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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04
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WAsnisaroS, Jan. 4.-only a score
OF senators were present when that
body was raped 10 order
Aoar presented resolution calling
on the secretary OF the treas
ury for Information ~ TO the
amounts paid Blount for salary aud
expenses as special commissioner
10 Hawaii, aud by virtue OF what ap'
Precipitation or law the same had been
paid. Laid ON tho table for the
present.
At Host's request II was agtee1 that
when the Senate adjourn II will be til
Monday.
The Senate adjourned until Monday
without transaciing any important
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

CHICAGO, jan. i.-In the Coughlin
casu this moruing the sloncgraphef at
the former trial read HE notes OF tCtti'
mony OF JAMES Mcluurny, now de.
ceased, touching tho man who called
Tor DR.. Cronin 10 NO to attend one OF
O'Sulivnn's mon, who, hc sail, had
been ipjurcd, and Of thoif driving
away together behind tbs famous Whl'o
horse.
Several other witnesses were exam
lined, but nothing " Importance was
developed.
The prosecution gave notice mat u
would in few day cal n new witness
Susie Horton, VINO lived near tue Carl
son cottage, aud who will, II IL said
teftlfy that she saw Coughlin ana
Andrew Foy near the cottage on th'
day II is supposed the door was painted
u hide the blood stains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04
Semi-Annual Postal Examination.
SALT LAKE CRY,
January 4, 1884

January 4, 1894,
The regular seml.anuual postal ex'
animation will be- held at the posloilice
in this city ON Saturday, February TO-
Applications will be- received up to tho
hour OF closing business Monday,
January 81. Only o.tzsns OF the
United State, are eligible for this eK'
animation, and no person Is eligible
Tor the positi ON OF letter carrier who Is
under twenty.On0 ysara OF axe or over
forty; aud no person will be- examined
ior any other position Ia the classified
postal service II under eighteen years
OF age.
The Own Service commission takes
this opportunity Of stating that the eK'
nminRiiOns are open TO all fepulAnIe
citizens who may desire 10 enter the
postal service, without regard to lhelr
political affiliations. All such cltlLens,
whether Democrats or Republicans or
either, are invited to apply Ihey
shall be examined, graded ana oertl'
ned with entire impafliaillJi anu
wholly without regard TO their political
views, or ~ any consideration eNe7ps
their efiicivncy,as shown by the grAues
they obtain In the examination.
For application blanks iul lh'Tuc-
lions anu information relative 70 the
duties ana salaries OF the different
posit Ions. apply at the pUstoillcgi 10 the
secretary OF the board OF Ktminerb.
URRAwALL WILLIAMS
Secretary Board VI EKamlneTs'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

wAsutSaroN, Jan. 4.-fhe Rspub'
iie.us are pursuing the same tactics as
,e.frrdsy In the House, anu the
Drmocfa,s nfe again without quorum
40 take up the tariff III. Although
I'M order was passed yesterday recall.
Ing nbsentoes, only nintly'Ulght
msmlpfa were Ou the Moor
wbcn the House was called 10 order
and the pros puct ofgciling a quorum
oked gloomy. IL Il thought aud n
Dsmocfatin whip expresses TIE opin.
lon that there IL no quorum Of Demo
Gratis IN the city. .
Boutellc then preoipitated the
Hawaiian fight by moving ooneidefa'
lion Of his fUsolutlunthtftOu.lhe Dem.
orrAts hfd decided 10 light this Uii I'LL
The tariff hill hai been disposed oi, 80
MoMilin, In behalf Of the ways anu
meaus c1mnitteu, raised the question
Of consideration. 400.
Boutelle was sarcastic and hcMlllin
eonlomp.uous IN the exchange OF shO1u
which followed. Finally, bya rising
vote, 5s 10 lai, the Houeu decided not
10 consider tho resolution. The ayes
and nays we're demanded.
The House adIoufed without taking
10 the tArin bill. There was ne
quorum present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

TOPEKA, Jan. 4.-Mts. Lease hns
filod quo watrautp prOceeuinga ~
the supreme court agairft NJ Free
born, appointed by Governor lie"tlly
ns her SUCCESSOR ON tnc state btari VI
Oh nJitirs,
Fftobjrn has been oustedi tom ora
rliy nj least, aud Mr.. bsnse holds the
place on the board wi the iinal hearing
In February.
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CoaslIng AccIdent.

