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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-31
THE STRIKING MINERS.
The Foreigners Refuse to Go TO Work or
Let others.

The Foreigners Refuse TO Go to Work or
Let others.
MANSFIELD. Pa, Jan. 3O.-At 4 meeting
Of employees to-day ths foreigners refused
to accept the GO cent rate. and the English
speaking miners agreed 60 take what they
could Get. Ninety men will 60 IN to-mor-
row and the foreigners threaten 20 stop
them. The men will be armed and guards
stationed about the works 90 repel an at
tack II made. Twenty-Five deputies were
Withdrawn from Mansfield this evening.
and others will be discharged tomorrow If
there 10 no disorder.
PrrrsBURG. Jan. 3).-Thirty- nine men
arrested for riot in the Mansfield region
ware to-day all held for trial. Ten min
utes later the araud jury found true bills
against the entire party. IL possible the
cases will be called in court this week and
Tailroaded through.
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DAY FOR A VOTE.
Next Tuesday VIII seal the Fate of the
Election Law.

Nest Tuesday WIN Seal the Fate OF the
Election Law.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-1he senate has
finally nrmed a day when final vote will
be taken on the bill repeating the federal
election Law. After another long eolloduy
between Gray and Chandler the rspub-
lioans consented that debate on the meas
ure close next Tuesday at four p. m. After
that hour amendments may be presented
and passed upon. but the final vote must be
taken before adjournment Of the senate on
that day.
Senator Chandler introduced two amend
ments 20 the election iepeal bill. the hrs,
troyiding that = flag OF the United States
and the words. For representative in con-
gress." be stamped on every box for con-
gressional ballot; the second amendment
requiring the election judges 10 make ny
ana publicly declare the result of the
congressional election in thsir precincts
Immediately after the close OF the poll.
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CIGARS.

Having a large stock Of Imported
and choice Domestic Cigars we
will give special inducements to
purchasers.
City trade will receive our care
ful supervision and prompt deliv-
cry. Correspondence solicited.
Orders and inquiries Tor quotations
will receive prompt attention
and reply. We deliver all goods to
any destination free Of charge.
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Editor Perforated, A.satlant Decorated

BERLIN, Jan. 30.-Gen. Kirehof. who
some time ago shot DIR. Haroh, sub editor
Of the 1ageblatt. has been decorated with
high order. The shooting Of Harch was
caused BY an article published in the age
blatt. telling OF the alleged el0pement Of
kirehof's daughter with a servant. kireh-
OF went 10 Harch's house and wanted him
30 sign a paper calling himself = scoundrsl
aud a liaF. The editor refused % sign the
paper. kirohon then drew a revolver aud
hred Two shots a. him. one OF which
wounded him slightly. Hsrch was after
wards fined 1000 marks and sentenced to
six months imprisonment for publishing
the article.
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n. p. TRAINMEN.

Final Action on tho Injunction 20 he
Taken Thursday.
TERRE HAUTE Ind, Jan. 30 Grand
Master Sargent. of the Brotherhood Of Lo-
motive FirsmsR. returned tonight from
Washington. where he had consultation
with Senator voorhees, and Representative
Mccain, of Illinois. A bill has been pre-
pared and will be soon introduced IN both
houses TO prevent federal judges from
restraining railroad employees from strik-
ing Sargent will meet the grl n officers
of the brotherhood At st. Paul lhu sday.
when hnal action will be taken on the In
junction in the y orthsrn Pacific case.
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LEMUEL ELY QUIGG, NJ. c.
The E1- Helena Editor Elected to Succeed

