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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
Three Killed; Five wounded.

St. Louis, Mo-, March 3O.-A special to
the Republic from Bristol, Tenn, says:
At Ratford, Va, this evening while
tearing away an old bridge, the struc-
ture fell, carrying down eight work
men. Three were killed and five
seriously wounded. Contractor Frank
Cornell was among the injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
Stavinr it of.

Lexington, KY, March 3O.-The move
which was on foot here among the
women to get up a petition condemning
Colonel Breckenridge, has been stopped
by the publication of the movement be-
fore it was fully matured. Letters
were written by Colonel Breckenridge
friends and counsel, in which they say
action should not be taken on the testi-
mony of Miss Pollard.
They deny that they have signed a
petition to Congress, but denounce
Colonel Breckenridge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
WHERE THE SNOW IS
FORTY FEET dep
Hundreds of Men Search for the
Avalanches' Victims.
COMMUNICATION rs
BADLY INTERRUPTED.
0 neMan Rescued, but He Viii
Doubtless Die.

Railroad Tracks Covered to the
Depth of n Hundred Feet by
SIfde-CanOn Creek Damned, and
Fears of a Flood Are Entertained
Electric Light Works Destroyed
and Wallace, Idaho, Is in Dark
ness-HerOic Work of the Hardy
Miaers-Other Casualties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
CRISP DECLINES.
He Yields to the Wishes of Hi!
RrOthers i'm the House,

Washington, March 3O.-speaker
Crisp has telegraphed Governor North
ern declining the appointment as Sena-
tor.
In his telegram, Speaker Crisp says
very large majority of the Demo-
cratic members of the House have uni
ted in the request that he continue to
serve for the remainder of the session
as speaker, and although deeply CRATE
full to the governor and although sac
rificing cherished ambition a sense
of duty compels him to decline the ap-
pointment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31

show was seized at the Walnut street
theatre today upon a writ of attach
ment issued at the instance of the man
ager of the Sandusky, New York, opera
house, who claims that Manager Brady
violated contract for a one-night per-
formance. He puts his damages at
5000. The scenery was released on bond.
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this afternoon, and was swept down to
death. He made a gallant fight for
life, cheered by 400 people on the shore
and bridges, but it was hopeless. The
swift current pulled him into the cat
aract and there he was quickly pound
ed to death. His body has not been re-
covered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31

Rawlins. wy, March 3O.-LSpeciall J.
One of our leading sheep growers,
whose focks have been grazing in the
Casper vicinity, received a. letter from
his foreman today, stating that during
the late storm the losses in the buck
herd were about 3OO and about % per
cent. of the balance of the locks.
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SUFFERED ON THE DESERT.
Fry's Detachment Grateful to Gov
ernor HOgG.

ernor HOgG.
Austin, Texas, March 9O-A detach-
ment of Coxey's army, 40 strong,
reached here on a special train from
Sierra Blanca. Texas, via San Antonio
under command of Colonel R. c. Aub-
rey and Lieutenant Colonel j. B.
Payne, with General Lewis trye as
chief of brigade.
Frye wanted to march the men to
Governor Hogg's mansion to thank lin
for getting them out IF Sierra Blanca
but the police prevented that, compel
ling the men to remain IN the cars
The men tell of their suffering since
leaving Los Angeles from cold and
hunger as we'll as weary tramp.rg.
The train left mere for Longview
after a short stay. There The Texas
Pacific will take them OH to its june.
ton with the Iron Mountain, which is
expected to transport them to st
Louis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
"w1LL NOT HAUL YRAMPs..
superintendent Wentworth Put
Down His NroSan.

st. Louis, March SO.-The Frisco will
not haul tramps for nothing, said SUI
perintendent Wentworth today, in dis
cussing the progress of the Coxey
army.
''Tramps can take possession of
trains, but they can not run them.
There is no power on earth to compel
us to operate our road if we do not
want to-
At the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
offices it was stated the tramps now
crossing Texas would not be delivered
to the Iron Mountain by the Katy"
but by the Texas Pacific, the junction
point being TeXarkana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
He Must Swing.

