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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
NO CHAs

A Ia hOra en- que escribimos, una de la
tarde del martes, no ha llegado ningnnO de
los tres I1ltimos corre9s de la Capital. Cau-
sas, las aveBidas de los rios y la falta de
puentes en- Ia carretera central.
Sc halla preso en- Aguadilla el cousecuente
liberal don Laureptino Estfells, de Camny,
sometidO an procedmiento militar pOr Ru-
puestas injurias Ia GuaTdia Civil.
Creemos que el distinguido c0rfeligionRrio
probeTa su absolute incuipabilided y que
muy en- breve sera devuelto a las dulzuras
del hOgar don6stico q los azaTes de la lu-
cha polftica.
Desde aquf le enviamoa un saludo carinoao.
De La Correspondence
El Diario de SesiOnes que se edita en- Ma
drid, publiea el sjguiente proyecto de Ley
preseutado por ell senor don Francisco Mar
SSsEP5sahsaz;
,lreso %of "a de so1neta,r so1taros 1 que s1scr:r
Artfoao io iso,gtaiente Pa pra.s sprobaoi65nn tle,.,
neral De 20 dnico. s. SeS442osiOi6 az del Con.
orden aus Is Ge5seras de, e 'RPoLuye en- 81 aSg
de AIeoibo son onir en- A9eado pdo Ia de aa pan ge
po6 Gtuado iadad e,e Rico sando aI,
Palacio dsl CSSentas 70 Ponce, pasan, e. v'iis
RnhSn Fs9nG,sGS 10. Mrtfoysso, 4 de Il '''"ndo
y Y. 5Ei Cerll'- 7os sgass'
Miranszz-ez S1i psses, antonio Alfau,
Bt PaGs de la Habana nos alegra con una
nOticia muy satisfactoria.
COpiamOs
/" La linda senOrita, nuestra amiga muy
apTeciada Patria Ti6 J Rodrigues-nna casi
-cubana porque es de Puerto Rico sabido
es que
Cuba Puerto-Rico son
de an p6jaro las dos slas".--.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Oue oyoron con ternura nusatraa madreB
Z ense66 palpitsr sl siglo enfermo,
DoloridO y gin VOC mientras callaate,
Ruede perdida entire Ioa nuevos hombres
Como ell prOscritO en- extranjeros lareh
Como del golfo en- las oalladas sirtea
Baio el desieTto aEul fota un cedaver.
Ye s6 que de tn lago. en- tn g6ndola,
surcan las quietaa linfas los Amantes,
sus votos eternOR les confan
Pidiondo tua estrofaR 50 lenguaje;
Poatrado On 81 oscuro preabiterio,
Al craDGaculO UmbTOso de la tarde,
He visto JOceiyn ahOgar en- himnOs
Todo 81 dolor de una existencia errante;
Y s6 que cuaudo 0l astro del silencio
gobre las tumbas su fGlgOr eBparce,
Y en ell terso arenRl oaudas de aombra
Tiende la nmOble procession de sauces.
Tus trenos por tn Julia, que a6n despiertan
Del TintoretO los luctu0sos names,
Junto una Graz en- Bu dOlOr murmura
Mas dc IN herido coraE6n de padre.
tn VOC no ha muerto, Lamartinel La siento
En- "a paE De lOH bosques los mares,
En- loa COOS del vale y de la nOche,
En las ondaB sin ruid0 de los aires
En- dondo quiera que una mano enjuga
Las l6Qrimaa del hOmbre del infante
En- tOdas las angustiaB que sonrien
Ia esperanEa muerta que renaee.
Las ca6las inquietas de Mercurio
Ahogaran on 50 grita tus cantares,
MAs qu6 ofende la Ing, que al miope yea
solo la sOmbTa que sus pies 90 abate
Tiene aoaso que dar por tn corona
El rico AlibOr6n do las ciudadeB
Hoy que has sufrido mas exce!aa cumbre,
De mas arriba tu deBd6n le cae.
Gladiator de Las festas de las Musas,
Tuya fu6 Ia diadema en- Glen oOmbRtes
Noises do IN pueblo en- sedicion, centella
Fac tn voz, que hiEo humO 81 estandarte.
iNinguno como t6 81 por la Ira,
No poF el cOraE6n tienes Tivalesj
MI Ia avaricia descont6 tu sueiO;
Nj el limo subi6 on h6stia tus altares.
Eunca en- -tH amarge-pan forment6 el odiO;
Maehos te hirieFoD, nunca to vengaste
iTu error f06 ell heroismO en- la qOimera
Te embrlagaste de gloria, no de sangre
mol La for inodora del olvido
No secar6 en- tu huegs sns estambresj
MientFas la TERRA nc engaiTnalde en- rosas
TIE Cubrr6n ans aromosas nacares.
Rompe los murOs del abismO eterno,
Ven oh req do los cGnt08 isR1Ortates
" escucha los clamOreg de tn siglO
De Macon los pOlos dilatarse.
Ea que el siglo en- su ooaso te saluda
cOl0ca en- tn sen su 1ltimo esmalte,
Como So dltmO nimb0 ell sol pOniente
ED Ia mas alta cresta de los Andes.
EG que no toda f6 con 81 suc0mbe:
Nj 81 amor, lazO que une ell hombre al angel;
Nj la inQaietud eterna por 10 ignOtoj
nj 81 ideal, Tarpeya do los martires.
Que despues que ts fuiste, mas cruenta
Es la lid do 10 noble con 10 infamej
Y vueven nacer los giFOndinOs
Y mOrir por las pRtriRs libertades
te invooan IF, porque til ensenas
Que en- ell cadalsO miamo lauTos nacsn;
One ss puede cual to, morir vencidO,
Y llevarse del muudO IN alma grande.
Rafael M. mer chan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
Don Manuel Leon Esco60r, Jses de Ia
InStancia de eSta ciadad q SO parttdO

