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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
SCOT STRIKE SERIOUS.

EDINBURGH. June 2s.-Only 500 Scottish
miners are now at work. The str, ke j.
seriously affecting the spring aud steel
trades
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
PLANS FOR SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN

TOPEKA, June 2S.-TGe national eoua!
suffrage campaign COMMITTEES has opened
al Office in the Columbian building in this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
THE TAYLoRs ENRoUTE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2S.-The Taylor
brothers, William p. and George f..
accused of the murder OF Gas Meeks, his
wife and two little daughters near Brown
ing. on Nav IL last. arrived in ST. Louis
from Little Rock, Ark, today on their
way back 10 BE- tried for that crime. They
were met here by Sheriff Barton of Lin
reus, Lynn county, Missouri. who left
with them for Liuneus. Sneriff Barton
say. there is now 10 danger of lKnchinr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

Why. Mr.. Geh01es, did not sup
pose ron cared anything for bas~ 5all. -
said the deacon II an surprised % 80
the game, answered tAe sensational
e-angelist. Il Fet . good many ex-
TIrcss.Cns for ny sermons from bearing
those fellows ON the cheap seats talk %
the umpire Indianapolis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
ITALIAN CONSUL SHOT.

LONDON, June ga dispatch 10 the
Times from Malta states Sisnor Bazzoni,
the Italian consul genera! at La Vale, Ia.
the capital of that island. was shot aud
dangerously wounded yesterday by Pro
lessor Hamilton Stilon. The shooting &C.
Cured in Professor Sjilon's residence
Siguor BaZzOnl was shot twice in the arm
and abdomen. IL is said Bazxoni had
been a persistent visitor At the Stllon resi-
dence. The professor bad protested
against his presence, aud IS this Was rot
sufficient, lie complained TO the police
who ordered the consul uoc 70 enter the
Stilon home agaio. In spite Of this BsSzo-
nj appeared there yesterday and the shoot
ing was the result. Professor Stilon gave
himself up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
NO POOLING GOES
DELEGATES TO DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION AGAINST FUSION.

Big Majority of Those Already Elect.
ed Said.to be Determined to Throw
the Pop Jonahs Overheard and
TO Run Their own Ship
With Dave Overmyer at
the Helm - Gossip
About the Coming
Convention at
Topeka.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
WAS SANTOS PARD
ANARCHIST GRANIER SUICIDES
RATHER THAN SUFFER ARREST.

Detectives Enter His House at Mont
pelier and Oh Seeing Them the
Anarchist Rips Open His Aldo
men, Killing Himself In
Stantly - Proof of His
Connection With Car
not'S Murderer
Found in the
IL ou e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

B-rgs-A1d her father DISMISSED you
il a summary manner, did he2
Boggs-NO. u wasn't summary; i,
was WINERY, decidedly 10 fact. I an
frozen out entirely .--ATzsnsa TraT-
elsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

The loveliest. whi;sst. clearest skin and
scIsesJ hands produced bY CUTICCRA SOAP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
GOULD MUST PAY

& MALLORY COMPANY
GET A BIG JUDGMENT.
supreme Conrt of Nebraska Hands
Down an Opinion Ia Famous Case
Against the Missouri Pacific,
Giving Constructors ofths
ID. VI. AID A. Road yer-
diet for Three-Q1ar-
tiers of Million.
six Yeas on
Trial
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-01
The Sunday School Entertainment.

The Sunday School Entertainment.
The teachers and friends of the
Sunday School gave very success
full entertainment Thanksgiving
evening at the town hall. The pro-
gramme was literary and musical
and was rendered to alarge audience.
Mr.. John G. Callahan acted as mas
ter of ceremonies and Mr.. Charles
Rowell officiated at the door as
ticket taker. A few opening remarks
were made by Mr.. Sinclair. Mrs
Van Gasken and Mrs. Mcdbury
sang several duette whose sweet
notes provoked much applause.
Mrs. Hemminger recited Priscilla
Primes on Women's Rights" The
recitation was delivered with spirit
and grace. The encore was lively
dissertation on the improprieties of
the the tobacco habit. Mrs. Van
Gasken performed charming
guitar solo, which was also enchor-
ed. With her accustomed self-pos-
session and dramatic force Miss
Agnes McRae recited picturesque
description of "Sandy McLau-
slum's courtship." The recitation
was heartily applauded. Mr.. A.
Burnstrum rendered guitar solo,
which was we'll received. A very
pleasant feature Of the evening was
the little operaette by Bertrice and
Stella Whitney. Miss Stella in
after years will look to her first
vocal performance with great inter-
est. Her sweet voice is a sure guar
antee of her future success. A very
interesting recitation by Mr.
Elmer Coy and solo on the coreno
by Mr.. Thomas brought down the
house. The record of few random
remarks on the relation of electric
ity to politics, courtship and loco
motion, was read by Mr.. Sinclair.
There was nice little revenue
realized from the entertainment
and lunch which will 60 towards
paying the expenses of a Christmas
tree for the Sunday School chill
dren.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-01

