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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02
HICKS MAY EOREcAsTs.

Word and Works: BY the 4th decided
change to warmer will develop in the
west, and during the 9th to 7th, reac-
tionary storms will pass over the country,
being central about the time OF new
moon on the 9th. A sharp change to
cooler will follow the disturbances at
this time, with strong probabilities OF
frost along the northern side OF the
country from about 7th to 10th.
From 10th TO 18th is the next regular
period OF change and storm. A very
warm wave is apt to appear by the 18th,
in western regions, and during the three
days next following storms of much en-
energy and wide scope will traverse the
country from west 10 east. Another
very cool wave for the season will come
in behind the storms, causing several
days OF much cooler weather 10 the
country generally. Heavy rains may
reasonably be expected during the last
named disturbances-namely, about the
lIth, 18th and 18th, during which time n
series OF daily storms. recurring q the
same time Of day, or night, for several
days need not be unlocked for.
The cool weather following the storms
OF the last period win give place To war
mer, and secondary storms will appear
In many places about the 18th 18th, inn
mediately after which, the barometer
viii rise rapidly to 4 very high reading
attended BY q sharp change to cooler.
From 21st TO 18th, falls the next storm
period, during which time Ii win grow
very warm, and many storms OF rain,
thunder and wind win sppsar. In iii
these disturbances, the intelligent use
Of the barometer, and correct obserya-
ton Of wind currents, win foreahadow
with much certainty tho coming and The
intensity OF storms. About the 27th
and 2Sth, will be central the last distur-
Dances for May bringing fair and cooler
days and nights for the closing month.
&HE HM
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

Building q Loan association opens it's
33rd series. Large subscriptions bare
been made TO the 31st and 32d. This
one should be q regular SD degree, the
leader of all its predecessors. The o.
sOciation has loaned and has in negotia-
ton FOR loan over $4,000 since April 1st
All this money 10 going into new build
ings. Stand BY the Building 4 Loan
and ID will build up the town hard times
notwithstanding. Take some shares in
the SD now. All the money can be
safely and protitably used and it all
stays in Yankton.
al new brick block on the corner OF
Egan avenue and Center street il am
ong the probabilities OF the near future.
Tim Lannon and M. e. Hart, who own
the lots on the corner occupied by
the Brocher meat market, returned
from Sioux Falls last evening, where
they had been to consult Architect
Dow In regard TO building 3 brick block
4 VI IN L66b lEUnby on AC6A NUpbA Mnu bWG
stories high. The plan submitted was
quite satisfactory to the gentlemen inter-
ested and they expect to begin building
operations at an early day. The est
mated cost Of the block will be nearly
$4,000.
The hardware store OF johnson Bros
& Co, was last night burglarized TO tbs
extent q about 800 worth OF cutlery
The thieves had broken IN the bach
door to the timers shop and from. thai
burst in the rear door Of the store, the
bolt sockets In both cases being broker
by pressure. The operators then en-
piled an entire show case ful OF pockeI
knives, except three Of four, all the 70
v~olvers ID another case, q large quantity
OF silver forks and knives. spoons. cary
ing sets, and other articles OF. value, il
all worth from s75 10 500. While th,
utmost expedition was made In following
up the deed no clue to the perpetrator1
has been yet found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02
DIRECTORS DoINGs.
Arrangements for the Great Assembly
Made at the Meeting Yesterday
Some Of the Talent.

