davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Whn Owns the Eyes?

A pleasant way for party of yt'ans people to entertain themselves at an ln- formal gathering is for them to try to distinguish each other by seeing the eyes alone. Pina a shawl across the door way about five feet from the floor. Cut two holes i'll a large sheet of wrapping paper. or a newspaper will answer the same purpose, which will show the eyes distinctly, but will not expose any otl'- CT part of the face.
 If any one present possesses talent for drawing, the paper which is to serve as a mask could be decorated with a mouth and nose, put on with brush dipped i'll india ink. This would add to the grotesque appearance which the shawl, surmounted by the mask, will present. Eyebrows might also be paint ed.
 When the paper is pinned above the shawl, the company should be divided into two parties, ono to remain in the room as spectators and guessers, and tho other to go "behind the scene" tetherwiso the shawH as performers. If there arc over half adozen of tho latter, T line should be formed. Tho one at the head stands behind tho mask so that his eyes arc distinctly seen by those i'll tho room, and another of the performers asks:
 Who owns the eyes?"
 If correct response isgiven, the per formers clap their hands. Then the one who has taken his turn goes to tho foot of the line, and No takes his or her place behind the screen. After time tho parties change places, and tho fun is ,.,,,n,u1llt = I,1l.ln,1 Tif- 2its
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
c. c. CALHOUN,
 PRINCIPAL,
lO6, los, 1lO, 1l2, IA X llG E. Main St,
 LEXINGTON, KY.

neA- Cost tol complete any pre- scrlbed course VERY reasonable.
 Highest endorsed school in Amer lea. All Diplomas signed by the Governor of the Commonwealth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09


 .oagh her heart The younger cub got away in the brush before was ready for it, but the large one, who had already been wounded, finished with another shot. Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

Tho roop.o of L1wcs,0't England,
aud vicinity DO not nppaaf Co have any
reason % complain That .hrP arc not
receiving sHni Hsnl warning n tho
restoration of ius Gospel ln This age, ilr
NOT only are tho miw.IHarloi perform.
Ing Iuigea. hblu shore, which have
teen continued 'or years, bat the chief
uowap,ger OF the locality presents tho
testimony Of the E'iors Boo such direct
aud Impartial manner that there is no
uCcI %. m.-.aslns o. Import Tho
Eud tfUltmuIt nul respectful con.
sIdcritiou which Tho EIirr have &C..
celvoi in anI about LIyo,'Il. doubt.
iris 10 due 200 a great degree to tho
journalistic g1usss 20 AMI Aifuo8 Of the
Lowuti9it J0UHaL
Tho Ialc.t asuo OF that paper % hand
glvls au extended account Of Che lat.
tof.Iay Saints conference held thereon
Apui g2, with "a comprehensive 49,.
n0psis OF each speaker remarks. Tho
way 100 which ,Itss ucr' igga,,I may
uu so.u in lbo fol'lwiuf rrIDrt OF
what was enid ty Elder a. II. Lual,
rru.loui OF Che European Miusion, ai
one Of the meetings.
pcs.don. Luud adlrJ sod thoaeomhly
uu .hu sHtrHuuHas " Gao administration
and worthy plrihkWE OF tho holy um-
n|Dms " SOC body HuI blood ui tuu tiu-
urCmHE luat ono must boz puru iu hCtri,
hui 300 lUyU ioIluWsuip, aud peace with
his uuEuuuU that tnu ulud should go
narh go calvary aud remember wuatiuu
savior tuUiU suffered ur us Ny par
nsiUg of 600 Sacrament wurhIy iuHy
Witnessed unto our Heavenly Father tuat
they WnTu willing fu .HEU upon iuyms
selves iuu uamU 40 Christ, lui tu rDmHms
Dor Him aud kUHp llIH commandment RI.
llu uuhUr spoke upon Goo necessity uf
lU.ns humble nuu fHIyug upon thg
sHIus ui God iur guiuuH. 1UU prime
cIpIOf 90 tuU bHauH. wUrU without mum.
Doc, aud b. WAS UTunl enough IrUIi 100
reach au mru. IuUg suuuli always 0u.
dua,nr 200 walls 300 tuiH lliu us 70 wu know
our Heavenly IH.unr was watching uH,
and MOT uu uuY thing wu should Doc
ashamed Tor our u'IEHuuH Co su'. MH
should not ur ashamed uI IhO Gospel OF
,HrisL iur that la tAu puWur ui COD unto
/ HliFAuIn,
Tho addresses % the other Elders 10.
ouivud similar treatment. the Ideas be-
iug presented clearly aud without com.
meni, 20 that the reader could compre-
head just what the speaker had do.
sired tOexprcsH. The good work % the
Journal Do aiding TO spread the Gospel
mcs.ago viii be- highly appreciated by
tho Litlcr.day Saints AMI viii not hil
of,tctnal reward. MEArthuf 6tubbluf,
editor Of tho rapor appears to be- OF
that class which weary not IN well
| doluu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
DRElcn " rrOnisE UrrORM