Lincoln, N. NJ, March S0-James Bar
rett, convicted today of the murder of
John Hoidhan and James Barnes on
July "a last, at Seven Rivers. was SEN
fenced to be hanged Saturday, April
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
OVER TIE VETO.

Washington, March SO-Bland gave
notice in the House late this afternoon
that on Tuesday he would move to pass
the seigniorage bill over the presidents
Vatn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
CRISP RECEIVES A
ROYAL GREETING.
Both Sides of the House Partici-
pate in It.
He HAS, HOWEVER,
DECLINED THE HONOR.
His Action Was by Request of Mem.
bers of the House.

Reed Again Starts the Ball Rolling,
but Is Called Down Sharply, and
a Great Deal of Feeling Is Shown
Between He and the Present
Speaker-BOuteIIe Jumps Into
the Breach, and He, in Turn, Goes
Down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
THE GERMAN SINGERS.
GREETED WITH CHEERS AT THE
THEATRE LAST NIGHT.
MIR. NagarLar's Lecture at the First
Congregational Church The
Charity Tea at Mrs. McCOrnfck's
Other Affairs.

Last night the -Ferenczy OPP
era company appeared at the Salt
Lake theatre, singing Carl cellars
opera Der Vogelhandler" (The Tyro-
lean). From the standard of recent
theatrical business the house was big
one. But while the dress circle was
completely occupied, the parquette
showed many empty chairs. Above the
first floor there was practically no one.
1t is possible that the fact that the
opera was sung in German kept some
away.
! The performance was highly artistic
in every way. The most exacting lover
of music would have to be, indeed, a
quibbler to complain. The chorus
effects were particularly strong, the
sound volume being great in power
and well balanced in tone. In fact
Opera company would do credit to
grand opera.
Carl Schulz, as the bird vender, be-
came an immediate favorite upon his
! first appearance and held his popular
ity until the last. He has d very clear
tenor voice and sings with much power
and expression. Every solo he had
was encOred again and again.
Lucie Verdier shared the favor with
prano voice Of good range, and, being
a very clever actress, carried her audi
ences with her.
Charlotte Fischer was not forgotten
nor could she well be as she sings with
grace and ease. She is one of the pri.
ma-donnas of the organization, anG
made many friends last evening, being
the favorite of the evening with many
of the audience.
The audience was a peculiarly dem
onstrative one. Once or twice the
building rang with cheers, and they
were prolific with general applause
The solos were demanded, and storm
lily demanded, again and again. There
was a goodly sprinkling in the audi
ence of those familiar with the German
tongue, if one may judge from thu
way the jokes were received.
= Tonight the Conried-F erenczy Opera
company will sing Laughing Heirs
Gachende Erben)
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stories OF Two BOYS.

Our two little boys were being
taught their prayers. Side by side
they knelt and, repeated in unison I'M
til God bless all my friends was
reached, when Reid jumped up
They're not your friends-my friends"
''No, my friendsr' said his brother.
until a perfect rough and tumble fight
ensued and both were put to bed. All
after a while was quiet and little John
was talking to himself. Dear Lord, I
have friends of my own? And if not
1 don't want any. Brozzer always
wants what 1 got"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
POUNDED TO PIECES.
John Horizons Death in the whirI-
ing Spokane Falls

Spokane, Wash. March SO.-John
Horton, carpenter, at work on the
new Post street bridge, fell into the
Spokane river about the main falls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
w. p. NOBLE AND NJ. H. WALKER.
Selected by the Council for Police
and Fire Commissioners.

