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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

gaci6n los Peligros anexos a una IT.
cha incesante para recabar un derecho
leg timo que tienes que Sc te res2e-
t. v consdere. En- vano es; ipatria
desdichada que tus desinteresados
hijos clamen uno y otro q y sc
revuelvan iracundos contra tantOs vi
clos que amenazan iniquilarte! Tod"
es infructuoso FL NAL es muy grave
viene de arriba de los poderosos
Ante el cancer corrosive y gangrenO
SO que te augura la muerte, solo un
remedio activo c6caz podria salvar-
te. DE 10 contrario tendras
que sucumbir bajo la pesadumbre de
tan grande cronica dolencia.
Creimos un dia que al negarsele
pan al Puertorriqueno no Sc le mega
ria justicia; pero hoy vemos con dolor
que nj una cosa nj otra eXIsten para
el colono infeliz; pues annque apa
rentemente existe la iusticia en- la
forma, en- el fondo no hay NADIA
Hay justicia para las cuestiones de
poca monta 8 para todas aquei as que
no afectcn un NAL entendido eSPa1I0
HSWo; porque sabido es que aqui antes
que Alcalde, Juez, Magistrate 8 poll
tico. hay que ser esbaH0I
Todo Sc reduce a un patriotismo
hiP6crta y egoista que prostituye y
corrompe las cosas mas sagradas
iOh esbaH0llsUl0, e5baH0Hsnl0 Ihasta
donde nos -llevara tn tuteIa dcprimen-
te y yoprobiosd? tlasta donde nos con-
ducira tn dictadura absurda, humi-
llante y expoliadora7
EvARIsTo lzCOA DIAZ.
Junio "a de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01
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LA CABEZA Y Ell CORAZON

La cabeza piensa y no siente. FL
corazon siente y no piensa.
Ell corazon es el niflo Q el Adde'S
cente, con sus ilusiones, sus debllida-
des, su entusiasmo sus caprlchos
La cabe a es Il hombre proyecto que
marcha sobre el terrenO positive
que no SC forma ilusiones, que calcu
Ia con una exactitud mathematical los
medios que han de conducirlo al fin
que sc propone.
La Cabeza es la ciencia eNaCta. +
corazon vive del pasado. goza con eI
presente y apenas Sc cuida del porve-
mir La cabeza toma lecciones de 10
pasado, asegura el presente y mira al
porvenir.
La cabeza es ell pedagogo. Ell CO.
raz6n eli educado. FL corazon hace
10 que quere. La. .cabe>a hace 10
que debe.
ri coraz6n anna ell bien por instin-
TO. La cabeza 10 hace por deber o
por egoismo
FL corazon dicta las acciones her6i-
cas- La cabeza inspira las accione>
titles. La cabeza atiende al prove
cho. Fl coraz6n solo busca el pa
GER
O FL coraz6n puede hacer I'm bue"
amante un NAL esposo. La cabezd
TN NAL ana nte y un buen esposo.
FL corax6n es un ciego sin lazarillo
Ia cab6za puede marchar sola POI
todo el mundo. FL corazon puede
encontrar los peligros La cabeza
sabe evitdrlos.
La cabeza concibe. FL coraz0n eje
cuta. Del corazon salen las grande>
virtudes. De la cabeza los grandes
proyectos.
La csbcza puede conducir al hom
bre al temp dc la gloria. Fl cora
z6n puede conducirlo al cadalzo.
ST el corazon dirigiera el destino dt
Ia humanidad, 5sta dejara de existlr
ST fuese solamente la cabeza quien
dirigiera Ia humanidad podria exis
tir mas desapareceria el sentimiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01
COMUNICADO

