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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Ihey Favor a Compromise That VIII
Leave out the Ten Con-
t%cStants.
WANT AN EQUAL DIVISION OF OFFICERS,
Prob bility That the Democrats VIII
FavOrably Consider the
Scheme.
"A Strange Case Reported From Marys-
ville-ls it Death or Only
Trance.

ad HELENA, Jan. 13.-[Speclal to tho
TRIBUNE The legislative situation rs-
~ mains unchanged, save that the
"a REPORT OF committee on compromise an
~ pointed by the republicans is now known,
of Inc rump house had no quorum and is
in under Call pending the arrival of ubsen-
~ tees. When a quorum is gathered the
tir r. proposition will undoubtedly be sent tn
the house.
~ The committee reports as follows:
Realizing as we do, that lack of legis-
iatlon Will bring a state Of anarchy BY
J. reason OF the want of authority for the
; canvassing of election returns and issu-
{ ing certificate of election to state and
| S~lslstive officers who should be elected
PRIOR TO the expiration OF the term of
ohhc9 OF the present incumbepts; tho
expiration of the contracts under
which The insane asylum and
penIteatiry have been main
talnedi the loss of the state through
the tAi'tre and inability to select lands
granted for SCI ool and other public uses;
the oss Of the treasury by reason of q
detective system Of AVIATION; the dishonor
Ahd financial embarrassment 10 the state
consequent upon threatpued Illegal legis-
ltt'oA, the constantly increasing Indebt-
edie>s ut the state, which now amounts
tiT two institutions alon-) to about
S~ll1,OVU; The necessity for vhe survey of
the public domain, that the mineral lands
may be secured to the people; the want
Vt laws authorizing the state to select its
len lands, but having not one jot or title
II the legal right invested in us as rpgu-
arly elected and July accredited repre-
rnt ttlves of the people, yet believing
hat thr public safety, the imperative
necessity of the situation rs we'll as patri-
'tlsm which should animate the breast
II every Monianiau Call upon us to make
oncessions looking TO the end that need
d legislation may be had. We do
ais with the view and 10 che hope chat
and a proper regard for the vi
al necessities Of the state may triumph
'ver mere pa,tisansaip. therefore, we
he republican members of the house, to
fleet much needed ley Station, adopt the
GLOWING;
BE it resolved, as the sense of this
'ouse, that the fifty members
whose election IS uniisputed meet
IS the house of representatives for
he session hat the details of organiza-
ion be Arranged by tt committee consist
ng Of an equal number from each
,arty, such arrangement to be
proved and signed by all
he members and claimants to seats in
he house of representatives, and that in
'rganIhipS a fair and equitable distribu-
ion OF the offices be made 10 both parties.
1t is likely that such 3 p OPPOSITION will
tavorahly considered by the democrats.
All senate committees have been ap-
ointed and are ready to proceed to work.
The house held n brief morning ses-
on and adjourned. Members complain
lat the room is too dark, as they have to
ok by electric light al day long.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs
Bar silver, $1.O5as.

Copper s'agnant; lake $l4.6O; leac
strong domestic $4.62b.
me American association will buy gu
Rochester, Syracuse and Toledo.
ING glove contest proposed by the
arlington club Of Buffalo to be given
taTuary % between Billy WEIGH of
baffan and James Doran of Hamilton,
WA t,4ke place.
D~G,suherty, who once pestered Mary
q 4 Z, and who last fall shot Dr.
l. sln Flatbush asylum, Long Island
" sstfrday convicted in New York OF
sef ~ the second degree.
taalfour has given $4,000 of his OWL
u eas for suffering Irish.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR FREE COINAGE.
Carter Thinks the Bill Will Pass the
HOuse-He is not Paired
This Time.
Sanders Offers a Resolution in Regard
to Claims of Settlers in the
Yellowstone Ma
tiOnal Park.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15,--After the
journal Of the house had been approved
consideration Of conference reports on
public building bills was had and Mill
Ken OF Maine submitted reports on bi Is
providing for the erection of building
at Sioux Falls, s. d., and Portland, Ore
gon, which wereagreed to-.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
No Montana Public Buildings,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The conference
report IN the Mankato, Mimi. bill was
after debate, agreed to. The conference
report on various public building bills
was agreed to by the house today TO
strike out direct appropriations and pro
vide for limltati II of cost rs follows
Sioux Falls, s. d.. $l5O,O00; Portland.
Ore. $5OO,OOe and Mnnkato, Num-, 800,
600.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Gov. Boyd in Posse .,ioa,

