davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

fFaRo vasado, Glm d. ID mar 10 empsia aantKa 81.
In m6qVina % Dc slstsma Oompennd, dea
aTHolla l80 eab&lles do fusTns, con $40 1svelS.
cionss po1 minuto, inpgims al buq1s una vaIoei.
dad de oaho nudos p0K haxa
NntA mGquina haeo fuReianax dos tuThIuaa
que aspirsn 81 sguO po1 e1iAefos de ssesI6A re-.
tangGla1 dc 40 J lS eoatt&etpos respaetivanen.
ts y - enviads Aasia popa eusRdo 90 neeeBitA
movimiento do Rvaneo pex IN tubo so 80 eeRti
metros dc diGmetFc, y pox otro de 23 hsslR pxaS
para obtsn0T IL NaxshG hssja 0trGs.
Oade tvybinA t9ena tTss lVulAB de adxiHiea
para regular ID oaBtidad de agna.
Nm esta iURsaieso mecsniamo nuavO dc pso.
pulni6u, conuisfe 10 novedaa dc ssto ns!vAvidan.
Ga oosto % de 1oO,0O psattaa estA IlaEla-
do PHOBtaE bRanou saEviclos -("R "Reproduc;do" y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
FOR Ell VAPOR
FORT WILLIIM''

que entrd hoy en- q puerto do esta Capi-
u, procedente de Nueva York, han lie
gado los nuevos tipos que esperGbamoa
para zanzibar los que aetualmente SO en-
Plean en- las ediciones do LA CoRREspoN-
DRKCIA
Tan pronto los tengamos en- nuestro
poder empezaremos q utiliEarlos introdu-
eiendo las reformas que hemos ofrecide
& nUestros consequences abonados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
NussO Buqus Saliva ldaO
COoatiRuarO

Aeaha dc se1 ceDltsuido o IRglOtsT1a NJ
huqpO aalyavidaS, que vi0HO Gsy q 1Pgundo dc
entA clsGs del que 90 eup0ran 6ptimo1 tegultAde1
IalkmaEo oI nu0vo huque City Of Chicago,
YES N POGO mayor que 81 sspuko Of No1thnu.
borIAnan, qIo ts6 ol plimoro Gov1tyuide do enss
ii D, mIdiendo GHt0 lE a metres do oglora prx
3.66 de na1gs, nli0ntras d nuav0 tisn0 10 Is De
eSlors. por Ass de mauep, j ! 50 do puntal, car
capsCi lad para 80 40 pasajoHoG, pudi0nd0 llevHE
de ep1b6n.
81 movimionto o. triple: de ava1ea, para
atYGS y dc oonts do. maTCsd { unOs iDgeniog0s ne
0anismoS que arYOjan ol sgua On II popa, On Il
proR On loI coutado1, voluntad del psquinists.
III clsso O. do aoaH0 , ostk pyoviGta dOtubcI
e 10 largo dc eaa soGtAdo para la eirouloei6n del
aRuS con Gus vklvGlas y ApaRateI eoXTsupendisn.
.tea para lcn cam bios de naexeha.
l'1aRIdeste que ID mojosSs sllevadA s ests bu
cue, quo nDi1ta "a - pred l6A 0z1plDA del Rgaal
q g lsaA lssy a a eAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
CONGRESQ De Los DlPUTADOS ~
PresidenciG deE EEcmO. SeHOr MoTQWes
dsM Vega dc ArmiIO.
ExTRACTO OFFICIAL
Ses,6n del dia 8 dsaDiclemdre