Fl dia del corriente tuvimos ei gaato Dc
aSistlr los exaInenes de Ia escue(a e3emen-
tai lie niTlaS de esta poblacion. acto que se
celebro soeinne lucidamente, aeiando .gra
tismaS impresiOnes Ell los p;tures de fanll-
liza que a 81 concurrImos.
La j6ven proEesora d"na Domitila Colon
V Pacheco que .es Ia habil iardihera que !,
con eu saber metodo, piepara e terr41"
V riega la semila d. III c;eneia en- los tier
nos cerebros de nuestras hiiaS turma su-
corazones inocentes con fehgranAs de puft-
-imas virtudes, ha conquistado en- nu8str"
sociedad eI lauro inmarcesible de 33uestra
agradecimiento.
Dicho sea de paso, la senorta Colon, que
desde muy j6ven fu6 elevaGa por su taian5a
a la majestuosa noble curdl del nagste'i
con abnegacion heroicidad sublimes, III
sacri6cado, en- bien de la juventud, sps amos
,nejores hasta Ia salud preciosa, recol endp
IN premio de sus mobiles ataneS las amarllla>
flores de la miseria y las amurguras de los
dolores que le brinda una existencia en-
f-rma.
Professors como Ia seEorita Colon. que.
con Iaborio<dad 8 inteligencia unda II
buena voluntad que la impuls;t, practIca sa>
ieberes como IN culto sacerdotiZa de-
temple de minerva, y brlII0 de la sociedad
lie que forma parte, merece q mas de la ad-
heson Y auxilio de los puebloz en- que mo
ran las protecciones valiosas del gobierno V
sus munlcIp'Os.
Felcitasnos la maestro sincerameute
pOr su tempo que corona sus esfuerzos
ante la iunta examinadora, enviamosl L,
IN estas Ilneas, el teStimonio de esta graft
tud.
Salinas, Janio % de 1898
Ear5os padres de familia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01
IA CONCIENCIA
De otof Hi'go

AFRAID. tempestad se desataha,
cuando de toscas pieles revestiae
Cain con 81 familia eaminaba
huyendo Il Ia iust;cia de .Jehova.
LA uoche ;ba a caer. I-ents ia mareha
al pie de montana detavieron.
aguel honlhra fatIdico diiecon
sus tris5es hlios Descansetnos va.
Duermen- todos. excepto el fratricida.
que alzando sus Iniraaas haeia el monte.
vi6 en- el fondo dsl fdaebre horizonte
IN ojo flo en- eI.
Sc estremeeio Cain, y despertando
81 famiiist del dortn;r reacio,
cual sniestros fantasmas del espacio
retoIaaron i hdir: .saerte cruel
Corrien3o tresnta noches ! sus d{as.
' paliao cajia@o, sin reposo,
sin mirar h:lcia atris pavoroso,
terra de Assjr pleo.
-Reposenos aqui- :. Demos asilo
esta region espiendIda de- suelo:
Y al sel.tarse, la frente alov6 al cielo,
' ALI el ojo encoafro.
Entonce5 4 Jabel, padre de aquellos
que Ell el desierto habitan :: Haz, le dijo,
que SO arme aQul aaa tienGa; el buen liia
arnl6 tienda cornl1n
%6Todavfa le veis lregant6 Tsila,
Ia nina de la blonda cabellera,
Ia De faz como ei anna, placentera.
7 Cain responaio 10 seo alIn.
lt)t3I Cfl IolteS G 10 - l ia Utirfera
d. bronco construire tras de csc muro,
padre, estaras de Ia vision seguro:
ten conGanza en- nj
Una muraHa Sc elev6 atanera,
ei ojo estaba ELI.
Tubalcain d fabricar Sc puso
ana ciudad gigantic de Ia terra
y en tanto sus Aernanos daban guerra
la tr;bn de Seth d la de Enos
pobando DE- tiniebas la c5tmpila,
Ia sornbra de Ia torre Sc extendia
en- Ia puerta grtb6 su atanetia:
Prohiho entrar Dios
Tn castillo de piedra cpyo mGro
la aititud de una nontfIla asciende.
de la ciudad en medic Sc aesprende,
Y ali ain entro.
rsiia lega hasta q p'.ipitante,
Padre, le dice, iaan 10 ha des parecido.
I el apciano aterrado, conmovido,
ie re>nonde No. no.
De hoy mas qu!ero hsbitar baio Ia terra
como en 81 tun1ba el muerto; Y presnros:
fauilia cavuie ana ancha fosa.
Y a ella descend0 al fin
Mas bajo de esta boveda sombria,
debaio de esa tamba inhabitabie,
el 90 estab1 fiero, inexorabie,
y m;raba Cain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01
AGEnCIA FUIERARIA

