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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
GREATLY ENCnuRAGEn.
Not Too Late TO Ala In Good work Tor
leori worth.


Yesterday Mr., Dahlmau received on
couraRement from q great many solid and
substantial business men aud II may
be said that the securing oi
the refrigerator, Is assured, although
the transaction h not closed, and those
who desire W extend aid SYN have the
opportunity. A letter was received from
Mr.. Dobson yesterday, dated London,
October 81 in which he states that the
syndicate win soon have all Of the nmn
refrigerator ships completed Several
Hre now ready for work He stntuH
that the first ship win leave CardiG six
weeks from the date of his letter, which
win make IL about the 9Th OF December.
Mr. Dobson says he VIII he IN Fort
Worth before u great while and do.
sirrs II possible To double the contract
mixing II GOO tons OF dressed beef weekly
instead OF iornighly.
Mr. Barney Mnhler Of cleveland,
ONO, an old ffGud Of Mr.. Dahl.
man. was here yesterday cndeay-
uring 10 closo arrangements 10 take
all the offal Of The beef 10 utiliac in mau-
uiaeturlng various kinds % articles II
X learned from conversation with Mr..
MAILER that twenty-five men viii be en-,
ployed ia hls works TIT GAZETTE
wishes bin success in tlihi enterprise.
it's now MI hut a certainty that on
Monday by noon The refrigerator works
VIII PISS fiom The ownership OF Mr.
Sklnklc 20 MIR. Daliinan and by hh0 put
up as the collateral for the faithful pei
Torrance OF the great contract In
season and ont OF season has
Mr., Dahman hb0rcd to accomplish
this end, and he deserves the highest
need Of praise, lie appreciates
the assistance given hlm, but
eannot understand the Ilkewarm-
ness, not 10 say Indifference,
of some OF those ne has approached, He
Is earning heavy load, which can bc
lossencd II those who have not subscribed
win YET do 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

In copseouqncc Of the sudden craze for
embroidcries OF wooden peaas, ai,"n
bid fair to become one oil tle isAu' ,'',
colors, for this season at least, a a1,,S
the new garmtures arc VIDE hat sah S y,
with conventional patterns Wofkou -
small brown beads, or llorai ue' we we
wrought IN raised tgures, the eugts wv
across in the same manner Us w pessea
memories are made. Frlnges o. snA I0i ~
and 'rosary'i beads are also 70 pc hau l.i, ~
great Variety so also chenille run W.
eone-shaped wooden DANGERS: ~ shoir
there Is an immense variety " Iheae wv VIZ,
0rations, and, like most popular Ho ~
notions" there is the Likelihood - sns e
bead iancy developing into manls, M'i1 w
will, az Is always ibg case, renasi ~ =
Yor shor.llyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
rnot Point,


PuoT POINT TEN, Nov. : The little
uupleHsantness which has existed be-
tween the school board and the teachers
OF the institute and seminary has been
school term viii commence next Mon.
day. The question was whether the pub.
lie fund should be consolidated TO run n
free school or divided to permit the
agreed upon.
Hon, O. c. Bell, Denton county's rep
rcs~nAtiyc, was In the city to-day
shaking hand, with his many friends,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

Correspondence OF the Gazette,
EINo, TrN., Nov. G.--As the two sons
OF W. l.. Bateman were picking cotton
yesterday they got into u quarrel, and
Lamb, child OF eight years, stabbed his
brother Tomnlc to the heart, killing him
instantly. Tommlc was about fifteen
years old. Nothing is definitely known
OF the causes that led TO this terrible re-
salt, negro was picking cotton near
ihem and noticed them throwing cotton-
bOlls teach other. Un looking toward
them h. saw l.0uh strife his brother aud
saw Tummic Iall SAYING as he fell 'you
hive Killed me" 'lummle was dead by
the time the negro got TO him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Tie snnelInentlonI.i..

