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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-02

The Dallas Netcs says "a drunksrd is a
man who loves whisky better than his
own family"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-02
BA1rmonn & ONO RAILROAD SCHEDULE
NEFFECT NAY %. 1892. UNTIL FURTHER

Additional mix
TPs Ferry at 525 and 81
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-10
Washington Gossip.
By cnstad Press.

WAsntNGroS, D. c., January 8.
The condition OF Speaker Crisp
'o-day is much improved, bu! it is
hardly probable shat he will be
ah.c TO preside in the House when
it meets Monday.
4 Telegram wa- recosycd hi .El,.
Navy Department to-day anuouac-
ia. the desth Of Captain Il. +.
Bradford. of tho navy, at Ports
mouth. \ u, this morning Cap
ain Brsdford was appointed f, ON
%iss.achus, lis, aod has been in the
navy since 1892.
Tbe Secretary OF the Treasury
has a awarded a l'ft-saVing medal Of
honor to .!o1.tz Io>vnihal. oi
Rtverda,e. Cal. d lad Of fourteen
years, who rescued d man fron
drowning on the 29'h Of August
89l, al the peri! OF his own life
National bank notes outstanding
jo-;3ay aggregate $i73,j36,3os.
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LIVELY TINES AT CHARLOTTE,
asT Dry Psocls il Dry rouo Get
LiquCf,

he Charlotte Nsa~S declares tha:
hing do 20. Starr ouc rery rtrour-
a:insl; for tisos* ~bo * F-,te,; +
+ : ha'lotto ;>-euu.e T. Gcf town
upon tie 1lo-iag # BE s4laona.
The P"rtne~ brewing company
goes aIo = with is regular bn.;.t IS
~ Il prohibition h43 revtr hg
is@a:d Of, "nd Z. 4. Eeg & Co.,
wfossaie whisbey dealers IA States
s'lir, have III "g"ncy at C',Arl4st~.
TIE room Is filed "i:h samples. \
ct,s;os-er can leave his order for
whateves sa wants and have It de-
!ivered. In ihis way the prohibi-
sioa law Is surrounded and with
two big leaks Of the kiud named il
Il nos yet time to claim Charlotte
SIS dry town. Since the saloons
closed, the business Of the States
vile ''vastsbai-" has picked up
~ondcrfully. Part Of Car is so
crowded that the messenger scarcely
Ess room 10 turn round n. The
vestibule in one day urIos,ied by ac-
;aal count tbirty-two ? gallon jugs,
snd fifteen five gallon kegs. The
! war is surely he;rg "car.ied into
Africa" People from differ-n,
Townships say they sre being pes
tered to death b? petition carriers.
There are two petitions, one look
ing to the ouseing Of the present
board Of commissioners, ard tn
other looking so the u rstea.iDn O.
tho beard. BotE, sre being l.rgel,
signed. The freiing in the count,
IS said to ne fully as intense ne !;
Is in te~,, and growing s,mer- go
-. the :irne,
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snerlaan On Eationa! Issuas.
HE Iui.E6 Pres.

prrTsBUaG, Pa. Jan ., Senator
John Sherman was in this city to-
nigh, en- route to Washington. lie
-,lii Foraker had behaved weil in
he Senatorial contest. Concerning
he Presidential question ne said
SECRETARY Blaine could have H.
nomig.a.ion ii he wanted il, but he
ill not think his health Voc ID per-
al, Of it. acceptance. with Blaine
out of he way he though; President
Harrison should b, the nominee.
His adn.ii.istration b&d been wiss
and clean. In his opinion Secreiar.
Carlisle was The proper mat for 'h.
Damocra:ic nomination rs he NOR.
clearly represented Democratic
principles. bit he was on The wro:'l
side OF the river. Palmer wss 4:
good man, bu, too Old.
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Raleigh, n. C., Sunday Morning, January TO- 1892
Redemption Of Notes.
= III Tn ea Pee.s..

