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Evening journal., 1891-11-14
Mr. Cleveland ana Babv Ruth.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l4.-Ex- President
Cleveland has written a letter acknowl-
edging the receipt Of the spoon presented
to baby Ruth at the last dinner OF the
Clover club, in which he says: while
intend to be entirely loyal to the conceded
ly wonderful child which has come to my
home, / will not be denied tbe intense
satisfaction Of acknowledging chat the
pleasure attending the advent has been
greatly enhanced by the delicate remem-
brance by the members Of the Clover club
Of the mother and child.h
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HE WORLD or SPORTS.
Sick Young Reelected President OF the
National League.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The National Base
ball League meeting postponed the free
pass and deadhead receipts questions until
the spring meeting, which will he held in
New York Nick Young was reelected
president for term Of three years Rob
inson, OF Cleveland; Scandrett, Of Pitts
burg; Byrne, of Brooklyn, and Day, OF
New York, were elected directors, and Day,
Brush and Hart were appointed schedule
COMMITTEES. a. @. Spalding was elected
an honorary member.
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killed eY cHIcAeo euRaLARs.
A woman and Her son Choked 60 Death
and Rnhhed.

and Robbed.
CHICAGO, Nov. a. Mrs Gretchen Len.
zenbager, who kept a saloon at "a South
Clark street, was ohoked to death by rob
bers. who then beat and choked TO death
her fifteen-year old son George.
The crime was discovered by Mr. Gruen-
wald, coal merchant who came to the
saloon about am. for glass OF beer He
found Mrs Lenzenbager seated ia the cen
ter Of the room, her head lying on table.
Gruenwald shook her. and in doing SO
threw her lifeless body from the chair and
exposed her neck, blackened and bruised
aud bearing the imprint Of fingers, which
had clutched the throat
Gruenwald summoned the police. They
found that the till had been forced open
and the drawers behind the bar ransacked.
In one Of the three living apartments a.
the rear Of the saloon the body of the boz
George was found stretched on the bar
floor On his neck were marks of fingers
and his face was blackened and bruised b
blows, and on the neck Of his flannel shirt
was the well defined mark OF a bloody
heel Two men are suspected.
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shielded Before hi w,fs.. Fve..

NEWARK, n j., Nov. l4-A sensational
suicide occurred on the Harrison bridge
last evening. John Morris, forty-two
years old, we'll known confectioner OF
this city, was driving across the bridge
with his wife Morris jumped from his
buggy, mounted the handrail and plunged
into the river The wife's screams at
tracted several men, who pulled Morris
from the water He was still alive, but
died a few moments afterward Morris
had been drinking heavily.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
'aslunp" weIdman 10 Lltch Again.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. l4-George f.
Weidman, ex-pitcher OF the famous De
troit team of the National league, intends
to re-enter the diamond next season.
slump" as he is Familiarity termed by
his friends OF the profession, said today
II expect to sign with Arson, OF the Chi
cagos, next season. Ny arm is all right
now after my two years rest. ! am after
my old friend Calvin, OF pittsburg Pm
going in TO beat him pitching and batting
next year,
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A Parse for sIavin and jackson.

CHICAGO, Nov i4-In response TO Par
SON. Davies recent challenge on behalf OF
Peter jackson to Frank r. Slavin the Ma
tional club Of London wired an offer OF a
$4,000 purse Davies has written Jackson
TO ascertain If the California club will ad-
vance the recent offer 1t made of q similar
amount, and will await a reply before
taking further steps in the matter.
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narld.nn Ahend of can.

TALLAHAssEE, Nov. 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down its decision com
pelling the secretary Of state to sign and
seal Governor F1eming's commission of r.
H. NJ. Davidson as United States senator.
The opinion nowhere touches upon the
question OF Ca,ps election, declaring that
the United States senate is the only
authority having jurisdiction.
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pnlannnd hr rhana.,.

