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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
MAGNESIA AEREADA
ANTIRILIOSA
LcdO. Don Juan Jose marquez

Esta MAGNESIA aereada inventada en- 1856 y
perfeccionada en- 1s4O, tan con0cida por tOdO el
mundo ha sido objeto de fjar la atenci6n de aque
Has personas que smbiciOsas, ban trabajado, ya
para elaborar magnesia con otros n0mbres que des-
de- luego no compton Ia nuesra porque este es 81
resutBdo de los cOnoemientos de la cienciR delhOm-
bre que Ia p0see del inventor; sno de los talslhca-
dores que a6n es mas grave.
La MAGNESIA de JUAN JOSE MARQUEE,
que es Ia nica que produce los efectOs que se bus
can, al mismo tempo la que gu autOr, UnicO y
exclusive tene privilegi0 de inrenc6R dadO pOr el
Gobierno Supreme de la Naci6n para todos ios do
ninios espanoles, "a tamb6n imitada debe
confnndirse con otra aguna.
EFY@De venta en- Ia acreditada FARMACIA DE
VALE & CANCIO demas de Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico.
Fabrien San IgnaciO 29.-Habamn
CoRREO APARTADo psf
6,m Ponce Febrero 10 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
IA REINAD0RA''
DE CALZADO Y PELETERIA
DE A. ROlG & Go.
ISABEL 10 Y LEON 12

Ia cult ciudad de PoHce,
caldo tod cis detaad
m6dico
E mas ezgR paoqnno eneont rePetos paradores ca
omIacdo
m
Al podmos
De derente botas h Ultima noveGad
otras Y OF exhbremos a dispense
En- de no CHAROLES BECERROS, BA
DANAS, CALCUTAS, etc.. Todo superior.
vista pue, esabmint quedare couvencidos de 10
ofece
ROig &
NOT4-ATodos los rneses tepovmos u surndo 6-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
PAsTos S

Sc ofrectn pastOs magRfficos, en- condolences muy
convenientas, los empresaTiOs de cOches carTOs
Quedan nluy cerca de IA pobaei6B
Hay cercadOs con aguas abundantes, e Guide
de los animaes sera esmeFadisimo.
Para inkrmes dirgirse q Ia imprenta de este Pc
ri6dico.
p. Ponce, Agosto rs de 1851.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
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E. T. E: s.. g.. g.. g.. &C.: g.:

Bien rondop sufcieDtes
del extn oeendo segdn coetumbre eecod etenca
Poductos
pe6deamne exile negoeo de
FaPmacia VaIIe e duesu
bre eecta gaBntf o para Me-
puloso dpacho mpno
Ia
Ri
exceenca egitmidad ha contrbutdo tambi6n
Ia FarmaCfa Vale CamciO
Pondiendo la confaDza pate de todos l dpensa
appointments
al
Pto. Rico,D de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05

soC1EDAD DE sEGURos soBRE LA VIDA

soCIEDAD DE sEGURos sOBRE LA VIDA
contar desde de Msyo or6ximo pasado el
nfmero de p6lizan veentes en- esta SOriedad Sc ha
reducidO a men0s de Wn cientO por 10 cual, con
r ,rme al artfculo 66 dc sus EstatutOs, entra la
v,isu,a en- FL periodO de liquid scion, que durars
nm a1o. es decir hssta 9 de Mayo de 1892.
Ia oficina De In SOciedad cOntin6a cae del Co
mercio numero 1, Esquina d arina.
v ~ pnbiica para couocimienta De los senOres
Aseguratos.
80 en-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05

a. DEBILlDAD GENERAL.
Ia TISIS. LA ANEMiA.
IA ESCROFULA.
FL REUM ATESMO.
la TOS Y RESFRSAD0s.
e. RAQUlTlsMo EN- Los NINOS.
y en- general todas las afecciones
de. la garganta, del pecho y las que
proceden de mpolTecimientO or
ganico o pobreza de In sangre
Sc curan con el lsO dc IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
iENPER MOS!

Tisicos que desesperais de cursros!!!
LoB que sufris frecuentes catarros!!
Los que enroDquecen con facildad!!!
Los Que padeceO de tos!!l
Les que sufren broDquitis cr6nica!!!
Los 8tacados de broncorFeas!!!
Los asmSticOs!!!
CGrense r6pida y seguramente con el
JaFabe baIs4mTcO al GUaya-
col del DF. R. Castro.
Sc garantiza Ia curaci6n radical Sc
devuelve el diDero, 81 la medicina no
suTte su efecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
LLOYD ENGLEa.

