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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
A DskSTRO SiNlESTRU
LUIS BoNAFOUx.

lVive Dios que es noble y meritori'
la campa1la qua contra nosotros ha EN-
prendldo Lu LutegraQa0v. -.
Bien puede mostrarse orgullosa y en-
vanecida.
| Hace va mucho tempo que venia ace
chando una oportunidad, una occasion
lpropioia, para echar mano de sus acos
tum Fauoss q. asef ass separandose de IL
lucha franca, alberta y eal de las Il Il eas eass
mostrarnos como desafectos al ejercito
colocAndonos frente 81.
Ea esto ha puesto especial empefo.
Varlas veces, que no una sola, ha pre-
tendido llevarnos haoia ese terreno peli
groso y reebaladlzo, tergiversandO al
gunas cuestiones con Ell honrado propo-
slto de mezclar en- elias al eIernento mi
lltar, con qulen, p0r 10 visto, qulere in
dtsponernos touo trauoe, sill reparar
sn los medios, guiada sabe Dios POI
que niras.
No es por esa senda tortuosa por douds
dozen marchar los perlodlstas de pres
lIgio Y de cr1terlo severe y ampllO, que
nj adn en- medic de los fragores del COIN
bate, echan jamas en- olviuo Ill la leaItad
III la CORRECTION exqulsltas de quo preteu-
den hacer gala, proclamandoias como
norma de sus actOs.
No; 9sa CO la senda oscura y torcida
pcr donde rastrean los udlos SO des-
iizan los rencores, como reptiles lunun-
dos; doDde tlenen su guarlda y vlven
Ell acecho conJinuo, como las firras, las
pasIon-s lntIansigentes y ensAA
avidas de hacer DANG ahiSpuestas sleInptre leInpt,r
a arrolalsss; al menor descuido, sobre %
saInlnants, para hacer presa 81 con
su- garras atiladss, y satlsfacer sus car
lustlntus.
Els la senJa donde la malicia la sus-
picacia tienden Gus arteros iazJs las
groseras urdimbres de sus redes, para
que en- elias tropiece el adyersario; es la
s-nda estrecha .donde Sc apostan los NAL
hechores para sorprender los Wan
dautes
I por tales sendas, nadie que en- algo
Sc estime. puede seguir los que, por
oDcecaci6n 6 per otras causas menos dis
inl pables, Sc desviAn 6 apartan del espa
nioso canino por donde con la frente
arguida y el pecho descubierto, marchap
os pelotones sagrados del periodismo,
,ambor batiente, y con bandera des-
,legada.
El pdblico que con aIgdn interes Y |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
De Paris
q Ponce

Lo cierto es que no hay quien pueda
con nosotros. La cireunstancia de ha-
berse publicado en- este mismo peri6dico
mi artfculo La despedida del Embaja-
dor de Espafia don Fernando Leon y
Castillo hace iutltil Ell recuerdo de las
pruebas de afecto que ha dado Francia
4 Espana en- el arreglo del naoot4s v5
ve,adi en- la desventurada question de
Marruecos y en- la muy reciente de Ia
insurreccion cubana. -.
Pero pesar de les pesares no cesa-
mos de reoordar Francia ell Dos de
Mayo, la derrota de las tropas de Ma
pole6n y otra porci6n de cosas asf.
En- Irdn, por ejemplo, oelSdrase
anpalmente una espacie ~ pantomima
4exa, para recorfzr no s6 que vic
toria mas VEGA que un palmar de los
vascos contra los franceses. Alguuos
periodicos parisienses como ell Gaulois,
protestaron este aflo, y yo envie Ma
1rid la protesta juntamente con algunas
Pues bien: un sefIor, vecino de Irdn,
replico con un comunicado,- porque to-
lavfa Sc usa en- Madrid Ell insertar CO.
nunicados de todo ell mundo,-con la
que dej6 consignada, de que
os peri6dicos parisienses sc enterasen
1e 10 Iue decfa en- su communicate ell ve-
,ino de Irdu. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18