The meeting OF the Chautauqua die
rectors which adjourned last evening has
outlined the work OF the next Assembly
which begins July 3 and closes July q.
The complete program is not yet ready.
Mrs. Meyers will conduct the dining hall
Is formerly and the Grand View hotel
will be In charge of H.. B. Williamson
until the opening Of the assembly
when Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Bell, Of Center.
vile, will conduct the business. Rates
will be the same as last year. Season
tickets to the Assembly will be $500;
for two weeks, $500; one week, S2.o0 and
single day 30 cents.
The assembly program will not be so
crowded as heretofore, in general, two
leading attractions being assigned to
to each day; but on special days, three
will be given. The excursion days have
not vet been arranged for.
The Collins Family Concert bald win
furnish instrumental music for the first
two weeks and the 4th Regiment band
the last week. The Moody Quartette, Of
Chicago, Misses Minnehardt and Coop
or, noted violinists, of Burlington, Iowa,
nd Spencer, the famed v~iolinist, are
also on the program. The leading
singer engaged at present is Miss May
Carpenter of Minneapolis.
lin the list OF talent already engaged
appear the names OF Sam Jones; Ed. P.
Elliott, the great impersonator; DR.. T..
4. Eaton, of Milwaukee; James Clement
Ambrose, Robert Nourse Washington,
ID. C., Mrs. Emma Crammer, Prof. G. M.
Young. Vermillion; DR.. Thos. McCIary,
Minneapolis; Helen M. Barker, Chicago;
Prot. HI J. Delano, Evanston. H., presi.
dent Of Christian Endeavor society OF
that state; Fred Emerson Brooks, oi
New York; John Temple Graves, At
lanta. Ga, DR.. A. A. Willitts, Dayton, Q.
s. Hall Young, Marshallton, Iowa; Her
bert Stanley Renton, Boston, Mass; ]
w. Hancher, Hot Springs, S. D., Robert
Mcintyre, Denver, Colorado.
A swimming school OF atheletisc il
charge OF Prof r. p. Kaig, OF Mime
apolis, will be instituted this year, and
other special features OF school worl
which will be announced later.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

The ladies Of the general committee
on Midway Plaisance desire by this
IA to extend their heartfelt thanks
to all assisting them in their entertain
ment, either by work, talent or by loan
ing articles for decoration. Being i'm
possible TO specify, az all were 80 kind,
we hope each will accept this public
can OF thanks. We also desire to
thank the public for their liberal patron
age OF the same.
Mrs. ELMER SHERIDAN.
Mrs. j. B. JOHNSON.
Mrs. g. lei. SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02
ToBIN'S TRIUMPH.
Madison Receives q Presidential Appoint
ment-Wm. Tobin, Postmaster.

Special Dispatch to The Daily Leader,
WAsHINGToN,D. G., May 2:"I was APP
pointed postmaster to-day.
"WM. ToBrN."
The above telegram received at p. N.
to day settles the long drawn out contest
for the appointment of the Madison
postmastership, and Dir. Tobin is to be
congratulated on his ucces
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

OF the Chautauqua directory of which
he i d member, leaving FOR Mitchell THE
morning.
Rev. N. M. Mime and DR.. Nannestadt
went to Oldham to-day 10 alleviate by
their ministrations the last suferings Of
q young man by the name Of Anderson
who ID reported dying.
Mrs. Meyers, OF Vermillion, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. q. Bell, OF Centerville, and Rev.
q. e. Hager, Of Aberdeen, who have been
attending Chautauqua directors meet
ing departed for home this morning, ex-
cent the latter who went to Mitchell.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

It was in q large department store that
O gilded youth drifted up to the candy
counter.
"Do you know" he said to the pretty
young woman in charge, ''if ! were the
proprietor of this establishment I should
dismiss your
"Why?' she asked Indignantly.
Elm order to give the candy a chance
be answered.
And she gave him Ii pounds of rs cent
candy for so cents.-Detroit Free Press.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

On farms at lowest rates, by North
western Loan and Banking Go. No
waiting. We make papers and pay over
money ut once.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY, Pree.
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r4aanersaux rakes ! nssf.

W~AsHINGToN, May 2.-Commissioraer
Lamoreaux Of the general land office,
accompanied by his family, left for
their home In Wisconsin, where the
family will remain during the sum
mer. The commissioner win be absent
several weeks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

3 necessary to supplement what you want with knowing where to
get it. Whatever you want in the line OF dry goods, our store is the
one place in Madison to make your purchases. You gain every way
by doing So We have the largest stock, and that yes the widest
range for choice, and our large sales and close buying place us Ear
ahead Of all competitors in the matter of prices. Come 70 US and be
sure Of always getting what YOU want for less money than you can
elsewhere. We have a complete line OF Ladies Wraps, Jackets and
|Capes. W. VIII guarantee to save You from 50 to IS on every gar
ment. Our stock Of ladies, gents and childrens, Shoes, including o
very nice line Of Walking Shoes, at prices that will defy competition.
DAM McKINNON.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02
STRIKE ENDED.
Great Northern 0apitulates- Men Deceive
the Old Rates-Service Resumed.

Special dispatch to The Daily Leader. -
ST.. PAUL, May 2.-The Great North
ern strike ended this morning. The men
came off victorious. the old rates being
restored. The result was brought about
by the commercial bodies of the Twin
Cities. General manager Case resigned
and the road is now in full operation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02
Herd NOtace.

