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DTPEw INTERyIEwED.
You Need AntIcipn,o No bitterness,
lie says.

lie says.
CHICAGO, June l9.-Chauncey NJ,
Dcpew arrived this morning en- route
~ New York. In answer 10 question
by reporter Mr.. Depow snid.
"lOu need anticipate no bitterness
on the part OF those who voted Jr other
candidates than Harrison. Tom Piatt
will not oppose the nominee. The
p OLE never knife ticket merely for
revenge. Tho opposition to Harrison
was concentrated on Blaine. Nobody
believes Blaine desired to te.ontGr
public he. No DOUBT ClGthson, Plat
and Quay honestly believed they could
nomipato Blaine, but tho Minneapolis
convention was run on popular pfin-
ciple5. We never had more able poli.
ticians than those three n sn,gud they
are invaluable IN the after convention
cnnYRss. But they could not feel the
great busincss interests OF tho country
which favored Harrison. Every ono
knows my feelings towards Mr.. blaine.
Had he not written that letter TO
GARRISON he could have had my sup.
port. More than that, n hu ut An carly
date had announced his candidacy
Harrison would not have been can
didatc, That letter was q message
from n great leader to his followers.
"rhe more contemplate the sllug.
ton the more l am convinced that
there was no candidate with half OF
Hnrrisou's strength before the people.
Take the situation now and with
Cleveland as the opposing candidate,
Harrison IL poasibly stronger than
Blaine. lie certainly II stronger with
tho country than during the last CAM
palgn. Harmon had three elements
Of great strength. He In strong with
the business men, and believe the
laboring men favored his renomina-
tlou; then, too, he Ia strong with the
old HOluigFrD
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CONGuIss.
The Programme ior rhi, week la thc
ENo Houses.

Nv" houses.
wAsuINGTOS, june i2.-In the Sen.
ate, during the coming week, some
progress may be made on the general
Appropriation bills, two OF which, the
legislative and agricultural, were re-.
ccived from the House last Thurs.
day and referred 10 the cOmniltle. on
appropriations. Several conference
reports will probably DO presented
70 the Senate nnd agreed 10. The gil.
yer bill VIII not be taken up TN after
things political shall have got
back into their normal condition.
Morgan IN ready 10 take the floor anon
the silver question whenever he sees
an opportunity IoNirncling tho viewB
u certain ScnatNs. Potter ha- Given
notice Of his in,cntIou TO address the
Senate on his bill "tO increase Ia,
currency anu provide for It's circula.
iion, 20 reduce rates OF Interest aud
establish bureau Of loans. Sennt1r
Call proposes mex. "Wednesday u nav
bis respects 10 certain railroad com.
panies which show, he thiuks, too
much Interest Ia tho question 0f who
shall 10 olecttd 10 the Senate.
~ THE HOUSE
there arc promises Of "a busy week
with the tarif again the leading issue.
IL IL Impossible 10 state the order In
which the tariff bills viii bn taken I'M
but the probabilities are that the Tin
Plate I'LL win be nrst ON III, pfp.
gtamme. The silver aud lead or,
bills ami tho bill 10 limit the values of
clothing and personal effects that NAV
be- brought Into the United States by
turi'ts, are also to receive speedy con.
sluurltiOn.
There In n strong disposition appRr-
ent to hasten the Gay Of final adjourn.
mcnt. All OF the regular annual an.
preparation bills have been passoI
originally 10y the House, except tho
Qualifications AMI general deficiency
bills. The last named have been f,,.
ported for an early date anu both will
receive speedy treatment.
Time also win 10 given to tho con.
alteration Of conference reports, aud Ii
II expected that the river aud hurbor.
the military Academy ana possibly the
army appropriation bills viii be- cent 10
the Ptsaidont for approval during tho
week.
The HOuss managers are extremely
DESTROYS OF advancing the sppropria.
ton bills "a far as possible before tho
exodus OF tho Democratic members 10
the Chicago convention, and will use
every effort TO accomplish their pur-
pose.
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nj Chicago. The substance Of tine an.
swcrs Ia that they Will work for the
nom ner. They are Democrats fret
anu HlIl men afterwards. Hin Is their
iavofite,but n Clovelans Ia named they
VIII give him just IA good, oarnes, ami
enthusiastic support.
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Captain Lugard ftscaiiod from
uganda.

