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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-03
Warrants for short Rib Cornerers.

CHICAGO, Oct Thomas II. Rousch
swore out warrants today for the arrest ct
John Cudahy and Austin w. Wright,
charging them with conspiring to run a
corner in short ribs. When the cholera
scare began many packers, being afraid of
heavy losses, made haste to sell. Wright,
it is claimed, was on the long side of the
market and much of the ribs were unloaded
on him. He believed that as soon as the
cholera scare blew over he would be long
on staple article of limited production,
while everybody else would be at his
mercy. The allegation is made that Cud
ahv, the Chicago representative of pig
Omaha firm, agreed to back him in carry
ing the ribs. Thus reinforced, Wright
carried out the campaign. Today there
were li2O0o barrels of pork, 5000, 600
pounds of ribs and 1900 tierces of lard in
the Chicago market. The ribs went from
$40 to 5000 during the day and the deliy-
erles amounted 10 only 4,oo3. 900 pounds.
1t Is said that Cudahy and Wright got the
whole quantity. The deal is Of great i'm
portance. in view of the fact that the visi-
bic supply of ribs is only 23,00 900
mounds against a short interest OF Al. .Oo0,-
0a0 pounds. the shorts are in hot water.
Neither Cudahy nor Wright had been ar
rested up to q late hour tonight.
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OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN CLuB.
THE POLICE AT THE EXPOSITION.
Creditable Guardianship By Picked
squads of Tacoma'a Finest.

TACOMA. Oct. Especial. THE parade
today at the funeral of Officer kenna
brought ont a commendatory discussion
among party of business who witnessed
it, regarding the services of Chief Davis
men a. the exposition during the past
month. Details from the Old Tacoma
squad have been on duty at the exposition
during a part OF the time that the exposi-
ton was open, together with Officers Gren-
nell, Morse and others.
Only one theft was reported during the
month and only one persona woman
lost any valuables that were not promptly
recovered. Considering that 10000 or
more people visited the exposition, it
brought on, the opinion from the business
men that Chief Davis men are entitled TO
much credit
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Men-of-w War in De Lions Dry Dock.

TACOMA. Oct. 2.-TSpecial.] - Arrange
meuts have been made to dock a British
man-of-war at Maury Island dry dock on
Tuesday. This is the first vessel Of the
kind to be docked here and large num-
ber of people will view the docking. The
Warspite now occupies the Esquimalt dry
dock. Another British man-of-war may
be docked here in the course of few
weeks. Men-of-war being the heaviest
vessels that will ever be put on the Da
Lion dock. it will afford the severest test
of the docks strength and lifting powers.
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DEUSKARD ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Otto Nicler, While suffering From Deli
rum 1remens, Takes strychnine.

TACOMA. Oct Especial l-Otto Nicler,
aged 40 years, tonight swallowed dose of
strychnine. He mad been raving with de-
Iirium tremens during this afternoon and
when sober enough to realize mis- condition
was despondent because he had been dis
charged from the city street department.
An,idotes and promp. medical attendance
saved his life. Meier has family and re-
sides in the South End. near where Ernest
Zinmer committed suicide last week.
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ELEVATED ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Inventor Cook. of Tacoma. Will Build
Model Road,

TACOMA. Oct. 2.-ISpecial.l IL. F. Cook.
who has been exhibiting his elevated elec-
trio street railway at the exposition, has
asked for bids for the construction of u
model road on the flats below the bluff in
front of the Tacoma hotel. Mr.. Cook said
today:
shall make the model road 500 or 1000 feet
long II will be full size in every respect and
will show all the workings of the road except
the intersectipg track 1t will show the turn
tables, etc. OF course. so short q run
great speed cannot be developed. The road will
be oval in shape
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THE STATES HOP CROP.
A. G. Campbell, an Extensive Grower
of Puyaliup, Puts 1t at 10000 Bales.

