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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
MOST HORRIBLE OF ALL.

Another Frightful WhitechaY,el Atrocity
Added to the Long List.
LONDON, Sept. n.-At $50 a. m. a
policeman found the body of an aban-
doned woman lying in a corner of rail-
way arch spanning Cable street, White
chapel. Examination of the body showed
that the head and legs had been cut off
and carried away and the stomach ripped
open, leaving the bowels lying upon the
ground. The police authorities imme-
diately placed Gordon of officers around
the spot, but no arrests were made. A
policeman passed the place where the
body was found every fifteen minutes
throughout the night and saw nothing
to arouse his suspicious. Physicians
who examined the body believe that the
murder occupied nearly an hour,
and it is surmised that the murderer
carried the head and legs away in a bag.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST.

The Gubernatorial Committee Reverse
the Election Returns and Find q Ma
jority for Fleming.
TERRA ALTA, w. Va, Sept. 12.-The
gubernatorial committee has inally ad-
journed and will not meet again until
the secretary has completed tho formal
report for presentation to Governor
Wilson and the legislature. The work
of the committee makes Judge Flem-
ings majority 212. In other words,
there has been gain for him during the
examination of the vote of the several
counties of 322, Gen. Golf having 10
majority to start with. The concluding
work of the committee was in the six
counties of Logan, Monroe, Roane, Raj.
eigh, Peasants and Wayne. In these
counties Goff gained % votes.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
HAVOC ON THE COAST.

New York and Other Atlantic Cities Feel
the Effects OF a Hurricane.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Hayoc created
by the storm along the coast is immense.
Coney Island is scene of wreck and
desolation. The Marine railway has
heen entirely carried away. Not strip
of beach is to be seen. Waves are eat
ing away acres of land and many
summer cottages and pavilions have
gone into the sea. Damage at Ocean
City is also great. Docks at Jersey City
are under water, At Elizabethport sew
eral factories are surrounded by water
and canal boats have been fioated far in
land and crushed. The Anglesea and
Avalon branches of the West Jersey
railway are submerged for a distance of
six miles. No serious casualties have
yet been reported.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13

and Brodie went to point 200 feet
above the falls. He then stripped and
had his body padded with cotton batting
and then put on his rubber suit, which
was inflated fifty-two inches around the
waist and seventy.five inches around the
chest. The head gear was also inflated,
while two steel bands protected his body.
At $50 Brodie, with his paddle, entered
the water. He caught the current, waved
his paddle to Jerold and Mccarthy, and
in q few seconds later was
SHOT OVER THE, CENTER
of the Horseshoe falls, and luckily he
was shot with lightning rapidity over
the outside of one Of the falling volumes
of water and was lost In the mist and
foam. He was buried from view for
nearly two minutes, when a black speck
covered with thick white coating was
seen bob5ing and jumping TO- and fro ip
the boiling cauldron Of rushing, gurg-
ling waters. In short time Brodie was
caught in the rushing waters and car
ried at a brisk pace toward the Ameri-
can shore, and then all OF B sudden no.
was hurled toward the Canadian shore,
where John Ledger and the United Press
correspondent had ropes ready TO drag
him from the water. Ledger was
stripped and swan out 20J feet with q
rope fastened to his waist, while the
other was held ON shore. Ledger
after several attempts reached Brodie,
fastened the rope to the iron bands about
his waist and then SwaH ashore.
On Brody being lifted on the rocky
shore, he was quickly stripped. Brandy
was poured in small quantities on his:
temples, while he was rubbed and
chafed. but he was insensible and blood
oozed from his mouth, nose and ears.
probably from shock or concussion. For
twenty minutes Brodie lay until ammo
mia was applied to his nostrils and he
began to shiver and gesticulate with his
hands. Brodie's injuries are confined 10
many bruises and sprained back.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
ROCKED TO SLEEP AND DEATH.
A Tale of Horror Regarding the Death of
o Brainerd Child.

A Tale of Horror Regarding the Death of
Brainerd Child.
BRAINERD, Sept. l0.-A tale of horror
comes from Long Lake, few miles
from here, concerning the death of
young child in the family of a Swedish
farmer named Olsen. The parents had
gone away and were at work in the
fields leaving two young children shut
up in the house. In some inexplicable
manner the youngest one had its foot
caught in a crack between two sprung
boards, the elder one-7 years old
pulled and tugged, trying Intellectually
to release his -shrieking sister. When
finally wrought UP to great excitement
he procured an ak and with many
blows chopped the imprisoned foot off
at the ankle. Then taking the little
sufferer in his arms tried to soothe its
misery by singing to it:
"Rock-a, bye rock-a.bye, baby, to sleep"
When The parents returned he still
held it in his arms, as he said, asleep:
but it had bled to death frem the
arteries in the mutilated stump of the
leg, to which the foot was dangling by
strip of skin and flesh.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
BROOKINGS, DAKOTA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1885,
NO EXTRA SESSION.