Special TO the Gazette
CoHSicANA, TEN, Nov. 7.--Strong ef.
forts ARE making here by The Sanetlncu-
tioniSts 10 regain the ioothold they had
here some three years ago street preach
Ing is being resortcd to, and every effort
being used 10 arouse the enthusiasm Of
the band and get new converts Their
present street preacher il scwInG-ma-
chine agent with Il good pair Of lungs, aud
draws crowds to henr him, royivAl is
in progress At the church, and some con
yerts are being made.
On "Wednesday VI next week the North
Texas Methodist annual conference VIII
convene IN this city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Jas. II. Martindaie,
Importing tailor, corner Fourth and
Houston


Fakes 4 Co have just received another
car-load of bedroom suits that were
bought specially low, and they are selling
them at prices that astonish the natives.
These, like other goods, are sold ON the
iustallmeut plan, and with each $50 goes
a ticket that entities the holder TO Il
chance IN the premium suit TO be gwen
away on the lSt of January DO you
want bedroom salt worth $4,000:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

PALESTINE, Tx, Nov 1.-THE effect Of
the rtrikpat Galveston IL seen II not lelt
here Ia long llae ~ fraight.cars stand-
ing on a sidetruelg waiting orders tomoye
on, The stfike is deplored by all who are
Interested Ia the veal OF the country md
Who haye "a friendly ieeling for Galveston.
our ncw court-hOnse Is being completed
at rapid rate AZ 70 stone aud brick
work. The stpne-sutiers, tbOpgh not on
Il strike, are idic to-day waiting for cur
u rough ashlers 10 work into the tomple
Of justice.
There are some lingering eases Of dem
que yet, but no new ones. Some persons
haze hnd three 20 fdnf relapses, bat ali
are In e fair way 10 recovery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Impressive sentiments,
Special To the Gazette,


JosHuA, Tax, Nov. 49, Mir. j. s.
De,dman of Fort Worth buried an infant
AZ Old Caddo cemetery to-day.
a. A. Mcmillan and l.. ID, Montgom.
cry, who have had u suit pending In the
Justices court for some time, met ON the
street this morning, and, after passing a
few brief, but impressive sentiments,
made Tor each other In dead earnest, and
only the tImoly interference OF G.. NJ.
Couch prevented a real sensational light.
They will, perhaps, have to appcar before
his honor, j. II, Bowman, at the next
term OF court,
Preaching tomorrow at the seminary
by Rev. Mr., Shackoliord OF Clebume,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

BMRp, TrX. Nov. 1.-~Capt w. G.
Powell, one OF our most prominent eat.
ucmcn, Informs us that cattle generally
out OF pastures viii enter The wintor IA
bad condition, and the owners thereof
VIII be liable to loss the coming winter,
while cattle in pastures, ny u general
thing, will 20 into the winter in good cor
dltlon. He thinks they viii reach spring
In poor condition, owing to the shorlncSs
OF grass, caused b. dry weather
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
STATE NEWS.
Dolngs and Happenings OF the Day
Occurrence for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Correspondents.
\ nlg Len.e ID ,.rrer count,.

NitNiol 70 ihc NAcNcs
wIcniTA FAILS, TIN. Nov. The
state land board at Austin has accepted
l.. r, Miller's bid FOR the lease of %, 600
acres OF land in Grees county, aud rs this
land contains the Nayasota mountains
and some fine water Il viii be immediate.
ly occupied as stock ranch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Cooper.

Correspondence of tho Gazette
CoorER, Tx, Nov. i,--County court
Is IN session this week.
CIV. Achor, sheriff, and Mr., W. T..
Wallace returned this evening with j, A.
Lakeland and j. H. Harris, brothers.in.
law, who were indicted IN this county
January, $40, and afterwards made thoir
escape, the former for burglary and the
latter for theft.
\ heavy rain fell here this evening,
which will greatly rctard contemplating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
ON THE STREET.
c emIne KatIe l,ntnam.

Coming Katie Putnam,
Taly-Ho, Tuesday night
The Bandit King and his magnificent
horses are coming Monday night
Wash Jackson (colared) ana MISE
Katie williams (colOred) were granted
license to marry yesterday
The win of Mrs. Mahan was probated
in the cognty court yesterday and several
guardiaas appointed.
Six new indictments we're 1leu ~ tnc
county cCart yesterday ior tn9l2
one for aggravated assault, anG three Ior
pistols.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
rrnllcd Inv nlood.Iuounds.
special 10 The Calcnc.

