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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

southern corn by sample. 5ia56: southern corn %
grade. So asked. Oats nrm-No. white western,
SS asked; No. mixed western. eisba-rscsipts.
aetive-No. 2, 5ss5e-stock. $500 bushels. Hay
quiet and steady, unchanged. Butter steady
die. lsafs; good lsoie' 10: store packed. io~ia
Eggs weak-fresh, IS Cheese weak az m
changed
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The SutrO Tunnel Seised,

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-The Examin-
er states that the big Sutro tunnel In the
Comstock mining region in Nevada has
been attached to force the settlement Of
claims aggregate ting $4,000 against the Com
stock Tunnel Company. which now con.
trolls the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

From the ST Louis Globe Democrat.
The experience Of crossing . high noun
tain range is a peculiar thing" said q trav-
eler. Il won't over the divide near Trinidad.
n. NJ. Last week. on the Santa Fe route
and IL was novel. The change In tempSk-
AZURE was the peculiar feature to me. II
had been hot and dusty ell morning. IL
was just about noon when we began the
climb. and about O'Clock when we reach
ed the other side. was sitting In ny
shirt sleeves In the smoker. trying % hsep,
cool. we begs2 to ascend In about
twenty minutes had to put on my coat as
I felt a chill and I'm twenty minutes more
I slipped en- my overcoat TO be Comfortable
Descending IL was the reverse The over
coat became q trife uncomfortable, then 4
took IL OF. Next I Invested myself Of my
coat, and as we got near the bottom I was
again tanning myself and cussinG the
weather OF New Mexico"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Henry Foster Acsusttea.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 22.-At Water
Valley. Miss. this morning the jury In the
case OF Henry Foster. charged with the
murder OF ex-Congressman John Bryrth
Morgan. returned a verdict Of not euilty.
The killing was done on an Illinois Central
train three years ago. and grew out Of q
beating inflicted upon Foster by Morrsn
at fernando. Miss.. where both lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
A Coxeyite Leader Arrested,

PERRY, o. T., June Wv. ]. Gillette.
who is a candidate for Congress on the pop
ulist ticket. and who Is the leader of the
Coxeyites in Oklahoma, has been arrested
on q charge Of perjury. under Indictment
by the United States grand jury R. R.
Connels. a prominent attorney Of Okla
homa city, was arrested on the same
charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
A Circu. Put q. a.ara.,,,e.

PLA1NFIELD. n. J., June 22-wha
Washburn's circus arrived this morning Il
was met by a squad OF policemen who tod
the managers that they could not unload
ms precaution was taken on account Ct
one OF the employees OF the circus being
stricken with smallpox at Oranes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Building Permits.

Building permits issued today were as
follows: DR.. James Kerr, one brick stable
in the rear of I'LL II street northwest, to
cost $50. Gaddis. Bury 6 Dunn. one
brick Masonic hall at Nos. 326. 1928 and 800
Pennsylvania avenue. to cost $4,000. NJ
Fitzgerald, five brick dwellings, Nos IS to
II / street southwest, to cost 5000 Jas
s. Davis, one brick dwelling at 1888 Roam
oke street, Columbia Heights. to cost $l4,-
100. 5. II. Walker. six brick dwellings Nos
$4,000.
The Commissioners have approved the
Dill TO incorporate the Supreme Lodge
Knights Of Pythias. in the District of Co.
lrmbia.
Upon the recommendation of Ma, Moore
frivate w. j. Settright has been promoted
10 De private Of class 2 vice w ]. Cole
man, removed and Private Allen has been
mounted. 'ee
Another Gas Bill.
Rouse bill 14l2 to fix the standard and
regulate the quality and price Of gas within
lh@ Distrlct or Columbia was taken I'D by
uie ENGINEER Commissioner today, to whom
II was referred for report and acted upon
adversely. His report is as follows: "Tbe
bill is defective in that it does NOT snsci,,
now ina Illuminating power is to be meas
ured. House bill 4279 relating TO the sale
OK gas In the District of Columbia which
OH now bending in the Senate pre-
scrioes that the Illuminating quality Of the
gas shall be equal to twenty-five candles
measured In certain specified way. The
present law requires sixteen-candle power
Dy the same method of measurement The
commissioners have recommended House
bill 42i9. with a few minor amendments.
not Affecting, however, the illumina ting
power or quality of the gas required by the
bill. Therefore, 1t appears that n House
Dill 42Ie Is enacted there will be no need of
the legislation proposed in House bill 1872
II the former named bill fails, however
this Dill (42I9 Is recommended with amend
ment by changing the word eighteen. in
line five of section 1 to Twenty-Five"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

