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on-resident taxes in the town of Brooksville,
in the county of Hancock, for the year 1893.
yI'HE following list of taxes on real estate
L of nonresident owners in MI the town Of
Brooksville, for the year 1888 in bills
committed to Frank II. Billings. collec-
tor of said town, on the fifth, day of
May, 1898, has been returned by him
to me as remaining unpaid on the 3lst day
of March, 1894, by his certificate Of that date,
and they now remain unpaid, and notice is
hereby given that if said taxes, interest
and charges are not paid into the treasury
of said town within eighteen months from the
date of commitment of said bills, so much of
the real estate taxed is sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor. including inter
est and charges, will, without further notice,
be sold at public auction at the store of W.
c. Bates, in said town, on the second day
of November, 1894, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon
Crystal Ice Co. unknown, engine
house and engine near Walkers pond, $500
Cover, William D., or unknown timber
standing on land of K. b. Bickford, LOO
Moore, Daniel or unknown, Fernald
Island so-called 15O
w. c. BATES,
Treasurer OF the town of Brooksville.
Aug. Is, 1894.
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is nearly equal to paving, it is said,
and the Portland official claims that,
notwithstanding the fact that their
rock cost considerable, as it has to be
brought into the city on the cars, they
can build their streets twenty-one
feet wide, putting the rock into
depth of nine inches, at the cost OF
$500 per mile. Not only this, but
street so prepared Will not wash or
gully. and road once fixed is done
with for years.
Some system of proper road build
ing ought to be adopted by this city
and put into operation Immediately
on the expiration of the city's con-
tract with Street Contractor Holmes,
and it is none too soon to begin the
agitation of the matter.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS John j, Moran, of Eden, Han
w cock county, Maine, by his mortgage
deed, dated the eighth day of June, A. D. 1857
and recorded in the Hancock county Registry
of Deeds, book pa page 5l3, conveyed to me-
the undersigned, certain lot or parcel of
land situated at Bar Harbor, in said Eden
and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of land OF
Thomas F. Moran; thence running south six
degrees west sixtysix feet to stake; thence
north eighty seven degrees and twenty min
utes west one hundred and ten feet to a stake;
thence north six degrees east sixty-six feet to
the southwest corner Of said Thomas f.
Moran's land; thence by the south line Of
said Thomas F. Moran's land, south eighty
seven degrees and twenty minutes, east one
hundred and ten feet to the first me ntioned
bound, containing seven thousand and two
hundred and five t7205) square feet, more or
less; and whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore, by
reason Of the breach of the condition thereof
| claim foreclosure of said mortgage
JOHN A. RoDICK,
by his attorney, T. $. Clark
August :, 1884.
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state Politics.

The State election less than three
weeks off. and the campaign scarcely
begun! This is surely an unusual con-
dition of things, and Yet il indicates
the real situation about DIS Well as any
thing could-the republicans grim and
silent, conscious that the eternal fit
ness of things wills a sweeping vic
tory; the democrats hopeless and sui
len. doomed to disaster, and conscious
of impending and deserved de-
feat.
What, indeed, is to be said? The
splendid administration OF Governor
Cleayes speaks for itself; il has been
SO clean, so able and SO just that the
rankes1 partizan on the stump fails to
find loose joint into which he may
thrust his javelin.
AID yet we shall not be without
some political demonstration. We
understand that on the saturday night
before election Senator Hale will
speak al Hancock hall, and other able
speakers will also be present
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\ Shihboleth shattered.

One of the slogans OF the democratic
party has from time immemorial been
4 tree breakfast table for the working
man. And vet they close the first
session of the only congress they have
controlled for thirty four years by
passing bill that raises the price of
that essential article Of food sugar
about two cents per pound.
This act alone i a fitting monument
10 their insincerity. While elamoring
sor a cheap dinner pail bought once
for all. they have clapped tax OF TWO
cents pound on all the sugar, in
whatever form. that goes into that
pail once, twice. thrice day. 1t is
difficult to understand why they did
ROT continue in their insane work and
TX coffee and tea,
One year q democracy in the saddle
ba, not failed TO open the eyes of the
average working man So that he now
sees the whitening effects OF the mere
threat of free trade: another year
ander the German tariff bill. with less
of zee trade IN il than the platform
promised and Cleveland and the
House demanded, Nil open them still
wider.
Il was Lincoln wAo I'D; You can
fool all the people some Of the time.
and Won can fool some Of tae pfoule
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Capt. Nahum $. Jordan Missing.