=@7 III asiar PRKslDENTE: III sr. Kinin-
tro de UltgamsE tisnOsla pAlab1a.
ID senior Ki1istTo do ULTRAkAR (Abar-
xNxsl: EI aaao1 Martin Sanchez con 10 habiIidad
qVs 10 % pseRisr J coa el eBsudi0 fntimo que
tiena de ID naataHias e0nAo hRgpOdla0 CcROc01 y
spreciRr Ii { &msra, syioI0 lleya1lRO, quiarO in
elisayme disCHtir 81 fende dc Il oEelti6a;
esa tszxouo , 9 Puede II o. este momsnto do min
R6h mode 0l GohiG1ne. e E
III Gobisfno sntiend0 que On ast0 monHentc
nsceSitR guaEdsr 10 mayer 1GBOYva Eobfe Ogta in
po1tast te. saaatl6D, posea0 q diieYR elgo qua pU-
.dieSa trRdusiyAe on epini6R ahRRaGtivR Y0sPeCte
que sTeaRi0 habd De t0nor etoato, ID impoYtaei6n
do psgoa ma1ieant en PaO1ta. Reo podHia oreceT ];
y q .dijsxa 81 Gobierno algo que pudiora iat0T-
plataYSO eome una negatiY& ants 10 pTetsnsi6R de
les que lplisitsn el easjo, Ontone0l dsfraudaDis
sin HsK6n nHheieHtB las eUpO1aR Has dc los cue 10
aatkn en- cRtna aaessv tos ao'jeit&ndslo DanaSdu
qxe sI Gobierso ha dc snssrrsass o. IL mayer
aaEerva obre 0fta puAto, xolerva que eg Gu de-
her a1s slamental en asta matsrfa.
PeF % d0m&y, aeaptSr ma intaHp0laci6n On
los mcmOntoa an d 40 81 GabioNnO tiena ObliRa-
ei6n dc No dscir ba opini6B, % loa uaementoa o.
que ID eusgtI6R eatA an Ian centTes t6snicos .en
los monaentes aa que y question Ro tieno eBsade,
lqu6 OqHis y que 6prodRciIia, 81. Ma1tia SanchSs7
81 81 GobieFE D sOOptaEe en- inteypslaei6A y
vini0Ha aquf e. s J pFohegs 10 qua s. s. espsYa
aprohaT, = viniexaA otgos gaiiOYOs DipWtadoa VI
1sfoHzanaR los a1gurnenteI do s.. 8. } Segultass
prshadn pa1laraaNtnaff m0sta que oI esniO d0bia
tessr efsete slusgo Observation-Disclosures Ii
ymnta de moneda los otYOs centres ponnaTsn
10 CoRtraYiO, inc VsndIfa aQHi Nna aptinomia De
gre taRdifa ID Gu'pG 81 Goblsyno? me ysn11is
Iqui Uaa pTeUi6D parIamsntRsia a0brs eantxos ii
aobIO o'gasislnos qus debea ostRY aienpr0 fIOYa
dc tOda prssI6P politics, que dsbsA apY0eiax per
IM, juxgar por q atsndax las 1azsnGs que % dsU-
p1oRden del fORdo del agunto, 40 Jug No
Tsaalvsr bajo ma prfni6n poIitiea que no t0n-
d'fa HaE6a do ser n juHtidsaci6A dc Dinguna
e'pscie3
~ 81. MARTIN SANCHEZ: Pido ID palahrs.
M Ianor r RESI- DENTE (LarquaE de Ta-
vaygal La tieNa 8 3.
Bl Sir MARTIN SANCHEX: III SH. Mi.
nistYo do Ultranar iAsiDte On 1asa1vaEgs, no 90.
10 81 pHoeadimientc qRAeItO dGIdo Iuego n0so.
tHos eonGldeHAm % q90 doho haCeRlo q Gobie1no
do 8. r., sine que 60 YegoxvA algo mas, quo q
desix ii &c haHE 9 no - hRIk d canie on e inle
de Puerto Rice O. d0sir, q 60 c1mpliEk no ID
ley de- p1e1upueatoe.
70, .denae l1egc, Gemprondienda ID grave
dad quo pndio1a encelTax 0ga enasti6D, pO1 10 que
hR dich0 el asACr Miliatro do UltramaK, porqu0
ga podSiaM pcItax mMehoa pesos msjleahen On
PueHtc RIeo ensl mcmsnto "a que . Eupiera
qse iba s hacorgo d oanjo, dc busn gEado 1sspa.
tagia q Sile1cia dc 8 s poy mkB Qpa q desiH
qYe ta ~ e sosk esnje, 20 tpstAndo ~
Nio ~ eEe aaE2le le ggao 81
E 90 u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Ante numerous oens1Exsncia % salsbrk ana
che O 81 o0Eiaeo dc Ost OspitsI, ls fanci6n DE-
gala ahuneiada pcr 10 ecmpaHi& de BRfou Hshs.
acres. NJ pEeOicso d6a de sLa A1sieana." cas.
tad0 por las niAsa Rlvira RodIiguaH y GuTaaruis.
de BAliosIeVns y ol no m6nos pEaoInss de 6 T.es,
Fa'sgaaf On u H.IHusla :. u ADO RaSado pog
s9Ua, eaatado taMbi6n Dor lsa niNsn MmiIIa. II
hsx y Nanuala RcdEisueA. sRvaaaEen selsFemsn.
70 81 audtteTio. qaieu eoln6 Dc avlsusos lsu
simpAtteaa 1iAAD lefsHidaT, haei6ndolss kerssis
lon cikAdos d6oa. Ia aaTxaBlA Dols 40 y esSss.
tuvo 6 lA eoRCRHTeneia, Meraeienda q neNcT &C..
sAlss y la asaoIita DuoAo aplaasoa. & pseav Sc
que eutn tltiuaa 70 0naontSaba insigpusuAa 4. ,s
gasga1ta. GA q jug1sts : Ua axdid dc lrncS
II asaoKa LlovoRa1 j al senior Gsnaalex aYysr ~.
aen aplauseA an somo tsmbiSz la MeIraleu : 81
|citsdo GoE1Alo eD j. Hsxsasla a6mloo knfa sIlae.
tor G.rIido." No hpy para que dear eve 8
Ieuespn do guaEoGhaes fa6 asaSitms a2lsR h 9
que extya p1egHama GO oAnt6 q eusvseha q I.,sk
9gi1Sl0s J la boliainA eaasitu deoeniFeda ..ITf
msdSAp Para q iuayss g paarnla n fSlsi6s
% waaa % szaA RsysaRa. - q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
de Rtoo.EIoo.

