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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
a DiESTR0 Y S!NlESTR0

Don Emilio de Mazarredo, captain
de la Guarlia Civil, quiere deiar por el
campo de Minerva eli campo de Marte.
Pide Madrid su licencia absolute, Y
mlen tras sc le otofga, solicita un antici-
po de licencia, que no lie concede Ell Co
bierno.
Anunci6 antes que publicaria un pc
riodico independents, Ey Ldti9o, V no
andan los tiempos para latigazos de ese
iaez
FL senior Mazarredo recibe la 6rden
de trasladarse la peninsula Ell uno de
los primeros yapores: Y ALA ira ell biza-
rro captain.
Por ahora sc qneda e pals sin latigo
pefiodl tico, aunque no es probable que
&C qucde Fin o'ro genero de latigos.
Es lastima que el sefior Mazarredo
no pudiera darnoS una muestra de t6no
sahe nanejar csc chisme del ofcio.
III Ldt.go Ell IA diestra habrfa mar
cado Ia espaiaa dc algunos preyarcalo-
res engreidos y de algunos ,fa,atoches pc
tulantes
Eutiva pronto essrisniro sin piedad
sobre los amos, A yer 81 Sc truecan las
situa,iones~
Les pondrefnos Ell un brete
ii Gambia DE- mano el foete,
tai puede ser la trama
que Sc conyierta en- un drama
10 que Sc jnzg6 un sainete
Dcclarationes de La Bolo,s@1, 6rgano
integrista.
'.lIoy han llegado Il un extreme las
prov incias dc Ctramar, que mas bien
parecen extrangeras que espalIolas
Nuestros compromises, nuestras aspira-
clones colnercialea, nuestra moneda, en-
fin, todo depende de la voluntad del ex-
trangero.
Hemos scnido a tai punto que mas nos
preocupan las disposicioncs del gobier-
no yankee que las de nuestro propio go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04

I'll senior Abarzuza sc mostr6 dlspues-
TO 4 hacer todo 10 possible en- favor de
los intereses cubanos, procurando har-
monizar estos con el presupuesto.
Ell Miuistro de Ultramar declare nue.
vamente que realizara Ell breve tempo
Ia reforma de Ia administration en- las
islas-de Cuba Y Puerto Rico, V tambien
Ia dc los arancelcs de Aduanas.
Idem, iiem, 22.-El senor Cdnovas del
Castillo, en- una conversation sostenida
con el senor Moutoro EN- el salon de con
ferencias' del Congreso, Ia decsarado
que Is indispensable necesario dar So
luc6u al probiema de las reformas ad-
minIstrativas en- Ia isla de Cuba, para 10
cual lo anima IN gran espiritu de con
eiliacion.
Dice E2 Liberal que no eXiste pretex-
to para demorar Ia discussion del pro-
yecto &c Icy para la reforma de la ad
mnistraci6n lie LIS Antillas.
Idem, i1em, idem.-En el sorteo de
| la Loteria de Navidad, celebrado hoy en-
esta corte ha correspondido el premio
mayor, consistente en- 600. 00o pesos, al
n6lnero 8.6j3, que fG6 remit do 4 Bur
gos por la Administration Central. Di-
cese que uno de los dtcimns fuG COM
prado por un comcrciante de la Ilabana,
que los restantes no llegaron a ven
derse.
Idem, idem, idcm En la session de
hoy del Cougreso, los senores Amblard
Y Montoro presentaron eXposiciones, pl-
diendo la pronta discussion del proyec-
TO dc reforma para las Antlllas.
Idein, idem, 24.--El Congreso, en- su
session del sabado, acortlo suspender las
tareas legista twas, con motive de las
Pascuas de Navidal, hasta Ct dla 10 del
| pr6ximo Elcro.
A las dos de la nadrugada termin6
el debate poiitico que degenero en- una
serie dc ataqucs personales
ideln, idcm, 26.-Jn penJdlco mega
que el general MARTINEZ Camp0s Sc haya
mostrado conlrafio al gobierno, nj que
| haya hecho nin9una declaration de la
ctal pudiera infvrirse que juzga inmi-.
nente Ia cai,a de la situacion actual.
ldcn, ilaIu 27-En q salon de Con
Efercncias del Congrcso Sc decia esta tar
| de gle el mlsino ull en- que reanuien
suS tareas las Cortes, un diputado pre-
guntara en- que estadO sc encuentra la
! formula de transaction del scnor Minis
ire de Jltramar, y que este Ia cxpon-
dfa completa.
a las pregunta5 que le hlcleron los pc
riodistas al senior Abarzuza, contest6
este que no comprende la raz6n de las
noticias pesimistas publicadas por al
gunos peri6dicos, y que tiene ultimado su
proyecto; pero cue no sc conocera hasta
que no sc abran las Cortcs.
| lem, idem, IS. Dice ky L"porciaI
que inmediatamente despues de reanu-
dar las sesiones dc Cortes, empezara Ell
| el Congreso ii discussion del proyecto
de reforma para Cuba, la cual dnrara
echo dicz sesiones.
Al primer Conseio de Ministries que
Sc celebre llevara q de Ultramar, senior
Abarzuza, !, la formula de c"ncilIaci0n.
Idem, idem. 2o.-En el ferrocarrl de
Andalucfa ha ocurrido un choque, del
cual resuitaron ocho personals herldas y
algunos contusos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
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G a 100 ui d
G

