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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS -FOUR,
Three Story Harness Factory Wrecked at
Fall River, Mass.


Fall River, Mass, June 1.-THE worst
catastrophe that has visited this city
since the Granite mill fire. occurred
this morning at Langley's harness shop.
a four story building on County street.
A new boiler exploded in the basement
of the building, blowing out he entire
end of the structure and allowing the
upper floors to settle into the mass OF
ruins. There We're thirty persons at
work in the shop, and only dozen are
known to have escaped alive. The
flames communicated with the ruins
soon after the explosion and began to
burn briskly. Firemen rushed to the
scene and exerted heroic efforts in their
endeavors to rescue the imprisoned peo-
pie. Shrieks from girls in the ruins
were mingled with the agoniZed cries
of their fiends. who had hurled to the
scene when the first news of the catas-
trophe spread. Ambulance calls were
sent out hurriedly, and every physician
who could be reached was sent at once
to the scene. Offices and houses in the
vicinity were turned into temporary
hospitals.
At 9 o'clock the badly charred and
scarcely recognizable body of a woman
had been taken from the ruins. The
fire had bee partially quenched and the
work of rescue went on with great diff
ficulty. AT $3.50 it was known that nine
had escaped. Most of. the employees
were women Machinst Trip was
among those who escaped. A girl nam
ed Jalbert and her sister-in-law who
escaped, one unhurt, the other with
bruises. They were thrown into the
middle of the street by the explosion.
The names of those injured as Ear as
known are: Alice Trumbly Matte
derossler, Leah Horton. Adele DUDE,
Ida Lepage. Henry Langley, George E.
Davol. Engineer Trip, Foreman War
rem Langley was in a critical copdi-
ton and was removed to his home for
treatment. The shock broke in the win
dows at the Stafford mill across the
street and injured several operatives.
The harness shop is a total wreck. The
badly charred remains of Robert Muir
ray Were recovered. Star Music hall
was made morgue, where a staff of
physicians was installed. The third
body recovered was that of a woman.
1t could not be recognized. Mayor
Green announced at II o'clock that ten
persons had been killed and three were
still missing. The fire was then all out
but the building was so badly wrecked
that search of the ruins progressed very
slowly.
Later-When the debris had been
cleared away it was found that but four
persons had been killed outright and
two fatally hurt. The killed were:
ADEIlA DUDE.
LEILA HORTON.
ADOLPH f. BELLEFUILLE-
ROBERT MURRAY.
There were but twenty people in the
building at the time of the explosion.
Twelve escaped with hardly any in
juries To speak of. Engineer Lepage.
before reported killed, turned up all
right and was placed under aest: II
is said that the explosion was due 70 a
weak boiler which, il is said. was five
years old. and had not been inspected.
The pecuniary loss is not over 81, 900.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
LITTLE PAPoasE Is HuRIEn
She was Travelling with Wild West show
When stricken

Harrisburg. Pa, June 1i.-An Indian
funeral is a rare thing 10 be witnessed
in Pennsylvania, but a little daughter
of the forest was buried here yesterday
A Wild West show came 10 town Satur
day night bringing the corpse OF the
2-year-old daughter OF White Horse,
one Of the chiefs il the bands OF IN
dianS- The papOose died az LewiS1oyyss.
Yesterday the body was buried Ia the
East Harrisburg cemetery. The In
dams put some money. pipes and other
articles in the little coffin and Chief
Strong Bear read an English funeral
service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
.Liyht of the West Dead.

Lacon. H., June 14.-Knowles' Light
of the West, an imported Shire stallion
valued at $4,000, owned by Burgess
Bros, died today. The horse took first
premium at the worlds fair. 1t was
one of the best known draft stations
in America, having been on exhibition
in every horse show since 1880.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

This was carefully pasted in the space
left for the name of the head jurist
and statesman, and the picture which
Mr.. Thurber prizes so highly IS the only
one complete as 10 autographs of all
who sat in the distinguished group.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
san Francisco Races.