Hago saber al p1b'ico que desde
hoy la que estaba a cargo de don
Bartolom6 Segui. caiIe Mayor. se ha
trasladado Ia calle dc Nives. no g
y contin1a bajo Ia direction del GO
suscribe, que es su dueno
4Nfoaio Rora
Ponce. JUNO % de 1898. 6Im
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01
EXCrRSIOI De PT0. RICO \ CHIC ClGH

Linefarto de Ia ErorSjjn qte Satdrd De San
Jto,, de Puerto Rec los dias % q y de ca
da mes, por los raPores correos de Ia Com
pGHja TrasaHdRtic1 esp1dola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

Tn riflo le corta edad, Ilamado Inoeencio
fiio del senior doa Ciprian MonsanHb de
1abucoa, ACADIA ae safrir un aegraciasisimo
accidenta
Pasaba ,as vaeacinnes en- a campo Y, yen
10 con otros comlaneros sayos- Il banarse
en Il rio reshaI6 : &c introlaio en- Il eSto
-uago l. puata &c m macaete one iiAvab4
IA uss,i-o.
\ pesar de los anzilios m5aicos uuri6 i
a veis.ticnatro ieraS
4 ~.. est.inab,e fsm.iis, enviamos nGestro
gesame por tan trernenda desgraeia
Eu Ia Gocsta = anuncia Ia vaeansS de
dos piazas dt .atsl.eos t.tu,ares en- Luqpil
dotadaz q ua5er mensuai de so; Ii &c
Ia escuela elementt de ninas de Adiputa~
la de igral case de Naranjito.
Aver = ;nscribieron en- esta e;udad el
nacimiento de Maria Laboy Rivera Y ts
d-fuucione8 de jose Santiago, jaana Her
nandez Almodovar, Sixto Rodriguez, En-
riqae Rivera Dr6s. Galo Delgado Mendoza
' Francisco Ortiz
En- Mayagjjez Sc pnbliea una ravista men
s5lal titulaia La F1itteiia 1,atiiia1,a Que
puede ser muy It'll = los coleeconi-tas de
seilos
Henos reeibido el nomero i.
BESIDE E! lunes pr6ximo Sc abrifan de
uaevo las clases del GoIeai0 Cei2tru} que diri-
. en eSta eiudad el competento professor
"nastro amigo don Isidoro Colon.
Na 10 saben los padres de faa4iIia que en
suiuei centric educan 4 sus hiios
Sabemos que cada dIa "a acauzand3 ma
yer crefiito ei lnagnffico pan cue elaoora
Las TRES y. a establecimento aumenta de
tai modo su ciientala, que todas las tardes
y todas las lnaianas Sc aglomeran frente al
despacho IN ntImero extraordinag;o de com
nradores.
Sea enhorabuena
Henos recibido la vista de los i,nportau-
tes colegas La aueca era de IA Habana La
Reptbhca de Santiago de Cuba.
eSponderenos gQstosos Il cange.
Ia NEW-YoRk desafia competencia.
l6r4ue: Su p6tiza de acamalacion Is tal
senciiIa que toda persona Ia comprenGe.
La yl.lcst POLKA que proporciona SECURE
ssumedlato . incondicional.
No encierra rest.;cciones en- cuanto 4 re
sidencia
No encierra restricciones en- cuanto
viaies.
No encierra restriceiones en cuanto al
servicio militar
No encierra restriceiones en- o,anto !, Ia
oeapacion.
No encierra restrcciones e,f cnanto las
caus5}s de muerte.
No encierra Cllnsula &c suicidio.
rs indisputabe despues de IN ano.
Proporciona prestamos al asegarado.
Solamente cobra un interes de 5p.5 so
bre tales prestarnos
Conee,le an mes de grac;a para el pago
del premio.
Prot4je al asegrraao per medic de clau
sua= Dc no-caeecaci6r. mas ventaj josas que
la cosscedidas por cuaiquiee otra compania-
Fneierra on s. todos los bnenos rasgos de
todas la4 deaas p63izss en existeneia.
\ pasa POI alto todos los males.
Por consiguiente unigtnita.
Agente general: don Luis Sanchez Mo
tales, San Juan Pto.- Rico. Sab-agente en-
Ponce: don Eduardo Sal;ch.
El Doctor CON Vicente Ssntoni oeulista
de Ia faenltad De Paris, recibe copsu!tas dia-
rias de : De IL manana de | 5 de Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