Da gusto matar asf, sin novedad pa
ra el paciente, como los dentistas que
sacan muelas sin dolor. -. de los den
tistas.
Pero las pobres mujeres de los Ares
kts y Arabones slenten un doior lnmen-
50. No quieren que sus hombres vayan
asf, con las cabezas entire las piernas, &
la fosa comdn; reuniendose Ia som
bra de frondoso arbol, con los cuerpos
decapitados, Y con todos los trastos de
coser, entreganse la piadosa cuaato
horrible labor de hilvanar las cabes1s
de los naatert0s -.
Ell sabio doctor Betances quejabase
amarg amente, dfas ha, en- un articulo
notable, como todos los suyos, de los
horrores de la conquista espanola. Pero
hay que convenir,- r,-pensando con la
-inceridad con que piepsa el doctor Be-
tances, cuyo cerebro es de 10 mas hon
rado,-que Europa, por donde quiera
que Sc la mira, es un horror.
To ocurrido fltimamente en- el proce-
40 de un redactor de la Voie ferree, es
inaudito.
Tn t.stigo, Felix Martin, hizo una
| @egunsla d-caraclon absolutamente con-
t aria q a primera.
E Presidente. En- la primera decla-
rac,6", ted dijo TODD 10 .contrario de
10 que dice ahOra.
M,rtsn. : Ruego al selor Presidente
QUE no tome Ell con nsidersci6n 10 one di-
le artea.
Presilente. De ningda modo, senor.
La declaration esta Ell autos, y me SER
wire de ella.
Murtsa.-Pero cuando declare ESQ,
haIabane en- situaci6n peno>fsima. ca
si no era honsbre. hnbsu pertlido la me-
nsorio, responfsu n'nQuinainaente d las
pregunltns del .juez instructor. iDe tul
neoto me huts.,,t neafrutaao! -.
Presideute. d Maitratado? :Que esta
usted dciendo! 5Maltratado en- la ms
trucci6n? Yo no puedo consentir. -.
Murtsn. (lnterrumpiendo.) = Sef1or
presidente! NE tuuieron treinta y dos
horos sin conner! Ne hicieron safrir
abominaciones! Me encadensron!.
Y eeto en- Paris, un lustro antes del
siglo Xxx. Connpr6ndese as1 que eJ
anarquista de Longano Sc haya hecho
marino, 'huvendo de las abominaciones
de la TERRA"
LUIS BoNAFoUx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
LH MHLL0RQUINt
Y CAFE
"LAS DELICIAS"

Sc acaba de recibir todo fresco v
oarato. Sobreasada superior.
Tocineta de Mallorca.
Manteca pura de cerdo de Ma
ilorca. Quesos RoquefoTt en- latas
lie kilos y de $50 gramos.
Aceite Mallorquin en- latas litros
y de Moso Primes, Bna.
Salohit hon de Lion.
Longaniza de Vich.
Sardinas ffancesas trufadas.
Petit pois franceses con jam6n,
mantequilla y al natural.
Queso de Patagras.
Los ricos biscochos bocado de Da-
mas. Aceitunas en- cuhetes.
Aguardiente legitimo de Ojen.
Anis del tigre en- garranfoncitos dc
litro y de III litro.
Anchoas con salmuera en- Iatas.
Buches de bacalao secos.
Recomendamos mucho el afamado
vino tinto Cepa dc HorgonA que
desde hoy detaIlamos AIS centsvos
botella trayendo envssc
4 P. BESTARD Y Ca.
Ponce, M4yc s jc 1895 Ina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
LA GOLETA "CORAZON DE JESUS

