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Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

A fAir.sized audience assembled In
the Second Baptist Church last evening
to hear lecture on temperance by Mrs.
Fessenden OF Boston, Mass. She re-.
ferred to the origin OF the W. o. 7. U.
and the good 1t has already succeeded
in accompl shing. 1t now numbers
SEQ 600 active workers, and although
numbers who have been partly re-
formed often fall by the way, those
vito have and sre being reclaimed from
drunkenness and lives OF intamy are
many, and have . tendency TO tpur
thohe engaged in the good work - re
newed Itforts TO reclaim the fallen oneS.
High license would never stop the taie
OF intoxicating liquors; It, would oslJ
restrict but not prohibit, and she Wa'
in favor Of law that prohibited III
sale. The lecture was highly interest
ing as well ~ entertaining.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
Messing OF the 2, R.n oo

PIrTsBURG, Pa, June 9Th. an
meeting OF the Pennsylvania Com1
was held here yesterday. The CONN
operates 1901 miles OF lines west Of n
burg. The following directors
81 cited; George B Roberts, Henry
Houston, Weston Morris, EdmI
Smith, Henry d, WELSH N. DuubaI
John Z. Wetherel /, John P. Green
William Ii. Barnes, OF Phi adelphiaI
n. Mccullough, wi liam shaw, md
ID. Meisler and James McCrea, of A
burg. The annual repJr, submit
showed a profit Tor this year Of a
1904, against defci ncy oil t2OO n
the previous year. Taking the .v.,l
q whole the Increase In the tr'gl
been large, 1851 046 NOR, ,on.
carried than in 1886, whr,e the in
In the number oil passe, ,rer. was M
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

The Board of Water Commissioners
met In regular session last evening,
President PUItar In the chair. The
weekly payroll of t4O3 20 WAS approx,
ed and ordered paid. The bslAnoe 10
bank was rep0T e at SOL, 775 98, divld-
ed as follows; Current expenses, $40,
6os As, bonds and Interest, S25,6s7 co.
special, So 607 sc,
B.ds for iurniohia9 q water-power
pulp we're received and the oGutIa 3
awarded to Robert Wetherill & Dom
psny C. tl5,4S5 T6s other bids were
G. P Morris & Co S23, 1870; The Pusey
4 Jones Company, $24 300; Robert
WeIferill & Company, WosthinStoi
pump, SIT S66.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
FIFTH EDlrlON,
The johnson Uasa-

MEDIA, Pc, June 5.-Dlstr,c, At.
ney John B. Hannum, at the s.I,.1 A'.or
0 m, Me' sr !, h, Beasley aud cu~
MINIS, samuel Johnson's counsel C can
before Judge Futhey 10 dav wiz Gam
dietment charging AlexaI der P, nu "
WIN perjury in testlfylng falsely AT t'I NJ
s Sha 81 sohnson for the murder Of f. I'M M
II before the Ora ID Jury. The nail II,
was vigorously opposed BY ex.b.,,;
Attorney Baker, who made an a.r
gument In the case and, in auswar
EEooinson, said he was there to defend \
commemorative witness. jude Fnth
however, permitted the indlctmsnt w
before the Grand Jary, aud ia doiSo
explained to them the law in regard
perjury aud what constituted fine o,Ta,
In law. The evidence to sustain tSa
uictment was presented BY District
torn Hannum beio,e the iurv in M
chamber, aad then they went home
Will vote on the bill In the morning
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
The Bf!dgvs.tsr TRAMP,

MEDIA, Pa une s The Brldoa
camp OF traU.ps, on the Chester
Railroad, bias been broken nm Al
day three of the gang were sent to \
John Smi h and John McCira.l
broke open cars al Upland and
cloth thereirom, were sent for two
to the county Jail Ona OF the mtnl
TO be given twoiyeArs and six mont
the Eastern Pen!tentiarg, but hls h
was refused. Charles Dyson, anc.i
the gang, got Ave months for card
revolver. Patrick McAleer snd|
Smith were acquitted OF breakiua
Knowl on Station, the evidence q
ing sufficient 10 convict them, n
their companions also swCre thai
were in the camp all hight the n
the robbery.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

5HILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Ia sold by US on q guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan.
forth, cor. And and Market 6ts.
BHuoH's vIrALIzER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appe.
lite, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by n. B. Danforth, cor.
and and Market 6ts,
WILL YOU sUFEER with Dyspepsis
aud Liver Complaint Shiloh's Wits
lizor Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth. nor and Hpd Market ats.
sLKaPLKss NIGHTS, made miseFAbl,
by that terrible coug5. 6hiloh's Our
IL the remedy for you. N. B. Dan
forth, oornsr Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
THIRD EDITION.


m. Street and Sewer Department
mat lsst evening In regular weekly
session. 49, a.. po.ra os
DIV, W.rdeus 70 City Council asking
tor seOO to defrAy the expenses Oh tns
hoard whioh had been referred TO the
dsraftnent was returned 10 Oouncil
C,a,S ~ tbe Market 6melts presented
S'ts monthly report showing collections
Snr,ns NAV amounting to t466.3O The
c,tr trsasurer reported the balance IN
S.rt IN the credit Of the department as
SSS 71s as. The chief engineer report
b.v,ng collected fees for building
iinss and opening streets and sewers
Amounting TO $2,07478.
Resolutions were adopted hxiug the
g.~de N Ali streets between Market ana
Sonrce atreets and Twenty third street
and tbe oity lines. The CHIEF engineer
-Ss tnstructed 10 drive ttAkes and esti-
&c tbe amoupt Of grading and hlllnS
rsonlred 10 open DUPONT street between
nsta aArs avenue and Eighth ttreet;
tha amount OF e1rbing required Cd
Waat strest between Delaware ana
Psnnsrlyapia Ayenuet; the grading to
he dnno on rtnth street between Du,
Pont and Clayton, and me amount ~
curbing and gutter required ior tns
same street
Goal and Lumber Company were aver
permission TO place WOODEN tsnk ~
stead OF . gutter on Church street Iro On.
their gate on Eleventh etreet 70 w
Brandywine. As q part OF the PEG .
Walnut street Was occupied py IN
Diamond Match Company before IN
street came into possession OF the Doaf9
the secretary was instructed 70 nosl.
the company that the board wonlo III
sure 1t against any loss to its puiiolng
caused by opening the street rs
should be. 1t was ordered tpet IN
lamp on Sixteenth street near Mainu
be moved to Sixteenth AND Wainu
streets, and that IN oil lamp % place
At the corner Of Ninth and Locus
strests, instead Of q Ras lamp ~ pr
yiously ordered. The secretary was u
struc,ed to notify property owners
the vicinity Of Front and JAcksc
streets to have their pavemenn Z
paired.
ceiyed as follows; Hugh Patton, ~
cents Der cubic yard; John Dolan,
cents; William Dou2herty, FAX cent
The oontrac, for the amount OF gradir
required, about 1900 yards, VI
awarded to william Doughssag, q
lowest bidder. The City Solicitor "
reoue sted to draw up q contract. 7
chief engineer was Instructed TO ma
the flllng required on Anchorage stre
between Cedar and Bteoh, and Oh Ced
between Maryland avenue and Broom
The directors then adjourned to meet
Thursday even ng.
During the session the folloWi
orders were passed: Weekly pay re
S142 80; Daniel DsugherIy, tl26; Hu
Patton, $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

NEW YORK, June Ca Gre broke
out this morning in TammAny Hall,
and 1t has assumed startling proper
tions. 1t looks as II 1t would retult In
q terrific conh.grstion. The flames are
spTesdiug rapidly, aud 1t Is feared That
they will communicate with the I'D.
Joining property. The Acadtmy OF
Music is on one side aud Tony Pastors
Theatre on the other. Both places are
In great danger.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

At the session Of the City Court this
mornisg, Judge Oummins presiding,
Jerry Churnside, for being drunk, was
required 70 pay % and costs.
William Mitchell WAS arrested By
Special Ofioer Vandegrift, ut the P.
W. q b. railroad station, last evenin z.
He was given . hearing this morning
on the charge Of being drank and dis
orderly. He vas required to pay IS
and costs.
George Lloyd and Gsorge Ferris, the
former . man and the latter quite q
mere lad, we're charged by Solomon
Grossum with asaAultlng him with In.
tent to commit murder. on Saturday
night last. 1t appeared from the evt-
depce that q large crowd had Assem-
bled ct Front and Maryland avenue I,
witness bonfire, given In honor OF tn,
election. While standing there tn
plaintiff was set upon and struck. A
the evidence did not prove the charg
the cases were dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
The Illinois Elections

