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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

Anuncia El Pats que ha llegado
{ ias HabAna, para establecerse
ALI. sel DR. d. PGntale6n Julian
Va'd@s, M9dico de Las Facultade.
de Barcelona y Madrid, y el cual,
'egdu ell mismo colega, eS el pr
nero de IL raza de co,or que en-
'quelIa su ciudad natal vaEa ejer
:er Ia profe,i6n medics.
L. Junta DlrectivA de Union
Constitutional, deIpues de haber
:ambiado impEesiones acerca de
gran bsnquete Ge Tac6p, que
ANITA polvareda ha armada entrs
.utonomistas , reformistas. acor-
i6, q moci6n del Vocal Sr Trillo,
publican en- un tolleto los discurso,
pronunciados en- aquella memo
rable fiesta de confraternidad po-
itica.
TAmhien acord6 Ia Directivs
Constitutional que % hiciese car
90 de Ia primera Vicepresiden-
ciA de Ia misma el ilustre Sr Mar.
queS de Pinar del Rio, una de La
mas honorables f. iguras del Par
tIdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23
'TEATRO.

Por primsrA vez. On a prssen.
70 temporada de opera, cant6se
Antsanoche en- el Coliseo de ests
Capital esa delicadisima partitura
ie Donizetti que tieue por tftulo
Lwcta de LammsrmOor, cuya ac.
:l6n % un idilio de amor immense
que concluye tragicamente, y GU
"a mdsica paEece eScrita con arru
lloS = ousplroD.
Esta audici6n de LaScsa, con
haber Sido, ciertamente, acceptable
IN 6 nera, pudo no obstante BE-,
Der rayado q ma ZOE altura. Com
Irendimos sin esfuerzo que la eje
:uci6n el mates de LWcsG adobe
:fa de fAIta del suiciente enaayo.
AdemaS, el tenor reveIaba can :
'ancio. IY como no habia de sen
iirse faugaGo'el excelente artists
despu@S de cuatro inmediAtas !,
sucesivas representAciones de La
AtrScana?
Con todo, recordamos con gus
20 ei apasionado due de Eagardt
: LzctG (Sotorra y Srta Curie-
'es) del primer acto; el de Lxctc
IL AsthOaa Ventura) del segundo
81 rond6 de Ia locura { (sefiorlt.
CGrieses) y el popularisimo ARA
final de Ia opera, On que Sotorr'
iespleg6 todos Ios recursos de .,
'oz y de su huena escuela de can
10. No olvidAmos tampoco 9
nermoso concertante del Gegund'
.cto, n1mero siempre dido col
1elicia por todos aquelIos par,
Iulenes la msssSice no es N'a ya1idO
el cuaI, segdn cuenta algdn1bio
Srafo de Donizetti, escribi6iest
On un cafe de Milan, sobre {
oianco m&rmol de una mesa.
Va hemos dicho. y repetimO
.hora, para concluir, que IL eje
'Oci6D, anteanoche. de LWcta fu
n general acceptable. aunque pu'
10 ser msJor, como 70 ser6 no,
:uevss nos atrevemoS d aseguEal
10.
Los coros. regulares; Ia orque.
"a, ajustadA.
La concurreneia, numsrosa
salante CON los artistas, para 10
'uales tuvo frecuenses , entu
'iastaI aplausOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23
JUS7AS RECOMPENIS.

