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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
PLATO DEL Ola
LA cANfoULA

Estamos diez y ocho de Julio del
aho del Reglamento lie Hygiene, que
acabs de poner en- vigor nuestro celoso
don Jose, con grande disgusto, como 81
10 viera, de los sefiores farmaceuticos'de
Ia localidad, 4 los que no,les queda ahora
mas csmino que guardarse sus drogas
para las pal1dicas, ell titus, el vomito, la
viruela, los apremiadores Ell contraban-
do de plata y demas Intermediates de
menor cuantfa que hoy nos azotan, Gu
yos microbes, por no REAR con ellos la
preventiva disposition sanitaria que ha
dado s luz con toda felicidad nuestro
AlcaIde, sslen en- bandadas y sin cartilla
spor esos mundos de Dios, mandando en-
los estuches de Battolo S gui un surtido
complete de carne humana q Beltran,
Ell calor nos sofoca de tai modo, que
ESQ dc las doce del dia VI aver a un
sehrr que Sc da pisto de sabio, atrave
sar la plaza dc las Delicias con trote pc
rrnno, colgandoe medic palmo de len
qua corri6ndole por los carrilos grue
sas gotas de algo muy semejante pr ST
color a la tinta. algo que sin duda pro-
venia del desh,elo de la competa que tie
ne per masa cerebral.
Cada ciudano es un filtro Pasteul
ambulante.
No hay quien ppeda sustraerse Il
accion svaporizadora de un sol de cant
cula que nos va poner rNbios como
noche osoura y mas blancos que los qu'
acaban ahora de mandarle q Sagasta III
cargamcnto de chtvos en- pago de cuatft
miIlones de pesetas. facilitdadols asi al Sc
nor ministro de Utramar la resolution
del cange monetario en- esta antilla.
Desde el personsje mas alto, al ma
pequeiio de nuestrA sol distant admins
traci6n publica, en- todos sus 6rdenes
desde el ricaeho de nas orc en- sus ar
/ cas-, al obrero de mas necesidades en- 81
pobrc hogar, todos, absoutamente to-
y dos, nos ;yemos impulsados q Ia h.mac
por esta calurosa estaci6n, y alIf, dan
donos recidas para proporcionarno
are. rg .r
'Driamos que el mundo sin cesar nsvsgds
Por el pis|sgo immense del vacio"
Y que todo Sc 10 lleve el diablo y gu
Sc hunda la isla para ver 81 de ese mod
las aguas del mar nos proportions
fresco y Sc concluyen los pesos mej'ca
nos y los giros al cincuenta.
Las lavandeias y el dueiio de los ba
fos de Quintana no caben en- si de gozc
Las lavsnderas de la gente aseada,
entiende Porque las de esos calams
res en- su pulfa que andan por ahi, es;
estan que trinan.
F,gnrense ustedes 10 que passra ur
de esas infelices encargada de desinfet
tar la ropa de un pr6gimo. cuyo prog
mo ignora por donde Sc va a Portugu'
y 81 hay acueducto en- la poblacion
que al mudaIse de una casa en- la q,
ya.mas de dos amos viva, dejo inservib
por el no uso la caheria del baho y
regadera 8 ducha. con telas de ar
mas
FRAY GARIN.
Julio, I8 de 1894
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Escuela superior de ninas
de Ponce
= CALLE DE LA VILLA NUMERO 5

Ell da 1o de Julio comenzaran de las classes
centro de ensenanza.
Ademas de las agnatura correspondence grado SUPERIOR
las que deseen podn dar cae de doma dbuoy msca
La case dbuo contnda cargo del professor Dassan
giles de mdsca desde Dciembe dmo segura deem
peando mi a Came Lacasa la cua ademas de los estudos
hechos en- ocaad bao direction de competenes proso
res obtuvo Madrid los tres que u6 aumna del Con-
servatoo Naciona primer premo por unanmdad los
pectivos
Las bores prsenadas por esa Escuea Expo
sc6n de la Provncia han obtepido medala de oro
Ponce 20 de JUNO de 1894
3v De FRANCESCA A AIDA LACASA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Sc haOla de amor entire muahschss sasads,
ras. SVS n
90 as amorf
-F-go -rerpondid con vivssa una trigus:
rs uny guapa. !
30 lA ss sl amante
-Un polvolin que estalla. 4.
-!Y 81 maridoi
--Un..-... bombero.
PfsguEtaron 4 una seforits
II Cu&ntos ahos tsne tu mam&f
: No 10 - puuto fjo cada sio tisne upo
meuos de manera que, siguisndo asf ds1tro
de POGO vamos rssutar hermanas gemelAs,
Por mas contento que ast&
una pena on mi SO esconds
que la siento no se d6nde
Lace de no se que
Cuando con fa lnsxtingubls
pretendss dichoao ser,
10 primero que has de hacer,
es dscutir 81 ss possible.
~campoamw.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
iMucho O.jo!

