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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-08
FRANCISCO s15useneg Cansp0l5d,

El Scientific AnsericG1a publica una pro
posici0n del senor Charles r.. Richardson, para
contar ell tempo ajustandOse pOr complete al
sistema decimal. Con arreglosa q ella el dla Sc
dividira 10 tSeDgpos 81 tempo en TO dectnaos,
81 decline en- 10 Ns59e@tos, ell minute en- 10 pull
sac5ones, = Ia .pulsaci6n en- 10 yel62rpogOs
unidades que expresadas en- minutes de los
actdales, Yaldrfan respectiYamonte l44; l4,4
"A; OLA y O,0144. Los reloies tendran Sc
naladas 10 horas Y 100 minutes en- sus cOntOr-.
nos, Y 100 diVisiones en- el eirculo pequeno de
la aguja de los segundos o.pulsaciones.
Uha reVista industrial da cuenta de haber-
Sc inVentado IN procedimiento para hacer cue
70 artificial del arbol bdyG cOgOrud0. Sc cor
tan estos en- Ia primaYera, con prefeFencia los
de BOA so amos. sDespojados de la cOrteza Sc
somete la MADEIRA al VapOr y a ciertOs reactiVoss.
quimicOs, al cabo de cuyo procedimiento. que.
es bastante largo, Sc sierra1a MADEIRA on plan
chas delgadas Use las samete al La preston.
Asevera oil inventor que el producto que seob-
tiene es superior al cuero natural, especialmen.
tie para suelas y puede cortaTse Y eoserse con
igual facilidad.
No cesamos dc recibir quejas deAla Capital =
de La sla (estas dltimas obligandonos * sostener
una crecida costosa correspondencia), porque
no publicamos segun los soieitantes desean (y ST
epor rigorOso turno) las semblanzas y entretenf-
mientO que se nos enyfan. Ell mOtiYO Cse la di-
laci6n 10 hemos manifestado varias veces. Para
cada un entretenimiento que publicamos, recibi-
mos POI. 10 menos veinte que tenen que esperar
turno. se8E4sf
Buscando elmodo de complacer 4 los que nos
fayorecen con dichos entretenimlentos, ayudar-
nos 4 Ia yez en- los enoTmes gastos que esta en-
presa origna, hemos dispuesto 10 siguiente.
1o FSegnir publicando gratis por ell turno co.
| rrespondiente los dIcbos entretenimientOs
2o Cobrar bajo el plan de Ia siguiente tari-
ia a los. que deseen que los ueenvien sespubli-
quen sin esperar su turno,
sembiansa ......s:..-....s.s..s1 90
Charada de 4 d 8 Fersos. -.-s--.---..- 80
Logogrifos- $50 - -----..--.- so
Anagranlas- ss -sss-- g 80 --s-- 70
Saltos de Caballo .....zs... 4 90
cortos. 25
LargOs SO centaYos0 IN peso segdn tamalo
al enviar 81 manuscrit0, debe aeon panarse su
/ valor en- sellos de correo g la par.s ee
UN MEDICAlFENT lEA q r VIIIDS0, que
i que merece el favor del pn9lic0. Ia Ersus-
/ sion de Scott eR las afaaGI0nes tuberculosis
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p0lV0Fa Ia parte eKcedente de acdO aDseI
yiLlo por ell papel SO extrae prensandOlo y la-
1vandol0 luego con mucha aqua, fin de eX-
traerle todo 81 acido despues Sc reduce q
pulpa " ql1eda enteramente blanqu6ado. Este
aIg0d6n p6lVora Is ID que hace explosive 81
celul6ide. Parte del aqua que Sc ha extraido
se Inezcla con un veinte cuarenta por ciento
de SUI peso ca alcanfor. La pulpa so extiende
en- lajas 8 losas finas que esprimen en- una
prensa hidraulica hasta que Sc sacan como vi
rutas. Entonces Sc enrolan en- rodillos ca
lientes fernando tiras elasticas los cuales
Sc les da la forma que SO qUiere para hacer los
diversos infnitos articuos de celul6ide que
conocemos
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AlMAoaN De assUs9GA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, ATocHA 10 z. - PoNeE.
Mdsica para piano 4 dos nanos.
Beyey. -Rigoletto, op. SO, media tuerza,
fantasia. ~ CTS.
IdeM.- Hermann, op, SO, media fuerza,
IdeY.- Guillerrno Tell, op. So 40. cts.
Ide0s.-Un ballo op AZ, ...----..- ~ 10 cts.
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font
Una pregunta suelta don Ramon, per.
done Como puede usted Getallar 81 hielo
de Bayamon chaYo ell kilo, sin perder di-
nero?
Hombre, muy sencillo. Nuestra ma
quina no gasta combustible, no compra aqua,
no emplea maquinistas nj fogoneros, y TODD es
to representa- al mes una economic de ocbo-
ciegtOS pesos cuando menos.
-Asf, 81 me 10 explico.
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ALMANAQUE -Vi6rnes g. La apdrici6n de
San Miguel Arcangel el,-Luna nueVa 4 la / y 10
minutes de la nladrugada en- TaurO. Calor y
nubes.
Reyes don Fernando su hija do1a Juana con
los Obispos de Santo Domingo, la Conception
y Puerto Rico sobre organization de las Igle-
sias j ydisposieiones relatiyas los cleTigos.
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FOTOGRAFfA EN- s.