0e EGoomS&10oo
SECREFARIA.-- -El Conseio de Administration "a
session ordnati9 de 81 de Diciemhre ltime ha acor.
dado los slguientes particulares
Autorizar "a Comisitn de turno para abrir
euensas eorsientes q las casas de Concrete demas
iuseres rect tOroco dsl dos nor ciento anual. tg5s
-, = Elevar q tnteres dc las imposiconss 8 plazo
Nc 81 tres p0r cento annual cuaudo 81 plazos sea da
Ses meses 70 menoss al medic por ciento cuando el
Ra1o u extenda Hes megeSay Al cuatro por ciento
S9anoc psse a. sells meseB sea desds sete meses on
~. ~ Que en- los pfestamos cuyo plazo exceda de
~. 49, mc.es como pueden exceder los agricolas y
cia que sin esas circunstanelas 3 sea poF menos
3SnMas Plazos ssten garantizados Inicanente con
de indivtduoA RESIDENCES fuera de esta CAPITAL
g SO constituya por escritura pdbca en-
vez o0 an simple pagar6 documentO priyadO. 4 me-
- que una 10 esas drmaS sea de persona nOt6ria.
mente acreditada iutcio de ls Comisi6n de turno.
para conoCt nIentO de todos los inter6sadog sci
RND0ca 81 Presente On Puerto Rico q de Enero de
S1o-Gl Sectetaro Salvador FuIladosa.--V' Be ri
kEeMd0nte Accidental, Julian e. Blanco S-8l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
GFNERALFS

Sd. .6s hsmcs old dOeiK hsa dsde "a % IL.
toYmS o. ttibBHel eonps'snto les w6aisoa sAusy.
gAdoG do pr etigsY Il srgunda aatossia el esd&,
var del icYen hAslAdo RAue1to ceres do Ia mayslla
del Osnentslio de aeta OspitsI. PSecuTassnea
adquixis dotal 90 dc aits sUusto qua taEto he la-
mada ID stOsei6n p6hIies en aGto8 diss para ea.
mRnieatlCa loa lsctoy.s d. "a CsRnKsRoNlnNCzA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

