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posing taxes on dealers therein, etc,
which was about 70 be referred TO the
committee on agriculture, whom Mr..
Harris objected on tho ground that a. II
was intended TO raise revenue, it should
bc considered by the committee on
finance.
Mr. George mado tho point Of order
that all bills raising revenue should be
proposed in tho house Of representa-.
tiveS. Tho Vice President reserved his
ruling on the subject.
Tho house bill for tho protection OF
persons furnishing materials aud labor
Tor tho protection Of public works was
passed.
A prolonged discussion was brought
about by an amendment proposed by
Nj. Call 10 pny naval officers and sailors
or their heirs the difference between
their sea pay and their shore pay for
the timo they served on vessels, which
mover wont TO SeS from 1850 TO 1865.
Mr.. Hale (Rep.. Maine), opposed the
amendment, as did also Senators George,
Frye and Chandler, while Senators
Hoar and Galliuger advocated it.
Mr.. Cockrell then moved 10 lay the
amendment on the table, which was
agreed to.
On m amendment proposed by Mr.
Blanchard, but which was rulod out OF
order, Mr.. Blanchard appealed from tho
decision Of tho chair and inaugurated
obstructive tactics by making the point
OF no quorum.
On tho roll call fltty.one senators,
eight more than a quorum, answered to
their names.
Mr.. Dlanchard's amendment gave
rise 10 q very unusual scene in the SEN
ate, for Mr.. Allen Pop, Neb. demand.
ed that the remarks OF Senator CocErel
when making his point OF order against
the amendment should bc read by tho
reporter. Mr.. Cockrell thereupon re-
peated his statement, which ME. Allen
intimated was not the sans as the first
mado when tho clause in the rule was
not stated, aud insisted upon the read
Ing OF the steaographer's notes. Sena-
tors Hale and Teller, Republicans, and
some Democrats explained that the
rules did not require senator when
raising point OF order TO state what
rule it came under, leaving that ques.
tion to the presiding officer. Tho pros
and coma were fully discussed until the
presiding officer (Mr Jarvis} directed
tho reporters notes to be read. This
was done and Mr.. Cockrell's supple
montal statement was confirmed and
Mr.. Allen proved 10 have been in error.
The question recurred on the appeal
from the decision Of the chair, but Mr..
Halo moved to lay the appeal on the
table, and this was done.
At 0:20 o'clock the bill was passed
and the report OF tho conferoes on the
river and hnrbor bill was submitted, but
was not acted on.
A short executive session was held,
and at $3.50 o'clock the senate i'd
iourned.
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FIVE PERSONS DROWNED

In o Terrific Cloud Burst In Ono OF
Colorndo's Canyons.
TRINIDAD. Col, August 3.-Last night
there was a cloud burst in The hills
above Berwind and tho water came
down tho canyon leading to.hat place in
such volume that party OF fvc per-
sons who were caught wero swept
away and drowned. Tho mail car
rier between Chicosa Station
and Berwind, on tho arrival OF
tho Cult train from Denver at Chicosa,
secured m Italian miner, vito and two
children, boy and n girl, as passengers
for Berwind. They had Just entered
the canyon when the storm came upon
them, and so quickly came tho rush OF
water that thoy were unable to escape.
A searching party at once startod out.
and by evening most OF the bodies had
boen recovered.
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oRlsArEp A SENSATION.
A Resolution Inquirlng Into Lynohingi
Goes OTer Under Objections.

