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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01

near the Eolse where tae s,gn dos ucs RI
down for stx rno1ihs al a time and gives
wrath a fair chance H. uasst rizsslaa. lie
Was thoughtful man lie snent has
days invvnligg sfsow plaus and his even,
ings in slipping hu1 ri:u and Illuminating
upon the probable strength - TIE future
prohibition vote. Those svcrr times u hen
the wives demonstrated with slsfir hus-
bands regarding the unfortunate 6 ami ,!ss.
appointinz; results of ;go much drlaE.
particularly u hen il ls-i the men IN ~, .slt
and shouE ai lndlaus--ani u.Iss thsssu
These men generally hcgan drinking 81
account of the bate ~ suaAc. aIi,l s-4.
ally had to quiI on account of altac.a 5
from the same reptilss"
Al the same dinner Mr.. Chauncrv e
Depew said. among other things
The Yankee had room enough in New
England. but he wanted New YORK. ~.
he generally wanted the earth. later
speaking of Plymouth and the ! il,-s.aas.
he went on:
Among the trtaSurv- which crowd q q,
museum Il Plymouth is shnwn the urir-
inal teapot in which was L-rwel tie ia
OF the Pilgrims on their VOYAGE across tire
ocean in the nayfiower. Il dos not dis
tuTb The faith Of the superintendent II
the museum, or the inhabitants AZ NV
mouth, that ia was not introduced into
England until fifty years after tine Nav
flower sailed; but il shows that that won.
derful vessel and more wundrous ra.sen
gers were fully equipped in priacip, =.
and in furniture for all the needs - the
present and all tie possibilities Of u4a fut-
ure"
All thi. is delicate. exquisite wit.
Gen. Porter was kind enough 10 intro
occasion.
Ladies' and gentlemen" began the
general without relaxing "A muscle II his
tace, Il claim your indulgence on behalf
Of the speaker who is going 10 address
yol. He has ~ speak in = language not
his own, and beside. h, las not the re-
source Of some of our countr, men. " no.
when their threats are Tired, can speak
through their noses.
Mr.. Depew has not very high opinio n
Of English humor. This is an anecdote
he tells on the subject;
Mr.. Depew and Gen. Porter were pres
ent one evening at dinner in London.
The general had just terminated speech.
and Mr.. Depew was called upon for one
in his turn.
Gentlemen" he said. - am in a great
state of embarrassment. | had prepared
a speech which Gen. Porter, TO my great
surprise, has just given you word for
word. The general and | occupied the
same cabin on board the steamer which
brought us to England. and | strongly
suspect he must have stolen my notes"
AT this, it appears, Mr. Dcpew heard
an Englishman say to his neighbor:
''It is not the act of a gentleman"
Since the death of Artcmus Ward,
Mr.. Samuel l.. Clemens, whose pseudo
nym of Mark Twain" is a household
word among every English speaking
people, has held unchallenged the posi-
ton OF first American humorist
This man of merriment is, it appears,
also a deep student of serious things.
His father-in-law was long anxious &
have him write life of Christ, and if he
has never complied with this wish, it i
only from feeling that "A volume of the
kind, coming from his pen. might not i,
read with the reverence such "a subject
| demands.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
INFORMATION ASKED FOR.


Clinton, \. c.
Mr.. EDITOR Il heard a crowd
talking around the courthouse the
other day, and they said that the
farmers legislature OF 1891 gave Mr..
Fab Busbee eight hundred dollars to
draw one bill. They said it was
caused by want of lawyers III that
legislature. Is this true?
CITIZEN.
THE Legislature of 1891 did not
employ an attorney to draw bill or
to do any other work. 1t was the
legislature of 1889, or rather the
committee raised by that legislature
with L. ". Kerr ID lawyer as chair
man that employed al attorney and
made the bill against the State, ard
the legislature of 1891 had to either
appropriate the money to pay 1t q
repudiate the debt.-ED.I
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01