De los S.pectaoo. gsnninos del pais, ning..
dsbido sug HOEultAdos ma1avillcsos @ ha me-
pagado Tkpidamont0 n extreme dc cue 10 hsN
EugAr alguno dc n 1GlA donde no haya Ilapsdc :
hOcho BOatir Sus bondadss. Los dobilitadog x,esy
ooRsecaencia do entormodadea, oxcssog do Ia A.
yentud J del tHabaio ete-, dGben probar una a..
dieiAa qus Mn duda hs dc xopOgta1 bsneRaios ia
salcNlablss on "a sAlud TP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

LOa sOnOEOU don Angel Vsle JoglsY, dsps !.
disnte que tad de los BsaoreU F5r1sa Gareis y
OowpAHiar dos Naximisc FsEnasdes AlcRss.
antRUO dependi0RtG DO los saHores SHaesoraa de
OEesgitnn , OompaN han tornado ea aStaa Oa.
pital una s0siadAd mSrOaRtil bajo lE ATma dc
VAlI0 y IsHnans0g, paHs d0disaySo al samo. d
mOTeRRefsa ("La Vila dc PaIfs'), Forta end 90.
habisndo CestsEido odsr gsasxsi 81 naoY don
EvATiSto Fornsndaz J Alaiss. D0lOgnieslo pYoE
POI idad muGhO tuenen neg ainu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Lol aSt'sl4s % hAa pEopu0ate Nc nsaH mas
oalGsdO que sl Aus dstallsa los ssAoTen sPiorsg =
OompGAtS, 0n o. establOsimisnto ID sPalaaasnaI
EottaleAa a6msTO %. All @ cue aneehs u era.
oiosa EaIOpA DusAs. lucia % peq1sHe splS spri.
1loAedO sn IN 1apsto dc ID Tafs1idR easS Va Ia
sassA leg daMsB para hseOE ho1ito piS, ah eptS
q eAlMadQ do ais PaINasaea,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
IOJOQue intaresaI

GLA GAFIIAL DE N1AGAHA1 ola PUERTO
RR1QUENAS de SuceS0res de jose HeHnaix, offOcen :
gug numerosos parrOquanos al pdbEco en- genera
.magni6co surtido de tsas para todog los gstos
a acance de todos lo1 bolHoS. Especiadad en- tiras
bOPdadaS en- t0dog ancnos cias0a Oaslmiros naco.
Males y Oxtraujoros Realization do pntados. Pre-.
oioB Gin Comp0tenCia. 30.l7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

He Yenunoisde 0oa Tniln OtaTo, veciao de
BayGm6n 0I eaEga do HssliblsAts del RaRiEtFc
Owl de sqVsl pueblo, fgRd nde tel ressl1si6n aE
motives de ssud; J pAra justidss1!o hemcg tent
10 6 IL Wits % eomsn OAsi6n que dieho SeHor
hs diHigide el Jutz municipal de aqEel pueblo.
- la que adEitO i hS yonnncia TeaaNoss TO-
cargo ha Aid0 dSBanpsns5n GuFants disx Hsis
usBss con laboyioAidRd iHteligsRcia; hacisAda
eoa Oato justieiH al amigo otsTo, al qu0 toliCi.
GaMoi Oipeera@01ts.
Han enstysido MstTimaAio an PcRao, d BE-.
der don FraAsiaso Vaga Alert , ID hslla , sm.
pktica BsneIita ToRasita OtsHo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

.FaC6uYaa ss ss G:nunicaSi.5I:. S:nslassaSs e.
80 ctVs el l00 P6lizas de caboteie u 81 100. La-
tras de Cambio On blancot l60 81 lc0 Cenecimien-
10 dc buques dc vap0r 81 e 100. Idem de V0lA rs
tvs 81 100. De venta en- 0sta impFsnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

IN Guxabo Ne hey hbrs11sa de Il vrsasa
para 10 vanta I6olies, psB0x do ID tsrminaaSa.
elKo1IAx del aaAor Iatendenta de HaasandR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