A Resolution fnquirlng Into Lynchlpgs
Coos oyor Under Objections.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August SIN
the house to-day q resolution on tho
subject Of lynchings created something
Of a sensation in view Of the agitation
OF the lynching question by Ida d.
Wells. II was offered by Mr.. Blair, Of
New Hampshire, as follows:
Resolved, By tho senate and honso OF
representatives, in Congress assembled
that the commissioner OF labor DO In
structed to investigate and report tho
number, date, location and attendant
facts and circumstances OF all alleged
assaultsby males upon females through
out tho country during the ton years
last preceding the passage OF this Joint
resolution, for or on account OF which
organized, but unlawful violence has
bcen inflicted or attempted to nc in
ticted.
Also to ascertain and report oil acts
OF organized but unlawful violence to
tho persons, with tho attendant tacts
and circumstances which have been In
iiicted upon accused pcraons alleged to
have boon guilty OF crimes punishable
by due process Of law which have taken
place in any part OF tho country within
tho ton years last preceding tho passage
OF this resolution. Tho SUN Of $25,OOO,
or 80 much thorCot rs may bo necessary
Ia horcby appropriated to pay tho OK
ponscs out OF any money in tho treas
ury not otherwise Appropriated.
Mr.. Duuphy (Dom. New York), OBJ
iected and tho resolution went over.
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STILL A DEADLOCK
On Sugar Tho DifIerentiai Duties tho
Stumbling Block.

On Sugar - Tho DifTerentiai Dutiea tho
Stumbling Block.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August s.-Before
The tariff conferees began their session
to-day there seemed to be IN impros-
sion among the leaders that an agrec-
ment would bo reached in the near fu-
ture. The house coniereos were espe-
ciaiiy encouraged with the progress
made during the week, and said that a
bill could be reported which would pass
both houses and become law. One
week ago the senate after three tic votes
sent tho bill back to conference. The
noxt day the coniereea met II was ut
this time that tho house conterees were
informed that the senate bill must be
accepted without tho dotting OF an
al" or tho crossing. OF It"
This assertion was couchad In moro
diplomatic language, however, but that
was the effect Of It Substantially, tho
spokesman OF the senate conierees
sale to the mcmbcrs OF the
house: "Gontlemen, the tariff bill has
lust escaped defeat by three tic votes,
and the fact that former Republican
senator refraiued from voting. Now
YOU know tho situation. II Is o positive
TACT that tho senate bill and no other
can pass. II will be unsafe to trust 1t
in tho senate with any change what
ever. Tho only way in which there can
DO any tariff legislation Is for you, gcn-
tlemen to take this bill and pass it."
Tie tariff conference appears to have
reached worry nearly tho point at which
other an carly agreement will be reach
ed or q decision 10 report disagree
inent. The senate conferecs apparently
have arrived at tho conclusion that
there has been already q sufficient ex-
change OF views upon general lincs, and
that the timo has come whom tho direct
issue must bc raised. It Is stated that
n sugar schedule has boon prepared
which the senate will accept, and which
is to bo presented to tho house mem
bers az the extreme limit to WHICH tho
senate will 60. Tho senate, 1t is aaid,
still provides o difIorentlal duty on re-
fined sugar and In other particulars
maintains tho protective features Of tho
senate schedule. ,
1t understood that tho sugar schcd.
ules most recently submitted 70 tho
tariff conferees Ia one providing for o
duty OF 40 per cent on raw sugar used
in the manufacture OF the refined nrtl-
Gle, with tho addition OF oue-ftth OF
cont dilIorontial on refined sugar. 1t is
understood that tho schedule isvery
seriously discussed, but 1t cannot bo
learned whether It ia tho ono to be sub
mittod, Objection Ia mndo to 1t that 1t
would bo worry difficult to determine tho
value OF tho sugar going 10 mako up tho
manufactured article on account Of the
different grades Of raw sugar imported
into tho country. This, II is urged by
its advocates, could be arranged by tho
treasury regulations, A house con-
force said an adjustment was now IN
sight, aud he thought would bo finally
eiTectod tonight Among NIL those con-
yeTsnntw with theintornat workings otste
conference tho opinion was expressed
that a conclusion was near at hanc.
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INColLnECr nEpoNrs
OF tho Fight Rctwocn tho '""Ps" an
ChIncsc-Th0 Allowances Made.