TACOMA. Oct. Especial. IA. c. Camp
bell, OF Puyallup. says the hop crop of
Washington will probably not run over
2U,OO0 bales. He said today:
IL will be half crop. Forty thousand bales
used to he the average. may be too conservative.
but still do not figure it out more than half q
crop. As to prices. there no prices. Tho
nearest you can come to price for hops 10 to
say IL aud Is cents Ter pound have been offered
aud refused. have heard. but do not know
that it is a fact, that &c cents per pound has
bccu Qffpred
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TACOMA, ,Oct.2 Especial. 1.-THE funeral OF
Officer Martin Kenna today was attended
by the police force and an unusually large
delegation of Odd Fellows. Officer kenna
died of typhoid fever He was we'll
known officer. His brother, Jack Kenna.
who has so narrowly escaped fatal injury
in the performance of his duties, is still
with the force.
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pital. as to convince her that they were muir
dered by him. Beale, or Haven as his real
name is given, was arrested last month
charged with causing the death of young
woman by criminal operation. 1t was
shown that he had acquired large sums by
such practice. He was held for trial in
s., 600 bail. which be forfeited and escaped.
The bodies of the infants. Mrs. Montrose
states, were either thrown into the bay or
cremated by Beale at other quarters occu-
pied by him.
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BY A LIGHT FROM HEAVEN.
How Somerby Conceived Plan OF Re
organization of Iron Hall.

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2.-Somerby, who is
trying to reorganize the Order of the Iron
Hall, addressed a meeting last night. His
speech did not take we'll. particularly that
part in which he declared, with tears IN
his eyes, that after he was served with an
Injunction and receivership proceedings,
he spent the entire night on his. knees in
prayer, during which the plan of The new
order was revealed to him by light from
heaven. The meeting was a dIsorderly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-03
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS ALARMED.
Irish Americans DESERVING Their Ranks
An Urgent Appeal To Them.

New York, Oct. 2.-The ish-American
Union, an organization of Irish-Americans
in this city, today issued an address des-
ignating the fact that, prompted by the
Republican party" many citizens of their
race have been tempted TO form Irish-Re-
publican clubs ito advocate and, if possi-
BILE, convince citizens Of their race that in
aiding the Republican party they helped
Irish interests" The address says:
The futility of such talk is apparent TO any
thoughtful citizen. and that IL Is not alone un-
American, but unwise. that any needy citixens
be guided or controlled in the exercise OF their
duties by any other consideration than their
patriotic duty to America In performing that
duty we believe We eau best do SO by support
ing the Democratic party.
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Topeka, Kan, Oct. 2.-The Democrat,
which has heretofore been recognized as
the organ of the fusion of Democrats and
Populists, has bolted the movement in a
long editorial. The Democrat states thas
it discovered that the fusion movement
was called into existence and 10 now con-
trolled by set of selfish Office seekers who
are dominated more by hope of selfish
gain than desire for the triumph Of
Democratic principles. The bolt is body
blow TO the fusion movement.
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President oakrs Visits wilkeson.

TACOMA, Oct. 2-[Special. President
Oakes, of the Northern Pacific, and party
this afternoon, by a special tram. visited
the new coke ovens at Wiikeson. The
party returned this evening. 1t expected
that more capital will be put into the in
dustry there.
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NEW York, Oct. Rev. Thomas Dixon
today delivered another of his character
istic talks. the subject being the Garfield
race track OF Chicago. He said in part !:
after all, the Garfield track is typical Of
the race track today. The whole business
is of the same piece. The conscience OF
the nation has outgrown il. The race
track must go as the lottery has gone.
The plain fact is. the lottery is small
evil compared with the races"
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CHIoaGo, Oct. 2.-~Judge Gresham win
neither confirm nor deny the story printed
here this morning TO the effect that be in
tends to vote for Grover Cleveland. He
was seen by representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press tonight and refused absolute-
Iy TO talk on the subject. answering oil
questions with: II will nos say word
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ENDORSEMENT OF MIR. ELDRIDGE.
Republicans OF . Pierce County Precinct
Recommend His Election as senator.


