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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The prairie fires were checked end
tho brush allowed to get a start.
But If there is moisture enough in
this land to support the amount
of brush and trees that are on it,
why is there not enough to;raise
anything We wish to plant. Many
of tho Lest farmers in the State
are selling their farms in "the few
black waxy counties" (as friend
80. p. s" has in and moving
down to this and surrounding
counties. And what must seem
strange to go. P. s." they are
well satisfied and are writing to
their friends and relatives to come
and join them.
Quoting from the Fret Presse
fur Texas, 30 p. S., states that in
Euciual county the planting season
is past with no crops planted. This
is utterly wrong In southwest
Texas corn may be planted any
time from January Let to April lst,
and cotton from March 1st l..
July 1t. So that there may yet
re partial crop Of CORE and
full crop Of cotton. The first bale
of cotton that was marketed in the
u, S. last year came .trcn Duval
county, and this is The adjoining
county to Encinal. l saw it my
self at the Worlds Fair in the
"Texas exhibit
If any EFF your readers would
ike to lo,k further into this cub
ject, l refer them to tho Rev. A.
w. White, Of Corpus Christi,
Presbyterian minister who breaches
here once a month, to the editor vi
the Texas Farm and Ranch Dallas
Texas, and to Professor Atw.tcr,
at San Antonio Texas.
and the gentlemen who have
signed their nanes are firmly con
WINGED that before many years
southwest Texas will show the
world what it csn DO. This Is not
an advertising letter, but merely to
correct the statements of Quorum
Pars Sum.
Jas. G. Atkins, of Iowa.
V. IL. Henderson, of Arkansas.
w. S Dunlap, of Arkansas.
Geo. l.. Caldwell, of Texas.
John Willacy, Of Kentucky.
Portland, Texas.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
MILL SERVICE.

DEPARTURE.
For. Alice, Texas, daily at.....e a. II
:. Rio Grande City, Nom
day, Wed and Friday at. 6. a. III
For Point Isabel, daily att a. IN.
=. MatamoroS, Mexico, Except sun
day, .-..--.-..-.-.--- -de S'oO d. III
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 p. IN.
= Rio Grande, Tri-Weekly at pm
" Point Isabel, daily ats p. III
" Mat4moros Mexico. .4:3J p IN
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
.u.sr.s.uO RIOS DIRECTORY

American Consul ........S. Thanilo1ser
VIC. g,as,li j. Bielenberg
CIerk Louis Sauder
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
SsoCfErEas:

RIO cRkSiE IoDGF &c. s., : Z. \ Nh
a Isirre.an. " Il; D DworaId, ) y; lsldo.e
Jarks.y ~; B. u. Can See-eIary; h. Alzel,
1.szas.lrrr; >. N N4tansOn, y, d II IL Wallis,
J. D.; u ". Miller, Tyler WISHING brotheTsSOE-
Si4aliy Iyitcst Lo4se meets first and tilird Tues.
days IA eSSa month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE 10. 37S3.-T. f.
Dsnuet. Dictator: Frank Champion, Vice Dicta-
tor; n si=asou. Assistant Dictator; I'd. coInbe,
f-sI Dictator, J. 3. Sharpe, Financial Reporter;
ii. Sherwood. Recorder; ". Leahy, Guide; Je5ss
o. Wheeler, Chaplain; A. Tenk, treasurer; Jonn
IhieiGn, Guardian: n. z. Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
L q. o T. LODGE Nc - c. H Maris, Noble
Grand; RIilIa.n II Aeale Vice Grand; John o.
atGcks, Secretary; George Aoore, treasurer I-ie
Iodge meets every Wednesday. lag5E At 3;5u.
Wishing brethren and ali Odd Fellows II good
s.4ndi.i., are cordially invited to atteId.3
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04

Corea has had "gunpOWder.
plot" One of the eohspirators
gave it away, and 1000 pounds of
gunpowder were found under the
flor of the government building,
which was to he blown up while
the king and all his ministers were
assembled there. The name of the
Guy Fawkes is not reported.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04

