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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
s1x ANARCHISTS SHOT IN BARCELONA
THEIR CRIME COMPLETELY IN PAil'As" Ni''
o> GENERAL. CAMPOs-ONr.Y FOUR KILLED
BY THE FIRST voILEY

,,,r,, CprMr COMPLETELY IN PALfASS ATTAIN
OK GENERAL. CAMPos-oNLY FOUR KILLED
BY THE FIRST vOLLEY
poroo,on. MAY A-The Anarchists Codina
Crezuela. sogas Behnat Nillaruoia and NIT, ""o
were condemned 10 death for coinp"oi'! ~ ," A.
,enn, OF Pailas TO assassinate General Maruhe% We
80 we're nut 10 death at o'clock this morn
,nr The prisoners walked quietly through an
underground passage to the plaza oi Wv ~ 49,
where they were to be shot Upon nearing '"e
,,noa ~ execution some OF them shouted: Long
i,ve Anarchy,' and Comrades. revenge out the
o,hsrs remained silent The first voley was ia'ai
10 all except Sogas and Codina. who were se's.sH
wounded The order given to shoo' '"s'',
through the head as they lay on the grounn. a.,
his was Immediately done. Althougn lhe 49,, ne
Vas pubc there were few spectators eN.rlP,rcet
9ns, The execution would take place later III INC
Tbe troops formed three sides OF square TON rom
ulaced priests connected win til5
nrjson chapel remained with the pTiisVie,,s - An
~ their eXhOrtafiOns. trtZUtih .osN 80
20 lima remained silent throughput put 81 ~
the moment ne anpeare. IN nu me ,be nring party
- S,rned The prisoners were made 70 knesl anu
ne nrleefs retired Nnaruhia shouted, M!Tna,h 30
swait our revenge" and Behnat crlel' He"'" ~
,b niaioon fred from a distance of three ns'tes %
The conyicts had their backs urn C.THana and
troops and their eyes were ban rms 20
VOarlh'o resisted the a,.enpis OF the u",p' g.
,iirdfIld Them and called upon the oni0ok'Is ~.
beif Tho guards were ODlg'I - uhc ST., io' t',,es
compel them 70 get uIon ,neI ch,,ns and buried in
stIa ,nn tort Later IN the day thousands OF pr
sons ascended Mont Juch IN expecta'ion I 81 .hs
the men shot. The execution oeeepf "a hosri inc
Anarchist prisoners WIZ "i' ~V "
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,,,,r.r trxBys BODY TO BE DIssECTED.

EMILE HENRIS BODY TO BE DlSsr''If'D'
paris May 2l-It was about O'Clock this morn
ing. ut;.e Jess than an hour after his eheou''on
when the body OF Emile Henry arrived al IVY
t,o = crave had been dug osiensbly to receive
e. Nv the side Of the grave lay sx-franc comm
and standing near by was n carpenter hammer IN
hand ready 10 nal down the cover There were
also presen, several members OF the faculty o' 'he
Ecole de Medicine. who mad with the'" an ''''''y
A.. ~, van containing the truncate1 form OF
Henry s,cpped az the side OF the grave TWO as
ss,ants Of Dlebler. the execuroner dragged OUT a
large basket which they threw upon the grouha ,
ard from this basket they lIfted out the hein anu
trunk f Henry ard tossed them n'' the open co.,
r. c,rnanter then paced The on the cofiln
and fastened II with four nail' ..1 and
A clmmissary Il p0Lc- htpPdh d. ~. raera vas
no rep, to THIS parfuncoTy qAesSH ana 6a,i ine co
sn"toa6 Of beigg lowered into the open grave was
laced in the medca van and driven al onee 10 t1e @
pa,nnnitheatre II the Ecole de Medicine, where the
bJdv vii be dissected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
KRAPorKIN SAID TO HAVE BEEN AR
RESTED.