The Ex- neIsna Editor Elected to Succeed
Fellows.
INV York, Jan. 3).-The special election
for two congressmsn, in she Fourteenth and
Fifteenth districts. resulted in the election
Of one democrat and one republican. In
the -Four teenth district Lemuel Ely Quigg
beat Vim. l.. Browa 903 votes, thus sue
cseding John X. Fellows demoernt. In
the Fifteenth district Isadora strauss, dem
ocrat was elected over Frederick Sigust.
republican. Browns defeat Ia demo
cratic district lends color 80 the reported
remark by Richard Croker in late inter
view with President Cleveland that the
passage OF the Wilson bill would impair
the chances of the democratic candidates
in New York.
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LONDON. Jan. 30.-LeadinR newspapers
generally commend tho sotion Of Admiral
Benham IA Rio hArbor. The STANDARD "a y
the blockade has been broken uD as far AS
American vessels hrs concerned, aud con
eludes that Benham's example will he gem
orally FOL owed by other nsyal officers a
Rio The Telegraph says there will be
veIJ general sympathy with the Americans
in their determination nOt 20 permit com
mercs 10 DO absolutely crippled ~ VA
ton and fratricidal brazilian Struggle.
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Pacific railroad which have been sold IN
Wyoming. In order that patents may be
issued. These lands have In some in
stances been transferred several times. and
FINAL payments have been made 10 tbs
Union Pacific. The eomrany has complied
with all requirements. including the pay
ment Of fees and sufveyinR obligations.
There a pears 20 havs been no patents
issued 10 the company on lands In Wyom
ing since 1888. There are 30 eIceei q mil
lion acres Of land involved, all Ia the
bands OF settlers. Carey feels very conf
dent that the issuance Of patents will Hoon
follow the promised examination.
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WKsr SUPERIOR Wis. Jan. 30.-A move
msnt is on foot to secure the Corbst-JRok-
son fight for Superior. Secretary W. b.
Hennessy. Of the chamber OF commerce.
TO-DAY addressed a communication TO Par
son Davies. asking him If proposition
from this oitv would be considered. If =
favorable reply is received IL is proposed to
70 IN a company and raise $50 600 II noceR-
sary to secure the haht.
HAMMOND. Ind, Jan. 30.-Ihe Roby
Athlstic club announces that IL will give a
$4,000 purse for the Corbett Jackson
fight, and will give the state $4,000 IL the
governor will allow the mill pulled of.
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81. PAU. Jan. 30. Col VIM. Henry ia =
rison Taylor, for the past seventeen years
state librarian OF Minnesota, died this
morning after lingering illness. aged 81
years lie was private secretary 90 Presi-
dent William Henry Harrison and married
one Of the presidents dauRhtsrs. 20 whom
he Was related ns second cousin. lie
served with distinction In ths Ohio cavalry
during the war.
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rn nl..elre nc Ga. rrn,t.

CmcAoo. Jan. 3.-InformAtion has been
fled With Attorney General MslonsI 90
enable him 10 begin proceedings for the
dissolution OF tie Chicago Gas trusL The
information hlsd declares that the bonded
indebtsdness is about So. O00.0 900. and that
the larger part OF this debt was acquired
without necessity. The attorney general
will be asked 90 proceed against the trust
on the ground that 10 has stified lawful
competitiou.
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PANS Jan. so.-Au intervsw is pub
Iished With DR.. Her,E. who fed 20 Eagland
10 eacat,o the consequences OF bis connection
with the banana canal frauds IA whioh he
saws shat unless bis extradition eau be ar
ranged by tomorrow be will publish all
the dooumsnts IN his possession. Hiaftling
revelations are expected in case this is done.
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RAILROAD MEN REPRESENTED.
The Order Changing the 4. p. Schedule
TO Be Resisted

