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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

OOnstituy6 en- aQuel pueblo el Ju1gadO de los.
tTucCi0n GORE spondiente con mOtiyO de hs-
ber lJevadO aln an individuO que 80 dice hs
Der aidO encontrado ahOrcadO On IN camino
vecinal de aQuel t6rminO municipal. Eete in-
dv'duO psrece que era perseguido por Ia gusr-
dia civil J Ia poll ,ia, pOr gupon6rsele aut0r
de nm TObO de bueyes hechO don Antonio Ro-
sell0. Sc enCuentran detenldOS un guardia
municipal de apellid0 CarrasC0 y el dichO don
Antonio Rosell0. 81 hechO Sc cOmenta de mil
modos en- Bayam6n y nos pIOponemos tomar
infOrmes dO este suceaO para tener q! corri6nte
nuessros lectores de 10 que On Teaidad PEE
de habor ocurrido.
Dicen do Maya leS que on el juiciO ora
que 90 celebr6 On o. tns das en- aQuela Audien-
ola de 10 Criminal con m.tivO del robo, incen~
diO asesinatO on Las Marias de que hace al,
de don Bernardo Foster, el Fiscal pidi0 Ia pens
de muerte para cinco de los procesados, y l.
Immediate para los restantes.
eee
Con motive del sucesO Ocurrido en- Baya-
mon, de que damOs cuent0 On OtrO lUgar, tam
ben Sc encuent q detenid0 I'M cOmerCiante re-
sifente ea el campo de aquel t6omino munici
pa, y llama@o don Miguel CalboDell.
Nuestro activo cOrresponsal de Arecibo
nos esoribe con fecha de aver manifest4ndOnos
que desde e dfa ami erior, aquella lOcalidad que
pareoia una metropolis, se ha convertible CD
pueblo alegre y satisfechO. las OchO de ls
nocbe Ia o. questa de Mansti, llamada por to-
l6grafo eecorri6 Ia ciudad, tocando Ia popular
tanz In BoYinQWesG, despertando 10 ANNA
cor On vtc.n0ariO
Dlcenos tambi6n que Ia funci6n con que
hizo su estreno "a troupe de Balabrega tue un
verdaderO 6xitO. .Ba'abrega, Miss Emma. Ia
o6lebre adlvinadors, y LOS Bemoles tue' on rui
dosamente aplaudldcs en- los ejercieos que ga
! oopoeen los le1tores de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Don Policarpo Echavarrfs, que ha cesado
en- la Acadia de Ia dicha Villa, tom6 anteayer
pasaje para esta Capital en- 81 tren general &C
Ia Companfa de ForrOcarriles.
Dioen de Vieques con fecha del corrien
te que Ia sequfa se dejaba sentir fuertement {
en- aquella Isla dOnde hasta entOnces solo &C
| habfan sen lido algunas llOvizDas que mas haI
perjudicado que tavorecide Ia agriculture. e
bergant'n americana Ienerye csrgado de a2l
car por Ia casa Preston, eDcsy3 en- Puerto ferro
oausando av ia total del cargamentO, salvAn
dose muy pooos b0coyes del preciado fruto. E
CAPTAIN de dicha nave tenfa atinoado On ellis
unos mil pesos y no los tenia asegurados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
Commercial

A Gentleman thoroughly acquainted
with the spanish and french languages, and
tplly versed with mercantile sffars; Is desi-
rous of finding situation, where his knowIe6-
ge of business, could he fully appreciated. Plea
se address by letter to Z 7 2, ct the Post off,
ca. Santurce 15-8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
II A las SenOritas !!
sEMILLAS DE FLORES RECIBIDAS POR Ell
VAP0R ALFONSO XIII.

