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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05
Eeceip,s and Disbursements.

WAsnIsGroS, oct'2.-The receipts OF
the government for the first three
months of the present fiscal year
amounted TO $40, arc, 4l4, and the dis
bursements sos, 459, 1920. leaving deficit
for the quarter of $40, O79. 7l0.
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day \ afternoon. says that Japaness
cruisers are sighted daily of that portl
IL Is added that the nature Of their
operations are unknown. But, coupled
with the fact that IL has already been
reported that the Japanese have effect
ed landing TO the northward of Chez
Foo, these movements are regarded as
significant and as tending to confirm
the story OF the japanese landing
The British squadron In Northern
Chinese waters is cruising in the gulf
Of Pc Chi ii.
An insurrection Is said 10 have
broken out in the province Of shang-
Tung. The result of The uprising or it,
nature are not known.
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presence Of mind she turned upon the
wretch, grabbed him by the collar and,
with the remark, II don't care n this
Is funeral; II viii have 20 wait for
me-" she boxed the thiefs ears vigor-
ously before a policeman came aud
took him away. Women are tender,
emotional creatures. but In emer.
gencies they rise superior even To fu.
narais
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Twenty-Eight Rounds.

DURASeo. Col, Oct. kid Baxter,
4 local fighter, and Ed Green, a colored
pugilist, formerly OF ST. Louis, fought
lere sunday afternoon. Baxter was
shocked out in the twenty'eighth
round.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

A swiSDLisa concern ~ LathroI.
Mo-, is advertising and selling lands
which belong 10 the United States, for
which bogus deeds are given, but the
government will not prosecute, since
It's rights are not affected by the bush
mesa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

Wages Must Come Down" say
the organs Of high taxes ana monopoly
in their biz gert type. II wages come
down now e way they went up after
the Mckinney bill was passed the
workingmen will not feel it much.-
Chicago uerI ii.
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Patrons ofHusbandry.

FosToRIA, o., Oct. 2.-The annual
state convention OF the Patrons OF
Husbandry Of Ohio will be held in this
city October 10 and II. Over 200 dele
gates will be present.
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on september 20, Chinese warship
was sighted. stranded. In the Gulf Of
Iair.En-Wan, The japanese believe
she was the Kwang-kaL The Chinese
crew on board Of her, when the Japan.
ese cruiser approached, set fire TO their
ship and escaped ashore. The warshir
was reported TO have been so damaged
as 10 he useless for further fighting
and the Japanese completed her de.
struction
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05
Grover WIN STAY Three weeks Longer

BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, Oct i.-pres-
ident Cleveland divides his time in fish.
ing and experimenting improvements
at Gray Gables. Mr.. Cleveland will
probably prolong his vacation here
three weeks
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Gold Coined Las, Non,b

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The coinage
of gols at the various mints during
September amounted to s5,033, 6R, and
of silver s., 765,37o of which s67e, zoe
were standard silver dollars.
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The pnhlir nahf

WAsHISGToN, Oct 2.-The debt state.
ment issued Monday afternoon shows
a net increase in the public debt, less
cash in the treasury, during Septem.
Gvmber, of IS, 152, 700 81
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He'll Down Stairs

YELLOW SPRINGS, o., Oct. Mrs
Nick Penteney fell down stairs here
and injured herself fatally, She is
now in dying condition.
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Shot Through the Heart.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. AIT
Sattes, below here, on the Kanawha
river, Charles Montague, section boss
GU the Kanawhs & Michigan railroad,
and Will McComboy, a prominent young
- Qkss! nt Sua S9ei
arose and Montague shot McComboy,
the ball piercing his heart. Montague
gave himself up.
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live Arrest. f,.r Train wrccLing.

don cut Bdf has not heen able 70
explain the cutting.
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VERY DRY.
saloons In New Yorksclosed Itch, :,
Sunday.
\, a u%e sotsls and Cafe. werc w..
pcef, Sent Around for Th., Pr
sunas selling Liquor on
"a y-Osreat Many rr..,

the .,., nohk' Oct i.-Frightened h,
me saingnt meas7res Of the police
door, s,,i4o0siiseepers Sunday closed thei,
I'M q .'gh1 not only the front doors
bm' Ius Slae doors and back doors snl
deyio1s that lead through aarL nre
NV - passages from adjscti,, allev'
: 20 the ionged-for goal p"sy
salsor =. not DO 70 state ia 4 eyer,
sa.p 1911 ~ " New York was dsss II .,..a !
az. ns dealers, after ~ AS, y
,sri 1905 WITH guasds. q an
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The New 500 Canal.

