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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
OWNED By THEIR EMPLOYERS.
PitifuI State of Quarrymen Working in the
Region Near Buffalo.

heR1On Near buHaIOs
Jammerthal suburb of Buffalo. is the
only stone quarry region in this section.
and special attention has just been d.
rected to it through the strike Of the bun
dred or more quarrymen to have their
pay increased from Sl.75 to So a day.
Five boss quarrymen have yielded, but the
largest and richest quarry owners, Mrs.
Mary Genres, the Buffalo Building Stone
Company. and Christ Hebelhoer. refused
to pay the advance. Mrs. Genres owns
forty acres of the richest stone quarry
country in Western New York, and is indie
pendently rich. She has made her wealth,
according to men who have worked for her.
through store system much like that Of
the Pennsylvania coal mines and all her
employees are compelled to purchase their
goods other. &s-sAA -.a.sbors,-,;rr-s
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Nipping Our Timber.

Lumber stealing by Canadians along the
northern borders of Minnesota has be-
come so extensive that the United States
has concluded to put stop to it, Millions
of feet of logs have been stolen by the
thieves.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Smallpox in Mexico.

Smallpox is epidemic along the Mexican
side of the border. At Piedras Negras %
per cent. OF the population has been af-
fected. and the percentage of fatality has
been very high. In New Laredo there have
been upward of 200 people stricken with
the disease. The Mexicans have taken no
precautions against its spread. and in many
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Tn Male Attire

Mrs. Annie Walker of Tennessee. got
tired of her husbands cruel treatment and
ran away, intending to get to Illinois.
Finding that her woman's attire exposed
her to indignities she stole male outfit
and was making good progress when she
was arrested at Henry. Ind. for trying to
steal ride on q train.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
READY FOR LEGISLATION.

Illinois House and Senate Prepared to
Work for the Columbian Exposition.
The Illinois General Assembly organized
in special session at Springfield. on the
Esd, for Columbian Fair legislation. In
the House. where the Republican caucus
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Liquor Dealers in South Dakota.

Attorney General DolIard rendered an
opinion at Pierre, S. D., that the mainten-
ance of a place where liquor is drank is
violation of the law and the seller must
prove that he is not violating the law.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Crushed Her Babes.

Mrs. John O'Meara. OF st. Joseph. Mo-.
while asleep with twin babies. 8 months
old. lay upon them and crushed them to
death. When she found what she had
done she grasped an ornamental dagger
from the dressing case and stabbed her.
self in the breast. Her condition is crit
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Ar Oars,nan DrOwned,

Michael Enright, an amateur oarsman
was drowned in the Don River, near To-
ronto. Ont, while practicing in his she'll
He was a brother of Conrad Enright, the
Well-known oarsman.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Never Knew 1t.

At Duvalls Bluff Ark. Willie Torrance
was shot and instantly killed by R. II.
Baines. Baines. it is said. was laboring
under mental disturbance and knew not
what he was doing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Afflicted with Leprosy.

Manuel Gorutia, son of wealthy Next
can, attending school at New York, was dis
covered recently to be afflicted with leprosy.
His condition is not dangerous, and the
disease is not considered dangerous.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
TRACKED BY A YOUTH.
An Outlaw Brought to Justice by the
Son of One of His Victims.

Son of One of His Victims.
Telegram from San Juan de Costa Fica:
The notorious bandit Hermanzillo Chavese,
of San Salvador. who for tho last five years
has made travelling dangerous on the roads
leading into La Libertad. has been arrested.
tried, convicted. and shot. to the great re-
lief of the country. He was tracked to his
lair by a boy of II. whose mother he had
maltreated. robbed, and killed, and dis
covered to the troops. by whom he was
surrounded. with two of his companions.
and cantured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Capsized by a squalI.

In yacht race at Duluth two boats were
capsized by squat. Two men of one
crew were drowned while the third was
rescued in dying condition. The other
crew was saved
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Caused bv a Washout.

