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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-11
HOW TREY VIEW n.
Republican Managers Account for
tho Great Cyclone.
THE RESULT WAS UNFORESEEN
BY the shrcwdest Politicians of Both
Parties and Nobody Can Undertake
to Toll How 1t Happenod.-of Course
Everybody Has His Theory, but No.
body Knows Any More Than Some
Other Body the Real Cause.

New York, Nov. 1O.-The Mait and
Erprtss has secured interviews with the
leading Republicans on the result of the
late election. Here is what they gay:
Chairman Carter said that all calcu-
lations, both by the Republicans and
Democrats, had been at fault in this
state, and also throughout the country;
and yet these calculations had been
made by some OF the most experienced,
ablest and shrewdesS Republicans in
the country about their respective
states. and they were now dumbfound-
ed and could not account ior the tre-
mendous Democratic victories all along
the line, which were not foreseen and
could not be prevented.
Mr.. Cornelius n. Bliss said he sympa-
thized deeply with President Harrison,
both in his bereavement and his pres
cnt defeat, but it was too soon yet to
tell what would be the effect upon the
permanent welfare Of the country at
large.
Committeeman Joseph II. Alanley
said that ho had analyzed the returns
and they showed tho workin9men in
the manufacturing centres OF the whole
country had gone against the Ropubli-
can party, while the agricultural inter-
ests, as represented by the farmer vote,
had stood by the Republican party.
Gen. j. S. Clarkson, OF Iowa, said that
atl nf fhn hast calruiationS in rnsDect to
every state except his own had been
set at naught BY the results Of the cleo
tion. lie is especially sorry for the de-
feat OF Senator Spooner as Republican
candidate for governor OF Wisconsin.
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N!aioritles.
The Dempcrat, canaot Have sIors Than
10 OIL Joiut EnlIot.

Aho bemucrati CNnnot have 9loFo 4hNa
10 Oh Joips BALLOT.
Tho state senate consists OF 60 mem
bOrs and tho house of delegates Of II,
making total in both houses of9T. OF
the 20 senator's, Is held over, Repub.
licans and II Democrats. OF the l3
elected on the sth instant, the Repub:
licuns have elected in the First, Second,
Third, Fifth, Tenth and Eleventh dis
tricis-total 6. Tho Democrats were
successful in the other seven. So the
next senate will stand, Republicans 8,
Democrats is.
In tho delegates districts, Republic
ans wero successful in the First, Second,
Sixth and Eighth. Tie Democrats
elect in tho Third 1.-TWO members), Fifth
two members), Seventh two mem-
hors)-6, The Fourth lewis and Web
sier countiesl is in doubt.
In the counties, the Republicans were
successful IN Berkeley /, Doddridge J.,
Faye;tc ., Harrison . Jackson ., Kama
vha 1, hlarshall 2, Mason ., Mineral /,
Mononguhelin !, Ohio /, Preston .,
Ritchie /, Taylorl, Tyler !, Upshur !,
Wood S-total 2S.
Democrats were elected in Barbour /,
Cabell ., Gilmerl, Greenbrier2, Hamp-
shire l, Jefferson !, Logan l. Marion ?,
Mercerl, Ohio 8, Pendleton /, Pleasants
], Pocahontus l, Roane /. Summers /,
Wayne :, Nicholas |, Wetzel /, Writ l,
--total %.
Boone !, Calhoun l, Lincoln |, Mon.
roe /, Putnam /, Raleigh Total, G.
have not been heard from. Recapi.
tulntinp wa hove.
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CABINET TAhK.
The Makeup of UloveIand's oniclal Eau
iiy-who SIny Get the Hoaor'.

