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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
THE DAILY GLOBE
/ UB LISHED EVERY DAY
Attic GLOBE BUILDING,
CORNER FOURTH AND CEDAR STREETS.

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY NOT INCLUDING SUNDAY
VT in advance. Sc o. SIN in advance. 500
+ m in advance 90 6weeks in adv. / 20
One month nc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
SuSDAy ALONE.


VT in advance. $1,000 3 mos. in adv. 81 SO
N in advance. 8 100 5weeksln adv. OO
One month Soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

VT IN advance s. 90 3 mos in adv. soc
q IN ia advance. 90 N. in advance. 20c
TRI-WEEKLY- DAILY Monday. Wednesday
and Friday)
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One wear 81 six nc, 65c Three
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
JAMES CASEY FOUND.
His Body Was Food For Beasts and
Birds.

| About six weeks ago James Casey,
q resident of Battle Mountain. disap.
I peared and it was supposed tina. he
had met with foul play. Last Tues
day his remains were discovered by
John Jory Of Battle Mountain.
Jory left his ranch t 60 cut to hunt
for some of his stray cattle that were
roaming at Large and at the same
time was keeping a close watch in
case that he might find any trace Of
Casey. In the afternoon he had
gathered several of his cattle together
and was driving them homeward
when within a mile from his ranch
and about half a mile above the old
Willow Greek mill, he saw large
number of macpies soar up into the
air on, thought that they might be
feeding on a dead horse that was ly-
ing somewhere in that locality. As
he was riding along his horse finally
came t. halt, after which he could
not get him t. 90 ahead, and so he
al;g ted from his horse and walked
ahead a short distance to see what
was the cause IF .he trouble and
when very near the edge of small
embankment behold, There sat the
carcass of a human being. The r.
mains were found with the back lear
iug against small bank by the side
of the water which must have been
the same attitude he WAS in when he
died All the flesh had been eaten
from Oft his body leaving only his
! bones t. visS his shoes were torn of
from his feet and we're lying close BY
and his pants and pieces of his coai
| besides some small particles Of hi:
other clothing we're found to be scat
tered for several feet around. A
bunch of keys was also found in his
pauts pocket and bottle of 40 wins
! key that he had when he left town
/ on the 22nd day nf last August wal
! found close hy, empty. No marks
Of any kind are to be found on the
skull to indicate that the old man
/ had met with foul play.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
Pile Nut Notes.

II. jacobson, q San Francisco in
snrance agent, has located several
claims in Pine Nut.
A San Francisco Co. will COM
mence prospecting mines in Pine Nut
soon.
Felix Martin and Fred klotz ex-
pect TO Commence hauling dirt from
their claim to the Anderson creek in
a few days.
There are about twenty men en-
gagged in prospecting in Pine Nut.
A great many people seem to be
waiting for further developments III
the Zirn mine. Mr.. Urn says he
will show in few days more rich
rock aud gold than ever was seen in
the Safe, and that he has eighteen
sacks of gravel that is almost solid
gold. He says, Il don t care what
people think. for I've & { It rich, and
the mines show for themselves.
There are many people who have
locations which have been lying idle
for the past Tires years. The camp
will never amoudt to- much As long as
this state of affairs exists. Mr.. Zlrn
thinks those who have claims should
work them and try to develop the
camp. He says he has taken out as
high as s. 600 from one pocket, and
that good prospects can be founo any
where for miles around
Mr.. Miller who has rent Il the
Anderson ranch III Pine Nur, is dig
ging a well and is down eighteen
feet, He will keep on digging until
he strikes good fpw ~ water or a
good gold mine.
c. VI. Taylor visited Pine Nut last
week. He says VIM. Urn Is still
taking out lots of gold. The precious
metal is found almost on the surface.
While Mr.. Taylor was there Mr..
Iirn took pan of dirt from one OF
the several sacks which he had stored
away and washed it out. IT con
tanned between forty and fifty dol,
lars, Mr.. Taylor is an old-ti@er ou
the coast and has seen some rch
mines, but he says that the ZIru
claim bets anything he ever saw. -
Geuoa C,,urler
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
Proposals Wanted.

