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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
tuesday, AUG. so, 1894.
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.

The Republican voters ofGarreit county are
requested to assemble in their respective
districts in primary meetings on
Saturday, Sept, LIST, 1894,
to elect five delegates from each election dis
II ct to attend county convention to be
held IN
Oakland, Md, Tuesday, September
3rd, 1894, at 2 o'clock p. m,
to elect three delegates to represent Gan ,efo
county in the Republican Congressional Cor -
vehtiOn to be held in Frederick city on
Wednesday, September ), 1894.
ANDREW SHARTZEH.
Chairman Republican State Central Comm; =
tee Tor Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30

Ripans Tabules relieve headache.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
~CULPEPPER'S REVIVAL.

Close of the Noted Georgian's Revival at
Observation-Disclosures Converted and Join
Church-An Anti-Treating Society.
ROCKVILLE, Mo-, Aug. 2i.-Dr. John
Il. Culpepper, the noted Georgia evan
gelist, yesterday closed a three weeks
revival which he has been carrying on
in this city in a tent. He has been
preaching three sermons a day during
his stay, and at no time did his congre-
cation number less than 1000, and
many times there were upwards of 8, 900
to hear him. The meeting has been
successful, and Boonville has been
awakened as it never was be-
fore There have been 200 ac-
cessions to the different churches in
the city, besides those to the country
churches near by. The Wcman's
Christian Temperance union received
40 new members. and over 500 men
have joined an anti-whisky league.
Over 400 men have also signed a pledge
not to treat others in a saloon, nor to
allow others to treat them. So, if
they drink at all, they must drink Dy
themselves.
DIR. Culpepper left for Pilot Grove
yesterday afternoon, where he will
hold a meeting for a few days. There
was such a crowd to see him leave that
he gave them a short farewell m
at the depot, and ali joined in singing.
God BE With You Till We Meet
Again"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
FOREIGN.

A THRASHISG machine in William
Hayward's barn at Forest, Ont, broke
the cylinder shaft and fred the straw
We're burned to death.
FORTY Moorish rebels were killed bv
the sultan's troops at AZimoor.
BARON MUNDAY, founder of the Sal
wage society, committed suicide at
Vienna by shooting while insane.
A CAvE-Iy occurred in one of the
mines near Durango, Mex, burying
ten miners. Six of the men were res
cued alive, but the others were dead
when found.
BRITISH Consul HATCH and several
Americans were decoyed to prison by
Spanish authorities at Bluefields.
y PLOT to assassinate President Hip
polyte, of Hayti, was exposed by the
sweetheart of n of the c~onspirators,
most of whom were captured.
CANADIAN liberals, through their
leader, Sir William Laurier, have de-
clared for free raw materials and a
tariff.
ADVISES from Corea state Thai in a
battle between Chinese and Japanese
300 of the latter were killed.
Christopher f. FRAZER, of Toronto,
until recently commissioner of public
works in the Toronto cabinet, was
found dead in bed.
AMERICANS and Englishmen arrested
at Bluefields by Madriz consented to
be taken to Managua for trial rather
than submit to exile.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
LATER.