LINCOLN, Neh., Jan. l5.-In accordance
with the action of the board of public
lands and buildings, ex-Gov. Thaycr this
morning surrendered possession of the
"x-culiv+ appointments, but under protest.
Gov. Boyd has taken possession of the
rooms
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
First Arrest Under the new Law.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The first arrest un
der the new lottery law was made today.
G. $. Gould, alias L.. q. Lorig was arrested
and held in bonds Of $4,000 to the grand
jury. lie has been acting as a Chicago
n ent of the Louisiana State lottery.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
No Change in the situation,

HELENA, Jan. 1%5,-[Spcial to the TRI-
BUNE. There is no change in the legis-
ture situation today and the prospects
OF a compromise seem farther removed
then ever. Only routine business wa.
transacted in the senate and house, and
none at all in the rump body.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Cattle nrket,

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Caul' dull, >teady,
'rlme extra steers 1928 q $40 common
It" fair stenrs $3 q S.; COWS, bull, and
mixed 800 @325; st"ckers 1880 "a 1851;
Sheep active aud steady. Natives "a
@ x4oO; westerns $430 II $490; Texans
S435 &44Q; lambs IS a SO.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Dick Oxl+sby the Choice,

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan 15.-Ex Govern
OF Richard J. Oglesby WAS tonight nolui-
mated by II joint republican caucus Ms II
can lidate for the U. 5. senate to succeed
| Chas. B. Farwpll. TIE result WAS quite II
surprise. As the day opened, the princi.
uni name mentioned in opposition to Far
well was that OF Oglrshy, but later 1t was
dropp-d to a certain extent, his friends
discovering u number of Gresham men
who, should Oglesbv's boom become too
pronounced, might favor FirwelI. When
The caucus mel tonight every republican
legislator was present. Ogl-sby's men
scored u victory at once, by securing the
election of Senator Fulier as caucus
Chairman.
A notion by Berry was adopted to the
Eject that the republican members of tbs.
senate aGd house steering committees
have entire charge of the party in the
coming contest. Total number of ballots
cast was 100. Hamer received /, Ross t.,
Gresham a., Farwell 80, Oglesby "a.
Chairman Fuller declared Richard j.
Ogles by the nominee of the caucus.
Just received at Calkins & FeatheIly's
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Murderous Chiefs to Have a Jaunt,

A telegram was received At the war
department today from den. Miles. ask
ing permission for a number of Sioux
chiefs to visit Washington for the pur-
pose of comforting with the president in
regard t" their condition. After consult
lag with Secretary Noble, Secretary
Proctor telegraphed Gen. Miles giving
the desired permission.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
,Immig..t Bill.

The immigrant IN committee late today
agree! upon the immigration bill and r.
ported it to the house. The bin is CON
sid-rtbly modified from the measure
heretofore decided on by the majority of
the committee, the notifications beng
in the direction of greater lenienry 10
ward immigrants.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Gallinger Nominated.

CONCORD, N. FL. Jan. 15.-Gallinger
was nominated by the republican caucu
on the second ballot, which Was as fol.
lows: The whole number of votes 1911:
necessary to a choice SO; Briggs 1, Burns
4, Cheney IL. Blair az, Gallinger 100, and
Blair's term expires March 4, 1891.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
The Silver Pool.

The speaker announced the appoint
ment of the special committee to ~inves'i-
the "silver pool" question, as follows:
Dingley, Payne, Rowell, Dockery and
Oates. Dockerv, however, declined and
reel OF Arkansas was appointed in his
place.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
KOch's Lymph.

BERLIN, Jan. 15.-Prof. Koch's report,
issued today, as to the Ingredients which
compose his lymph, considering the i'm
p%ortance of the subject, is of just II hllei
nature. 1t says the lymph consists of
giyc-rlne and I'M extract from the pure
cultivation of tubercle baccilli.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Sanders Offers a Resolution.

Sanders offered a resolution, which
was agreed to, directing the secretary of
the interior to inquire into the claims OF
settlers within the bounds of the Yellow
stone Park on the first OF March 1879.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
MONEY Easy.

NEW YoRk, Jan. 15.-Money easy
ranging from 8 to 31sper cent; last loan
y. closed offered at 3. Prime mercantile
paper 6R@S,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

CONCORD, N. IL Jan. l5--J. H. Gal
llnger for U. s., senator on the first ballot,
republican caucus, received 05; necessary
to choice 81.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Peck Delivers a Strong Message
Before That Body.

