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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-13
NEW ZENITH CITY BRIDGES.
II Is Expected They Will lie Duilt
During the lnmlnw Minfer.

During the Coming Winter.
West Superior, Wis. April tit is OK
pcctGl here that the charters for the two
bridge bills passed yesterday in the house,
will soon he here. The Duluth and SUI
lHrior bridge at Connor's Point is planned
to lM II covered double deck steel bridge,
with railrond tracks below. street car
track. foot passenger and vehicles above.
Ill" s,,l4rstructure cannot lm put up ull-
til after the close of navigation this fall.
The bridge. as planned with approaches,
will cost about S5's5.ON. 1t will he
high enough to let wllaleln,cks and tugs
pass under, and the draw will lr :H.,
feet clear The Grassy Point bridge is IL
toll bridge. Work on tlut will lm com
n'ent'ctl as soon as the charter is received,
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JAcoBsON's HARD I.,cI<.
His Family Has to Go Ia the Pest
House.

His Family Has to Go Ia the Pest
HOuxe.
Minneapolis. April 7.-.John jacobson
and his family live at 121G Fifth street
south i'll two rooms. There are seven .:r
eight in all, AMI the family has been in
sore straits for several weeks. owing TO Il
hoard "f health quarantine. one of the
children ha,ing the diphtllrria. a few
days ago the child tlie AMI this morning
the health department dcr;ties went to
the house tc fulnigatc. Nome Of the
ncghl"rs W. uld rm Give the family dur
irg thu fumigating process and the aulbu-
lance was r:lcl to take them to tll,. post
house After the premises are in rruprr
col ,ition they will bc returned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-13
TRAIN ROBBERS HANGED.

The Three Confess That They Were
Justly Convicted.
Newport. Ark. April THE three train
robbers. J. l.. Wyrick, Thomas Brady
and Albert Mansker. who killed Com
ductor w. 4. McNally at Oliphant, Ark,
We're hanged here. When the men found
that all hope was gone they confessed
that the story told by George Padgett,
who turned states evidence. was true.
All three united. however. in asserting
that lt!tigett planned the crime. drew the
others into it and then deserted them.
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AZ Albany. Nd, Jacob, 1lil3es. Who
~ 11a0geRA lIeo sn1ta Z kiinat
sbrothes> >ln-l6w. FtSnk Eatl, IN the court
room. Miller claims that Earl had
been the cause q his separating from
his wife. When he saw Earl he drew q
revolver and began firing, shooting four
bullets into Earl's body. Then he
turned the weapon on himself but It
missed fire. Earl Ii fatally wounded
and Miller, when taken to Jail, became
maniac.
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Woman sufs..r.

Des Moines, Special-The house
passed tho woman suffrage bill giving
women the right to vote for city, town
and school officers, and on the question Of
issuing bonds.
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crini.al Doinss.

CRIMINAL O0tng1s
John G. Taylor committed suicide at
kalamazoo, Mich, by shooting.
Burglars robbed the grocery store of
G. ]. Lundin at Knox, Ind, Of $3.50.
An unknown man was found mur.
tiered In the woods near Fairview Park
Indiana.
Capt. n. Dunn, mine superintendent
at Lano, Tex, was murdered by high
waymcn and robbed Of $500.
Lillian Willis killed hes. father at
> Homer, Ca, In defense Of her mother.
and was acquitted by jury.
VI Prendergast, Carter Harrison's mur-
flerer, assaults his death watch, ,and is
put in a dungeon after hard struggle.
The jury in the case Of Elossc Rude
ger, charged with the murder Of "Bar-
ON" Retser at South Omaha, disagreed.
Krug, the embezzling city treasurer
of Seattle, Wash, who was arrested in
st. Paul, Is sentenced to seven years In
the penitentary and to pay the costs.
Mai. Randle, Of Dallas, Tex, after
expending $4,000 to avoid punish-
ment for murder, was sentenced to
twenty years.
]. W. Owen, marstal Of Canton, Miss.
shot and killed ]. w. Richards In q
hght md ON examination was discharg-
ed.
The Rev. q. 9. Webster Presbyter.
inn minister, was arrested In Cleveland
Ohio. for stealing street car tickets
from an overcoat
: Frank Hui, son Of - Cartilage, NJ,
farmer, II in jail at Chillico&he, Mo-,
charged with burning two barns belong
ing to H. =. Ireland. =
John Bender Of st. Joseph, No., q
pension agent accused Of numerous Of
lenses, has been arrested for charging
willis Page 500 to secure pension
Yu Ihan has been arrested at New
York charged with the murder Of 12-
year old Mamie Martin, whose body
was hacked to pieces and partly burp-
ed.
Acting Gov. GIN has issued q requisi-
/, tlon on the governor Of Florida for w.
"; Jewell, wanted at Lewiston, NJ, fol
forgery and under arrest at Osceola
Florida.
: In an Oklahoma City, Ok, saloon,
Hank Cunningham, noted character,
wis iok ard killed by w. ]. Mcclure.
g Efpithy stockman. who acted In self.
Henry Vargerson. Q cooper, was shot
BY q travelling river Snowman at Union
town, KY, and fatally wounded. The
ahooting Nas caused by Quarrel about
=. u Z
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The casualty Record.


