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WHAT GTE.ST1iE.T SAID.

Iscswnle OF tic $rccch Of the Nc
yadn Senator.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-There was a
dead Stiffness il. the se1la;e as the Ne
vada sena: CT opened Lis attack on the
PRESIDENT for lis alleged ei:doayur to
ccerce eo2Gres; into passing the ierea!
| LII. lie bs Ga,. Jy a reference to the
| laying Of the corners one Of The Capitol
and tie recent centennial anniversary
Of that event. On the latter occasion,
lie said, The president OF lie United
States, armed with more than a 100. .U"G
high raid federal cizzi;ces to Lestow, with
the veto power designed only for extra
ordinary occasion, backed by concen-
tHa:od capital aud tla;tered b. a vela'
press. turned lis face toward the sen
n;e wing Of the Capitol and i'll augry
md II! EacirS tones, said il the repre-
ssiila,ives there assembled legislatea il.
IT. ll;;.lce CT las:loE, Or IN beA2if OF
sectional and selfish interests, he lime
q len lie cornerstone was laiI and the
circumstances surrounding it would not
be worth IcGE .elnCraslng.
Cileereei :jy the Nul:i;uGe.
This deci;Iation, said Eir. Stewart,
u il!ci. has been cEeerel and eIcourag d
by tie thousislless ninli ;ujle, had been
construed ly a ve,.a! press rs a :'ehaAe
slcm the IicsiGezlt Of the United States
10 a guilty md ycnal senate. 11r.
Stewart i,;,rged that tie president il
disregard to his oath 10 execute the
laws, had permitted TIE secretary OF
TIE treasury TO violate the act which
made he ir1cl"se OF 100000 ounces
Ct silver a...ci. per month mandatory
by exercising an unlawful discretion in
purchasing a smaller a2nou:lt. Mr.
Stewart un;.gr;"o!, 10 say that at 10
tiue since the execution CT Charles l,
either in E.Hg!aI:d CT il the Uni,ed
sotat.s, Ead amy XII G OF resident ever
c,erly s:s.d sjetLa;iy I,isobeyetl a stat
u;c " Nh!th lie himself declared was
mandatory. >. OF allowed his subo1dina;es
eve. Nlic,: lie had control to 90 the
same i ing. If constitutional liber,y
was Of any value, it seemed to him that
ail friends all foes shey3,d stand and
Say TO lie president Of tie United
States: You have overste1ped the
mari; we canHot a;-o.d to have the
laws OF congress Oh any Question disre-
s,artiel."
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Ch;ca. 20 Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO Sept 25. 1893
OPENING PRICES.
WHEAT-Deccmber. .0j4c.
COKN-september, 4lc; October, 4o7sc: De-
cember, A5sc.
OATS-October, .s5sc.
PORk-October. sio.yo; October. sl4sO
SSSJc.
LARD-October, $500
SHOkT RlBS-October, S9.15.
CLnS:NG PRICES
WHLAT-Srptenber. t55Sc; October. G515c;
December, 6a1ac.
COHS-septcmber, 4l1sc; October. 4lAc.
OATS-sep1ember, sG1sc; October, :S14c;
December, ,, 5ac.
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"Do you always practice what you
preach?" asked the tired deacon of the
long winded minister.
Il Go, my brother" said the long
winded minister solemnly.
"Well," said the tired deacon. with
sigh, II don't wonder then that you don't
seem to get any time to make PASTORAL
calls. Texas Siftings. -.
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is pretty good fund. Our union has
the initiative referendum in its en- irety
and this convention possesses no legis-
lative powers. Everything that it may
propose in the way OF legislation has 10
be ratified by the local unions before
the action becomes bindirg." Samuel
Golnrers of New York, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor, is in
attendance at the convention.
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Fir I,GtrI tlGse{s.

MIEDLrsEoRoJGH, KY. Sept. s7.-The
-Four seasons hotel, built ly The Cum
lerlund Gap Park company at cost Of
l,oG0. eco, has closed it doors. Ii went
into the hands cf receiver some
months AGO.
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Wire Mills EScs;E,,,n.

