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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

". I. Heilenbrand. of OldtOwn. came
into possession Of 4 turtle lately as
Plshaw, which bore upon Il the evi-
dence q having reachsd years Of discre-
tion and Of having been-for a turtle
quite a traveller. Il was marked y. ".
Sewsll. 1871 and 1ir. SewsIl remen-
bers that hen camping II his boyhOod
on Pushaw lake ne found tee turtle near
the outlet and cut bis name upon lis
shell The auirnzI was found = short
time ago IL the ''Thoro1are. near O-sOn
island. some sixteen miles from It's
former place of capture, showing that Il
had Travelled oa the average about nile
each year. Mr.. He.ieab-a1d' s sou Wal
te- markell il and released 2; t0- further
adventure Bar pr Ne CommerclzL
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Bradycrotine cured headaches for G.. NJ
Holbrook, Freeport, Ill


Col. De Woes Valuable Collection.
Col. Thomas T. De Voc, an octogenarian
resident of New York city, has probably
the most complete collection of printed
and manuscript information regarding the
history of Manhattan island now extant.
Early in life he developed the habits of
collector, and through succeeding years
filed any number of large scrap books
with newspaper clippings about local
events, classified under appropriate head
ings. He also purchased every book relat-
ing to affairs in Gotham which came un-
der his notice, and likewise paid intelli-
gent attention TO original documents.
Now he IS the owner of "A great mass Of
material of the most valuable sort, which
will perhaps some day prove of priceless
WOrth 10 q .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

Feed the horse regularly, giving him
an even quantity. Do not water him on
top Of his dinner till he is full az a bar
rel and then drive him off at a smart
gait while his iusides are churned into q
malt house pressure, r$ady by efferve=
cence 10 burst. Give q horse srarin@ly
OF water on the road. Many ladies seem
to think it fun to see him drink" at a
wayside trough till he is ready 60 drop
Se careful Of the waysido "gift OF hu-
manity," the stone trough. Ii the horse
has been a long time on the road. IT J.
kind TO allow him 10 dip his lips IN the
cooling water and swallow two or three
mouthfuls, but no more. unless you wish
to founder him, that Is. make him IN
sound in his foreiegs for life. You may
even Kill him. II the water comes from a
very cold spring. Do the watering most
" al home Is wv -7ia. - New York
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inches apart, in satin of vivid yellow
green, having all the appearance of being
worked in satin stitch, though the velvet
pile stood up in relief. Large patterns
will be used for mantles and the trained
backs of gowns. Some of the black satins
covered with black and rich fame red
brocade show intricate patterns as varied
as the stitches in old point lace. The new
est application of stripes in velvet is on a
shot foundation.
In the cut is shown a dinner dress in
ruby colored silk The tablier and bodice
are of net, studded with beads, and inter
mixed with frise red velvet. The long
sleeves falling over the hand and COM
bined with the low cut bodice are a note
worthy feature in the present fashions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
MONO Made Knickknacks-Timely Inex-
pensive, Useful and Pretty.

