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The record-union., 1891-01-31
..Eirht precin,s stones., ),

Rev. A. C. Bane, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church on Seventh street, between J
and X, will preach Sunday morning at II
O'Clock; subject, Eight Precious Stones. y
and at 1870 O'Clock in the evening, sub
ject, "A Popular but Defective Theology
Business men and irreligious people gem
orally invited to the evening service.
The record-union., 1891-01-31
Thousands of Dollars.

The following county settlements were
made into the State Treasury yesterday:
Ventura. $43, $50 Sc; Sierra, S2,52s %;
Monterey. $50, 4l5 "a; Yuba, SS7,702 81;
Fresno, Sl79,5 26 "a; Sonoma, Sl6l ,639 50;
San Diego, Sal, 1913 05.
The record-union., 1891-01-31

gon, with an appreciable precipitation
during the twenty hours ending at
5 A. N. The barometer was also falling
in Northern and Central California. Our
storms of greatest precipitation reach
us from the north and west of us. There
is, therefore, some likelihood of a change
in the weather now soon.
The record-union., 1891-01-31
DIED.

DIED.
GRAVES - In Washington. Yolo County.
January Goth, Mrs. Isadore r. Graves. aged
90 years.
az Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from
the Unitarian Church, Pythian Castle, cor
ner Ninth and streets, tomorrow Sunday
at 2 p. NJ.
ANDERSON-In this city, January goth,
Mile Anderson, q native of Sacramento
City, aged 24 years, 1 month and days
BE- Friends and luaintanccs are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of John Fl. Herman Fourth
street, between @ and II, Sunday afternoon
ut O'Clock; thence to the Cathedral, where
funeral services will be held.
The record-union., 1891-01-31
Fergous Pleads Not Guilty.

August Forgous, the Frenchman who
is charged with the murder of his wife,
was brought before Superior Judge Van
Fleet yesterday and arraigned. 'Forgous
pleaded not guilty. His trial was then
set for February 9th
The record-union., 1891-01-31

Senator John Sherman of Ohio, by ex-
Governor Beveridge of Illinois, by eX
Governor Ebert OF Colorado, and many
others. The pastor will preach in the
evening on early Closing''
The record-union., 1891-01-31
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
ROONEY-BROWN = In this city, January
2Sth, at the Cathedral, by Rev. Father Grace.
James Rooney Of Brighton to Mary Brown
of this city.
BERRIESFORD- BOHRNIENN-In this city,
january goth, by Rev. A. C. Herrick, John
w. Berriesford to Anna Bohrmenn
The record-union., 1891-01-31
ROIN

BORN.
HEANEY-In this city, January 17tfI to the
wife OF Thomas Heaney, son.
NATHAN-In this city, January / 9th TO the
wife of Sol. Nathan, a son.
MEALAND-In this city, January 27th, to
the wife Of c. B. Mealand, a daughter
The record-union., 1891-01-31
Arrived This Week.

The most elegant line of black derbies ever
shown in Sacramento has just been received
by Chas. j. Fredericks II Co., the practical hat
them. +
The record-union., 1891-01-31

Track Men and Stable-Keepers,
Come to our blanket sale to-day. Limit five
pair. You save the value of a pair on every
pair purchased at Red House
The record-union., 1891-01-31
On Monday, at $50 A. NJ,
SPECIAL SALE OF
Remnants and Dress Goods.

LOT l. will consist of all the Remnants picked out of
our Silk stock as follows: ALI short lengths of
Pushes Velvets Surah Silks Black and Colored
Dress Silks as we'll as Fancy Figured Trimming
Silks and Satins These goods will vary in length
from one-half yard to five yards, and will be re-
duced to much below their former prices
LOT IL. will contain Atwood Cheviots Plaids and
Light-col6red Abatross Is cents yard
LOl ILL., is special purchase of strong Novelty Plaid
and Stripe Dress Goods in spring coorings at II
cents yard IS inches wide
LOI w will contain nice assortment of Fine Black
Dress Goods, in short lengths, from two yards to
nine yards, Amongst the goods will be plain,
striped and fancy weayes This will be an oppor-
tunity to secure length of Black Goods in good
quality at low price
The record-union., 1891-01-31
To-aav-s1 Shoe sale.