CHICAGO, June 5.-Elections were held
Throughout Illinois yesterday for judges
Of the Supreme Court. Tbs returns,
which are nearly all in, show that the
Republican candidates, David j. Baker,
Jacob W. Wilkin. Joseph NJ. Bailey and
Benjamin d. MagrUder. we're elected In
the First, Third, Sixth and Seventh dis
tricts, and John II. Sconeld, Democrat
, the present incumbent, in the Second dis
trict. This makes the Supreme Bench OF
Illinois Republican for the first time In
Its history
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Juul
Since the prosecutions under "
munds law began several years n
Utah Penitentiary has gradually
filling up with Mormous The I'D
ture became so crowded that ID. \
o. the United States Courts had I'd
pone the trial Of many cAa 4
polygamiss. Congress at is last
appropriated 10000 for a new 1
and on Monday the building was
pleted and turned over to the
ment. 1t has 100 cells, but Is ,aii
too small to accommodate the 8,
trade. A TIL Is low before Y
ssking for an appropriation o. !
for again enlarging the institution
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Over ten building .n ,OJ Of cn|
Company wero ei,P S,s reprs,e|
By Mr.. TAtuhll and o nIs Is
OF these lots that naE0 viii ed
some and suests ,ns!r purchs
early day. lh'rS'
CressOD. -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

ST. JOHNS, N. s., June 5.-Thls|
ing Captain Digglns, Of the AZ
banking schooner A. II. Knight,
was seized here for Vi lat!ol OF
act, charged with buying md|
than was required and selling !
French, ordered the lines to be lsl
preparations were made to have
take the yesse out OF the haroOri
policemen trisl to arrest the cT9
The American Consul. Mr. Aoll
vlsed the captain to submit, talI
fused to do So and ran up the
flag. A strong force of police
rived and arrested the captain an
who were brought teiore Judge
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
Ee-EIeetsd'

The raesday olq5 5l me- "a
r,a Tn SharoS last Giis:i Sd1 H. ~
R Benson, Jr i;;,Ip, ,S,,SPy le, ~
i asni as9iy :. r ao1 1'is ~ 5i 3
i isss-s 81 John Cat { tSoIl I
tns oPsrs House ',,.o ~, !. tssir
e 81 ! ment Of his |oI'a'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

King street market pr' .s1. \
picturesque appearance Wy VA
and hungry peopls wer' Si
opportunity to Icy IN h . ~, sap ,pid
neeessaIies of life. Basse' Nv. sV's
10 2S cents per pounai VIZ 4 n
cents per DOZEN csoo.se !, S h
per head; potatoes, 10 az ~ I'D
half peck; tomatoes, ~ 70 81 y N
quart; pear, 20 to % cents ~ Is N
beans, 20 cents per ps1,ss ~ ,' Is 3
per head; apparatus 70 " !. osl
bunch; radlshes, 5 to . c gu ,pr
cucn NJ berr, 8 cents or two :. ~, NJ 4
strA " berries, 9 to 10 osn" ="
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Some two weeks ago Jacob Chandler,
who resides near Mt. Cuba, Mill Creek
Hundred, accidentally ran email thorn
in the end Of one of his fingers. The
wound WAS so small that he attached lit
tie Importance TO it but In few days it
began to swell and became so painful
that 1t was deamed advisable to call in
DIR, j, H. Chandler, Of Centreville, who
used the lancet pretty freely, and he is
now gradually recoyering.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

sr' LOUIS, June "A telegram has
been received fiom Congressman Brock.
lnridge, OF kentucky, declaring that II
the mills bill 10 not endorsed in the
Convention IL will fall In the House,
and the Convention will have TO take
the responsibility.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

warren Harper 3 BfOI !,,..I
dealers on East FOui 1,nF 'I rscl
them today on con.l !ga0 10.
four barrels OF po'S ,osn,y ID
barrels Of cabbage, ". .sS " o.ss|
OF cuouin bers, ten Graz Ssrriss
s crates V Of eggs, btsId.,s wi vi d
spring chickens, "D'G Tbsy ii
haze iua beyond the supply
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