An express train on the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Road went through a
bridge at Simon. Col. The entire train
except the sleeper went to the bottom. kill
ing three men and wounding twelve.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Ounr tl1a KorfEar.

Fairbank & Co.. of Chicago, are about
to start a branch lard mandatory al
Grifintown, Quebec, in order to avoid the
pavment of the Canadian duty.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Political.

The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ion of the Fourth Ohio District. after tax
ng 600 ballots at Greenville, adjourned un-
ill Sept. 3, when they will meet at Piqua.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Appears in Russia.

It is officially announced from Russia,
that there has been seventy fatal cases OF
Asiatic cholera in Baku and vicinity. The
heat is intense,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Judge s. S. marshall Dead.

Judge Samuel S. Marshall. ex-membeT
of Congress from the Nineteenth Illinois
District. died at his residence in Mcs
Leansboro. in his 69th year. While in Con.
gress he served on the Judiciary Commit
tee, the Ways and Means Committee. and
was at one time candidate for Speaker 6
the House.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
RafaIiatnrY.

The Atlanta Constitution. in long edito-
rial. urges the organization of Home
League Clubs to boycott Northern goods
in the event OF the passage of the Federal
aIaction bill
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
The Engine Fell Upon Him.

John Cav. of Kingsbury, Ind. was killed
while crossing a creek with q traction en-
CINE by the giving way and precipitating
the machine upon him at the bottom OF
the creek.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Fell Out of a Hotel Window.

Harry A. FELTON,. representing P. F.
Collier. book publishing house of New
York, fell from the fourth story window of
the Windsor Hotel at Mexico, Mo-, while
under the influence of liquor, and was
killed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
Sold low the Sherif.

Kate Field made poor speculation three
years ago when she bought an Atchison
(Kan.) lot for $1,000. paying $1,000 cash and
giving notes secured by mortgage for the
balance. The lot has since been sold by
the Sheriff for 500 which. is said to be its
real value. and now the owners Of the
mortgage are after Miss Field for the bal
ance.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31

THE lazy bootblack does not improve
each shining hour He should take
lessons from Howdoth, the little busy
bee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
A NEWSY MELANGE.
DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.

Events of Interest and Importance in
Every Quarter of the GIObe-ReIigiOus
Intelligence Crimes and Casualties
Industrial .Notes-Personal Mention.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-31
The New state of Washington.

The population OF the State of Washing
ton is set down in round numbers as $780,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Jft bic SbaufcI Gin empfeblens=
tpertbes Spicleerdtb fur
Siinpcr

Die S9auteI beItebt aIs SpieIs unb
8ersndsunssssrdtb tpObI idpn re9t
IanSe, aber es 1T 5tpeifelbaft, pb nit
&s6t. 8ieIfad bort man bon 1ln'
sIldSfdaen, bic benz @ei6auteIten poer
Dem S6aufeInoen Su9eitcben, unb iie
iinO baufiS redt erniter 9lrt. S6On Oas
iolte unS beitimmen, bic SdaufeI ubs
sulteaen. Our9 Die Surns unb SpieIs
eerGtbe fol- Die f6rperlibe &raft uno
Gswanbtbeit sefdrft, iOaen Die seiitis
gen 0ermDsen anSereet iperben. Die
S6dufeI erreidt ni6tS BON alIebem.
Die fDrperIide 8raft pirb penisitens
fir ben @eideufeIten feinespeeS ses
fbroert, i'm @esentbeil, SOpfi9mers unb
S9winbel iino bdufisc @rideinunsen,
ipenn baS Sdaufeln ldnBere 3eit ans
bauert. Sir idpG6Ii6e 8inOer 1T
alin ba8 S6outeln nit na6tbeiliSen
Spl9en 0erbunoen uno bic itdrferen ers
fabren feline 8rdftisuns. 9lu6 bic gels
iti9en Srdfte iperben nibt 9ebiloet.
Ser @eidoufeIte bdmmert 70 Dor 1i9
bin uno ldbt allies iiber ii6 ergeben.
IS lit Elm @enieben, pel6eS feinerlei
Slnitren9uns sur GOrbeSineune bat, es 1T
beSbulb un9ereftfertist. OaSu fommt
nod, oab Die Slncer bdufig maBIoS in
pieiem 9enub iino. Q9ie mag es ans
berieitS prbI su ertIdren iein, baB se'
raoe bic frii6eiten &naben ai6t Iange
bel benz S9autelpersuiiSen auSbaIten
9lun, iie ibnnen ibre 8rdfte ni6t in Der
setpGni6ten Beiie betbdtisen, iie fbns
nen nidt belebenbe 9lbipe6IeIuns in bic
SADIE bineinbrinsen, baS etpise Giners
lei itDBt iie ub. 8ed, Barren &C., baa
| iinO @erdtbe, on benen man setrolt biz
Sinoer ii6 persnilsen Iaiien barf. 90
1T aud feline 10 senuue 9lufii6t rbtbig,
tpie bas bel Der S6aufel, ipenn es pbnC
iie nidt sebt, sefOroert tperben mub
glm uaerbeiten mare es aber i6on, es
9ln9e eben Dbne tie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Sas Sllter bcr Sriae.