gents, misses and boys shoes. Regular val
ne, 81 20, 81 so, 81 rs, 81. All Will be sold
at the uniform price of one dollar. Red Houses
The record-union., 1891-01-31

LOVERS OF fine horses feed Manhattan Food
to keep them in good health and fine appear
alce
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

Articles known to medical science are
used npreparing Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Every ingredient is carefully selected,
personally examined and only the best
retained. The medicine is prepared
under the supervision Of thoroughly
competent pharmacists, and every
step in the process of manufacture is
carefully watched with d view to Sc
curing in Hoods sarsaparilla the best
possible result.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

Tucson Citizen; The meteor which
passed Tucson on the night of
September 7th is again heard from;
Jas, Quinlan came in from his ranch
today and tells that on that night,
about midnight, while sleeping out
side, lie was awakened by the whirr
and flash Of a meteor similar to that
described by Tucson people. 1t was
apparently fifty feet high, the size Of
a locomotlFe headlight, and going
northwest at frightful yeolocity.
Five seconds after it had passed he
be heard loud report, and thinks it
exploded Mr. Wetmore of this city,
is OF the opinion that the various
meteors seen are Of one body which
exploded into at leag0 the four pieces
seen at Tucson, Oragoon, Fi0rence
and Qunlan's place.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09
Poisoned BY serorala

Is the sad story Of many lives made
miserable through no fault Of their
own, Scrofula If more especially than
any other hereditary disease, and
for this simple reason: Arising from
impure and insufficient blood, the dis
case locates itself in the lymphatlcs,
which are composed Of white tissues /:
there is period of foetal life when
the whole body consists of white It's
sues, and therefore the unborn child
is especially susceptible to this dread
full disease! But theie is a remedy for
serofula, whether hereditary or ac-
quired. 1t is Hoods Sarsaparllla,
which by its powerful effect on the
blood, expels all trace of the disease
and gives to the vital fluid the quality
and color Of health. If you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not accept
any substitute.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

Republican; A meeting of the
board OF Regents Of the Agricultural
College was held Monday afternoon
and various subjects considered and
acted upon Regents Witmore and
Raymond and President McFlo were
the only members present, Carl
Clausen was awarded the contract for
erecting wroughtlron ratings ON eth
er side the various flights of steps
leading to the college entrances.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

Republican: Col. w. f. Shedd was
in from the Organs this week and is
preparing to make a small shipment
of canaigre root to Liverpool, En-
gland. The Republican acknowledges
the receipt of a handsome specimen
each OF the cured and uncured article.
This plant whose excellent tanning
properties have heretofore been only
known to few, particularly scien-
fists, is beginning to attract wide
spread attention. It was recently
quoted in the Vienna Austria, mark
ct at Is pounds sterling, or about $50
per ton. We have millions Of pounds
Of it growing wild all over Southern
New Mexico and the gathering and
curing of the roots is a very easy and
inexpensive matter when we take in
to consideration its market value.
Only about twenty days are required
to thorougly cure the plant in the sun.
and were it not for the potoriously
eSorbitant freight rates charged, as
soon as the value Of the plant as a
tanning material becomes generally
known throughout the world and par
ticularly The United States, lit has
from to times the tanning proper
ties Of oakbark and other well-known
and much used substances-th pro-
duction Of this root In New Mexico
would BECOME an immense industry
and bring tens and hundreds of dol
lars toour people and particularly to
our poorer classes. In addition the
plant is so productive and hardy that
upon land where it is to al, appearan-
ces exterminated 1t will in two or
three years if left toitself be just as
plentiful as before being disturbed.
Mr.. Shedd also brought ina handsome
specimen from the immense ledge of
marble in the Organs which he ships
to Chicago for exhibition et the
Worlds Fair. Mr. Shedd is an inde-
fatigable deliver into the earths
and it would be little short
of miracle if during many years of
he had not discovered many
of value TO mankind that
were not known TO exist among New
McSico's innumerAble natural re-
sources.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09
P.B. GREAYES,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Collections made forall ti'estatos and Tori
otles.
ordsburg new MeNloo
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

where he was going was plain to all.
He was reputed when / saw him, to
have killed nineteen men, and had the
air of one who was looking hard for a
chance to make 1t a score Curly Bill
has found his grave somewhere out in
the arid wastes he patroled, as Meth
ing has been heard Of him for some
time.v
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