OF tho Fight RctWocn tho "IaPs" and
Chlncsc-Thc Allowances Made.
wAsmSaroN, August 2--Tho official
notification of a battlo between tho
Japanese and tho Chinese land forces in
Korea was received ut tho Japanese
legation hnrc tonight from tho foreign
office ut Toxic. Tho telegram contain:
ing tho nova stated that oil tho 10Th OF
july portion oi tho Japanese troops at
Seoul, marched against much
supcrior force OF Chinese cntrenchod ut
Shan Yeng. A battle onsucd and after
heavy lighting tho Chinese were put
completely to route and largo number
Of nriOonora and munitions Of war were
captured by tho Japanese. On tho
morning Of tho Both tho Japanese pro-
crcdod 10 march against GasNn. Shan
Yong is situatOd between Seoul and
Sayan Of Aram, where tho fight between
tho .Tnpancso and Chinese, resulting III
Tho loss Of 1000 japancae, IL reported to
havO occurred.
ItisthO opinion Of tho legation Of
tlciaIs hero that tho reports from Obi
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ness sources containing rumors Of the
defeat Of tho Japanese at Gasan are
probably gross exAggerations, though
no dispatches referring TO fight at the
latter place have yet baeu received
A long telegram was received at tho
legation confirming the official account
OF the sinking OF the British transport
Kow shing. Itreitorates tho statements
made by the Japanese government that
tho first attack was made by tho Chi
nese cruiser Chin Yuen by firing q tor
pcdo on the japanese cruiser Naniwa
Kan.
Tho delay in tho receipt Of dispatches
at the Japanese legation from the home
government is found TO have been due
to the fact that they pass through the
hands Of the minister At St Petersburg.
who. owing To tho small clerical force Mt
his command, has been unable 70 have
them deciphered promptly.
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NEARLY A TRAGEDY.
Man Thrown Unaer n Bnrgy on the;sout
Side Yesterday.

Man Thrown Unaer n BnGEy on the;south
Side Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon about 4:S0
o'clock there was very nearly q tragedy
on tho line Of tho street railway on
Jacob street Mt tho corner Of Forty.
fourth. An unknown man from the
country was going down tho street in
q buggy, and at tho point named tried
10 pass between a passing street car aud
another buggy standing at tho curb.
The man hadn't calculated things right.
", however, and tho street car caught
bis vehicle and turned it completely
over, throwing tho man onto tho pave
ment under his horses feet. The AMI
NAL fortunately stood still or tho man
would probably have been killed. The
reckless I,orseman picked up his traps.
turned his vehicle up, and jumped in
aud drove on, refusing to givc his name.
Tho other horse broke loose, but was
caught BY the street car conductor.
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THEY DIDN'T GET IT.
"Commonweaiors" Try TO Capture Trni
mt ConnellAyille, Pn.


MT ConnellaviIle, Pa.
CoNSELLsvILLE, Pa, August 3.-Jet-
fries Commonwealers, numbering about
200, arrived hero this evening and at
once scattered through tho town de-
mandiug food. When freight train No.
70 pulled out for tho Gust about 9p. m.
the whole crowd made a rush TO cap
ture transportation.
About all succeeded in getting aboard,
but when the swarm OF boardors were
driven Of, thcy got together on tho
ground and with rush en- masso swept
down the opposition and crowded into
box cars. Then tho trainmen rcin.
forced by yard men mado combined
charge and a regular battle ensned.
The attacking party was met by storm
OF stones, clubs, links, pins and scrap. i,
Yardman George Workman and
Cashier Thomas were badly injured.
while many Of the Commonweaiera
went down under the blows from tho
miscellaneous weapons OF the railroad
ers. Some OF the "arny" escaped, but
about ono hundred were beaten back
into the cars and locked in.
Tho train was run back TO town and
the prisoners jailed. Ono Of tho Com
monwcalers. who was badly injured,
was taken to tho hospital, and at mid
night had not regained consciousness.
A large crowd surrounds the depot,
and great excitement prevails.
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS

From the CapltRI-IntSrnat Revenue Col.
Icctions For This State.
Special Dtpatea 70 he late1iga'eer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August S.-Dr. T.
B. Cox was to-day appointed pension
examining surgeon at Cameron.
A postofico has been established at
Hello, Mason county. and Louis Han
appointed postmasts.
The preliminary report Of Commis-
sionor OF Internal Revenue Miller for
tho fiscal year ending July !, reported
to the secretary Of tho treasury, shows
the aggregate collections made by the
collector for tho West Virginia district
to be 1854, $50 90. Tho bounty paid on
maple sugar was Sl59 20
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CHICAGO. August S.-John G. Nou.
meistcr. as deputy city clerk, was TO-
day served with a bill for $236.oO0 which
the Columbian Expedition Salvage
Company cluims is duo 1t from tho city
for damages to property In Jack:
son Park, caused by mobs and
rioters July ). Inst. That was tho dato
when several atruCturGs Of the Worlds
Fair wcrO swopt AWAY by Grc. An I'm.
mcnge number Of shippers havN filed
claims against tho city for damages Oc-
casionoL By the strike. Tho gross
amount asked is already we'll up in tho
millions.
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E,.Gorornor Au.tIn Dying.

JACKSON, MIcH., August 3,-Ex.Gov.
crnor Austin Blair is pronounced by his
physIcians' tonight 10 bO in n dying
condition, duo to chronic inflammation
OF tho bladder, and later tho inaamma.
tion OF tho kidneys. Tho doctor said: j:
"Tho governor may 1.-Two tho night
through, but hardly expect him to do
90. Ho is falling very fast this owe.
ming"
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August s-Tho
deficiency appropriation bill was takOn
up by the senate to-day. Among the
committee amendments adopted was
one appropriating si,089, $50 to pay tho
judgments rendered by tho court Of
claims in favor Of the Southern Pacific
Railway Company. This opened the
question OF the rotations between the
general government and the Pacific
railroads, and Mr.. White said tho item
should not have boon put into the bill
in view OF tho unsettled conditions of
the government claims, not only against
these railroads but against their stock
holders.
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No "Arltntor" Need Apply.

CHICAGO August San open decla.
ration OF war on tho American Railway
Union was mudo to-day by tho Pullman
Palace Car Company. 1t was followed
By an official announcement that undor
no circumstances would tho company
givo employment to labor agitators.
This announcement Of tho policy Of
tho Pullman company wns made by
General Manager brown on tho author
ity Of President Pullman.
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MAssrLLoS, o., August 9.-ThO Mas'
sillon district miners have boon In sos
sion all day determining how to di'trib'
u.c tho rOliCi money. Tho strike I,as
continued since February 10. Tho fol.
lowing was adopted:
RcsOIrni, That wO still adhere to out
former position In respect to maintain,
ing our diiicrcntial olilttoen cents,
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LoRArS, o., August st is undor.
stood that tho johnson steel company,
Of this place, has entered into a con.
trnct with company to erOct tin
plato factory hore. 1t will bo very
large concern md will, II Is said, ON.
plov 1000 men. Tho tin Hhocts will bo
furnished tho new concern by tho John.
son Company.
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WASHINGTON, August9.-Ex-G Governor
Campbell, Of Ohio, has loft Washing.
ton, having surrendered his position as
counsel for General Antonio Ezeta aud
staff. the salvadorean refugees now
aboard tho United States steamer Bon.
nington enroute to San Francisco. It
is expected that counsel will be on
gagged ut San Francisco TO sue out a writ
Of habeas corpus as soon as the vessel
arrives within tho jurisdiction Of the
cnnrtq
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LONDON, August A dispatch to the
7Tma from 1qulquc, Chill, says: The
nitrate tields promise large increase
in output for 1866. Tho situation 10
northern Pcru grows worse. The insur-
gents continue guerrilla warfare.
Civil rights huve been abandoned for
tho present and kilograms arc subject to
n censorshlp.
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ARE STILL HARPTNG
onsugar, Like Hamlet on Polonlus'
Daughter.
DON'T KNOW THEIR OWN MIND.
But win Try to Discover Ono tc
Servo Them.
AN ALLEGED REPORTED FIX UP