WOODBURY., n. j., Nov. L. The family
Of Samuel Turner, consisting of himself,
wife, two daughters, aged nineteen and
twelve years, respectively, and little son,
we're taken violently III immediately after
breakfast They fell lnsensible and had
eonynlsions. The two daughters are still
insensible and suffering from oonvulsionH.
The analysis shows poisoning caused by
eatiug cheese
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
vnnnr Emm.t Arraai.h-

PITTsBURG, Nov. 4-Superintendent Of
Police Weir arrested J. X. Emmett. the
comedian, and about thirty others for vio-
lating the Sunday law by getting up a
parade on Sunday last for the purpose Of
advertising Emmet's play Emmett was
taken before Alderman Gripp, when he
entered $500 bail for hearing.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14

If there is any one who doubts the skill OF
Doctors Mccoy and Wildman in curing any
OF the Ills that the human flesh is heir to. let
msn barber for Mr.. Albert Neumayer, ~
West Fourth street. this city, who will
surely diepel from any one's mind such doubt
The other day while a reporter WAS being
shaved by Sam" as be Is Familiarity known
by the patrons of the estRblit hment, he re-
lated the following interesting account as ia
what he had suffered from caterrh and how
ft happened and who recommended him "a
20 TO Doctors Mccoy and Wildman. who have
cured him, This Is what he said;
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snmminr up the Georre Trlal

CATsKILL, n. ", Nov. 14-In the George
trial, DR.. f. r. Mackey, who was called in
support of DIR. Erway, created a sensation
by saying, IF all the doctors were arrest
ed who were guilty of criminal operations
you'd have to turn all the churches into
jails." The district attorney announced
that the case was closed. The arguments
are being made today. each side being al
lowed three hours.
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r.ns Dad. comn fnr ! nnthtnh.

WAYNEsBURG, Pa, Nov. l4.-Joshua
Coleman, rich Green county farmer, had
a presentiment that his death was near at
hand and had coffin sent TO his house.
The members of his family didn't grieve
enough over the prospect Of his death TO
suit Coleman and he resolved to live. He
It for bathtub
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
Named the TrIpIets CLEVELAND.

NEW EGYPT, N. j., Nov. 14-Three chill
dren were recently added to the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hopkins-two girls
and boy The name of Grover Cleveland
Hopkins was conferred upon the boy, and
the girls were named respectively Frances
Cleveland Hopkins and Ruth Cleveland
HonkinS
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snulres sues for Llhel.

CORTLAND, N. ", Nov.i4 District At
torney-elect Jerome Squires has brought
an action against The Democrat for libel,
placing damages at sl5.0O0 During tho
recent campaign The Democrats charged
Squires, who was the Republican candi-
date, with misappropriating funds belong
ing to a certain estate
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An Illinois Postmaater SNORT.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Arthur A. Boyngtou.
the postmaster Of Highland Park, asuburb
Of this city, was arrested by United States
marshal on a charge of embeszling 5000
He admitted his guilt and was held IN
81 OO0 hail
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seren Rodles ~ nnn Grnre.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Nov. l4-EdmoDd f.
Jefts, sexton Of the Forest Dell cemetery,
has been suspended on the charge OF bury
ing seven bodies in one grave to save the
trouble Of preparing separate place for
each body.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
rIyE poLLARs 4 MoNrn

In order to prove their superiority
in the treatment of different diseases
Doctors Mccoy and WildmAn OF S35 MarRet
street in this city, will treat all patients for
fl dollars month and furnish all necessary
medicines, which are prepared in their lab
oratory by graduate in pharmacy OF VIII
mington.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
dohn Incob A.tor.a IIIneaa.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Mr, john Jacob
Astor is i'll with typhoid fever At Mrs J.
Coleman Drayton's house, 574 Fifth ave-
nue. His wife is with him, and two doc
tors and two professional nurses are car
ing for him. 1t was said at the house last
night that Mr.. Astor was slowly recover
ing and that he was practically out Of
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
rat.I caI1Ierv ExpIesion.

WHITE HAVEN, Pa, Nov. i4-An exple-
sion occurred at the Oakdale colliery By
which John Stevsnsky was killed and
George Merold was fatally injured. The
colliery Is operated by G. 3. Markle & Co.,
of Hazleton.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
New York Gets "siiver" King.