ANDERSON, Ind. Sept. 27.-The
American Wire mllis 1esume,a opera
lions during the morning with t0J men
ta noE-union basis. Lut three Of the
Ga Anialgam"tel union men signed
the scale and went TO work.
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Loss of Fousa.i1a Confirmed,

PARIS, Sept. 27.-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg confirms the report hat
the iron monitor Pousalka of the Rus
sian navy has been lost.
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CCrbett s;gs,s.

New YORK, Sept. a7-James ]. Cor
tett, the pugilistic champion. signed
the formal articles Of agreement al
Asbury Park to fight with Charles
Mitchell, TIE English champion, be o. 3
the Coney Island Athletic club some
time i'll December. Mitchell has already
signed The articles.
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BASE BALL SCORES

At Chicago, 5; New York, 4.
At Cleveland, IL; Washington, 5.
Al St. Louis, 5; Baltimore, II.
At Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 8.
At Louisville, 4; Boston, g.
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Sixty PERISIIED.

News OF the EErning of Russian
Ship.
VICTORIA, 3. c., Sept. 2?.-The
Northern Pacific steamer brought word
Of the burning of the Russian steamer
Alphonse Reevecke, with g loss of so
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authorized to Resume,

WAsi'!ScroN, Sept. S7,-Cc1nptroller
LclSe!s has authorized the First Ma
tjonal bank Of Ea-acden. Ia, which
was recently SUSPENDED, 10 resume
bus
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Eiphtheria Eiserpcars,

RED WING, Mimi, Sept 27.-The
Girhtheria is subsiding. There have
have been about 50 Oseparate attacks and
half dozen deaths.
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ERIE, Pa, Sept. ~. BY the bursting
of an emery wheel at the Stearns MAJ
ufacturing colnpany's works Christie
rher Shaffsr was instantly killed and
seven other workmen seriously injured.
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Hi.afny and Fraud.

LE1rs1c, Sept. 27.-IIsrr Eeuer, a
leader Of the anti-Se1nites. who has
been charged with liyamy and fraud
viii be tried shortly in this city.
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Agreed to a Reduction.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sent. 27.--At u
meeting of the Brooklyn Elevated road
employees it was decided to agree to u
reduction of 10 per cent in salaries.
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A "non.t" For Summcr,

Don't" says writer in the Rosto.1
Traveller. and it is good don't" to
listen to. "have big Chinese porcelain
jar On veranda cnly four times Us Zig
as the width Of tho jar"
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held. The 500 company desired +"
send its maiden train off with honor.
and with the aid of the St. Paul and
Minneapolis people the object was gull
iantly accomplished.
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Garfield Park in Trouble

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Harry Wilkin-
son, vice president OF the Gar field Park
club, Las been appointed receiver a.
that institution in bonds of $4,000.
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MinnenED;iS Grain.

G:1SNEApoI.1s, Sept. 25 1895.
WHEAT-May opening, 1C5sc; highest .07sc
lowest. ts7se; closing, zoe. September open.
ing, 645ac; highest, t47sc; lowest, 6l3sc; closing
tl4c; Jccembe. opening. C45sc; highest, C4asc
lowest, to1s:; closing, tS14c On Track-No
hard, t514.; No NorterA, t54c; No. = North
I6ru. UUMc
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AsEEDEEs, s. D., Sept 27.-The Ds-
Eota Farmer, q semi-monthly paper
published at Huron by w. T. T. Bush
neil. viii lie removed to this city this
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More Gold Arrives.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamship
Bourgoyne which arrived Monday frolu
uavre brought $50, 0,GGO francs i'll gold.
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d. ID. Merrill & Co. Assign.

ST PAUL, Sept. 27.-IEe book concern
of d. D. Merrill & Co. has assignee.
Mr. Merrill has also made personal
assignment. No statement llas yet b.en
ruade
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Sullivan Defeated :,ubear

LONDON, Sept. eth the sculling
match between G. Bubear and Sullivan
of New Zta:and, for the Thames cham
pionship, Sullivan beat Bubear by five
leayihH.
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Santos I;Ioci1atlei,

BcENos AyRrs, Sept. 27.-The ships
of the insurgont feet are blockading
the port of Santos in serious manner.
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DIXON Still CHAMPION.
The Co!ored TcatherweigEt Easily
Defeats SolIy Smith,