Miss Emma Adams Of Jcffersonville.
Indiana fell on q stove during q at and
was fatally burned.
Frank saders, o years old, was killed
by being rtln over by an engine at Paris
Illinois.
BY the explosion Of parafine lamp
in q London dwelling house FIVE per-
sons were burned to death.
Two women were fatally hurt and
four others badly bruised in q runaway
accident ut Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Aeronaut Wilton fell from his balloon
distance Of $500 feet. at Cannes,
alighting In the sea, and was instantly
killed.
John Snyder sho. and probably killed
the 5-year old son Of Joel Anderson ut
Unlonville, Illinois. Snyder thought his
pistol wos not loaded.
f. Strock New York, Pennsyl-
i, vanfa and Ohio baggageman was injlr.
cd perhaps fatally In a crossing coils
ion at Niles, Ohio.
All except two of the forty men car
ried out to sea on the ice In the harbOr
of st Johns,N. f., were rescued. The
two were frozen to death.
Harvey Earnst,. a farmer near Og-
den,. Iowa, attempted to- board a
freight train while It was in motion and
was killed.
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VIEWS. s



rrea the Natien's Capital.
Secretary Smith decided that the
claim OF Mlnois to Kanknkcc swamp
Lands coald not be entertained.
Secretary Hoke Smith decided to
give Chicago the Indian warehouse. as
contemplated BY him some time ago.
A controversy crises between the
postal authorities Of this county and
Canada - to the right of congressman
franking mnil matter to Canada.
senators from public land states re-
solve to work for an increase of the
house appropriation for public land sur
veys from $4,000 to 100000.
Secretary Of the Navy Herbert may
resign because Of a quarrel with the
president regarding the Carnegie armor
plate scandal -
L Secretary Smith has sent to the
house letter recommending an appro-
priation of $3,3o5 to reimburse the
bishop Of the Greek Church of Alaska
for funds expended In furnishing the
people Of st. Paul Island with ncces-
sary supplies. The affair has been the
subject Of diplomatic correspondents
with Russia.
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PEMBINA, PEMBINAI COUNTY, NORIH DAKOTA,