Tho London Spectator dlscuairs the
question of breach oi proms, cults
from a practical point Of view and
and proposes au eEpelicnt whereby
the nasty features Of such cases mi sht
be- ,lsolually hidden from public Wow
and designing women prevented from
turning the art OF filtration % ppclni.
ary prJlta t the expense OF Jupmvsl
men. Tho ozpCiirut suggested d.,
briefly stated, thu. mo- promise OF mar.
uagu should boo hold valid unless
made in writing upon properly
stamped pareL When the plain.
uG could produce such a document,
tho tack Of the Jury would uo connuud
90 the nsaraamrn. OF tho damageF, Co
depend on the income OF the defend
ant party.
The objection that the adoption Of
such a measure would DO disastrous TO
all the romance OF oouytship IL an.
swcred Ina these wordg "Whcrc, wr
would aak, h. tho romance iu nine out
Of ten breach NJ promise cases tUuI
nud their WY into tho law clurrg
rupaB cases are hardly ever brought
except by people whose affections have
u1t boon dugpy engaged lu ,hr.r ac.
ccpmucr OF a auitor For one young
woman who nov brings an action nr
breach To-; promise, az iuasguiue uro
| Tilted and suffer In silence. Tine m0gr
their affections have been ongagrI tha
less can they bear 90 tell lhr pillul tale
OF their disappointment, and wiluo.,
tue poor l,,iu romance 90 their liio
exposed Co tho rldioulr and laughter 20.
ca uusympatuul.1 world"
Oue thug cen bo saiI Boa favor oilh,
/ proposition: If tho rulu once br ,s,ab,
/ nsutl that man who IayB u.usuaI
attentions l0ayounE lady cannot hon,
orably uo so without at au onrly siege
Of tho acquaintance, giving legal owl,
duuue o., hu honesty anI tlucgrty
this would prevent many % Grim,
against beautiful iuHuosrca, The
parents or guardian 49, we'll us GOO
object O. alteration urue,I would Boz
| put Uu tuglfgmrl by protested lover
| neaatusuT refusing 90 commit hm
sul. ON % legal document macy
T. know tupt b. would ua uuH.a no ALLOW
. MIN o. become ,1l f.mUi4r ON tHuoluy
hand. ruraA written uum.u wen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

WA wholly the result Of training, O.
similar result might be attained where
desirable among people n5ts1 90 c,el.
The I8ssenca That charariorzss the
methods Of many people is usually the
result Of o neglect 30 closely apply the
mind rather thsu any inap.nesa on the
part Of Che peu5n. The fonses may
bo made more scu,ob by Judioioul train
lrg; tho memory, the power Of coucau.
lmii5n Of thought, and other mental
ncultios, may be Improved, strong.
ihcncd anIdevel5ped by carciulculuva.
lion. 10 is largely % mattot0' s.lf-
cJucatlou-l .act that 10 BE- Important
10 Keep in sight Ivy those who earnestly
sack t. develop their faculties TO high
degree Of utility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
NATTER OF TRAINING.