ORrING. Oct. 2.-tSpecial. THE Repub-
lican club of Brecker precinct held meet
ing last night at which resolutions in
dorsing F. Z. EIdridge for state senator
were passed. This action was taken to
offset the misstatement of the Tacoma
Ledger. which has attacked Mr.. Eldridge
because he is urging the Republicans of
Pierce county to stand by the state ticket.
Following are the resolutions:
OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN, Clue. J
BRECKER PRECINCT. Oct IL
Resolved That We know Mr.. Fred Il. Eidridge,
of 0rting, to be a true and tried Republican,
and recommend him as such 10 the electors of
the Nineteenth senatorial district, and we earn
estly solicit support for him in the coming cou-
vention, well knowing him tn be an honest and
true friend to the interest Gf Pierce couty.
c. c. MINGUs, Chairman
W, A. BAYNK, Secretary.
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WAsnISeToN City. Oct 2.-The bureau
of American republics is informed OF the
closing Of contract between Guatemala
and the Hamburg Pacific steamship line
in which the company agrees to send at
least one ship a month from Europe to
Guatemalan ports. and carry freight at re-
duced rates. furnish free transportation TO
the officers of the government and mail TO
Central and South American countries.
make reduction OF at least one-haif the
rate for bringing articles for the use Of the
government and the immigrants destined
for the republic. The company will be
paii 81 90 for each ship arriving at Guate-
maian ports. and there will be no tonnage.
lighthouse or port charges, extra facilities
for taking and discharging cargo. and the
privilege OF engaging in the coastwise
service has been extended to the vessels OF
the line
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Penusylvania Outlaw Killed,

UNIoSTowN, Pa, Oct. Frank Cooley.
leader of the famous Cooley outlaws, was
shot and killed today at his fathers house,
while trying to escape from posse under
Sheriff Mccormick. of Fayette county.
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Robber whit,rock Out OF JAN.

KANSAS CRY, No., Sept. 27-Fred
Whittrock, alias Jim Cummings, the
noted train robber who perpetrated the
1900 express robbery near st. Louis over
four years ago, was released from the
penitentiary YESTERDAY.
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Special Car for worlds Fair COMMITTEES.

TACOMA, Oct. Especial. IA special
car will probably be set aside for the use of
Gov. Ferry and his staff and the commit
tee of the executive committee to repre-
sent Washington at the Columbian expo
sition on dedication day at Chicago on
October II. The members of the. COMMITTEES
who will attend will be decided upon at q
meeting on Tuesday next of the executive
committee of the Worlds fair commission.
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THE
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Republican ST., North Seattle,
fa Little Beys and Girls from 1 10 Years Of Age