En- cambio, Cuba esta abocada una
tremrnda crisis eron6u,ioa.
Fl pr"y..cto de Importation libre del
aza ar, acept2do l.or la camara anglo
americana, no 10 fu6 per Ell senado; 7 Ia
indu-tria eacariDa d. Cuba Y Puerto
Rico no l,urd' sati~fAcer los impuestos
a. aquf = LIS de- ALA.
Una iutt4 magma de hacendados, CO
Iebraia en- Ia II .hana mace al gun ITEM
20. exI,u,o f-on toda ,,rtmura Ia sitea-
ci6u la Curte~ DE-! RENO.
Pcro ALA dsran Iargas al asunto. y
que revicnt-n las colonias.
Con tai tlo on 10 fslten los 5000
pesos darins a. Ia Colonial.
III a~unto re ste, no obstante, oarac-
terps gr4tfsiu -.
| Don r ia Fernandez de Castro, di-
putado 4 CT tes, propone, entire otras
oosae, d Ia a udida junta magma:
"l0 Que Sc apIace eventualmente Ia
molienda en- todos los ingenios cabanos,
hqsta one las Cortes resuelvan iayora
| bIemente Il question,
| "2.' Qup, en- case de que ahora, co
no Ell ccasiones anteriores, sea deSoida
Ia yoz he Ia colonia, Sc suspenda indefi
nidamente Ia zafra y Sc paraliccn todas
las faenas agifcolas.
"3 Qae, en- todo oaso, como cues
ton de honor para las classes pgo3ucto
RAJ. aa proscriba en- absolute q consume
! lie los rroductGs pIocedencias panin
sulara4, tnisntras nuestros frutos .-etef
sometidos en- Ia Peninsula al regimen q,
de~igualdad injusticia Ell que actual
monte se hailan; que sc resista pasi,'s
4 l.. !,
nea mnnieipales, provineiales y del Es
tado, nlientras csc iricno regimen sub
sista.'
| Son relnedios extremes, en- verdal.
/ Empero son 6sos los que salvan Ell la.
grandes crisis nacionalcs.
| Puesto que no hay que eontar-dicef
los cubanos-con estos poiitcos disolu
tos que aquende allende 81 mar neoe
sitan la OPPRESSION y la injusticia para sa-
car dinero las colonias, acudamos no
sotros mismos 4 nuestra salvaci6n.
No andan descaminados los cubanos
| Salvo ell parecer de cuantos por esta.
tierras del Nancy dulce y sabroso ver
| leyantarse, en- todas las manifestations
de la dignidad, el machete del no0ebs
En- cuanto esos, d los del Nancy, nt
| paran mientes en- 10 demas.
El separatismo: he ahf el fantasma.
| 0 por meior decir: el ,nolino ID
viento.
A 10 positive, d 10 real, no hacen case
Verbigracla, = solvemos q la question
| por nosotros tratada va, de las harlnas
"Ey C03re0 dc IItttQnztls VIC sobrt
unos carros varioa sacos de harina, i'm
portada hace pocos dias de la Peninsula
en- la Habana, con una marca en- tints
azul, seilal de su procedenoia, que decia
"C0lunabatS, ohio.
Tales son las ilegalidades que debia1
poner atenci6n mas de cuatro integris
! tas que gastan su tempo en- condenar
los que luchan porque no tengan luga
esos oprobios.
Puede que no haberlos, nj habe
tarnpoco ptri6dicos integri>tas que co,
>u silencio los d-ien pasar, nj hnhiers
entire nosotros dif..reucias hon las n mp
two i'ara que } a e,lea qns. v'6 ~ mn
| G Ina | art go nj le e. 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04