An item Of frequent observation IL
tho fact that aperson deprived OF one
OF the natural senses OF hearing or
sight often develops one or other VI the
remaining senses or some Of the mon.
tai faculties 10 remarkable extent.
For Instance, a deaf person not iu.
frequently has a wonderfully krun oyr.
Eight or marked duIlcstuucss in tho
sense Of feeling, while ono who DO
blind viii duyelopa most uculr rouae
u hearing. The ability Go DO Ha
modih.s toa slight extent the BHl a.
ton Of person deprived oi ono OF inc
senses named, though Of course 10
does no. supply any part OF the de-
ho.ency.
A notable Instance o. where the
development OF a faculty iu the man
nor stated was Of material aid 90 tho
AFFLICTED person b. that OF owen H..
Jones, on Old resident Of Utah, who
recently died Gt Brigham CITY,
ME Jones was deprived OF eight
when no was about thirty years of age,
through an accident. flo came Co
Utah, and after br.of stays Ia several
placcs, settled down in tho capital OF
Boz Elder, where he bgctmp a mail
earlier ItisIelatei 81 him that tho
way in which bee wBs RbIo 60 deliver
letters aud paper, correctly was tulrs
no would hlyr tue postmaster read 10
him the addresses, and would artauyo
lrileBN aud papers il tao order Of hills
route, us hc knew every nom. in town.
lhyu ar hu went on bic rounds the
mail would beiu ils place, and ha
remembered every person Cor whom bee
had received anything, 10 % paH1u
met him on bic rounds aud inquIrrI
Tor letter. ho would readily and
promptly re.pond,And 10 thofo was one
be know just whore 90 nui a. IL,
accomplished this by a constant ,Scr
cIfe OF his memory toward the desire.
oud,
What was accomplished by tho blind
man IN this regard 10 "a suggestion that
tho development Of the particular
iaculIy which became 30 uoiiceabl
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NE CAREFUL WHEN SPRAYING.

On several occasions correspondents
Of the NEWs have cautioned owners OF
orchards 10 be- careful in the handling
of the poisonous liquid prepared Tor tho
destruction Of the insects. That the
spraying may cause serious accidents
was shown few days ago by % peculiar
case Of poisoning which h. reported
from Santa Clara, California. A ton.
ytar.old boy named james Briiiou
went Into an orchard near town and
stood watching tho Chinese spraying
their trees. After no reached homo he
was taken sick aud his body
swolled up. Tue boy was evidently
suffering great agony. The physician
who was sent Tor, after brief ux.
animation, declared the little patient
suffering from paris green poisoning.
II was supposed that during the spray
log, he had inhaled some ot tho
mixture, while some OF 10 had got
Into his eyes. By prompt application
Of suitable remedies tho little sufferer
was placed boyund the reach Of danger.
The case shows that too much care
cannot bc exercised In tho spraying Of
orchards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
InE ISSUES SETTLED.


The discussion which ha' lco1 so
freely engaged IN regarding tloaward.
ing Of university lands On tHu Provo
bench is now likely 90 'ubsilc, 'iucn
the parties have he'd Nh opportunity 90
fully presenting their claims DO court
and these have bocn passed upon oy
Judicial authority. The coucluti1n 10
the case Of Peck W the commissioner
% locate university lands lsa complete
vlndicstlon Of the latioE who, tho
court holIs, could not have uciod
other than they dii AMI yet carried
out tho law lu airno's 60 nll parties.
Uron tho hearing Of the testimony Tor
tue plainun alone, the court found
that the allegations agniusi the come
misiioncu were without foundation in
fact.
The trouble probably arose over "a
miiconcsption Of the law on the par.
Of claimants both in this and oIhor
cssoi. rltuc was sct up i1r moro laui
than the commissi1nufs hal the night
to award 10 the parties, aud o. there
were conflicting claims these were a1'
Indicated with fairness 10 ali concerned.
Nov that tho questions nl issuu have
been definitely settled, dispulations
aud determinations should ceaao aud
Whatever Of ruilled feelings hcTu have
been should be- allowed 70 calm down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

A crnrAiS Marion ,imr Richard
son, WHO mas lvoI Tor some ytar1,
Kate Field says, in the southern part
" Utah, "anI is deeply interested iu
tho welfare NJ that region" writes 20
her "Dear Ns, FlelI," Of the Wa'h.
ngi5n, o. i1llow.;
quito atroo with YOU chat Utah is NOT
ready nr ,Iu oho1l got. at lgas, 0eutiios
of lHu ore uut
10 is tuI coon Go trust th0 Mormon uIo-
mon. with ibU power that ahtnnHui me
pHoa. This is. at Gar as I know, ihu
general yorIIr. 90 au GeuIio Of expert
CucH boo Che Ford UrN.
Bui wH also hHpH tIli boz ihO course "
iHw EUiH l1H Improvement lu oil.I-
tlOn ami tl1 general object ol prog ..sito
souumen. wi.i r0udgr ihu experiment %
saio ono 60 ty.
This bind OF evidence i1 always very
interesting a.I incidentally valuable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

