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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
MUSSULMAN WINS THE BANKERS
STAKES
SMALL. FIELDS AND LIGHT ATTENDANCE AT THE
SARATOGA RACES

SMALL FIELDS AND l>l'bil Al lrNbHN'h ~ ihi-
SARATOGA RACES
Saratoga. n. Y. July 25-The third regular and
NTH day Of the meeting OF the Racing Association
showed decided failing off in attendance. no.
tceable feature was the small fields. the largest
dive, being in the third race. the Bankers Stakes.
Rev de. Carreres and Lookout scratched in
the first Failing Water in the third and Bran
DIVINE In the fourth. The weather was. good and
the track fast. Summaries:
FRS, 0or all ages six fnrlones,- clifford. l24
Logan. ia tSnedehcr). 10 3. second.
Elva Ii2 Martini. TO D. third. Tim"-l:l5i1
Second race Gor three year-olds. me,-Rey del
Carreres l22 Martini. to .. won Brandywinc. IL
(Grhin D. second; Fannie Louise. lOI IT, cOchraiD.
2 third Time / AN.
Third race Bankers Stakes; for twO dds five
furlongs)-Imp Mussulman. lO2 tGrninl 70 2.
Iosand Gamlcyp. 10 to /. second. Onaretto 100
"a Clayton. 3 third. Roundsnan ana Midlo also
Time-1O 2
Fourth race or all mile and sixicen'h-Sir
Excess 10 (Griin 20 2. won. Chant. iV4 CMariin
second, Nicely lUI e. Bauch). ~ to l. third
Tme-i:j O.
Finn (speewsiakcs: mile and eighth -.
10 fGrflnJ l TO 2. won. Kilkenny. 100 n~ndriOn to
l. second. Royal George 1902 "a Clayton. TO J. third
Van Brunt also Time-l:J1iz.
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L PATERSON

The ribbon wcavcrs employed br the Augusta
silk Company yesterday formally withdrew their
demand for an Increase Of - per cent In wage This
was the outcome Of a conference with the Manu-
f,cturers' Association IA which the
stircI that owine to the competition Of cheap labor
In The Pennsylvania Six mills II would j." ifnpo'si-
bic 10 grant any ncrcaA The price ~ SILK. II
was also pointed out. had gone mp - per cent The
weavcrs Of Frank 4 Dugans mill. who struck n
few days ago for q similar increase. tried hard To
I'm luce the Augusta mill people ~ x ont. but failed
II f. thought that the action ~ the Augusta men
removes III. danrcr Of general strike of the ribbon
weavcrs Of Paterson and repetition OF the stormy
scenes Of the spring Of 1894
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EVIDENCE OF CORRUPTION EXHIBITED

Enough evidence OF a startling cpar"'''' w ~,
imam the record yesterday before the Ns7'i'o''
-. - ,,.,oo which IL investigating the 'hariues
r.u,rtment in Brooklyn to cause sensation J"
nrooklyn people had not already known 'hat ina
dapar,mcnt for years under Democratic rule WAS i
nest Of corrup,ionis's.
Joseph AItenbrand. Of No. 1862 Chiffon f'"c'' ''''
r,,y.A for the last eighteen years "a carpenter
-, ,.,.~t,t.s perarf,neut swOre among oiher
1,m,ginx things that while TN IN" CITY e"t'',y
ne h,l done personal work for Commissioners 80
t,,,n,h.rr work FOR Mr. Gait. III" witness t'St'n','
b,J ais, been paid FOR by the county ith.@S s,'.
mat the am~house chapel. when cou.i nay,
,''f, ,,r e. ~ had cost between >Dpp ana S""''
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.IERSLY CITY

James r Brown'cc. twenty-five years oil. ~ No.
Ss5 Grand-st. married yoHng woman named Me
kenna IN September last Mrs. Hfownice dol
Sunday leaving baby about ten day. Oh Young
Krownlee became crazei with grI"f ami az -"
time for tho funeral > O'Clock "Wednesday after
noon. h" could nlf D." found. Tn" flnria. MS
DELAYED uniii yesterday 100 the hope fAaf b" would
return hut his VIE was finally buried without his
presence. His relatives then informed Inc IONce.
fearing be hal made away win himself.
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TILL. ,nNc1nsr Architect Is FOUND.