Las Noticios duda cree q needias, Y
es 10 mismo, que al Directorio autono-
mista secunden treinta seis comites
constituidos.
NADIA mas natural
LIS .VoticiaS. vocero de Ia Fortal eza,
6rgano de Niilar, no cree eiuo 10 que ie
mandan Greer.
7 aunque los hecios hablan con r'o-
cuencia, Y aunque Ell actual pirecto'lo
es el mas organizador que tuNo jan.as
nuestro partido, aunque trabai con ar
dimiento varonil frente a dih"ultades
invencibles, Las NOtictus cunipl.i su de-
Der conbatiendo a actual Dire ctofio
Este, entire tarto, sigue su camlno
con una nobleza Y una rectitud que le
conqnistan el APPLAUSE del pals liberal.
Ningdn Directorio Sc encontr6 en- pre-
sencia de mayeres obstacnlos: ninguno
dio muestras de mayor actividad nj de
mas efioacia Ell q seryjcio del ideal.
En Marzo cump]ira sns funclones.
ContinGe no, le acompanara en- sn
ocaso la gratitud dc esta patria puerto
rriquena, que sabe distinguir a los que
la siryen con abnegacion y con ei.tn-
siasmo
Esa es nuestra respuesta Il Las NJ
ttcios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
V1s .xesseeaOs'
Ne xSbs'Os

sxperto en- todo los ramos &c la contab biz
lad ne cauti, desea colocarse 81 esta ciu-
lad en- otra de la isla.
Copoce pr. fandamente ell mercio por
haber sido la go tie npo eu pie ado en-
sas importattes de Ponce y de 81 p ava.
En- g ia i'm prenta inf ,rna a..
Dcie mbre 70 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
iHHateE'esanfe!

En- el estab' eoinento del qGe suscribe
recientemeute ref,rmado Y sito en- la Gale
le Isabel, esqu;ns Leon So acaba de reci-
Dir un extenso variado surt'do en C rser
vas ahment'cias, lico~e finoa, t1rrcnes, dul
ces, aoeitea fnos Y otros artiof los, & &
propios para los cias De paseuas ano nus
vo, copplacs en- offecerio s1s nums-
70 os parroquianos 81 p1aico en general
an la segu'idad de dejsr sstisfechos todos
les que visiten el ESTABLISHMENTS.
Tamb e1 ha recioido una gran part'da del
msg 1fco Rom LaDsb9gla, de Guayama,
que detalla por botellas al p-ecio de Gin
euenta centavos.
Una vista, pues, al estabeeiDiento y ve
ran coorrobora O 10 que os of ece
Hi'ario Rangel.
Ponce, DIRE. Is de 1904. 1lm.-3v Y. 9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
AVISO

II que fuscribs, 50 ofrsce para traduccio.
nes de- frances italiane, al castellano y
vicz-y a, s,i como 80 d.lica per ahors !
dsr ases do iiioms france eE sn casa ha-
3 T. con. calle San /, Il u 5.-PoEce. Eoa.
70 3 de 1895.
4risstdts Ssmospsetss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
VINO NUTRITIVO

koIa, eJed y carve pet'tonisada, de Torregrosa
Alimento reparador para los organismos
d@biles.
Poderoso t6nioo en- todas las afecciones
del coraz6n.
Para la anemia no hay forruginoso que
10 aventaje.
Levanta laa fuerzas ffsicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo las funciones
todas de la nutrici6r.
sn antfdoto efcsz contra el abuse de
nan SEQ prem prem 74parados de Torregrosa
la regional pc Puerto Rico. nhi..e &c = o.O aU
Dep6sito en- esta ciudad, en- la rs,
dc GadeG.
For mayor. en- La de don Luis A. Torra.
groSs. Aguadilla, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
Ell DtElO DE- Ii FlBRICl
DE CIGiRROS
IA REF ,FIA