Ssgdo nos informa Ia prsnIa
de 10 Peninsula, van q ssr recon
pensados por la muni6 cencia So
oerana los penados que en- los re-
:ientes sucesos de Melilla tan bra
vamente GO portaron defendien1o
Ia banderA y el honor de Ia Pa
tria.0
Ell ssfior. Ministro de GrAcia y
Justicia, por 10 que vemos en-
nueStros cAnjss madrllefios, debe
haber "a dirigido un recor6atoriO
4 los PresidenteS de discriminate
AudienciAs, reclamAndo los dato
que 90 le tienen pedidoS en- Ios
expedisntes d. induIto de los PEI
nAdoS que mas 90 disIiuguieron
en- los hechos de armas de Meli1
tla contra los NOR %.
ola propuestA que vino de Ms-
lila cen el informe favorable del
jete de squsi penal, dice un cole.
e, altalza 4 cuNenta corriger.
dos.
La extension de cada indultc
hAbr& de- vsriar, segdn Ia impol.
tancia de los servi"io'.
AlguaoJ los b N prsetado tan
exceltnteS, que Ia gracia aabrd
de ser del reSto de la pena QUE
suften.
A otros se les rebAJAr&n consi.
derAblemen4e las condemns.
CnAndo esten On Madrid los ia.
formes de tudas lac Audiencia,,
eemitir& 81 senior Capdsp6n el ex-
pedisnte al COnIejo 1e Estado
para que este alto Cuerpo 10 in.
forme con urgenCia, y luego re-
caera acuerdo definitivo en- Con.
Gejo de Ministros".
lBien, bisn ss han ganado la
recompenaas que van 4 conceder.
seIes log penadOs que 60 MsIiIis
tan denodAdamsnte se hatieron !
derrAmsrou au sAugre por IL dig
nidad de EspanAI
I lBien. bisn hace 81 Gobiernt
dIsponiendose 4 premiar Loo ms
recimientOs de aqueIlos desgracia.
dos que, 81 en- un momento d,
vertigo 8 de locura OIvidaron su'
Ieberes seciales y delinquieron
atrayendo sObre aus cabszas e
;astigo de Ia ley, han demostradf
On cambio que la Regeneration
moral no es una paisbra vAua, 81
40 una gran vsrdad, y que aIber
gan en- sus pechos el s&nto amor
de Ia patris, capaz de todos los ga
riff sios y de todas Las abnegacio
ues del hsEoismo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23


Cias, Sc VeriAcarA Oonsejo de Mi
nistros, y es probable que en- este
UoDsejo quede planteada 10 cri-
sis.
Madrid, 8.-Los romeristas si.
guen gestionando ell ingreso de loa
representatives antiIlan0s en- el par
lido canovista.
Dicen de Londres que jamas se
habia c0tizado la plata en- barrss.
en- aquel merCado, & un precio tan
balo COMO el que sc cotiza hoy.
Madrid, 8.-Los anarquistas de
Barcelona intentsn celebrar uns
fiesta tdnebre en- obsequio de Val.
lant.-
Dlcen deParfs que en- la tumbs
de Valiant han aparecido muChai
d'res y Coronss depositadas alIi POI
manos desConocidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23
VARIEDADES.
ma AZAGA N. !.

He aq1l como describe un esCrl-
tor frances 8 esa CIudad de Marrue-
COS, oonde ne deseqbarcadO la
GmDalada espahola, pfesidida por
el 5eneral Martinez Oampos:
MGsGg6n, On ARABIC Ohedt0a q la
nueya, es una poblaCi6n de 6,0OO.4
I7,OOO habitantes. No tiene 81, as
pecto pintoresco de TAnRer, nj 81
sello dpico oriental que caracteEl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23


Habitan en- MarrueCOs unOs 5000
iudfos, en- un barrio aisIado, llama
do Mel-lah, y pr6xim0 4 Ia Kasb6.
Poseen unas 20 sinag0gas = algu-
mas casas de. buenas cOndiciones
pero Sc distingue este distFitO poE
81 mayor suciedad Y abandOnO.
AL rebasar un israelita la puerta
del Mel-lah, para tEasladarse ( la
Kasb6 8 Medina, tiene que Gescal-
saEse = apsarse, 81 va montad0,
|sufriendo de continue las mas irrl.
tantes vejaciones. CGbren su Ca.
besa con un pafiuelo azuI sujeto q
Ia barba, = han de llevar el manto,
8 Capa, con la abertura hacIa eli
costado, para que no se confanda1
con 81 suGam de los mahometa.
nos.
Nsta es la capital del Moghreb.
descrita muy ala ligera.
De la EpooaJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

economical suffe, como todos, Io'
quebrantos de una moneda deprF-
ciAda. en- materia polftica tiene 70
Andado todo 81 canine, y hechc
su CAME, no por plata, sino por
moneda de orc pGciOnGl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23
LLEGADA.