IDA ROBINSON, who says h lives in
st. Louis, was at the White House, on
the 18th, endeavoring to see the presi-
dent, who. she said, would relieve her
from a hypnotic spell which had been
cast upon her by her enemies in st.
Louis. No attempt was made to arrest
her, and she departed after having had
assurance hat she could not see the
president.
ALONZO KENDALL. of Kalamazoo.
made Il balloon ascension at School
craft, Mich, on the 25th. and after he
had cut loose with the parachute a
sandbag became detached from beneath
the balloon. falling down through the
parachute. Kendall fell 500 feet and
was nearly cut in two by q b~arbed-wire
fence.
y TERRIBLY disastrous cyclone swept
along the shore of the sea of Azof, in
Russia, on the 18th, working immense
damage. In some instances entire vii
lagos were swept into the sea. Many
steamers were sunk or driven ashore
and wrecked. and it is believed that at
least 1000 persons persisted.
The New York city associated banks
issued the following statement for the
week ended the 25th: Reserve, de-
crease, 81, OSs, 600; loans, increase, S.
AGA. 900; specie, decrease. $3.50, GOO; legal
tenders, decrease. $3.50, POO: deposits, in
crease, $500, 500; circulation, decrease,
81 100.
A POOR japanese who had saved from
his meager earnings just $3.50 a year
for the last forty years, making in all
a total of 500. rendered the whole
amount to the authorities for use in the
war.
\ NEW geyser of the first magnitude
has started up in Yellowstone park.
1t throws a stream of water fully as
high as 'Old Faithful" and is very
noisy in its eruption.
REV. A. r. MORGAN. in charge of the
Observation-Disclosures missions in
Japan. writing from Nagoya, predicts
that the war between Japan and China
will be a bloody n
The sultan of Morocco has issued a
circular letter to the powers request
ing them not to appoint consuls at Fee
for fear of creating serious trouble in
the country.
On the a5th the associated banks of
New York city. held SEC. lis. ESQ in ex:
cess OF the requirements ef. the o5-per.
cent rule. 4~c..- -
In the island of Formosa the Chinese
authorities are decapitating Japanese
subjects, supposed to be spies, in large
Numbers.
QUEEN VICTORIA p%rorogued' parlia-
ment on the 25th.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
e ONAL.
Regular Session.

LIZ the senate on the Goth the amended sugar
bill and the coal, iron ore md barbed wire bills
were reported The bills placing wool, coal
and iron on the free list were ordered placed
on the calendar. The senate then went into
executive session, but owing TO q lack Of q
quorum adjourned until the 22d No quorum
could be got together In the house. consequent
1y no session was held.
THE senate was not in session on the a1st....
In the house there was not a quorum present
when its session began, but members sought to
take up several measures by unanimous con-
sent. The senate bill allowing an additional
$4,000 for the public building at Little Rock,
Ark. was passed. The senate bill for the ex-
clusion md deportation of alien anarchists
was called up, but objection being made to its
consideration 1t went over under the rules.
In the senate on the ed the members pres
ent at the opening session numbered twenty
one-less than half Of a quorum. g vice
president announced his signature to Tile de-
hciency bill. A motion was made that the
sergeant-at-arms be directed to request the
attendance of absent senators. which he did.
and an executive session was held. The house
was not In session
AFTER an hours wait the senate on the I'D
was unable to secure q quorum. and adjourned.
A clerk reached the capitol with some fmpor-
tant nominations, but owing to the absence Of
q quorum they could not be laid before the
senate In the house the chairman OF the
committee on naval affairs presented the pre-
liminary report upon the Investigation OF the
armor plate and billets furnished TO the gov
eminent by the Carnegie Steel company. The
bill to give the Hutchinson & Southern Rail-
road company two more years in which to
build the road through the Indian territory
was passed.
IN the senate on the oath the house joint reso-
luton was adopted for a final adjournment
August % ct 2 p. m. after which an executive
session was held, and all nominations to which
no objections were offered were confirmed. go.
In the house a joint resolution was adopted for
O final adjournment on the 2Stb. The anti
anarchist bill was brought up and an amend
ment TO 1t offered, but objection being made to
its consideration the bill went over.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

