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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
oTRO HIJO PR0DIGo.

Los extraviados Ayos pr6dige.
do Espaiia, que, no satisfechos con
abandonar ga maternal regazo, hi.
cieron armas contra ella en- ID
nefanda insurrecci6n cubana; esos
que hasta hace POGO vagaban ex.
patriados pot territories extran-
Ijeros, convencidos hasta Ia sacie.
dad de sus fanestos errores, van
vo;viendo d magnanimo seno d.
ID Naci6n de que en- hora triste ,
menguada renegaron un dis.
70 40 quedan, puede deciree
entire los pocos enemigos de Es
pans que, procedentes de Ia insu
rreci6n cubana, vegetan en- lol
Estados : Unidos y otros paises
hombres que verdaderamente ten
gan valer 8 impertancia, nj aur
entire los suyos.
A los excabecillas y caudi.
Hos de ID insurrecci6n, que des.
de hace algdn tempo eat&n AGO,
IgiSndose al lndulto concedido por
nuestra Soberana, tenemos que
agregar ahora el del famoso Flor
Crombet, que ACADIA de regresar
{ su terra natal, Cuba, sometieu.
dose Observation-Disclosures al Go.
bierno espanol, despuGs de haber
publicadO en- Jamaica, con tai mo.
two, un manifesto, que procura.
remos conseguir, para que 10 CO.
noZcan nuestros lect0res.
He aqui 10 que, con respecto a
Flor Crombet, y ! su regreso 4
Cuba = sumisidn incondicional al
Gobierno, leemos en- un colega
peninsular, que 10 transcribe de
otro dc 10 grande Antilla:
El .cabecilla cubano Flor Crom-
bet Sc ha acogido al indulto otorgado
por 8. N. 10 Rsina, y CON tel motive
ha publicado en- Kingston (JAmaics)
an manifesto. en- que hace constar que
los desAstres de- Ia guerra necesitan
lsrgos afios para reponsrse, y que los
bsnefeios do 10 pas son ID grandezA
Dc Los paeblos, por 10 cual rsconocs al
Gobisrno do Espafa UNCONDITIONAL
mente, sin aceptar retribusi6n, indem.
nizacion nj NADIA que pudiera dssmere.
Ger nj empanar sl acto espontknso que
realiza."
Como espanoles que somos, y
amantes de la union , Ia concor-
dia entire 10 gran familia hispana,
celeoramos may de veras el grato
suceso de que nos han enterado
las precedentes llneas, que con
gusto reprodueimos en- estas co.
lumnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

sspan ,la, On Ia augusta persona
10 nuestra Reina Regente.
He aquf 81 telegrama 4 que NOS
demos referido:
La Reina Cristina, acompafia-
do de Ii Duquesa de Bail6n, de 10
Oondesa dc SAstago, ' do un IS.
quito numeroso, tornado dc gene.
rales, Diputados, 6enadores ! per-
senas pr0minentes dc 10 poblaciGS,
esperaba on sl and6n & ls Goberana
de Inglaterra.
La Reina Victoria bes6 On ana
bas mejillas 4 10 ReiRa de Espaiia.
Hici6ronse mdtuas presentacio-
mes, siendo presontado & ID Relns
Victoria, por 8. N. Doka Maria
Oristina, ell Presidente del Oonsejc
dc Ministries, Sr. Sagasta.
IS. NM. subieroa al carruaie, '
las bandas do m6sica tOcaron lee
marchas reales espahela 8 ingle-
"a.
ri pueblo prorrumpi6 on vitorea
sntusiastas en- honor dc ambas 80.
beranas.
La comitiva 90 dirigi6 al Casti-
llo de Ayete, dende habia prepara.
do IN desayuno.
A las cuatro de Ia tarde 90 dirie.
gieron & la CASA Ayuntamionso,
donde SO habia erigido AN trono
suntuoso para Ia Reina Victoria.
ALI SO efectu6 la reception de-
ambas reinas.
Ouand0 las Rsinas de Inglatera
y Espafia aparecieron on ell balloon
tuerOn caluresamonte victOreadas
Desde el Palacio del Ayunta.
miento dirigi6ronse & la estaci6n, J
ambas Soberanas SO despidieron de
una manera carinosa; pero, & 6lti-
ma hora, la Reina Regente Do1a
Maria Oristina entr6 en- ell Coche
regiO del terrocarril, acompahando
8 Ia Soberana de Inglaterra hasts
Ir1n, donde volvieron &despedirse
La Reina Oristina regal6 & Il
Princesa Beatriz Ia cruz de la Or
den de Damas Mobiles de Maria
Luisa, engarzada en- brillantes. ("
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
RECAUDACION
del repartin1iento municipal
para 1888 SO del excelen.
tisimo Ayultaniento de
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

