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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22

El sehor Garcia Molinas fue secretario
le Ia colnisi6n de los presupuestos que Sc
irfnaron en- San Sebastian q dc -3gosto
de 1898.
TIA el articulo H. al redueirse 4 5 p z el
lescuento de los empleados del Estado, Sc
tizo extensive este Huevo descuento de 5
z a los empleados proyinciales J muni-
'ipaies
I'll dia % de Mayo pasado levantose Ell
,eTlor Moiinas en- el Congrsso diuiendo que
Ia situaci6n precaria de los cmpieados pro
,inciaies mu1icipales Sc hacla insosteni-
lie con Ell descuento del > p. 2 sobre sua
aabercs, establecido en- Ii presente Ley az
resUpucstos
No gozan como sus hermanos dc Ia Me
ropoli de derechos pas!vos.
Tenendo en- cuenta estas consideracioneS
: intereses, opina que Sc cree una car~..ra,
asimilando estos empieados i los del Estado
: rogo al Minstro que, al redaetar el nueE
lreSupuesto, sc suprima el descuento del
>. z yque Sc hagan extensiyos dichoS fun
Ionario los efectos del Real Decreto de .
ie Mayo dc 1858, por el cual Sc regular los
ierechos pasiyos de los enplcados munici
lales de Ia Peninsula, Decreto yigente en-
-odas Ias provincias de Espaha menos On
uerto- Rico.
Ben por Ia vuelta en redondo ...
We usted como 20 tengo raz6n cuando
ligo que con un POGO de buena voluntad 81
orrigen defectos y Sc varia de I1nA'tos de
riSf,p'
HabIando de este con el diPutado por
San Juan, le die hace dias:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22
CtRTi PlSlDt POR 4GIl
Madrid, Junio 8 de 1894.

Querido Director:
Esta Va escrita escape, sin tempo ma
terial para ponere unas lineas.
Hubiera pasado Por holgazan en- este co
rreo; pero tengo que mandarle un manojo
de noticias de inter6s para la isla.
Los presupuestos de Puerto Rico Sc lee
ran pronto: los Diputados por esa isla pre-
sentaran enmiendas Y las defenderan: ha-
bra discusiones
70 estoy aguardando el momento para
yer quien 10 hace mejor quien peor.
SegGn me dicen Sc me dara motive para
una intercsante carta
Asf 10 espero: nosotros nos importan
mucho mas las modificaciones que en los
Presupuestos puedan hacer, que diez discur-
sos del senor Caneia
Por cierto que el Nter0 Mu1do public6
hace dias un parraito titulado 9 Cineinato
en- el Congreso," que le recomiendo ror
sabroso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22


haoe dias un parrafto titulado: "Cincinato
en- el Congreso," que le recomiendo ror
sabroso
En- la question del canje de Ia moneda el
Ministro habfa tornado grandfsimo interes
Y habfase puesto de acuerdo con los Dipu-
tados de Puerto-Rico para que estos no Sc
ocuparan del asunto, por ahora, pues q lle-
vaba adelantadfsima una soluci0n que eape-
raba presentar al Consejo de Ministries.
Por autorizado conducto a6 que los re-
presentantes antillauos sc comprometieron
q guardian silencio, hasta tanto que, de a.
cuerdo todos, sc decdiera 10 contrario.
Asi las cosas Sc le ocurre al eeTlor Garcia
Gomez pr6sentar la siguiente proposition
de ley:
Artfculo L. Al termnar el pIazo d
dos meses improrrogables, partir de Il
publication de esta lev, qnedar8 fnera de
Ia circulation en- Ia isa de Puerto Rico |:
moneds mejicana de todas clases, solo l.
moneda nacional Sc admitira en- las GAIA
del Tesoro, y sera de recibo forzoso Ell el pa
go de las obligaciones civiles.
Art. q Dentro de este imprOrrogablt
plazo de dos meses, el ministro DC Ultra
mar, puesto de acuardo con a de Hacienda
e3pai5ola de plata nccesaria para realizar e
csnje, sin perjuicio de enplear despues to
do Ell tempo que crca necesario para req
cu1ar on Ia fabrica naciOnal De Madrid i;
plata recogida.
Art. 3. Be autoriza al Miuistro De u
tramar para resolyer por 81 todas las diff
cultades Y utiIzar todoS los elenentos :
recursos que sean necesarios paLa Ia ejecu
ci6n de esta ley"
Sus compa6eros Sc qucdaron admirado
de la salida de tono.
AL MiniStro le hizo el cfecto de IN cohe
te pues queriendo sin dud2 el Diputado
--)orque de otro modo no Sc eKpica-ro
dearse de una aureola gloriosa en- vista 4,
q Ie pronto debfan darse soluciones, la en-
torpecido Ia marcha del asunto, ha DISCUS
tado sus compaf1eros ha disgustado al
Ministro, mas de exponer al pals un abU
SO mayor AIN del que hoy Sc comete, s
ciencia paciencia de algunos; Y Gigo er
po7aer pOrque esa proposition no la de ser
tomada en- consideration nj ha de prosperai
en- modO alguno por varias razoneS + entre
otras por absurda.
En- efecto suo Sc le ocurre al senor 10
nez que esas cosas no pueden hacerse asf
DentrO ds IN iolprorrogable plazo q.
dos neeSe8....."
1s u6ClT que QuTaIle C5OS uD0 InGS'.N
puede inundarse de ~oEcs Puerto Rico al
mas de 10 que esta
No es mas sencilo sobre todo ma
practice que en- Ia Lev constase este
. Desde eL misn1o dia de IL p,t5iicoej6.
tle esta Ley q,tedcrd .tiuera de circuiaci@l
etc, etc.
Pues asf Sc hara seguramente sin qu
el Ministro nj el Gobieruo Sc preocupe
con la proposition del Diputado Pc
Humacao, proposition que resulta he
ca sin haber agradado nj al Ministr
nj los companeros del seflor Gomez
Fl afan dc bombos es inocente las ma
de las veces; pero Sc dan, como ahora, ca
SOS on que ii esta mania redunda Ga per
juicio del pals y maIdita Ia gracia que hace.
No Sc ffe usted de los diputados moaru
gadores.
BE refero los que se presentan en-
Salon de sesiones 4 las dos de IL tarde y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22
Chismes = cuentos.