Jas. G. Atkins, of Iowa.
V. IL. Henderson, of Arkansas.
w. S Dunlap, of Arkansas.
Geo. l.. Caldwell, of Texas.
John Willacy, of Kentucky.
Portland, Texas.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04

Treecard; Did yOar wife storm:
when you got l.oncl rwospee:
Right away; and the. cloud was
larger than any mans harp in our
party.-Kate Fields Washington
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
WHITE TRUTH AeoUT
TEXAS.
Facts Related BY Men from Other
States who Have Settled in
Texas.
Editors st. Louis Presbyterian;

| fSh'SS va JOni iSout
OF the 10th inst, an article called
''Black Truth About Texas" by
one Y ho signs himself "Qnorun
Pars Sum-" aud think that your
readers might like to hear from
one who resides in the district" that
rs caught in the clntch,s os the
great drought. Though Rot ne
tnal'y in Enciral Or Starr county,
by reference TO any msy9f Texas,
you will see that We are only II
short distance from 1hem, Port
land being situated On Corpus
Christi Bay, ia San Pstricio cvun-
ty.
l do not deny that We have had
drought, and severe one, but 1
wish to show you what has been
done in this county the past year.
Ne raised crop of corn, fson 90
to 40 bushels per acre. Our cotton
crop averaged one-haIf bale per
acre, While On some land that was
well worked, over bale to the acre
waeEiiade. II Friends SO. P. S."
can 90 this il eny ether State in a
drongh', let him try it. Besides
this, we have climate ami soil
edual If not superior &c CsIifo--
mia, and all Tho fruits that can be
raised there can be raised here,
with equal if not better success.
AZ to the census CT the counties,
[ will say but a few words. IT. ou
will saks map Of Texas, you will
fud that almost all the counties
mentioned IS having population
of under one hundred, are in the
extreme western polti II OF the
State. Now. Fhat,i is the history OF
the United Stated Did not the
first settlement cuminence in tine
East, and has not the tide of emi
grafton ben to The West? So it
is in this case aud in tho case ok
all the States, that the WESTERN por
ton ls the las, to be settled. The
western and southern portions of
this State have. been aud are still,
to some extent. owned by large
cattle ranches, ranging from 5000
to ], 900, 900 acres i'll extent. What
chance had the farmer TO get a
footholi where these ranches ere?
Isn't it necessary for the cattIemsn
10 have good grass for h;s stock,
aud isn't it almost an iuvarinbie
rue that whrrc You ind good
grass, there you will fnd good
land? These same cattlemen are
now wiling, and even anxious to
eel their land to actual settlers
Why? because they were greedy
to make lots OF money, but they
ovcrstocked their ranges and the
fine grass has been killed, so that
instead OF having 'ten to twenty
acres per head OF stock to Craze
Of" they have about five and
should have forty. The result .is
that unless we have Dreams of rain
to recuperate the pastures, there il
not sufficient grass Tor the stock and
they die.
Tie ranges now are MOI bound
less plains covered with rolling
grass, as they were twenty five
years ago, but are dotted in spots
with dense growth of chapperal
and mesquite (rhorny brush) which
still further sholtens the pasturage.
What is the reason of ;his growth.
Simply the fencing of the ranses
and the destruction OF the grass by
! thousands Of head of cattle, go thai
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
CITY OFFICERS.
q. s DIST ct COURT,

The following are the officers OF and the times and
places of holding court for the Western District OF
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-04
CIVIL OFFICERS.

CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano Cervantes
Judge LIST Instance Francisco Guerra
PRECEDENT City Council NJ. Berragan
Chief of Police y. f!zana
Collector of State Tax j. Ii. ZoleZzl
CaIl'r Stamp Tax A. A. Passemant
ColPr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Administrator G. Fernandez
Contador - ., ohFo
Acting as Captain custom guards
T. Argiielles
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08