To bo hehtateu.
DENVER, Jan. 30.-GeneTal Counsel Thus
ton. OF the Union Pacific. this afternoon
fled with Judge HGllstt, In the Unitsd
States court. a COPY OF the new wage sched-
ule Of the Union Pacific. with brief argu-
ment and statement Of the facts which led
up 90 the action of the RECEIVERS In making
out the new schedule. To a reporter Judge
Thurston said it was not 90 much reouo-
tion as an equalization OF wages. and ths
receivers wish 10 reduce expenses as much
as possible. Tau ston declared there Is ne
truth in the rumor that one Of the motives
o: the receivers was 20 diaorganizs labor
unions.
When the papers were fled representa-
tives OF the employees we're on hand. Judge
Croxton and Counsel Cant have been re-
tained TO protect their interests. Az their
request Judge Hallett continued the hear
ing until tomorrow.
CHEYEsNE Jan. 3l-A meeting Of 300
employees of the Union Pacific was in ses-
sion here with closed doofs. IL is under
stood shsy voted not 20 submit TO the sched-
ule proposed by the Union Pacific.
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CmcAao. Jan. 20 -rranseontinsntal
troubles are in an awful muddle. Il de-
vslopsd to-day that the Union paeiho out
IN rates WAS only meeting rates already IN
force by the GTea. Northern and Northsra
Pacific, and made without notifying ths
Western Passenger association lines.
meeting 10 called for Feb. l 60 see u some
way ou1 of the diflieulty cannot be found.
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OwrSsnoho. Ky. Jan. 50.-This morning.
near Grow Pick. the main boiler In port
able mill exploded. killing eve men and
fatally injufing another. The engineer
fore aw the explosion and urged tna By
ISLANDERS 20 run. but thsY thouRht 10 ieks.
Ihs eoncussion was plainly fslt In this eiiJ,
. distance Of nine milss.
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Definition of sample Copies" i"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-An order of special
interest 20 every newspaper publisher in
the country has Just been issued by Post
master General Bissell. 10 provides tha,
extra numbers OF n seoon q Glass publication
sent BY the publisher thereof. aotinR as an
agent OF the purchaser OF advertiser. TO ad-
dresses furnished by the latter, arc not
sample copies, but are held 60 be subject 20
postngs at the rate Of one cent for each
four ounces or fraction thereof, the same
A. n mailed b. the advertiser or purchaser
himself; and, where she ublishsf issues a
large edition of periodical containing
an article os articles obviously in
tended 10 advance private interests. and
circulated directly o. indirectly Though
some arrangements with the parties con
cetned, or whore the periodical contains
Advertisements secured uuder an offer or
agreement TO distribute n given number Of
copiss In e1cess OF the number OF subtcrib-
ers. the ext a copies 80 issuei shall not be
regarded a. sample copies. but as copies
ssnt out ia behalf OF the advertisers or
other parties interested, and therefore sub
iect 90 postage at the rate Of one cent foT
each four ounces OF fraction thereof sent 10
a singlo address.
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WARRINGTON. Jan. 31.-In She senate TO-
day Perkins. Of California. presented a
petition Of 10000 wool growers OF Calfor-
nis, irrespective Of political party, against
the reduction OF the duty on wool.
Washbufn. OF Minnesots. presented a
petition Of 6,000 eitizsns Of Minnesota pro-
testing against fee iron ore.
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Mexican Bu,lioa for Omaha.

SAN ANroNIA. Tex. Jan. 30.-Ihs hrst
shipment OF silver bullion from the new
Nallardena smelters at NallardsuA. Du-
ranRo, Mexico. Tasssd through here ysstsr-
day en- route Co the refining works AZ
Omaha. The shipment consisted OF twelve
car loads. The smelters at ValArdena. now
blown Ia, yield n car load OF bullion daily.
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JUsTIFIEs oLEvELAND's POLICY.
Only Reason for Interference Was 10
Keep Dole In Onice.

