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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24
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Yuandi, despu6s de leerlas, Sc volvi6
de espaldas, y con una rapi6ez pasrnosa
hizo La sustrscci6n exacCa.
Hace multiplicacionea de memoria
con cantidsdes de varias cifras, contes-
tando 8 la enuncIaci6n del multiplicando
y multiplicador, con FL producto de IA.
multiplication, como 81 az, tratase de dar
respuesta q una pregunta cualquiera.
En- una casa de la Gale de Santiago
de Sain-Flour (Francia) ha ocurrido uh
suceso verdaderamente tragico
En- una habitaci6n se encontraban dos
enfermos, suegro y yerno, este dltimo
stacado de paralisis.
El suegro falleci6 en- Ia noche del
al siguiente dia por la manana fu6
amortalsrle an carpintero que era COM
Pletsmente sordo; habi6ndose equivocs-
DO de CANA enganado por la riGidea
del paFalitlco, cogi6 este v 10 cGloc6
en 81 ataud, a pesar de los gritos del en-
fermo.
Acudieron los vecinos atraidos Dor los
lamentos del enfermo & hicieron CON-
prender al carpintero que sc habfa euui-
vocado pero la impression ne recibi6
el paralftico al verse en- Ell ataud fI6
tan grande, que muri6 pocas horas des-
pues.
In Italia se estudia Ia manera de inn
pedir que sallgan del reino, enaienadas &
extFauleros, las obras maestras de arts
que pertenecen & particulares So ba
aVerlguado que algsnas familias aristb-
oratlcaa han Vendido cuadros Y estatubs
qne eran ornamento de las gaIerfas Oh.
orOullo pacioroI nj III
bierno, mientras encnantra ~ ,,a3;o il
svitar eaaa msnifestacinnes AZ Il iibsrtg5
ha acordado dostinar ''@r, ar Il
prandea cantidades ooro Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24
NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS


Paris, Mario 11-Ha ocurrido nna
! terrible explosion en las minas de Char
leroy Ign6rase Ia suerte que haya po-
dido caberle 4 doscientos de los obreros
que trabajaban en- esas minas,
Paris, idem I5-Noticias de Russia di-
cen que las tr0pas han sido sdas en-
Varsovia en- oasas particulares I'm de
iimpedir los complots rev6lucionarios.
Han pretendido matar, vol8naolos COZ
dinsmita, a Ia Czarina y al Czarewich,
mientras estaban de paseo.
El emperadOr de Russia llam6 al en-
bajador de AIemania para decirle, q pro-
P6sito de las amenazas hechas por ell
emperador Guillermo, que podfs, GUAM
do quisiese, empezar pisotear la Russia,
que 6l tendrfa Osucb0 placer en- enviarle
500 mil hombres para recibirlo en- Ia
frontera.
Dicen de Londres que eI emperador
de AIemania Sc halla enfermo. Y hay
quien suponga que Ia enfermedad es
supuesta para no asistir IN banquete
que da ell Embajador de Russia.
Anuncisn de Madrid que durante 81
prOceso de Salvochea, jefe de los socia-
listas tuVo lugar IN gran des6rdeU Las
tropas cargaron contra los anarquistas
resultsndO numerosos heridos. E Sc
nado vot6 el trstado do comercio con
los Estados- Unidos.
Auuncian de Guatemala que ell presi
dente Barillas Sc halla presO que hs
sido reemplazado por el general Barrios
81 calor en- el Brasil es sofocante Y Sc
han declarado numerosos casos de febre.
No ha podido ser sofocado Ell movlmien-
TO mOnarquico iniciado en- Ia provincia
de Santos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24

