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COMMUNICABLE.
Razones son eausas
RoDRTeUEs FUENTEs, FILosoFo
DE Las Dos AMtGEZ0S ...

Son muchas las oeasiones en- cue hemos
podldO admlrar la pasmoSa faciidad de nues-
trO cOnJrincante para desarrollar con la Dluma
las ininitas ideas que brOtan de las nebulosi-
dades de su cerebrO. Pero no sera este mo.
two para que ponga espanto en- nuestro ami
mo, acudiendO las armas de la dialectica, pa.
ia Justl1car que es una verdad Ia Erase con-
tundente de ese mismO f1l0sofO, al docir que
la per5idiG no podTG w6ssnt0r. #
De que Sc trata Pues simplemente de
una question sencila, question que Sc vione
discutiendO en- todas las Spocas hist6ricas
desde Jenofonte hasta Tito LiVio, y que deter
nina que la libertad un derecho que ma
mamos en- el pezon de nuestras madres, que
cada indiViduo, como nuestro gratuto con
trlncante, buSca la teta y SO pega 4 ella en-
dOnde quiera que encuenGra la ubre Puode
ell senOr Rodriguez Fuentes, pTiYar un artis-
ia tabaquero, el que SO pegue una ubre
yankee 81 esta tiene leche en- el pez6na No
seria un caStigo para esos emigrantes ell que
eSe pez0n viyo Sc les cOnvirtiera en- pez0n
de carreta sin que pudieran Sacarle mas acei-
/ to que o. que d$ un ladrillO? Pues cOnsuele.
Sc nuestrO cOntrincanse al figurarsO que On ell
pecado leYaran la penitencia.
PorO TNE073es SO4s C09tSOS en- tOdaS las Pc
ripocias de Ia vida, y la raz6n de los pesos
del senior Rodriguez FuOntes esta muV Dor
debajo do los Is pesos yankees. Luego no
hay motivO para que esas causas puedan So
brepOneTSe las razOnes que mOtiYan los ex-
traVios dc la vida. 7 es ESQ tan cierto, que
no podra negarnos la erudici6n del seflor Ro-
driguez Fuentes que las concausas del ongar-
CO de la Corona de Castillo, con las atrabiIia-
rias opiniones de Mr.. Blaine, han de amenazar
acknowledgements a Ia Reina de la iudustria. Gu
yos derechos no pueden discutirse por no estar
a merced del plato de lentejas de Mr. Blaine.
Qu6jese en- buena hora, nuestro ilustre con
trlncante de ese pisto gallego condimentado.
por el senor Fable en- la marmita de Mr.. Mac
Kinley, con 10 cual no es possible haya felici-
dad on Puerto-Rico, en- materia de vitolas in
termedias y del arte de Ia elaboration de TAI
nicOtina
Z de qui6n es la culpa pregunta nnestro
egregio contrincante? Z 6l misno nos res
ponde que Sc 10 preguntemos q don Atanaeiox n
q pero donde esta este 3 Owest5g9 como de-
cia 81 gran Mirabeau, cuanuo Sc halIaba b la9
influencia de LAS tagarninas de RosbesBierre
7, pOr otra parte, que es 10 que le IA enes-g
nad0 nu0strO Confirm eante a los ciento cuaron-9 II
ba que Sc aallan 81 dalos qua
odia0 enasnsfles nada inueV0. naI one
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aun los mlsmoS doses fals0s, eran conocidos
en- Puerto-Rico, anteS de la tuuela de Mr. Nc.
klnley "prabajar, promoter ofrecer, lue-
80 que Sc salVe ell que pu eda,0 son doctrinas
lncompatibles con aquel lema profundo flo
sonco do que * la perfidia no podra triuntar.
For q contrariO, 81 creemos positiYamente,
que en- el fondo de la marmita que antes nos
nemos referido, esta grabado el 'tSalVesO Ell
que pueda," que es la base de la filOsofIa far
mac6utica dc Fable.
IIene sObrada raz0n cuanto 0xpreSa nues-
Jro contrincante On 10 que hace rcfereneia
los presupuestos que Sc quedarOn en- el tinterO,
porque lo cerr6 la tapa Mr.. Blaine pero como
no hay maquina que pueda marchar sin la rue
Ga catalina, la fuerza motora de nuestras es-
peranzas Sc desarrollara on el vacfo, J no sera
possible rocuperarla, nj a1n con la cometa de
Mr. FRANKLIN. este no 10 fgn0ra el ST.. Ro.
drlguez Fuentes; Su iluStraci0n nos permite
asegurarnos do su buena f6 on la discussion, y
le invitamos a continuar el debate de una ma
terra quo parecera infumabe los espiritus
mezquinos. Ases0rese con ell senior Alvarez
Perez, cOmpetentfsimo On asuntos f1lologicoS Y
Ell lnterpretaclOnes del sentidO iurfdico, SO
conVencera de que estamos en- 10 cierto al air.
mar que todo artista bien sea en- tabaco On
cualquiera otro ramo de las inteligencias pu-
ras, esta en- su perfectO derecho, de chupar
donde encuentrO Ol jugo nutritiVo.
kntretanto, hacemOs punto en- nueStra Pc
roracion quedamoS en- la arena del combate
CON el arnla al brazO y aguardando nuOstro
adYersarlo, que eSporamOS ha dc acudlr con
las blen temDladas de que ha dado repetidaa
pruObas, sin deSceEder al terreno de Ia diatri-
va mercenaria. RGgO8aeS son cGttsGS, y en- las
Gel noble adVersario, famos las que sean mo-
GlVo de esta discusi6n:
.. I'm TGbGQ1crO.
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FotografIa en....." prosa
DE JAYU'YA

