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Evening journal., 1895-05-31
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Evening journal., 1895-05-31
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The Vacancy intbe Cabinet.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
Cabinet breaks are among the worst
annoy ances which President Is called
upon to endure There IS always q feel
ing in the public mind. when the frst
change occurs. that others are certain to
follow AZ no distant day. 1t Is only a
few weeks since Mr. ssell. the Presi-
dant's confidential friend, to,k himself
hack to New York evidently quite
disguised with official life IT. the
national capital. Mr.. Carlisle would be
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Tho Rnaslan octnnns.

Finm the Richmond Dispatch.
II Russia gets from Japan half the
concessions she Is said to have demanded
the Japanese nay we'll ask, What did
we fight the war with China foi2 Should
Russia succeed in taking Korea under
her protectorate, Japan would be worse
off, so far as her interests IN Korea are
concerned than she was before she
declared war against China Instead Of
having TO contend in Korea with Russian
ii Auenee, working through Chinese
agents, she would be confronted directly
with taat il 4 fence II would not be
long before Russia would domina' .
absolutely the Hermit Kingdom, and
attain the end Ia that quarter OF the
globe for which she has SO long been
striving That end. as Is well.known, Is
the possession Of port In the Korean
waters But since Russia has disclose d
her true game and the full measure Of
her greediness he question suggests
itself more forcibly Than ever before,
VIII japan be left without assistance in
dealing with heiY We think not
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
The Good Done By she Frost.

From the Lewiston Journal.
The entomologists tell us that, after
all, our May cold wave has been dis
guised blessing For seventeen years
there has been a drop In temperature at
about this time in May IL has ben
thought, too, in nearly every case that
these cold waves did immense damage"
to crops, but It Is probable that on an
average they increased production
Plant lice and other destructive para
sites, which begin Matching when the
thermometer rises above 20 degrees,
multiply with such rapidity that Il they
were not killed by cold waves after the
first warm weather Of May it would be
impossible to raise q her fruit or grsp =,
while many cereal crops would be greatly
dnmnRed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
a nnnhlfnl ComnlIment

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
It is currently reported that Senator
Hill of New York Is disposed to regard
the indorsement for President which he
got from the New Y Tx State Democratic
Editorial Association witch varied and
c1t listing emo,i isus L was not un.
We c ms to him as another whack at
President Cleveland The association,
OF course knew that the Cleveland
influence would b thrown against Hill
next year aud It's ind9rsemept Of Hill can
be regarded as notice to the President
that the Democratic editors will not take
their orders from him. But when the
senator calmly takes up the question OF
whether or not he really would like to be
The candidate next year, change comes
over the spirit Of his dream more radical
than that which Byron 50 beautifully
described he is too shrewd man 10
want TO be put up to be knocked down
after his late experience In New York.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

The only menace TO the life and limb
Of the pedestrian Is not tho trolley car.
With the Increasing popularity Of the
bicycle has come the reckless riding OF
tho machine which is an abuse Of the
wheel ana It's privileges, particularly Of
evenings on the streets Of the most
populous parts OF the city, Some wheel
men act on tbs theory that, if they have
their lamps burning and keep their bells
tinkling, they have he right Of way and
plunge recklessly through the ranks Of
those on foot
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
The RnsaIan ThialIe.

According to the North Western
Magazine Henry srhaiz. Russian farmer,
now residing in South Dakota, has
secured the unenyiable reputation OF
being the man who introduced the
Russian thistle into America. IN 1876
schaiz imported some q aix seed from the
old country. which be planted one thistle
grew that year in his apd his
neighbors wanted him to destroy ~ He
said mo let It grow snd see what il
win amount to From that single plant
has come the pest Of the Northwestern
farmer.
There was not thistle Of any kind ID
the state prior to that time In Russia
this weed is cut when young and packed
away to feed the stock during the
Winter, and It has bsen suggested that
If cut before the fibre becomes hard 1t
could be baled aud used as fuel when
dried. Nothing can be done with it after
IL becomes dried
Schaiz has had the satisfaction OF
seeing what it would come to. and
this ought to be lesson to the farmers
all over the country to insist of all
tillera Of the soil to kill weeds II this
man had been threatened with fine, Of
better still, with imprisonment, 1t Is not
likely that the whole Northwest would
now be suffering from ths greatest weed
pest in existence
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
The Day Cnse Arain.