Tucson Citizen; At the James
Quinlin ranch, in the Santa Rosa val
ley, where so much difficulty is en-
countered in the sinking of "A well, the
trouble isabout at an end. Forty feet
Of water is reported at a depth Of 500
feet, and Mr.. Qululin is In the city for
additional casing for another foFtylfeet,
which viii complete the we'll The
grass is high IN the vicinity Of his
ranch, and stock generally are lnprlme
order.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

When you need good, safe laxa-
tive, ask your druggist for a box Of
Ayers Pills, and you viii find that
they give perfect satisfaction. For
Indigestion, torpid liver and sick
headache there is nothing superior
Leading physicians recommended
them.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

All arrangements have been made
for securing an instructor ia military
tactics at the agricultural college, Las
Cruces, and at an early date an officer
Of the q. S. army will be detailed for
that purpose
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09

The water bodies Of Arizona fairly
swarm with wild ducks Of mornings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-24
What ENGLAND Might Do if Sober

Lord Chief Justice CoIeridge has
been travelling circuit in the south
eastern counties of England re-
Gently, and speaking from his ex-
perience, he says:
anyone who sits in my position
must know that if you could make
England sober you might indeed,
in another sense, make her free,
because you mlght--not literally,
of course-but you might, speaking
broadly, shut up three-fourths of
her jails. Of course there are cases,
there are classes of cases, with
which drink has nothing to do. x x
But speaking generally, almost all
the crimes of violence and many of
the crimes into which dishonesty
enters are begun Or are completed
IN the public house" Tsaloon].
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-24
ABOUT SUGAR.
A Story Not adapted to Free
Trade Publications.


The following remarkably good
story is from the Oskaloosa Her
aid. 1t illustrates the mullsh OBJ
stinacy of some men and also de-
monstrates very important truth
in current politics:
One of our farmer friends, whose
only fault is that he is a Democrat
and be is not to be blamed for
that, for his father before him was
dyed in the wool, and be never
reads the newspapers--came to
town one day this week to buy
some sugar. His good wife was
putting up fruit, and she needed
about fifteen pounds of sweetness.
The dialogue in the grocery ran
about as follows:
Farmer-W hat are you doing,
young man?
Clerk-Waiting on you. Weigh
ing out your sugar.
Farmer--How much are you
giving me?
Clerk-A dollars worth.
Farmer--Yes, | know; but how
many pounds?
Clerk-Twenty-four.
Farmer--Twenty-four! Why, it
used to be only fourteen.
Clerk-Yes, but Mckinley did it.
Farmer-Well, run her back
and give me only fourteen pounds.
Ii l took home twenty-four pounds
OF sugar for a dollar the old woman
would make me vote the Repub-
lean ticket, and I'll be hanged if
I'll do that.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
TEATRO.

Tuvo efeeto anteanoche en-
uuestro elegante Coliseo 10 fun
ci6n lirico - c6mica anunciada 4
bene6 clio del notable cuanto mo-
desto pianista pusrtorriquetio don
Julio Arteaga.
Dos xarxuelitas, On IN acto cads
una, puso en- escena la troupe
DaIgado, en- una de Las cuales,
Chateau Margaur, fue objeto
de enthusiasts ovaciones 10 STEM
pre- genial primera actriz senors
Caro- de Dslgado.
lMentira parecia que fuese 10
misma artista que on noches ante
riores aplaudiamos fren9ticamen
te en- los dramaticos papeles d.
Teodo, a. de E.! Gr6n Galeoto, J
Margarita, de La muerte en- 10!
ld6ios. aquella gentil recien des.
posada que en- Chateau Margaua
veiamos anteanoche en- nuestrt
Teatro cantar y bailar donosa-
mente q 10 flamenco, terciado .
aoreado mant6n, presa de los efec
tos espirituosos de aquel ,int
france, que sirve de iitulo { |,
sarxuelita!
El seiior Arteags, en- los selec
tas piezss Cue TOGO On el piano, q
nos revel6 tai cual es: un Profe
sor de maravillosa elecuci6n, d.
irreprochabIe gusto , de gran ia
lento. Domino el teclado com,
IN coloso q IN pigmeo. No 81
balde es primer premio del Con
servatorio de Paris. Reciba nues
sro homemade de admiration Q
laureado artista, que con justici,
tan aplaudido acabA de ser POI
este pdblico.
Va Ia Compania De!gado b,
partido para Ia Isla.
Exitos sin fin le deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