Chismes Y cuentos.
ALA Va TN runor que CORE entire los
Diputados por Puerto Rico no rcapondo
de 81 veracidad pero vaya por 81 acaso.
i'arecc ser que uno de esos representan-
tes que ha leido 4 Moliere, Cesar CantG,
Kant V a3emas todos los Iiricos y me-
Iodramaticos del GltiIao tercio del siqlo
NIX, descn-o lie que los peri6dicos subsa-
naran olvido4 que habian padecido respec-
to de certn5 discursos on Il Congrcso, re-
solvio que i, prensa Sc ocupara de su perso-
ma, YaHendose de argumcnto> &c peso, bien
recibidos siempre en- las adm;nistraciones
lie aquellos.
! en- efecto Ell estos dias algunos diarics
han publicado elogios calurosisinos de un
leterminado Diputado, el cual, seg1u se di
ce, rtcibi0 hace una semana Ia vista az un
emplaado lie no Sc cual empresa periolistica,
0artador de una faetura dc 53e5et0S 50 ctjs-
tiWos: Sc hizo ef,ctiya aqualIa. pareci6ndole
Al ilUstre pagano excesivamente econ6nica Y
,roponiGndose repetir Ia suerte en- vista Pc
Ia baratura lie Ia mercancia
III empieado march6se cor las pesetaS
50 c6ntimos Ia Administrator del ucri0-
Iico, donde le adyirtieroa que 10 que dobia
le haber percibido eran 75o pesctas: volvi6
4 cobrador casa del Patricio reclamanndo
! resto de Ia suma, ei intaresaao "ntrego
aS pcsctas 1920 restantcs.
\ asi como antes parecialc al diputado
Ncasi vanente econ0mico II procedmien<o
Il hactr Sne}ur LIS lo,e1aS.ts. como diria cual-
uiora de nuestros aLuelos literatos, s4;i6
Iisparado Ia caila con una yeIocidad 3e
luiRientos nudos por minute Gaud6 reti-
~ otros artIculos parecidos al cue, como
Ioraldo de su fama, habia p4blicado un
'eri@Gico De Ia noche ' que 81 encontra6an
= IA imprenta de otros diarios.
Yo no creo de este una sofa p4lahra
me parecen malquerencIas : ln.zGli-
as pasiones Dc algunos enyltiesos G. los
ue todayi& no han realzado en el Congre-
. los prirnores oratorios y ias clocuancias
,oharanas del diputalo alndilo
70 me lavo las rnanos dicidrdoie 1 listed
ONO nc 10 c05ltarou So b cate,gto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22

Ponce, Junio 2I de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22
LIT TERATURA
APCNTES DEL NATURAL

( Nj QCERIpo AMIGO LCIs GONZALEZ SANTANA
EscsI,,l I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22

No Sc ffe usted de los diputados naoart
gadores.
BE refero 4 los que se presentan en- e
Salon de sesones las dos de II tarde /,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22

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bemerft, bab bic feds 2ebrerinnen Der
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.o~lfenbru6 i'm Sduplfia, xbale.

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unb Goniboboden entIub iid Sreitas 8or'
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tparen bic @eIeife Der 8enniplpania 81.
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burb feds Boil tiefeS MaRer fabren.
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mo Der 9efitdteten g d III no ud ourh
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Gbwarb VI. Witfon, 8rootIpn,
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Neme Mmsei9en.
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Caught ey Woman Detective.