VAEOh ALI ONOO ALA.
POr ser variadisimo ell surtidO de las Sc
millas recibidas, no ae detalian. Son 160 ola
sea distintaa y cada psquete trae una pintura
que Representa- la clase de for. Sola por yer
dichas q ,res 50 debe pasar por Ia casa de-
Comercio de don Florindo Carrero, Fortaleza,
ID. ALI sc venden ID centavos cads pa
uueta de aemillaa. 16-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
Al publicO

En- Ell antique dep6sito de b elo estaale.
eido en- ls calle de San Jose n6mero 19 frente
este artfculo dos ochavos el kilo peso
por Quintal. Sc admiten abonados pOr meses
& precio conventional. Sc encuentra tambien
de venta en- dicho dep6sito: limonadas gaseosae
f. escas al natural, aqua carb6nica en- Stones y
al detail, cigarrillos, f6sforos, frutas del pals,
duloes On aimibar de varias clases, refrescos
y bebidas con hielo. Puerto. Rico Abril 81 de
1892. Jos6 TejidoT MGc5ds 15-4
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Para conpositores

Sc ACADIA de recibir On La Esfsy0 { Forta.
leza 81 ):-Bdfalo. : BsrnicGs extra.-BS1uetss
Bahamas charoladas. ~ -Camunes. s.-Lanzaa.-
Brancales. -Arcos. - Tornilloa fievillas : todo
70 denaas couceEniente u gam0s Attsae 4 IIs
s's''ss Ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

Por no poderla atender 90 dneiao veflde Ia
pate ds puperfa alQu Ia dicha parte con ios
aparadores mostraa0r.a poi $40 mensualea
J lss !nsrcaasEtaa tasses6h de coatada a-joa
lAds paeAess, n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

Olga uSC0d un S00T0tO con S1pl1c0 de que
la noticia No aa]ga de la Isla mo hay, no he
habidO, nj habra nunca en- PuortO Goo, vino
tinto tan bueno nj tan purO como el de Logroflo
que venden Sobripo de LUNA G.
rs incuestlonable. LOci6s AmtiAeyDetfca
del doctor Montes Dia1, oura toda clase de
caspa por maligna que sea y usandola con
constanoia combate los herpes por rebedes
que sean. Prueba hare t6.
81 vive usted en- ell campo Quiere comprs
para dets'lar Azc0b 'IGd0 G5ol, pfdalo On Pom.
oe sus fabricantes, en- Puerto. Rico & Ia casa
de Cerecedo II Hsrmanos y ca 8 de SobrinQA Go
Luiha y G:
81 viene vd. del inte ior de Ia Isla por te-
rrocArril 8 vapOr y necesita prOveerse de cal
zade, visite priEnero ia peleterfa La Oowst0ss-
ciG Gale de San Justo ndmero 81, cerca de La
M0ll0yqNt's0.
Para mi estrada, para que mis- hijos mi
mujer vayan misa, y para pOner delante de
las camas, uso las alfombras de yute qua ven
den Armas y Jlmenex On La Gran GGssdYt :
Cruz II = en- La Esfer0, F0rtaleza 81. Son muy
bonitas mny baratas
No 90 pelo de frisa el surtido de eosas bue
mas que acaban de reCibir Cerecedo Hermanos
yCs Y eu6ntanse en- 81 les tamosos Quesos
de bola en- cajitas de lata que tienen sabor a
gloria. Prueba hace f9.
81 Quiere Vd. conner bien ser bien aten.
dido, vaya al restaurant La O0tG1GN0 dc Fop.
tsnillas. No o come mejor en- la Capital.
SestidOs cOypOr0 les.-Son cinc0 IL Yer de
que CD las proxlHas elecci0nes no 90 den mi
COS. 2e O,ey sobre todas las c0sas el AlC0hOl0-
do GGteu So IOcGYlO todo menos el viOl6n.
a. Or como auien oye lover, las promesas
del G0bierno; Y 81 GssstGT de turr6n del pre-
aupuesto si algo NOS dejan de 81.
CHARADA
PrinerG cWdtfO 10 que present0
90 de los que primseYG dos tef csr0
cuando SO ven perdidos, un momento,
timan sus padres = CualQuiera.
- OONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-M Jarabe
Calmante dc ID Sra. Winsl0W deher& uaarse aiem-
pre- Cuando Ion nihos pAdecen do lA denticl6n.e
PrOporciona alivi0 Immediate oil pOQuo60 paCiente;
produce nh suen0 tranquilo natural, aliviMndo
todO dOlor, y amanece 0l angelic 1isueNo y folis
Es mny agrAdable al palAdAr. AliviM al poQu0.
huelo, AblAndA laa oDcfas, cAlms tOd0 doloEe xegW
lAriaa los intestinoa, essel mejor rsmedi0 como.
cl0o para diarfsA 6eaatOnada pU1 Ii dentiei6n
Aszs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
Atanci6n