PIrTsBURG, Nov l4-Manager Pat"
Powers met Catcher Buckley and Short
stop Glasscock here yesterday and claims
TO have secured them both for New York
for another year. The deal with silver
King was closed by the payment OF $500
advance money.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
Pepn.vIvania ana ,he rair

HARRISBURG, Nov. A-The subcommit-
tee Of the executive committee of the
Worlds fair board who are to select a
plan for the Pennsylvania building at
Chicago will meet the architects and 9TH
ers interested in this city next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL EST ATE.-The we'll known Prac-
tical Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred. is offered for sale. or viii exchange
hundred years. the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ton. Del
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he WOULD PREFER DEATH
RATHER THAN AGAIN ENDURE SUCH
LUFFERING.

Samuel niayhart Became SO Despon-
dent That He Was Several Times
Temp'ed TO KIN Himself-He Tells
what He Has Gone Through and who
Cured Him.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
DOCTORS M'COY AND WIlDMAN

Late OF Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Office, S35 Market street. Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. II you live at a distance write for
a symptom Blank.
Consultation AZ Ofioe or by Mail Free.
ONCE hours-e to II a. m; to 4 p. m. z to .
D. m. daily.
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FOR SALE .

The stock, good will and fixtures Of the
wholesale liquor store with saloon adjoining.
at Nos. 207 and 200 West Front street. This is
one OF the largest, oldest. and bsst business
places in the state. The properties Nos. 2O5,
209 and 2ll West Front street will lie rented
or sold on reasonable terms, as the owner
wishes to retire from business. Apply to
PHILIP 6. PLtJNkETT.
No. 207 West Front street.
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roR nALR.

DOR SALE one BAKERS DOUGH-
A. tray and lot Of bread pans. Address,
4 plete with cones. hangers, etc, suitable
for Quarto or eighth medium presses. Also
lot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
i Imposing Stones. Apply at this office
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE-rHIRD
L OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PIANU, Evening
Journal office.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALE X-ROOM HOUSE. NO
z 922 Pine street; papered; gas: oemented
cellar; bath. Apply onpremises.
COR RENT. THE THIRD STORY ROO 4.
# No. 4lelS Market street, 16x70. we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shipley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4la Mar.
ket street.
UsoR RENT - HOUSE 40. $40 ORANGE
# street.JUHN FULLMER, 80 w. Ninth ~.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
FuIford Again Heats Brewer.

MARION, N. j., Nov l4-In the second
pigeon match here +. d. Fulford again
defeated Captain j. l.. Brewer The score
wasi Fulford, 3d. Brewer, 90.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
BLAN rs.
White Wool Blankets from So to
$12 a pair. Chintz and Sateen
Comfortables from $3.50 to IS,
lined with clean white cotton.
Clothing.

Our Clothing is all of this
seasons make and you may rest
assured of being fitted out in the
latest patterns.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
NorIuRs.


MONEY TO LOAN AT AND PER CT.
vi in sums TO suit. Also have a customer
for house on western side of city, p bout 10
rooms. j. l.. OCHELTREE.
Real Estate Broker. Rooms and Ex-
change building.
NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GREENWALD
IN a. Fuld, trading under the name Of the
Hamburger Shoe House. has been dissolved.
Mr. Jonas Fuld severing his connection. The
business will be carried on as usual by MR.
JOSEPH GREENWALD, at No. 200 Market
street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

d ~ LOeT-THIS MORNING, IN GOING
Dol from Seventh and Market to Eighth
and Lincoln streets. A suitable reward for
it's return to III Market street or meat store
at Eighth and Liz coin streets.
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Ladies' Goats

This department contains many
new and desirable styles.
Bedford Cords trimmed with Fur.
A nice Black Oheviot trimmed with
Fur. Ladies' Broadcloths and Bea.
yer Goats, latest style and color.
Also a full line of Children's and
Misses Coats.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
MINlsTeR eRANT,s vIoToRY.
His Efforts TO Get American Pork Into
AnatrIa suoeeaafnl.

