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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09
division, resulting: Yeas, 80; nays, ., and
n so the bill was passed.

,
division, resulting: Yeas, 80; nays, ., and
al 80 the bill was passed.
The House went into committee OF the
whole on the District of Columbia appro-
priation bill. As reported. the bill carried
an appropriation of S5.l5I ,57S, and pro-
vided salaries for 2o5i persons, including
teachers of the public schools. against So
AIS pa and and 200l salaries in the bill for
the current year. and estimates OF So 966,-
lG3 and 2l9S salaries. Dearmond made an
extended argument in favor of the olvorce
of the federal and district governments and
relieving the federal government OF the
payment of half the expenses of the district,
which it assumed under the act of 1873.
After bii,f debate by Morse and
Wheeler the committee rose and Chairman
McRae called Mr.. Blanchard to the CHAR
in the absence of Speaker Crisp. Mi.
Blanchards appearance was the signal for
general handclsppiug on the floor. At 4 90
the House adjourned.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East
South and West.

The Spanish cabinet resigned Thursday
and the Queen has instructed Premier Sa-
gasta to reconstruct the ministry.
Daniel M. Robertson was convicted of
murder in the first degree at New Bedford,
Mass, for killing his wife Sept. 8.
The Connecticut river is free of ice to
the sound except large pieces of floating
ice, and navigation has been resumed.
A bomb explosion at Rome, near the
Chamber of Deputies, did great damage,
and two people we're dangerously hurt. NJ
clue.
The OILS Compapy's cloth mills at Ware,
Mass, employ ing 500 hands, will begin to
run on half time, Monday, for an indefinite
period.
Smith & Poweli's general store in Fair
haven, VT, caught fire, Thursdav, but the
building was saved. Loss, principally by
water, about $4,000.
1t is announced that Col. A. 3. Ellis,
W no commanded The British forces in the
campaign recently conducted against the
Sofas in Sierra Leone, died from fever at
Teneriffe.
The court of inquiry into the loss of IL c
Kearsarge met Thurs day at the Brookly II
navy yard ard adjourned again owing to
the continued illness of Captain Miller, one
of the members.
/ The Injunction of secrecy has been re-
moved flom the cor irmAtion by the Senate
of the nomination of Winslow Warren, col
lei tor OF customs for the district of Boston
and Charlestown.
VIM. Potter. ex-United States minister to
Italy, Just succeeded by Ambassador Nc
Vcagh had sn audience with King Hum
bert, Thursday, and presented to His msj
esty his letter of recall.
An audience Of about 5000 parsons list
ened TO an address on "finetaih.m at the
Hyperion theatre, New Haven, Thursday
night, BY Gen. Ffanci, A. Walker of Bos-
ton, president of the Ma, sachust It's Insti-
tute of TIE hnology.
\ dynamite explosion occurred, WCdnes-
dsy night, aboard the sealing steamer Wal
rua, at Green's pond, 20 miles north of ST.
Johns, N. f., as three men were warming
the explosive. Two men were killed and
another injured. The vessel was wrecked
beyond repair.
A. Iluchow, province of Che Kang,
China, an attempt was recently made to get
made a hostile demonstration, but the mis-
onaries stood their ground and the ma
ives finally bandoned their position. No
blood was shed.
James lings, boots and shoes. ZIG
summer STREET, Boston, has assigned. IFS
ind b,ednes. /, about Sl0O,C00 assets,
noninaIiy SO 600. The cause OF tn i. fsi-
IRE was poor Collections. los ses in the nj IN
ufacturing departm' mt sni shrinkage in
pr, fits for the past three years.
At ll.20.'.lak Wednesday sh., Joseph
D1nOvan, so years OF age. living Ill East
port, Me stt' mpted TO b y ri VI, ,ei |, lag
Il the vi ar az Baton. wien lie slipped
nd tell into Il e dock. lie ~as rescued in
, n arly exnsu tel condti N by Da,itl J.
Mnrpb., fir In, and removed to the
Cit, losl i'al.
lrge petition was presented to Mayor
II ut OF Il r' e.ter, N. H.. "Wednesday.
asLiag that the pres nt law lie enforc.d
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CRUELTY BEAT HIS MOTHER.
a Crippled Sounded at Allenslown, N. H..
Commits a CowardIy Act.