Be vende. al por menor Vino Gallego supe.
rior 10 centavos a botella Z Is Deljei0s ceIle
del sol n6mero 60 II EspjnO lO-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

Olga usted un sec-eto con stplica de que
la noticia NO aalga de la Isla mo hay, no ha
habido, nj habr& nunca en- Puerto Roo, vino
tinto tan bueno nj tan puro como 81 de Logrofio
que venden Sobrino de LUNA y G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
Sc vende una pulperla

saEs:s1AVlS 1E AN UNGAsSS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

Es incuestionable. L0cj6n Asstibeypetjca
del doctor Monies y Dia1, oura toda clase de
caspa por maligna que sea y us&ndola con
oonstanoia combate los herpes por rebeldes
que sean, Pfueba hare t6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
CHARADA

PyinserG- cNGtrO toto que prese1t0
!. 90 de los que prinserG dos ter csrG
ouando SO ven perdtdos, un m0mento,
= timan 4 sus padres J CualQuiera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

81 vive usted en- ell campo quiere compr r
para dets1lar Azcoh 'lGdo G50l, pfdalo On Pom.
de Cerecedo II srmanos y ca de Sobrinoa Ca
Luiha y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10
PERDIDA

A una seaora de esta Ciudad &c le han ex.
traviado I'M al6ler de oro para el pecho, de ia
maflo regular, con an buQuet de pelo bajo un
CRYSTAL, fernando IN cuerno de la abundancia
On 81 respaldo las iniciales p. D. P. una
pulsera de pelo tejido en- forma de Gordon
engagtado en IN br0che de orc esmaltado, en-
el esmalte la inicial incrustada de perlas fnas.
Sc supllca la persona que hsya encontrs-
do diChas prendas, SO sirva presentarlas en- "a
casa ntmero 9, Gale de lsFortaleka que sera
gratlacada, pues es IN recuerdo de familia. s.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

Bu0na OCCASION
Sc vende On Rlo-pledras una buena sfhe.
ria titulada El TGp0y, (la mejor del pueblo),
con todC ga mObiliafio. IDformar& SD duefo
que la vende por tener que susentarse. 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

81 viens vd. del inte Tor de Ia Isl
rrocArril 8 vap0r y necesita prOveers
zade, visite prigner0 Ia peleterfa La
ciG calle de San Justo ndmero 81, oel
M0ll0yQ@iss0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-10

idem idem 2a CoMst0mc6G clara & 81 % y 65
idem idem grano grueso 81 80 Comprados
por Vijande c..
Hs llegado hoy eata Capital, nuestro buen
amigo el apreciahle "cmerciante de Mayaguez,
seiOr don Jaime B lrbena, persona general
mente estimable, que Va de paso para Europa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-20
Germany and the Silver Question.