Mono Made Knickknacks-Timely, 1nex-
penSive, Useful and Pretty.
Among many attractive trihes easily
made and Appropriate to the season of gift
giving are the following, suggested by
Good Housekeeping,
A Darnng Needle Case-Cut out two
pieces of pasteboard, inches long by 21$
wide. Cover the outside with pale blue
satin and inside with cream surah, or any
shade which will harmonic with the blue
On the front paint two or three bachelor
buttons in a darker blue; at one end stitch
it together, adding a few leaves Of fine
white flannel; tie at tie other end with
pale blue ribbon.
Button Bags-In making these one can
use up any little odds aud ends of ribbon
about three inches wide Make each piece
jnto tiny bag, with frill around the
mouth; then run them all on the same
string, using a narrow ribbon which will
harmonic with the various colors Of the
bags. In gold, letter on each bag the diff
ferent kind Of buttons they will hold, such
as shirt buttons, glove buttons, shoe but
tons, dress buttons, pearl buttons, and so
forth.
An Odd Splssher-Take three palm leaf
fans, and in oils tint them according to the
coloring of the bedroom. If blue, for one
side almost pure Prussian blue, dark, rich
and deep; the next paint a soft bright
blue, for which mix white, emerald green,
Antwerp blue and a tiny touch of cad
MUM. Make the third pale blue, using
the same colors, only more white. Tie the
three fans together in the shape Of large
clover leaf, with a big bow of blue ribbon.
A Hanging Fairy Lamp-Cover a palm
leaf fan with yellow china silk gathered
loosely toward the handle; wind yellow
ribbon round the handle, letting it end in
long loops. With strong wire attach a
yellow fairy lamp TO the center Of the fan,
add a strong loop behind to hangit 10y, and
one has a very dainty ornament for a bed
room wall.
A Quaint Pincushicn--Pull a banana
skin apart very carefully, lay the pieces on
paper and trace around them. Cut each
out exactly the size and shape of the peel,
then trace the pattern upon yellow silk or
satin and cut accordingly, allowing half
an inch to turn in; stitch them neatly to-
gether with yellow silk. Before finishing
I'll with bran; then with green and brown
in water color initiate the spots and streaks,
with a real banana to copy from. At one
end add bow Of yellow ribbon and tiny
loop to hang it by.
A Dainty Work bag-Take square Of
heliotrope satin, limo it with cream china
silk, finish the edge with seed pearls. stitch
inside it round bottom Of pasteboard
covered with the silk, paint few violets
on one side, and draw together with hello
trope silk cord tipped with balls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
1t cures headache only Prsston's He'd

been removed before cooking, and the
space filed with sugar, make u dish quit.
nice for dessert. Bake the apples till thor
oughly done, but not so much as to lose
their shape. Serve in glass sauce dishes
with cream and pulverized sugar, and it
will be quite a different dish from that
sometimes known by the same name.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Artificial Musk.

The comparative scarcity Of musk and
It's wide use in pharmacy makes the dis
coyery Of a substitute Of some Importance.
a substance has been prepared which.
though not identical Ia composition with
natural musk, yet is possessed Of its &c
cuIier smell II is no. poisonous. and Is
now bcing produced O. @ manufacturing
scale il Germany. .---s--- a. .-z telegram.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
For disordered liver try famous Beech
ANS Pills.
8 Guet Find.

4 few days agoay ung woman over in
Jersey City lost one of the silve tips
from her pOcAe.6oo She made a Wig
orous search il her ONE and along the
way of her daily tra -el without finding
any trace Of it. FC II days afterward
she met friend who noticed that one of
the silver corners Of he pocketbook was
gone. Laughing tie friend put her
hand into her pocket, saying, Il believe
I've just found . sii, er tip that will fit
your pockctbook" md it not only did
fit, but 1t was none ether than the very
tip she had lost y ~. York Evening
Sun
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through insertion IS . rew heading 20
many Of the enbro;2srics ca infants
oloaks and dresses, :-- le.sa.h the capes
the little boGices arc >-.rel TO the child's
form. y new ki2d &; ,-oy' $ hat is made
mushroom sLs3e Of fC.li s.,6 edged with
lace. three feathers placed IL lrc2t ard one
at the bacs
The il,uSt ration here given shows 4 long
cloak. which can De m7le II c-pam cash
Iuere. serge or corded =. ,S, e.aeCItcly EN-
brOiGered In silk. the cs1c Is gathered 70
yOke around the shoulders. Ine cluster
OF loops and ends at Jle lelN are OF otto
man ribbon
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
FASHIONS THAT ARE APPROVED AT
HOME AND ABROAD.