Ode LA CAPITAL.
Soy poeta de afici0n
Y va en- ell crftico momento
solo demostrar intentO
10 que dicte mi em0ci0n.
Els mi modelo el. portento
de la Marina entera
p0r su rOstr0 de hechicera
Y su magistraf talento.
Sus ojos como luceros
de la misma Providencia,
Sc resisten poT modestia
al que intenta pOseerlos.
Cabello negro Y sedoso,
un cOntOrn0 tan perfeCtO
que no l6 encuentra IN defectO
el9critico mas rumboso.
Muchos los admiradores
son de tanta belieza,
pero vuelVe la cabeza
Yno quiere troVadores.
Vive. junto q una fabrica
de nueva industrial Viagera.
y We el Presnio por fuera
desde el5baic0n de su casa.
Su nombre divino 6s
como anteri0fmente die,
81 su apellido tie af1ije
combina estas letras pu6s
2 s 3 Ale G @.
T. g. G.
=
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G % M u N i C A D O

Senior Director de la la CoRREsPo sPoNDENcIA:
Los Yecinos de Ia 2s y 81 zona do Puerta
de tierra estan altamente o3fnplacidos agra.
decides, porel den0sit0 de hielo de- Bayaua6n,
que existe All ahora, y hasta los que ne roraa-
ban hiel0, 10 cosumen ahOra. Qui6n no con-
sumo hielo en estos tiempos y sobre tod0 ST
es hielO puro Y que resiste nucho, como 10 es
81 de B .yaIn0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-08

- Casas Qsse seYecomSesd0,a :--EL BUEN
GUSTO, uno. de los meiores salOnes de barbe-
ria peluquerfa de Ia Capital
PropSetario: ]. Apeilaniz, san Justo, nj.
Nero IL. Perfumeria extra superior Sc admi-
ten abonados. Esmero y lirnpieza.
f
LOGOGRIFO NUMERICO
12,3,4,5, ,lO, ,12, ,13, Is Mi todo-14,
10 IA IN eraL-1, ,6,7,9,4,3 Nombre de mu-
jer.-5,3 8, ,12, Il sino es buey 5qu6 sera9-l, ,3,8,
11,l2,14 Fruto del pals muy estimado ;9,4
Non1bre que reGibo ell 'ganado yacuTo.
M0gtueYgo.
Sc necesitan muchachos de 12 q Is amos
en- la fabrica de Baules de r. GIUSTI y Ca In
fanta Luisa- ndmero Marina.
Deben presentarse acompanados de sus
padres 8 de personals que los reconlienden. 3
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Ell mejor licor para estos climas es el Ron
puro 81 mejor Ron puro yiejo que Sc vende
en- Puerto Rico es el de- la Tienda Honda, San
Jose 27. GuardeEne usted el secreto.
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ARPA ACR0STICA.-
(.DoBLE)
Dedicad0 a Ia So. T0mds0 SOLO.

