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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
SHOULD WORK BOTH WAYS.
Conspiracy Among Employers as Bad As the
Same Among Employees.

conspiracy among employers as fSao A inc
Same Among Employees.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 10.-Governor
Uphams message which was presented
to the legislature today, deals care
fully with more than score of differ
ent state subjects for probable new
laws. The use of black lists by large
corporations is one of the topics treat
ed at greatest length. The governor
says: 1T is for public interest that so
far as may be every industrious, sober
and competent man should be employ
ed. 1 cannot but regard an arrange
ment among a large number of en-
ployers not to employ or permit to be
employed if th0y can permit il, COM
petent and faithful men, simply be-
cause they quit the service of some
other employer, as conspiracy which
should not be tolerated by law. The
employer has no more right to be pro-
tected by the law from a conspiracy
on the part of employees than employees
have to be protected by law against
conspiracy on the part OF employers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan, Jan. 10. 1895.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity-Fair
with no decided changes in temperature.
For the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature has been 43; the low
est 49, and the mean, 49, with partly
cloudy weather: fresh to light northwest
wind and stationary pressure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature for the month of January has
been 81, and for the 10th day 81.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Jan 10.-Following is the
forecast up to p. m, Friday.
Kansas-Fair; northerly winds.
For Oklahoma-Fair; westerly to north
erly winds.
Colorado-Fair: colder: northwesterly
winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
FIDELITY COMPANY FALLS DOWN.
Receiver Appointed on the Petition of a
Creditor.

Receiver Appointed on the Petition of a
Creditor.
Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 1o.-The Fidelity
Loan and Trust company passed into
the hands Of a receiver today. P. A.
Sawyer, as creditor of the company,
filed an application for the appoint
ment Of receiver in the district court.
The petition stated that the plaintiff
held a judgement against the company
for $1,000; that the company owed S.
300, 900 on 6 per cent debenture bonds,
on which the January interest was de-
faulted. 1t stated further that the
floating debts of the company were ST.
coo, 900, no part Of which had been paid
The only other statement in the petit
ton was that the company was insol-
vent. Judge Wakefield appointed
President Joseph Sampson Of Sioux
City and Gideon H.. Clandee of New
York receivers. 1t is expectd that the
business Of the company will be con-
tinued under the receivership.
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SHOULD ASK NO QUESTIONS.
Anti-Secret Society Decree Given Out as
Binding In Conscience

81 binOln8 IN SOuSClcuCc-
: Cincinnati. Jan. 10.-Archbishop FL
der today promulgated the order
against Odd Fellows, knights of Py-
thias and Sons of Temperance and ac-
companied the text of the order with
statement OF reasons why good Co
tholics should obey. The fact that the
reasons for the order are not under
stood, he says, is no excuse for viola
ton of civil law when the reason for
the enactment is not understood. Just
as the state must enforce its laws for
the preservation Of order, so must the
church enforce such rules as are es-
sential for the welfare of souls. He
went on, however, to state some of the
reasons in the case. One was that to
belong to three orders made Catholics
more tolerant of Freemasonry which
had long been declared inimical to the
church. Another was that in the case
of the Knights Of Pythias, a pagan is
selected to be treated as a saint.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
SHOT HIS wIFE'S LOVER.
Harold Couldn't Get Along With Her But
Was Jealous just the Same

Hennessey. O. T., Jan. 1o.-(SpeciaD-
This afternoon nine miles northwest of
Hennessey Frank Harold shot and
killed John Bruce. The shooting oc-
CURED over Miss Fora Jones. who is
the wife of Harold. They were mar
ried in Kansas and moved to Oklahoma
but could not get long together and sep
arated, she resuming her maiden name.
Fruce had been keeping company with
Miss Jones for some time. Harold be-
came jealous. which caused the shoot
Ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
CHURCHED THEM FOR DANCING.
Devotees of Terpsichore the Cause OF Kick
ing Up a Row.