Sc han extraviado al cochero Smplico- con
auien se remitieron Guayama s decimoa
del billete apero 8 8l4, 8 del 9,Sl5, 7..idel
1856 y, 7 del s, 1887, de Ia loteria provincial Gu
70 sorteo SO celebra el 20 del CORR. nte.
81 80 presentare alguien cobrarlos en- case
de salir premiados, serA il gslmente.
Ponce, Julio l3 de 1894.
3-3 Pedro Romagucra
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Un buen negocio

Por tener que ausentarse Ia sefora doha Be-.
lla R. Vssquez realiza dos cochas con pare
las de caballos por un precio limitado.
El Que irtArase el negoci1 pueds dirijirse 4
ia estancis Castsipg, resi lencia de dicha seho,
re-.
Ponce, Julio II de 1894 2-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
RECoRTEs

En- sl rsloj de- Ia vida los segundcs Dc pxcss
.e destscsn confussments sobrs Ia nsgra ssfs-
"a dol dolor.
No h,y sfrsntA dsnde no hsy culpa. " VI
No durarisn large tempo Las rsncillas, u u :
uubiese agravio mas que dc una parts. y
Cuando amsmos demasiAdo, no y fkcil conos
ser si dejsn de- amsrnos IN
eft a4R
ri hombrs ousrlo cu'ds bisn do no smpes
dsrss, siso sn 10 que ha dc consesuir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
PAR EJA

Sc vende ina para coche, de color
y alzada igual, y grandes condicio-
mes de brio, trote y resistencia para
viajar.
Dirigirse & don Esteban Villens
hacienda Barrancas--Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Estss nccotes las pablicadss aver formaa
ss 53 enviadas por Ia comisi6a estableoda on
Adjunta1.
:. P'6ximaments !egsrSp las dol sin iicatc de
Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
Sc alquila

Ell almacen de- manpostsris que hace esquina
1 lss GALES Mayor Isabel,
El que 10 irterese puede iirse don Eduar
do Armstrong en- la Gale de Mendes Vigo no 27
ponce Jnko II de 1894. MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
CECILIA VIGUIE
Modssta fancesa

Pa,tcipa al pdbco que la rifa de Ia virgen
De peo que debfa ceebrarss en- combination
con el so:teo de la lote,ia provincial dol 20 del
corriente, Sc apl, "a para el 10 de Agosto pro-
xirno por no haberse adn distribul 10 todos los
h;llakx.x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
SEBASTIAN TAMEs

eG nnMDp A una casa cuyo valor
DG uUlvll LII no exceda de s $500
Informara don O. U. P, casa
de don Jaime Rullan. 1-3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Ell a&hado debuto on Coamo la compabf de-
Marin Varona ponieodo en escena la Mascotta.
va lleva dadas tres funciones en- las que h&
,sdo muy splauida. A
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Sc venle

LA FARAIACIA DE MAUNABO
El que Ia interese, paeae dirijirse su dueho
don Rafael Ottiz Lsbr6n en- el mismo pneblo
Julio, Is de 1893. IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Tanques de hierro
para aqua, con capacidad para DOS
MIL litros.
Los hay de venta, as IS uno, en-
casa de
Carlos armstrong.
Ponce, Aoril 10 de 1894. mis- )
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
A UNA sENORA
En- Ia ,ensda s..exA d ~ ywnA