Tue Makeup of ClsvsIand's Ohicial Fam-
iiy-who SIny Get the Honor'.
New YoRK, Nov. 1o.-The result OF
tho election being positively settled
here, the politicians are turning their
attention to the possible makeup OF
President Cleveland's next cabinet.
Many are also greatly interested, now
that the state legislature is known to be
Democratic on joint ballot, in the
probable successor OF United States Sem
ator Frank Hiscock, whose term ex-
pires March 4, next.
It is said that Governor Flower is
ambitious to be tho senator's successor,
and that Lieutenant Governor Sheehan
wants to succeed to the governors of
fee. Democratic politicians generally
agree that Governor Flower will be sent
20 the senate ii he SO desires and Lieu
tenant Governor Sheehan will thus be-
come governor for the unexpired term.
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan's
friends declare that his splendid
achievements during the present cam
paign in tho interest OF the Democratic
party entitle him to the next nomina-
ton for full term.
There has been some talk of Congress-
man w. Bnurke Cochran for senator,
but his friends allege that he does not
want that place. 1t is said that he is
satisfied with his law practice and the
opportunities he has with his splendid
powers to make n record in the lower
house OF Congress, to which he has just
been reelected.
The cabinet slate generally fignred
out By politicians to-day was as follows:
Secretary ofState, Thomas +. Bayard,
OF Delaware.
Secretary OF the Treasury, John L.
Mitchell orex-Postmaster General Will
lam j. Villas, OF Wisconsin.
Secretary OF the Navy, William G.
whitney, Of New York.
Secretary of War, w. S. Franklin, OF
New Hampshire.
Secretary OF the Interior, Isaac P.
Gray, OF Indiana.
Attorney general, William l. Wilson,
Of West Virginia. or Congressman Cul-
bertson, oil Texas.
Postmaster general, Don NJ. Dick
inson.
1t has been the general accepted be-
lief in political circles that ex-Secretary
Whitney, who has done so much to
achieve the sweeping victory for Cleve-
land, would be offered the place OF Sec
rotary OF state by the President.elect,
but those who appear to know some-
thing about it say that Mr.. Whitney
would prefer 10 be secretary ofthe navy
il he enters the cabinet at all.
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NEw YoRx, Nov. 1O.-The directors OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
met to-day at noon and determined
what disposition should be made OF the
SIS, 500, 900 additional stock authorized
by the stockholders, and finally voted
into exlatence by tho directors Noyem-
her /. The directors decided to-day to
distribute 10 per cent OF this on Decem-
ber as dividends to the stockholders
and TO place the rest OF it in the treas
ury as n reserve with which to improve
the system and erect new lines. Tho
balance will be put on tho market as
soon as Western Union stock reaches
par, for under the law it cannot be sold
below par
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FIRST DIS rRIOT.
Inter Roturns sscni 10 Indicate PsndIe-
TOMS Election

Inter Roturns sscni 10 Indicate PsndIe-
TOMS Election.
The returns from tho First Congress
siOual district are strangely slow in
coming in. There is nothing official
from wetzel county or Braxton, Un-
official reports, however, seem to indi-
cate small plurality for Pendleton.
The following estimates are subject to
change either way when complete re-
turns arc received. Mr.. Pendleton
claims his election by 200. Later re-
turns than the INTELLIGENcER has at
this writing may give him that much.
At present the result seems to be as
follows:
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Bosrox. Nov. 1O.-Among the state
ments as to where President Harrison
would reside was one to the effect that
he would mako this city his home. Mr..
]. r. Mckee, the Presidents son.in-
law, was asked to-day as TO the truth Of
this statement, and replied as follows:
at is too early to reply definitely"
said Mr.. Mckee, "but II the President
leaves Washington, and II the efforts Of
myself and Mrs. Mckee can prevail, he
may como.
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BIg surprlse.

