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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-29
Think the Jury Was Hasty

CHICAGO, July 26.-It is quite posi-
bic that Daniel H. Burnham and Fire
Marshal Murphy will soon be released
from the finding of the coroner's jury.
State Attorney Kern is con, incel that
the CORNERS jary acted hastily and he
will advise the grand jury that the case
against them be thrown out.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-29
Uncle Sam Does the Banking,

GRAND FORKS n. D., July 26.-Owing
to recent orders Of st. Paul bankers, re-
gardjng the receipt of out-of-town
checks, the business men OF Grand
Forks are paying their St. Paul bills in
money orders, which has necessarily
increased the money order business OF
this CITY.
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Hidinoin a Swamp.

PINE CITY, Mimi, July 26. The
masked men who robbed Mrs. Vaver-
check at Rutledge last Friday are still
at liberty. The posse i'll search are still
on the trail. having worked night and
day. The men are hiding in a swamp
with searchers on all sides. Officers
are now in charge of the hunters, who
will be prevented from injuring the
rn1:hora
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TRAVELLING MEN PARADE.
Twelve Thousand Erun.mcrs In Line
at CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. July .G.-Des1ite the ex-
cassi, ely warm weather the parade OF
the commercial travellers was a mag
nficant success. Over l2, 00Q men were
in line and no less than A. states and
SIX foreign countries We're represented.
AS the parade lassed TIE Travellers
club ON -;:ichigan avenue it was re-
viewed by Mayor Harri on, President
Iigin bo,ham OF the worlds fair, mem
b.rs of the national commission and
others.
In the afternoon the commercial trav-
elers' new club house on Michigan ave-
nue. was dtl.ca ed and i'll the evening (,
s. ecial programme in honor of the tray
elers was gwen at the Trocadero.
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Three at Indiananoyis

1NDiANAPoL1s, July 25.-ihree bank
failures have occurred here during tie
day snl there are rui!s on several 9TH
ers. he Indial:a National. Fletcher's
aid ih- Commercial a:e the banks that
have c:"srd. The two last named were
private banks bnt FletcI;er's was con-
siiere,l very strong. it was established
in 1854
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The Thieves Escaped.

REYNOLDS, N. D., July 26.-Early
Monday morning burglars entered the
hardware store of Ole Olegard in Bux-
ton, ri fled tie money drawer and car
ried away over $500 in revolyers, knives,
silverware. etc No arrest and no clue
to tie Perpetrators.
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Guests of Il Newspaper.

P1TTsBURG, July 2G Fifty teachers
of this city have started for Chicago to
see tie worlds fair as the guests OF the
Pittsburg Times. They were cl:os by
the lopular vote coupon llan. They
will lie chaperoned ly II leading educa-
tors Of Pennsylvania and staff writer's
of Tie Times.
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arreSfcI For Perjury

WAUrAcA. Wis. July 6-William
Hanscomb. who has been under arrest
as accessory to 1he Mead murder since
last March and was released on Il s., ,0JC
bond last Saturday, was rearrested on
the charge of e,jury, preferred by
District Attorney Eenjamin A. Gold
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Handled a Live Wire.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 26.-Charles Nc
Coy, living at $500 Aldrich aqenue, was
instantly killed by the current from an
electric wire a little after p. m.
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Another Fight at Weir City,

NT1R CITY. K:n.. July 26-The
guards at s..aft No. 337 had ii ched
battle with Il mob of ,.tr.kers at 1913, p.
m. The mob approached the nine
quietly and fired into the shaft. Dep
uty Sheriff Grant who was on patrol
guard, returned the fire and calling the
OF her guards. defended the mire against
the mob. Over 100 shots were fired hut
none of the deputies w.ra injured.
When the mob SAW that the guards
were standing their ground they fed.
1t Is not known how many, il any, Of
the mob We're shot.
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New Jersey Militia Poisoned

AsBUEY PARK, N. j., July e6.-About
60 members of the Second regiment,
New Jersey militia. in camp at Sagirt,
have been poisoned by oxalytic poison
from the tilware used in cooking. The
surgeons are hard at work on the VIC
tiuS
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BUSINESS ls.VlsRSES.