Ea ell vapor.ccsreo de Is PEI
nfosuIa entrado aver en- puerto
i!eg6 el nuevo Gobernador del
Banco 'Espanol do Puerto~Rico
Sr D. Lula Garcia Alfonso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

A quIen damoS nuestro atsnto
sAludO de bienvenlds, deseandole
fsliz eHtancia entr noSotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

S.IMS. So, 1 SOIsIUO uei 0lneEO), Q I0sOfO
uo1 1Mpos.v'
VeESa u9L paihclO se nalla e meg.
SuiC1 DhEl.Mss aQoh0e ee dsElgo 81
oulCa1 tooos ZOE ylernes para la
oEaClon Gel medic Ola. AdemaS de
esGa mezquitas exleten en- 10 kasDA
oGEas 0Os : g Qe AlmanEOE y la de
M1Iey Djezid La tOrre de esta
ustlma eaea cuarteada-l0 estaba,
81 menos, naco p0C0s an0s-a caus
SO, segun los lndigenas, De ana ex-
plOslon oe IN DaErll de p0lv0ra que
los renegad0s naDlan colocadO en-
81 interior DC la mezquita con 81
poco numanltaElo pEop6sito de ver
voiaE . .. "a: 81 y = t0da so lmPo-
slal CoIIe. mlentras practlcaDan loS
seAOs 0e 81 IeAgion.
La ciudads 8 Medina, es una de
las parties mas deliciosas de esta
'nerlhana resldencia. Forma nm
conlunt0 dc casas, genefalmente de
pealma rucCi6n, y 1ardlnes muy
poDlados, perO sin fiores; Hene es-
paclosAs plazass ahn cuando suciass
sus calies son estrechas, sin duda
para qle 9 contEaage sea mayor:
SaCloo es que en- las R0Dlaclones
~. MOsLGD u las calles tienen
a.s, as4o ~ .; ). nulnsLOs ~ Uasas, PeIU
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

Un corresponsal barcelones d.
E Liberal de Madrid ha trans
nitido al mismo los siguiente'
datos biogr&ficos del criminal qua
Atent6 recientemente contra 10 vi
do del Gobernador Sr Larrocs,
birisndole con ,,arma de fuego en-
ell rostro+ Por los datos On cues
ti6n 90 ve q Ia ..legua que el Mu.
roll ea un pajar0 de cuenta POI
todos conceptog.
Dice asf el eorreSponaal de e
Liberal:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23
DE CUBA
Segdn Vemos ca uusatros ma
recientes caDjss de la Aotilla her
mana, todo aquel torbelliuo de

reclentes caDjes de la Antilla her
mana, todo squel torbellino dc
"idas y venidas,
vueltas y revueltas,"
denunCias, seCuestros
2 otras ntOnMdsnOiGs,
que provocaron en- 81 primer ins'
;ante los discursos del gran B ap.
quete de Tac6p, ibs "a convir'
iendosr, 8 pcco mtno;, Tranquil
amsnte, sin vio!encis, ca 10 quG
9 llama en- buea castellauo oguc
de cerrojas, 8 GeA en- un total pa
recido 4 cero.
COss may l6gica J con,iguien'
10.
Hubo quienes tuvieron marca =
i1Simo empe1io en- exagerar )
tergiysr@ar q. ~ guSIo los discur.
aoaen question, de tai manera, que
oi Gus mismos autoreO los como
s1Ap; y es clAro: sucedia q iiti.
ma hora 10 que "a hemos indics-
10, 8 sea, que tAnto y taato ruido
:AusAdo por Iou famoso0 discursos
tba convirti@ndoSe en- aqua de
cerrajAs.
Los orAdores EeguiAD, 4 Dios
gracias. tan baenos y sanos CO.
mo antes del memorable Ban.
quote.
Asi tsnia qas ser.
Lo celebra mos. COO toda el a.
ma, por mas que { sigunos b .ya
cal vez .pesado.
Duranse ell reciente Carnival
:ometieronSe en- Ia HAbana varioG
homicidioa entire individuoa de
Oe'imos antecedentes tenidos por
HGaigoS.
Parece ser que eats otra plags,
que lego q creerse extinguids,
graciss d 10 muchO que 90 Ia per.
'iguiera en determine das y NO re-
motas circUstancias, vuslve shora
sn Ia Hahana q mAnifestarue con
todos sus abominables aspeCtos.
desordsnes ? dslitos, para horror
de aquela socie lad.
DobIe desgrscia para Ia hernia
aa AnsilIa:
En- los campos, el rtcrudeci-
miento del bandoIerismo..
En- las ciudades, ell dc los II dai
gOs.
Segdu vemOs en- Ia prensA ha
oenera, 90 hA hecho cargo de IL
direction del peri6dico La Uni6n
Constitutional 6rgane del parti.
do del miGmo nombre, eI ex-Di-
putado & COrts', elOcuente orador
8 importante hombre ptblico Sr
D. Antonio Gonz&lez Lopez.
FL Cual eucede al Sr EIices
Monies, que, como 90 Gabido, di.
rigid anses ell citado colega.
Deeee mod al Sr Gonz&lez T T.Xnez
grAndes exitos y triunfoa en- lueha
con los dos hsndos que hoy com.
bsten encarnizadamente q 10 bent .
inertia Co'eesividad ConstiIucio.-
nal. =
e. uno, antique sdSeraario. i
'EI otrc, de 10. vfSPera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