The Boston papers report the strange
disappearance of Capt. Nahum S. Jordan
Capt. Jordan formerly lived in Ellsworth.
He is a son of Zachariah Jordan, and is
about fifty years Of age.
Capt. Jordan has been missing since
Friday, Aug 10, when he was last seen in
Boston.
Capt. Jordan left his schooner, the
Julia S. Bailey" at Newburyport and
went to Boston to obtain sailors to fill
his crew. He shipped his men and they
are now on board the vessel.
Capt. Jordan did not return and has
not been heard from since. 1t is said he
had large sum OF money with him. and
foul play is feared.
Capt. Jordan has wife and daughters
living in Farmingdale.
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t'ODt hU3d>.
Ne good business man ever hesi
tates between buying frstclas-
machine that costs little l. keep in
repair, and q second-elass machine
that costs much 10 keep in repair and
at is best does rot do good work.
Yet the policy often carried cut in
public affairs i the one that COED
business Judgment invariably rejects.
4 striking instance Of this uneconomi-
cal policy is the road system of our
good city Of Ellsworth. We spend
$1,000 a year on them with View Of
keeping them in repair. Many times
that sum would not accomplish the
object 50 much 10 be desired, and if ii
would the work would have to be
done over and over again.
The difficulty lies in the fact that.
for the most part, the roads are not
properly constructed, and. as in the
case of the machine. neither gives
good satisfaction nor can be kept in
repair
Ellsworth viii not have good roads
,,.;l +ba,. oro b,i1- ,.;ob+. +han tho
cost of repairs will be a fraction of
what 1t now is
The first cost of a well built road is
unquestionably expensive, but the
interest on this cost plus the cost of
maintaining a well-built road, would
probably not amount to 50 much as
.bo oa.. - ,.e,,,o;r;,,,r Tho eo,,<, ,.r,od
de no" oUlIt'
! former resident of Ellsworth. who
is still interested in his native town
Wv; NC &c f,1Io,.s.
Ioou ROADS are SIMPLY question
Oh educatloh' anu II Is Io,ua yer
Interesting suoJecI 70 aiI c4'4es anu
towns NithouI Goupl' lor eGoAoll!
ana uIlFapl4it le4ioIu Iodu ~ Is coii-
sideTed the pest, ana IS laId DIS iolioNS;
ltfaqe WE'VE lHcieS rom crown oI
loau' f!ISI' tlgllI 4IleIles Vi stone Oh
t t lalo pH naiu, men use nap ,I5
haAlAHers. breaking points Vi STONE as
near uniform surface as possible,
a4oWlhg points broken Oh 70 lall pe
ol,5,,+ 81, 7;,,,l,,e 80 0ora I'D o,,o-
ao1ut ill[ee Iilellee VI p olig anu oais
hait men ofohe seoe noai r vi ro1ir.
tban one irob Of three fonrths and
screenings.
While rolling the three touths and
5 screenings, 'ol' laN ea MOI pe
better, The Grade of the crown of a
Telford road should average one inch
TO the loot Leading TO the cutters.
+ba 49, s+nra - So. +r,,++ars - ,iaai,,a
them fiat side up and ramming them
with hand hammer. Such a road as
TINS should STAND loads OF 1rom ten 70
talSinG vo,lr Streets n in Their nras 'elr
condition, Telford road should be
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NE>sENGfR'~ NOTICE.



HANCOCK, August -, a. d lsql
'INHiS j. to give notice that on IN seven
teenth day OF August, Il. It. iss-i a war
rant in insolvency vas issued out ef thv court
of insolvency, Tor SAID county Of Hancock.
against the estate Of Charles II. Dodge. a'
fremont, in the comfy Of Hancock Aid
state ot Maine adJud-ed ia 5c an insa.> cst
debtor on petition Of said debtor. which pttt-
tion filed on the seventeenth day OF
August Il d. fali. 10 which date Interest
claims is to be computed: that thc pay
ment If any debts and the delivery anu
transfer OF any property belonging to sad
debtor. to him or for his usc, and The delivery
and transfer If any property By MIN are for
hidden by law: that "A meeting Of the ercdi-
tors OF said debtor. 10 prove their debts and
choose one or more a>signees OF hi> estate,
will be held ii a court Of Insolvency 10
be holden II the probate eoart room in
Bluehill, in saii county, on Wednesday, the
twelfth daH OF september, i. d. ls9i, At eleven
O'clock iu the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. WILLIAM FFNSHLIY.
Deputy sheriff, as Messenger Of the eour. Of
insolvency for sand county Of Hancock.
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At Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, and
State of Maine, the ninth day OF August.
A. d. 1884.
rI'HE undersigned hereby gives notice of
i his appointment assignee of the es-
tate of Charles W. Murray, of Eden, in said
county of Hancock, insolvent debtor, who has
been declared an insolyent upon his own pc
tition, by the court of insolvency, for said
county of Hancock.
BERTRAND f. CLARK, Assignee.
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Another big slice has been Clipped
from the record of the big trans
Atlantic liners on the westward trip.
The "Campania' wrests the honors
from her sister ship "Lucania, and
brings the time down to five days,
nine hours and twenty nine minutes,
lowering the record three hours and
eighteen minutes. This is getting
pretty close to the five day mark.
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Notice of Assignee of His Appointment.