LONDON, June l2.--The British East
Africa Company have sent orders TO
Captain Lugard 20 abandon Uganda.
IL Ia believed that all Of Captain Luz
CARDS dispatches were. Intercepted by
an auti.English party blocking the
route from Uganda n the coast.
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John Redmond nnu john Power,
the latter ot the Dublin MdcJoHdsnt,
were met a. the steamer "EtrdrlA"
this morning by committee and
brought % ,lN city. Thry received
hearty welcome, and 10 response to the
welcoming aidrssi by the chairman "
the Committee, Mr.. Redmond stated
thnt his mission T. tni- country was
one Of peace. Honud his patriotic col.
leagues ia Ireland wanted reunion
which meant u union independent u
English politics. Air. Ridm nj lie.
ciiEc1 10 discuss politics ahd Irish
affairs until after tue biz meeting In
the Acaicny OF Music next Wodnva.
day.
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President Garnet Gated n "woodcn-
head"

PARIS, June i9.-As President Car.
not was leaving Long Champs today
between double lines " trOope, three
woll.dfulscd men hoOted At him,shput.
Ing "wOodunhrRd.n Before they could
be arrested tho crowd had nearly
lynchcd them.
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John l,edman Arrives In the "Etrurla' .
and is Met down the Bay
by New Workers.
a hearty WELCOME GIVEN TO
HIM.
His Mission 10 this Country one o.
Pcacc.-lIe VIII not yet Dis.
cuss Politics.
by Telegraph to the NEws.i
JOHN REDMoND ARRIVES.
TITS Mission 10 the County ono oil
Peace.

New YORiS, June i2.-The steam.
ship "Etruria,n which has among lie
passengers John T.. Redmond, Ru
Irish member u Parliament, was
sighted of Fire Island yesterday
afternoon. A steamer having on board
reception committee lcft the barge
oilice and proceeded down the bay 10
meet Mr.. Redmond. When the
"EtruriA" was reached Mr.. Richmond
coon appeared, aui wac greeted with
cheers. a delegation OF ardent
Waterfront Parnelites wanted 10 pre-.
sent Redmond with an address uum.
plimentlng him on his victory, and
Mis-. Margaret Moore read II, while
Redmond aud those on board listened
aiientivrly, leaning over the side Of
the steamship. RrImond's face
hcsmcd with evident pleasure ~ he
responded briefly. Me-. Redmond will
bc met Oy the reception committee to.
morrow. lie will make addresses
during his stay here AMI VIII return
In IA few weeks.
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BERLis June i2.-lt Ia announced
here that pJultuoyBigulOw, the well.
known American traveller aud writer,
has been expelled from Russia.
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ciuLrANs ARE soRr.

VALPARAISO, June The Chilean
pHpefS IN commenting upon President
Hafrison's denomination say they hope
he viii not hc reelected. The rdltoF-,
however, state that they derive much
compilation from Blaine's defeat. Their
only desire Is whoever IL elected Prcsi.
don't In November next viii appoint n
new minister to represent the United
states In Chile In plaoc Of Minister
Egnn. They add they want native
born American sent hero In that
oApRclly.
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RoonEroIT, Mo-, June l2.-SiEtoen
business buildings were destroyed by
FIRE today; loss, s75 900.
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John GIBSON nonnED.
seventeen Thousand Dollars In Sod
Taken.

G1oAAN FRANcIsCo, June l2.-John
ss,soni secretary oftl Judson Manu-.
Wiling Wiling company, loft the city this
ss,hnoyh with $4,000 In gold 10 pay
G sHIe employee Of the factory between
.lanl and Berkeley. Near Berk.
w ,wo men boarded tho train, COW
M. ~ y,eson with revolvers and COM
E.'q hin 10 give up the money. The
bsi, jumped from tho slowly moving
MAJ, a ,n TOOK buggy near by and
,ls.' .helr escape. Gibson fired five
vI ~ from the platform OF the train
cpn "out eject This passengers were
Lsn,n 'ouhdod AT tho scrnes enacted
n, ,o,lneir eyes. Officials arc after
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-" "'moern's WIN work for tho
=, chicago Nominee.