Warrensburg, Mo-, Jan. 10.-The
churches of Warrensburg. the center of
western Missouri church conferences.
have declared war upon all who dance
and have commenced wedding their
congregations of such unworthies. The
session of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at its last meeting dismissed
five ladies for tripping the light fantas-
tic and now other denominations are
following suit. The action is creating
much feeling and members are with
drawing from the Giffrent bodies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
Leavenworth Outshoots Topeka.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 10.-The shoot be-
TWEEN the Leavenworh Gun club and
the West Side Gun club of Topeka,
for the state championship trophy, held
here today, was won by Leavenworth.
The shoot was for $3.50 side, divided
into thirty singles and ten doubles.
Score: Single-Topeka, us; Leaven-
worth 125. Doubles-Topeka, 20; Leav-
enworth 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
LOCKED OUT OF THE MILL.
Wire Drawers Required to Take q Re
duction or Pack Their Tools.

Salem. O., Jan 10.-For refusing to
accept 20 per cent reduction in wages
the wire drawers of the Salem Wire
Mill company were ordered by Superin-
tendnt Bracks to take their tools from
the mill and they were locked out be-
cause they insisted upon the company
keeping faith with them by paying
them the scale of wages which, they
say, was agreed upon.
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Snow Falls in Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 10.-Dispatches
from all points Of the Tennessee Mid
land road show heavy snow fall which
still continues. Business is practically
suspended on the line of the Tennessee
and Kentucky and it is feared that live
stock will suffer greatly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, Jan. 10.-Results at New
Orleans:
First race-Five furlongs: Maquon,
5 to 2, won; Red Top, even, second; Fa-
bia, II to /, third. Time 1:1012.
Second-Five furlongs: Lester, s toll
won; Marcel, even, second; Grey Duke,
to 2, third. Time lip.
Third-Five furlongs: Imp Trevelyan
2 to 8, won; Luke Parks, 40 to 1, second;
Bust Up, 80 to 1, third. Time 1:11A.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Adah L. TO 2,
won; Miss Mamie, IL to 5. second; Vel
low Rose, to 1, third. Time 1:25&.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Charlie B. 2 OTTO
/. won; Twenty Three. Il to /, second;
DR.. Parke, to l, third, Time 1:21.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
FITTING UP BETTER QUARTERS.
Old Preside Barracks at San Francisco
Being Torn Down,

San Francisco, Jan. 10.-Plans are
being prepared under the direction of
the department Quartermaster Tor the
recostruction Of the Preside barracks
and the general improvement of the
reservation at an estimated cost of 81
DOC, 000 The plans will be forwarded TO
the quartermaster general in Washing
ton for endorsement by the war de-
partment, after which congress will be
asked to make the necessary appro-
priation. All the old buildings will be
pulled down and capacious barracks
and other buildings OF brick and stone
will be erected. Building in accord
ance with the plans is already in pro-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
Perished in the Flames.

Omaha, Jan. 10.-The residence Of
Charles A. Fireman was destroyed by
fire this morning, and Mrs. Fireman
persisted in the flames. Mr.. Fireman
jumped from a window and sustained
broken leg and was otherwise in
jured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
Curriers' VIII Go to Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 10.-Arrange-
ments for the great National bonspeil
for the Curriers', which begins here next
Monday, have been completed in such
a manner as to insure success to the
sport and pleasant entertainment for
the visitors and players
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
COMES UP In FRONT
CINCINNATI JOCKEY CLUB COM
PLETES ITS ENTRIES.

