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George D. Hale vs. oscar Bischoff.
Proceedings In Quo Warranto.
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.


JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.
sYLLABUa By TIE COURT. HORTON. G. J
1. Where Q statute authorizes the appoint.
ment Of an official and declares the tenure OF
the office, and Is silent on the point as to the
beginning Of the first appointee's term, the
commencement OF the official term begins TO
run from the date Of the appointment
The ofice Of city assessor OF the city OF
Topeka, under the statute and the first ap-
pointment made by the mayor and city coun-
Gil on February 6, 1882, commenced to run
from that date. Each succeeding term OF two
years followed each otherin regular order, the
one commencing whore the other ended.
8 Where the term Of city official is nxed
ct two years and q person Is appointed to the
office for one year only, the appointment is
valid for the full statutory period.
l. Where an appointment to an ONCE 10
made during vacancy fof full term, this Is
In legal effect an appointment to MI the vac
Ancy only.
5. An ofRcer whose official term has expired
but who remains in possession OF the 0ftice,
having full control thereof and exercising the
functions Of the same, 10 an oflcer de (dcto,
and ell Of his acts, within the limits OF his
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oficisl power, are valid IS respects the public
and third persona
AN the justices concurP1ng.
true copy.
Attest: c. J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
Joseph T. Patterson VS.. Benjamin c. Galusha.
Error from Republic County.
REVERSED.
REVERSED.
SYLLABUA
BY THE COURT.
JOHNSTON, J.

g., who owned quarter section oflsnd, con-
Veyed 140 acres OF the same to P. in considefa-
tlon that p. would assume and pay . mortgage
Indebtedness which existed against the land.
AfterwArd, G. brought an action 10 recover
the same, alleging that P. had misrepresented
the nature and amount Of the Indebtedness,
and that $50 acres was sufficient consideration
for she debt assumed. Upon the testimony In
the record it is Held, That the parties stood
upon an equal footing; that the nature and
amount Of the debt assumed and the material
facts in the transaction were equally within
the knowledge OF both; and that there was no
such deception and fraud on the part OF 7. "a
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711s

711S
The Gregory Grocery Company Vs. Young &
Conboy.
Error from Johnson County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS By THE COURT. JOHNSTON, J
Failing debtors gave preference to several
of their creditors over others by executing
mortgages upon their property to satisfy what
were shown to be bona fde debtA An unse-
cured creditor caused an attachment to be
levied upon some Of the property upon the
alleged grounds that the debtors had and were
about to dispose Of their property for the pur-
pose Of defrauding hindering and delaying
their creditora The district court upon .
hearing dissolved the attachment, and 1t Is
held upon 9 review Of the testimony that the
ruling Of the court was not erroneous
All the judges concurring
A true copy.
Attest: @. J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
1858.
The City OF Kansas City vs. Emma G. Slang
strOm.
Error from Wyandotte County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS.

SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. JOHNSTON,
/. While q city has power where it is
deemed necessary to divert o stream passing
through ita limits from its natural course and
to confine it to q narrower channel, In doing
so Ii must use reasonable care to prevent in
Jury TO others, and II damage results to the
owners Of private property from Its negligence
or wrong-d0ing in this respect 1t viii be liable
for the loss.
Where two or more parties by their con-
current wrong.doing cause injury 20 third
person, they are jointly and seyerally liable,
and the injured party may at his option insn-
tute an action and recover against one or all
of those contributing to the injury.
g. Special findings returned by the jury are
to be considered together and II possible are
to be so construed as to harmonic them and
to uphold the general verdict
L The findings examined and held TO show
that the damages recovered were the result OF
the concurrent wrong.doing Of the city, and
another party, for the whole OF which either
was liable, and that the findings are sufficient
to sustain the general verdict and the judg-
mont
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: Q. }. BROWN,
TsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
TIA
John P. Freese VS.. Edward scouten, ct al.

