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freshmen de notscsas del e7 de A5yil al 8 dc Mayo.
El c6lera contin1a estacionado en- algunas
localdades del interior de Russia, habiendo des-
aparecido todos los denas focos que existfan. La
grippe SO ha extendido por B6lgica, Norte de
Francia la Europa central
-Por ell Mnisterio de Marina Sc han publ.
cado dos Reales Ordenes interesantes al conner
clio; por Ia primsra 90 dispone que 90 sefiale on
todos los buques Ia llnea de dotaci6n, como 90
hace on Inglaterra; por Ia segunda go ordena que
81 reconocimiento de viveres de los buques que
conduzcan emigrantes, solo SO verifque petl
cl6n de parte cuando 10 cream necesario las au-
storidades de Marina
Ell gobierno tiene acordada la presentation
{ las Cortes de una ley de classes pasivas que com
prendera q los funcionarlos civiles y militares
que entran al servicio del Estado desde . de
Julio proxlmo. En- ella suprlme todo dorecho
& retro, jubllaci6n y pension del Tesoro, creao.
dose pEa GAIA especial con el descuento que se
hara de los sueldos, cuya GAIA psgara las pensio.
nes, seghn sus fondos podra hacer pr6stamos &
sus asoclados.
Sc respetan todos los derechos adquiridos &
loa funcionarios militares que sirven hoy. aun.
que en- la ley de presupuestos SO hacen a.gunas
reformas en- este punto.
-Tsmbi9n aprob6 el Conseio, propuesta
del eehor Gamazo clertas reformas en- la ley dc
Contabilidad, por las que cas desaparece, el Tri,
bunal de Cuentas. refundi6ndose en- la Interven-
ci6n general del Hstado.
81 objetc de esta reforma (que es facil pro
vogue reslstencia) es, ademas dc Ia economic Gae
produce, acelerar el exa-aen de cuentas hoy atra.
sadisimo.
Ell Miniatro de Uitramar esta decldido 4
que en- cuantos tratados se celebren, 90 consignen
ventajas para los productos de las Antilles de-
saparecisndo Ia injusticia que hasta ahora han
sido tratsdas esas provincias, obligandoles dar
ventajas la recepcl6n de rroductos extranjeros,
sin compensation en- los suyos.
No solo presenta di6cultades 7superables 81
tratado con Francia, sino que Ia continuation del
MsOasss vsyendi esta muy amenazada. La actitud
de 10 C&mara cs contrAria 81 Ell gobierno
frances pretende que sin hacer otra concession que
su actual tarifa minima ultra proteccionista se ia
conceda cpauto ac ha convenido convenga con
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paRaF isI sasenta 0ehfaYes bsa PSF tnsdi6 kiie
8 ssa por los dies. Es justo, legal q siquierA
equitatvo que, como sucedi6 aver, te. ga quo
-abonar so kilos de portes por perl6dicos de una
misma adlclon. habiendo entrega o solamente 81
kilos $50 gramos2 lNo representa- sss hecho
una exa :ci6n Illegal sobre kllos ESQ gramos2
El legislador no pudo seguramente imaginaras
tai interpretation, pero aqui Excmo ST.. se Green
+algunos funcionarios p6blicos que su mission dehs
ser siempre J en- todos casos la de aniquilar los
contrbuyentes, Ia de triturar las industria &
todas las fuentes de produccl6n. Esta fuera de
duda que el porte de los perlodicos debe cobrar-
SO razon de SO centavos los 10 kllos, calcnlzn.
dose el cobro en- proportion al peso, porque otra
cosa serfa separarse de 10 l6gico de 10 justo.
Como llevo dicho, la impression del diario de
que soy director SO hace por Ia noche. Desds
hace cerca de tres amos que se fund6, se hs
venido siguiendo la costumbre de rsmitir Ia
mlsma nochs los paquetes .destinados & la
Inca postal del Oeste por la mahans del
s'gulente dla los correspondlentes & la del
Este computando 81 peso de ambas remesas.
te una mlsma ediclon, para 81 pago del porte.
N nuevo administrator de Ia Central rompe esa
9ostumbre tan ajustada la equidad, que no en-
sorpese el servlco, solo, segdn SO deduce, CON el
selib4rado prop6slto de hacsr pagar Ia empresa
.lussos e1cesos ex'ge separadaments el pago.
Glemplo: remito por la noche 81 kilos, me obi.
CARA pagar por 40 y por Ia maf1ana % kllos
,agando por 30: total pagado 20 kilos solo 90
IAN depositado SO, abonando indebidamente IL
k.los. ESQ., Excmo sehor, es 10 que BE llama vio.
.ntar Ia ley, solo para perjudicar un vecino
ue trabaja que CON su profession industria
,ontrlbuye sostener las cargas del Estado. Pero
| nay mas: el Administrator de la Central ha des-
.bedeci 10 las 6rdenes de su jsfe Ell senior Admi-
iistrador general, pues en- Ia adjunta copia del
eta Notarlal levantada anteanoche consta la ne.
satlva de aquel subalterno la obediencla pres
crita. hecho que slenta un principle de insubor-
lima lion en- el cuerpo y el que denunclars ante el
Juez competente
Por todo 20 expuesto v. e. que someto &
re;onocida rectitud que informa todos sus actos
| ocurro supicando SO ,ilgne disponer:
10 Que las ofcinas postales de la Admins
| TRACTION Csntsal de Comunicaclones, como 10 co.
AN l.s de Teeg afos, psrmanezcan abiertas en-
| 'ervlcIo permanent, como es de imperiosa nece-
| sdad en- la Capital de una Provlncia que cusnta
;on ceica de un million de hsbitantes.
e Que mlentrss no 80 ponga en- vigor ls
| Ley del T1mbre, SO cob el porte de los peri6di.
sos en- razon al peso que tengan bsjo la base
proportional de 60 centavos los 10 kllos, seg6n
expresa Ia tarlfa 5a,
So Que Ell peso de los ejemplares de una
nismA edlcion de los peri6dicos se compute en-
Junto ahn cuando sean remitidos al correo en-
los lotes va que los dos correos parten en- horas
| iistintas.
Els iusticia amparo que sollcita de " e.
en- San Juan de Puerto, Rico % de Mayo de
1898 -ExMoe SIR. B. Lopez.
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L0 DEL CORREO