4He IO!OFeU ICatheTWf1gEt Easily
Defeats SolIy Smith,
NEW YORK. sept. 27.-Georss Dixon,
the champion featberweisht pus;,ist CT
the word. met and defeated SolIv
Gmith Of California in seven rounds a
the Coney Island Athletic club last
night, winning purse OF So GOO and
retaining The title Of champion OF the
world. The betting was 10 in favor
of Dixon. Dixon was seconded by Tc Il
O'Rourke. Godfrey and Jack Hayel;:1.
while Smith was assisted By Sewa,G
Smith, Jack Oliver and Billy Dslane.-.
John Echhard was referee.
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CHICAGO Live Stock
CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS

CATTLE Market steady.
HOGS-Market active anl firm. Prices
lG9l5c higher. Light, S63oG1u1 rough
packing, $500 :G..5; mixed and medium, S52j
GO 5; heavy packing and shipping, $1,000
go; pigs, Si.5596.15.
SHEEP-Market weak.
Receipts: Cattle, 10, 20; hogs, 2s, 800; sheep,
I1ln
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Snint. Opinion cf Congress.

Ir. SttEsaIt said the president Of tie
United States had no exalted opinion of
the senate Or the house. He regarded it
doubtless AS al appendage TO the execu-
tive department. Mr. Stewart then
read from & letter written by the presi-
dent accepting an invitation to attend
the centennial celebration Of Williams
college, III which he said lie soon e1-
pected to "have session O. congress on
lis hands,
~ session of congress on my hands"
repeated Mir, Stewart, III simulated
seriousress. That remark spoke vol
umes in interpreting how the president
regarded the coordinate branches of
the government. Would a man who
fully al preeia:td the responsibility Of
lis cfice even by accident make the re-
mark - congress would be on my
Lands" Congress had assem- nbied as an
:1de eEGert Llanch OF the government
snd was On i.obo,ly's hand:.
At /: :i5 Nj. Stew art yielded the floor
without concluding his speech, not
having reached tie main part OF it, he
said, to Nj. Cameron (Rep., Pa J, who
proceeded to address the senate against
the repeal bill
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. q. C. McCLArlAHEis,
PHYSICIAN AID
SURGEON
REDLCDGE, NONT.
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JOHNSON {. LEONARD,

W',lL Rro LcDer fEoM TIE 2oT" TO 2STl o
Eec:, MONTH. STRICTLY FiRsr-cLAss.
CFFic. OPPOSITE DEPOT,
BILLINGS. MONT
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T.Y.D5'.S -.

CATHOLIC Church services the third Sunday
in each month. High Mass at 10 a. NJ, Yes
pers at 1880 y. M.
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Why Not?

Anropos of Marion Crawford's S remark
about our mustached buffers, that they
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
LOS FUNERALES.

A la hora en- que este supple
mento circula Sc ha veriicado Ell en-
tierro del cadaver, que estuvo ex-
puesto en- ell parque de bomberos.
Invitaron al acto la esposa y los
hiios del senior Cotor relo, la cor
poraci6n municipal, cuerpo de
bomberos q que 6l pertenecfa, Y sus
companeros de curia, los senores
abogados, escribanos y procurado-
res.
Dadas las circumstances en- que
ha ocurrido la muerte del seTor
Cotorruelo, Y dadas las simpatfas
con que el contaba entire nosotros,
eI entierro ha sido una verdadera
manifestation de duelo Y de pro-
tesla.
Mas de tres mil personas, perte-
necientes q todas las classes sociales,
acompanaban el cadaver hasta la
metropolis.
Ell senor Nouvilas, en- nombre
del Ayuntamiento, y de los demas
invitantes, despidi6 ell duelo con
sentidas palabras.
Entire elias recordamos estas
" Yo doy a este pueblo honrado las
gracias por la protesta elocuentfsi
ma con que despide los despojos
de nuestro amigo: esta sociedad,
por sus procedures, es digna de to-
da suerte de consideraciones."
Els verdad!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
oTRo ATENTADo

Una hora despu6s del crfmen
cometido contra Ell senor Cotorrue-
10 ocurri6 otro hecho casi analogo
en- la Gale de Atocha.
Hallabase Ell se1ior Bastistini con
varios amigos en- la puerta del es-
tablecimiento comercial, cuando
acerc6se q la acera un indiv1duo Y
disparo un revolver contra aquel
Afortunadamente la bala fue q
incrustarse en- la pared sin herir q
nadie.
Ell agresor, que es un carpintero
de esta ciudad, fu6 preso horas des-
pues Y Sc halla en- la carcel convic-
to Y confeso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
ANIVERSARIO