iiametralmente opuesto d 10 que
.uiere , sostiene Ia Autonomta.
Va sabemos que e'ta, en- sue
exageraciones, ha llegado hAsta
pedir la ColOnia, de que tanto
aborrecieran antes los mismos que
hoy ae muestran partidarios de
ella, por 10 dnica razon de que O.
incompatible con la identidad 9
la fusion que anhela el sefior
Labra, = que estan reridas con lal
propagandas y tendencias de ese
sistema.
Conque "a Sc We 10 que o. ID
A,1tonomfa en- ell Parlamento Ma
cional, y las esperanzas lue er
ella pueden fundsr sus sectarios
Lo mejor sera que estos. de uu'
vez, sc resuelvan a abandonar, poi
entero y para siempre, 10 que nj
pasa de ser un ideal irrealizabie
un principle nacido al calor d.
pasiones NAL dominadas, una en-
sefianza que NO puede traer ma
que tempestades y sgitaciones
una illusion cuya realidad persi
guen solamente los inexpertos,
un fantasma tras el cual corren 9
despecho y ls ambici6n, y qu'
mas huge de Ia vista euanto ma
GO va tras 81, exponieudose el Gle
90 y el iluso 4 romperse en- Ia ca
rrera y pfecipitarse en- el abismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

celoso Cura de a'mas de la Pa.
rfoquia y amigo nuestro d. Ma
auel j. Padilla un elocuentfsimo
= edifi eante sermoa por el cusl
tan Justa como calurosamente fie
felicitado.
EI novenario Sc celebraba con
inmensa brillantez y pompa :
nutridf.ima concurren cia. Las
hermosas colgaduras nuevas de
iamasco de lsna que decoran la
[glesiA sou tambien donativo Coz
seado por Ia sefiorits Sanchez Pes
guerra, 10 mismo que los dema,
adornos que sobresalen entire to.
dos.
Nuestros placemes q tan exec.
ente sefiorita por su religiose
desprendimiento Y entusiaemo, J
al espetable P. PAdiIla por Iot
8 opimos frutos de "a infAtigabl.
labor espiritual y apost6lica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

vente" parece iguorar que igura
Puerto Rico entire las provincias
del Reino que menos Ayunta
mientos y menos parsidos judicia
les tienen, atendida 81 riquezs y
poblacion. De. todas suertes, antes
que IL, Correspondence" exis
tiese, y anses que "Un Contribu
yente" escribiese en- ella, mucho
antes, hsbiamos pedido y sosteni
do nosotros Ia reduction de Ayun
tamiento', en- Ia Isla, como medic
de economis.
Lo que nototros hemos dich
sobre Ia situaci6n de los Avunta
mientos merece la aprobaei6n de
todas las Corporaciones Munich
psles de Ia I,la, y este nos basta'
| Nosotros, como experimentado6
en- estas y otras lides, somos prac
ticos. Logre eI Contribuyente de
IL, Correspondence la refor.
ma de Ia ley presente y Ia name
ra de ser, en- ndmero y esencis
de los actuales Ayuntamientos, J
entonces hablaremos de sus tee.
rias, y quizAs nos anticipemos
Ahors, por de contado, hay qu'
atender 4 perentorias necesidade'
creadas y q Ia satisfaction d'
urgentes obligaciones contraidas
y no podemos suponer que Ur
Contribuyente" apruebs Ia ban
carrota y Ia insolvencia de lo
Municipios.
Por 10 demAs. ESQ de pagar po
co. 8 no pagar nada, cosa es gu
todos ap!audirfamoe, si posibl
lfuera.
| Debemos, para concluir, 10 co
rrespondiente satisfaction 4 "UI
Contribuyente," que ex.rana n
nos ha7amos hscho cargo de su
escritos en- "La Correspondent
cia Y le diremos que ha sid
por una rsz6n muy sencills; por
que no hemos tenido el gusto d
leerlos, y ademas, porque estamo
ya en- 10 suerte de no poder aten
der q todas las opiaiones, q
bien concedemos Gmplia liberia
para que Sc juzguen las nuestrai
siempre muy humi des y sincera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
AGUADILLA.