PUEBLO. Mexico. June 22-Advices from
the La Joya mining camp. in the state Of
Oaxaca. state that the Indian laborers in
one Of the mines Of that camp became en-
ragged at the American superintendent
named Frank Powell and killed him. Pow
ell made a desperate resistance. He shot
and killed three Of the Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
A Big Irrigation Ditch,

O'NEAL. Neb., June 22.-The contract
has been let for the construction Of the
irrigation ditch south Of the Elkhorn river
by the Elkhorn Irrigation Company, and
work will begin in a few days. 1t will
irrigate one Of the prettiest sections Of the
country. comprising $4,000 acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

The total number Of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was thirty-seven
OF these twenty-three were TO fill vacancies
caused by designations. thirteen by remov-
ais and one by death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
The New Indu.trtal Partx.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. June 22-The in
dustrial party. a new Organization combin-
ing all sorts of labor and money parties,
has placed in nomination J. H. Bancroft
of Des Moines for candidate for Congress
In the seventh Iowa district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
The Canals of Mara.

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. June 22.-The fol-
lowing canals of Mars have already been
seen here by the observers Of the Lowell
observatory: Galaxias. Cerberus. Orcus
Tartarus, Eumenides Siremius. Laestry-
sonphasi, Lithonias. Agatha. Daemon and
AraXes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
The Star Out of Town.

The Star Out of Town.
THE EVENING STAR will be sent
by mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period a.
may be desired at the rate Of dfty
cents per month.
OBut all such orders must be ac-
companied by the money. or the
paper cannot be sent. as no &C
counts are kept with mall subscrtp-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE June %. - Flour firm and un-
changed-receipts. 7.oss barrels shipments 81. or
barrels; sales, 100 barrels Wheat active and
easy-spot, 60lsaoON; August 81 l,sel~: septem-
Der. 62&a63; steamer No. red, 57l.s57%-re-
ceipts, l5,5s2 bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels:
stock. AL. 022 bushels; sales 42e 900 bushels mill
ing wheat by sample 5ss6l. Corn nrm-spot al
bid-rcceipts, 1902 bushels; shipments, 9l7f bush
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A clergyman Hangs Himself.

SHAMOKIN. Pa. June Prev Charles
Warmkessle OF Evangelical denominat ton,
committed suicide at an early hour this
morning. by hanging himself. His nephew,
Eli Warmkessle. was killed on the Reading
| railroad near Port Carbon, about the came
time Of the uncles self-destruction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Mr. stones Amendment.

Mr. VIM A. Stone (Pa) offered an amend
ment providing that the bill shall not apply
to cor tracts for thirty days The greatest
excitement followed the Offering of this
amendment and the taking of the vote upon
IL On division the vote stood 81 to "A in
FAVOR Of the amendment. when Mr.. Hatch
demanded tellers- The vote swayed from
ann native to tie a1d from tie to negative
and back again. and. finally. when a quo
rum "as secured, the amendment was lost
by tie vote. 92 TO ~
Mr- Boatner tLaD offered an amendment
70 the pending amendment of Mr. Cox pro-
Elding that the restrictions of the bill
sAould not Apply TO sales, delivery to be in
the future In due course of business On
dIvlslcn the vote stood 80 to 10, and the
vote BY tellers resulted in the affirmative
"'-o@- IhuS the amendment was agreed to
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Missing for Three Weeks.

DENVER, Col. June 22-F. r. Hall. sec
Rotary Of the Rocky Mountain Water Com
pany. and secretary and treasurer OF the
Denver Land and Ice Company. has bssu
missing for three weeks. He suffered
from insomnia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Bfcycles Rest for Me...u~.r

CHICAGO, June 22.-Postmaster Hsssing
has tested the value of the bicycle for
| special delivery messengers. The contest
resulted in a complete victory for the bicy-
Gle man over street cars and elevated roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The following are the opening the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
OF the New York stock market today as re-
ported by Corson Mccartney member,
New York stock exchange. Correspondence
Messrs Moore & Schley. No. so Broadway:
Stocks Open. High Low Close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Catholic knight. Going to Bunale.

BUFFALO. n. Y. June PA national
convention of uniformed Catholic Knights
will be held in this city next week. Great
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

MINNEAPOLIS, June PA special 10
the Tribune from Tacoma, Wash, says:
1t is reported that the Chicago. Burlins-
ton and Quincy is endeavoring to arrange
for leasing or purchasing outright the entire
Northern Pacific system from Billings,
Mont. west, at which point the co. will
connect with the Northern Pacific this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Death of Arch bishop Tache.