FAsH'NGToN, =. g. Jan. 8
'he Treasury Department istiood j
".'th 'noney for redemption, 10 ltss
than f32i>9i7 bcins presented so-
day. Jte money now /. ina pre-
@rnted *as i4=})ed Ison / he treasury
lass ';'ll 10 move the crops and .or
use in the holiday trade and il is
finding its way back INTO tile treas
nryin bat erred and dirty condition.
Nor ihi@ CID worn-ou, monev new
0otos are issued and the cid
money Is destroyed. The work OF
sedeeming money Is heavy. All
the notes hase 10 bc asserted, their
Numbers bcio5 TAKEN dawn and en-
tered in Il record book ant! then
'he monty is Ii-.c..d IN u msserating
machine, where 1t is DESTROYED. The
process Of redemption occupies
about one week during which time
the money is q course Withdrawn
from circulation. The treasury
ofHca is 80 crowded with this class
of work that clerks are working al
| night 30 keep up with it.
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llr. T. 4. Mahry Dead.
cy United Press

RoAsoHE, Va Jan. 3. i'<.iics'
nan Z. 4. hIabry. Who was >trorS
on the head with a brick o. J'h
Dooleg. in this city on the might oi
Dac. l6, died last night. Do"iey
was captured a week ago and ".'-
sent To Lynchhrrg tor safe keeping
az lynching was feared. The
coroner's jury is now sitting ~"
will inyesti igat,. he homicide
Air. aIahry was native .: th's
State. !he son of if. Z. c. MabH.>'
of Rid5e~ay, Warren county. he
had been n,ing in Roanoke several
years and vas universally liked. ii
was struck by the negro While fry
ing 10 make an arrest. His deati
is truly SD ons.
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Throat Cut From Ear tc Ear.
b, the United Press.

NonFoLK, Va. Jan. 9. A spec
ial from Newport News, Va, says:
w c. Brown, a colored Baptist
preacher, was found desd in his
room ON jefferson avenue this after
noon 81 halfpass fise o'clock with
s,is threat cut from ear 70 ear.
Brown owned the house be lived IN
and was considered well-to-do
colorea man. As 10 weapon vas
found near the dead mans body the
snn,.s;;ioy il tha, he vas murdered
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Disastrous Difficulty.
8y Tbs Cu::e,t E'reas

NORFOLK, Va. Jan, 9. A spe-
cial from Williamsburg, Va, says:
A personal difficulty took place
here on Main street yesterday be-
tween James II. Gariick, assistant
physician al the insane asylum, and
Mr.. Archer Brooks. DR.. Garlick
was stru. k several times by Mr..
Brooks with stick and was so
badly hurt that he had 10 be taken
ho;no in IL carriage. This evening
DR.. Garlick was reported te
ae resting as eaaily as could be eA-
cected.
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Price Five Cents.
I. il e. 4. TONIGHT.
il Union Sely.ca 4. tha TirsI Baptist
CtlIlh.

taGIth.
l. j. proPose6 to organize I.
i. {. 4. ia l. leigh, aud 10 MAKE
Il q useful agency 10 iLr Young men
If Raleigh aad t. strangers Who
,i>i. the capital cry. E.er, oil.er
ely is Moth { roJua is.s -four
ishiug association, aud tie ,ouns
aud Oil nen Of Raleigh link th,t
ihere Is need for ore here. Last
week an organization, with DIR.
Richard ii. Lewis as PIcsiJeat
aud ether excellent uific, rs
was ct;tc.ed, ami i, is hoped
that the whole city will unite ia
putting the association on perma-
nent and successful! footing. Te
that end a meeting, in which all the
churches except two will unite, will
he held in the Fret B~pti,t church.
Addresses will be made by Mr.
Weston Z. Gales, State Secretary
Of the Y. 81. G. A, and MIR. Jes.
Il. >ouihgs,e, of Durham. AR.
Gales is well known in Raleigh
/ where he lived until few years ago
when he went West. Eis friends are
all gvatihed a. his return, and
| Alad TO see him engaged in
the aobic work which occupies
his tiric. He is said to inherit tho
+ioquence Of his family and his zeai
has given him success il his Chris
ian labors. Mr.. Southgaie 10 an
eloquent snd abl. speaker, combin-
ing The elegance Of dietion with the
ssrenlth OF logic. Ni,hal be is n
maa o; luliiest religious convictions
land upright lie. ard is Z powor Tor
iscod.
/! The CHRosIcLE thinks Raleigh
is % be congratulated. thas they
will have the opportunity Of hear
ing Me66rs. Gales ard Sau,hg,.te
Ne hope TO see the caurch packed
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Cur Foreign Afai *,