NEW YORK. Jan ,. 2.-.Ith9 ]. Mead ows. of Newark. N J. carrying a satcbel. ea.e eia Lat.on store at 909 Broadway and lesan to examine tray after tray of scarf pins, Miss Louisa Alexander. s de. e.eetixe esnplovel in the store. watched the man closely and finally saw hm secrete several scarf pins Sae waifel until Ee walked ous of the stere ami then placed him under arrest and took him 0 the West Third street police station. where he was charged with larceny
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 ho declined that also Thea le ro,.. menced the publication Of The I7n;a,, lntelligencer at Jefferson. It WAS a strong Republican paper. Iii fact. the people, Still smarting from the iniuries inflicted during the war, were hardly i, condition to stand such vigorous doc. Urine.
 The consequence was that the office and contents was destroyed by mob and to save his own life Jud se Norton was forced to flee 10 the "a ,ets of Van Aandt where he had frie:,1 7 ard where he hid himself for several weeks
 Then Judge Norton came to Dallas before the beginning of 1868 and has lived here continuously since that time Soon after coming here he was al,- pointed district judge by the provis- lonal government of the district ern- braclng the counties of Dallas. Ellis. Iarrant, Parker and others. Although nearly every lawyer in the district was Democrat and bitterly opposed to him ill politics, yet by his uniform courtesy and kindness Judge Norton won the good will of them all. During his in- cumbency he established Norton's h. tellingencer, which has been coming out every week for 20 years.
 After President Grant came into of flee he appointed Judge Norton post master at Dallas and President Hayes reappointed him. He held the position till 1879 when he was appointed United States marshal for the northern district ot Texas, then just created and he served here also with credit to himself. Since then he has held no public office. but has devoted himself to the publica tion of his paper and the transaction of hIs private business, which was very large.
 Judge Norton leaves to mourn his loss two sons, Nimrod, who lives at Greenville, and \. B. Norton, Jr.. who IS now i'll business in Cincinnati. He also leaves a wife. whom he married two years ago, and who is nearly B years younger than he was, who was Miss Mary Martin of this city He had been married twice His first wife was Miss Maria Newland, whom he welded in Jasper, Tex, in 1857. She was acci- dentally killed by railway train i'll Chicago in September, 1S15 From ,he shock of this Judge Norton was sev- eral years recovering The deceased left large estate to his wife and chil- (lren
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 Mrs. f1ease's successor.

TOPEKA, Jan. Ex-Governor Lewell- ing has appointed J. W. Freeborn. sheriff of McPherson county, mem Der of the board of trustees of state charitable institutions to succeed Mrs. Lease. Mrs. Lease says she has called a meeting of the board, to be held at Winfield this week. II will remain here till then,a she said. My sue cessor and I will probably travel to- gether, but want you to understand that expect to preside over the meet ings.n
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Want \. S.sroes and Lawyers Renewed.

ARDMonE. L T., Jan. 9.-The gov ernor of the Caiclasaw nation has called a cabinet meeting at Tishomingo to consider the aivisability of conven- ing the legislature ou the question of submitting propositions to the com mission on statehood It is thought that the legislature will ask the re- lnoval of tue negroes from the nation and others who refuse to pay the per capita LAX, and thl they will oppose anything lending towari any allotment of their iands or stafeaootl
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Doom Iu Iron Industry.

PITTsBURG. Jan 2-The new year will be accompanied by decided boom in industrial circles in this section. By announcements made by various mill owners on the south side nearly every mill will be in operation by the middle of this week. Most of the plants will run double time The assumptions on the south side alone, it is estimated,
 will give employment to 30, 900 idle
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He Cuts His Vife's Throat and After d
 Desperate Fight With Attendants Ends
 His Own fe.-;he Woman Is seri-
 onsly Ipjnre,i.
 WESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2.-The hos pital for the insane here was the scene Saturday of 8 horrible murder and sui eide Deputy Sheriff Robinson of Bar bour county arrived in Weston, having in custody Frank Billingslea, a lunatic. Bllllngslea was also accompanied by his wife. Tie party drove to the hos pital and Billingslea was committed for treatment. Before taking her depart ure his wife went to him to bid him good by. He called her by name and requested her to kiss him.
 AS she did so the maniac took from his coat pocket .azor, and quickly drew it across her throat. cutting a gash two inches and half long and severing the carotid artery. Her screams brought an attendant to tho rescue, but the infuriated man turned upon him with the open razor, and the attendant was compelled to protect Il mseit WlJn eluD. By thlS tme a number of attendants arrived, but be- fore he could be dis rmed he committed suicide by cutting bis throat from ear to ear.
 Mrs. Billingslea is still living, but her rec every is considered impossible. There are different stories advanced as to how Biilingslea happened to be in possession of the razor. Al any rate he had the razor and concealed 1t upon his person so successfully that the of- ticials at the hospitsl failed to find it in their search. MT Billingslea was & brother of F. A. Billingolea. grand Sec retary of the Odd Fellows of this state, was druggist and. formerly resided in Marion county
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Strange Piiennn.ailnl,.