gether in the West---More Than Two
Thousand Entries, Averaging One Hun
dred and twenty-five for Each of the
Stakes---Favorites Win Two Out of Five
at San Francisco---Other Races---West-
ern Baseball Matters.
Cincinnati, Jan. 10.-The entries for
the stakes of the Cincinnati Jockey
club Oakley, which closed January
I, are now completed and far exceed in
quality and number the expectations
of its most sanguine members and is
a well deserved compliment to the lib
crafty and enterprise Of this new as
ISOLATION which at once steps into the
front rank of tracing organiZa lions.
The total number of entries is 21lS-an
average of 125 to each stake, which is
probably 1.-THE greatest showing ever
made by any racing association in the
west. Among them are such celebri-
ties as DR.. Hasbrouck, Ramapo, Henry
of Navarro, Butterflies, Dr. Rice, Lamp
Lighter, Sport, Ajax, Rubicon, Lissak,
Yo Tambien, Cash Day, Huron, Ida
Pickwick. Diggs, Walter, keenan,, Hes
sic, The Commoner, Halma, Handsome,
Prince of Monaco, Counter Terror, Be-
lasco, Rey Ell Santa Anita, Sister Mary,
Lazzarone Vassag Manchester Goth
am, Ficolini and many others equally
we'll known.
The stakes and entries are as follows:
SAPPHIRE zoo; Emerald 167; Ruby 49,;
Crystal 141; Hotel 81; Losantville 1O2;
Fashion 50; Telegraph II; Liberty IS;
Brewers SO; Country Club IS; Ohio 90;
Fourth of July Handicap "A; Oakley
Der QS96) 1S9; Buckeye 1853; Cincinnati
Oaks he Grand total 2,11S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
DIVIDED Up WITH THEM.
British Bark Sighted Over a Month Ago
Out of Provisions

San Francisco. Jon. 19.-The British
ship William Law from Swanson, coal
laden, has reached this port The trip
was made in $50 days. Captain Abb
bolt reports that Dec the British
bark Glendino 1wig from Rio de jan
GIRO TO Portland. Ore, was sighted.
It was found that the Glendino Iwig
was short OF provisions Captain Abb
bott repienished her supplies and the
two vessels parted company. The
Glendino Iwig is now out l05 days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
Two western League Changes.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 10.-At meet
ing of the Western Baseball associa-
ton here today w. W. Kent, of Jack
sonville was elected president. st. JOS
eph was reinstated, leaving out Sioux
CITY. and Rock Island was dropped to
make room for Rockford, Ills.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
WANTS TO KNOW HER RIGHTS.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Gouger Asks the Courts Why
She Can't Vote.

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. 1o.-The suit
brought by Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar to
determine the rights of women under
the constitution, whether they have
the right to vote, was begun at La
fayette today before Judge Everett. At
the last election Mrs. Cougar attempt
ed to vote and on being refused sued
the election board for $4,000. She is
president of the Women's Suffrage as
ISOLATION. On motion of Captain Rice,
Mrs. Cougar was admitted to practice
law, waving legal examination.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11

have put in applications for passes for
land and immigration agents and that
passes are then given to merchants,
brokers and other business men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11

Washington, Jan. 10.-Work on the
Indian appropriation bill was finished
today by the house committee on In
dian affairs and the bill will be reported
to the house this week. Its total, as
previously stated, is about 500, 900 be-
low the estimates. Representative
Holman. chairman Of the committee
explains that provisions are cheaper
this year than usual, that most Of the
inhabitants the country are forced to
practice unusual economy and that the
Indians should share the same con-
ditions. The principal legislation en-
bodied in the bill provides that COM
mittee of five members elect of the
hfty-fourth congress who are also
members of this congress and of the
indian committee, shall, before the first
Monday of October, investigate all In
dian expenditures by the government
The committee is to have a clerk and
its expenses are limited to $4,000. 1t is
empowered to travel and embody its
conclusions in the form of a bill
States or territories entitled to indem-
nifty school lands may select them from
surplus land or reservations within
their borders, after aliotments have
been made to the Indians according to
another provision. Thirty thousand
dollars are appropriated for surveys or
re-surveyS of reservations which are
suitable for agricultural or grazing
purposes, and to complete the allot-
ment the provisions applying to lands
allotted in severalty under the act of
Feb. 8, 1887, the surveys to be made
under the supervision Of the director
or the geological survey if the secre-
tary of the interior thinks advisable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
STOOD OUT IN THE COLD.
Land Seekers In Line at Michigan Land
Office.