Han fallecido: en- Madrid, do6a
Saturnina Oanaleta, esposa del rico
Oanquero d. Jaims GirOna d. FL
OmenO Cuevas, Oapellan de honor
de s. NJ, y Ell NotariO d. Jose
Gonzalo de las Ossas, tesoEero de
la Association de Escritorcs Y Ar.
tistas en- Ear NJ, doha Isabel
Campbell, duquesa viuda de Alls-
ga; en- Valencia, a Ia edad de SO
amos, el deCano de los Generates,
5eniente general D. Manuel Lassa.
Ia; en- Sevilla, el senador vltallCio
D. Francisco OarO = Oardenas en-
Palencia, el Diputado 4. O6rtes D.
Demetrio B teg6p y &c ha suici'
dado en- BadsjoE 81 que fo@ diEec-
tor del peri6dico La Region Eetre-
MeilN ..'
r. P. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

!Que dire de pOlitiOa, 81 hemOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-23

En- el vapor que lleva esta revis.
ia debe embarCarse en- Oadi1 el Co.
nor Garcia AlonsO, nuevo Gober-
nador del BRnc0 de esa Isla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
Senators rs Spectators.


IL u consistent with sound public
policy that members VI either house Of
Congtess be deemed, during their term
OF uiilce, FREQ 10 ueal In stocks and
bonus the value OF which IL liable to be
Increased AZ n direct consequence Of
Congressional lcgislauou2 1 have
never nj any tins believed that it waa
consistent with good policy or good
morals. The question, however, hal
never pressed ltsolf specially upon my
attention until the occasion VI the De-.
bate In the Senate during the extraUt.
binary session Of 1898 on the bill 10
repeal the silver purchase clause VI the
Sherman law. The point wus then
raised by one VI tho senators from Ne.
vada, who offered "a resolution looking
20 the appointment OF committee 20
inquire whether any senator was tue
owner Of stock In any national
bank. The purpose OF the rtsD-
luton mauiirilly was 81 discover
whether senators who might yuto Tor
the repeal had "A direct personal iu.
tertst Ia such repeal-an Interest utuuI.
er than that or the general republic.
This Interest," u VITA EssumeI, would l
iach by reason Oh. tho fact that sn0u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

he government cease the issuance Of
.fensury notes the function " suuplls
ug money 90 the people OF the Uuitel
states would, Do an iuCr8asiuR meltutst
iavolvs ON the national bnntHi anu
would be a source Oi greater pr1u. hc-
cfuing TO them by reason OF the pas
tuge the proposed measure o. repeal
ihe silver purchnao cIuuHc. hany Oh.
tue senators did not lc.u tlo rcs1lu-
ION quite gormauu 90 thu SUBJECT ul-
der consideration. Whatever opinion
may be- entertained with reference o.
that point, there Cauhs no doubt that thf
general question involved is uue that
mast sooner or later receive tue tufi'
Gus attention UIthrr % Congress itsDli
pr Of the people. During thu dl'cussiuu
upon that resolution 10 was broadly ns'
arflcd iu th, 55uate tuat u member 20
either House Hr CIuxrusf hal uu uus
iutttiuuahir firhi--muThl us VOL HF
irgnl-tO be- prruuiauly Interested ll
at1ck aud bond who're value might Do.
dependent uUUu bis OH ll nUiIUH,
The scope OF tue condition. may Do.
gathered tom remark male l1 one
Ifthr senators from New iufa ''7eI'
tiors havea ught,o sa.d hr, "I' iuUy
ire fortunate enough o. boz nUIH Iu DO 90
o. hold stock in national banks or state
uuutH,ur many other Institutions. IHcy
have a right % be- Interested iu mate
irfs Of iinHncu, directly lr inuifrcuyi
anu any v3tc whiCh tnuy may give iu'
directly upon this tuUrc, namely
with references 20 rrrui public mHbs.
urcs, will not bB 10 cited by Hn pee.
unisry Interest they may have"
c0niesa that thu. language was n rui.
prise 10 me. w Go that moment /
bad not conceived % possible that auy
one would be- bold enough 90 Justify
The hUlii1F, 10y members u' either
house, " riur.B nud bonus wh0.r
value might no Increased by tnrr
own vDtts.-frgm "IiDU 10 iuryy
Lsgisi4hOq," Nv SsuuiYr HuHom Iu,.
cont dicn, ~ Atbraika ~ North Am,r.
icaH H.ri0W f.r dugtst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts. or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayner lie has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