OTTAWA, Oct l. - Although the
Canadian 500 canal will be completed
in month, and vessels will pass
through II this fall, it has been de-
cidcd to defer the formal opening un-
til next spring. Hon. John Haggart,
minister OF railways and canals, has
Just returned from the 500, where he
went TO superintend the letting in OF
water 70 the canal. He expresses him
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HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY KY FRIDAY o6ToRFp !, 5so7
TRAIN RoBBED.
racihc Express Held Up By Three Men
me amount Secured Not Known, But
Relieved TO he Small

Pac,nc r,,r.
The Amount secured No, rn nase Ven
Relieved to he small "'
PHGNTx, Ariz., Oct 2.-The soptberr
Pacific eastbound express was held n,
two miles east of Maricopa bv tbre,
men, two of whom were masked Ths,
boarded the train az IL was leav,,, =
Marieopa, capturing the head brake,
man, VINO was compelled IN turn
on the air brakes and ston ,b.
trim. The engineer and aaa
brakeman, with pistols ~ tbs,~
heads, were compellA .te,.ro back 81
the express car and M.S, the mos.
senger to open tho <k{4<s3ne ~ ~.
bandits then epte| Inc car and
searched for rnl4&kiex <l,;f. a.
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To Build Up Trade in New Zealand.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Joseph How.
ard Witheford, representing the New
Zealand government, is en- route &c
Washington TO urge upon the president
and secretary of state the desirability
TO establish trade between the United
states and the Australian colonies.
The foreign trade OF the colonies last
year amounted 20 $500, 600, COO To Sc
cure a share Of this France and Ger
many are supporting lines Of steamers
Witheford is confident that IL Amer.
lean capital will put on a line Of five
steamers TO the colonies the venture
would prove lucrative. He states that
his countrymen would prefer TO i'm.
port from the United States in prefer
ence TO European nations, transporta-
ton facilities being equal
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sherman
act, but while removing that admitted obStruc-
ton 20 me general welfare. 1 was careful IN
substantially reassert the democratic national
platform or ls92. wherein II is declared thai
we hold 20 the use OF both gold and silver "a
the standard money OF the country, and 10 the
coinage OF Doth gold and silver without dis
eliminating against either metal or charge for
m'n'"se, W. the dollar mint OF coinage for
both metals must be of equal intrinsic or IN
changeaole value. or be adjusted THROUGH in
ternauonai agreels-nt. or by such safeguards
OF legislation as Sh all insure the maintenance
OF tue parity OF the two metals and the eouAI
power nt every dollar at all times in the mar
keis ana IN the pay aent OF debts; and we de-
mahu lhs' ah paper currency shat DO kept al
par ""n sho redeemaole in such coin.
lie declared himself a bimetallist,
and then told what the democrats
have done. saying:
aver severe and protracted struggle and
much NeAatious delay, occasioned by the mis-
NaoN uelov.ife rules of the senate this re-
Ilbiicah nuisance and standing menace IN the
BUSINESS Of the country was removed he nm, ',,o
>haslhs elause OF the sherman act was re-
pealeu. ror some months past you have often
nea'u '"o sheering and somewhat idiotlc In
curry As 70 What the democratic party has
done Snec u came into power would say. An
~ Aauness 70 our republican friends. that we
'"'s ."ssseo thus far, day tnd right and
70 ,n' po"' VI ntter exhaustion, both physical
the wretehed and dangerous xork yon Ist,
when 'he people rose in their majesty ANA
1ufnsu you out The author OF the sherman
act n.nseii, and every leading republican
neNspaPes orsan In the United states, de-
hoahSe sa, :. ~ iraught with business ruin, ana
Slan",ea 20 MT cltveland's administration for
The next lreat achta,,..... . :,
cratic party In tho order Of events ms thsy a,-
euHeu th the tfty-third congress was 10 wire
out sysem OF federal election laws fastened
upon sao country by the republican party
iN' saa. quarter OF a century ago a sys-
NJ iaiiniesi 10 liberty. IN Impeachment of
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RIGHT TO STRIKE.
Judge Harlan. OF the q. :. supreme Court,
Modides Judge Jenkins' Injunction.


CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-In the United States
court Of appeals Monday, Judge Hsrlas
Of the United States supreme cour,
reading the opinion, the famous strike
injunction of Judge Jenkins was rather
severely handled. Judge Harlan held
that a body OF men had right to quit,
irrespective of the discontinue which
might result. They had, however, no
right TO conspire TO do damage or 10
embarrass. lie did not agree with
Jenkins famous definition of a strike
that twas necessarily illegal" Judge
Harlan held that there was such
thing as legal strike. Judge Jenkins
injunction was modified.
The opinion was rendered by Justice
OF the Supreme Court Harlan and
Judges Wood and Bum. The bench
was occupied Monday by Justice Har.
Ian and Judges Wood. Bum, jenkins
and Grosscup. Judge Jenkins appeared
undisturbed by the decision.
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cordingly tariff after tarn has been passed In
succe ssiye years, each more Cumbersome and
more unjust than It's predecessors, until In the
Mckinley law of $50 the protective system
reached its elimination and broke down. The
experiment has failed. In the new law the ma
tion has turned It's face toward Justice toward
economical truth, toward lasting prosperity,
toward ultimate freedom OF t.ude; and the
movement hencefOrth will be In that direction
But now, as my remarks are drawing to
close. perhaps some one in my audience--some
kind friend, democrat or republican no matter
which-here tonight wants 10 inquire again,
and something more In detail what the Fifty
third democratic congress has done thus far,
Let me answer In the splendid language Of
Speaker Crisp:
We have not done all we hoped 70 do; We
have done more In the past year to redress the
wrongs Of the people; We have done more for
their relief than was ever done by any party In
the same length Of time in any country under
the sun. These are bold words, yet I hold my,
self az all times ready 20 defend them Coming
into power at a time of panic, when business
was at a Staudstlll, when labor was unem-
ployed, when our treasury was empty, With
courage and fidelity We entered upon strug-
gle With tbs enemies Of tho people, We
emerged from that struggle victorious In this
We have repealed the Mckinley law
" We blye greatly reduced taxation
awe baye made living cheaper
q" We nave made all money taxable
" We have taxed surplus incomes
be, We haze restored freedom Of elections
We have reduced pubic ~ senditures, and
We have declared uudying host ity 10 all trusts
and monOpolies organized for the oppression Of
the people On these foundations we build
our house on these issues we 20 before the
people For them We have fought the good
tight, TO them we have kept The faitn and We
have no fear
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-25
CGStOII2.

seCsqfnrfa Is 50 we'll nda"t'.a %
ahjIarpa That / TouUmmon! Il H.
syvpriar to any prescription
i.souR 20 me-
4. A. AECGE En- ID. D.,
4ss e.. Oxford So, EEookiJ-a, n. IL
- -yurray street. +. y.
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FORTALENA 81

ESto ii es ciertO 10 que SO dice, sera una
provocaoi6n al pals, donds todo puede hSSerat
Improvements segdn IL expression erdfcR de M
notable polftico.
No qusrsmOs sdelantAr SucsIoS, antes de
ConoCer detalleL Mientras liable Ia GacetG da
mos Ia vos dc alerta 10 provincis. Preparemo
aoS, pues, para resistr dentro del terreao legal y
pacific tImahA iscAliiSAble exACci6A. Que nueS.
ira voz de protsstA eAergicu, oportuna, Ilegut
hastA las ColteS. ES precise que demoItremol
viriidad para defendernoG de esoI moastruoVoL
monopolios que, fr&ncamente, reSultars, 81 los de-
iaSSmoS pasar, una verglsnza para estR nable y
,sal provincis eBpAnola.
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Al PUBLICO

AutorisA A1os 00Olu-AAsAbsy y 81 1uicio, les
que suscrlDen haa reAtzado lA vsAta de ID ma
luiaAIla J terr0CArril de la Haclends MUhAS,
lroplsd.o ea pSrticipacl6n de NOya } Herman.
dsz on liquidAcl6n y como conseCuenSia dc esa
psnta 90 pusieroa disposlCoR de ID lIquldadorA
donA TOnlssa Martiaez dos mil pesos, IniciGdo
por eStl proCedimiento CrimiEal, los que suScri.
ban 90 nan reservado Ia reClamacioa de pertui.
Clos que conSidsr4n afeCt1s esos dos mil ps1oT,
10 hACen pdbrco para lmpedlr su traDmlsi6n,
que pudierA OAR lugAr coAtlsndas Jud1clAleI:
ROdrtgUss limos. g B hrdn on iquldAcl6n.-
carnGS'6S FFsaS kg de NOyG 9 Hermdndss. S-3
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" AZORES QUE Sc EsPERAN: ri ospanOl