The Cabinet Has Decided There IL No
Necessity of Calling Congress Together.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-1he cabinet
adjourned at las p. M, after having
been in session for nearly three hours.
Only one question was discussed, that of
calling an extra session of congress. 1t
was decided not to call special session.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
ONCE MORE TANNER

Again the Goss'ps Have the "Bes -
Authority" That He IL 60 Bs IA
moved.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.There 10 a.
best Of authority for the statementkhst
Secretary Noble has asked tine president
TO remove Pension Commissioners Tanner
and that the president has consented 20
the removal. Commissioners Tanners
successor may be named this wesk. No
official statement has been given s0ut,
but there is every reason 70 believe that
the president ID now considering Che
choice Of new commissioners of pen
sions. 49,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
SALT IN NORTH DAKOTA.

A Burioigh County Farmer Finds Sew
eral Deposits of the Rock Variety.
BISMARCK, N. D., Sept l0.-Charles
o. d. Chamberlain, we'll known Bur
leigh county farmer, has discovered
large deposits of pure rock salt few
miles from this city. The speciment
brought in by him occasion the wildes
excitement.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
OVER NIAGARA FALLS.

Most Perilous Trip Ever Attempted By
Human Being Performed by Brodis.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Sept. 9.--Steve
Brodie accomplished the psrilous feat Of
going over Niagara Falls in rubber
suit. He lies unconscious, and fears are
entertained of his recovery. Brodie and
his party arrived at Clifton and put up
at the Waverly hotel under fictitious
names. in order to avoid suspjcion.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
Big winona Blaze.

WINoNA, Mimi, Sept. THE Laird
Merton lumber yard caught fire and
nearly $250,0O0 worth of property was
destroyed. The fire department was un,
able to cope with the immense blaze and
aid was obtained from st. Paul and La
Crossa ..
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13

8rodie's suit was
placed 200 feet
above the Cana
dian falls during
the night, ready
for use. Inflated
rubber tubes,
ropes, etc., were
all placed near
the Maid Of Mist
landing. Brodie
left the hotel
with the party
at 4 q. m. John
Met Carthy and
Evnouf ynw<,IA
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
ExTERMlNATiNe THE BLACKS.

A Hundred Negroes Estimated to Have
Been Killed in tho Mississippi Race
war-George Allen Hanged,
CoFFEYvILLE, Miss, Sept. 11.-Ad-
vices from Charleston, Miss, report
seven negroes killed there within forty
eight hours, including George Allen, the
Le Flors county incendiary. who was
hanged The toal number of killed up
10 date is estimated at 100.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
Washington Democratic Ticket.

ELLENsBURG, Wash, Sept. 1l.-Sam-
uel Wheelwright, Of Tacoma, and
Thomas G. Griffith, of Spokane, were
nominated for congress by the Demo.
cratic state convention. Ex-Governor
Eugene Sample, of Tacoma, was nomi-
mated for governor by reclamation.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
JOHN I. m PoLlTlcs.

The Siugger Announces His Intsntion'of !
Running for Congress.
NEW YORK, Sept. y.--Tbe Evening g
Sun publishes card from John Il Sui i
livan in which. he says: A good deal
has been said about my becoming Q cpn-
didate for congress. Iwant TO say that
after thinking the matter over have
decided that when the time comes 70 =
elect new congressman In Boston will
be a candidate on the Democratic tick
IL the nomination is offered to me. 4
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
Tho Pope WIN stick TO Rome.

ROME. Sept. 9.-The pope has abin-
doned the idea of leaving Rome, the
German government having mediatsd
in his behalf and assured him that in
the event Of war Italy would strictly
respect his position.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
EXPOSING Mr.. GRAHAM.
A Buffalo Newspaper Claims His Niagara
Falls Jump was Fake.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. THE Even
ing News publishes complete expose
of Graham's alleged trip over the falls
last Sunday. Ths affair was shrouded
in SUCH mystery and bore such palpabls
evidence of fraud that the News set out
to prove it another Of those sensational
"fakes" of which Donavon's alleged leap
from suspension bridge and Kimballs
swim through the whirlpool rapids were
the foRerunners. ft4E gf
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
AN OREGON TOWN BURNED.
Terrible Results of Fire Kindied by
worthless Characters. -

worthless Characters. ~
LINKvIILE. Ore, Sept. t.7.--Incendiaries
started FIRE early in the morning back
of saloon, and in two hours almost
the entire business part Of the town was
destroyed, causing loss of ayy0 200.
The fire burned from Linkville bridge to
the United States signal office. The in
surance is small as companies had To
Gently raised theis rates.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13
DEATH OF s. s. COX.
Another OF America. Great
Statesmen and Orators Is
No More.
His Last Thoughts Were of the Ter.
ritories, and Of His Plans for
Them the Coming Winter.
Many Intimate Friends Present i'm the
Last M0ments-TeIegrams Of
Sympathy.