Cattle for the city herd should be
brought to the corral Tuesday morning
next. THoMAs a GILMORE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

Block is, Kennedy's second extension u
Madison and 8 room house also n acre
just out side city.
Mrs. III. g. STEWART.
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go rssne rabae.

@# M688WA AhMN8S K3W&@4 H@m
Chicago. Milwaukee & ~. paul He 1Way, Wnscn
o0k effect, SundAy. Nov. ~, f60Ss
TRAgMe aOsNa MAef.
Passenger, No. 4, 0@pAFta l0t3D Z. m.
Freight, 70. g6, departs 6.1OA.m
Freight, No. IA, departs $50 p ~.
TEAMS HOSMn w1ST,
Passenger, No. q, departs 9:bs 2. U.
Freight NO., g7. departs 200 q m-
TmAINs FA0sn xMM HAST.
Passenger, No. 81 arrives 9i45 y. ~.
Freight, No. III, arrives A:h0A. No..
Ereiehf. No. 50, arrives 3 ~ p. m.
rnAxSss RR0M TaH WRsr.
Passenger. No. a. Afsives 1870 q. m.
FFeIght. 10. Be, arrives 500 p.m.
All the above trains carry passengers; but
erefehts only when passengers are provided with
ickets.
Passenger trains going east make c0nneetion
At Eean for Aik points south, and passengef train
going weeGs ~ WO0nsOcket for ill pOints north.
MAnas0M q HRfsTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 1920 .. IN.
PASSENGER from north arrives. $50 p. %.
yNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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THE CITY.

1Ae Daily Leader - fhs osgy
Paper ~ Madison sslsGcA gtgss
the fsH ADsericaa Frees dis
patches, q complete sessssse ef
sfass ssescs every dag, end all
fAaeS cas DO reliably learssea of
local ssesrs. Ts sceghss geo fade.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-02

1 am prepared this season to take in a
number OF colts at OBJ for the season.
Best pasture in the county. One mile
OF lake front. Plenty of water and
shade. I. ID. JANDREAU.
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Eacerdots he egsdO: manana TODD habrG cOpcludo
tonCss os 10 Tepto yereg de reundaS Poro
tuaments senora prCiao que sagsis ds squ Solo Es
Ida del sol miss Fay Ssrk Ia Sra condeaa de GiFaso
Mad Wilougby estrschaba 81 hsrmsna entr0 bsa
brazoG Ia abraxabs eonvulsiVsente Las insorregigs
Minnie este Crftics mOmento perda la Eanreu
fra. - -esa $50 -
.-VamoB quer1da Kitty -dscfa hsrmana-szo
loTes ne har&B Horar tAmhien. iDsb mes esperar enfo
lAcanO eseoae todg las oeaionea de pes
Ha tendo para noBotoS solo momento de gracia,
cortsrfa7 IHa Haido enCoHtaE, ventura siIIa
para one p1ea Il que a de futura condesa9
No le faltarfn exgsnca aegaramsnts; perO es
precise obedecerle Vee hAIta e momento de que ha-
ba sHe hombre vlano 81 cual quisHo pensaE Ma
han0 primera hora volverss. Ea taRto, yc6mo hare
para pagaS nochs compstamensO aola horrible
aposento nj aOostare? Ts aBeguro que no
10 l6. 8na
s-lComplstaments solal-exclam6 GiraSol;-no BsY6
al anada MAI he psnEadO ele tsndreis doaca-
Ia & vueStras 6rdenes
s-l La mujes De uno de yuestrcG bandidoH7 no Ia
quier0; quiero mi doncea.
LA que os ha de servir muisr de uno de mis-
hombres. La he onYiado huscar. :. ;. b .
IA quien5 IA DcwlaI7 IA mi doucsIlaP
IOhI no; Siento no haber podIdo haCerlo :. o. otra
una italana...s 8essI 1Nss
Una italiapafs Nc, Inol Ben aebais que no
compFando paabra dee antipStieo dioma Habsis
haado ere otro medic de serme odioao IAh apor que
ou habr6 conocido7
GiraHol parerfA psrpleio.
lsndzas paHaaa 4 vualtrs DewlaG-ajo cor a
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Marmolista italiano, patural de MassA, Ia
proVincia que ahoFa he sido tsatro de disturbioH,
ocsaionados por el eEpiritu ravo'ucionario por
muy conoCido en- Ia coIonia italiapa de Barcelona.
La pcliCis 10 detuvo Ia misma nocha del
staatadO del Liceo, junto al c1erpo musrto de
una de Las vfctimas. Ssldani llevaba en- auuel
inatants I'M riqufsimo abrigo dc aeEora y m pc
raguas. Por estas otrss Circunstsuciag ttvose.
le 81 principle como uRo de LOT iefsu del movi
misnto aHa~quists URo de loH autoreu pripcipa.
leB de los atsntAdos do IL dinamita. LuSgo ~ le
ha reputado inoceute, paFando quiz6a de Ena exa
geraci6n otra III proCeSo nos dir6 pronto Ia
verdad.
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Anteanoche celebr6 Re8l6n ordinaria ell CoRgeio
de- Gobierao de Ia RoCisdad cooperative "El Aho.
rro Collective" y quedaron adrnitidoB II n6Cios.
Di6ne cuaata de que habian sido preaeE tsdoE en-
Ia SeCretsria del Gobierno General los Regla-
nsntoB redactadOH para 81 regimen de la socis.
dad de los EAtahlecimies tor de yfveres que 90
instalsn, y dispoRi6ndoss &c prOCeda su impre.
sion on union do las modifcaCionsE acoydadas &
los Eatatutos en- un solo folleto, cuyo efsCto ss
oaeiarG & los duenoB de Las Imprentas, que scan
aSCioa, para que presenten en- pliogo carrado y
lacrado gus pvoposicioneS acCnpsfiadaB del pspeI
que han de empear en- dicho trabajo, admiti6n-
dose haste 81 Vi6rnsa pF6x'mo. Los ejemplares
que han de tirarse asrSR l.5s0. La situaci6a de
10 GoCiedad Bsgdn cueDta prsHsntada por el Caje
NO ss Ia siguiente: Exiutsncia anterior 846 pc
EOS 20 esntavOs; Rseaudado en- Ia semana 224 pc.
sou 81 ceAtRvos-Tottl $4.07 20 centavOs-De
Guys nums sxiaten dopoaitadoB en- Gel Banco Es
pAhol" 974 pesos so centsvoS, y el reGto en- po
der del Oaisro.
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COMUNl lCADO
81. DIreot0r d Ia Con. nsroaDnno1A
Capitai