Marquette. Mich, Jan. 1o.-When
Register Peter Bremean opened the
government land Office today long file
of prospective homesteaders blocked the
corridors and extended outside the
building. The first man presenting his
application had remained in front Of
the building since Monday noon, ex-
periencing some very severe weather.
Many had been in line for eight hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11

Pimples, blackheads. red. rough and
oily skin prevented by Cuticura Soap
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-11
CUTS OFF HIS FEED
MR. 10 MUST NEEDS TAKE HIS
SHARE OF THE HARD TIMES.

Indian Appropriations Bill whacks on a
Huge Chunk From the Estimates Ma de
Regarding the Noble Red Mans Susten-
ance--Commission Provided for to In
This decentralization for Carrying
Anotments Into Eject and for Surveys
Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-03
! Oh ColSDicUa ASanbI8a

va es notoria Ia irritante in
justicia con que en- la archi-de;
mocratica repdblica yankse Sc
trata q la raza de color.
Mil ejemplos de este ha trasia
dado ell BoLETN a sus Columns.
No precisa insistir en- ellos hoy.
Pero ST es conveniente, muy con
veniente, que Sc conozca uno
nuevo, y tan enorme como bufo.
: CuaI es : Ala va. La Asam-
blea Constituyente de la Caroli-
ma del Sur ha acordado privar a
la clase de color de todos sus de-
rechos polfticos y civiles.
Una bicoca ! Bien Sc We con
clio que la tai Asamblea no Sc
para en- pelillos.
Entire los acuerdos defnitivos
de los honoFables Delegates de
dicha Constituyente figuz 81 de
castigar severamente Is matri,
monios de blancos egn muert 5
de tez obscura.
/ Que tai pr.guntamos al
leesor /. Rssults 3 no resulta
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BANDo.

El Pacifcador ha expedido eI que
va continuation
Don Arsenic Martinez Campos.
Captain General en- Jefe del Ejercito
de la Isla de Cuba:
Los atentados cometidos desde ha-
ce algln tempo en- las Was fereas, y
mas especialmente los de estos Glti.
m Is dias, que tantas vfctimas han eau
sado. me ponen en- Ia imperiosa ne
cesidad de dictar disposiciones para
evitar siga tan escandaloso y salvaje
Procedimiento, dirigido contra los tire.
mes de pacf6cos pasajeros.
I'm su consecuencia ordeno y man.
do:
l? Sc chapeara toda la manigu1
y cercas que haya en- una extension
dc cuatrocientos metros & derecha {
izquierda de las lineas fSrreas de estz
provincial.
70 No Sc permitira Ia continua.
0on de bohios sueltos 4 distancia de
doscientos metros de tas lineas. 4 no
haber un puesto militar 4 tiro de fa-
sill.
50 En- las cercanias de los puen.
ties, aunque haya puesto militar, no Sc
consentira esten habitados los hobfos
81 su' duefios no inspiran completa
conhanza y no dan parte oportuno
de las novedadessque ocurran.
4c No Sc permitira en- la expresa.
da distancia de doscientos metros Ia
circulation de hombres, sobfe todo
en- las horas del paso de los tfenes:
los Que vieren el tren y no Sc retira
sen, seran sujetos procedimiento 8
averiguacion brevisima para probar
~ Gu pabilidad 8 incuIpabihdad.
Santa Clara, 10 de O:tubre de
1896.
Arssai0 MaytfskS Eambos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-03
POR Los MUERTOS.

Dos de Noviembre: LA CoN
MEMoRACIoN DE LOS FIELES DI
FUNTos.
Aunque clio suene q para
COLA, tuerza es exclamar Iris
tisima 6estal Muy triste, 81, pc
70 tambien muy cristiana y pia
dosa. La IgIesia, madre amoro
sa y providente, consagra ese dfa
de recuerdos melancolicos Y do
lientes a orar Por las almas de
I los que va no existen. En- el san
tuario susurran los tenues mur
mullos de mil plegarias cuyo eco
sube a los alcazarcs divinos en-
demanda de misericordia para
aquellos que de este mundo pa
saron 4 Ia eternidad 4 dar cuenta
de sus obras en- ell augusta tribn
nal de Ia justicia inflexible y del
fallo inapelable.
Ley reparadora y de sobe
rama compensation Con nos
otros haran 10 mismo, cuando
hayamos cumplido nuestra pc
regrinaci6n por la terra. los
que nos sucedan en- la jornada
de esta vida. AL llegar el dia
de los muertos iran al temple y
rogaran, con lagrimas j pre-
ces, por nuestra bienaventu
ranza y nuestra gloria Y ALA,
en Ia sombrfa metropolis. busca-
ran Ia fosa dOnde nuestros despo
Jos mlseg0s reposen, j, sobre Ia
p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-03
PUERTO PRINCIPE.
Pressntaci6n.

