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The morning call., 1892-06-26
Rism arok in Mnninh

MUNICH, June 25.-Prince Bismarck, in a
speech at the Ranthaus tonight. said that it
was the duty Of every section of the empire
TO foster the friendship of Austria and the
security of the southern and eastern from
tiers. At nightfau the Prince was sere-
naded by 5000 students.
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Small Riot in CIaveland.

CLEVELAND, June 25.-An attempt OF the
streetcar people to run cars this afternoon
resulted In another small riot. The dis
turbance was stopped by the police before
any serious damage was done, and the COM
pany will not try to run cars until Monday.
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He Resented a Sian

GoLDENDALE, Wash, June 25.-John
Green shot and killed William Dunn this
afternoon. The men engaged in an alter
cation over the sale of some cattle, wheu
Dunn slapped Green's face. The latter
Immediately drew his rifle and shot Dunn
through the heart Green was arrested.
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Foreign Commissioners to the Fair.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Sir Henry Truman
Wood. the Worlds Fair commissioner from
London, and Herr Alquist, the commits
sioner from Berlin, have arrived in this city.
They are enthusiastic over the fair and are
trying TO secure moie space.
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SHOT HIS SWEETHEART.

Probably It Was a Case OF Emotional
Insanity.
PORTLAND. June 25.-John F. Norberg, a
real estate agent, killed his sweetheart,
Augusta Shogren, this morning and then
sent bullet through his own brain. Nor
berg discharged four bullets into the unfor-
tunate girls body, any one Of which would
have proved fatal. Miss Shogren was
domestic She had been keeping company
with Norberg for over year. No cause is
known for the rash act
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Yu Knee and afterward Min Wah. 1t was
plain that bis mind was wandering as he
turned over on the cot and muttered words
that even the Chinese present could not un-
derstand. Ii is believed that lie is hurt in
ternaIly. He will probably be sent 10 San
Francisco II he RECEIVERS.
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Rev. John Hall Injured

SANTA BARBARA. June 25.-Rev. john
Hall of the Fifth-avenue Presbyterian
Church Of New York, who has been visit
ing his son, Or. r. J. Hall Of this city, was
thrown from cart this afternoon and cot
on the face. His injuries were not serious.
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The New Tn1pedc-Roat.

NEWPORT, r. l., June 25.-The torpedo
boat StiIetto, which was fitted during the
winter with discharge tubes for the Rowell
torpedo, goes into commission to-day. She
will be used Tor experimental work with
tho torpedo n
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Set for Trial.

SAN DIEGO, June 25.-The trial of A. w.
Marsh and Thomas Smallcomb for the alb
duction of Eduardo Crosthwaite from Visa
liza to Lower California was set to-day for
July 6.
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nnna More in nnranne

VIsALIA. June 25.-Frank Bell, who was
acquitted a few days since on charge of
stealing horses, was to-day rearrested on
similar charges. While he was In jail the
FIRST time Bells wife died.
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OTHER EVENTS.
Running Races at sheepshead Bay
Kent, Washington.

Running Races at sheepshesd Bay and
Kent, WashingtOn.
New YORK, June %. AT Sbeepshead
Bay to-day tie track was heavy and the
results were:
Seven furlongs, Hoey won, Joe Kelly
second, Alealde third. Time. / :29 4-5
Cne mile and a furlong, YOrkville Belle
won, Anna B second. Brown Beauty third.
Time, 200 3-5.
One and three-sixteenth miles, RaceIand
won, Fairy second. Time, 2:05 2-6.
COney Island stakes, one and an eighth
miles, L0ngStreet won, Maidstone second,
st. Anthony third Time. 1853.
The fifth, match race, was declared Of
Futurity course, Loyelace won, Lawless
second, Mendicant third Time. 1:14 So
One and quarter miles ION turf, Liv0nia
won. Larchmont second, Gettysburg third
Time. 2:13 %
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REDMoND's RETURN.