San Francisco, June l4.-Some of the
races at the Bay District track today
were won by outsiders. Julia Martin
flly capturing the last at 50 10 l. sum
marieS:
First race-Seven furlongs, selling
Normandie, i02 SHAW, . 10 !. won;
jerome :, lee tHigsott). 10 TO I, sec
ond: Hanford. 90 Chevalierl. 8 TO 1.
third. Time i:s9. O'Bee. Rain Drop.
Tom Clark, Don Caesar My Sweet
heart. Fleetwood and San Luis Rey
also ran.
Seeond-Four and a half furlones.
selling: Paramount. ZOE CHeinrichS), > 10
}, won: Zeta. l02 tPeters}. 10 l. sec
tnd; Tiberius, 95(Chevalier). 10 l.
third. Time 30 Lady Gray. Linda
Vista FLY and Vera qua also ran.
Third-SiX furlongs. handicap: Thel-
ma, io7 (Chevalier). 10 /. won: Charm
ION, ITO tShaw), TO 1. second: Hymn.
los (Weberl. s to ), third Time ia.
Rinfix and Annette also ran.
Fourth-Mile, selling; Sympathetics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
WASN'T LONG ABOUT 1T.
Relative of Murdered Man in Mississippi
Kills the Murderer.

Natchez, Miss, June 14.-At Natchez
Island plantation, d few miles below
this city. this morning r. W. Dawson,
a shanty boat fisherman and an all
round tough character, shot and killed
Frank Macklin, manager OF the plan
tation, and a negro woman whose
name was not learned and severely
wounded a negro by. The killing grew
out of an oredr given by Macklin to
Dawson, who had established gam
bling house, to move away. Dawson
escaped but officers started in pursuit
and a short time afterwards William
Cont, a brother-in-law, of Macklin's,
came up to Dawson and shot him dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Another Two. Ten amid a Ouarter.

Dubuque. Ia, June 14.-During the
Nutwood Park races today in the free
for-all trot Maud c did a mile in the
first heat in 2:101l, the fastest trotted
mile this season. Phoebe Wilkes won
the race, however, taking the second,
third and. fourth heats in 2:14A; 212A
and 2:1734- Kentucky Union, Senator
A, Robbie p also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Yale and Harvard Boat Crews.

work of the past few DAYS has been
severe upon the Yale crew and the ag-
gregate weight in the boats has gone
down considerably. The Harvard uni
versity team is improving steadily and
today went over the four-mile course
with a vim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Boston Excursion via st. Louis.

For National Christian Endeavor
meeting excursion tickets 10 Boston viii
be sold via Nandalia-Pennsylya
lines July 5th to 9th inclusive. Return
limit may be extended TO August Sd.
For Knights Templar Conclave tickets
will be sold August 18th to 25th inclusive
with privilege of extending limit TO Oct.
81. Railways in west and southwest
selling tickets via st. Louis Will furnish
them over these lines. Trains cross the
AlleghenieS & the highest point above
sea level Famous Horse Shoe Curve
is on this route. which follows the Blue
Juniata for miles amid pleasing scenes
kock-hallasted roadbed; 10 dust and
dirt. Excursionists may enjoy stop
over privileges going. and may return
direct or by circular route. From New
York the trip may be made on pslatial
steamers Of Fan River line through
Long Island Sound or b. rail- Ai-
dress Drummer. 500 Chestnut St, ST.
Louis, for details.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

tr- rnzI eurls4n ~ two or tnrse minutes
- that hls deJsyfGre VIII NOT disturb TIE
carriage traffic u tho rosnalnGss 81 tis a.
disuce New YORK Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
1t sticketh Closer Than n Brother

Does the rheuma tism. Cut off all re-
lationship with it by the aid of Hostel
ter's S tomach Bitters, which sewers
the bonds without loss of time, If you
use it promptly and persistently. No
testimony is more positive and con-
current than that which establishes
its efficiency in this obstinate disease.
Use it with assurance of good results
for malarial, dyspectic and nervous
troubles, constipation and billiousness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

Salt Lake. Utah. June f4.-Lieutenaat
General Schofieid arrived here this
morning on his tour Of inspection He
inspected The Sixteenth regiment at
Fort Douglass and left for the west
this afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