Proposals VIII be received un,il
Monday Oct. lat, 1894 1t I'm. for
the following privileges Mt the track
If tl,. Ormsoy County ID .atrict Fur,
t. he held Oct 9,h . I2tn ln -lusiye.
Btr, including lemonade AID cigaes.
Restaurant.
Candy, traits and nuts.
Pools.
Wheel Of Fmtlue
Mas C. II t less than ten pieces.
Publishing official programme.
Ri : must be accompanied by q
certified check for the fu.l amount,
drawn In favor of The Association.
Bids should he endorsed Prop sails
for Privilege. " and addressed to the
Secretary OF the Associat,on, Carson
Cttr. Nevada.
The Board reserves the RIGHT t. re-
iect any aud All bids.
by order of the Board at Directors !;
Nm. Hy Doane,
Secretary,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
Kaogh,s CeLors Lowered.

\ press dispatch gives an eaten ed
account Of tight October ,, between
FL. Smith and lawrence Farrell(Hu
Keogh) on the line of the Texas <
Gulf road twenty miles from Denver,
Ctluraao The fg.t was Given t.
Smith in the sixth round on a fou!
The contest was fierce and bloody,
hat keoah was overmatched from he
start and tried {, overcome the de
icieucy ny fesortiug t. unfair t;ctits.
keogh entered tie ringatI7i pounds
ana Smith 1T Isl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
Two New LAWYERS.

Alfred Chartz the wel known ste
uo-raphar, and J. w. Scott, local r.
porter on the N5rgini. Chroniclr,
were exapiu=l by the Supreme Court
for admission TO the bar Yesterday.
Both of them passed an excellent ex-
animation, au1 were duly adam, ted
to practice and conplimented hy the
Judges.
Mr.. Chartz will probably open a
law office Ia this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
4 Female Firebu='S Sentence

San Francisco. OCT. G.-M.ss
Mary Wilson, convicted Of setting
fire to her dwelling house on F,urth
street tgo mrntas aga To "5-aja ths
Insurance, was tins m 'rning sent ~
eed by J1ige Daogeriieli & u years
in san Z .eutln p@u5,entary. Her
brother, her supp sed acc1mp.1ee, is
awutiag trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
STOCKS.

Yesterdays sales In the Sal
Francisco Stock Exchange:
YESTERDAYS AFTERNOON BOARD.
Ophir 4 20
Mexican l 80
Gould & Curry l %
Best e. Be)t her ! 20
Con. Cal. Va. 6S
Savage 80
Chollsr So
Potosi IS
Hale a. Norcross l 10
Crown Point / %
Yellow Jacket L ID
kentuck II
Belcher 30
Confidence 20
Sierra Nevada | 30
Bullion 43
Ovsriuan 81
Justice %
Union Con l %
Alta 10
Challenge @
Occidental l3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
Henry Of Navarro Wins d.

Mrrris Park. Oct. g. The spec-
inl mule and one eighth race for 81
100 between DpmInn, Clifford and
Henry Of Navarro was won by Henry
Of Navarro by one length. Clifford
vas second, and Domi fifteen
lei gths behind. Time l:52l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
1.-The Pullman Strike"

The above named book and an eX'
celleut article IN the last Arena
gives ciesr view II the great il.
dust lai contest Against the eXaction>
OF Capital. Ca-vn Il S't,ware
have both for safe, rs also maay new
books and songs Also fine assert
meat of tissue crepe paper Just re-
ceived.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
AN OUTRAGEOUS AMENDMENT.
Why 1t Should be Wiped Ont Of
Existence.