On the Tariff Bill. Which Has Boon
Promised These Atany Days, Is Said
TO Be Near Parturi.ion-The 40.
coucheurs Arc Confident that tho
Birth VIII 30 Satisfactory to tho
Waiting aud Trembling Parties In.
terested, But Nothing Very Definite
Is Yct Known-It Depends on tho
"DlncrontiaL"
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rne snnaie,s uest Work.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August s.-The
senate in executive session made public
tho following combinations to-day:
Postmasters: Wes. virginia-stephen
". Poo, at Grafton.
: ohio-Charles F. wilkins, at Urichs-
vile; Henry L. Romoy, ut Rnfton /;
Joshua w. Galloway, at National Mill.
tary Homo; q. Rudolph Brand, at 10.
ledo; William Sparks, az Delaware; j.
II. Meber. at Belleyne.
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ROTTERDAM, Augugt 3.-Arrivcd, AM
stcrdam, from Now York.
LONDON, August 3.-ArrIved, Mary
land, from Baltimore.
OuERSsrowH, August S.-Arrivca, Lu-
caniu. from Now York.
NEw YonK, August 3-Arrived,
Hindoo, from Hull.
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pnd Yrocn on tho Il. q o.

Last night there was bad wreck on
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio road Doar Mounds
vile. No Information could be received
OF ii except that tho 1:45 train over the
main line east had to go over tho Pitts
burrh division, and there was not ex-
pocted 10 be train over the Grafton
diviaion before n. m.
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A BUSY pay

In tho sanats-An Unusual soons o"
DInnchnrd's Amendncnt
WAsH.NG7ox, D. O., August 3.-Thc
last Of the appropriation b'llS-:ho
lolicicncy-was passed. by tho sGnNtc
this evening aftcr 1t had boon under
,liscuBsIon nearly the ontiro day. Tho
bills for tho admission OF Now Moxico
and Arizona TO statehood worO report
Cd to tho senate and placed on tho cal
0ndor.
bill dOlning operations in futures im'
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THE CRY OF ANARCHY
Echoed Through the Corridors of
the French Court
AS SAN7O WAS LED TO HIS CELL.

After Worry Exciting Day In tho Trial
of the Assassin of the Late President
of tho Republic of France, Ho Is
AdJudgcd Guilty without Ertenu.
ating Circumstances, Which Means
Work Tor tho GuiIlotine-proved TO
Have Been Selected by Anarchists
TO Murder President Carnot
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WELLMAN EXPEDITION
Tho Steamer ON Which 1t Sailed
Crushed by Ice.
SIX OF THE WANDERERS RETURN

To Norway. but tho Other Members
OF tho Expedition HAvO Tried to
Ponetrate Inland to MossOl Bay-A
RcIicf Corps Asked for by the Pro-
jcctor OF tho schemo-The Plea Is
Worthy of tho Attention Of tho
Philanthropio World.
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A DRAMATIC MOMENT.