FF AL ORES QUE Sc E5PERAN: ri eSpanOl
.Conde Whredo' GAh6 do OAAAriEI el 2s
j dsl pAsadO dirsetnmeuts para eAts puerto, en-
81 aual IoMAra chrga p4tAltros para IL AabanA
y GzucAr New-YCik. 81 espAhl "BueRoI All.
rel" 10 hizo el 80 do ORdlx para cate puerto via
Jauariaa III esp. "NiCeto" 10 VERTIGO Ol 2S di.
rscto de Liverpool. ~ esp. "HApGAA" de Ia islA
de Cuba, MAyagdsxy y Ponce, llsgarG Sn breve
On lugar del IN. l.. VlllAverds" que ombaranc6
On Nuevitaa J SIldra del cStOrcs 81 ounce del
actual haG4endo 90 mRmas escaiSE hAlta Il HAba-
nA, admltiendO carga pasaieroI. El esp. 'BereE.
guer eI Grande" SAND de Gas ariGB el rs del pa.
sAdO y segulrG Viaje parG MSyagiez, POSce J IA.
DAna. III vapor Aleman 'AscAnIA" procedente dc
dsmburgo BEeuen St. TnomaS, estsr& aqui
hacls 81 del mes actual Sssulra viaje para Co.
ION, Cartsgena, SabAaillA y New-.orloAnS por
wa de MsysgueE PoRce. El Ingles ''kARhoCh"
sAlio hoy de NueVA York. EI "Brambls', 10 hG-
rA el 10 del que rige, smbOS directamsnte para
,stS puerto.
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Psor que sl de los f6sfores |
UN MONOPoLIo MoNsTRUo

UN MON0P0LlO MONSTRUO
II AhOye 81 Qas no So sGlvGn nj las rdtas n
81 es verdsd 10 que 90 dice 20 coment'
con indignation en- todoB Auestros circulol Bocia.
las, teRemos On puerta otro monopolio abruma.
dor, lpconCebible, que nos hsr& rscordar por mu.
choS afios este PasO por el gobiernO del seEor
Bscsrra, minihIro dc UltrAmar Tr6tase de mn
negOCio teEomenai que dejSrA con los honores de
yino de tstA 81 de los foHfoyoS, laB taEifas que
levAAtAron d pals hace aho medic y Cuante
pusde coAcebrge.
DfceBs que 81 Gcbierno General ha TeCikido
pOr cable aye. Autorlsaci6a ara eBtGbecer 10 que
IN perl6dic0 llama concerto del petr6Ls1, sobre Il
b 90 m xlmA do 86 mil ps.0s AnOaleS.
Esto TeTultsr& Ell nenopoliO de ID va Celebre
IefAerfa de Oataho nevado & Du maximum. Ma
ole poara en- 10 HuCeaivo, ,-.l6gieo ss nupOnerlo,-
imPOrtsr pstr6leo bueno 81 pals sin psgar III
fuerta tribute lOB rsfnGdores de OataEo que
Dor eGoG S6 mil pesos aCapRrArAn el HsgoCiO, i'm.
poniendo Ia contribution que mas Les ScOmodei
algo aaf ctmo O. mil por uno de bsne6cio, ha'
cisndo AdOmfs subir 81 preciO De este a1ticulo de
primerfsimA necsnidNd.
Sara precilo COmpiAr petr6leo marcS Eletdn
te 1sVentar, 8 comprar i0B bueRoB que &c
impertan y...... reVestAr tambIen O. peso d.
u conLriSaca6n que sObre 81 Sc impongV. rs
ysE de oblgAr { que Is veNda petr6.eo buenc
para svltAr tAntilimas desgraciAB como las que
diAriu oCurrsn con 81 de CAtAn0, ss obhgSr6 il
dirSetsments que cozgUmSmOB q male J qss
pe1 rsya 81 ssmoHis.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLG
- e p UAR1 O-RIO o.