GREAT CAIsA. u,u,d % duet &.
scarcely more palmetto than that the
bones OF tho Wiuuobago ludlans
shout furnish play,linss and tho ma-
tsTial ilr play houses Co tho children OF
ION au lac, Wisconsin. thousand
of rcussln graves have been disturbed
by gravel baulor, aud it ia said that
nearly all tue winuobAgo tribe were
buried iu that vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

Will Gee, tuu Duke % woimlns-
tors uci,r about slE and half millions
Of dolilrs wacu hc dicf; That b., under
the telns OF tho dca.h dulles in the
now budget That amount VIII have 20
be- paid 10 the government as a tax.
Ills immediate descendants are not
very numerous, however aud tucy
ought 20 los able 10 Keep the wolf from
tuo door with tho eighty millions Of
lo.lars taa, wIilriill uoleit 90 them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

OF tho city. Jay r. Stephens,
20 Union Nat.oral Bank
Building.
I HAVE a Mat 0 ROoNuD HOUSE.
i with $40 rods 90 fr1uai. ln the Cast plrt
ul tnn UIFt fur $3.50. haay terms, Say Is.
stephens, N uulHu national iauE block
4 UUtuh COTTAGE WIN ROOMS.
lawn, uuar corner 81 EaHt ani btl south. Cor
Union NHu0nal umt block
I HAVE s rlNE rAUM oF 90 ACRES
L suitable Cor ilIt vegetable. dairy or rrn
oral farming. H. rHu't Dee beat Coz r0uilrg
raisug Joy o. stephens, % Union National
1 NAVE q NuNuER or HuYERs FOR
.sl wd. 10 WeIl 90 cai on m5. Ja5 Il
HfrUHruH
II YOU HAVE a HOUSE You WANT
4 rented UH.Ua come and Gee Jay &c.
stephens, Union National tank.
/ NEGOTIATE LOANS Ar a Low EATE
lr Interest uall and aso one, Jay a.,
rI"|UHHHt
A MIL uuunNG lot sul RODS. ~
~ ,at gai VI ,.il, q" iradao Or ontario
lNI I.IN Mining .tlNas - 70. NlruntuHt
Union National Bank block
y NICE UWUh HOUSES. uN 5NI1 RODS
= Of ruani boo north and olat pau az the
cts, Co rNOUHuEu Cor good farm Must have
good water HFlt q 10 stephens, % Union
National iana block.
II YOU AXE THINKING OF UuYING A
i home nr ceiling home. ur want 10 eX.
chance your home fur larger 1r smaller one.
d1nH fa.. 90 rall uu j. H. stephens. 8. tuiun
National Nuuk block.
y HousIs ANp lots rs CHEYENNE.
= NFuumr. tu exchange Cor farm 100 tait
laLU County, uI win buy DO ur 20 hrrui if GOOD
water Do q, o. stephens, % Union National
hnnt b.0ra
@N Uuus Of THuWp STREET. ~.
- tween j nui h 7frcCu, Tor i.hIJ j. a.
sinHHuu.. % Union National nHu. u.u cE
A aINEN ROOM HOUSE -pANTRITs.
~ closets. Doe and cold water bath, etc.
with ...s IIHH and drive way, uu IhIrd tast,
between I.r.. and Third SOUTH fti.. q. a.
stephens, a Union National Bans block
GhIuuN NNu pNrUUEs. WIN a GOOD
- paying NUHIur.H Tor sale, j, 10. stephens,
% Union National Bank block
I VAST a SMALL HOUSE WITH NICE
a "H.uHIH. r.uHu boz ON east FIlr OF city.
NHHf" cheap. and good urr. EfHt ur south
unHH.r preferred j, a., stephens, % Union
National HANK block
IfyHu HgyH city or farm property you
want DO SOB 0r lr1do don't Al 10 call ON
JAZZ R. STEPHENS,
Room Is Union National Bank Block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