WAs,EsCToN, .!.u 8. Thu ques-
sion Of allowing Mexican s.oo,s to
enter Unt-d states territory in
.aursu;t q: CARA and his band is
s'!ll pending, and elf OF the
state an;l Var Departments refus-
10 say what action is likely 70 b.
taken il, the 1natter. Scnrr f sm
ero, Mexican Minister, vas at tie
D@par; ;mens oi> state this n,oru-
ing, but refused ia give an>
information concerning his riia;; Or
10 say anything abus:: his reported
question 10 allow Moxica:, troops 10
enter our territory. Inquiries for
news from Chill 81 he department
Of State developed negative replies
as d d requests for information con-
cerning 'h@ story Published to-day
to toe effect shas as expedition wa~
being fitted ont :: III United Mates
to so TO Hsy;i 70 male sn effort 50
overthrow the pres2s,; government;
there.
WasHs oros, Jan. IL. Il can
| be auihoritativsly stated that Chill
has not submitted an "p'!osy TO 'ht
United States in she Baltimore Incl
DENT The negotiations now in
progress are being co'.dac'cd +,
Secretary Blaine and siiri i;;sl
Montt and it is believed they ~il
ultimately he adjusted satj>f;,c' oriIy
but they have nct reached 'ha
point whau Chilli has thought j.
proper 20 apologize.
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Playing the Suckers.

The South.rn people are natu-
ally bulls as regards cotton" re-
enarked an experienced ID aier IL The
~taple yesterday "!hat is hey are
always convinced that it will rise
The New York sharks rieh, here
ct in their work. They b ar the
market or lower it, and when thr
Sou,hernera b., hat cotton will rise.
.f course the New Workers who
..ontcol the game b.: tia, !: viii
f.ll. The lset win 81 cou.se. On.
iirra has tiiis eeason made $1,000.
00U in New York, Just in the ',u
tu-e' business; never harding tails
Il actual cotton, and perhaps no
eyen having seen or.e. Ali The frb
xantad 10 sce, and > Ia. il certainl,
| did zee aud seooP. too. was tae cas
sasners' MARGINS.
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Mrs. Harrison's Reception.
By the United Press

WAsHlNGrox, .. e., Jan. 9.
Mrs. Harrison this afternoon gave
her frs; public reception ofthis sea-
son in the East Room, being assist
ed by Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Brewer,
wires Of he Associate Justices OF
,h.s Supreme court. The reception
began at 3 O'Clock. The Marine
band was stationed in the corridor
and rendered fine programme. 1t
is estimated that neariy 1900 peo-
ole paid their respects'
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'as State Agricultural 4 society.

TIE State Agricultural Society.
The executive committee met
Friday evening ard much inte-.st
was shown. AR. z. II. Battle pre-
sided. Ii wss De :idrd that the next
iair should be bel! Oc.ober 1921,
inclusive. There was an evident
determination 10 make :. "a success.
i committee consisting o. three
members and the chairman was in
,trueted to prepare az caly as
possible lis: of premiums for field
crops. The matter of employ ing q
corresponding secretary Was die.
cu.ssd, but was deferred. 1t sp-
pears to be the idea that there
should be such p ~, retsry, 10 take
charge about June and TO devote
his entire time ID that work. What
! IL needed is to arouse interest over
| ,he State III tiie :s.ir. |, is not 4
Rairieh fair, but State fair. Il
finance committee, Julius Lewis and
w. ). friinso5r. was appointed il
vii. audit all ciai,s and furnish
ylams Tor mee.iug III; IN. ihc fnan-
c,di statement made was agreeable
- the directors, as it showed that
th- rnoney TO pay the interest on 'h>
bonds i III h;.i.h aud iha; al other
!liabil lies viii b u,t., including the
| laoaiins debt. The ~Xpositio build
lings are I'll she property of The as
sociation and vii, afford ample
room. Il is pro.rbi-. that during
ne year tie ihir'i story Of the grand
sand vi. be Ie'i ored, ioreduce tie
~ei- -;ht upon ,ha. structare.
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weekly Bank Statement.
3y Upitsa apcsv.


o,t,'' S' Ioak, Jan. 10. The i,a-
teas a. = (saaHges in the principal
2s,t 'n' NeW York bank state
Sp',.s : '4o "eck wtre as follows:
..a, - ins r.. rye iaereasesI.72a,o75
nr,..'a 'asss'"a!e, ss 1, s5,67a,5oo; sp.cie
oa, , ,s5 - 917 legal tenders in
tuJssiI I,,s:2 ~. 0o;leposiss iucrea g
,gs.I5o'a> >'''' circulation Increase. !.
~
1er ,.. nn',' pa. orange wine, no
A;si. ~'''e' ia kept BY Mr.. A.
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- a'Sa; HatcAnan st the Capitol.