DRUTSCHER LLOYD
AnsPOsT WssICRERUaes AcTlEx sEsELLsCHsFT
BERLIN
COmit6 des 8ssureUFs m RFitinaes
DE Paris
LA F0NCIERE ia LYonnaise r6unie
PARIS
DELLE GOAaPAGNHR
d AssICURAzIoNI MARTINEZ
GENovA
Agentes de las siguier .es companies
de vapores
COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
VAPORE6 CORREO8
(antes de A. LOPEZ y Cal
BARCELONA
IMPERIAL MAIL
Companla de vapores aamburguesa
HAMBURG0
Aseguran contra .nceodio 60 las 81
guiantes compabfas:
LANCAsHIERE INSURANCE COMPANY
MANCHESTER
e hoenix Fire Insurance Company
LONDON
Laebeczer FeuerveTsicberangs GeselIsoaGft
Ldbeck (AIemaanfa
AseguTan contra riesgos marftimos
en- Ell
British s. FOPeSgm
Marine Insurance Company
LIVERPOOL.
P. Ponce, Diciembre i5 dc 1887
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
iiMaraviIIas de la Ciencia!!
iE ENPEg y NOSH

icO8, la opinion de los entermaO8
nLean en- los folletos 10 que dicen los
pTimeros m6dicos de las Antillas!!n
EnfeFmos!i no hay engano, tomen es-
ia m8raviIlosa medicina
Procdrenla en- todas las boticas, Sc
eurar6n radicaImente.
Fafmac6aticos: pedidla Arrillaga Y
ca, Popce.-C. J. Monegas y ca, Ma
yaetiez -Fidel GniIlermety, Capital
u. MARTINEZ, Humacao.
Ponce, Dcbre. 10 de 1891 3Im. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05
EMULS Ton
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
fisimas particulas y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente Con
este Sc evita los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos el trabaio de
digerir, adenas de que no todas las
personas, a6n en- buena salud, pue-
dep digerir el aceite simple.
A las reconocidas yirtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas fortifcantes de los
hipofosftOs de cal y de sosa. FL
Conjunto fo1ma Ia preparation mas
efcaz en- eXistencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun ell
dictamen unanime de los principales
medicOs del universe.
DEscoNFiEsE DE Los INIT
TAD0RES.
Exijase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
las bOticas Y otros ESTABLISHMENTS
en- todo el mundo
SCOTT q BOVINE, QulnioOs, New York.
Tambi6n fabricantes de los eelebres psrches no.
EosOs marca " Excelsior"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Rovr. Jan. H. Cardinal Sime)ni, formerly
Papa Secretary of State anl Project General
of tle Propaganda. died to-day.
His death wa due 90 an attack or inhuelIa.
from which he bad been su. ering Tor several
davs.
Ills Fminence Giovanni Simeoni was lom
AZ faiiano. IN the diocese " raleslrna july
13. .-lb. and having been or aimed priest me
was ou account ~ hl, solid learning, em-
plOved in Offices OF considerable Importance
In isi4 he was auditor of the Nuncialure o-
Madrid. hen lie went % Rome aud De-
came prefect of studies D the lOnt.loial
lvceum of rho Roman seminary and .. p.yt.-h-
t0rv apostolic particIpante. ior many years
he was secretary of the c0ugreg CATION OF the
pr0naganda. and as c0usu.ter be- belonged %
the holy Roman aud universal lnqulhtion I0
the prOuaganda for affairs oi tie Oriental
,.te 20 the council tOT tle reYislo. Ol protln-
cial councils ald l0r extraordinary ecc .e-is..
ticaI affairs. When the Icumenical Council
v.aa called Simeon was one Cd. the ellsu.tri3
ar the comm -s.0n OF Oriental churches and
missions and for ec. ssastlcal disc. iinf.
In 1873 he was seLt as Nuncll i'
Madrid and ON March I'D. 1910.
Plus ~. created him Cardinal. reserl ing
him in Petto. aud Oh Sep,emref Ith oi me
sanie year the Pope published him p lnal'-
tory. ON the death OF ardli Al ALtoheiA I'D D. %
Cardinal SimeOni was appointed Secretary VI
,.tsfe to .lius Ia. an Office which le e,aled
untl the death ot tlat p n-ln and pre.er-
tLe sacred apostolic palaces and tue sacred
,nr.fou co. greca.lOu Tie WAS succeeded
a. secretary of state by Cardinal lrancui "a
March l.-s. when Leo NIIf. appointed ,Arli-
nd Sir,eoni perfect OF the Propaganda. since
thet time he has mingled little ln puDhc
affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15