BENJAMIN Drlessl"r. the f"toush "''"', W.
, -, ,,,.. ,oonfhs ago has turned mp safe
49,, .,.d I'm California His wife. whom he left
dcs,i,nio. had given up all hope OF ever he'r'hs
from him again She got letter from MN Gay
mr. ,y,o ago saying that he wanted 10 re'u'" ~
pro,klyn but was without means. Wheh ne VIZ
away he left a letter saying thht ~ ~, IL,
vh.,. his ability would be better appi'c""'' ~
friend. believed ne had committed Su,.tl" W, .
i,,,..si.r v,- the aDptcl child u wealthy pa'cn,.
'.n.r IN. wA- married. Hearing oi hcI 49,
me- offered 70 take her back II she would ma SOM
place Tor her two babies lh' S"' '''"'' ~
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WILL or THE REF. Or. iR7HTR BROOKS.

HIS ESTATE BEQrEATIED TO Ills WIDOW THE
rERsoHAr. PROPERTY VALUED AT >2o""o.
The viii Of he Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks. the rec
tor Of the church Of The Incarnation, who died AT
sea on july ~ on thc steamship Fulla. while she
was on her way 20 this port WAS filed yesterday
for probate In tn" Office OF the Surrogate. Tho viii
was execute. 1n July Il. 1859. and appoints tn"
widow Elizabeth willard Crooks. and the tcstaiOr's
brother William C. Brooks. OF I;ostOn executors.
The fee;ator directs that after the payment OF his
funeral expenses all of his rsiaic shall To his
widow. she has placed the value Of his personal
prOucrtV 4lUUU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NOTICE To MARINERs.

For the purpose u giving warning u the approach ~
erous storms which times pass across me i~s
region North Atlantic coasu me Meainef i cns
sistug two red hays with black centres as on1
ln8 s't'. w, ti, s..tns on ne Atlantic and jut
ann ~'nn S'S' c ,.i ts and aso AZ numerous 5th,r
points al sea ana ia~' por,s ana a''hs Tue 0''S' W
In number II arrans'm ns have been Hrae
with steamship ana siamD.a, "tS Sn hut sof 90
their vessels special .Horis nav ~ i b ',,',n,,e
provide Tor the dissemination. aln the Souin N'1s
nrs"s, msns nav ,Tit ~ ,hs localities whereby tugs,
pilot boats revenue cutters other steam vessels WIZ
Sane signal by day ana hiring night and elcw.
ING their whistles 10 attract attention in.i'o. Ans o
districts thus referred 70 my BE- menn.n,a S vest
Florida coast Tampa Bay south ana me ASS :
nnG Gsors ' The Tag signals vii also displayed fDa
the Frying Pan shoals Lghiship on me Norm 'a .,
Southport y. G. Among The steamship lines d'sp,Ays
the nag signal be mentioned the southern I"''""
This circular is published in order the inornatcn
,ri" a. uossil among the interests IN the regions
concerned. and all persons e. "n.n may ''s A
far as may in power. All residents IN The losa,
"u',S ~, - ,S,,.,'nr IT, note m. signals when
given and f. hoped that All who ar" 50 ioituhd. a"
receive The warning 10y this means Will be w'lirs ~ 70
max. SOM. sacrnye IN order to many posslo.s
The benefit II H. II Is recommended that the oc',es
where these storms are liable 70 cause the graz 10
citizens themselves for the distribution OF the warnings
points beyond the reach ot t"egaphic commune
i.vnud and Of the signals before dtsefue'
by Of coutiers On hprs"pa'N c'S
plliing a some high point. rring i'ch'es "
su.h other methods may suggest thenseIVes
The Weather Bureau Will De- glad 20 assist IN any sua
Arrangement D., delivering the warnings. whenever II
hc done telegraph other means al us co"hahN "
some de- euated point Tor distribution. ~
o,,,.,. .na masters n vessels willing 70 CO
operate with Bureau IN this humane service uy "a
ulaving the signals their vessels or using N'in =,
distribute In given localities. are rrluese1 al
communicate with the nearest Weather bureau o''N'~
the central oice. ,rii
The rockets used 10y the Bureau IN TINS 'onn"sn h, 81
s.sf. u IN
tir. nirr.d four hundred feet and emit ul'. -
which buns o. the ground or me water ,,Sns
these ami suitable for use bl oiAns
VII, ma, wish organic system of warnings by sr
OF rock. stations. he purchased Tor - /" inF
WIFI 4. 1 Mn.EL.. L...l .L Mcl,h.- n.Iea-.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Rrooklvn Bridge Investigating Committee
Police Board meeting.
Brighton Beach races 23o p. m.
Exhibition at American Art Galleries. No. East
Twenty-thrd-st.
Corbett reference case before Reteree 'acopS'
BROOKLYN Bridge conference. Brooklyn City Hail.
Music in Battery Park by 69th Regiment Band.
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HOME NE VS..

