davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1894-06-17
DISAGREEMENT.


Mr. Vest said he thought Senator Murphy was
not present. Senator Caffery was for specific
duty from the beginning He understood from
what was said that Senator German. and pcssi-
blv Senator Brice and the others he mentioned,
had an agreement to have sugar schedule
which would be acceptable to the producers aEd
reflners; and when Senator German. and posi-
bly Senator Brtce disagreed with Senator Caf-
ferry as 10 the terms of the agreement. the wit
ness was tired of the business and not In a very
good humor. he said: Gentlemen. give US the
commit tee room and we will take charge or this
thing" Senator Caffery had SAID tnat ne nau
never agreed to an ad vaorem duty, and Senator
German and possibly Senator Brce, said they
understood differently. and that they had agreed
TO take any sort OF duty that majority or these
gentlemen would agree to- This was the disa-
greement.
Mr.. Vest said he was certain that none OF
,hnsa nresent presented a draft OF a schedule ad-
vocating his or their duty. Senator German suS-
gested ad valorem and Senator Cafery took Is
sue with him. and said the producers could not
and would not stand an ad valorem that they
wanted a specific duty. and tested by the polarl-
sc3pe which he had put In the bill already.
TIJAURIN AND MURPHY EXAMINED.
Senator McLaurin. OF Mississippi In answering
all the set questions In the negative. said that
two or three weeks ago a Mr. Oxnard. OF Ne
braska. asked him II he could get enough votes
from "our side OF the chamber dhe Democratic
side) to put bounty Of l cent pound on sugar;
and the witness replied that he could not.
H. l.. Oxnard. President OF the American Beet
Sugar Association, the person mentioned by Mr..
McIaurin said he had sold out his cane sugar
plant TO the Trust in 1887. and had begun TO
manufacture beet sugar. His testimony was
unimportant
Senator Murphy denied that he ever saw Mr.
Havomeyer at Senator Brice's house. He had
been there with Senators German, Gibson Brice
White Caffery and Hill and contradicted the
- hnf q
had a conference there that evening with Sen
ator Caffery Mr.. Havemeyer was not there
that evening" he said. The conferepce was about
the tariff the Louisiana Senators talking mostly
about sugar. Nothing said about the In
debtedness Of the Democratic party to the Sugar
people. J. L. Searles and Cord Meyer had called
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NlUVOO TOTHE WEST
Ess,lpt Of tho News Of Tho Martyr
dom Of Carthage JAIL
TIE HEALING POWER MANIFEST.
travelling Through Iowa-NcWs OF the
Battle at NauVoo-Sickness--
On the Journey West.

ST. GEORGE, Washington Co., Utah.
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This now race IS without exception
the most abundant bloomor Of any Of
the carnation family The flowers are
ofhriIlinnt colors, ranging through many
beautiful spades Of reds, plnlss, white
varlegatcd'otc. They are of perfect form
and large size Those sown 100 spring
commence Towering IN early summer
and continue TO bloom In lavish profu.
sion until checked by frost They can be
potted and taken IN the house and will
flower abundantly throughout the win.
ter, though II intended specially for
winter fowcring it will be better to sow
later IN the senson The plants are com.
pnct aud robust IN habit
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HORSE SENSE
Valuable Mint, on How To- breed Up Amer.
lean Horses.

Valuable Hints ON How Co. Breed Up Amer
lean Horses
Four or five years 1go. whom the horse
breeding industry was moro prosperous
throughout the country thgn 70 % today.
great many comparatively worthless
stailious wcrc f0ist,d upau the public.
and tho results of chic ubiquitous tIamc
uro plainly visible today M tho NUM-
hors Of unfalahlo nondrgipt bfutes TO
bo found DO many brc.lrs yards. At
that tim' The Importing uurinrss VIVA 80
its primo, and ifo,uHg bred stations
also brought long rucUa, their iudlyid.
utility and spool capabilities being az
little moment su long us they woro reg
istCrcl, Bogus ped ggcs were freely
manufactured and C.lfibuted. rorofds
admitting the registration OF cr0sabtcd
and short bred animals were established
In fuct. Uvrfy means. fair and foul.
was employed TO got q certificate of
registration. because with such % nlH-
port 60 public consideration q stlllion
could DO sold at q romuurrntivo price
II was known well enough then that
spurious pedigree, were bDing manufac-
turod and tucked onto animals of no
known lineage, aud iu The end govern.
mental iutgrlHr.uco Fus invoked 90 pre-.
vent jhc landing 600 our shores of 80
bred hlusf recorded ia register, orsap.
iyrl .ololv for tbr. ppty0s. 81 ss,,,ti,.,
Tho animal. dut, r,e, ,ptr,pg, irtn r,1
United sntc,. Tro bro.Irrs' ussg.ia.
tons which existed ut the time mon.
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ho had ever seen. Professor Curtis Of
tho Iowa experiment station inspected
the carcass after 1t was slaughtered and
also praised It's smuothnosi and heavy
dressing IN the highest terms.
The meat gave an abundance OF those
thick juicy, lean mout steaks 80 dear To
the palate Of the epicure. This remark
able young Aberdeen Angus steer
weighed l,lso pounds Ho WIS q prod.
uCt OF Iowa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
LITERATUR RA
Los For .Dos DE Las LETRAs