John P. Freese vs.. Edward Scouten, ct al
Error from Kiows County.
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. HORTON, 9.
L All that Is required Of an applicant 10
make an entry and purchase Of tract Of the
Usage Indian trust and diminished reserved
lands Is that he shall have all the qualihca-
tlons OF q pre-emptor; that he shall be an
actual settler on the land at the date of his
entry, and that he shall make full payment
therefor.
q A mortgage from an entry man Of Q
tract OF Usage Indian trust and diminished
reserved lands after final receipt Is given, and
before the issuance Of the patent, takes his
mortgage subject 20 the supervisory power OF
the commissioner Of the general land office OF
the United States.
8. II the applicant or entrymAn having all
the qualifications Of q pre-emptor and being
an actual settler on the land at the date Of his
entry, purchases and pays for Q tract Of the
Usage Indian trust and diminished reserved
lands, and after obtaining his final receipt,
executes mortgage to another party upon
the land, and then for the express purpose Of
defrauding the mortgage, enters into Q col
luslVe and fraudulent agreement with . third
person TO have his lawful entry cancelled and
In pursuance thereof q collusive contest Is
commenced by such other person against the
entryman, and by the collusion and fraud OF
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The Orchard Place Land Company Vs. Eugenia
A. Brady and the City Of Kansas City.
SYLLABUS.


SYLLABUS. BYTHE COURT. HORTON. G.
Where city, In grading one Of Its streets,
filed up o natural water course, and as sub.
stituto for the water course or channel
constructed Q small sewer or culVert
under the grading or embankment. on on
q land company extended the same sew.
oral feet upon It's private property, and the
land company graded up It's lots and cOntin-
ued the city sewer or culVert through les own
property by joining its sewer or culVert with
the city sewer, and subsequently the sewer or
culvert Of the land company, on account Of Its
negligent construction and maintenance, fell
In and obstructed the sewer or culvert built
by the city and thereby caused the overflow
OF the waters formerly carried on by the
natural water course, Held, That the land
company is liable for the damages caused by
such obstruction Of the sewer and the overflow
OF the waters resulting therefrom.
All the justices concurring
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
The State Of Kansas vs.. John Sutton.

Th0 state OF Kansas V9. john sutton
Appeal from Reno County,
REVERSED.
SYLLABUs. BY THE COURT. HORTON, G. J
Under section 3, chapter 12l, sess. laws Of
1871, (parg. 2212 gen. stat. 1882 and section 90
Of the act relating to crimes and punishments
fully and teloniously receives any goods or
property stolen, taken and carried away from
railroad depot, station house, passenger
coach, express or freight car, knowing the
such place, Is guilty Of a felony without re-
gard TO the value OF the goods or property 80
stolen.
Johnston, J., concurring
Allen, j., dissenting.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
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Error from Finnsy County.

REVERSED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. HORTON, G.
Where the notice TO tax deposition spec
iAes shat the taking will be adjourned from
day to day" lt is not error for the notary, be.
fore whom the deposition Is taken, to adjourn
the taking Of the depositiyn from day TO day,
at the instance Of the attorney for the party
giving the notice, whore neither the opposing
party, nor his attorney appears Rt any time
before such notary public, and thereis no con-
tention that the adlournmentg were taken for
the purpose Of annoying the opposing party,
or preventing cross-examin@tl0n, or causing
any unnecessary expense or delay.
All the justices cOncurrtng.
A true copy.
Attest. Q. j. BROWN,
TsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09


E, S. Robinson vs.. r. ]. Wsddell & Company
Error from Franklin County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS Blythe COURT. JOHNSTON, j.
In the absence Of ON agreement or counter
vailing equity the proceeds of mortgage
given TO secure several notes maturing At DIFF
ferent times should be applied to the pay
ment Of the notes In the order Of their
maturity; but whore the payee Of the notes,
who was the mortgAgee, sells che notes to
another and indorse9 the two notes hrst ma
turing As an additional security and to induce
the assignee of the notes and mortgage to
purchase them, It was proper for the court, in
order to give effect to the purpose Of the par
ties, to decree that the unfndorsed notes
should have precedence in payment out Of the
fund derived from the foreclosure and sale Of
the mortgaged property.
All the Justices concurring
A true copy.
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
lsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
1920
The City of ElDorado vs. c. o. Beardsley.
Appeal from Butler County.
AFFIRMED.
BY THE COURT.
HORTON, c. ]
SYLLABUS.