Last, 1O4 (Chevalier), 10 to 1, won; Road
Runner, 107 SHAW, to 1, second;
Hydy, 104 Jones), to l. third. Time
1:431z Remus, Centurion and Faro
also ran.
Fifth-Five and a half furlongs: Julia
Martin FLY, 106 (Martin), 80 to /, won;
Crawford, 121 (Sullivam, II to 1, sec
ond; Major Cook, los Peters). to 1,
third. Time 1:1115. Morven, Outright
and Inkerman also ran.
ROby Races.
Roby, Ind, June 14.-Results at
Roby:
First race-Six furlongs: Lizzie, w
won; Fiction, second; Ulster. third.
Time 1:17&.
Second-Four- and a half furlongs:
Gretchen S won; Belandela, second;
Fisher. third. Time IS.
Third-Six furlongs: Lepros won;
Tippecanoe, second; Belle of SPRING
field third. Time 1:l9.
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Fullerton.
Lass and Lismore ran dead heat;
Lady Rose, third. Time 1917.
Fifth-Six and half furlongs: Kim
berry won; Simrock, second; Velox,
third Time lbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Iatouia Races.

Cincinnati, June 1.-THE directors of
the Oakley Jockey club. who have near
this city one of the best equipped race
tracks in the country, determined at a
meeting today TO have no foreign book
on the track. This action was taken
TO promote high class sport and thro-
ugh it, the thoroughbred breeding inter
ests of the country. 1t can be stated
on authority that Louisville and La
tonia will follow the lead Of Oakley
and abolish the foreign book.
The racing at Latonia today was first
class for inferior horses.
First race-Selling; six furlongS: st.
Cyr, Is TO 1, won; Spring Vale. to 1,
second: Brownell, 20 to I, third. Time
1:171a.
Second-Mile, selling: Fairchild, 10
to /. won; st. Ilario, Z TO 2. second;
Porthos. II to /. third Time 1:42%.
Third-Five furlongs: selling: Mag
gle s, 3 to2. won: Petrolene. 8 to 5.
second; Nellie Parker to 2, third.
Time :oS12.
Fourth-Mile and siteenth. purse:
Dominion, 10 to 8, won: The Princess,
13 10 5. second; Saddlebags, II to 5.
third. Time Lao.
Fifth-Four and a half furlongs, purse
Ethel linda, To 5, won; Julia, 20 to I,
second; Lucetta, 6 to l, third. Time
:57A.
Sixth-Six furlongs, selling: Black
hawk. s TO /, won: Yellow Rose, 80 to
l, second; Lay On, SO TO l, third.
Time l.l6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
HOTEL GEUDA
GEUDA SPRINGS
Season of 1895 Begins June /
HEW MANAGEMENT, GOOD TABLE

Stage frcm Oxford. On Missouri Pa
clfic railroad arrives IA time for dinUer
Cheaper for parties # three than Ly
Arkansas Cfty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

Fourth-Running. purse; polo pony
race, four and half furlongs: Flying
Bird won; Dutch Bodily, second; Bird,
third. Time 1:01N-
Fifth-Running purse $500; seven fur
longs: Billy Sunderland, won; Little
Nell, second; Venwood, third. Time
:321a.
SiXth-Running selling, purse SIPS;
five furIongs: Little Ell, won; Artless
second; Borderer. third. Time 1:0324-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

Many who have felt badly in the
early summer have been Tscupsra ted
by Hoods Sa-Sa parilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
st. Louis Races.