i tI0lItIO AyOTItaIIlIS1tO DC
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Aprobado por orden Superior dc
4 de Setiembrs tltimo 81 Reparti.
miento vesinal, para cubrir 81 de-
6cit del presupuestO municipal dc
ssta Oiudad para 1SSs-80: acord6
10 Junta de asoeiados, que, praeti-
cadss t0das las eperaoiones pre-
Was que establece Ia ley, 90 avise
{ los contribuyentes, que, On cum.
plimient0 de Ia misma, y dnranto
los 10 dias cO1tados desdO el 1o al
10 del pr6ximo mes de Mayo, Sc
recibiran en- la Ofeiaa de ReOau-
daci6n, sta On Ia Gale de San
Francisco ndmero 80, altos, las
Quotas que les correspondent por 81
cuarto trimestre, qaedaudo exantes
los que asf 10 vsri6quen del 8 por
cientO de aument0 que autoriza Ia
Ley para gastos de distribution,
Cobranza, etc.
Transeurrido este plazo, Y por
espaeio de otros diez dias, que 60
contarAn del II al 40 del mismo
mes, 90 procedera al cobro del tri-
mestre expresado por medic de los
dependencies de esta RscaudaOi6n,
pero sin ID exception del 6 p. 8
Pasados estos plazos, los contri-
buyentes que por eualquier cir-
cunstancia, inelusa la demo habGr- s
sele eobrado & domicilio, no hubie.
SEN veri6cado el pago, podrkn ha.
cerlo en- la Oficina RseauiadOEa
durante otro que so les Concedo
desde el 21 del eitado Mayo ha1ta
81 81 del mismo; precedi6adose
despu6s & veriacar el eobro por ID
via ejecutiva, con arreglo & Las
disposiciones vigentes.
Puerto Rico Abril 90 do 1885,
El Reeaudador, Pldeids Nosn.--
We B? Nl Alcalde, Jwan Jest Pc
toNs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

Siguiendo ID piadosa costum-
bre establecida por Ia prensa,
y en- atenci6n s Ia solemnidad
de estos Dfas Santos. no SO pu-
blicara el ndmero de este pc
ri6dico correspondence al vier-
mes pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

Excmo 8 limo. Prelado Diocesano,
4 quien recibi6 en- el muelle IN nu-
merosisimo c0ncurs0, on el que
figuraban muchos sefiores Eclesias.
ticos y distinguidos seglares.
Damoa & s. e. I. nuestra cordial
y respetuosa bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
lLCOHOLIsAO Y EsTRICNINA.