Tho Superior Court is engaged in a
rehes ing OF the case Of Thomas J. Day W.
the Jessup and Moore Paper Company.
HoiIecker & Htffecktr represent the
plaintiff and Willard Salisbury,
Jr., the defendant Mr. Day was
on the stand al the morning.
His claim Is about $500, for extra work
done on a building in consequence OF
damage done by storm The second
panel Of Jurors, with the exception OF
those drawn in the case. was discharged
from further attendance.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Does He want a Ihird Term.

from the DoylestOWn InieIliaencor.
Cleveland wants fourth nomination
and a third term In this he is greedy
and unwise, as it is scarcely possible that
any party will be found ready and willing
TO support him for what Washington
declined and VIII was refused to Geant
Besides this the Cleveland day is gone
by, the most cons pieueusly collapsed
boom Of our time' He is neither Repub
llcan. Democrat, Prohibilionist, Populist
nor even Mugwump. His party contains
himself, his private secretary, the late
Queen OF Hawaii and Harper's Weekly
small basis upon which to build thild
term AS President Of the worlds first
nation and most eminent republic.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Agreeably Surprised.

II had a severe cold on my lungs that
gave me considerable uneasiness in regard
to the result. says T. E. Smith, OF Bllerica,
Mass "a local drugeist called my at
tentiou 20 Chamber'ain's Cough Remedy
ard on his recommendation l gave the
remedy trial The result surprised ne
Uncovered entirely in three days 25 and
80 cent bottles for sale bg z James Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
DISASTROUS CLoUDBURsT.
rive Bodies Recovered ana Many Supposed
20 Have Been Drowned.

DALLAS, May ST. A special from San
Angelo tells Of disastrous cloudburat
which occurred along the johnson and
Devil rivers Fiyo bodies have been re-
covered from draws.whioh were flooded
by the cloudburst, and it is feared that a
number Of sattlrrs in the valleys of tha
two rivers have porishod.
Searohers have been unable to reach
several largo ranches in that section. The
draws, which have water in them only il
short time after rains, were doluged The
waters Of Deyil river rushed down in So
rios af waves six foot high. Ono ranch
with |, ,1c1 sheep lost !, 500.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Address Holly Oak. Del.
Rslief ~ sir Hnnrn

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
iieved In six hours by the New Grast south
American Kidney Curen This new remedy
is a great surprise a account OF It's exceeding
prnmptness IN relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part OF the urinary
passages in male or female. 1t relieves reten-
ton OF water and pain in passing it almost
imme liately. II you wa quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold 10y j. ). Beetela aud
q. James Belt, dr7gE Wilmington. Dol.-t
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Strnw Hnfaf

All new goods bought 10 case lots from
the mills direct, selling at prices gusr
anteed the lowest in the civ. A. Ross's.
2lO Market street. summer Underwear
Al 25 3S and 900 The best values for
the price ever offered.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

the gutter child who had never known
her before. In one Of the down town
public schools 10 New York third Of
the children had never seen Central
Park. Even a rare visit to that spot Of
imitation country has not been youch
safed to these children Of the crowded
tenements and dirty streets.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
wm sInr Ahnnt the Gnldan Gnte.

Nearly all the Methodist Sunday
schools are now rehesIsIng can.
tata arrangement fcr Chiliren's Day
called "The Golden Gate" Some OF the
schools will observe next Sunday Rs
Chudren's Day, while others will OBJ
serve the customary second Sunday in
June.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

Balfour, the Tory leader, shows that
he Is possessed Of practical sense when
he remarks that newspaper in lis capac
ity Of advertising agent, is. after all, OK
the first Importance to any civilized
society, inasmuch as 1t brings together
those who have something to sell and
those who want TO buy something. The
general news and comments aud all
the other machinery for communicating
information to the public, be shrewdly
adds, are not Of more Importance to the
community at large than the power Of
communication By advertisement
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
DON'T BE WOODY.
How Faultles5 Pepsin Chips, the Gum that'a
Round, Havo Caught the Town.

How Faultles5 Pepsln Chips, the Gum Chat's
Round, Have Caught the Town.
Ii IS the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums Put up in pretty boxes Of
10 chips, and sold at SC. Faultlcss in form,
faultless in flavor, faultlcss in the ingre-
dicnts that enter into their composition,
faul,less in everything, perfection in every
ihing-such are few of the qualities Of
the Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a joke, and a good ore, and q true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give US Faullless PepsiE
Chips. Nothing else. Ifyour dealer don't
keep them, send Sc. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. 4 Klec, Sole Agents and Dis
uibutors, Park Place. cor. Church Street,
N, Y.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