1. An ordinance Of city prohibiting the
sale of intoxlcatingllquor within the limits
Of such city, except by persons having per-
sell, as provided for by the laws Of
laws Of the state, is not an ordinance to regu-
late the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, but to
prohibit the sale thereof.
., Where police court of a.city has juriSdic-
tion to try and punish party for the
violation Of a city ordinance, when the
prosecution Is for that violation alone, the
court has also the power to try and punish q
party for the commission Of several violations
Of the same ordinance II united in the same
complaint In such case, punishment for
the different violations CT the same
ordinance Is not to be aggregated
80 as 10 make single or entire punishment
for all the violations, but the sentence for each
violation Is to be imposed separately and 9s
for separate offense.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: C.J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
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win defeat the conveyance OF the land or
justify recovery in favor of G.
All the justices concurTing.
A true copy.
Attest: C.J. BROWN,
lsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
Ills
Clara N. Sellers, ct al. Va. Henry Gay, ct al.
Error from Wyandotte County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUa BY THE COURT. JOHNSTON, J
The facts in the present case are found to
fall within the decision Of Sellers vs.. CFossan,
recently decided, and following that case IL is
held that the acts and conduct Of the COM
planning parties eseop them from disputing
the validity Of the mortgages foreclosed In
favor Of the defendants In error Sellers VS..
GFossan, 50 Kas., -; IS Pac. Rep. 2O5.
All the justices concurring
A true copy.
Attest: C. ]. BROWN,
[SEALl Clerk Supreme Court
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A. P. Kelly, and W, E. Kelly, Copartners as
The Prairie Lumber Company Vs. Benjamin
F. Martin.
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PEREMPTORY WRIT DENIED.
BY THE COURT. Ho
SYLLABUs.

Where railway company owning shorG
line Of railroad Of twenty-six miles only, Is
wholly insolvent, and such company has no
cars or engines with which to operate IL,
payment Of the expenses Of the company or
the road, and the use Of the road has been
abandoned for several months, and the road
cannot be operated, except at great loss, by
any corporation or person, not saking into ac-
thereon. the supreme court, having some dis
cretion in the granting OF writ OF mandamus
will not compel, by peremptory WRIT the
railway company to replace or put into repair
its track, q part OF which has been torn up, as
such an order would be useless or futile and
OF no public benefit.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
TsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09

SOUOs
E. 8. Ralston, Trustee, Ed. F. Bqrrell, ClSTk,
Dodge City Montezuma, & Trinidad Rail-
way Company, E. y. Kellogg. Harry Benja'
min, OF al,
Error from Ford County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS Blythe COURT. HORTON, C.J
1. Each organized township in this state
is 0 body politic and corporate, and Its proper
name may sue and be sued.
q A township may bring an action In Its
own proper name, but the trustee or other
ofdCers Of the township are not the proper
plaintiffs In an action intended 70 be brought
BY the township, or for the benefit OF the
township, or in the interest Of the people
Of the township.
All the justices concurr1ng.
A true copy. o,,,,,
Attest: Y. J. BROWN,
TaEAL.l Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
Published May O. 1894
Supreme Court SyAabi

ill.,
= q. H. Mabry vs, Thos Harp, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Joel Stewart, Deceased
Error from Cowley County.
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS. Blythe COURT. HORTON, G. J
/. Annual crops, like wheat, which are the
product of industry and care, sown by the
owner Of the SOIL or his tenant while growing
and immatured are personal property.
q Where q person In good faith purchases
an interest in his lease without the assent OF
the landlord, such contract Is yoidSple Gt 9niy IL
subsequent assent Of the landlord Is valid: II
he refuses to assent, the sqb-tenant cannot, as
premises, or any OF the growing crop under
the lease
All the justices concurring.
true copy. DooruD,
Attest: y. J. BROWN
TsEGLl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-05-09
9GS.

