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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-04

Moved by Alderman Blakley that the
report OF the Committee be accepted, and
for said committee TO draft a contract
and submit IL to the Water Co. and then
present the same to the Council for their
consideration. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
Shield & Bro,
April 10, 1891.
CRAY. BIAl.[55III

will be at Drummondtown, April
18th and l4th, 1894. and every
Friday and Saturday two weeks
from that date.
TERMs:-To insure q mare in
foal the fee has been reduced to
S25 for the next two months
from date. | want to make q
short season and handle him on
the track.
Those wishing his services
will please notify me by mail
and | will make arrangements
to meet them. Respectfully,
L. T. Parker,
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Thos. w. Russell, p. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
Entered at the PostofIice at Accomac
@. H, Va, as second-class matter.
Capt. A. ]. Reed is no longer the

Capt. A. J. Reed is no longer the
commander of the oyster police
schooner Tangier, to the surprise, re-
greet and Indignation of many of the
citizens of Accomac. He has been
retired by the Board of the Chesa-
peake and its Tributaries, it seems,
upon charges of citizens of Tangiel
Island merely, and in utter disregard
of the wishes of all the other people
of the county. He has been dis
missed from the service, it seems,
without the formality of an investi-
CATION even, if the statement of the
Richmond Times, THAT the Govern
or says, that no action had been
taken in regard TO the charges pre-
ferred against Captain Reed" can be
accepted as correct. y gallant OIL.
Ger, endorsed by the officials of the
county because of his efficiency, APP
proved of by the people, because of
his vigilance, is thus summarily dis
posed of, why? The answer in our
opinion can be found, in the fact,
that the Board was either ignorant
of the duties imposed upon them, or
careless in the performance of them
and whatever the reason that ac-
tuated them cannot rid themselves
Of the stupidity, by which they ar
rived at their conclusions. To listen
to about 200 oystermen on the Island
rather than about 1000 on the main
land, to accept the unsupported
statements of citizens of Tangier
against Capt. Reed rather than of
the courts under whose surveillance
he was constantly, to appoint as Il
police officer man entirely unknown
to them. rather than one who like
Capt Reed had been tried and found
to be one of the best police officers
the State has ever had and TO depoSe
him without investigation, shows ig.
norance, carelessneSS and stupidity
on the part of the Board, which calls
for the indignant protests of the citi-
zens of Accomac. Reed was not in
vestigated, and charges therefore not
sustained, but the Board deserves TO
be, which has so stolidly performed
its duties, as it seems to have done
in the matter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28

The decision of the Supreme Court
of the United States in reference to
Pocomoke Sound has been an
nounced and sustains the claim OF
Virginia on every material point al
issue. That citizens of Maryland
have no right to take oysters in the
Virginia portion of the sound has
been settled finally and forever,
and our neighbors across the border
who cannot do without our oysters
in the future, if law abiding citizens,
must either buy them, or if they wish
to catch them must cast their lot with
us. No treaty can ever be negotiated
between the two States as the Balti
more Sun suggests, granting the
privilege to them. Virginia has al
ready been bereft of too much of hel
territory and privileges for such a
proposition to be entertained for one
moment and any suggestion to the
contrary is prejudicial to the good
understanding and friendly relations
which ought to exist between the
States. Between Maryland and Vir-
ginia there ought to be peace and
the good citizens of the former bow
ing to the decision of the highest
tribunal in the land, will do all il
their power to preserve it, whatever
their regrets and disappointments in
the matter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28