Ser @ebraud, bic Iusen NIT @lds
fern su betpaffnen, um oamit ba8 Seben
su berbeEern, ldBt ii6 in europa stpar
i6on bis iiber 1000 Sabre na6tpeiien
unb f6on Tero, tpelder furaiiatiB mar,
benubte concub seidIiifene QuSenSIds
fer, I'M bic @Iabiatprenipiele 9enauer
betradten su fbnnen. SiS gum l3.
ssabrbunbert iparen nur ginaeIsldier in
Der Sorm Der beutieen 2eie8Idier in
@ebraud. Sie Grfinbun9 Der beutis
gen, aus stpei @Idiern beitebenben
8riae fanb I'M ba8 Sabr 1890 itatt.
SIN elmer @rabidrift 3u SIorenS tpirb
Elm SaIrino be9Ii Grmati aIS Der grs
timber genannt, bon 9lnberen tpiro bic
@rfinSung absr bem in pieIen 8iiniten
erfabrenen unb seididten Mbn9e glIers
amber bon Spina susei6rieben. SIN
IA. Sabrbunbert tparen bic Sriuen
Idcn siemli6 baufis i'm 8ebrau6e uno
galten aIs fpitbare Stiide, iiber tpel4e
Ioeor bGufis in Teitamenten berftist
tpurbe. Der beiIise &ntpnius bon
gabua, tpeI9er einit ben Siiden pres
biste, aIs ibn bic Weni6en nidt bDren
tpoaten, bat na6 Der 2esenbe nift ale
Iein feline Rleiber, ionbern iOgar feline
SriGe an 8ebiirftiSe peri6enft. Sn
dlteren .3eiten tpurbe ni4t ielten ltatt
@las cine 9lrt Smaraeo, tpeI6es lid
Brill nannte, gu 8rilen pertpenbet unn
bieIfa6 tpirb Der Name ,SrilIe" Riers
bon abseIeitet, bieI neutrality-suspicious. III
es iebo6, bab 6erfsIbe bon Dem mittel'
IateiniI6en lGprte ,,parilium" . sus
iammengsbBriseS Baar = abltammt
Die anfdnelib iebr tOitipieIi8en Srtls
len tpurben suerit in Stalien 8efertt9t.
ipdter Su WtibpIeburs in SOlano, balr
aber aud in 9euti6Iano. Shcn I'm
Sabre 1882 nerben Sriaenma6er IN
9tIrnberg ertpdbnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Rum 90. @eburtstase @eOltfe's