The city council held what the mem
bers were pleased to call a secret
caucus last night at the close Of the
regular session, for the purpose OF bal
loting upon the names Of the several
gentlemen suggested for members of
the police and fire commission. AS IS
usually the case there was a partial
understanding to the effect that the
caucus nominees should be the choice
of the council but at Tuesday night s
meeting there will be some boilers
and the slate which now bears the
names of w. P. Noble and NJ. II.
Walker. may be smashed. The friends
of O. J. Salisbury will push him we'll
up in the front and they feel confident
of placing his name in the niche now
occupied by that of Mr.. Walker. Noble
received seven votes in the caucus
and one of his strongest friends was
absent so that he is reasonably sure OF
eight votes, if not more Mr.. Walker
received but five out of the twelve
caucus votes, the others being scatter
| ing and divided among Salisbury,
Frank Kimbau a. NJ. Grant and the
other Republican nominees.
The two strong teams of rhe night
were Francis Armstrong and O. ].
Salisbury and w. P. Noble and NJ. H.
Walker. AS the vote was sure on
Noble one of the Democrats, the
( friends of Armstrong and Salisbury
will now turn their attention TO the
election of the latter in open council.
New Journal.
Salt Lake is soon to have a weekly
journal. patterned after the News Let
ter of San Francisco. 1t will be called
! The review, and will occupy a field OF
its own. James 3. Bloor, a well known
! young newspaper man, will be at the
I helm and he has completed arrange
ments for issuing the first number or
or about April II. Mr.. Bloor has met
with much encouragement and every.
thing indicates that his venture will be
a success Further particulars will be
given in the Sunday Herald.
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LAIDLAw WINS AGAIN.

New York, March William P.
Laidlaw has ben awarded $4,000 dam
ages against Russell Sage for injuries
received when Norcross dropped dy-
Mantle bomb in Sage's office
The court denied a motion for new
trial. but granted a STAY of forty DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31
A RaiIroad Ticket.

The engagement "a Railroad Tick
et,'' covers three nights next week,
beginning Monday evening. 1t is a
farce in which the ticket broker or
"Scalper' is canactured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-31

Strange but true-"The quiet mar
rage makes the most noise when it
gets out.-Texas Siftings.
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CORBETT's SCENERY SEIZED

Cincinnati. March SO-The scenery of
James J. Corbett's Gentleman jack
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when we got to Major Moore's Of
flee, | asked il she was in, and being
told he was l went in and the plaintiff
followed me. 1 said to Major Moore. 7
need the protection of the law. This
lady threatens to kill me. | will tell
you how | came to be in this position
and L want you to put either her or 7
under arrest
''He said he hoped it was not as bad
at that. He went over to her and she
held up her hands and said, f have no
weapons but these and then | said Ia
Major Moore that 1 wanted to relate
all the circumstances so that he might
decide whether to arrest her or me
She then broke into a food of hystari-
cal. tears and said: oh, don't tell him;
is it necessary? [ said 1 intended tc
tell him everything, when she put her
her hand on my shoulder and begged
me not to tell him. 1 took her hand of
and turned to her and said VIII YOU
do exactly what l demand if | do moi
tell him?' She said she would and
turned to Major Moore and said. q
think we can settle this ourselves I"
Colonel Breckenridge, in his side re-
mark in the scene before Major Moore
said that he had made it loud enough
for Major Moore to hear; that he Ger
tainly intended him to hear it appeared
from the majors testimony that h,
had not heard what he said
j After leaving the office with Mis-
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FL MARQUIS Dc CIENTUGCOS