1t is the duty Of every Democrat
TO 90 to the polls tomorrow and vote
to redeem the city from Republican
extravaganza and misrule This has
not been spread eagle campaign, but
much quiet and effective work has been
done to get out the vote The Republl.
can party is torn asunder by fac 'ional
dlscord and full Democratic vote will
sweep the city In nearly every depart
ment The Democrat who l. registered
should consider 1t bounden duty to
cast vote for the ticket nominated
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

The steel frame within the walls Of
brick or stone has FOR some years been
the approved fashion In constructing
great sky scrsplng buildings This plan
has now been applied to church architec-
ture and the new Episcopal Church Of
st. Mary the Virgin, In New York ID
now building on that plan The arches
Of the ceiling will be supported by the
steel ribs, Various advantages are
claimed for this style Of building, such
as greater strength with thinner walls,
and less cost
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

A special jury was struck by Prothono-
tary Hurty this afternoon 10 try the case of
). frank Curry vs. the Charles Warner Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

smIth-Jones, why don't you 90 to
work and earn ivine2 Jones My dear
Smith, what's the use2 tried it nee
for a very little while, and no sooner did
earn dollar than had to spend it.
So gave the lob up
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NnrrnR

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were in due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 3lst uay OF
MAY. A. y. 1885, and that all persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested, to the
said executor ol or b. fore the Slst dRv
OF May. 1896, or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided
hOBERr J HANDY.
Executor.
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REGISTERS nRnERs.
R EGIsTER's ORDER.
RRGIsTER.s nTFIcE-

New Castle County, DeL. Nav 81, l905
Upon the application Of Robert J. Handy
executor of Harriet u Talley, late
OF Wilmington hundred, in said county, de-
ceased IL Is ordered and directed By the
Register that the executor aforesaid
give notice Of granting OF Letters Tes-
ia enrary upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by eausing advertisements to bs
posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters in six Of the most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same. or abide by an Act Of As
semhly IN such case made and provided, and
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JouitNAI,a a news
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and to
be continued therein three weeks, e. o. d.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

With Fresh Gas Yitalized Air.
We also have preparation that apply to the in the vicinity Of the
tooth feel pain The
aud It perfectly
viaizsd air 90
with TtS filed with gold 81 and
upwards silver 70 cents; 80 cents.
Gold Filings and Bridge Work Speciality
operators Dentistry.
omcs open 8 M
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has had series Of misfortunes, involving
the destruction Of thirteen vessels and
the loss Of over thousand lives The
loss Of five Of these steamers Is attributed
10 sunken rocks aud the rest to reefs and
typhoons The last Of these ocean dis.
asters Is the loss Of the steamer Colima
eff the coast Of Mexico. with an accom-
pauying terrible loss Of life Surely tb'
element % human negligeucs mus hav,
entered into some of these disasters.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

- of office of the Register afore.
said at Wilmington. in New Cas-.
i. ;. tie county aforesaid, the day and
ear above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

- = >~o4--.~-~Av AUp AAAoAOS u0
:. zoaa de Baleares, Antonio Morey Cas-
tafier, Antonio Colon Planas, Sebastian
Mir Remes, Jeaqlfa Gaya GonZaiez, Ga
briel Ferrer A. itch, jose Aguil6 Pic6 '
los de la zona de Oviedo, Jose Rodriguez
Garcia, Manuel Camel Alfonso, Vicente
Ferrer Mendez Constantine Rodrigutz
Mendez, Ramon Fernand, Fernandez,
Felix Villamil Mendez Nemesio Suarez
Perez.
Int4ndencia general de Hacienda p1-
blica Circular sobre 81 canje dolos eftc
tog timbrados del bienio de 1884, y 95 por
los de 1896 y 81.
Institute de q Ense1anza de Puerto
Rico.-Se invita- los sefiores Profesofes
de ensenanza privada que SO cream con
derecho ser incluidos on las listas para
elegir Compromisarios que han dc votar
al que ha de ser Consejero de Intrucci6n
pdblica, remitan el nombre y sef1as de su
domicilio acompanaudo los justificantes
que acrediten el citado derecho dentro del
plazo de Is dias contar deade Ell l. de
Enero proximo.
Presidio Provincial de Puerto Rico
O. 5oio cSv oFoCtO In ponuisitnri9 del con.
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pOIM oIIi u, 0VeHo2 o11 2Iardad anfianda do bacer


no quien en- verdad entienda de hacer
escrituras con estilo concise y letra clara.
Los que quieran la plaza podran difigirse
al Lcdo La Tore, dandole antecedentea
de ocupaci6n. 1916
Las noticias que circular desde ano-
che son POGO sensacionales. Con motive
del conflcto anglo venezolanO, ell gobier-
no de los Estados. Unidos ha pedido permi-
so al de Madrid para consular ell Archivo
de Indias estudiar los hmites verdade-
ros entire Venezuela y la Guayana inglesa.
Espafia ha accedido q la solicitud, protes.
tando su completa neutralidad On los
asuntos que Sc debaten.-Los actuales su-
cesos de Cuba han dividido la opinion pd
blica en- Espaia; unos Green que la guerra
debe terminar por medic de las aTmas;.
otr6s Green que debe implantarse la auto
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ntad do