ST. Louis. June 1.-THE Kendall sta
bles entry, Urania, won the first event
today with ease and y. Il. C.. the favor
lite won the second event in a drive.
This gave the talent a world of cour-
age to bet on Prince earle. the hot
favorite of the third race at to g. 1t
was considered finding money at these
figures but the f2vorite was ridden
around the course in a dreamy way
and never allowed to become promi-
nent at any stage Of the contest, Jock
ey j. Mcdonald and Trainer Reed were
called into the judges stand and the
former was set indefinitely for poor
riding. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlongs: Urania, .
10 5. won; Campania. 10 to /. second; ;
Carrie Il, 10 TO l, third. Time lbs.
Second-F'ive furlengs: y. Is. C. 2h
to /, Won; Claude Hill, 6 to !. second;
Air Tight, az 10 /, third. Time 1:O2A.
Third-Mile and three siXteenths:
San Bias, 10 to l. won; Jauns. 6 10 /,
Michael. 40 10 l. third. Time 2;021e.
Fourth-Mile and an eighth: Prince.
AZ 10 l, won; Brakeman, l. 10 !. second
St. Leo, Az to ], third. Time Isl
Fifth-Five furlongs: Mike Kelly s
To L. won; Mermaid, 10 /, second; Me
Henry, TO l, third. Time
Sixth-Mile and an eighth: Salvador
10 :. won; Jim Henry 10 TO !, second:
Willston, 6 to l, third. Time 1:511s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
POOR CATTLE COME
ARGENTINA EXPORTS To GREAT
BRITAIN INCREASE

They. are not Nearly up to- the American
Steer in Quality or Weight. and the
British Butcher Doesn't, Like Them
New Zealand aud Australian Cattle are
all Right, but it Costs too Much to Ship
Them--Expenses on Argentina Cattle
Also Very Great--Naval Officers Getting
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
ARCHBISHOP LANGEvIN Is. SORRY.

CfItIcises INC I'rOVincIaI LesslsIature Tor
Undue Assumption.
Winnipeg, Man., June 14.-There was
noreferenceto the school question in the
legislature today. Premier Greenway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
HAL POINTER GOES
FLYING JIB DOESN'T SEEM TO BE IN
EXTRA CONDITION.

At Denver Hal Pointer Wins Best Two in
Three in the Third Race, and the Sec
ond Heat in lola, which Robert j.
Lowers to 2:O6-Oakley Jockey Club
Rules on the Foreign Book and Louis
vile and Latonia are Expected to Fol-
low--Prince Carl gets Folks into Trouble
--Other Racing News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

Denver, June 14.-It was ladies day
Today at Overland park and the ground
and grand stand were filled to over
flowing. An excellent card was pre-
scented. The track was in perfect con-
dition and the weather pleasant. The
race of the day was the third, which
Hal Pointer won easily in two straight
heats. Flying Jib did not seem in the
best of condition. During the day two
track records were broken. In the third
race the second heat was paced in
2I0a by Hal Pointer, establishing a
new record. Between the fourth and
fifth race Robert j, went against that
record with a running mate and sue
ceeded in reducing the figure to POS
fiat. He paced the last quarter in :30I2
It was the opinion Of the judges that
Robert Us record today was the fast
est ever paced at this time of the year.
Summarizes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
ApEl<A III DE.
LEILA HORTON.
ADOLPH f. BELLEFUILLE.
ROBERT MURRAY.

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LA INMACUIADA.

Anreayer, domingo. on mott
Vo dc la festividad de la1nmacu-
Iada Conception de la Eirgen,
Patrona de Espana y de sus In
dias, ell eiercito visti6 lie gala,
lncieron colgaduras los Nalcones
de los edihcios pGblicos Sc hi
cieron las acostumbradas salvas
de arrilleria.
La gran function celebr la de
9 all de. la mahana en- tenn
plo parrUquial de San Fra cisco,
en- honor tambien de la Pt-a y
Limpia, resulto brillantlsim.
Asistieron los Excmos. ,res-
Captain General, General 2 Ca
bo, General dc Marina, el A n
tamiento y representations de
los Cuerpos armados y celtros
civiles. FL pancgirico, a cargo
del Sr Capellan del Hospital Mi
lital, Pbro. don Francisco Garda,
fu6 tan levantado y piadoso 20
mo elocuerte y patriotico.
Por la tardc tuvo efecto la pro-
cesi6n de la Inmaculada, que re-
corrio las GALES de su itineraric
con orden y lucimiento, acompa
NADIA por una Companla del Ba
talon de Voluntarios de esta Ca
pital. lban asfmismo con la pro-
cesion, ejecutando hermosas mar
chas, la banda de m1sica del ex,
presado Battalion y la del AslIo
Provincial de Benehcencia.
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DON MODESTO BIRD.

