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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LA AG ESI0N
AL EMBAJADOR MARROQUI.

Las NOUedGdos, ilustrado colegs
neoyorklno, publlca I'm extenso J
detallado telegrama sobre el rui-
doso incldente del Enviado diplo
matico del Sultan de Marruecos J
el brlgsdiet retiradO sehor FueLtes.
5eg6n dicho despacho, fechado en-
Madrid el 81, Cpenas ell EmbsiadoI
habia dado algunos pasos con d.
reccion al carrusje que lie esperA-
ba para llevarle & Palacio, sc lie ade-
lant6 IN hombre entrsdo en- amos
" vestido de negro, quien golpeo
con su pufio ell rostrO lie Sldl- Bris.
hs, gritandole al mislno tempo -
Decid & v1estro amo que esto 10
hace IN espafiol en- memoris del
general Margallo 4 q dien habeis
asesinado en- Melilla.
Uno de los 1uncionarios de la
Real CASA (snade el telegrams) de-
senvain6 su espada y SO lanKo So
bre 81 sgresor, a qaien hubiers
atrsvesado de parte psrte si no lie
detielen el braEo.
ri desconocido fue preso pOr a
poliCis, resultando ser el brigadiet
retirado senior Fuentes.
Entersda la Reina de este suce-
so, di6 por 81 50 mas sentldo p6ss
me oil Embsjador al recibirle, ase-
gurandole que ell seflor FuenUes es-
taba loco, J hacienda cOnstar ls
alta consideration y amistad que
ella sentia haCia ell Sultan de Ma
rrueCos y su pueblo.
Dsspu6s de la reception, los Mi
nistr0s pasaron { visltar al Nmba-
jador en- 50 hotel, manifestando to
dos elloe 50 pesar por 10 ocurridO y
aeegurando que el senior F0entes
seTa castigado Goa todo rigor. Tam
bl6n fu6 Visitado el Embaj adoE pOr
el general Martinez Oanpos y nu-
merosos jefes del ejerCitO y MEM
bros de Ia nobleSa espanols.
El incidente ca tanto mas deplo.
rable, cuanto que el Embsiador sc
habia Quejado de que unos mucha-
chuelos habian proferido gritos con-
ira 81 en les GALES de Oadiz.
Ell Ministro de Is Guerra hiEo
breve alusi6n en- el Oongreso & es-
te acontecimiento, manifestando
que ell Gobierno 10 deploraba de
todas veras, J agregandO que Fuen
tee ha perdldO Ia raz6n. En- igual
sentidO So expreso el senior Oano-
vas del Castillo.
La aggression al Enviado del Sui
tan ha CausadO la mayor indigna
Ci6n en- tOdas Las clases. Sidi-Bris-
ha es IN caballeEo rico y quito, que
sostenia relaCiones de personal
amistad con el PEesidente Carnot
y el primer Ministro de IDglaterra
Lord Rosseberry. En los primeros
momentos sc resinti0 mucho de Ia
agresi6n, considerAndola un insul-
to tan grave, que estaba diPpuesto
a volverse 4 Marrueeos sin esperar
Ia audienCia de Ia Reina. Peto ha
cambiado de pRrecer ante las salts
facciones que Sc le han dado, q las |
cusles hay que agregar la sefiSlada
distinction que le ha hecho Ia Reins,
cOLfri6ndole las insignias de la |
Orden del M6rito Militar.
I'll goblerno ha enviado una cir-
CGlar a los diplomatiCos, los cusles |
SO reuniran para dIscutir ell iaci
dente.
Foentes serS jusgado en- Conse-
10 de guerra. La pena que el Co.
digo militaF seiisla para ests clase
de delitos es la de muerte 8 Cadena
perI 6tua."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