The case of William Keeler
charged with assault on Mccormick,
the LeoniA rancher, was continued
to next term.
Mr.. 7. j. Patterson is now
braking on a passenger train, run
ming between Kalispel and Spo-
kane.
The thrifty resident has been
busy the past week banking up
houses as protection against winter
cold.
-Thos. j. Jones, enc of our pop
ular citizens, is down with the
grip.
}. c McKinster is taking a
months lay off to visit his old
home in Minnesota.
DIR. Mcleod preached here last
Sunday. He will visit Bonner's
Ferry a week from tomorrow.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The HERALD Office has just
turned out supply of Office sta
tionery for McRae Bros.
Turkey and Pumpkin pie thi
week; bones and crusts next. 81
goes the world.
AS compared with last year tn
snow is very backward in coming
forward.
The new school house is re
ceiving its last coat of paint.
Mrs. Arthur Ball was in towr
last Friday.
james Egan was III town for
few days this week.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-01
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Thanksgiving Dance.

The Thanksgiving dance was
given in McC Winin gers hall and
most everybody in town was pres
ent. The music was furnished by
the Field band. The merry dane
ers did not depart until early morn.
Among those who graced the occa-
sion were:
Mesdames John G.. Callahan
Ross, Crane, VanGasken, Harris,
Perkins, Whitney, Casey, Good,
Bunting, Brant, Shavelear, Med
bury. Misses Catherine McRAe,
Field, Agnes McRae, Casey, Bolen,
Morrow, Kaiser, Sommers, Perkins.
Messrs. Tim Callahan, John Nc.
Rae, Mills, Cryder, Baines, Coy
VanGasken, Bacher, Jameson
Gray, Sinclair, Casey, Ross, j. Q.
Callahan, McKinster, Bunting
and others.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-01
Time a Great Leveler.

Edward Boyce, the president of
the miners union of the Ceur d
Alenes, was elected a state senator
from Shoshone county, Idaho, by
large majority at the last election.
Two years ago he was taken hand
cuffed by way of Tekoa to Boise,
where he was kept in Jail for over
seven months. He was liberated
finally for the reason that he was
not guilty of any ofense. He will
be in the same city of Boise in Jan
uary next as senator from his
home district. This is a very sig
ni6cant circumstance. 1t can be
accounted for by two main reasons.
The first is that Mr.. Boyce is man
of great though modest worth. He
is no more agitator, in the sense in
which that much abused term is
ordinarily understood. He is, how
ever, a brave man of intense con-
victions. He is intelligent, whose
naturally strong sympaties go out
to the oppressed toilcrs Of the land.
He is . man of good character and
strong moral convictions. In him
self he is worthy Of promotion.
But he is a representative of I
great cause. He stands for the pro
test of the industrial masses in tina
section who have awakened to th
necessity of building up politica
party as the legislative instrumen
of the toilers and producers of thi
nation.
The sudden transformation frol
handouts and a prison cell to
senator's chair in the state capits
! of Idaho, in the brief space of tw
years is one of the many indication
). which exist of the rapidly CROWN
strength of the great principles {
reform represented by the people
g party. In addition to Mr.. Boyc
: Robert We'll, J. D. Young and F
). L. Hughes were elected from th
: same county to the lower house
the legislature, and James Lyle a
! county commissioner, all of whol
,, were prisoners in the famous "pen
y it Wardner two years ago. Tin
IS as a great leveler. 1t is-also gre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribune.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-01
A LOCAL ROUNDUP
A Railroad Man Badly Injured by the
Train at this place. New Road to
the Boundary Line will soon be
Completed.