The NIssKs WrSrwRsorRNE having purchased
he "Hofk kINDERGARik kN AND PRIMARY
stHDol4" have pleasure in announcing that Il
"at he reopeued on THURSDAY, september i, 1892.
be'DE sSp"renced teachers in primary instruc-
Hon AGd kfudeFg garien work their pupils lad inter
e>t and io hi in the various studies. while solid
'oGncAsion of future education Is being laid
Horrs Of Attendance. to IL -. IN.
Fees payable in adSancel. - per month.
a small Zee Of - cents per month Will be charged
FER kindergarten materials, use OF giIts aud sta
toasr<
The uethod. oytesching are based nFRoEREL's
sAS n. which Is how being universally adopted
ss the hest teachers of Infants
The following viii give ali idea ot its scope
THE nt>Dtk5AR IN GIFTS teach the
fnit0ents * Color. Form Arith letlc and Georne-
W. cOttlNR{,ng the chiiGrens constructive faculty.
inng nation. powers OF obseEs alton. aad csearhess
fHk KlSDERGARTEN GAMES comprise
oynnast.c Exercises Glass singing AMI HABITS Of
Anlnlss aud lsIris. deysiopins paysilue prompt
aSed' and combined action
khk nj iNGtk h8 h&IkN OCCUPATIONS en-
brace kesitng Writing. Drawing. Seedi.work.
healNork Taper Plating, Bead NoTs, Basket
As1iuk Pea zad SiICs Work Paper cutting and
to48lns Mo1elliug ate. which train the hand 20
atiteity and neAtness, and the eye 10 accuracy OF
rhE hINpERGAKrES oRjECr LESSONS
convey a ciesr iiss ~ the fhyscAi Word in rels
Toa - Animals. Vegetables ana Minerals and cui-
tSae the pupils the power ot DESCRIPTION. aud
@seh tneIa 20 arrange ani classify the know ejse
aeSGlEed
Visitors are invited on tie fourth Wednesday OF
every ulcnth from 10 80 70 II -
References: Rev. David 4. Garrett, ~ Marks
recinry Mrs l. :. J. Auat. ARROW. LAKE Wash
tnSt.a; kev Wallace NuitiUg. l.tso second street,
eae parents ot former pupils
Lessons lu French. German and Music gwen IA
&s sfs tu,ops bv arrangements
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PRESIDENT HILL ON The WAY
Iuspeeting the Line over tn Mountains
Due Here Tomorrow.

Rock ISLAND, WASH. Oct II pecial. -
President Hill. Of the Great Northern
railroad, arrived this morning on tour
of inspection. IIs will stop tonight on the
transfer boat Thomas L. Nixon, proceed
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Anarkan.as Hotel Earned.

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Oct. 2-The Metro
roIitan hotel was burned early this morn
ing. All the guests were rescued. some of
them having narrow escapes. The loss to
the hotel Is 5000.
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Horrible Practices of al, Ahortioutst.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 1.-THE Examiner
this morning prints the statement of a
woman named Montrose- wSio charges that
"uhln Period of ten rlo=.hs ending last
MAY forty new born infauys were disposed
ot IN snch manner by Dr. III. c. Beale, to
whom she rented rooms for iying-in hos
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CRY or Mgxrco. Oct. The recent
cyclone destroyed numoer OF bridges
and large portion OF the roadbed OF the
Mexican railroad. At Cosmopoiis thirty
houses were destroyed,
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EIGHT-PAGE EDITION

ing west by private conveyance over the
mountains to the Sound. He is we'll
pleased with the progress of the work and
says the track is now at the Moses Couiee
bridge, SIX miles east of Rock Island. and
will be completed to this point within a
week. The work westward will be pushed
with all possible energy. His business on
the Sound will require only few days,
after which he will return direct TO st.
Paul.
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Mr. sfaaraans has charge CT the cuisine de-
paftuSul Ut the Occidental hotel.
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

Decrease OF Aggregate Debt During Sep
tember Amounts to S7O8,345.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 1.-Foliowlng is q
recapitulation of the public debt statement
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-24

debe obedecer al prop6sito mismo
que ha inspirado en- los Estados-
Unidos las leyes contra Ia inmigra-
ci6n china en- California y Ia que
ira cruel implacable que Sc hace
1 las tribus indias: al de irse des-
embarazando de esss rszas que tie
oen los yankees por iDfe'iores; y
tambi6n al de pagar d. algdn mo-
do a los negros los trsbajos a que
los tuvieron sometidos mientras
fueron esclavos.
Y todavia hay autores de esa
naci6n que oensuran Ia crueldad
de los conquistadores espafioles en-
Anne .ica!"
Ahora bien: m vista de % que
precede y de osrAs muchaa co'sF
ia tan Iamentable indole como ls
10 10 ex III sto, Ino acertamof
al declarar, al principle de ests.
insas, que Ia Union Americans,
osi5 pr6spero y de magnosesplen
dores y progresses industrisle', y
uacion prototype de pueblos de-
mocra'icos. segdn sus intransl-
yentes admiradorer, ofrece a
mundo ccntiuus M ents inconcebi-
bles ejempios ds insoleranaias y
reocupa clones que lienaa de es-
tupor al mas estoico2
Contsste quien quiera.
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FL GENERAL SuiREZ viLDsS.
X. P. de! Rio.