7NVtINI 10 VIIV NWtVIIVs
RusK, TN, Nov ~ I'D, Thompson
and John O'Brien, convictS from
Fort Worth, sealed the prison walls
this morning ut O'Clock, by means OF a
rope with u hook on the end of it. They
had been gone an hour before the alarm
was given, aud the hounds We're put ON
their track, Thompson was caught about
seven miles from Rusk, hut O'Brion was
still at large, with the dogs un his track,
at O'Clock this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
paIIaa raIIn ana raII...



DALLAS, Tx, NOV 1.-The sale Of the
Trunk railroad has not yet been effected.
Tho parties 10 the proposed sale have
met every day for week aud are rim
keeping az the meetings. II Il not known
what shape The nistter Is ia. Al that II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Luol,y nnldwln Golnv Homo.


special 10 The Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, Nov. Mr.. T.. i Bald.
win, the celebrated California racer,
passed through Baird, yesterday, with his
car Of celebrated horses, twenty-thrrc in
number. He was Just returning from the
Louisville races, where we learn he was
quite successful. lie has some very iinc
animals and Is now ON his way to Santa
Ana, the home OF the ihoroUghhreds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

Frank Brower,a fayorlte negro minstrel
of oldcn time, walked into the bar-room
OF the Metropolitan one morning, dusty
and unkcmpt from y long journey, and
asked for n glass OF brandy. The bar
keeper handed out the brandy, and then
suspicious uf Franks appearance, said;
"Iust pay for that before you drink IT,,
will your frank, who was as well-known
in New York rs any man about town,
looked MP astonishcd and stammcrcd;
W-w-what?" 'Just pay for that brandy
before you drink it, repeated the bar
tender. why" said Frank, lean
ing cOnndcntiaIly across the counter, els
it so im.m-mediately f-t-latal In It's Of
fect?"-f New York Citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
In pnrnncc NIlc.
spoolai to the Gazette.

SAN MARCOS, Tx, Nov. 7.--Sam
Laugston was before Justice Cook to-day
charged with the theft OF watch and
chain OF the value of S96 from +. j..
Crook, lie waived examination and was
put under $500 bond, IN default OF which
he now languishcs IN JAIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
Newspaper Circulation at the rails.

7I7NVIHI W wv NUNVVFNf
WicuirA FAILS, Tx, Nov. Thirty.
1--we GAzErrEs, with seldom any left
aud often not enough to supply the de-
maud; twcnty-one Dallas llcralds aud
twenty-onc Dallas News, with more OF
both left In a week than Of the GAzrrrn,
Is the way the papers are running here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
sIriArION WANrllO- rEMAI.r.


JETANrFp--A Woman to do the work OF a
wv sNiall family Inquire of Mrs, o. y,
Mown,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
SITUATION wANrru. NAM,

NrANrhn-,Nn cNpwiunerd younR MAJ,
w wishcs u position MS night clerk n hotel,
Address a., care Gazette
NJ ANlEn--A competent Young mnn WISHES
w aposuion 90 any Nina. Audross L., this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
vicksbure Races.

The races ut Nlcksburg, Miss, win
commence on Tuesday, Nov, 10, and con.
tinue until Saturday, the 18th inst. Three
races to be run each day; purses, $3.50
each entrance, free.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
WANT COLUMN.


JNIiE PEOPLES Intelligence ana Employ
i ment nnlce--tp eiNirs over pusionicn. room
n, telephone No lis. kailroads. hotela. farners.
mechanics contractors aud private families
furnished with reliable hrlp both male ana IL.
male, All ofdcrs promptly attended 10, Guynr
n Vunph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

INOR Nicely iutnlhhcd rooms. Applg
y TO aC2 East WuNthorturd street. J, N, ROD
bins.
EuR RINt--A niccly furnished, plasierud
y room, to gcnuepeni terms reasonable, ~
ply To ppg Taylor street
I,OH RENT tumisheu ifunt MON. G0a
j Pecan street
INpli ltkN1,- rirasaht rooms, llrni he'd and
II unturnt6hVd, southern exposure. gt 5i6
iloupt0n street, Inquire OF g. y. Known,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

WOOD, FISHER y FORD, Augg1eya 81
w law san Mare0s, Teams
bANin, hLALL 4 ROGERS, Ail5fueys aad
~ GOunselnrB at Law over TOn Worth Ma.
tionnl hank Main street. Fort Worth, tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08
lost

M ANrEn--A hrst class hnrh0r NJ Potter
w Cooks harbcrshop, Weatnrriod
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

nn vs., 81 ROCTH. homaouathlbl Oflce
~ and residence THIRD eifOpi, eorrcf Rusl,
1pp0bts the OPEN hon9e, OfleC hours . 20 N
d. IN, 2.Gl' 10 u, M, sundays - f0is 4 Va.
1nlenhpne. No 21l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-08

Jas. II. Martindalc,
tailor, corner Fourth ana
Houston.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
lVAYA UN SfMIL!