Austria Successful.
VIESNA, Nov 14-A decree will shortly
be issued revoking the prohibition OF
American pork in the Austrian Hungarian
empire Minister Fred D. Grant has just
been notified that his efforts were success
full, and that the custom houses Of the em-
pire would soon be opened 60 American
salt meats.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
While it Is the duty OF all men at all times
! to give most humble and hearty thanks 10
Almighty God for His manifold blessings, yet
II has become a custom in this state to set
apart day to render thanks for the great
benefits that we have received at His hands.
Now. Therefore. /. hOBERT j. REY-
NOLDS. Governor of the state OF Delaware,
in accordance with the estab Issued custom,
do appoint THURSDAY. the twenty sixth
day OF November, inst, as a day OF Thanks
giving, and most earnestly recommend that
the people of this state do on that day lay
aside their usual iabors and recreattons, and
in such manner as their conscience may die
tate. offer to Almighty God their grateful
acknowledg uente Of all His merciee. ana
hambly invoke His divine favor, that peace,
prosperity, frugality and happiness may
dwell among the people Of this Common
wealth
In witness whereof have here
unto ses my hand and caused the
Great Seal Of the State to be
hereunto affixed at Dover, this
twelfth day Of Novem Der, IN tbs
IL. $ year of our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-ole
and of the Independence of said
state tho one hundred and six
teenth.
ROBERT. ). REYNOLDS.
DAVID Il. MARVEL.
Secretary OF State.
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NHEsSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER Il Ou.,
M wish to correspond at once with q COM
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency-
clopediEs ., histories or books OF the highest
1uality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity Is offered to establish and control
be sale Of the Library Of American Litera-
tlre in a field yet Hnoccupied. Address, 7.
M. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York fHty.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
SITUATIONS WAITED.


WANTED = SEWING BY COMPETENT
w dressmaker, by the day OF at rooms,
429 East Thiid street.
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HELP WANTED.

.---~-----1-~----.---~.-
YEANTED "A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w general housework. Apply at No. lOll
Tatnail street
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RnARD AND, ROOMS

-~-~~~~4~-N0N@--oe-----~ ~-~-,--------.--
WANTED. - BOARDERS, PLEASANT
w rooms and home comforts. Apply No.
412 King street.
WANTED BOARDERS. PLEASANT
w rooms. gas. bath, house hes ted all through
Good locality. go West Ninth street.
HEATED ROOMS WITH BOARD. APPLY
II No. 6O4 French street.
nESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ 107 East Eighth street.
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A GENTS AND CANvASSERs AI'rEN-
IA tion.-We will supply you with outfits
free. save you expressage, postage ana an
seiect from. Permanent work for respon aible
man and women. See us. Wolfe, Eighth
and Market.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14

A CTIVE WORKERS EVERY WHEnE
N for "SHEPP'S PHOTOGRAPHS Of the
tremendous success; Mr.. j. NJ Marshall,
Dexter, Ind, cleared S503 IN four davs; Rey.
Henry Fisher. .plainfield, Mass; Sls1 ia six
hours; Miss H. II. Harris. Garfield. Penn.
Sl4 in thirty minutes. The greatest book on
earth. Mammoth illustrated circular and
terms free. Books on credit. Freight patq: pa, 4
Beautiful outfit 81. ADDRESS. GLOBE blblln
street PhiiAdelphia Pa.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
The Celestial PyrotechnIcs.

Probably there win be great number
Of shooting stars traversing the heavens
during the eclipse They will appear to
emanate from the constellation OF Leo
These shooting stars are, as a matter OF
fact, debris of Tempels comet. which ap
peared in 1866, making a magnificent pass
age in clear sky
Evening journal., 1891-11-14
Tn nIridn up chInn.

Sooner or later the Russian bear and the
British lion, to say nothing OF the French
eagle, will tear large slices out Of Chinese
territory in order to appease momentarily
their hunger for Asiatio territory Then
there may be developments Of q sad ma
.tnre for the foreign residents Of China
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-12