rs mi fotog raffada IN angel be1lo ' rando.
roso Que ojos tan expresiYos tiene rs
esDelta y su tai IL tan flexible como una cana
sus dlmlnutas manos, su pie pequeno su afro
80 andar, des esperan q los muchos que por
ella Sc beben los vientos.
su cOraz0 On hcridO por la hecha del amor
no o. obice para que haya duit5n desee aunaue
sea una mirada caTihosa
su nombre sgnidca Ustresla az Ia mafana
" su RpellidO es b .i.iei
M querc yer gu nansi6ns yenid q Jayuya
aersiA cend1Didos eIla.
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de Wes peri6dicO cAb0NO. ]

: - UN CONsEJO.-4 No presto usted La
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO su vecino,
porque es demasiado barata para que 81 no Ia
pueda comprar. Amamantar los guaoiieros "a
IN pecado mortal
81 los suscritores do peri6dicos tuvieran
Osta precaucion, otra importancia tendrfa o.
perlodismo en- Puerto. Rico Mientras mas en-
tradas tienen las empresas periodisticas, ma
yor n1mero de redactores, reporters CORES
Ponsales podran sostener en- beneicio dc los lee
torres que pagan.
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Ell SIGL,O XIX
SAN FRANCISCO 20

SAN FRANCISCO 80.
En- este estableciniiento Que con predileccf6a
favorece 81 pubco elegantede 81 ta Capital Sc aca
1a dc Tecibr un importaHte = Yariadieimo suTti-
do de
SOMBREROS PARASENORA IS = SENt1RITAS
adOrnadOs la mas reciente moda Ademdu IS
H clhldo som bTlllas hnaa, visitae l anteletas
kR blonuass gran arledad 81 flores aT Ttincialea,
kas clntae ancaJes surt1g 70 general ae telae \
iNA los denaaa Hrt14noa re ~ anaoi tod0 select6.
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De e. Ria.

Lamenta su situaci6n H.
un marido sin oticio,
sin hacer 81 mangans6n
nj pizca dc beneficio.
Ella vive de su aguia
y el padre le da mesadas,
De quo Sc queja el granuja
81 ella tiene dos entradas?
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OfrOce al concrete en- general un gran
muestrario de artfculos 1til0S que ACADIA de
lmportar y OS dgno de ser examinado
Sc hacO cargo de recibir 0rderes
Una vista la dicha Agsncia, ealle do Ia
Fertaleza ntlmero IS 2o-e
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BIeYedad, senciIIez I economic