MONTREAL, June pa special dispatch
from Winnipeg. Manitoba, says: Arch
bishop Tache suffered a relapse during the
night and died at $50 o'clock this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Hot Springs Lands.

The President has approved the act grant
ing the use Of certain lands in the Hot
Springs reservation. Ark. to the Barry Hos
pital
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Wanted by Texas Populist,,

WACO. Tex. June 22-The populists have
nominated Judge L. N Nugent Of Fort
Worth. for governor. The platform advo-
Gates abolition OF private banks: the oper-
alton OF railroads. telephone and telegraph
lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Heavy Rainfall IN Kama

WICHITA. Kan, June x-The heaviest
rain ever known has fallen all over south
ern Kansas. particularly IN the COUNTIES
constituting the corn belt
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started After Tea Years Rect.

BINGHAM. Mass. June 22.-After ten
years OF inactivity. arrangements have been
made to start the bingham cordsge works
on July 1 with improved machinery. The
works will give employment to about LOO
persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

NEWPORT. RI. June 22.-The great $50
ton steam derrick OF the Chapman Wreck
ing Company is today at work trying 20
float the Fall River line steamer Plymouth.
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Mrs. Maddox Better,

Mrs. S. w. Maddox of 145 c street north
east who has been i'll for some weeks. has
fully recovered and is able to be out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

Congressman Ikirt's Campaign Man.
ager Causes n Sensation

ager Causes a Sensation.
ALLIANCE. Ohio. June 22-J. v. Lewis,
who was Congressman Ikirt's chief cam
paign manager in the campaign of two
years ago has caused a political sensation
here by indorsing Coxey as a congressional
candidate, in an interview in q local paper.
and denouncing Ikirt as unfaithful. He
asserts that many democrats will support
Coxey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

This morning about ESQ o'clock Chariss
Griffin, colored man twenty-five years
old who lived on y street northwest be-
tween 9th and It'll streets. dropped dead
near 18th and II streets northwest HAe
body was sent to the morgua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

The fire department was called out yester-
day afternoon for slight fire in Blagden's
alley, caused by the explosion Of an oil
lamp. The damage amounted to about So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

The following were the readings OF tho
thermometer at the weather bureau To-Day:
am. II: pm. 30; maximum. 81: mimi
mum. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22
Portuguese Consul General.

The President has recognized Joao Mario
Tederchi as Portuguese consul general at
%ew York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-22

FROSTBURG. Nd, June 22.-Today the
three Consolidation mines at Frostburs
Eckhart. Allegany and Hoffman are work.
ing full force again.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

der observar drsdc ella toda la campiha
que Sc extirndc NJ OrStt dc aqurla poba-
clon.
FL ponsanicnto ha encontrado gran AGO
glda. y va puede asrgurarse como cosa he
cha l., construction de csa torre que rn
tempo de guerra csta ll1mada il prestar
cNceIentes seryicios il I'm citrcito de opera
clones.
Julian Desporls cs un inliyiduo que Sc
case hace dos amos en- Burdcos con Gle
mentina lIumbcrt, una joven tan hcrmosa
como honrada
En- los prlmcros mcses del matrimonio no
hubo desavenenria dc ning(ln g6nero; pero
de pronto, Y sin causa que 10 justiticara, cl
marido volv6se muy celoso
Como Ia indolc de su profession requeria
que estuvera todo el dia auscnte de su ca
sa, Dcsportcs ide6 un medic para Tranquil
lixarse en- sus celos, Y este no fuG otro que
suministrar su mujer una p6cma para
que durmiera proflndamente.
Conseguido este, aprovech6 el sueilo pa
ia tatuara el rostro con un lNpiz de nitra-
to de plata, hacitndola dibujos ridicnos )
obsccnos
.Jhzguesc dc la doorosa sorpresa que Sc
apoderaria dc la infelz cuai do hubo reco-
brado todas sus facultades
Cubierta la cabcza con I'm espeso yelo SO
presento al comisario, para refcrre la inla-
mia que habia cometido con ella su marldo
Este haIlase preso Il estas horas, y su mu-
jcr csta obscrvando tielmentc las instrutcio.
nes que le ha dado un mtdico para que
desaparczcan de Su rostlo las hucllas del nj
trato de plata,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
B A s E S
Gurabo, II Agosto 1894.
para formalisat Ia protesta