| Ell sabado dltimo estuvo en- esta re-
dacoi6n don Ramon Rosales, duero "
sobrecargo de Ia goleta e1presada, quo
ancl6 Ell nuestro puerto 81 viernes, ia
cllitandonos ell rol del movimiento de
dlcho barco, desde ell 8 do Enero hasta
I'll IL del actual.
| LO cOplamOs para que nuostrOs lecto-
res puedan formar jnlclo, rsspscto de l. q
verdad 6 inexactitud que pusda haber
en el dicho de que fue Ia goleta en cues
ton la que ira jua Cuba Martf Maxi
mo Gomez, de qulenss ahora 80 dioe
que fueron conducidos allf por un va
por alem&n.
| Procedente de Ponce ontr6 en- Maya
gu-z el 81 de Enero y sale para 8. P.
| ue Aacor{s el 1 de Febrero: entr6 en-
Macoris el ala del mismo mes; sali6
de Macorfs el z: entr6 en- Mayagdsz el
2 SO despach6 para Ponce el II: en-
tro en- Ponce ei Is, y 80 despach6 para
IL Capital el l6: entr6 en- la Capital el
I9, Sc despach6 para Ponce el de Mar
70: entr6 en- Ponce ell II, re despach6
para la Capital Ell Ia: sntr6 en- Ia Capt.
tai 81 l9, ,se dsspach6 para Arecibo 81 so:
entr6 el 81 en- Arecibo, Sc dsspach6 para
la Capital I'll l. de Abril : entr6 en- Ia
Capital 81 2, So dsspach6 para Ponce sl
Is: eaatr6 en- Ponce eI 10 So despach6 pa
ra NucOyss Ell 20, n ss,,tr6 6! P.5' 90 desp0
ch6 para Ponce 81 asa 3 ds Mayo sntr6
I'll 8: Sc despach6 para Fajardo 81 10, en-
tro ell l2, SO despach6 ell mismo Ia pa
ra la Capital, en- la cual entr6 el mismo
1ia So dts dsst,as.A6 para PAL Ponce o. sn1T6
en- Ponce el ls: SO despaoh6 para Maoo-
IFS el %, y entro en- Maoorfs 81 25: Sc
despaoho para Ponce ell de Junio,y en-
tr6 en- Mayaguez apresada por 81 caiio-
nero "Criollo' el 10, y Sc despach6 para
Ponce ell IL.
FL senior Rosales nos di6, ademAs, los
siguientes informes.
Con motivo de la causa seguida Ia
goleta no puede salir de la isla.
Este incldcnte ls ha causado grandes
perjulclos, pues aauf en- Ponce, tenia
contratado pasaje y oarga por sete-
cientos pesos, en- 81 viaje de retornO
San Pedro de Macoris.
Trala Ia goleta veinticinco pasajeros
para Humacao, los cuales, no pudlsndo
desembarcar en- aquel puerto en- IL feoha
oportuna, por haber sido apresada 10 en-
barcacion, han originado al duef1o de Ia
mlsma mayores gastos en- gu sostsni-
mIento.
81 resulta que no Tue el "COrAz0n DC
Jesus" 81 baroo que trajo Gomez y
Marti las costas de Cuba Squien resar-
ce dc estos perjulcIos al senior Ressles?
Como dstos de otro ordsn nc ~.ijo
f fls u. a4ta goleta fuA construfda 81 aflo
1854 su primer nombre fu6 'La Cato
lca". Remoutada en- ManaU hace tres
mos, ell s.fior Rosales la compr6 & don
Nicolas Llovet don Juan Daniel. El
JrImero es actualmente Ell captain de la
nisma. Daniel 10 en- de "El Paquete
te Arecibo." Estos dos sef1ores la hu-
'ieron de don Antonio Morsy, de Ma
latf
"El Coraz6n de JESUS" estS a6n en-
'ste puerto, y ell sefior Rosales dice que
lguarda tranquilo el fallo del tribunal
'orque es inocente de 10 que SO le i'm
,uta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
RUIZ ZORRILLA

No porque va SO temiera ha
resultado menos dolorosa la Ca
tastrofe.
Fue un cadaver 10 que el
destierro volvi6. Estaba en- la
Commensurate todos esta iris
tfsima verdad, Y sin embargo, ID
noticia de la muerte dei eau
dillo republican, ha debido
conmover hondamente q Es-
pana, como nos conmueve a nos
otros, que estamos tan distantes.
no solo va de la Metropoli sino
tambien de los grandes benefcios
inmediatos que debiera producer,
que producira un dfa la realiza-
ci6n del noble objetivo a que
consagr6, con alientos de heroe,
Ruiz Zorrilla su existencia.
Nosotros sabemos, 10 sabe to-
do el mundo, que alguna vez los
hombres Sc necesitan, pero que
jamas son indispensables. Las
epocas funden en- su molde q los,
hombres que les son momenta(
mente necesar:os. Y 10 ha hecho ell
destino de tai modo, que cuando
desaparece del horizonte una de
esas siluetas luminosasy Y recias que
personifcan q veces un ideal, yer
guese Embellishments otra que lle-
ma, acaso ventajosamente, ell vacfo
producido por la que desapareci6.
Esa es la infalible logica que
ha presidido q las transformacio-
mes de los pueblos, y no SO con-
cibiera, sin ella, la victoriosa
marcha de estos en- ell espacio y
Ell ell tempo
Precisa, no obstante, inclinar-
SO ante esta fgura perfnclita de
la rep1blica espanola.
Dos grandes circunstancias
fuerzan al observador & saludar
con tristeza & csc astro que 20
va.
Fuerzanlo, primero, las virtu-
des del h6roe.
FuAl-zzsanlo, despu6s, las circuns-
tancias de Esbsfa
Tenia Ruiz Zorrilla on grado
altfsimo 10 que precisamente fall
ia en- sumo grado q esos pol(ticos
sin ideal y sin fe, 6 por mejor de-
cir, 1epletos de mfsero egoismo,
que van devanandose los sesos
por dar con sordidas combi-
naciones que dejen q fote 10 que
ellos llaman sus intereses, como
81 on politica hubiera otros inte-
reses que los altfsimos del pue-
bio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18