En- I'm peri6dico de la isla he
mos visto un sfmil que pued'
sonar d equivoco y equivoco d'
tres bemoles.
Sc habla de elecciones munici
pales, y encareciendo ell triunft
alcanzado en- cierta locaiidad POI
nuestros adversarios, Sc dice tex.
tualmente: "Tal pueblo es el Ga
braltar de los li5eralas' -.
Ell autor de esta ocurrencia
quiso sin duda expresar con aquel
simil que Ell pueblo en- question
es inexpugnable para nuestro par
lido, aludiendo quizas a 10 fuerte-
mente fortifcado que esta Gi.
braltar.
Pero cuidado, sin embargo.
Gibraltar es precisamente un
pefi6n que, por gran desgracia,
siendo parte integrante del sa-
grado territorio hispano, tiene en-
clavado en- 81 un extranjero pabe-
Hon que no cesa de recordarnos
la Goblez con que nos fue arreba.
tado aquel pedazo de nuestro sue
10.
Hay comparaciones desdicha.
das.
Por este los habitantes del pue-
bio faUorecido por ell simil, excla-
maran seguramente, repitiendo
un dicho vulgar:
"Muchas gracias por la COM
paracion."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
que el Baron de Staal 10 habia apro

y que ell Baron de Staal 10 habia apro
bado.
| Lomdres, i'd. ida existencia d
azdcar en los cnatro pnertos principa
les era ell 9 del corriente de 800, ,00t
toneladas contra 283,000 en- igual epo
ca del alo anterior,
Tn s&rio motfn tuvo lugar aver en- Ii
plaza de Trafalgar contra ell aament
de derechos sobre la cerveza y alcohol
| New York, Is de Mayo.-Telegra-
mas de Paris anuncian que ell noevc
Ministro de los Estados- Unidos en-
Francia, Mr.. Nc. Lane, fue recibido
aver por Mr.. Grevy, habiendo habido
un cambio recfproco de expresiones
amistosas.
La Camara de los Comunes ha vo-
tado ell dote propuesto de la priucesa
Beatriz. Daraute ell debate prometi6
Mr.. Gladstone que sometsria las futu.
ras cuesticnes sobre conce stones la
familia real al comite parlamentario-
Ell Standard, en- IN articulo sobre las
dificu,tades sngo-rusas, manifesto que
ell gabinete rnso no aprueba ell conve-
MO celebrado recientemente por los
sehores Earl Granville y ell Baron de
Staal. Por consecuencia Sc Ia vuelto
d la situaci6n de Febrero con aumento
de inconvenientes.
Tn telegrama del Sudan anuncia
que la Guardia y ell contingente de
Australia saieron de Suakin.
FL bill miitsr sobre cr6dito de once
mlones de Iibras esterlinas fue leido
por tercera vez en- la Camara de los
Comunes.
ID, id. de id.-Azhcar cristalizado
81 centavos libra. Regular q buen
refno A. 5 centavos libra. Mieles
de las islas inglesas con derechos pa
gados Is q "a centavos gallon. Cam !
bio sobre Londres 4-87.
Londres, id. de id.-Azdcar cristali-
zado de Demerara 1918 quintal. Mas
cabado IA chelines quintal. Blanco
lie la Habana nhmero IL d flote Is |
ahelines quintal. Ron de Demerara
m chelin cuatro peniques d | chelin
,inco peniques gallon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
Don Manuel Sudyez Haldes Jises
de "a mstdncia del Distr;t0 de
CatedraL de estQ Ciudud.:

Al pdblico hsgo saber: que en- los autos
ejecutivos promovidos por el Procurador don
Tomas Caballero como apoderado de Ia Socie-
dad An6nima de Credito Mercantil contra don
Vicente Franco en- cobro de pesos, he dispues-
to poner pdblica subasta por t6rmino de
veinte diss los bienes embargados 81 deudor
que consisten en- una casa situada en- el barrio
de Santurce, de MADEIRA, montada en- estsntes
y socos de hortegon, techo de fierro galvani-
zado, terrera, de nueve metros sesenta y cua-
tro centimetros de frente, once metros de
fondo. I'm martillo como segundo cuerpo de
Ia casa que mide oinco metros, ochenta ' Gin
co centimetros de largo cinco metros de an
cho por cuatro de alto, cuya casa ha sido Ia.
sads en- la cantidsd de mil trescientos pesos
por 10 que Sc pone en- venta, seIaiandcse para
Ell remate Ia Audiencia del dia doce de Junio
pr6ximo las doce en- este Juzgado (ralle de
San Justo nhmero A.; advirtiendose que no %
admitiran postutas que no cubran las dos ter
ceras parties de In tasaci6n.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, & diez
ocho de Mayo de mil ochocientos ocksnta '
einco.-MANUEL SUAREz VALDRz.-El Escri-
bano. JOSE MArIA SANJUAN. Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

volvamos a Barranquitas. En-
primer lugar diremos a E Cla.
NOR que de tres Colegios de que
consta aquel termino municipal
solo Sc constituyo uno. En- Ell, es
evidente, aparece con gran mayo
ria nuestro Partido.
JQue quiere ell colega3 Hay
desgracias que honran al que las
experimental. Pero mejor es nc
hablar de ciertas defecciones, de-
bidas a movies POGO elevadas
yenganza, que son desdoro de
quien los impulsa y apologize de-
que es objeto de ellos. De odio
SOS contubernios Ique puede re
sultar2
Esta en- un error ell colega con
vecino. Hay protestas contr'
la eleccion, y no solo contr'
Ia election, ST que tambien con
ira cierto acuerdo Illegal de aque
Ayuntamiento relacionado con !,
misma.
Por de pronto, la junta de es'
crutinio declare nula la elecci6n
Y vamos viviendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

81 no les declarase que en- 1879, des-
pa6s de haber recetado indtilmente y
Ihaber casi agotado un arsenal de medi-
Icamentos con uno de mis- enfsrmos, me
locurri6 Ia idea de emplear por pii nera
yez la Zarzaparrila de Bristol Con
esta preparation obtuve una cura tan
rapida como inesperada. Varios otros
casos analogos Sc presentaron despues
4 mi practica, conducido y animado
de este modo por varias observaci)nes
exccpcionales, he llegado a dar con
preferencia la Zarzsparrilla de Bristol,
simultaneada con las Pi,doras vege
tales azucaradas del mismo autor.
ST mi confianza no f,;eSe absolute y
81 no estuviese bien convencido de la
accion patentemente depurativa de su
Iarzaparrills, una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- una persona de esta
cindad, bastaria para disipar en mi
eualquiera duda que me quedase. Re
ciban Vds: ell tribute de mi couside-
raci5n y cnenten Vds. slempre que
tengo que sosteuer la justicia Y la
verdad. DIR, Jose de Ros- Leon, Me-
dico Higienista. A.
Quincalla y Ferreteria-En la
de Armas y Jimenez, Cruz, l3, Sc ven-
den, d precios sumamentc baratos, loza,
cristaleria, vidrios pianos, cordelerfa,
estaho, clavazdn de hero, bronco, co.
bre y zinc.
Trough on Rats. Muerte los
fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos necesitado toda La vida.
Pidase d los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
has, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
TelegramaS via S. Thomas

st. Kits, Mayo ll.-El captain y
tripuiaci6n del bergantin alemsn SIP
plcih arribaron aver aqui en- botes; ell
b0qUe ne fn6 d pique ell dia 7.
Nueva- York, i'd. l2.-Rephcando ell
conde Granville d una pregunts en- Ia
C&mara de los Lores, dyo que Kim
berly y 81 habian conference.-the con el
Baron de Staal, ell Embajador russo, y
habian llegado q un arreglo respecto q
la frontera del Afghaaistan, el cual era
satisfactorio para Inglaterra y Russia,
" habta sido aprobado por Ell conde
Dufferiu.
EI marques de Harrington dijo en-
la Camara de los Gomuues que el GO
bierno habia decidido abandonar Ia ex-
pedlci6n q khartoin.
Sc anancia que F'rancla sc ha ane-
xado d Donugarta, un gran terrltorio a
Sur del Mar Rolo.
Id. id. l3 -Hablando EN- la Camara
de los Lores, Ell conde Granville CORR,
gi6 so dltimo discurso relative Ia
eonferencia en- Ia embsjada rusa, d.
cieudo one an arreglo habia sido paestt
81 torme para u eceptacidn de- Rusi'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
"BOL ETIN MERCANTILE
Paris, l6 de Abril de 1889.
FRANCIA.