ALLIANCE, O., Nov IO.-ProbabIy one
of the biggest surprises of Tuesdays
balloting was the election OF DR.. George
p. Ikert (Dem.) in this (McKinley'sl
district. Complete returns wipe out
the usual Republican majority Of $500
and elect 1kert to Congress over Thomas
Il. Morgan, sr., of this city, the Repub-
lican candidate, by majority OF 1000.
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IyplsSAroLIs, Now lO.-At Atlanta
to-day ground was broken for the larC-
est tin plate factory in tho United
States. Mr.. Stanford, president OF the
Indiana Tin Plate Manufacturing Com
pany, which will erect the plant. is not
frightened a. the Democratic victory OF
last Tuesday. He doesn'tthink the law
will be repealed.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-The schooner B.
L. Wade, supposed to have been lost
near I.udington with all on board near
ly three weeks ago, arrived here this
afternoon. The schooner reports hav-
ing had hard timo on the Michigan
side Of the lake during the big storm.
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Special Dlpdtch n N; Iate!tgrgesf
PHiLIrrI, W. Va, Nov. l0.-The re-
turns OF this county are all in and show
the following result: Harrison 1896,
Cleveland l,522, Wisner ,493, Wilson
l,529, Davis 1905, MacCorkle 1916,
Hycr AL, johnson 1,557, GiIIin 1,5l5,
Scott ,52s. Shaw Dem.l is elected to
the house Of delegates by five majority.
All the Dcmocratic county ticket is
elected except one ASSESSOR
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New YoRK, Nov. Chairman Car
ter, OF the Republican national COM
mittee, sent the following telegram to
President Harrison this afternoon:
"The returns show that we have been
defeated by q pronounced majority.
The defeat can only be attributed to a
reaction against the progressive policies
OF the Republican party.
(signed) "IHoMAs Fl. CARTER,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1o.-Twenty-
Ave counties hoard from give Cleveland
about $1,000 over Harrison. The bal
ance Of counties will increase this to
$1,000. Turner Dem. for governor has
$4,000 over Winstead. (Rep.) will be in
creased to $4,000. Eight Democratic
congressman are elected. The congress-
men are the same as in the present
congress with the exception OF Pierce.
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BosroN, Nov. lO-No revision Of pres.
ideutial vote of the state has yet been
made, but Hnrrison's plurality is posi-.
bly, about $1,000. The lieutenant COVER
nor returns arc still incomplete and the
exact plurality OF Wolcott (Rep.) cannot
be given.
The congressional delegation stands
10 Republicans to 8 Democrats, Re-
publican gain Of 4.
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wo'ssl sI,jOrisies.

Special Dispatch 70 "a: IntaitQcIesn
New MARrtNsylLLE, W. VA, Nov. 10.
-Pendleton's majority in this county
is about Gl5; Wells majority is SIG,
and Smiths 26O. This is not official,
however. and is collected from the best
recollection OF the persons who brought
in the returns
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Republican Galn1 ia waYao County.

Hpt's'ts D'sisss~Ns ~ t'S A'''h-f'sN''Ss'"
CGaEDo, W. Va. Nov. lO.-Returns
from Cercdo district, Wayne county,
are as follows: Cleveland 50 majority,
The same in 1885 gave the Democratic
candidate 73 majority. Davis rep
for governor ran . ahead Of Cleveland.
The Republicans carried Missouri pre-
cinct by . majority, n gain OF 56 yotes.
There was n gain Of 81 in Ceredo dis
trict and at Missouri and Mill Creek
precincts. The estimated Democratic
majority in the county is 400.
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interview with a Pos reporter he said
he could not account for the result Of
the election. As TO Ohio, he was not
prepared to give it up yet, having re-
ceiyed telegram from Columbus this
afternoon that the state was safe for the
Republicans bv 5000 plurality.
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SpteldI DFtpdIch 70 Ne IRnllt1eneeF
WEsroS, w. Va, Nov. 10.-Word has
reached here that Nicholas county goes
Democratic by 225 majority. The indi-
cationa are that the whole Democratic
ticket is elected in Webster by Az ma
iority.
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SOME COMFORT
Left to West Virginia Republicans
in Face Of All.
CAUSE FOR ENCOURAGEMENT
For the Future is to Be Found in
the Result.
BIG REPUBLICAN, GAINS MADE

