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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
RAILROAD ITEMS.

"A New York dispatch SAYS The Chi
cu.o and Alton Railroad has been alb
sorbed by the Union Pacific Company,
through the purchase OF a majority of the
stock OF the irst-namel company by the
officers OF the latter. In brie' the Chi
cago and Al,on becomes an integral part
of the Union Pacifc-Vanderbilt chain of
roads between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans and the great lakes of the North
and the Gulf OF Mexico on the South
President Charles Francis Adams. Of
the Union Pacific, has practically con-
cluded arrangements with Vice President
McMulin of the Chicago and Alton for the
passing of II majority interest in the shares
Of the latter company into his own hands
The transaction involves large sum OF
money, and in this feature o. the deal Pres
ident Adams was fortunate in having the
CO. cooperation OF the Nanderbilts. The lat
ter, it is said, stood ready to furnish one
half the sum required to pay for the Chica-
go and Alton stock, while other interests in
the recently formed combination agreed to
supply the remainder. Exactly how much
cash, II any, haS aSscu III the operation Is
not known, ut the amount involved is
probably not far from 124)0OJO,
Mr.. Il. i. 7. Pierce, Trustee Of the In
dianapolis, Decatur and Weste' n Rail Dad,
says that his road is to go into Russell
SHge's biz consolidation, and to be ma lie
the connecting link between the Cincin-
nati, Hamilton md Dayton and the Iowa
Central. The new order of things will go
into opera ion soon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
A SERIOUS WRECK.
Fatal Collision BehceeH Freight and Pas
senger Trains in TirGinia.

Fatal Collision Betceen Freight and Pas
senger Trains in Virginia.
A passenger train going east over the
Norfolk and Western Railroad collided
with west bound freight train mile be-
low Buford Station. Va. Three men were
killed outright and several We're injured
The killed were: Lee Jones. fireman on
the freight Sonny McDan, a colored tramp
from Lynchburg; Joe Gwinn. a col
ored brakeman. The accident re-
suited from misapprehension Of
orders. When the freight passed Thax-
ton it had until 1920 a. m. to reach Buford
siding, but the conductor read the order
1:4O a. m, and, thinking he had ample time,
ran ahead An old colored man signaled
the passenger train. and warned it Of the
approaching freight train. Speed was re-
duced, but the collision could not b. avoid
ed. Four freight cars, a postal car. and
both engines we're badly wrecked.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
FIGHT FOR A PARSONAGE.
Several Persons Hurt in Polish Church
Riot at Plymouth, Pa.

Several Persons Hurt in a Polish Church
Riot at Plymouth, Pa.
Three months ago Bishop O'Hara of
Scranton deposed the Rev. Father Warne-
gari, the pastor of tho Polish Catholic
church at Plymouth, Pa, and afterwards ex-
PEELED him from priesthood for unbecom-
ing conduct. The congregation was divid-
ed into two factions and one Of these
ms sted upon holding possession of the
church and parsonage Tuesday afternoon
Bishop O Hara appeared in Plymouth for
the purpose Of obtaining possession of the
church and its property. The police were
called upon to aid him, and upon admis-
sion TO the parsonage being refused the
officers battered down the doors and ar
rested six Of the inmates A fierce fight
ensued while the prisoners were being
removed, and in the struggle Chief Of
Police Melvin had his leg broken and hack
injured. A number OF other persons were
hurt
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
MAZE BOUGHT THE MILLS.
An Intern atiOndI Syndicate Secures The
WashbuTn and PiHsbury Properties.

An Intern atiOndI Syndicate Secures the
Washburn and Piisbury Properties.
A London cable SAYS: The sale of the
great mills of the Washburns and the Pills
burys has been concluded. as we'll as that
of their milling, elevator and water power
properties, concerning which negotiations
have been under way for many weeks. The
sale is made to a company recently organ
lied and to be known as the Pills bury
Washburn Flour Mill Company. 1t is com
posed of American and English stockhold-
ers. Ex-Governor Pillsburv, Senator W.
D. Washburn and c. A. Pillsbury and four
English associates will form the board
OF directors. Senator Washburn says
that the new company would make
extensive additions and improvements in
the property. as the infusion of English
sale of the mills products, one-third Of
which is now exported The property dis
posed of consists of mills A. B and Anchor
of c. A. Pillsbury & Co.; Lincoln and Pail
SADIE mills of the Washbu IN Mill Company,
1870 elevators Of the Minnesota X Northern
Elevator Company the water power of the
Minnesota Mill Co. and St. Anthony's Falls
Water Power Company, and a controlling
interest in the Atlantic Elevator Company
which has forty elevators The capital
stock of the new company is $5.OJ0,00J
and the debenture bonds S3.175.000. The
amount paid for the property, according to
Senator Washburn, is S625O,OO). The sell
ers of the property retain large interest
therein. The mills of the c. c. Washburn
estate are not included in the deal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