A paper not intended for publica'
ton, headed uniform annual re-
lease" now being quietly circulated
for the signatures of our farmers, by
officials of New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad Co., appears in
this issue of the ENTERPRISE. No
one, however cursorily he may read
the paper, will arrive at the conclu-
sion, we believe, that the railroad
company is asking them to relin-
quish rights, with view to advance
the interests of the shippers. There
seems to be but one inference on the
other hand, that any release which
secretly they are thus asked to exc
cute, will place them more in the
power of and under subsection tothe
railroad company than they now are.
Even bearing gifts to them,so entire
ly does this company and do most
corporations of that character, seek
to promote their own interests, rather
than that of the people, we believe
it would be our duty to say TO them,
beware, but when as in this instance
they are asked to surrender so much
for so little, we should be false tc
them, if we did not caution them
against taking a step, which the
railroad authorities by their meth
DDS seem to suggest would be false
one. This release cannot be III the
interest of our farmers when the
railroad authorities, by their act:
show, that it cannot bear the light Of
inspection and criticism. Caution al
least is necessary on the part of ou
shippers. Paying as they now do, {
hundred thousand dollars or more
annually for shipping their produce
to markets than do farmers for like
shipments, twice as remote from
northern markets as we are, caution
is not only necessary, but a failure
on the part of our shippers to exer
else it would be stupid beyond oul
comprehension.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
For Sale.

No. 1 Timothy Hay $l5 to S1S
per ton any quantity, Meal,
Bran and other cheap Mill
Feed.
Hot Bed Sash, Bricks, Lime and
Hair, Laths and Shingles,
Stove Coal, Bone and Fish Fer
tilizers all kept on hand.
Galvanized Barb Wire Fence at
factory price.
200, 900 Michels Early and Hoff-
man Strawberry Plants at 81
per NJ.
All kinds of Lumber furnished
for dwellings and other pur-
poses upon short notice all at
fair prices.
Carriages and Road Carts.
Those wanting corn on cob and
shelled, also Shingles, call
May 9TH.
H. II. WHITE
Bloomtown, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
Unclaimed letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postof1ice at Accomac G. H., Va,
April 23rd, 1894.
Eles Davis, W. R. Drummond, Miss
Annie Mapp, ~, Mrs. Harriet Petit,
Mr.. Reid, Cooney G. Rich, Mis- Mag.
gle Sample, George T. Satchel. Miss
Lucy Savage, Miss Mary White,
Sarah A. White.
WIN. P. BELL. P. NJ.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28

The whole duty of the Democratic
majority in the .. S. Senate on the
tariff question was summed up by
Senator Mills in q late speech as fol
lows: "There is a duty deyolving on
this body. 1t cannot be excused
We must pass this bill. Make it as
good as we can, but we must pass it,
We must not only pass it, but we
must stop this business of continually
talking about it, and pass it,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
ZIG E. Pratt St., Baltimore, Md
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
By FRANCIS H. DRYDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
Pocomoke CITY, Md.

No. lis farm known as wood
Stock about miles from Princess
Anne, Md, one mile from Kings
Creek, on the n. Y. p. & N. R. R.,
contains 254 acres, about arabic and
now in successful cultivation, is near
ly surrounded by a creek, wharf on
the premises There are on it two
dwellings and two barns, so located
that the farm may be easily and con-
veniently divided into two distinct
places. The older dwelling has 6
rooms and is in moderate condition.
The new dwelling has about the same
number Of rooms and cellar, and both
it and barn have slate roof. The
soil is first class, red clay, high and
level, not u ditch on it, or the need
of one. There is a large orchard of
fruit trees, apple, peach and pears,
all in good bearing condition. This
farm has on it some good pine timber,
with an abundance of woods manure
which has never been disturbed. I
mile from school, convenient to
churches, is offered for sale to close
the estate of the late Judge Irving,
who at the time of his death, held a
mortgage on these premises for
So, 900. AS the estate must be closed
at once, it can now be bought for
$4,000, cash, or all cash, at option
of purchaser This is genuine bar
gain.
No. 2-1s Somerset county farm
of 100 acres, about one half of which
is cleared land and is fair state of
cultivation, land is high and medium,
about 50 acres is pine woodland with
any quantity of woods manure.
Dwelling has rooms newly plastered
and painted inside, lawn and yard
we'll enclosed with new railing. This
farm is miles from Pocomoke City,
p miles from railroad depot and
steam boat wharf, Il miles from
churches and school, sin a thicllly
settled neighborhood. Price $S50,00,
cash balance in yearly payments,
must be sold quick.
No. SIS in Somerset county. 5
miles from Pocomoke City, has 80
acres, 50 acres is high level land in
successful cultivation, Is acres in pine
woodland. Dwelling has rooms,
and is comparatively new. This farm
is beautifully situated on county
road, convenient to churches and
schools, with plenty of good fruit.
This is first-class truck farm. Price
5000, $500 cash, balance on long time
I also have for sale 225 other farms
suited for all purposes. Send for
descriptive price list to
T. H. DRYDEN,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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So4 dap. zHpu1 rs, 1894,
<. t. C!och, P. H.,