ssst foe .hsf rslfasellsss. & ,fs 4.
Expressions of kindly -i1tersst'' :
''Were these expressions which might
be understood by her to be exptessio ~
of love?"
Col. Breckinridge wished to draw the
distinction carefully between expressions
and demonstrations. He said there was
nothing but perfect understanding on
their part of their relations: that they
went to houses Of a certain character for
certain well understood purpose, and
they stayed there such q time rs their
pleasures and necessities demanded.
II took her In my arms and kissed her.
There were all the Accomplishments of
such a relation, which was carried out
not coldly or brutally."
There were no expressions of love on
her part?"
Il could not say that. She was ut
times very dcmonstrative; ut times other
wise."
"Your relations were those Of lust
rather thar loveY'
II would not say that, for we met
often at times when physical intercourse
was impossible. She was young woman
of colloquial talents sprightly and inter
esting."
Again Mr.. Wilson led the colonel to re-
peat the distinction he drew between the
injury to the young man and the des.ruc-
tion of young woman from illicit rela-
tions.
"And do you think" he asked, .'that
man is under obligations to prevent the
destruction of young woman?"
Most assuredly do, and If he docs
not he should be punished. have had
my punishment md am trying to take
it without complaint"
The colonel said that he never agreed
to marry Miss Pollard and fatty contra
dictesl Mrs. Blackburn's testimony.
The cross-examination was concluded
and the colonel was turned over to his
lawyers for redirect examination. Be-
fore court adjourned the judge permitted
the principals and witnesses to leave and
then roasted the spectators for their
morbid curiosity. He said they Ind been
on trial for their deccncy and had been
found guilty of indecent conduct. They
reminded him of buzzards sitting on o
fence waiting for q sick horse to die.
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CAST THEIR BALLOTS
Mux1slPAL ELECTIONS HELD N
SEVERAL STATES.

In Minnesota the contest 10 oeaer-
ally for OF Against License-Re-
publican Are SnccessRul In WlscoM.
sin, Illinois and AlinsOui Towns.
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Washington, April Sat the opening
Of the Pollard d-Breckinridge trial to-day,
referring to the colonel.s statement that
lie had made NO protestations of love to
Miss Pollard ON the occasion of that
momentous carriage ride, when seduction
is alleged to have occurred, Mr.. Wilson
asked him when he first began to talk to
her affecti0nately.
Il never did make protestations of love.
talked to her kindly, encouragingly,
when she was depressed; endeavored to
get her to do something to make place
In the world for herself. I spoke solic-
itously to ner, particularly when I first
learned that she was pregnant by me,
having interest in her which man
might for young unmarried woman
who had such circumstances In her life,
for which he felt that he was in q
measure responsible. since their lives had
become interviewer"
There were no expression Of affec-
tion?"
There were expressions of aKect:onate
interest, but not such ~ could be con.
strued into an intimation that our re-
lations could be on any different basis
than they WERE"
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Personal.

r. G. Brickel has been appointed
: chief Justice Of the Alabama supreme
court, vice Stone. deceased.
DIR. O'Reilly Of Detroit has been sum-
moned to Paris to testify in the Par
nell fund contest.
Edward f .Boland died ut his home
in De Kalb. III. He was 1O7 years old
and came from Ireland fifty years ago.
Owing to III health General Master
workman Sovereign, Of the knights
Of Labor, has abandoned his Southern
tour.
Kossuth took grim pride in his
voluntary poverty. These hands of
mine," he once said, .'farc empty and
Clean"
s Mrs. Annie 8. Austin, who war elect
ed mayor Of PleasantOn, Kan, III JAM.
ary, says thnt her husband voted
against her. He is now put of poll
tics :.
Gen.. Stephen D. Lee Of Tupel.., Miss,
who was lieutenant general In the
Confederate army, Is urged by his
friends TO becone II candidate for con-
gress In the first district, low repre-
scnted by John Allen.
Commander verney Lovett Cameron,
the distinguished African traveller, after
hunting with Baron Rothschild's
hounds at Leighton .Buzzarl, Bedford
shire, was thrown from his horse, and
died four hours later.
The Infanta Eulalie is still in Paris
with her children, while her husband,
Don Antonio, Ii OF to MOI te Carlo
trying to break the bark.
The 26Oth anniversary Of the land
Ing Of Leonard Calvert, at ST. Glen.
ent's Island, March 25. 1854, was ut
tirgiy celebrated in Baltimore Monday.
Representative Isidore Strauss of
New York Inns received an autograph
letter from Mr.. Wilson, chairman Of the
ways Gnd means committee. It is dat.
ed San Antonio, Tex, March %, in
which, he says: Il began improving
about week ago and have steadily
improved, although am yet very weak
and enlaciated."
Gen. Experience ID. Estabrook, who
was appointed United States attorney
for Nebraska in 1855 by President
Pierce, died Mt Omaha Monday, aged
81. He was the first attorney in Ne
braska.i Gen. Estabrook was descend
ed from the Aayfower, being eight
generations removed from John Alden
and Priscilla Mullin.
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bas, 81 senior Presidente concedi6 Ia palabra al
Ministerio Fiscal que tras un breve discurso pi-
di6 la pena de ocho amos de preside para Fran,
cisco Lopez jose Rosado J la de dos meses de
arresto para Felipe Lopez. Habl6 el hcenciado
Aponte, defensor de Pancho Lopez, para renun-
ciar la defensa va que el REQ Sc halla convicto
confeso. para oponerse las razones expuea-
tas por 81 Fiscal contra Felipe Lopez, quien
consider6 irresponsible, no solo por su edad sino
por falta de pruebas contra 81 Toc6 su turno
al icenciado Gonzalez Font detensor de Rosado
de Felipe. Estuvo en9rgico, fogoso y en- cier.
tos puntos persuasive EI juicio Sc suspendi6
para sentencia. Sobre Pancho Lopez grayita-
sin contar este proceso-veinte amos de prisi6n
i Z cuenta diez nueve amos de edadl s'lEstos
niftos precoces viven pocoln
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Naci6 en- Marbella en- 18s4. ingreaando