ask, snail II be done! Voters. lou
naturally ask ''Shall what be done}"
| answer, Shall all ex Confederate
soldiers now in Nevada and who may
hereafter make their homes here be
DISTINGUISHED, he deprived of the
right to hold office or even to votet
You ask who wants to do tins mon
strous thing, We answer somebody
does or did, because one, and the
very first one on the list of the pre-
posed constitutional amendments,
now submitted to the people Of Ne
vads, and to be by them voted "n at
our next election, provides that our
ex-Cunfederate soldiers shall not be
allowed t. Nots or hold office i'm Ne
vada, Read for yourself Sec. | Art.
Il of the Constitution in reference to
the right Of suffrage and the quail
tications of voters and you will see
that if 1t Is adopted such will be the
IcSUlI soHdute W
Grant who said t. the Confederate
cavalry after Lees surrender at APP
poma' tx, Boys, tIke your side
arms and V, ur horses aud e. home
and use your horses t, put III your
farm crops" Grant never feared
thu b. thing Cnufelerate soldier when
he faced hum with musket in hand,
sabre ut thigh. or ordinance charged
WITH dea;h. AID were Grant now
living h. would at fear the eX Con-
f,derats with the ballot in his hand.
The heroes, eff cers and enlisted men,
the living and the dead who stood
with Grant aud bled for the Union
would scorn such propositions. The
face of Good Lincoln who caused
Dixie" to be played by the military
band when the news of l. e's surren-
d ar reached him saying eve have a
right tie tune, we have captured
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

Notice is hereby gwen that the
Register is open from 10 a. a. 70 4
p. III. SUNDAY aud legal holidays eX-
copied, for the registration Of legal
voters ia Carson township, Ormsby
County Nevada.
W. 4 HAWTHORNE,
Register Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
ISenton's Imminent.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pam 10 those who
know It 1t Is really intended for
horses hut works with the same mag
teal elect on ,he human. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
is the king of the world. Aches
knocked out in short order. No
horseman should be without a bot
tie notf
Bentou's Liniment for sale at all
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

~
When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried Cor Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
may S'94
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07
The Neiland Saloon.

W. Whitney has assumed control
of the Weilar~ s;,lonh, which he
proposes to run str.ctly up to the
times. He will dispense the best
,iauois aud cigars aud fine old Gov
.ernment whiskey, which slides down
your throat like oil. 'ickljug your
palate meanwhile Call and see
"Haudsome Whit fill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

Services at the NJ, L. C.usoh 10
day at IL a, ul.
Sub: The Christian Nearing
Heaven
Tex: Rom -, II.
: p. IN. The Epmorth League will
have char-e Of the evening service,
witch VIII consist Of suhg@, chorusas
aud rec; tarious.
All are invited.
W. J. Nutshell,
Pastor
Presby terrain Church Sunday Oct.
9Th. Service at IL a. XII. and !
p. M.
The Sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be celebrated at the morning
service.
Praise Service in the evening with
,recial mu ic by the choir and COLI
gregat.ou.
FRANCIS L. NASH.
Pastor.
New Evans and Hughey " Ills had
4 scrap on F,Iday at the race track
IN Rem. Willis had his eye goneed
and nearly ate his antagonists head
off.
Bob BE, t.y Silver nominee for
Attorney General reached this city
last nis ht aud will remain a few days.
Two bars Of gold bullion came in
on last nights train from the Stand
ard mine, Bodie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

NctIee Of Dissolution OF IO-Part-
norship.
TIE Co-Partn arship hereto ne exist -
ing un e. tie name AMI style of Bell,
EdwGrds Il Co. doing business a. Carson
city Nevada, and Wellilg' on, Nevada,
is this day dissolved by mutual cor sent.
NJ. l.. II. Bell having purchased TIE
entire interest in said firm, l.. II Bell
assumes the in' ebteGness cue oy raid
firm and is authorize t. collect all debts
due sad fir ~.
Al neIsp who are Indebted to said
firm are requested TO make payment i'm
mediate ly To l.. II. Fell.
WIGHT EDWARDS,
l.. h. BELL.
Dated Sep ember Is. 1891.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

Con virginla is still climbing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-07

Yesterdays sales In the San
Stock Exchanges:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