~ Feck Delivers a Strong Message
Il Before That Body.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 14.-Both houses
Wisconsin legislature convened
n1ptly at noon today. Lieut.-Gov
kJonas presided in the senate. After
election OF officers the senate ad.
ned until 8 p. m. The. assembly
= dad Hogan, Of Lacrosse, speaker,
George w. Forth, of Milwaukee,
clerk, when a recess was taken
I three O'Clock. Gov. Peck will read
1nessage in person to the members of
houses hi joint session tomorrow.
MI GOV. PICKS MESSAGE.
yAD1soN, Wis, Ian. 14.-The inaugural
DsaKe of Gov. Peck to the state legisla-
attacks the Bennett compulsory
eation law as interfering with religi-
practices and deems 1t un%warranted
e condition of children in the state.
believes Wisconsin parents are nut
endful Of the duty they owe their off
~ and he recommends the uncondi-
N iepeal Of the law. The governor
OF the law NJ an infractlon of par
rights.
cainments In severe terms up"n tn.
Practice of state treasurers wherein
khav- luaaed out the states money
sptt interest received from such de-
Eses Into their own pockets. He asks
Ategisiature to devise some law by
ach THIS money may he placed in hanks
IN the state, subject to call of the
treasurer
r. Cooper election law is praised Al n
measure, which will prove % If
we In Its scope IT amendments are
Q which will secure thre. things:
The removal of the constitutional
ectlon caused by making physical dis
Ivy Alone he privilege Of having as
NICE at the rolls.
Inc provisions whereby greater
irhy VI ballots a be obtained afte,
pro- are made to county clerks.
Inc provision for ore evenly
aed partisan representation among
Ption officers.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

q il sn,a Tough and Consumption
81 soid by us on a guarantee. Il
ver, DrMption. For sale by ]. B.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
Free Coinage in the Hous..

Representative Carter of Montana,
member of the committee on coinage
and an ardent free coinage advocate, sand
to a Post reporter the free coinage idea
had a good working majority in the
house, and that the free coinage bill
would pass. Dockery made the same
prediction, but added that he had no,
mode II canvass of the house and could
not tell how the vote would stand. "On
the democratic side" he said, II am Ter
tam WI have mad" gains over last year,
There are Il very few democrats who vii
vote against free coinage. On the repuh
lican SIDE there are mar, who would no,
vote for it last year VIII" are with us since
they heard from the peonle in Novem
her"
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Epoe,r ne OF works by standard authors
sins nicely bound at So cents at
3. featherly's, Collins Lepley
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

Just received at Calkins & Feathe,ly'S
full line Of legal blanks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-15
PREfENSION ABsURDA.

Coincide con un bieu pensadt
= patriotico arliculo de Las No.
redades de NEW Yo K IN telegra
ma de los reeientes vfa Haba.
na en- que se habla de crecids
indemnizaci6n que se pie nsa pediI
por Ia Union Americana oil Ga.
bierno Eepsnol, con destino
u1os TeYerendos misioneros metO
distas yankees, que Ia reclamau
hace algdo iiempo 4 CRITIC heridc
por los peuucios que dieen su-
ffieron en- nuestro Archipie ago
Caroline, al poner D raya y meter
en- ciIturs, como se dice vulgar
n1ente, nuestras tropas. & los le
vantissos col0nos de ALA, que,
gvacias pref isamente & lac sub
versivas hugestiones pro dOnao sua
de los yeCerendOS, tuvier n q de i.
diehads eeurrencia de rebeIarse d
tOntas y 4 loeas, psro con Ia.
armas en- Il rnano, contra ID Au-
toridad legisima de Espsfi. sobrt
aqueiIos terfiiori4s - auioridad
sancionada por Ia historic, por 10
conquista, 2or 81 lsgal dominic no
EnteFrumpido, y ca suma, por el
supreme veredicto del Padre Co.
min de loo Gtlet.
BEN es verdad que ESQ de pc.
dir lndsmnizaeiones. era lnssfna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-15
IMPORTATION Y EXPORTACION.
AGOSTO DE 1891,

En- Ia Gaceta ha publicado ID
Administration Central de Con.
tribuciones y Rentas, CON el Ve B:
de la Intendencia General de Ha.
cienda, m estado expressive del
movimiento dc navegaci6n y sus
resultados en- las Aduanas de ests
Isla durante Ell mes de Asosto del
proximo pasado Afio, comparado
con su igual del afio anterior.
Vamos d exsract&r el estado en-
question.
Segdn el mismo, durante el
mes de Agosto iltimo entraron
en- los puertos de la isla, con car
"a y lastre unos, y de transito y
arribads los otros, los buques. g
mas que en- igual mes del anu
anterior.
He aquf 10 que rindieron los
expresados buques al Erario, por
los dereehos que SO veran:
Por importaci6n..... $1s5.918.58
Bija, CON reIaci6n 4
igual mea del atO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-15
A mayor abundamiento.