Berlin. May Alt Is said that Prince KrapoKin'
the noted Nihnist returned 10 Russia In disguise
some time ago and arrested when the RUSSIAN
police threw out their dragnet about three weeks
ago $780,. .. -, ,ho ,ion IN
hold manoeuvrcs around Smolensk next lal mas
ments which point TO plot 10 XII the Gar on
his proposed visit TO the towr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
PRICE THREE CENTS.

streets. The Huntington Reformatory Is cut on
from direct communication. and all the outlying
country districts are impossible. -Four new iron
county bridges and one wooden bridge nave Deen
destroyed. entailing loss OF nearly $o0,0oV on
the county.
Elmer Wagner was drowned at Everett last
night His body was swept down the haystown
branch and has not been recovered
The branch mining roads on the Huntineoon
and Broad Top Railroad at Six Mile ana Sanoy
Ridge runs and the Dudley branch are wasneo
out. The sale Of tickets for the WILLIAMSBURG.
Springfield and Dunnings Creek branches mas
been suspended
destroyed In this county. and many farms COW
cred with sand to depth of four feet
Duncannon Penn, May 2l.-The Susquehanna
River is so high here that Market-st. residents
have moved out OF their houses. which the water
now occupies and business men have removed
their goods TO places OF safety The river IS ris-
ing at the rate Of six inches an hour. ABOVE
the town. at Aqueduct station. the cluonouses
are completely inunda ted and the water Is up on
the aoueduct over two feet. Duncans lsiano
is altogether under water and It's citizens nave
moved 10 the second stories OF their houses ior
safety.
IRON MILLS FORCED TO CLOSE.
The large iron mills Of the Duncannon Irop
Company are closed on account Of the flood.
West Chester Penn. May 2l.-The storm ragged
fur,ously IN Chester County to-day. The breast
of the dam at SprIngton on the Downingtown
and Waynesburg Railroad. broke about 10 o'clock
this morning. The dam covered about hfty
acres and the vast body Of water swept every
thing before Il down the valley. No deaths are
reported though the damage to farm properly
Is large. .,sos hav.
Along the Brandywine several bridges nave
been damaged and at least two OF them are .s en-
pected to collapse. Br!ntons Bridge near Cnauus-
FFor6 hoe lost one of its abutments and is waver.
ing before the water. The water mas reacneo me
the top of the trestle bridge at Lenape: Inc
meadows along the Brandywine ana Shes,e.
CreeE are covered with water and the damage
TO growing crops is very large. The oridge AZ
4randvyine on the Chester Creek Railroad was
carried away this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
NEW YORK TUESDAY, MAY 81, S94-FOURTEEN- PAGES.

property OF the Union Traction Company IN tnls
State to the Central Trust Company or New 1ork
was fled here to-day The deed Is to secure 'he
10000 bond issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
COUP D'ETAT IN SERVlA.
ALEXANDER RESTORES THE con-
sTITUTTON OF 1863.

r,r LIBERAL LAWS ENACTED SINCE lsSs
vovrp BY THE ABOLITION OF THE CON
sr1rUrIoN OF THAT YEAR-sEVERE
Oppressive MEASURES PUT IN
FORCE AGAINST THE
RADICALS.
.,u-ode May 2l.-King Alexander has ac-
,.hs1 another coup detat. a royal proc
'ND. ..,or Issued this morning abolishes the Con-
S S'.,or of 1885 and restores that Of 1862 giving
v,rg the right to appoint one-third or the
p' ~ ~ the Chamber Of Deputies. With the
p'.". -.,,on Of the old Constitution. the secret
ceases and the electoral system of scrutn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

4. Nate is abrogated The King has taken this
w.. rnon the advice Of his father. ex-King
,,n., Under the orders Of the King. Premier
y,.,,o,svcs will at once reorganize the Cabinet
rbs abolition of the Constitution Of 1883 revokes
Al laws enacted under that instrument winch
include the guarantee Of freedom to the press
,hs right TO hold public assemblies and to MAIN
tain secret and other societies. and the privilege
~ local adu,iuistra ton. These laws are replaced
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TO OPERATE SOON ON MR. GLADsToNE's

London. May 2I.-The Graphic" says that an
operation will be performed on Mr.. Gladstone
ewes within the next ten days. Mr.. Gladstone VIII
remain In town while recovering from 'ne oP''
afi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
rtRNUlN POST 70 BE RETNSTiTED.

Albany, May 2-Some time ago Farnham Post
O. A r. OF New-York city. dIsbonded for vlo-
,ot,ng the rules and regulations OF the order In
circulating a document crticisng the pension laws
a. many members have since expressed regret Tor
such violation aud desired TO reoin the order that
sbe Derar rtment Commander has decided TO muster
in the post again tomorrow night, allowing the
rc,entl OF the same post name and number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
,"uRrEsIEs TO EaBEN AND MAHAN.