Nuestro estimado colega La
Integytaad Naeiosak. en- su n1
nero 2S7, correspondence al 4
del mes en- curse, pcblico 10 81
guiente
Nos escribe desde Quay ana I'M
amigo y correIigionario nuestro
Por la declaration de TN preso
de la carcel de Guyana, cuatrero
que esta procesado pre- -isamente Dor
robo de una yunta de busyes 4 doa
Modesto Bird, fue registrada la casa V
hacienda de este senior, aInqae ca,
81, guardandole toda Case de consi
deraciones.
ii cuatrero, que Sc llama Marcos
Reyes, dijo al Juez especial que sipu9
Ia causa dc Arroyo cue e. e.ior B,rd
tenia oculto un de .6sito &c ar.nas
y necesatiamente 81 sehor U5eda or
mucho que de tai af macion an lar,
tivo que cump'ir 50 d-b-r p o1eIien.
do al registfo.
81 senior Bird es persona psci6oa
propietario aeaudalado y amigo de
todos, incondicionales y autonomistas.
Distfnguele 81 cnalidad de homhrs
de orden, y e mismo seiio Juez. A
proeeder Al registro ~lIevando por
~elante Al delator : teaia Ia pleaa
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CIRCULAR r.
CA N I r


Tn vlftud de 10 dlspuesto en- ej
Real Decreto fccha sels del corrIcnte
pubdcado cn la presente Ga-sf3 (.
dla catorce del actual emPetar7n a
caniearse los pesos mciican0s enteros
e" '4s Adm'n'atFa0'one5 y Ooieo'n''"7
dc NentaS y en- todoS los ~ UNI"
m'entos de los pueb,os dc esia '''a'
iandose PoT terminada eSta oPeI4c'o"
e' dIa Fe'nuuno ue! mes ao'u"I 4 Ia7
toce de Ia noche. I
IN Ia laPlta' nnicaIieh'e 0o"u
nuaTa alberto el pIazo has'a ei o'l
vcin,lclnco; pero del . al p SOLO S.
caf)ca'an ctniIjades que no oajen Ae
clento Veintc pesos.
r. ,-,nia &. efertuar4 en- los c1ifi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-11

tQae era, en- punto a origen
0 lugar de nacimiento, aquel otro
Jeie. por desgracia va difunto, de
nuestros correligionarios de la
Anulla hermana, aquel esclare.
cldo c inolvidable Conde de Ca
sa- More ? Hispano americana,
no peninsular.
Que al autonomismo constitG-
yeio totalmente el elemento crio-
10, de los naturaIes del pals 49,.
Pero esto no nnpide que a
cada mome1to vosotros, los au-
tonomlstas de aqu:, y vosotros,
los autonomistas cubanos, nos
aturdals y nos rompais los tim
Panos advirti6ndonos a gran
des gritos que en- vuestras flas
1Prm1a J descuellan caracteriza-
'os prohombres que nacieron en-
81 0 cual provincial peninsular
Que ha de impedir?
NO son, no, nuestros contra
( ctores cternos en- poIitica, nom.
IS que Sc ahoguen en- pocq
lua, como dice el refrain.
, r. : .''',. '..
Il Pero qce daho has hecho til
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-11

Los italianos han celebrado ell vigs-
simo quinto aniversario de la entrada
en- Roma. Por mi parte dire que
miro CON indferencia esas fiestas,
Cuando Francia, abatida por la que
.ra con Prussia, tuvo que sacar de
Roma su ejercito pontifical, Victor
Manuel, viendo que el Papa Pho TX,
de grata nemoria, estaba sin defensa,
enEio su eiercito para que sc apode
rase de la Ciudad eterna Roma fue
conquistada sin difcultad no quiso
ell noble representante y jefe de la fe
cristiana que sc derramase nj una
gotta de sangre. Tai es la victe
ria que ha celebrado Italia y que
no deja de ser un lunar en- 81 histo-
ria.
FL Boletln ojfciaI del Ministerio de
la guerra inauguro las fiestas con un
decreto que indultaba a los condena-
dos por los tribunales militares de 81
ella y de Massa di Carrara, cuyas
penas no llegan 4 diez amos; en- cuan
to a los denas, sc les indulta la teree
ra parte. Al general Cardona, que
fue quien tomo Roma indefensa, le
ha sido concedido el gran Gordon de
no Sc que orden.
FL Rey, para celsbfar dicha con
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LA CAWaRAF HMERCIO
Al Col NO.