De PU ERT RICO
LES DESEA
Toda cIase defelicidades, Y les
reitera su eterna gratitud por la
protecc!6n que le dispensan a su
Fabrica de Cigarros
Si al espirar el af1o es cortesia
Dirijirse los dignos parroqnianos:
Sabed que sin lisonja hi faisia
A todos les saludo como hermanos
Sabed, ST, que en- la marca La BELLEzA
Premiada en- los certamenes. con gloria;
Siempre kaIiareis lealtad, siempre pureza.
Pues eH1a buena fe cifra su historic.
All en- el af1o do noyenta cinco,
Que habra dc ser de perias de flores,
En- complacer seIa todo mi ahinco
Sin distinction de razas nj colores
Y ruego d os, al Todopoderoso,
Henchido dc placer y de ternura,
Que sea todo solaz, todo reposo:
Mueha salud J pr6spera fortuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
II arnlacia

Ia j6ven recien LEG do de la Peninsula
con mas de II > nos Dc pr$ctc, en bUenos
labo atorios { Il ;inas de fsrmacia, Gesea
colocarse.
D.r:gir la respondenoia en- Yauco
den Joaquin Tonnes.
Db.e. 81 de 1891 lIn.--d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
NO MAS HERPES |
Curaci6a radical por medic de la Herpe-
tsnd dc Torregrosa.

Numerosas certi6caciones de individuoe
curados de esta fatal dolencia atestiguan la
bondad de este medicamento. La HER.
PETINA se emplea al propio tempo con
la LOGON ANTIHERPETICA DE To-
RREGROSA que, tan brillantec resultados
viene dando para exit par las pecas, barros
y..manchasde Is cara.
No hay empeine que SO reeista al trata-
miento de la Herpetind de la Loci6n An
tiherpttica do Torregrosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
Doctor v. SANTONi

Ds Ia Facs4ltad de Medici4sa de parfs
Cona,,ltasHE sHEUHESTA.
| & por la tarde.s 8 por IA mahana de-
Plaza Principal: ntnero -.
Ponce. Puerto-Ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
GRAN DEPOSITO
de cdlca1o q peleterta de Jaime Rslld,a
Atocha, 6 Ponce.
Atocha, 6 Ponce.

En- este antique como acreditsdo ests-
bleciniento bay constantenanse IN elegan-
te vaeiadfsino sursido ds toda Gle sc Ie
calzado Y de todos ptecios, que se.Tenue-
wa u1ensualrnente ror los vaposes directos.
Existe tambi6n IN con npieto surtido Ge
toda clsse de n1sseriales para zapsteroa =
taiabarteros, driIes csrisas mallcrquinas,
nlsIetas Dc r:ais bacies americanos.
Venta Il por mayor a detail. 5 p 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04

bierno: Y este es muy triste, porque ia
lugar a que el Eombre de la Macdonald
dad resulte hueco, y POGO a POGO va hi
lando la vieia el copo.'
sConque mas preccupan a La Batq1s-
"a los suyos las ,nedidas del gobier-
no y.tnkse que las del gobierno espanol:
;Conque mas parecen provincias ex-
traugeras que provincias espaHolas las
provincias de ultramar:
Conque naestros compromises, nucs
tras asplraclones, huestra moneda de
penden del extraniero ?
Pues Va van luceudose La Ba{anza
Y los suyos, que desd,- hace veinte a1oe
Management la oosa pdblica, Y tiran y
cortan q su gu>to
Todavia seTan capaces de- echor e
muerto a los pobres autonomistas.
Pero no es Ia misma cosa
I'redicor qtte dar el t1Tao
Hoy Ia opinion les acosa
como una hiena rabiosa:
d taI culDo, til costjyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
La Popular

Establecimiento en- donde Sc
de allan tabacos elaborados es-
presamente con las mejores no
jas de Juana- Diaz, Comerio J
Rio de la Plata Cigarrillos de
las principales fabricas de la
Habana y licores extra.
Todo q precio m6dico
Representante,
LeopoMO Rodriguez
Cabo-Rojo, II DIRE. de 1894
/ m. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04

(-) Vease el ndmero anterior.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20
THE coLLErox TRAGEDY.
Columbia to Have the Benefit of n
Steamboat Line