The Parnellite Leader Arrives in Dublin
From His American Visit.
DUBLIN, June PA deputation Of Par
nelltes. headed by Morgan, the Mayor Of
Cork, to-day met John R. Redmond. who
had just returned from visit TO the United
States. Mr.. Redmond said that his mission
TO America had been successful Wherever
he visited in the United states he found 90
per cent OF the people with him. Ii the
ITisb-Americau commission now coming 10
endeaYoT 10 Teunjte the Irish factions is
faIT-miBded, be said, they would consider
the offer Of the Parneliites just and fair, and
that wss al that could be expected.
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CARNEGIE's MEN.

An Effort Made to Withdraw the Reduction
in Wages.
PITTsBURG. June 25.-It is reported that
Andrew Carnegie Will cause his partners
to Withdraw their notice Of reduction of
from TO 60 per cent in the wages Of the
1000 employees of the Homestead Mill. This
was the last day for the workmen to accept
the reduction. Less than hundred did so.
A representative of the firm said last night
that the balance of the 1000 would be shut
out Of the mill next Friday night
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PARNELL'S DEATH.

Belief That He Was Poisoned Current in
Ireland.
NEW York, June 25.-Mrs. Della S. Far
nell, the mother Of the late Charles S.
Parnel, arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Germanic. Mrs. Parnell, in
speaking of the Irish people and her son,
said: "a great many OF the Irish people
now believe that my son, Charles. was
poisoned. There is no evidence that such
is the case, but The belief is held by many
OF the people. All feel very badly over his
death, and now realize that he was working
for their good"
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Died From Burns.

FRESNO. June 25.-Freeman House, q
native of Iowa, aged 81. was so seriously
burned in the Sanger fire last night that Ina
died early this morning. Other inmates had
a narrow escape.
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THE MEN DISCHARGED.

Lockout Of the Housesmiths' Union by Their
New York Employers.
NEW YORK. June 25.-At the close of to-
days work the members of the Iron League,
in retaliation for the boycott by the House
smiths Union, discharged all the house.
smiths, numbering nearly 200, until they re-
nouncs their membership in the knights of
Labor. About 800 other employees depend
ent on the housesmiths will be made idle.
Further complications are likely, resulting
eventually in throwing fully $4,000 men out
IF work
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ANDERSON, June 25.-Bdrne;t Bros Of
Chicago shipped the first carload Of green
fruit that ever left Shasta County to-day.
consisting of early peaches, aprieOts and
apples.
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1T WAS A FAILURE.

Attempting to Move Large Hotel by
Water.
SAN DIEGO. June 25.-For six weeks a
force OF men has been engaged In moving
the large frame hotel Punta Banda to
Ensenada, Lower California, by water, and
at length the building was successfully
loaded on huge lighter TO be tOwed to its
destination. Last night the house collapsed
and fell into the ocean. 1t was valued at
S14,000 and is total loss. The lighter has
lltad ont 10 sea.
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DR.. Jackson Mills of this city, E. C. Hill of
Burlington, n. j., and Albert w. Verse
and Samuel j. Entriken. At st. Johns they
will take passage ON the Kite and sail for
Greenland
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ON FIRE WITH EClfHl
Terrible Sufferings of Little BahY.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cuticara.

MY baby boy. months old. broke cut With &C.
zema. The itching aud burning was intense; tbs
eczema spread to his limbs breast, face and head.
until be was nearly eoYered: his tOrturng Agonlel
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the directions the letter. Relief immed ate.
his suffering IS were eaSed and rest and sleep per
mitted. He steadily improved and IA nine weeks
was entirely cured, and has now rs elear akin and
is as fair boy any mother could wish tJ see
recommend every mother 10 use It for every Baby
Humor MRS NJ FERGUSON.
Sc w. Brooklne 81, BostoS-
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were pitianle TO behold. ia
had no pelce and but little
rest night or day. He Was
under treatment at different
times sttwo hospitals and Dy
seven doctors in this city
without the least benefit:
every prescription or the
doctors was faithfully tried.
but he grew worse ali the
time, For months eI-
pended about s. per week
for mediein 5, ard was eR-
tlreIy discouraged. 1 par-
chased CUrICHRA. Curl
'CURA SOAP aud CUTTcuRA
I, Il SOY x-ENrw a1h FNfffa.s~ssfF
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feated he is not disgraced. and ran gucd
race through the sloppy going sgaIust the
pick OF the American three -year-OISs.
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GIVEN A CHARTER.
The Canada Western Railway Will Certainly
Be Built