ri abuse de las bobidas alcohol
cas- tiende & generalixarse por todo
el mundo civilizado; en- todo item
po y lugar haee numerosas victi
mas, y bien puede asegurarse gu,
Ia humanidad le psga moastruoso
tribute.
Ldchase por todos los mediol
contra tamafla calamidad. La Glen.
cia muestra la llaga, f1ndanse so
ciedades de temperancia, acum6,
lanse publicaciones moralizadoras
perO tOdo es infructuoso.
Esa plags social 90 arraiga eads
vez mas on todas parties, Y casi se
desespera de poderla dominar.
Pero por 10 mismo que Oh impo.
sible impedir el abuse de las bebi-
das alcoholics, importa hallar IN
remedio que siquiera contrarreste
sus perniciosos efectos.
Al doctor A. Luton, professor de
cl1nica m6dica Y director de Ia Es-
cuela de Medicina de Reims, le So
mos deud0res de uno de incuestio.
nable eflcaeia.
"Colocados por las circunstan-
cias en- un pals donde el alcoholis-
mo forece ospont&neamento y se
muestra bajo las mas diversas for
mas, dice ese maestro, hemos lie
gado al 6n & conocer y eombatir
esa playa, que NO hemos encontra-
do superior & nuestro poder. An
tes de estar On posesi6n del RENE
dio que oponemos 4 Ia afecci6n al
coh6lica, tuvimos que pasar por
diferentes fases: fuimos primera-
mente dssencantados Y pasivos es-
pectadores de una lucha, siempre
desigual, entire los enfermos y los
remedies mas preconizad0s contra
el alcoholismo; luego, la casuali-
dad nos hizo emplear Ia medioa-
ci6n que nos pareci6 racional, y Ia
generalizamos, y desde entonces
no ha dejado el 6xito de c0ronar
nuostrOs 0Stuerz0s."
Nosotros, que siempre hemos TO-
nido On gran estima las ensefianzas
del professor de Reims, & las que de-
servicios plactices de impon-
derable val0r, despu6s dc leer 81
concienzud0 capitulo que & osta
materia dedica on sus magistrates
EtMdes Dc thsrGpewtiqMs generates ct
speciales, desde 1882, no vacilamos
On seguir sus consoles y cumplir
sus indicaciones, y jamks hemos
tenido que arrepentirnos.
Nl remedie do Luton para 81 a.
c0hOlismo co 10 sstricNiNa.
La estricnina!
iOuantos no &c atiesar&n de ho-
Iror & Ia simple lectura dc esta pa
Iabra!
liza estriCnlnai
El veneno con que go mata & los
perrosl
No hay por que asustarse. Ve-
memo es la mosfina, y sin embargo
cuantos servicios no ha prestado
presta y seguira prestandO 6 la
numanidad doliente ! Veneno es el
ars6nieo. y cuantos no le estan
Ia salud Veneno son, por
1ltimo, sin n1mero do medicamen-
Jos que matarian perros con tanta
mas rapidez que Ia estricnina, Vi
/ d6sis sin comparaci6n meuorea,
! sin embargo re cuAntos no han
aevuelto salud J vida que tenian|
pesdidaal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

Por creella oportunisima y dtil
. Ia humanidad, empezsmos q re-
producer con gusto Ia siguiente
disquisici6n cientifica, que tiende
4 contrarrestar yictoriosamente el
vicio fatal del alcoholismo CON ID
estHicnina.
Es su autor el ilustrado DR.. D.
M. Pasarell, ! quien felicitamoa
por gu bunt6ca obra. Va { con-
finnaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
IISTA

Do '0' sascriptorss, por Berries que
han contribute para II sstablsoi-
nsisnto Do wn Hospital IN SaJGna
del PGlmet
BAlR1o DrI NxAkNyos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
s, e. r.

El sabado dltimo, & las 6 de ID
tatde, lego 8 esta Capital On Il
vapor San juan, de regreso de
81 Santa Pastoral vista, V acomg
pahado Dc "a conitivs, nuestro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

Pub,ica Il Rev;sta de Ponce
una feliciiaci6n del senor Labrs
|al 81 hcdo Vargas, por hahes aid0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17
Ia MUERTg DIX JESUS