Columbia, 5. C.. Dec. 1s.-Just after the
Colleton lynching, which has caused so
much Indignation not only in the state.
but throughout the country, Gov Evans
directed Solicitor Bellinger to make an in
vestigatiOn and also sent State Detective
Newbold TO aid him. The report OF the
detective adds to the horror Of the crime.
He reports that not only were the ne
groes cruelty beaten to death. but that
before they had expired they were given
poisoned whisky to drink II was prob
ably the object Of the lynchers to let it
appear that the negroes had not died from
the whipping, but from poison adminIs-
tered to them by parties whom they hoped
would never be known. With a view or
CohHrming MS suspicious the bodies of
the negroes were exhumed and their stOm-
achs were sent to Columbia for exam
lnatiOn. For some reason the state chem
list here did not perform the investi-
cation and the stOmachs were sent to
charleston. II Is understood here thar
tective's information
Investigation by a physician also de-
veiops, ne Iact that the woman Kearse
the swamp. 1t was given out at the time
tnat she mad become frightened at the
whipping ana had run away and Tell in
the swamp and was drowned. The exam
ination shows that there was no water
in her lungs and that she was undoubteti-
~ NHlppeu 10 uealtn and her BODY thrown
IN the water. The four white men ac-
cused Of committing the outrage have
been arrested, and all these facts will be
brought out against them on the trial
The business men Of the city have de-
cided to establish a line of two steamers
on the Congaree river from CRANKY to the
ocean. CRANKY IS four miles below the
city and the river is navigable to that
point, heavy fall preventing boats com
ing up to the city. The electric railway
system viii be extended to Cranky, and
freight Win be hauled up. The merchants
have long been trying to get congress to
open up the river, but without result, and
they have determined to do something for
themselves, The river from CRANKY to
the ocean Is three feet deep at low water
in a channel three feet wide and the es-
Establishment Of a line of boats is expected
not only to pay in the freight hauled but
in reducing the railroad rates to this point
A committee appointed TO investigate the
cost, etc, of establishing this line have
done so, and viii make a favorable report
at meeting Of citizens to be held Friday
night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20

ldiosyncracy Of the negro TO sleep on all
possible occasions. and under almost anv
conditions. Along our wharves you may
nnd MIN with face turned up to our All
gust sun In sweet slumber and on the
street cars you will find him falling asleep
al moments notice. In winter let him
Jay anywhere with his feet to "a dre and
ne becomes Obvious. More especiaii1
under the droning monotony OF cotton
nlll machinery does he fall under The
hopeflhc spell, and Is soOfhed 10 sleeD. III
Is not intended 10 charge this 10 min as
crime. on the contrary II = only. ~
me elder waller puts H. "A amfafie
Weakless,' ana the honest, harmless SAM
enc Fauza says Blessed 81 tbe man
WHO invented sleep" All the same. 6oV,-
ever ine fact remains that unlees sT6
Nnul ne negro ehail Overcome 81 oI,t-
PROV o. natural propensity, b. canro,
D. pfoninlly, ~ even. safely efnpioes.d h,
cotton lpllls ~ any other Industry dfDerd-
ltf ~ erseate machinery which rnfuires
constant and Hiae-aHnfe affenfient 49,
hence i4f Hlffr docs nof think "a ~
nsf ~ XXI ~ ~ b.etee' 20 i2rosee
tfpf esefg brilliant faecfff. i.R,t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Harvey Black Declared Insane-A
New Trial Denied Stafford.

Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. lit was
learned to-day, to the surprise of many,
that on the 18th inst, a petition was filed
with County Judge McGriff, asking for
a writ of lunacy as to Harvey Hugh
Black, who last February, disappeared
with Miss Ida Harris The judge appoint
ed a COMMITTEES to examine Black. The
committee reported to Judge McGriff de-
claring Black insane. He was sent to the
asylum to-day.
In the circuit court to-day a new trial
was refused in the case of Joseph s.
Stafford, convicted of murder in the sec
ond degree, and he was sentenced to state
prison for life.
Alan Baker. the negro lad who pleaded
guilty of manslaughter last week and es-
capped from the court, was sent to the
state prison to-day for three years. Court
viii adjourn tomorrow.
At a special meeting of the city council
last night NJ. M. Braswel was unani-
mously confirmed as chief of police. and
the municipal muddle is regarded as set
tied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20
NEGRO AND cOTTON MILLS.
The Reason Why He Would Not DO
for "a Mill Operator.