=! 81 de D sisphrs psssdo. 10 .xists-c'a &c
saf9 del BasHil IN NGsvA York era 27B. S2E ra,
sos, n otroS pusEtos do Ios E1tadcu Unidos -
all l69 idtm. a fotO caTRaRdo ' coFspvaa ev..
sadou poH Oahls 272 mil Rasos. Tst 570 eez
saooB Los pYssi dsl csIS oatYa $I6A por of1i
aEEio halta $ls2 pos auistal asce gldo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Ba1o 4 unprecedented del vialero autor ao
la .ignients narraci6B, Il t1Aducimonsdol sSanU
de Iadjan6polig que Il do IuK hace poses diav,
diciando qao q doctpR KendEiek, xegpotahl0 ciu-
dadano de aquolla cspital, anya palab2a o oro
pure, neraeo 0nt0ro 0r6dito 81 l0fsfiH an historic,
sin axag0Faei6n. III dootoy agtuyo muesto an
diA sclaaaanta, y duSanto "A horAn nj aspisitu pa
1enlsHt6 las rssisnag et6Yeas de Ii starnidad,
dends vI6 lo1 wales de luz talicidad laa for
maj % liaitaaleI Do nlgnnes paIsoDss & aUienDo
assas q n / 4 alaaln pAsasl 11VIII'l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

PoY 81 GobiRrao General IN sido edmitida
Il ToaNncis hsehs POI 81 Rusxdia dc Eegu~da cla-
% dc i PTimesa seOsi6a dal Ous1pe dc O. r, 6a-
N3wino AYYufat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

He lido apHabsda IL baja prcpueata per 81
0us1ps de Ofden P6blico dsl g1aEdia del mism.
Tom6u HSIn1ndsx NuSe1o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Ha fallsci 10 On MaYaaGs4 81 apFeeiAbIO ssHcs
Ion POdHe JoGS RigusI, SsguAdo jafs de! bsneae
vito cvsrpO dc BOmb.Ios dc aq1Olla siadsd.~4-
Up
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

PrOeodontO de Ambs1ss sssaIas. In Hesp.
do hsy con ea'Sa general para varies, q Vapax
inRl6g .sCayc.m no"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

A dor Rau6B Rses, vsaieo de vega.bajs,
% 10 hA eone0di4o lineaeia sara HHo de armaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

ii v'pox .A6ac0" qus pTeesdaEts dc
OAea % OaPsTs Ga sata Capita bseia Ol 10 del &C.
EHiAAta gaRui Niai0 b ata ak Thnmnns
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Sa sRcuOst1a emf rmo eE Porea . apraefa-
10 PEosHFadoy, seller doe Aug~sta ElssxeIl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07

Ns p0H 10 1aenoa mUv CWrioro ol pYauaRts
Guelto cue T0co1tamaa de Il 'sR0viata dc IafoY-
maci6n" que 1a pNblica o. Nueva.Yc1k:
Yiaie Ii Region Et6Vea
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
INSURGENTS DEFEATED.

HAVANA, CUBA strong force OF
in surgents recently attacked detach-
ment of Spanish troops at Guandon.
near Baracoa, province of Santiago de
Cuba. The troops made a gallant de-
fence, and after two hours fighting the
insurgents were obliged to retire, leav-
ing many dead and wounded on the
field. Major Tieda, of the Spanish
forces, has dispersed a band of insur-
gents between Corojal aud Mounts
Santa and Rita. The insurgents left
two dead and one wounded on the field,
and in addition the troops captured two
prisoners. Antonio Suarez, who was
an insurgent Brigadier during the last
insnrrection, and Lopez Leiva, an ac-
countant in the district of Villa Clara,
have joined the insurgents.
Louis Guarez, of Juan de las Yeras,
in the District of Viller. has raised a
band of insurgents and burned the vii
lage Of Magazohomba. Tn the Prov
ince Of Puerto Principe the insurgent
leader, Gomez, has caused the former
bandit, Leiva, more recently a captain
in the insurgent army, to be shot for
accepting money for allowing a supply
Of cattle to enter the City of Puerto
Principe.
The Merchants Patriotic League, of
this city, has handed to the government
the sum of $40, 400 TO be used in pur-
chasing small vessels in New York to be
converted into gunboats for river SER
vice.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25