Tenfa Ruiz Zorrilla completa
fe en- sus ideales y sufciente fuer-
"a en- su gran alma para perse-
guirlos con impavida constancia.
De la restauracion a La hora ac-
tual, regfstranse claudicaciones
sorprendentes que fueran bastan
tes para matar las asesperanzas,s ,si no
se supiera que las bajezas de los
individuos, por grandes y hume
rosas que sean, no impediran ia
mas que la repdblica. que es el
poderoso verbo del derecho, que
es la santfsima personifcaci6n del
ideal mod arno, derribe los Il timos
vestigios de los absolut'smos y LA
me los pueblos al espl6ndido fes
tin de la justicia.
Ruiz Zorrills, en- tanto, devo-
raba las infnitas angustias del
destierro que, por mas que 10
vulgaricen los tiranos,. es el mas
cruel de los dolores, porque es
el aislamiento perpetuo en- medic
de las multitudes; la obsesion pc
renne de la vision de la patria
sobre un esp1ritu one, adoran
dola con incontrastables ener-
gfas, jamas puede alcanzar)a.
Rui Zorrilla era, ante todo IN
gran car$cter, fo5ado para esta
epoca de pruebas. Y mientras
otros cambiaban por una sonrisa
y un mendrugo las convicciones
cue un ia los ennobleciera, Ruiz
ZorrilIa. c~n "a grandeza de los
predestinados. aceptaba heroica-
N ,nte el dolor y consagraba to-
ias las potencias de su persona
lidad q advenimient de la gloria
+ )Cedi6 en- la brega cuando no
tuvo que ofrendar va NADIA en- las
aras.
Hemcs hablado de las circuns-
tano'as de Espana- -
/ an efecto, esta enfermo
aquoI pueblo glorioso.
La degeneration es evidente.
Sube esta y sube, en- oleada for
midab'e, pretendiendo ahoSar to-
das las virtudes. Si6ntenla lie
gar los caracteres enteros y las
fguras mezquinas, sin que SO re-
suelvan aquellos a detener Ia
inundaci6n. y sin que hagan Is
tos mas que ho'garse dehke
puesto que 81 e. "a
rsatsa d.
-Z4e!l sle5 6aIumba, fgu-I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
Gaia de Prestamos
16 PLAZA LAS DELICIAS-1

Ell dia 20 del corriente, & las 9 de-
la maflana, Sc remataran en- pnbiics
subasta las prendas de los talones
que continuation Sc exp-esan. por
cuenta de quien corresponds y 6rdep
de los que suscriber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18
HBCHOS ALCALDBsCOS

Nos encontramos en- Cabo- Rojo aquf
nacimos y aquf sostenemos la vida, CO.
mo todo hijo de yecino, con el honra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-18

fas como esta que SO fue, son
siempre un dique.
Que su memoria siga siendolo,
y que su muerte resulte como
semillero de prestigios y virtudes
que detengan la pujanza de la
disoluci0n victoriosa!
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
srEv EMS rtRPIs.
A beautiful Wedding at East New Market,
Md, Thursday.