to S200-011. principally local. Discounts
and individual loans swell the liabilities to
10000. The firm claim to own $780,
0OO worth Of real estate and notes. and
say they will pay in full if given time to
realize.
r.. C. Dun u Co. 5 weekly review Of
trade says:
The money market has become more easy
with prospect that serious disturbance this sea
son is no longer TO be appreheuded The banks
are running with narrow reserves and artificial
strineeucy may at any time be engineered but
the movement OF crops has been heavy. Mer-
chan iise exports f r three weeks show gain
OF Il per cent over last year, against gam oil
10 per cent. in imports. There Is a little more
stringency at Omaha less Ht Cleveland, and IN
active demand with conservative tone at
Chicago, but otherwise the markets w est and
South all report supplies adequate for
legitimate needs. Collections are I'M
usually satisfactory at almost all
pCilts though Milwaukee notes some hardness,
because farmers hold back products for better
prices. The volums OF trade, il greater than n
year nco. Chicago finds Il larger increase, par
ticuiarly in dry-goods, while sales OF clott 6
and shoes are fair, OF provisions larger thau
last year $, aud OF grain about MS large The
wool trade has bsen tn largest at New York for
n long time. and more active at Boston, where
sales were 3, 0,O00 pounds but duh at Phila-
delphia. Iron grows stronger. Liquidation in
wheat continues, with prices cents lower than
a week ago. stubborn facts, heavy receipts,
and scanty exports wear out the patience of thos
who have had faith in the worlds famine, and
State official reports indicate larger 1eld
than those of the department. Corn is e cent
higher, and the export movement still exceeds
last years. Pork products are weak, and
sugar is again lower Cotton continues down
ward The speculative markets are not promis-
ing. Snd are ludiciously let alone by the public.
But the outlook for all departments OF leg1ti-
mate business is more encouraging than it has
been for long time. The business failures dur
ing the last seven days number, for the United
States 1888 and for Canada 81. For the CORE
spending week last year the figures We're ~
failures in the United States and 80 in the Do
mi n Caua6n
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

Secretary Proctor has granted permits
sion for the destitute settlers of North Da-
kota to secure wood from the reservation
near Fort Totten upon such Goa litions as
may be agreed upon by the Post Com
mander and a Beard of Commissioners to
be appointed from each of the counties in
which the suffering exists, the permission
to extend to the cutting Of fallen timber,
dead standing timber, and such trees as
may be cut with benefit to the growth OF
remaining tin Der.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

In order to complete the plan for
Peru's economic restoration and the re-
e.ttbi,hmeut Of the national tredit
initiated by the Grac, loudboldsrs'
contract the government has submitted
and the senate liza. approved a pro Iect &c
authorize the executive 90 cede ,, 200 000
hectares OF land Tor colonization purposes
The lnpl Is 60 b. cedoI .u maSlmum Ior.
ions ot 900. Wl heetarcI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

Hon. Jesse NJ. Bowels with a blow from a
big stone. The victim is member OF the
Legislature and p. ointment Knight Tenn
plar
AT De Ruyter. y. Y, an unknown per-
son seized Miss Belle Stilman, aged 18.
and cut off and carried away her hair.
which was unusually long. AMI beautiful
golden brown tint.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
THE BENDER CRIMES RECALLED.