o ca'Cr. Sta Csroniela.
,.- '@%' '"". 9 Mr. George H.
= %Sl' nigh: va,hcman at the
,'S'''i' d d at his home near
= P''' 'a's morning at 4 o'clock,
lingering illness of almost
s., '''h' He vas g worthy c;ti-
b,., WV l'sVes q wife and large
" ca'idren: lie was about
".7'i's years of age.
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Bound fcf Tang .5r.
By abls

VALPARAISO, ian. g. The Eco
D'Par,s is authority for the state
ment hat Admiral Recunier, com
mandine the French squadron nov
in the Calf o: Juan, M, ordered
nu.n':sf of ironc.e.i> TO proceed 70
fangier.
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thy H4y Sac" 81 'TT::cen a D1ss
PENDANT F...DH A tlaH.
Ky United Pres.

PENDANT FRO II LIMB.
ViCKsBURG, Mica, Jan. 9. TIE
jail at Raivill. waa broken in upon
VednHtday by about one huuured
iynchers who took Cal Foster and
Horace Hudson,tw negroe- charged
with the murder of Jewish ped
dier, and hanged them to a tree
near the Jail. The prisoners met
their fate bravely and acknowledged
their guilt.
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.
PADuoAH, KY, Jam. 9. A
wrecked house which belonged to
John Gutter and family OF a wifi.
and Eve children was found floating
III the Tennessee river Thursday
-vening. As none OF the family Cal,
he found it is feared they were
.~put overheard in ,he storm ofth.
,.isat before and lest.
: Al l. RNSL dEh S3 CRG.
SHEEvEPoar, La, Jan. 3. Ma
than andrews, colored, was lynched
yesterday IN Ca'ide parish nv ah. U
City men. An 4 vs had shot &.
.na,.ded William Diisc<,li, Iessr
Of she Parish Cash plantation
xho ordered sim to leave the place
WITH THEIR OWN AEDlCIEE.
! ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. g. 1t i
hnusht that the six members of sh
!yach;ne party who killed cid us
! Mix in aiilchsiI county, and are i
iai; in The county s.a, viii be lynch
"A. nix killed George Aiiegs 70
making improper advances 10 hi
laughter. Friends Of hiisss TOO
'ti:n f:oia Jail *ad lynche:i hin
Cu+y Were not sustained by the con
lnul,ty.
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4 [ ii 1.9T' 4 BIO Z.

-4LA1.sT 4 RI01::
TIE Eeett.sy High Betscesn The sPat'te /
ard Aisgro N;nsrs~ NO !
44se to Biorse.
By United Pr 81,
McALLisrsR, l. T, Jan. 9.
There ara s;xty-three dead aud
eighty-6se injured miners lying az
the improyised mcrguc here ss the
result Of the recent disaster in
| shaft No. IL.
| ALL NIGHT LONG
the men were working to get their
comrades out Of the pit, and This
morning it is believed thst all but
ten have been rescued. OF those
who were taken out alive
F,FrKEx rlsD YESTERDAY
and last night. Forty-eight wers
dead when they wers brought from
the pit. In addition to thesc,
e'ghty-five are so bsd!y hurt that it
is supposed that at leas, twenty will
die. These are lying s.athed from
| head to foot in bandages and are So
badly injured ,has they can't live TO
, :ell the
nfosy uF IuE ACClDEsr.
Work in sli tie mines in the vic:n-
:i,y has been stepped ail :be
,n;usss liz ;'4o u.aer shafss -l,ass,. &
congregated to render ali he assis-
eance IN their power 20 those Hho
are trying to get the deed men
r from the mine.
: TsIf MINERS IN THE ssiAFT
, we're all white. being Of all nation
j aii,its, but mostly Italians. A.
one Of the sn;nes in tha vicinity
negroes were worked, and between
. these aud the white miners tlere
;ias been q constent feeling of an
,agonism. This feeling came nea1
PREC,piTATING A RIOT
his morning when the Eegroe
came to the scene Of the acciden
= and offered their assistance. Thi
:: was done in such half-hearte.
e manner, and cne negro being over
2 heard to say that it was a goe'
It thing so many white men wer
d killed off. came near causinl
k trouble, and had it not been for
r. deputy United States marshal BE-
10 ng present with his Winch ste
n rife the white men would has
y made an
IL ATTACK UPON THIS NEGROES.
L. The latter weTt. driven from Il,
scene ard quiet was restored. l
the mine at the time Of the accideE
were three car loads of mules, bu
strange to say, only two OF th9 an
mails were either killed or injure,
9. The other mules ri once became
We srAMrEDED AND RAN
e. through the mine fransically 81
ST caused great damage by their q
r. ,ions. The cause of the accide1
O is said 10 be a windy spot. Fler
on ing, the mining expert and tornn
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Another Firm Swarped.