j u
w. As Mctiaire, 4 we'll known citizen .,
Me Kay, Ohio, is.of the opinion that tl,ere
| is nothing as good fer childrcn troubled
with colds or Group as Chambcrlain,s
Cough Remedy. He aas used it In his
family for several yeas with the best 70.
suits and always keeps bottle oft in thu
house. After having Ia grippe he was
himself tronblei with q severe cough. No
used other remedies without benefit ana
then concluded to try the childrpn's med
icine and 70 his delight it soon effected :
permanent cure. % aud 50 cent bottles
for sale by Kelly and Esans,general store
Mr.. John Fox lectured before the
Filson Club on his latest story tho
Southern Mountainecr,' at meet
ing Of the club at Col. Durrett's
house last night. Mr.. Fox's de.
scriptions of the nountaineer were
extremely interesting and true to
life. He said that the majority Of
mouHtalneers are OF Scotch-Itish de-
cent? The next meeting of the club
will be held at the residence of Col
BENNETT Young.-Louisuitlc Post.
Group is terror to young mothers. To
post them concerning the first symptoms,
and treatment is the object of this item.
The first indication of Group is hoarseness.
In child vino is subject to Group it may
be taken as sure sga CT the approach of 1
an attack. Following this hoarsencss is
peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain s
Cough remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes, hoarsc or even after the
rough cough has appeared it will prevent
the attack 1t has never been known to
fail. p and so cent bottles for sale bv
Kelly and Evans, general store.
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S25 REWARD $25.

Manda McCurry, aged % years, 5
feet 9 inchea, blue eyes, fair COM
plexion, and little girl (Ethel), aged
four years, deep blue eyes, fair COM
plexion, left my household, at st.
Paul, Wise county, Va, Tuesday
morning November 9Th, 1894, with
a man named Melvin Carly, suppos-
ed to have gone by way of Speel s
Ferry. 4 reward of $50 will be Civ
en- for the return of my wife and
child Tor the child only to st. Paul.
CARR. McCUERY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08
\ Quarter Century Test.

For quarter Of century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use, testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood the
test SO long and that has given SO univers-
al satisfaction is no experiment. Each
bottle is positively guaranteed to give re-
lief, or the money will be refunded. 1t is
admitted to be the most reliable for
Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles free at
j. W. kclly's Drugstore. Large size SOC.
and $lOO. 6
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08
MURDER IN SCOTT.
Two Bloody ARRAYS in Which onn MA"
Meets His Death.

Two bloody ARRAYS in Which ohh '"A
Meets His Death.
Reports from Scott county are 'l'''
a number of ARRAYS occurred Oh eloc
ton day, in which one man met NO
death.
At Isis, Emmett B. Richmond was
shot and killed by man nameuA"N
ton. The difficulty arose over ma" ;,
named Hubbard, who was too ote"N
to go to the polls to vote. ne ~
men qusreled on the election s1oa,,@ y
and about I O'Clock tha' e'oA' =
Richmond went TO HsN'o
house, where he was met by LAWN
who fired the contents OF Siio'l.'
into his breast, killing him instantly
At Dufield, James Flannery' ~ '..
was intoxicated, caused a shoo'i"s
ARRAY AFR in which he nirae"l0's'y IS.
caped death.
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It Nav Do as Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble for
many wears, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was "Hec'eo'
He tried many so called Kidney cures but
without any good result. About a year
ago he hogan use of Electric bltters anu
found relief at once Electric Bitters Is
especially adapted to cure of all hlahe!
and Liver troubles and often gives almost
instant relief One trial will prove our
statement. Price only SOC. for large bottlo'
At J. w. Kelly's Drugstore
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08
A Quiet Election.

Tile election Tuesday was com
paratively quiet. There was but lit
tie disturbance. A great many ex-
pressed their disappointment at the
new election law. The following is
the vote: Walker, 236; Morrison,
202;; Howe (Populist). 5. There
were 70 votes thrown out.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08
SSucklerS axn,cA SaIve