DedIc0CE0 a Ia B9td. I0H3dS0 Soda.
Lease liz Nombre de un peri0-
dico madriene. 2o Animal ca
4. serO u Inolesto. 39 Animal do
m6stico Az Manera exquisite
de preparar pescado 81 Ape
= lido de un conercante de esta
Marina 90 Parte principal de laropa. Ley6n-
dose Ia segunda cuarta Inca menos los dos
punt0s primer0 y segundo de- la cuarta, Obten-
dremos 81 nombre dc una antilla Espanola
s.. AYtQu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-08

Nuestro agradecimiento a los duenos. de
Ia fabrica
Puerto -Rieo Z dc Mayo 1891.
V0rios vecisaos
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1881 ep o6sR op 8 tz9nSvluN
.o49 '-9l9 sou
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sot1e0 uop 'g4sooV ug!Iuf g9sof uop feunoV Il ep
oos!ouslA uop .opoI sz9nSea plIsqIy uop 'z9doI
81 uomvH uop sIe4!dBD 81 ne se!ou9ISJaI pIed
'BIT9 g I!IInouoo 9nb uvSual
spepn!O s4se ua se4ueIIIoo sol ep CT 10 9sapIq8I
10 op gu onb v9IquesV et ep oAa aom uoo enb seu
-oslod sBIIenbB sBpo4 OIIeo9IJo ep o4snS 70 susl
1opsI4s!u!mpV Io4o9i!d ms 'Up!q!osI uBq enb o4eIl
10 IBAIasqo IB ts94unssuBIl soWsIm sol oq08q ueq
oub soISoIe so9uy4uodx9 sol Iod ou!s 'opDoqQnd
Dg sDaUDC en6 ssosodmod soIonuuB 6p o!p9W Iod
on 'olue!m!oeIqe4se e4se y4s9 ouoo opB4p9Iov
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-08
CHARADA

Mi primeya,
arbusto del Jap6E.
Mi segu'add,
suena vocal
Mi tegceyG,
aspera pronunciation,
Y mi tOd0
centric de diversion.
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ANAGRAMA
INGLEs. v. MERCA

Con estas letras fornar ell nombre apellidc
de una simpatica amiga que tengo en- GALES.
ll09aoI0
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ANAGRAMA
Dedic0do d Ms5 amigo Enrique Mtrd601.
CAZARlIE RAMON

Con estas letras formar el nombre y ape
lido de una senorita de esta Capital, Z
IN desdicbado.
No divide usted este: En- ell almac6n de
mueDles de Margarida y o., Sc Yenden alqui-
Ian los articulos del ramo precios sumamen-
te equitatiYos.
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CRIPTOGRAFfA
A,C, III E,E,E,I,M, y, j., ,R,R,s, ".

Forrnar con estas letras el nombre y ape
lido de una senorita de Santurce,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
NEARING A CLIMAX.
The Public and Parochlal school Trouble
at saltwater, AIinn.