Hodgeman Manufacturing Company.
ToL. D, O.. July 26.-The q. B.
Hodsenan Manu- ac uing company.
one Of the largest concerns in tie City
OF Sandusky is in the bands OF re-
ceiver. The court appointed Clark
Rude Of Sandu>ky as receiver.
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SPREADING RAILS.
Thirty Injured In a Baltimore and
Ohio Wreck

Ohio Wreck.
CUYAHoGA FALLS, O., July 2G-The
second section of the 3 .ltimore and
O..io express. westbound. was wrecked
one mile east of Nlunroe Falls about
4:3o a. m. Spreading Or rails caused
the wreck at point where there is a
short curve in the track. Five of the
coaches, loaded with passengers, most
OF whom We're Oh their way to Chicago,
were thrown down a 1O-fooc embank-
ment. Nobody was killed outri mt but
81 We're injured. five Of them, it is
thought, seriously. All of the 1naimel
We're taken to Akron by special train
and sent to the city hospital.
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Manufacturing Firm Assigns

SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 26.-The ex-
tensive manufacturing firm of Bradley
G. Co. went into lece.vership during
the afternoon. The firm lnal u actured
trip hammers. wagons and fancy
carriages and filters The buildings
and plant are vaiued at $4,000.
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burglars as Bank Wreckers.

PLA1Sv1Ew, N,b., July s6.-The
Plainview Eank was robbed during he
night Of about 5000 in cash. In con-
sequence the bank did not open its
doors in the morning.
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SUSPENDED Publication.

MADISON, Wis, July a6.-The Niadi-
son Times, the daily Democratic organ
established year ago by the state adj
ministration, has suspended publica-
tlUu.
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business Block Burned,

HI LLow Rock, Tenn, July 26-The
business portion of the town was de-
sr, yed during the night by fire. Oily
The Record Office and Lovelace &
Bros. store remain standing.
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LATEST a9As;,i;.r PRICES.
St. Paul Union stock Var

St. Paul Union Stock Var !s.
SOUTH ST. P.,Ui.. July 2'i, 1879.
TOGS-10c higher Range CT prices, IS 40 :
$50.
CATTLE Steady but quiet; igllt emaad.
Prime steers, S2.7,fl3.ri 200 ST .erI, s. So,.2,5
:15; prime cows o.. ~ y &, go, COWS, s., 0 B
2.5J; common t. fair cows, sl.0) b 2.0, Ii, 1t
veal calves. SO 'syi.5t ,e.lv5 .,, 5 =, il, o.
stockcrs 5l.i0 g.,JJ, f,e les, SOD ,..jl; bulls,
Si.,h0L2.O.
SHEFp-Dull.
Nu;1oAs, $40 01'.9o; lrmbs, s:.75D 81,
stor lrr, az feeders, o..'D tq:;.b'.
Htcripts-iloss, auo cattle, 20; c.ly s, 5
she p, 60.
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Canadian ,Jufire Dead.

OTTAWA. July .6-Hon. Chris. opher
S. Patterson, supreme court judge. died
suddenly of heart failure, agel 10 years.
He lad for five years been on tho
supreme bench.
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The Cashier lbSconflct1

NEDFoRD. Wis. July s6.-The Taylor
County bank assigned Tor the benefit of
creditors to E. L. Urquhart. The bank
has never done a large bu mess. but it
was tie depository for the county AMI
city funds. Hermann Matt, the cashier,
has bstan1ol
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DESTROYED Everything.

CADDo, l. T., July 26.-A severe cy-
clone passed over the little town of
Gale, Is miles south Of this place, late
in the evening destroying everything ic
itS nat h
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Chicago Grain anI Provisions.
OPENING PRICES.