Dreso Fabrics Especially Adapted to Din
ner and Reception GOvns-A Dinner
Dress Which Combines Long Sleeves
With Low Cut Bodice.
The variety in silk brocades is endless,
and these are much worn for the best class
of dresses, as the present plain styles show
the rich stuffs of to perfection. Many also
are used for sleeves and vests, with palmer
fabrics, and for the Louis XIV coats which
are so stylish, reaching to the knee almost,
having flaps, pockets and deep gauntlet
cuffs, and displaying large and magnifi-
cent buttons. As rule the grounds of
the silk brocades, like the velvets, are
satin. The colorings in the brocades are
dark and varied.
Some beautiful velvets have satin bro
cade sparsely scattered in small patterns.
For example, black velvet with a floral
motif allied to feur-de-lis, q couple of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

\ double chOpping knife should find its
way into every well regulated kitchen.
Upon the theory thet time is money how
much of it is wasted in chopping apples
for the miEcemeat, suet for the pudding
or ham for sandwiches with a single blad
ed, old fashioned chopper that viii DO only
half the work Of double one IN the same
ti.r,aS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Sure cure-Preston's Hed-Ake.
The oldest Place in America.

The oldest Place in America.
DO you know the oldest place in all
American" said Gen. John B. Hender-
son, of ST. Louis, to circle of friends.
Il don't mean the oldest town in .he
country or on the continent. but the land
FIRST found on the western hemisphere.
No: Wen, thought not. 1t is Mount
Marcy, in the Adirondack mountains.
Agassiz and other geologists have fig
ured out that Mount Marcy was the
point of land that made its appearance
first above the water when the western
hemisphere was evolved. Chicago Her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
ROYAL FLUSHES

King Ealskaua is writing articles on the
labor problem OF Hawaii for lac san Fran
cisco Examiner
Emperor William writes = great deal.
sud even has pencil and paper ready near
his bed Ie has iit;le sine for reading ey
ocPt newspapers and military works
Princess Ernineh-Hanen. the khedival. Of
Egypt, = good looking woman. with an
elegant figure and bright brown eyes. She
Is 80 years cid and has borne two sous and
two daughters 20 the khediye.
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Lis Bed Was a Comn.

People who are Of unsOund mind do
many queer things. The other day Barney
riclers, an aged and wealthy resident of
liiiance, O.. received deaths summons
While reposing in a coffin. \ severe illness
nd the loss Of his wife many years ago
ieranCed him. For two decades it had
oeen his custom to sleep every night in
cg-iin o. bia own manufacture, believing
J5at Lee was about to die. lie always robed
aimsulf in T. sarOud before retiring. the
.5EiH .s ot r-.-. very strong, and covered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

Visitor-is this the kitty you were talk
ing about. This isn't 4 kitty, its ful
grown.
Little Girl-Well. she used 70 be kitty.
snd We all call her kitty 'cept when shes
real bad; then we call her -at.-Gooj
News
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An Trsctnal rre.errntire.

= Belgian chemist has foUEd that the
green tar LETT after extracting the oil from
the white bark Of the birch viii e.Tectuslly
preserve even tie most delicate textures
from decay. Il yields neither acid nor
alkaloid, i remarkably Euid IN E.cokoli-
solution. and when once cr,esi resis-s evea
tho antion 81 4irahal --A-EznS4 Iuzvslsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Editor Warner on the slot Machine.

Editor Warner on the slot Machine.
Charles Dudley Warner. while moral
izing upon a well known tendency Of
modern times in Earpsr's, las some
thing to say regarding the possible
future development of some recent IA
miliar inventions. PERHAPS" saws he,
I'VE may expect a further development
of the slot machine BY dropping a
cent IN the slot one can get mis- weight,
his age, piece OF chewing gum. a bit of
candy or shoes tla. Ngl energize his
nervous system. Wy not get from
similar machine good business educa-
tion,' or al interpretation Of Browning,
or new language. or a knowledge Of
English literature; Bat even this would
be crude.
we have hopes of something from
electricity. There ought 70 be some
where a reservoir Of knowledge. con-
Meeting by wires with every house. and
professional switch s-nder. who, upon
the pressure Of button in any house.
could turn On the intellectual stream
desired. There must be discovered IN
time method by which not only infor-
nation. but intellectual life, can be in
fused into the system by an electric cur
rent. Il would save 4 world Of trouble
and expense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Preston's "Hed-Ake" is specific for head