Congressman Sibiey, the frre-coin-
age millionaire, furnishes tho follow
ing interesting cDudaasfd object les
son from Ere county, PENN, ltania:
Republican vote in 1892, S-8ls; in
1893, G,519; Republican JOS in one
year, 1880. Democratic vote ls92,
1859; in 1898, 1855; Democratic
loss in one year, ,, 3,1O3. The Prohi-
bitionists lost half # their vote in
one year. The Peoples party made
a gain =. twelve per CeAC..N nile all
the other parties lost votes. The Re
publicans losing twenty-five PER cent,
the Democrats and ProhIbit1Dists
about ffty per cent. in one year.
And yet some people say the Peoples
party is dead.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
Jonathan and HEContincat
By MAX 0RELL A u,hor Of John Bull
and His Island. John Ball, Jr.,'
Etc and JACK ALLYN

Translated hy ssn~ Paul Hhpssrs CupyrtrAt-s
~ Uassc1 Co- Ses Yora and patAtNhe-d ey
special arrangement through the American Prrz.
Association
Paul kaoars CNas o ReIp ts a r-xslars abiy eA~v-r
FrcncaIIan who ESs crvols~3 hls tAlents mostly
10 satiriEing the Aa-io Saxon race TIE book
from hich the folGowiE. extracts are male 10 his
lsicsi pfysistiion. and material fuf Esthered
auTtnx his r-c~et vtsit 10 Amer1eA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
VINO AND WHAT CONSTITUTE 1T.
Gte Crank, .5hc il Noisy, Very Different
From tn, Real Element of strength
under the Peoples Party.

t'AiN'i '''' = GO nv = OF -
Mr. Charles Whitehead in an artl-
Gle t. tile Denver News. does some
pain talking. He protests against
having the Peoples party judged by
tue "crauks.' We make the follow
ing extract:
There are PopuGsts and there are
'crauks' calling themselves Popu-
lists, but who are the most dangerous
enemies to the Peoples party. Like
the fruth upon the boiling cauldron,
the hight su stances float upon the
surface while the real fire aud mo-
tive influence giows beneath. The
real power ot the Peoples party is
misunderstood and underestimated.
IL Is not the WaitrS, the S"urhwortDs,
The Mrs. Leases, the NcLaIIins OF
Rogers, who are the Peoples party,
bat Il /, the silent, Stern, thougutIuI,
dissatisfied, lutc4uGent ma asses Of the
American PtupIc-tUe conservative
SIX million voters NnU last y owe III DC I
vote, the great, Irresistible army ot
uI>wuot which Viii constitute the
army OF the Ieoptr,S party, anu
winch viii De lead 10 victory when
1lEauIZ d. Anu when that mighty
cyclone OF Popular indignation huriS
itself upon the ballot boxes, as II IL,
evItaUIy Will, tueu the crank element
uI the Peoples ; part vii dOaJ before
i as the ttUtteuns paper and IIgAt
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01

every worker in the cavse, Young or
old, and also earnestly request that
every Populist lend a helping hand,
towards restoring this goyerHmei 70
the people,
Our cause il growing a. never he
fore. There Is perfect harmony IN
our ranks eyeryw here.
ii. r. IAUBENE
No. $50 Pa. Ave, \. W, Washing
ton, ID. &.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
Y.M. i. JUBILEE CELEBRATION.

New YORK. Jan. 81 The worlds
committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association, with head
quarters at Geneva, Switzerland,
nave Just issued call for the 18th
international conference of the \.
II. c. A. of all lands to meet in Lon
don on May 81 next.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01