Only Reason for Interference Was TO
Keep Dole In Onice.
WAsHsoToN. Jan. go. W. Reeder a
resident Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, gave testi-
mony in the Hawaiian investigation 10. dSy.
lie is strong sImpathizsr with President
Clevslana's policT. lie declared that Amer
lean lives were not in ieopa ,dJ whs n ma
rinss landed from tho Boston.
Reeder also failed 10 see any exouse for
the declA alton of American protoctorats
over the islands except for the purpose Of
preserving the Dole government; be d.
clared that the natives preferred a native
government, and as voters among thsm
numbered about twelve TO one white he was
OF opinion that they should control; he did
not think. after tho effort 20 subvert the
constitution, the queen should have been
permitted 20 contlnus her reign, but should
have been arrested and punished and her
niece raised 30 the throne.
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DrSvrR. Jan. 30 Col. A. O. Fisk. OF
whom senator BoTd said in she senate TO
day he had never earned an honest dollar.
Tonight challenged Senator heId 20 ight a
duel The colonel says N the senator does
not publicly rotTact aud apologize for the
offensive remark. or Accept the challenge,
he will beat bis brains out with a club. Col.
flsk Is pres.dsnt of ths fan-American bl-
metallic association.
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Almost All T.Iss Paid.

Special O. The Independent
GRrAr FALIs. Jan. S0.-The treasurer Of
Cascade county will commences the sale OF
delinquent property to-m9rrow. The lisa
~ originally advertised comprised property
assessed At $1,000. OF which $4,000 has been
redsemsd BY the payment Of ,sIes siaos
IanuarV
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Grest ralI. nranch sold.

Special TO The Independent.
GkEAr FALLs. Jan. 30-Baoh. Cory Il Co.
have closed Qua their stock OF groceries TO
Strain Brothers. 10 is Understood that this
will end the existence OF the firm name Ia
this city. 10 is STATED ON good authority
that Julius Horst. we'll known a. the for
mer proprietor of the Park hotel, viii o0-
eupy the building a. a hotel.
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wAsH1SoroN. Jan. 30.-LisuL j. Watson.
OF the Tenth United States cavalry. has
been detailed rs agent NJ the Crow aRsncy
in Montana, vice w. p. Wyman, removed.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 3).-Ths comptroller
OF currency has declared the FIRST dividend
Of 20 per cent for the creditors OF the in
solvent Livingston National bank, Of Liv-
ingston. Mont.
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Dsrosds m,. Marh.manship.

Special to The independent.
Bro IMpER Jan. %. In relation 10 the
Livingston special In to-daI's INDEPENDENT
state Senator Geo. N. Hatch denies having
fted = Gun at all in bis encounter with At
tornsy Addls. lie says be has been on the
frontier siaos IA years OF age and never
missed two shots IN his life.
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Presidential Appointments.

WAsHNaroN. Jan. 30.-The president
sent the following nominations 10 the SEN
ate; PostmasteTs-GeorRs 4. Gould. East
Las Vegas. n. NJ; James 8. Campbell, Jr.,
Pocatello, Ida.
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wAsmsoroS. Jan. 30.-At the Instance OF
senator Carey. Of Wyoming. the commits
sioner Of the general land ofiics has ordersd
examined all lists Of applications for pat
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Have been using the ArabsllA nour Tor =
shor, tims past and can say that ~ f" an
excellent four; can recommend a 10 my
friends as such. Ms. Wa. CnEsshAS.
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|. /. ISRAEL & Co..
WHOLESALE
Liquor Dealers.
WHOLESALE

We are positively going out OF
business and are desirous OF giving
the retailer the benefit of very low
prices. We have always been the
largest shippers in the city up to
the time we decided to 90 out of
business. and therefore bought
cheaper than any one else.
We offer tho following list Of
we'll known brands at lower than
eastern market prices. and they
are a surprise to competition:
M. V. Monarch Spring 80
Old Crow Spring 30
Bond g Lillard. Spring 81
Guckenheiner Rye......Spring 80
w. II. McBrayer. Spring 81
James Z. Pepper Spring '97
Hermitage. Spring 20
Old McBrayer and Woodiord.
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.rnAroRI.L OPINION.