Hoy, selora, me he entefSd0;
y, ioh. Dos siuti6 adolo mucho,
de que el pobrscto chucho
fslleci6 81 juevAs passdc. sS'
iPobreclto Jszmia! En- mi afin
recuardo con intsrSs,
que hacs POGO mas do an mss
ms echo 4 psrdsr un gaban. X
Con que cariho sslia
& VERNE, 81 yo lamsba!
lS'emprs, sismpre me ladraba
Slamprs, siemprs me- mordia
Eramos, sin duds, sqai "
incompatbles los dos. ~.
Pero, sshora, por Dos,
no SO pongs usted ssfl
Mirs usted que me incomodo
Csse va tanta sgonia
No hay raz6n, sshors mia
para llorar dc ese modo.
Calme usted su acetbo llanto,
y salga usted de 81 sncierro.
BueAo que 80 sienta un psrro, "a
pero. sefora, no tanto ]!
iQle sismprs 10 ha de llorari !
lQls no halla eonsuslo ahora !
Pues no ha de hsllarlo, sehora !
D6nde va nos parsr
Cierto que ora muy bonito
cierto que usted 10 queria;
cierto que ustsd no tenfa
mas familia que el psrrito.
Mas compreuda, en- sn sAicci6n,
para slivio do aus males, VI
gus yodos somos mortales. NJ.
salvo la 6 c,mparaci6n, Il
lTant9 pesar no me explico!
Rvasxione uatsd qua llora
oinco csutimos, sehora,
ss dscir, lun psrro chicol
Y por mucho que valera
tai psrro, comprsnda usts
gu. no hay ras6a para que
70 pongs de ess mensra.
10 1 qu'sa 10 Va ustsd & dar
Ia sopa de chocolatei "
lS7hors, qse dispsrate!
jPles 70 10 vendr6 4 tomarl
81 por ESQ llora asi,
70, por co,nplacerla 4 usts,
todos los dias vendre NJ
4 desayunarme aqui.
iQue me burlci No, senior:
Con- mprendo 10 que usted sisnte.
81 me efrszoo, es solamente
por hscerla 1 usts un favor.
NJ me burlo, 10 rspito
iQas la ofoudo i usted asii
Puss mas mo ofsndisra & mi
el resmplsssr al psrrito. N \
En- fin, $50 no me altara;
10 que 81 me altera, y mucho,
es 81 YER que por un chMch0,
lore usted de esa maners. sH
Una semAna cabal
llorando sin tsnet 6n,
desds que 10 dl6 4 Jasmfnt
el ataque cerebral!
lay, qne rscaardo, sahors..
lCusndo hA un sho sc muri6
su esposo, ustsd le lloi6
escasaments una bora! N
TX hallar ras6u no he poaido, %
nj podre hallarla jamas,
para que usted s,enta mas 5
US perro que { su marido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Acompaisdo De su distiosuida fssiiiiis', SO en
cuentra en- Aihouito, donde pasara una tempo-
rsda. nuestro amigo compaharo don Ramon
B. Lopez director do La Correspondence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Ls Compshi, de opera de Segnrs Villain,
epbarc6 para M9j co On al vapor Alfonso XII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Bleno es que laS sehoritas SO provean do la.
elegantes zapatllas que pr recommendation de
variss de laa principles familias 20 f4brican gu
La Linda Criolla
Para cabal,rros piios tap,bien hay cslzado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Dice no co|ess maysQiiazano que en- Gurabo
se ha compl-tsdo por 81 q beroador, nombrau
dolos de ohoio, 80 -clj .,s. qua f.ltabsn 80
Aquel Ayuutamis"to. E 81 refsrido pueblo ha
lamado muchp la atsnSion que no SO hay4n
nombradu entire los que " han sido conc.ja
las, resutaudo el-j aos custro individuvs que
40 saben lesr nj escribir
Bah!.... Sisndo inconaisionales POGO i'm
porta que anden en- cuatro pies
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En- el barrio de Mirsaores, Arscibo, Miguel
Sosa in6ri6 Jose Pav6n un machetazo en- el
brszo derecho, csusandole una herida grave
El sgresor esta en la carcsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