Due to the Splendid Organization of
the Party--ThO Best Organized state
in tho Union..A Republican Gain OF
II In the Legislature, and Gain of
O,ooO Votes Over 1soO.-sonlc Late
Returns From tho Counties.
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CHICAGO. LII, Nov. lO,-The COM
plole returns from the city OF Chicago
and Cook county show that Cleveland
has carried Cook county by $1,000 plu-
rality, and that Altgeid, Democratic
candidate for governor, has carried the
county by $1,000 plurality.
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IosDoS, Nov. lO.-A dispatch reeeiv-
cd by q newi agency here states that
while a surf boat was taking passengers
ashore from an Austrian Lloyd steamer
at Jnfa it capsized and twelve Of its oc.
cupants were drowned.
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THE BAYNMH COUNTY.
Preston County Comss Up Smiling With
Ssnrly I,GOO NJ 'jority.
r......t T,!....,.t u a., T.,sIg,.,.,.

NeRFIy I,UUV NJ IJ0FItI'
Special Dipatct 10 de intelligence
KINewooD, W. Va Nov. lO.-The
total vote is in for Preston and Harri-
son has l,544 majority. Davis is IL
ahead Of Harrison and has 1855 major
ity. Wisner fell behind 10 and Wilson
ahead OF their tickets. The total
vote is los less than in 1888, while the
Prohibition and Peoples party have
over twice rs many votes as in 1888.
The whole Republican county ticket is
elected and the Democracy did not get
even n constable where Republicans
contested for it. The Democrats will
have n jubilee on Saturday night and
are very hungry and thirsty.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. lO.-simon Poor,
tho passenger agent and confidential
clerk in the office Of the Cuban Mail
Steamship company, has been arraiRn.
ed before Justice Grady, being charged
with the deialcation OF $4,000 from
Ward & Co. He is now under Sl0, 900
hail on four charges. He was one Of
tho leading lights in Whiteetone, l. l.,
religious circles.
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IxDIAxArors, ISD., Nov. lO.-The
printing and book binding establish
ment OF Levy Bros. & Co. was damaged
bv fire and water at 1890 o'clock this
morning to the extent OF $4,000. The
building and stock was fully insured.
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ar THE CLEVELAND MANSION.
Tho PrssIdeut-olscs BssoiGed with TeiO'
Crane of Con ngratulation.

EramS OF Congrntulndon.
Ngw YoRK, Nov. 10.-Cheerfulness
prevailed the home OF Presidentelect
Cleveland to-day though the weather
without was cheerless in the extreme.
The apartments in which the past and
future mistress OF the white house rules
supreme was redolent with the odors OF
flowers, all gifts or the successful candi-
dates admiring friends. Messenger
boys bearing kilograms OF congratu-
lation kept the door bell ringing al
most continuously.
Mr.. William @. Whitney, Colonel
Daniel S. Lamont, Mr. George +.
Parker and Robert L. 0'Brien we're with
the president-elect for several hours in
the morning and he denied himself to
all other callers.
Ex-Secretary Whitney and Mrs.
Whitney took luncheon with Mr..
Cleveland. Mr.. 0'Brien said this after
noon that Mr.. Cleveland had at the first
intended to address letter TO tho vo-
ters of the country, giving his views OF
the political situation, but this project
had been abandoned. NIr. Cleveland
had also decided not to allow any OF the
kilograms or letters OF congratulations
to be published. Mr.. 0'Brien said that
tho number Of these messages already
exceeded two thousand, and the stream
showed no sign of diminuition. Among
the senders Of the messages, he assert
ed, were almost every Democrat OF
prominence in the country and good
many Republicans.
Mr.. 0'Brien ascribes Mr.. Cleveland's
action in Withholding the messages
from the public to the influence OF Mrs.
Cleveland.
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l0.-The Daily
Prs. Hon. Z. Clay Evans paper, says:
The congressional honors go to suod-
grass tDom.l Hamilton county gives
Mr.. Evans about G75 majority.
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MAxsP,ELD, O., Nov. l0.-Harter
(Dem.) is reelected to Congress by
2,5l5 plurality. The result is great
surprise, as Johnson's election was
concoded on allsides until last night.
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.1<cial Dt,pG.ch 10 De I.tcrignas
Weston, W. VA, Nov lG.-Adviccs
lust received say MacCorkle's majority
in Webster is 4l2. Alderson's is The
an,nc tls
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Spccia! Dspoica to he h'elidsneer
.PoHT Pleasant, W. Va, Nov. l0.-
Complete returns give Harrison BAL
majority, Davis S4S, Biddle (senate)
277. Harrison gains L..
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S.esial Di,Daeh 10 nc IateliGmoer.
KEYsKR, W. Va, Nov l1-Mineral
county gives ISS majority on tho state
ticket
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has given up his election, but returns
tonight indicatetha he may be elected
by 1000 majority OF Z or on Joint pall-
OF in the legislature.
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FARGO, y. D., Nov I0.-The Republic
can electors in this state seem 70 be
beaten. All day Governor Burke tRep.)
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Spociol Diipaieh o the !N'elI5enea1
R,rcHlG c. H., W. Va, Nov. TO-
Warren Niiller's majority in Richie fo'
judee over Holt ia G50.
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PrrrsnuRsM PA., Nov. 1O.-Goveruor
Mckinley, nj Ohio, was in the city to-
night, the guest OF G. L Magee. In an
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At the worst, the house Of delegates,
1t seems, cannot have over i've Demo-
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HOW CONGRESS STANDS
The Democrats win Have From 80
to 100 Majority
.INTHE ROUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES

is Big DecrOase-sevoral Dis
tricts Still in Doubt--Additional Re.
turns From the States Do Not Mate-
rally Alter the Results of Tuesdays
Elcction-.Tho Democratic Victory
as Complete as First Reported.
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Voather Foreclst for To.daL.

For West Virginia Western Pcnnsylvanid and
Ohio. generally fair, warmer wlnds boromlng
southwest
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by C. ScaYEPP. drugsSt, conner
49, ..,..t u.t, -ta,uth afr...Fr
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81. GEORGE, W. VA, Nov. l0..-IIar-
rison lras $50, Cleveland SGT.
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mos indicado, para completar
81 Ministerio, el Con.ejero de
Marina. y no Gu lamos que el que
resulte nombrado para este de-
partamento aera tan digno como
los demks gobernantes "a desig
nados y en- possession de sus respec
twas earteras.
No deJaremos de observar que
en- el seno del Ministeriol n6sanee
dos tendencias diametralmente
opuestas: 10 del proteccionismo, ,,
representada por el seiior Cana.
20, y IL del libre cambio, repre-
sentada por ell seftor Morst. Pero
felizmense, 81 bien se mira ell asun
to, eata mtsma disparidad de prin
cipios De escuela ha de ser causa
tan 6ptima como l6gica de srmo'
MIA v acierto en- Lac reso uciones
del Poder.
NADIA mas tenemos que expire
sar, hoy por hoy, con rsferencia al
nuevo Ministerio.
Nos concretamos tnicsmente q
reiterarle 81 teatimonio de nues-
ira leal y respetuosa adhesion,
formalando tambien otra ve2
nuestrA creencia de que ia gober-
naci6n del nuevo Gabinete sera
altamente benefi ;iosa para Ia
gran PAtria espaiiola de allende
= aquende el mar.
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Maagos, !" de la bond sdosa dona
CLARA, que m srece nuestro para
Oi6a por permit 'rnos frecuenteman-
20 nuestra pr ssencia en- su possession,
junto q la cual pasa serpenteando
juguet6n el caud aloso Bio grande
lie LOLA.
Una vaz en- este de'ioioso Y PIN
doresco sitio, que SO halla 4 la par
ia e. del pueblo, refresoado por pu.
"a brisa y adornado por alegres
aampilas, despues da mandadas a.
gunas evoluoiones que fueron prac'
ticadas con suma precision y aire
marcial, Sc paso Ia Oompania gu
ablertas filas, colocaadoss en- el
nedio ell enthusiastic y patriots
de- abolengo Ter Teuiente D. Fran
cisco Garcia y Garcia, que sc habfa
csservado para este momeato su
speech, que llen6 de indescriptible
Aleg ia y entu siasm6 & los volunta-
cios de una manera tai, que duran
5e los vivas y citas hist6ricas St
guerra venir todo aquello absjo
son las aclamaciones que hendian
los espaci0s.
Laego, y dada la voz de I q dis.
erection fu6 servido con el mayor