Not Looking for Troubis, bat not Run
atng TroR it.
W,suNaroN, Jan. g0.-Reierfing 20 the
Rrszilian situation. Senator sherman said
"As Admiral da Cana l. at she head Of .
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cias, 81 con tempo ne Sc apliea pronto seve-
10 correctivo Helnos dido lanentarse mas de
un eampesino p srque al entregar en- algdn esta-
blecimiento de consltno una moneda de dos rea-
les, de bnena clase recibo, como que Sc lela
muy clara su fecha anterior las que no pasan,
al tomarla q dependiente en- su mano ha sufrido
una transformation cambiando Sd fecha anterior
por Ia de 1886, por consiguente, le ha sido re-.
chazada por mas que el bueno del j1baro protes-
taba que la peseta que habla dado no tenla aque-
La fecha De modo que segdn Ia manifestation
del campesino, en- las manos del dependiente yen
su examen Y revision, la moneda habla envejeci-
do algunos amos. Sc dice que hay quien tiene
lnangas prop6sito para un cambio de aquella
bspecie Y caiones de mostrador que no todo es
fnoneda corriente 10 que ALI Sc guarda. Como
la ignorancia la pasibilidad de nlestra gente de
campo es reconocida. no serfa extrafo que ocu-
rriera alg1n case de prestidigitaci6n Alerta,
pues, Y no deiarse enganar.
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blicidad possible, ha coleccionado los ndmeros de
esta publication que Sc han impreso en- papeI de
cofores para hacer con ellos globos que Sc eleva-
ran en- las festas del patron de aquel pueblo
a personas interesadas en- 81 negocio consta
positivamente que ciertos senores tratan de salir
de sus harinas yiejas y defectuosas, envasandolas
en- sacos vaclos de Ia acreditada Iun15odorG. DO.
bic NAL es este, pues Sc engana los consumido-
res con un producto perjudicial Sc trata de i'm
desprestigio otro producto bien reputable. En-
estos dias Sc hacen las falsifcaciones los cam
BIOS dc fa0ados. Los que deben velar, velan; pero
convene que los consumidores tengan aviso del
case para que no Sc dejen sorprender
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III B4n6u AnnR1oAHo

msma situAei6nq el baron que vuestrO eiepo pue
de excusarle
No pero ademds de Ia mia hay otra garantia faeil
de hallar Vamos Dacres, amigo milo, probar
Mad Wilougby que debe diferrse para nahana Ia
fecidad cuando por tanto tempo la ha esperadoy
ha comprado tan caramente.
En- tanto que 81 baron, ,.tranquilzado va cuanto
la oposicl6n de la famia Mnne hababa baja con
la Nina que crecfa hacia mujer bao La mirada ener
gca de valeroso prometido Scone Dacres tmdo
un colegial. Sc acercaba Kitty.
- Por que no habfamos de hacer nosotros como los
demas?-la pregunt6 supicante
La voz dulce el aire tan sumiso la mrada
nsnuante que Kitty ruborz6 paidec6 sintendo que
dardo penetraba por oos. Desde uego contest6
con un ademan de reconocmiento
-Ahi isl supierais cuantos pesares tuvo para mi 81
pasado
-Ademas olga 10 que quiera lord Hawbury 20 no
puedo renuncsr mi papel respecto Minnie, las exi-
gencias del baron verdaderamente -.
Dacres no era un dialectico muy sut pero tenfa el
Renio que uspira todas las elocuencias 81 amor.
Cogi6 Ia mano de Mad WiIlougby.
Ella la dei6 hacer aunque Sc extremeci6 con Ia con-
anza del herosmo que ingenuamente consdera pr6xi
mo desfalecer
-Kitty-dijo eI-creo que hariamos NAL en- no poner
nuestra ventura sombra protectora al ado
ventura de Minnie
-lEstais loco amigo mio
Els verdad pero es precise ser -bueno ind1lgenta
los locoa as ea como Sc lss deVueYe s aalod le
yazdp,
- 4
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al farnogo Jack q destripador le ha Said