NEBRASKA republicans in convention
at Omaha nominated a ticket headed
by Thomas J. Majors for governor.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows on the ed; Massa-
chusetts, Sixth district, John s. Will
liams (dem.). Missouri. Third district,
A. NJ. Dockery tdem.). Texas, Twelfth
district, A. W. Houston (dem.). Wis
c~onsin, Sixth district, Riley Bishop
(pop.). Kentucky, Second district. E.
q. Sebree (rep.). Michigan, Fourth
district, DR.. L. F. Weaver DEM;
Ninth district, Roswell 2. Bishop
(rep.). Iowa, Third district, Rev. S.
II. Basher (dem.); Eleventh district,
BERNARD Graeser (dem.). Indiana.
Fourth district, W. S. Holman (dem.);
Tenth district. DIR. j. J. Hatch trep.).
California, Second district. Anthony
Caminetti (dem.); Sixth district,
George 5. Patton (dem.l; Seventh dis
trict. W. Ii. Alvord (dem.).
NOMINATIONS for congress were made
as follows on the ED: New Jersey,
First district. Ii. c. Loudenslager
(rep.) Tennessee, Third district, Eos
ter V. Brown (rep.). Nebraska, Sixth
district, Omar NJ. KEN (pop.). Kansas,
Third district, w. T. Sapp (dem.).
Pennsylvania, Fortieth district, d. S.
Walton (rep); Twenty-eighth district,
Aaron Williams (dem.). North Caroli-
ma, Sixth district, ]. A. Lockart
(dem.). New York, Twenty-third dis
trict, W. Z. Foote, Jr. (rep.). Missou-
ri, Seventh district, c. b. Wisker (pro.).
Virginia, Fifth district, Claude Swan
son (dem.). Sixth district, o. C. Rucker
(pro.); Tenth district, Edmund r.
Cooke (pop.). Missouri, Fifth district,
Il. I. White pro-. Florida. Second
district, c. NJ. Cooper (dem.); Mont
Atkinson (pop.).
NEBRASKA populists nominated a
ticket headed by Silas A. Holcomb for
governor.
DEMOCRATS in state convention at
San Francisco nominated Congress-
man James Budd for governor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Fell Eighty Feet and Lives.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 24.-Joseph
MARBLE, a carpenter, at work on a stag
ing under the caves of the high school
building, lost his footing and was
hurled to the ground, a distance of so
feet As he fell. he grasped a swinging
rope which for about 80 feet of the de-
scent broke his fall. From the cpd of
the rope to the ground, a distance of 50
feet, he somersaulted through the air,
striking the earth heavily on his side.
It is remarkab BILE that he was not killed.
On the contrary. barring a broken rib
and legs and a compound fracture OF
an arm. he is doing we'll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
North Liberty BAPTIST Association.

The North Liberty Baptist associa-
ton held 4 four days session at Rich
mond. The association is composed of
the Baptist churches in Clay, Clinton,
Caldwell, De Kalb, Platte and Ray
counties, and about $50 delegates were
present. DIR. Black, president of the
William Jewell college, and many 9th
~ Baptist divines, attended and took
part in the proceedings.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Killed His COachman.

Frank Hart, a young attorney of st.
Joseph, shot and killed his coachman,
Charles Martin. Hart says Martin had
robbed him, and when he told Martin
to accompany him to the sheriff's office
Martin threatened to kill him with an
an Hart says the shooting was in
self-defense.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Knew How to Use a Gun.

Oscar Purghan, a Salt river farmer,
in Pike county, shot and killed John
Irby, a tcamster. 1t is alleged that
Irby. during tie absence of Purghan,
assaulted Mrs. Purghan. When
Purghan wa informed of Irby's deed
he loaded his shotgun and hunted Irby
down,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01

The Kansas City board of health be-
lieves that it has discovered n scheme
to Systematically swindle the city out
of several hundred dollars per month,
through fraudulent garbage hauling
returns.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
One Killed and Three Injured.

Hale mccarthy, colored. was instantly
killed, and Will Bryant. colored,
George Henry and Henry Washington,
colored, We're badly injured in mine 4G.
near Bevier, Macon county, by a fall of
rock. The colored men came recently
from Alabama to take the places of
strikers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
No Longer n Slave.

Lace Hibbs. aged 45, for years a resi-
dent of Knobnoster, johnson county,
and who gained notoriety by being
sold on the auction block for $3.50 as a
vagrant. was found dead neal Lamont,
Pettis county. Too much whisky.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Badly Injured by Lightning.

The dwelling of J. F. Incl, 1905 North
Eighteenth street, st. Joseph, was
struck by lightning, and Mrs. Incl was
SO badly injured that she may die.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Jasper County.s New Courthouse.