70 Sc constituye un comite de propa.
ganda, para el objeto expresado en- ell ttu-
10 de estas bases, tornado por los directo-
res de Ay Buscapif y La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico de San Juan, de NImpor
cia1 de Mayagaez y de LA DEMooRAcIA
de Ponce
90 Dichos sehores, por medic Gle sus
peri5dicos, invitaran q todo el pals, sin dis
tinciones de ninguua especie, para que Sc
adhieran la protesta comlsonaran sus
corresponsales y agentes de la isla y a
sus amigos, asi como tambitn d todas
Jas personals de buena yoluntad, para que
s'se encarguen de recoger las tirmas en-
Z los pueblos, barrios y campos de la is
la remitirlos indistintamente nno de los
diarios cuyos directories forman e oomitt
Ade propaganda.
Asimlsmo invitaran d sus compaiieros,
4 los directories de los demas peri6dicos dc
la isla, que simpatizan con esta causa, pa
ra que, hacienda la propaganda legal que
es possible, ayuden al mejor resultado que
se busca.
81 Las adhesiones Sc haran expresandc
en- Ia parte superior de la hoja ell pueblo q
que pertenecen, seguido del titulo: nd
hesiones de protesta las Cdrtes de Ia No
ci6n, contra los monopolios" y a cont
nuaci6n la tirma, rdbrica y la profession {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

Este senior era M. Brousse, un comisio.
nlsta en- telas que, no Sc por que motive,
habia entablado amistad con los duehos de
Ia casa,
El dltimo cucnto, sobrc todo, rcsultaba
atcrrador:
M, Broussel habia legado Berlin pre-.
cisamente cuatro dias desputs de haber
muerto SUI madrasta
Como no SO encontraba otra acoba, su
familia le design6 para dormir la misma
habitaci6n de la difunta
a la verdad, seiiores--decia NJ. Brous-
sci, con sonrlsa ben6vola que nunca he
sido muy cobarde; pero aquella noche me
llegu6 lntimidar. Fig1rense ustedes que 4
los pocos minutos de haber apagsdo la luz,
me agarraron por las orejas. -.
nj Jcs(s. !-exclam6 una de las nihas.
No hay que asustarse, selorta:--pro-
sigulo nj. Broussel, sin abandonar su SON
risa beneyola a--aquelo' no fue mas que ell
principle: casi al mismo tempo me tiraron
dc ia narz. ....; pegue un salto y me en-
coDtre en- medic de la habitacion.
Entonces Vi una cosa ospelUznante: un
esqucoto de mujer en- camisa y que~duspe-
dia fuego por los ojos, A pssar del espan-
to pude reconocer mi madrasts.
i Santo Dios
\ sodos los prcsentcs, dcspues de soltar
esta exclamation, arrmaron slls sillas i la
de NJ. Brcussel.
Este hltimo, con voz apagada y ademsn
misterioso, continue:
-Si, seilores: aquel esqueleto era ell dc
mi madrasta, por un momento crei que
me fuera aextranguar. Atortunadament
Sc detuvo cierta distancia, y, con .voz ca
yernosa, me dijo-i Estoy condenaaaada..
Al pronuncar esta Erase, Nj. Broussel
Sc habia puesto de pie, obligando que
instintivamente, los demas lie imitasen.
ri Estoy condenaaaada.. .!-volvi6 q re.
petir el comisionista, con voz sepucral-
Y til, miserable, eres la causa de mi per
dici6n....! mira, mira como ardo; mis- en-
trailas sc han convertible en- TN volcano.
X abriendo sus quijadas dej6 escapar POI
j la boca una lamarada horrible que me hi
70 desvanecer
M. Broussel Sc dej6 caer sobre la silla,
imitandole los demas.
Las sehortas estaban densamente pail.
das, los cabaleros Sc retorcian el bigote
con alguna inquietud. "
! De repente Sc escucho un ruido estrepi
! toso: Ell velador que estaba junto a NJ
Broussel rod6 por el piso con todo I'm jue
so de cristalerfa, los contertulios echa
ron correr, precipitandose la calle lie
nos de estupor.
M. Broussel Sc encontr6 completamentt
solo, y convencendose de que nadie lc
veia, acerc6se a una c6moda repleta de va
jilla de plata y Sc meti6 toda la que pud'
debajo del ,gaban: Enseguida, sali6.
A los pocos minutes la casa Sc llenab;
de ouriosos y de agentes de la autoridad.
Dos dfas despues Sc supo que NJ. Brous
sci era I'm ladron.
) Pero este viajaba va por Inglaterra
II ideando tranquilamente otro nuevo cuentt
de aparecidos.
NJ. GONZALEZ GARCIA.
Gurabo, II Agosto 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20