Singleton-In her girlhood DAYS
yonr wife was possessed of a very
sunny disposition. Has she any of
it yet: Longwed-Well-er-
enough to make things warm for
me occasionally.-Butfalo Courier.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
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ard authority Ca mean the radicals.
Now find Gresham one Of the great
headlights Of the radical party.
standing next in succession T. the
Presidency should tAe elected Presi-
dent and Nlyc-Presldcut be removed
hy death or otherwise.
/ ind the blg-heartcd and .aari-
table Van Allen, who contributed
100000 te help the poor doRn-trod-
den people TO get ud cf th,sc "ras-
Gals, forced TO resign his embassy to
Rome to give place 60 one of these
very same biz rasclls. Oh, what
shame, Mr Editor. that tins seuer-
ons patriot should be treated ia this
manner.
And, again, Mr.. Editor, this same
standard authority told ng this Was
q white mans government uud that
the Democratic party >mE paItr) was
the white man s party, and f the
radicals got in power the "ui.gers'
would 50 ~ our homes and eHut to
eat with a. and want % walk with
"nr wives @li daughters Re s.uroh
and other puhi.c place.. Now fad
one Of these same "higs appoint
81 Minister 70 bo.INa, the most en-
hghtened aud a'ial"naic countries
ia ooath America: aHd another sent
~ consul Y one ot t#a French cities
mo other MINOR appointments -tFfn
them.
incy snd give us chance aad
sell a. great thluE- t"r thr poor;
that the "Eaas" had h.ru lrg.-'ulug
."t ihe last lmfsF years to ma,g tie
"rch rearT a"u t." poor poorer :
aud, Mr. Ea.l#@ me give them a
chance Wo tn.l me. lH congress "a
.A'ia'i 'iA''i, session a.a ]. '"aitd
10 clear tho "aE t"u y better an / nls-
ef oI'i h'" in'} HIs. Ia regular ses-
SION. NO" ! braf, 1.T. falioH, They
actually refused l' iate aaEan AZ, of
the chance zl'"n 'A'lh AID mad TO
be arrested Tor criminal neglect Of
duty
Now, Dit. Editor, as J sald ln the
beginning, have been following
their advice for thirty y.ars AID YOU
see an now against lhe we'll |
don't knGG" where my guide l.: It
looms as IhobE" tH' S"i"e or guides
are lost or gone aSlIat or stolen.
bHt one 2 the i"i''t i"'''. % al
Fl NlgA have -ttF f4T.U mort lf.E 1Ea f4f. .Fafs
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
Denver Daily News.

DYING EvEEYwHEnt IHEsAslEw WAY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07