A beautiful Wedding at East New Market,
Md, Thursday.
neutrality-suspicious. Of Gazette ana journal
Seaford, Nov. 5.-One of the pref
test weddings ever solemnized in st.
PETERS P. Z. Church, East Now
Market, Md, took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, tho contracting
parties being Miss Katie Goslyn, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter
of Mrs. Belle #. Turpin of Linkwood,
Nd, and Mr.. Woodland Stevens, son
of Gen. Willia. II. Stevens Of Seaford.
In the absence of rector the cere-
mony was soemnized by the Rev. DR..
Williams of st. Luke's Church, Sea-
ford.
Tho bridesmaids were Misses Annie
Betson of Greensboro, Md, and Mar
garet Stevens, sister of the groom. of
Seaford. The maid Of honor was Miss
Beulah Dorsey of GAINESVILLE, Md.
flower girls wore Misses Margaret and
Louise Stevens OF East New Market.
The ushers were Alexander Seth of
Baltimore, Fred Fletcher of Cam.
bridge, and Alexander Donoho and w.
Ii. Stevens, Jr., of Seaford, Harlan
Wallace of Seaford was the groom's best
man.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at tho Chesadel
Hotel, East New Market, where many
prominent people from the Peninsula
where present and extended their CON
gratulations. The couple left on the
3. IL train for Philadelphia and later
will go to the Atlanta Exposition. On
their return they will reside in Sea-
ford where the groom is extensively en-
gagged in the oyster business
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
sECRETARY SMITHS REPORT.

The Secretary Believes in Continuous
Line of Roads from Omaha to the Pacific,
and That They Could BE Operated to
Advantage-May Recommend Plan of
Debt Settlement.
Washington, Nov. 10. The report of
Secretary Smith will be one of the
most interesting that has been made
by Secretary of the Interior in
several years. There are several features
which will be an innovation in this
department.
More interest centres around the
recommendations the Secretary will
make for the settlement OF the Pacific
railroad debts than anything else 1t
is known in the department that Mr..
Smith believes in a continuous line of
the Pacific roads from Omaha to the
Pacific Ocean, and that he thinks
such line can be operated to an adj
vantage.
Some time ago the Secretary held up
all patents of lands to the Pacific rail-
roads which were bondaided, amount
ing to 1000, 900 acres Whether this
is an indication that he intends TO
make some rather radical recon-
mendations to Congress is not known,
but it is fact that the Secretary has
been securing statistics relative to the
earnings of the roads and their capacity
to earn enough to pay moderate in
terest upon the present Indebtedness.
1t is expected that Congress will
undertake to legislate upon the subject
of the Pacific railroads Indebtedness
during the coming session, and the
Secretary will no doubt recommend
flan of eettlament
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
srRANa ERs nArn . Eranr.

One Was bleeding rUfuseiy at the Mouth
The Affair a apparently Dne to the Con-
tens OF Their Grips-It Stirred the Curl
osity of n Number of People.
Two young men, each carrying a
satchel, and both apparently strangers
in the city, set their grips down, one
on the sidewalk and the other in the
middle Of the street, at Delaware
avenue and Washington street, at
about o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
and entered into heated argument
One commended that the other had
something that belonged to him,
whereupon the one who was accused of
having something that was not his
called his accuser "liar" and a
"beat," and said he could whip him.
The insults were resented, and the
men were about to fight, when they
suddenly changed their minds and each
started to pick up his grip. just as
they were about to do so, one caught
hold of the other, and again an argu-
ment was started. But they did not
fight, and after parleying short time
each again grabbed up his valise and
both started off together toward Market
street.
They were walking side by side and
talking loud, and had not gone square
when they put their grips down and
commenced to punch each other. The
larger one of the two appeared to have
the better of the fight and was doing
tho smaller one up badly when George
Alden, driver for the United States
Express Co., whose wagon was stand
ing IN front of Haryey's drug store,
ran across the street and separated the
belligerents. The smaller mans mouth
was bleeding profusely and his cloth
ing was in pretty bad shape, as a re-
suit of the conflict. But Alden sue
ceeded in temporarily pacifying the
men and they picked up their grips
and again started off together toward
Market street. The last seen of them
they we're walking east on Delaware
avenue quarreling.
A number of people were attracted
to the scene by the loud talking, but
the conflicts were of such short
duration that nobody but Alden had
time to get near them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21


EmbezzIeTnent Case Settied-Last Oficiai
Act of MIR. Nicholson rs Attorney General
Special correspondence OF Gazetie and Journal
Georgetown, Nov. IL. An adjourned
session of the court of general sessions
met here at noon to-day for the pur-
pose Of trying the case Of the State vs.
William Fl. Lowe, indicted on a charge
of elnbezzlement. This case was set
for trial at the regular October term Of
court, but on the application of counsel
was continued until to-day.
Attorney General Nicholson stated to
the court that there was not sufficient
evidence in the possession of the State
10 warrant him in proceeding with the
case, and as he had not legal ground for
making a formal application for con-
tinuance of the case to the April term
he desired TO enter nolle prosequi.
This the court ordered done.
This is presumably the last official
act of Z, Mr.. Nicholson as attorney gen
eral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
SIANNhRp AND MCCONNELL MEET.
They Have Lively Bare Fist Fight
on the Public Street.