lots Nos. SO and "a, having a frontage
of so feet on Dunno avenue and 100
feet on Cooke street.
Deed for said lots will be executed
WITHOUT RESTRICTION as to regu'
larly licensed hotel, to cost not less
than $4,000.
Terms made known at sale.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
L. NJ. Smith. j. w. ABIDE
SMITH L /, ABDEIb.
Under akers,
PUNG0TEAGUE, VA.

Keep a full supply of Caskets,
Trimmings, &c, on hand, and
are prepared to give all kind OF
funeral work prompt attention,
on short notice, at any point on
the Eastern Shore.
Will meet adj trains and steam
ers with hearse when requested.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28

William Henry DAVIS. ...........-... Pltll .
VS..
Alfred II. Davis ct als.............Defts.
In chancery.
Office of the Commissioner in
Chancery.
Accomack c.. H., Va, April 24, 1894.
TO William Henry Davis, Alfred II.
Davis. James w. Martin, Sarah E.
Martin, Johannes Byrd and Mary P.
his wife, Littleton Goodwin and Olivia,
his wife, Amanda B. Lewis. Thomas
G. Martin and John H. Wise, sheriff
of the said county, and as such ad.
ministrator of Micah Davis, deceased
You are hereby notified that in pur
suance of the decree entered in this
cause on the 18th day of April, 1894,
1 have appointed Wednesday, the
23rd day OF May, next, at my said
office to inquire.
list. Into the title of the parties
TO this suit to the real estate
mentioned and described in the plain.
tiff's bill and to report thereon.
end To take an account OF the
debts due by said decedent, and any
priorities existing among them if any
And it was further ordered that no.
tice of the time and place of taking
said account be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, a news
paper published at Accomack G. H.,
Va, and that such publication shall
be equivalent to personal service OF
such notice on the parties or any of
them.
Given under my hand as commits
sioner in chancery of the said court,
at my office, the day and year first
above written.
S. T. Ross.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
DECIDES The OYSTER CASE
IN OUR FAVOR.
MARYLAND HAS NO RIGHT IN
POCGMOKE.
The Courts of Virginia Had the RiGht
10 Try wharton for Fishing In the
sound. Judgment or Court
Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April %
The controversy between the States
of Maryland and Virginia over the
arrest ofresidentso ftheformer fortak-
inc oysters in the waters ofthe latter,
was decided in the United States SUI
p:eme Court today, Mr. Justice
Field announcing the opinion, which
sustained the contention of Virginia
on every material point of issue.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28
E-s Parker,
HOrntOWn. Va.
sscWG 1855.
Record 2.92G4 (in Il winning race.

Record 2.2G8 TN Il winning race.
Will stand at home Il miles
above Bridgetowu, Northanap-
ton county, Va, this season,
so. co to insure. SD 60 the co
son and $40 % for single service.
No groom fec. SignoU sired
Clifton record 2:27. LeGa, trial
in 2:2S and quarters 10 81 sec
onds in double harness, only a
very few of his colts have been
trained. Many Of them have
been sold at good prices for
buggy horses. Signet bred to
good mares should sire as much
speed us amy horse. he being as
game u race horse and Us well
bred as any in the State. HIS
race record has not been beaten
to a high wheel sulky by any
stallion in this State. Eye 5. s..s.=ss
BENZ. L. SCOTT.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-04-28

REGISTERED NO. 22391.