John Ahuru, a lad Of II, while coast
ing ON rwenty.thirl street, Ogden,
yesterday, collided with another sled
anu broke his LEFT log just above the
ankle. lie was removed to his home At
$50 Twenty-sixth street and DR.. Pow
urs was summoned. This broken limb
was setand the lad made as comfortable
AZ possible. The fracture IL "a very bad
one, but DR.. Powers anticipates no
serious results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

Chicago, Jaa. "A special meeting
OF the executive officers OF the Com
duotors', switchmen'e, Braksmou's,
Flremen's, Enginuors', Telcgnphets'
and rrainm9n's brotherhood met here
today TO consider labor lsgislation anu
tho II Junction agaiust the Northern
Pacliiu employees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

DENvER, Jau. 4.-Gweniy'iiyo mem
bers Of ,bv lower house, called TO meet
Ia extra session next Wednesday, held
a ca Gus aud uvoiJe1 that on account
OF tho many subject, OF local impor'
tauct,such Nh state 10 efvoirs, irrlgaung
bitches, etc, which would give wofk
to the unemployed, II would 10 beat not
10 adjourn at once, aa suggested.
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HniIroads DI.eu.. raIr naisn.

CmCAuO, Jan. 4.-Repttssntalivet
Of all the trsnsconunenia, IAilrphdr
met today tOdircuss rates 10 tho fAelnc
coast for tho Miduiuter Fair. me
principal point under consideration
was the ditiyrentiai rats ior the Cana
dian Pacific,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

wAmAw, N. Y, Jan. A freight
train was wrecked here this morning.
Two persons were killed and one In.
lured.
The accident occurred on the Buff
ialo, Rochester q Pittsbury road. The
Killed lru ID. J. eastman anu William
MOrTuil, a brakeman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

Tho Abnormal importation aud HIS
consequences

LONDON, Jan. I. The RAJ Mall
GCtttts publishes M interview with
Biz james Mackay, the late president
VI the Indian currency association.
lie sayt; ~ have not yet had time Ia
Judge whether tho closing Oi the mint
IL success. Speculation led 10 alb.
normal impOftaliOns Of silver. The
ban imported largely ana coined In
order 10 be ready 10 meet bills already
lodged 10y Spectators, who were hop
ing Tor rice. In consequences, there
were lever bills than usual ON the
market, and the spectators were
compelled To buy atSrllng anu largely
olvsr the sales. This will be entirely
stopped shortly And there is no doubt
the measure viii eventually be "a sue
CgHs,D
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wAsntNurON, Jan. i.-inc Pich'
dent ua- nominated the following
ptstmgsirra.
Frlsby -. Logan, Yuma, ATE
Frank Bucholiz. Fort Bragg. Cela'
~. Ma, Ur, Giifoy, Gala.
Fannie tnrfam, Monterey Cela.
Geo. r. sswyets, Santa Batbsr'
Gala.
s. NJ. D5bson, Santa Clara, Gala
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IndHe LONGS Pen.Ion nesisred.

wAIIiSuIoS, Jan. The pension
Office hos deuiuud IN yiew OF the act Of
Congress Of Dec. 2lst, 1893, II no
longer has the right TO withhold the
pension OF Judge Long, Of Michigan,
aud has directed that no bO again
placed ON the pension rolls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

was bv .arthe grtate8, tire Toledo has
eversunerd. The wind carried huthlu.
brands half milo 10 TIE noftn d
and only The vigil lrcc 9i the hlH
owners who watched their premise
anu e1tinruishei Incident biuH s. pre-
vented general cotiarration'
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rre.rselI,e srrlng chIehsn..

Special Di,paieh 10 ne NEws.
Rock SpRISos, wyo., Jan. 4,-James
Gates, n rauchman on Nino.milr, has
made splendid success with chickens.
He has Just lighted up his 600'egg
incubator aud will hatch chickens for
tho early spring market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

LONDON, jan. Z. - Extremely cold
weather prevails here ana ON the con.
tinent.
The gale on the English Channel Is
20 severe that the mail boats arc unable
TO cross.
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AsL Louis RenI,y Faiiare.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-The Haynes
Realty anu Financial Co., one OF the
heaviest real estate firms IA this city,
has assigned; liabilities about SlGO,OOOi
assels claimed 1, DO nearly enough TO
cover the liabilities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

wAsmNurOS, Jsu. 4-Chairman
Hoim,s, OF the HOUSE Democratic eau
Gus has Issued n call Tor n caucus
tomorrow nisnt at O'Clock. Forty.
seven Democrats signed the Request
for she call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