Be Built.
VICTORIA, B. c.. June 25.-AecordIng to
r. P. Rithet everything has been arranged
between the Canada Western Railway COM
rany and the Government. The chief
surveyor leaves Chicago on the 1st of July
and commences work Immediately upon his
arrival here. Tie Attorney General said
to-day: If Mr. Rithet says that salts
factory arrangements have been made yeR
can say that such is the case" This makes
it certain tnat the Canada Western Railway
has been given a charter.
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WashIncton RACES.

KENT. Wash, June 25-Three-mInuts
class, Steinery won, Belle second. Best
time. 2:2912.
Half-mile heats. Cyclone won, PapOose
second, Little Dove third. Time, 80.
Maud trotted mile against time in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-08
Resurrection de La salud

Los tfsicos asmatcos los que padecen bronquitis
broncoeas demas afecciones de las Was respiraoras
Los que RESTRAIN frecuencia los que padecen de
ronquera deben e Jarabe Balsamco al Qua
yacOl del
DR.. .FocariEuez Castro.
Mas de qunientos medcos garantizan eXpe-
demias de medicna la aceptan jublo immense To
madla enfermOs Curacion de los cataTos "a hOras-
Cama la tos la segunda cucharada Cura la bronquitis
cronica 10 dias Cura el menOs de Gu
la GRIPPE Comprad este marayloso medicamento en-
Ia farmaca de GUILLERMETY.
Hemos probado el famoso vino tinto La
Flor de Raolo, de las bodegas que en- San Asencio
Oogrono) posee el cosechero don Santiago Diaz,
y podemos asegurar que un clarete superior
Son dnicos agentes del citado vino, les senores
Faiardo Hermanos y Ca San Francisco 81, esqui-
na San Justo. Lease el anuncio en- otro lugar.
Tenemos en- cartera un violentlsimo comuni-
cado de Manati que no hemos publicado, por ha-
Der escrito su autor rogandole 10 retire, al
menos algunas frases de las que contlene que
bien pudieran ocasionar graves disgustos. Cree
mos. que para defender opiniones principles, no
es precise apelar ciertos extremes que lejos de
convencer, hieren maltratan. Al buen enten-
dedor, con media palabra basta
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NoTICIAs DE ToDAs Parties

Ell II del pasado, en- medic de una inmensa
concurrencia, So declare oicialmente alberto al
traico en- Memphis, Tennessee (Estados Unidos)
el nuevo puente que cruzA 81 Mississippi. Mas de
$1,000 personas presenciaron Ell acto, fgurando
entire elias senadores, representatives, gobernado-
res de varios Estados otras personas distingui4
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Recortamos de El Propagandssta de Arecibo
'TTenemos notic1a de que han sido nevados
los tribunales de ustica por Ell delto de desacato
& la autoridad ocho concejales del vecino pueblo
,de@Utuado que soicitaron del alcalde convocase
al Ayuntam1ento, para dlscutir un voto de censu-
ra contra 81 como presidente de la Corporation.
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n TTUJ11CIO