SsEnnAx, Tex. Jsa. 9. 4
deed of rrus, was aIed yesterday by
y: Schneider d Bro. nholesasA
,iry goods 4 AIRS. fpr ihe benefit 81
>hfir creditors; liali';ti /: &,.c .0oy-
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2. Ca.tet Pc

Wv Yogz, January .. !he
,,a;,. -" Pos. says: = good d.
y y;adi,patioa vas sho@n III rail
cd and fnarcial circles to-day by
=. ~. friends Of john II. inman at al
e,snpt, apparently. to make 1t ap-
~. that he was simply to receive
|. ynplincn'ary vete for re.elec-
.sa q president Of the Richmond
n Dsaville next Tuesday, and
,sa be /. 70 retire when requested
} Do 90 by tn pegaons now con-
rolling the Richmond Temins!
cuuOsay, the inference being,
i course, thar he MA not
sa;.d any longer ss president
nd that he is sctagonistic
to Con. Thomas and his friends,
yso gc nov in control of tbft COM
wy, The president OF a promi-
rspt financial institution familiar
vsh the circumstances sa;l to-day
psrcPurte, for the Eremi"g Pest ;
'Thxo is nothing Of q coinp!i.neu-
uJ character, Sc that term Is TIL
inlo6, il ibis case abou. the re-
ta,tioa Of Mr. Inm4n 10 he pr-si
,eT& th4 Riohmoad and Dan
vile 'Nboad coinpsny. His ser.
'a8 a. required And therefore N
GsNcl assyd 10 ALLOW himself tc
&2,9tt4d"
c& tdoxAa' LETTER.
Fo'"sns il = copy OF Gen
1a9a&' l'te, IL Alr. inman otf,-r
i'sfoeist.oa t. The presidency O
tie R'aaoa3 anl D4nville com
Nah r$qig. Only, to which ha
'el Pintei:
Isn yo#S. Ian. s, 1892.
u" 4 lunar, Esq. Pres;den
t. ! 2, K. Il. 20.
O''i >iE.-ia behalf Of tn,
:" %n2''J committee appointed 70
%Pa'Poss Of dominating u pres
e& - and board Of dire Hots fv
@'an'ad aad Danville Railroa
''a9aay to bo voted for at IN
~'''@' y n*ating 10 be held O,
ilsa'y mex; beg TO sa
''' '"' II Is lbs d4s;ro Of myself al
','. ''.'A''' taat yon accept for ;h
'',a''s year a reelection 10 she .,
'%o' Of President ot said compsn
'T'""! 'ldt you giil End i. col
''''' T"o yo@r extensive busine
5'"sa;s TO comply With tn
'''':' | an. truly yours,
SAMUEL THOMAS. Chm.
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BY United pr 81,

FIRST 6parrow-We aTa no iopssf
sold four for fsrthing; Geek county
paws two cents head.
econ Sparrov-'Rah tx &c
kinney!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17
Nuevo tratamisnto del c6Iera

81 Herald de esta ciudad publica un degpa.
cho particular recibido de Hamburgo en- el que
SO emite la opinion de que la disminuci6n de Ia
mortalidad en- los casos de c6lera haDidos en-
aquela poblaci6n durante las dltimas semanas, es
debida un nuevo tratamiento puesto en- practi-
ca contra ella.
doctor Richard Weaver bajo Ia direction de los
doctores Lauenstein Stoecker, habfa sido pre-
viamente ensayado en- Londres por Sir Edward
Clark otros eminentes m6dicos, que son los que
10 han recomendado & los facultativos de Ham
burgo. Consiste en- inyecciones subcutaneas de
.crIstaea disueltos de perodato, SO aaegura que,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17