Bai6 tras 6l Albins 10 Gale, perO cnando
LEGO haofa mncho ratio que Pablo habfa des-
eoRracido.
-fC06 ea 10 que pasaf- murmur6
Pablo hizo muy bien aus calculos la
fora y media de haber salidO do Paris Sc
Abeabe del carruaje que tOmara en- Ia esta-
cksa as ChaDtilly ante Ia verja del castillo
d. Lafaorlaye, mandaba, IN criado pasa-
se su tarieta 4 u maTqueHa que se hallabs
sOlh, = Il recibi6 inmediaDamente.
Ai atravesar Pablo parte del jardin y en-
trar en 81 castillo cOncibi5 la esPeranEa de
YER 4 Adriana, peTo esta permaneciO inVl-
sible.
All llegar al salon sali5le Matilde al en-
cuentTO -
--M1cbo celebro. aefor Mirande,--le diiO,
que hav6s acudido con tanto apresuTa-
miento & mi llamada. La conversation que
DO do sOsteaer cOn vOs ser6 larga quisas, y
dese0 que la oOnsider6is como an secretO qae
uingunO de los dos Tevslaremos nadle.
TAntO es asi, que buscan50 On pretezto en-
vie q mi padre y mi hja Paris EeGa-
mos, p0es solos, los criadOe 10 os conOoenyy
nadie se aneerarA de que whistles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24
Las barajas y los gallos,
Y en- que Ell peri6dicO vive
De milagro.

6H que q pPFIOGtcO NIVo
De milagro.
! Y luego en- Puerto Rico no existe adn
Ia noticia, la verdadera noticis, rapida,
condensada, oportuns, palpitante.
Nos rodea ell mar aigIandonos de Ia
civilizaci6n contemporaries.
| FL cable, explotado por una casa ex-
tranjera, fla las palabras IN precio
ruinoso.
| Ocurren acontecimientos teFribles en-
tel mundo, ca nuestrs misma patria, y
los conocemos pOr via de la Habana,
| "a los diez diaa!
| A los grandes patriOtss de Madrid no
| les place consignar en- ell presupuesto
Enacional una suma suiciente para unir
ia Oadiz con las eolonias.
Dan Puerto-Rico Cuba 10 mejor de
50 riqueza, y no les dan en- cambio las
ventaias de IN alambre traves del
| Oceano.
Santo Domingo, tan anarquico, Haiti,
tan inculto, estan en- communication con
ell universe.
Las posesiones britanicas, las posesio-
nes francesas, saben, hora por hora, 10
que pasa en- Londres y en- Paris.
Lo saben poca costa.
Las posesiones espaflolas necesitan so
meterse q extranas manos y dar su jugo
q empresas extraflas.
Por contraste Singular,
Absndonadss solas
En 81 medic de la mar,
No hay noticias espanolas
En- los pueblos de Ultramar.
E9 Cyantor escribe IN artfculo En-
defemsa.
! En defensa de qusi
NosOtros llegamos aquf, al palenque
de las ideas, sin otra intenci6n que la de
servir q una causa noble justa.
Sc conjurarOn contra La DEMoCRACIA
tempestades sin fin; la multa hoy, ell |
proceso despues, Ia prisi6n mas tarde.
Provocada polemicas perBonales bus
CO una egida en 81 Directorio, y, acatan-
do las 6rdenes del Directorio. Quard6
silencio mientras pudo, mientras otros
ha5laban sin respetos nadie.
Llegada la hora solemne del fallo su-
cedi6 10 que no podiamos esperar el
fallO fu6 dictado contra LA DEMoCRACTA.
Z como aquello era injusto, 10 diji-
mos.
Z como Ell Directorio aparecfa d65l,
no 10 ocultamos.
La verdad es uuestra norma: 81 & al
gnno ofende la verdad, peor para 81.
No Sc extravfen las cuestiones.
Aquf los ataques Sc dirigieron contra
LA DEMoCRACIA.
Y ese epfgrafe, En- detensa, solo LA
DEMoCRACIA corresponds. ID
Los tiqais nsiq4is de Ultima hora no {
nos distraen. Il
Y 81 todavfa SO pretende arrebatarnosE
IA raz6n, que este de nuestra parte, para II
sso tenemos pluma, y tinta, caracte- /
res de imprenta. L
Termine 50 tarea E1 Clansor, nuestro I
8iempre querido companero. e
no tema que seamos con 81 uivida- ID
iizos nj descorteses. e
Nj que podamos tragar ell anzuelo.
Auuque ruja airado 81 mar ;
haya riesgos in6nitos, IL
Para dejsrnos pescar
Somos va muy grandeoitos. Q
Otro case de hidrofobia. 1t
Saturnino Alers, vecino de la Gale de
a Virtud, fue morddo por un car ra- n
,ioso hace tres meses.
desde aver comenzaron & M laifer-
arse los sfntomas de la horrorosa snfer- 9
nedad.
Causa espanto verle morir entire con. q
ulsioues, con los ojos extraviados, te- a
iendo concienoia de su suerte pidien-
o que le rematen pronto con Ell veneno lc
npiacable. Q
Ia cieucia le prodiga cudados con- ii
encids de que sou indsiles = el lufeIiz 81
> retuerce COZ dolor-y cDu flaa, al cs
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la Demooraoia