The trotting stallion, John W
Daniel, will make the spring
season as follows:
Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, April 3, 8 and 4, at my
house near Belle Haven, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April
5, 6 and 7, at Onancock. The
following week at Leemont, and
then will alternate each week
as above.
TERMs:-Insure $25; season
service SD, payable the last
time of the season the horse goes
around; S. single service, pay
able cash at time of service.
Shield & gro.,
Anril 10 1891.
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EI barrie do ID Marina

ri Eeho1 don Rissrde AloRso, comerciante
dc Il Haxina y Siadico dc este TX mo. Ayunta-
Aientn, nos tAvoTeo0 con Ia caEtR cue p1bIicamo,
continuation. Ella nos pYueba que oil Ayunta.
@isRtO = he ocup4do do Gtend0r Lar iUatRa Ye.
quO ae intoxmarkn e:n guato Dc los pAsos ore GO
e1ttn daRdo favor dc Gus aEpiyac1onoV. FAlta
ahcTA que ol a06or ATquit0eto nuRicipal, que nou
ocnGta aa active J tEabBjadOT, no prolonguo POI
demaslado tempo 81 cUmplimi0nto del ccmetidO
que se le coRHEi6 con 81 IN dc que Haiando do Ior
estwdiOs % sntT0 En- las Was Dc hsrho.
H6 aqHf II caIta Dc HafSreHcia:
Puerto Rico, Dicismbxs 20 de 1894.
SefoH DiEsetor de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Nay EeHor mfo: lin 81 pSyi6aico co17aGpon.
aiente 81 dfa de agar, 20 puslicA m axtsulo bajo
81 spigTafe nEl baTrIo dc IL M01ins," ell que g
ocNpR del nal eBtsdo en que % haian laH cnllsn
Dc dlcho inpOHtante barrie, y considsrfndoms
alHOide, pcH ouantc tingo 81 almac6n sn ID Mari
NJ y Il mismo tempo f0Emo parts do ID Corpora.
ei6A municipal, egtirao conv0nionte rectihsax 81
aludido altfsulo, in dc que u peYi6dico Conoz.
o. sepa qus 81 1xsmc. AYuutAmiento no tieno
olvidadu 81 sxpTaIodo bRlrip, pIu6bslo que der
d q MS dc Mayo Junio, { propHsstA DC N
Ocneejal accrd6 snes1gaT 81 gsnoR AYqUitactO
municipal, ID foTmacI6R del pyoyecto pHoaupuss.
to de lee ebxaH nase1aIias paxa aceEaa slcAnta1i.
LAS J adoquinada del tantRa veces nombKado be.
HKfo de la Marina. Eata o. IL fscha en- que o.
pEoIupueato y pYoyects No fK6 p1astntadc; ns
eontia z. aqA0l empl9adG 10 haxk pronto, onton.
0ov podrG 81 Ayuatanaianto pEccodor lo domfv.
G eda dc usted a1mo. amigo q. 8. 8
3. ALONHO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-21

80. ontTo lan qna hRtya en primer t&rmino ID
do loa neioras RoaoUy UompsAfA han tornado cor
caloH TN 6sil pxoyeot0. j dan pasos con toda &c
tividad para que 90 convieYtn On heeho la ma.
vcx hnnvadnd pc1ihIa. L0I EefnSjdcs ssM0Tou
RoBas OomPFAi., onoabsEsn u linta Dc aecioHis'
tan con 500 neoionsI, nos diosn que don Pedro
9Hau, do LalaU, @ sueosibe con cianko.
81 q 0oneycfo de esta Capitol y dc AKesibs
ccmpIeuas sua interoseu, auacxibix6 % Eaguida q
n6merO Dc accinnas neoeaaTiau para realism tar
imPoTtantiEimA obHa, IIamada sncauxar una pc
dsronAI eoERionto dc negosioa y poReYRos en 90.
musieaci6R dirocta, Tkpida J bs1ata con el int
xioR dc Il Isle. dOnda radisan las buenas hHca1
catsteYaa, y Gin pCdeTna explotAr ctres elamentol
a. Tiqusza per falta dc bueHas Was do comuniea
oi6n. Ju1gamOs adenks que il empHaSa YsaRltarl
productiva so1k pingaa negoOio diYscto para LEI
acCicn'Btas.
Fslicitamoa los iniCiado1eA del pEeyaate
y cor mNeno quito lsE brindAmeo nuoatvo d6bil
psro deliatoIeIado apgyo.
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VIA OABO HAITIANO