NLw YoRIS, Jan. i.-slocks showed
signs VI veal nvss about O'Clock, bat
theto was rally aud tue market closed
firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

MoNONoAH, W. Vs. Jan, "A
loaded coal train broke loose on au
Incline, rushed down the slope, crush
lng Fillmore Anderson ana Robert
Bitter htally,and three others badly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04
4 DAY IN CONGRESS.
N, Introduction Of the Tafll Bill
Again Postponed.
40 QUORUM OF DEMOCRATS.
s,ua,or Iloar AK, for Information
Regarding the salary Of
Mr.. Blount.
DrsEREr NEWS BUREAU,
40 IL 81. &. ~.

whsniYoroN, D. G., Jap.4.-I5peclall
Tn, ,piroduotioi Of the Wilson bill,
.poeehes by Wilson aud BuHoWs, was
ssalu postponed In consequence Of The
slibusier Of the Republicans, develop
ing no quorum Of Democrats. The
bouae adjourned about two O'Clock.
g- tttoeilisd Prsif.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

sr,aai Di,pai5A % 10 NEwA

LANDER, Wyo., jan. i.-Thore IL
considerable complaint about residents
OF Fremont ana Uinta counties slGugh.
iering elk for the tastern market aud
shipping them from points In Idaho 70
avoid the laws ~ Wyoming. II IL e..
timAied that 5000 ELK and as many au.
telope were KILLED H. the western cOun.
Ties OF this slate the past season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

5PRING Hill, Ky, Jan. al. w.
Foley and H. g. Youegn, rivals for n
lady's hand, had an encounter IN
which both were fatally wOuuded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

ToLEDO, Jan. d.-Caroful estimate OF
The Losses by last nighps iirs foot up TO
three'qunrtsIb OF u million dollATs. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-04

isis Whereabouts Discovered aud M.
Capture Probable.

FREsNO, Cal,, Jan. Al lie reported
by tue posse In pursuit. OF Chris Evans
that the escaped bandit is In IA logging
camp, Ia the mountains. An effort II
icing male 10 surround him, /. 10
believed no Will certainly DO captured,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
1 El i B D

Por fslts material da espscio no podemos
hscer hoy una etalada revista de Il taYcera repre-
sentaci6n dc EGvOrste puasta en- escana anochs
on nuestro collAeo cono funci6n extraordinaria
ante lucida concurlencia.
La opinion caai un6nime de loa que Ii eacu-
chsroa, es que eata ioya del maestro Donnizett;
fn6 meior iBterpretsda aata vez que en- las ante
riorea audicicneu
La sehoFita Ferrarti , los sahores sotorrs,
Ventura y Ollveras tqas 4 Ultima hora ae aauncif
desempenarfa 81 papsl confsdo 81 seno; Gil dc
Rey), recibieron muChos aplausoS fuaron llama
dos repetidamente Il escena. El SpSrto genstl,
loa duos de tenor bajo de tenor contraltO
del primer aeto el aria de baritone del Eeguudo,
fueron los ndmeros que mas agradaron a pdblico
que, ii se moatr6 un taato frio algunaV esCenas
en otrag llev6 90 entusiasmo hasta al de'irio.
Ils orquentA dirigida por el maestro Mazzi
muy bien.
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"a gsasssssssgaesA ss psEAT6 AleO'
Lsnes, s9 VI Essr0 ds 1891


Traglado del Gobierno civil de Guipdacoa
Teferente 81 mono Constantino Mujca. Real Pc
creto concadiendo indpltod Felipe Escapa. Re
mitisndo estsda del total habsr que constltuye 81
cargo dc ID 1aiA de Hu6rfanos dc - guerra de
UIkrsmar en- 81 de D.ciembrs d'timo. Traded
de Estado trsscribiendo nota del Embsjador de
Italis, para que faciliten las inveshRaconeB y no
tiCiaE one los c6nsules itaiaRos debsa prsctlcar
On benefcio de sLa Vsloce" con referencia 4
laa eacalas para una nuaya lfnea de navegaei6n
que trata de eutablecer ept G6nova Colon, con
escala en- Las Antillas. Devolviando documentos
relatives al rscurso de slzsda del AyuatamieDto
del Dorado para que ss remitan unidog 81 men.
CionRdo recurao. Concediendo amplaci6n de
plazo de embarqua 81 ohcial de Estaci6n del Ouer-
po de Oomunicaciones den Juan de Dos he
dina Lopez Remitiendo para 50 resoluci6n inc
tancia del Ayudante de Monies don Ramon Gar
ola SaeHz, en- solicitud de indemnizaciones regla
mentArias. Dsposiendo 81 abono de los habsres
devengados por 81 Torrero 3.o de fsroH don Ar
turo ContreraS, siempre que SO halle just fCadc.
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I 9 R gS
muy bien.