Ell Gobernador General Ia siguiente exposition:
AL EXCMO. SIR. GOBERNADoRG GENERAL.
ExcMo SR:
Ramon B. Lopez vecino de esta Capital,
con cSdula personal n1mero 1850, expedida ell
8 de Noviembre de 1892, director propetario
del diario titnlado LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUER
TO- RIoo, ante v. e. CON Ia debida consideration
y rospeto comparezco digo: que seg6n viene
observando 81 sefor Administrator de la Ofci
ma Central de Comunieaciones de esta Capital,
tiene el deliberate prop6sito de perturbar por
cuantos medios est6n su alcance Ell libre ejercl
clio de la profession que me dedico, creandome
cuantas difcutades puedan obstruirla, elgiaan.
do lastimosamente que, consS 5uncionario plblico
On uno de los ramos mas importautes deicados
de la Administration, esta en- el deber de obviar
difcu,tades facilitar todo cuanto sea necesario
en- pro de los intereses generates, que SON Las
fuentes de donde 90 nutre Ia prosperidad bienes-
tar de los pueblos.
Reatando hechos, tengo que poner en- como.
cimiento de " e. que el aludido funcionarlo 80
ha tornado Ia libertad de sefialar las horas COM
prendidas de las 8 las 10 dc la mafana de
las de la tarde 81 de la noche para recibir
los peri6dicos, este contra 10 terminate legisa
do respecto que el despacho en- las ofclnas de
Comunicaciones SO efectde hasta una hora antes
de las se6aladas para salir las expediciones pos
tales. E diario del que soy director, no puede
comenzar imp1imirse ordinariamente hasta las
81 las de Ia noche, y 81 imperase ell rsrO y
estrecho criterio de aquel funclonario quedarfan
detenidos 35 horas los muchos cientos de eism
plares destinados Ia Inca del Oeste, tempo
mas que sufciente para declalar indtil la Iubli
cacl6n, contra a que, al parecer hay especialisi-
ma inqu.na.
| Triste, tristfsima opinion habrian de fcrnaar
| de nEestra cultura y adeanto en- paises como los
Estados Unidos de America, Inglaterra, Aemania
Francia etc eec, 81 llegasen saber que Ia trlme.
ra principal o6cins central dc Comunicaciones
en- Ia is.a de Puerto Rlco provincia one cubre un
presupuesto para 81 Estado de 3.768 $50 pesos 26
centavos CON una renta en- ingresos de i25, 900
duros por Ia venta de sellos para Comunicaciones
solo permanece alberta al pdblco ses horas y
media de las "a que cuenta el dfs y Ia nochs Ca.
80 inconcebible Excmo. Sir, cuando todos sabe-
mos que no hay una sola ofclna Genital en- los
paises donde SO sabe apreciar 10 que SON % que
representan las Comunicaciones, que no permanez.
can abiartas dia y noche en- servlcio permanente.
Los empleados de correos telegrafos debtn es-
perar al pdbico en- sus puestos para cuando este
los necesite, no el p1blico esperar los emplea-
dos en- las horas que por su comodidad y conve
niencia les acemode servir al que les paga
/ La tarifa postal n1mero dice que los peri6-
dicos presentados por las empresas pagaran por
81 franqueo de 10 kllos sesenta centavos, pero 81
Administrator dc Ia Central interpreta de name
- yiolontfaima esa tarlfa pues me obliga &
M
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TELEeRlMl lnpORTlNTE