Tho works Of the Waterbury C0nn) Hrass
Company wers burned early this mornins.
Loss sz.O.NO0. which was well insured. Two
hundred and fifty hands are thrown out %.
employment
A special letter bias been sent by tho Pope
To th. Cnrllua. Archbishop ot Iaris, request
iugthat lreate 90 at once cause the tTench
clergy 90 abandon all opuositOutO me rencn
Government aud tO strictly carry out tAe
papal p .licy OF Cancellation.
SUNNI ns OF ganshment were served on
all cotton firms and warehouses 40 savannah,
Ga We terdav. by lawyers representing tho
pniiadelDhia Nat0nn Bank winch has
claim of -Z5.O.O against D. II. Coates d. 60;
the Philadelphia cot Oh merchant, VINO tli.ei
yesterday.
The Enumeration bin vas passed by the
Senate 40 Albany A. 70. Yesterday MOI hihg-
The only change was as i0 tLeH-te OF begin
riuy the census. making 10 lo ruhrf ~. no
Republicans pr0te ts'. bat were ruled oul OF
order aud not allowed % speak.
IT, Cr.ck A. burke was found starved
and frozen % death at Washington anu ith
avenue Chicago Wednesday night. Ho WAS
"a brother OF Ilomas H. Burke. under se. re-
farv for ireland Wlo with Lord lnyelllsh,
WIS assassiuated in hI.nix Park, Dublin, in
l,s'.
Immediately after lLo opening Of the Ger
man landtag 3esterla Chan "r.llr N9n
Dauriyi real tAe speech rom tae throne IL
announced that tie Government would miro
duce bills nrO' ding iOr .e disposition oi t-e
Guelph fund. for eIu alton aud p tAo ~
tension Oi the Government railway system.
Many citizens OF Memphis Tom. we're
awakened from their 81 muers early yesterday
morning oy a shoe X Of an eartAl u@Ae. lt 20, :
distinct oue nul was noticed tw minutes
alter 2 O'Clock. be yurat ons wer- rom
mort. 20 south. The seisml' disturbance NAs
rron0uuced enDu b o. gently shake -eFefh
buildings. especially in tie suburbs
Tho heirs of General II O. Wayne. OF oa
,onrol Ca. are suing CAPTAIN Henry fleet
10 recover land valued t more an si0..O9t
They c'am thsf CAPTAIN been Doutht
from them whAe acting a. ihet agent som,
wears ago at q .oWer prce thah US f..uo "Ai
hg clnrealng tie fact chat "a great r.oe IN
v.Ire WAS coming. il b. claimed that tue
heirs received tie iull markot value or the
land
Ihe two California pumas. which have been
rlayng havoc among tlo cattle ln 'ii"' "oio
killed Wednesday lhey were ulscoNef'4 ia
a cave The first one % make Us aupe-Eahcs
r~,ved 70 be- the female. Slc was shot. lne
animal measured s.X feet eight inches ifeA
ti, u, fin The male made q desperate nsnt
Iut finally received - death wound. .
measured seven feet nine inches. J ho car.
classes have been tAkeu 70 NihcihnAsA
The Virginia hepublcan Association he.d 0
lar1e meeting Wednesday night II Wa hing
ton SpoecAe We're made hy A. d. Suiih' =.
III HARRISON. d. Allen and Others. Chairman
, 81 Harrison stated that he believed rom
cony r.at on no had with secretsry tiAins
ey.rv Nrginian would find friend In hlin.
The association Is preparing TO take Al a Two
part in the coming campaign. ma-s-inret-
ire will 10 held IN a lew week. al "hicn
some Of the leading men OF the country WIZ
speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