En i Jurisdiction ds Brranqnitas. 4
.ifco minutes ds IA paasacion. se vende uns,
e~taGcia rompue~te de szsenta : cu..tro
en-rias, fae,las en 50 mayorfa de cafe !
lnslangas.
TY-ne casa de MADEIRA, acaa abundante.
e llama ia terreuo : fertlli-iFua.
III cue desee com yrarla l.ere dirigirse,
en Coauo, al que suScrshe. Ze.'o 1ua coI5a.
Janio, = le 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

Desde E! lunes pr6zimo Sc abrfin de
aaevo las clases del Go!eqio CentJa} que sliri-
- en eSta cudad el competento professor
nuasero amigo don I~idoro Colon.
Na 10 saben los padres de faa4iI}a que en
;tluel centric educan 4 sus hiios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

k.u Il, Gocata ~e anancia la vaeanss De
dos pazas de .atsl.eos t;tu,ares en- Luqail
dotadas con G ua5er meneual de SO Ia &c
IA escuela etenental ds ninas de Adiautas
y la dc ignal clase de Naranjito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

Ilemos reeibido la vista De los inportau-
tes colegas La nueca era de IA Habana La
Reptbitca de Santiago de Cuba.
urfe&ponderemos gQstosos Il cange.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

Aver - ;uscribieron Ell esta eiudad e!
nacimiento De Maria Laboy rivera its
defuuciones de jose Santiago, Jaana Her
nandez AImodovar, Sixto Rodriguez, En-
riqaa Rivera Dr6s. Galo Delgado Mendoza
Francisco Ortiz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-01

El Doctor Con Vicente Ssntoni oculista
Ie Ia faenltad de Paris, racibe copsultas dia-
rias de 4 9 de IL nanana de 4 5 de la
tarde, en- esta ciudad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

OLYMPIA. June Especial. Good au-
thorities on government land, and Incl
dentally the states interest therein, are of
the opinion that the state is to be the
greatest sufferer by the ruling of the secre-
tary Of the interior affecting surveys in
the state. A prominent land attorney in
this city said today that unless steps were
taken by the state asking the secretary to
Immediately modify the rule. the state
would be materially injured by the course
OF the government, which places the lands
in such position as to make them I'M
available for location. In the meantime
the lands which can in any reason be con-
sidered valuable agricultural lands have
been taken.
Only small fraction of each of the
townships TO be surveyed have been To-
Gated upon. which will, upon investiga-
'ion. cause the report to be adverse to
their survey il the ruling is literally ad-
hered TO. No doubt the INSPECTORS will
find meager Improvements, and il is quite
matter Of conjecture what construction
the inspectors Will put upon such inn
provements. but they will probably con-
ciude that the settlers have located more
with a view TO timber than to agricultural
possibilities, and in that event viii disap-
prove Of the surveys. II immediate steps
are not taken to have the rule modified.
il will probably result in preventing the
deputy surveyors from going into the
field this year, in view of the shortness of
the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

NEw YoRx. June 2.-Ths senate com.
mistee on immigration resumed its inves.
tigstion today. q. II. Thobo. immigrant
inspector, said that many immigrants had
told him they come to this country By tho
aid Of Baron Hirsch's fund. II know
that Col. Weber vent from tho iumigra-
ton department into the employ of the
Hirsch fund" said the witness. Frank
Gebiis, . banker. said that sons italisns
made arrangements for work before they
started for this eouniry. This Was gen.
erally done through bankers. Mayer a.
Isaaes, president Of the Baron Hirsch
fund, took the stand. The witness said:
No. dollar OF this money has heen specs 10
aiding immigrants 10 como 70 this ooun:xy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03