Ponce. Jueves, OTarzO "a de Isoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24

FOLLETIN IN las,
JULIO MARY
LA NOOHE MALDITA
Version esPia6Olm
DE. FRANGIsCO CARLEs
sEGUNDA P.ARTE
La LUCIA PoR LA VIDA
TX
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(COntanNGoi0nJ
Bai6 tras 6l AIbina Ia calle, perO cnandO
LEGO haoia mncho ratio que Pablo habfa des
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-24

NOticias de Zanzibar dicen que en- ur
encuentro habido entire las tropas ingle-
sas y los indfgenas, los ingleses fueron
baticlos con p6rdida de $50 muertos Y
mas de 200 heridos.
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MEDICAL MEN INTERESTED.
The Palent Was Suffering from
Appendicitis.
LIrE ALMOST EXTINCT.


NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The medical
probation Is much stirred SO far az II /.
yet familiar with tho details Of tho
case, by the story OF n romarknbl,
surgical operation performed within a
Few days by DR.. Albert Shank OF this
city. James McCaughey, aged IL, was
suffering from appendicitis, or, as this
Is vulgarly called, inflammation Of the
blind intestine. The trouble was caused
by some foreign substance entering the
vermiiorm appendix. The doclor, w hen
called, found the patient In bad way
and recommended an operation, the
diagnosis showing that ~ abscess was
forming around the vcrmifotm appen-
dix. The family delayed the operation
until the arrival Of relatives who had
been summoned, aud when finally
ready for the operation the doctor dis
covered that the nbscess had lust
broken and pus was flooding tho alb.
dominal cavity. In this cr.sts II seemed
clear that the boy WAS dying. The
doctor told the relatives that II was
barely possible an operation might save
him, but the chances were many times
against It. They insisted on his pro-
ceeding.
AS soon as the opening was msde in
the abdomen there was u plenteous
dow OF pus. At almost the same mo-
ment the pulse ceased to beat, tho
heart stopped, and every evidence OF
tho most complete collapse betokened
the presence OF death. Tbs doctor
instantly enlarged the incision, and
holding II open with one hand,
poured with the other the contents Of
u pitcher OF hot wnter into the ab.
dominal cavity. In few moments
there was renewal OF the hearts
actions and aided by hypodermic injec-
tons the boy slowly returned to life.
The foreign substance was quickly
located and removed. The operation
was completed and the boy 10 now ON
the road 70 recovery. ~. L. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
THE PANAMA SCANDAL
why the IncrininatinE Evidence was
brought Forward.

PARIS, Lee. 22.-At last there is n
clue TO tho sourcs OF discriminating evi.
dsnce being systematically put for
ward day by day and to the Interior
motives prompting its use. President
Carnot thought he possessed all the
facts about briberies when he directed
Ricard u begin prosecutions against q
half dozen men, with the purpose OF
Involving his rival, Freyclnet and
other political enemies. The real
story OF corruption with the over.
whelming evidence to back 1t, was an
ambitious, IeveDgeiul, brainy man
who did not propose making use OF
his weapon until the national
campaign next year. THIS
man Is Louis Andrleux, former
project Of police. Three years ago no
was defeated In seeking Reelection To
the chamber and since has been
preparing 10 revenge himself agar
his enemies and gratifying greater
ambition. He did not move until tue
uncovering OF the nrst features OF the
Panama scandal showed him complete
ex posure could not be avoided. The
situatiop, as a whole, while darker than
ever as regards public scandal, Ia
certainly not 81 alarmingas II appeared
q few days ago,
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Some More of Them.