Osrsssdo, HsTmsnos y OompaAis, sea.
ban dc xeeihix eA aa CsImado dc Ia ealls de SRn
FHanciBco para Ia MNceha buonA", nPaHoa&s" y
sAHo nuovo", loa siguientes articulos todos extla
Superior J alRunes Dc 0llon auRca viates aqui
MasaEslaG sA vino blaReo, ealehich6n de pate
toie-gEas con txutas dc Re1igord de distiatas ella
lsu, Lsngua de bUsy ID ssnaxlata, 6a'm6n tIu'
iAdo, Attn On vino blaneo, JBm6n do BeloBiA eu
lsnjaH, PoEdiees txUfAdas, asadag, escabeshadas }
sEtctAdas, Paleman PiehonsB { 10 RavIgotte
Patas dc csHdo trufadas, 9Alchich6n de LyoD, ID
Vish, d Malaga J alomkn, Aqua dc aHahaH tn
pie dc SSvilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
Rn OAho. Rpio lal n &c ala a.dinarnitan

I'm Qaho.Rpio IL .arAnle "dinamitA" a.
OAGaho hiKp sxplosidn On 10 eaTA Dc don Jaaqsfn
Vidal eauSaAdo tres vistimas EItas son tres IL
falIsos iernaSrcS; para uno de sllos sl facultsti
70 rsasrv6 81 pEoH6Stiso J los Stroa doI Ausqu.
el pAvrcsR 20 qusmsduras on lsveS, soa tKmhieI
palgrsskg 81 extveuo do cTesrEe qRs ERa de Ia;
vicimAu plFdsrk IN ojo All nos 10 comuRic'
psgsosa vsraG de rquela lcoA dad TsAsm !
puss, sgSSgE sl Oouu 'ieaEtl, tres padres dc fawi
il que man 'HA no podsss gaaAE 81 par para ~.
hijos misHtRs que 81 tlmoEo explosive sigut
a. 1EaRdo sHt1gor aia qua 20 pongs Hsmedio y
ma. AcVdisTon 81 lugaE del sccntscimieRto .
Jrxgsdo y el apTsciabls doctor BlRaso cue pres
t6 snxIia Jos iHtsIi sg qusuAsos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

6sAo1 Jus1 qns no ss digs que o. "a dlutEits q
baHrsna Ia Lev tan Ftblisa que % eumpIa JUST
paKa un0s para otTsB pres la ley doks Ees In
hlglhlo para toda oindadane.
TJmbIon le<maniMezte enc N apMer % que
Is en- p6bliso que 81 refsxide p1sso &c hsIlaha en-
81 bailO y ls vcz dc n qKeia aeudi6 q RuaEdis
muniaipaI On foamas no dobidas mAltxatando ocn
intuIiaa 81 xa1sSido GeHoY.
PaEtIoipo UGIa que en- al baila Ee Aallaban
d juez municipal, don guaYdiaa sivilss , 81 Al.
saldo del baEzio
Toa-alta, II dc Disiembre de 1884.
DIos gua1do ustad muekes amor.
CESAR ROMERO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
Tgoriboa de Osysy qua heee eorca

NssYibea dc Osysy que heee eoYca do dor
Hnaseu no cosa de lloveI sn aquelIa juEisdIoei6n
Cos taI motive ~ halIan intvansltab'oa Los eanf
nen vacimalss El trAyactO da II eaTTotsrA dosda
n barYio do Blat1iE hast u pueblo 0ntk IIano az
opmponer, puOs los dos pvoBos caminSYon quc
exinfon no pnodsn lin auxilio daE cum mplimiants
( - owotido. Hass dos moBss que falten ppK
cuhrirne do1 plszas ds dichoa psonsB oIminorn1
Ls eauIIla dbl bsYrIo de BUatna anenpEA Yuina y
Vlysn uuS moYadoEsn GobrsGaltadoH supsrando
Ne dourlomO dc IN momsnto ot1o. Goxia eon,
van'sEs. =. IsaaResin'aRtg selIA llla eElias
easgEsaah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
Anoana Gun xAaAn