BERLIN, March 19-The contemplated
Austrian currency agitation, the Bland
silver bill and the movement of British BIZ
metaliists has awakened interest in the
question here. The report of the reichs-
bank for 1891 shows that the total stock of
coin held by that institution is S32. SOC. 900
marks. and the amount of silver is esti-
mated at 100000 marks. Experts estimate
the silver in Hungary at 42o,O0o,-
600 marks. Although President Koch,
of the reichsbank, with most of the
financial leaders of Germany and
Austria. now adheres to the gold standard,
all agree that national interests would
oblige them to take part in an interna-
tional monetary conference if one were
arranged by the United States and other
great countries. 1t is said that all Ger
many could assent to in the conference
would be to increase the amount of her
subsidiary silver coinage. The opinion
here, including that of the few members
of the reichstag now adhering to bimetal-
lism, is that an international conference
would be of doubtful value.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-20
The Daphne's Men Yield Only at
the BayOnet's Point.
CGUR D'ALENE MINES TO OPEN.
Two Thousand Men Will Thus Secure
Employment ON April 1.
The Orting Bank Failure-Hoodlums
Assault Priest--A Murderer Assaults
ow-Prisoner-Woman breaches
Her Fathers Funeral Sermon.

VANcoUvER, B. c., March 19-rSpec;al.
An incident that will probably result in
the man-of-war Daphne having to make
trip home occurred here today. This port
being within easy access of United States
soil. it has been the rule that every iron
wall of old England that anchors here suf-
fers from an epidemic of deserters. This
has resulted in a standing reward being
Offered to any police officer who returns
deserter to the men-of-war. Today Chief
of Police McLaren and Officer Mcleod
took five men on beard who had bsen
arrested for desertion. The putting of
these men in irons enraged the sailors.
who made an attack on the chief of police
after the other officer had descended the
ladder. The chief defended himself, but a.
blow from stalwart able seaman felled
him to the deck like log. Mcleod
rushed up the ladder again to defend his
chief, and was felled by swabbing brush.
The officers, with the assistance of the
marines, drove back the mutlneers, who
refused to listen to the orders until forced
to dc so at the points of the bayonets of
the marines. After a determined struggle
the mutineers were overcome and ironed.
The case has no parallel in the history
of the British squadron, and the local au-
thorities, having waived the right of pun
ishment to the captain of the Daphne, the
mutineers will have to be sent home to
England to put in their "at least five
years" Both the police officers are Sc
riously injured. 1t is credibly reported
that word has been sent 10 Esquimalt for
sister ship to come over to lay alongside
in case of further trouble, it being feared
that general mutiny will follow, as the
men vii all have completed their terms
in May, and are consequently reckless.
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Victoria News.

VICTORIA. March 19-[Special. The
celebrated Samuel Greer case will be fin
ally disposed of in the appeal court Mon
day morning.
The steamer Sir James Douglas has
been presented by the Dominion to the
Provincial government for use in the de-
velcpment of deep-sea fishing.
In the settlement of Alberni, on the
west coast of Vancouver island, marriage
able ladies seem to be at premium. One
Alberni man has just secured bride by
advertising. and now the proprietor of a
sage line communicating with the settle
ment offers a free pass to single lalies
wishing to so to Alberni.
VICTORIA, March 19.-The new Catholic
cathedral will probably be opened on the
Sunday after Easter.
The admiralty court will hold two or
three sittings before they settle the Fam
besi case. The Dutard case it is expected,
will come to decision next week.
L. II. Northey, representing a syndicate
of American capitalists. has returned. He
went 10 Tacoma on business connected
with projects in contemplation by Tacoma
capitalists, but nothing was done with re-
lation to the Savward mill.
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Colville News.

CoLv1LLE. March 19.-lspecial. Judge
R. B. Blake, of Spokane. will hold a short
term of court in Colville on the 4th day of
April for the purpose of disposing of
minor matters such as can come up out of
the regular term time. The regular Jury
term will be held during the early part of
the month of June.
The city council has appropriated $500
to be used for the purpose of purchasing
an outfit for hook and ladder company
that has recently been organized. The
company now consists of twenty-four
members
The Hotel Colville will be formally
thrown open on the 2ith inst. An excur-
sion train will run from Spokane for the
purpose of the accommodation of guests
from that city and intervening points.
The new hotel is the largest brick structure
in this part of the state.
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Governor of ceara, Brazil. Deposed.