Charles Wilson of Leonia, an
employee of the Great Northern,
had his foot badly crushed
by the wheel of moving freight
train at the depot last Thursday
evening. He missed his footing
while trying to board the train and
the unfortunate man fell between
the cars. He was taken into the
depot where the injury was exam
ed by DR.. Barker. The foot will
have to be amputated and for that
purpose DIR. Barker accompanied
Wilson to Spokane.
The county road from Bonner's
Ferry to opposite Henry Ball's is be-
ing pushed with great speed by Road
Overseer O'Hogge. Three bridges
have been constructed and another
one is in course of construction,
which when finished will make a
good road to Mrs. Thompson's.
From Z to 20 men are kept at road
duty all the time. The intention
is to continue the road along the
west side of the river to the Bound
ary Line.
Everybody seemed to have a
pleasant Thanksgiving. The gen
erous impulses of the season were
, in the atmosphere. Men of fam
lilies saw to it that all the delicacies
of the market were placed upon
their tables and the more fortunate
of mankind did not forget the bach
elors.
During the past week Mr. ].
P. Beeler treated his establishment
to a complete supply of office sta
tionery, printed OF the HERALD
office. Mr.. Beeler is running quite
a big place, including saloon, q
lunch counter and lodging house
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
-Minrod Tanner, who has beer
in charge of the Sea King mine
one of Mr.. Runners properties, re
!, turned to ths Ferry Friday. Worl
has been carried through larg
lead. Next spring work will b
resumed.
Dave Good and others wer
out on an extensive hunt last wee
but report deer wild and scarce
The regular HERALD force
unable to be in the office this wee
!. owing to sickness. We are unde
Z obligations to Bartlett Sinclai
ESQ.,, for editorial assistance.
Wait till our merchants get i
- their Christmas goods before NAL
= ing purchases for the holiday
There will be full lines of ever,
thing suitable for presents.
The Steamer Hays is makir
regular trips to the Line and occi
sional side trips to Kootenai LAX
Capt. Lucas reports good bus
ness.
: Mr.. James Casey, the propri
tor of the popular Bonner Hous
had us fit him out with a supp
of stationery for his Office th
week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
Senedor del Retmo

En- Lilo (Toledo) naci6 81 Is de Mayo de
1881 estudiando la csrrera de Dsrechor en- Ma
drid, en- 1854, en- cuyo aho tom6 parte en- Ia au-
bleyaci6n de O'Donnell, giendo elejido secrsta-
rio de Ia Junts revolncionaria de Toledo I'll So
fu6 tambi6n elejido Diputado provincial por Ia
misna Ciudsd. Ha sido diputado en- Las Cortea
del SO, Ga, SO, II, rs, 10, 81, 81, &c. 80 y % y
en- Ia actualidad es Senador vitalicio.
Ha ocupado muchos cargos polfticos parla-
mentarios demostrando en- todos slloa Su compe-
tencia taleuto.
En- 1881 fu6 por primera vez Ginistro de Ia
Gobernaci6n, volvif desempshsr esa cartera en-
1884 81 80. Sieudo tamhien Ministro de Ha.
cienda en- las dltimas Cortss liberales.
Procede del antique psrtido progresista y
hecha Ia restaursci6n form6 psrte del directorio
del partido constitutional.
Ha renido en6rgicas csmpahas en- sus dis
cursos demostr6 relevantes dotes de orador, po-
lemists habil politico sagaz y de conviccionss
profurdas.
La cualidad mas apreciable del llustre pro-
hombre del particle liberal es su lealtad, su in.
auebrantabe carino hacia el se6or Sagasta.
Don Venancio Gonzalez es uu politico serio,
honrado, tiepe madurez de juicio y es una de las
fguras mas respstables del partido liberal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18