A Las cuatro de Il tarde aver, en- medic de
alg3zara inmenBa, sa pressnt6 en- el palco presi-
dancial Ia Autoridad Competente y pr6via la So
nal aCostumbradG, sal6 el alguaCilillo al despejo
luego las cuadlillss que dirigen log
diestros Jos6 Lara a. Chicorro Manuel Caba-
ilero, los que despu6s del salado cambisron los
capotes de passo por los de- sf4ena. Rompl6 plaza
el primer tore, que era de Moruve, castaKo, beu
pueSto, de cusrna respoadfa al nombre de "Vi-
nStero." Iom6 con bravura tres yaras de Chico
rrito Gambio de I'M tumbo otra vara dos
marronazos de 81 Cano, que cayo tres veCes
Cambiada Il suerte, tom6 los palos El Vleja, y le
puso nm par al sesgo otro cuarteando, superio-
4es, Arandta Ot1o 81 Cuarteo. son6 81 c aria
e matar" y hicorro, que vestfa de aEul y ORC,
brind6 e. moruvs al Gobernador General cor
frescura pav6 al toro CON siete naturaleG uno ep
redondo y Uno de pecho, para dar nm pinchazc
saltando, que result6 contrAIio una estocAda
volapi6 superior que despach6 al ''Vlnatero" s
ctro barrio.
EL Segundo toro, que era de Ada'id. negro
entrepelao, bien armada y tsnfa por nonbre ''Ea-
toEnino'; sRli6 del chiquero CON much& braVura
y despu9l de pararle los pies 81 Vieja, ton6 dos
rnarronazos del CAno, cambio de I'M pOtro, que
pas6 meior vida cuatro varas del Chicorrito,
superiofes deiando tres obleas pegsdas q are
ua; en- esta folma pas6 banderillas, pareandolo
Amanda y S~lsB, dejando 81 primero un par al
cuarteo media On Ia misma forma por 10 media
no. y 9l oGto, QoB q IL u6Q1& Vual6as C8D&4IeCo,
despues de nm trastso aburrIdo sin arte le die
aeis pinchazos cambo de tres csidas nm golle
ta4o digno de una suegya faRtidioss. Y vamos
con el tsrCero t'timo que es de Camala, negro
apretRdo de Cue4na y que So llamaba "Regidor
tOm6 CON Corsjs Guatro varas muy buenas de
Chico rito, cembio de dos hardinSs del Hippo
dromo otrag dos varss del Oano por 10 ma ito;
paB6 bax dsyjllss, saudandOo Chicorro con un
par de huten, apretando las muHeeas con oil ar
to que tieneR los toregos sayilianos. Luego el
Vieis, sigul6 ell sdorDo con dos 81 cuartso, pssan
do Ia suprems despu@g de brindado por Chico
rro al General segundo OabO La fssna fuG cir
co passes por alto, Cuatro de peeho sres On re-
dondo, propinandole tres pipchazoH y uEa estocs.
do por todo 10 alto quC 10 hizo pOlUo Muchaf
palmas, muChos Cigarros dos regahtos de lea
personas obsequiadaa como aqu6lloS fueron de
inc6gnito no loa podemos precissr Res6men.-
Los toros superiores. sohresslendo Ell de Adalid
por 10 CompueGto bravo; de los picadores Chi
eorrito per trabsjador y valieRte, De los bande
rilsros el Vleja, que estuvo en- Ia bEega muy
nueno. Los espadaB muy bien Chicorro, por-
que noa rsCuerda en- su fsena 81 toreo vsrdad &c
tira matar CON Coraje Caballero que Sc Guide
La presidsncia dstssta6tIe, pues permiti6 que sc
arrastraran los capallos juntos antes que 81 toro
La eoncurrenciA buena, nuGhag mujeres bonitas
mucho Orden y mucha algeria = Us G1feiOnadO.
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Estaba escEito y tenfa que suceder. Nues
tro ExCmo. Ayuntamisnto Compuesto de mas de
dos docen&s ue hombres sasudos 90 empah6 en-
haCer uua plancbG y Ia logr6 fenomeRal: ha
bEia que dsEes otra medGlla pasa conmemoraH
81 GeSertO PTevsSS6ss que tuvieron 81 acordsr que
81 bale dc n1fos s0 efectuAse en- ell Salon Mu
nicipal.
Como era l6gicO, natural consieuiente, su
cedi6 10 que toda Ia Capital, meRoa los senores
del Ayuntaniento espelaban que sucediese. e.
Salon y sua avenidos lnCluso 81 zaguap, eran insu
hSientss para la quinta parte de Ia concurrsncia
Aquello era un haCinsmiento de psrsonas, chi.
Coz grandes que Sc asfxiAban, que go eatruia
ban, que formaban olsage. No era nj poola
ser bale, q un hervidero de diagustos Y
censurag, justos Unos y bien merscidas las otEas.
Era precise ON las msmSs deBpu6s de haber
perdido dos horas eMgalanando sus niHos!
Cualquier chicU0Io del primer curse de mate
maticas hubiera podido caleplar 10 que NO qaisie
ron NO supieEon haceE nUeAtroa apoderados 90
pulareR, dando fundados motives para que ae les
censure agriamente, pnes Ell b8ile tuvo que sus.
penderse casi anteB de comenzar, escapar de alll
Ia Concurrencia.
Sc dice con insistencia, qne una parte de
los ConcsiaEes querfa toda coatA complacer Il
empxsea teatral aunque sacrifcsse Ia mayoria
del pdblico, &c habl6 de difcultades para pre-
parar el teatro, 6nlco doAde a6n con eatreChsz
podia celebrarse la fiesta. Si realmente existian
esas difcultRdes, tempo sobrado hUbo para ven
cerlss, faltandO solo golUntai.
Difsrentes yeces nos ocupamos On este Pc
ri6dico de aeiialsr los inconvsnientes de dar Ia
fiesta en- otro sitio qIe d teatro, de cuyss indica
clones no hzo caso el Municipio, vinieRdo lou he
chos darnes toda Il raz5n. ESQ loB ensafara I
Ger menoB vanidoBos pensar que Cuando ha--
blamos, eE inspirados en l. opinl6n pa alica, que
es u mas respectable
En- todaapartea q que rOnsps pasa 8 10 llevan
8 la carcel. En- este caao los safores del Ayun.
tamiento deben pagar de 81 bolsillo particulaf
les gastos hechos para 81 baile que no tuyo efec.
to, puea no es justo que los oontsibuyentea Scar
los castigadOs sufran u des ciefto de aquepou.
hanana nos ocuparemos de otso parbicular
inportante aobre este mi1mo asunto.
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NOTlCIAs GENERATES