The cornerstone of the courthouse
to be erected at Carthage was laid a
few days ago. There were at least 15,-
600 people present. The ceremonies
were under the auspices of the masonic
fraternity.
Hon. W. Ii. Phelps, the orator of the
day, narrated the history of JAS
per county, and said that when the
first courthouse was built the wealth
was only S12 900; now it is over S13,-
00O, 900. The first courthouse cost $500;
this will cost 500, 900, and will be an
enduring testimony to the greatness Of
Jasper county for years to come. At
night there was n display of fireworks,
which wound up the exercises of the
day.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01

A NEW YORK syndicate has furnished
the whisky trust SIS. 0O0. 900 to take its
spiritsSout of bond, the Illinois trust
and savings bank of Chicago to act as
trustee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Kansas City as a Hog Market.

Says the KANSAS City Times: Hog
shippers will make n big mistake if
they think they will get proportion
ately better prices in Chicago than Kan
sas CITY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Hog Cholera in Bates County.

Hog cholera is prevailing alarmingly
among the hogs in Bates county in the
vicinity of Pcppenville. Gus Seilinger
lost ninety head.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Dockery Renominated.

The democratic nominating con-
vention for the Third congressional
district met at Richmond and renomi-
mated Hon. A. NJ. Dockery by acclama-
ton.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Killed by a Runaway Team.

!. L. N Gibson, a prominent farmer OF
Cole county. was instantly killed the
other evening near sRussellville by'a
runaway team. t&aA fsST
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
MISSOURI a NEWS.
The Missouri uniyersitr.

The Missouri state university Is now
In readiness for the opening Of school
on September IL.
From the steady demaad for catalogues and
other indications, it looks as il the attendance
during the coming year will be the largest yet
known In the history Of the institution. When
the main building is completed the university
could AFFORD ample accommodations for over
2,W0 students. The exterior of this building is
now about completed, with the exception Of the
tower, which will rise 1856 feet above the
ground from the center OF the edifce. 1t is
believed that the building will be ready for
occupancy next spring, and 1t is intended
that the commencement exercises shall take
place In the new chapel. TIL five other new
buildings are all completed, and will be occu-
pied during the coming year. The endowment
OF the institution and the value Of the build
lngs. ground and other equipments now amount
TO &,2O0,O00. President Jesse, when inter-
viewed spoke enthusiastically OF the univer-
city and its future prospects, He stated that
he had received during the summer an extra
ordinary number of inquiries and requests for
catalogues from Texas, and that, influenced by
this, he had sent q representative OF the uni
versity to canvass that state, which is the
only state, in fact, which has been canvassed
this year in behalf of this institution. In
referring TO the recent resignation Of DR..
d D blackwell from the chair OF modern Ian
guages, DIR. Jesse said that no successor will ut
present be appointed, and that it is his earnest
desire that no such appointment be made: that
the chair OF modern languages be abolished.
and in its place be substituted n chair Of Ger
manic languages, and also Il chair of Romantic
languages. He stated that he Is deeply inter-
ested in the movement for an appropriation for
the medical department from the next legisla-
ture. and has used his best efforts in this re-
gard.
Several important changes have recently
been made in the faculty, and Il number of new
professors have been appointed. DR.. Howard
Ayers, of Arkansas, will fill the chair of biOlo-
gy: A. H. Place, a graduate Of Cornell univer-
sity, has been placed at the head of the draw
ing department; Prof. II. Lands has resigned
the chair OF mines and metallurgy at Rolla,
and Prof. Courtney De Kalb. of New York, has
been appointed as his successor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01

r. Mrs. R. F. Norman, of Monette,
Barry county, the other day, became
the mother of four children-three
girls and 4 boy. . p.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-09-01
Labor Day.