CHICAGO, July 26. 1885,.
OPENING PRICES.
WHEAT-Augu~t. 5se Septem,e G.34c.
CORN-Juiy, 4OI4c August, 4O3l ; e.,t;in-
Der Al.
OAIS-July, CSC; August, ::5c; Septem Der,
2534;.
September, Sl9.9l.
LAIRD eplelnoer, 81 ;3,
SHORT Ribs eplen Der, $40.
CLOSING Prices.
WHEAT-Juiy, u3}s August 6,--s Septem-
ber, 6l4a.
COtN-July, 3is4 August, 1885,, Septem-
ber. 4o4c.
oAT,-July, y SC; August, ? IT,; septen-
Der, -42sc.
PCkk-July, 5000: September, s2O5l
LAkD-Juy. s9.1 September, $IOo,15.
SHORT klBS--Juy, y, ss.lU SEPTEMBER,
sSS.Ia.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-29

SPE1SGFlELD, No.. July 26-Six cases
ct Winchesters w.re loadel ON the
Memphis train at Nichols station which
is carrying large number of negroes
to take the rike.'s' places. 1t is said
the negroes We're not loid there was a
s'r.ha and many IT item re. use to go
into the mineS
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Jockey I'Iynn Killed

CoNEY ISLAND. July .6 - Jockey
tt omas Flynn was thrown from his
mount at the Brighton Beach race
track daring the afternoon and re-
crivel injuries from which he died soon
Af'er. Flynn was 20 Years old.
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Nfontczuma Mine Resumes.

ASPEN. Colo, July 26-The manage
ment OF the Montezuma silver mine
has decided to resume operations and
ship lis output to the s1nelters where it
is to be stored, awaiting a better condi-
ton OF the market.
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Was Teasinrtha .,uIJ

ASoKA, Minn.. July Ga man en-
lloyed hy John Nelson o Ham Lake
was gored b. a bull and perhaps fatally
wounded. lie was teasing the animal
when it became enraged and attacked
him
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-29

Acurious and very objectionablec crank
is one who has developed in Bir,ning-
ham, England. He goes about with a
long steel hat pin and stabs all fashion
ably dressed ladies whom he encounters.
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Two :;t, Louisville

LOUISVILLE. July .G-TLe Merchants
National ba1k has suspended.
LOUISVILLE. July 26.-At 1:3D p. IN.
the Fourth Ma ionsl bank closed its
1n0r.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST Episcopal Church: Services held
every Sabbath at II o'clock: Sabbath school at
u IN. Evening services at 1880 with class
meeting at the close. Bible class Tuesday
evening and prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 1880. Junior Epworth league on Friday
at 4:l5 Every body invited to these meetings
H. WARMAN. Pastor.
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Steel Mills Resume.

PI1TsBClG, July 26-Ti:e extensive
iron and steel plant OF Jones & Laugn-
lin has resumed i'll all departments
after an illeness Of ST veral wtexs. The
steel, iron and tinisllers sc;.les of the
Amalgamated association We're all
signed. The resun ption gives employ
ment 10 5000 men. The situation DIT
the other NILS here IS unchanged, and
there is no immediate respect o. Set
tlemeut.
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EsyiS Case 1cain ros.r,po6

EELEsA, Men. July 2G.-T.e hearing
of the Davis vii case, set for Monday,
was postponed by agreement to Aug. 2.
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Brought Cold.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The steamship
Ems, which arrived from Europe dur
ing the day. brought $4,000 in gold
and the steamship Seneca from Havana
31OJ 600
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Minneapolis Grain.

MIN .EArnLIS. July 25. 1884,,
WHEAT-.Juy closing, CSC; August clos
ing G91sc september Opening, t.7s'; highest,
6 "a lowest Gl1a.s; closing, rs December
op ned ts5sc highest SO, lowest, t1ls closing
at i.$A.. On lr.cS-No. / hari to15:; No.
Northern. CllS :; No. :: Northern, ;G1I :.
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Hammocks are more luxurious than
ever before. In their latest form they
include canopy for keeping off the suu
and net for protection against flies,
mosquitoes and gnats-
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CONGREGATIONAL Church: Preaching at
ii q. m. and 1880 p m. Sunday school at l: N.
TUESDAY, Junior Q: r.: society ',o 10 p. m
WM. HOWARD WATSON. Pastor.
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Drowned While Bathing.