AT Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, and
State OF Maine, the ninth day of August,
A. d. 1894.
HINHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
l. his appointment as assignee of the es-
tate of Lewis f. Foss, of Goulds boro, in said
county of Hancock, insolyent debtor, who
has been declared an insolvent upon his
own petition, by the court OF insolvency for
said county of Hancock.
BERTRAND Z. CLARK, Assignee.
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Debs, the redoubtable, the irresist-
able monarch, is now quoted as say
ing: Il will never advise another
strike, but will counsel laboring men
to seek to right their wrongs at the
polls" 1t will be well for the labor
ing men to be wary of such a leader,
even when he leads to the ballot box.
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Notice of Appointment OF Assignee.

HANCOCK IS:
YNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
i his appointment assignee of Charles
f. w. Brown, of Bucksport, in said county of
Hancock, insolvent debtor, who has been
declared insolvent upon his own petition,
by the court of insolvency for said county.
s, L, HALL. Assignee.
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4 Oueenly Head

can never rest on body frai from disease any
more than the lovely lily can grow in the sterile
soil, When Consumption fastens its hold upon
a victim, the whole physical structure com
mences Its decay. AT such a period, before the
Medical Discovery will arrest and cure it. Send
6 cents in stamps for a book (I6o pages on
Consumption and its cure. Address, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Once used, DIR. Pierce's Pellets are always in
favor Specific for constipation, piles, bilious
ness and headaches.
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Gbe Kings Daughters.

This department is conducted by the Hand
INLAND circle Of the Kings Daughters OF Ellis
worth, Headquarters at Rooms Il and 10 Man
ming Block, Main street, Ellsworth
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

r HEREBY give notice that have given my
l minor son, Clifford p. Foss, the remainder
of his minority, and from this date shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any of his
bills. ALMUs A. foss.
Hancock, Me. Aug. 49, 1894
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Rev. l. II. W. Wharf viii preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday, at 2.30 p.
m STANDARD timel
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EI:IDt.i. NOII(I..

DRIDGE across Union river known a. the
ID Doyle and Hall bridge, i closed to the
publ until further notice. Per order,
MAYOR t%B ALpERMES.
Ellsworth, Me, Jutx 81 ls9i.
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for SALE.

N{rAGON>- the Pond place y. T. Burn
w ham. one express wagon and buggy.
Price of each, $50. All painted. Inquire Of o.
K. BU RNHAM.
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y between Ellsworth and I.am0inc. Finder
Will be suitably rewarded by leaving same Al
AMERICAN Office.
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth,
the county 81 Hancock, ON the second We'd
neSdav OF August, a. d., 1891.
AeCERI AIN instrument purPortIng TO be
"A the last Viii and testament OF Susan
Goodwin, late OF Amherst. in said county
deceased. having been presented for probate:
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
al! persons interested, by causing a copy of
cessively in the Ellsworth American, printed
at Ellsworth that they may appear at a
said county, on the second Wednesday OF
September next at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and show cause, if any they have,
why the said instrument should not be
proved approved, and allowed as the last will
and testament of said deceased
O. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. p DoRR, Register.
\ true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Coco. Roads.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 23, 1891.
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STATE OF MAINE.

. ?. CINNINEUAN. Judgc
Attest tr,e +. Doom. Register
,py. Attc>' H4s. =. poRR, Register
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Notice of Assignee of His appointment.

u l. - y y / y 'ri \ VI J. u uuBt.
Attest;-CHAs. =. DORR, Register.
)py, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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No>-REsIDE>T TAN NOTICE.