AL GOBERNADOR GENERAL.
Un tai don Luis Cerezo, ha solicitado
de ese Gobierno General, que SO le conslon
ta ell establecer una gallera en- ell barrio de
Montana, del t6rmino municipal de Aqua
El artfculo 2.' del reglamento de gale
ras VICENTE 10 prohibe, porque ordena.
bien dispuesto, que solo Sc permfta en- las
nOblaciones interiores de La isla, para que
estando la vista de multitud de veclnCs
autoridades, puedan precaverse en- un prin-
cipio los graves males que es capaZ de pro-
dl1cir Ia reunion de personals, ev1tarse
con prontitud los que SO hayan suscltado,
v de n1nqMna nGnerG en- los barrlos de los
partidcs, q fin de evitar los desordenes que
FeQularmente producen la soledad en- ina
aisfencia de las autoridades locales.
Aunoue. como miles de disposiciones,
asta tiene una puerta alberta 6 la arbitra'
riedad. no autoriza Ell caso presente, por
que NO existen las conhuencias de causas
leoitimas bien afianzada precaucion de
los exouestos inconvenientes.
El punto donde Sc solicita la gallera,
astA distante ocho Kilometres de la Isabella
v z de Aguadilla, no existe nj puede
existir la benefca Influenza de la autorl-
dad local, nj la vigilancia de sus agentes.
Ell barrio de Montana, es el que cuen-
ta con mas gente de bronco, y la gallera
aerviria para que SO lidiasen gallos en- los
dias permitidos prohibidos, para Jugar
an el monte al idem, para matadero car
nicer1a clandestina y otros escesos.
Su concession ser1a err6nea, antilegai
poco iuiciosa, base de disgustos y demos
frarfa que el GobiernO General no pesR 1Of
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UhI GOu4p
anO de los cases del 6TtlculO ante
rior. Esta nota sera oportunamente en-
tregada al Juez Tribunal que conozca
deba couocsr de la causa.
Por las dispoaiciones anteriores que
deio copiadas, ee vlene en- coDoclmlento q
solo prOcede la detenci6n dc ciudadanos,
cuando cometan 6stos, delitos que traigan
apapejada la pena correspondence que en-
derecho proceda, pero entiendO que de min
ouna manera procede la deten cion por fal.
tas que SO cometan, solo los q. no tengan
domicilio conocido, viene & robustecer la
opinion que tengo formada del art1culo 496
ds la misma ley do Enjuiciamiento Criml-
datener Dor simples faltas, 6 no ser que ell
Dresunto r3o no tuviese domicilio conocido
nj desc fianza bastante q juicio de Ia au,
toridad IS aqente que intente detenerle."
Ademas III artfculo 1913 del C6digo Penal,
dice: "EE funcionario pdblico que detu-
viese una\ persona sin estar autorlzado
DOR una levxd no ser por r0z6n de deESto,
no estando eE.suspenso las garant1as cons
titucionales, il currira en- las penas de mul'
ia de 325 q {, Roy pasetas, ST la detencion no
hubiese excedide de tres dias", etc.
"El Tribunal Supreme tiene declarado,
en- sentencia de IL, de Mario de 1877, 28 de
Septiembre de 1907 de Mario de 1881:
one la autoridad f. ncionario p1blico que
detiene & un ciudao, no arbitrariamente,
no s6endO por dcIito\ ii verdadaramente
nor raz6n dc orden pun co, comete el de-
| tito incurre en- la sane IN penal de este
articulo; pero en- otra sea encla (19 de NO
viembre de 1880 y 8 de M 20 de 1881, de-
clar6: Que para que una atenci0n lleva-
da s cabo Dor una autoridadA administratl-
va SO comprenda como arbitrsHrla llegal,
| baio la sanci6n de este art1cuE ,es requlsl'
| to esencial indispensable, que 10 esten en-
suspense las garantias constitute onales. >.
E'Se entendera segun sentencia del III
bunal Supreme, de 25 de f. brero Go 1880,
que la autoridad 8 funcionario publlco
i1a procedido la detencion del ciudadan0
Dor raz6n de delito, los efectos d@l ar
Itfculo q. anotamos, cuandO con oncurren las
circunstancias siguientos: 1.a-Que la au
Itoridad funcionario publico tenga mott
| vos raciOnalmente bastantes para Greer eT
la existencia de I'm hechO, que f0TesenteN Nto'
cuT0cteres de delito; y 2.":-Que los tengs
! tambi6n bastantes para crerr que la perso
ma & quien intente detener, tuvo particlpa
ci6n en- 6l."
Por TODD 10 expuesto, estimado amigo
IformarA usted una idea, de que solo debel
, | & Oueden ser detenidos los ciudadanos gu
: Sc hagan reos de delitos 8 que al memo
cometan atsa hechO que TeVIstG los cGTGcte
res de tdE, pero de ningdn modo los gu
\ solo cometan simples faltas, siempre gu
q sean conocidos 6stos ultimos, Sc dice
r acostumbran en- algunos pueblos detenel
= los tambi6n, por "a horas, pero este suct
Edera en- localidades que los alcaldes no tat
|, ne4a de do4sde jaIdr, pero los que tenRa
j. Iresponsabilidad y conozcan la ley sabra
IS andar con tiento y no se expondran sc
Bwooc do 770 da1iE0
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san Luis & Palma Soriano.
Rsto rnnracnufn nan nara