Comunican de Mayaguez por TELEGRAPH que
para esta noche Sc prepara una serenata en- OBJ
sequio de nuestro amigo el jurisconsulto don
Francisco Pelegrf Rojer, abogado que fue del
procesado Crispiniano Rodil en- La causa que
Sc seguia por asesnato del DR.. Franco.
El vecino Eusebio Vazquez ha venido que.
iarse esta redacci6n de haber sido vfctima de un
arrebato de Miguel Delgado, de ofcio sastre, por
que. . lie supone echador de hechs9os Hubo con
este motive aver un escandalo en- la calfe de San
Jose, sin que Sc presentase por ALI ningun guar
dia para imped1rlo.
Anoche nos dicen que hubo cierra-puertas
por 81 barrio de Ballaja. El hecho parece que
obedeci6 aeque la policia sorprendio por alll una
jugada 10 prohibido, que algunos de los juga-
dores huyeron por las azoteas y tejados.
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Dicen de Naguabo que es inhumano 10 que
ocurre con los pobres enfermos del hospital, pues
los alimentos que les dan Sc reducen a. aren-
ques y pichones (6 sea La fruta llamada vulgar
mente pana). Ell servicio del establecimiento es
internal, pues el director .enfermero Sc en-
cuentra en- todas parties menos en- ell hospital.
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Escriben de Cayey que de un momento otro
legaran esta Capital conducidos por la Guardla
civil los nueve individuos que SO encuentran pre-
SOS con motive del horrible hecho de la desapari
ci6n del estancero d. Cayetano Rivera, de- que
tienen noticia los lectores de LA CoRREsPoNDEN
oIA. Entire estos nueve individuos cuentase cua-
tro mujeres tambien procesadas. Tendremos
nuestros lectores al corriente de este hecho que
tanto ha lla1nado la atenci6n p1blica.
Sc encuentra en- Comerfo donde piensa pa
sar dos tres dias nuestro amigo compafero
el sefior Munoz Rivera director de La Democracia
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Doctor CoII-cruz 25

Hemos sabldo con satisfaction que nuestro
particular amigo don Ramon Mendez Cardona,
Vista de la Aduana de Mayaglez ha sldo ascen-
dido Contador de la de Ponce. Felicitamos al
amigo, la administrator de Ponce por La adqui-
sicion de empleado tan entendido como Ell Sr.
Mendez Cardona, al Gobierno Supreme, porque
ha sabido premiar los brillantes servicios de tan
digno funcionario.
VAPORES que Sc esperan:-El espanol W..
L. Vsllaverde llegara hacia Ell procedente- de la
Habana escalas.-El espanol Buenos Asres salio
del puerto de Cadiz, via Canarias, con rumbo 4
este Ell 80 del pasado.-El espanol Ramon de
LarrSnaga saldra ell Is del corriente de Liverpool
directo este puerto Ell espanol Eaastaano
debe haber salido de Liverpol para este puerto el
80 del pasado.
cuando estas tienen ugar antes de oUATRo
De- bora en- que empieza compaginarse LA CoRREsPoN
DENCIA.
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- la of
Gina del dicho establecimiento aver las de la
tarde:-Espana, p p pS-Londres, 3 DIV, 6-45
9.-Paris, 8 dIv 271 p pS.-Nueva- Y York, 8 DIV,
80 S.-Habana, DIV, lepS.
Siguen muy animadas los fiestas del Santo
Cristo de Ia Salud en- esta Capital Anoche hu-
DO fuegos artifciales, mdsica Illumination etc. ETC.
EHPor un peso con velnte cinco centavos
Sc venden las ofcinas de redaccion la LA Co.
RREsPoNDENoIA, un ejemplar de La Enlutodo del
7raaevia otro de El Iesoro de Cofes5 novelas por
el doctor Franck. Quedan pocos ejemplares. 10-1
Hay mucha animaci6n para el debut, que
tendla lugar esta noche eli nuestro coliseo, del
prestidigltador senior Enireb y troupe. Iremos
4 verlo y maiana diremos los lectores de LA
CORRESPONDENCE las impresiones que saquemos
del teatro
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Nuestro estimado amigo Ell senior don Ma
nuel F. de Torres Borgess. Sc ha servido partici
parnos su enlace verifcado en- Rfo-piedras con la
virtuosa senorita Trinidad de las Mercedes Be-
rrfos Borges Deseamosles todo genero de
prosperidades.
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En- ell barrio del Lim6n (Mayaguez) quem6se
la casa que en- su hacienda tenfa don Marceino
Ortiz con la maquina de acondicionar cafe. Ig-
n6rase 81 Ell hecho fue casual ell tribunal de que
IRA entiende en- ell asunto
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Dice 81 Noticsero que han empezado circu-
lar Ponce los perros grandes chicos, gracias
que la casa de don Carlos Armstrong ha intro
ducido . 80 pesos
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Ell fiscal de la Audiencia de 10 Criminal de
Mayaguez, pidi6 contra Crispiniano Rodil presun-
to autor del asesinato del doctor Franco, la pena
de cadena perpetua.
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CIar J CataIi