- 0'If-S I'D ENBEN AND MAHAN.
eru.,.- May a-Ihe officers OF the United States
an tbs ,"caso have received invitations TO visit
aad largest towns In England Admiral Erben
dinner ~ Mahan have accepted Invitations TO
June 4 rAa hoyai Naval Club. OF London. on
London CUB Is the most conserva tive one in
can become under the rank OF Commander
seuel now o. Nay N.-The only American war
naxshio Of on on the European station. the Chicago
eem 10 ,,nuinlraI Erben. Is under orders 10 pro-
nelyian wats~ssrp June and spend two weeks In
uonal Expos,, her officers will visit the lnterna-
ANY honor now In progress. and will receive
kerms OF enits. number OF apprentices whcas
home from m"ps,,nent have expired viii be shipped
R,n. AshiAGE BILL AGAIN PASSED.
ssnsn ps.,.1y May n--The Lower House Of the Hun
IN for ~. h-ao'ent to-day passed the Civil Marriage
19!ority a. i,sssond time by vote OF IN to 105
- - former =. ane majority In favor OF the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

The reinstatement OF Noah /. Farnham Post, NO
AS c. A. r.. by the Department and National au-
tbority was heard of with satisfaction last even
Ing by Grand Army generally. There has
been no disposition among leading and influential
comrades OF the order TO prevent the return OF
ira charter TO Farnhnm Post since its members
expressed their regret Mt the action they took on
the pension question In March Of last year The
meeting tomorrow might well be large and en-
thusiastic one. Preparations for turning out with
full ranks on Memorial Day will probably receive
imned date attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
JAPAN'S DEMAND ON HAWAII.
CLAIMING THE TREATY RIGHT OF EXER-
CIsING THE FRANCHISE THERE

TIE HAwAIIANs MAY HEREAFTER LIVE WHERE
EVER THEY CHOOSE IN THE EMPIRE. AND
IN RETURN JAPAN SEEKS FOR HER
PEOPLE THE RIGHT TO VOTE
IN HAWAII on THE con-
DITIONs IMPOSED on
AMERICANS AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
phLoNs ADVICE TO IRISH MEMBERS

GENERAL ELECTION NOW. He SAYS. WOULD
MEAN CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY OF
100 IN THE COMMONS
London. MAY A.-John Dillon. NJ. p. Anti-Par-
1eiate In speaking In Ballybrood last nigat. de-
nNnced the land-grabbers and expressed approval
" Ine Governments policy The Irish ought not
" oeleat The Ministry. said as ar election held
,Ss sSs would return Lord Salisbury 10 power with
~ majority In the Commons
~ armament resumed It's sittings to-day In the
nn< n,su< OF Commons Sir William Harcourt
~ .ounced that the Budget clauses would be called
W 'or consideration on Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

NEW CARDINALS GET THEIR RED HATS.
y..'' Aone' May "A consistory was held at the
,a ssoaa To-day. at which the prea;es vino were
,ssen'y created cardinals received their red hats
e.v. rope who appeared TO be In excellent health
S,ni.~e cordial reception TO the large gathering OF
~''''aS and prominent ecclesiastics present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
OPENED BY QUEEN VICTORIA
THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL DE-
CIARED READY FOR TRAFFIC.

THE ROUTE OF THE ROYAL PROCESSION FROM
MANCHESTER TO TRAFFORD WHARF LINED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
DEBATING soNNINo.s FINANCIAL, PLANS

'" sONNlNOS FINANCIAL PLANS.
ue' May A-The Chamber OF Deputies began
' 'he debate on Baron sonninos financial
'S'as y. The item concerning the reduction of
49, interest on Government bonds is strongly op
;ksy ,v, Nnety-one Deputies have given notice that
Srug'amme VA ' '''""O' 'i'
eied ~ ,e"spaPers say that the Government has
e,rrts ', ooonsh three courts Of cessation, twenty
b s.s o. appeal, fifty minor tribunals and about
sts ., seul This step win be taken for the
we OF 20 10 IS ~ "''"' e''"'"''s ny d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
'ouIDAs" Personal Property sorn

FEhSONAL PROPERTY SOLD.
III. nce. r.a May 2L-The furniture and pther port
nov.,,'.' o,,'~rV OF "Ouida" louisa de la Ramee). the
,s'snst was sold at auction here ,o-dav M.nv
6iddsss were purchased at high prices bv the
espechi,x me English and American visitors were
sM solS' g., eager buyers. The library was divided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
FLEEING TO PLACES OF SAFETY.