BELIEF that Mrs. Render Has Been Liuing
ia Michigan.
Kansas officers have taken to that State
from Niles, Mich, woman calling herself
Mrs. Munro, whose daughter was acquitted
the other day of a charge of grand larceny
1t is alleged that the aged dame is the in-
famous Mrs. Bender. whose family many
years ago committed many murders in
Labette County, Kansas. Mrs. Davis, the
daughter, insists that the Munro woman is,
in fact, Mrs. Bender; and many persons
believe that Mrs, Davis is herself the noto-
rious Kate Bender.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
THE 4LTON R4ILRO4D.

A Report that II Mas Becn Soid to the
TdnderbiUs Denied.
President Blackstone, of the Chicago
and Alton, says there is not scintilla Of
truth in the reported sale Of that road to
the Vanderbilt interests. There have
been no negotiations to that end Efforts
were recently made by the Big -Four syn
dicate to close traffic agreement with the
acceptable to President Blackstone. and
the matter has been dropped for the
present There has been no offer to buy
the road.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

A tailor's store at Pierre. S. D., was
Quilted by robbers the other night, and an
attempt was made TO ship the stolen prop
erty by express next morning. The agent
notified the police. with the result that ten
OF the crooss were arrested, and all other
suspicious characters Will be imprisoned or
compelled 10 leave the city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02

Col William +. SWItlIer. ox-Chlef Of
the National Bureau OF statistics. is said to
be dangerously i.l go his home at Columbia.
Mo. Application has greatly impaired
his mental faculties
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
THE NEWS RECORD.
A SUMMARY OF THE EvENTFUL HAP
PENINGS OF A WEEK.

The Latest News as Flashed Over the
Wires from All Parts of the World-Re-
garding Politics, Religion, Casualties
Commerce, and Industry.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-02
EARTHQUAKE IN EUROPE.
Turkey aud Ita'y VISITED hy seismic
Wave.

London dispatch The MItylane Light
house has been wrecked bf nu earthquake.
Slight damage was done "a Constautlnople
Shocks Doe Italy gau- "a serious damage, and
some los, 90 ltfe occurred n' Gallpo.lL
Report "t the CNt-sert. cr Communication.
Tho annual report II tb, c.yIl-sorvie8
commission Will Be- completed boz t.me e. De-
trans uiftoi o. tba President lur reference
tu th0 preparation IT hH message it #
uui"ra. n tHH' tHH commission $500 rfEHm
mauI "a uIu.IHI aE changes no iNs Itu 81.
r..a.y relative o. r.lH.u. .N ..H.a ana
tns t.r ..E see enforcement.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
I'll SBNTO DIX !. N. La REINA.

Aver, con 81 fausto motive del
Santo de s. NJ. Ia Reina Regente,
las baterias de Ia plaza hicieron
las salvas de costumbre, el Ejer-
citc visti6 de gala y en- los edii
clos pdblicos Sc iz6 el pabell6n
nacional y se adornaron los bal.
cones con colgaduras.
A las 10 de Ia mafiana s. E,
recibi6 en- Corte, en- el palacio de
Ia Real Fortalezs, CON motive
tambi9n del Santo de s. M. Ia
Soberana Regente, q las autori.
dades, corporaciones, Institutes,
comisiones del Ej6rcito, Marina
y Voluntarios, Representatives.
civiles y eclesiasticas, C6nsules
extranjeros , funcionarios.
Por la noche Sc ilnminaron Las
fachadas de los edifcios pdblicoa
y hubo en- ID plaza de Alton
so XII retreta por las bandas de
Voluntarios y Madrid.
EI Casino Espaiiol lucia tam
bi6n su espl6ndido alumbrado ex-
terror.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26

indivisible Nacionalidad hiapana,
pese { quien pese.
Adem3s, ha cometido don Ra.
fael M. de Labla, segdn el elemen.
to autonomista 1 que venimos
refriSndonos, el hltimo y para
aqu9l craso y temerario error de
proclamar isspretsribls al Direc
tor de la ReOistG, de constituirle
en- su tnico vocero aqui en- Bo-
rinquen, de erigirle en- su exclu.
sivo 6rgano y Delegado por todo
' para todo, de dar 10 raz6n 4 Ia
Rsvista y al Directorio en- sus
pleitos contra los heterodoxos, J,
en- fin, de reprendsr y conminar
l Istos airadamente desde las CO.
lumnas de Ia Revista del seAor
Cepeda ique apenas si 90 bana
con clio en- aqua de rosasl
lQue ha de ser don Rafael NJ.
de Labra hoy, para 81 autonomis'
mo borinquero, el que era antes,
cuando todos decian amen q sus
dogmas y q sus fallos, 4 diferen-
cia de hoy, 4 difereDcia de estos
tiempos actuales, en- que aquellos
fallos va no son nj escuchados nj
atendidos por una parte turbulen-
ia de ese desmedradisimo partido,
que aver acataba unanime, ain una
sola nota discordante, las senten.
cias , opiniones del sumo LEADER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
Ell PARTIDO
HIN a GUAs.B q HMAR.