RIO DE JANEIRo, Feb. 2L-General Clar-
indo de Querroz, governor of Ceara. has
been deposed. Some days ago the general
government, in conformity with the sug-
gestion of the commander of the second
military district and with that of the
directors of the Ceara Military school,
gave orders for removing the Eleventh bat
talon. which left the city. Then the gov
ernors enemies resolved to attack
him. The cadets of the military
school formed the principal nu-
cleus of the insurgept forces,
aided by armed civilians, the artillery
belonging to the garrison and the marines
OF the gunboat Bracannot. The governor
intrenched himself at his official residence
with police force and 200 men, who had
been brought from the interior by two
prominent politicians. The fight COM
menced at p. m, with a skirmish be-
tween the cadets and the mounted police.
The latter were driven back and the in
surgents marched on to the official resi-
dence which, at the same time, was being
bombarded by the artillery. The fighting
was kept up all night, and On the 18th. at
a. m, the governor capitulated. The
number killed on both sides is estimated
at thirty-fve.
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Russi. Grateful to America.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Mayor Stuart
this afternoon received cablegram from
Libau. signed by number of Russian Off
GERS, warmly welcoming the Americans
accompanying the steamer Indiana and
transmitting to the people of Philadelphia
expressions of lasting gratitude.
LIBAU, March 19.-As the American
steamer Indiana, which brought the
American gift of provisions for the relief
of the Russian famine sufferers was towed
past the Ietty this morning, she was
greeted with enthusiastic cheers by the
crowd on the Jetty. The steamer was re-
ceived by the communal authorities and
a large delegation of leading merchants
of the port, and the orthodox Greek clergy
held thanksgiving service aboard of her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-20
Political Riots in JaUar.

YOKOHAMA, March 3.-A telegram from
kochi, dated February %, states that with
the exception of the Tooa Aki districts,
the whole OF the Kochi prefecture is con-
vulsed by strife between Liberal and
National parties. who fought with swords
and firearms. The police and gendarmes
are quite powerless to restore order,
and already several men of promi-
nence have been murdered. In the
district of Heda, where a pitched battle
was going on between the factions, about
1000 men were engaged on each side. Dur
ing the warfare fire broke out among the
houses, but the struggle was continued
with the utmost fury. Many were killed
and others burned to death. At Moto
yama the ballot box was protected by 5000
Tibara1o
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A BIG PARIS BANK FAILS.
One Director Kills Himself, Two Flee
Liahiliries "a. GOO. 900 Franc..

PARIS. March 19.-The Banque des
Chemin de Fer ct Indus;rie suspended to-
day. One of the directors has committed
suicide. two have absconded and one has
been arrested. The bank specuIated
in French and Spanish and
Russian securities. The liabilities
are p. 900 900 francs, and the assets $780,
coo francs The failure had no effect on
the bourse. The reason assigned for the
suicide and flight is that the authorities
were about to institute legal proceed
ings against the directors of the
bank on charge of fraudulent bank
ruptcy and obtaining money under
false pretenses The bank dealt
largely In the French national loan of
1891 and received subscriptions to the loan
for upward of 2.Op0, 90, coo francs. 1t is
alleged that instead OF applying the money
thus obtained to the purpose of
the loan, the directors used
the fund for other purposes.
general industrial and mining specula-
tons The bank did considerable busi-
ness, its dealings being spread over large
part of the country.
BERLIN, March l9-Dispatches from St.
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Everett News.

