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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

rb. wahche tribe is the one that recently attacked
a.. ncd,tion commanded by Lieutenant Won Iecwsk
and almost annihIlated It, killing 800 men and som:
Of the best ofhcers Of tho German colonial service.
Six noucommissioned ofhcers were also killed The
wahcbe at one tmc by the conquest Of Chief Merer'
whom IL drove from that part Of the country occu'
r,oa an the territory from Mpwapwa and ucoGo 10
- Xx.ss, In recent years It's power has been
rresi,y curtailed by between two sections OF the
tribe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

PERU TO STAND BY ITS CONTRACT
Inndon May 1.-THE Peruvian Charge q H"",,e' ~,
-. wuta. that bis Government kas caalso Ha'p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
,rs WARFARE on THE GERMANS TO CEASE

Zanzibar May 1.-THE chief Of the wahehe tribe.
h,ch b.s heretofore been the bitterest opponent OF
A.. c.rmans in Africa, IL suing Baron soden. the
German Civil Governor. for peace.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

week We have another letter from
Mr.. Hogg IT the same tenor, but M
the mntter is calculated to create mn
endless controversy. besides being
disinsteful to the public and disn-
greeable ~ US, we must decline the
publication Of anything further on
the subject. In Justice, however. to
Mr.. Iogg. We append n stament ~
10 the beef. which has been sub
ject Of controversy. This closes
these columns against any further
newspaper attacks. We regard the
gentlemen IA our friends and hope
their good sense will show that We
are right. II, however, they wish
to continue the fun at 100 n line,
they can crack loose. But for the
good Of themselves, the public and
our paper, We hope they will desist.
sept. "a, 1877
In justice to myself and Mr.. Eavid
Hogg I make this statement. Myself
and G. +. Ripgo was appointed com
mittee to buy and kill beef for picnic
at Rock school house, which WAS to he
divided among those who made up the
money. Mr.. Hogg helped make up the
money that bought the beef, but said to
not bring him any rs his wife was en-
gagged in waiting on SICK man at his
house. so we went by his house as We
went To look for beef 10 purchase aud
borrowed his gun and cartridges, and
about two miles from his house man
with a bunch II cattle who represented
TO US that his name was Gilbert. We
bought the beef Of him, aud when around
distributing the beef We left lOor IL lbs.
with Mr. Hogs wife.
Any statement made contrary To this
is false in regard 10 the beef above men
toned. ALFRED HUTCuIsoN.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
OUR OKLAHOMA LETTER.
ELDoRADo, OKLA, Nov. II, 1892.
EDITOR HERALD:

ELDoRADo, OKLA, Nov. II, 1892.
EDITOR HERALD:
1t has been some time since |
wrote. But since We have learned
the result of the election ! can not
refrain from writing you and let
ting YOU know the Joy with which
the Democrats received the news of
their victory that they had won
over their approximation consta-
bile in Greer county to president of
the United States. When We re-
ceived the news that James Hogg
was elected governor of Texas, Gro
yer Cleveland president of the Uni
ted States, and David Hogg county
commissioner the Eldorado Demo
Gratis gathered at Eldorado and had
one of the grnndest Democratic ju-
bilees that was ever held in Greer
county. The girls and boys played
and sung campaign songs, while
the older ones fired anvils.
You know Mr.. Hogg was honor
ed by the people whore he was born
and raised. Well, the Kentuckians
in this country are proud of Mr.
Hogg. Dave, rs he is commonly
called, beat two good men for the
nomination Of justice of the peace
and county commissioner, each one
of them running for separate of.
flee. He beat two men at the final
election, each one Of them running
for n single office. People only
have TO know Dave Hogg 10 honor
him.
Wheat looks nice. Prospect fol
good crops.
/ so | will close, wishing THE Her
AID and its editor success.
ANNIE INGRAM.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
who Was III