Affrmase de una manera rotunds
que en- breve hara su presentation en-
Ia Comandancia general el cabecilla
Fernando Espinosa. que A las ordenes
de Maximo Gomez opera en- esta pro.
vincia.
Dicho cabecilla mando en- Ia guerra
anterior el regimiento de caballeria de
Caunao, y por los mtyftOs que alcanzo
en- la citada guerra, el gsasralfssno
considero imprescindibles los servicios
de este cabecilla { hizo que los pusie.
ra 4 sus ordenes. Fernando Espino
sa. que desde la tea incendiaria brilla
en- los campos del Camaguey, Sc en-
cuentra disgustado con el sistema de
guerra adoptado por su jefe, pens6 en-
la conveniencia de la presentation con
toda la partida que manda, y que. 4
juzgar por los informes conupicados
al Dsario de Ia Marina de Ia acci6n
sostenida por el captain Monge de Ia.
rragona en- Ia finca Ia LaYb0nya, dis
tante cuatro leguas de esta plaza, Sc
compone dc trescientos hombFes,
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DE SANTA CLARA.
FL Oor0neI Heyn4Rdss.

Con noticias ell Coronel Sr. Her
nandez de Velasco de que el enemigc
en- gran nGmero Sc encontraba entire
PHnfa Larga , Pt76n. pernoct6 en-
Pailita la noche del IS, saliendo al
amanecer del 10, despue, de tormar
con sus tuerzas dos colunnas: una
compuesta de 40 cabalIos de Sagunto
y 20 de Camajuani, al maodo del Ca
pitan de Extremadura Sr. Slnchez.
Y otra, mandada por &, compuesta de
fuerzas de Extremadura y Navas y
diez Guardias Civiles La primera re-
coirio los montes del fondo de PeyaI-
ha, MaHigaas bYas, Cay6oneyas, PA
pas de Hstaehf, Panta Layga, dire
doaeya y 7ibardg. La del Coronel
Hern{ndez Sc dirigi6 por ell caIlej6n
de .Aynonia a Plt55H.
Antes dellegar 4 este sitio, en- Car
5oneyas vartilas, la vanguaraia reci-
bio Y contesto una descarga de las
avankadas enenigas. Con obieto de
obhgar q los rcbetdes 4 emoehar com
pate. evitando en- 10 possible su huida,
el CoroneI Hernandez atacd sus DO
siciones dc frente con fuerzas de Ex
tremadura, al mando de So Teniente
Coronel ST. Pascual Castaiio, y por el
tianco iaquIerdo con las Navaa 4 sus
innedIstas oTdsnes.
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Parece ser que Mzxfmo Gomez to
vo conocimiento de Ia determination
de Espinosa, y este fuG destituido del
cargo que en- Ia actualida desempe
iiaba.
Con objeto de justifcar 50 actitud
el Espinosa ha lido 4 los montes de
Nsjasa para conferenciar con MAXI
mo Gomez.
FL prestigio que aIcanz6 Fernando
Espinosa entire los suyos, tanto en- la
anterior como en- esta guerra. infui-
"a de una manera notable en- el AMI
mo del insurgente camagieyano 81 la
presentation es una verdad. pudiendo
asegurar que la insurreccion en- csta
provincial quedaria extinguida rapida-
| mente,
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BATTDAS Y MAS BATIDAs.
Un telegrama de Santa Clara, fe-
cha 3 de Octubre, dice asf ::