Habiendo establecido nosotros un servicio
especial con nuestro corresponsal de Barcelona
para que nos comunique la marcia que sigue el
c6lera On Europa, hemos recibido hoy ell siguien-
to despacho por cable:
CoRREsPoNDENCIA.-C -C6lera en- 81 MedstegsdneO
ale FrancSu. CoRREsPoNsAL
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Mr.. Blount Of Georgia Said to Be On
His Way to Honolulu to Size Up
the Situation.
He Passes Through Chicago, but Re
fuses to Say Anything About
His Trip.
Mr.. Carlisle Of the Treasury Depart
ment Is Also Mum About the
Matter.

WASHINGTON. March 17.-Ex-Rerre-
sentative Blount of Georgia. left Wash
ington Tuesday right for San Fran
cisco, accompanied by Ellis Mills, a
confidential stenographer of the state
department. He is, it is confidently as
serted, bound for Honolulu on a secret
mission, an appointment which re.
quired no confirmation by the senate.
The selection of MI. Blount for this
mission indicates that Mr.. Cleveland Is
not yet satisfied that Hawaii should be
annexed to the United States, but has
not made up bis mind to oppose it. Mr..
Blonnt will make a very thorough In
vestigation Of The situation, and the
presidents suture action on the subject
will probably be governed by his report.
As chairman of the foreign affairs com
mittce wien the matter first came be-
fore the public, Mr.. Blount took a very
conservative position, refusing to com.
init himself on the subject of annexa-
ton without further information.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

Pierre Capital: A law passed at the
last session of the legislature classifying
county courts. 1t provides that in all
counties having less than 10000 popula-
ton the county court shall have luris-
diction in probate matters only. In
counties having over 10000 the iurlsdic-
ton of the county court will continue
as under the old law. The salary OF the
county Judge is fixed according to the
population as follows: In counties hav-
ing 5000 or less, $500; from 5000 to
1890 population, $500; from 1900 to
10000, 800; from 10000 to $1,000, $500;
from 1900 to 10000, $500. and in coun
ties having more than 10000 population,
$1,000. As the law contains the emerg-
ency clause and was approved March 9th
the concurrent jurisdiction of the county
court with the circuit courts, will cease
at once in the counties OF less than 90.
600 population.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

Grover Cleveland denies that he inclu-
ded editors in the list of applicants
barred from appointments TO postottices.
This freedom OF hope is an inspiration to
the ordinary newspaper man, but 10
many instances outside of presidential
appointments, Postmaster General Bis
sell dashes the hope to the ground in the
following words: 81 shall only consider
the use OF p~ostoffices for partisan pur-
poses as being offensive. The men who
have been active republicans, but have
not used the postofiices for partisan pur-
poses, will not be disturbed in their
places, but p~ostmasters who have posted
political placards in postoffices and
otherwise abused their offices need ex-
pect no leniency from this administers
tom
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

q The British steamship Naronic, one OF
the finest vessels afioat, is thirty-two
days past due from Liverpool and now
gwen IN for lost by it's owners. 1t was
a compartment-built ship supposed to be
incapable of sinking, provided with dou-
BILE sets Of propeling engines, either OF
which was capable OF bringing the vessel
through in case Of accident to the other.
What could have happened 10 her that
ordinary s~eamanship could not prevent
seems a mystery. On board this vessel
was the finest part of the Scotch exhibit
for the worlds fair, said to be very curl
Gus and valuable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

SAKNlA "a
The Big Steamer Shonid Have Been
I'm Port Five Days Ago.