Eatuvo aver en- ests Capital, de
pago para Ia Antilia hermana, en-
su sia;;e a Ia misma do regreso
de Ia Peninsula, de donde viens
setisfecho de Ia nueva viril came
pafis que alli acaba de librar con-
ira Ia reforma del sefior Maura,
Ia Exemo Sr Doctor D. jose Per
TERRA, Mafques de Cienfusgos.
Senador del Rein0 electo y escja-
recido Jete del Partido Union
Constitutional en- Las Villas.
PersopAronss q bordo del vspol
corFeo Montsvideo, osra recibil
Y saiudar a tan iusGre hombrep1
blico, el Comite Central de nuss.
ira Communion polfsica y el sefiol
Secratsrio del G,bieroo Ganeral
Ell Marques de Cienfuegos fae POI
estos cumplimentado y obsequia- =
do como sus altos mereeimient0'
eeqaieren durante !as breves h0-
rss que permGneci6 en- esta les
Ciudad.
T1vImos nosotros el honor dt
sAludar al sefior Pertierra, de Cd
yos labios oimos Iuminosos y die
cretfsimos coaceptos acerca d.
las actuaIes cueAtiones antillsnas
Naestra pi6tica CON eSo gran
pasricio q quien de tantos serviciot
% deudorA Ia causa de Ia Nacio'
! nalidad ca CubA, NOS puso muy
de relieve la justicia con que Q
Jefe Constitutional de Las vi
,las esta universa mente reconoci.
do como homhre de claro salen.
to, vasta ilustraei6n, perspicacii
iunsgable, prestigio bien ciments
do 6 insuperable pstriotismo.
iQae llegue oil Marques d.
Cientuegos al termino de ca via
s tan felizmente como pis6 ayel
sssas smigas playas puertorrique
mas
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Telegramas via Habana.

Madrid, 30 de Noviembre.-N
diputado senior Oelleruelo intento
EeproduciE en- el Oongreso ell Incl
dente del Sr. Salmeron para defen-
der a los posibilistas. Sc hacen
grsndes gestiones para v.tarlo.
Los padrlnos del senior Salmer6n
proponen Ia formation de IN tri.
bunal de honor que resuelvs ai
debe aqu6l dar explica iorej sobre
las palsbras que pronunci6 en- el
O0ngreso.
Madrid 1o de Diciciembre.-Hl
senior OelleTuelo ha desistido de
reproducir el incidente provocado
por el senior Salmerop, obedeCien.
do 4 indicaciones del senior Ministro
de Ultramar. T6mese, sin embargo.
que 10 reproduzca un dipu ado 20.
rrillista.
Sc ha aprobado por unanimidad
en- ell O0ngreso una proposici6n
declarando que Ia Oamara ha vISto
con profundo sentimiento Ia mueT-
te del p. Oeferino.
Madrid, 3.--En el Oonseio de-
Ministries celebrado syer, 81 Minis.
tro de Ultramar manifesto oue est6
hacienda I'm detenido estudio acerI
ca de la question monetaYia en-
Puerto klco, 7 que a So jude no
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pALOS QUE NO EASTMAN

Naestros sdverssrioe, los fAna'
ucos de Ia 6amDre autonom1a
aos llamsban ca todos los tonos
antea del Manifesto del 3, retro
grades, obscurantistas, enemigo'
de todas Ias reformss habidas J
oor hsber. sin distinci6n de con-
venientes al de inconvenienteF.
Viene el Manifesto, y tsmbien
le hseen gestcs de NAL humor, J
Ie fruncen 81 cefio, ? 10 censuran,
| 3i2iema eserno de nueatrot
contrAdicsores /!
"PAio si bogas. palo si no bo-
gas".
| Maa, despu9s de todo. Loo
pslos de nuesaros magtrechos
adveraarios no levan tan chichcs
nes
Contindsn, pero no ss qusjen
de los que reciban.
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COINCEDENCIA.

M GO tEata de un plsgio, al que
90 de este c6modo caIiicstivo,
So trats de que nuessro colega
nsdriieho La LigG Agrario
mani6estase muy complacido de
que, aegdn dice Vi miamo, haya
coincidido con sus juicios, sobre
Ia nuevs expedition de vaporef-
eoEreoe, 10 que sxpressra este
peYi6dlco haze unoa cuantos dias.
No nos alarma semejante com.
plscensia. Y 81 quiere 81 colega
qae eta 90 extieoda & nosotros, 8
sea, que noe mossremos tambien
ds &, en- jussa reel :.
rrocidsd. tEase, ssate La Liga
Agrarie de coincidir IN 20 suca.
1.-Two, SIN un aGomo de diacPspan~
cia. con nueasgc modo de penEar
? disGnrrirs
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Ia FIGSTl DE- Ii lNFANTERIA.