En- % minutes ell helado esta listo para to-
mario. La maquina trabaja pors 81 sola sin ne
cesidad de moci6n rotatiYa.
En- 81 tamano medlano, con ocho chavos
dc gasto Sc hacen helados aDundantes para
una tamilia por numerosa que sea.
Sc Venden precios m0dicos en- ell estable-
clmlento de Manuel Vicente, San Francisco Al,
Puerto Rico. 3O-28
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Libro nnuA Iltil

rOriemOs en- Cion0cimiento del p1hlicO que
Sc halla de venta on las principales librerias
8de esta Capital eln la de don Manuel Lopez DO
Ponce, la 0bra Re cientementc publicada por 81
sefoF q oDez Tuer %, TIA Reforna Aofieolan al
1,xso Va .ls,a ri. rslr e.ie1a,1l tes
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SeCci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

reino "san Jose" a So, comprados por don An
dr6s Crosas,-.M .Mjszes. Sin existencias.-Ca1S.
Encalmado .Pocas existencas disponibles. So
paga dc $243 a $243.-CWeros. De7 a 8 los sa-
la0OS' s 49,.
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ENTRADAS

De Halifax goleta inglesa E1zit de 1T to-
neladas, Captain "Mundie," a Lopez Villamil y
Go. 24OIS bacalao, 81 tambores idem, 10 cajas
idem, 1858 pescada Haddock, 60 barriles aren-
ques, 414 tabIas pino con 5000 pies.
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NO ICIA FRESCA

"a lego Ia nueVa remesa de las famosas
maquinas automaticas para hacer helados sis
tema del doctor Meidiger.
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IQuiore usted escribir2 Pues en- casa de
Armas Jimenez, hay una tinta hasta ALI. Els
listed carpinterof Pues ALI encontrara esco-
pI0S formones demas herramientas de Il ca
ildads GAIA ustedi ipues donde encontrar me-
1ores escopetasi no sligo por no cansar.
AlMAozN De MUs1cA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, ATocHA No z. - Ponce.
M1sica para piano a dos manos.
Hstnsten.- IL Italia, Viaggi musicale,
poCpouIrlG. -.....-......... 80. ~ cts.
HeTS.-V Varlaciones sobre la cayatina
90 la NlOioGa .sos4...-..4. % cts.
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. jose Gonzalez
Font.
EG6aneO de GswomoNsSa En- un institute /:
-SQu6 distancia hay de la TERRA al sol9
-Treinta sietO millones de leguas, proxi-
mamente,
-! como ha encontrado listed esa cifrai
-Enorme, senior
n oJo AQU1M
Puntos en- donde SO vendO LA CoRRRSPONDHN-
GA DE PUERTO-RICo:
TIENDA de D. EmeteriO Ochoa, plazuOla
Do San jose. -.
KIOSKO de la Marina Capital
en- la TIENDA HONDA, Gale do San j.
70 Osquina la de la Luna.
CANTAREs. #
Nientras mi madre vivfa
mi pecho no tuvO angustias
nj q mi eSpiritu inQuietarOn
la pOca t6 nj la duda.
PerO desde que ella ha muerto
tantoS pesares me abruman...
ique ganaS me dan veces
de saVar mi sepultura
Rafael Paz16s.
jE7 hisyO dS Bayam6n!
iEI hiezO de BGy&Ns6psi
30 fabrica con aqua potable corriOntO. Nc 90
dOTrite pronto nj es salobre.
~ Pfdase en- los dep6sitos hiOlO lOgiti.
mo de Bayam6n.
CGpFicbOS de la 4GtstrGleEG...-En los ex.
GramurOS dc Vor&CruZ Y cerCa del faro de la
lug electrical, una mujer dio q luz un niflo tri-
c6falO. En- cada hombro tenfa una cabeza 4
mas de la natural
Dur6 pocas horas, pero pudo advertise
que lloraban indistintamente
Bin embargo, para la madre los etectos
fuorOn naturalos,
Hoy Sc guarda csc fen6mOno en- un pomo
conaguardiente, scgdn dicen.
- C0s0S que Sc Teconaiessd0as :+-EL BUEN
&USTO, uno de los mejOres salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital
PrOpjetGTiO j. Apellaniz, San JustO, MI.
nero 16-Pertumerfa extra superior Sc admi
ten abonadOs.-EsmerO y lmpiezs.
De C0MpOGMOT.
81 uno ST mismo iuzgar
So fueSe Ia luz dOl dia.
Cuanta gente escupiria
Sobre su sombra, al pasar
CGNtGres.--Los Siguientes han sido inspi-
radios pOr una hechicera joven muy blanca, con
Qulen nos encontramOs anteanoche frent0 al
ParquO Central:
Aunque el amor sea venenO,
Damelo en- tus labios roios;
81 ha de mGtarme un rayo,
Que mo mate ell de tus Ojos.
Que 20 soy una comedia ~
Dice algunO, y no 10 siento,
Porque imagine al instante
que tn ereS ell argumento
&entl te llama en- Sus YOrsOs 49,
Alg6n troVadOr cubano;
HaremOS buen matrimOnio
Tu gentil 20 cristiano. i
(Ds W's psri6dicO cA60NO.J
- UN CONSEJO.~@ No presto usted La
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico q su vecino
porque es demasiado barata para que 81 no "a
pueda comprar. Amamantar q los guagiieros %
IN pecado mortal.
81 los suscritores dc periodicos tuvieran
OSta precauc1on, otra importanca tendrfa Q.
perioolsmo en- Puerto'RicO. Mientras mas en-
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ii Maderas en- Rio-pisdras II