n. rntt>d Pysss Locat whfeh yepresn" all inc
e,rspsp.rs In Ne~York cny that are rece'o'ng '' '
,anb n,s Of United Press has fts heddqudrnTs az
No u 1nnn York city ht Information an" doc'.
m>n for public may be sent 10 ho" h'ddq"d'''' anu
t>v ,efr then b. dfstrbu,d TO al the tnnd fre' ne'''
pap,rs IN THIS city, and 10 tho C"'*" r's" ''' ""''"''
ff~n throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$500 to pay for a years board Of an old merchant
OF lrrepr0achabe character. who has been known
10 the society for number Of years. and who Is
unable any longer 10 work for his own
support. He ~ eighty years old. In feeble health.
without relatives and has been dependent recently
for support upon a few surviving friends. who are
no longer able 10 contribute Checks may be
drawn To- the order Of the Charity organization SO
ccty. and sent 10 the general secretary, No. 100
Fast Twenty .ccOnd-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

a real estate syndicate, styling Itself the Long
Island City Heights Association has obtained pos
session OF about 1900 city lots Of the james Thcmp-
estate In Bssville. l.. l.. not far from Calvary
Cemetery The object OF the syndicate Is 10 de-
veiop the property and pace It the market.
The new owners will pay into the city treasury
within the next few months. II is said some 500 900
back taxes due the property. after which they
VIII sell the lots separately by auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
PEPPER WINS THE OHIO STAKES.

Oakley. Ohio. July 25.-Lssak scared off all the
entries In the fifth to-day except -. Maxim.
and the declared of The best contest
was the third race, for three-ycar-old files. one
nile. Crania, Olive and Jane being lapped the
finish Pepper won the Ohi) Stakes easily.
Frst -four and one-half furlonrs)-lele Brumrne
% Or. lsOm) 10 l. won. Alice W. 81 Newcom,. 10 -
second: julie. % tNalkerJ. l. third. Time-o :JG4
Second fur!ongs) Leo Lake iOi ti5rfg
g. won. The Reaper no CR Williams. . l. nd.
Brendoo. loI fThOrpe). 70 !. third Time TN
Third mi-p-trania. III (Chofn,. even won;
Olive io7 Brgen to second Jane l07 1Walker. 10
- J. third. Time Az.
Fourth rhe OHIO Stakes. value winner. 81. 800
and quarter nlies-Pepper 100 Gerkins). To
won VOORHEES,. 40 CThorpeI second tooie
lOG (walkerJ. third. Time-2OS.
sixth -four one-hsf furlonrs)-Sercna nrv-
ing) I. won: Forget. iO 81. Gardner. J.
ond: Fair Lady. 93 (W. Jones', to third. Time-O:58
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Late Emma colt.