Aug. %, 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
OFFICIAL DEL PARTIDO
CONVOCATORIA

Capital, Febrero % 2. so t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
EUGENIO GEIGBL GONZALEZ

ProcurGd0r de Ettnlero de estd ci1ddd, hace
pstbEco por medic del presente atau'scio q'ae de
tfnitiUdmente ha fjado su residescia en esta
Cittdad, ofrece sbLs serUicios profesioradles en-
la Gale dc Isabel ,slmero 10. III propto tempe
Sc encargard en- 10 stacesiUo, el que suscribe,
de toda cIase dc erpedientes de jurisdiction
Uol4mtaria, de asistir j4sca0s verbales, del
dTreqlo de testdme1ltarfGs db- -intestdt0 y de
toda clase de asurtos bien sean jssdiciales pr
radios.
aAceptdrd tambifn consisi0Hss para Ia COM
pra ue,ta de fi,leas, para adminastrar las ar
banas cobrar perasiOnes rentas. y presentar
al Jttzgado los erhortos o despachos que d ese
objeto Sc ie reualtan d los Registros MevcaS-
til u de la Propiedad los d0cumentos que le seas
confados con csc I'm.
Pones, E,lsro ? de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
ConsuItorio Medico
OPERATORIO

Procedente de Europa, ha llegado esta
ciudad donde 6jara su residencia ell conoci
do doctor senor Fuster.
Siendo de todos sabido su buen acierto
en- Ell sin B1mero de enfermos que tiene ira
tados en- toda la isla, no dudamos acndiran
este consutorio todos aquellos enfermos
que cream titles sus servcos. Responde el
doctor Fuster del exito de toda operacion
que practique.
Preventivamente hallase instalado dicho
consultolio en- la cale del Comercio.-H0tel
america.
sonsultas. a IL de la manana, de
de la tarde.
Ponce, Febrero 16 de 1894. TT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
LA FLOR DE ASTURIAS
DE VAREZ FERN NDEZ
SOL UNION, PONCE

Reinstalado este establecimiento en- su nuevo
local Gale del Sol esquina Union, conocien-
do sus duenos el exquisite gusto que siempre dis
tingui6 los habitantes de esta culta ciudad, no
han omitido medic alguno, fin de ofrecer una
riqueza, variedad, llamaran la atenci6n de to-
das las personas que nos tOnren con sus visitas,
Al efecto mencionaremos algunos, va que Sc
ria prolijo enumerarlos todos.
Ofrecemos Conservas alimenticias exquisitas,
Habana el excelente Ron marca - Fantauzzi,"
de Guayama, CigarriIlos de todas clases mar
cas- Vinos Z" Navarro" Torres, /" .fJerez etc
etc, Aceitunas frescas Anisados de varias cla-
ses, Dulces en- latas como Peras, Melocotones,
Cerezas, etc ETC.. mdltiples articulos de no
vedad.
Una vista quedareis satisfechos de 10 que
ofrecen,
AEUarez y Fernd,sdez.
Ponce, Febrero de 1894 3[m. Y. p.a
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ULTINOS CABLEGRAHAS
NACIONALES

Madrid, Febrero 1O-El Ministro
de Estado, senor Moret, ha dicho q
IN periodista que en- la entrevista
que ha habido entire ell general Mar
tlnez Campos el Sultan de Marrue-
cos, este dltimo Sc neg6 en- 81 primer
momento & dar Espana ninguna
indemnizaci6n, y que luego la acep-
to en- principle, pero rechazando la
cifra que flo nuestro embajador.
Idem, idem 12-Al extenso despa-
cho del general Martinez Campos ha
contestado el gobierno dici6ndole que
Ne le ratifcan las facultades omnfmo-
das QUE Sc le han conferido para que
negocis con ell Sultan de Marruecos
Con estos poderes ilimitados 81 gabi
nete deia al Embajador extraordina-
rio toda Ia responsabilidad de 10 que
lie, cabo
Sc dice que el general Martinez
Campos pidi6 al Sultan una indem-
nizaci6n de cuatro millones de pesos,
que este ultimo ofrecio una suma
mucho mas pequena.
Core ell rumor de que ell Sultan
de Marruecos SO resiste q dar Es-
pana ninguna Intervention en- las
Aduanas del imperio
Sc anuncia que el Sultan Muley
HassAn entiende que mientras su go
bierno no haya llegado q una inteli-
gencia con las kabilas del Riff, no
puede tratarse de la question de la
zona neutral, y que as1 SO 10 ha sig
nifcado al Embajador extraordinario
de Espaha. En- su consecuencia, 81
Sultan opina que convene aplazal
este punto de las reclamaciones for
muladas por el general MARTINEZ
Campos.
Han aumentado mucho las proba.
bilidades de crisis con motive de 10:
rumores que corren sobre la negati
va del Sultan a pagar la suma qu'
le ha pedido el general Maritime
Campos, dejar que Espana inter
venga las Aduanas y a sratar eD es
tos momentos Ia question de la zon'
neutral.
Sc cree que la crisis SO plantear'
en- Ell primer Consejo que Sc celebre
Discurriendo La Correspondence d
EspGjtG sobre las cuestiones que pue
den ocasionar una modification mi
nisterial, dice one entire elias no s
encuentra la de la reforma proyecta
da por ell Ministerio de Ultramar
porque el gabinete la rati6ca
Sc comenta IN telegrama de i
Habana en- que sc MEGA que el pro
ceso incoado con motive de los dis
cursos pronunciados en- Ell banquet
de Tac6n haya producido ningun
excitaci6n en- esa isla.
La EpocG recoge ell rumor que cir
cula de haber dimitido el general Ca
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A1Pub1ico