Don Francisco Fsrnandes Jancos. ha recibido
el cargamento de tablas de pino. ingl6s SPRU.
CE, que esperaba, class superior de 1 pulgada
hasta 8 arriba.
Ofrece en- Venta ademas suItido de made
galvanizado, tejamani, toda clase de efectos pa
Ta construction 6
Para informes en- la Capital, Agencia de don
Felix Boada, donde Sc venderan sin cargar otros
gastos de conduccion que los que scostumbran
Otras easas de la Capital.
En- Rio-piodrai, don Francisco Fernandez
Juncos. a.
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RET1RATOS.

P5sat0dos al 6zeo q de Lapis, y rsstawvGei6s 10
s"0dros antiques, 1or
D. Francisco Vilarrasa pint0r retratista y pre-
fesor de pintura. Canle de San Francisco. nt-
nero 90, baios.
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ENTRETENlMlENToS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
CRIPTOGRAFfA
A,A,A,E,L,JCH, ,s,s,s,N,Z
Formar con 6stas letras el nombre Y ape
Lido de una senorita de Puerta de terra "a
Linea
I'm veciN6t0.
FUGA DE YOCALEs ~~
DedjcGdG al C09ade del MesYO.
-...... 4 r.c., en-. i c.rb.n, ~
ST.. v.lv.rs. cnz.,
MS d.sp,s s. l. t.Iz.
n s. p.br. c.qd.c..n ~
EI Baron del Mmo
ACERTIJO :- =.
De@ic0dO al Cossde del Masr04 -.
Suplanse los pdntos por vocaleS, las rayas
por consonantes y dara ell nombre de un pue-
bio de la Isla, cuna de muchachas bonitas.
Ez Baron del Mare.
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Luis Sanchez Vazuez

Agents 6e JOS SreS. Flint Co. de Nnssa- York.
45,-FoRTALIEA-45.
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ALMANAQUE.-Martes Is, San Agapito
Santa Elena
,751.-Huracan en- toda la
Isla. ID. = 4
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iEI hieBO dG BGy0na6sa!
iEE hiezO de BGy&m6at
% fabrica con aqua potable corriOntO. Nc 9
dOrrite prOnto nj eS salobre.
~ Pfdase en- los dep6sitos hiOlO lOgiti
mo de Bayam6n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-23

PARIS, Nov. 22.-According to the news
received from Lens, in the department of
Pas de Calais the situation as regards the
striking worImen is hourly growing worse.
There are from 5000 to 10000 miners
on strike, and the condition of
affairs is full of danger The meeting of
miners delegates TO be held tomorrow is
of the utmost importance to all concerned
in the strike, and the decision arrived at
then will possibly decide the position as to
whether or not Pas de Calais is to witness
4 series of bloody riots.
The strikers in the department have. it is
understood. received substantial sums of
money from sympathizing coal miners in
England and elsewhere. The miners are
animated by the most bitter feeling against
the men who have remained at work
and against those who have taken the places
of the strikers. The mines are already pro-
tected by small detachments of troops and
several collisions have already taken
place between the soldiers protecting
the works and strikers. who seem
determined to stop all work in the
mines at any cost to themselves and
to their families. The government,
DESTROYS above all to maintain peace,
has made several offers to legislate in favor
of the strikers, should the latter be able to
prove the business Of their cause, but the
government insists as one of the conditions
of this legislation that the strikers must
resume work and refrain from all violence.
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TEXAS PROGRESS.