esdeates viait6 Il Ministro del ramO llevkadcle
an proysCto d SINE ioras de 4 clase.
La compania tAbacalera desmients que
pienae arrendsr Los desechos realen.
En SevillS, Granada y Malaga loB obEeFoE
hRcen m nifsstacones pidiendo trabajo.
I'm Il igleaia de Ssn Blss de Orenae cay6
una bomba dulante IL mia mayor; por fortuna
no hi7o explosion.
-MonteHo RioH dice que los dem6cTatAB de.
bon apoyar les 1efarma8 antllanaB que u aprObd
como MiniBtgo.
-En el Ayuntamiento de Madrid iguen loG
asckRdslos; entire ConceisleS empleAdoS pOro.
dittaH hsy peAdienteR yaricn deaaflos Uns Bs'
ai6n Bs isvant6 POI soyprssa Gin detar log coRce
jalen esplaAaT aus interpelacOneB
LA Rsina prometl6 lon sEuCarsros de
Granada viBitaE muy pronto dicha Capital vi
ait6, sin aRuncio prevlo, 81 hoIpital de nifoB qve
en auB buenos titmpos fund6 10 duqueBA de San.
toiia.
-Es Ssvilla Gs arnotinaron los pyoHoB de 10
caFCal y pArece que 81 perSonel vigiants tiene
alguAa regpoRsabiIidad.
-En San sebaatiSa ha Sido bautizada COZ
gran solemnidad ma familia judia, oFiginaEia de
La1Eache y procedente de Paris
Eli MiAiRtro de Marina desmIeRte que ae
oponga laa reformaI de Cuba; dice que no Ge
ha ocupado del asunto.
LA situaci6n de Cubs, segun IL prenua me-
joz informada, ea m desaStre 10 polftce, en- 10
fRanciero en- 10 sdminiEtHativo.
lei Rsunto de la diputaci6n dc Navarro es
objeto de gan expectation.
-Hsa sido pYoceHadog IN tanienta de AlcsI.
de J m ConcejRl de Malaga por fraudea Consti
dol que pRomovieron una lucha , albogoto.
-En ID Inca dc Gibraltar hubo ana explo-
si6n seguida de incendio en- ma f6brica de cor.
chon rosultsndo l2 heridoI, algunoG muy graves
-s0 Va abrir nuevamente ID eacuela de con.
deatRbles de San Fermsndo.
-El OomaRdant0 de ARtiIIerfa don Salvador
crdohez ha proyecrado I'm Cai6n de II centime-
troV, de condolences excelenteu que 20 cons
tEuiT& ON TFnbia.
-Rs fallscido don A1ejsadTo Chao funda
dor de ''La Propaganda ltstaria" en- ID HabaAa
Ell Gobisrno tratA de jubilaE todoa lon
fuRcioAarios dc alguEa edsd, especialmente di
plomdtisos y judicialeS, para poder ColoCar parte
de Ion excedestes y mover algo laB eScalsS
--Ha tallecido 81 general SanChz haEta hace
POGO, jefs del cuerpO
LA noticia del bRRqueta pYoyectado por d
cueTpo de artileSia, en- honor del geilor SRntou
que hs renuRCiSdo 81 aBcsnSo PoH no rompsr Ii
sgcala ha pEoduCido cierta agitsCi6n en- Ia prenas
militar CagoliSta en- Las armas ReneraleG.
--Su SaStidsd 81 Papa acOsseia al Pert '
Ecuador elijaR como 6rbitros en rus cuentioneI
de lilniteG la, Rsins de EGpaHa.
(OOntinuarz).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07
AIgo sOhro GOrrsOs

Seg6M t0nemos eRtendido, algumoa emplea.
dos del Eamo de comuMiCRcioRes b hen CEeido
que hemoa emprendido Campana contra ese labo.
Tioao cuerpo, loB que tai pieRHaR, estkR en- IN
lamontAble error. NosoroG no tsRemoa absolu
t&meMte Ia menor desRfeCci6R 8 ineuina contra
ninguno de los amplesdoH referidoS, pusg 81 CON
trario, muehog psro muchoa de sllos, son amigos
& uuiemsR tanemes en la mas alta sstima BAhe
mos que ID mayoEfa haoa cuanto 60 possible poP
llenaF con exCeso Sus dsbsEeH.
NoBotEoB hsmoa Censurado eontinuaYemos
haCi6ndoIo Bin cOn1iderBOion0B de ninRta g8nero
las deficiencies del GeIvicio ain entEa1 81 torxeno
de les inVastigaGioneg de lag cauaaa cue 10 man
tienen en- u p6Ilmo eStado de II aotualidsd. si
81 personal es Insult siente tiene iuiusto recargo
de tEabGio, que se aumente; Bi los suedog sena
lados on plantilla no TemunsTal IL esCaVitud de
eve impnrtRnts aOrYiCio, que aa 0leve haGts donde
debAllegsr; s faltan apasatos tsleg1 GReos, hiloB
ooNduotoraa postaB Caladoreg, etc. etc. que n
ingtalen d0bidameate; ai hsy algda emplesdo
inepto 8 dgscutdadc, que gs lo aspaEe; pero no
debs iamSs contuRdrGe q personal cor 81 sorvicio
AQui llsgamoR "a 10 vargonEoso en el Eamo
talegrsHco. DsBpRchos hay de cualquieE pueblo
ds Il ina, suya mayor dintancia no lloga & oients
einCuonts Kilometres, que Re fardan GSig, siete u
haIta diez y docs hOras on EecibiVlos tieapo mas
que nebr&dO para ComunicsrsD con 81 6timo rim
con de II Uhina, eSto acuHa p6Sima organizaCi6n
abandoRo iRcAllfcable BiendO cauEa de que Los
sxtEanisToa que nos viaitan, as Tian de nueBtTo
atrAso, pegaE de que eHtamos CelebHando ell Guar
50 Contenario del desCubrimisnto de esta Iala.
EI clamoreo on TODD 81 psis eu general, que
i6ndoSe diario De laU innumerablea p6rdidas az
caTtaE y paquetas que Ga conflRn 81 correo. Las
emprassB peIiodiatisas no puaden yiyir 1ag h
mantou ne pisEden "a 81 vaCio, habiendo llsgado
a inconcebibe hecho de haher deGapsreCido AZ
bnlto entsro conteniendo seEtifeados sin ha0eHne
podido aveFignar gu paradeRo, y 10 peor aun Ell
qus, persr del largo tiempo trRnHcurEido, Z lal
focha 40 has psgRd0 loo migsrableS indempiga.
eicnsa que lsp cpnoaaen q pthtee
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Las ORRIS De ESTE PUERTO