En- vista de la gran subida que han ex-
perimentado los cambios sobre Europa
los E>tados Unidos, que hace impossible la
renovation de las existencias sin un que
branto de consideration, me veo en- la ne
cesidad en- suspender en- sus efectos ell
anuncio que venia p1blicando en- los rerio-
dicos de esta ciudad en- el que me compro-
meta recibir los mexicanos 4 80 eentavos,
en- cambio.
En- 10 sucesivo los admitire 20 centavos,
los one ee invier tan compras en- este es-
tablecimiento
El Celsnado Las Baledres.
antonio ITias.
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GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADo Y PELETERIA
DE
jaime Rnlldn. 6

En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
IN variadfsimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes precios, para caballeros, seToras y
ni1os, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay constantemente IN extenso
surtido de materiales y hierros de todas
clases para zapateros y talabarteros Ma
letas de viaje, driles camisas mallorquinas.
VEgTAs al PoR MAYOR Al DETAIL
". p. >. Ponce, Setiembfe de 1899
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lleia, porque Ell Ministro de Ultra
mar ha desautorizado el proceso in
coado contra los oradores de Tacon.
Ell diputado de Union Constitu-
cional senor San Miguel, ha invita-
do un banquete al Ministro de Ia
Gobernaci6n sefor Puigcerver.
Al banquete concurrieron otros re
presentantes de dicho partido.
A este acto Sc atribuye un caracter
de hostilidad contra ell Ministro de
Ultramar.
Comunican de Pamplona que ell
pueblo de esa ciudad hara hoy una
despedida enthusiastic & la Diputaci6n
provincial, que viene a Madrid llama
da por ell ministro de Hacienda, Sc
nor Gamazo.
Ha muerto Ell maestro Arrieta.
Idem, idem 13- Como anunci6
aver, la despedida que ell pueblo de
Pamplona ha hecho la Diputaci6n
provincial ha revestido las proporcio
nes de una gran manifestation po-
pular.
Una multitud inmensa, segdn di
cen los despachos, aclam6 al cuerpo
provincial, que viene defender los
intereses locales frente la pol1tica
economical del ministro de Hacienda.
El Gobierno antes de que Sc verih~
case la manifestation, dispuso que
las tropas de la guarnici6n saliesen
de la ciudad 4 realizar un paseo, con
cuyo acto ha querido demostrar el
Gobierno la confanza que le inspi-
ran los navarros.
Con ocasi6n de verifcarse una fun
ci6n de gimnAstica en- la plaza de to
ros de Portugalete, la concurrencia
pidio que la orquesta tocara la Mar
sellesa.
A este deseo Sc opuso ell represen-
tante de la ciudad Con tai motive
el pueblo Sc irrit6, produci6ndose ur
verdadero mot1n, que hizo necesaris
la intervention de la fuerza p1blica
Af1rmase que el general MARITIME,
Campos ha pedido al Sultan de Ma
rruecos que perdone & Maim6n, tar
gravemente complicado en- el aten
tado contra Melilla.
En- los c1rculos fnancieros corr,
un rumor que Sc comenta extraordl
nariamente.
Segdn Sc dice, parece que estal
desavenidos ell celebre banquero fran
ces Rothschild y Ell ninistro de Ha
cienda, senor Gamazo, A esta desa
venencia SO atribuye ell que no Sc ha
va podido celebrar ell empr6stito d
que SO viene hablando desde hac
tempo.
Rothschild exige que la cartera d
Hacienda SO conffe don Venanci
Gonzalez.
En- cambio de esta concession, {
expresado banquero llevarfa q cabo {
emprestito.
Idem, idem 14-OcupAndose L
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