STERLING CITY. STERLING COUNTY, Nov
1S-The large hotel, recently built by Mr..
Rogers of Cummins, our neighbOr town,
was Moved to Sterling City yesterday and
took its position on the north side of the
public square. II is quite an addition to
our city, and will be run by Mir. George
Daugherty, who will doubtless make it i
success.
Clawson, Angelina county.-The large
saw mill recently burned here is to be
shortly rebuilt and put into operation
The Tyler car and lumber company
are extending their tramway and making
preparations for a new mill. They have q
cutting cord-wood for the New Birmingham
and Kusk furnaces.
QUANAH, HARDEyAN COUNTY, Nov. 21.-
Another stone building will be put up on
Johnson street within few days, making
six, covering the district burned in August
One of the grocery houses here has been
compelled to increase its storing area one
half, besides putting in an elevator.
SANTA ANNA, COLEMAN COUNTY, Nov %
Notwithstanding dry weather and search
ty of water, the progress of this place has
been steady and constant. New residences
and business houses are still building. The
handsome iron front two-story rock store
and bank building put up by Stockard &
Williams has just been completed. w. Il.
Kelley u Co. have moved into the building
With a large stock of dry goods and grocer
les. The bank also will shortly be ready
for business. f. p. Welton's new store is
nearly completed. He will stock it with
saddles and general merchandise.
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TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

HILLsBoRO. Hill COUNTY, Nov. 21.-
About fifty Hill county teachers were in at
tendance at the regular monthly session of
the school teachers institute to-day.
CoRsICANA, NAVARRO COUNTY, Nov 2l.-
Efforts are being made here this week to
collect funds to employ a young man to
take charge and revive the Y. NJ. G. 4.
hall and reading rooms. which have for
several months past been neglected. Some
few delegates for the NJ. Z. church con-
ference have arrived.
BIvINs. CAsS COUNTY, Nov. 2G.-lhe
Bivins normal school at this place is pro
crossing finely under the management OF
Professor d. j. Austin and his assistants.
The average attendance is ABOUT 100. We
anticipate a fine school. We have plenty
material who live here and healthy coun-
try. There is nothing to hinder us from
having as good school here Us there is
anywhere.
Clawson, Angelina county. - Schools
throughout the county are reported in j
fiourishing condition. Al are supplied
with teachers except a few small ones.
SANTA ANNA, COLEMAN COUNTY, Nov.
22.-The attendance of pupils in the public
school last week was something over two
hundred. Compared with the total popula-
ton this attendance is remarkable.
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VALPARAISO, Nov. 22.-The Gillian gov
eminent is considering the very important
subject of finance, which was left in an ex-
tremely bad state by the late war. The
consideration Of the question is with Il
view of the resumption of a me-
tallic basis and the gradual
withdrawal Of the paper issue. The fol-
lowing programme is proposed: The coun-
ell of state to rehabilitate Gillian finances
gradually, and at the earliest time advis-
able to retire the issue made by Balmaceda
OF S2l,0JO, 600 Of paper; also to repay the
banks -, GO,OOO obtained of them
is enforced loans by Balmaceda,
and to authorize President Montt to issue
$50, 0OO,000 bonds for the purpose of retiring
the above paper and paying the banks.
These government bonds are to bear an in
terest of , per cent, with an authorization
of > per cent annually. The banks
are to guarantee the bonds and al paper
money issued prior to 1891. The reduction
is TO go on until it reaches $4,000. 600 and
the government is to withdraw fractional
MEAL coins, which are now only 2 per cent
of the silver in circulation.
President Mont has proposed to congress
to cut the army down to COCO men and the
navy to six tirst-class ships, six second
class and three third-cldss, two transports,
two school ships, eight small launches and
two torpedo boats.
The British steamer Kaiser has fOuudared
at sea. Her crew have arrived here on the
steamer Ecuador.
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jr:I G., r. G. Hall; 0. G., NJ T. Boul-
ware; NJ. F., l. F'renkel; NJ. E, j. NJ.
Eller: trustee, E T. Kelly, representative
to grand lodge, r. E. Alexander; alternate,
B. l.. Higgins.
TERRELL, KAUFMAN COUNTY, Nov. 90
Terrell will be well represented in fire
companies when it includes the one in
course of organization at the asylum. The
water supply is abundant for all purposes.
1t is estimated that there We're 600 people
attending the North Texas conference sesz.
sion in Terrell, and every person was AZ
commodated. This is q straw that shows
in strong measure the hospitality of Ter
rel. as no word of complaint was heard
from any one present. ArteSidn
wells are being dug all around and inside
of Terrell and remarkable success is At
tending every effort Terrell. like Fort
Worth, is solid on artesian water
HILLsBoRo, HILL COUNTY, Nov 21.-The
real estate transfers for the astweek of Hill
county amount to So, %. p. The can
tata Esther will be presented at the opera
house next Friday and Saturday nights by
home talent.
MCGREGoR, MCLENNAN COUNTY, Nov.
1S.-The new iron gin building. owned by
Henry Herring of Brennan, is nearing
completion. The gin will have four seventy
saw gin stands, with capacity of forty bales
per day. The McGregor artesian
water company have their mains down on
the principal streets, and are engaged in
putting IL pipes, SO that Z great many fam
lies are already using the water. The
staging for the tank is finished. and while
waiting the arrival of the tank, the mains
are connected directly with the wells This
gives a well-pressure of twenty-siX pounds
per inch without any pressure from the
tower
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RIO JANERIo, VIA LISBON, y