Philadelphia. July 2j-The Incognit Cricket Club
OF New-York met with another defeat here today.
their opponents this time being the TiOsa club AT
WestmOreland. which defeated them by sixty-nine
runs The visitors made great effort to reverse
the result OF the game In the second Innings. and
they succeeded dispcsing Of five OF the Tioga
for nineteen runs +. G. Calder bowling in
markabe form and taking FIVE wiclets for five runs.
Time ala allow the innings 10 be played out.
however. ana the result stood The following is the
score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

s,o,,ro. Elan, Dutch for Amsterdam; city OF Al.
rsta sa,annah yorktown. Norfolk and Newport Newsi
Delaware lnagla. Gonayes etc. City OF 1oss C,
hamburg Henry Dumols 'Nor Gibara; III Mon'e 49,.
"r'~s. pr,ese, ,l}r Gibraltar. Trieste and venice,
n-uiar fPor Lisbon via Azores Ely lBrl b@iae'~'
a. Bermuda.
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THE ST LOUIS MEETING EXTENDED.

st. Louis. July 25.--The race meeting at the Fair
Grounds has been extended indefinitely. This is In
response 10 petitions from bookmakers and owners.
Favorites in the minority OF the winners to-
day. Summaries:
First race Zone mJ-Isse O.. 100 (Ross). to /, won:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
SAILED.

shin s.a witcn Chaube. Cape Town. At-w IL Cross'
Bark Iniia ,Nor Port Elizabeth So Af-AfNsa
4 Douglass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise s5i suusc, q Moon sets - Moons age
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
sand, Hook 20 80 GOV. Island II i9 ii' Gate u
IN SANDY Hook ia GOV. Island II 3G iin Gate -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

.yrxrAsxrr~ .NAyruhHs
z. w. Three New Collsra z . We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

$40 suits at Prince street: there are
lots of S22-wOrths yet. More OF the
larger sizes 80 to Al inches chest
$40 long-trouser boys and young
mems: plenty up to "a inches chest
rs years.. Excellent chance to find
out how worth while good clothes are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

1t is a matter of chance whether you
find suit among the bargains at
Prince street; but you are sure TO get
fitted from our regular stock at all
stores. We do not let it run short.
ROGERS PEET & co
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway
82d ard broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

SIXTH RACE Pure S3v'. allowances one nile
G. T. Li,ileneld jr.s b. Z Iornhazeiie. by SIendthrr
Homhazine yrs. - II. ...-........-. 90 i"afit
Gotham stables b. h. Iiamniie :. los ...- a. Reagan
Chars Haag's br. b. Now Never. aged lu3 tN"lsh
Salcnica 80 'Sh~cdy,. Flprnda. ~ 'car 90 wynn.
Thyra. fMaX HirscD. Lady Adams. - tkrcf" also
inc
BETTING Rombnz"tie g. and , 20 =. Hammi". 20 !
and 3 n !. Never T. 20 and : 20 J.
Won by length and a half. length and haf BE-
second and third
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Italia Bordeaux Bordeaux ZOO , m
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vincias peninsulares, habiendo ten1do lu-
gar las de compromisarios el dla sels.
COnsideramos premature cuanto Sc
Olga cor ahora en- relaci6n este asunto;
pero va que por alguien SO ha 1nd1cado 81
respectable nombre de I1n distlngu1do pro-
fesor de la Escuela Normal Central para
obtener los sufragios del Meglster1o puer-
torriqueho; va que empiezan 8 agitarse al
gunos maestros, celebrando reunlones pre-
Was para cambiar impres1ones en- espe-
ra de 10 que pueda ocurrlr, reun1ones
que aplaudiremos, deseando que tanto
en- las de Mayagii3z que aver celebra-
ron nuestros queridos compaheros, como
en- las demas que SO sucedan rel
re como reinara Ia mejor ammonia, ms
pirando los acuerdos que SO adopten en- La
prOsperidad de la ensefanza y en- el bic
nestar de sus encaTgados; va que tales he
| chos vienen eucedi6ndose, adn faltando
las instrucciones ofciales, nosotros vamos
a utilizar las columnas de LA, CoRREs-
PONDENCIA para exhibir un nOmbre, tam
bien respectable, Qu entendomos debe SCI
Fl candidate preferido por ell Magisterio
priTlarlO de Ia lsla: nos referlmOs Don
J2GQ4l francisco GOSc07a; que slend0 macs
tro como sozDOs los electores; que hon
randOse con el tftulo 6e Normal; que ha
biendo tornado una parte tan activa, tan
directa y casi absoluta como DiputadO en-
obtsn6r para nosotros 10 que nosotrcs NJ
Dodemos olHidaE, atiene'derecho nJ1estr(
recbnocimiento, nuestra preferential y
nuaRtra gratitud. Sea DON Juan Francis
ca Gascon nuestro candi 1ato para Conse
joro de instruction P1bl2ca; votemos POI
FL todos los .Auestros cuando llegue Ia oca
sf6n; que 81 nosotros aparecemos unidol
como Corresponds al deooro professional
} no habra poder bastante otros organls
mos para derrotarnos, en- ell supuestO d.
que en- las entilades de- Ia ensehanza ex
} tra6as la primaria, voten Con nosotro
y pretendieran otra cosa.
| Que la gratitud, despojada de tods
clase de egoisnos y de tendencias de es
cueLas, sea nuestra guia.
Por hoy no decirnos mas.
| UN MAESTRO.
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e CONsEJO sDE INSTRUCTION pUjBLICA