Don Manuel Leon Esc0b0r, Jues ale Ia
IgstGpscia de eStG CiadGd q SO parttdO
judicial.
POr virtud del presente 50 hace saber que en-
las digencias de cumplimientos de la sentenca die
tada e juicio deolarativo de mayor cuantfa, Sc.
guido pOr Don Juan Cortada TiradO por ST como
cuFadOr de su hermapO Don Eduardo de los Dropios
spellidOs contra Doha Providencia MaFtoreIl en- re-
presentation de hii0s, sobre reclamation
de peculio adventicio, Sc ha dispuesto Sc saquen
pdbca subasta por teminO de Yente dias los bienes
siguientes:
Una estaneia denOminada Descalabrado sta en-
el barriO de este n0mbTe t6rmnO Municipal de San.
ta-1sabel cOmpuesta de dos mil doseentas tFeinta
sete cuerdas de extension, de las cuales mil move
cientas treinta siete terreno de primera han sido
tasadas raz6n de Veinte cineo pesos cuerda, en-
cuarenta ocho mil cuatro cientos v6nte einco
pesos Jas trescientas restsntes, maBg8res teTFe-
nos de seguRda, en- dos nail cuatrocientos pesos.
Una chinlenea pie establecimientos en-
ruina tasados en- dos mil pesos
Cuatro pozos diferentes cercados tasad0s en-
dOscientos pesos.
Un canal de riego tasado en- veinte mil pesos,
importsado TODD setenta tres mil qunient0s vente
cincO pesos mOneda corriente. FL acto de remate
tendTa ugar Ia ssa de audiencia de este JuzgadO
e dia cuatro del entrante Agost0 las dos de la
taTde. No SO admitirEn pFOposiciones que cubran
Ell valOr total de los bienes reerdOs segdn Ia tasa
ci0n practicada. Los que interesen tomar parte en
la subaata deberan c0nsignar previamente en- la
mesa del Juzgado eantidad igua por 10 menos
al diez Por ciento effective del valor de Ia nca, sin
cnyos requisites seTan admitaos.
Ponce Julio once de mil ochOeient0s Roventa
uno-M Manuel Le6B- Carlos n. ChardOR-Es copia.
"a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
Jose Manuel Guzman

raeultor msrrnolista se ofrece 81 pnlIico de
aata eiadad. para confeccionaT tod0s los trabajos
concernientea au profession ccmo acn: apidas
mortuoriaa desde Ia mas modesto hssfa a mas sun
tnoea todo 10 relative Ia marInoleria, corao con-
solas pasaman0a. escaleraa, ETC., etc.
Ponce, Julio do 1s91s a-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
CORREO DE Ia DE1IOCRACIA
ELLos 10 HAN oUERIDo