OLYMPIA. June 2-The supreme court
today handed down an opinion in the case
OF Edmund Seymour vs.. the City of Ia
coma The judgmen, OF the lower court
was reversed. with directions to enter
new judgment in accordance with the
opinIon. in case no issue OF fact is taken
upon the answer Chief Justice Dunbar
filed dissenting opinion.
TACOMA. June - Special. - Tho
supreme court holds that the issue cannot
be in excess of per cent. OF the assessed
valuation, and also that the issue is made
on the basis of the assessment Of lSls.
which vas completed In March, the elcc-
ton being held the following April. But
an interesting feature OF the decision 10
that while &, ,i5o00 IS in excess Of the
legal Iiml; of 5 per cent. only the amount
ia excess Of the limit is illegal and there
fore the body Of the bond issue il valid.
The excess Of the proposed issue over the
legal limit is found TO be $50 opo. and
the court lors of. an even $7a.oJo. which
sam IS decided illegal. the balance of S.
osae1o being legal Some LAWYERS hold
tha. this Is the correct doctrine. while
Others hold thai II is unusual and abro-
gates the function of taxpayers who voted
for s. 81. bonds and nos 81 o-s, 40.
There Is no appeal beyond the state .u-
p-esne coars. il IS held, "a there is nothing
in she case 20 be sdludicsted By the Fed
ersg United States supreme court The
decision must therefore stand. il is said.
Until reversed. ba. equally good lawyers say
Il all no; he reversed. The court holds
Also that. if in the course of next yea. the
Ass ~
ciea;ly. the balance Of the so. nO bonda
row eGs OF can he legally issued As L.
h. Wr.gh, desires 80 take the bonds, and
viii De gwen them in return gor hi. plant,
tie transfer o. the water and ligh. plants
eaa Re Il aie without further trouble. Mr.
Wrighs viii be asked 70 meet the red1c-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

OLYMPIA. June =. - Especial. - 1t has
heretofore been announced that the delay
in the appointment Of the capito! commits
sion and the commencement. Of prepara-
ton for building operations was due 70
the lack of funds for this purpose. II is
now known that TO obviafe this difficulty
a proposition has been made TO the proper
authority whereby olympia banks will
cash at par all warrants issued on the
capitol building fund. Whether or not
this will hasten the appointment Of the
commission has not been announced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03
Andrew Kirk Sends = Ball
Crashing Through His Brain.
HIS YOUNG WIFE ooso MAD.
The Dead Mans Two Brothers Had
Preceded Him in elf-Des1fuetiou.
4 Pscslias Case That II nstag Iavesss-
gated BY Medical Aea-Tne Taeeas
water Bonds Are DeelaEoa Legal
The sew state Capitol

Verona, B. C.. June 2-l1pecial. lon
Thursday, May e5. James G. Kirk. de-
sixner and chief engineer ol the Esoui-
malt water works system, eadsd his life
by cutting his throa: With pocket knife.
This morning in the same bedroom and at
the same hour, the elder brother. Andrew
Kirk, sent . revolver bullet into his brain,
dying instantly. Both suicides were de-
liherate. calmly executed and Immediately
fatal. and both caused the greatest sur
prise. Is the victims were canny and pros
porous Scossmcn. thrifty and contented,
and the last people in the world 20 adopt
rash means Of ending the worries Of life,
should such have been PRESSING upon them,
which does not appear to have been the
case. James Kirk vas q bechsior. An
drew leaves . widow, who. two years ago.
was q bride. and who has become erazed
by the tragic scenes Of the pas fortnight.
When the coroner's inqueak MAS held on
the body of James Kirk the Investigation
was carried TO more than the usual length
to discover motive for theefime. Mono
was tsaceab.e. The same ie,the case with
today's tragedy and experts on insanity
have now become interested. The opinion
OF one authority is that the Kirk family is
afflicted with . most peculiar form OF
suicidal mania. developing only under pc
cniiar conditions. and what these con-
ditions have been he is now investigating.
Already il has been learned that shortly
before James and Andrew came here. eight
years ago, still another brother, also pros
porous. moral and happily eircumstanced.
ended his own life. He was walking with
friend beside ariver in scotland, chatting
pleasantly, when he stopped and deliber-
ately hurled himself into the water.
drowning without . struggle. James had
been i'll for q few days but WAS GONZALES
cent and had told the fireman of the
works, of which he was sengineer and
superintendent. that he wQhld bs at the
Office during the day. TIN he took Z
knife and with one stroke ebvered his Jug
ular vein.
Andrew was talking TO hi1 wife and . lady
friend in the dining room. excused himself
and after washing his hands and face went
into his bedroom and, seeking himself in
rocking chair - the positjon Of the body
indicates. placed rsvo!vse under ono ear,
aiming by mirror piacedan front Of him,
and pulled the trigger.
Medical men will walch the develop.
menss with interest. = nHns Of the sui.
cides exhibited the hf3Asest agitation
before self-destruction. be police author.
ssley. Un ees0tlue aa11{Ids Z Og1iaq~1bea Z
more commonplace explanation Of the
mystery and will look into the affairs oi
the Kinks. At present they are working
entirely in the dark.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