vZ--HEY BUILD UP UTAH and entitled to the ,,r,.
( the people. BY dealing with the merchants give pr
10 the sale Home Made goods you the Homo
cause help to give employment tc worthy peonl.. y
M % Keep money which eirculates midst ana you
professi,
ny - d every dollar expended Tor Utah goods r, Keep
us labo dollar more
s elsewhere means employment for somebody yibg manu-
generally not with u.s. Charity
Tbis IL time both common sense and patriotism.
o anything be look
lie, before maxi purchase; "'g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
a Now euro for Rhouma,..u,.

Joseph V. Dory, OF Warsaw. H., was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number OF different remedies, but says
none OF them seemed to do him any
good; but finally he 60. hold OF one
that speedily curod him. he was much
pleased with it, and felt sure that others
similarly afflicted would like to know
what the remedy was that cured him.
Ho states for the benefit of the public
that it 10 called Chamberlain's Pain
balm. For sale by Chas. r. Goo.Ge,
VIII W. Irwin, Chris. 2. Schnepf, Chas.
Menkemeller, VIM. L. Williams, S. L.
Brice, A. L. Scheelc. Will MenEemel-
.ler, John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, and i. +. Peabody & Son,
BenTood. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
ATTAIN ,ynEollEp
ny uhhhowh Robbers aud Several Persons
inJnred-A Brakeman Shot by tho VII.

Dy Unknown Robbers mud Several persons
lnJnrcd-A brakeman Shot by tho VII
lhIns. NIa
lloUSToN, Texas, Fob. 0.--'rraln wreck.
crs removed tho rails and ilghpla.es on
tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad,
ncar hcrc last night. A passenger train
on reaching the spot was deralled and
several persons injured. Tho official
report received by vice president md
general manager Thomas Y. Purdy from
Conductor q. II. Turner, OF tho train
wrecked, Is ms follows: q
Tho train was No. 8, south bound,
and was made up OF two chair cars, a
sleeper, smoker aud q baggage and
matl car. Tho wreck occurred at $40
last evening. Tho fish plates had been
removed from the rails and spiEUa
drawn ut point near tho Houston
Heights bridge. As tho trim reached
the rails which had boon loosened, tho
engine jumped tho track, followed by
tho mall and baggage cars and two
coaches. The engine rolled down tho
cmbankmont, which Is twenty-five ieot
high at that point, and landed undor
tho building Tho cars reuched tho
ditch upside down. Passengers In tho
sleeper which was left on tho track set
about roHcuing those imprisoned in tho
overturned cars. After nll had been OK.
trica,ed, 1t was found that Mrs. r. Z,
Snydor was slightly injured, being
bruised and having minor cuts. ]. A.
Carter, baggage master, Lou Norris
tho mail agent, and Express Messenger
Hatton were nil seriously, possibly NOR.
tally, wounded. The report docs not
give tho nature OF thoir injurieS.
Tho report further states that shortly
after tho wreck Brakeman James Elliott
was sont back 10 flag n following freight.
lie had not proceeded farther than 100
yards when volley Of revolver, or
perhaps rifle, shots woro poured upon
him Mt short range from ambush, two
bullets taking eject one in the neck
and another In his right log. his con-
dition Is very critical. A wreck train
reached tho scene about 10 o'clock, and
tho passengers and injured were taken
to Houston. The Missouri, Kansas &
Texas officials hero are ut loss to un-
dcrstand who tho wreckors can be, nor
can they surmise tho object of the
wreck. Robbery was probably the
motive, however. The road officials
have taken stops to capture, If possible,
the men committing tho deed, but will
do so through their own detectives and
will offer no reward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
NOT A NEW BILL,
But tho Same One, With Sugar, Iron and
Coal on the Dptiabie List.