BELo1T, Wis. July a6.-Michael
Plum, aged 35, farmer OF Shirland,
lis, was drowned while bathing.
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FREE Reading Room open daily Sunday ex-
cepted) from 9:30 II. IN. TO $50 y. m. Children
under II not admitted after 80 p. m.
Mrs. NJ. II. GARDINER Librarian.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO UNIO.I STOCK YARDS
July rs. l5J.
CATTLE-St n ly.
HOGS-Slr, l G915c higher Heavy. $3.50 p
SOS: mixed ana neuiuhl, So6, 6 Is: ii gut - 81
ct 0.
sIEEP-Stea IS.
Receipts: Cattle, 7,oJ9; hogs, l0.5): sheep,
!uun
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CATHOLIC Church services the third Sunday
in each month. High Mass at 10 u. M, YES
pers Mt 1870 p. m.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

A. F. & A. n. Star in the West Lodge. regular
communications first and third Wednesday i'll
each mont ut Z 80 p. m.. in Blacl1burns hall.
Visiting brothers are invited
j. L. BURNS, W. N.
J.:S. DUNIvIN, Sec.
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X. of p. meets every Tuesday at 7 80 p. m.
ROBERT RAY, JR.. c. G..
GEO. NJ. JONES' X. OF r. ANDS.
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l. O. O. F. Garfield Lodge No. 36, meets every
Saturday Mt Z 30 p. III. Sojourning Brethren
are cordially invited.
&c. WALLACE, N. G.
RoBT. RAY, Sec.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. A. C. McCLANAHAN,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
RED LODGE, MONT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12
(ContinuarA madana).

"ULTlMA HORA.-El Comercio asocia-
do recibi6 esta tarde el siguiente telegrama de
Cuba:
"Dicen de Melilla que ell general Macias
asediado por las continues peticiones de tregua
que lie hacen los moros, dirigi6 una carta al jefe
de las kabilas del Riff, prometiendole conceder
Ia paz, pero nevando cabo las fortiicaciones
del fuerte Sidi-Aguariah aunque Sc opusieran TO-
dos los moros del Universe. Espirado ell plazo
dado en- la carta al Baja de las kabilas, la ma
rina los fuertes reanudaron sus fuegos contra
los moros."
El dltimo p&rrafo del telegrama que veni
mos reproduciendo Sc presta diversas interpre
taciones. Dice ash
"Conferenciaran moros hijo ito Sultan; Ca
so fracaso ira &ste."
Dejamos al juicio de nuestros lectores ~apre
ciar ell contenido de las anteriores noticias pues
queremos nosotros abstenernos de hacerlo. Cons
to- sin embargo que seguimos pensando como
dijimos aver: nj creemos nj tenemos confianza en-
las pronesas de los marroqufes El general Ma
clas reanudando sus fuegos contra ell enemigo
ha hecho 10 que debla hacer. Con balas nt
con mensajes es que debemos vengar la ofenss
| que nos han inferido salvajes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

1 El iia ~ reunidos ID todos Ion elementos
precisos han empezado los trabajos de trlncneras
en- las inmedisciones de los fuertes de Canellos
Rostrogordo y Cabrerizas bajas, loo mor0s que al
principle estuvieron en- actitud espectante, rom.
pieroRIel fusgo las 4 de Ia tard0 las tropas por
10 noche 90 retiraron los fuertes respectlvos
el general Margallo qued6 en- el campo. nj par.
to eficial distribuido 4 la prensa esta madrugada
(2S) es el siguiente, ain que hasta ahora IL me.
diodfa del 28) ne conozcan mas detallea:
"Melilla, ~ I'll nochel l-Coronel regimen
to Africa al ministro de Ia Guerra:-"A Ian IL
De Ia manana de hoy De empezaron los trabajos de
Ia baterfa trincheras frente al fuerte de Came
llos por una compafia de ingenieros, proteGida
por las seceiones de tiradores Matsssr, ell bata
lion cazadores de Cuba y una bateEia de mentana.
Una segunda compaHia de ingenieros con algu
NOS pensdos, trabajaba On el reducto Z, y ls ter
cara, en- union de fuerzas de los reglmisntos de
Borb6n y Extremadura de penados, segufa Ia
construction de hnsa de trincheras de Rostrogor
do Cabrerizas BajaE. A las pr6ximamsnte
de la tarde, el enemigo ha roto ell tuego contrs
los nuestros desde sus trincheras en- todo el CON
torno de nuestro campo exterior. El genera
Margallo estaba en- Camellos; el general Ortegs
On Rostrogordo. Las fuerzag de Oamellos logra
ron donoinar 81 fuego del enemige retirarse cor
orden. En- Rostrogordo go rsuni6 TODD ell regi
I miento de Extremadura, del que un battalion st
| alojaba On el Pclfgono. Suspendido el fuego er
Cameilos, el general Margsllo, al regrasar Ii
plaza, viendo que no 90 retiraban los fuertea lo
| nuestros de Cabrerizas atlas y de Rostrogordo
/ so dirigi6 hacia ALA para ordenar en- persona Il
/ retirada. 81 fuego ha cesado, y Ell gene, a, Mar
gallo queda en- los fuertes Mai1ans dare de
| tales"
(Continuara ma71ana).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12
ia MELILLA