6rden y compostura un suculento
lunch, compuesto de rico paa con-
feccionado a prop6sito, mortadella.
lam61, vino, cerveza y Otros licOres
que de antemano tenfdn prepara.
los los oficiaies assemblies para
'>eqniar q sus dignos compane.
ros.
alli vim0s tambi6D la noble fgu.
ca del Ayudanle Sr Perez, que cor
su alre majestuoso contribute, on
lul6n de los demas, al mejor 6xite
y que nlDguno Qaedase sin par
tioipacion del chsequlo qus Sc trl.
,uiaDa & la fnerza On IN d1a tan
hermoso y signi1i sa5lvo por ser u
do Ia Purisima Ooncepci6n, Patro
ia de Espaila y de sus Indias.
FL pueblo Sc habia trasladado
aQuel lugar, y entire las persona.
co0notadas que hemos vistOs Y qus
fueron obsequiadas, estaOa Ia be
uem6rita Guardia Civil.
Torminado este acto, va muy
avanzada la tarde, porque los bue
los ratios pasan prontD, SO resta
oleci6 la formation, regresaado !,
IO1mpanfa del misEo modo que ha
ola lido, y sigulendo por la CALL
de Peral hasta cerca dc la Facro
ria " Progreso," de donde regres,
al punto dc partida, y dada la vo;
10 rompan flas, "cada uno SO tut
para 81 casa muy saJlsfecho y lie
vando las mas gratas Impressions
10 tan patrlotico acto, que sera me
,nOrable en- los am antes del order
y de las instltuclones del pueblo
dc Ia Carolina.
Do Vi affmo s. s. y amigo
Q. B. 8. M.
MA AURLCIO,
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CANlRl OFFICIAL DIX .(OYIRCIO,
INDUSTRIAL NAVEGACION
DE PUERTO-RICO.
Contin.ia la Eaposici6n rsclamando
contra las nueras Ordenansas de
Aduanas q A'anoeles
-ARANCELES.

81 asi es como SO nan de prote.
ger Ia sg7ioultura y las industrias
qus de ella 50 derivaD, precise sera
convenir er que, oon tales protec-
clones, el desarrollo agricola del
pals, hace va alg6n tempo estan-
cado por vsrlas y compiejas eau
sas que no sou de este lugar, pero
auya presenoia acusa 10 falta sbso.
uta de protection. conduciiau 4
uua rulpa Iotal d Ia fuente nnica
ie la rIqueza de este suelo. Para
que ESQ no suceds, al medic 6nico
que existe es el de volvsr 4 .la Ii
oertad do 6sreohos de Importation
4uc concedia el anterior Arancel
I1s aperos y maqlinas para la agri-
Del esamen de. grupo tercero
esulta que los adendos de los CO.
& hes, bcrnoas y cairuajes 4 que %
re tieIen las tres primeras parti as
son supegiores con mucho al vslor
dc loo vehicu.os de e:a clsse que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-14
Socieda1i Mutua.

Sc ha conssituido en- Ponce una
lociedsd mdtua y 6antr6pica con
u tisulo Los Uerdaderos AMIGOS
7 hemos recibido su reg|amento
Agradecemos Ia remisi6a de
n,emo, asf como Ia corte.ia d.
a.oer dichs Association nombr ,dt
,ocin cooperative 4 nusssro quar-;
10 Director, Sf Dig CsusJs.