Tooth picks are paced on the table b.
some houses. but many persons of goo.
taste will have none of them II used 4,
all they should be screened behind the $.
clusion or ones half opened hand, or a.,
friendly shelter OF the courealiny napkia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

An Australian man ger VINO has import
ed hosts Of oriental performers says that
Japan e1cels in ac-Claes and UiEdoost@n
in beast tamers. but tEa- Caila s-llds un-
rivalcd for s-cigLt-Jt-al,. t-iclstcrs Of the
mysterious and ilcumg-eleD-ib,s kind
The magicians o. ito fouery kingdom
seem 70 form q special -,i.i and transmit
their trade secrets from gsas-a.iCn % gen
eraLiOn.-Exch4u-e
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An English Docioo for Plum Pudding.

One pound stale bread in crumbs very
dne, must bc passed through q wire sieve),
3 ounces OF -four, - pounds of raisins,
weighed after stoninC, - pounds OF sugar.
2H pounds Of currantS, well cleaned and
dried, - pounds Of best beef suet, finely
chopped and free from skin, 8 ounces Of
mixed candied peels cut a. tail Is possible.
n small teaspoonful OF salt and half a
small nutmeg grated. nix all these dry
ingredients in a large ca~then pan, then
add the yollIs and whites of ten eggs well
Beaten together, and lastly four w.neglass-
fuls Of sherry ann rather more thar three
Of brandy. Stir al these together very
thoroughly with q wooden spoon. This
quantity viii make three pudGings. Boil
them four hours, eitheriu basins or in earth
en- molds, tied over the ton with q cloth.
After this drain them and set them on the
kitchen shelf, not too near tho Gre, but to
keep dry. When wanted boil them for an
hour. They win keep any time and are as
good at year END, or even better, than
at first.
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True HaDpineSs.

Mrs. Muggers-I see a prominent soci-
ETY. belle is dead If there ever was
perfectly blissfuI existence on earth she
enjoyed it while she lived.
Mr. Muggers-Because she was a so
ciety .-.Ie:
Mrs. Muggers-No; because she was
engaged twenty-four times and never
married. New York Weekly
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4 Double Infruity-

Jim-Poor old butter. IS's bald today
Don't see a single hair
T0u-But it-s uesrsiChted-
r.n-Horv DO ycu make shat out'
-.-Car-t ~8a -a~ s. eSecEs'- Pitts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
The Western Climate.

First Chappie-l say, ole chappie. vh~
become of De Dude,
Second Chappia-Aw-ho'= ~o-- ,-t..
Enov- 2 . F..'..
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bags, lambrequins, etc. Their application
for wall pocket is newer but equally prac-
tical
Ladies skilled In these varieties Of fancy
work will find the foregoing cut Of an at
tractive netted pocket q suggestive one at
yhLs season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Infants Wardrobe.

Many of the newest cioalls for infants
are embroidered all over, buttonholed at
the edge and made in ashInere or some soft
woolen, the cape sufficiently deep to reach
70 the hem Of the skirt. Some Of the robes
have wide cuipure b3rjerings at the hem.
with narrower horizontal rows above, and
this thick guipure embroidery is the chief
novelty in infants frocks, which do not
sdmit OF much variety. Ribbon run
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02
Cures in fifteen minutes. Preston's
He'd AXE"

An Ha.-.- ...-........ .-.,,ecting iron ar
ticies from rust consists in sinking them
near the negative pole OF an electric bath,
composed Of 10 iiterS OF water, 80 grams
of chloride OF manganese, and 200 grams
of nitrate of ammonia. The current causes
a film Of metallic manganese 70 be de-
posted, which prevents the iron from rust
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-02