Naci6 en- Marbella an 1884, ingresando en-
la Academia de Artiller1a, de donde sali6 Alf6-
rez en- I849. Form6 parte de la comisi6n de
ofciales espanoles que fueron 4 estudiar la cam
pana entire Russia Francia En- la guerra de
Africa gan6 los empleos de comandante, teniente
coronel y coronel ademas de la gran cruz de San
Fernando.
En- la memorable batalla de Alcolea obtuvo
Ell empleo de Brigadier.
General en- jefe tom6 4 Cartaiena en- 1872
ascendiendo Mariscal de Campo ganando la
Cruz laureada de San Fernando pensionada
con diez mil pesetas. Teniente General desde
1874 tiene bien ganado 81 tercer entorchado.
Posee muchas cruces extranieras ha sido
Captain General de Cataluna otros distritos
militares.
Como polftico fu6 elejido diputado en- los Con
gresos del So, So, "a, 50, II, 70, 76, 70, 81 "a,
Sc, 80 y 92 Hoy es Senador por dereche propio.
FuG por primera vez Minlstro de la Guerra en-
1884 en- Ell gabinete presidido por Posada Here
ra. Proced1a de la "Uni6n Liberal su ilustre
ito el duque de la Tore reconocfa en- Gl ootes de
militar ilustrado lie polltco serio.
En- ell eiercito ha tenido inmensa Influenza
con sus reformas militares, siendo muy temido
por los gohiernos adversarios. Alhagado por
los elementos revolucionarios jamas ha podido
llevar SUI espada hacia Ia revoluci6n aunque STEM
pre- ha caido al lado de Ia libertad.
El general Cassola, aunque momentanea-
mente, enturbi6 algo su infuencia en- Ell ej6rcito.
Desecha la izquierda form6 con Romero
Robledo ell partdo reformista que dur6 bien POGO
Las reformas militares que ha presentado y
defendido en- Ell Congreso, aunque muy combat
das, han dado conocer que Lopez Domfnguez
es de un espIritu reformista un nilitar moderno.
Como orador aunque reposado posee una
palabra facil dial6ctica convincente.
Tene costumbres muy modestss goza CO.
mo nadie con las dulzuras del hogar, pero como
patricia, pesar suyo, ocupa el puesto que debe
en- la Gobernaci6n del Estado
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Nuestro estimado agente de Lares nos escri-
be con fecha 15 del mes en- curse 10 que sigue:
ssLos paquetes de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA nj
nero l,225 y I,226 del II y IL del que cursa,
llegaron aqui juntos aver. EI dia anterior no lie.
60 ninguno. En- ocasiones lleQan los paquetes
chorreando aqua & causa del estado inservible de
las balijas del Correo. Y todo este, como es ma
tural perjudica esa empresa.n
Todo ESQ mucho mas sabemos nosotros
Pero no sabemos q quien quejarnos; Glen veces
hemos pedido, como contribuyentes, amparo con-
ira los descuidos de correos nuestras palabras
SO han perdido en- el vacio
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para dedicar su realizaci6n, 81 Is estiman con-
veniente, la suma que les permita utizar 81 eata.
dc de aus Tespectivos fondos, sin nuevo gravamen
para IA clase contribuyente.
Fundandonos, pues, en- estas razones, " E-
Suplicarnos, Sc digne tomar en- consideration
10 que, con Ia peculiar signifcaci6n que el pc.
riodismo nos corresponds, deiamos solicitado, y
que resuelto satisfactoriamente, habra de unir 81
ilustre nombre del gobernapte IN hecho que
perpetuara su memoria en- Ell pals, contrayendo
con clio derecho 4 Ia grattud de los que respe-
tuosamente formulan esta petici6n de gracia en-
Puerto-Rico & Ia de Abril de 1894.
Excmo. Sr.:
Siguen las frnas de los directories del
"Boletfn Mercantil, sEl Buscapi4,' LA CoRREs-
oNDENoIA, ssLa BAHAMA LA Reforma Agrlco-
la s'Boletfn EclesiAstico" Gel Diario de Puerto
Rico" LA Integridad Nacional,n LA Bandera
EspanoIa, LA Ilustraci6n Puertorriquefa, y
tMostaza, Gel Mentor, Z 'El Eco del Comercio, Z
y el 'Listfn Comercial."
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N0ved0de8 de Her0m0