La nocbA del IL, al pasar 81 tranvia de San
turce por Martin Peha, SO oy6 una gran deto-
nscion que alarm6 los pa.aj .ros D tsuida Ia
aquiua y registrada la via vi6se cue era pr,
ef-cto de un petardo pega1o sobre al rail de
los mismos quo usau en- la via del ferroearril
So ha isdo couocimento de 10 ocuirdo al Go
beruador General Ia Jefatura do Obras Pu
blicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Soria c6nveniente para 81 pIblioo para Ia
e.npresa de Los Butos qle ssta rebsjase algo
los precios do los pacos y unstas, que resul
tan ago subdos
De- .se modo tendrian msy"r concurrepcia
Creemos que esa rsforma podrian hace.la, re-
bsisndo el precio al ignsl del abono, sin que
creamos Sc disgn,tsu por este los abonados
qre setan los prlmeros en- couprsnder que con
la escasa concurrshcia qus va Al tsatro no pue-
de sostenerse la oompaiil4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

i Ell corresponsal del Herald en- Caracas We
pezuela disc a squel per6dico, que SO p'opo
Zen seramspte en- dicho pals cerrar sus puertos
"a todo barco que levs e pabel6a ingle,. pro
h,br la introduce On directa ndirecta do m-r
caucfas nglesss susp4pder las concesiones que
Sc hacian los ingle.es y suspspder el pago de
los iutereses do la deuda inglesa.
Todo este SO propone hacer, para obgar q
Lord K s-he'y aNevacuar las terras de la boca
del RE Ocnoco sujetar q un arbitrie La dis
putas por terrisoro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
Dice Ei Diario Popular

"Amplisudo el rumor dc que nos hcimcs
crimen comstido on la jursdiccl6n do Caoo
Rajo, podemos decir quo no fue on Ia Par
guers, sino an Llanos tuna donds tuvo lpga
el suceso El parts dado la sutoridsd fue
PHI log veciros, pues sl padre de- la f"nil's
vejada es anciasu ciego, y no fos Ia ca"
hsotac6n de- la famifa la ipcendiads siuo u
rancho que servia do galinero.
Dicese que so halian comprometidos como
antores del crimen varios j6venss h jos de
dstingnidss fsmilias de aquel pueblo"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
Die. La Vos de la Monto1a :

Los mor6u6msnos y los dips6maaos que
tieuen 81 vicio del aIcoholiswo -estan de enho
rabuena pues merced al uso de las pidoras
de cloruro dc oro compuestas puaden curar-e
proata ra icslmsnts.
Creemos hscer un bien recomendando tan
dtil espeoi6oo que SO haIla de vents en- la acre
dltada farmaca de maestro amigo ell aehor
Gadea.
Vease 81 auuncio.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13

The Princess Hedwig Radzivill, who
died in Nice q few weeks ago, gave up
the opportunity of a brilliant life and
marriage TO become q Sister Of Mercy.
Until the time of her serious illness she
had been the head of ST. Joseph's hospi-
tai. In Potsdam. Germany. The prin-
cess was d member Of the famous Polish
Radzivin family, whose representatives
have obtained high places in Germany,
Austria and Russia The old Emperor
William fell In love with daughter Of
the house, then q member Of the Prus-
sian court, and for five years resisted
threats and ~entreaties ON the part Of his
family In his determination to marry
her. He finally gave in. however. and
married . princess of the house of SAKE
Weimar, but never forgot his first love.
His favorite adjutant mp to the time Of
his death vas o Radzivill, the nephew
OF the Woman who had won his heart.
Rome Letter.
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ssarved 20 woo.

RUTLAND, Vt, June l3.-Tsaac Hanks,
an aged miser, charged with having
caused the death Of his wife by denying
her sufficient food, has been found
guilty by the jury In Salem, NJ. X,
where he was taken for trial. A rec.
ommendation Of mercy accompanied
the verdict. and the offender, who is
said to be worth more than go, 600.
was let of on q Hns OF 81. 900 and costa.
Hanks Is 20 years old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13
CONSTRUCTION or A PAIR OF Ears