Manana, p de Mario, Sc cum
plen veinte amos desde que la Re
p1blica espanola declare libres a
los esclavos de Puerto-Rico.
Para conmemorar ese aniversario
LA DEMocRACIA dara uE ndmero
especial.
He aquf porque SO suspende la
tirada de hoy.
Nos limitamos 4 dar q conocer,
en- la presente hoja suelta, ell luc-
tuoso acontecimiento de anoche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21

Anoche SO ha cometido en- esta
ciudad un crimen cuyos barbaros
caracteres causan estupor profundo.
La vfctima es Ell senior don Adol-
fo Sanchez Cotorruelo, amigo nues-
tro particular, aunque adversario
on las lides de Ia politica.
Cay6 Ell habil jurisconsulto CO.
bardemente asesinado por la espal-
ia, sin defensa possible; con una
aleyosfa sin eiemplo.
Nosotros deploramos Ia muerte
del compatricio por 10 que al he
cho infame Sc re6ere, no hay en-
uuestra pluma palabras que EXPIRE
sen bien Ia sorpresa Y la indigna-
ci6n que nos produce.
No es precise excitar en- esta ho-
ia de amargura 81 cello de nuestros
iueces " de nuestros magistrates.
Donde quiera que Sc encuentren los
asesinos han de temblar, no solo an
to el grito de Ia conciencia, sino ante
81 fallo de la ley, suspendido sobre
sua cabezas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21

Una incisa en- la parte izquierda
del abdomen 8 bajo vientre causan-
do proxidencia intestinal.
Otra q nivel de la mitad del pee
toral derecho.
Otra en- la parte media de Ia ca
ra externa del brazo derecho
Otra idem paralela q la anterior
Otra en- la espalda entire la CO.
lumna vertebral y la espaldilla de-
recha.
Y otra bastante profunda en- Ia
parte superior del brazo derecho,
que, atravesandole, fue q salir por
debajo del axila>
Seg1n opinion del facultativo Sc
nor Vidal, que q mas de los foren-
ses examine ell cadaver, las heridas
del tronco no fueron penetrantes,
.pues no Sc present6 hemorragia por
Ia boca, que producer siempre to-
das las heridas que interesan al pull
mon.
La herida que indudablemente
cause la muerte fue la del brazo,
que interesando los basos humera-
les, produio una abundantfsima
hemorragiay Y como consecuencia de
esta el sfncope mortal
Ninguna de las otras heridas re-
vestfa gravedad, q juicio del doctor
Vidal, & no ser la del vientre que
determine hemorragia interna, y
que Sc supone fue causada la 6lti-
ma y estando va ell senior Cotorrue-
10 tendido en- TERRA.
Este pudo tener de tres 4 cinco
minutes de vida, despu6s de la agre-
sion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21