The State of Kansas on the Relation Of John
T, Little Attorney General vs. The Dodge
City, Montezuma Trinidad Railway Com"
pany, ct al.
Original Proceeding in Mandamus.
DuprNTpropv wpIT nFNTFD
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Boston Loan and Trust Company vs.. w. M
Organ, A. o. Wharton and John s. Kenyon.
Error from Lyon County.
AFFIRMED.
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BY THE COURT.
SYJLABUa

The State Of Kansas Vs. Morgan A. Stickney.
Error from Nem&hs County.
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AFFIRMED.

Error from Wyandotte County.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-10

suyos fuesen a avisar s Pizarro Eel
Alcalde) que acababa de matarle a
IN esp1a, y que Sc preparasen, p0r
que i'Oa a COrtar la 0GbesG y Ia 1eN-
qua a unos IA que tenia en- lista.
Nicolas Izqnie:do, que fu6 sor
rreudido por Ia brusca apariCi6 :,
del bandido y por las amenazss do
este, Sc sobrecogi6 de tai modo.
q7e Cuando lego a la morada del
pardo Rogue Torres, apenas pOdfa
articular palabra alguna.
Muchos de los campesinos pro-
ximos al lugar del suceso, oyeron
las amenaZas del bandidO
Segdn ell reconocimiento fa6ul.
tativO hecho por ell m6dico muni
cipal seflor Hernandez el cad&vel
del desgraciado Torres presenta
ba cGtOrce heridas de prOyectil d.
arma de tuego, en- Ia forma siguien
to : una en- la cara, lado izquierdt
de la region mslsr, otra seccinnaD
do ell tabiqne nasal en- su part'
anterior, otrs en- la ventana nasal
ado deTechO, otra sobre Ia parf'
media del lado superior y unlda
la anterior, otra en- la parte medi'
de Ia rama horizontal del maxilA
inferior del cuello, otEa en- la part
superior del hombro ladO derechO
dos en- el pecho, una sobre Ia re
gi6n pectorsl del lado derechO
Otra en- ell lado izquierdo y en- !
parte media de Ia region de lain
gle lado izquierdo".
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oereCido, y al aegundo IN mete
y SAGA buenO.
Yo no Sc, senior Oaballero, y {
,sted se 10 digo como director de
escens, a que viene esa precipita-
sion en- las suestes, sobre todo en-
a Vica, hacienda que las Corridas
rAsulten bscerradas el6ctricas por
u poCs duraci6n. lQae los toros
q N blandos I Tiene usted raz6n ;
zero no tsnto, hombEe, no tanto.
En la corrida anterior, en- que eraD
mas bravos y de mayor poder, 81,
'edi6 10 mismo, y sobre todo vuelvc
\ repetir que las varas que reciber
10 son tales varas, sino varetaxoi
10 re6l6n, sin castigo; por Consi-
yuiente, este debs tenerse en- Cuen-
a, para dar al pdblico un POGO MAJ
ie reCreo, hacienda que las fiesta
1uren algo mas; pneA = past
lue vamoS, IL 6dna cortida va & re
'ulSar 10 mismo que dar una vuelti
por el paseo de Oovsdonga, sil
'egsr & Puerts de TERRA Y DO
iltimO, 81 la muerte resultara luci
Ia. menos mai; pero para mauarlo
bajonazo lmpio, no 90 necesltal
tantas preCauciOnes.
La Empress, con buenos deseol
perO desgraciados.
La Presidencis, muy bien ; le do
mi enhorabuena, dese6ndole salu,
y.... buenas magras.
PHONES.
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10 un aeorazado dc $4,000 tone
ladAs.
Los dStos mfs importantes re-
lativoS al nuevo crucer0 son:
E,lora extrema, 102 II metros.
Id entire perpendicu ares. 93.63.
Manga m&xims, Is 45.
Puntal, 991.
Calado maxine, 6,lO.
Dssplazamisnto, 1876 tonela-
das metricas.
Ell casco de este buque es de
acero Martin.SiemenE, suminis-
tfAdo por la Sociedad Eiderurgica
de Duro & Co, do Ia Fo'guera; ;
tiene doble fondo y cubierta pro-
tectora. c0nStituida, esta Ultima
por doa = tres series de pianchas
de acero de 5y7 centfmetros dc
eSpesor.
Las m6quiuaS de este crucero %
han construido en- Barcelons, en-
los talIeEsn de la sociedad "La Ma
quinista Terre'tre , Martina. u
Son de triple expansion, horizon
tales y destinadAs q mover dol
h6ices, una a cada cos,ado. r.
clbiran a 9 ki!tmerros de preston
efestiva. La fuerzA desarro,lad,
ieberA ser de 1900 cAballoS col
tiro natural y IL, $50 con tiro for.
zAdo.
La velocidad mGxima que sl
espera obsenga el buqus en- Gu,
oruebAs oficiales no baiar& Dc &c
millaO por hora.
Montara el Lepamto cuatro ca.
fonea Gonzalez Hontoria, de q
centfmentros; seis de IL, tambier
de Hontoris; dos NoFdenfelt d,
81 mi imetros; dos canones re-
volver Hotchkiss, de 81 milne
troR, v dos ametralIadoras de II
Iidem."
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,urezcs algunas de sus moiores
nOtas Y CadenCissl