Gov. Stone has issued a proclamation
requesting the observance of Labor
day in Missouri Labor Gay falls on
September 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

hueKta del senior Cxnovss. El explosive eItalI6
antes de 10 que ell criminal Ee fguraba dei6 &
eUte literalmente deHtxozado en- 81 niBmo sitio de
Sd crimen. Justo castigo de la Provideneia.
Kn Paris han inventadO los RRarquigtaH un
procedimianto iBgsnioGsimo psra pexseguiE & Ia
policia CcMsista el proCedimieAto en- alquiIaT
una habitasi6n dssocapnda, Colocar en- ella 81 ex.
plosivo, ayiHar dsspu6s Ia policia de an 80.
puesto cFinen que ha debido comstsEse en- Ia in.
dicada habitaCi6n. Contaban Lon aRarquistas
con que 81 ageRte irfa Embellishments al Iugar
dsnuEciado, y que, al abrir la puerta. eHta cho.
caria con Il bomba ConveaiantameAts colocadA,
y la hGrfa explotAr; pe1o por fortuna en- las dos
veceB que este hA sucsdido, 81 psigEo ss advixti6
tempo pudo evitarss. Una de laB dos bonn.
bas, Colocsda en- una hsbitaCi6n de una toE do
pudo ser recojida sin peiigroi peTo L. otrs, que
habfa sido pussta On m cuaHto deHalquilad0 de
una casa paEticulav, 81 Her xsconoCda por el iefs
del laboratorio qufmiCo, declare este que era im
possible tocarla Gin peligro, por 10 que se hscia ne
CeBario haCsrla explotar al1 misn o. Sc msnd6
desoCupar Ia casa, pocos momentos degpueH, az
pHesencia de una gEaR multitud que 81 EabeT Is
Soticia Sc hahfa ag'arne~sdo en- iss calleE pr6xi
mRI, 80 hizo astalar al explosive que dei6 Ell sdi
hclo cssi derruido, y produjo grandes desneJ fec
tos en- Lar casaa inme iiAtAs EI plan eEt&ba per
tectaments urdido; psro una vez mas resaltaroS
fallidos los Cklculos dc los enemigoH del order
social.
Francis , Portugal estkn punto de peIder
las amiatsdeH. Muchoa franceaes acTeedoreB del
tssoro portuguese, alarmadoB por las msdidas f.
nsncieras del gobierRo lulitano, temiexdo no
poder cobEar suS Cr6ditoE, nan acudido 81 gobier.
40 de 10 repdbliCa Eolicitando protection. E
gabinete de Paris hR Gigufcado Il de Lisbos Is
canveniencia de Batiufacer los compromises que
sIte tiene Contrsidoa con Rdbditoa fraRcsssE, anne
aazando con ma istsrveRCI6R efickE u aSl no 81
hace. El embsjador de Francia en- Lisboa
trathdo este negoClo con Ell gobisrno portuguet,
pero no han debido llegar nm acperdo nj much
mencG El gobiexno de Paris hR mARdade
representaste en- la capital lusitana que 90 Eetirt
de Lisboa y aauHciA que, una yez rotss lsH xeIS
cIoasG dlplomatcas eatrs los dos paisez 70 Es
reanudar6n hAsta que sl gohisrRo portugu6s dt
cumplida nstStacci6H los sdbdltos de Ia rspd
bliCa frapcsss.
PobEe PortugalI Aquf sf que pusds apl
carIe aquellO de al psrro fasO tOdsI son puIgaa
Ur6anvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
lDdIcs Do Gohsruael6n