WITHOUT C,urAluS0 ,nu moral or
moula! ayiubu.,s oil Iau principals 10
the recent r1llarI.Brcckiuridgc scam
dali suit, twill bu readily admitted that
the one mot deserving OF appreciation
lust now BE- not the enc who ia going
around making spccch,u and askius 10
betcnl 20 Congress by way Of yindica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

wou carry with I. The s9lemnity Of
the marriage vow 90 follow In cue
c1ufso Of time, aud ss such &c would
help tost.ongthen the youth In hours
Of temptation and aid him o. lvo..
suares which human nature som-.
times mlla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

a GOOD many Of tuo COzgy, Kelly
Frye and Carter armies are beginning
to figure already on tholr chances Of
getting "a pension for exposure and
Injuries during the "wah."
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qfc rrsrurr rvfusa NrWa r r1n
tfIt. furdav frrrrtrd, ~ .t.f,.
D tt1smuic streets eat ihac wy.
gfrr idiuou atl s1pm Regular i'''''
AtfutI0tE
Ttr ursErrt -rNi Wv 49, g.r9
4t.trstrrr wrrrtY In magazine Torn
La rHHsNfHFHfrU saturday
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Real Estate

For Sale or Trade In all parts
OF tho city. Jay q. stephens,
20 Union NatIoral Bank
Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

try tHHssfIHofs uIII kuH.. natfr ?. r. nln.
IHr ..I.H ai.f uI any fitau'huV Il 'Na ai'
Hirrr .I WgII Iauorf
fnIsefIHrrs thruaIHe their r'are NJ rcsI1eno1
should always uye former af we'll ~ present.
audfCHa
1ho Nrws ftunfs raft Ha urnrinN lloief
NoHa tlsrIH HnIoa 900 ufHFHuEer fhnt 'oa'
lrgtho rY Alters p.m da'N
osuuurissuons should uo afltstict 20
uruutr NEwt IuuIisuua Coz.
1sisttous
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.FsspOoIa. CLOSETS. ETC. CLEANED
out Premises cleaned up Terms reason.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
b. r. LLOYD, BROKER,

B. T. LLOYD, BkOhhR,
EoH Lauic loans. .fosta uolIH. Nnos
uHI Iu. .'WUuus
Room si, NccomI.E His -alt tahecig.rtah.
rTUNrY To futN uN GIY ANu rAUN
vi riouou y, uy tHg hlal o' sal. Lase.
TseUnhNtl 90. Nuetl. fu IEN
Accnt Juu, . suydc- Do ,1mmrr.aI I.glA.
NTuNIY 40 itia. 40 I'll uDnutWEE
W E'mur D. nsrfnr Progress hlhiluF
ln NAN.
toR SALE.
y NEw CorrA1E.. VIM LARGE
= loir. ri0aH t0 elr Inc. from 5000 to $500.
6a,y tcrms FfoHF.H b to.. o. D.. GOA south.
l'uoUuDaiuUtu uui-rEtN AND
4 JgugY l.aIit talmers uatn, ill 2. ~ z.
FOR SALE.
IN ACRES WIN WATER uiGur iM.
~ proved, boz south Jordan, $50
IN NCuI IAuN, 20 ACHEs uNnEH
IN canal. s'ii sra'e.iy loan. $40. % miles
AZ ACHES. WIN H SHARES WATER
~ uar Improved. near Draper $500.
= a Hls, WATER RIGHT HOUSE,
- barn, orchard Hut luc.rn. uoHr Murray
l..l. tH1l.ttu co., fs D. second south.
TO rrADE.
U,AENs ASD uANCuEs ron CITY
II property 90 " lloyd. tlt Mccormick nlE
DON'T BE AN AGENT,
DUr NAKE AND sEM YOUR owS
- 500 De-, ur employ agents. County uguH
f1r any county lu iuh iur % patented srueIu
nontlst ihatoiHtr fsl6V 20 abtad ct yol.
, s9i r. i6dp6!Ts ,a W 9ai' Sweet s''
sCAvENGER
4 ,rsgpoot4. CtnsfIs. rrr.. CLEANED
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DON'T BE AN AGENT.

F4SEi ag,r,, Afo safP g, ,-,} t2@ eT
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WANTED.