Nj, NV r'o. tohlI, June lathe World
lon "oU,hing prints the replies received
sale uully all Of the Democratic
,ue.tl committeeman In answer 10 lie
np6H,g,n whether they would giyo their
'''' " Tue actual ticket Nominated
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PARIS, June 1.-THE Temps com.
menting edi,Orially on the selection Of
the Republican ticket says;
"Hhs success " Harrison indicates
that the Republicans will take n stand
on the bnsf Of protection, scarcely
tempered by reciprocity aud somewhat
misty ON the question Of bimetalllsm.
Blaino's rancor renders the election OF
Harrison uncertain. The c0nven-
tiOn's decision has given rise TO more
difficulties than eau be settled. Har-
rsOn'S total lack Of prestige and rer-
sonal magnetism will give exceptional
Importance 10 the Democratic Caudi-
date,
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Tho Germans Hoped that Blaine would
Hare Obtained the NOni.
nation.
WHAT THE FRENCH THINK
ABOUT IT.
The Chilean Papers Express the Hope
That Harrison VIII not DO
Elected.
Comments Of Politicians Ia various
Countries.


BERLIN, June H. Copyright, 1891,
by the New York Associated Press, -
The Minneapolis convention was fol-
lowed with the greatest Interest In
political circles here, where II was
generally expected and hoped that
Blaine would be succcfsful. That IL
not because they like him, but because
hls success would be regarded as "
partial rebuff To the Mckinley policy,
which tho German manufacturers are
still smnftlng under. All here are in
sympathy with the Democrats. The
personal character OF President Harrl-
sou and the ability of Reid Il univer.
sally conceded. Little attempt IL made
10 conceal the hope that they will be
beaten ut the polls.
The meeting between the Gar and
tho Emperor was the leading topic
during the week. The comment OF the
newspapers here show that IL 10 felt
that there IL little reason for cOngratu-
lati1ns over the result Of the meeting,
which had too much the appearance Of
the Emperor running after tho Gar.
While the visit Of the Grand Duke
Constantine 10 Raney, at tho express
instruction OF the Gar, dispells the
Idea that political importance can DO
attached To the Kiul meeting, tho
Cologne Gazette aillrms that the Car,
while at Klel, declared that no would
not support France n she raised any
question regarding sace.Logfaino.
A report IL being circulated that
bismarck win be made President OF
state Council, but there Ia little likoll-
hood that ho would accept such an i'm
porinnt position. An extraordinary
Iumor wNa recently In circulation to the
effect thnt the Emperor while passing
through Friutrichruho STOPPED n train
and sent m,siungor 10 Bismarck re-
qursting him 20 come 10 the train aud
Prince Bismarck decided 10 70 but
WIS dissuadcd by his wife and Count
Herbert finally sent messenger to
the Emperor Informing him that Bis.
mafck was unable TO comply with his
request.
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wlIirILAw HE'D.
lie I. screnndcd by Iiis Friends.-raik
Ni,h Iiiaine.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE esteem
In which Mhitelaw Reid, the Rupub-
licsu candidate Tor N!ca.PTesideni, IL
heli by his unighbors IA White Plains
lound expression this evening Ia
friendly denomination by the citizens
OF that town, YhO, irrespective OF party
Affiliations went out 10 Ophlr Farm TO
seronadu Reid. Mr.. Reid was enjoying
a chat with the members u tue family
when the patty Of several hunircd,
headed by a Jsnd, entered the grounds.
Roii, coming from tho main hall,
greeted his friends heartily, address
Ing them formally, After words OF
thanks for the compliment which his
irieuds paid him, the surrounding
party were Invited 10 enter the house,
whore an informal reception was held,
with a general handwriting anu ex.
change Of friendly words. Light re-
ifeHhmenls weI. served an the party
remained for about an hour. Mr.. sam.
uel Hooper, President OF the village,
made a speech IN n pleasant vein, con-
graduating Mr.. Reid on behalf Of his
nelghbors and the party withdrew.
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BULLET PROOF RonnEns.

ui So ,, sile has been found to the iIon.
blbe, w Two men who 20 boldly
Iev SECRETARY Gibson on the Brrk.
.i;, IAN IN yesterday. Tho buggy In
llbyV !. 'ney drove away after commit
Il w, ,uu robbery has been found. In
Ian nv, !, TWO breast plates made OF boiler
W. '1imed to Ut over the breast ana
vo,a '1thlIed rubber bags. The robbers
hs,ye , mus bullet proof In front and AZ
ma c oilcaeu out OF the car after getting
l1tn S' ~. no shots could have taken
'-'V' upon them.
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'dACHTILLAS.