1Quiere Vd. vestir barato2 1Necesita usted
ropa? Pues acuda la SASIRERLA FRANCE
81 DE 7T8SoT, Fortaleza 81. Traies com
pletos 4 So $40 y $l2.-Sacos de alpaca negra,
inglesa, grano de p6lvora con brillo & SIS. Pan.
talones desde $175 Ell par en- adelante. Chalecos
de piqu6 $3.50.
gaY7Se hacen descuentos por compras al por ma
yor Sc garantiza que las medidas son las mas
comunes an el pals. Sc cambian trajes por otros
mas pequenos mas grandes. Pidanse mues
tras precios.
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LEASE ESTO

En- mi caracter de Comisionado por Ell Cen
tro de Ge6metras constructors para repreaen.
tarlo en- los casos que sean necesarios ante los
Ayuntamientos de varios pueblos del interior
de los agricultores en- particular, que los traba.
JOS de agrimensura q. vienen practicando en- esta
y otras jurisdicciones, extranjeros, tftuIo
de Ingenieros, no tienen valor judicial alguno, :
tenor de 10 prescrito en- Ell artfculo 25 del Regls
mento del cuerpo de Agrimensores, VICENTE e,
la Isla, menos que dichos Senores hayan LENA.
do los requisites que marca la Ley cuya trans.
erosion castiga Gsta severamente -Utuado, ba
rrio de Jayuya, Abril de 1894.
3-2 Manuel Martinez Nora.
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PIzA HERMANOs.
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa.- Negociadt
5.o-Dase cuenta de haber sido nombrado Mr.
Salouzet consul INFERNO de Francia en- esta ciu
dad durante la ausencia del propietario Mr.. Mo
lie -Comandancia de la Guardia Civil.-Resu.
men ndmerico de los servicios prestados por Ia
fuerza de Ia misma, durante 81 mes pr6ximo pa
sado.
-Tesorerfa Central de Hacienda p6bica-
Los pagos de las stenciones correspondence al
presente mes, se verifcaran la forma siguiente:
Abril 23 al 26-Secci6n 3.a
27-Secciones g. "A
28-Secciones "a = 5.a
30-Seeci6n ~
Mayo 5-Pensiones general
7-Retirados, jubiados cesantes.
9-Clases pasivas residences en- la
Peninsula.
-sociedad Cooperative del Ei6rcito y la Ar
mazda. -Situaci6n de la misma en- la tarde del
IA del corriente
-Intendencia General de Hacienda pdbli-
Distribution de fondos para el presente mes.
-Censo electoral para diputados & Cortes.
Distrito termino municipal de Guayama; sec
ci6n 2.A-Terminos secciones municipales de
Salinas Arroyo.
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De un peri6dico de Santo Domingo recorta-
mos 10 que sigue:--" En- la juriadicci6n de San
Jose de los Llanos (Provincia de Seibo) en-
una extension de diez mil tareas de terreno, esta
actuanente sembrando una hacienda de cafe, -
que sera la mas grande que tengamos, la sehora
dona Mercedes P. de Serralles, la cual solicit6
del Gobierno Nacional exenci6n de derechos pa
rs maquinarias, materiales, titles enseres nece-
sarios al establecimiento de la nueva fnca que
habra de reportar cuantiosas ventajas al pafs La
misma sonora de SerrallGs hara construir una po-
blaci6n al S. 0. de la orilla del rio de Macorls,
limftrofe con la citada fnca. La nueva pobla-
ci6n tendra GALES con 800 solares lucirA dos
hermosos temples, uno cat6Iico y otro protes-
tante"
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gruesp de su tronco es tai, que ocho hombres co
gidosde la mano, apenas pueden abarcarlo La
segunda, lamada nencina real estS en- Finken-
kruQ, & 80 kilometres de Berlin. En- su corteza
estan grabados con cuchilIo los nombres de Fede-
rico Ell Grande Federico 81 Guillermo III, Ale
jandro Humboldt Schiller, Herder otros hom-
bres lustres. Para abrazar su tronco Sc necesita
por los menos diez homhres La tercera esta 4
diez leguas de Berlin, en- 81 eamino de Werbig.
El grtleso de su tronco es igual que 81 de la se-
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GRAN HOTEL
DE
Fra nCia
FORTALEZA NJ IS Po.-RicO
Espaeiosas habitaciones
Y esmerado servicio
Los tribunales inglegeg acaban de d,