Be avlsA los Genorss aCclon1sGAS que e.
lia ounce dc Agosto proximo, vSAce 81 tea
aIao luprorrOgaDls ssnalado oAJo pena de CO.
1usldao para y, pago del primer uivIdendo d,
aus aCCloAeS pudAsndo vel. .hcarlo J reCoger lol
IpOrTuhon teGlDUs provlslOnAleB Ga eSta Capita
10 10 UomiUi6a que nusCr1DS, y on 81 rest0 do Ii
lsla de sps Delegates, loS Sre4. COnsejeroS &C.
slonIstas q 10 10 lndAcar&n, & s&Der: eM F0ACe q
5r. doA Osr4OS Armstrong; en- YaucO el Sr. oon
AAJ044o Mattey hluverAb; en- Mayagusz, el Sr.
ION Francisco BlAGeS; en- AreClOo, 81 81. don
+rsgorlo AedeBmA; en- Man&ti, el Sr. don Fldel
Bsnsr0; en- humacao, eL Sr. uon hoLulto L. Pe
GeS; eA Yabucoa, el sr. don OrlBtobRl VAllecillo'
IN FsjArd0, el 5r. DR.. don Santiago we've; eA
Vleques, VI 5r. oon Jose BsnAteS Gu1mau; On LA.
tss, 81 Sr don Pablo VleIla y Pol; on GUAyamS
% Sres. Amor6S Hermanos; on UtuAdo Vi Sr.
4On Juan OasslLas y en Uag1as, el sr. dUN Mar.
sslino 5old I'm 4os demaS pUnIos de Ii llls, p0s-
Asn verlhcarlo tRmDleA por COnductO De las priR
sApAles CAsAB dc ComercIv, como Ia de don Tomas
2u1nones On San 6ermAn y Ia de SucsAOres ue
oSOrlnos comp. on Vega. A.DSjA slendo On todss
parties do cargo de IoS ssnores aCcloAlStAs sAtls.
lScer sdemAs el pequeho CASIO de sslloA glros
que 0rlglas Ia xenssA essa Clud6d de lAB GaAtl.
AaAss q0e coasIgnen. f0vrto-R RlC0, JUlo rs de
1894. La UOlnlSion organizadora: JULIAN n.
BuANOO, JOSE ROlG COAOMER ElUEL
9UlLLEkMETY. IA
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duS vigisncA Gobre lss iRHnit'I ikSricaa de licO'
res que existsA ca el psiE y lAu que 90 eutAbez-
can, para ntber ciencia ciertA Bi las BultAncian
que 90 empsAn on IL fahricAcioA no son nocivAH
{ ID 1Alud J Ii no perturbsn lau fAcultadeH men.
tales, como hay mOLivoa para Eospscharlo unA
buenA pArte do los crimeuea, dice, 20 comet0A
loa HAbAdos y dOmingoE, dias de huelgas On que
los bicioRadoH bebidAs ACoh6lieAa 80 entregun
& sse cenIurAble vIcio fueAts dc rides J otroI
sxceIos que van lleVar m contiE gebte lA %.
tadiAtieA do Ia criminAlidad EsA indication
uoS pArecs dignA de ser estudiRdA por el Go
bierno.
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HOY q veriic6 81 sntlerro deI eadGver del

Hoy SO VERTIGO el sntlerro del eAdGver del
ioven GaJlsta de eIta lmpEeRta doa Luis MaIzal
LIanceV. Su musrts ha Nd0 sentldA tanto por
aus CompAherOG como por tOdoI los que 10 Ira
tAron. JoveA Adn, CUA una IabOriOsIdAd cons.
tAnte al trsbGlO, 10 sorprendl6 ID muerte On el
cunplInientO de 81 deDer, pueS no haCs cuatro
dlas que dsj6 de plBsr los umbrAles de ID i'm
prenta. Los tip6grAtOs como 81, ii mOrir, delan
tras ni una memorla dlgna de imitarSe, una me.
moriA cue no musEs nuRCS. Fl arto do Guttem.
berg ha pe1dido on 81 uno de aus meiOreS h JOS,
suu compaherOE un verdAdero J leAl amigo.
DsScanss en- el GenO del Sshor 81 que en- VIA
Tue modelo de ciulsdaRos y RourAdO intel
yasts tip6gratol- c0mpGasros.
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FueroR dStsni1oI por ~ polieii en- el diG dc
G,er los individuoS Lorenzo Auhoz POI herir .
antonio ObrSdor, JuaR BIutistA PortAlA.iR poi
rden del ssnor Iaupector, Carmen Torres J Jo
vita BAsz por psleS Ramon Uruz, Asgdalent
Torres RO4us Guadalupe por sOspecha dc rOot
ocupandoies uns moaedA dc orc dc 20 frances ]
IN peso SO centAvoS en- plata.
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Nos escriDisn de,AlbOn to que pOr ALI OcurEeR.
aIgunsB cosas rarAs, haata hACs POGO tlsmpo deg
soaocidas en- aqueliA localldAd. seguA pAEscs,
oay q1ieA Re dedIcA CON tal iaEltenciA 81 eDtudio
10 10 .AatronomlA ardivnts," que We Las eItrsllaS
;oA plehs luz del SOL TAAblsn % hA desarrollA.
10 tSl demAnaa por los 'mursielages", que eSOS
3obrsS animalss Nj de nochs So Strevea sAlir de
,uV madriRuerA0.
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Ua amigo de Ssn seo.stlan nos