A MtuDfr ACID LAIrEu-DA1 SAM
~ lady ArH. fI Sire e.. l.. n18a. so D
O.. street. said D.. I.tEs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02

haber ordenado este funclonarlo sUs sU08IC6f4
nos, que negasen ciertos documentos los que
deseen cssarse dnicamente por 10 civil, contravi-
niendo 10 dispuesto en- el artfculo l42 del C6digo
Penal
-El ipgenio Central Providencia" situa1o
en- Ia jurisdiction de Gaines CUBA, es objeto de
gran demanda en- el mercado azucarero, por ha-
berse instalado en- 81 una refnerfa que supers
Ia de Cardenas, dando por termino medic n
mil libras diariss de dicho artfculo, con Ia vent
ia para el pdblico, de ser veinte cinco centavo.
mas barsta
-Ha llegado de Alemania, con idea a.
continuar hacia Mejico, el notable violinista Cd
bapo de cclor senior Claudio Briudis de Salas l,
probable, que para satisfaction de sus numerosSs
admiradores, combine algdn concierto e reputI,
do trey de las octavas"
Con motive del estreno en- el teatro AL.
hambra de esta ciudad, de la obrita intituladb
ola Montana Rusa, proddjose dicha noche uS
gran escsndalo que dur6 mas de dos horas, pueL
crey6ndose aludido un psriodista, fue al escena-
RIO desde donde dirigia el autor la eiecuci6n le
agredi6 con I'm bast6n.
--Ha fallecido victima de una "nefritis pui
rulenta" Ell ilustrado catedrStico de esta Uniyerl
sidad doctor Tomas Plasencia, hermano del ha-I
bilisimo y conocido cirujsno doctor Tgnscio Pla-,
sencia Muy querido de sus disc1pulos = del
pdblico doliente, por su car6cter afable des-.
prendimiento sin lfmites, deja un gran vscfo en-.
tire los trabajadores de Ia ciencial 81 one il,strS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-02
La Revolution en- Ell Perd

Ell 7IInato de Santisgo de Cuba traducos1
siguientes telegramas recbidos por el HeraJde
Nueva- Y ork:
Lima, 2 de Abril.-Con motive del falIciI
miento del Presidente Bsrmddez los Ministol
presentaron su dimisi6n al primer Vice-presidn.
to Solar; pero Borgono, segundo Vice-presidn'
to, apoyado por Caceres , 81 ejercito Sc hs poe
sionado del palaciO de gobierno comenzado l
publican decretos; de mauera que on la actuali
dad ezisten dos Presidentea en- el Perd, uno cont
titucional el sehor Solar otro revolucionaAiC
el coronel Borgono
Fuertes patrullas recorren Ia ciudad, las b
rres de las iglesias estan lenas de soldados Fl
establecimientos permaneCen cerrados v las trs~
saciones de toda clase en- completa paralizscia-
Hasta shora no ha hsbido motines, pero ca grisA
de Ia alsrma que se siente
El coronel Borgono ha nombrado su gabiI,e
te en- el que fguran los sehores Garcia Urrufis
Dulant, Antayo Lapuerte
El Sc or Solar acusa les ex4ministros
quienes hace responsible de las consequences
que pueda tener ell movimiento revolucionario
de no haberlo reconocido sino aparentemente
de hsber entregado al corUnel Borgono las fue1
zas militares todss las prerrogativas del pode
ejecutivo Dicese que 81 sefior Solar Sc ha oculta
do y remltido una nota al euerpo diplomGtico ha
ciendole presente su situaci6n al par que sus de
rechos Ia presidencia
Washinton, 2 de Abril.-La noticia del IA
llecimiento del sehor Bermddez Presidente de
Perd, acompafada de d de que 81 senor CScere
pretende asumir la dictadura, publicadas en-
Herald de aver, son las dnicas que hasta la fe
cha han llegado al Departsmento de Estado que
aunque falto de noticiss ofciales, no duda Ia We
racidad de las del HersH. Sientese gran inter6
por conocer Ell resultado de los suceaos que han
de desarrollarse en- 81 Peru dentro de pocos dis.
Creese que los Caceriitss Sc apoderaran del g.
bierno tratarSn de mantenerse en- 81 aun conta
los deseos del pueblo El general CSceres qle
va antes hs sido Presidente del PERT, tiene de u
.PsEss 81 sisEa'9 ! aR9s gRs y aiggS9s qsEPsF !