A Gaysport telegraph operator later received
this message from Kittannlng: THE dam has
hurst For Gods sake tell Gaysport people TO
ny," The result OF these warnings was that the
entire population at Gaysport. Duncanville and
West Hollldaysburg deserted their homes and
spent the night on the hills. This morning the
danger was announced to be over. and the people
returned TO their homes. Bellwood citizens fear
ing a break in Potts Grove reservoir above their
town cut the embankment In an opposite ana
safe direction last night
Huntingdon Penh. May 2l.-There was little
change for the better in the flood situation here
TO-DAY. The waters which receded slightly last
night rose again to-day after a cloudburst and
additional heavy rains on the mountains west.
At Alexandris the houses were flooded and the
citizens forced to abandon them. The gas WORKS
here and the Huntington distery are sun SUD-
merged. as well as scores OF houses in the lower
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"a. -A@udo

70 peraeguido a,tisfacer el natnrsl ints's pd.
blco que aasia conocsr detslles del Iuidoso pro
ceHo one ocnpa la ateRci6R gaReral Pagamos 81
valor del telsgrams de Is rsspuesta ore sua 10
hemos recibido lHkbra legtdo el deapacho
81 destiro7
conste que il preguEta no ID hacemos por
Huaceptibles deseonfados. DsE1e Poace tsle.
grsh6 BueRtro Director ~ antonceE resides
els de Aibonito el compshsro citado que hsbfs
telegraiAdo & LA CoRREsPoEDEEoIA = todos sDs
detallea Il pTiai6n De MuHcz Rivers, eae deEpa.
cho no ha llegAdo .tcaaualmeuta" { nuestro po-
der Adem6a ha ccurrido ctra csEuslidad
que puede harmaRarEe con squ6lla. UR pliego
alberto para LA CoRRFsroNDEHoIA dsapachado
antss dc aver per nuestro Director en- Aihoxito,
no lego como de costumbre Il noche COZ 81
reGto de i correspoRdepcia cue rscioimos squel
dia. Lleg6 81 siguiente + msnass.
otra csRuslidad tamhi6n muy casual. An
taayer hora oportusa spca t6 ruestro Director
en- al Corre1 de-Aibosito IN pliego contsni ieHdo
nm eHtudio Robra Il cuestov rstr6leo eR Cubs y
Is sctitud toms da por sque'lss @ m'raa De 90.
mercio com5atisHdo el oHernso "Con ierto9 eel
hrado cor IA nstapdart OH Compssy" Efe pie
20, dsbidsments franqreado, tampoco lleg6 &
Rueatro poder hats anoche IL nueve
Ee nos ocurrs pregur tsr: kstamos segu-
res? lEatS Ia provinces ep eatsdo de sitiof lSe
debe descnIdo del Correo Il p6rdda Dis egos
telegrsmas ' II detepc6s de esos plieqos7 Pa
QAndo como pagayDos II tFEa por despacdos tele-
grafcoa Y e. porte por Is correspondence perdi.
da exsrsvisds lesttmos obligadcs sopostsr
periuicios y dilseioses ssmeiartss7 iEs 70 es
iaviolahe Is corrcsnondercia ea Puerto. .R2o7
No !. uaamoa & nadis Relataneoz ahee hor
COZ los conertariot ore Saltan 4 + plnma Y
racenee danes 81 pafs que por 81 $3.50, 40 tsr gR
i auoba eoadasxs r. IA seredsd de nurssro serv'.
clio taleQrffso postsl nj l. Eeguridad de IL
correspondence pd5lies que es N caRoa de Il
/ Ley Furd mextal
Escritss las srteriores lfreas, llaga "La D..
mocracia" de sptsaytr 4 nutEsrs mesa de rsdsc-
oi6r, - sur cslumHsa leenoae sigaieRte Ene' to
"Aneche puumos IN exsaAso teleg sm' cos
MS q cies palsbras, LIS Correspo dencia"
dfndole detaleE de i excsrcelaci6H ede Euestro
director
~ Il sdmero 10 hoy de aquel osgr sal.
RI esaa det.llss Coz il smplitud que pernise
81 estilo ts'egrffso A
Eato 10 se camsnta
Esto dsmusstrs ore On Puerto-Rico se ba.
rrensu Ire layes impunemsBte, que Is Admin;F-
TRACTION de Oomnnicacones cobra el vaIor de lcs
despashoa J 70 les ia curse.
Aquellos que lmpezsR multas secuestros
II peri6dico Hdepepdisxts, 1Ho tsndrka ma pa.
labra psrA Ice que burlsndo les leyss violan Il
correspondents rhhlics? EE pec do saher que
Munoz Rivers fu9 puesto en litertad que Il
Eanxa exigda por 81 Flacal tu6 paas de treiRta
Ysces cubisrta po- los liberalea las coRservado.
res de todo el pais7
A qui9a sos diriiiyemes en- dsmsnda de
usteia2 5Q1i6n escucharG nuestraa queiaa7
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DTLENIA