One day recently. ~, rs'l + al
ma received a .S yOs, iron
head OF fine young est Vlrirlj
s sTas ii 'f II aud Iq s,cI ,bsm
Monaghan has ,l SaS Wit vii pasia
Slaughtered as n''u'
larpe trade. a.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Touching the presidential noa
tn re is no real interest Oae e, n
the expression | don't liki :. " \
but what else can we do?' 1t y
class, who do not like him oV en-
whom Thurman appeared moi'
GUS. his nomination as the u
ticket is quite liable to pfov9A'
hearty demonstration than nc =,
tory performance of cho sing III
The painfully ap arlnt iea ~ :,
situatIon % it now is the lAGk -
In the great conyentli D. i ~.
ratification meetlng"Is what QUO
all sides,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

MEssRs EDIToRs:-rhe Republicans
are now In position 10 elect the Sheriff
Of New Castle County. Such being tie
oGee allow me to suggest the lame OF
JAion Davis. E q, OF New Castle Hun
drtd, for the nomination. His name
for the offlca of sheriff will give pres
tige TO the whole tioSet and insuro itE
eleclioni therefore, Republicans, rally
around the cali fer the nomination OIL
Jason DaYis, and insure SUCCESS st tht
coming election. A SUBSCRIBER.
Scott Excursion TO Beverly PARK,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

In response 10 4 hint en- n postal card
John PArs.r offers reward
SD for the recovery Of the AZ
t.clss stolen from his barber shop, ft "
nights ago, and the arrest and convic'
tion OF the thief. The offi may now
20 10 work, and We will soon sec what
self interest and little energy can &c.
complisb.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Elegant new seAltkin sacque, genuine
Alaska, London dye. 46 inches long,
worth S275; advertiser financially EN-.
barrassed; must sell Immediately; per-
fectly new garment, never worn, big
sacrifice for cash. Address
OBLIGATION"
DAILY REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

We have no branch stores; the only
original Ore Price Boot and Shoe
House 10 S04 Market street. Henry
Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Tomorrow promises to be fair with
slight rise o temperature. Friday
lair TO Eartly cl udy with local showers
and stationary emperAture.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Behr Bros, cylinder top piAnos, sweet
IN tonei BEAUTIFUL IN design. Only at
HoOelen's, Nc. ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
Eanuced.

DR.. L,rpipoost's spoclac Compound
for neur-.1.2 snd Oh. cnlc rheumatism,
ptic5 A9a. 'sr rl&ls. For SIX -
TAYLol. p FUIsLGK-oN,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

We are selling goods cheap at the
original Boston Ssoe House, bus are
not advertising goods at half.priee.
Henry Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Don't be deceived By Advertisements
OF the Boston Branch, az we have none.
Henry Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Ky ANrED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
TIA W ilson street. te'2tN
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Goods.
LAWT0N'S
Porcelain.lined Preserve Ket.
ties, by Stuart, Peterson Il Go.
OF Philadelphia.
2quart 2ic
3quart 26c
quart Boo
6qulrt 4ic
Sqaart SIC
10 quart 56c
12 quart 60c
l6 quart Soc
n quart 81 20
We do not keep any priso=-
made kettles.
Bedding Ash wood Refrigera.
tors, all tizes in stock, ready for
immediate delivery We sold
almost two car leads last sea-
son
Water Coolers, nicely paint
ed, plated brass spigots.
2gallon sl.40
3gallon Sl.65
gallon 81 10
Ggallon $40
| Better Cnes by Jewett, in
eight sizes, iron frame, charcoal
filled.
lightning Ice Cream Freezers.
Peerless Ice Cream Freezers.
\ 2quart 81 30
3quart eco
Other sizes In proportion.
Jelly Glasses.
Fruit Jars.
:. PlcAle JAYS
The Home Oil Stove.-A
! double stove, oven and extern
. sion,top for $1,000.
4 Come and have one sent GU
on q weeks trial.
., Young Oil Stoves, with 4.incl
r wick, for so cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Old pianos and organs taken in ax.
change for new onee. RoDelen's, No.
10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
WASH E10nH.