Un amigo de San SEBASTIAN nos hace uabsr
que nuestrO spreclado amigo y agsate don ka.
mon Gonzales Arse, mace l6 disS Bs hSla en-.
fsrmO do aqua culdado, que desde el GAbado
2S 10 eatA iguslmente ei Comsreiants don Anto.
nlo PAviG. DessOmoS que ambos cAbRlIeroH 10.
greA rsRtAbLscer So nalod.
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ALAMBRE


Fl dis 26 de julio tuvO lugar la distvibuci6n
do pramloU On San Sebastlsn, cuyo aCto reViStio
el caraCtsr dc uHa solemn1dAd htUraris. La con.
CurTeEciA fus SumerIsinma y oscog IA VArioG
diHcurSOS 10 pronunciation tendeAte66 enaltecer
la instruction, por el Sr. Vice -preMdehts I'm vo
cal dc ia JaAta va,ioS nliOa nihSs por 81 aacer.
dote Sr. AGco uA Professor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05

dol Luxemburgo donde celshra uuS ssslOneu d
seuado frAacSs, el dc ID CGmara de diputadoS, 81
EliIeo el dol Qusy d. orsAy J Sl de JuSticii.
81 gobierno frances ha adoptado graudeS precau.
clones para impsdir Ia eRtrada de AuSrqui'taH on
Francla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05

Aver SO inscribieron On el reglatro civil del
Iazgauo municipal ue >. traRclsvo laS detuASlo-
4es de AaAuei huurlgueS y Diego de sntsr4tlA
45uds, Oarmelo HlAAI de sAtsrltl4 cronica y 81
AAsImleAto dc Rafael MSktlr AIuam1s On 81 ot
'JAtsarAl IA astuaclon dc JustO RsyeE de Gsb1t
aSISrlSk.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05
Las Montanas rusas

LA novedal del dia en- Pu.rts de TierraI
GierclCios mg.eRicOs de agrGdable entreteni
mientol AVlSamOs Las perAOnas de gusto que
amenlsadas pOr una exselente orquestA tunciOna.
ran tsdos los jusvss domiagos por Ii tarde lAl
montahaG rusAs. HaprA pues ~oS diaG en- 10 se.
mana donde pauar gratRmente algunRI horas en-
hueus colapRnia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05

Un respectable amigo de Ponce NOS eucribe
manifestAndonos que lee con mucho inter6G los
artfoules que venirnos publicando refsrentes al
aumento 0s crimmalid4d en- Puerto.R Riso J les
diveraSa opisionsE que 90 han eultido para corre-
cir o. 10 pOribls eSOG males. sOrss RpSatro cits-
DO amiga, ? noSotros somos dc IN opial6n, que
el Goplegae debesls sjeEeeE ms niaVsieNa esil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05

Han llegado AuJuAbAs ~ 4..-s famiiaB de-
Ponce On buacA d. IoS puroB y frssCos aires Ge
ere vale cuya temperature 81 Taa AgrAdable, que
ca pleno eBIio no Bubs Q, term6mstrO Centiggado
mas de 26 gradoS bAlando pOr las nocheB l6
hARtS H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05
NoTICIAs GENERATES

Tsngan pRcisnCia los amigos qae nos fave
rscen CON eIcrltol rsfsrenteI "La OriminalidAd
en- Puerto Ric,." EstAmos Asrumaloa do trabs
10. Be resibsn S 6 81 dIa y solo podemoI pu
blicsr uno. TodoS vsrGn Ia luz pdOIlca por O.
orden de recspsi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05

Una malA npticia. PersOnGG lRteigentes J
Obger Vsdoras, temen que este ano puedA ser cAG.
tlgada nueatrG Isla con aIg6E temporal. A pc
sAr de 10 Adelsntada de Ia estaclon C&nicular,
lams muGho Ia AIeaci6n que no hya haOido
srOnadas LodAvfa. HAse diSs que 90 vlens sin
tiando muv cnroadA Ia Stn6Sfera