All famoso Jack 81 destripador le ha salido
en- Norte America una competidora. Pero esta
no Ia sido tan afortunada como Il para burlar 8
la policfa, y ha dado con su cuerpo en- Ia carcel
de Monticello (Estado de New York; despues
de asesinar 4 tres personas Lizzie Halliday, que
asf Sc llama el Jack con faldas, es mujer de mu-
cha enerifa Y cuando Sc vi6 en- Ia pri-
sion trat6 de asesinar 4 uno de sus guald ldianes.
Esta intentona le sali6 nal, quiso ibrarse de 81
eneierro poniendo fuego la prisi6n- Mas tam
bien frascas6 en- este, ahora Ia tienen constante
mente vigilada para evitar cualquiera nueva fe-
choria.
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Anoehe circula 81 siguiento ilnpfeso por esta
Capita: "Banco Espaaol de Puerto Rlco,-A0lso
tneportunte -El Cousejo de G. bierno de este Es-
tableciniento, ante la nec4sidad de proceder al
examen de la monela existente en- las caias del
Banco para poder presen ar al canje en- tempo
oporturo, Ia one ACADIA de decarars fuera de cir.
culacion pr Decreto de este Gobierno General,
ha acordado, en- session de esta fecha que las ho-
ras lie spacho al pdbhco dicha dependencia
de Gaia, hasta el n del corriente solo sean de IL
y media 2 Y media de la arde el Microbes, el
Sabado 81 Luues pr6ximos Puerto Rico, 30
de Mario de ls94-El Gobernador,- -Lu5s Gar
ckn a dLonao !,
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DE OCASTON

u sillas 6 slones una consoIa 1n yeIador camas,
una mesa de noche, ropero enchapado de caoba,
lampara de luces, tocador lavabo, side board
alg1nos muebes mas
Informaran: Luna 54.-Lecherta de 8 Il de Ia
ma1ana 81
Provisiones extra finas para Semana Santa,
c6mprense q Cerecedo Hermanos y Csc reci-
ben los pesos mejicanos nueyos Is centavos.
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Recortamos del Bozetls Mercantsz.

"Entre las opiniones emitidas en- estos dias
& consecuencia de la acertada medida adoptada
por el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General, respecto
q la recogida de moneda fraccionaria de cualouier
resello, hemos leido una del senior don Julian g.
Blanco que entiende producira confictos espe
cuaciones sno Sc recoge la fraccionara, resellada
del ano 1885, pues la circular recogiendola, co.
rresponde Noviembre de ese aflo.
El Sr. Blanco padece un error Y de La con.
fusion de feehas ha sacado una augmentation
que Sc desvanece. con solo citarlas.
En- Noviembre de 1885 Sc dispuso cue la,
moneda existente circulara por sd valor legal
pero que en- 10 sucesivo no Sc admitiera, cruzan
do en- las Aduanas toda Importation que Sc verif
case Por ESQ no Sc admiten las monedas poste.
riores dicho ano es decir, del Sc inclusive en-
adelante
Pero en- 1884, tambi6n en- Noviembre, Sc de.
clar6 la prohibition de introducir moneda aguie.
reada, Sc orden6 81 resello. Por ESQ no debe
recogerse Ia del 85.
Aun mas; no hay moneda agujereada nj rese.
llada de dicho afo, y, por consiguiente, no puede
surglr conflcto alguno por esta causa. De esta
confusion de dos decretos distintos dados en- igal
mes, pero en- diferente afo, ha partido el sefor
Blanco. Por consiguiente entendemos que Ell
decreto de s. D. no puede ser mas correcto
<O-
Han regresado de su viaie q la Peninsula,
nuestros amigos don Francisco Font don An.
tonic Mayol, ambos del Comercio de esta plaza
Les saludamos afectuosamente.
De Vega-baia nos escriben:--t Como 81 no
tuvi@semos bastante con 81 conhicto de la none
da para hacernos prever cases desastrosos, un
nuevo rasgo Sc presenta .en aquel asunto, que de
SECURE be Sc fEaeF muy desagradables copsacpan,