Ii tocha, J slonpre que 10 cree deustc do Ley,
yiene nombrando para tales reconoeimientos, d
un cufiOgo, al cual solAmente le pagA los fOndoS
municipslss dos pesos por cada uno, aquel cello
60 Ayuntamento, creyendo defeuderasi sus in
teresea orden6 81 Juzgado, que en- 10 sucssivo
semp . que de- la prdctica de diligencias on pro
cedimientos criminsles, necesite de un perito que
acompane al m6dico titular para recouocimientcs
de heridos, etc9t1ra, So sirva reclamsrlo "a Al.
Caldis, para que esta diOpOngs cual hsya de ser
81 perito que 10 veri6que. SOonocera aquel Zen
tro los articuos 456 siguientes de la Ley de
procedimieutosP Tene "a pa'abra quien Sc crea
compsteute para contestar Tenemos entoDdido
que Ell Juzgado Municipal contestando al Ayun-
tamiento, le sgni6c6 no serle possible acceder 10
sol'citsdo, por no estar aiustAda Ia Ley escrt'
tai preteosi6p siendo de Ia dnica y exclusive
competencia del mismo, el nombrsmieuto de ta.
les peritos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18

eB" Desde que el insigne einmortsl Colon
descubrio esta pequens, perO noble y lesl antilla,
no sc ha visto surtido tan seecto variado en- cre
pones, sateneE, velos fulsrea, chaconas inipi.
dad de teiidos de todas clsseS como el que dltl-
mamente ha importado nuestro amigo don Ave.
limo EliSal1e San Francisco 43. Ea sin duda 81
comercio mejor surtido dc toda Ia Isls dopde 60
encuentrSn las mejores m s:tillss tohalIas de So.
dA pura desde IA sos, encaies crudos blan-
cos en- mas de l4O dibujos, formss de sombrsro,
gran novedad, precios sia igual, slfombras gus.
to perss; existenciA en- casimires alpacAs negrls
dc colores. Gran dep6sito de camss colcho.
nea ingleaes dnico en- su classes en- tods ia
Isls. ImportAdores exclusives de las tan sfAmA.
dss camisetas Crepe Sant6 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
aET, OAPRICHO"

Con esto titulo 90 ha alberto al pdblico on Ia
calle de San Justo ndmero IS, entire La Mallor'
ouina el cafe nuevo up bonito eatabecimiento
aue SO dedicard con especialidad q Ia venta de
objetos de Wales Tieneys, 10 renovara por
todos los vapores, un gran surtido de colgantef
para reloj, de sohora caballero. Relojes, peta
cas-, carteras tarieteras, bolsillos cuanto Sc ia
brica en- articulos de piel. Corbatas paraguas,
paTuelos de aeda magniico surtido de camisetas
francesas superiores crudas y de color. Abani'
cos japoneses y dc CASA, espejos, bonito surtido
de flores para sdornos, maletas de cuero, abrlgos
muy bonitos para niHos, elegantes trajes de ca
chemir bordados para sehora, blondas negras
otras novedades.
RECUERDoS --LA-EXPoSICIoN.
Queda un bonito surtido de objetos para
conservar el recuerdo de Ia Exposition en- vastos,
tazas, platillos, tarjeteros etc.
REALIZATION DE LAMPARAS Y UTENsILIoS.,
Sc realizan & cualquier precio lamparas de
cristal para sala de 2, 3 y luces, para gas trl'
do, petroleo luz electrical; lamparas de comedor,
l6mparas de billar, quinques para sals; lsmpari
las de noche brazosde hierro y cristsl, candele
ros palmatoriss, tabos mechas, quemAdorts g.
l&grimRs, bombas etc.
San Justo IS donde estuvo Ia Lampisterfa
de Santos Filippi-PARA LOS VOLUNTA-
RIOS DE CABALLERIA hay bonitos, como
dos 8 higi6nicos capacetes de calidad superior II
Rogamos Don JESUS de Andino, de LOLA
SO sirva remitir los fondos nuestros que esta guar
dando ALA contra nuestros deseos. 3O-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
En- la escuela particular de Cayev. diriiida