I'll splendid display
Of Scotch effect is'|
american Gin CHAM 8
Mt12 1-2 cents, uassy the
finest Zephys's at 20
lxssGy Is cents; asO larger
or finer assortment
|eVea. ShOsCas ias THIS
market.
45-iasch White Elaa-
brOidered SsUi s s
FZOsssscissg; superb line
Of these goods Nt S7c.,
CSC, $l, 1925, $1.75,
-, $3.50, $3, $500
: iDe,. gard. Also baby
sg'ieltIss, NLI-OUes's asssa
!: sssesssy other desirable
! schite goods ias Mes1
: effects.
!: KENNARl &EQ.
81 No. 623 Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

"ANrED-A SETTLED REIIABLE
w woman ishes e hituAtion in town OF
q short distance In the country In q small
family. Call at llO2 walnut St. . Sls
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

The strawberry crop down tho State
10 re-, r!sd 10 be unusually Large this
ssaHOu.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

{ATAFTED--n snAarHOY II Oh IS
w yoars Of age; one use ! to collecting
preferred. e good reference requnod. Ad.
dress /. X. l. this ONCE ie-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

AYLUR-DOUD.-In Union M. II. par
sonaSo on Tussiay ever ing, Juue 9Th, BY
a kSy, hda s StenEis. MI; abraham y;
this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

.sT-~c-"-. WCHANFBRR IIOH N
Ngtsi 80 DO. utsa 20 -hpusewt T..
&gi : L 70. H.a.s.A -t.>-t. "a ~
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

81 the REPUBLICAN, oftice to-day, In
the shade:
o'ollvk 10 o'clock 10 O'Clock
100 $40 SEQ
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

USOR sALE-FIRST-O SMALL
II foot lathe with gap, back gear and
slide rest. also, an all quantity Of books,
very cheap. W. RUUK, 1900 ". kth 81, IT'S
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

MONrgUMERY.-In this city on the 9TH
last, Annie, wife OF William Mont
gomery, in the 20 h year OF her age
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the Tetidenco OF her husband, t0s East
Tenth street, GA Friday. tho s;h inst. at 2
O'Clock p. m. Services in Old swedes'
Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

w ANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE
NV barrier business. Apply TO VIM. HIR-
N1r1 N-l west SIN street. It's
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
. = Q =
DIED.

LUMB- On tine Ord Inst, near Newark,
Dol, Thomas Lum b, In the 10 h year of
his Pge.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vi,od 10 attend his funeral on Thursday,
the 7th iDIt At 1880 o clock. lntoIment NJ
N Vrta Codar Hill Cemetery, PnilRde' phia.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

EvedOto.
|tLi price.
|ains French
eisI street 81
|AslGuss h,
'iluHtrtd d
PI.O theref
nthtspet
p Boston Sd
fnlEitst.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Scott Excursion to Beverly PARK,
Aolday, June llth
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

| Fell Des
EllAArlne la
|il q, 1874
|t Phi adel
Isnsya ferl
u tetry,b,
EHrett. sht
eilcd BY Nj
t6uta t,rt
/ family
|Et'0U, and
EpAce when
! hEsn 10 th,
\ b reuuy
ItV.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
Much nol

ANA n OIL
+AhT0GA j
fsd tuhi7crl
a. kistiouGr
/ Sssly made
7psltteGrea,
r." and 81
II cn "a Cri
'hSthat a. e
NC oOmlug ?
pclblnet pLo
'i0,G 359
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-11
;CONsECUENCIA!