Tenemos ell mayot gus!o er
lar a nuestros iectorss Ia CRATE
ao.icia, que con toda ell alma ce-
eorauos, de que ell biErro {
liastre General de Brigade Exem,
s.. DIN Alvsto Suarez VaGe
alui J soore todo en- Cuba, don /,
presto a Ia causa de E,pana gran
les seru,io,, ja.taments conniu
rsto, scaoa dc ser promovldo po'
RsAt De;reto de 26 dc Ma'x
oado al tm3le1 do G nera d,
O.vision, en lsgiamo premio d,
aaA historic miItAr LENA de me
Getlmientoa.
A4ema', por o!ro Real De;r
. d 50 del prooto mes, b. sid,
aombrado el sen3r SuArtE Wade
1omsndanle General de Divia3r
lei D.sIrtso ds CAssi.la IA Naeva
a.assn 10 edo Aumsnsado e na
marc 10 honrosAs conIeeefacls .
sss qas ornsn sa pseho con /,
tsfaa Graz lie SAa llstmsaeSl do,
tae c b, slis eosisrlda con iu-
IA . del msaen earso.
kspetm - que &c sbsamos may
n sch c. s*eenso de. 81 SaArsi
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TEATRO.

E Su;ces de la function teatral
lei aeves dada por ell sefl B..
abregs. Miss Emma Lynden y
os Tres Bemoles, fue ciertamente
parte lirica encomendada q e..
cos.
Lo cual no quiere decir en- mauera
.guna que ell Sr B,abregs y la Sr,
Emma Lynden defraudaran las
.spiraciones del numeroso CON
:urso de espectsdores qus pressu
;isron sus trabajos y le. aplaudie-
ron satisfschos. Todo 10 contrario:
s Sr B,lsbrega es un excelentt
orestidIgi!ador, y su gentil com
oailsr hace verdaderas maravi.
las de adivinaci6n.-iY no cres
'. en- brujasl decia q nuestro lado
IN ciudadano en- ell colmo de-
sstupor.
lLos Tres BsmO'esi iAh, los
Tres Bemoissi Esos son artistas
tsmo'i,lmos, prodigiosos, SUI ge
aeris. Parcs ha estado la prem
"a del exterior, con ensalxar
es tanto como 10, hs ensa'xado,
ii hablsr de elos. Hay que YER
os, hay que oirles, para compren.
Ter 10 que SOD, 10 que merecep,
que valen. Porque cuidado
lue es cosa estupenda escucbu,
jecutado con insfAbiIi.imo sen
'mienso, con arrebatadora da zu.
"a, con irreproch.b interpreta.
ION, en- IN aparsto compues-
- de cascAbeles, 8 cosa pare
lds, ell Spirto GENT! de Za Fa-
corita, esa incompatible romauz,,
ods delicadex,, melancolis y ter.
,urs, ean.ando Ia cual tanta glo-
"a han eouquistsdo los grandes
snores, entire elIos y sobre todo.
,uestro m.logrsdo G.ysrrel
Los Tres Bemo'e en,u.iasma
-on frenesicAmente al pub ice
sae, entire aclamacioaes, brsvos
: ap suso', pidi6 Ia repeticiou dc
ioa los r1neros de Farorita
Trorador, Laeis y oiro.) tjeeu-
ADDS rotAbiisimamsnte con cas-
sbsles-ysi 10 hemos indieado-y
on bo.ellas, simbre', campanas,
ct, etc.
Tres Bemo'es' E,es valen por
.reseirntos mil de ellos adj.
slonAjos con osros .aetos sosseni
iosl
All exelAmaba slguien q ter.
niaar Ia sancion de antearoche.
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por Ia publication de una nota del
se1or Nicolas Rem6n.
e. Director de la Imprenta de-
Ell Espectador, de Meledfn, en- $500.
por Ia publication de la hoja titu-
lada Vsva la Rpp1bHca.
-El Diorio de Cundinamarca, en-
5000, por los articulos titulsd,s I'm
postura electoral y A Ultima horG,
en- los cuales SO denuncian determl
uados hechos ocurridos en- las pa
sadas eleccioLes y sc haoen algu-
mas observaciones sobre la politics
actual de- aquella Repdbica.
Despues de leer esta noticia, pen
samos como andara la libertad pol
esos libres paises de Ia America
Perfectamepta, de un modo ad
mirable; al vApor, e'e;tricamente.
Veanse, 81 no. estas dos osra,
noticiss, que mas adelante pubIi-
ca ell mismo peri6 6dico, re6rieado
se q la Azsrosa situaci6n actual de
Venezuela:
GEL acto desp6tico de Palacio
ordensnde la prlsi0n de los jueces
que dieron por terminado el perio
do Constitutional de su mando, It
ma sustraido las simpatfas genera
les del pats.
Sc han efectuadO numerosas pri.
stones en- Caracas, por simples sos
pechas de no ser adlctas a la diota
dura de Palacio."
lAsi, asi anda la libertsd pol
Ia America independientel
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Las BONDAS gIPLoSIrAS II Il CONGsRsO
La Con7dencia.