mico pero no tienen en- cuenta que 81 tempo vue-
la y que dentro de algunos meses Sc les exgiran
nuevamente; entonces legaran hasta nosotros Ell
eco de sus lamentaciones, sin que nadie Sc hubie-
Sc cuidado de gestionar Ia reforma del Regamen-
to Tarifas de la Ley de pesas medidas
81 los comerciantes industriales no Sc nue.
ven, aquijoneados por su propio interes, no hay
que esperar que el Gobierno Sc erija Ga procura-
dor de esos gremios para averiguar 81 la remune-
raci6n de que gozan los almotacenes esta no, en-
proportion con el trabajo las responsibilities
que apareja el destino dlrA con raz6n que "a
quien Dios Sc Ia da San Pedro SO 10 bendiga."
Un simple escrito dirigldoa las Camaras de
Comercio de la Capital Ponce puede aervir de
base para la reclamation, pues debemos suponer
que esas dignas corporaciones daran-los pasos ne
cesarios para librar 4 sus agremiados de esa nue..
va onerosa contribution dSrecta. 81 asf no 10
hacen, nuestras desnteresadas indicaciones caen
en- 81 vacio, sera porque aquellos merecen sopor-
tar esa carga SO hallan dispuestos 4 fomentar
ciertas canongias.
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empleado en- el primer periodic de Ia affection,
Sc curan de ella ell noyenta cinco por clento de
los pacientes.
Dlcese tambien cue este medic es muy 1til
para Ell tratamiento de las Intermediates de orl-
gen micr6blo q. usado en- las feDres maignas,
curan setenta 6nfer1nos de ciento.
No conocemos Ia tecnica de este nuevo me-
todo nj siquiera ell medicamento empleado; pero
contar que sea cierto 10 que do el Sc dice y que
con su ayuda Sc logre hacer esta horrorosa y te-
mible enfermedad mas durable que la mayor
parte de las afecciones ordinarias bien venldo
sea saludemos al inventor del tratatamiento CO.
mo uno de los mas grandes benhechores de la
humanidad. Las Novedades de NueDa- York;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17
El AlmOtatsuazgO en- PuertO-Rico

Hace algunos dias que pretendimos lamar Ia
atenci6n de los senores comerciantes industrial
les, hasta del Gobierno General, hacia los exa-
gerados derechos que percben los ieles almota-
Genes por la Sndftl inspection annual de los apara
tos de peaar medlr, sin que hasta Ia fecha hayan
producido efecto alguno nuestras obseryaciones.
Sin duda los que resultan ddrectamente ze
eaonados habran satsfeeho va los derechos cores
pondlsntes Ia inspection en 81 actual ano econ6-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17

Con fecha del corTl5uCe c0nlunlcan de Lon
dres al World de New Z O k: . FL Times, cuyas
excelentes cartas sobre la epidenla del coiera
tan llamando Ia atencion en- Eufopa nerecen
los eloglos de las mas atlas autorldades medlcas
tanto dc InglaterIa como del ContInente, puDhca
un artfculo acerca de las probalilades ue los pro
gresos del colera ell resto del proxlmo ano de
1893 Entire otras cosas dIce Las noticias de
Grodno quieren decir que la Russia Occidental has
ia la frontera prusiana, mucho mas ALA, esta
infectada; las noeicias de Odessa slgnihcan que
el g6rmen del c6lera Sc encuentra 81 htoral del
Mar Negro de las provincias rlbelenas del Da
nubio: las noticias de Buda-Pesth, signifcan que
el aisamiento de la Galltzia fue un complete fra
case y que Austria Hugria encuentran inva-
didas mientras que las noticlas de Espandau
quieren declr que las corflentes dc aqua desde
Berlin hasta el rio Oder est3u lnfectauas Casos
aislados de la enfermedad en- los Passes Bajos vie
nen signifcar 10 mlsmo. 81 los precedentes
tienen algun valor en- todas los regiones nombra
das, Y tambien en- Polonia Fiancia estallara la
epidemic en- 1898. El c6era Sc presentara en-
muchas parties y hara estragos 81 encuentra ell te
rr0nO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17

Ell complete restablecImiento de don ram
cisco Silvea puede muy bien ser causa de que Sc
opele en- breve Ia anunciada crisis Ministerial,
blen sea saliendo del gabnete el senior Villaverde
enthusiastic Silvelista, Ell senior Romero Robledo.
LAS cosas pueden llegar tales extremes que oca-
slonen Ia caida de la situaci6n Canovas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-17
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Desde anoche han tornado otfo runbo los
rumores p1bllcos reterentes al nomDramIento del
Secretarlo de este Goblerno General Ahora Sc
designa don Jose Laguna, Coronel de lngeuie-
ros que ha vivldo largo tempo esta Isla. Son
hastu aboTG cuatro los canuIdatos. Los senores
Setien SohveIes, del V allie Laguna.