Saturday night in Clark county,
Peter Amyx left home, leaving his
wife and three other ladies M home.
About dark as one of the girls was
dressing chicken, man rushed
at her, knocking her down. She
Immediately rang the bell, when
four neighbors ran in and soon
found they were in n house unarm-
ed surrounded by several men who
made them feel very uncomfortable
by throwing stones. pieces of iron,
etc. through the windows, greatly
frightening the inmates and whip
ping the dogs. Occasionally the
chicken roost was disturbed. About
1880 the marauders left, and next
morning the family discovered that
about four dozen chickens and sey-
eral turkeys were missing, Only
one of the men was seen. lie had
on a dark shirt. long coat and light
striped pants, and wore his hair
pompad0ur.--Mt. Sterling Gazette.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

be- mado secretary of state. Since
Mr.. Cleycland's election they have
been in prolonged consultation al
most daily. Mr.. Carlisle on Nom
day spcn' three hours with Mr..
Cleveland. lie visited him ON
Sunday and remained with him
until nearly midnight. lie spent
almost the entire preceding day
with MIR. Cleveland and his friends.
The president-elect has talked with
senator Carlisle about all the issues
Of the campaign and asked his adj
vice on many ticklish points. Mr..
Cleveland thinks that senator Car
isle is the man he wants for the
position of secretary Of state.-Ncw
York Herald.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Death Under the Wheels.

LATE Hovermale. of Salt Lick,
met with horrible death Saturday
evening He was driving II loaded
wagon and was placing the brakes
when his foot slipped. lie fell un-
der the wagon and the wheels pass
cd over his neck. breaking and
crushing il. causing instant death.
Mt. Sterling Gazette.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
~ flowers.

Enthusiastic recalls for primn donna
ut OPERA. Ushcrs passing down aisl'
with immense basket, and floral de-
vices
Primn Donnatin low tone Ia conductor
Of orchestral / win not take ~ flowers.
Conductor-Ny not?
Prima D,nna--I, florist shargc u
great deal too much for vun nights use
uf the flowers ven he sell ZEN again ze
acXt day. --TcXnN Siftings.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Aakeh for An INirn.Inn.

Young IIusband-My dear. YOU re-
member that note for thirty days that
your father gave you for weddin.
present?
Young Wifc-Ycs; dear old father
! shan forget his kindness very soon.
Young husband No, | don't believe
Won will. lie dropped in thi. morning
and said he wanted To- renew II for sixty
days more. llarpcr's Bazar.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Tho Cour ship Ola Clerk.

Briggs YOU hear about Miss
Grosgrain? She married dry goods
clerk They met, he wood aud won
her. and ~ they were married
Griggs-Why. when did this all hap
penP
lIriggs--Whilc She was waiting for
the chang. and turnisher.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Carlisle in the Senate.

There is surprise IN store for
the local makers of cabinets be-
cause they will have To- take into
consideration new name. IL ~
that of senator John q. Carlisle,
Of Kentucky, and he is likely Ia
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
WHIT he Needed.

Mr., Woodwarc-That young fellow
you have In your Office is the most con
ccilcd puppy ever ran across.
MIR. Qurcnswarc | know; bu,
YOU must remember he il young yet.
and his character II not fully formed
lie has never been tried by fire.
Mr.. WOODWARD you'd better
fire him. food News
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
JournaI,stIr Cycles.

Mrs. Reidcr-I see the man who has
been exchange editor Of the Daily Night
for twenty years j. dead.
Mr., Rcidcr-My' my! I'm sorry 10
hear that Now thcyll put some young
fellow In his place, and thcyll be-
printing all the old jokes over again.
-(,ool News
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
Time for IIrnrn,,ncr

Wife-Iohn. dear. wish particularly
that YOU would come with me la church
this morning.
llusband-Why this solicitudc regard.
ing my spiritual wclfare?
Wife (gcutly -liecauSc | overheard
you putting up the hall stove last even
ing. Pittsburgh Bulletin.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