The Public and Parochlal school Trouble
at saltwater, AIinn.
SALTWATER, MINI, December.-Ths
parochial public school row is to be
pushed TO a conclusion at once. The
whole community is worked up over thu
the mrtter. Monday morning a delega-
tiOn OF Protestant minister will call on
Y. Z. Clapp, President Of the City School
Board and ask that the contract making
the parochial school part OF the public
school system be annulled on the ground
that it is illegal.
If the board pays no attention to this
request an injunction will be served on
the board. II no further results are
obtained from this, citizens will refuse
to pay taxes, on the ground that the
money is not spent for the purpose for
which it was levied. 1t is understood
that the local Catholics are unable to
take any action in the matter, because
IL has gone out OF their hands to the
Pope.
The move to prevent the parochial
schools from sharing in the public school
money is based on the charge that the
contract between the parochial authori'
ties and the city school board providing
that no religious doctrine shall be taught
in the schools between the hours of
a. n. and ( p. m. is being openly violat-
ed, as the Catholic catechism is taught
between and 1:S0 D. N.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
A School Girl Sliced By a Burly Ruf-
fan Near Parkersburg,
BUT HER COMPANIONS SCREAMED
And Some Boys Near BY Came 10 the Rescue and
the Ksni Fled-Hs Was Masked and Pre-
pared For His Fsa-fnl Work, But His
Intended Victim Pulled The
Mask OF His Faca
Special Tsleoran 10 ts> Register.

PARKFRsBURG. W. VA. December -.
Another attempted dastardly outrage
was made last night on the sand road,
near this city.
While two OF Thomas Taylor's dsugh-
ters, accompanied by young girl named
Jenkins, were going home from school,
about two miles out, a man, with mask
over his face, sprang from some bushes
at the roadside and selling one OF the
girls attempted 10 drag her into the
bushes.
The girl screamed and fought, and in
the struggle pulled the mask from the
mans face. The other girls also began
to scream, and their cries attracted the
attention of two boys, who ran back to
their assistance.
When the boys came up, the fiend let
the girl go aud fled across the fields.
He was tracked by crowd OF people.
who were soon on the ground, for nearly
mile, but escaped in the darkness.
The girls can identify the man II he
should be caught. The frequent, al
most daily, occurrence OF outrageous
crimes, such as murders and attempted
outrage and the escape OF criminals by
technicalities or staw bond, has within
the last few days brought about great
deal of talk of vigilance committee.
The respectable and law abiding
people are open in expressing the
opinion that such course is demanded
by the situation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
A BIRDsaOOTING
Watched by an immense Crowd of Sports
Fine shooting.

CoNEY ISLAND, l.. l., December a.
Fifteen hundred sportsmen and one la
day witnessed one of the most interest
ing pigeon shooting matches that has
taken place recently on the grounds
of the Fountain Gun Club,
Woodlawn Park, to-day. The match was
between John T. Brewer, of Hammon-
ton, Pa, and Z. ID. Fullord, OF Harris
burg, for 81, 900 side. The conditions
were thirty yards rise, eighty yards
boundary, $50 birds each. Fullord was
the favorite from the start, though
Brewers stock went up after the first
fifty birds had been killed, as the latter
was showing good form and using his
second barrel to good advantage.
The shooting began at 10:45 a. m. and
was finished at 3:05 p. IN. Fulford won
the match by seven birds. OF the first
100 birds, each man killed 81 and lost
13. The were again tied at the 150th
bird, each having 131 to his credit. At
the 20Oth Fulford lead by two birds,
having killed 1T. At the finish Full
ford's score stood 223 killed and q lost;
Brewer 216 kilIee and 81 lost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
SOUNDS PACIFIC.
An Interview With President Montt, OF the
Chile-He Don't Want War.