te esperanzas para ell pals.
Asf 50 rsstan elementos la lnsurreoN-
Sin ncvedad sensational.
Bor el Estado Mayor hemos sabld0
que Ell General Pando lleg0 sin novedad
& Guantanamo. revistando las tropas y
vieitando los heridos de La acci6n de PaI
marito. 7
-En una de mis- anteriores les haDle
de la expedition que desembarco por La
costa Sur do Manzanillo en- 19 de Novlem-
bre dltimo
Publico algunos detalles que respecto
q la misma he podido adquirir.
Los expedicianarios eran los siguientes:
Mariana Torres, Teniente Coronel IL
tulado de la pasada guerra,-Vicente Pu-
iaIs, idem idern.-JUan Ferrara. Luis
zero - Francisco Rodriguez. ANTONIO
Pacheco Ortiz.-Luis Boudet.-Luis Fell
pc Torres Felix Ferrara.-Tomas Pol
Ramon Corrales observation-disclosures
Cervifio.
La expedition traia docientos rifles
Glen mil capsulas.
-Ha llegado-hoy 20-el Excelent-
simo senior General don Jorge Garrich,
procedente de Sancti-Sp{ritus, quien Sc ha
heoho cargo de Ia Oomandancie General
de la Plaza Gobierno de esta Region:
Aquf es muy apreciado por su caDalle'
rosidad Y fnura.
-Anoche, 10, fueron conducidos del
Cristo & la cArcel de esta ciudad los pre-
sos de que antes liable.
Abordo del BaIdomero IgLesGGs, que
zarp6 hog 30 para la Habana fueron en-
BARBADOS los nueve presOs poiltlcos &c
Guantanamo que estaban almacenadof
en- ell Moro de los que hace tempo me
ocup6 extensamente.
Son los sehOres siguientes:
| Don Agust1n Lafaurie don Euseb1E
ICaraballo, don Antonio Figueredo Pavon
| don Jose del Carmen Rodriguez, don Re
dro Rodriguez Torment, don Rafael Mes
tire Batista y don Santiago Rios Correa.
| El rico banquero don Bartolom6 MI
sas, fu6 embarcadO 0l dla anterior, preso
con igua1 destino.
La Comisi0n de festejos las tropa
Que llegan de Espaha ha dado en- el Clrcu
glo Espafiol IN banquete la ohclaiIda
de Ia eecuadrilla recien llegada las q
los barcos surtos en- puerto.
Asistieron los generates Moreno y Ga
rrich. Arzobispo de Santiago de Cuba
n muchag prominentss autoridades civile
" militares de esta plaza, se1 como .gra
Indmero de invitados. La fiesta fu6 81
. Dl6ndida hubo brindis .calurosament
, natri6ticos, dintingui6ndose los del seht
Santos Escay. diputado & Cortes y sehG
4 Apuirresabal director de LG BGnder0 III
. paaQIG.
Nantes de empezar el banquete hui
: I'M amago de incendio en- el plan de la NJ
l. rina que origin6 carreras cierra puerta
Miantras ell champagne Gaia en- Il
n Ioorea an Iel banouete del circulo, por
q fnerte de Santa Ursula sonaban algun
r disparos.
Dican alQunOs alarmistas que este
Isolo nm auuncio de 10 que va pasar p
NooTo NILS .oasA ga asepuran que estoy D