Veis csc desgraciado joven, de ros-
tIo contraido. de frcnte amarillenta. de
labios crispados, de ojos vagabundos
Hsbfa nacido para ir libre gozoso
detr5s de un arado, sembrando con ges-
to altivo el grano de la Proxima cosecha.
Al anochecer habria comido en- ell hogar
ell pan ganado en- el dia. Cada uno de
sus pasos de sus movimientos habria
dado la vida.
Miradle ahora, en- Ia gran ciudad po-
niendo en- preDsa 81 cabeza, de dia y de
noche, entire sus manos, amas6ndola y
haciendola sudar relatos, aventuras, com
binaciones, para una muchedumbre ham
brienta que le devora 81 que pasara
otro cuando de 81 NO pueda saear va
mas. Durante un tempo mas menos
largo, este hombre hara que Enriqueta
sc case con Artuto. que el marido sor.
prenda al amante, que envenenen al uno
que guillotinen al otro, todo con interes
habilmente sobreexcitado al fin de cada
acto en- ell corte de cada folletin. Este
hombre va vender sucesivamente amor
celos, l5grimas, historic, chistes, dialec
10, moral, elogios. insultos, politica, pro-
greso, sentimiento, obsenidad, religion,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Luego que ella, Honoria, Carmen J
Elisa hici6ronse aplaudir en- honor de
que cutiva sus inteligencias, las Vino:
aparecer de nuevo, al final, dejandopo'
oir, en porffa artfstica. ocho manos
la Marcia del profeta, Ultima pieza de
prospecto.
FL APPLAUSE, como era de esperarse,
sc manifesto elocuente, y enmudeci6,
por fin, para dejar el campo expedite
los calurosos placemes que Chavier, 81
joven pianista, recibfa saoisfecho de
haber dejado complacido el auditorio,
= particuarmente los padres de las
ninas, cuya educaci6n musical tiene 8
81 cargo.
Hubo an momento en- que Ia imagi-
nacion, viajando & gusto por mundos
ilusorios. penetr6 en- ell suntuoso temple
de las esperanzas, ALI, anse ell altar,
no desprovisto de fdolo, levanto el caliz
ofreciendo al amor la sagrada formula
de Ia poesia.
Terminada Ia secreta oraci6n del
ideal, prevenida Ia sacerdotiza para
apurar el deIicado nectar, sentf en- Ia
espalda un suave golpe volyi la faE. y
tropec6, indefenso, con una sonora,
abuela de no pocos nietos, la que en- to-
no de s1plica me dijo:
-JQuiere usted acompanarme hasta
casa
Hice 10 que cualquiera otro; me en-
tregu6
Eutonces, olvidado del caliz, del al
tar, del fdoIo, me cref IN ladr6n que.
de pie ante una alberta GAIA llena de
orc de billetes de banco, dispueato,
en- fin, perpetrar Ell robo, me hsbfs
sorprendido un polizonte, diciendo
II Alto ahf!
SaIimos y va en- marcha, l6jos del
amanecer. procure entab,ar conversa
ci6n Ia senora. msnifestandome:
-iQu6 bonito esta el cielo!. -. SSe
ha hjado uSted t..
gu en- se acuerda de ESQ
ID A que Sc le parece aquel lucero
tan hermoso
A una ampara mortuoria
-IHombre, mol ICref que hube-
ia listed respondldo-.' A una rosa de
luz
-lC4! No pienso en- esas cosas.
Conclude eI Uta crUcis nos deapadl- |
mos vuelto yo de espalda, decfa ella, |
interesandose por mi:
-lAd56,t. .iQue descanse y suehe
con IA f4hcidadi
II Sill
D. ~jando & mis- pies que me condu-
jeran a casa, mir6 hacia el oriente, y |
die:
- Amanecera
FRAY CoMPoNTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Tn amigo nuestro de Yauco nos es
cribc dici6ndonos que los principale
comerciantes de aqnel pueblo han diri
jido una instancia al Tltmo. seror In
tendente general de Hacienda, en- soli
citud de que pase & dicho pueblo Ii
ohcina de la Colecturfa dc Rentas J
Aduanas de aquel distrito, cuya ofcini
Sc haya hoy en- GuaysniIla.
La peticion Sc funda en- la gran i'm
portanciA mercantil que tiene Yauco
donde existen hoy ocho casas matricula
das para el comercio de importation J
expertacion, diez almacenistas al POI
mayor. trece mercerfas y al tenor dc
estos los demas establecimientos que
existen en- aquella locaiidad, la cual tie
ne ~ 900 habitantes.
Ademas Yauco posee uno de los me-
iores puertos de Ia isla. como 10 es el de
Guanica, media hora de distancia de
Ia pobIacion, con faro construido hace
tempo Y es punto intermedio entire
Mayagdez y Ponce.
Yauco siente Suma necesidad de te-
uer la ohcina de Hacienda del distrito,
va para las operaciones marftimas, va
timbradas, por ser una poblaci6n donde
sc consume mensualmente una gran
cantidad de las mismas; y el traslado dc
la indicada ofcina ha dc tracr mucha
utilidad los intereses del Erario.
Sc cree que el Iltmo. sehor lntenden-
te accedera. procediendo en- justicis,
los deseos que manihestan los conner
ciantes de aquella ocalidad, toda vez
que redundan en- provecho del Tesoro,
pues las oficinas de Hacienda deben re
sidir en- las poblaciones mas importantes
de su distrito.
Yauco esta la altura, por su riqueza
agFicola comercial, de las poblaciones
de Arecibo, Aguadilla. Arroyo y HUI
macao y sati,face al Estado mas 1000
pesos por contribution territorial {
industrial. Guayanil.a sulo viene pa
gaudo una tercera parte de esa suma.
Las razones exPuestas nos parecen
basadas en- la logica. y aunque nosotros
no podemos tomar parte en- asuntos que
pueden e4citar rivalidades entire dos
pueblos amigos. publicamos este suelto,
como publicarfamos otro que en- justa
defeusa Sc nos enviase desde Guayani
LA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