Prosecuting Attorney Varian has
Withdrawn the following cases III
addition to those dismissed on Wednes'
day;
Clark Highly, unlawful cohabitation'
indicted Aug, Is, 1856. ,
Isaac Waddell, unlawful cohaoita-
ton; indicted April 20, 1887. ,,
William Freeman, unlawful cohaoi'
tation; indicted April 20, 1887.
Sarah Ann Downes, fornication, IN
dicted Sept. 10, 1855.
Jonathan A. Wood, unlawful CO.
habitation; inuicted April 10, lss9.
Jens Larson, adultery; indicted May
4, 1890.
Alberta Wallace, fornication; In
dicted Sept. II, 1890. a..
3 Albert ID. Walker, fornication; 'n'
dicted Sept. II, 1890. -
Freeman Highly, unlawful .cohapi'a'
ton; indicted Oct. !. 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Six Hundred and Eighty Pupils En-
rolled at tho Il. Y. Academy
nj Provo.

Professor Benjamin Cluf, Jr., prin'
clpal OF the Brigham Young academy
At Provo wns IN the capital today. He
reports that the institution over which
no presides closed for the holidays
yesterday with appropriate and in.
,eresting exercises and with an enroll
ment OF ak hundred and eighty stu
dents. The latter, many OF whom re-
side In distant parts OF the Territory,
have departed for their homes where
they viii spend their vacation. Tho
academy will not open Its doors again
until January 9th.
The holiday number OF the Normal,
an educational journal publishoi III
the interest Of the students OF tho aca-
denny, has reached this office. 1t con-
tains the iikencsses and brief bio,
graphies Of the professors OF the school
aud u variety OF useful Information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
tn. cirmrncc~u.D. Raulede Duei.


PARIS, Dec. 22.--Boih combstsnts
-bade nm aneuiionA.e fafsws'l to their
weeping friends before departing foE
the sloody field Of honor, and distrib.
uted locks OF their hair 20 Borrowing
admirers. Arrived ut the dueling
grounds twenty-five PAGES were meas
ured oil and surgeon prepared his
Instruments for immediate use. This
antago nists appeared pale hut rtsolute.
They faced each other and received
the weapons from the handp OF the
seconds. At the word "Fire!" botl
pistols were discharged ltaneously.
The bullets flew wide Of their mark.
A spectator slid hastily down from an
adjoining fence and the spectators
moved a little further OF before the
second round. Again the weapons Of
death baIked, but don't bite. A friend
rushed forward and expressed hope
that honor had been satisfied and the
murdorous encounter closed. Both,
however, demanded another shot and
tho seconds and friends hastily retired
to distance. Again there were two
puff OF white smoke and sharp re.
verberatIon. This was the only result
OF the third round. Tho seconds then
insisted that the murdsrous work
must end and the principals reluctant.
ly accepted their decision. The duel.
lists were overwhelmed with .congratu-
lations on account Of their courage and
GOODNESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
ALL rOR A WOMAN.
A Combat which Results Ia the Injury
of Many Persons.

of MANY Persons,
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, Dec. GA
desperate battle took place here last
night which may result In the death
OF several Of the participants. The
combat WINS caused by a Tilted lover
who followed . woman from the old
country, met q rival and fought.
Until six months ago John Rotoski,
Michael Dlncovitch and Maria Don.
sky lived In nsmall town In Hungary;
both men were desperately In love
with Maria, who finally agreed to flee
to America with John. Upon their
arrival In New York they were mar.
ried and have lived In peace until n
week ago, when Micli9el appeared on
the scene, having followed them u
this country TO obtain revenge. A
pugilistic encounter was finally agreed
upon US means OF deciding the Jus-
tice OF their claims. II came Oft last
niglt, about fifty workmen being wilt.
nesses. Maria, 1t 10 said, agreed to
take the victor for her husband. The
fight lasted forty minutes, and was a
most desperate encounter, both men
being terribly punished. At tho END
Of that tine Michael was unable 10
stand up any longer. A foul was
claimed for him, on account Of John's
having chewed his ear ut one stage OF
the fight. Maria, who was acting as
referee, decided the fight In favor Of
her husband, ana = riot ensued. She
was knocked senselsss, and ten or twelve
Others were badly injured with knives
and bullets. Nearly every one In the
audience was more or less badly bat.
tered, and IL feared that six Of the
Injured will die. Maria and John left
for shenandoah today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
frattrnal Benefit Associations Enter.
tainment Tonight.