SCSCooK, n. H.. March S.-The people
of this town and Alleustown. are worked UP
over report of cruelty to Mrs Annie Cate,
aged -, who lives at her home at the low er
part of AlleDstown. Her SOP, Irwin Cate,
and a woman named Mrs. Carrie Weber.
of Manche ster, lived there also. Cate is a
recently escaped inmate of the Merrimack
county house of correction. and within a
few days, Cate, who is a cripple, is said to
have beaten his aged mother nearly to
death by striking her with bis crutch. The
whole body is badly bruised and it is ex-
pc cted she will not live.
TIE neighbors have sent for Col. T. f.
O. Malv of Portsmouth, president of the
Cruelty 10 Animals Society in this state and
he is to investigate and see that the law
has It's course in this case. Mrs. Cate
owns the he use and 80 acres of land.
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against the liquor sellers. All liquor deal.
ers were notified by City Marshal Sleeper,
Thursday, to have their stock removed and
places of business closed by 10, Saturday
evening, March Il.
The woman who attempted suicide at
Boston, Monday, in the old State House,
and who gave her name as Mrs. Carrie
johnson. Is said to have been fully iden.
fled as Miss Essie Atkins of Athol, Mass.
Jordan has wife who lives at Maplewood,
part of Maiden, with two children. She
is daughter of Horace Tozier, West
Waterville, Me.
Fire broke out, Thursday night, in the
second saloon of the American line steamer
Paris. being overhauled in Lairds sbipyard
at B.rkenhead, Eng. After four hours
work the fire was quenched. The fire IS
attributed to the overheating of section OF
the shaft. preparatory to removing 1t. Tn
dsnsge, including injury TO the Furnishings
of the saloon is stated to be 100000.
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PRESIDENT WILL vcIO.
BANDS seigniorase Bill Has Lille ctance Of
Becoming Law

WAsiiNGToN, March 8.-The statement
is made by one of the most prominent men
in public life that President Cleveland will
We to the Bland seisniorage bill if it passes
the Senate. The reason given is that the
bill will be destructive of tie ,epose which
now surrounds the financial system of the
country ard would ttni to weaken our
credit abroad.
Secretary Carlisle is known to be unfa-
vorable to the bill snd he is understood to
have represented to the President that the
money that would result from the coinage
Of N seigniorage is not needed ar i that it
is his intention to sell whatever bonds may
be necessary to supply the Deficiencies in
the treasury.
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IN A QuANDARY.
Democratic Senators Wondering What Repub
Icans Will Do on III, Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, March S.-After the Re,
publican members of the finance committee
left the committee room this forenoon The
Democratic members remained in confer
ence, discu sing what they should &c
in event the Republicans gsve evi-
dence of their int ntion to unduly pro-
tract the consideration of the tariff
bill in committee. During the brief session
of the full committee. Mr.. AldIich ssid the
Republicans would insist that they be given
a reasonable time in which to discuss the
bill, which he thought meant at least three
or four days and Mr.. Jones is authority for
the statement that the bill will be reported
to the Senate. Tuesday.
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Life or Death.

II is of vital Importance that il should be under
sto I'd by persons whose kidneys inactive, that
this condition OF things is finsly ibduct We of !,
stst- of the organs where lfe hatgs in the bal
anee. rights disease. disbetts a.bumluur.a n. 4.
al diseases OF Il very obstinate character IN he !
mature stage and all have natal fead.nry The,
often haihr the mos ratttsti medif al skill :ii,s
the moss approved 7. needles of ,ferla iut-e,
Bat Dppo. ed AT the outset--fhat is TO say v lie,
the kidneys begin ii-eit rye tier fguc.iuns IL.
sc'y-Iy-Uith HoSefter'- stomach u tiers In,
DANCE ous teu'encv l. chec tei v ~ u efui also
is this i7u eheld ne.Iicire FIR fll1se silncu.r o;
common ccurreDce-cons patton, bilionsness
dyspepsia, anfi nerFou.Hes II IL a "a IF ira q
against malaria and ayerts chronic rht uulitisIn
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BURNING HER WOODWORKS.
Steamer Briscee without Fuel and Damaged
by Collision with an Iceberg.

Sr. JOINS, N. F., March The British
schooner Ada, from Figuera, arrived this
morning. and reported that Tuesday even
ing at 6 O'Clock she spoke the British
steamer B'iscoe, Hamburg for New York,
40 miles off Cape Race. TIE Bfi,cce had
burned all her coal and was using the wood
work. bulkbea1s. etc, fer fuel. She h d
use d her saloon fittings and furniture. Tn
steamer was h 'ading south. She attempted
TO res ca this port, but contrary winds pre-
vented She had large hole ia her bow
due to collision with the ice, AMI wss
otherwise damaged from the SINE cause
The tug Insraham has started in fearch OF
the Brscoe.
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DIDN'T LIKE The TEACHER.
A Riot Over an Unpopular Teacher Ended in
Two Deaths.