Un AiniItro de UltFsmsr coa impreviE6s
iniuuti6eabls (rnponiendo que aolameste haYa
axistido esq imprevisi6B j aatudia aBasa re-.
liza los concttrtos del petr6leo sn Cuha Puerto
Rico sl de- 70 -faroa con esa Ultima Las.
III pals tero hs podido formay i1icio * c
to de 10 que E6s, 10 que rspres. ntAs 10 qne 4
contsr6n est deplorAbles conessstos. " qre FL
RuAon pc i'd cos undergraduates de ii Provip
cis, de eaos one no eFtan sAalarifdcE, ri vendi.
dos hi sometidos por onvehieR elas al po9 er On.
bernames tai ss hsR eacA gsao de hablsr, sis 8
CON ID ruda clRri I'D quo leclar0sn aqueloa he.
chos, 81 meaos cor Ia auf ,ieAte psIa que II lus
ss esparciara radisats por los htimoH riRcS ne1
del tarrUho
Todoa los hombres dc lectoR priRcipios sir
distiRci6 de pArtidos pclisicoa salvo aqueet
que han de henef iarue 81 amargo sudor de
los dennis quieses 81 pseblo sefsla ho
xroT, han protestado en- IL preHEs, en- II plaza pd
blica On 81 hogar, Go que maRsalya Sc les 81.
truie Arruipe ~ forms tan veitt RE.
El movimieRto de protesta Race, crece 81
estisrde con rapidez vertigiRosa. La Demo;ro
ctd eKia CON vAlieRte en-, uje bis ten 'ls
das Armas, afadsE o. 6gica irrebat BIZ. lax.
Eua certaros disparoa, que Ell phb'co fuStiga9c
Aplaude On tEsy esi. LA CoRREsP NDENoIA. On
ii no ea disr o de curnDats, ta~ po4o ssra iemAE
Ii dlt.mA ~ hhrET hatal,aa eE vor d. este der
grAcado sueo, porque debe Il ds fepsa ue
il raz6n ultrr Nda < Ii iuBEisia piaoteada ocu
Ea tAAtl loa poderea gubesHameRtaes ae
AEocian como 81 Jupiter del Oimpo, abren laS
vklvulAs lou rayoa eacapap cor sRtrepito afro.
Rad1r La mordaxA e. necetaria Ia fuerSa
qui.rs iuponerTe u fuerzs d. Il epinitn. DIR.
dose 81 dassos ado ezpecsAculo de qus vexga
el lAtgsEo de doads deberia paTtiT ID proteeci6 !.
8ecueEtros, der Rcas amos estacionea mul.
t,sv calaFov,g. Ha ahf el premio alesnzsdo
por los dsfs4sores ie i meior rasfn del mayor
derecho Pero no. Ei pueblo de Puerto Rico
hA ccupado su puesto en- brevsn horss; ha len.
xsdo Is fax de los d6spotss au faribund. ansts-|
ma; Los hs deaautoxizado por complete spia 81
propis coaciencia ante Ii coResa, ia rdolica.
1reinta veees fu6 cubi rtA sn cortfaino tiam
20 Ii o. orme snza dc cGatro nsa auras exiiida
por 81 Fiscal dc Powea para Hsir de IL ckrcsl
81 Director de La Demoeracta. Treints Gin.
cuentA Glen vscea estark dispesEta Puerto
Rico hacer 10 mismo, porque Ia digpidad de
IN pueblo NO pue nj dehe ser pisotaads.
Que mfs Z Ante eros heshos hemos de
recorder 81 oportunaE frasea del gran trbuno
fraRees Gan betts:
III faut 10 Eoumetrs on ss demetrs."
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Una carta dc caguas
Csguas, I de sshenbra de 1894