Atentos siempre nosotros q lal
1oces interiores de nuestro patrio.
iismo, que NOS impone el deber de
ibrar noble guerra contra todo 10
Iue, avieaa 8 ffancaments, pro-
)enda d desuri:os MI :leoa de lea.
ss hiios de Espan, que en- estas
attitudes son inconmovible ante.
mural de. Iacondicionalismo his
Iano; atentos q los mandates de
,se deber ssgrado, decimos, he
mos procurado en- varios ndmeros
10 este peri6dico, cons;guiendolo
lesde luego, no solo demostrar q
ionde iba, que derroteros segoi.,
iue foes SO propusiers, Ia Propa-
gonda Econ. 6micG. aut6noms
ie Cuba, sino que tsmbien pre-
'entar ante nusstros lectores 10
iadole del impossible maridsjs, por
40 decir contubernio, que consti-
suia aquella perturbadora asocia-
ci6n.
E que no este aun satisfecho.
ansie una nueva prueba de ese
hibrido monstguoso maridaie 8
Iae aludimos, aqui la tiene.
Lesnse los sigulentes p&rrafos de
H Clanor (no de San Juan de
Pasrte-Rico; de Msdrid), peri6
iico muy ilustrado y que suele
dar eerteramente en- el clavo. en-
ias cuestiones de Ultramar:
~ Quienes forman el Comit6 de-
propaganda I Descontentos del
gran partido espafol, 6 de Union
Constitutional, los menos; autono-
mistas los mas; sin fuerza en- Ia
opinion pdblica, de 10 que patente
muestra es que en- las 1!timas cleo
cones no l0graron obtener repre-.
sentaci6n en- ell Oongreso, & pessr
de que On su candidatura de la
Habana figursron nombres tan res
petados como el de Don Segundo
Alvarez, Presidente de la Oamara
dc Oomercio, y autOnom stes que,
acordado por 81 partido el retrai.
mient0, de este modo indirecto ve-
nian & Ia lucha electoral"
Tsmhien hemos habIado en- 81
BoLETM de las ealudab es conse =
cuenciAs que para la causa del pa.
tIi3tit mo en- Cuba haba tenido el |
"a C ebre bEindis-dlscuEso del
J efs de Union CONSTITUTIONAL en
as Vlllas, requiem solemne para
. Propaganda Econ6nsica, acogi |
10 con entualasmo y Adhesion
an6nlmes por Ia Colectividad.
V6ase como eoinciden con nuea. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-15
FL ALkOTACCN DE- PONCE.

Toc6ls el turno & cate funciona.
rio, contra el cual SO pdblic6, ha
pocos diss, en- M Clamor, un co
uunicado tan duro como iuJusto,
' hablamos del turno, porque,
hoy upos, msfisna otros, todos
los vivientes caen hsridos por las
columns de este 8 el otro colega
adversario. En el mismo comu.
nicado 90 herfa de soslayo, sin du.
da que por aprovechar tempo y
tnt., q uno de los investigadorss
de Ia Rsal Hacienda, cuya honra.
dez tampoco estG 4 expensas de
cuslquier apasionado.
El senior L.casa, que es el al
motacen q que aludimos, en- cum
plimiento de 81 servicio, parece
que es.uvo en- Csguas, y, aunqus
su mission es observar estric ia
ments Ia ley, tenemos entendido
que quedaron sAtisfscbos el co
rcio y 10 indu.tria de gu &C
ti:ud legal, y prueba dc clio que
40 ha habido mas quejas que una,
= esta b. debido ser 10 de uno
que fue sorprendido en- mala 81
tuscion respecto de pesas y me.
didas legales, cuyo testimonio,
por 10 miemo, no debs nj puede
hacer fe.
Dsspues de.t do, e dnico cargo
que merezca tai nombre, que diri
&c al sen r L ,easa, es el de que
va s'gdido de otro indivfduo, que
lleva pesas y medidas. dando
sntender que ese negocio pertene
CO al almotacen, contra 10 que
esta prohibido.
Sobre esto solo hay de cierto
que efectivamerts un indivfi iuo
llamado Jaime Segura sigue D
.quei en- los pueblos, con pesas y
msdidas de gu exclusive propie
dad, y que. contrastadas primero,
cual corresponde, vende luego CO
mo le parece 4 los vecinos, des.
pues de pagar Ia contribuci6a co.
mo vendedor ambulanse; mas en-
clio no tiene arte nj parte el almo
tacen, y prueba de este que no &c
podra citar un solo dato que pres
se indication para Greer 10 con
trario.
Pero, como 4 todo 90 ha de sacar
ounta, convirtiendolo en- substan-
,is, he aqui que alguien O. quiere
desqoitar de Ia pressncia del al
motacen con un comunicadito
que hiera Ia buena condacta de
an hombse honrado.
Nosotros condenamos el siste-
ma.
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Un Folletin de ACCi0n.
(De Gel Liberal ".