BRUssELs, March S.-A riot &C 2urred to-
day in the village of COMPLAIN au Pont, in
the province of Liege, and about % miles
from the city of that name, which involved
almost the entire population of the place.
The recent appointment of a schoolmaster,
generally unpopular, was the primary cause
of the disturbance. Repeated protests
ag inst the retention of the teacher having
been of no avail the people made an attack
upon the residence of the burgomaster this
morning and threatened its destruction.
The crowd refusing to disperse at the
command of the burgomaster, that func-
tionary ordered the gendarmes to fire upon
them. The command was obayed and the
fire returned. The crowd was finally scat
tired with two killed and dozen or more
wounded
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MIXED THE SPEECHES.
Mr.. Reads Cover Bound Over Copies Of Mr.
wilson's Speech.

BosroN, March S.-An annoying error
las been discovered in the distribution of
the tariff speeches of ex Speaker Reed and
Chairman Wilson of the ways and means
committee. They were printed at the same
oilce and the usual care was exercised in
their preparation and circulation. Among
the congressman who sent GU. Mr.. Reeds
speech was Mr.. Van Voorhis of Ohio. He
received, Yesterday, from an excited and
Indignant constituent, a copy OF a speech
sent him with rtquest for an explanati IN.
On The cover was printed Tariff Speech
ID ~livered by Hon. Thomas B. Reed" While
the body of the pamphlet was Tariff
Sleach of Hon. W. l.. Wilson" An in
ves.igation is in progress.
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A USELESS NAVY.
Frances Vessels and Ccas! 0eiences are Us:
less as Means Of Defence.

TorLoN, March S--A commission of in
quiry investigating the alleg of inetli-
cheney against the French navy and charges
that the French coast defences are made
quate, has succeeded in obtaining a great
deal of evidence sustaining the charges,
which we're in effect that the war vessels of
Fra9ce were practically useless as engines
of war, and the coast defsnces so weak as
to leave the country bordering the sea at
the mercy of any first class naval power.
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Senator kltrich Will Resign.

pIovIr ENcE, Il. l.. March S.-Sena.or
Aldrich has informed the Republican man
agers of this state if the next L. gi,lature is
Republican he will resign his posi- ion.
This is s. ppesed 10 b. the reason for Wan
G Rockers retirement from the senatorial
field in favor Of Ex-Governor W.tmore.
Ii is sail on good su h My that Mr.. Ro k
Ter will be Mr.. Alasith's successor.
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INDIGNATION MEETINGS.
Troy Citizens Dsn5urce Election Frauds and
Murder Of Rcbart Ross.

Troy, n. Y, March S.-A public ct
ing of citizens to protest against the alleged
irregularities practiced on election day, and
denounce the murder of Robert Ross, was
held here tonight. Also an overflow meet
ing. Stirring addresses were made and suit
able resolutions adopted. The outcome of
the demon stration is TO b, the appointment
of committee of safety of 100 to have
charge of the prosecutions. The trials are
to take the same method as in the case of
the Gravesend offenders.
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Maine ro.tai Changes.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The President
Thursday sent to the Senate the following
nominate ms of pcstmasters in Ms inc Par
ker T. Fuller, Rockland Luther Stephen
son. Togus.
ID. l. Frost hiss been sppointsd rosmae
ter at St Albsns. vice Henry c. Prt scott,
and VI. c. Waterhou.e at South WIndbam
Vice 10 ward NJ. Saith.
The site of the postt HI ce at Greenvalc has
heen changed GIG of a mic south on route
llJ1
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON. March s Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie:
Additional. John F. Rounds, South
Hiram; Richard S. Wood. National Mill
tary Home, kennebec. Increase, Victor
Coolidge, Togus. Reissue. Eugene A..
Houlter, Freedom. Orig nal widows, etc,
Ange line Knox, Alton.
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hatchery will be located at DEBORAH or
Manchester. probably the latter. l secured
some years ago the planting OF trout IN the
waters Of that vicinity, and it has proved a
wonderful success The waters of that part
Of Iowa are just exactly suited to the trout,
so during ray long seclusion and enforced
idencss 1 may say that | have taken quite
as MUCH interest In trout as in tariff"
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Worse Than when II Left the House.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The tarff bill
as reported to the Senate france commit
tee, today, seemed generally satisfactory to
The Democrats of the House. E1-Speaker
Reed said the bill is now much verse than
when it lefs the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09