Ell reciente 8 de Diciembre de
1894 ha sido un dia de jdbilo, de
gratas emociones. para los B Atallo-
mes de Colon y Patria, que guarne-
cen esta Capita, ,organiSadores de la
notsble fiesta celebrada en- ell pa
ito del cuartel de Ballaja eE honor
de Ia excelsa Patrona de Ia bizarra
Infanterfa, Ia Purisima Conception.
Haremos de todo una breve re-
sena.
Por Ia manana hubo misa solem-
ne, oficlando el Padre Rabal, entu
SHASTA siempre por toda fiesta reli-
gioso military y quien, ademas, ,desde
Ia catedra sagrada y en- inspiradisi-
mos conceptos, hizo el elogio de ls
Reina de las virgenes Y Ia apollo
gia de la Reina de las batallas, en-
commando la importancia que Ia fe
cat6lica ha tenido en- los triunfos
de 6sta ? la Clarisima intervention
de aqu6lla en- todas sus ConQuistas.
Los festejos de la tarde seguro
es que han dejado indeleble recuer-
do no solo en- el elemento militar,
sino que tambi6n en- el numerosi-
simo pfbliCo que desde las galeriss
admiraba la ejeSuCi6n del progra-
ma anunCiado.
Preside la fiesta, desde elegante
DalcO On que Sc veia ell retratO de
s. M. el Reg, la Excma. Sra Ds
Rosario Vallejo de Daban, digna
esposa de nuestr0 gObernante.
Los actos del Carroussel tueron
verificados con notable precision
DOE 80 individuCs de ambos Bata-
llones, ,dirigidos por el Ter Tenien.
te de Colon Don Federico Paez,
siendo extraordinariamente aplau-
didos en- el manejo del arma y ST.
mulaoi6n de trabajos de atrinche-
ramiento, y tambien al combinar
par medic de magistrates evolucio-
mes los nombres de DabGn, MM1oz,
Colon, PatsSG, y con las armas los
lemas de VIUG EspG0G, VEGA la
Infanter5G, VivG Ia PwrlsinsG, sier-
do do gran efecto ell fiual, que coR-
sisti6 en- una bOmbG, reouerdo del
Ouerpo de Artilleria, tornado Dor
los mencionados indivIduos, que /
la detonaci6n de un petardo desc
pareoieron del patio instantanea-
mente, formanp0 Caprichosos cfr-
ouIos, como 81 aqu6lla estallara.
Embellishments una rondalla
aragonesa, vestidos los que la for
maban al estilo de aQuel her6ico /
pals, hizO DIR las n0tas,a un tempo
melapc6!icas y guerreras,d de Ia jota,
siendo muy aplaudlda, asi como la
juerga andaluza" y un "coro de
tangos y, que los cant6 intencIopa-
dos y orlginalisimos. Los 9alle-
gos, al con de su tipica gsita, tam
bien obtuvieron aplausos mereci'
dos.
SiguieRon las cucaias con pre-
ml0s; csPreTas de- obstaGulos pa
radio do una de oabsllos, carEeEas
an aaco, leohones eneebados, spa
10 do ciego" etc, etc., que entretu-
vieron grandemente q los soldGdos
? q Ia distlnguida concuTrencia QueI
pSeaenciaha los mismos. !
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fiesta. En Valencia han dado 10
alternative & un torero frances la
do Felix Robert, que va trae rapu
taCi6n de % TERRA. Su padEino es
el Gallo.
Y otra francesa, Mad. Andr6-Va
des, ha dado aqui en- el Salon Ro-
nero unas sustanoiosas C0nferen.
oiss para exponer Ia teorla de Ia
cocina, practicando ante ell pdblico
como excelente COcinera, pues gui-
20 vSri0s manjareg, que resultaron
suculentos. Esta dana conquist6
ia simpatia de los soMrmsts presen'
tes.
Oierro la revlsta con Ia aoostum
brada nota triste. Han IfaAlecido
On Paris, don Luis Pignatelli, Prin'
cipe del Sacro Romano Imperio
hijo de nuestros Oondes dc Ca
rfi6p; su cadaver 10 han traido
Madfid. En- AviI6s. dofia Ramons
Sanchez AVons, Marquesa viuds
de Terrera. En el Ferrol. ell poets
gallego don Eduardo de PATIO. e
Cordoba, la Oondess de Oasillas de
Velasco, esposa del General Olivia.
res. En- L6rida, don Gregorio Mo
ratinoS, can6nigo de la Oatedral
En- Almeris, don Juan Lirola
ljefe del partidO oonservador. Y eI
Tudola, don Manuel LRnds, CO.
mandante militar de la plaza.
] r. p. del Rio.
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gun actas que tenemos 4 Ia vista,
han protestado tambien en9rgica. !.
snente contra las ofensas que
ha querido interir psrts de 10
pfensa msdrilef1a al Excmo. Sr.
Gobsrnsdor Gsnsrsl de eata Is'a
Y al Presidente ascidsntal dc
nuestra patri61iss colecsividsd.
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VISTA.