New YORK, Sept. 11.-Hon. Samuel
Sullivan Cox died at 1927 p. m. Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Hardenburg, sister of Mr..
Cox, and Mr.. N. ]. Kearney, a close
friend of the statesman, were present
when Mr.. Cox died. There were also a
number of intimate friends down stairs
WAITING for news frr''- ~ -
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-09-13

To Commemorate Perry's victory.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept IA few flags
were displayed and a salute fired at
noon in observance of the anniversary
of the victory of Commodore O. II.
Perry on Lake Erie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

bo. Tsngalo entsndido 81 Resu.
men. Y olga q su eonvecino )
correligionario El Impartial, en-
cuyas columnas 90 condena Ia in
transigencia de aquel colega, por.
que su conducta, segdn el citado
Isparcial, ha sido en- este case
desaprobada por todas las per-
sonas no apasionadas". Y afiade:
"Ouando 90 trata de una perso.
ma que, lejos de tener antecedentes
censurables, 90 le recOnocen las do.
tes que c0ncurren en- ell doctor
Domfnguez -por las que ha sabi.
do captarse Ia estimation general,
~ que no hay para que repetir.
las. .cumplir la amenaza que en-
vuelven las palabras de EI ResM-
men serfa un hecho que no s0la-
mente denotarfa Ia mas refnada
intransigencia, sino que serfa al
mente censurable como antipolitico
y NADIA patri6tico: como que ha
bris que reirse del patriotismo de
los que tai conduCta Observasen."
lMuy bien nablado!
Y ahora preguntamos nosotros:
Ese seflor Reswmen, que con
NADIA SO muestra conforme, Ipre-
tendera acaso que ell Gobierno
consulte con 81 todos los nombra.
mlentos2
iQu6 prstensionss!
Y vaya un contraste, para con.
cluir.
Mientras Ell Resunssn chillaba
mas y mas por el nombramiento
del doctor Dominguez, este era
festejado, por 10 mismo, CON una
magnf6ca serenata, y su casa se
veia graudemente concurrida por
tirios = troyapos de Ia buena 80,
ciedad mayagu zana, que fellcita'
ban al nuevo Alcalde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

iicen de existir una cuadrilla Gu.
y0s individuos Sc entretienen, me-
iiante Ia suma de cuatro pesos po1
,abeza, en- trasladar los animales
de una jurisdiction 4 otra, y 81 por
casualidad Ia persona quien los
entregan af1oja on reses s en- meta
licO algo mas que los consabidos
cuatro pesos, va manos del Jefe
Comssario. Este Don crey6 evadir
su resp0nsabilidad bautiz&ndose
ouevamente, y a sus empleados,
con nombres distintos, 10 que no
parecfa NAL 81 ell citado Cabo Ami
do no Sc hubiera entrometido On
sus asuntos, poniendo q disposition
dc los tribunales ordinarios al Co.
nsisGrio, algunos empleados de tan
especial comisaria, documentos de
seguridad, cinco caballos, Y nm
hermoso cuchillo; habiendo en- pers.
pectlva otros caballos, varias reses
! = mas empleados, que cuandO lie
que 6sta q su poder estaran acom-
pa1ando q los anteriores en- la Oar.
Gel.
Muchas parejas de Ia Guardia
civil so mueven On todas direccio-
nee con este objet0, 10 que hace 50.
poner que en- breve estaran on po-
der de la autoridad judicial el hilo,
81 OvillO Y los hilanderOs.
Tendra q Vd. al corriente de TO-
do 80 buen amigo
lei CorrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

como vecinos viven y como her
manos deben ser mirados. El bs
levantado Ia enorme valla del Gcd
= del GIld, que ciega muchas fuen
tes de algeria, y da margsn en- ls
vida social 4 tristfsimos cuanto in
justificables combates; 81. final
mente, es el mas decidido Z impla.
cable enemigo del verdadero psser
torriquenisnso en- quien adoran los
sensatos y los que verdaderamente
aman al pueblo, por deber, por
conviction, por ley y por senti'
miento puro del alma.
Els, pues, indispensable que q
puertorriqueaeo empequenecedol
desaparezca ante las grandezas
del buen paertOrriqueatsnso. pars
que este alcance mas amplia.
manifestations del verdadero cul
to de la opinion, llevando su vida
con el amor de la provincia, POI
las corrientes salvadoras de una
polftica patri6tica y nacional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