A house on South street, Bath, owned by
NJ G. Shaw & Sons and occupied by Mrs.
Ann McGovern was damaged $1,000 by fire
Wednesday night. Loss covered by iusu-
rance. The origin of the fire was defec-
tive chimney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-09

Tae Pre- sill nt IS accept, d the resixna
ton ofsCa, lin Marcus W. Lyon of III.
prenaaec corIs of The arc y. Z. t4le , #. e
immediately. Ii vas tendeie, tr avoiG
.aurt marti, Il for shoItsg, of 5000 %
500 in his accounts.
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DON'TS !

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interest out of its columns and save US UNI !. 70
greeable duty of refusing you. our WIN "
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DON'T
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gruphicai error We will POSITIVELY do nothing OF
The kind. In case the sense of the f.At mas oee
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not. We have pressure enough on cur .U r n,,n
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DON'T
Expect the editor to give your charitable prcu sn
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it il said, has issued a number wlthoun, . there
graphic error somewhere. Inc wonue, ,.;ae o.
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crro s; but that there are not more OF Inc"
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Ccu9h.in Not Gully.

CHICAGO, March S--The jury in he
Coughln case has returned verdict of not
guilty.
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Want to Sell Your FARM

Yes! Well, try n ssFoR SALE" az " Farms
JOURNAL Want Column. Lots OF 81"
have been disposed Of In that ways
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1;GIRdLo Q
DE FINOAs RUsTICAg.


En este t5rmi0o mnpicipsI, Z corta distan-
ola de ID pnbsci6u, se ven isR dos fneas r6ttieaS.
Una de 229 CusEdas CON plantae ones de cs
f5 en- 81 mayor psTts, de producto y de 2, ' 4
amos. Froducu hoY al radador 1a 400 uuints lee.
= con 81 nuevo pods6 reRdir 500 Tlsns casa-
vlvienda, aInaacanes con sssadOrss nslacate pa
- laBeerszar csf5 todo % noeasapio para IL
vecolees6n del fruto sop capscidad bastaute para
500 qnintales Laa * ricss todas de nuevs
eonttrnaei6R con buenas maderas dol pals co
biiRdas de hievro galvaniEado.
Otra de 215 cusrdas; de elias, unaH 20 fnca.
das de Csfs con producto hoy 81 rsdedor de 200
quintslas alcauzarSn 800 con 81 nuevo que ya
empieza producer; busRss malezaa propiaS psra
. siembra da caf6yuna casa para vivienda sG
tsblecimierto COmercial y otrR psra maquina con
almsGon de buenaB msderss cobijsdas de hierro
galysnizado.
Ambas en- perfecto sstado de cultivo, COR
plGtanea, guineos y otrss visndss en- abundanCla
Por no poder atendsrles "a duaHo, Ee veRden lal
dos n vsz 8 cada ma de por sf .s
Para mkg infermss diriiirae & don ManUe
Salicrup sn Utuado. .-Febrero, Il de 1894.
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sEe0lOM JuaICIlL
EDIOTo
Sesrelarsa dsl .zasqado Manle.ipal a UtaeGo