Nos ha favorecido cun atents
vista el Sr DON Eloy EcenArro,
ius.rado periodista cubano, quien
se nouestra altamente reconoci-
do q loo Sres Gohernador Gene.
raj y general 90 Cabo por Ia de
ferente amabiIidad y sgrado CON
que le han recibido Sus Excelen
cias.
Ell Sr Eesnarrc es un caba!lero
quito y cortes.
Lie deseamos feliz estancia en-.
tre nogotros.
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Para el pr6ximo ndmero

El exceao de msteriales do in
dispensable iNssrci6n en- el pre-
ssnte ndmero nos obliga 4 reser
var para 81 pr6ximo varios origi'
nalea dc redacci6n que "a tenfa
moa dispuestos para hoy.
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HI DiDQtldO pOr AlGcib0.

Nuestro querido Director, 81
Sr Diaz Caneje, forma parte. CO"
mo Vocal, de Ia Secci6n l: del
Congreso de los D.putado'.
Lo hemos visto On el Diari0 de
tesi0nes de dicha C6maras
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do emitira dictamen y entire unas
y otras, conseguiran Sstar. Y va
mos viviendo.
En- el Senado se discute sobre la
Interpolation de Fable acerCa del
proy ecto dc reforma de Ia segunda
oolumns del arancel psesentado en-
81 Oongreso. El Marques de Grijal-
va trat6 de las medallas acunadas,
que circular en- esa isla, y ell Minis
tro de Hacienda hizo Ia importante
declaration de que, habiendo I'm 80
10 cuno y una ley en- nuestra mo-
media de plata todo 10 que no fuera
este constitute una falsificaci6n que
psrseguiran los tribunales. Va sa-
ben ahi a que atenerse.
La renuncia presentada por Cos
Gay6n y Lastres de la presidencis
de una comisi6n y de Ia vice-presi-
dencia de la Oamara di6 lugar d
que con dichos Diputsdos oonfe.
renciara ell Marques de Ia Vega de
Armijo, para invitarles a que la re
tiraran; pe:o no asintieror, pOrque
no podfan ealir de la aotitud que
Oanovas habia considerable conve
niente y necesaria. Y sigus alts
la marea, pues nsdie ignora que or
el senC del Gobierno hay amargurai
" preocupaciopes que sc dibujar
claramente en- Ia cara de Ssgasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-14

On anarquista menos.-El dfa 81
subi6 al patibulo en- Barcelona el
REQ de la hecatombe del teatro del
Liceo; confes6 que sc habia burla-
do de la gente, suponiendo que sc
habfa convertible, y muri6 dando
gritos subversivos. El Ministro de
Gracla y Justicia, en- vista de los
detalles que la prensa ha dsdo de
los 1ltimos momentos de Salvador,
ha tenido ell buen acuerdo de die
tar una Real Osden para limitar
las noticias de 10 que los reos hacen
y dicen durante su estancia en- Ca
pilla. Bien pensado.