TraaIado de Estado referente nna ComuBi
caoi6m del consul espahol en- Savanpa cor respec-
to Ian aTma8 enbarCadaR on 81 Yatch aNatRlie'
cuyo deatno 30 deBconece Idem de idem info
mando 81 miHmo consul sobre noticias que de ell
peri6diCo "Ths Morning Newa", aobrs csrgamen
to de armaS. Disponiendo que 4 loV lndividuo-
de tsl6grafo que cuenten dick aiiog efectivos er
"a dltimo empleO, ae les de 81 Immediate superior
Nombrando & don Rafael de La6m = PaE, Ar
ehivero de prot"coloS del distrito de Ponce
Aprobando les expedieBtes inBtFuidoB por lcs
AyuntamientoS de Corozsl, Salinas Caroline,
para 81 eItablscimieAto del impueato dc consumes
durante 81 aio 1892 & 93 Nombrando Official
50 de Il secvetRrfa del GobierRo General { dor
Psblo CoIomeF. Idam Official 2.o del PFegidio de
esta iSla, don BaEtolom6 serracante Ampliap
do el plazo de embGrque de don Egpiridi6R Mort
llc, hsgta 10 feCha en- que 10 VartfC6. Recordsn- :
do el snvio de Lee tablaB ma dos con lag anota.
clones de Ia estadistica postal del aHo 1893.
Aprobsndo el deCysto del Gobierno General
en cusnto Ia ampliaci6n del gaSto del itinerar1o
provincial para la correspondence de Il Capi
tal Ponce. Diaponisndo que al nombranaiento
hecho en- fvor de don Enrique Bugtamsnte para
AUxiaF de 10 Secci6n de LetrsR del Institute de
2.a Ensananza, SO antismda heCho en- Calidsd d.
INFERNO. Dsclsrsndo Cesante don Juan Mira,
de- del cargo do Inspector dc l.a Engeiianza Ce
Osts isR. DIspoaiendo que Ia plaza anteHloT u
pIovsa con Rvrego laG disposiciones vigsntpp.
DeCl&Tando inCuvsa lS CompaBia TYaRatlkntics
eR Il mults de cuarsnta mil pagatas por perdid
dc I'M saco conteniendo A8 certifcadou DiCtss
do disposicioneS para evtsE ea 10 sucaniyo def
ReMCias en- or datoR eGtRdisticoE.
ReBolVieado de acuerdo con 81 OeRRsi
de EHtRdo 81 expedieRts sobre arreglo paYYcquis
de esta Isla. Nombrando don Gustavo RodY;
gue7 ACsvsdo, EgCEibsRo de actuscioRes del jus
gado de O&guaB. NombyaRdo m6dico del bal
ReaRio de Ooamo don Enrique RaBx Oonce
diendo al cate d1Gtico don Alberto ReQ6'ex prf
rEoga de iCsnciA hasta 80 de Marzo pr6xinc
RsmitisRdo Copia de IL SsAtsncia dictada por a
Tribunal de 10 Oontapcioao, contra eI nonbrs-
misnto Gle doa Juan Miranda Inspector de In,
trucci6n pEimSris. TTasladAndo ID plaza de
Official 3o de IL SsCTetsrfs don Jofqufn Luf
B uRRt. DAndo cueAta de que don ClodomiIo
Aadr6s Miguel eligi6 en- concuEso cslebrRdo Ii
direction bslnearia de Cartegado en- IL Peninsu
II Remitiendo factuFa de las obYas one ne en-
viaR q GObieYno General pRxR 90 distibuci6i
eRtrs Ian bibliotecas. RsBolyisndo de acuerd,
con 81 OonSeio de Estado 81 expsdiente sobr,
aclaHa0i6n del aTticu'o 2.1O2 de Il Ley dc Eniuj
eiamiento Civil. RehsbiIitaAdo en- el uSo de Ia il
csnCia dor JOaquiR Luis BHunet, O6cial 80 Wis
ta de ID AduARa de Arecibo. Disponiendo uue
% estudiG 10 conveRiente psTa detsrminar 81 con
Vsadra BuHtituir por ferrOcarHilss eCon6micou, al
guna de las CaEEeterAB comprendidaG en- 81 plaY
Sprobado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
HGETA OFFICIAL De hoy

5obiexno General -Reproddcess 81 cable.
gtamn pnbIicAda aver on Gaesta eetraOrdsnars q
que va on otro lugaE.
secretarfs Negociado 1.o-PubIiCanae los
nomhEamientoH de alcalde de 0Hts Capital IT,
vor de don Angel Navsjas = SscGetsEio dal Ayun-
tRmieato de Salinau don HeribeFto B, FontAnes.
NegoCiado -Fomento.-Ds sCl6rase caGan.
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