"1s Caserio santo Geronimo guilty, or
not guilty Of the crimo Of assassinating
tho president OF the RepublicP"
There was some, confusion as tho In.
torpretcr translated what was said, but
audible over tho interpreters voice was
tho reply OF the foreman OF tho jury:
"Gu,lty without extenuatins circum.
stances"
There was a doep silence as tho vcr.
dict was translated to Caserio. who re.
ceivcd it with q smile Of cynical con.
tempt. The presiding Judge. go soon as
tho prisoner was acquainted with tho
jury's finding said: "Ihe court con.
demns Cascrio santo Geronimo to death
You have three days in which to up.
peat to tho court OF cessation"
TO this Caserio returned a scornful
shout Of "Vivo Ia revolution soclalc."
The auarchinl cry was hardly out Of
his mouth when tho gondarmcs hand
culIod tho prisoner and jorked him to.
wards tho door loading to tho coils be.
meath tho court. This door was opened
hastily, Casor:o was hurried through.
and Us he disappeared feeble cry Of
Courage, colnradcs" "viyO HanNrchie"
waa heard, echoing from tho stone cor.
ridor through which tho assassin was
being hurried.
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DELAWARE, o., AugustS.-Tho bridge
at Stratiord, nenr here, gAvo way with
a selt-rfohelllag tAFgshoF tonight,
Engineer George Smith and Edmond
Skcob Were killed. Both leave families.
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LONDON, August 3-Tho Times has re.
ceived advices from Ecuador to the
effect that the congress intends to
demonetize silver and adopt paper
currency based upon gold.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-18

grande, el .gobierno ha llamado al general
MARTINEZ Campos y sc estan hacienda pre-
paratiyos en- Melilla Y Andalucia para in
Marraecos
I'm Ia exposition de Amberes Y durante
una fiesta que Sc di0 al aire libre, Sc de-
rrumb6 un estrada sobre q cual Sc habia
amontonado una muititud enorme de perso-
mas resultando heridas varias, pero sin que
ocurriera ninguna muerte.
Sc han sentido temblores de TERRA en-
AndaIucia, pricipalmente en- Granada y Al
meria donde ha habido varias casas destrui-
das alguLas personas muertas.
Dicen de Berlin que el Emperador Gui-
llermo estd eompletamente repuesto de Ia
operaci6n que sufri6.
La Santa Sede IN puesto Ell e. Indice Ia
noyela dc Zoa titulada : Lourdes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-18
4 DlESTRO Y SINIESTRO

FL erario paga al senior Silva, represen-
tante de la sociedad ferro-carrilera, setenta
mil duros, como garantia del ocho por
ciento sobre el caudal invertido en- los tro-
zos que Sc eXplotan actQalmente.
Aquel contrato leonino, que arruinara al
pals, comienza 4 ofrecernos sus oe1atqjus.
La colnpania puede retardar como guste
las construcciones; mas el cobro no ha de
retardarse.
nj tenemos nj tenderness Via ftrrea en-
largo plazo pero Ia indemnizaci6n de inte-
reses CORE y, pues sonos tan generaeos y
tan ricos, solt8mos Ia mosca sin chistar
No parece que anda muy brillante de
fondos Ia empresa cuando suspende las
obras para reanudarIas eNige unos milla-
res de pesetas, sin cuyo auAilio era proba-
bic el mas yergonzoso stotz quo.
ilieaen no tianen dinero los empresa-
rios? sCumplen no cunplen como Sc
debe 10 eonyeaido? : Dan 8 no dan im-
pulse L los trabaios:
Is convenente s2beri0 el senior Silva
esta EN- q case de decirlo Porque nj los re-
tardoe que sufri6 e asunto son para inspi-
rar confianza plena, nj Puerto, Rico 6 W
tan inoeente que no conozea qnien le sir
ye bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-18

to es magnffico Y que solo carece de cra,,as.
Como 81 en- esta era de invenciones
portentosas un ej6rcito semi-desarmado'
pudiese realizar decisiyas Y rapidas cam
panas
No en- valde dijo Ezquerdo que la ban
dera de MeliIla no es Ia misma bandera
de Nad-ras de los Castillejos.
No en- yalde afrno que el ejercito lie
Ia monarqufa es inferior al ej6rcito de la
repdblica.
I deben meditarse las palabras de Ez-
querdo.
Porque en- las casas de Crates los allie
nistas conocen mejor que nadie el terreno
que huellan.
En- e Congreso debe ejercer el c6lebre
doctor extraordinaria autoridad