Con sumo gusto publicamos el
siguiente interesante documento
Official, en- que &c da cuenta del
uombramisnto del nuevo Comit4
Unconditional de aquel culto pue.
bio. La session, como 60 verG,
fuS muy solemne 8 importante, =
en- ella result6 reslegido Presiden.
to, junto con otros muy dignos
compaiieros. para Ell cargo de vo-
Gales, nusstro distingaido amigo
el Sr Martinez Balasquide, quien
recibi6 marcadisimas y reiteradas
pruebas de confansa del partido
On 10 citada reunion.
a todos en- particular, , { nuss.
Etra bsnemGrita colectividad dc
Aguas-Buena en- general, envia.
mos nuestros placemes por su pa.
tri6tico entusiasmo = cohesion.
Sigue Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26

La pluma de El Clansor 90 co
mo la piedra que tiran los chicos.
Susltala sl colega, y ala Va sin
saber 4 donde.
Hoy dice que nuestro antique
amigo y correligionario, dom Mar.
celino Romany "a. Q. p. d.. y
cuya muerte hemos deploradc,
falleci6 en- Anasco 0bandonodo
de los suyos y conducido al Ce-
menterio, CON alguna decencia,
MERGED q Ia generosidad de sus ad
versarios de otro tempo, excla-
mando: / lAsi paga el inconSicio-
nalisme & sus servidoresl
Ansia es, y grande, Ia que tiene
el colega de buscar roxamientos
CON el Partido Unconditional.
Nosotros poseemos va las prue
has para demostrar que cu&nto
dice El Clamer sobrs este parti-
cular es talso; pero Las queremos
mas &mplias y espere unos diss el
eolega, aunque, sin necesidad de
elias, q priors SO sabe que partido
90 aqui ingrato con los vivos y
con los muertos.
Agregs, ademas, el colega:
?" No 90 olviden los incondiciona-
les de que pueden, al fin y al ca.
bo, verse obligados q recurrir q
nosotros -.
ISL; esperaremos mucho de los
partidarios del boycott y de Ia igo
para sstiar por hGmbrel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26

Aunque agradexcamos el buen
deseo, sentimos que nuestro dis
tipguido colaborador, "Edgardo" F..
de Coamo, sc haya molestado con
81 siguiente articulo, saliendo ( IL
defensa del BoLET1N MERCANTn.
contra algunas pullisas de La Ba
laasc, cuyas sa'idas y sntradas
tan POGO NOS preocupan. que no
hemos podido tomarlas On ssrio
al disponernos 4 contestants en-
las columnas de nuestro period.
co. De todas suersee, siendo de
sgradecer los prop6sitos de dicho
buen amigo, es para nosotros de.
ber de cortesia la correspondent
cia de Ia inserci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
/ Asst PENsA1s +?