Tarifa especial. .-Acsb. de- i'm
primirse en- esta CASA, y en- ella sc
vendera, la Tdrita especial de cargs
que, con nOtables rebajas (para lal
lineas de Arecibo San Juan y d.
San Juan q la OaroliDa), ha acor-
,aio y establecido la Oompafifa d.
los Ferrocarrilee de esta Isla.
Mapas. Sc venden On ests
Imprenta, & 80 centavos el elem
plar, ios msgnfficos Mapss de
Puefto-Rico, lie los sehores Villa
ronga y Lago, esmeradameate Ito
grafiados { colOres on esta CASA.
No son, como Green algunos, lss
"Ouriosidaies Gramatiuales" un
me. o coDjunto de appendices Y no.
tas, destinado exclusivamente a
llamar Ia atenci6D, sino ua ttatado
complete de nuestra Gramitica, en-
ell que &c analizan con la perspica-
cia 6 inteI6s propios de su conoci-
do autor las diferentes parties de
quolla.
81 el titulo que da & 81 libro Ell
senior Martinez Garcia psreCe con.
formarse con Ia citada creencia,
cdlpese q la modestia del mismo,
pero no al merito de la obra, que
acknowledgements es muy grande.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-23
WATERLOO POLtTICo".
WAMEN CRITICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs TEORfAS
sOBRE QUE DESCANSA Ell EDIFICI0
PoLfTIoo M0DHRNo,
DON lGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,
Dascru, DEL aloLEr4 Hlslfll" F" DI snrs:lro.
DEDICAToRlA.
LA BAZON DEL TITULO.

HUMARIO.-Luchemos.-Eld debef
uumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana.-Pretex.
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion pdblics.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que e. hoy 10
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La politica.-Lo que debe ser 10
politica.-O6mo 90 haoen los poll
ticos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-'
hos programs politicos.-Artif-
clos politicos.-El carnaval politi-
co.-Miserias politicas. - Sinoeri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo politico
LA Observation-Disclosures de-
Observation-Disclosures democrAti.
cos.-Dellrios democrAticos. - La
hbertad de 10 Oatedra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La igualdad 10
cial.-La igualdad en- Ia hlstoria.-
La igualdad ante 10 raa6n.-La So
berania.-La demsgogia--Los hun
nos modernos.-La revoluci6u.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion , caos.-
El nihilismo. mo.-Propagandas demo
ledoras -OAncer s0cial.--Antino-
mias y anomalisA-El mayor d.
los errCrea-Alla Va la nave.-Epi
logo J conclusion.
De venta.-En 10 Imprenta de
BOLETIN MHRCANTIL.
Precio.--Un peso circuenta oe'N
tavos ejemplar.
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c0MPRIMlD0S pE vlcHY OF FtDIT

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grlauto eli sos Anal-s dc Ia 90 mica
y dc Ia tc;spe4ica.
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TELEGRAMAS
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Habana. Sept mbre 8.-Oousi
d6rase disue to el Oomit6 Oentra
de IL Propaganda Econ6mica, como
resultado de la reunion celebrads
anoche.
El seior Minist:o dc Uitramal
ha dirigido un telegrama al Goher-
nador General, hacienda Ia aclara
ci6n de que los vinos espaholes &c
consideraran como vin0s Ordina-
rios para los efectos del impuesto
sobre las bebidas.
Nueva York, 9-NotiCias de We.
nezuela aseguran haber triuntado
el general Orespo, encsfgandose
embellishments de Ia presidencis
de la Repdblics.
Madrid, II 1-Ha llegado 6 Ma
drid ell senor O&novas de O astillo,
habi6ndosele hecho un recibimien-
to enthusiastic, en- el que Sc han dis
tinguido los amigos del sefior Sill
vela.
El vapor s'Scandia", en- su trave
sia de Hamburg0 & Nueva. YOrk, ,ha
tenido 80 detonciones del c6.era.
Sigue ejerci6ndose gran vigilancia
= Ia incomunicaci6n absolute con
todos los barcos que llegan de Eu-
f0pa.
Madrid, 12.-Las elecciones pro-
viDcisles que acaban de verjfcarse
han dado ell siguiente resultado: en-
Madrid, siete conservadores, cua-
tro republicanos y IN fusionista;
On provincias han obtenido gran
msyoria los conservadores.
Nueva York, 12.-Segdn las 1l-
timas noticias de Venezuela, refine
en- esa rep6blica la mas espantosa
anarquis, al extreme de que nadie
esta seguro nj en- 90 casa nj en- 10
Calle. El dictador Mendoza entr6
& saqueo en- Caracas y en- Ia Guai
ra, reduciend0 a prisi6n 4 tcd0s los
C6nsules en- ambas poblaciones
Las turbas desenfIenadas han CO.
metido horrores. Las escuadrss
extraDjeras fondeadas en- la Guairs,
inmediatamente que Guvieron mott
ola de Ia prisi6A de los O6nsules,
sbrieron sus bateriss y sc dispusie-
ron para bombardesr la poblaci6n.
El Dictador Mendoza so spresur6
entonces & poner en- libsrtad q los
C6rsules, entregando el goblerno al
General Pulido. Con motive de
estos successes, soa numerosas las
personas que abandonan el pals.
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UN PROGRESO CIENTfFICO