La Ley de 20 de Jnlio do 1890 promul-
gada para reorganizar ell Couspjo do Ins-
trucci6n Pdblica, ley que ha debido cum
piirse va en- Ia Peninsula iuzgar por las
prescripciones del Real Decrato de ~ do
Julio ultinlo, afecJa de una manera direc
ia las provincias ultramarinas, puesto
que el artlculo de aquella, al fjar el nj
nero de consejeros electives, dies: "CSga
de UItrdnodr."
En- el apartado So del articulo II, lee
mos: "Para el sexto grupo (se rrata de
formar ell cuerpo electoral Go las provin
cias ultramarinasls el Mlistrc de Ultra
mar determinara Jodo 10 relative los
electores que hayan de constituirlo, &
la forma de la eleccl6n."
Tan pronto como sc public6 en- la Pc
ninsula ell mencionado Real Decreto de ~
de Julio, esperabaracs la 'Gaceta" nos
pusiera de manifesto cuantas disposicio-
clones fueran del case para la elecci6n, al
tenor del parrafo copiado; pero esta es la
hora en- que todavia disfrutamos de la be-
LA incertidumbre de no sabef q que ate
nernos, no obstante haberse dispuesto que
las elecciones de Consejeros SO verihQuen
el 20 del actual en- los Colegios de las pro-
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Sueltos de unoa otros peri6dicos, pa
rrafos de cartas de Madrid, Barcelona y
San Sebastian, frases inadvertidas, ideas
emitidas, suposiciones, &. Sc, nos hacen
suponer un conjunto.
Million y medic en- piezas de plata pro
VincSaI de 5, 10, 20 y so centavos, de ley y
peso algo menor que las de cufio nacional,
para evitar 81 contra hando. Medic million
en- piezas de bronce de uno dos centavos
Y ell resto an rnonedas de plata iguale1 q
las que circular en- la Peninsula y en- billie
tes del Banco do Ezpafla, TODD cangeado
por los mexicanos; calculando cstos q sc
centavos.
Circulation forzosa de a moneda pro
vincial la par y linaitada & un Is por LOO
la de bronco.
Los gastos de reacufaci6n, fstes, Sc
guros, trasportes y derranes cargo dc
uuestros presupuestos, en- la parte que NJ
alcance cubrir el 10 por 100 de la dife
rencia de valor6s.
El orc seguira teniendo ell valor qua
acomodo al Comorcio y los mexicanos ce
saran dc tener circulation Official decla
rando libro la importation do toda clas'
de moneda acuhada.
Veremos 81 q esa eetatua le sobran {
faltan algunos de los principales miembros
EsD0r0nG, ,,s.
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Ia CBRRESPUNDEAClA De PUERTO-RICO."
LUNEs, IA DE OCTUBRE DIE 1895.
EMPRESA De COCHES