departments was debated for several
hours. Tho discussion took wide
range and covered Che financial policy of tine
Republican party and tho appropriations OF
tie itv.hrst Congress as Well as the present
condition aud prospects of the Treasury. Mr..
Holman was assisted IN defending the rcso u-
tons Dy BE rs IOckcry. Ot Missouri Savrcs,
oI Texas livingston. OF Georgia. aud Wheeler,
o Alabama. he resolution. were opposed
hv Henderson of iowa Iingley. Of
Maine Dolliver. oflowa Hopkins. Of Illinois.
NiA ken. of Maine. and General Hooker OF
Mississippi, aud Owen. OF Ohio. the latter
two Democrats. Dur.ng the afternoon a
number OF Democratic representatives urged
Ny. Holman % permit q change ia the Dhra-
seology Ia tae resolution piedQing the eHouse
appropriate money only for the departments
a. G. include any object pro eYly the sub
lect O appropriation. and 40 the close oi the
debate he gave notice that tomorrow he
wOul move % rec nsider the vote ordering
the previous question SO that the change may
be made and in the meantime. he Will decide
waetEor % not he viii press it This caused
M ced 90 remark
"1he gentleman desires to withdraw for
repairs. sally that caused roar of laugh
ter from both sides. That WAS the extent
o. which MI Reed took part in tho
debate, although privately he warned
Dlr. Dockery that j The resolutions
passed he should insist on having
them read every day Just after the
urnal was approved as guide for the ac-
ton of tho House Judging from the ap-
plause that mot General Hookers remarks
urging broadening of the terms of the last
resolution unless it's so modified IL stands
In great danger of defeat
Without dIsposng Of the matter it went
over until 90 morrow.
Mr. Springer endeavored to get in his bill
20 place raw wool on tho free list and reduce
tho cuiies of manufactured wooden goods
but Mr. Owen of Ohio, who wanted the
pending resolutions disposed of. objected.
On motion OF Mr.. Springer. the House at
l-al D cLnok nlLournnd mnLLL tn.nnrr0M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan a. Special J.
Professor Hennoman. of Hampden- Sidney.
VIII read q paper before the Philosophical
society of the University OF Virginia The
paper will deal with sub ects connected with
tho local history of the State Professor
Henneman is al NJ. A. of this niyersty, and
later took tie coveted Ph d. Of leipslc lie
is DOW professor of history and literature at
Hampden-Sidney.
Inc stockholders of the Peoples National
Bank of this city have elected tie lowing
gentlemen directors w. W. Flanagan, c.
If. Harnan. Nose, Letermin John B. Moon.
II. NJ. Gleason. James Per.ey and B. Il. Pace.
The board to-day reelected Mr.. Pace presi-
dent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

PnNcgroy. D. j., Jan. H. Char'e' Az
,.,,stns Aiken. d. D.. ph. d.. profess OK the
relation of philosophy and science % the
Christian religion anl of Oriental and Vli
Testament literature IN Princeton Iheolo&l
SEMINARY. died this morning 40 O'Clock. Df;
Aiken had the grip week or two AGO ana
later caught cold and hal relapse wlich
soon developed into Pneumonia. Ito leaves "
widow and twJ sisters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

S.R.crsr. n. s.. Jan. 1'-Chief Justice
Ruger of the court of appeals died $50 ~
O'Clock to-day
William Crawford Ru OF was born IN
Pr.d ewater. Oneida county. n. b.. january
gO 1874. He WIS educated 90 Iridgcwater
Academy studied lav and WAS
admitted to tle bar il l-i1.
and pactced n brlgswater and
Syracuse. HE ws counsel for tAe defendants
il tie "eau4I rilg' prosecution That "ere in-
STUFFED by Governor Iildea. TO was mem
uerof tis Democratic National Convention ID
f..3.anl twice % ca dilat9 for Co gress. lu
l3-s le was president of the convention .
Albany 80 which tie state BAR Associat lon
v.- l0rmel 100 p he Was elected chief
Justice 0f tho New ofA Court of Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
uonso Of Itenresentatires.