Capital
Muy diatip guide ssBOr mio: Msdre espo
60, no puado parmanscer On Bilsncio, deEpu6s de
las es il -ssa cpostunas st'nciones, de qua tan
to mi difunto esposo don Andres "A. Me'6adez
sono 20 faimoB obieto en- 81 SimpatiCo pueblo de
BAyros.
Sin Gonocerme oR5ugsran Las 'Ggrimss de mi
viud@s, , le tesdiegon { mis- hijos uaa tdnica, de
amparo. Sc 10 que vale aqael eomportRmieR to
que me cOnausla en- nj dolor. an 81 fondo dsl
alma, en- ese templo qus jAm6s podrk SCR pgofA.
nsdO, por la faacia hunnana. he levaRtado altar
da CariKo donds offecerIs en- silancio de mi vim
d6z IA verdsd de mi gratitua. mis- hijoB, eB' 'oa
aeis nauf1agos de ID muerts, desde hoy aprende
ran & bendscir reBpstar loE que RobEa 81 &C.
pulcro de ga padre le tsadisYoa MA mano dc
0Erino.
Esa en- d0uda del alma que no se paga; perc
az afeCto que los que asbeR sentir hscsn enCsr
nar en- el tranacurao de toda una existencia. ~
tiempo qua Olga ellos. 4loa que me v1eron soils
nae acompaHaroR trists y me consolaron, II Q
rooio do "a bondad ehy6 en- 81 calix de hi aims
sgFafecida,
I'M X uated geieF Director, por 10 inserCl6T
dc las anterioSeu linsas. las MAJ eumplidzs gra
elaE, Ofveoieadome de ratad s1Ena. servidOr'
Q r. s. h.
Dolores Rodriguez Viuda de Mel6ndez.
MsnaH, a. de FebYero do 1894.
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lFoR nNl