udU uSl dLlAd III pI6b6NO uiSdT.
Ignoramos 81 en- ell momento del
hecho Sc practice algin reconoci-
miento minucioso en- el sitio ' en-
sus alrededores; mas dado que aquel
camino esta cubierto de polvo, VI
que entire agresor y agredido hubo
una pequena lucha, suponemos que
las huellas del pie debieron quedar
marcadas en- el suelo, Y que 6stas
podran revelar las dimensiones de-
aqu6l, 81 iba calzado 8 no Y hasta la
direction en- que hugo
Lo acostumbrado en- casos tales
es que ell asesino, despues de come
lido el crimen arroie ell arma a ma
yor 8 menor distancia del cadaver,
pues huir con ell punal ensan-
grentado, es ir publicando por don
de quiera que pase su delito. ] Sc
ha practicable por los jardines y 81
tios inmediatos al en- que cay6 el
/ Sr Cotorruelo un minucioso regis
tro en- busca del arma
Ademas; ell criminal ha debido
huir con las ropas ensangrentadas,
pues desde que sugetara Ell brazoI
de la v1ctima Y causara La herida
que produjo abundante hemorragia,
hasta ell momento de huir, debieron
pasar por 10 menos dos minutes,
tempo sufciente para que Sc man
chase la mano con que sugetaba ell
brazo herido el resto de sus ropas
Ahora bien; Spueden tan facil-
mente ocultarse unas ropas man
chadas con la sangre del crfmen?
Ell asesino ha debido mudarse en-
alguna parte, 8 cuando menos Sc ha
detenido en- alg1n riachuelo 8 la
vadero cercano a la ciudad Y es
probable haya sido visto por algllien.
iSe han inspeccionado esos sitios Y
ilavaderose
Creemos que todas las pesquisas,
por in1tiles que parezcan deben ha-
cerse, pues serfa verdaderamente
horroroso que un crfmen de tai ma
turaleza quedase impune.
DETENTDos
4 OF OTueu u6I SeuOF - ueA tic
instruction fu6 detenido hoy, pri-
mera hora, EN- Juana Dfaz, el .senor
Olivier, agricultor importante de
taquella jurisdiction, que reside en- el
barri6 de Hato Puercos, Y contra ell
cual Sc sigui6 hace treinta meses,
Iun procedimiento criminal por pre-
sunto homicidio.
Sc ha ordenado tambien la apre-
henci6n de Manuel Perez Lucia.
Este V Olivier Sc encuentran va
en- esta carcel.
/ Ell senior alcalde de Juana- Diaz,
dice por TELEGRAPH que aver salieronI
de aquel pueblo hacia Ponce los
individuos Jose Maldonado CAP
Aguila agul y Francisco Cartagena
No hay atn pruebas-seg1n nues-
tros informes- que descubran q
asesino.
Sc trabaja sin descanso, Y es de
esperarse que en- las tinieblas del
proceso aparezca un rayo de luz
que guie las investigaciones.
No nos hacemos cargo dc rumo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21

res sin base preferimos aguardar q
que las autoridades desarrollen to-
dos sus recursos y que la policfa
desplegue todas sus energfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
Ell AsEsINo

Hasta la hora en- que escribimos,
no ha sido descubierto Y Sc ignora
quien pueda ser.
Dada la violencia con que name
is 81 arma homicida, indica un agre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
! COMO oouRRI6 Ell HEoHo ?

Nadie que sepamos, 10 presenci6,
pero la situaci6n de las heridas ha-
ce Greer que la primera que Sc le
cause fue la de Ia espalda, y que al
volver ell seflor Cotorruelo contra ell
agresor, Y defenderse con el bast6n
que lleEaba, le fu6 cogido ell brazo
derecho por aquel, que infri6ndole
nuevas heridas, todas fueron 4 dar
en- ese miembro 8 parte de 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
80 HEoHO

Serian las siete y cuarto dc Ia
noche, cuando 81 senior Cotorruelo,
que vive en- las afueras de Ia ciudad,
sali6 de su casa a pie, dirigiendose
solo hacia el centro de la poblaci6n.
Despues de atravesar Ia iglesia
protestante, entrando va en la ca
ia de Ia Marina, fu6 acometido
frente q In veria que une las casas
que habitan los Sres. don Miguel
Porrata Doria = don Luis Valdivie-
80, por un desconocido, que sin du-
ia Sc hallaba oculto EN- aquel sitio
La penumbra que reina on ese
trczo de calle 4 causa dc que los
faroles quedan distantes unos de
otros; que las casas se hallan algo
retiradas dc Ia vfa por que todas
tienen jsrdines al frente, favoreci6
SIN duda al asesino, que pudo lie
var cnbo su accion sin ser visto.
Pero los gritos que lanz6 Ia VIC
TINA, fueron oidos por el senior Po-
rrata-Doria, quien sali6 con uno
hh bttA GEAhAOS - KgAC5hcAA 40 adNAAAo'
Cuando esto ocurri6 va el matador
habia desaparecido.
Pocos momentos despues nos
trasladamos al lugar del suceso y
allf vimos, iunto al cadaver, al senior
Fiscal, Juez de 1e Instancia, Medi-
cos forenses, Jefe de Policfa, Escri-
banos demas autoridades.
Tendido en- Ia terra con los pies
caHi EN- Ia cuneta Y Ia parte superior
del cuerpo en- Ia via, de-cara-af-eie-
10, estaba el cadaver del senor
Cotorruelo, con la boca y los ojos
deamesuradamente abiertos, retra-
tandoso on su cadaverica fisonomia
todo NJ terror de que sin duda Sc
via poseido III ser obieto de Ia agre-
SION. ~
I'm una camilla fue trasladado al
eementerio, donde Sc practice Ia
v2m rYrepTnAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21
Ell ARALA