El seGor Jusz Municipal don jess Met6R
Maestre CiDtr6s, por p ovidencia de- eats dia die.
tada en- lop sutos de juicio verbal civil que sgue
don Jusn Torres Almo56vAr contra don Miguel
Gu3mGn on cobro de dies ssiS pesos mopeda
eorrieEts, iEtereEes coEtag ha diapueato Ia v0a-
ia en- pdblieA subasta por tegunda vOx y con Ii
rebsis dsl veinte cinco poT ceE TO de Is tasaci6g
de los bieBes GmbtrgadoB JiCho demandado
CoMBiGteate en- una cUaTdR de terreno medida
usual este pats, equivalsste treints nuevs
are trointa Centiareas, radicadaB en- Ell barrie
de Arenaa de eHts t6rmino contaniendo IN behfo
de yaRuaa coindaMao 81 No1ts con Pl6cIdo
Echevargfa, 81 Sud y OeRts con don EuRtaouio
Vargas per Ell Este con Ia Succession de don To,
mas Comes cuyo scto de renaate tendr6 lugar Oh
q SAla AndiaRcia de ests Iuzgado ID ma de ID
tsrde del dis siete del entrARts mes de MaEEo al.
Vi ti6ndoss los que quieran tomar paFte On 81
que no &c admitirkn propouiciones que no cubEan
de coatsdo lac dos tercerag parties del precjo de
dichos bienes. que en- IL actualidsd en- De noVsnta
tres peaos Eetenta cinco centavoH, que aque
los csreCep de tituo escrito, que loR lictaderes
deheran Coasignsr previamenie en- Il mess del
Juzgaao una cantidad igual Al disz por cisRto por
10 menos, de ID que Nirve de tipo para q Hubaste.
Lo que aa haca p6blico para 10 ccncurremcia de-
}icitadoYeu --Dsdo en- Utuado & IL de Fabrayo
fe mil ~chccientor noventa custro.--El Secreta
ric. : OsvaZEO a fonSO.--V." B0-Maestre. "--Es
copiG, 4 MO.
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Hsnos virto an msgnia 50 trabaio hscho 90.
bret fatSa blsnso con seda lausiRi imltsndo pun,
tgrahA EG ua retrato de Alfonso XIII, he
Cho por Ian seAo rs Catalina Eliza Fournisr,
GopiA de fotogrsfia, sin que se hAyA empleado el
l6piz para indiear los contornos De nm pareCide
exhctisimo, tRnto las EombraH como el tono indl-
pan que ss Uua vaEdadera obra de arts de pa.
cieAca, haniendo empeado tres measa en- hscar Q
SahsmoS que 81 rstrato He exhibil& en- Ia Exposl.
ci6a en- IA magafso marco que por una pnerte
cita que tiene por el reverse psrmite yer Las puE-
tadas CON 10 cual se evidencia que eatA hech con
Reda sin haberBe auxiliado con ldpiE. Creamoa
que pAsada 10 Exposici6a, Ber6 pueGto en- riffs, J
Il que xeauts agraciado hsbr6 conseguido Sin
duda alguna poseer ma Abra de indiucutible
mSgito.
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CnRoA DEL CoLNADo De LUINA.


he aqut Il relaci6n de os destinos proviSt'a
con arreglo lls Circularea da 20 do Julio y 28
de ARoGto 6ltimoB: Maaatf: guardiag munici.
pales guArd1a civil licenciado Indalecio LoyesEo
Moran, Cabo de mar iicenclado Geronimo Fa SA-
gufes y volun tariO Jose Dias M0ngs. ViequeS
guardiau muniCipRleH, soldado liCencisdo voIua.
tsric. raspeCtiVamente, Juan Romero Garcia y
Jose Monasrrate Morales. OorOESl: guardiaa
municipales; guaxdia civil icenciado y volunta.
rio, reapectiVame&te, Francisco Rey PENIS y
Francisco MarChREte Martinez. Aguaday Aqua
dilla: guardiaB nauncipaloS, soldados liceaeladoB
YeVpeCtivamente, Manuel AmoYin Exp6sito Y jesse
Fsrnandez OabaFa. San Germfn: comandaRte
ts del puett, de 10 gusrdia muaicipal cabo licen.
ciadO, Msnuel Z. Corrales guaEdIas, roldadoH Il.
cenciados Antonio VsEques Mejta Antonio 8.
Hip6uto; po1tero del AyuntAmiento, FraneiBso
Apolnar CoytSs. Cuerpo de Q. r.: guardlas de
a., cabo licsnsisdo Aoldadeu, rsHpectvannente
Antonio Arroyo zAmbra, JoA6 Juan Borrel y Ee.
taban Folgads Martinez -AdminiStraCi6R Gene
raj de ComunlC aCioAes cartero en- Ponce, SOFIA.
do licerciado JoE6 htpez Abelsira-AyuEta-
nisHto de la Capital: 2 aerenoa, aoldados liGen-
ciadoa Maauel MILAN Mons Jose Pobeda Gar
cfa Y suplentes FRsRcisCo VslNzquez MOins, Best
to Pcz9 Taiuelo, PaEcu&l Pichel Morell6 JoEe
Sirysat Rsd6n-Laa Marias: eEcribients 20 de ID
alcaldia, Cabo lice .saciado BalbiRo Ramoa Pal.
uan, uuedando denertos los BigWisA tes: OoEtador
municipal de MaRatl conserje del Cemsntsfio del
miVmo pueblo, 2 gnardias muRiCipaieB en- Laias,
csrtsrO de Utuado IN guardls municipal en-
Ahssco