EVERETT. March 10. - Especial. The
First National bank of Everett opened for
business today. The president is A. +.
McLain, formerly of the Bank of Com
merce, Tacoma. The cashier is NJ. West
land.
The Scandinavian Lutherans are about
to organize q congregation here and build
a church. A site has been donated on
Harrison street, on the river side.
Mr. Frank Farrar, the publisher of the
Inter Cascade Nine. at Galena City. has
start-d with printing outfit for Galena
by noe up the Snohomi1h river Hi,
canoe carries nearly 100 pounds of print
ing material
The Rucker Bros. are about to organize
another bank for the bay side.
Next Monday evening public meeting
will be held for the purpose of organizing
a volunteer fire company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-20
CGUR D'ALENE MINES TO RESUME.
Thus Furnishing Employment at Good
Wages to Two Thousand Men.

SPOKANE, March l9.-The Mineowners'
Association, of Cour d'Aiene, at a meet
ing held last night in Wallace, Idaho. de-
cided to resume work throughout that
rich silver lead section. Ceur d'Alene's
production of silver and lead is factor in
fixing the prices of those metals, and
when the mines closed down few months
ago smelters all over the country were
unable to find enough lead ores to run
their plants. The railroads have restored
the old rates on ore shipments to the East,
Being a reduction of 81 per ton.
Work will be resumed about April 1 if
enough miners can be had. When the
mines closed down 1000 miners left the
country, and similar number must re-
turn before operations can be resumed in
their former magnitude. Heretofore wages
have been $3.50 per day alike to miners
and car men, but in the future mine
owners declare they will pay this rate to
miners only, and So to car men.
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HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND.
Provisions of a Liberal Measure Intro
duced in the Commons.

duced in the Commons.
LONDON, March 19-All the Liberal mem
bers from Scotland and many English
members, including some Conservatives,
approved bill introduced in parliament
today for the creation of Scottish legisla-
tive body. The bill will attract general at
tention, owing to it's similarity to the Irish
question. The bill establishes in Scotland
legislature consisting of the queen
and a Scotch legislative body to
enact laws for Scotland, with the excep-
ton of matters relating TO imperial admin
istration; the legislature to be prohibited
from establishing religion or imposing dis
abilities or comforting privileges on such
account. Bills passed shall require the
assent of the queen only to become law.
In the question of jurisdiction between
the English and Scottish bodies the mat
ter shall be referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee of the privy council.
The executive government OF Scotland
shall be vested in the queen and carried on
by a secretary for Scotland, with officers
and council as provided by the legislature.
The legislature is authorized to impose
taxes other than customs and excise
duties, and to create a consolidated
fund separate from that of the
United Kingdom. The Scottish con-
tribution towards maintenance of
the royal establishment shall be
proportionate to those payable by England
and Wales The second portion of the
bill treats of judicial government, and pro-
vides that all existing civil and criminal
courts shall be maintained, subject, how
ever, to abolition or alteration, and Judges
can be removed by the legislatures request
on the queen TO do SO. The bill provides
that the power and authority of the i'm
perial parliament shall not be diminished
or restrained by anything herein con-
tanned. The present bill is worthy of COM
parison with Mr.. Gladstone's first home
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Gross Bros.' Opening.

TACOMA, March 16. - Special. - Five
hundred incandescent electric lights set in
background of hemlock everersens at
tracted hundreds of people to the corner
OF Ninth and streets tonight. The
eyergreens aNi lights are one CT
the features of the spring opening
the Gross Brothers dry goods house which
occurs Monday. for which time arrange
ments have been made to receive 5000
visitors. china cup and saucer will be
gwen to each lady visiting the store. Ice
cream, luncheon and punch will be served
and an orchestra will be in attendance az
ternoon and evening.
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MOZAMBIQUE, March 19.-An alarming
condition of affairs prevails at Quitimaine,
a Portuguese colony on the Quitimaine
river. There have been several revoI.s
against the authoritses among the natives
of Zambesi. A force numbering 5000 ma
tives now surrounds Quitimaine, and an
attack is momentarily expected. The
authorities have armed all the able-bodled
men and will make a strong resistance. 4
Portuguese gunboat with 100 soldiers has
been sent