En- la escuela particular de Cayey, diriiida
por doha Carmen Gsrlia de Collszo cuya es.
cuela eata oubvencio, ada por el Ayuntamiento de
las so slumnas matriculadoa SO presentaron &
cxa1nea "a J han obtenido premios las sguientes:
En- Lecta1a, Premio, ae1orita Maria ca, denas,
Accesit seaorita Eugenla Foubert- -Doctrina,
Premio sedorita Eusebia Gutierrez Accesit Sc.
norita Benilde Castillo MArien-Historia So.
grsda, Premio, sehorits Conception Rivers, Ac.
cesit, ae1orita Cssaroa Vioente--H Historic de Es.
psna Premio, sehorits Josefs del Castillo NJ.
rien-G -Grsmatics, Premis, senorita Mercedes Ju.
hd, Accesit, sehorits Eduvigis FIgueroa ART.
metica PremiO, zenorita ClOtilde Ortiz, Acce.
sit, senorita Cesarea Vida, ,-GeogrsfiA, Premio,
senorita Carmen @ Ieve TO- Accest ae6orita Can
deIsria Melendez Cahgratfs, Premio, seEorits
Dolores Cartegsna, Aocesit, se6orita Virgins
Rublo-Labore Premio, senorisa Josefa Arne,
lo Aecesit, sehorita Malfl D. Rosario Costura
llama, Premlc, Srta. Ara Gonzalez Accesit, Slts.
Juana Castro ro-Buen conportsmiento splica-
ci6n, Premio, sehorita Maria Arneio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
NOTICIAs GENERATES
Tenemos noticias fidedignas de que aye

Tenemos noticias fidedignas de que aver en-
el tren de Ia maiiana marcho para Vega.baJa el
director de LA CORRESPONDENCE, acomps hAdo de
varios testigos de asistencia, con 81 objeto de
realizar importsntes tr.bGios eLsctOrGte'.
En- la estaci6n los esperaba el gran elector
con sus espeiuelos de gruesos cristales, 81 bgote
demostrando en- la placideE de 81
semblante que el cuerpo electoral estAba sto.
Ell sol brillaba con todo su esplendor, pero
no tanto como las ocho estrellas que tienen por
oios las tan bellas como simp5ticas Palmira, Ga
briels, Carmen Maria, electoras de verdad,
cspaces de hacer romper cualquier co&@elG y de
estremecer Ia cordillera de rocas que bordan Ia
simpStica Villa de Ia Vega.
El meeting SO realiz6 Ia grsta sombrs de
un corpulento mango estilo del Consejo que
celebrahan los indios. ALI no hsbia caciqUes pa
ra pasar la historical pipa pero ST pasaban de ma
no en- mano algo humeante olorosoq, Sc despd
ehG5G con avidez, porque va Basilio apretaba
Eduardito, one ha probado en- mil combates qut
tiene la solidez ToIedana en- su dentAdura, dejt
bien alta su bsndera y splaudia eHtruendosamen
to cadG pdrrGto de los patri6ticoS discursos.
Ell pacto electoral qued6 frmado. Don Ra
mon, doEa Monserrate, Antonio Ramoncito su
frieron las moestias del meeting, pero las disimu
lsban tanto con sus reiteradss bondsdes fno
obsequios, que hay que cumplir el deber de ex
presarle Ia gratitud, desde 81 ecuador al polo.
A las cuatro de Ia tsrde Sc levant6 Ia sesi6l
con mucha peaa de los candidates, que tomarol
81 canine de Ia estsci6u, prometiendo al obse
quioso buen amigo Joaquin que el pr6xim,
domingo, Dios mediante, Vo'verAa Ia Ye9Uad
para asegurar el completisimo triunfo con vots
con unFnime
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
NO. nnplican inaertemoa 10 niguiente:

Los Cat6Iicos de uno J otro sexo, que de-
seen yer un hecho loable y digno de alabama
fines del gigantesco siglo en- que vivimos, pusden
desde luego visitar Ia casa ndmero 6 de Ia Gale
Nueva de la Marina habitada por Ia cristiana ,
religiosa dona Carmen Mauricio de Garcia, dom
de estan de manifesto trabajou esmeradisimos en-
honor de Nuestra sefora del Carmen, de Ia lgle-
sia de Paloseco. La fiesta einauguraci6a de esta
Iglesia SO celebrarA el 29 de los corrientes sea
81 dia de San Pedro. Dona Carmen Mauricio de
Garcia ha cooperado con su buen dsseo intere'
ses al bordado del manto de la Santfsima Virgen
al arreglo de innumerables objetos para Ia re.
ferida iglesis; asf como ha coopsrado tambiSn
con el auxlio del ObiHpado y. de alguuas personas
cultas, la costosa reparaci6 del edifcio, atarea
v retocamiento de imagenes con el asiduo traba.
10 de su hijo slumno del Institute de esta Ciudad
don Pedro Garcia"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
Cnanta de- ingresos gastog del mes de Ma.