Die Qoreiie, tpelde BON ben oeutI6en
Stabten bem q @eneraIfeIomnrf6alI 8ras
fen b. McItfe am 26. SftUber ilbers
reidt tperbeu ioa, bat foISenoen 8Ort'
laut:
,,@w. grceaens! 0ie fammenSe
8eeeiIterung, nit tpeIter gang Deutihs
Lamb Dor 20 Sabren ieinem DfOltfe
enteeeeniubeIte, erneuert ii6 beute am
S6lub oes nsunteu SabrSebntS Der
eeI6i6tIi6 70 beoeutunSsppllen Beriooe,
ndbreno nelder gip. @rceaenS unierem
8aterIanbe anSebbren, uno eieier Sus
bel tIinet niht minoer in bem erhebens
ben @efiibI Der errun9enen WeItfeu'
une aIS Ieinerseit in oer Ia9en oes
Samples unb Der Siege. Seuti6Ianb
benunbert in Gp. grceIIens ben Denfer
Der S6Ia6ten, Der Die Seere BON Sie9
su Sieg fiibrte, ben SeniaIen Selcberrn,
oeiien berporraaenoe 9eoGutun9 ieinsS
9aiIers S6arfbIiG crIernte, unb ben
eetpaItieen Sero8 Der &riesstunIt.
Dant Gw. @resllen; 10 erfoIsrei6er
WlitpirtunS permaS Deuti6IanO nuns
mebr feline setpaItiSe 8rait benz 9ienite
bes sSriebenS unb Den glufsaben Der
SuItur suSupenben. SIN bobeu 9loroen
unb an ben @eitaben bes 8osporus,
in Der Srembe unb in Der Seimatb, in
9ries uno Srieben, mo INNER Gip.
ggceuens iib 3u betbdtisen bate, CAB
es nur ben sinen 2eititern: bic unpers
bri6Ii6e 8Hiht, Sreue benz &niIer,
9reue benz 8eide, Sreue benz 8oIfe
unb Sreue sesen ii6 ieIbit. 9lub bas
beuti6e Bolt bdIt gw. GrceIens Treue
nm Sreue. IS banft ieinem SeIos
BERN, es perebrt ieinen SeIben unb es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

Der 9tbeI tobt unb beritedte Ii6. Du
fam Der @ott bonn SimmeI unb rief
,,&ain, Su benfit tpobI, i6 iebe Did
ni6t, Du 8ui ui6nisser &omm nur
beraus, &ain !" 8uin fam AUDI beraua
unb Ipra9: .Sa, Muha, bier bin i4,
mas piaIt Du, MaFa ?" @Ott frnete :
$50 1T Dein 8ruber Ibel 2" gllS er
70 fraste, purbe &ain bor S6reden
ii6er unb iiber tpeib. Sebt, 8riiber,
bieier &ain ipar Der erite tpeiBe
menTd, I"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

Iiebt ben Mann, Der auf elmer sepaIti'
gen SDbe aud Dem @erineiten i'm 8oIfe
meni6li6 nabe seblieben 1T. gn.
GrceIIens 0tit bieien ipenisen @orten,
bic bon SerSen fommen, naben mir, bic
Sertreter Der Stdbte beS eeeinten beuts
i6en 8eideS, unS Sbnen beute an bie'
lem beceutungspOaen Gage. Nbse
Gn. GrceaenS in unsebeueter &raft, elm
SdnSIins al Sers unb SeeIe, nod
lan9e unter uns tpanbeln, Der 8eeen'
mart elm StOls ben fommenoen @es
i6Ie6ien elm SOrbiIb. 9Im 26. Oftos
ber $780,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
gDp bic gBeieen bsrfpmmen.