Esta no Ia sido hallada; pero
comparable el aspecto de las heridas,
unas con otras, puede decirse, quo
el instrumento con que Sc infrieron,
era una hoia de tres dedos 8 cinco
centfmetros de ancho, pues todas
elias tenfan la misma extension.
Por sus comisuras que presenta-
ban corte limpio, Sc viene en- como
cimiento de que 81 punal era de dos
filos 8 bien de medic flo en- un bor-
de Y flo complete en- ell otro. Z
dada la anchura de la hoja, debi6
tener una longitud de dos cuartos
& palmos, medida vulgar, 8 sea Ia
de los cuchillos que usan los mata-
rifes 3 carniceros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-21

l5eis ron lasq 81 le infrieron.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
NEWSPAPER MEN CONFER.

Representatives Of the Peninsula Press
Meet at Dover and Elect Del gates Co
the National ConvcntiOn-C Capital Jot-
tings.
special Correspondence Evening journal
DOveR, March "A meeting Of the
Peninsula Press Association. was held
yesterday afternoon in the CaOtol Hotel
r. NJ. Dunn presided. About twenty
members we're present. Delegates were
elected 10 the National Association. which
meets az Chicago, in May 10th next as
follows: w s. McComb. Havre de Grace.
Republican; @. w Edwards. EVENING
JOURNAL; w NJ Tylor Easton Gazette
r. d. Hodecker, Smyrna Times The fol
lowing alternates were also elected Morris
Taylor, Every Evening; w w. Busteed.
Centieville Observer; Hugh G. Browne
MiddletOwn Transcript, aud II s. Brew
ia ton committee consisting of II
G Carpenter W. NJ. Tylor and w w
Busieed was appointed TO draft resolu
tions on the death of Editor Clark of the
Sussex Journal Those present were E
B. Louderbough. State Sentinel; @ l..
Vincent, Snow Hill Messenger: w S
McComh, Havre de Grace Republican.
II II Curtis, Every Evening; w L Nc
Farlane, Clayton Call; j. L. Salisbury
Delawareau; NJ Thomas. Peninsula
Methodist r. NJ Dunn, Index aud II.
y. Carpenter
There was a good attendance at the
wish bone party at the NJ n parsonage
last evening. Refreshments were served
aud boxes containing novel souvenirs
wer- sold. The proceeds will be gi en- as
missionary offering on Sunday.
j.. Edgar Wilson, of Wilmington, and
Miss Lille Williams were married at the
residence Of the brides parents ON Gov
ernor's avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev
DR.. w. l. 5. Murray officiating. They
will reside 10 Wilmington.
The colored girl who was arrested on
sunday on the charge of stealing from
Mrs. Il Lieberman, at a hearing before
Squire Cooper, yesterday afternoon was
held In 500 bail
Bishop A. A. Curtis, of Wilmington.
was In town yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
THE ACTION CONDEMNED.
Chief Constable Dolan Says That the
Debt Was Contracted by the state an,
should be Paid by Il.

Chief Constable Dolan Says That tn,
Debt Was Contracted by the state ans
should be Paid by It.
Chief Constable John T. Dolan wal
seen by an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this afternoon and advised Of the House,
action He said that the bills wer,
purely state debt and should have beer
paid by the state.
1T is bad policy. indeed on the part Of
those who have defeated the measure
We did not dream Of sue h a thing as
the state refusing to pay lawful aad
just deDt which IL had incurred b.
Legislative enactment after careful
consideration The men were all appointed
by the governor Of the state at tn,
suggestion Of leading citizens. They
did their work well and accomplished the
purpose for which they were appointed
preserving the peace and preventing
Federal interference.
owe virtually feel that New Castle
county has paid the bill, nyhow. Sh,
pays four6fths Of the taxes and has long
ago paid for this protection
"The bill Of the special constables will
now go back to the Levy Court Commits
siouers who will have to ask the state
for loan TO pay the debt.