But tho Same Ono, With Sugar, Iron and
Coal on the ,Du.iabie List.
+ WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Members Of
the house 'Eho have been most active
in tariff legislation have learned with
de6niteness rs to tho purpose OF sena.
tor Voorhees, and the committee on
finance on tho Wilson bill. They say
that Mr.. Voorhees, intends to report the
bill back to the senate on next Thurs.
day. Tho few days intervening will OF
course give no time for constructing tho
bill, nor is there any purpose on the
part OF Mr.. Voorhees, to accomplish any
such reconstruction. On the contrary,
no has stated positively that the bill
will be reported back to tho senate in
substantially the same form as it passed
the house. There will BIO tho excep-
ton, however, that sugar, iron and coal
will DO put back on the dutiable list.
The other changes will DO comparative.
ly immaterial. 1ho purpose OF Mr..
Voorhees, rs thus made known to the
friends OF tho bill puts an end to tho 70.
ports that plan was on foot to con.
struct au entirely new bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
ASSASSINATION PLOT
Against tho Lilo OF the Prcoldont
Of Brazil Discovered.
THE C0NSPIRATORS ARE ALL SHOT.
AHumbrr of Them Wore nigh Gov.
crnmunt onloials--Tho Develop
ments Brighten Pcixo,o Into Sign.
ing a Dcoroo Calling n Federal Elcc.
tion on tho First OF Maroh-start.
ling News From tho Seat OF War.

BuENos AYREs, Fob. 0.-Most ponsa-
tlonal nova has boon received hero from
Rio Do Janeiro md It Is believed at
least to have some foundation In fact.
According to dispatches received hcro
the decision OF President Peixoto to Is
sue decree calling for a presidential
election MS vol for m election for NOM
bers OF Congress on March /, was only
reached aitor tho president had boon
badly frightened by the discovery OF a
plot to murder him. N
There arc several versions OF tho af.
fair, md as they arc contradictory 1t
seems sufficient to soy that tho plot up.
pears to have been widespread and TO
pooplo, including several officers among
tho conspirators. SO soon as tho plot
against tho lie OF President Peixoto
was discovered tho police worc in.
structed to arrest tho ring leaders,
which was promptly done.
Tho trial Of tho conspirators Is said
10 have followed closely upon thoir mr..
rest and there being In tho opinion OF
the court martial no doubt that they
were guilty, they were sentenced TO
death. Tho next morning, according to
the dispatches received here, the per.
sons convicted OF having plotted to take
the life OF President Peixoto were taken
to an unfreeuentcd spot outside tho
line of Notifications and wore shot,
while kneellng at the foot Of the freshly
dug graves which were prepared to re.
ceiye their bodies.
After the fatal volley, tho bodies OF
tho conspirators were hastily placed in
the graves by the soldicra composing
the firing party. the earth was shoveled
upon them and the soldiers were eau.
toned not to say word about the affair
under the threat OF being shot II they
did so.
The discovery OF the plot against
President Peixoto's life, the arrest of
the conspirators, the court martial and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
THE LATEST CRANK FREAK.
A Crazy Woman Attempts to Shoot Two
Clerks in Newspaper Oflce.

A Crazy Woman Attempts to Shoot Two
Clerks in a Newspaper oGlcc.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-The crank's latest
advertisement in this city took new
and dangerous form this noon, when M
attcmp: was made by wild-eyed an.
archistic French woman to shoot two OF
the counting room force OF the Post Dts-
patch. Clerk Adolph Smith, standing
Mt tho receiving counter, was first and
all unawares attacked by the
woman, who attempted to use pistol
upon him, but was unable to get it clear
OF her skirts to fire. She then, as
Smith lodged below the counter, turned
upon W. Z. Winter, another clerk, and
snapped her weapon twice, but the
cartridges failed to explode. Before shc
could make another attempt Winter
leaped over the counter, and Wrestling
the pistol from her, gave her into police
custody.
At headquarters she gave her name rs
Mrs. T. a. Pierrot. Her reasons when
asked were but incohersnt mum blings
about insults. She Is now under bolt
and bar. Her husband is engaged in
tho printing business.