Es innegable que el que no
anna 4 su patria es un scr maldito,
tan digno de odio como de com.
passion, porque solo siendo NAL.
cado 8 idiota, puede dejarse de
amar al suelc p&trio. ...."
Esto dice un peri6dico cubano,
y este prohija y hace suyo 81
Popular de Ponce. con grandes
aspavientos J contorsiones, como
81 Sc hubiese resuelto algdn gran
problema 8 alguna question social
de interSs magno.
iConque el que no anna q gu
patrla es IN ser nsaldito, digno de
Odio, un malvado 8 un idiota!
Bueno; verdad; pero, entopces
loh dens6cratas, y autonomistas,
= temerarios y sinalagmdticos,
Ique censurais en- nosotros. cuan.
do, en- nuestros entusiasmos Dol
Ia gran patria espanola, tratamos
con menos rigor adm 4 sHs YER
gonzantes enemigosl Vosotrot
acabais de llamarles maldites, dig.
nos dc odiO, malvados 8 idiotas y
salvass.
Dejais alberto el dicciopario de
los insultos contra los malos pa
triotas, , va se ssbe como debe
ser llamado el que NO anna q su
patria, que es 10 que teniamos
nosotres necesidad de averiguar
por plumas autorizadas en- 10 ma.
teris; este es. por plumas de los
que muestran ofensa, cada vez
que suele hablarse de PATRIOTS
mo.
Pero, lde quiSu 90 aquel para.
fo7-preguhtara el lettor. Z le
repetiremos, que es de un peri6 :.
dico autOn0miSta cubano, acepta.
do por otro peri6dico autonomis.
t0 puertorriquefio.
lY Que nogedad 90 esa ?-iGsisti.
"a Sc rpr> ndido. Nirguha, le con-
testart mos. Aquellos dos psri6,.
dicos hablan de Ia patria Chi
quita, de Ia patlia del tersuno
, del campanasi' de u patria de
rGsticO atalGje dosde mora con
sus hvos 81 salvajs, como dice
slsrto posta. que 4 ton paca eeaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
Al SENOR PRESBlTERO
DON FRANCISCO ARRIAGA

Este sefior Sacerdote, que has
ta hace muy pocos dias NOS guar .
daba considsraciones, aunque no
mas que las que nosotros merece
mos, y que tambien NOS supiicaba
algunos servicios, que le hemos
prestado gustosos, al verse ahora
envuelto , arrollado por las pro /.
testas que ha levantado en- ia.
vor del Prelado el Clero de Ia
Isls, 90 expresa en- terminus POGO
correctos respecto del BotEr1N
M1RcANr1L, solo porque, cum
oliendo un deber, ha prestado sus
eolumnss para Ia mas justa y le-
gitima de las reparaciones y de.
fenaas.
Comete grave error el se1aor
Padre ArriaRa 81 ha llegado 4
it,sginarse que tan solo Gus POGO
meditados escritos han debido re-.
cibir el culto de Ia publication.
Y mayor 10 eometi6 desde el
principle On su crusada, 10 miema
que auando, .! do d! sigaisats do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
81 GRAL. SALAMANCA.

Dan cuenta los peri6dicos de Ia
Habana de haber regresado q
aquella Capital el General Sala-
manca, procedente dc Santiago
de Cuba. donde ha sido objeto
el incansab.e gobernante de on.
tusiastas obsequios y ovaciones.
Lo cual en- algo atsnuar& segu.
ramente Ia desagradable impre.
sion, en- ell amino del General Sa.
lamsnca producida sin duda por
los incorporates. injustos y apa-
sionados ataques de que el auto
uomismo cubano hace blanco 4
aquel caudillo.
Mas, dsspues de todcS Iqui1a
duda que hay censuras y odios
que favorecen al que de sllos es
objetof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
ADHglOyES PROlEsTAS.
Lares, 10 de Julio de 1889.
Sr. Director del BoLnTIN MHR-
oANTtL.
Capital.

Oaplb6ls
Muy senior nuestro: En- ell nd
nero 78, correspondence al 5 de
los corrientes, de 90 ilustrado Pc
ri6dico, que V. tan dignamente di-
rige, hemos leido una carta de ad-
hesi6n y protesta, que nuestros
compa1eros en- el sacerdocio, don
Manuel J. Padilla y don Felipe A.
Gonzalez, suscriben y elevan al
Excmo. & limo. Sr. Obispo, nuestro
dignisimo Prelado. Nosotros, abun.
dando en- los mismos sentimientos,
Y conformes, en- I'm todo, con los
conceptos que dichos nuestros COM
paheros exponen On la indiCada car
ia, nos adherimos D ella, no sin
prOtestsr & nuestro Venerable
' amantisimo Prelado obediencia
absolute, y Ell mayor respeto y su-
mission 4 todas sus disposiciones,
tan justa y rectamente interpreta-
das, y siempre, para el mayor pro.
greso espiritual de todos sus dioCe.
sanos.
Agradeceranle 90 publicidad, y
se ofrecen de v. con Ia mas distin.
|guida confederation, altos. y 8. q.
PArroco, Vicente Aquilu<.--Coad.
|jutor, Jose Gaasoh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26