tnd, veriamoG q esta digna focle-
dad libre, entire OsrOs ma es. del
mortal desasosIego, que en- medic
de sus progres0s Ia queb ANITA Y
descOnsuela.
Z si 10 patFia en- que vimos Ia
luz fuese eli campo hermoso de
amantes h'ios de la santa Iglesla,
smaRiam0s ent0ncas, con ell afecto
de hijos verdaderos, el Iugar BEN
ditto d0nde por veE primera vimos
Ia hermosa IuS del Clelo.
Pero ands siempre asi el mundo
de revuelto; siempre sus hijos tro-
cando en- 6l, para 81 NAL, 10 que
hay para todos de mas claro y SEN
clio.
Olaro y senclIlo debe de ser, pa
60 toco honrado corsz6D; que sin
practlcas del cielo, es impossible
bajen de 81 4 Ia tierra ventures
verdaderas z se alejan del tenn.
plo, sin embarg1, honrados coraso-
mes, que aQui procuran dIchas, prI.
vandosc por tai modo eilos mismoa
de los mayores goces de Ia terra.
Pof 50 gloris, que primeEa del
hombre en- el mundo es la de 81
alma, decfdanse los mobiles coraSO.
coloquen 50 honEadez al pie
de los altares, para que el Dlos de
las virtudes verdaderas Sc Ia pre-.
mie y los corone.
| No hsya en- nadie excusas, que
90 trata de nuestro propio bien, =
esta gran carload nos debemOs TO-
dos, como hermanos.
/ Q1e sl ejemplo todavia quete-
mos, no faltan buenos, entire tantos
malos, como ofreoe ell mundo.
EI pfimero, para uosotros, puede
serlo el de nuestto busn Gober.
nador.
Il Las dos cuaresmas que haCe vlve
! entire nosotros, ha recibldo On elias,
i acompahado de 50 distiDguida f..
mills, ell cuerpo santisimo de nues.
: tro Dios.
:. NADIA de nsonjas, que nj sotroG
& no esCribimos y este gobierno me-
nos necesita.
81 El criatlano honor, como pr.meI
aonor del mundo, es al que damOG
en- Ell 10 que hs merecido.
II fNsda masl
II II. g. Dc a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
RONCORONI.

L ego con su troupe, = hemoi
reeibido muy gustosos su atenta
visits. E, antigua amigo nuei-
tro el emlnente srtista.
L. repeIimos nuestrA cordial
bienvenlda. dessandole. -. 10 que
seguramente no ha dc faltarle On
nuestro Co isc1 ousvos lAuros y
6xito'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
COMBINATION
De MAND0S MILITARES

81 DIS % dc Enero tltimo, Santo
del MOnsrcs. 8. M. Ia Reins Be-
gente firm6 los respsctivos de-
cTetos
NombFando Captain General
del Eiercito al Tenients General Y
Mlnistro de ls Guerra don jose L6
pea Domingueg.
Ascendiendo { Tenientes Gene
Iales los Generates de Division
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

En- Cuanto 4 las jovenes socieda
des de America que no tienen NADIA
que envidiar a los puebIos euro
peos, las hemos estudiado todas CD
So eatado actual y solo vemos: &
VeneEuela, ,retoroiendose airada con.
tra Ia mano t6rrea de I'M tirano que
asumi0 ell poder supreme con Ia
mas brutal de las razones la razon
de la fueFEa.
A Colombia, agitads por ell des-
conteEto de las ambiciones de mu-
chas banderias al Brasil, desde ls
caida del lmperio, luohando dia
rios en- el caos. dirigIdo hoy por uu
presidente, msfana poF I'm dIcta-
dor y todos ellos mas arbitrRrios )
absolutos que eI regimen imperial
AL Ecuadof, empobrecido. Al Pert
J Chile vegetando en- medic de
marasmo mas pernIcloso, sumldol
en- una sonolencia oriental, que SO
10 puede llevar al Abismo al puoblG
Ique 10 experimental; y por do q1ie
GO, aun la gran rsp6blica norte
am sricana, esa rep1blica de la Gu
tantos elogios Sc hacen, vive 81
medic del espirltu egolsta mas re
Ipu slvo.
Oreernos que FL TriMnfo Quedar
convencido de que a1n ell frut
americana no estG complement
mad1Eo para poder constitute pue
} BIOS arm0nicos y modelos.
i Los vicios de los europeos doml
nan aquf en- America con mas We
hemenoia que en- ell viejo mundo,
la cultura de las masss deja much
que desear bsjo todos los punto
! de vista, por donde q1iera que 9
! Ia examine.
= Las Manifestations de E TriuI
70 estan impreguadas de ese vene
40 bilioso que siempfe Ia destilad
bacia todo 10 que SO ref1sre q Hi
: psiis: aver alcanE6 su veneno
! toda Europa: lQue Dios la guar
de del odio de Et TriunfO."
II Blsna replies, repesimos.
Il La ceIebrAmos y con gusto |
lsIAm1s reproducidA en- DGsItrs
columnas, abiertAs siempr par
10 discreto, raEonado Y pairiotiet
81 G e,uos La Opinion pab!icc
l Clertos oliOS no pueden preo
cupHr q quien tisne el coraE6n er
iero y mira las cosAs con Sereni
: dad y sADgie fiil.
Il Son tan impoten:es |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

murAlla de tai natuEalezS, pussto
cue IN ligeTo examen de In BA-
lama comereial nos dice clara
uente que solo periuieios SO de.
riVan de IN Adsudo tan recargado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
COMO HABLA
Ell SENIOR MINISTRO,