Savannah. Ca Dec l6.-EditOr Morn
ing News: Regarding the question Of ne
gro labor IN cotton mills and aprOpos 10
your editorial OF even date. this writer
having been for number Of years, dur
ing the odd regime" connected with
cotton mills IN our southern Lowell, may
BE- able % throw some Hight on the sub
tect, and first n Is entirely an untried
experiment for the mills 20 which the
writer refers had Is number Of nTgroes
in service, bot II was not found praeti-
cable 20 employ them a. advantage only
on heavy ana outside work. They were
not available ln any other capacity. bur-
~ this writer started a min ~ AuFusta.
fasi entirely Hitn negro labor ara AZ
though af fhaf time fhe nsRf0es we're hela
~ az miil oWnfra. fhe rgpfflmfrf W.
Naf faluffs fhe reasons fQr WHOA ara
not iaF ~ seek. - beng 3 Ne8 knoan
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20
PROSPEROUS swAINsBoRo.
The suiImore Air Line Railway is
Made n Mail Route

Made "a Mail Route.
Swainsboro Ca. Dec. 19.-The StiIlmore
Air Line Railway has been completed to
this place. About ten days ago, r. NJ. Gar
butt & Co.. took up about one-half mile
of small iron on a portion of their track
used by the Stillmore Air Line Railway
in running into town, an account of which
was published in the Morning News few
days ago.
The line Of road is now completed from
Swainsboro to Collins on the Savannah and
Western railroad, a distance Of "a miles.
double daily passenger train is run be-
tween these points, and q mail route is
established over il to take effect Jan. l.
Express will also be handled at that time.
Work on the magnificent new court house
will soon be done. The building, when COM
plete, VIII cost about $50. 900.
The new jail is about finished and is a
very beautiful as well as substantial
structure. costing about $1,000.
The new Methodist church is being built
which when finished, will be the hand
soonest building in town.
Several new and elegant residences are
being built, and within the last year the
population OF the town has increased fifty
per cent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-20
A SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.
The Helen NJ. Atwood Puts Into
BrunswicIx for Repairs,

Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 19,-The American
Schooner Helen NJ. Atwood, formerly the
Benjamin Fabens of New York, Watts,
master, arrived in here to-day in distress
The Atwood sailed from Trinidad early
IN ths present month for Philadelphia,
and had aboard 500 tons Of asphalt
After being at sea several days, she en-
eountered a succession of tempestuous
seas, which strained her TO a considerable
extent: The vessel lost and split some of
her sails and had a rough time generally.
putting into Brunswick for a harbor this
morning. As she is leaking three strokes
an hour II is probable that her cargo will
have to be discharged in order for a sur
Vey to be held under the direction Of the
representative of the New York Under
writer's Association.
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Lynehburg Va. Dec 19-AIiss Carrie
warwick Daniel. daughter OF Senator
day 20 Frederick Harper, a young law
Yer Of Wilmington. The marriage TOOK
place a. Westerly" the country home
this city Rev. n. 81 Carson. rector ~
~ Paul church. OBLIGATED The pariors
hah ana stairway were beautifully deoo-
Iatsl win eferKret.ns, palms. roses and
shllaki much OF which work was d0te bv
tne FAIR hands ~ the bride.
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DEATH IN A COAL MINE.
Thirty-Eight Miners Lose Their Lives
by an Explosion.

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 19.-Adviees at 6
o'clock this evening from Colon re-
garding the coal mine disaster
at Cumnock, say that forty
three persons were caught by the
explosion, and that all hope of rescue was
abandoned, owing to fire damp, which at
several times nearly overcome those who
attempted to rescue the imprisoned men
Once two of the rescuers were in sight Of
some of the victims, but had TO retire
in the face or the over-powering fire
damp. A telegram received here at 7
O'Clock says there are thirty-eight dead
and that twenty-five escaped. TelegraphIc
aster is difficult
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Trial of Bank Directors.

Brunswick, Ca, Dec 19-Monday morn.
ing the Kings Daughters viii open a store
on Newcastle street for the reception OF
Christmas gifts for the Brunswick poor.
The case of the state VS.. J. f. Palmer
ex-director in the Brunswick State Bank
was called in superior court to-day, and
Mr.. Palmer stated that he desired the
trial TO proceed. Judge Sweat announced
that the cases against the other direc.
tors would be called tomorrow. These
cases are based upon indictments found
against the directors for their alleged neg
iigence in attending to the directors an
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From Tho New YORK tribune.

from the New York Tribune
Some cultured and charitable girls Of
Boston are giving a Aatalls kob0n0 III
order - raise money for the poor. rhev
gave Dilkufa last year, but they say ne
hopono la much more taking no one
knows what the thing means. bat tbsf Al
just Whai makes m a monfy-Fetfer There
if charge "a % cents for the nriVNeue
~ guessing me meaning. With the chnner
of WlhninH prize ~ $3.50 fu thls wav
aoef the Impulse ~ aifruism eKnless IA
seif in tie capital ~ AeW England.