se atrevi6 1 reducir la noci6n in.
mensa de patria.
Por ESQ los dos colegas, uno
escribiendo y el otro copiando,
exclaman:
"Porque ell que no siente min
guna Affection hacia el pedaso de
terra aonas la aacido o............" "
"Aquellos que timidos, cobardes
8 egoistas por conveniencias es-
peciales, ven con indiferencia Ia
suerte del pals donde han nacido.
esto es, el psdass de terra ......
esos no SON mas que mercade
res. -. etc, etc, (con todo g!
cortejo dc usuras y ganancias del
Dios oro).
7 luego declaman ambos con-
ira el patriotismo que habla dc
Pelayo , el Cid. de Numancia y
de Lepanto. IQu6 tal9
Ahora bisn; 81 Ia falts de amor
q Ia patria chiquita, al psdasO de
TERRA, tales calificativos merece,
1 cuAles no merecera esa misms
falta de amor q la patria grands
( Ia Uerdadsra patria, 4 Ia patria
que tai nombre ostenta y que bier
10 justi6cs7
Ass psnsamos, exclaman las dos
publica clones aludidas. jAsf pen
sdisf replicamos nosotros.
Pues, entonces debts abando
mar ell peligroso campo de las in'
jurias contra los que hacen patria
y patr;ot;smo. Vosotros mismo.
acabais de decirlo: el que no ams
4 su patria es un ser nsalditO, Dig
no de odio, malvadO 8 idiota.
lQue conste este p&rrafo Que
conste, por boca autouomista, va
que en- 10 nuestra hasta escandalc
hubiera producido, que el que nc
anne q su patria, y patria no hay
mas que una, es un nsaieodo, ur
idioto, IN nsaldito de dos y dig
no del odio de los hon5res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
El otro antonomista e,on alias.


Eatonces LA Balanxa " Sc pro.
nnnciara Al lado del partido politico de
su sgrado y comprsndera el fondo po
litico de los cuestiones palpitsntes, y
que tanto escozor causan & $" LA Ba-
lanza indsfnida.
El peri6dico "La Balanxa I" estS
oficialmente desautorizado.
Ese peri6dico trata de obscureesr de
una plumada 10 hoja de servieios sin
mSncha dol ilustrsdo 6rgano del par
lido, como 10 es 81 BoLHT1N MzRoAN.
TIL.
Los sspafoles, el gran partido In.
sondicionalments espahol de ssta Pro-
vincia, no olvida, nj 60 ingrato, como
]" La Balanza quiere suponerle.
Este particle sano y gubernamsntal
ciffa 81 porvenir en- nm mar risueiio do
bienandanzas generates.
Desde Coamo, On que estas lucas es.
cribimog, noaotr0s sentimos el unisone
psnaar de todos los patriotas, y dc los
busnos hijos dc Ia msdre Espafa.
La Balanza" delira,
In Balauxa no 90 entiende,
EstA anGmica,
Sin fasrzas J sin rsmsdio para su
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-26
@. B. 8. M.
Lstts Charles, Pbro.
Al ancian0 y virtuoso Prelado.
Excmo 6 limo Sr;

ri h&lito ponzofaoso de genios dis.
colos y exaltados no empafiara
las 0bras de V. =. lima F.; que ci.
ten una defensa en- favor del DO.
der temporal del Papa como Ia
vuestra, pues aun cuando s. q. no
hubiera hechO otra cosa durante ell
gobierno de la Di6cesis, era este
garantfa mas que sufciente para
deshscer las diatribas y aviesas
intenciones de los que, con sanudo
odio, tratan de denigrar el herois.
mo, mancillar la honradez Y com.
batir el sacrificiO.
No respetar vuestras cana o,
vuestra venerable ancianidad, aja-
de por rudos y continuados alta.
ques, consecuencia de los cincuen-
cuenta amos que llevais desempe.
6andoel espinoso cargo Sacerdotal, ,
es el colmo de la maldad.
A los que han dado margen &
tanto ssc6ndalo, bien pedemos
aplioarles aquellas palabras del
Evangelista San Juan ut nunc
Antichristi lnultiplicati sunt.
Lwts Charles, Pbro.