Why suffer? preston's "Hed-Ake" will
cure you
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Immediate, harmIess-P restou's He'd
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-02

|caracteres graves siclldo muy crecdo 81 MI
Nero de personas que Sc sencuentran &atacadas
dc dicha enfermedad.
En- Burdeos y en- las pOblaciOnes adyacen-
tes, ha causado la grippe una crecida NOR
tandad.
Mad1id, 19.-Los m6dicos han declarado
que Sc halla fuera de peligro de la grave en-
fermedad que venla padeciendo la sonora Dn-
quesa de Montpensier. =
VIA SANTO DOMINGO.
Paris, 26 de Noviembre. Circular rumO-
res sObr0 un duelO inminente entire Mr.. Arms
trOng esposo de la sonora Melba y el jOven Du-
que de Orleans de resultas del prOceso de di-
vorcio incoado por Mr.. Armstrong. Las requi-
sitorias iadiciales hechas con motive de este
divorcio ea Ouchy, Suiza, Viena Londres han
dadO lugar un gran escandalO.
Londres .26. - Ell peri6dico Lancet dice
que 81 principe George de Gales esta atacado
de tiebre tifoidea, pero que su debilidad y su
pOstraci0n nerviosa dan otros sfntomas de
enfermedad causan un gran inquietud.
Idem 26-El peri61ico Pal Mall Gazette
dice que una comision ha sido nombrada para
establecer en- el Carada una colonia compues-
ia de arrendatari0s escOceses de agricultores
procedentes de distritos de Escocia de Irlan.
da con miras de atraer una alza sobre el aZ1
car. Circula la noticia que la cosecha de remo-
lacha sera inferior la de los amos 1ltimos.
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Gaceta Official de hov

Negociado de Agriculture, Industria y Co.
mercio.-Se .conceden varios privilegtos de in
vencion.
--Negociado 1o-Se declaran cesantes los
alcaldes de Trujillo-alto don Manuel Sanchez
Lopez, y del Dorado, don Juan J. Mari6n.
Sc admite la renuncia dc alcalde de Ma.
Guabo don FL i1el Hernandez.
Sc nombra alcalde del Dorado don
Gustavo Padr6n.
--Negociado de Obras pdbicas.-Se dis
pone eT pago de $712 83 don Eduardo Torres,
importe de los terrenos que intenta expropiar
la COmpaTfa de ferrocarriles.
-Negociado 3o-Relaci6n de las marcas
de fabrica y de comercio, cuya concession SO ha
efectuado On los puntos fechas que SO indi-
can,
--Intendencia General de Hacienda Re
laci6n de los pagos ejecutados por Ia Tesoreria
Central y Depositarfas de la Isla durante Octu-
br0 nltimo.
Rentas Aduana de MayagGez.-Ide
de Ponce.-Se concede el t6rmino de 20 dias,
para reclamar, quien este en- derecho, IS netOs
teiidos de algod6n y 2 jarlas, procedentes de
abandOnO.
s-12o Battalion de Artilleria de plaza.-Se
venden en pubico c0ncurso bajo condolences
que SO senalan, $50 capotes de paflo en- el dia
10 del corriente.
-Requisitoria para dentro del t6rmin0 dc
Is dias contra Pedro Diaz Torres y Jose Pres.
tamO Garcia por el delitO de estafa y desercion.
-Junta Provincial de socorros.-Relaci0n
nominal de d0nativOs para aliviar las dltimas
desgracias de la Peninsula.
--Ayuntamientos
-PrOvidencias judiciales.
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TeIegramas via Habana