t& ssETa h-M
A Remarkable Feat I'm Surgery Performed
by . Paris Physician.
AT the Bicetre hospital, in Paris, the
well known surgeon, n. Landry, per.
formed . curious operation ON a work.
man Of Belgian nationality. The Bel.
gian, it appears. got drunk and was tax.
en- 10 the police station at GENTLY when
i'm q state OF utter helplessness. While he
was In the cells another drunkard, o me-
chanical engineer named Machant, was
brought in in o state bordering ON delir-
ium tremens. Machant was in o terribly
excited state, and he attacked his fellow
prisoner with extraordinary ferocity,
striking him, and, horrible TO relate,
biting on both his ears.
When he came to himself, Machant
became very penitent and asked TO be
taken 20 the bedside of his victim, who
was now In the Bicetre hospital, In or.
der to ask his forgiveness DR.. Landry,
who was there, said:
Should You like to give him back
his ears?e
Certainly, said the man.
Then, y said the doctor, ''let me cut
. couple OF small slips Of flesh from
your arm. and it can be done.
The man consented, and the doctor
did III he had suggested The pieces OF
6esh he shaped as well as he could to
the likeness Of ears and joined them to
the wounded places. According to the
latest accounts, the operation has been
o complete success London Answers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13
ChiIdren wed I'm Kensucky.

Sam Hart, aged ID, and Emaline
Franklin, aged Is, were united In mar
riage ct the home Of the brides father
at Coliy, q few miles west OF this place,
on the evening OF the 9th NIL. This
phenomenal wedding breaks the record
In the annals Of Letcher's history. New
er has there been . wedding when the
bride and groom were both 90 young
since Letcher had been hewed from the
magic hills and peaks at Perry and Har-
Ian counties md united into b bright
and prosperous people. II Ii said that
this young couple looked - children
while they were being united . one
When the time ann for the groom to
say IT do he became Involved In 3
big laugh which lasted till ali was
over.-Kentucky Mountain Echo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Turkey his protested 10 England
against the Congo treaty.
James Sloutervik was killed at MANLY.
Ia. by being thrown from his wagon.
The cash laiance in the treasury il
$ll6, 81, 62l, ot which S6e, 875. 521 ia
gold reserve.
The nth annual convention or the
American National Association OF Maa-
ters OF Dancing is In session at St. Paul.
Mrs. Vance, widow or the late sen.
ator from North Carolina, Il preparing
Tor the press IN elaborate biography Oh
her husband.
Lord R~oseberry's Ladas. the winner
Of the 1900 guineas, the Newmarket
stakes . the derby, has been struck
ont OF oil engagements at Ascot.
]. G. Suite, i contractor and builder
OF 81. Louis. claims TO have gone with.
out . wink of sleep for 70 years. ne Il
hale and hearty and about GA years OF
age.
Professor Hugo Of Fort Worth. Ter.
has signed q contract 90 walk 1000
miles on steel rails or the railroad. "a
average not less than 90 miles per day.
for 5000.
Captain Dunlap an evangelist. who
hAs been conducting revival services iii
Nyack, NJ. X, i under arrest. Il Il
alleged that Dunlap enbexSled several
thousand dollars from the government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13

Dakota reading circle, at the Messing
ton Springs Academy commencement
Monday, june IS.
Mike Casey was found bound and
gagged this morning in Howard, having
been slugged and robbed Of $50 during
the night.
The bicycle race last evening resulted
In Willis jerks winning the handicap
and Charles jerks the lap race, each
a three mile heat.
Master Leon Soper celebrated his
twelfth birthday yesterday by inviting q
number Of his young companions 70 q
joyous feast and round Of pleasure.
Sioux Falls..Press, II: Charles Dislman.
formerly q Sioux Falls printer, but now
! law student, Is again 10 the city. He
has been in q Minneapolis law school for
the past year.
All members OF engine company No. 4
are requested TO meet at city hall Friday
evening, June Is, at 8 o'clock to select
members for the new hose company.
The dynamite for the rainmaking ex-
pertinent 10 expected on the freight train
this evening or in the morning, the ex-
pres company refusing to ship ii by OK
press. The large balloon made yesterday
for carrying up the explosives was tested
today and found TO work well. It 10
about eight feet in diameter and twelve
feet high.
The populist convention at Mitchell
is not being as largely attended as Was
expected. The convention was called TO
order at 3 p. n. yesterday and organized
by the selection of Robt. Buchanan Of
Sioux Falls as temporary chairman, and
". 8. Volkmar OF Grant county, tenn
porary secretary. The convention adj
journed till evening and then again until
this morning to allow delegations time
to get in. Meredith Of Sioux Falls end
Howe OF Sphinx appear to be in the lead
for governor.
Veterinarians G. I'll. Martin and III. IL.
Wilson OF this city we're appointed by
the county board Of health to proceed 10
A.r. Cody's farm seven miles south OF
Madison and examine reported cases OF
CHAMBERS in horses. They proceeded
there yesterday and report officially
'That one bay horse, (hump-backsd) ID
affected and suffering with the disease
mentioned; also . black mare (bllnd) il
affected with farcy and We advise the
immediate destruction OF these two an,
imals." There were eight head OF horses
In all on DIR. Cody's place, two of which
had already died before this visit Of the
doctors, one OF the remainder not CON.
dsmned ID suspected and the remaining
three are thought TO be all right; but;all
have been quarantined Tor the present.
DIR. ). 8. johnson, superintendent OF the
county board Of health is taking active
precautions 20 prevent the farther
spread of the disease.
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Thoma., Astleu pi.eu.sed.