Dicismbrs Il Puerto Principe. -6a sRuar
dsn aquf hoy los savioG de guerra francesss "Du
qusSns," "Rolsnd" J "HuEISHd" ri Oon'ejo de
A5miRistr; ci6R do II OompRnia dol eaval dc
Suex he dispHsGto que lcS gsatos que 80 h0gau
sR Les fnRsrslen de Ar FSrdisand Legsspg Eea
ps gAdos poT 10 cempsnis. Dissn dc LendYes
q . ell pIimaT MisiGtro del Canada Sir john
ThompoR que 30 eRcoAtTaha On WiBdSoH PAR
prsstar jurs meEto mu1i6 IepeHtinsmSKts En- Loo
mcMeRtc que aIiAda IN uHch El mAtE'mo.
rio del pIis eipa de TEX con IL hiia del dGque
de WestMinsteE Ee cslsb16 aver.
lem, l5.-Sa asunciA II n ue5te dc XY Ma
cs seHsdor iAswoviblo y del pis tor Gigoux. 81
hablR de ID caAdidatura do Mr. ErnslIc Carnot
para dipEtaSo en- reemplszo de NJ G0RaaV La
Academia ha HuBpaHdido KuG EeGion0s On ssfial dc
dKslo pox Ia nusIte dc Mr. LeTsaps. Sc ecn61-
ma 81 sTrsStn de Mr. OsRivet director del c'ario
Paris" comRYcmotido "a el Bsnato dol jVeRo
sc cEGe Dor las paHqufsaa que @ aiguen que ha-
bra foaavie otYBH datas cisnsS. Este asunto can
- viva emecifa en- Paris. T0leg1sian Dc Roma
que ID salad 5el Pspa inEpira caidado: el "Bele
Tin k6dico" mss fiesta qus SG SaAtided nufKe IN
violento atAquo dc fsble catarIal.
PReEto Principe, ID. La oGcRadxa fHancoSa
lego aver & sGta OiRdad.
Paris, 1e.-El EmPerador de AlamaRia ha
sHviado m tslegEana dc Condolansia por Il
m10xts do ME BoYdeAu. IN Valeneia (EGpansl
ID pHlicia ha d0scubisHto ma veintsna de bon
bsa aiatema OHGiAL On telegEana dc Shanghai
anuHcia Ia conClali6n de IN axmistieio OntTs IL
Ohina el Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-21