Muchos de los episodes de la
vida de Ducazcal tenfan verdadero
carActer tolietinesco, 81 Sc nos per-
mite la pslabra.
Parecian inventados por uno de
estos novels tas q quienes, no bas
tAndo ell dictado de Ia imaginaci6r,
SO les yes bnscar su Musa On Ia
inverosimilitud.
No hA muchas noches-ocho 8
diez d 10 sumo--oimosle contar un
lance que un Montepin 8 a TN
FernSndez y Gonzalez habrfa dado
pie para tramar Ell asunto de una
estupenda serie de aventuras.
Una noohe de invierDo Zen el de
1871 6 ell de 1872 retirkbase Fell.
pc su domiCilio, 81 Quail estaba
entonces en- Ia calle do San Nico-
los, 81 NAL no recordamos.
Fran laa tres J media q sHatxo
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I'll JUlGlDO DE VEGA-BIJi.

'Jsusando ell correspondence
desagrado ha llegado 4 Vega hsjs
Ia noticia de que Sc intenta sapri
mir aluel Juzgado de Ia Iastan-
cis, que tan conveniente y nece-
sario 60 ALI, trasladando.o q esta
Capital.
Con tai mt two hemos recibido
an comuuicado de alb, con mul-
titud de datos y razones que
apoyan Q, statu quo de disho
Juzgado, considerando, eDtrs otra.
cosas, que 10 traslaei6n ha do
ser gravosa para el Erario }
perjudicial para Ia mas pronta J
recta administration de justicis
en- los pueblos adscritos 4 aquel.
A,i parece en- efecto, y no hay
para que tratAr de hAcer YER 10
gran perturbation que Ia medida
produciria en- el organismo de los
sribuna!es y en- 10 relative 4 pro
cedimientos, privando ademss D
aquellos pueb!os de 10 justicia fa
Gil , pronta J barats, que 90 uno
de los principales ideales de Ia
ciencia juridics.
La importancia del Jazgado de
vega~bsjs, tai como esta hoy, se
comprueba por el ndmerJ de eau
sas tramitadae, que paGan en- el
afio anterior de 22S, sin contar
las del procedimiento anti
quo. Hay, en- aquella Carcel por
sermino medic 40 preso-, diaria.
mente. y los asuntos ciyiles gu.
ea ell juzgado 90 venti!an son mu
chos, Sin contsr CON ID oidau
de ineideutes de importancia
que da lugar 10 Genital San Vi
:ente.
Elssu, pues, dsmostradas Ia su
perior im portancia = la impres
cindib'e necesidal del Juzgado or
lVegs bsja.
| Lo daico que hsce faIta % do
tar al expresado J azgado de todol
os elementos necesarios de vida
entire eitos ell estsb!ecimiento de
Registro dc Propiedad, como o.
lie ley y derecho. Adsma', o.
orgente que 90 remita ell archivt
correspondence, para evitar as1
diiaciones y perjuicios de consi-
dsracion q los vecinos, y la csrsn
cia de aqnel "a causa de otrol
males.
/ La importancia de este j 4zga.
do subiria de punto, y seri. en-
tonces de los principaies, 81 &c Il
.gregasep, como parece que de
oiera ser. los pueb!os de Mapati
Morovis J Ciale', aunque Bsya-
mon pasase q la Capita.
| Mas, pierdsn cuidsdo aquello
veclnos que nuestfo iluitee actus
Gobernante y el diguo a,taa.. J .fs
tue tiene Ia Ju,ticia en- Ia Isl.
'abrau proverr d todo cual CO.
cresponde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-15

injust., infundada & irritante ir-
domination.
Omit mos sobre el particular
otras consideracionss de diversa
fudole, porque tas vez fuersn pre-.
maturss.
E,peremos q que los suceiot
hsblen.