En- nueStra sdici6n de aver nos ocupanoa de
la pate eBtadistieR que encieEra a iptereHsntt
meyrosia que psrtsaesieVts al ano eeon6mico pro
x1ia0 p&sado, ha preBsntado 10 JuAta Admins
trAdova de aquellss obfan, como recoRocemos
nueEtra iacompetencia para juSgar con aCi0Eto Bi
los tlabRjos TeRliEadou sat6R nd an juVta xsls
Ci6m con IoG fondos invertidos, no hanos de dar
una opinion que, favorable &dverss hA de CO
recsH pHecissnents de las bases s6idas que les dk
el oonocimiento exacto de 10 que ne discute
Qn6do esto para loa hombres do ciencis, que
Auestro objet0 NOS guia go otro canine.
Por 10 que & simple ojeada puede verse, los
trabaioE Iea lGadoB en- el nueyo muele SCH impor.
tanttSimou 4 Ia fscha, hSbi6ndose gauadO al mar
algunoE miles de metres que andando el tiempo
30 convortiTan en- 10 parte mas havmoga de nueE
ira marina. Pero d nos pareCs, que inspirkndose
lA iunt& on 10 que interess & unos otroB, "a Be
debRrfa pYoseder siR levantsr mano tEazar LED
Gales, sehalRr solares puestoS Ia VestR sin
mas dilacioneu, con 81 fa de que en- bveve be eri-
jiesen loB edit sioa que han de bHimaaT Camodidad
yfacihdadea 10 Aavegasi6n, 81 concrete Ii in.
iuHtria, instalSndoae los almacenes do proviaio
neB otros efeCtou que actualments ocupaa Ell
Oentro de Ia eiudad, pues alf TODD 10 tsRdrfan 81
alcanCe de ls mano. E producto de a vsnta de
eros golRreg y el de alguuoH otr0s que, aegdn te.
nemoB entendido, NO pertenecen por deEacho
lOH que aCtuGlmeRts los usUfEuctan p0dris de
dieGrse ( termin0r dos troHCisntos metros de
AueYo muelle, con 81 nm oe que IoS VapoEea de
tEaveHiS pudieran atracar para caIgas desear
gas, ecoRomiz6ndoBe el ComeEcio mas de ciento
einCueatR mil duros anuSlss que 20 gastss or
laRchaie, Con expoaicioneB de perdidas, diacio
aea oneEoBaa iafnidad de av0rias que constants
mente eat6n aucedieAdo.
EItaB ideas que ligsramente spuutamoG, las
hemos dido defender iRfRidsd de personas, y
ostaS, como nosotroR, no hallam sxplicaci6n sd
tisfactorla para disculp&Y 10 rJuntA de que deie
pssar tan prsCioSo tiempo sin toma1 aCuerdo de
tanta taaac0Rdeucia.
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WVAPOREs cue ae euperan:

El espanol "Rita GAli6 de Liverpool 81
"a del parade El aspa6ol t' PaleHtino" de ID
ikea La banderA Bspshola" recalsr6 proSeden-
to de Liverpool Viga h6Cia el IL del actual
para Seguir viaje ID HabaRa y puertOB de Cubs
FL esp. IN. L VillAverde", UaIi6 de la Hahanl
81 28 de Fsbrero. ri aapaiol "Ram6n de La
rrin6ga," GsIi6 de ssRtander el % del pssado
El espafol "a fonIo XII 10 hizo de Cadi3 81 2s
del mismo El alemAR "CheruGk q" sali6 81 2S
del pGsado del Havre, via San TIL 5msS, para eltl
Isle. seguir6 viajs para Colon, via MayRglsz J
Ponca El alemGn "Bsvaris" en- 81 ruta pArs
ST. Thomaa, Hsvrs } Hambprgo, eUtaTS Hquf he
cia el IL del CorrieRte, conduciendo csrga pa
ssisrou. Fl eSpanOl "PaulinA Gali6 81 de Ii
verpool para este puerto. ri eSpahol "Alava
saldEk dc Liverpool, vie santandOE, 81 10 del pre-
sante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-07

Por los guardIaI seguados del puerto del
RoIsrio (sAn Germanl JoI6 suay J GsIeItine
Moroillo, fu6 dstsnido en- 81 barr de OIconuco.
bio, Felipe IIiEArry Faigsl, poT supuslto autor
de un Toho dc diHero ElguRaH prsRdaE dc veGtir
psrteneeenteI doHA PetroRS Msrtisex Vecina
del barFio de Duoy-Dsjo, ocupAadoEsle en- el mo-
m0Bto de ID detsAci6n, tres pssoT IN par de Ear.
ctlos de orc, dos cam1EsB msIlorquinaH IN par
de pastAloneS de drill, cor cuyoH efsctos ha d 10
puesto disposition del Juzgsdo de IsEtsuccl6n
de San GOrm6n; por los g0aldiaa plimeTo se.
gundo dal de BAIranquitas, Victorlako Sierra =
Juan Rsmiyez, en- 81 be RIO de QasbrEdiIlas, Ma
nuel Iaaias Bsrrf1s por hurto dc dos aVes a pro.
pietano del miEmo barro doa BaBlio Nslcsdo;
por los guardiaB segaRdoa del do PstiilRs, Juan
Torres FeAnciSco Reyes, en- 81 bsrrio de Casao.
b. 10, Rsfasl o tis, pOr esC6 adalo atrOpsllo IN
convecino de BeseRtA sEoH de edad: loH guar.
dias ssgundos del de Agass-bueaaE, JoaqufR Fol-
guelo Nelittn NaVarrro, Eorprsndleron una ju.
gsda los prc hluIdos en- 81 baElio de B. ysmoE oi.
IL, detsnisndO { Heis jugEdOres en- uni6n de loI
sa'psG dos machetH
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n Completeness nueusso estimado eompafero
\ amigo 81 ssfor don Luis B velazquez diree-
tor de Is Revista MseGntd do Ponce publican.
do la siguiente aCtR:
"Segun Il precedeBts acts % constituyeron
on 81 lugsr convenido aRticipSdamette to los que
suGcriben para levar & cabo 81 lance que ella Ee
refisra. LIenados LOS requisitos sstab ecidou On
sBtos cssoB por el Juez de Campo. director de
cembats, ss di6 ID voz do mando para empe4ar
Inici6 el taque Ell sE Velazquez tomando luego Ia
ofenUiva poT variaS veceR el senior Navarrete.
TEanncurYidoS lou minutes coayenidoa VeEbaimen.
te en- 81 torreno para dar deGCanGo los comba-
tientea &c di6 81 sltO. PaEAdo 81 tempo necesa.
rio ne raanud6 81 combate, conCYet6ndoDe eBta
vez 81 senior NayatEetS parar J Eetroesder sin
ytpostGr. El este gegunda tARda did Il vcE de
fYa 1yal yal 81 seIior Navarrets, oxprenan.