Onion americana, en- Ia gran re-
pdblica, en- la repdblica modelo,
que SO nos pinta por sus demo-
cratas panegiristas como una nue..
"a TERRA de Promiai6n, prototype
ie Ia fraternidad y Ia igualdad
humanas.
Muchos ejemplos podriamos
ofrecer del despego, de Ia aver
lion, del odio que en- la Union
yankee Sc revela q cada momen
to en- contra de los hombres de
color, odio aversion y despego
lue 10 mismo go manifisstan en-
los acros de las personas blancas
' en- las colectividades y hasta en-
empresas de toda suerte, que en-
las leyes escritas, que en- las dis
posiciones de las autoridades y de
as Asambleas.
Po- hoy NOS contentaremos con
cltar uno solo de los referidos
ejemplos. Y con clio quedara
mayormente con6rmado 10 que
llevamos dicho con relaci6n { la
elass de color de los Estados-
Unidos de America.
Para 10 cual bastar& CON que
reproduzcamos, sin mas comen-
Earios, el siguiente suelto de up
ilustrado colega neoyorkino, Las
Noved0des:
Diterenoia do r0sas.-En el Es-
tado de Arkansas SO discute ac-
tualmente con calor una moci6n
que SO trata dc presentar ante 10
O&mara durante Ia pr6xima legis-
iatars, exigiendo & las empresas
do ferrocarriles que en- adelante
provean coches Separates para loi
pasJeros de raza blanca y de CO.
lor.
La prensa y 81 pdblico en- gene.
raj Sc inclinan en- favor de este
proyeoto, y todo parece indicar que
sera aprobado, trazandose en- csc
Estad0 una Inca divisoria entire
los indivfduos de ambas razas, lo
que necesariamente no ha dc re-
portar benefcio alguno."
"Esto Ines, solo So alsba,
No es menester alaballo,"
En- vez de alabar, lease censu
rar, condenar, abominar.
Que es 10 que procede en- JUS
Gicia.
| iQl6 dem6cratas son los ciu.
dadanos de Arkansas, eh!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27
.EL NUEVO ALCALDE DE- MlYLGDGl,

La prensa autonomista, sin
exception hasta la fecha, esta
pouieudo peros al nombramiento
del doctor Domiuguez para Ia
Alcaldia de MAyagtiAz. Esos pc
ros reconocen por causa ell hsbe,
sido nombrado el doctor Domfn-
guez extra terna. Por 10 cua
sacanse a relucir las invocaciones
de rdbrica 4 Ia ley, el dssaire in
ferido q la explesada terna, etc,
etc. LA muletilla de siempre!
La prensa aut6noma, es YER
dad, pone los susodichos peros
al nombramiento del doctor Do
mingucz, mas por otra parte cele
bra el mismo, por las relevantes
pre- ndas y cua'idadss del NOM
brado.
No obstante, hay una excep
ci6n triste, de sombrfa intransi
gencia, en- esta regla general.
La de Eg Resunse1s de Maya
guez, el porta- -estandarte que foe
de Ia elecci6n del Sr Brau para Di
putado Provincial. que trata al
doctor Doninguex con una acsi-
tud improcedente y extremads.
He aqui algunas de sus explo.
stones:
"No vale mas el seflor Domin-
gnez que los propuestos, seiiores
Monagas, Rufz, Hau, Oarbonell y
Martinez (don Isaac). 4...."
"NO entonaremos ell Ave, CHsdy,
pero 81 protestaremos contra el bro.
ceder del sehor Gobernador, quien
no tuvo raz6n plausible para des.
airar al AyuntsmientO, que solo
quiso, insta 10 por 81, cumplir GO
cometidoS.
bah, bah. bsh! Una protcstito
mas "lqud importa al inundo p"
Ne 10 dsaquIeiasA pos sas el Elo~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27
IMPORTANTE.