E se6or Ministro do la Guerra hs talegra-
1ado hoy este Gobierno General 10 que sigue:
"Oinponga Ia incorporation al Disciplinario
de los confnados que se refere su telegrama
del 10, & los condenados penas que no excedan
de prisi6n miitar mayor"
Como sc We, el Gobierno de 8. M. ha acojido
bien el patriotico ofrecimiento de los psnados
procedentea de este Bj6rcito que en- solicitud que
publco La CoRREsPoNDENo1A, pidisron esta "a
pitana General la gracia de que 90 lea perm1tiese
ir combatir en- Melilla contra los enemigos dc la
Patria.
va dijimos nosotros que merecia nusstras
9impatias la actitud de los referidos penAdos, J
NOS completeness en- anadir que hemos visto CON
gusto que su solicitud hsya aido bien acojids por
el Gobierno Nacional
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

VAPORES que sc sspersn: Ei esp. "5aturnips, =,
ssli6 Ell 20 del passdo de Livsrpoot, El esp, "Pio
TX" 10 verified el dia del corrients del puerto
de Canarlas seguira viaje para los de Maya.
guez, Ponce, Habana y Cisntuegos admitierdo
earga pasajeros para todos slscs. 81 esp. San
Juan" recalara del l9 al 20 del eorri2ate prcca
dente la Hsbans puertos do sn 1ut&. e! esp.
s.Ciudad de Santander," aalid de CzGz 81 10 del
corriente directo para este puerto. Fl eep '.Ciu-
dad de Cadiz," sali6 q. 10 del actual de ia Eaba-
ma llegara este puerto el IA del mismo. FL
ingles 'Gallina," harp6 de Nusva York el dis
del actual y de mafana pasedo llegara este
puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12
La Exposition Commercial de h Y

Fsta mafara vimos I'm czecdo n6mero oe
osrsonas reun1das en- Ia Gale de san Francseo
n6m.0 43. Por curiosi sd cuisines erterarnos
del objeto de Ia reunion. gan e fac nuestrs
sorpleia al yer que no sc trsBsba lie los moros
del Riff, sino de aimrsr una collection de csmas
precosisimas que Sc exhiben en- e. eatAblecimis n.
to de nuestro particular amigo COZ Aveino Eli
zalde. la verdsd es que NO tu6 indtii nuestra
vista: viInos allf eamaE del mas exquisite gEsto
y NOS hicieron exclsmsr:-INo hoy mas allaI
Las dichas camas son dignns de fgursr ca la Elk.
posici6n regional en- ls seeuridad de que no hs.
bra otrss que la supsren. asi debe hacerlo el
amigo Eizslde 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