Il AuAAAAoos0 oA 6Anos "a AmRAV D0uOVl
que eleva contra Il Ia osada frente,
ies el que oy6 medroso
de tn rayo el estruendo frAgorosoi
Mas hora, abandonado,
layl pendes sobre el G6lgota, y al cielO
ALIAS gimiendo el rostro lastimado;
cubre tus bellos ojos mortal velo,
y 81 luz extinguida,
en- amargo suspiro das la vida.
Asf el amor 10 ordena,
amor, mas poderoso que la muerte;
por 81 de la maldad sufre IL pena
el Dios de las virtudes; y, leon fuerts,
50 ofrecs al golpe fero
bajo q vell6n de candido cordero.
iOh, Vfctima preciosa,
ante siglos de siglos degollsda!
Adm no ahuyent6 Ia noche pavorosa
lpor vez primera 81 alba nacarada,
y hostia del amor tierno,
moriste en- los decretos del Eterno.
lAns lQuIeu Pvura mIrarUe,
oh luz, oh gloria del culpado munlo!
iiQu6 pecho empedernido no SO parte
a golpe acerbo del dolor profundo,
viendo que en- Ia delicia
del gran Jehovah dsscarga su justiciai
iQui6n abri6 los raudales
de esas sangriensas llagas, amor mioi
iQuifn cubri6 tus mejillas cslestiales
de horrory palidezi iOual brazo impfo
& tn frente divina
oii6 coronado punzants espinai
Cesad, oesad, crueles;
al santo perdonad; muera 81 malyado:
ii sois de un justo Dios ministries feles,
caiga Ia dura pena en- el culpado:
81 & Ia impisdad os guia
, en- la sangre os cebais, verted la mia.
Mas iayl que eres Td solo
la vfctima de paz que el hombre espera.
81 del Oriente al escondido polo,
IN mar de sangre criminal corriera
ante Dios irritado,
no expiaci6n, fuera pena del pecado.
Que no; que cuando el cielo
su c6lera en- diluvios descendfa,
, Ia maldad que dominaba el suelo
| y ! las malvadas gentes envolvia.
de la diestra potente
dspuso 6abaoth su espada ardiente.
Venci6 la excelsa cumbre
de los montes el aqua yengadora;
81 sol, am0rtecida la alba lumbre
que 81 frmanento rApido colora,
por Ia esfera sombrfa
cual palide cadavsr discurrfa.
7 no el ceho indignado
de su semblante descogi6 ell Eterno.
Mas va, Dios de venganza, tu hijo amsdt
domador de Ia muerte , del averno,
tn c6lera infnita
extinguir en- su sangre solicita.
iOyes, Dyes cual clama:
Padre de amor, por Qat me abandonQstsS
Senior, sxtingue la funesta llama
que en- tu furor al mundo derramasts:
de Ia acerba venganza
que sufre 81 justo nazoa Ia esperanzs.
mo veis como sc apaga
el rayo entire las manos del Potentsi
Va de Ia muerte la tiniebla vaga
porel semblante de Jes6s doliente.
| y su triste gemido
oye 81 Dios de las iras complacido.
| Ven, angel de Ia muerte;
fesgrime, esgrime Ia fulminea espada.
| , 81 dltimo snspiro del Dios fuerte.
que Ia humans maldad dejs sxpiads.
suba al SOHO Bagrado,
do vuelya On Padre tierno al indignado.
Rasga tn seno, Job tierral
Rompe, ioh, temple, tu velol Moribund
yace el Criador; mas la maldad aterra
| y un grito de Juror lanza el profundo.
muera. ...... lGemid, hermanos:
todos en- 81 pusisteis vuestras manos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-17

dido parte de aquel!a prensa, que
tanto ha clamado por Ia reorga
nizaci6n administrative, / lae
md!tiples medidas que con incan.
sable actividad ha tornado "a el
General Salamanca, persiguiendo
aquel ideal, y 4 sus aspiracionea
de gobernar con el concurso de
la opinion, con Ia ayuda de todoa
los hombres de buena voluntad,
sin distinction de partidos7
ICon alientos7 lCon estimu-
los2 ICon voces de Amino
I Con aplausosp lCon Rrmes
adhesiones? Todo 10 contrario;
CON las suspicacias, con las des.
confianzas, con los recelos, con
los pesimismos, CON las obs.
trucciones de siempre; tratando
de revivir discordias, que no de.
ben jamas renacer; pretendiendo
divorciar d nuestros benem9ritos
correligionarios de Cuba del nue..
70 Gobernante, cuyas elevadas
miras secundan aqu9llos leal y
decididamente; publicando on el
mismo Pats, organo de Ia Junta
Central autonomista que fuG d
visitar d S. E., articulos de peli-
grosa y doloroeisima notoriedad =
resonancia, que han tenido Ia mas
triste delasrepercusio en- aqus.
lila sociedad, ansiosa de inaltera.
bic pas moral
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