Mcdonnell worstud and Forced to Flee for
safety stannard Showed Up In Great
Eorm--What Caused the Bad Blood Be-
tween Them.
"Tony" Stannard and Ed. Melon
nell, thv two well-known light weight
pugilists of this city, had lively per-
sonal encounter at Front and West
streets, Friday morning.
The meeting was accidental. As
soon as tho two men neared each other
Mcconnell began to upbraid S5tannard
for falling to give him any of the re-
ceipts of the Moriarity- Mcconnell
meeting in National Hall, last Monday
night He ended by making blow
at Stannard.
Tony" warued off the blow, and
then the trouble began. Blows fol-
lowed thick and fast, but the tosti-
mony of those who saw the "scrap" is
that Mcconnell was mot in it, from
the first. Stannard showed that he is
still in first-class condition, notwith-
standing that he has not appeared in
the ring for over two years. He rained
blows thick and fast in McConnell's
face, and rushed him across Front
street at rapid pace. On reaching
the south side of the street, McCon-
nell, with his face bleeding, took refuge
in meat shop. Stannard, with only
a slight abrasion on his upper lip as
a mark Of the combat, picked up his
hat from the street and departed in
good order from the scene of conflict.
The affair occupied but few minutes,
and was over before the police could
get wind of it.
Stannard iustifies his action in re-
fusing to give Mcconnell any of the
receipts OF Monday nights fight, by
the exhibition of numerous receipts
for money which he says was expended
by him on McConnell's account during
the past few years. These receipts are
for suit of clothes. for hack hire, for
the numerous articles used necessary
in preparing fer the ring, and for
various other favors of this character,
to say nothing of personal services and
time lost in McConnell's interest. He
says that when Mcconnell finally began
making some money out of his ring
ventures he refused to remunerate him
and showed a disposition to ignore the
claims altogether. For this reason,
Stannard says, be decided to hold on
to McConnell's share of the National
Hail meeting, and credit it on the old
accounts. Mcconnell objected, and
hence the had feeling that eliminated
in this mornings fight
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
EoRElGN VOTES.

1t is announced that the Czarina has
been safely delivered of daughter.
1t is said the Armenians are pre-
pairing for a general uprising in the
spring.
The country between Karahissar and
the Euphrates river has been desolated
by the Kurds.
A launch belonging to the British
cruiser Edgar was upset off Chemulpo
on Thursday and AZ men were drowned.
Jose Maceo has entered the province
of Puerto Principe at the head of 8, 000
men. 1t is stated that these form the
vanguard of the main rebel force under
Antonio Maceo, which is now in Santa
Clara.
1t is asserted that the reserves re-
Gently called out by the Turkish gov
eminent, ostensibly to restore order
in Asia Minor, are really being pre-
pared for participation in the Euro
pean war which the Sultan and his
ministers believe to be inevitable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-21
MUNICIPAL ooURr.
A Woman ArraiEned for Interfering
the Dog Cases.

"A Nphhh with
the Dog catcher-other Cases.
Mrs Annie Leonard was arraigned
in the municipal court Friday morning
on the charge of interfering with the
dog catcher in the performance of his
duty at her home in South Whining
ton. Mrs. Leonard pleaded guilty.
She stated that tho dog is very young,
and she had neglected having it regis
tered, but intended to do so in Janu-
airy. The dog catcher saw the dog on
the street and got after it, Mrs.
Leonard saw what was going on and
called the dog, which ran in the
house. The officer went to the door
and asked for the dog, but Mrs.
Leonard refused to produce it. She
was required to pay the costs in the
case.
John G. Benson, colored, charged
with selling cigarettes to minors, was
held in 5000 bail for the upper court
John Young, colorod, for an assault
and battery ON David Anderson, also
colored, was fined 80.
An officer cav William I. Kay stop
ping women on the street Thursday
and arrested him. He was drunk and
was fined So. Patrick Haynes and
Elisha Ryan were charged with drunk
enness. The former was fined So and
the latter 81.