Algunos momeptoB despues de vista, Girasol "a.
bio de nuevo entr6 81 anoBento de Minnie Reguido
por muisr que vsEa 81 trsie de campesna taliana
su cabeEs lba envuea capEch6n para pressrvarA
, Gin duds, del sire de ID roche.
Minnie echo sobre ella mirada distraida.
-EncantRdora Minnis-dijo Giraso-aqnf teneia la
doHcsla de qns os he habado que paEsra a roche
do "a o. 10 he dieho; cuaRdo deies estR
maana para dirgroB vuestrO castillo tDndrsis vueAtra
camaYera.
-Ds tOdou modOu mo qusro eata visia horrible
GirvisntaI -grit6 Minnis
-Unicamalte por eata noche-1epitl6 GiraHol cor
tcno lsstimeEo.-No podeiR quedarot sola
-1Qu6 % imports? prefsro hahlsr eata pared
con las estrelas mss bien que con esta muier.
Giraacl RonHl6 BonEiss indulgents cas patelaal
7 aiEigasd0Ee 4 elaalega uam6 con ysz tgqEtai
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PoE el cabo comsBdante J. nm n6mcro de ID
guardia civil del pussto de eSta ciudad fH6 dets
nido 81 dia "a del corrients Juan MujiCa, veciRo
de 10 aegunda inaa de Puerta de Terra, por robe
en- 81 slnsc6n de las obrsa del pusnte de San An.
tonlo dc un yunque, varias cadenas y barYaS de
hero perteResienteg ObraG pdblcas alcoRtra.
tsta dol refsrido puente Todos JOs Citadol
obietos fueron vendidos 81 Cspit&n de una golets
ancsds en- aste puerto. FL Juzgado Competekte
eRtiANda an al ahuEfo;
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Hsmos tenido el gua,o de Escibir Ia vista
del apreCiable jOVen mayagG azano don jose MRrfs
Rodriguez, que aver lego ests Capital pHoce.
dente de BATCelona. Dicho joven ea, segunsnoa
mAnifeHt6, una viCtimA indireets. :. del anar.
Quiamo. Lego Ia Oiudsd COndal parR satudiar
DeIesho y peIfsccionGss en- aus eRtudioH muaica
les, en- Septiembre del ano paaado, con tan buena
fortuna, gus en- Octubre habia ~ ganado una
nIaEa de tsTcer l.er violin en- el teAtro principal
Psro POGO deEpueH ccurri6 10 del Lceo de Barcelo.
~, sembrazdo de tai modo el pSnlGo en- las per-
HoNaa que acoatumhran asistir los kes troa, que
estos han tsnido que serrarse; unos J otroB evan
pAsRndO" con vida muy aE6mies Los artt tas,
On general, He hallan en- forzRda huelga. ISsde
eptonceB, Rodriguez sin trabajo sin reeursos
para lOStsnersa en- aquella gran ciudad, empeE6
aufrir laG psnardAdeS cohsiRui0n ts z estado tan
snormAl y diflcil hsSta que 20 yi6 en- el esso de
rssolvsr, ayudado por sus amigos y Oonnpatriotag,
regreEar Ii pttria sin yer EsalizadaS Las eSpe.
ran5Rs qua Barcelona le llevsrSR. Rcdriguez
eH probable que Tgs visje & Msyagasz maiiana,
en- 81 miamo vapoT que le trajo de Europa. Sen.
trnoS mucho Ion perCanses que ha Iufrido y ls
deseamcS mUF busR vsje.
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Nos disen de Utuado: El dia 10 eatuYo 81