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hauds, Cbiblains-
Corns and ali Skin Erup:ions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by j. w. Kolly.
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Notice of Commissioners, sItt,nw

az pursuant to the requirements of de-
r rauG OF the Circuit Court of Wise county
$50, on the 18th day of September.
IT, IT, IN the chancerv cause Of 1'hurston,
.us.es' vs. Graham Brown, ct al. I shall
pr proceed on Monday Dec 3rd, 1894, in the
y W OF the clerk of said court at Wise
!. H., 10 take an account of all liens affect.
ny iotl', block 80 and lot 5, block 40 in
1cmprovement Csmpany's Plat, No. |. Bic
: s9he sap Va, together with the amounts
s sna priorltics of such liens and in whose
:. j. L. KELLY,
i -. Special Commissioners.
r WI 46-4g.
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WHERE ARE WE Az
we sun hold The rs0rt-sdr0se' - :
white House

The Republicans can not ae,r ,nt try the
new laws and we can AN NV IS the
Wi Wilson bill, which .
hest law ever enacted. Ill,
Wonder il the Repu ';;1aI of bus
i sss. s seas q s2 their hs Ds
ocratie laws is caused =
iorisy in congress, 81, lad
gssa passed ls ss'a ss C 3D. he result
,vonld have been different sss
nss i, Ia e y Is siil s 3 I sg.I i
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..o,rrloS NOTICE

..,,,,,, heretofore ! fx assps
s,sa dissolved =. by mutual con-
il by aver Ayers will continue TO
1 NJ. p p,s and all parties are
.ia'' he y. cal, "a, in and settle ae-
q. el''' y" H. j. AYERS,
J. f. HAYES.
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a asyo. Close up boys and present 4
'solld iroat-Right will prevail.

!; i; Mouse g to cry over-spils milk. Next
!. Where ignorance is bliss It's folly
a., ~ DC WISE 1t was the voter who
u q uot study the condition and cause
mat lllat licked us. The Republicans
oouhd the Ignorant classes under
=, not to attend any Democrrtic
~ not to read any of the
rac's' IN other words, to vote the
Republican ticket blindly.s
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Rrlstol stea,n laundry.

l have arranged with j. W. Kelly to act
as agent for the Bristol Steam Laundry
Leave your Laundry at the Drug Store.
Baskets leaves every Tuesday noon.
20 S. P. MoRRIs.
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,.1e94.
local ITEMS.