CHICAGO, December ia Valparai'
so special cablegram says: President
Jorge Montt has sent the Chilean minis
ter in the United States and Europe q
reply 10 President Harrison's message
10 Congress in relation 10 the sailors
who landed from the cruiser Baltimore.
he declares that the Chilean authori-
ties have never attempted 10 evade in
the slightest particle any particular re-
sponsibility fer which the country may
be Justly held, but he insists that the
proper and ordinary forms OF Chilean
procedure must be observed.
President Montt consented 20 be III
terviewed relative 10 Mr.. HaTriSon's
message, which Is regarded by many
prominent people In Chile as being In
tended 20 prepare the American people
for a hostile movement against this
country. President Mont said he was
fully convinced that in the end the
American people would judge the Bal
timore affair without bias.
There was no doubt in his mind that
the Congress OF the United States would
act with fairness in the matter and that
justice would be done by the Govern
ments Of both the United States and
Chile. ''The closing sentences OF
Mr.. Harrison's message" said
President Montt, "show that he will
await the conclusion of the investiga-
tion now being made before taking ag-
gressive action. So believeing, have
not the slightest idea OF any trouble be-
tween the two countries. We are desir-
Gus OF cultivating amicable relations
with all countries, and have no desire
for any difficulty with the United
States"
No Acknowledgement has been made
of the receipt of letters sent the Chllsan
government November Q, asking for
copies OF the testimony OF witnesses in
the investigation into the Baltimore
affair. Six days ago reply was sent TO
the letter OF Secretary Blaine TO Minis
ter Montt, at Washington, in which the
Secretary OF State states that safe con-
ducts were granted to refugees, who
were in the German and French Lega-
tion, which privilege was denied those
seeking asylum in the Amrican Lega-
tion.
The reply was sent to Secretary
Blaine direct, and said no such permits
have been granted, that no safe con-
duct has been issued to any OF the
refugees in any of the foreign legations
and that ''Mr. Blaine can keep himself
well informed through the Chilean
Legation at Washington"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
LITTLE BITS
ofTelegraph, Boiled Way Down, Then Cut
I'm Half

OF Telegraph, Boiled Way Down, Then Cut
in Half
Captain Panpushke, instructor OF the
Russian artillery cadets has been killed
by the explosion OF a shell during expert
ments with powerful explosive.
The large barns of Calvin Whitney at
MAYNARD, Mass, were burned with 100
cows, FIVE horses, hay and tools
Rev. DIR. Hortsmann has been appoint
ei Chancellor Of the Archdiocese OF
Philadelphia, to succeed the late Bishop
Gilmour.
The Porte has suppressed the French
newspaper lie St1mbOut at Constanti-
NOBLE for alluding In an offensive man
ner to Emperor William, Of Germany.
Secretary Foster Is reported better
and stronger than since he was taken
sick.
The Mechanics mill at Attleboro,
Mass, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning; loss of $4,000.
The negotiations for an American and
German Copyright convention proceeds
smoothly and a bill dealing with the
SuDJcfb Will oOOu DC nAOmibStA AZ tAS
Reichstag.
NJ. Jules Simon, the distinguished
French Statesman and author is Ill.
At Cedar Rapids, Ia, scafold, fifty
feet from the ground, st Amos peniten-
tiary, upon which five conyicts were az
work, gave way, participating all 70 the
ground. John Gilroy died an hour az
terward. Wm. Z. Grove and Ed. Cur
ran were fa.ally injured.
Mr.. Gladstone and members OF his
family viewed the portrait OF Mr.. Glad
stone painted by Forbes Robertson for
the Liberals of Canada. Mrs. Gladstone
said it was the finest portrait OF her
husband that has ever been painted.
William Peake, ex-City Treasurer OF
Kansas City, who has been on trial IN
the Criminal Court during the past
week, charged with having embez5ied
$50, 900 Of the city's money, was &C.
quilted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
THEY SIMPLY LIED.
Correspondents Who MiSrepresented
the Feeling of
WEST VIRGINIA'S DELEGATION
Toward Hon. Wm. L. WilsOn-Thsy ALI Wanted
Him For Speaksr-Mr YOdsr'S Very Bad
Break-Speaker Crisp Still Considering
His Committees UnimpOr-
tant Ones Announced.
SD.oiaI 7sIsCrs,n to tAe S4adcy Re0istsr.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 12.-
The West Virginia members are indig-
nant at the report telegraphed from
here that the reason Mr.. Wilson's name
was not presented 10 the Democratic
caucus as a candidate for Speaker, was
because the other three members OF the
West Virginia delegation were jealous
Of Mr.. Wilson.
That gentleman to-day said the story
was entirely false as far as his knowl-
edge extended. He said that MeSsrs.
PendletOn, Anderson and Capehart all
offered 10 present his name to the eau
Gus N be wished IL done, and 10 vote for
him a. long as he desired TO remain In
the contest.
Those who talked with the three gen.
tlemen on the question prior 20 and dur
Ing the caucus knew this 10 be the fact,
for each Of them declared again and
again that they were for Mr.. Wilson
first II he would consent TO allow his
name 70 be presented as candidate for
Speaker.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Austrian and italian Miners at War with a
Sherifrs Posse in Colorado - Several
Killed