Tonight tho Railway Employees
Fraternal Benefit Association will give
an entertainment In the Knights OF
Pythias Hall. The programme, which
is nh excellent one, Is m follows:
UNcfturu hhnllou Ofchchtra
Selections .,.......,,.... Thomas Carroll. leader
Waterman and Merrill
of Night Adorning'
Mrs. Ray Robinson.
spanish Mandolin and Guitar Club-............
Qaartette.
a. II. keison, Y. u. Aubrey. Alma Sharp,
o. Mcdonald.
Good of the Ordor-Oration..-r.W W. McCahrey
smile, Sleep"
Mlsa Crlaseo Lawson,
Ciaflonotte Variations. Sc. Harry RobinAon
Duct "LifcA storm II Ger"
Mrs. Robinson aud Mr.. Foster.
in..............-....-.... frof' %. Blcrkhold
song "Kocied In the Cradle OF the Deep"
james Crawford.
iinno Duet. Merrill and Vincent
Reciiation. .,............."...Prof, j. u Moakin
song, on...........,-...M. " Cfa"iorn
Tenor sclecton............ ..Thomhs Ashworth
Closing.
Doors open nj 1850; exercises begin
at $3.50 sharp.
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Columbo. II requested that no steps
he takon looking TO al extension Of
time within which the Panama canal
mua, bo completed until OUR govern
mont has an opportunity to be heard
upon tho subject. NJ informant states
Tbs cahlu hal something 10 say rs TO
tho eviient autagonism " the present
management af the Panama railroad
TO American intereste.
~ am told the President and cabl.
net are a unit US to tho proper line OF
action 10 DO pursued in this matter.
Tho state department will Immediately
take active steps Tor tho preservation u
American interests IN Panama, and
within few days, | am told, vigorous
protest will be sent TO Columbia
agalns. any lnierccssion ON tho par; Of
that republic In favor Of the Panama
Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
An ATTORNEY DISAPPEARS.
building Associations Funds Go wish
Him.

CIScISNAII, Dec. 22.-Robsrt II.
Kuehner came here several years ago
from San Francisco, where he had
been u teacher. He taught awhile In
the German schools here, then began
10 practice law. He was once elected
state senator by the Democrats Of
Hamilton county, but the whole dele
CATION was ousted on the ground Of
alleged election frauds. He wns
defeated y year ago rs the Democratic
candidate for Judge Of the common
pleas court. Day before yesterday he
disappeared from this city.
He was attorney for twelve building
associations. II has been shown that
10 10 guilty OF drawing money from
three building associations TO an Aggre.
gate amount OF SIS, 1000, all on mort.
cages on tho .ame property, alleging In
each case that the mortgage wss u first
mortgage. There are other accusations
OF the same character against him, but
they arc not no well authenticated as
the oiienscs against the building asso.
Citations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. cain tho BrIgga
case this afternoon Lnmpe took up
consideration OF the sixth charge
against Briggs. that no teaches that
sanctificatiOn docs not follow immedi-
ntely after death. Lampe maintained
the fact that Christ, when Ho came
into this world rs a second Adam to re.
deem the world, was proof that man
leaves the misery, toll and sin Of this
world behind him when he 10 called
away by death, and that souls OF be.
LEVERS are at once Eanctined.
When Lsmpe concluded Vandyke
moved, and the moderator ruled, that
Ms Lampe had introduced new matter,
Briggs bc allowed TO reply. This was
granted aud Briggs attacked Lampe's
knowledge OF history, and closed by
saying the court had his defense and
challenged the members to judge him
by the scriptures anu Westminster
confession.
Moderator Bliss ruled that tho case,
as far rs arguments ind evidence weIs
concerned, was ended. The next thing
IL for the court to consider evidence
and arguments IN detail. This will DO
done next Wednesday. The sessions
will besecret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
HOUSE.