En- una estaci6n central de ferrocarril
Dispense listed, sefor administrator Ies
cierto que hs ocurrido IN case extrsordinsrio
en- esta lineaf
No he recibido ningtin telegrama.
Pero han ssegurado qus Ell tren n6ne-
no 290
-E-e tren ha llegado perfectamente l.
bora reglainentaria.
-Pues ahora 10 oompreudo todo. Ese es
Ell case extraordiusrio qus hs ocuIrido
Nota de IN observador:
Singular ironfa de las cosas Hay gentes
que quieren destruirlo todo que emplean pa
rs este. -. latas do conservas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
NOTICIAS

Sc enousntra en Ponce desde ell ssbado
nuestro querido colsborador don Lucas ANA
deo.
Anochs, eou ESQ motive, SO reuni6 en Is
Cauera do Comercio Is Comisi6n encargada de
moditcar el regamento y los estatutos de Is
sooiedad Credito y AbomO POncsi7os
LIS Respectable Logis Aurora, regulsrmente
eonstituda estA oiudsd, celebrara una se-
sion fdnebre, en- recuerdc del Gsan Maestro de
la Masoneria de Puerto Rico, don Bernardo
Escalona, que falleci6 en IA Capital.
Dicho acto tendrE efecto ei viernes Is del
mes eorriente.
Dicesenos que so Barranquitas pienssn ce-
lebrar rumbo Ia fiesta tutelar, San Antonio
de Padua.
Parece que ira anenixar dicha fiesta Mefel
Csmpos con sus companeros.
81 hay ehtusissmos, al no faltan fondos.
So divertirau de veras nuestros cobterraneos.
Euhorabuena.
Asegdrase que Sarah Berrhardt So ocups
actualmeute de escribir sus memories.
81 Ia gran sctriz tieue franquesa bastante,
eouo Juan Jscobo Roussssu, para rel altar sin
oouitaciones nj remigos su vida entera, ese IL
bro serA iuteresapte = ameno.
Prooedente de Colon lego hsos aigunos diae
Santiago de Cuba Pauline DeIgado con SD
esposa.
Tba de paso para ia penfnsula ib6rica, donde
formara una oompahfa que visitars estos pa:see
en- el pr6ximo nvierno.
Pauline Delgado nos escribe que eonserva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
Ell POETA YLA LEBE
(DE rHRoFILE GAUTHIER)