| Austrian and italian Miners at War with
SheriH's Posse in Colorado - Several
Killed.
DENVER, Col, December IA
! strike of the miners at the mines Of the
Colorado Coal and Iron Company, at
Crested Butte, has resulted more seri-
Oysly than at first anticipated, and
there are yet indications OF further
trouble before the matter is settled.
About two weeks ago 500 Austrian
and Italian miners employed at these
works went out on strike because OF a
proposed reduction IN wages announced
by the company. Since the men went
out they have been very ugly, refusing
TO allow the company to bring in new
men. They have stopped the pumps
and fans at the works, allowing them
10 iii with gas until there is danger OF
the mines blowing up. aud have parad-
ed the streets heavily armed, threaten
ing death TO any who should assist the
company.
The miners are swearing revenge upon
every friend of the coal company aud
the town OF Crested Butte is upon the
verge Of a riot Further trouble Is
feared tonight which II started will re-
suit In many deaths.
The Governor has called out the State
militia and the troops are now az The
armory ready % start Tor the scene by
special train at a moments notice.
Yesterday Sheriff Sharp, Of Gunni
son, arrived there with q posse OF sew
enty-ive meu. f0r the purpose Of taking
possession Of and guarding the mines
No sooner had tho sheriff and his mel
alighted from the train when they were
attacked BY about 200 armed Sicilians
and Austrians. who began firing will
their Winchester rifles
The officer held bis men Tor mOmeni
and then ordered them % return the
IRE. which they did with deadly effect
fatally wounding two Austrians. After
the firing the miners retreated and the
Sherin's posse marched up the hill anc
took posressi0n OF the mines ani threw
uD redOubts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
Mckinley Indisposed.
,saal 7tLeqram % tAe Rsqsster.


CANTON. o.. December 12.-Since yes
terday morning Maj. Mckinley has
been unable through indisDosition TO
receive callers or TO give attention TO
politica! matters. His physician has
ordered absolute rest for day or two.
The following staff appointments have
been made: Jas. L. Batstord, of Yonngs-
town, Quartermaster General; Jno. C..
Entrekin, of Chillicothe, Judge Advo-
cate General. And the following aides
de-camp: Charles NJ. Fleischman, Gin
cinnatl: Myran T. Herrick, Cleveland;
Harry C. Sherrsrd, SteubeDville; w. c.
Brown, Fostoria; j. c. Brawn, Toledo;
]. NJ. Taylor, East Liverpool; Q. l..
Nye, Marietta. The Adjutant General
ship is yet undecided.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
Riot at a Negro Bah.

CINCINNATI, o., December 12.-Early
this morning Erlanger, KY, was the
scene of a bloody riot at negro ball.
The crowd began to get drunk and a
fight between two colored lsborers
started a general row. Knives and pis-
tolls were used, and in the midst of the
tumult some one fired fifteen or sixteen
shots from breech loading shotgun.
James Carroll was so badly wounded
that even If he RECEIVERS he will be
manned for life. John Sebastian is be-
lieved 10 have been fatally shot. Four
or five others received bullet and razor
wounds. No arrests have been made,
as the rioters cannot be found. 1t is
said that the shooting was done by con-
struction hands of the Cincinnati South
ern. All the participants were negroes.