bra Ne possible que vsis dEpuss'oa visissr 81
paiV, Negusmss hasta Sells
"Ts asegus- qna 70 me pesA v'Hiar poT mas eonaECa
Gn ID suAl 70 ensutnto era eoSccicaE
nP4lne4po hobitus1ue HoubEs que uoVO, cuAR.
vuslva PATS sbT6 adquiKdo IoHgs asi6n me1
toxia mi nNeva Fosici6G
nD0bo CeRfeEaT, o. vsKdad, que Bernardo no Puoao
peRtaxus cen mss AmAhiidAd cOmplaconeia.
"Ha compre'dide en 1Ogutda que 40 ne gaatan las
rrandea demsatyaeoroS vyinou con m eompid01iSmO
oue no eaxeeo de AtRaetivos para 81 sn duaa pexqu0
dane IN huwox peYfoatsment0 Ru1l ateHeionOl
oue no sa han domsntido m solo inataBtH.
rs vardad qEo para ESQ % nj maIia0s y ~ soy ~
mDjsr.
Dc eurtsaad de sextmonia.
DDasde que 10 tEo1toIas d0Ipuos dc ana e1-
taucA de euaroRtA oeho hoHaa On AontsOare 81 helO
4 rompi6 vyinou unidcn come q 0Ituu6nomes caHadGa
deHde h1ee dts sGo1.
"M haze todo 10 cue ye qutoHe.
"Yo ssy qUIen mando.
nm este momsnto he dssidido que viGtemou Nk.
poles
"E1 probable que NOS outGa0H alf agun tempe, has.
q ave 81 invo4nc oblgu0 volveE nUgEtT0 h0RaK,
10 eual 70 ne paYoao esta1 tan pH6xlmo.
ME diss6 tai vsK aus mis- ex:gssoiaH MelestaTAA
pe1qMe hay gus segaElo poEts1essmsa a csmoEeie.
"HI tsfgrafe non tTsanies eada iggtante algHna
buena nusvA
"Rnoaaa pobIaeSn qus nos dsIensnsA, nsp eapsRa
uneEYeIymsaaaA saSyeaecndeaqIR 1asqR membay G
4 esiNeia foElaNlA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

Detpu6S de siets anos dc ausenciA en- Ma
dTid, doA de hA tbrminado bKi lAntsmeets Sua o.
tadios dc Medicine y CiIugis, hemss tenido d
guHto de abn8AT auaItEo estimado amigo 81
doctor don Manuel Qusvsdo Bsss, que legs aYel
en- 81 vapoK. coTrso o. que PsrmaAeeerk poooi
dias ea sstA Capital, siguIsRdo viAis para sabs-
na.GKAnde, "a pueblo nstivo.
nj dcetor Qasvodo que fEe m6dico iatsxiEs
del Hospital Gsaeral do Madrid % Gocio 90
xHesponsAl del Oolsgio dc hodtoina de ID Ooxts
hoAEa Puerto. Riao po1 Gus eonosimiSntos ap
titudss Sea bisn vsaido aI ilustYado VaiG,no ]
rvcIbss 81 "a fAnilia HusGtras fslieita cioHes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

a 5U8gas poR 10 que g dice . taTfn oonca
rEidisinss laS RovspA'; que dssds HaHana % ha
ran NusUtrs Sra. de l. ProVidsneia en- la Gate
drA. HAork EsTm6n todas Las noshOs J hO aqui Ii
KtlRci6n de loH Esn res aacsrdotss qxs prodioaHEu
On ol novssaTio: diA /, 81 EsEc1 Pc itsnciasio;
iia 2. 81 FYeben ado geGoF CaStany; dia 3, 81
sshes DssF; dia 4, 81 PrebsBdado Eenor Col6a !;
dia 5, sl ssHoT LsOtOHal; dis ., 81 usnoy Fiscal
EseSifHIico; dia Z, sl eApeIlGa del Hospital; die
y9, el ATcsdiaRe s'GoY Romsu; 0a IL aolen.
aidad do 10 Salve tsndH mos el RHsto dc OR ID
sloeueRts J autoYiEAdiim salabEA del Hr. Obisgo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