vida municipal con tales elemen
tos? Agreguese q esto que !,
vida municipal hoy, por virtcd d
tan anomalas prescripciones, .
rige sin Alcaldes rstribuidos, este
es. sin Alcaldes que dediquen to
da su actividad, toda su labor
toda gu inteligercia d 10 ge'tiou
municipal, y este es un nuevo ma ,
por otrc lado. pues, como es noto
rio, aQui por ley esos funcionarios
40 solo Sc consideran Presidente'
de las Corporaciones, sino que
son Dslegados de Gobierno y del
Poder Central, y estos son car
gos que no pueden nj deben de
sempefiarse ain retribucion.
Impossible es continuar asi. Una
extremada lirantez puede traer
tantos males como Ia exagersds
prodigalidsd. Con tan exiguo'
recursos escasamente se alcanzs
a cubrir los gastos de Ia instruc
ci6n rdb'ica local, y por fuerz'
habr&n de quedar desatendidos,
con grave dano para los pueblo.
mismos, servicios de indole pre-
ferente. como sucede hov. Que vs.
Iss localidades sienten ell desbsra
juste ocasionado por Ia penuris
y lamentan el abandono de car
gas ineludibles y de utilidad re-
productive, por Ia imposibiIidsd
en- que sc ven de atender d mu
chas necesidsdes, cuya satisfAc
cion represents progreso y ade'
lanto.
Hora es de que el Gobierno
que nos rige se preocupe de nor
malixar esta situacion affective de
los municipios, que los expone d
Ia bancarrots y al descr9dito, ade
mas de convertirlos POGO memo.
que en- fgura decorative y en- rue
ia indtil de Ia Administrator
rdblica.
Entre ell abandono y el despil'
faro extremados, y Ia estrechez
= la miseria tan pronunciadas hay
un termino medic, que es ell justo
= necesario. E .te es el que debt
buscar el Gobierno, y q procurar
10 por todos los medios deber
contribute los Diputados que dig
namente representan & Ia Isla Ell
el Congreso Nacional.
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DON FABRICIANO FERNANDEZ.

Por cablegrsma recibido de la
Corufia sabemos que acaba de IA.
tlectr On aquella ciudad el que
fas amigo carinoso y enthusiastic
CORE igionsrio nuestro DON Fa.
bricisno Fernandez.
Mucho .lsmentamos esta p9r.
dids do tan txcelente patricio, y
in p.IJulcio de ocuparnos mas
detenidaments de tan luctuoso
Aconteclmiento. rogamos al Eter
no por oil descanso de su alma, y
damos oil mas sentido pesame i
su desconsolada familia que aver
EMBARGO para prestArle sus cnida
dos, y que 40 podfa "a secoger
eI bsso amante dc aquel noble
amigo.
A nuestros amigos don Angel
Y don R6mulo, hermanos del di
funto, slgnIGcamos tambien Ia ex
preston Gc rms, trs pe1s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-12
Ii CRUCERO INF lNTl ISIBEt"

Aver, de mafans, entr6 en- nues..
tro puerto, procedente de Cadiz y
Csnarias, el crucero de g. clase
de nuestrs Armada, Lnfanta ia.
bel.
Hsmos tenido el glsto de Wei.
tsr Ell citado buqus J admiraE
sus magniicas condolences para
ia navegacIen } Ia guerra, gracias
1 10 amabi.idad de sus distingui-
do, eefores jsfe, y 6;ialss.
EI Mfanta Isabel fd4 construi.
do ell ano 1886 en- ell arsenal de Ia
Carrsca, y est& formidablems snte
Artillado con 8 canones Hontoris,
:uatro de ellos de gran calibre,
ana ametralladora n 1ndenfslt, dos
rev Divers de largo alcance y dos
subos lanza.torpedo.. Es de hie-
FRO y de bsstante pndsr; su ma
quina desarrolla muchs posencia.
SAio el 81 del mes pr6ximo pas
sado de Cadiz. J en- tres di,s Ilegd
Ia Canarias.
Ea Ia traye,i, de este archipiA.
lago q nuestro puerto hs en- Plea.
do menos de IL dis.
M.nda ell Lafanta Isabel e' Sc
CaDitau de Ffag.ta doa Antonio
Cano.
A este bu ius. de guerra e,pa.
dol Sc deb;o en- much parte, ha-
'landose ca BIsnos Aires cuando
la Ultima revoluci6n, que 10, re-
beldes no destruyesea la Capital
4e 10 republic. dssds los barcos
de Ia Armsda subIsvAdos.
En- M,ntevideo dejo tambiia
gratos recusrl dos, y d 81 bordo ne
lid una esp e,i.da & ssta 4 10 que
concurrieron ei Presidsata de 10
Rspdolica Oriental y los mas altos
dignatarios de Ia misma. Ds esta
fiesta recordsmos b ,bsr pubiicado
ca el BoLETIN una dessllada dess
cripcioa.
Como ofrsnda = memoria de
los espanoles RESIDENCES en aquei
psi,, couser7a el In/anta Isabel
una enthusiastic inscription grabs.
da en- hermosa planch. mstalica.
El buqde estA hacienda carbon
yel lunes seguira visJa para ID
Habana, q donde deseamos arribe
con fslicidad esa gallarda nave dc
nuestra gloeiosa Marina de gue-
IRA.
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8 O B r e
LAS SOCIEDADES SECRETAS.