WILLIAM WHARTON. OF Massachusetts.
he newly-appointed Assistant Secretary
l,f state qualified, on the 18th, and as
.umed the duties OF the position AZ once
| PAYMAsTERs J. X. Carmody and +. =.
Herman were, on the 18th. placed on the
retired list Of the navy.
| Mrs. NJ. l.. GRAsTY was found dead In
her residence at Danville, Va, on the
morning OF the 18th. with an empty chlorai
bottle beside her. The coroner's jury gave
liz as their opinion that she took an over
dose OF The drug. but not with suicidai ia
tent. She had been separated from her
husband for several months. They were
one OF the prominent families OF thatsec-
ton Of the State
THr annual oratorical contest on the
llith, for the Yale junior exhibition princ'
was won by John Crosby, OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, who had seven competitors. az
subject was John Wilmot, second Ear
n Rochester" 4,
IT is alleged that the steady advance u
the price Of raw sugar for the pas' 49,
months has been due 70 the existent :.
combination among Cuban prouuce.s
with view To securing better terms lroi'
he Sugar Trust 80,
vnteI ~ accept Earl Dunraven's chai-
Iienye ar n match for the Americas cup
COMMITTEES was appointed - arrange
ia crelmiuaries which are to determine
what Yacht shall be put toward against
he valkyrie.
Tar planet Mills factory at Brooklyn
sor the manufacture Of jute bagging'
Irvine. jute carlN =, ETC.. was totally az
stroved bv fire at one o'clock on the
. rninv ~ the iath. Loss, 400, 900; fully
! ,naursd or the 800 girls comprising the
,,i.,h, sorce. two were badly burned. The
! ln,hcrs escaped amid great panic and con-
: FUSION.
I Twrrvr families were evicted from the
n,nbert estates In ireland on the 18th
\ No resistance was made.
wuttAM O'BRrEN was returned 10 Galway
,Ireland) Jail on the 18th. He was sur
! rounded by strong guard o. officers,w h'
% would not allow any one TO converse will
X their prisoner. Several 81 the town com
lmissioners approached 70 talk to Mr.
\ lO'Brien, but the police refused 70 ALLOW
Il them near, and struck them with thei
l. swords. One Of the commissioners wa
e seriously wounded.
! ForR children ~ Sebastian Meridian.
minnesota farmer, found some roots .
Y wild parsnip which their father ha'
"a lplowcd up. on the 18th, aud ate ~ them
a Three Of them died In great agony, an
n were buried IN one grave. The other
Though terribly i'll, gave promise 81 re
n covery.
The funcralof Rear ADMIRAL Patterson
N took place from his late Residence 4
Is Washington on the llth. a large mum
ii Der Of army and navy officers and friend
N and acuuaintanccs Of tho deceased al
II tended III funeral. The remains wcr
inferred in the Congressional Ccmeter,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

wAsHIxGToS. April il.-There was no
effort made at the State Department yes
terday morning to deny or even to evade
an answer concerning the report that an
agreement had been entered into by the
United States and Germany respecting
the presence 81 war vessels In Samoan
waters. After consultation with bis
father and with the German Minister,
Count Arco. who was at the state Depart-
ment, Mr. Walter Blaine stated that an
amicable understanding between the
German aud American governments had
been entered inn. England" said Mr..
Blaine. twill undoubtedly follow the cx-
ample Of the other two nations. The
three treaty powers will each keep but
one vessel at Samoa until the tcrminn-
ton Of the conference at Berlin. The
Alert, the small American gnn-boat. now
at Honolulu, will represent our Govern
ment at Apia, while the Sophie. the Ger
man corvette, recently ordered 70 Samoa,
will represent Germany"
Ii Is probable that the Calliope, VIII
represent Great Britain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19
AN IMPOSING FUNERAL.


white People aud siack Turn Out ~ Do
Iionor to the Memory OF Lewis Hay
den.
BosroS, April l2. Probably no colored
man who has passed away in Boston has
been honored with a more imposing
demonstration or greater evidence ~ es-
TEEN than that which took place in con-
ncction with the funeral ~ Mr.. Lewis
Hayden at the Charles-street African
Methodist Episcopal Church. The initial
exercises consisted Of a private service AZ
the residence. A procession was then
formed. comprising the following organ
izations: First the Prince Hall Grand
Lodge OF Mnsons and subordinate lodges;
Lewis Hayden commandcry: several
divisions OF Knights Of Pythias, under
command If Brigalier- General :. x.
Riley: the Fratcrnal Association:
Wendell Phillips Club. Robert =.
shaw Veteran Association. and c"lored
citizens in body. All the surrounding
space about the church was throngad VIII
people OF all classes, and u was found
impossible Ia admit to the church more
than n fraction Of those who desired -
enter. On platform near the pulpit sa'
prominent participants In the service. ~.
cluding Governor Amcs, William Lloyu
Garrison. DR.. II. L. Bouditch. Colonel
IIigginson. Geo. T. Downing Key. =. 4
Ennifer. Rev. Thee. Gould and Lucy
stone were nlso present, with Hon. y. r.
bird. Mayor O'Bricn and other gentle
men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