Ell Presidente de la Repd5lica habis
apurado todo su infnencia para resol.
yer la crisis ministerial Todas las
combinaciones iban fracasando sucesj.
vsmente porque no habia hombres po'
liticos que contasen con probabilida-
des de un verdadero apoyo parlamenta-
rio en- una Asamb!ea espirante des-
menuzada en- individualidades hetero-
geneas.
NJ. Jules Grevy acudi6 en- t'timo re.
curse al Presidente de la Asamblea
NJ. Brisson, pidiendole, como un servi.
clio patri6tico, que Sc encargase de Ia
formation del uuevo Ministerio. NJ
Brisson acept6 ell encargo, Y despn6s d,
veneer mucbas dificutades, logr5 for.
mar el nuevo Gabinete en- estos t6rmi-
nos:
PREsIDENCIA JUsTICIA.
NJ. Brisson, antique redactor de E
Sigl0, colaborador Ell la Re1iSta politi
ca, dirigida por NJ. Gambetta en- 1868
diputado en- 1871, autor de una Memo
ria sobre los bienes dc las corporacio
nes religiosas, y pOnente de la Comi-
sion one redact6 ell informe relative
los Decretos del Gobierno, de l6 dt
Mayo Y II de NoViembra de 1881.
Ultimamente Presidentede la Asam.
blea.
| NEGOCI0s EXTRANJEROS.
NJ. de Freycinet, 1ngeniero de Nj.
mas, colaborador de N. G G,mhetta Ell
los trabajos de la defensa narional da.
rante la guerra frauco-alemana autol
de IN sistema de cbras ptibicas pro,
yectadas por valor De 10 mil millone,
de frances, Ministro varias yeces )
que tuvo que dimitir con motive de Il
question del Egipto, Ell cuyas circuns
sancias no mostr6 la energis necesaris
para defender los intereses de la Fran
cia en- ell Vireinato.
INTERIOR.
NJ. Allan large, Magistrate, Minis
tro de Hacienda en- ell Gabinete Gam
BETA, y periodista de la oposici6n.
HACIENDA.
NJ. Clamsgeran, natural de Or
leans y naturalizado frances. Ha pro
nunciado algunos discursos relatives
materias de los presupuestos del Esta
| do, y present6 una Memoria relativa a
estado. fnsnciero de la Fraucia.
INSTRUCTION P6BLIcA oUAro.
| NJ Goblet, Abogado, Fiscal que fu
| del Tribunal de Amiens. Ha pronun
ciado IN discurso relative al escrutini
de hsta.
OBRAs PtBLlCAs.
NJ. Sidi-Carnot, miembro de Ia ca
mission de los presupuestos y Vice Pre-
sidente de la Asamblea.
AGBICrLTURA.
VI. Herve- Mangon, Iugeniero. Jiret
} tor del Conservatory de Artes y OF
clos.
COMRRCIO.
NJ. Pierre Legrand, Presidente d.
Unt5n repnbltcafa, ex-Ministro de G,
mercio en- el Miuisterio Duclerc.
CoBBEos Y TgLE9BAFo5.
0 M. Ssrrien, AIcalde de Bourbo
pueblo de su naturaleza, miembro {
la izquierda republican, dltimamel
D te Presidente de Ia Comisi6n de l.
a presapuestos.
GUERRA.
General e'ampenoa, ex-Miuistro
= la guerra n ell Gabinete Gambett
= ex-Ministl tambi6n en- el Gabine
Ferry, cuyo cargo dimiti6 con motir
de Ia question de Tonkiu.
Este General hizo las campafias {
: Ia China y en Italia, y fue heoho pl
sionero en- Metz desp es de Ia capitr
! laci6n en- la guerra franco-slemana
= MARINA.
$. lEl Alnifante Galiyer, Comenaad
De Ia oFdsn De ls Legion d. honor,