Iabclla-1his ring that Charlie
gave me Is very pretty. but II Is too
tight.
Arabella-W Wen. yon see your fingers
are somewhat stoutcr than Alice
Ponsonby's. Jewellers Circular.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

on Saturday last. Amount of loss
and insurance unknown.
30
THE official majority for James
II. Hazelrigg, over Judge Holt, for
Judge Of the court Of appeals, il
said To be- $50. Not 40 bad, eh?
KENTUCKY gave the Democratic
majority of 1902 in the recent
election, which, considering that
we had the new-fangled ballot to
contend with, was not 80 very bad.
%
THERE is now in the state treas
ury the neat sum Of 81 $4,000. but
the salary-grnbbers of the Kentucky
legislature will do what they can to
diminish the amount in per diem.
%
The list of congressman recently
elected shows 222 Democrats, l25
Republicans and seven Populists.
The Democrats have majority of
ninety, and Rhode Island may add
two 10 this.
THE strike at Homestead was on
Sunday declared off. The contest
lasted five months, cost the Carne-
gle company about s4,0O0,0O0, the
strikers half "a much in wages, and
last, but far from least, thirty-fve
deaths.
THE Republican national cam
pnign committee il $25O,0O0 short.
Chairman Carter thinks the best
way to pay the debt is to call upon
the good " men of the party for
it. He says the deficiency was the
result Of failure To whack up by
those who had subscribed to the
fund. He's after 'em now.
%
In THE exuberance of our Joy, we
last week forgot to tell the readers
of our paper why they had no paper
tho week before. The reason why
was because our press was broken.
IL has been repaired, and we shall
henceforth give the people better
paper than We have in the past, and
now is the time To subscribe.
%
THE New York Herald, as will be-
seen elsewhere in our paper today,
seems To have straight tip that
our own distinguished citizen, Sem
ator John G.. Carlisle, will be- the
secretary of state in Mr.. Cleveland
cabinet. Every Kentuckian hopes
the information is correct, ~ they
MI delight to do him honor, and ",
all know that Mr.. Cleveland would
honor himself in making this ap-
pointment.
AFTER paying out thousands oi
dollars to members who had never
earned cent, the Kentucky legis'
lature is now about Ia enact law
prohibiting pay of the per diem
to any member not in attondanc,
when the general assembly is in scs
sion This is just what is needed
and the plaudits of an oppresscc
people will be heard Throughout
the state whenever the law becomes
operative.
%
SOME time ago, during our tenn
pOrary absence, letter written 10y
David Hogg contained some accu
sations against s. 7. Napier which
were of decidedly personal nature
and few weeks ago Mr., Napier re-
piled. Having unknowingly per
mitted Mr.. lIogg To make certain
aaaar,;nns Na had iu iusticp Ia MIR
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25
CURRENT News AND commGnT

WHITE PLAINS, n village in Hop
kins county, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday last. Amount of loss
and insurance unknown.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

THE official majority for James
II. Hazelrigg, over Judge Holt, for
Judge of the court Of appeals, is
said To be- $50. Not 80 bad, eh?
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

SOME time ago, during our tent
porary absence, n letter written 10y
David Hogg contained some accu-
sations against :. Z. Napier which
were of decidedly personal nature,
and few weeks ago Mr. Napier re-
piled. Having unknowingly per-
mitted Mr.. lIogg To make certain
assertions, We had in justice to Mr.
Napier to permit his reply. This
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

KENTUCKY gave the Democratic
majority of 1902 in the recent
election, which, considering that
we had the new-fangled ballot to
contend with, was not 80 very bad.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-25

THE strike at Homestead was on
Sunday declared off. The contest
lasted five months, cost the Carne-
gle company about s4,000,0O0, the
strikers half as much in wages, and
last, but far from least, thirty-fve
deaths.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28
A!ENtl0N A0V!.