ELLos 10 HAN QUERDo
Ia ageneia carBS@Sa
.sa, - dgne cubrir la deuda con
s44SaSJulio de 1890 que monta 4 $35.
Co = os suscritOres de Lsjas que SO cream con de-
jo ~ continuar reeibiendo este per6dico pueden
gei e e 9fse & esta Administration.
BARRANQUITAs
Suspendido asf mismo 81 guscritoF don Juan
A. Manzano, deudor de Yarios recibos deVueton por
la Agencia, ascendentes $3.50.
COROZAL
don Teodosi0 Gracia, deudor de tres Ruscri
clones vencidas, $50.
CUAYAMA
don Elias Yel6n, un rscibo deyueto por la
agencia $3.50.
NANATT
don Jose Rivera, por doarecibos dsvuetOs s..
CContinuayd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
A los farmac6uticos

se yende Ia antigua botica de don Andres Nal
donado, en- Aduntas.
Sc admiten propoaicionss plaaOa, 10-io
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
PASTO5

Sc ofrecen pastos magnifsos, ON condicionaa
muy cOnvenientes, los empress,rios de cochen ca
rros. Quedan may cerca de Ia poblaei6n
Hay eeTcados con aguas ablndantes 81 etlsdo.
do ios animales sera esmeradisnO.
Para informes dirigrae 4 la imprenta de- cate Ne
ri6dicO-
s-ls Ponce, Julio 10 az 1884.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Muchas personas cOnfunden la vanidad, ell
amor propio oil oTgullo. Ell amor propio
es necesario del amor propiO ilustrado mace
el honor, la dscencia la hOnrHdeE. La va
uidad no produce NADIA bnenO del orgullo
no esperes sino vicios.-J. j. RoHsSeaW.
La virtud no es Otra cosa mas que una
hermosura interior.-BGc6R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Cuando no hsya mas leia sc extinguirA el
fuego cuando no hayR mas ohisnOsoA se
aplacaTan las querellas.- SalOns6H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
RECORTEs

Prometemos segdn nuestras esperanEaa
cumplmos segdn nuestros temores.-LG RO-
chefoWoaald.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Ell mas tardio on ofreeer es siempre el que
cumple con mayor ldel1dad.-L6Vts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

En- nn Cfrculo de recreo
Un sociO (desesperado) ).--Acabo de perdOr
catOrce cartas seguidas.
Otro.-Pero, hOmbre, Ipor que no las certi-
acabas7
Al final de IN drama, un actor va dar
una puhaada al tirano, pero encontrandOss
que Ie fAlta arma, le dA uu terrible bofet6n.
FL tirano cae en- TERRA, exclamando:
--lAh, infawel ME has musrtol lEl bO-
Teton estaba envenenado!
-bAd6nde va usted, abueIitoF-dice una
muchaeha.
"A reaar q San Antonio; voy pedirle
una novia.
--tUstedf Jal IJai iJal
-PoI ESQ acndo al Santo; no tiene gracia
encontrar novios para nifas bonitas como
til; 81 me proporciona q mf una novia, ese
81 que serA IN milagro.
Obispo.
tan fna hay quien e lame el 0rdinario.
-LQue son visitasq
--Maneras que tienen las gentes de huir
unas de Otras, fingiendO que SO buscan.
E. hiio dc Gede6n estudia historic.
--Papa-le dice-yo quisiera haber vividO
en- Ia Edad Media.
- Para que, hijo miof
-Pata no tener que estudiar la historic
mOderna.
Entire diplomaticOs
u Cual cree usted que serfa ell papel de
Inglaterra en- la triple alianzaf
Eide mediator .empezando por ocUpar
los paises cOBquistados.
Pequeheces:
-Marques--dice una seflora muy guspa-
1 euando es su cumpleahOs de usted Quisie-
Ta ser ia primera r felicitarle au casa.
~ Cuanto 10 celebrarfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

No hay en- el mundO exceso mas hermoso
que ell del gradecimieDtc.-LG BruyeTC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
Los MAS AFABfADos MEDICos RECo-
nocen los m6ritos de la Emulsion De Scott.
Arecibo PneFto.Rico. Ahril 10 de 1857.


