Of Illinois, objected, wneIeupon Mr..
Randall put his requests in the form Of
motion, and it was agreed to-Messrs,
Finerty and Robinson, Of New York,
alone voting in the negative. Can We
not have ships Of our own, without
begging =" asked Mr.. Robinson Of the
Speaker, The Chair cauno, answer
that question, replied the Chair. Thel
House then adjourned until Saturday
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
The Late Nine Horror.

CNIoNrpwN, Pa, February III
The cofiIs Of the nineteen victims ot
yesterday ; disaster arrived fuOm Pitts.
burg this morning, and all will be bar.
led frpm niouinwu tomorrow. Two
thirds Of the victims are Catholics, and
II has not get heeu decided whether
union services will he he'd or whether
each family will bury lis osu dead
The Conuel.svillc Coke aui Iron Com.
pany, owners NJ the mine, pay all tune-
ra. expenses, No one here censures the
company. ss the opinion is genera that
the explosion cSuuor be charged 10 lis
neslecf, the SHAFT being a mode. one.
The most approved appliances Arr used
Tor safety, aud greater precautions are
taken than are required by Jaw.
The families ~ he dead miners ayr
NOT now destitute, INT the sudden with
drawal ot 'heir suppori caused hy the.
taking ot ol husbands. 4. .ltrs and
oro;hers -. We seriously frli III the
near future, Many had iteir lives II.
surrN!. baiy .ast week all insurance
agent Was as,ouE the miuev>, and a
large uum oe- awaited themselves Of rhe
oppNrIun;fy 10 insure, among Them
he!ns severa, who were killed.
The inspectors say that the ucyg @Ur
the explosion occurred the mime mU>'
have hr-eu one gaze VI ,urii rlr.r. Ind
fha. those W ho were Rot burned 10 ,.-l;..
We're sutfo<Atet frum the drad.y at.rg.
damp 'hs; followed The i!>Avy-A..usv
Of the hsme, They account T.: :hs
!arSs amount u: gas pgt>eu; ru The 'Le-
CRY 'hSi The Glssrrs s'Fack S>>Gr~ n
which .arsr amount q sas haG so: ..
ml.assNt The Ea> NNptI " Era0i -.
Gaping '0om the crrv.ce>,
Some Interesting -,.>i,uury vi, prgh-
ably * offered before gAs m9pes, ~
Sa,ucdS!. John DaEAu. whose r7o,h-
erin Jaw was k!..1i, VA, he-v -
day cNnsElilns attorneys with view
II having witnesses sGwmout>! 10 tes-
uly that The mine was II An unsafe G,1I-
dition. Both sides ". x ta.y reprr-
;; uis<i.
The remains " The ol,n-eli man Buck.
nsr were taken IL his houe in Wash
ias;or cl:y To-day, Accompanies. by
his wife AM! children.
Eight a 'h@ Gtsi mer We're !r>Ure>! III
The Travellers Accident Company u
suus rsrElrg tC,m s-..l ~ Sc. t.o.
The. were Murray. Waters, No
Ctaiy. RsAe:, EspS,, keur,>iy. RaAus
All SGckrs-.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
MIXING fIREaEN.
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Some Day.

That long looked for epoch tha
b,issful leisure time, when shadow,
purpose shall resolve into accomplishe,
certainty, what An intinity Of worl
stands awaiting that undehned way
fear me twill never be sufficient,
prolonged TO crowd into its little spac,
those many remnants Of dewy morns
and sunny noontides, and starry ewes
already set apart TO make up that long
deferred period
Yet how lightly and uuthinkingly i.
that word spoken. and with what peril
Gus procrasliration We Use IL, LITTLE
deemlng that for us that day may never
dawn
An Eastern aphoIism says: -Four
things come not baCk-the spoken word,
the sped arrow, the past life, and the
neglected opportunity :"
rwouid be well to remember this
when adding to that mountain Of tie
unachievei, a, iir-t, merely a few peb
bles cast aside from our path, but az.
cuDulatei by time into mighty rock
What a saideu.,i memory that word
~ometCnr, reca.ls-a compAnionship
which the grave has closed
vi. conc again some day :" mad
beru your farewell promise
Alas not npon earth may tina, meet
ing b- Perchauc-, even, your friends
as, letter lies Uuanswerei-put aside
for the Inevitable some day that never
came
How impoten: you7 regret, that the
nov pu.se.ess heart has never throbbed
with the sweet T easGrc Il vas in your
powe! to be.:os
Il: u. take another view Of these
some days tor they have many phases
and rarely i IhriV r-trospeCtiou SO
rnouIu:u..y though OFT times, ike the
i..u.iyr lgu,. faiu., leading us astray.
yt; - !4!Lbow-'Iatei are they that
while pursuing the bright phantom, our
iG.., 'ame earth Is all forgot. Some
,isy may bTlrg wealth, and honor, and
E-uowU, aud the prize - long and wea-
MY s-ryeu for al ,engIh b- won.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Ftretnen on 10 Treutan.

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