En- nom de varos catalans y anlmat de molt
bons desitjos vag contestar article " A Mont
serrat q:le IS publca aquest diarl 10 Ola del
corrent, cual contingut ANNA INQUIRER La
Zebra permetentnos fer una proposicio.
La franquesa del nostre llenguatge m autorisa
per dir al pa pa al vi VI, per tant, sens fer en-
bust anem al gra deixemnos de discursos, que
per aix6 ia tenim Diputats.
Nostra proposici6 es la seg1ent:
Tota volta que temps curt 4 n1mero
de catalanseque hi ha la Capital no As mes en-
cara, 10 mes seusill proftos, es ceeblar la fiesta
de la Verge de Monserrat, alb un arros al camp
al istl de cassa.
A tots ms agrada la xirimola ningn rebut-
ia un xiquet de pa beurer, axis es one tant
per barba, es multi sensill arreglarho.
Comisionem donchs ais tres quatre mes en-
tesos en- I art bucolich que 8 entengan en- la or
ganissacio de la fiesta.
Tai es nostra proposici6 que no creyem de-
sencertada desde 4 moment en- que la "patrla !"
reb directament las ventatjas del nostre plan po
sltibista
II article de referensia tracta tamb9 a. amman
nos per la fundaci6 d un coro, us consta que
son autor, esta ja trevaant per lograr sos etents
10 que sus pau mott us fa desitjar sentirlo 81 es
possible, losdia 8 de Septembre quedant, alb son
estreno coronado nostra fiesta.
Amino donchs l'*ocasi6 us convida q jun
tarnos alb estret las, no deben rebutjarla jamay,
perque unl6 fa la forsa L uni6 alimentada alb
pollastres deu eser mes forsuda que cab mes attire.
Esperem veurer aceptada nostra proposicio
sus despedim Ella Colonia Catalina hasta un
attire volta
En- nom de varios catalants,
Pep Rosquslta
Puerto Rico 5 Agost de 1892.
9unn----
GLORIA
para las lectoras de 4 la Correspondence D
@N4
Gloria, perfda, desdenosa, nj bella deseada
de otros dias, salud
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Los vecinos de la marina (Mayaguez) Sc pre-
paran para celebrar con grandes festejos la aper-
tura Official de la Inca ferrea entire Aguadilla Y
Hormigueros
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Resultaron aver electos compromisarios pa
ra elejir Senador, la Carolina, los sefores don
Francisco Molina don Francisco Jimenez Sicar-
do amb6s incondicionales.
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Dicen de Cayey que la vacunaci6n en- aque1
pueblo de que tanto Sc ocupa la autoridad local,
esta dando muy buenos resultados. Pasan de
Glen los ni1os que Sc han vacunado en- ell trans
curse de dos meses
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Un colega de Arecbo ha dido decir que
hana lunes abrira al servicio pdbco ell trayecto
del ferrocarril de circunvaacion comprendido en-
tire aquella Villa ell pueblo de Hatillo.
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Telegramas de Mayaguez recibidos hoy anun-
clan que Crispiniano Rodil ha sido puesto en- Ii
bertad, siendo objeto de feicitaciones por una
parte del vecindar1o, el defensor don Francisco
Pelegrl Roger.
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Fueron detenidos aver Dor la policfa los