In the House today Representative
stump presented q substitute for tho
House bill relating 10 the restriction
Of Immigrants. 1t was accompanied by
report OF the Widespread interest vn
the subject Of immigration now pre-
vailing, the threatened cholera inva-
sion, etc. Provision Is made In the
bill for the partial or the total suspen-
sion OF immigration for any port or
place, whether by water land, whom
ever aud for 10 long ~ In the Judgment
OF the people and secretary Of the treas.
ury such suspension 10 necessary.
After q short session tho House ad-
journed until January Ath.
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pended 10 the ilrst ton.t OF The evening,
"our Foremtbers' Day. IN n speech
which was heartily received. Seth
love responded to the sentiment,
view England nnd Higher Educa.
uon." Rev. II. j.. Wayland, ID. D., Of
iniladclphin, responded 10 "rhoir
selfshnehs." After snvefal other
Speakers came Hon. Chauncey NJ. De.
pew, who, In speaking to sour Adopt.
"a sons said that through years Of
association lie had bccome M adopted
son Of Wow England, and II was In hat
CAPACITY he spoke.
Our next trna'or. Murphy" he
went on, SIS quoted us saying to Cleve.
anu NJ the Cancellation nj the Vie.
soFia motel, you ate now one Of US. ,
ihnt sentiment fits my case tonight.
~ 10 The Puritan Fathers,v he aaid,
"1hulF methods hal improved with
unic. Al fifat they tried TO ussimilate
mo inuihns. Failing in that they
inassncred them. In the prese ut cen.
Jury The immigrants OF ell nations
cgIuc to this country and have been
adopted into tbs rights OF the equal
American freedom. hut the time has
come when America must prohibit tho
refuse Of Europe"
Referring 10 the silver question, hs
said; "The Inv compelling the buying
ana boarding Of silver by the govern.
mcnt, having fulfilled It's temporary
purpose, has become peril 10 our cred.
u ana menace TO sound currency"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
Adylees Hrom I,onaIuIu.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Advices
from Honolulu by steamer today state
that tho newly formed mInistry ia
meeting with much opposition, having
been defeated on three votes in the
chamber. The bill TO establish
national bank In Hawaii came up the
day the steamer was leaving, and IL
was stated " the bill passed the
ministry would reslgn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23
A Now Party In Germany.

LONDON, Dec. 22,--Tho Berlin cor.
respondent OF the Im,es discussing tho
new German political party which Ia
will in embryo, says tho party has
grown out OF triumphant progress
OF Prince Bismarck last summer
through Munich, Kissingen and Jonsu.
The party Will consist OF Bismarckian
enthusiastic and It's programme will
favor bi-metalisnn, anti.semit.sm and
progressive colonial policy. In short =
consistent opposition oil along the line
to the emperor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23

VIENNA, Dec. GA revolt was pre-
clpilaIed In the prison In Snaim today
by the actions OF n hysterical female
prisoner, who ieapcd from tho guard.
rail Oh the top floor Of the building to
the ground floor, sustaining serious
injuries. The convicts believed the
woman was being III treated, aud 10.
volted. The prison officials were un.
able to quell the disturbance, and the
military was called In. After . stub.
born light, In which several convicls
were bayonettsu, they were finally
driven into their cells. IVA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-23

hdylccs fi6m samoa nre to the effect
,bat IN. r,crnt outbreak subsidized. .
Unp,a,n l,ourkr of n. NJ. =. Rang on
bal = eonfere,lcc with the chicis Who
caused the trouble AMI msde them
apciosizs and promise that they make
NJ further tiouble.
Nfattaafa, who ~ tnousht 10 be
back Of the outbfeak, pfoittses The
utmost loyalty to moetoa, but said
tho present white ruler, Cedorkfank
and Pilsache, did ncs 81 All correspond
with the customs and ways OF tho
Samoan people. They did no good.
Their salaries were excessive, aud the
best thing ior the country would be Tor
them 20 return hoIut.