Dsspr GI de hAber leido el ex-
trActo Official de 10 sesion eelebra :
do por Ell Congreso de Ion Dipu-
tadoa ell IL de Enero pr6ximc
pasAdc, escrihim % en- nue:tro nj
nero snterior on suelto editoria
que eonViens rscordar, J es ell 81
guiense
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

el St d. Andiei Ave'ino del b.
sario.
Subastas.
Oenso electoral para Dlputad % a
Oortes.
Providencias judlciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
4ACETA De HOY.

Lsg de ofg.pixaci6n y stribu-
.loDss - los trlbuns co de Ma
rina.
S. JA euenGa por Ia SStIetari.
lie ests Audisncis de q,e el 8 del
coIrIsnts tom6 possession del cargo
De MAgi,trGdo de dieho Tribunal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
CLASE 4.

I0 MEUGEAM G8S016kA NUS nU
caro- el AranceI. Creemos que
nj q prosege ID industria naciona' !,
nj % ha tenido en- euenta Ia clase
q maestro mercado : dando todo
Dor resultado que no se introduce
apenas ningunA meEcaneia. Nues.
sro pueblo, m4s modesto J mas
pohrs relatiVamente que CubF,
1ebe teneF, como pasa con otros
. grupos del Araneel, una rebajA
DC so p. g en- Gus tarifas de pro-
ss duetos rIeos, cen relacion las
de Cuba pero en- esta elass hay
una iguaIdad de taEitAs incom-
preamble.
La snesjes, b.ondas y Fuuti-
llAs de seda, con 8 sin mtzelf, pa
gan Is pesos por kll6grkme, %
detir, euatro veees mas que 40.
ees. Por. ESQ la importa ion, Sc
gan ID EatAdisliea, no pueie ser
mas pobrs.
Baeno e. que los objetos de lu-
10 % craven bsstante con rela-
ci6n 1 otros, .indispensables Ia
enbsisseneia ;.pero no en- eansi-
dad tal que. .haga prohibitivo 81
Artfealo, porque entOnees nads
ganaEG Il Hacienda, nj nIDgdn In
cremenso tomaE6 el deSaFrollo be,
oOmeEcfc.
PoE eonaiguiente, eEtsmos que
3 esta elAse 1 nada eonduee rHaI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
OUR ONLY TEA FARM.
South Carolina's Successful Experiment Il
 Raising the Herb.

South Carolina's Successful Experiment. In
 Raising the Herb.
 A few miles from Charleston, on the old South Carolina railroad, is the only tea farm in the United States It be- longs to Dr. Charles U Shephard, dis tinguished chemist and public spirited citizen who is devoting his time and means to continuing an experiment. be- gun here in 1877 by General Leduc. commissioner of agriculture under Pres ident Hayes. When the latter went out of office, the enterprise was praeti- cally abandoned, and in 1888, when Dr. Shephard went te Summerville, he found everything in a discouraging con dition with the exception of thousands of lusty young tea plants that had ger minated from the seed the winds had blown from the old plants in every di- rection.
 He bought the place, cleared off the rubbish and the weeds and commenced an analytical study of the character and habits of the plant He imported also various kinds of oriental seeds from Japan, China. Ceylon, Formosa and oth- CT places until he had 20 acres of yari- ous varieties of the tea plant, with which he is experimenting to ascertain those most suitable for the climate and the best method for their cultivation.
 During 1894 he produced 300 pounds of excellent black tea, which sold for $1.20 a pound in Summerville and Charleston, and about 300 pounds of green tea, which sold for $1. .50a pound. During 1895, if conditions are favor able. he expects to reach conclusions as to climate, cultivation, fertilizing. etc. 1, | which he believes will be of practical value to the farmers of the United States. es.-Chicago Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED CITY
 PROPERTY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