El Popular de Ponce vive tan
enamorado de su partido autono-
mista SUI gsneris; es e., en- 6n,
tan aut6nomo hasta la m9dula de
los huesos, que Ia sola idea de
que su colectividad Sc refunda en-
cua quiera de los partidos que en-
Ia Peninsula luchan briosamente.
Ie SAGA de quicio, de sus casillas,
le arrebata, le iudigua.
Ell colega no quiere que su CO.
munion haga causa con ninguna
de las metropoliticas, nj mucho
menos que sea absorbida aqu&lla
por otra de allende ell mar.
El Popular quiere que su par
lido, tai y como sali6 de la horna.
da ctlebre de Ponce, siga y per-
sista hasta la consumaci6n de los
siglos, sin componendas nj allan
zas con nadie, trabajando tinica Y
exclusivamente por 81 y para 81.
Isl sera autonomista 81 PoDu.
IGrl
Por supuesto, que va puede
sentarse EI Popular, que "a pue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-11

mucha gente, es por ell estiio, en-
cuaAto SUI falta absolute de pc.
so y seriedad, del argumento dc
los horrores del componte.
TAB, passion politica! iQut
mala consejera eresi
E.! Bvscapie juzga que es tanto
mas de sentir la emigration que
81 ponders, cuanto que ell estAbIe
cimiento de Was ferreas y la aper
tura del canal de Panama ofrece
ran aquf en- breve nuevos hori
znutes a Ia actividad y a Ia inte
ligencia.
iE to mismo d 'cimos noRotros,
Y. no obstante, segda El Busca =
pie, SO emigra! Expliquese e
cojega ese feuomeno; nosotros
hsce tempo que nos 10 hemos su,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES explicado.
Sc emigra por falts de trabaj
a pesar de que al hoy existente,
y que por brazos frecuentemente
clama, habra que afladir en- bre
We ell immense de las Was ferreas,
y los horizontes que q la activi-
dad y q la inteligencia, como hs
dicho FL Buscapi6, brindara en-
esta Antilla la aperture del canal
de Panama.
Sc emigra por los horrores del
eomponte ~ los que Sc dabau por
componteados son hoy los cons,
ponteadores, y los acwsados Sc
han erigido en- acusadoresl
Sc emigra porque la juventud
inte!igente no puede cursar aqui
buenas carreras; iy, sin embargo,
el Ateneo va d abrir catedras uni
versitarias para estudiar y con
cluir aqui, los J6venes que quis
ran, las carreras de medico y abo
gadol
Lo que ha emigrado, y no Dc
ahora, de la prensa adversaris
nuestrs, es ciertamepte ell buer
sentido, la l6gica, y la serenidat
de ideas y de juicios.
lEsta invadida por una epide
mia de passion sin freno!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-11

cientos autonomi tas. digna de
6gurar en- un manicomio, que dijo
an sefior Ministro.
En- primer lugar Isaben esos
.eiiores ciudadanos yankees de
Minnesota que SO luiera vender
la isla de Cuba?
Ellos no deben igncrar que pa
"a hacer una compra Sc requiere
esencialmente que haya quien
venda.
Y d Ia isla de Cuba, Aor6n de
nuestra corona, pira del PATRIOTS
mo y de la abnegaci6n y del no
nor de Espana, con su hermana
Puerto-Rico, en- este Nuevo Nun
DO, por Colon y ell geuio hispano
descubierto y ciyi!isado; q la isIa
de Cuba, decimos, amasada con
la sangre de tantos patriotas mar.
tires, no hay en- ell universe dine
70 bastante para comprarlai
ConQue, go&rdense los yankees
su sapsrabit del tesoro federal
para comprar barcos de guerra,
que buena falta les hacen.
Recuerden que, cuando, h ace al.
gunos lustros, Sc invent6 por vez
primera Ia barbaridad de Ia ena
jenaci6n de Cuba, Espafla entera
Sc indign6, y los mismos Tornado
res del torpe candrd Sc espanta-
ron de su insensatez.
Y adviertan que no tan fl.
Gil comprar la isla de Cuba como
sobornar q una legion de Couce.
jales, Uerbigratia, los del Ayunta.
miento de Nuevs- York, en- la con.
cesion de un tranvia; como aaor.
car 8 !,snchar 81 pueblo soberano l
un hombre por un quftame allt
esas pajas, como sucede 4 cada mo
mento, en- los horecientes, cultol
y libsrales y dem6cratas estado'
de Ia Union Americana que fun
do Washington y hoy preside Q
honorable Mr.. Cleveland!
NADIA mas tenemos que decil
para delicia de los doscientoI
cuarenta ciudadanos de Fairbault
estsdo de Minnesota, que sc bal
permitido pensar en- la compra d.
Ia isla de Cuba.
iQue necedad!