Desde esta fecha, para los viajes de Ia
Capital Fajardo en- nuestra empresa, poe
dr5n pedir coches en- la tienda Luz El6c-
Wen Wenceslao Bosch al lado de la puerts. Es-
pafla que los traera hasta Rio-piedras, y
los se6ores pasajeros SO entenderan direc-
taraente con nosotros para ell pago. Los
Que vengan de Fajardo y quieran tomar
coche en- Rio Grande, podran dirijirsee
& la fonda de Don Antonio Sampol
en- dicho pueblo, que esta en- combinacion
con nuestra empresa. -Carolina,9 do Mayo
de 1895 5.-QMeipo q SGrr0q0. 3O-1e
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La QUESTION MDNETARIA
(AtGmdO cdbOS.)

Lao del dfa, 10 pa1pitante, 10 que quita
ell sueho y 10 pavoroso en- Puerto Rico, ca
la question monetaria. Individuos hay
que hace diez af1os no ven 1untos 10 mexi.
caAos (soles, SO entiende), use encuentra
10 de costumbre en- La Mallorquina.
Q1e 81 canje SO halla cerca de la
boca del Moro, no queda duda. Levante.
nios pues la est&tua de esa fantaatica diYi-
piQad QVs & tantoa preocupa.
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Carta de Cuba

De n%eStro corresponsGE en- canepaaG
Guantanamo, Octubre de 1895.
METRALLAZOS
El dia nos han dado On el Gobierno.
como noticia Official 10 siguiente:
Reconociendo ell caf1onero "Alcedo, Ell
az, la costa de Maief halo en- la desembo-
ell puerto de Bona una partida insurrecta.
sobre la que hizo fuego de metralla con
sus ca1oness s1ispersandola completamente.
No hay mas detalles.
UN PEI PESCADO CON RED
Un hecho curioso ocurrido aver, dia 8,
Un soldado del Battalion Cazadores de
Valladolid fue vender no s6 que objeto
& un paisano y este, parece que le insinuo
que le serfa mas productive vender otras
cosas como municiones armas.
El soldado 50 hiz0 el tonic, contest6
Verenaos y fngi6ndose dispuesto clio le
di6 cita para mas tarde, dando parte de
todo al Commando nte Jefe Detail del Bata-
Hon don Pelayo Latorre. Este avis6 & un
Official de Ia Guardia Civil va instruido
bien el soldado, Sc le faculto para sacar
en- una carretilla unas municiones y un
par de armamentos que entreg6 al paisa-
no en- question, quien al uevarselas fu6
cogido con las manos en- La masa, en- union
de otro. =.
Dicen que esos paisanos han hscho
graves declaraclones sobre complicaciones
en- ell asunto.
Lo cierto es que anoche andaba u po-
icia hacienda varias prisiones.
OTRA VEZ COLLAZO
Pasajeros llegados por ell vapor de-
Sur, dicen que entire Trinidad Tunas de
Zaza habfa desembarcado Enrique Colla1o
con una expedition.
EG Ia tercera vex que deeemharca eMa
huep eehoE con asaenales podeyoaos,
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Aparte de esa grave question, NADIA
de interes ocurre por aqui.
La campafa de Cuba sigue sus trami.
tes de punto y espera y todos confian que
principles de Noviembre comenzaran vi
gorosamente las operaciones.
Esta reeuelto que dentro de pocas se-
manas empiecen embarcar los nuevos
90 batallones que hay preparados.
La politica va anim&ndose pero a6n
no ha producido mas suunorea de criHie que
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-26

The Topeka machine has forced
Mayor Harrison To withdraw his indie
pendent candidacy for the mayoralty.
The machine diSliked the task princi-
pally because of all it implied in the
way of lost prestige, but on the other
hand HarriSon's candidacy meant not
only his own but the machines de-
feat. AS it is now the old bosses Will
have a claim and Il chance with the
liberal Republican crowd who nominat-
ed Fellows. Politics and office are
the aim and chief end of life with the
average Topekan and there is no
denying the fact of their eXpertneSS.
There would be much less contention
in the state if law should be enacted
providing every resident male citizen
of II years and every female who reg
listers and swears she is over u, with
an office, even if the salaries attached
We're merely nominal.