TACOMA. June 2-ISpecial. l-Collector
Saunders is expected here tomorrow.
James Dorsey. OF this city, one OF the
brightest Of the local tillicums. is candi-
date for deputy collector. and those who
know the ropes say he has a good chance
Of being named. That is about the only
appointment that Mr.. Saunders is ex-
pected to make while here. provided he
comes tomorrow. J. T. S;ebbs. formerly
of Port Townsend. but for several months
. resident of this city, is also candidate
for deputy collector. but the pull" OF the
tilticums is with Mr.. Dorsey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

Iaf3ymstioa Co he Filled Against the
Compaay-Psrt ef Bond Issas sold.
CHICAGO. June 2.-The quo warranto
proceedings instituted by Attorney Gem
erai Maloney. IN the name Of the people Of
the state Of Illinois, against the whisky
trust came up for hearing this morning
before Judge Tuley. Of the circuit court.
Tho counsel for the trust moved TO dis
miss the proceedings, on the ground that
they should have been fled in Peoria
county, and that they were wrongly insti-
tuted against the company, which they
seek to oust Of its charter. Tho points
we're overru.ed.
After long legal debate Judge Tuley held
that he had Jurisdiction and granted tho
attorney general leave TO file information
against the trust. The charges will be .
technical enlargement Of those already
published. Tomorrow afternoon Presi.
dent Grecnhut and Secretary Henncssy. OF
the trust. will close the sale Of the first
81 go go Of the new bonds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

TACOMA, June 2-[Special. THE decis-
ion Of the supreme court upho!ding the
validity Of the proposed issue Of bonds for
the purchase of the light and water plant
has had a marked effect upon the financial
situation IN this city. 1t is stated that
$3.50 600 on account Of the bonds has been
placed to the credit of the city. George
Vanderbilt has also placed large amount
of money at the disposal OF the Metropoli-
tan Savings bank, in which he is large
stockholder. General confidence seems to
be restored. and no further trouble is an
ticipated in financial circles. 1t is the
general opinion that depositors Of the
Merchants bank will be paid in full. and
that an effort will be made to arrange for
speedy resumption of business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

New YoaK. June 2-infan,a EuiaIia had
the Dolphin placed At her disposal today.
and the members Of the committee and
their wives we're her guests for a days
outing. The Dolphin started as once
when the inianss boarded her. and as she
got abreast the Infansa 1sabe. the ship
saInsed. Then the United States Gen-of-
var Newark ana Miantonomoh snd the
Brazilian Aquidaban fired national saiutes.
The Dolphin returned 70 the city along the
north shore Of the Sound. and arrived in
The East river ~ Twensy-sixfh street as
O'Clock. A barge Was loxesed and the
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Brief Tsceuna News.

TAcoxa, June 2-(Spccial. Gen. A. v.
Kautx, who has been in Tacoma since
January l, leaves tonight. He will stop
at Omaha and in Iowa on business. and
then 60 to Chicago and farther East.
DIR. Sternberg. who has just been APP
pointed surgeon general Of the United
States army. has q brother in the real
estate and iaap business in Tacoma. DR..
Stefnbefe ID one Of the most distinguished
microscopists in the country.
The health officers report for May
shows:
Births-Males e and females IL.
Deaths-Twenty-eight. ~ follows: Typhoid
fever 3, suicide l, phthIsis pulmonaiis 2.
peritonitis :, paralysis ]. poison 2, heart dis
ease 2 epiieptic fits !, erysipcias l. dfphthsria l.
cholera iufantum !. cancer 3. convulsions 3.
bronchitis /, acute usGmia !, accident ?. alb
scess and apoplexy l.
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GRErxviIiE, Miss. June 2-The Title
town Of Eudo.a. Ark. forty miles south
vest Of here. vas almost wiped oas by
cvc.one las. night. John Friediander. .
leading merchant. and negro child were
instantly killed and . number OF negroes
we're in;s-ed. In the vicinity OF Cotton
Plant, Ark. great damage is repoEfed both
in and outside Of town. Many farrnhozses
were wrecked and . number Of people
badly hurt