Den llriprurg Der peiBen 1enf6en
erfIdrte fiirsIid elm idpar;er Brebiser
ieinen furbisen 3ubbrern in foIeenSer
8eiie: ,,Meine Briiber Sbr febt els
nen peiben Mann er 1T gu i6Ie6t, er
1T perfIu6t!! Sbr fperbet @u6 ipuns
bern, tpie @ott oieien i6ledten Mcns
iden crIoubeu fOnnte, uuf bieie i66ne
8eIt su fpmmen. SD nil eu9 iasen,
tuie bus seIdub Sor LANCER, LANCER
3eit Iebten bic Bigger sISam unb Sra
in einem fdbnen 8arten; ba CAB es
mebIiSe 8anunen, iiibe 8artofeIn unb
@ein, ub, beinube gu pisI. Die batten
stpei SBbne, Der cine bieB 8ain, Der
unbere IbeI. Sain iblus isinen 9rIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

Bes- 0iiIipnufee unb so. 3obinIon
Bier an 8dpf; fuIte unS tparme Speis
fen Su ieoer SaeesSeit. Sobn 9pts
mann, 2l9 2adapanna Gtenus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22

del rais es decir: que 10 Vi nacer
pequefo arToyuelO, para admirarlO
despu6s RIO caudaloso, digno deca-
no de II pronsa puertorriquena,
aplaudido y querido siempre por
todos los hombres honrados y de
buena yoluntad que constituyen 10
maycrla de esta hermosa TERRA"
"Vd, Sr Director del BOLETTE,
centinela avanzado y porsaestan-
darte de las sanas J bnenas doctri-
mas y de nuestra querida naciona-
lidad, que ha venido defendiendo
hasta aqui, con caracter firme y
perseverance, tan mobiles aspiracio-
mes, sabrA continuar defendi6ndo-
las, d pesar de todos los obstaculos,
por graves que puedan presentarse,
en- la inteligencia de que la Pro-
videncia premiara el m6rito que Vd
tiene contraido, 81 los hombres, Ia
que no es creible, pudieran desco-
nOcerlo.
Oontinuar6 siendo siempre sus'
criptor de su importante 6 ilustra
da publication, como 10 he sido. du
rante medic siglo, CON ell senti
miento de que mi posici6n socia
no mo permita otra demonstration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22


Eatre los Iocon one re salvaso6
en- l0a hosqn,s Is hAbi1 aInunas ma
jcres, Ine cnaIes f0ofon nsaltn6as
On 81 huida por ana cundkiIla de
desalmadoe Que lbs uItraiar0n do
ia manekn mas h0rforola.
10 cuantn e1tos infames aean
aptchcndidos. seFAnsujet0s { h ley
De Lynch.
III personal del estabIecImiento
he sufrido mucflo. Casi t6dOs EOs
|m6diCos estkn herid0s y varias
Hermanas de IL Oaridad han pere.
cido entire Las lIamaa. La suDerIo-
|ra experiments tales emociones con
el desastrc, que ha tenido que guar
da CANA, y 50 estado inspira ' vas
jnQuzetudes.
La casa de lOeoa de Tongue
POinte, que tenfa tambi6n 81 nom
bre de Asilo dc San Juan de Dies.
| fu6 fdndada on 1873 & expensns ds
las Hermanas do Ia Pr0videncia. III
edincio cost6 mas de B miIlones de
Ipesetas, y ahora no es siuo IN mon
ton de ruinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22