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Herald prints
the following cable this morning:
MoNTEvIDEo. Nov. 2l.-Twenty passen-
gers arrived last night at this port on the
steamer from Desterro, bringing late news
from Brazil. They say that three generals,
sent by Fonseca to quell the insurrec
ton in the state of Rio Grande do Sui, have
returned TO Rio Janeiro They reported
that they found it impossible
to land troops at the port of
of Allegro, the capital of Rio
Grande do Sui, owing to distractions
placed in the entrance of the bay by the
insurgents. 1t is said that the states of
Bahia and Pernambuco are arming a num-
Der of volunteers, with a view of taking
part in the revolt against the dictatorship
There is said TO be a general movement
to form new republic throughout the
northern part of Brazil among those who
opposed the dissolution of congress and
Fonseca's assumption of the dictator's
power
The jynta in Rio Grande do Su! charac-
terizes Fonseca as having played the role of
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TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

DELLA PLAIN. FLOYD COUNT, Nov. 10
4 cold, northeastern has been blowing since
$50 O'Clock this morning which has changed
to the north, giving US the coolest day OF
the season.
STERLING CITY, STERLING COUNTY. Nov.
1S.-We have had a delightful fall and
winter so far, grass and water being plentl-
full and stock in fine condition.
FoRNEY, KAUFMAN COUNTY, Nov. 90
Yesterday and to-day the weather has been
cloudy with a drilling rain.
Clawson, Angelina county.-The long
drouth has been broken. and now we are
daily flooded with water. The weather Is
cool.
ALBANY, SHACKELFoRD County, Nov. %.
"A severe sand storm struck Albany and
vicinity last night about 1:3O o'clock, fol-
lowed by cold norther. This was the
most terrific sand storm this vicinity has
known for many days.
QUANAH. HARDEMAN COUNTY. Nov 2l.-
Over one hundred bushels Of fine peanuts
TO the acre have been raised within six
miles of Quanah this year. There will
PROBABLY be large acreage put IN COOLERS
next season, as they do unusually well here.
Farmers are yet busy seeding wheat
VERNON, WILBARGER COUNTY, Nov. %.
A cold northwestern ragged all night and IS
still raging to-day.
BELToN, BELL COUNTY. Nov 20.-The
long drouth has ended. Rain fell all night
and up to 10 o'clock to-day. Farmers Will
now be enabled to plant small grain.
BoNHAAI, FANNIN COUNTY, Nov. Give
have had glorious rain. The weather is
quite warm and it looks like more rain will
fall soon. 1t is hoped that such will be the
case, for we need 1t badly.
MADIsONvILLE, MADISON COUNTY, Nov.
1S.-We have at last had fine rain, and
to-day it is very cold. The first freeze for
the season.
BIvINs. CAss COUNTY. Nov. 20.-The
weather has moderated and rain is falling
this morning, which will put the ground
IN blowing order, it having been too dry to
plow for three weeks. Crops are about all
gathered and yielded better than was eX-
pected.
SANTA ANNA, COLEMAN COUNTY, TEX,
Nov. pa light rain fell here last night,
and several good rains have fallen in this
vicinity. The dust is settled, and on many
farms enough rain has fallen to bring up
wheat already planted.
PARIS, Nov. 19.-Sleeted here last night,
and the weather face now has a promise IN
IL of anything from rain TO snow.