Sc han recibido en- esta Capital
muy satitfactorias noticias res
pecto del canje de moneda. Y
por otros indicioS, que tenemos,
debemos dar por hecho probsble.
sino consumado va, Ia soluci6n
Immediate de que ha tempo esta
pendiente la Isla sobIe dicho par.
ticular. Celebramos que asi sea,
y que las condolences en- que
aquel se veriRque resulten fayo.
rabies.
Por hoy, NADIA mas podemos nj
debemos decir 4 nuestro lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

pala son gratisimas, hsbieadose disi.
pado todo augurio peGmista.
Es digno de notarse que 81 Sultan no
hizo esperar nj ~ minute 4 la Emba.
lads, como suele suceder en- otras oea.
stones an&logss.
Por vsz primera 10 Embsjsda y todo
50 s6quito han estado cubiertos dssde
los prlmeros momentos en- prssencia
del Sultan, por mandate de este.
Converse afablsmsnts con varios in.
diviiaos de Ia comitiva, & los que col
mo de afectuosas distinciones.
Ell acto, segdn Sc We, reviste Rraa
tras sendencia.
RI Sultan, c0nforme 4 10 manifesto.
do por algunos personajes de 81 corte.
no hA estado nunca tan atento con
ninguna enbsjsda extranjera.
Los CAUTIvOs NN LIBERTAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

En- uno de lnuestros nhmeros
anteriores, al cotnentar una muy
patri6tica manifestation del illus
trado publicista cubano de color,
senior Lagardere, q IL vex que
haciamos justs apologize del espa.
fiolismo de Ia inmensa lnayoris
de aquella digna clase en- nuestras
AntiIlas, presentAbamos el CON.
traste del amor CON que Espaiia
trata d sus hijOs de color, sin
6jarse en- 81. nj distinguir entire
morenos y hlaneos, y las irritsntes
vejAeionss do que 4 cada momen.
10 aea vistimAa aqu4lloa en IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-27

estndio y vuestrO saber, en- fin ;
perO ensenadles antes el amor d
la familia, y mas que 6ste, el amor
4 Ia patria; que el que no anna q
la familia y a la patria, sole mere
CO el desprecio pdblicO.
"Si no os desviais de este c&mino,
tendreis mas larga vida que Ia ma.
tural sobrevivireis 4 Ia muerte
en- sus corazones y vivireis tanto
como ellos, como nuestrOs maestrol
viven en- nuestra memoria.
Si asf no 10 haceis, pesara sobre
vosOtros grave responsabilidad
porque en- vez de s&bios dtiles 6 ID
patria, los habreis creado para sr
dafio, y dfa habra en- que en- con
secuencia maldigan 10 que les en-
se1asteis.
No espero este /; se que sois bue
nos y leales maestros, y como tales
os saludo & nombre del Rey, de ls
patria y con mi coraz6n.
Estudiantes, q vosotros me dirijo
Desde esa tribuna os encarg6 vues
tro maestro, al pronunciar el discur
so inaugural, el amor a Ia cienCil
que todolo domina. 81, amadla, pro
curad alCanzarls, venerandola pc
70 antes cimentad en- vuestro cora
z6n ell carifio de Ia familia, la mo-
ralidad Y el amor & Ia madre patria
por Ia que todos debemos sacria
carnos. Sed antes ciudadanos es-
pafoles que sabios, Y empleat
vuestra sabidurfa en- bien do Ia
patria.
Os pido tambi9n un saludo carl
noso para nuestros hermanos d.
Puerto Rico ; dadselo con el cora
z6n, acompaaado del milo ma
afectuoso, pero saludad q la vez
antes, si SO puede, & la snoianI
Universidad de Salama nca, i laI
de Madrid y Sevilla, y q todas la'
de la Peninsula, que son vuestra!
hermanas tambi6n = cuna de, sabe
de los msestros que os dirigen
enseiian."
lAhors, fgdrense los lectorel
como habra scogido el elementt
intolerante del autonomismo Gu
bano feases tan patri6ticas, tai
docentss, tan elevadss, tan opor
tunss, tan santas, digamoslo va
dirigidas NADIA menos que por e
alto representante de Espata er
Cuba q la generation del porve
air, q ess juventud cubapa cuyt
coraz6n, cuya conciencia amena
zan torcer tanta Y tanta lecturs
danina y perturbadora. tanta J
tanta propaganda sntipatri6tics
demoledora y disolventel
El General Salamanca pued'
estar en- la plena conviction de qu'
con ese Observation-Disclosures acto
que con toda el alma aplaudimo
nosotros desde aqui, como 10 har
splaudido en- Cuba todos los hom
bres de orden y sanas ideas, b,
contraido IN titulo mas, senala
disimo, q Ia gratitud y afecto d.
todos los patriotas espanoles.
Por 10 cual no deben preocupal
al General Salamanca ciertol
odios injustos y sistematicos, que
en- veg de perjadicarle, son s.
mayor real q ante la verdaders
opinion pdblica.