e l'' 'i'''
VI rIannery is Na''1 East Fifth fifth
s y. his residence on N'''
g.
=. machine thread 11 sp00's +.
-, At Green 4 hunts
= = gond. CT Wise was visit
~. !. in the Gap Saturday eve
,..+.r
....;s. arc cheaper and O'''s'
a. : .sseen's.
!. p..,,o is spending a Jew
:. W.
y c...n & Hunts for bacon
u o, nv ponnl.
= = Mcdowell. Jr., left yes
!. Il. , hi business trip of a few
2 o.Io,on0
IN skecn for bargains in
{ =. Wvandottc Avenue.
sa' p.o.ivor Of the Big
: =, "a, Tn...Iay night.
'if J., < inst the thing
s'.'.' 9 'ns, ,irc1 feelin," at KeI-
~ :"
) u.oro entertained a
L a,'.es %'a -. ,heir home in
+. Same Cav last Saturday
!, :
..4.o for % cents at
.. III Inn,
~. ,novo5 his
| Tolic recently S.daa Can ','0t to- this his
| /! - .,s., h. be will permanently re-
'"'''
=. 49,
al tFcd lloo"'N !: ~. ~
r. brand new STATIONARY 'A
1 '.' :. ,.n.ro ctsa TO
4 + 4 iouH7 * 1 ooo fost of lum.
4. u ..' r,el in LAYING sidewalks
h., ran,irjnr.
-, pa., =
q ayeitIsemen' IN 'l'e l h oSi -
IT, copiie, are sent out every
.;s+or Miss
r;.....u County Tom
q '''"7', ~ 81
q ii'T DAYS 'ills "ceN WIN III
The Gap
81 ,,nnlqte line of all goods
linen ( Hunt.
Carrie L. Ilargo, of Knox
,.,6ip. the coIorel school
Asce and We are Informed
f have A large and flourish
the tine to advertise in the
twill % all over the Dis
circulate among ten thous-
II
Nm T Kennaav who has
Fl,,;]a Jar = few months. has
.. i,so,. 81 ,bar ." Wis Wis family
here about the 18th inst.
Ns;e.
,,... :, -: ,;.o =,
MI . I''.'. ."o '' ai,..n 700
!.
"s'' 'no lc"i 'PPOiH'
,'' minister 10 'i,'s pi"oe'
y W INST sermon mere heA'
Ito clock.
49,. !; :,
'sA d l1au( 5 Ior bargains
y II groceries, dry goods,
Ill will soon have the COL
rtesian church completed.
aal,one structure and he
agrh cro7;, e., H. nreb
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VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office of the
circuit court for the county Of Wise on
the Both day Of October, 1891
c. NJ Brown
VS. In Chancery.
j. NJ. Dalton, ct al
The object of this snit is to have the
plaintiff substituted TO the rights Of of w.
X. kilborn, w. S. Beverly and H. E. Fox
under certain deed from said kilborn,
Fox and Beverly to G. NJ Brown of date
Feb. Sth, 1890 conveying certain lots and
parcels Of land in the town Of Big Stone
Gap, Wise County, Virginia, to-wit those
lots hereafter described herein to said c..
n. Brown and that the plaintiff recover of
the defendant, J. N. Dalton the sum of
$533.00 with interest from January 5tl.,
1890 and costs by personal decree, and by
foreclosure Of the lien reserved in the
deed of date January of - 1890 froE, 6.
NJ Brown to J. NJ. Dalton Oh the following
lots or parcels of land, to-wit, one-half of
lots &, 7, s and of Block 81 as shown on
a plat of Big Stone Gap, Va, on file in the
Wise county courts Clerks office marked
Improvement Companys plat No. ana
described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF
Block So at the junction Of Gilley avenue
and West LIST street and running with the
line Of said west LIST street Ga feet, thence
southwest with line parallel to said Gill
ley avenue, 1871 feet to the line between
| lots and 10 in said block So thence with
| the said line between lots 9 and 10 to
Gilley avenue, GA feet, thence with a the
line of said Glley avenue 81 feet to the
| beginning.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that j. NJ Dalton, j. G. Dalton, hi:
wife, Thomas Rutherford, r. c. Ballard
tThurston, Tsastee parties defendant Il
this suit are non-rcsidents OF this state
The said defendants are required to appear
here within Is days after due publication
Of this order in the Clerks office Of ou>
said court, ut rules to be holden there
! for, and do what is necessary to protec
] their interests. And it is ordered that {
copy of this order be forthwith published
once week, for four successive weeks il
/ the Big Stone Gap Posr, a newspepe
| printed in the town of Big Stone Cap, il
] the county of Wise, State of Virginia, an,
posted at the front door of tke court hous
of said county, on the fg.s day OF the mex
county Court for tho said county after tn
date Of this 0raer.
A Copy: Teste:
i ". E. KILGoRE, Clerk,
By G. &. JOHNSON, D. {
Matter E. ADDIsoS,. p. q. Nov. Isl -. 4o-4
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ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 80, 1894

at the front door of the Intermont Hotel
IN the town of Big Stone Gap, Virginia,
between the hours Of 10 a. III. and D. IN.
OF that day proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder the various
tracts of land and interests in land de-
scribed below. The sale will be held on
the following
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COMMISSIONERS SALE oF1.xn

:. AS Special Commissioner in the cause
~ cnahcery now pending in the circuit
T w OF Wise county of
r mni' McGeorge, Jr. vs.. j. c..
onsnce, Executor, ct al, and pursuant to
decree in said cause rendered at the
Sept 1894 term of said court, will
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n.y. .asa y walk has just been
' ~. efreet to Stonega
! 1S ~, the Academy has
! I'm a handsome new
lily CHER improvements
,,,s which adds much
! Ivy =, o. things III that
/, lie work vas done
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,ga hn;lding a new
Ss, f n. residence on East Fifth
AqfsJ I!''
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hI' ~ FI.i.i,
Special Commissioners.
46-49.
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= ,.,bjne thread, . spoois
u: y, !. Green 4 Hunts
= +, Rond. CT Wise was visit
I j.. i; D' the Gap Saturday eve
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-06
El bar6metro ore duranta algunoa dis