Shocking Disaster on the Santc 70 Road -
LORENZO station liisnots-four Persons
Killed and Others InIured ny = Rear End
Collision Caused Nv some Isiunder Ia the
Handling of rrains- sad sequel 4"
Pleasure Trip.
CHICAGO. April accident occurred
on the Chicago, Santa Re a. California
railroad, near Joliet. yesterday morning.
The regular east-bound train was Just
les~ing Lorenzo station, which l. fifty
miles from Chicago. AZ half-past four
o'clock. when the accident occurred. At
tached 70 the rear OF the train Was a pri-
waite car occupied 10y Mr.. J. +. Hart
mayor Of Brookline. Mass, and a di-
rector OF the California Central railroad.
The party in the ear consisted OF Mr..
Hart and his wife, his son. Henry Robert
Hart: his niece. Miss Winslow; a porter
known only as Harry, and cook. just
as the train was pulling out ~ the station
an extra stock train following ran into
the rear OF the passenger train at good
speed. demolishng the private car and
damaging the freight engine 50 that
large quantities Of steam escaped. scald-
ing those who had escaped from tho eff
fects OF the crash
As soon aS the wreck could be cleared
TO allow OF the removal OF the dead and
wounded they were found 10 DO as fol-
lows:
KILLED.
Miss Winslow.
Henry Hart.
Harry. the porter.
Thomas Smith.
scALDEa.
J. r. Hart.
Mrs. J. Il. Hart.
The engineer and fireman Of the freigh.
train jumped and escaped injury. None
Of the cars. except that OF Mr.. Hart, was
seriously damaged, and none OF the pas
sengers ia the other coaches were hurt.
Ii is impossible. a. yet, 20 locate the
blame for the disaster The dead aud
wounded were put upon the train aud
brought to this city. The bodies Of the
dead were taken 10 an undertaking es-
adjustment aud the wounded were con-
yeyed to Mercy Hospital
The passenger train was running On
time. and the extra freight, through some
incxclsablc error Of the train dispatcher.
was allowed to follow. AT Lorenzo the
grade i very steep. and the engineer Of
the extra saw that his trail was unman-
ageable inst as he perceive a the tail lamps
Of tile passenger. He whi-iled for brakes.
II was too late. His engine crashed into
the private car. driving Il upon the steps
Of the Pullman car Santa Anna. In addi-
ton 70 being scalded, Mr.. J. l.. Hart had
both legs broken. Henry W. Lamb, also
in the private car, was scalded about the
face and body. Palmer. the freight
brakeman, was hurled oser the freight
engine into the mass Of debris, aud es-
capped with bad scald OK his face and
both hands terribly Inirned. John
Bynder. engineer OF the passenger
train. was severely hurt. Tho wrecked
coach was the private car Of
General Manager McCool OF the Califor-
MIA Central railroad. Western branch of
the Santa Fe. The occupants were q
party Of Mr.. McCool's friends from Mass
achusetts who had been spending a few
weeks with his family at Los Angeles and
were returning home. Ii can not DO
learned that Mr.. McCool was Ia the car.
II was stated By one OF the train men
that number Of wounded persons were
left at Lorenzo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-19

NEW yonK, April H. The Mallory i.iae
steamer san Antonio. which arrived h'r'
Yesterday. reports that on sunday. au'Ns
TWENTY-FIVE miles north 81 Fryimg-fm
Light-ship. she ovcrhauled q wreck M
which we're Ave men, who made known
their desire 10 be taken off. but the "
was 50 high that the steamer conld N,
nothing but cruise around until the wasV'
abatcd.
Meanwhile the steamer state ~ IexN"
OF the same line, came MI, aud fne CIV
Antonio proceeded, Leaving the Sta'e N
Texas 10 watch over the wreck. The AL
ablcd vessel seemed 10 be an Italian bars
and as nearly as could be understood. I'M
hailed from ltostre. GERMANY.