THE GRAPHIC's typewriter contest begins next Sunday and all our sub scribers would do well to save their coupons. In, this modern age a type writer Is an indispensable article. It's general usefulness and utility have been fully established. It has become a necessity in every well regulated business, and the DAILY GRAPHIC will afford some one of our citizens an opportunity to become possessed of one of the best ma chimes made at very moderate cost. The superiority of the Smith Pre- mier machine over all competitors is fully established by it's general use and popularity, and the machine offered by the GRAPHIC is the latest improved No. ?. and there are none better on the market. The price of the machine is S100, and the winner of our contest will indeed be for tunate person. It is valuable prize worthy of the best efforts of all who shall become contestants, and we will give it freely to the winner. If you want a good typewriter, here's your opportunity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
THE Arkansas Gazette has at las

THE Arkansas Gazette has at last boldly come out against the free s;l- yer craze. Occupying the position of the leading newspaper of the State, with circulation both daily and weekly not confined to the limits of Arkansas, it's field for good is nn- bounded, and it will no doubt do much toward combating the free silver fallaey and showing the peo- pie the error of their way. We gladly welcome the Gaeette to the "sound money" side and earnestly hope that it's field of usefulness will increase. While a number of State papers are just industriously en- gagged in pouring out their wrath upon the head of the "Old Lady, I've observe that none of them are at. tempting to answer the Gazette's ar guments. This should be cam paign of education and argument, and not one of vituperation and abuse. The people want logic and not epithets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
When Cuba Becomes a Republic.

Authentic news from Cuba is hard to get, and the actual state of things on the island can only be guessed at. But the members of the Revolutionary party in this country entertain no doubt of the success of the lnsurgent forces. So con- fident are they indeed that they are planning to hold meeting in New York at an early date for the purpose of com pleting the form of provisional gov ernment and electing president of the republic of Cuba. New York Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

hSS- ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

Sheriff and Circuit Clerk (positions that had been held by the Republi- cans under the compromise, were de- nounced as "small-calibre, selfish Democrats, etc. The Press Eagle was then vehemently urging the voters of Jefferson county to lad here to the compromise as it now stands, land declaring that i've can not believe they [the Democrats] will stultify themselves, as party, by the commission of fraud to se- cure them"-[the offices held by Thompson and Jones. Sheriff Thompson and Circuit Clerk Jones, (colored) were then held up as models of example, paragons of ex- cellence, as it were, upon whose ad ministration there could be no "im- provement, and it was openly de- clared by the same newspaper that these two offices have been admir- ably conducted during the past two years" and that they were entitled to reelection ''by every precedent of party policy, principle and honor. "
 But the straight ticket Democrats of Jefferson county did not heed the advice of our weekly contemporary, but proceeded to nominate and honestly elect their straight ticket, and in the above paragraph, copied from the last issue of the PreSs-E'aQle, is their justification. Itmust be, in- deed, a source of great qualification to all the friends and supporters of the straight Democratic ticket dur ing the last campaign to see this inn portant acknowledgment come from one who gave every possible aid and counsel to the enemyin that moment ous struggle for the freedom of the county from negro domination. It is indeed true that Circuit Clerk Mccoy is an eff eient officer the most capable and efficent the county has had since the war. It is also true that we now have the best administration of county affairs we have ever had in the history of the county, We have capable and competent man in every department of our county gov erhment, and thereis universal peace, order and satisfaction throughout every hamlet and township. The colored man is contented and happily engaged in the successful contest of bread winning. He is no longer robbed of his earnings by idle and unscrupulous negro officers, or brought before the courts on friv- ilous charges to be the helpless and unwilling victim of grasping fee fieecers. The population of the county is no longer standing on the precipice of valcano, or liable to be thrown into violent race conflict at the slightest happening. Absolute peace and order has been established throughout the county. The white man aud the black man dwell in unity together, and today Jefferson county has one of the happiest and most prosperous populations under the face of the sun.
 Great was. tho straight ticket and glad are we to see its enemies ac- knowledge it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

THE Circuit Clerks office under the able management of Mir. H. A. Mccoy, has just completed an alpha betical index to all law and chan cery papers filed in that office for the last six years. This is quite an improvement in this important office
 -one very much desired by the en- tire bar of the city.-Press Eagle.
 Ha, ha, ha! Under the able man agement of Mir. H. A. Mccoy" :" Yt gods and little fishes! At last tht Press Eagle has acknowledged tht efficiency of our straight Democratic Circuit Clerk. Who would have thought it? Just year ago this very month the Press Eagle was ve hemently denouncing the straight ticket movement, straight ticke' Democrats and straight ticket can didates. All kinds of dire conse quences were pictured as likely tt flow from a straight Democratic ticket. and the two candidate fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