E colega local de aqueIla Wills
y otras noticias que tenemos MOI
informan de que el 4 del corriente
fue bendecida y llevada procesio-
ualmente al temple una precioss
imsgen del Sagrado Corsz6n de
Jesds, tatlada en- Barcelona y do
NADIA para el quito sagrado por 10
piadosa y digna sefiorita dona Ana
Sanchez Pesquera.
La procession fuS muy solemns,
habiendo asistido d 10 misma los
Sres A 'caIde, TeDientes dc AL
cslde, Secrctario Municipal y
otras distinguidas personas en- ex
traordinario dmero. aparte de las
Congregations de Hjas de Ma
ria , San Lui. GoLzaks, CON sus
resnectivos estandartes.
A Ia IiegAda de 10 Procession Al
ten plo prQnanei0 d lIustgado ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
A I'm CONTRIBUYEkTE .

Con el pseudonimo de "Ur
Contribuyente nos sale al pasc
en- La Correspondents" un an
tiguo y particular amigo, preten
diendo asi como refasar 10 por
nosotros dicho sobre Ia s;tuaci6n
de nuestros Ayuniamientos; y, al
sfscto, hace consideraciones que
no negamos; consideraciones en-
que no tenemos para que entrar,
J que nj vienen q cuento en Ell OBJ
jeto qae aquel 90 propone.
Ofrece muy poca novedad 10
doetrina de que el bienestar de
unA localidad no depende del lujo
con que viva 10 Corporacion que
ID representa-. J menos adn Ia de
que 90 ex esiy0 el ndmero de
mientos que hay en Ia Is
ID, poi a.. que Sun ConsFibq
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

Y pasemos d otra cosa, que pa
ra to 10, a Dos gracias, hay item
20.
Hemos llamado desorganisado
al partido ausonomista, y esta fro
,e puede parecer hiperb6lica q
raiz de Ia famosa AsGmblea Mag
ma de Mayazuez, tan eacareads
por Ia supina candidez dc nuestros
adversarios.
Y, sin embargo, NADIA mas l6gi-
co y evidente que aquella califi;a
cion, que los sucesos eorroboran
? Ia pluma de un miembro del Dl
rectorio h,justiticado en- estos diss,
anticipandose d ella CON casi iden
tica afirmaei6n.
E Lcdo R,moS, er Ia epistols
que del mismo ha pubIicado parte
de Ia prensa autonomists, dirigida
EI Position de Ponce, / no aca
ba de proclamAr lisa, LLAMA y ca -
teg6ricamente, sin rodeos y sin
ambsjes, que Gen tiempos de 10
jefatura del senior Cells Aguilera
estaban ellos, los Hberales, mejor
organizados que ahora," con 10
Constitution au' '6noma, CON ese
nonumento Legislative que tiene
"a ma, composturas = zurcidos
que Ia Iegendaria caps del estu-
dante,
|. "toda LENA de remiendos
de- diferentes coloresi"
Pues este, caballeros, dicbo en-
Ia pfensa. no por un cualquiera
sino por un general experto de-
autonomismo," como ha llamado
E Position al Lcdo Ramos, pol
el Director jarfdico de la colesti
vidad, por IN DIputado Provin.
cial de Ia misms; esto, repetimos
% comprenderA el mas lerdo 10
que en- puridad y real y positiva
mente significa.
No 90 menester quemArse ls'
pestanss para trAducirlo literal
mente.
IPobre partidol
| IComo andara &, cuando sui
propios corifeos le den por dssor
ganizado?
| lY q todo esto FL Resumen
el portugues del pozo, cantandt
responses al Iocondicionalismo
Liceuciado Ramos:
i IT'D diristi!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17
como EMpIEzA.