UR eabalOro de Aga ill4 aas trio oOasi6n
de hAhlaY agar cor el Ilsmo. ST. Ob.spo, hacs
gTasdss alasAv8as dc 10 corslis sos que fuG aton.
dido por 81 PTslado. TiatGbaGs do IN ioyan CO.
minsHiata pobTs dc solemaidAd que hses s1s ostu
dios gacerdotalSE HR poaer tarminaH ID cax1oYA Dor
taltA de Yae1YIes. 81 1.tmS dssds ol primer
moHsnto ofEsCi6 patrocinAY al diche ioVon q1s
recibiVG las pnmsraa 6rdenas On 0l pT6ximo mes
J asrG favOrocido cor una cap0llaRfA psxA cue
pue1A &tamSes & Hus nPc0si sRdsH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
JOSE GONZALEZ.

6H. DireetoY de LA OoRRnsPoMpHHorA
6upliGola UEtsd d. pRhleidad On au illus
trade diaYio ID SiguisBte eSStA que YemiN poY
soYHOo al ssEe1 Juas dc IastTuosi6A.
SsEox Juex de IHGtYacCi6n del FsYtido
ROspetabl0 senior. - Paltieipo & usted cue
anooho = did an bsils de ssgunds qVedando bss
tantH lNcIdo. Las bslas jovenaB Toa.altenaV,
suOl baRdadas do palcmaa b!ancas ctraeisa IN
agpSete eHsa1tadoH bAilARde 81 sen dc IL senoXa
eIqu0sta.
Daiomos 10 po0tieO , vamos la E0alidad,
lQuion Il di6 peTnIHo 81 jevsR Joaquin Diego
para que OntuVio0o On 81 balls eAtAndo pHoeasAdoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
COMUNICADOS
A LA EOUIEDAD BRNEFACTORA
DR. aUa AHOUIRDADQa
Paya contOntaY { la Jenta DiVaotiva

Para coatsHtaH { 10 Janta DiVaotiva dc dIchs
sos!Odsd 0l comuHisado pablicade On al diaric
III BUSOARIE del diA vsiRte del prassntc,
solAnsAts taAgo con h;OsrleI lhs Siguisntas pre-
guntsE:
IDigsRe 10 DiTsttivs, si no 90 verdsd qu'
al aGueStAr 81 SuSldo 81 FaCutStivo sn 81 mes
do OctVhEs NovismhEs vioI6 Ne vio'6 81 ~
lfo1lo g. del RsgIAmsntoI 1Digam0 tsmbisa 81
81 pxoCod0Y 10 compSa do ID casa B6weYo 81 ds
Il caIle dc Il LANA con IN csnsa de $200 qze
cuaAdo ID compE6 tOpiR dichA casa viol3 q no el
aHticulo IL del R'glamsato1
lDgams tHHabien si al vacaH la pr0sidencia
do diChA sociadGd y nombrsndo u 6ixRetivA al
VicS. .prsidsnta COMO PTeIidOnts viol6 ne d
sYtisuIo ~ del ReglaRento9
AhoYa paso 'naHifSatAY diehs DiY0ctiVa
que 20 solo he hstk1 en- la notVsis dada en- LA
OsRREsReHDEHoIA CensuEaY lOB 90 o. dsIa DiYaG-
tivA para epyo objsto cE0o n Cosija 81 insiAo 6'
del altieulo - del Rsglam anto. CKyaS as0I asH.
sur6 en- II general tins, paEa Ia cual ne adhS
# ma pgotsnta qua hiso el Iceio EeHsr Rubie
no igHisMdo cssEurAado chcH aet0S en ID ga
sOEal Wits Las fEsses qas IA bA 10 sssidenCia
ol Presidents para Goa el ocio EAner RubIc.
AhoYa bisn, como - dice he Hiz0 sxpElaade
de dichS Eocieda1 pOYo am oYeo que ma qusds
ti0mpo P6r0 dsfsnds1me J vsx u puode no ser
snpulsado de 10 a0eisdAd, pa0s dieha DjrestivA
rae axpuss suSatA1dose 81 izCiHo 8S del aYtisHlc
81 del B1glansatS que ni eoHto ants1daT Ec
nc eobija, p1ss On nada psIjudico Ion intsEsSss }
huea RombEs dc diGka soeisdad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22
Nos dio0n do TaiaTio quo lI1sya por 3