This WAS a field dav in the House and the
proceedings attracted gallery attendance
that las not been e4ualed since the opening
of Con ress.
Nr. uOlman's resolutions declaring the
policy of tie House t. DO opposed 20 the
granting Of any subsidies and committing
lAe House 30 appropriate money only for
10 economical administration Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Nrw yoer Jan. 1.-THE failure IS an
,-nnca1 of W II Chaaee 81 Co.. cotton fac
-, -ith liabilities oi $4,000 and assets
~1oo oo0 The firm asks for ga extension of
cne TWO or three years aud oiegs a. security
- MORTGAGE on their plantation aud other
Teal estate Of $500 900. The general impres-
SION IL that the extension Will be granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The Public buildings Drapod in Memory Of
the Late Mayor.


NorFoLE, Va, Jan. 1A-lSpecal Two
attachments have been issued here ole for
S. 900 from the Office of the clerk of the
courts and the other for tl0010 fir M tho
Office of Justice Dalton. AT the instance of tho
Philadelphia National Bank against Joseph n.
Coates a. Co.. the wel-knOwn dealers IN spool
cotton. who purchase raw cotton IN tins
market for their factory 80 the North. The
attachments We're against the following
houses IN this city o. cover any cotton held
here for Coates g. Co. or any Indebtedness
due that firm The Seaboard Cotton Com
press Company. John Tanner agent, d. ".
Perry AZ Co.. Everett Bros, Gibson Co.,
Atlantic and Danule railrosd the Citizens
Bank. Merchants and Miners transportation
Company. Consolidated Compress Company.
Clrde line. Vaughan IS Barnes and Old DO
mlnlOn Steamship Company.
The police of Norfolk during the last fiscal
year made 3 .si8 arrests. an average OF ten and
10 fraction per day OF these arrests l6zS
were white and 2.22O coiCIed There arc
fttv-six men employed, rank and file, at an
annual cost of 40. f20
All of tho city Offices and public buildings
are Qraped ln mourning to-day as tribute OIL
respect 10 the death Of Mayor Morrls. lie
funeral will take place tomorrow.
tits stated that the work OF making the
preliminary survey for ire Norfolk Whining
ton and Charleston rallr0ad is beng Woo
rously prosecuted and viii he pushed through
from Norfolk tO Charleston bY March lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

81. Charles Boromeo. The degree Of ?. -.
was conferred upon him ~ ONE. a.1 tle
Office of Prov 81 OF tho Catholic hrciNoc '9
o. Westminster Ir0fuuot0rv ApO-iOlc' aLb
Domestic bre'a @ % the Pope.
Cardinal W srman was at this timo tne cniel
Roman Catholic d guitary Do England. I'th
of strong mind o. powerful. Wi.l 0l dogmttic
opinions aud of impressive speech. tho ''r-
dinals influence upon ms neoplytc Provost
was uudou teIly very great. rom tAA
Manning I'm tei the q tIe est doctrines ol
R0manisIn aud by has guidance was pr pany
led % lOln what is called the ltrlul lltahe
Sc tion Of he iapal Church. Mealw iie his
brilliant ability and active zeal soon e.eFale4
him TO high authority among the Lrg is. B
Catholics and wnen Cardinal "iseman died'
and lett the SEQ o Westminster vacant, Mal-
ming was at once designated as the oAlY man
VINO could be his success0t
Dr. Mannin became Archbishop OF West.
Minister lu June. 1865. Cardinal Ni-eilah lab
0ut.iyed his best energies Manning WAS I'D
the full flush or his new-b rn enthns.a' D.
and ,lis he communicated - t.e Wno.e
Catholic body H. Lugan +. fiis cepliil q
from Protestant sn had not aienated h.m
from IBIS old intellectual come tl1ns. 4ie
was sti. received admired. ard respected nt
that brilliant circle of l.oIa. ST tesuen ano
literary men. many of whom had been ms
c0ntemporsries at Oxford the most con p'cu-
ous ot whom was Gladstone. ana airon <
whom were Sidney Heruert the late Duke
Newcastle Sir George C0Inewau leWis ana
ROUNDED Palmer. These. wni.e dep.oung ms
step. were still proud ot him as one Of inc
most learned and hign-mnded OK In sllsu-
men
tie succeeded IN making himself personally
popular hv taking an interest lu on claTllhDle
and social improvement projects. lie oia h"0
shrink from appearing on puoAGq, p,.1 VI .. .L,s
with churchmen like Bishop Mnbericrco
AMI dissenter- ike Newman Hall ana BIT.
Spurge0u. TO advocate some benevolent or
sanitar object and herein lay, ln large de-
gree. the secret of what may be called Als
extra-ecciesastical influence. heanWhhe ab
his splendid prO-cathelrli NO Westminster ne
was stirring up the religious zeal obi the DAJh-
Ole faithful delivering terYid serm 2n5. or-
ganizing chapels and missions ana aife.lihs
the work OF the subordinate Catholic pre.Ate'
throughout England.
The Fcumenical Council was summoned
in 1869 TO assmOle 40 the palace ot lae ati-
can. ayOwedly TO record the dogma Ok the ln-
falhbillty of the Pope. The eyes oil al Ing
land were turned IN this crisis 10 the Ar'n-
l. shop of Westminster Would me advocate
or would ne oppose the dogma Tie declared
himseli IN favor Oi inlalLOuity and entered
rn0n % vigorous defense OF h.s decision. lie
proceeded O. the Vatican and there. while SO
radical "a prelate rs Bishop Dupani0up. OF Ore
leans. and nearly all the German bishops, op-
posed the gna, Archbishop Manning was
found 90 he its most eager and strenuous ad-
vocato. When nc was promulgated De re-
turned to W Westminster % SQUAT us praises 70
a series of sermons as remarkable for then
intellectual brllancy as for their extreme
views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15


WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. 1.-The Chilisa
situation today pgact callg romans where 4
i three months 40 EN- on October IS.
ls3l the assault up0a ths Baltimore's sailors
occurred. Cli.i has made no apology for tho
outrage or by any official communication in-
diclsed that sho intends to make apology or
reparatlou. The United States Government
has repeatedly called the attention Of Chilli
TO the assaults. but as ye. has made nc
formal demands for indemnity The acti
oI the CAilian Government in so long delay
inc the tender az an apology Is In striking
contrast with the action Oi the nlted states
O. yerrment m the Mama affair al New Or.
leans Within q week Iftor the occurrence Of
tie Now Orleans trouble the PRESIDENT of the
United state. IN OF. la. communication &c
the Italian Government characterized the
New Orleans affair as "deplorablo.N aud eI-
pressed his regret at It's occurrence. No
such att RANGES have been received from
Chhln authorities.
Their every utlerance has been IN the ma
ture of justification OF the acton Oh the
Chlian mou The inquiry instituted by the
thilian Government has appeared % the
United States Government as having been
conducted with q view 60 lustlylns the as
sault 10 appears to our people that public
crease hostility IN the United states. Public
sentiment here has at al times been well dis
posed towards Chilli.
Tho contrast between tho feeling of the
people in t1e nlted states and Ihili IS cef-
tainly very striking. Senior NOntt, the Chtlisn
Minister walks about the ST Gets OF Washing
ton unmOIested and q. safe in his pers n as
any American citizen. while Minister tgan.
70 Santiago. remains practically u prisoner
i'm the American Legation. Minister
Moutt attends ar viii tho presidential
receptions hero and is dined and teted by
Government olicers while Minister ryan
for fear of insult. is compelled % remain away
from the Inauguration ceremonies of the
Chiliau President and while no opportunity
rs let pass 90 show the anlmOslty OF the
Chiians 20 the United States as evidenced by
the recent stoning of Commando tY.ns Ss
40 Valparaiso. no occasion here Us omitted TO
show friendly feeling towards the ChiDan
/ Government.
THE LIMIT beyond WHICH.
The state Of affairs three months after tho
/ Clil0n outrage up0u American sailors with
no auOlO-y rendered aud 40 ntmaton tnat
one is forthcoming attracts serious attention
In governmental circles. and expressions on
/ all sides arc heard that tOrDeafance
on the part of the United States has
almost ceased to bo virtue in army
and navy e.. cIes the expire sion IS
/ daily noc0mingmore common that the dig
nifty of the n.ted States should be- maine
nined that the dilatlriuess of the Chian
| Government border almost on trlng. While
! this state Of affairs exists the Government
/ has not been lilo and to-day there ara IN
! easy reach Of Chill twelve or fifteen niteo
/ states men of war whilo three months ago
| there was but one. Work on lnltei states
/ vessels in tho uayYyard5 has been
hurried and within month or SIX weeks
fleet several times moro powerful than the