Los MAS AFABfADOs MEDICOs RECo-
nocen los m6ritos de la Emulsion de Scott.
Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Abril 10 de 1887.
81 la experiencia de aigunos amos de practica
medica puede teneg aIgln valimiento, nadfe so ex-
tranara que ella funde mis- aseveraciones cuando
Sc tr8ta de emitr una opinion aobre medicsmento
que he usadO con extraordinaria frecuencia. Me
refiero la Emulsion de Scott La perfecta union
de los componentes, el agradable sabor que deter
nina, 10 bien que Sc conserva mientras SO esta
empleando, sobre todo las mp0rtantes inGicaciones
medicas que lens, mejor mas segura
garantia.
P0r esa raz6R aun en- las Intermediates al pare.
Ger iDcurabes como la tsis las cdqueriGs las escr6
fRlds, las aaensias, ell raqutisRlo IA ae6idad gene
raj, Ia Jalta de desaFroIlo las mujeFes en- los
ninOs otra larga Serie que serfa prolific enumerar,
SO q1e esta sustaBoia opera veFdadeTOs milagrOs
que los enfermos que, por deciTO ash Sc hallaban
las puertas de Ia mueFte transfornan de pronto
adqnirfendo fuerzas, robustez color, animation,
saud, en- una palabra, que acredita cada dia la
justcia de la faTna del immense credto de que tan
util preparation gOza en- todo ell mundo.
DR.. Rafael del Yale,
MedicO Titular de SaDidad Martina de Arecibo
(Puerto RicO). Commentator de 10 Real Distin-
gaida 0rden Americana de Isabe la Cat0lica, de
la Espanola de Carlos III, de Ia civil de Benef-
ceneia, dc la de M6rito Militar de Segunda
Clase, &a. ga.
EstrenimientO. Polvu LaxaavO de Vichy
s~~~~N~~~~o.@~~oo~0~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

LEccIoEEs DE IDIoAEA FRAECES.-El Que
sua0ribe las d6AA domiciiio SO ofreee los
padres de familia 91e deseen utilizat sBa SER
yicios. ATSstides 81 aaompieEFs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
MULAs
ENFERMEDADESaESTOMAsO,HnaGnassl
Mulas, Mulas !

Don Antonio Rivera, dc Coamo, tiene de Ysnta
prop6aitO para princiPiar tFabajar.
97-so CoamO, Mayo 16 do 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
A los hacendados de cana

Don Flarencio Santiago, de- Coamo, vende no
villos pFos6sito para trabajo de bueyes.
28-39 Coamo. Mayo 16 do 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
ALMACEN De MUSICA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
Ponce, Puerto Rico
OBRAs RECIBIDAs ULTnfAMENTE
PARA PLANO 2 MANOs

Modeiar.-Sud Express. Gran ga
Iop.----.--ss $3.50
!, Entre flores. MBzurca. 60
M0Sart.-Marcha turca.--------. 40
Oudrid.-El molinero do SubiZa.
Danza de los enanOs
.----..-----.-----. go
Niet0.-El Cert6men Tango HEl
cafe, con Ietra- rs
Rolzea PclUerde.- Nina Pancha. Americana. 90
), !, Copla francesa 15
= s, :, Pasacalle- -. rs
liesellsa.--El dehrio. CSlebre Re-
verie-.-...---.-.. 40
AlcerdL-Galop elsetrico. 0p. los. 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
e PIGR MAS

Yiajapdo aver en- an tren,
al bOmbero CasariegOs
pTegun taba don CULLEN
-Ust6 habra estado en- Cenfuegos 7
y 81 contest6 ST En- mas de Glen
Al piaarme Luis PerdOmo
casi me ha aplastado ufl pie;
ahora Of pnedo dar f6
de que GndG con pits dc ploao.
"A. Anhslet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
HOTEL PEKIN

PLAZA DEL ERCADO-YAUCO
POr ausentarse dueno yende este magnf-
fcO hotel mOntado al estil0 de Europa en- compe-
tencia con los pFimeros de la Isla.
Para infOrmes dirigirse su dueTo en- 81 mismo
hotel
Andres SaIGsar.
Yauco, Julio 1891. TO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

FOsFATlRa FaLItRES. Aanssto dsiOs AiSoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

-6lp -enOraJ P04 q-sv
que nscf a la una de la madIugada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Estrehimiento. FOlvo Laxative de Vichy
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07
A MOST DARING PLOT.
SAN QUENTIN CoNvICTs FORM A
PLAN TO ESCAPE.
The Conspiracy Well Matured When 1t
Was Discovered and Frustrated-The
Seven Ringleaders of the Plot in Sol-
tary Confnement.