do haber reCioido IN gOlpe , creyendoGele heridc
81 Diractor de Combata di6 nueVaments 81 alto.
ReConoCido que fu6 por lOn facu tativos, no apa.
reci6 lesion aIguna, 70 que autcEiz6 Il Continns
si6n dol duelo. Emprendi6ue poi tsreeva yes el
ataqua, continuando 81 npHoT NavaEToto on ID
miama aetitud que antsA Huho use eoEta sul-
psnui6n mandada poE q JusA De Campo. ia az,
"a ipttRYalo RHogupt6 q apRag 8axaydApe Al ga'
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-E fueYte de sidi-Aguariah estk cssi
tsrminsdo en- su szotea Sc montaT& nm caii6n
de tiro I6pido; 50 ha hscho an gran aliibe tra.
bajaR en- aquel 400 obrsrog.
-E general Arolas demasiado exagerado
sn uus medidaH de gobierno pOlicfa. ea Meulla,
hR sido xeemplazado poT el coIonel Valverde.
LA Diputaci6R de Navarro visit6 ls Rel.
ma deSpues tuvo una conferencia con Ssgasts :
ga actitud no ha cambiado: el con Acto sigue en-
pie,
lei ConGsio de Minister'S acord6 que Ga.
maKo prepare los deCyetos nscessrioE para proce.
dol 81 aumsnto de tributsci6B.
LA pYehsa independents apoya Ia actitud
del Gobierno, pues no puede Admitir 81 privilege
dc ma tributAci6n inmutable en- una sola pro
viReiR y que Ias demaa Be saGrifquen.
-Fu6 indultAd0 de 10 pena de muerte an
aoldado del dircipinario dc Melilla tambi6n 10
fueron dos gecuostradoreB de Cuba do la misma
psna.
-sa xeCib6 tslegrama de Washington anun.
CiaRdo que Sc admitaR las Teclamaciones de loE
espa&oleS peY1udicsdoG On Il Florida Mexico,
eondicl6n pussta poE 81 gobisrno egpAhOl para
ocuparue de l& question Moka y otras an6lCgas.
-Es SECURE que NO Gs reunirGn les Cortea
hasta que paso Il Ssmana Santa.
-ER 81 Ayuntsmiento de Madrid, en- nesi6p
extraordinaria deapu6S dc larga diacuBi6n, por 23
yotos contra Is ss hicieron SO cesantias NOM
br6Rdoae Al empleadoa AuevoB para d ensanche.
= IL por La tards Sc eIpera otra derEota eGcanda-
ioaa del alcaldO.
lei opulenta Marques de Marisnao ha sido
slegido jefe del partido liberal en- Tarrsgona.
-En MkIsgs se he descubierto ua centro de
sEtafas hechaB 60 corrsos.
Ell Axeipestre de Segovia, senior Cones
de SomoH1ostre ae his retEnntad0 ante 81 obiopo
de haher pertsnecido ( la Masonerfa
-El Duque de TamamoB H. regalsdo una
precioRa bandera al batRll6n de Voluntarios de
Il Habasa que 10 nonbr6 jsfs honoFario.
-OAsi todaB las CaHas de navieraB egpaflolan
uuianOa sc he con nsultado sobEa lan condiciemes
que exigrian paIa sstableceE Wales regularen. de
5antsndsg Puerto Rico vice verua, han cor.
testsdo deCIiHando u invitaci6n. Qaedan dos
empregan que NO han contsstado todavia. Los
netorsa LastreG Garcia Molinsg, diputados de
aquella iala, no dejan este auuWto de Is name.
I'll senior NontsEo Bios he Hido nombrado
para prosidir el Oonssjo de sanidtd.
sig1en los preparativoG pars 81 banquets
railitAE que preocupa algo al Gobierno.
Sc acsntdRn las diasnciones entire los re.
publiCsnos lac del gsiioE CASTELAR, con nus anti
guca amigos
Vls eeniaita - assluzado. luast, 81