Cuenta de ingresos gastos del mes de Ma
yo de 1894 del Real Asilo de San lldefonso:
Existeacia en- Abril dltimo 467 pesos "A CEN
tsyos. s.-CARGO.-Product Ia pensiones, IS Pc
sos. Idem de clases Dinas externas, l8l pesos.
Idem de alquileres de casas, 200 pesos. ldem
de subscription del vecipdario 81 pesos II centa-
vos. Asignaci6n de Ia Excma. Diputaci6n Pro.
vlncial, correspondence al mes de Ia fecha, 2os
pesos rs centsvos-Totsl cargo 1882 pesos 81
centavos. DATA.-Pagado por personal, 228
pesos. Idem por alimentOa, 4l6 pesos 10 Cents.
vos Idem por vestuario, 26 pesos n centavos
Idem por dtiles para Ia casa, 25 pesos l6 cents.
vos. Idsm por idem para las clases, pesos
Idem por medicines, 3 pesos 50 centavos. Idem
por reparaciones de fEcas, rs pesos. 1dem POI
contri6vcioneg II pesos Sc centAvos.-Total da
+. 745 pesos 43 centavos. RES UMEN.-Im
porta el cargo, ], 1872 pesos 81 centavos Idem i
data 745 pesos 4S centavOs. Existencis, 437
nesos 80 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-18
lneldents ParIamentarla

Session DEL % DE MAYO I'm Ell CoN0REso
El sr. MARTIN SANCHEZ: Pido Ia pa.
lsr. vICE-PREsIDENTE (La'treH); La
tiene 8. s.
81 sr. MARTIN SAN lLEz: DeHpu6s del
notable discurso que ha prouunciado mi digno
amigo el senior DiSz Csneia, faltando pocos mi
nutos para entrsr eu el ordeD del dia, solo ne de
manifeptar que como las dos cuestiones prlncips'
lea, las que mas interesan hoy Puerto RICO,
SON la del derribo de murallas Ia del CAME dc
moneda, me levanto NADIA mas que para supllcar
81 sehor ministro de Ultramar que haga 10 posi-
ble poroue vengan cusndo antea al CoDgreso los
presupuestos de Puerto-Rico donde quizas ma.
van de inclurse cantidadeB para dar solucion
amboS importantes asuntos, especialmeate o. uel
canie de la moneda que creo ha de costsr dine
70. Y como los presupuestoS de Ia Peninsula, no
solo NO est&n puestos q discussion, sino que han
de tardar alqunos dias en- venir Ia CanRra, po.
dfamos aprovechar este lapse de tempo para dis
cutir los de Puerto-Rico, en- los cuales estamos
dispuestos todos los dputados de la isla Votar
ell credito que ell senior ninistrO de Utramsr con-
sidere necesario para que So pueds hscer el csnJe
de poneds y, 81 eH possible el derribo De las mu'
rallAa !,
El sr. .VICE-PRESIDENTE (Lastres): III
sefor ministro de Ultramar tiene Ia pslabra
El senior miniptro de ULTRAMAR (Bece'
rrs): Son pocas las que teDgo que contestar pa
ra deiar satisfecho al senior Martin Sanchez.
Tiene raz6n 8. s.: claro esta que el proble'
ma monetario no Sc resuelve sin gastsr mucho
Afortunadamente el presupuesto de Puerto-R Rico
viene estando constautemente tan desahogado,
que ben pnede esperarse la inclusion de los gas
tos que ESQ puede ocasionar. Los presupueStos
de Puerto-Rico son fasiles de hacer; pero sabe
8. s. que anteH de formarlos el ministeriO De
Ultramar tienen que venir informados por Ia In
tendencia por el gobernador general de aquella
isls. Puedo, sin embargo, ofrecer 3. 8. que
tardsrdn POGO en- venir Ia Camara.
Els cuanto puado decir 8. s., y me alegra.
re que quede satisfecho con mi contestsci6n.