SAN QUENTIN, CAL, Sept. GA daring
plot to break from the state prison here
has been frustrated Seven of the most
desperate among the thirteen hundred
convicts have been placed in solitary
cells, closely guarded, while a number
of others are being specially watched.
Among the seven ale three who escaped
last year and defended themselves in a
fortress among the hills until the
then warden made terms with them.
They are Charles Dorsey, the murderer,
who escaped in '87 and was captured in
Clege; Mickey Delaney, burglar;
William Panlon and Harry Manning,
stage robbers; Abraham Turcott and
James Sullivan, murderers, and George
Ross, burglar. Delaney had tools with
which he was to break out of his
cell, and when the guard passed he
was to fell him with a slungshot.
with his keys all the other convicts
were to be released from their cells.
Then an attack was to be made on the
guards in the prison yard, and an escape
made. 1t is believed outsiders were to
be in waiting with arms, and desperate
fight would certainly have resulted from
the attempt at recapture. The plot was
detected by guard overhearing certain
words that reused suspicion. The men
we're watched and gradually the names
of the leaders were learned. For
three weeks the warden had been
prepared for the outbreak. When the
crisis was thought to be at hand, the
leaders were quietly arrested and lodged
in solitary cells. No arms or tools have
been found except a skeleton key, but
as there are factories, machine and car
penters' shops, etc., inside the walls of
the prison, it would be easy to conceal
them for quite while.
The seven convict ringleaders of the
frustrated conspiracy to escape are still
in solitary cells. They will not be re-
leased until a confession is obtained.
The officials of the prison do not know
the details of the plot, but it is certain
there was a conspiracy to escape, and
that the assassination of the officers of
the prison was contemplated. The fist
information came from convict whose
time is nearly up. Then a detective
was dressed in stripes and cent into the
prison yard. He heard conversations
that confirmed the first information.
One day he heard them say 'It is only
a short time now" The prison officials
dared wait no longer, and arrested the
leaders. 1t is believed friends were to
be awaiting them outside the prison if
they succeeded in making their escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07
ROBBERS CAPTURED
Two of the Ceres Bandits
in Custody.
Bill Dalton and Riley Dean
Are the Culprits.
Circumstantial Evidence is Strong
Against Them.
Sheriff Kay Is Sure They Are the Right
Men, but Both Claim They Can
Prove an Alibi-Both Jailed
In Visalia.
ssOcIated Press Dispatches.

VIsALIA, CAL, Sept. 6.-William Dali
ton and Riley Dean were captured late
this afternoon about three miles south
of Traver, Cal. The two men were seen
to ride up to the house of Maggie
Rucker. Immediately Sheriff Kay and
Deputy Witty went to the house. Will
liam Dalton came to the door and was
ordered to throw up his hands. He
obeyed, but declared he was alone.
Kay refused to believe this, and Deputy
Witby went through the house and into
the rear, where he found Dean hiding in
the cellar with rifle. He ordered him
to surrender and Dean did SO. Two
horses and number of rifles were cap
tured. The horses bore signs of hard
riding.
William Dalton is brother OF Grat-
ton Dalton, now in Jail awaiting sem
tence for holding up train at Alila
LAST February. William was charged
with being an accomplice, but was
out on bail, his case being
set for October 9th. William called ON
his brother at the Jail last Tuesday. He
was in very excited state, and the
jailers, fearing that an attempt would
be made to rescue Grattan, placed three
extra guards on duty. William, how
ever, left at midnight of the same day,
for Modesto, seven miles north of Ceres,
the scene of the robbery. a4
Dean arrived at Maggie Fuckers
house last night, and Dalton claims he
never saw him till today. Sheriff Kay is
positive the men are the robbers, but
refuses to say how he obtained the
information leading to the arrest. He
will start out again tomorrow, and he
is confident that he will capture the
third robber soon. The men answer
the description of the Ceres robbers.
Dalton is short and Dean a tall man.
1t is thought the robbery was for thu
purpose of getting money to bail Graf
tan Dalton. as
MERGED, Cal, Sept. 8.-Newa has
just been received here by d.
tective Lawson, which is au-
thentic, to the effect that Bill
Dalton and Riley Dean were arrested
near Traver, this afternoon, and lodged
in Visalia jail. Great excitement was
created here by the news, as Dalton was
out on bonds for another alleged rob-
berry, and all his bondsmen are residents
Of Merced, where his attprney, j. w.
Breckenridge, also resides.
GOSHEN, CAL, Sept. 6.-Sheriff Kay
passed through here tonight for Visalia,
with two men supposed to be the Ceres
train robbers
VIsALIA, CAL, Sept. 6.-Dean and Dali
ton claim that they were near Traver on
the night of the robbery. They say they
can prove being in Traver on that day.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 6.-Superin-
tendent Innes, OF the Southern Pacific,
has returned from the scene of the train
robbery at Samuels Siding, and reports
that five robbers have been hemmed in
by rangers and Mexican troops in the
Texas peninsula, and cannot escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07
UNCLE SANS HAND
Extended in Good Fellowship
to Chile.
Minister Egan Instructed to
Treat With the Junta.
Germany Was First to Recognize
Them as Belligerents.
The New Government BusiIy Engaged in
Recognizing the Public Service.
No Further Riots or
Disorders.
Associated Press Dispatches.