Fueron detenidos aver por la policfa los in
dividuos siguientes Jose Fabio Diaz por escan
dalo en- la calle de la Fortaleza habersele
pado un cuchillo; Simon Mendez por escandalo
en- la calle del Sol haber agredido q un vigilan-
te; Eduardo Gonzalez y Ricardo Pelaez por herir
con un palo que Sc les ocup6, al clego de Puerta
de TERRA llamado Joaquin Gonzalez
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En- la Redaccion de LA CORRESPONDENCE Sc
venden por centenares, nauy barotos, los impresos
para los certifcados de defunciones que deben dar
los sefiores -medicos 6-3
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Fl DOCTOR GDIJIRRO orAnor

sus servicios PROFESSIONALS en- MANATf 50-8
Dice un colega de Ponce que en- la isla de Gu
ba Sc toman muy serias precauciones contra Ell CO.
lera que es muy extrano que aparentemente, ma
da sc haga respecto del particular en- Pto. Rico.
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La Companfa de los Ferrocacriles ha recau
dado desde Ell 10 de Enero hasta el % de Julio
del ano en- curse $50 l6l desde esa fecha hasta
el del corriente $2l43. Total recaudado hasta
la fecha 1851 3O4
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80 Nos escriben de Comerio que las iestas en-
aquel pueblo estan muy animadas y concurridas.
EI dia tuvo lugar una lucida velada en- la que
tomaron parte la senora del doctor Brioso, que
TOGO muy bien Ell piano, y las sehorilas Clemencia
Perez, Anita Carmona, Rafaelta Santaella, Rosi-
ia Mimoso la nina N. Santaella que recitaron
muy bon1tas poesfas, asf como algunos caballeros
abriendo cerrando la dlcha velada Ell doctor
Brioso en- dos elocuentes discursos
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Siguen muy animadas los festas del Sante
Cristo de Ia Salud en- esta Capital Anoche hu
DO fuegos artifciales, mdsica Illumination etc. etc
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Con el titulo de Ez ZnconocLosto ha empezado
publicarse en- Mayaglez un period1co bisemanal
baio La competente direction de don Clemente
Villa Sanchez. Corresponderemos con gusto su
vista V le deseamos larga prospera vida.
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.NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Esta manana sabemos que han, quedado hon
rosamente ventiladas en- Ell campo del honor unas
diferencias suridas aver entire caballero Official
de Artileria senor Ingeniero agronomo ha
biendo recibido ambos pequehas heridas
de sable. Deseamos que no tenga trascendencia
para ninguno de dichos caballeros el lance
veri6cado.
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Ell Ayuntamiento de Maunabo en- vista de los
serv1cios prestados por Ell Alcalde don Demetrio
Santaella y Cort6n, ha acordado aumentarle no.
venta pesos mensuales los gastos de represen-
tacion
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Ell del corriente fue detenido por los guar
dias civiles Luis Calder6n Lilo Caste Nebre-
da Nayarro de servicio en- Jnncos, ell individuo
Teodoro Algarin por hurto de unos espejuelos de
oro un cortaplumas so centavos en- elective &
don Enrique.:P .Pujals mientras estaba en- el bano-
El tai Algar1n, escriben que parece ser un pajaro
de cuenta-
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Gil o R la

para las lectogas de {. La Correspondence y
Gloria, perfda, desdenosa nj bella deseada
de otros dias, salud
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-11-26
ABBEvIILE LOUISIANA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1892

it once did; for we're its volume
added to that of the constantly
enlarging Atchalalaya, eight sugar
parishes, from West Baton Rouge.
around by Lafourche to st. Mary,
would be inundated annually, and in
thirty years the Mississippi river
would take this cnt~off to the sea.
The Legislature recognized its clio.
sure, when the Bayou Plaquemine
Slack Navigation Co. was chartered
aud the United States considered it's
closure permanent and made ap-
preparations for its Improvement by
locks.
The city Of Plaquemine holds the
key to interior navigation and
Uncle Sam will furnish the lock-"