FOREIGN NEWS.
The LATEST NEWS FLASHED BY WIRE
AND CABLE,
'"I ohrANr ENGAGEMENTS I'm
THE sPAIN-CUBA WAR.
THE INSURGENTS DFFEArrD
GUANADO.
n Cuban Expedition Sails From
Jamaica Heavily Equipped for tb,
Fray'---AddItIonaI Spanish Rein.
iorcements.---Other Foreign Mat.
tcrs.

PARIS, FE.-The Temps has Mad.
rld dispatch saying official adyices con.
nrm the report of desperate fight be-
tween Cuban insurgents and an escort
OF Capt. Gen. Martinez Campos. he
tween Manzanillo and Bayamo. The
young Spanish soldiers displayed des-
perate valor. They formed a square
around the captain-general and re-
PEELED the fierce charges made by the
rebel cavalry. Gen. Santoclides was
killed while heading charge to cover
the columns retreat. Gen. Campos
then directed the retreat with brilliant
intrepidity. He brought in all the
wounded and checked the furious at
tacks of the insurgents, who main
tanned their pursuit to Bayamo. Upon
arriving at Bayamo Gen. Campos tele-
graphed to Gems. Cualdex and Navarro
to hasten from Santiago de Cuba and
HolglIin with their respective forces of
1900 and 1900 men.
Letters from Gen. Campos report
that the rebellion is gaining ground in
the central provinces, owing to rain
paralyzing the movements of the Span
lsh troops. During June there we're
1000 coses Of yellow fever among the
troops. or those attacked 1O4 died.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
A CUBAN EXPEDITION SAILS.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA. = A Cuban ca
pedition with a great quantity Of war
material Of various sorts sailed We'd
nesday from Echo Rios Eight Rivers),
q port on the north side of the Island
of Jamaica, almost due south and
about 100 miles distant from La Plata,
Santiago province, Cuba. The vault
in which the munitions had been con-
cealed, was found open afterward, and
there we're other indications of the re-
cent presence of nOn-residents. A
strange bark was observed on Monday
off the coast in that neighborhood, bu'
she was not mOlested.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
A LOUISIANA MURDERER.
Horrible Deed Of an Italian near ST.
Peter, La.