HALIFAX. March 1.-THE transnt-
lantic steamer Sarnia. With 800 pass"n.
gers and q valuable cargo of general
merchandise. is now five days iue,
and great alarm is felt for her safety.
So great is tie anxiety that a steamer is
now being equSpfet. TO &, ont aud look
for her. All day the Offices of the ships
company here were besieged by anxious
friends and relatives of passengers on
the steamer. 1t is, thought by some
that she may have fallen in with
the long overdue Naronic and is
towing the missing freighter into port.
The agents. however. are inclined to the
belief that she has met with in accident
Of some kind that neeessitated ler lying
to for repairs. Her company, however,
does not intend to run any chances that
it can possibly avoid. and before night
q searching party on board u steamer
will have been put to sea. Anxiety for
the welfare OF the Sarnia is increased
by the reports of terrific storms which
each incoming vessel brings into port.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

The handsomest, most interesting ano
instructive literary publication that has
reached our table this month is the Cos
mopolitan. The March number 10 re.
plete with incidents OF travel and de-
scriptive matter of a high order. The
contents include Berlin" by Freid.
erich Speilhagen; "The Abysmal Depths
of the Sea-" by ]. Carter Beard; 1.-THE
Great Trans Siberian Railway" by Vale.
rian Gribayedoff; IAN Italian Campo
Santo," by Murat Halstead. These ar
ticles, and many others, are artistically
illustrated, adding greatly to the pleas.
ure of the reader.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

the treasurer 10 pay the saree. Among
the items are the salaries and mileage OF
the members OF the legislature just nd
iourned; compensation OF clerks and en-
ployes and the expense OF printing. AS
to all items OF office representatives.
OF the executive and judicial officers OF
the state, interest on the public debt,
and the current expenses of state Offices
and state institutions-the appropri-
atoms are for the fiscal years OF 1893 and
1894, commencing July /, 1893, and the
intervening period is covered by pro
rata credits extended under the provis-
ions OF section 81 in the general appro-
.priation act of 1891.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

The inquest over the death OF Minnie
Olson, Of Canton, which occurred in a
house OF ill-fame at Sioux Falls, reveals
the young man in the affair to be Her.
man Case, a cigar dealer OF the former
place, who gave DR.. A. NJ. Fisher. OF
Canton, $50 to take the girl to Sioux
Falls to produce the abortion which be
seems to nave accomplished at the cost
OF the girls life. Two other business men
Of Canton ere implicated in the affair.
DR.. Fisher and Young Case since the
death Of the girl have skipped for parts
unknown.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Dispatchcs for Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Cipher dis
patches went oyer the wires Tuesday
night from both the state and navy de-
partments for Honolulu. which were
forwarded on the steamer Australia
from San Francisco Wednesday. What
these dispatches contain non of the
officials in either department will say.
It was also impossible to learn from
them whether, as reported. ex-Repre-
sentative Blount of Georgia. whose
name has been connected with the
craftsmanship OF the commission to visit
Hawaii. actually started for San Fran
cisco.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
CLEAR HI STRIP.

Soldiers Ordered to Eject Boomers.
Others VIII Follow.
WICHITA, Kan. March 17.-Captain
Bishop, who reached Caldwell Tuesday
with four troops of the Fifth cavalry
from Fort Reno, has received orders
from headquarters to clear the Chero-
kee strip of all intruders. He has left
Caldwell with his command for the
southern border of the strip where. it
is reported, boomers are crossing owe
In considerable numbers. 1t is said
that as DON as the troops are out of the
way the boomers who have c~ongregated
on the Kansas border during the last
ten days viii make a break for the cov-
eted land.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
BIonnt at Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 17.-Ex-Congressman
James I'll. Blount of Georgia arrived al
the Palmer House at midnight. and will
hurry on to San Francisco to take .he
boat for Honolulu. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Blount and a private secretary
and stenographer. Ellis Millsof the state
department. Both the envoy and his
secretary were al mum as oysters
Upon arrival here the envoy went i'm.
mediately to his room. while the secre.
tary arranged for the transfer Of bag
gage and an early start west.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

In 1891 our state, or, rather, the leg
islature,::adopted a term called the sis
cal year. which should begin July | and
end June 80, for which tern. all appro-
priations should be made and against
which all accounts should begin and end.
This was done in order that the book
keeping OF the state should be more sys-
tematic and the condition of finances
more readily understood by the legisla.
ture and the people whom they came to
consider the different state funds. But
the recent legislature has thrown finan.
ces into q m~uddle.again by passing the
appropriation bill with an emergency
clause to provide for the immediate pay
ment OF certain necessary items, such al
legislative and printing expenses, world
fair appropriation and other official du
ties which must be performed between
the adjournment OF the legislature ant
the first OF July next. State Audito
Hipple has, Cd Tar, refused to issue war
fznss On these funds. adepfseatina til
svsnt ofs thrcwing urstakeaOoeuass int
confusionsacain. but snbtnistsd tile ma,
tAf ~ me attorney genersi for hin opir
ion, rbich y - fellows and ofcourse M
Ripple rill have 70 be governed thereb,
ne holds that the appropriation bill I
l0o8 contsi1sd an uergsncy clause ar
tE%& &I#EX A&GW Xa#E
that Tia payment a the necessary item
81 lsgiissIatfss expense not covered by til
provision Of the law Of 1891 could be me
by the auditor BY issuing his warrant Q
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