Con motive del -creto del canje
monetarlo, reuniose tnteayer, domin-
go. la Directiva :. la Camsra de
Comercio. IndustriS Navigation de
esta Capital. n
Una Comlsion de la misma paso
aver a dar cuenta a Z. de 10 re
suelto en- dicha reunfn, y en- vista de
clio el Sr Gobernaor telegrah6 al
Sr. Ministro de UIsratar 10 que 81
que:
Camara Comercioruega transmi
ia ', +. acuerdo demotrsndole gra
titud profunda por pS3iicaci6n De :.
creto Canje. cuyo esprit de honra-
dcz recoroce.'
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CR0NlCk EUR0PEA,
CORRESP0NDENCIA ESPECIAL
PARA Ell
I" BohETTM MERCAMTI = i
Paris, Nvbre 1895
ITALIA. l .

Hace va tempo que un Diputado
italiano. ell Sr. Diligenti, expuso algu-
mas notas acerca de las cosas de lta
liza.
Hacc tres amos, el mismo Diputado
afrm6, habando de la question Fl
nanciera, que era mucho mas grave
dc 10 que Sc creia.
En- reaTidad, 10; acontec mientos lc
dieron sobrada razon hemos visto el
famoso KracA del banco romano; la
inspection mandada por el senior Clio
litt, Ministro a la saxon, y ejecutada
por el senior Final, dio conocer que
en- los bancos de emission habia des
ordenes aun mayores que los que ha-
bian sehalado al Parlamento varios
Diputados de la oposicion. Desde
entonces la situacion ha mejora 10.
Seg1n la opinion del mismo Diputa
do, las circunstancias politicas de Italia
que NADIA tienen de briIlantes, Sc de
ben a la incapacidad del sehor Giolitti,
que los hombres politicos presenta
ban como un segundo Cavour y a
cuyo hombre de Estado no Sc asemeja
en- NADIA; es verdad que Ia desilusion
producida por su funesta adm nistra-
cj6n hizo que Sc exagerara el NAL ca :
n polltico. Vino despues ell Ministe
ric. Crispi. que aparecio como IN sal
vaGor, pero que no solo no salvo NADIA
nj a nadie, sino que nj siquiera repa
r6 las torpezas del otro Su gestion,
lleva,Ia a cabo sin metodo, tampoco
produio buen efecto en- la nacion, por
mas que sc quicre disimular.
En- 1893 Sc voto una ley sobre los
bancos, ley que nadie comprendio y
que ha agravado la situacion cada
dia mas.
La baja del cupon de renta ha s;do
malisima; sin embargo tengo que ad-
vertir que tuvo un punto bastante
bueno, por impedir la conversion de
la renta. Sc cree en- general que la
situacon del pals Sc podra ir mo lih
cando, sobre todo 81 el gobierno aban
dona su politica en- Africa, 10 que no
es probable.
En- cuanto a la politica interior,
Italia Sc halla por ahora tranquila,por
que el partido socialista esta muy NAL
organizado, aunque es de temer que
ell dia menos pensado haga alguna
hazafia.
En- cuanto la politica extranjera
del senor Crispi, Sc ha moierado algo
as que la del Ministro de negecios
extranjeros; ell seflor Crispi sigue con
suma atencion todo 10 que toca al ex
terror; mas, a pesar de todo, la polite
extranjera de Italia es bastante oscu
ra, y nj las discusiones del Parlamen
to, nj las de los diarios, logran despe
iarla un POGO Esta es en- breves
frases la situaci6n con que Italia en-
pieza ell nuevo aio politico.