Noa diOan do TajaTde que ll1sva poR a'Ii Ox.
tFaoEdinariamoHts, E I'D del eoK1isatS llavi6
tanto quo alguneD supeIstisiesss eraysroR que exs
IegAdo el hndol munde. III rio hiKo una oYo-
cisRts sxtraeHdinaria asahaudo por ahIIrso nRe
70 cauHe qVo ls llova Il caTVstOrs, Dc mapaSs
que II 70 as taman noHIaa medidAB dasE muchoa
disguGtoa J osagionsrk gvandOa gaatou. Dor IL
vAndeEaa que no pTdisTon paGaE 81 eaao qWs GHti
sHtTo 10 pnblsOi6n 81 rio, 90 vOfan eogdes ont1,
dcu aguap y gEaciaB Il deeini6n de uya paEsis
9a 10 gUaTdiA civil pudiayoB vAdOax 81 oIao oxesi
diBlao J na1o sohxs loa csblllcs m alganal
OIBAa de ppbasI jcYnslaros y pToleGa1icu ponstEa.
ron lau sgaau atoTtunaaamentO Sin causax deu
RgaOies pnYnonalog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

Aver 80 vi6 ~ 10 5a.a de le Criminal de il
AudisRcia de ssta Ospitsl, en- jui aio oral pt
bliec, Il eavaA ssguida contra don Adolfo Lopax
hoatsF, pOr iniuIia y cs'am1is, pog msdio dc Il
oronBa nusGtTo sRigo don Lsoseio Area.
U Acxaoi6n o,tabA 8 cargo del sprsciado amigo
Lcio. HsxAaudsx LopeS J def aAdi5 81 aOuIado q
tRuhieA amigo Lado Aeuna dOnoutrasdo ambos
LsVadoH gua coRocimieRtos Sn 81 aerscho penal
y hRcIsndo gala do sua dotes oratoriaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

Has smpsSEdo soil carso "a las Acc'cn-..
pa7a Ia vsntA dol hsrmoao cuAdyo CAONAB0
dol piater domiSicsAo sgnor don LuiE Desap glss
Dicho cUA lIo, ,pTeniado IN ID KxpoIici6a de San
t1Yes, GO de prA tamIne de ueho metito at
iItieo. Oadt sCcion vale nm paao y jusga so
nuartaa ca comhinaoi6a con 10 LottHi Pvovi cis
"a sxhibs en- lla chsiaaa dc Ia OcRREsP .HDENoIA
90 resp RSGb'e do Ia venta doA ] SO Oasuels
GsiRel. YaGS hGn vsAdido bRsa ndmSHo de pa
palatkR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-22

1QA6 ccUKFN Coz Ia pIopoSlclcR do LVy aobY0
aoBeda presses tAdA laV Ocrksa poH Ol diputauo
Las nismal del distEito dc HumasGo senor Gpx
cia Com 81 e kiniatro dc Uitransr hR dicha
~ 10 pGaa dol Oongre'o que NJ quieEa % traits
Dc ella hnsta que M eHt6 81 pxesenta cue O
:asO dc ser dstendida paE "a autoE No % tome o.
sonidsrnci6n. III activo diputsdo &c W de ess
modo cen laa Manos ataiaa Uia aabsR Que hacay
cSea que como 81 pTesupu sto 10 que eonniRns
81 "una autorizRci6R" nsda mae, paIa oSa cues.
tl6n de- csaje, % tame ma proposioi6n dc lau ID
sAYGetsr I'm psrativo u 6isa p.s1o pira TeSolvol
u sGunto AT % 10 de lcYgos e nGRt enc q
AbomiAAble "stRtu quo" no le avSua1a u q
. 'vsrsa favorable 81 fAllo dc la OkmaTG GobYe
ava pavtc crlaF Z vsnoa yivIendo.