ri novfsimo Ayuntamiento ana
ACADIA de echarse 4 los d6bilea HON.
bros 10 pesada csrga dc esta des.
barajustada admin straci6n. aDsnas
comenzad0 su peregrinaie DOR an
tire los mallales de los yermos
csmpos que esterilizara Il lahoF
de aquellos que kbsraImsnts MOI
arruinartn, v6se 0bligado 4 dete.
Derse snte los Gyss Siollentas :
ensordeceoores On que han pro.
rrumpido los que, Dor yirtnd al
aumento acordado por Ii Intenden.
ola On el cupo de 10 contribnoi6n
snDsidiarla de este t6rmiuo, slen.
tense como mordidos por ponsoiio-
@ wDoras como laatlmados en- 4
exauiaita senalbilidad de sn bo'sIlIu
y loElquean Qus " una lAatlme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-17

dro ToscanO, habiando resultado
% muertos, varios heridos v mu
chos prisioneros.
Parece que los insurrectos ha-
bfan tornado varios cantones Y que
contaban serian apoyados por otras
provincias donde existen ramifica-
clones revolucionarias.
Todos los datos que comprende
el despache precedente han sido
confrmados por diversos conduc
COS, tanto en- los cfrculos oficiales
como por los recibIdos aver con
caracter particular por nuestros
colegas de la, tarde, y que NADIA
adelsntan & nuestras noticias tele.
graficas.
El senior Garz6n, gobernador de
Cordoba, que Sc encontraba en- es-
ia Capital, = habia dejado durante
su ausencia, al frente de ella, al
presidente del Senado d. Cleto
Pena, sali6 precipitadamente para
dicha provincia & las 2 Is de la
tarde de aver, acompanado por va
rios amigos.
Tan luego como el Presidente
de Ia Rep1blica tuvo conocimiento
lie estos sucesos reuni6 4 los minis.
rros con objeto de ado otar las medi
das necesarias para reprimir Ia in
surrecci6n, hsbi6ndose ordenado er
los primeros momentos que ell ba
talon u de infantesis, al mandt
del teniente coronel D. R6mult
Osorio, saliese de Ia estaci6n de
Retro & las 4 IL de Ia tarde par,
Cordoba, cuya marcha parece qu'
hub0 de suspenderse al tener mott.
ola de que se habis sofocado e
movimiento.
| Ademls de las fuerzas con qu
en- Cordoba se ha dominado la re
voluci6n, disponia en- Rio w d
tropas de las tres armas pertene
o.entes al dep6sito de reclutas, gu
40 ha sido p ,eciso emplear.
| Estos s7cesos, que repercutiero
dolorosamente en- los circulos sensa
COS, llevaron Ia alarma & todas pal
tes, produci6ndose en- el b lisa, co
Ia desfavorable impre. .i6n que G
consiguiente, ell alza de un punt
sobre Ia c0tizaci6n anterior.
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el director general de correos
tel6grafos SO dispuso que hast
aueva orden quedara en- suspens
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mismo.
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to naturaleza SO produzcan g
cualquier epoca y OCCASION, pero ms
paHticularmente en- los momentC
actuales, porque en- vez de pone
remedlo q la situaci6n general d.
pals, contribuyen & dificulrar I
desarrollo de los planes del gobiel
40, toda vez que Ia noticia de el
COS acontecimientos en- Europa ser
IA rudo golpe para el credito de
Rep1blica, quebrantado "a por lo
tracasos econ6micos que ACADIA d
sotrir, y cuyas consecuencias q
estAn tooando hoy"