Hizo aver veintinueve dias (dice
Gel Liberal" de Madrid del b.
que ell Gobernador-por los me-
dos que estas autoridades sue.
len tener & SD alcance-supo que
Sc inte taba I'm golpe de mano
contra varios edificios pdbiicos por
medic de aparatos exposivos.
Acostumbrado ell Gobernador q
della clones parecidas, que las mas
de las veces no representan otra
cosa que un cello exagerado de par
te de alguno de sus subordinados, 6
una pequena> emboscada de esos
agentes secretos que no figuraa On
as n6minas de la policia Official,
ii6 escasa impOrtancia q Ia della
cl6p, sin despreciarla en- absolute,
en- la previsi6n-hoy justificada-
10 que pudiese tener algunos fun
dsmentos.
Siete dias despues recibi6 el Sr
Marques de Bogarsya una nueva
,onfi iencia-del mismo origen que
a anterior-eh que SO le di0 como
egnro ell plan de un atentado con.
ira ell ediflcio del Congreso-y "a
entonces, dando 6 Ia denuncia ma.
yores caracteres de verosimiIitud,
iispuso que la pequena vigilancia
p evia adoptada en- los primer0s
momentos, adquiriese las condici0-
,es de una inv sestigaci6n organiza-
la Y constante.
E Gobernador crey6se obiigado
desde luego q participsr sus noti-
aias al Presidente del Oongres0, Sr
Pidal, quien, de scuerdo con dicha
Autoridad. comunic6 6rdenes & los
enpleados en- squelIa Oamara,
nientras el Marques de Bogarsya
ordenaba mu ,hos de sus sgentes
secretos que ocupasen q dialio lu-
cares en- las tribunas, observasen
scalerss, galerias y puertas y Cui.
dasen con exqu sito cello, en- fin, de
exsminar, sin lamar la atenci6n, 4
euantos concurrentes al edificio lea
pa ecieren sospechos0s.
Claro estA que esas mismas noti-
elias las comunic6 el senior Marques
lie B ,garaya al Minlstro de Ia 60.
bernacioa y al Presidente del Ooa.
sejo, quienes, como es natural, re-
comeu daIo on al GobeInador que ex.
tiem sse su GEO y el de sus agentes,
para prevenir y evitar el suceso q
que 10 delaci6n SO referia.