Acerca de Ia que en- estos diai
SO ha descubierto aIla por uno d.
los barrios de Utuado, de tan 81
niestros fines como las "a como.
cidas, nada nueso podemos anun
ciAr. De los ochenta 8 novents
detenidos, muchcs hsn sido pues
tos en- libeitad provisional, cum
plidas las setenta y dos horas de
aetenci6p. En- cambio se han he
cho otrss prisiones. Con6emos
en- Ia rectitud de los procedimien
tos de Justicia y en- 10 sensatez J
cotdura de estos habitantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-12
La QUESTION rs ENTENDER.

Leer cualquiers sabe, Y esto 10
.abe tsmhien Et Ctamor Lo
Iue no saban todos es enten der
as cofas, y ocurre con mss de un
p ri diste.
Los argumentos de FL Clams,
en- la pendiente question de lat
e'ecciones provinciales de Caguas
ON los siguiS ntes: LEA ell cole
ga; siga ei colega leyendo y. Y
aosotror, que muy leido y releido
,enemos todo 10 relative al parti-
:ular, debemos decir y decimos :
sntienda V. colegs; entienda Y.
o que lee, tai y como debe enten'
deree. ::
Las Reales Ordenes que Sc die;
tan sobre un scaso particular cual.
luiera no tienen aplicsci6n mas
lue al caso mismo. y como juris
prudencis solamente pueden ha.
cerse ex.ensivas d casos identicos,
8, cuando menos, analogos. En-
este caso no Sc eneuentra la que
aos cita Ell: colega sobre eleccio
oes munieipales, siendo asi que sc
rata de una election provincial,
lue tiene aus especialidsdes CON
,ignadas en- Ia ley organica.
Las Reales Ofdenes sobre ma
tcria legislada "a solo tienen lu-
gar en- defici.ncia i obscuridsd
lie 10 ley, 8 cusndo hay en- aquells
algo que reglamentar, y NADIA de
este ocuure en- el case que se die
ute, aparte de que 10 que nos ci
ia El Ciomor es bastante confu.
-. y sdn DO hs explicado bien e
:olega su sentido. :
Para este caso tenemos nuestrs
ey organica provincial Ia cua
prescribe que si un Diputsdo nc
presentase ca acta 8 esta fues'
.nulada, se declarar& Ia vacant.
' SO proceder& a nueva eleci6n
Y como 10 Excma. Audiencia de
Territorio declare nu.a Ell act,
d.l Diputado proclamado en- ca
guas, la consecuencia es evident'
ara los que saben entender la
c0sas rectdn,ente.
Nnsotros no hemos acakado d,
explicarnos, nj habra quien no
explique, como pueds anularse III
sscrutinio general de Distrito, qu'
es Ia parte mas esencial de un'
elecci6n, y continusr valida, NJ
obstsnte, eta, nj como, dentro d.
las actuales prescripciones, pued'
anularte un acta cualquiera, poI
vicios de eleccitn y continuar es
ia en- su VALDEZ, nj como ha d'
decIararse un acta valida, siendt
| nulas las elecciones.
El dilema que hemos estabIeci
do, en- otro ndmero. queda en- pie
y Ia doctrina del colega 10 dnics
que vendria demostr&r es Il
contrario de 10 que qulere, NO de
clarsndose nula aquella election
que el:senor Gmenez SapJurje
debe continuar en- Ia Diputaciol
siendo tal DiputAdo.