uuba da 0ebsxnadcR General euanao 1abA q Pc
der d uuaox Osncvea ces Oasttllc.
Madrid, II Los dfFutndra tonomiBtes
pvaaidldo1 pcx Il aenns La bra b eisyon une visls
~ Al nahOs ESganta n mAs.fsaaAren ID neaehi-
dad ahaoguta inmed ata dc sas YefoTmna en y
uantido pKopuento poY d plan dc NauTa. 81 pre-
Uidoute del Ucnneio Len OoRttut6 que ol Miniatx
da UltxAmat ostk autorixldo pava busear unal
Bolnci6a CoHclliadarn- IN 81 OcnseiO do Miain
tEoRs u Hsiior AbarAnaa sxpNsc qus pronto rKa-
Hsntark xnal lfS1mula do cOnci iasi6n y qto rIccN-
xaxk ma tEannanci6n honIcIA. psro qns On q G.
90 dc que faoRao @ aas pIopoEeiono1, 90 Eekixaxk
del Gabinete. O16nlA que 81 3 nor AhaHAuxa
bRsca II Eoluei6n tXataRdo Dc daF 81 OcnG'j0 DE-
Administrator mayOrsn at1ibucionos adminissYe.
twas que loa que quisrsn daTso s ID dip1tac6n
6niee, cesAndo los actRa0s CnnrsieroB, que 10 Eon
natos en 50 caxsctsr de autoIidadea de Il is!a y
lcs Rombrados poS 81 Gabisrao de nansHa que
raunan maycBi1 las oleetivcl Dieasa qua ol -
nor Aha1xuER he manifaBtado II sen Naur'
que entk xsSRslto 8 apoysIlo n Il formula que
pYcponga m IL TasoYsHfs Osntgal dc Eupinss
% ha degCubiOxto IN dosfIlco do doyc onten nil
psaos. Fl Eoiox Otnoya1 del Castillo q conteH.
car 81 dipatado rapublicsno geHoT OsIvAjal, *
pis6 81 coHdEcta duranto q aoiaado Dc don
Amadeo. Dicsn de Colon que IL ciadad de sau.
ta Marta 90 ha vito inundada poE gEandaa olas
del maT, cAUUando muohas Victimas
Madrid, IL, Ea el Co1seio dc MiniatEos
ceebrado agar 0l ssnox AbAI1uxs man'tegt6 qus
10 hpbia loGRado ObtenGr In Conccrdia do tOdos
Los Hsprsaentaatss cubsnoS. -Dijo q Ainislxo que
lou diputados IsfoTmistas habian IeSibldo tsle.
gyamas de Cuba axp1snknSo % que mAntsngan
On "a programs Il DiputSci6n inGulsT. Fl Reaor
8agaata manif st6 qus 81 confa ~ una coRciha
ci6n, gTaciAs II COZ haVER que 0l Gobiexno tiene
depositada On 81 sefios AbAKKuxs, J tamhi6a 81 81
lsfoR Mauxa --Aanifest6 81 Bshor AbaEzuzA que
los dipntados autoHomistsB - hAllRn Tesueltsa
nadix que - diBcuta euanto aHtes 81 plan del se-
nor NaurA. So ha rsausto por 81 CoaSsio qus
% aplace ID diaCuEi6n hSstA que . lleYRa i
cOncilifci6R,
Habana, IA. 81 psxtido KsfoumiHta he Pc
dido al miniUt1o de UItKAwsr el Tolevn del Co
hernadoT Civil de SaHta Clara sanor Otero, per
soIPerhar que no opuso mSdldaI . 6rgicsG contEa
Loo alhorotca pHoRcvidoH pcH Los dsEsfh'it'n de
OisHfEsYos en- INA reuHi6n qas aqu6llss tsv eTcn.
Paris, Il. La baroness viuaa de Rcthschild
tSl'eri6 aver en- LoHdIaB.-NY. Oanivet. al diTec.
tar del psTi6diso "PAIfI'', ha sido rrasc acuaa
do do chAntRgs In prenGa rERa pide que u Ar
0Aia EeR EepsYAda del GobiGYno dc Turquia J
coustituida On IN te xitoTio aut6Homo bs1e Il
pYotScoi6n de las gTandea pCtencias.
Roma, IL. Los actualsG miniatIcs del Go
bisYno sparsceA complicsdoa IN los sGCfldaIcl
dltimoH del bsAco romsRo,
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CGRTl De MADRID
9 de DlciombTe do 1894.
81. Director dc Ia o. eRREsP3NDENCIA


