New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

While everything is in commotioh III Nu'a ~
ocour, n, the revolutionary movement her s's'''
Island Porto Rico. remains quiet anu po'i
affairs are there the object OF URANIUM '',' 20. -
instead of beIicose demonstrations. SP'enrr' -
., ,.,s eIven in the capital OF the island IN
honor of Senior Diaz canejas. Deputy d. '"'''u 49,,
,ho .raciho district and director OF the paper III
uo,o,,r NercantiL" Senior Canejas was cohsra'u-
io,ed especlally upon the able manner IN WHICH,
.u,,nirs from, sterile and useless debate, he ap-
pned Nuns ,Y his constituents The funcuonares OF
Porio Rico and a large number OF CITIZENS ga,n
cred at the wharf to greet the Journalist deputy
on the arrival OF the steamer
The Gua;cmalan newspaper 'piario de C'L"o-
america reports that despite the abolition o. 'le
,,,r1on,icntos or forced labor, which it was the
custom TO exact from the native Indians many %
hem are still subjected to a Kind 81 slavery t"e
authorities especially in the Alta YEA , u1s. ~
are sometimes induced by idlse nreted in
rrant concession papers, which are lnterpIJte" ~,
a wrong and unlawful sense by Plantvas' y. torced
them to compel. temporarily the humans ~ '0'
.abor.
The Buenos Ayrcs papers publish interesting par
ticu'ors concerning the B'anco Encalada the ne"
Cbilian cruiser recently built in England, when
vessel the cable reports having arrived at Val
paraiso That magnificent vessel IS being the NOR nor
praised by the Buenos Ayres press pecau,e .'IS
sav that il is OF the type. though on Iarser svt
Of the Neuve de Julio the Argentine cruiser wnicn
was so much admired when lying ~ the h'"So'
River at the time OF the Worlds falr'
on.v few days before the breaking ont Of the
insurrcc;!on in cuba the ranks Of the Havana press
were increased by the creation OF new weekly
paper Ii is called la Cr6nca liabaner'' - ne
voted mainly to literature and news OF "a Eenern,
character and is edited by woman OF nls'' t,r
reputation. a widow, the senior" D"i'' "'''''
Garcia.
The Government OF Costa Rica intends to build
\ house Of correction. The ground upon whioh the
new establishment Is to be erected mas 9eeh Pu u.
cha sci and President lglesias has orderei .laI
OF similar institutions In Europe aii VI, ,s, NC
states be procured, in order to be used as NODES
The big strike which began at ijuenos AyreS IN the
last days Of 1894 among the cngshoremen ehsl-
rcers n!emen. sailors and other men employed IN
the shipping business was the daily theme OF 'he
press Of that city II must he noted, however that
the strike concerned only the firms and vessels en-
gaced In the seacodst or "cabotage' trade Inc
master shippers association. the "Centro Nacional
Maritime" was firmly opposed To granting the dc
uanls OF the strikers and II resolved To petition the
Government tor permission to recruit mp inc river
IN the Entire Rios and torfientes provinces 'he
necessary lonCshoremcn sailors and Others to take
the places OF The strikers There was a. the .dtes'
dltes oa'y one break IN the rank OF me "inp9yer+
\ .'cabotage" ,hp-owner. senior Santiago Lam
even stated that he mad bc IN seen apnS th' Nlh
Eu",o Ui1v crying Long live the strtkc! AM pay
Ing f,r drinks FOR the strikers
.l.l Ttempo." one ~ me best dlilics in caracas.
has begun recently the publication OF r"markA'ie
ESSAY destined O. cuciiatc some facts yet Imper-
foctly known. relative TO the "''ieht ana m'"'i'
condition ~ V,uczucl That essay had been sub
r..,.I a. nr-, O, ." National Academy Of I'll ;"ry
hy one ~ l,s memb r.. Don Jacn;o teein' l''ehA y
A,..t.r .!.u,. or rather ~. 't;"OeTap1iti 50
e,y ~ N,nezi'h, h haI sireiy tnree mcc,ings
one ~ wAca was devoted 10 m" lection %, " 80
for thc Institution
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