Roma, 10 de Noviembre.-El senior Rudini
ha manifestadO On un diScurSO que Italia esta
constantemente empedada on hacer desaparecer
toda desconfanza que pudiera abrigar hacia
ella Ia repdblica trancesa, y que esta cordial
dad por parte del dobiernO es muy agradable
al pueblo italiano; que el gObierno SO opone
firmemente, tanto la ab0llcion como la mo-
dificaci0n de la ley de garantias, y que los Pc
regrinos pueden cOntinuar visitandO Roma
sin que sean molestados on 10 mas mfnimo.
Manifesto ademas que la politica re.giosa
dc Italia no sufrira cambio alguno, que 81
bien es verdad que el Pontifcado algunas ve-
ces tOma una actitud amenazad0ra, este sc IT,
mita & la esfera de acci6n de su poder esprit
tual, tinalmente, que Italia jamas dejara de
respetar la libertad de conciencia y Ia toleran-
ola religiosa.
Estas frases han producido naala impression
y algun disgusto en- 81 Vaticano.
Idem, ll-Durante una corrida de toros
que Sc etectuaba On Castellamare, Sc desplom0
el circo; resultando 100 personas heridas, 20
de las cuales 10 estan de suma gravedad.
Madrid, l2.-Se halla enferma de- grave
dad la Duquesa de Montpensier.
Idem, 12.-Hoy ia frmado s. M. la Reina
81 nombramiento del general Cuenca para el
cargo de Jefe del cuarto militar de s. NJ
Londres, 12.-Asegura The Times de esta
carta dc un Official del Estado Mayor aleman,
en- la cual dice sp<Autor que la guerra estalla-
r& en- la proximf primavera, causa de Ia con-
contraction de- tropas rusas en- las fronteras
Orientales
Dfcese, demas, que la expresada carta ha
sido dictad .por 81 Emperador Guillermo.
NueV- York, -. - Anuncian dc Santiago
de Chile 4ue 81 setior silva ha sido elegido pre-
sidep.,o . del Senado; el senior Luca, presidente
de Camara de Diputados; y el senior Montt,
p esidente del Ejecutivo, hasta que SO efect1e
2 formal elecci6n presidential. De estas tres
personas sc componia la Junta Chilena.
Madrid, II. -Ha reinado hoy gran p&nico
en- Ia Bolsa, 4 consecnencia de Ia gravedad de
Ia situacion del Banco de Espana, cuyas accio-
n6e han bajado l5 puntos mas.
Han sid0 llamados D Madrid por TELEGRAPH
1os infantes don Antonio dofia Eualia
Londrcs, 12.-Contin1an recibi6ncoso no
tioias de naufragios ocurridos On las costas de
Tnglaterra, de Irlanda y del continente, incluso
IA de Espaha, = consecuencia del hurac6n qua
. experjment6 aver. El nnmero do desara-
siss pesapAAlss a ayegdaAs 9eate stelgeda
~
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Noticias dc la Capital

La conferencia del sefor Vinaieras la Djs
dG de ~ hnsperador suspendida 81 sabado 1lss
tim0 en- vista del nal tempo, BE daf6 81 pr6xis
mo. tomand0 parte ca dicha solemnidad lites
tsIAFje dos prectQsaQ se0Qyjtae qotpn oIklQao
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:
De Ia crisis polftica-pues ahora tenemos
dos crisis-se sigue hablando sin csrteza al
guna.
Pero 10 1nico que hay de cierto es que Ell
senior Silvela present6 su dimisi6n al senior Ca
novas, dejando election de 6ste-para no
crearle mas diticultades-el m0mento y hasta
el pretexto para plantearla, = que Q. s6nor Ca
novas, en- vista de las dificultades que Ia cues
tion presenta, aplaza Ia crisis todo cuanto
puede.
Pero la situaci6n cada dia Sc hace mas in.
sostenitle, aumentando la graveiad, la gran
disidencia que hay on 81 Gabinete, pues 81 Sr.
Villaverde no quiere dejar Ia cartera de Gracia
y Jueticia, y el general Martinez campos pone
gran empeio On que no salga del Ministerio ell
desdichado Fable, contra Ia v0luntad del ST.
Canovas, que cada dia muestra mayores deseos
de prescindir del boticario- -acad6mico, & quien
considers cemo un mueble intiti ino0modo
Pero Fable Sc hace el desentendido, sigues
adulandQ 81 Cesar de mentirigillas paciN.0-
dor dc guerras imaginarias, que no solo 10 ha
hecho Miuisttb, ajno aoad4mico.
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