sada mcmento Il pai-, prototito,
segin nuestrJs auionomos, del
sell g0vernmsnt, del gobierno del
pals por ell rais, del Canada, en-
in, donde no cesa de agitarse u
sigue eDgrosando sus Alas J mul-
tipiicando sus coDjGras y smena.
zas contra Ia Mstr6poli inglesa,
modelo tambien de Metropolis,
segdn nuestros adversarios, ell
formidable, ell audss. el poderoso
paltido que ali enarbola el pen
don separatista.
Recuerdense, 81 no, cieFtos san
grientos sucesos que ocurrieron
en- aquel dominic hace POGO item
po.
81; el o6jetiVO & que tiends y
Ell peligro 4 que expone ls auto
nomia en- las Colonia', repesimos,
harto sabidoe son.
iHasta 10 cOlonia InglesA de
kTerranova 10 est& ahora Demos
trando, en las amenaxas de eman
cipaci6n que dirigs d Ia Mstr6po.
Ii con motive de unas pesqueriss,
8 de un convenio sobre pesquerfas,
estipulado por aqu6Ila con Fran.
cial
Lease, en- comprobaci6n de ID
dichc, 10 siguitnte, que 81 RssH.
men de Mayagtl 3, pe'i6dico 0w
t6nonO, ha tenido 4 bien repro
ducir en- sus columns :. pari
perpetwom res mensOriom, sin du-
de-, no para otra cosa.
| Lease, que bien vale Ia pena
"El Oonsejo legislative de 10 10
10 de Terranova he foRmulado uni
Ien6rgiCa protesta contra las base
del arreglo del asunto dc las pes
Iquerfas convenidas On principle
entire los Gobiernos britannica
frances. El dOCumentO Contient
la amenaza de que eel pueblo d.
Terranova se vera obllgado 6 sal
var sus intereses, aun rompiendo
si fuese precise, sus vinculOs poll
COS CON IL Metr6polr, pues los per
Ijuicios que recibe del actual abusl
que % permiten los pescadore
franceses, ponen en- riesgo 10 pros
Iperidad de la Colonia.
| La protesta ha sido enviada q
Parlamento de Londres."
La cosa no revela m0licia / yer
dad7
iQu9 ha de revelarl
O, si no, que 10 digan los au.
tonomistas de esta isla, que cifral
en- Ia autonomiA 10 eterna felici,
dad , Bienaventuranxa del pais
Tlenen Ia palabra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22

9 Ksos no han podido ser aboli- |
z cioniatas; esos no son dcm6cra-
tas; esos debfan respetar los n0m-
= bres tan queridos de Baldoricty, |
= Ruix Bklvis, Acosta, Vizcsrr0n-
g do, Quifones y Corchado, para
= no mczClarlos con los de ellon,
" que no han hecho otra cosa que
/" pedir dlnero 6 todas horas por 10
/" POGO que han trabajado."
s.s.s.s.s...s4.s.....s.s
/" Esos no ha podido ser abolicio-
" nistas, nj podrAn ser protectores
(" de los redimidos, porque desco-
!" nocen hasta la historia de Ia abo-
/" lici6n, tray6ndonos como defen-
" "sor de ella & IN senior Zeno, que
" fu6 su enemigo encarnizado, pre-
" ssntGndo hasta prstsstas, q rOmbrs
/" De Puerto Rico, para que no 80
" Ton.pisra Ia cadsHa del ssclGso ~.
Y cierrs, por dltimo, FL Obre-
70 su discurso CON el parrafo 81
guiente, que es ell termino de to.
da labor democr&tica, la Ultima
aspiration de esa escuela que
quiere convertir en- juez ! cada
individuo y en- msgistrado { cada
ciudadano, negando 1 10 autori.
dad constituida sus dereehos So
crcsantos , 4 las leyes su augusta
poder, para proclamar In soberG
MIA de ese mismo pueblo D quien
se he enseiiado 1 no reconocer
niDguna:
"Ha llegado el momento dc qde
/" Ia clase aftesana; de que ell pue-
/" bio, llamado con raz6n sOberdno,
!" tenga tambi6n su baluarte donde
"Ae estrellen la maQuinaCiones de
|" los propios = extrah0s, que sienl-
"pre 10 Quieren tener subyugado =
iAhi teneis, eternos detracto'
Tres de los principles en- que Ia
sociedad descansa, el resulta-
do de vuestras descabelladas pro.
psgandas | Vuestras predica'
Iciones 90 enroscan ya, cual sier'
pes venenosas, al cuello de vues.
ltras creencias. Vuestras ense.
fianxas sirven tan s6io para vues'
tra acusaci6n y castigo, y vues.
tros discipulos os denuncian "a J
os delatan como mandarines J
explotA1ore Ssguid, seguid ess
peligrosa senda. lPoned al pue'
bio en- ID pendiente de vuestroi
desaciertos, y pronto, pronto, 70
dareis con 81 hasta el abismol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22