Los tribunales ingeses acaban de decretar
el divorcio de los esposos Herschel, por infdeli-
dad comprobada de ella con 81 conde Sapis de
Leutia, en- Viena, con M. Bowden, consul de
Lnglaterra en- Paris Adem6s, ell tribunal ha SEN
tenciado al conde Sapia de Leutia pagar al ma
rido ultrajado 62.5OO francos por via de indem-
nizaci6n De esta ssntencia Sc deduce induda-
mente que los frances sirven tambien para Ia
var el honor de un marido, por aquello, sin du-
la de que los duelos con pan son menos, que al
segundo amante no ofende al esposo nj est6 obi
gado indemnizar."
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Dice nLa Democracia, deI al II.

'sHoy, las once de ID mahana, termin6 en-
la Audiencia 81 iuicio oral en- causa seguida CON
ira francisco Lopez de Victoria, su hermano
Felipe niho de doce anos.y Jose Rosado
Diecinueve, por robo en- la casa de don Manuel
Toro Lara en- Mario de 1891 ri Francisco L6.
pez confes6 de plano 81 delito, decIarando tam
bien que no tiene completes, J que JOSE Rosado
Y Felipe Lopez son inocenteH de toda participa.
ci6n 81 ri hseAQ de aptoa. Ierminadas laa pEEs,
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La nolicfa francesa suafia cor anaronist

La poic1a francesa suefa con anarquistas y
We dinamlteros en- todas parties. Dias pasados
dice un peri6dico detuvo en- Marsella un ex-
tranjero que viajando en- ferrocarril, Sc ha ha-
bia permitido hablar de Ia capacidad de ciertos
generates franceses. Reconocida So maleta, Sc
encontraron en- ella algunos psquetes de p6lvora
verde y otros productos qu1micos. No habia du-
da Sc trataba de un anarquista furibundo, fe-
roz dinamitero, que SO proponia, sin duda vo-
lar una docena de teatros y algunos temples y
ministerios. 81 viaiero fu9 declarado " buena
presa !, puesto buen recaudo. Pero los he
chos SO han puesto en- claro, y 81 feroz dinami-
tero resuIta ser 81 inofensivo monsieur Schnove-
lin, inventor de la p6lvora de guerra "Schoebe-
linita, cuyo priyilegio no quiso comprar el Go
bierno frances, y que ha adquirido despues 81
de Inglaterra. Reconocida La piancha 81 inven-
tor ha sido puesto en- ibertad.