New YORK, Sept. 7.--The Herald has
this cable:
SANTIAGO, Chile (via Galveston), Sept.
6.-The provisional government of the
republic Of Chile will be formally recog-
nized by the government of the United
States tomorrow. Minister Egan
today received cable dispatch from the
state department at Washington, in
structing him to treat the Junta Go
bernio as the government de facto of
the country. Information to this effect
was unoficially conveyed to Senior
Jorge Montt, president of the
junta, soon after the receipt OF
the cable dispatch, but official action
will not be taken before tomorrow. Min
lister Egan will be cordially received by
the junta for the news he brings if for
nothing else. The members of the pro-
visional government we're much pleased
at the receipt of this informa
tion, though they were not greatly
surprised. They felt that as soon as
the United States understood the situa-
tion here, that order had been restored
throughout the country, and the au-
thorities of the junta univer-
sally recognized, Mr.. Egan would
receive the instructions which
came today. 1t is the opinion
here that Senior Pedro Montt, who is
now in Washington as the representa-
tive of the iunta, will be regularly ac-
credited as the minister from Chile to
the United States as soon as the matter
is reached. This, it is thought, will not
be many days.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07
weather Crop Rulletin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The weekly
weather crop bulletin says: On the
Pacific coast the rainfall was generally
in excess. In Central Cahforni the
rainfall has been from one to two inches
less than usual. Near Portland and
Olympia the deficiency amounts to
about five inches.
Oregon-Threshing nearly completed.
Wheat and oats, heavy yield; hop
picking progressing. Hop lice and
mould injured the crop considerably.
California-Weath favorable. Po-
tatoes plentiful, and so cheap that some
Of the crop will be left in the ground.
More hops than last season, on account
of increased acreage. Fruit is being
shipped to the canneries in carload lots.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07
BUsILY REORGANIzING.
The citing the Public Service to
Rights in Chile.

The citing the Public Service to
Rights in Chile.
SANTIAGO, Chile (via Galveston), Sept.
6.-The junta is busily engaged in re-
organizing the public service. All the
judges and court officials who were dis
missed by Balmaceda have been re-
appointed. Other changes will be rap
idly made until the entire civil service
is in sympathy with the new govern
ment.
When the papers in the desk of Bal
maceda's minister of foreign affairs,
Senior Godoy, were examined today a
cable dispatch was found, dated Berlin,
August 18th, informing him that the
German government had decided to rec
ognize the beltigerent rights of the Con-
.gressionalists. Thisne Minister Godoy
had taken care to suppress.
Minister Egan has received letter
from the state department at Washing
ton approving his action in endeavoring
to bring about cessation of hostilities
in Chile.
1t is asserted on high authority that
the story that arms were shipped to
Iquique on the Montserrat is untrue. 1t
is also asserted that there was not a
single Lee rife in the hands of the Con-
gressionalist soldiers. The rifles which
it was alleged had been transferred from
the Itata to the Esmeralda were of this
make, and the fact that none of them
were held by General Canto's army dis
proves. that story also.
conference has been held between
the junta and theleading merchants and
bankers relative to the recognition by
the new government of the note issues
ordered by Balmaceda during the past
six months. Just what points were con-
sidered and conclusions reached is not
yet known. 1t is generally believed,
however, that action satisfactory to all
concerned will be decided upon.