La splicaci6n de 10 quinina la
curacj0n dc las Gale nturas lntcfmi.
tentes es tan popular como univer-
salmente demostrados sus buenos
resultados. Pero muchas personAs
que suffen ignoraran, y habrAn de
sgrac ecernos 10 noticis, que el em J.
pleo del bromhidrato de quinina O.
de un exito indudable en- IL cura-
ci6n de las neuralgias peri6dicss q.
esto es, en- las que % repiten en-
dias , horas casi fjos. Tai 60 el
progreso cientifico realixsdo boy
con las Perlas Dc BroMhsarate DE-
quinina del doctor ClsTtan, psepa-
radas por un peooedimiento apo
bado Dor la Academia de Medlc,ns
de Paris, qre curan iAp.dsmcnts
las neurslgias peri6dicas, "a scar
de cabeRs, 8 de otro sitio del euef-
po. Las pslabras 'Clertan. PARA
estan impIesas en- cada pesla-
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Desda 1879 Sres Lamm n '

Desds 1888 Sres Lamm n y
Kemp, Noeva York.--Muy s. no.
res mics: El one suscribe, lleno
do sgeadecimiento por los magnifi
COS rasnl, alOs obtenld0s con 9! nsO
ie Ia Ear. aparril'G de Bristol q1e
ustedes preparau, certifics: que
lie, pu6s de haber sufridO desde el
afio de 1888 una terrible enferme-
lad del est6mago, y despues do ha-
Der agotado tcdos los recursos,
sicLdl estos iofructuosos, ha nsado
.lgunos frascos de ZArzaparrilla u de
Bristol y ha obten!do uua curaci6p
completa En- agradecimiento en-
esto dOy el presenJe cerhf ,ado de
Tucuman q IL de AgostO de 1878
Jorge IrGmain.
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basgas, franceses, ing!eses y grie-
gos que han de venir 4 las Hestas.
Con les escolsres portugueses sc
entiende directsmente la Comisi6D
de Madrid, y tRmbi6n han pre- me-
lido so concurso.
El estado san,tario de Ia Pc
ninsula 6 Islas ady acentes, se-
gun todas las noticias ofciales y de
Ia prensa, continda siendo c'mple-
tamente eatissactori0.
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ue.p's 80 De Mtllso, Banqne-o
ar 81 ssset ssse, Agcrse pstncirai do
u G. raa4fs. gcsrt.l TrAsatiknti.
qas zap sss t.a2sn j. Casrcepo
s&l eri Csx<is Ii ieaas i. de Paris. n.
. caea s@r.r De II, Esiablcs imien.
srs 8e IAll A rsrss. lie 10 COM
~ ga DO = gusu, co., ira Inc .i..s
8 SuwssA CAsas.. , Dr. 10 tcmp.
IA esgssscta Alias "a de $50 CUR :
asssss d. tsaser'ceA T.. ac al
srss. e. AZ uAs. 3s~
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JULIAN MATIEkT'f
SucRStR nE psn @ IEFgBI.
ksl E-Hs eixse "a, Sc
A,mAcen do quinCalla fsrretsrta sot .ido {,
esrAl, oI mas antiguo primsro % 90 eln,.
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