WASHINGTON. june is. Captain
Thomas action In affording asylum to
fugitive officers OF the defunct Exeta
government on board his ship. the Benz
nington, ct La Libertad. Salvador. has
very much embarrassed our govern
ment. For the third time since news
Of the action reached Washington the
matter has been the subject of earnest
consultation tetween the president and
Secretaries Gresham and Herbert.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13

CHICAGO, June l3.-The Prendergast
case Il likely TO become more compli-
Gated still. The defense now claims
that % the state took no action Of
record when the case was called, 1t
defaulted. Attorney Heron, Of the
defense, has announced his intention to
take PrenGergast lefore some Judge
sitting n the criminal court and ask
for an order OF commitment in the i'm
zane department OF the Chester peniten-
tiary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13
SALVADOR KICKS.
President GutteFsa Wants the Refugees
ON Hazard ths Benntngton.

President Guttersa Wants the Refugees
on iioard the B~snnington.
LA LIpgErAp. Salvador. June 10. -
The newly ORGANIZED government is
making desperate tf,rts to secure the
surrender or the refugees aboard the
United States steamer bennington after
making formal demonstrates against
the extension Of asylum in the late vice
president and his staff. President Gut
tersx has made u demand upon Mr..
Pollock. the American consul here, for
the surrender Of the men. For the time
being be valves entirely the question of
right OF asylum, and charging that
these officials Of the late government
have been guilty Of robbery and enl-
bexx!ement, demands their surrender
under article Q Of the extradition treaty
negotiated witL the United States in
1870. Coneul Pollock consulted over
this new phase OF tho case with Com
mander Thomas OF the Bennington and
then informed the government that he
could not meet the demand.
UassI Instructed Co DO 90
by the Washington officials. He was
served with ~extradition papers, regu-
larly drawn, and then cabled an nc.
count OF the ar air to Washington. So
for he has not had o response. Mean
while the refugees are being detained
on the Bennington. and will not be per.
mitted to take passage on the coasting
steamers TO . port Of safety. The ref
- - - n - "a
il nothing mor than a pretext to obtain
their surrender. when he will promptly
avenge himself BY Furnishing them for
political reasons The impression is
general, however. that they must be
surrendered, as all due legal forms have
been observed In making the demand,
but the United States consul will prob
ably require q guarantee that the refu-
gees shall be tried only on the criminal
charges specified.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13
tN ALABAMA
sfx Railroad Rridgss Destroyed In No
AImnv Haura.

Many Haura.
BIRMISGHAM, Ala, June l3.-During
the night three more b,ilges in the
mining district were destroyed by ere
and dynamite. All these acts are
charged MP to the striking miners. Just
after the Memphis express on the KAN
sas City, Memphis aud Birmingham
railroad had passed over the big iron
bridge that spans Chickasaw creek.
near Carbon hill. one end OF the bridge
was blown up by dynamite which had
boon placed under the abutment. The
train narrowly escaped. Two hours
afterward, on the same road, three
miles further west. a fire was set to
both ends of a long wooden bridge and
several bents Of 1t were burned before
the flames could be extinguished by
watchmen who discovered the FIRE.
During the night a bridge ON the Gal-
loway mines branch OF the road was
burned. making . total Of six bridges
destroyed by incendis RES in this dis.
trict within as many hours.