A New Jersey Club Offers That
Amount % Mitchell and Corbett.
NEW YORK, March l7.-Another or
ganization has decided to try and secure
the Mitche,l-Corbett fight. 1t il the
Newark Athletic club of Newark, N. j.,
which has been organized for the pur-
pose of giving glove contests. On be-
half of the New Jersey organization
Arthur Lumley has offered a purse OF
$50, 600 for the contest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

Jos. Freudenfeld, of the state board of
regents will soon leave the state to go to
Minneapolis and take charge of a whole
sale house to be opened by G. b. Rouse,
the great New York merchant. This
will make an early vacancy on the state
board of regents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

In circuit court at F1andrau, Henry
Mullen, M=s> Ida French and FL. D. Van
Nice, have been indicted by the grand
jury for adultery. The case OF the state
against w. HI. Dockstader for perjury
was dismissed, and the Wilson murder
case continued until the September
term.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Wou,d ACCOM- a ,,ission.

WASHINGTON, March l~7.-Senator
Kyle of South Dakota called at the
White House with DR.. Flick of Rapid
City and Judge Charles 8. Thomas Of
Deadwood. The latter was appointed
to the territorial bench by President
Cleveland eight years ago.and was later
elected by the people. He Is now anx
ious TO resign his iudgeship, provided
the president win give him q foreign
mission.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
FIFTY BUILDINGS BURNED.

Disastrous Fire la the Poor Quarter
of Eureka Springs, Ark.
EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK, March IT,
Fire destroyed about 80 small buildings
occupied by the poorer classes. The
total loss is about $50. 600. The fire was
caused by a defective fiue in the house
occupied by w. o. Frodie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Salisbury Has Influenza

LONDON. March 1.-THE Marquis of
Salisbury. e~x-premier and leader of the
Conservatives. is suffering from asevere
attack of influenza. As the marquis is
. vigorous man OF 63 years no serious
result is apprehended.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17

Argus-Leader, Is: The members OF
the legislature were plentifully supplied
with passes and they rigidly RETAINED
from enaetlng restrictive laws. Now the
roads with an ingratitude which amounts
to brutality have suspended all legisla-
tiya naGsaS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
SPOKE the Sarnia.

NEW YORK. March 16.-The steamer
America. which arrived here Tuesday
night, spoke the missing steamer Sarnia,
referred to in the Halifax dispatch. The
3arnia's shaft was broken. and she was
lying to repairing it. She signalled that
she did not need assistance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Trpss or SUBSCRIPTION
To ADVERTISERS.

Tag pAu.y LEADER makes a special feature oil
fpr nishine information GOVERNING the adSan-
tagee and resources Of the city OF Maa4-on and
.he etate al largss emitting II to tho patronage
OF advertisers of every class.
l.. r.. STAHL, Proprietor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-17
Croker buys 3 STOCK Farm.

NAsHvILLR, March Tilt is reported
here that Richard Croker OF New York.
has purchased . half interest IN the IA
1ou Belle Meade stock farm for $780,
600 cash.
The herald., 1893-02-01
PROTECTION FOR BANKS.
The French Chamber Makes 1t Unlawful
to Spread Disquieting Rumors.

The French Chamber Makes 1t Unlawful
to Spread Disquieting Rumors.
PARIS, Jan. 31.-Bourgeois, minister
of justice, introduced in the chamber OF
deputies today bill providing that the
authors of unwarranted attacks upon
savings banks be punished with impris-
onment for term not longer than two
years and not shorter than two months.
Tirard, minister of finance, said in de-
tense of the bill, the measure was i'm
perative in view OF the immense harm
done perfectly sound institutions by
frivolous newspaper articles.
Cassagnac replied that the govern
ment seemed going crazy on the subject
of libel lave. The ministers should
look nearer home if they wished to dis
cover the cause of distrust among bank
depositors. The suspicion which under
mined public confidence centered upon
the ministers, especially upon those for
mer ministers who squandared the
money of the Panama company. This
statement evoked tumult.
Ribot deprecated the attempt to
spread the belief that the savings banks
had suffered from panic. Nobody could
deny, however, that the campaign
against the banks had done some harm
and threatened more. No other coun-
try in the world could bear the burden
of such conscienceless falsehoods, and
there was no reason why France should
invite the perils which lay in them.
The bill was then passed, 326 to 1866.
The chamber also decided, 1856 to so,
that the speeches OF Ribot and Tirard
be placarded throughout France.