Nos dicen de Caguas: "Las ofertas para sl
ejercito que combate en- Melilla continuan; el
farmac6utico de esta Villa don Manuel F. Martin
ha entregado & la alcaldia la auma de $3.50 cts.
CON aquel fin en- Ia imposibilidad de otrecsr su
persona por impedimento fisico, cedera mientras
1ure Ia guerra 10 gus tenga que abonarle ell ayan.
tamiento por las medicinas cue suministre & los
rutermos pobres. Sabemos tambien que ha en-
giAdo directamente al Gobierno General una GAIA
conteniendo vendajes algod6n fenico para lon
heridos. Plausible es ell proceder del sefor Mar
TN"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

seiior Egozcue manifesto q. 8. Ea q Gobernador
General hizo el referido nombramlento ep vlrtuo
do la designation que habfa hecho ID Comisi6n
y. asociados, al remitirle ID terna de
loa individuos que habfan acreditado mejorea
servicios La Corporation acord6 por unanimi.
dad los do Ia Comial6n provincial asociados.
Orden del dia: S$@<5.4 %% %@E <}S2 r
Los asuntos pendientes de despacho.
Habiendo transcurrido las horas reglamen.
tarias, se levant6 Ia session. #&.
(Continuara).
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Anoche en- tres ocasloaes intentsron robar

en- Ia casa de Ia calle de Norzsgsrsy que
ocupa don Francisco Cano dueno del Csrrousal
de la plazuela de Santiago. El seaor Cane fue
avisado las de que Ia dicha casa estabs sbier-
ia; pero los CAGES no habian tsnido tempo de
hacer el robo. A las 10 menos cusrto tuvo por
segunda vsz noticias de que Ia casa estaba abier.
y una tohalls, prendas que un guardia logr6 re-.
cupsrar una hora despu9s, deteniendo dos in.
dividuos, con actividad cue le honra Pero 10
audacia de los cacos no par6 shi: a las IL y
media de Ia noche Gusndo el Eenor Cano SO ha.
(laba recogido, sinti6 de nuevo qus DIS ban golpes
an Ia pueKta pretendiendo deserrajsrl =. Fran
camente, no puede pedir mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

De Ceamo reciblmos anoche 81 siguiente to-
legrama: "Los frutos reunidos en- esta Villa pars
mandar Africa (cAfe, tabacos ron y azdcar) fue
ron cedidos por rs de los principales propietaroI
y anoche salieron en- un CARO- que los conduce
esa Capital. 81 Ayuntamiento Sc susCribi6 cor
1000 pesos en- case de declararse la guerra est
dispuesto mayores sacrifcios si fueren necesa
rios-E -EchGvarrto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

esta plaza en- Ell dia dc hoy. DssEinsdog con ior.
nal en- Obras del Pusrto 5; en- al Arsenal, e.;
en Ell Hospital Militar, Z; en- los jardlnes del
Ayuntamiento TO- y en- reparaeionsR de plazas
por cuenta del mismo, Is. Total, A. Sin jor-
nal dentro y fuera del Penal, loo. Total game.
raj lao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

Los rateros en- S4nEulce BE- introdujeron en-
ls casa del respectable comerciante de este plaza
Mr.. g. Rorber, ignorandoss 10 que Sc uevaron
en- Ia mlsma nochs tratsrou de penetrar en- la c..
So del sedor Lsrroca. No fabemos ei Is pclicfa
pudo scharles el guante esos amigos de Ia pro.
pieded agena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

El seftor Echavacria aica,ds de Coarno tele
CRATIC aver don Antonio Ahumada 10 cue 81
que: "Ru6gole compre un barril szdcar centrs
1e o. case = 10 haga entregar Ia junta Oentra
para enviar socorroa Melills, diciendome i'm
porte para remesarlo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

Rspetimos nuestros favorscedores 10 que
"a le hemos dicho diferentes veces: Repartimos
gratis en- esta Capital en- toda La Isla los supple.
mentos que publica LA CORRESPONDENCE. 81
alguno de los muchachos repartidores los cobran
y hay quienes Se conformen On pagarlos, no es
nue sta 10 culpa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

Dice el Disrso Popular ue Aaysguez techa.
do Ell del mes en- curse:
"Habiendo tenido que splsBar su mareha
para Ia Capital la compaffa de karin VS.. oua,
hasta mediados de ls Hemsna que vieEe, aun do.
ra dos funcloneE mas las noches del skbado do.
mingo pr6ximos. Oportunsmsrts ananciarsmos
el tftulo de las obras que Sc pondran en- escens.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-12

La suscrici6n alberta por el Boletsn Msred'sts
para levar auxilios nuestros soldados en- Africa
ascendfa aver & 10 suma dc 800 pesos.