Caguas de setienbra de 1894.
sr Director do LA CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUIRTo RIoo.
Estimado sehor amigo: ER ID t1rda de
aysr term nado Ell meeting celsbvado por loE ha.
oitaEteE de sata oiudad ain distiHci5R de opjnio-
politiGaa psra protastar contra los irritantaa
rronopolios llevamoa la sci6n telearffca m
deHpacho eonsebido es les siguientea s6rmiRoa:
"Dsmordefa Ponce. Dssds aver acumdlan.
ronse hRbitastsa Oagnas calsbrRndo mestino pro.
lente periodists defsREor iRcaRsEbls de los inte
resea del pueblo. AL lado de v. eakGa todas lar
persoNaa hoaradss del pais. Ooortunamanta co.
mueicaremoa detsllss MODESTO soI&.-Grillo.-
n. QuihoReE-Oelesiino Sol2.-M. Quifiones.-
rARqui.-Msr i hno Sola. --Vicsxt to r. Murox.-
5ulivereap
A ssto telegrama sobre 81 cusl psgarnoa los
aellos neeeasrios, SO ha nsRado 50 trssmisi6n por
el sefor telagrafstA de sorvicio, IL nos isform
ha ado remitido en- coasulta al Jsfs de ComuAl-
sacioHen.
Dieeas que u tsegrafsta tiene 6rdenas de
coRaultsr con 81 Alcalde los talegvamss que coz
motive de Lon monopolioa ss pengaR ID preraa
y que aquel funcioaario prohibi6 80 trsaminios
fundaadoas en- que hablAha da protests, paIabra
qua poE 10 viEto causa terror & esta Autoridad
local
Eatos dieares guardsn perfecta armonfa con
al haehe de one el aefor alaslda don Fraacreo
Nsndsz prstsRdi6 Que tacharas Las palabraa pre-.
tests que eontsnia II expoaiei6n qua Fe eleva.
IS 81 hiRiatsri0 de Ultramsr, que fu6 leida j
hYmada sR n maetRg Tafsrido
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CvENTEClT0.

Dos psrtidos poisieoa uzidos por loI lszot
iaiisolubles do il ftmilia de los iHtsresas, vi.
vi,p QUO q1ierss q1e no, como dos hermaaes
luchando ctda uro en- 81 campo por q meiora
miesto noral material del pueblo doade habi
tabsn.
LsE sombras de Il igaoraRcia J los ceosode
Is supremrcif, domiaayon el cuerpo 81 alms
ia lor uaos. La haroB como bueRos, escoiitaro1
to los los nedies para mercer Ii abaoluts COS
fasza del poder, aleianio los otros 10 toda II
tsrvepci6r on los usnejss de Il coss pdnlies, por
meiio del vats, reat.injito hsata q extreme de
hseer impossible II lueha o. los eonieios olvidkR.
dofe en- rea gHada hora de Qua TIDO9, sbaoluta.
msnte TODO5 estahGa pendiaAtes de Una ptae
aa eonapn
A coaaecueRoit de eEaa irrjtantes dfsreEcss
aseidss DE privliegioa aiempre odloaoF; capssdoa
de dsaajes de- lniassicisr, mo de o. bapdos
sbsn5oao 81 canpo, psrs oue hbreasnte aRtga.
ran por Il puertes de- ssgrado reaisto de lss le-
PES, los ..hombras de Ia stGacioa."
Agravkyo4 20 entoaces, mas J mas 81 aims y
j ouerpo dsl desh -reisdo ;, oh Ley aabia de
las humaras compengac oneti -. emf lez6 tam.
niea ! sertrse iadispueRta Il alma 81 Cusrpo
de los otFoa. La ',cartcia" era para "todos
Il auesoaa maRo, ha nagsdo al peacuexo de los
priyilegisdos lss sahxia tsmni6R.
Ell psimero estA musrto; mas el aeguRdo
tiese qpe permaRa'er iuato d cadaver, tcdo 81
tiempo one tarde en- segaivle ......
Il Es impossible la "opsracioa quirdrgiealt.
Ell MOSQUITO.
Rain de IN Mange, sepsiembre de 1894.