El bar6mstro one durants alguRoa diaB ha
eatado dando unaS mSximas altuxaa de 764 y 765
milfmetros, deSOendi6 el domingo an Ia tarde
hsata 76l, 10 cuAl no aCGua NAL tempo teni6ndose
en- CueptN que ca estsdo 3ormal debe gev 78O.
Aver di6 como mkxima 763 milfmetroH, con
ma fracci6n como mfsima 762 A laB die2 de
Ia maiSnS del dia de hoy, momento de ls mGxi,
ma, acuVaha 76S milfmetYOs fraCci6R 10 cual
reveIa que oil estado del tempo es gatisfactorio
GsnsTaln0nta cuAndo el bar6metro eBtk algupos
dies subido al iniCaue 10 baja suele alterSTse el
tempo. DuraRte el dia de aver ha reinad0 vieR.
to n. H. hoy reina Nosts hSbiendo muy fuOK-
tes msrsjadAs que hAssn peigyoso 81 pAso per la
boca del Morro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-06

Dsp6uito municipal Ios oOntsndiantea diYimiy
RuG rogentimioRtou monetsrioS. ~ De alh posO
nujao Il uaata sueYts de lo0 moradcres del extra
mo Norts de ID calle Mayor, que dos gujstos Vi
niaHOn lee msnoS, 10 que 10 cree, por cuaat
aea de su0eeptibilidad alCoh6IiOa Critics de mn
iorsn, palabrss NAL sensRtes ds hombTes Sb1ios,
carrsEas de vsCiHou pacifsoS, y podEadau que, por
dichs, no alcan8arou pergona alguna. ERts ac-
to tuS amoni1Rdo poE laR pitAdaS que IN veoino
daba, avisaMdo aai Il policia, Ii Ocal andaba 20
liCta en- 81 Otro extFOm0 do "a Gale en donds 80.
MIA lugag una raFlia bstalla, origiRada por dos
8 tres qWapoS que arvsmetieEon contra dos muje-
rev Estes ss defssdisron pedrada rnpia, y
entonces 81 Hover dc paloG y piedras, de las
cualOB unt hiEi6 grsvements en- 9 cRbeSR an
n0ygador de sgns que viro en- defeNHA de las mu.
isres resultando uRs de 6stsS con hsFidas sn la
cara Y brszoa, amen de IN HinRdmeHe de Rary0ta
EoU Sn las espaldas Un asfor que passba en
suuelos momentoS CsSea del Sitio do ID TefrieRs.
rocibi6 uRa psdYada en- la cara otTa eA una
pieYna IN muchscho que iba & eompTar en- MA
tanda corcana. Ua hOvmaNo de lsS agTodidaa
suspta que tambiSn ettk estrsPesO pcrque so le
SnjOYQWetS encima us hombre soR 81 NAL de ps-
leu. Nee tRrda se dOefa que nm Oomisonsdo de
Apremios e habian aplaBtRdo laS narices de Nsa
pOdRada."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-06
Do earta cue henoa reclbido da Madrid 70.

I'm earta que henos reclbido de Madrid fs-
chads el Is del pasado Fsb'ero, nos dice entire
otfsa CoBau 70 que Rigue: -.' lie adiunto alguns
re- ortaa de log prime paleB daroa de esta Oorte ep
que tratan dc una vista hocha 81 Niaiatso de ls
Guerra por los EeHoYes Garcia Molieaa Gull6n Y
Quii'Bo Con el hn de atar sobre el promo dervi
Be de muHallas de era Capital de Pue to-R Rico.
E Ninistro eEtuvo may fxplicito complsciss te
son los refssidoH diputados y les diio que 81 vot
tecRieismo professional, dssde 81 mamsnto que re
limita hablar del psRo adelaRtado plaEos de
las proyectsdaS coRDt ucciOaes que por 10 taato
cr6s que PIE e preaciRdiHse dc aquea propopi-
ci6n puramante ofsioEa. EHtA % uaa bueRa NO
tieik."