Un teIegrama de Santa Clara, fe-
cha 8 de Octubre, dice asf !:
A las siete de Ia mafana de aver
el Teniente Coronel senior P4lanca
encontro en- eI ingenio Domingo cl
ra tro de las partidas de Indaiecio
Gonzalez y Yeyo Jim6nez, en- n1me-
70 de 400 hombres montados. A las
tres de la tarde las alcanzo en- pav6n,
haceldo los insurrectos fuego desde
unos guayabales, y contestando Ia ca |.
balleria hasta la llegada de fuerzas
del battalion de Burgos que hicieron
descargas
FL Teniente Coronel Palanca des-
alojo al enemigo, haciendole seis dis
paros de canon con nletralla. Con.
tinuando la persecution por Sierrecita
Y Monte Alto, cogioles caballos con
montdras, machetes, hamacas y mu-
niciones. En- Laguna Junco volvi6 {
alcanzarlos. quitandoles I6 cabaIlos
con monturas, carne y botiqufn.
Nuevamente los alcanzo en- Moros,
apoderandose de 81 caballos. Viose
obligado por la noche perm1necer
en- Laguna Ciminita. teniendo fuego
a las tres de la madrugada.
En- la mafana de hoy. en- Lagunas
Lucas, hizo al enemigo un m1erto.
tom5ndole 26 caballos. un prisicne !.
70, revolvers, machetes y otros efec-
tbs. Las partidas huyeron desmora-
lizadas y dispersas, yendo 4 pie uaa
tercera parte de las mism,s. Igno
ranse las bajas que experim.nt6 el
enemigo, pero los rastros de sangre
indican que fueron muchas.
La tropa tuvo cuatro caballOs
muertos."
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"GOBIERyO 9sEsRAL
DE LA ISLA
DE PUERTO-RICO.

Vacantes los Districts de Guaya-
ma, Cabo -rojo Humacao, Patillas,
Capital, Guayanilla Cayey, Utuado
Bayamon. Aguadilla, Mana,i. San
Sebasti y Las MArils, por cesar
hoy, en- cumplimiento de 10 que dis
pone el articulo rs de Ia Ley organi
ca, los S,es. Diputados que los desem
pehaban, y vacante tambien el de Rio
pedras, por fallecimiento del Excmo.
Sr. Don Padro Ubarri; por decreto
de eSta fecha, autorizado por el Exc
mo. Sr Ministro de Ultramar, por
haberse declarado APPLICABLE la Di-
putacion Provincial la Real orden dc
~ de Junio ultimo, he venido en-
nombrar Diputado Provincial INFERNO
Por ell Disrito de Guayama a Don
Alvaro Dominguez por el de Cabo
rojo a Don Enrique Alvarez Perez;
por el de Humacao a Don Wenceslao
Bosch; por el de Patillas Don Ma
nuel Egozcue; por el de la Capital a
Don Joaquin Pefa; por el de Guaya
nilla Don Rafael Lopez Landrtn;
por el de Cayey Don Avelino vi
cente; por el de Utuado a Don Pedro
Santisteban, por ell de Bayamon a don
Ramon Valdes, por el de Aguadilla
Don Salvador Amell; por el de Ma
natl Don Antonio Morey, por ell de
San Sebastian a Don Victor Martinez,
por el de Las Marias 4 Don Rafael
Palacios, y por el de Rio piedras a don
JuaE Hern ndez Lopez.
Lo que Sc hace pGblico en- la ga
esEa QfefaE para general conoci-
miento
Puerto Rico, 81 de Octubre de
1895.
GAMIR."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-03
VARIEDADES.
EN- B r D M A.

Han cesado los ruidos Cd slhmoso
convento de Ia Corte.
Los duendes han suspendido sus
tareas por unos dias y Il comunidad
duerme otra vez sin cuidados.
Ann no Sc sahe 81 los gtIpes sub-
terraneos proccdian dc los ausnsi,s &
dc dos 8 tres alHaas en- pena que an.
daban por las alcant rilIAs aFrastrandn
sartenes.
Lsta siltims version Ii lsei1ios rcro-
gido en- casa de TN poeta fdnebre q,,u
cree en- 'agasross hechisSrias y eosas