WASHINGTON. Pa, Jan, 2.-Much ex- citement was oecas1oned in the section south of here Friday night by great shocks which caused houses to tremble as far south as Sparta, 10 miles from here. Responsible persons saw bright light descend and disappear in the south, while at the same time the sur roundings were made almostas light as day. The general impression is that meteor has fallen. The shocks were felt plainty in Washington It created much uneasiness among the farmers, and many came to this place to make inquiries
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Reiaind W,lh Their Orders.

JoHNsTowN, Pa. Jan. a-The Cum bria iron company has begun the eree- tion of a new S1.000,o0e steel mill There is a yeritable boom in all depart- ments of the Gautier steel works here It is reported the works are two months behind in their orders. At least it is certain that over 1000 men are working over time, many making I5 hours day
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lis Eff. 2 Mar.

OMAHA, Jan. e.-Oscar r. spate has filed a~ petition for divorce from his wife, Honorah Spato, on the ground that the person to whom he had been in wedlock was 6 man, The Spates were marriel in Chicago, March IT, 1887. They lad both teen residents of that city for a number of years. As soon as Spate discovered the true con- dition of affairs he left his wife and came to Omaha, where he has since re- sided. Mrs " Spate is believed to still be a resident of Chicago.
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Hecanse He stnttered.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 s-Lawyer Beckley appeared before Judge Truax in the supreme court chambers to argue in support of a motion for counsel fees and alimony in the suit for separation brought by Mrs Alice Burke against her hus band, Michael Burke. Lawyer Hummel appeared to oppose the motion. He declared that the only real and true reason for the present suit was that his client, the husband of the plaintiff, stuttered.
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Preu.i.,yns: Alive,

CHICAGO, Jan. a-A rumor was cur rent Sunday that Pseiliergast, the mur- derer of Mayor Harrison, had commit ted suicide. Jailcr Morris was kept busy for two hours answering the tele- phone. There is nothing i'll the story.
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Trains Ia Collision.

PITTsBURe, Jan. 3 The Hastings accommodation on the Cambridge and Clearfeld railroad cellitied with d local freight train seven miles from Elens- burg, demolishing both engines and de- laying passenger trains. A number of persons were injur-d but none killed. The accident was cause |, 1t is said. by the failure of trainmen to obey orders.
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Father uid Sons rloyeed.

Waco, Tex. Jan. a-Edward Mucker and his three sons, George, Alfred and Jesse, came to the courthouse and stated to the sheriff that band of 25 men came to their home, on the Miller Moore farm, six miles south of Waco, and after accusing them of maliciously injuring cattle, logged them and or dered them to leave the coudtry. Dep uties left for the scene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02
wln Not Aecpt n neluctlon.

PARKERsBURa. W. Va, Jan. 2.-Thc Ohio Railroad officials have served notice on tlleir employees that q 10 per cent. reduction in wages will l. 0 into effect at oaee. All the members of the Brotte hoo! lodges met here and agree not 10 work for 4 reduction, but to strike for more. The road employs about 800 men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02
Sentence to Hang.

OMAHA. Jan. 2. -Benard McGinn, the slayer of E lward Kenna, was sentenced by Judge Scott to hang April 6. The murder was the outgrowth of relig- ious fight. McKenna was of the Ameri- can Protective association and McGinn was Catholic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02
To search For colgate.

KENpRIcK, lia., Jan. 2-A party of three men with pack animals left for the head waters of Clearwater. to search for George Colgate. the cook for the Carlin party. \ bottle picked ap in the river at Pepnewaw, 60 miles from Lewiston, indicates, if it is not d cruel hoax, that Colgate is among the living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02
A @5.ooo. oeo Mortgage.

WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Jan. 2.-The Central Pennsylvania and Western Railway company has filed mortgage of S5,000,090 to the New York Security and Trust company. The money will be used to build l line from this city to Watson Town, to connect there with the Wilkesbarre and Western rail road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02

cions are tnat some starting develop ments will result The chief clerk of the department IS now in northwestern Wisconsin, inquiring into the value of certain lands there. on which loans of S75,000 have been made. It is believed that the value of the lands is far less than the amount loaned npon them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-02
4 Mail Pouch stolen.

SOUTH McALgsTER, I. T., Jan. 2.- The northbound mail pouch was robbed at McAlester, l. T. The pouch was found on the platform cut open and letters supposed to have been taken No clew to the robbers