ourezcs algunas de sus mcjores
nOtss y cadenciss!
Y cerramOs va estas breves notas
cepitiendo que ell debut de la Com
pania de opera itallana que ha ini-
cladO sus tares en- nuestro Teatrc
he sido IN sWcOss, 10 midmo para los
.rtlstas que para Ia Empresa.
A ese 6xito, que celebramos,
,ontribuyeron, la orquesta, de nu
neroso instrumental y magistral.
mente dirigida por el professor Ma
zEi, que al concluirse el tercer actt
de ErnGni tuvo que subir al palct
escanicO a com partir Ia ovaci6n de
Ooncertante; los Cuerpos corales
aspecialmente ell de hombres, as
,omo el de partiquinos; Ia direcci6l
10 escens, muy esmorada, y eI
resumen, el atressO, que NADIA DEF
que desear.
Hoy solo elogios ha tenid
nuestra ploma para Ia treWps. en- Il
mt rpretaGi6n y ejecuci5n de En-
mans, porque iosto es pasar por all,
entertainments las deficiencies, .
4xieten, cusndO los m6ritOs las so
peran en- muCho.
jOjala que tepgamos que segu,
Igual dlapas6n en- toda Ia tempo
sAda!
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Ia RETRETA DEL Sab lido.

Con mucho lucimiento % verified
eD la noche del sGbado tiltimo, dis
dc los Santos Reyes, en- esta Ca.
pitaI, 10 gran retreta militar dig
puesta por el EJercito y Volun-
tarios.
A las z empezo 4 or9anizsrse
en- el dtrio de Ia CatedrAl, partien.
DO dc alli entire z y media y ocho,
Emprendi6 Ia marcia POE Ia ca.
lie de San Jose, sigui6 por Lac de
San Francisco, Tanca = FortaIezs
hasta llegAr frente al PaIAeio de
Santa Catalina, donde 90 disolvi6.
Adrian 10 marcha Guardiss CT.
viles de CaballeriP, precediendo &
variaS Gecciones de trOpa que por-
tAhan hermosoS faroles de diver
GoS colOres, fijos en- el extreme
suE erior dc largas a. tAs adornada,
con los de Ia bsndera nac.o, n.
Enire lac secciones iban tambien
Guardias Civiles de CAballeria.
do lol cuales eecoltaban
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Ell "LEPANT0."

Acerca de este nuevo hermoso
0uque de nuestra Marina de que.
IRA. botado al aqua recientemente
en- Csrtagens, leemos 10 que 0igue
en- 10 prensa peninsuIar:
"HemoS dido altos eIosioS del
'psraso que &c iuaugur6 IN 81
arrastre del crucsro Lepauto, que
acFedita ell talento & invsnt,va de
oS lOgenleroa eapaflales, y que
podfa seEvis, con ii 1eras variaD tes.
para id@utica fAena en- loo buQues
de mayor porte. aunque 10 trAtara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-10