ANA no ha tsHminado 81 debsts politico On
|0l OongEeso. no % Hahe cuaSdo toxminark Bl 60
hiaKno habia lido dando CuantR, ecMo Dios 10 daba
sHtsudoY, de las Ga1sas q. notivarcn IL tina
crisis de las Hs&onaa que ebonaA IL actuai cons.
tjtWsi6n del EabjRets. Ii cHAtoria isciaiva ,
chizpeants del EefoF Romero Roeledo habi1 con
seRuido maRtanOr 81 iMtsr6S del debgte duVants
muehoG diaG; ID intaIyeRci6n do lo9 xePTeBsAtaA-
tea cubaRos con DuB oPHGstsa teAdoncias di6 Ia
&c. fquollas IsEoHoa bs xIaseolas de que "a tie
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mfH todo aaHOllo fNS toItaa pan pintado On
compaTaci6n do 10 que en 81 OcBgvsEo ha sues
dido cana dc ID iDtsYvesci6u de los YspEblics.
nos ev 81 debate. JAmfs Ia pTosoRciado nueAtTc
paxlAU snto esesnag tsn emoCio1alos.
Toe6 81 ssnoY aAlner6n On tuHno eA 10 dis
euGi6n poitica, y llOnO dc indignAei6n coBtYa los
Tepublisanc1 possibilities quo han evol1eionado
hacia II msnaHqufS, hiEo blanco dc tedos sus ii.
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g6ASxo dc contiOndaV, no acoHt6 dsvolYa1 81 GO.
nor 6AlmeI6a lo6 tTomondca golpes que este le
aasstsbf. DsBesHdo sin duda el itfI dc los etn.
tTAliatas Kecur3YaR el oRmpo que ha peTdido eAtHe
Lar huaBkss republicans, foIE6 mueho IL meta &c.
Velucionaxia, trcMando do uva msne1a denuuada
contra las inItituoionss J contxa todos los pATti
dos moHkHqHicos No hay vieio nj d0lito que ol
uencr SalmoH6A 10 aehtquo Ion mcnAEauiCcs
nj yistud0u catoniaDaa d. que 6l no alaYde. 90.
mo mneBtTa de ID duxaEa de fTase del saiiox Sal.
mer6R puOd0 notaHuO 10 que diio 81 ssfioE Absr.
zHxR: mo % pHeds ToRdir hcmenajO al honor
cusndo oHtk sn plSito ID yiEt1d" III miniStYo do
Ultvamar pidi6 axplicaci6n do 0saa pAlabraG, 10
miSmo hizo 81 prsIidsBts do ID OGmara, neg6ss &
daIla 81 ssnOx 9almsr6n, y On 81 acto quod6
plantaada Dna question dc caEaet0x personal que,
gEsciau DicB, amigos de una y etfa parte, To-
gra1on AtajaH en- aun eomioB3oS.
BlGenox EagAIts, masatEo % eatas id0s, to.
mo admiyablnm0nte Il TevaReha dc les aeuaacl0.
neg cue q HaHoT SAImex6n halfa di1igido les
psrtidos mon6rquiees; on fEsnto dc la inconse-
susneia qao q s0heR 6alRsx6n xopFondiS sR ol
SAILOR AbaIEuaA y Sus amigos hizo neta1 la qUe eI
miumo ssior Salms16n conersHa euando pEopo.
Mn pRTa q tVcno de MspaAa IN painsips AZ Pox.
tNg.l ApEeveshando Lee Opinisnes emitidaBpo
81 safoF 6aIm0T6n on log asantog aAtillsneG, Ia.
blando de loB oualea die q1elns ooloniAa debon
OmaneipalSo, y que % m doboE De 4 mstr6poli
q p1oparar y favoTaSeK esA omaRaiPaei6n, eHIts:
v6 d sailor Gagasta Ii nstA patxi6tiea tAn atoFtu-
nedaments, qR0 Cbtuvo Uno de les mas 1uidosoE
EtEiunfos psname Dc sM laxga vida pcliNea,
I,oI dezke porauntj jOs repu ubllean6s que kablaxen
alSpa. eniaaxen mVaha de % t4aKasex @ aGhe
el.EQN o.aRlal ael paNs1 s|a Aeelaaaa n.