LIE dijo ell vale la montana un dia
NADIA te deja el viento en su comDate, =
7, oyendo de- poeta la harmonic,
dijp la plebe II De que sirves, vate :
Contest6 al vale la montana airada
-Yo hago crecer tus mieses en Ell suelo,
temple del sol la atmosfera abrasada
detengo las nubes en- ell cielo.
Yo fabrico los t6mpanos helados,
del ventisquero cuajo los cristales,
de mi pecho en- hilos argentados
SO deslizan los fertiles raudsles.-
Ell vate luego contest6 la plebe:
-Deja que apoye mi cabeza en- calma.
no yes por mi costado como bebe
3! mundo entero el manantial del ALMA 7
G..B. Muller.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
LAS DOS GRANDEZAS

Uno altivo, otro sin ley,
asf dos hablando eatAn
-Yo soy Alejandro ell rey.
y 20 DIogenes el can.
-Vengo hscerte mas honrada
tn vida de caracol.
kQue quieres de mif-Yo, nada
que no me quites Ell sol.
Mi poder- --.--Es asombroso,
pero & mi NADIA me asombrR;
-Yo puedo hacerte dichoso.
-Lo Sc, 20 haci6ndoms sombrs.
-Tendras riquezas sin tass,
IN palacio un dosel.
-kY para que quiero casa
mas grande que este tonelf
-Msntos reales gastaras
de orc eeda.-i NADIA, NADIA
No yes que me abriga mas
esta capa remendada
-Ricos manjares devoro.
-Yo con psn duro me allano.
-Bebo el Chipre On copas de orc.
-Yo bebo el aqua en- la mano.
--Mandare cusnto tI msndes.
i Vanidad de cosas vanas %
" & uuas miserias tan grandes
las llam8is dichas humans
Mi poder cuantos gimeu,
va con gloria socerrer.
La gloria capa del crfmen
crfnen sin capa el poder
-Toda la TERRA iracuudo
tengo postrada ante mi.
u 7 eres el dueno del nuudo,
no sieudo due7io de IT,
70 s6 que, del orbe dueho,
ser6 del mundo el dichoso,
-Yo s6 que tu 1ltimo sueho
sera tu primer reposo.
-Yo impongo q mi arbitrio lsyea.
u Tanto de injusto blasonas
-LIevo vencido Glen reyes.
II Bueu bandido de coronas
-VIsir podre aborrecido,
mas no morir6 olvidado.
-Vivire desconocido,
mas nunca morirs odiRdo.
II Adios pues romper no pusds
de tn cinismo 81 crisol.
II Adios Guam dichoso quedo.
pues no me quitas el sol i
Z al partir con m6tuo agravio,
uno altivo. otro impIacable,
II Miserable dice Ell sabio;
el Rey dice - Miserable
CampooasoT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
Gaia de Prestamos
l6-PLAzA DE LAS DELIC1As-le

Ell dia 20 del corrie,,te. d las 9 de Ia n0Ha-
ra Sc rematardn e, pabltca snbasto las pres-
dqs de los taiones que d continuaca6tt Sc erpTs-
san, por cuenta de qltie,s correspondd y ordeH
he 1,fjeyg s1sryJhs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

contra muros de bronco para hacerla
brotar hasta su Ultima chispa.
ALEXANDRA DUMAS, HIJo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

La ausencis es el mayor de los males. y
sois amsntes quereis viajar, no os apartSA
mucho de vuestras riberas.-LG F0ntasfse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

FL primer amor de la uier es, con frecus1-
cia, su Ultima mufieca. PGiteT6H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
RECORTES r