THE esteemed Commercial has again become seized of a free silver spasm. After the free silver fiasco in this city recently it was thought that free silver at Is to l was dead in this community The editor of the Commercial should take the gold cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
PINE BLUFF, ARK, JULY 10, 1895
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION,

IT is announced that the Gorbett- Fitzsimmons fight will certainly come off in Dallas, Tex, early in October. It is not believed that Gov. Culberson, who is a progress i've young man, will interfere with the fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10

Entered at the Post-offiee at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-elass mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
THOS. GREEN. City Bill Poster and AuctiOneer

Personal attention given 10 the posting up and distribution of advertising matter Of ev- cry kind, including samples, etc Charges
 reasonable. Office at A. l, Stewards. j. P. IA East Barraqle street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-10
IMPORTANT.

TIMBER. GRAZING. MINERAL AMI
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
CONGRESSMAN TRELoARINTow
He Predicts Republican Victories
Everywhere at the Next Election.
From the Kansas City Star.


William Treloar, of Mexico, Mo-, the
man who beat Champ Clark in the
race for Congress in the Ninth Mis-
souri, district last fall, arrived in this
city this morning and is staying at the
Coates Hotel. Congressman Treloar
looks mor like a lawyer than n music
teacher. He il a Republican and his
election owe Clark was wholly unex-
pected. He captured the prize by the
narrow margin of 1872 votes.
Congressman Treloar's visit here is
of a private nature and has no con-
nection with politics. He went to
Washington in February to look over
the ground and to select a boarding
house. He does not expect that Con-
gress will be convened in extra ses-
sion. Regarding State politics, Con-
gresham Treloar is confident and
communicative. He looks for a big
Republican victory at the next cleo
ton and says that the race for the
Republican nomination for Governor
will be between Mayor Walbridge, of
st. Louis, Mayor Davis, of Kansas
City, and Mayor Shepherd, of st.
Joseph. Mr.. Treloar does not hope
for much beneficial legislation at the
special session of the legislature,
which convenes next Tuesday. He
believes that the House and Senate
will hopelessly split on the election
bill when they come to consider the
retention of a recorder of voters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
CRAzED BY THE FERRIS WHEEL
A Young Wisconsin Teacher for Two
Years Confined in an Asylum.

MARINETTE, Wis, April 1s.-Miss
Mary Powell, a school teacher of this
state, who became a raving maniac
during a ride in the Ferris wheel at the
Worlds Fair, and had been confined
in the asylum here, since then, has
partially recovered herreason and the
physicians hope that she will ultimate
ly be restored.
When Miss Powell entered the great
wheel she was in apparently perfect
health. Before the first circuit had
been completed her fellow passengers
noticed that she was acting in a strange
manner, and when the platform was
reached she was a raving maniac, so
violent that force was necessary to
restrain her. The unfortunate lady
was taken from the grounds to hotel
and physicians called, and for a time
it was supposed that the patient would
recover in a short time. She grew
rapidly worse and had never since re-
poyarad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
We Will Repeal II.


Champ Clark is II of the favorite
sons of Missouri. One reason OF this
il that he, is not afraid TO denounee
that monumental farce and fraud call
cd the civil service reform law. In an
interview published in the Republic he
declares that the Democracy OF the
Southwest il Il unit in demanding the
repeal of that law and that this de-
mand will be voiced IN the next ma
tional Democratic platform,
That IL IA fact. But the demand will
not be confined to the Southwest. The
entire West and South will unite in it
AZ they will unite on other points of
party principle and policy in the next
National Democratic Convention. ills
not "A question of ''spoiis." The Dem
ocratic party is opposed, on lines of
heredity and principle, To the creation
OF an official aristocracy in this coun-
try. Ii another Jackson is needed to
give vital force and effect TO it's views
the party is capable OF producing him.
The repeal of that4law, however,
cannot be made an issue in the next
national election, for after its repeal
is demanded by the Democrats the
Republicans will be entirely too saga
cious to commit themselves to its de-
Tense. 1t is filed with a spirit of un-
americanism odious to patriotic men
of all parties and cannot stand the test
of one crucial campaign.
Repeal the law of farce and fraud.