ocupaci6n regular del frlnante, cmpleando
siempre papel de forma espafol.
A. Suplicamn los presidentes dc las
Camaras de Comercio de San Juan Y Pom
ce, asi como 4 los Dc los. establcclmrntos
8 Sociedades parteularos dc instruction y
recreo, de las difcrentes poblaciones dr Ia
isla, que entreguen hojas en- blanco para
adhesiones d los conserjes de los reSpectNos
centros en- los establecimientos . locales
de las respectivas sociedades, para suscrlblr
las adhesiones
AL efecto Sc remitiran los centros que
Sc adhieran d la proposition hojas de papcl
en- banco, encabezadas con aquel objeto.
Dichas hojas las recoj jeran, en- cada puc-
bio, los agentcs 8 comisionados del ComitG.
%. Podran frmar la protesta todos los
habitantes de la Provincial, mayores de 90
alos sin distinction de scXo que scpan ha-
cerlo por 81 proplo.
8. En- los diarios del Comite SO abrira
una session especial en- que fgurara diaria-
mente ell nhmero de frmantes, 4 la protcsta
segdn las hojas recibidas en- cada peri6dico.
70. Los nombrcs de los tirman,es no Sc
publicaran en- los pcriddicos.
s.. El .Comit6 gestionara para que uno
8 varios diputados presenter 4 las Cortes
la protesta y la apoyen; asi mismo deter.
minara lalfecha en- que Sc cerrara la SUBSECTION
para remitir el memorial 4 Madrid.
%. Dicho Comitt empleara tambitn to.
dos los medios de propaganda que las leyes
comedian 4 los espanoles para eStos casOs
Ponce Is Agosto de 1894.
H. T. .lbud-E Einy,aiscO Burpfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-20
Kaleidoscope

Resulta ahora que no fut Mr. Carnot la
dnica victima que produjo Caserlo con su
puhal.
, A eonsecuencia de la muerte del presi-
dente de Ia Repdblca francesa, dejaron
tambien de existir
Tn empleado que, preparando ell decora-
do fdnebre del Eliseo, Sc cay6 de una es-
calera murio en- ell acto; otro .suieto que,
al conocer la fatal noticia, lie impresion6 de
tai suerte, que qued6 privado de la vida;
un niho de la escuela do Busslere.deCler-
mont, herido mortalmente por su maestro,
que quiso demostrar 10 vivo y con un pu-
nal como Sc habia realizado ell atentado;
un joven que qued6 empalado en- la veiia
de las Tullerias por la fuerza inmensa de la
muchcdumbre. que presenciaba ell paso del
cortejo fdnebre, y una mujer que falleci6 4
CONSEQUENCES de la amputac ion de ambas
piernas, fractnradas por Ia caida de lin
marmolillo, ocurrida tambi6n por la aglo-
meraci6n de gente que veia el entierro.
Y, ademas, una mujer que perdio la ra-
z6n en- Perpignan al saber la noticia y que
SO arroi5 desde una ventana, qucdando
muerta sobre las piedras de la Gale. e
AL vcritiearse el sacrifcio de la Msa en-
Ia iglesia rusa de la rue Darn de Paris, to-
dos los asistentes al acto tueron desagrada-
blemente sorprendidos por una fuerte de-
tonaci6n de arma de fuego.
En un principle crey6se que sc trataba
de un atentado anarquista, y cundi6 el pa
nico, desmayandose muchas sehoras. Pero
bien pronto SO supo que no era este, y que
Sc trataba de un individuo que habfa in
tentado suicdarse.
FL expresado sujeto fu6 conducido al
hospital Beaujon con una ligera herida en-
cl rostro. Segdn manifesto, su objeto nc
habia sido otro que el de lamar hacia 81 la
atenci6n para que en- en- Russia Sc resuelva
un rleito que ha entablado para cobrar dos
millones que lie deben, y acerca del cual nc
hay fonala de que SO proceda actvamcnte
Y los anarquistas erre que ere.
Segln vcmos en- un colega belga, la po
icia de Bruseas busca q dos anarquistas
uno de ellos de nacionalidad italiana, que
hizo Ell I'm establecimieuto de aquella ca
pital la apologize del crimen de Lyon y
anunciado que Mr. Casimir Perier sufrirt
la misma suerte que su antecesor; el citadc
anarquista dijo que tenfa todo 10 necesaric
para realizar su prop6sito, y mostro VI
pufado de orc y un pu6al.
Ell otro sujeto tambien esta provisto de
dinero y anunci6 igualmente que habi;
recibido el encargo por parte de I'm grupt
de anarquistas franceses, de asesinar a
Rey de los belgas, y que he al compromi
so contraido, no pararia hasta que lograr'
guitar de en- medic Leopoldo II.
Observatorios militares.
Sc ha constituido un comite en- Metz COZ
objeto de reunir fondos para construir uni
torre de 30 metros de altura. fin de po