No hay esclavos rn6s s:ormentados raal-
tratados, que los esclsvos del Rmor.-A'k ID
Lesptaasss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Todos los tesoros de la TERRA no valen Ia
felicidad de ser amado.-C Calder6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

FL amor plat6nco es el suefo de los prime
ros amos. Ell remordimiento de los ultimoI.
M. del Palocto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Habiendo recibido uu extenso y varizdo
lido en- conservas alimenticias dulces hcores de-
todas clases frutas en- almfbar, infn:dad de
tfculos de novedAd me complazco ofrecerlo
mas mi numerosa cEentela al p6bh
co en- general confsdo en- que quedarAn bien
tisfecho de 10 rique1a, baratura especialidAd
de clos
Tambien os participo que acabo de recibir una
gran partida dc tabscos de Ia HABANA que
detallare precios muy barato, y que dc SECURE
serl una novedad, pues por las clases Y vitola@
asi como por ell precio Ilaarzn Ia atenci6n entire
los inteligentes fumadores.
Del ron FANTAUZZI, VINAS, REPARADA
etc. hay constants existencia.
Visitsdme o. convencsreis dc 10 que os ofre-
oe.
CLEMESTE MARTTs.
Ponce Febrero de 1894 , MI '. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Hemos recibido el primer cuaderno de Ia
obra que con el titulo Glorias q Esperamxos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Aceite de 5000 en latas, en- 81 slmacen de
don Antonio Mayoral.
Playa, Ponce. 9-1O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10

Nuestros eoiegas de la Capital dicen que en-
breve apareeera ailf un peri6dico ilustrado sa-
tfrioo. titulado P3ra g"aso, que sera diriRido.
dibnj jsdo y redactado por maestro iRteligente
amigo el joven Mario Brau
Que venga cuanto antes ei colega 4 disipar
el NAL humor psriodistco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-10
CLEMEU'TE MARTIN
COMERCIANTE
Ponce -Frente al Hospital militdr -Ponce

MAYOR " CASTILLO
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
The Pubic Partnership.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Representa-
tive Swanson of Virginia. had an inter
view with President Cleveland about
the public printer to succeed Frank w.
Palmer of Chicago, the Republican in
cumbent The president stated that
he had not even remotely formed an
idea whom he would appoint He said
further that there was an applicant
from almost every state. and that he
would consider the matter carefully
Before arriving at decision 1t is
probable that no appointment will be
made until the beginning of the fiscal
year, as Mr.. Palmer has filed his bond
to be III force until that time.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19

EVANSVILLE. Wis. Feb. 10 Colonel
G. l.. Clark refused to testify in the
roster case when he was brought into
court He refused to obey Court Com
missioner John Nichols order. and the
commissioner called upon the Dane
county court to punish him for con.
tempt. Clark attorneys entered sew
eral objections against his being called
on to testify The last and the one
upon which they laid the most stress
was that he was no longer a resident
of Rock county. but had legal residence
i'll Milwaukee. Clark testimony is con
sidered very important. he being Gov.
Peck's private secretary at the time the
5000 state roster contract was
awarded to the Madison Times. of
which he was principal owner. Notice
was served on him To appear and give
testimony before Milwaukee com.
missioner next Wednesday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19
An Insane Printer.

New YORK Feb o. An insane
printer who gave his name as John
Mcdonald created a sensation in the
Roman Catholic Church of the Epiph-
any this morning. While the services
We're being conducted man entered
and walking down the centre aisle pro-
ceeded to remove al his clothing. An
officer of the church after cons idera bic
difficulty succeeded i'll overpowering
and ejecting Mcdonald. but not until
many women III the audience hau been
badly frightened ana the services inter
rupted.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-19

WAsHINGroN. Feb. 49, Senators
Daniel. Gallery and White of Califor-
ma have given notice of speeches on
the Hawaiian resolution for this week,
and 1t Is possible that the senators will
speak on the subject before next Sat
urday. There VIII be An effort to have
the resolution disposed of during the
week IA there will also be to get Sena-
tor Stewards bond resolution off the
calendar
The special orders for the week in
clude the consideration of the printing
house site, tho bill dealing with the
Russian thistle. which threatens west
ern farms, and the claims for damages
against the government by Mr. Nc
Garraham that has Been before CON
gress for 80 years