NACAg A4ds
81. PETER, LA.-Joe Naska. a labor
er on the Terra Haute plantation
three miles from this place. used a sho
gun with deadly effect last Saturday
ond with the following result:
Mrs. Rosario Giordano, aged thirty
shot in the region of the heart anG
BeneditO en- GiOrdano, nephew, instant.
ly killed.
Charley Columbano Qast name not
positively known, instantly killed.
Nicolina Giordano, six years. shot
through the head and expected to die.
Mary Giordano, ten years old. shot
through the abdomen and expected to
die.
Rosario Giordano, aged thirty-five,
shot twice in right leg.
Josephine Giordano, five months.
shot through both legs.
hosario Giordano, who is the head
OF the exterminated family, says that
he cannot account for the assault. He
had qnarreled with no one, and he was
as much perplexed to learn the motive
as he was surprised when the assassin
stepped in at the front door and
emptied double-barreled shotgun in
to his little family circle.
He WAS seated at a meal of meat and
bread about o'clock, with his wife at
his right side and his little girls at his
left, when the assassin thrust a double
barreled shotgun in at the front door,
and without attempting and nicely Of
aim, pulled both triggers. Mrs. Gior-
dano fell over, shot above the heart
and fatally wounded and in the left
side of the abdomen. She died almost
instantly. Sucking at her breast was
the five months old baby, and one Of
the bullets that carried death to the
mother went through both the little
fellows legs below the knees. The
two fell forward. GiordanO, fearing
that the tender babe would be killed in
the fall, sprang forward to clasp it,
As he did so the assassin sent another
load of buckshot into the room. One
of them struck Giordano in the thigh
in the region of the groin and another
lower down.
Mary, the little ten-year-old girl, on
seeing her mother fall over had run
forward to her. The second load, which
wounded the father, did cruel havoc
with the little one. A number Of the
shot entered her abdomen, literally
tearing it into shreds' As a result the
intestines we're perforated, and peri
tonitis set in last night. 1t is thought
that she will die.
Whether it was the first or second
load which struck little Nicolina is not
known. When help arrived she was
found lying on the floor, shot through
the head and fatally wounded 1t was
thought that she would expire at once,
but she lived throughout the night and
al day yesterday.
The repeated shots and loud cries
Tor help caused Benedito GiordanO, a
cousin of Giordano, and Charley Co |
who we're standing in front /
IF another house some distance down /
he road, to come running up. As the /
saw them coming he put two
resh shells in his gun and fired when
hey got within close range. These
wo shots were as unerring as the first.
Zach fell to the ground a corpse, and
he murderer without hindraDce made
lis escape. Every effort possible is be-
rs made to capture the assassin.
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wILLARD's REPORT.
Improvement Of Waterways Tributary
to.the Mississippi.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The annual re
port of Capt. j. II. Willard on i'm
provement Of waterways in Louisiana
Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi, tIib
utary to the Mississippi, has been re
ceived. The most important work j
that at the mouth Of the Yazoo river,
Miss, and the Red river in Louisianr
and Arkansas. For the latter 81, ,325,
600 has been appropriated. The i'm
peovement consists of snagging, dredg
ing and protecting the banks by revet-
ments and leyees. The work at the
mouth Of the Yazoo river, the harboI
at Vicksburg and the Yazoo river
above Vicksburg has been in progress
with some success. The project is &C.
omen a new mouth for the Yazoo
Operations during the year have in
eluded cutting a ditch from Barnett
Lake to Willow Bayou. Dredging
and protecting the banks at Vicksbur8
has formed a part of the project. I'm.
provement Of the Ouachita and Black
rivers has consisted OF removing snag-
aad dredging.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
HAGGARD, THE NOVELIST,
And His Friends Mobbed by British
Electors.

And His Friends MObbed by British
Electors.
LONDON, ENG.-If further evidence
was needed of the brutality of English
mobs on election days it was furnished
Saturday, in the East Norfolk district,
where H. Rider Haggard, the novelist,
was the conservative candidate. He
made a tour of the district in four
horse drag and was repeatedly most
outrageously received, being pelted in
some places with mud and stones.
Near Ladham a Miss Hartoup, who
was a member of Mr.. Haggard's party,
was cut on the head by ahying missile,
and at Statham the party was obliged
to take refuge in a hotel, which was
besieged by mob. Police were dis
patched to the rescue from North
Walesham, Norwich and Yarmouth and
Mr.. Haggard and his friends we're res
cued. The mob which besieged the
hotel, numbering 500 persons, fed as
soon as the police appeared and Mr..
Haggnrd returned to North Walesham,
escorted by mounted police. Miss
HartOup, however, was too III to be
moved, and was compelled to remain
at the hotel. Upon arriving at Wales
ham Mr.. Haggard received an ovation,
and made a speech in which he said
that in all bis travels he had not seen.
such dastardly conduct. Mr.. Haggard,
however, was defeated, the vote in
East Norfolk standing as follows: r.
J. Price, 4,6O0; II. Rider Haggard,
laos.
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ADVANCE IN NAILS.

RosroS. Mass. Nails Of every KIND
nre 6Oc a keg higher than they have re-
Gently been. The edict which msoe
the increased price was the result OF a
meeting at the Revere House OF the the s,1. ez.
ac,,t;va committee Of the wire and cut
no;la manufacturers from all parts OF
the country. A member Of the COM COM
,,;ttoe 49,. aaid that a new card increasing
the price ON @extras will De issuS'.. .D';as
Fully 80 per cent. Of the nail iact1ilsz ''
m the country have agreed 70 tneso
,dvances. The increased cost OF ma'e 's.
iof and advanced wages when wen en-,
.nto effect July J, are given a. ai ahs
causes for the putting UP OF ine
prices.