Por iniciativa de varios respetables caballe-
ros, entire los cuales ha tornado parte muy activa
nuestGo Director, Sc esta organizando gran
nata que tendca lugar maflana en- la noche, con OBJ
ieto de llevara la Casa Consistorial con motive de
haberse frmado el contrato con un Sindicato de
Londres para construir un acueducto en- esta Ca
pital, obra que. por su gran importancia, no nece
citamos detenernos encomiar
La .dicha manifestation popular sera en- no.
nor de S. e. ell Sr. General D. Jose L4asso Go
bernador de la Provincial, del Sr d. Juan Jose
Potous, alcalde de la Capital del Ilustre Ayun-
tarniento que preside. De los dos primeros por
haberse tornado verdadero empeno interes en-
que haya llegado Was de realization un proyec
to tantas veces intentado tantas veces fracasado
del 1ltimo pOr haber contribuido con sus luces
Y buen deseo al termino felfz del proyecto que
en- breve entrara en- Was de realization con iusto
APPLAUSE de todo ell vecindario Ell Excno. Sr.
General % Cabo D. Manuel Delgado Zuleta,
preva authorization del Gobernador General que
clio Sc ha prestado galantemente Sc ha servido
disponer 4 instancia de los enthusiasts organiza
dores de la fiesta una retreta doble con las bandas
miltares de los cuerpos que guarnecen la plaza,
el Ayuntamiento ha aceptado satisfaction,
la vista ofrecida por aquellos que quieren quede
consgnada explendidamente con un acto de
regociio pdblico, ell felfz suceso de que venimos
ocupandonos
Maflana circularan las correspondientes inyi
taciones pera las damas Y caballeros que deseen
concurrir al cfvco acto, Sc suplca aquellas
personas que por olvido involuntario por extra
vic no la reciban, tengan la bondad de soicitar
las en- las oficinas de redaccion de LA CoRREsPoN
DENo1A DE Puerto Rico. La organization de esta
fiesta ha sido resuelta hoy y como puede dedu-
crse, el tempo de que Sc puede disponer escaso
para que no sea factible correr el riego de que
pueda omitrse alg1n detalle El lugar de reu-
ni6n de los sefores invitados personas que de-
seen concurrir al acto sera en- la laza de Alfonso
XII las nueve en- punto oe la noche.
Invitamos por nuestra parte los vecinos de
esta Capital de los barrios de Puerta de TERRA
Santurce para que contribuyan con entusias
mo la celebration de la fiesta que Sc prepare.
Era verdad una verguenza que la Capital
de Puerto Rico no tuviese un acueducto que la
surtiese del aqua potable que suele escasear en-
ciertas estacones del ano solo para las exigen-
cias del uso domestico de las industrias en-
general, sino para las necesidades mas apre-
miantes de la impieza de la sanidad pdblicas.
Loor al General Lasso Gobernador de la
Provincial al alcalde Ayuntamiento de Ia
Capital, bajo cuyo gobierno y administration
daran principle los trabajos del ansiado acue-
ducto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