asi mismo Ia eIegante farolA que
cerraba con aqu6 los 10 intereaante
procession mArcIal.
La citada farola, de grAndes d.
mensiores, eltaba construida con
gusto artfatico. y ostentaba en- sus
cuAtro traspArenieS lsdos opcrtu.
mas inscripciones, dibuJos aIeg6-
ricoS de guerra y las cruces de
las 6rdenes militares. Las ms
cripciones decian: Gloria d Co
lon. 1893. E2 EySrcitO y VO-
luntarios. 1894. Formabsn par.
te de Ia comitivA las bandas de
mi lea de Ia guarnici6n y Vo!un-
tArios, cue eiecutAban brillantss
pasadobles.
Presentaba Ia retreta en- cues.
ton notable golpe de vista que de.
leitaba ell Amino. En- los balco
ues del tranaito, bocacAlles = ace
ra0, y, en- Ia piazza de Armas, Sobre
todo, era immense ell gensio que
oreeenciabA ell paSo de Ia retreta
Un aguacero que cAy6 sAbitameD
to, hallandoue aqu6la en- Ia Gale
do Ia Fortalezs, NO fue bastants
para dar al traste con tan celebrA-
do festival nocturno, que cOncIu-
Iy6 cusndo conc'uir debfa, sin de
fraudar las esperApzAs del publ
CO. Todo 10 contrario: fue de-
agrado general.
| Con motive de haber concurri-
do esA noche al Casino EspatiO
para deOde .'us balconesver &
paso de la retreta, muchaS &C.
norAs y senoritas de nuestr,
buena sociedad. improvis6se OF
los elegantes sAlones del pAtri6tiCC
Centric una jaranG que resultt
animadfsima y se prolong6 hastl
las IL. en- que las aIegreS nots'
del Seis terminaron con 10 ines
perada fiesta.
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FUALAMIgNlOS En- S7O DOMINGO

DGose primero. por versione.
legadas de Ponce. que eI Presi-
'sate de SAnto Domingo habf.
lscho furilar & trece pol1sicos vi
lb.es de aquel pats, adversArio.
uSOs,
Despues el cable NOS comunico
q un despacho, desmintien endolo
q otro siguiense, que habia sid
e.inado el Presidente On IN com
OF tramado contra 81.
Ah0ra un senior llamado Don
OsogrsciAs Matt hace pGblico en-
" Impartial de MAyagtiez qu.
~ tnsiiAmlentos verifi cados en-
Ssnto Domingo { entire eIlos 81 d.
10 General = un abogAdo) no h4D
hjo 13, eino 9, Y expiica los mo
s'voa de essos confoEme Va & con.
t,nuaci6n:
"Sa 10sllar0n nuove 1ndivlduOi
" no trece, como sc ha dicho) q
causa de hab6tseIes probado com
'hcidad tahto en- ell asesinato co.
metid0 1lri mamente en- Ia psrsonG
iel General Joaquin Oamp0s, Ds
egado del Gobisrno en- Azua, Co
no en- el complot para hacer volal
i Presidents con las m5quinal
,xplOsivas que SO Oouparon y qut
tueron examinadas p0r persona.
compete ates, kabieDdo sido publ
cadO el infurme de 6stas.
"HubO aDbien una emboscads
para asesinar al Presidente con ba
las envenenadas en- ell viaje que
hizO por las comarCas del SUD de Ia
[sia, emboscada de la que SO salvt
mllagcOsamente, gracias a que st
adslAntara parte de la cOmiti va DO.
81 antes de Ia llegada al sitio On
que Sc le aceohaba, y que no vl6n
dosele al fcente de Ia misma, como
% COstumbre, so alejaron los EN-
bOsCadus en- Ia creencia de que nc
,bR en- aquellOs m0mentos.
No nos asombra que NADIA 80 di
ga sObre las intentonass sprepaEadas
para matar al Presidente; GUS enc
migos no pueden hacerlo y son los
lospiradOres de los esCritos que
aqui Sc publican, pero aqu6l, como,
alerdo los manejos, COgiendo los
hlIOs de todo 10 que SO trama con-
ira 6l; probado hasta Ia eviden
cla que de I'm modo f otro se IL
AcechAba para mstsrle ihabia de
dejar sin castigo a los que tales
pretensiones Tenant
MuChas mas circunstancias q ne
han pasado nos es dado callar por
ahora. Mas tarde se ConoCer&n.''