Nos diceR de Utuado: El dia 10 estuvo en-
este pus bio =. e sl Gobesnador de la PYovinCia-
VSit6 Ia Iglesia, las EScuess Ia CsEce el Quartet
de 10 Gdardia civil, Oarnicsria, CaBs-Oo sintoral
dsmSE OstablsCimientos pdbliCoE, manifeBtsndo
su satEfaCCi6n por el buen estado da todo, aBi
como oil esmero limpiszA exaelents ursaniza.
ci6n del pueblo. Bxamnada Ia documsntaCl6n
del Ay ylntamieEto s. e. fs'isit6 & 6lts les
NmpleGdos todOg, 4 lOH que dedic6 frsssB lauda
toriau, pues el buen sstado de ID administrator
rAteut8a 50 cello, inteigenciA ho1rade1. Hoy
20 & las de 10 maRana hR Balido 8. z. con d1rec
ci6n al pueblo de AdjRntsa.
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NoH suplicsn decir 10 qUa aigue; " ER
Maunaho 81 fornaf 81 preEnpuGstO para 81 Gierci
Cio de 81 95, Se incluy6 81 deficit cue ha'bia de
anoB anteFioreB 81 fcImaT ID Tarifa dc Oonsu
mos que ha de rsgiE on el niamo, fueroa recas ga
dos d msyor psrta daleS srtieuloS, Vi extreme
dc que 81 cree ae har& muy diftcil Eoportar ID si-
tpaei6n, spenss hA dajado a4uel Oonaejo de gra.
var dos artfcuIas dc impeltar ola como yon y
aEdcar, para reeargarIe lOs demas 81 preducido
de eStoR." !"
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En ID mahana del dis "A del corRiente oeu
rrieYon algunoH disgustos como en- otro lugar de
cimog, en- Il plaza del mercado de Ponce entire
vendedoreG y CompradoreS por negarse aquSlos {
recibir moneda fEaccionaria 3achazar otra boz
teneF algunaD psquehas TaysE sin encoatrarue con.
venientameMte leada. Con tai motive ss pre-
aeptsroR dicho sitio Ell neSior alcalde sub.iRs-
pector de vigilaneia, an aargsnto = tres payeian
de Orden p6blicO, qnieneB detuHeron y estregp-
ron los tribunaleB varios indivfduoB poF IA
querer admitir mopeds de curse legal.
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hoy ha tsnido lrgar en- la saa de 10 Orimi.
ual de estA AudieBcia el iuicio oral p6bliCo de
Ia csusl sue se Hegufa por robo Bscrfego en- Ia
iglssia psrroquial de Csguas el aho 1891 El
proceaado D. Fernando Ibarra Camaeho, GacriEt6n
que fu6 de squella pAzFoquia aAtes del robo, hs
sido pnesto en- libsrtad por disposition del Tribu
nal. Lag costas fueron declaTadas de ohcio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

So In preEentada & estA 10 e1acci6a don 81
NEON Martin, torrero de esta Capital y vecno
de Ia Gale del Cristo n6msxo g., Eampa del Co
me- tsrio, dici6adoRos que snoche mientras Ge
hRllaba cumpliendo nus obligaCiones, eRtre aiete
media ocho menos cuarto, se presentaroR on
"a casa ciacO aoldadoB abriendo mo de allos Il
puerta que ge enconsraba entornada, pregun
tsndo por la criada de IL casa. Como Is asEoyl
Ia invltase aslir, fu6 objeto de inHuItou anne
np8aR groRersu que Cansarop en- la Casa Is consi-
guieKts Cosfusi6n. La 3 fara no conoce 4 lol
aoldadoa el senior Msrtfn ha dado cuentA de
hecho nm efeial de la gusYnici6n. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
Tranafornaaeional deL aereeho. por q. ND

Transformaciones del Gereeho, pox G. TaIde.
tomo en- pssta eSpanols, 2.25. Eatudio crftiec
de Legslaci6n Compsrads, por Pascusle Fiore
tonao pasta, 2.5O Rstortillo vocabulario del
derecho iEtsrnacional pdblico, tomo pasta ST.
Emilia Psrdo Bszan, Po 6micaa eatudiov lltera
riou, / tomo pasta, s .l5. Valsequi, El modernc
licorigta. l tomo pauta So. DinCiopsrio espano
iugl6s 8 ing,6s aspanol, tomo tala, Edici6n de
bo5sillo S Suplemento IL OGcina de Farma
cia por Dcwaplt, Ano 1890, en- pasta, 225. Lii
braria de b. r. sasjurjo Vidal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Nos escriben de LArea: ''DiGeSe en- este pue.
bio, que el Goherna or va dispneSto geationsr
sl desvfO del fsrroCarril entire QuebradilIas IHs
bsIs, con el fin do que internkndose 81 CentrO, ne
scarque este pueblo, anHioao de- Was buenas de
comuBicaci6n, para acortar las distsnciaB que le
sspaFan del litoral"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Dc CabO.rojo hamos Tscibido hoy 81 Higuien.
10 talsarsms:-" Hoy las ocho nadia de ls
pasHaBa legs este pueblo 8 e. oil G,he.nador
General cen gran aCompRnamiento y fu6 reci-
bido por mucho pueblo que demoatraba sEtiEfsC.
ci6n. VIsit6 ID igleSis, las ascueaS, Ell tsatro,
cuaItsl do nunieipalas y la Alcsldfs. Tom6 re.
fresco en- ma casa preparada al efsctO y las 81
sali6 para Hormigueros Ill COyrsspOnsa5."