UR amigo nos escrlbe de Madrid; 'sHe ha-
blado largamente CON 81 senior MaurA del Asunto
de los vaporss de ls Trssatl4ntGa hA ofrsside
reHtableCer 10 expsdici6n suprimiua, siempre que
Puerto Rico conaienta en- eoaaignar en- los nue..
vos presupuestOa 81 aumento de subVenci6n. En
ese Sentido creo que eEcribe hoy 81 diputado Sr.
Garcia Molinas 6 esa O6mara de Comercio. De
no eonsignar esa subvenci6n, tendrSn uatedet
que decidirae entire 81 nuevo el viejo itlnerariO,
% decir: dos vapores de ida vuelta uno de
vuelta tres de ida. Uatedes SO quejan de paaar
20 diGs ain noticias de Ia Metr6poh. Nosotros
NOS qnsiamos de pasar 80 diag ain reclbir ~ de
PueGto-RlCo La Compania eGt6 diSpuesta
crear en- esa IsIs una secci6n de contabilidad
interyeRida por los cargadores, para que 40 le
pague dBicamente Is perdida que le oCasionen
laa expidiCioneS."
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Nos escribsn dc VegA-aIts: Que el AyuR-
tsmiento, trstando de normaIizar su adminIGtra-
cl6p, debido al d6feit de los presupuestoS por
virtud de las nuevaa LeyeB que han aminorado
BUa recursos, convoc6 sus acreedorea una Jun
to, de Ia Cual result6 que estes en- su msyorfa
aCordaron cobrsr sus screencias por diVidendo en-
anos. Tel proposition, hschs por nueatro ami.
go, primer contribuyents = mayor acreedor don
Jorge I Finlay inHpirada en- Ell Garlic que pro.
feHa oicho pueblo tenfa que encontrar fel eco en-
los patrioticos sentiments de los concurrentes,
81 extreme de que el acresdor dor Vidal Vega
hizo completA donaci6n de su Cr6dito. Satisfe-
cho debe estar el AyuRtamiento de haber negado
tan feliz exito; aS debe estarlo el ssfor FInlay
dig saments secundado, gloria que no meRoE al
CANA don Manuel I. Mater, don Felix Ochoteco
Gomez otros, que sn ser hios de Il localidAd
de tai modo respondieron: noactros no dudR-
mos que les pocoa que dejayon de ssiItir cuya
Vountad ha de explsr6rssles, SO adheriraR guato.
sos q tan magnfico psRsamierto"
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Nos sscrlben &c Usguss: 'AmpIiando Ia
notisls qe le cOmunicara aver, relativa al perro
rabiasc 10 mordi6 upa nina, debo manifeatar.
le qae G3uf exiate Ia costumbrs de matar al ami
NAL hid tofobo tan pronto produce Ell dano, 10 que
ne j. de ser ma tcEpeza, pueH 10 que procede
90 poperl en- observation con toda IA prudencia
que equiere ls gravsuad del case ABi Ee evitarfa
s la fsmi il del pacients Ia penosa incertidumbre
J 81 adquiris ls seguridad, emplear los medioa
eneFgicos que acohBeja Ia ciaEcis, aparte de que
estaa precaucioneB cor st tuyen medics propioS
para tran lui' izsr a. erfermo tratSndoae de una
persona m yer, en- q supusHto cEsO que 81 ami
NAL no resultsre con ahis, puede iahuir mucho
On la parte moral sin prusbas que 10 justif-
qUen, dec!ararse 10 rabia expontknes, sugestiona-
da por el miedo. Con frscuencia hay que Ianen-
saE eBtos tistes suceEos que debian ser obieto de
med tada aten ion pnr parte de las autoridsdes."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
La prensa pa.lsI6A uevada. viene