SabemOs que varlOs capltallstaS amerlcanOs,
algunos residences en- Nueva York. tratan de or
gan1zar una compafla con un capital de varlos
millones de pesos para emprender un negocio de
asombrOsa magnltud.
Sabido es que en- este pals existen inmensos
depositos naturales de carbon mineral, donde,
como haY abundancia de material, todos los me-
ses Sc desperdician miles de toneladas del carbon
molido porque no costea ell transporte las loca-
idades que Sc pudiera utilizar. Pues bien,
la compan1a que mencionamos Sc propone utilizar
todos esos desperdicios, vendiendolos buen pre-
clio en- los estableclmientos lndustriales. Esto,
que serfa impossible 81 Sc fuere q transporter por
los ferrocarries que el pals todas direc-
clones, puede hacerse muy facilmente adoptando
ell sstema que hoy Sc esta, usando con magn1-
hcos resultados para transporter el petroeo desde
las regiones en- que Sc produce los lugares en-
que Sc consume Sc envasa para exportarlo; este
es, por medic de grandes tuber1as de hierro.
La compaf1a Sc propone fecoger todo Ell cisco
que sale de las minas, 10 que puede hacerse sin
grandes gastos, puesto que como desperdlclos
hoy no Sc le da valor ninguno, los duenos Sc
daran por muy satisfechos 81 hay quien Sc los lie
We sin cobrarles el trabajo.
Ese cisco, una vez bien moido, Sc mezclara
con aqua y, por medic de grandes bombas, Sc ha-
ia venir por tuber1as de hierro Nueva ork,
Chicago, Flladelha otros centros ndustl1ales,
recogiendolo en- grandes estanques, despues de
haber recorlido una distancia de varios centos de
Kilometres, para fltrarlo moldearlo dandole la
forma de ladrillos, del tamano conveniente para
que Sc pueda usar de combustible en- las fabricas
y hasta los mismos ferrocarriles.
Hay quien asegura que la dicha companla
Sc propone establecer Ell mismo sistema para lie
var el cisco del carbon de las minas de Gales
Paris por debajo del Canal Ingles, Londres
otras ciudades de Inglaterra; pero este no 10 sa-
bemos de flo,
2 Io que 81 podemos decir, es que una vez que
Sc hayan establecido las canerlas toda la ma
quinaria que exile la realizaci6n del proyecto, ell
transporte de ese carbon saldra tan barato como
10 es hoy en- el petr6leo. La compan1a piensa uti-
liar el aqua de varios rios, solo muy pocos
casos habra necesidad de abrir pozos artesianos
para abastecerse de ella. (Ez Comercao de Nueva
York)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28
9 Los Amigos del Bien pdbIico. IS

Anoche sc constituyo la Junta general de
dcha asociacion para celebrar las sesiones cores
pondientes al primer semestre del ano en- curse
Las acuerdos recaidos son los siguientes:
Sc aprobaron las actas anterores,
Enterarse de haberse efectuado el contrato
con don Fidel Guillermety para 1el suministro de
medicinas durante el presente a7o
Ofciar los comisionados para Ell examen de
las cuentas del Ter. semestre de 1891 fin de que
las devuelvan diligenciadas.
Aprobar las cuentas del % semestre de 1891
designando una comision para aclarar dudas sobre
el hbramiento de socorros en- Nvbre q la socla
Dionisia Rivera.
Sc dispuso que en- 10 sucesivo los socios en-
fermos en- Santurce enviaran personas que al re-
cojer los socorros que les corresponding, puedan
otorgaf Ell oportuno recibo.
Sc aprobo Ell nombramiento de practicant9
hecho favor de don Jose Rosario Sousa.
Enterarse de que Ell Excmo. Ayuntamiento
tendra en- cuenta la petcion que sc le ha hecho de
terreno en- el nuevo cementerio, para poder erigir
mausoleo la memoria de don Santiago An
drade iniciador de la sociedad-
Aprobar 10 resuelto por la directiva en- Ell
expediente de restauracion de un socorro por D.
Elias Rivera.
Enterarse de los donativos hechos por don
Manuel Barasoain don Alexandra Storer para
las obras del mansoleo la memoria de Andrade
Contestar al Centro Ez Porvenar de Aguadi
LA no ser possible auxiliarle en- el proyecto que
patrocna por permitirlo ell estado de los fondos
Dejar sin efecto el donativo para las festas
del Cuarto Centenario del descubrimiento de
America.
Enterarse de la entrega de Is pesos para
aliviar las desgracias de Consuegra aprobar el
donativo de 25 pesos para las de Sabana grande
Aprobar el expediente de subasta del sunni
nistro de impresos adjudicada la succession de
don Jose J. Acosta
Siendo avanzada la hora Sc suspendi6 el
acto para continuarlo hoy q las y de la noche en-
el msmo local.
La concurrencia nurnerosa, reinando mucho
orden en- las discusiones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28
Horrible asesinato en- ArscibO