eetado de ID recaudAcion que OBJ
tnvo el Erario, durante ell mes de
Mayo 4 timo, por las rentas que
se expresan 81 principle de estas |
iineas. comparada con Ii de igual |
mes del ailo anterior por los mis- |
mos coneeptos.
PAsemos 4 exGractar ell estado
en- question.
Ssgdn Este, durante ell refsrido
mes de Mayo que acaba de pasar,
percibio el Tssoro. por ID renta
de Contrlbuciones & i npuestos, Ia
suma de $83.389 80.
Diferencia de menos, con rala-
ci6n 4 igual mes del afio anterior,
$2.294.02.
LIS renta de Aduanas produ]o
en- Mayo dltimo S225.31S7A.
Diferencia de mas, con relaci6D
{ ixual mes del sno anterior, $28
mil 467.11.
Las Rsntas estancadas produ-
jeron en- Mayo dltimo $25.So5 :
lei.
| Diferencia de mas, con re!aci6n
q igual mes del aiio anterior, $5
mil 04S.44.
| l. % Bienes del Estado produ-
Ijeron en- Mayo tltimo $7c0.77.
| Differences de mas, CON relaci6n
kisual mes del afo anterior, $3.50
log.
| Los 1ugrssos eventuales pro-
duieron en- Mayo d'timo $117
I762.0S.
i D fsrencia de mas, con relac:6n
! igual mes del afio anterior, sos
mil 495.08.
II Resumen:
i La recaudaci6n por Las mem
cionadas rentas de Contribucionea
9 imuuestos, Adaanas, Essanca-
das, Bienes del Estado Z IDgre-
sos eventuales, produjo al Erario,
durante sl mes de Mayo tltimo, ID
suma total de $452475.42.
: 7 en- Mayo de- 1889 Ia do $32S
mil 46S.79.
Aza hquida. por 10 tsnto, er
Mayo tltimo, con reIaci6n & igua
mes del aiio. anterior, $l30.006
'63.
Volvamos 4 decirlo:
lSigan las alxasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22
LLRGADA DE- 5. 3.

Aver tarde, q las ssis, ancl6 on
h bahia, frente al Real Arsenal, +,
el aviso de guerra Fernando el
Cat6lic0, travendo & su bordo o.
Excmo. Sir. Gobernador General,
que regresaba de Ia vista 4 varia.
localidades de la isls, acompafiado
de su comitiva.
8. E., CON su sequito, fue re-
|cibido cumplida y respetuosamen.
to por el Excmo Sir General, q
Cabo, 81 Exemo Er Comandante
Principal do Marina, el limo Sr
Regente de IL Audiences, el Excmo
Sr Intendente de HaciendA, 81
Excmo Sr Administrators Cen
tral, el Excmo Sr Conde de San
joe de 6anturce, el Sr Alcalde
de ssta Ciudsd, el Sr. Teniente
Fiscal, Fiscal interino de 8. M, J
|por otros altos fancionarios y nu.
merosas comisiones de todos los
Institutes militares. incluso Vo.
Iuntafios, asf como de todas Las
Corporaciones civiles, y por DIS.
tinguidas personals particulares J
de viso en- nuestra sociedad.
En- Ia pnerta del Real Arsenal, !,
donde Sc efsctr6 ell desemharque,
IN gentio immense presenci6 ID
salida de S. E., que tuvo que ir
en- So cochs al Palacio de Santa
Catalina, por haberse lastimado
an pie, en- el viaje, 10 que de veras
sentimos, deseando 4 nuestro illus
tire Gobernante ell mas pronto
alivio de aquella lesion.
7 damosle sincera y cordial
Dienvenida, que hacemos extensive
con el mayor gusto 4 'os dignfsi.
mos sefiores que han compaHado {
s. e. en- Ia vista y con 81 han
regresado, con especialidad al
muy ilustrado senior Secretario
del GObierno, D. Leopoldo Cano.
Seguimos abrigando la convic.
ci6n de que Ell visje de s. E. & Ia
isla, ha de resultar bene6cio.o
para los intereses generates de Ia
misma.