La prensa pAtlsi6~ usgada, viene liens
de energicas protestas por Ia cvueldad con que
se hs tratado Mr.. BsihsUt, el ex-ministro pre-.
10 por los aauntos de Psnama Acaba de rnorir
10 mayor de sus hiias (una nina de d,ez , och,
ahoa) en- que Mr.. Bhihsut h. bfa puestO todos sus
afectos, y, & pesar de haberse on otroa casos cor
cedido fAvores analogos, 81 pecador ex-ministrc
se le ha negado el yer su hija mor1bunda
Baihaut 10 habia pedido como favor espsc
Mr.. Csrnot so COmpsnsro de eatudios en- a
Polit6cnica, 81 presideRte del Conesjo su tentigo
en- varioG dSelos, 81 miniatro Reynal que le
dehe el haher aa!ido bieR de un proCeBo grave.
Nunca con mas rsz6n que ahora puede repetirie
que no tieae entraGaa Ia politics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22
Pagaieroa lleaa II pog u yapor eoIreo ~

Pagajerog leea los poE q YRpor correo A.
tOnSO L6pss: de Barcelcna, Jaime Miro, Balbanera
Fsrn6n1ez famlls, BAslia Rivera Mercedes
aontolfo y fanails, Juan Roca, Bartolom6 Mar
quez, Miguel Aemany, Salvador AmelI, Pablo
Alfaro, Jose Andreu, joaquin Palley, Salvador
Vinaa y Juan Lluvias; dc C6diz: EugeniO n.
VergsS, LUIS Clausel, Antonio Pipacho, doce
hermanas de los pobres, UIplana Vald6s fali.
Iia, OsvaIdo Madriga, Gregorio Seto, Amadeo
Brumbek y hermana. Juan Oanero, AntoAio
AzRrgan, Francisco Quir6s, Marcelino Portsla,
HoFm6genes Lorenzo, Antonio Car1era, Agapito
Vicente, Florindo Oarrero, Manuel Torres, Ma
nuel UFgel, Mariano Seriano, Eduardo 1Pe aez,
Jesus Rodriguez, Rafael Roaalea, Beia egposas de
guardias civi!es y ounce hijos Flotencio ValdSs,
Eelipe Pavea Juan OYidss. Antonio eaEgaao J
Juan FsrsH familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-22

Varias peraon4s no. nan p1egdntsdo 81 l.
empress que actua on nuestro Teafro, &c le h.
pagado no Ia subvsncl6n Ofrscida. 81 se da
no las fuRCiones precioB reducidos Com,
nosotros no sabemoa NADIA de ssso, aslsdamo
l. pregunta Ia Junta del Centenario. Que habl,
sata "a que eg la llamada expllcAraa.