De la villa del Captain Correa nos escriben
con fecha 26 del corriente, 10 que sgue:
1sAyer rs, ven1an por la ruta de Utuado don
de fueron re1nitidos desde Ponce en- calidad de
presos, con motive del crimen perpetrado en- dona
Isabelina Siragusa, las personas siguientes: Fell
pc Velez (conocido por Lugol Gallo Rivera y
Carmen Nasario.
Los presos estaban asegurados esposas, v
consttu1an la guardia dos urbanos sin portar
ma alguna como dnica defensa dos palitos.
Como dos kilometres de la poblacion, en- la
carretera en- las inmedaciones de la hacienda
San Gabriel, 81 Lugo parece que causa de ser
muy delgado pudo escapar las de las es-
posas que 10 manhattan, sacando en- el acto un
cuchillo que oculto tra1a, dio su concubina Car
men Nasario varias pufaladas entire elias
que le atraves6 Ell coraz6n, dejandola sin vida en-
el mOmento.
Despues de consumado tan cobarde crimen,
sc asest6 81 mismo tres heridas: una la tetilla
izquierda, otra en- Ell estomago Y la Ultima en- ell
yientre, todas elias de caracter leve
Consternados los guardias el otro preso,
trataron de protejer la infeliz mujer pero va
era tarde.
Constituido en- el lugar del hecho, el Juzga-
do, Medico, Guardia Civil de Orden pdblico
encontraron al matador recostado sobre el cuerpc
del cadaver Y con una vela en- la mano que 81
mismo tuvo 81 cinismo de sacarse de un bosillo,
encenderla Y tomar la posicion en- que Sc le en-
contro.
Dicen los acompanantes del c6lebre Lugo, que
en- el trayecto le encargaba mucho Carmen
que: "cuidado con 10 que iba declarar; que no
perdiera un hombre
Hicieron su entrada en- poblado anoche las
once en- donde un gentio immense les aguardaba.
El criminal SO encuentra en- la sala de soco-
rros tiene una cara fea antipatica es al
to- delgado, color cobrizo, picarazado de viruelas
de una mirada feroz
LIE VI anoche con mucho descaro, pedr IN
cigarrillo fumarselo, tan tranquilo como 81 hom-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28


dera' establecida la cae de TenienteRey esquina
Zulueta Habana ACADIA de legar esta ciudad
surdo de muestras de toda clases Trae cortnas
precosos bujos dferentes bordadas tercio
peo propas para preservar del aqua las ventanas
balconies E ST. Roand puede orecer publico 10 meior
mas bOnitO Ell hasta hoy ha cOnOcidO. Di
cho senor hospeda la fonda LA ESPERANZA cae de
Princesa Marina, donde recibira orenes to-
das horas encarga de eyar domcio muesras, to-
medidas dejar colocadas las persanas que lie
cargen. 1910
Nos supican la publication del siguiente
suelto:
stEn el barrio de Puerta de terra, como 4 las
dos de la tarde del dia de aver, y cerca del puen
.te que sigue la Iglesia tuvo lugar un verdadero
escandalo en- el que Sc repartieron bofetadas 4
toutta ala6ae, y solo cuando no era necesario, Sc
dejo yer la cara una pareja de orden p1bllco
Oportuna es la OCCASION para lamar la atencion 4
quienes corresponds. acerca de como esta organi
zada la vigilancia pdbicapor aquel sitio, pues he
chos como el que relatamos Sc suceden con fire.
cuencia Vlven por ali famiias de respeto y
consideration, tales incidentes atacan 4 la mo-
ralidad al decoro por las soeces insolentes pala
bras que en- ellos Sc proferen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-28

Ha hecho renuncia del cargo de practice del
puerto de Mayaguez don Manuel Jimenez persona
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des nuevas en- Ell ejercicio de sus funciones.