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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
CHINESE TONGS At WAR.
The Neck of Mock FOOk, a
High binder, Is the Bone
of Contention.
An Officials Opposition to the
Murderer Disliked by Sam
Yup Highbinders.

There came near being riot in China
town Thursday night. AT stormy meet
ing of the Six Companies the friends of
Mock Fook, who is charged with murder
ing Quang Jong on Washington and Stock
ton streets, were advocating that the Chi
nese Consul General, Ii Wing You. should
proceed to secure his release on the ground
that he was entirely innocent of the crime
charged against him.
The Ming Yung Company, of which
Mock Fook is a member, asserted that
Mock Fook was good man, having been
employed for thirteen years as cook for a
gentleman's family.
The Sam Yup Company, of which the
murdered man, Quong Jong, was mem
ber, was opposed to any interference on
the part of the Consul as its members pro-
tested that Mock Fook was guilty.
While this stormy meeting was pro-
pressing, six or seven hundred Chinese,
members of the Ming Yung, Hop Wo and
others of the Six Companies, assembled on
Commercial street to await the decision
arrived at in regard to the action to be
taken in Mock Fook's case. When Ii
Wing Yu and a member of the legation
appeared on the scene, en- route for the
place of meeting, the six or seven hundred
Chinese hiss ed at him, and acted in very
+ emonstrative manner. If it had not been
for the presence of two officers at the en-
trance to the rooms of the Six Companies,
it is very probable that Ii Wing Yu would
have been roughly handled by the friends
of the man who is incarcerated and seek
ing justice.
For brief space of time the two officers
had more than they could do to keep back
the horde of Chinese which was apparently
desirous of annihiIating the Consul Cen
eral, and had it not been for the arrival of
Sergeant Shea and his squad it is more
than probable that there would have been
very serious trouble. As it was the officers
were compelled to use their clubs very
freely in order to break up the mob and
clear the streets. The Consui-G General was
then escorted to the rooms of the Six Com
panies.
After the adjournment of the meeting it
was learned that the Consul was very re-
luctant as to interfering in behalf of Mock
Fook. The Ming Yung Com pany asserted
that if the Consul does not assist by every
means in his power in securing his release
they will appeal to the home Government
and demand the recall Of Ii Wing Yu. 1t
is claimed by many friends of Mock Fook
that it was a highbinder imported for the
purpose who committed the crime.
The Consul General and the Sam Yup
president were escorted home by the
police, as it was feared that the angry
tongs would attack them and regular
Chinese riot ensle
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
KEEPING CLEAN STREETS.
Some Interesting Figures From the Mer-
chants, Association.

Some Interesting Figures From the Mer-
chants Association.
The Merchants Association is anxious to
try the experiment of sprinkling the streets
with salt water, and the members speak in
high praise of the condition of East street
where the Harbor Commissioners have the
dust kept down with water from the bay.
If possible the merchants would have all oi
the downtown streets sprinkled in the
same manner.
Much will depend on the recommends
ton of the Street Committee of the Super
visors when it makes its appropriation fol
sprinkling. AS it will be some time before
the Olympic Club saltwater mains are laid
in from the ocean, the only hope of having
salt water on the streets is that the Super
visors will set aside money for saltwater
sprinkllng.
The association has made change IN
the street-cleaning work in the fruit COM
mission house district. Heretofore the
work was done at night, but after this the
work will be done in the daytime.
Some interesting figures have been fur
nished regarding the STRENGTHENING force
of the association. When the street
sweeping machine was running $50 men
were employed. This number has been
increased to ZIG, exclusive of twenty y-fve
teamsters. In the first or central district
seyenty-three men are kept busy with
brooms all day. In the second district,
Market and adjoining streets, sixty-three
men are busy sweeping all day.
The remainder of the ZIG men are scat
tered all over town in six gangs. Sixteen
wagons and eight carts are kept busy cart
ing away dirt.
More men will be put to work as soon as
possible. At least fifty more are necessary
to keep the streets in order.
AT present about 100000 square yards
are swept, and at least million yards OF
street should be kept clean. The bill this
SIC, 900, but If the work be fully done it
would amount to at least $4,000. The
merchants fear that the appropriation OF
$150,000 asked for will not be enough.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
OoURsING.
Drawings for the Runs at Kerrigan's g
and Casserly's Parks.

Drawings for the Runs at Kerrigan's
and Casserly's Parks.
There will be thirty-two dog stake run
off at kerrigan's coursing park tomorrow.
The following is the result of the draw:
T. Trant's Little Beauty VS.. C. Prendergast's
Midget, ]. Hurley's Jimmy Rix VS.. J. McBride's
Little Whip, 7. O'Brien's Lamplighter VS.. D.
VS.. Alameda Kennels Daisy, P. McCabe's Bon
ME Lass VS.. S. 7. Desimone's Woodford, d.
Tweedies Dublin Stout vs.. NJ. Rodgers
Sly Boy w. Daltons Napoleon Jack
vs. j. Dunlea's Nellie D, P. McCabe's
Electric VS.. T. Trants Sly Girl Jr..
D: Dillon's Sacramento Queen VS.. P. ]. Reilly's
Little Willie, W. Dalton's Ilene vs.: A. Merrill's
Snowbird, I. Keleher's Spring VS.: w. Creamer's
Regent, G. H. Burfiend's Little Tom VS.. NJ
Kelly's Fly, J. McBride's Flashlight VS.. P. Nc
Cabe's Tempest, ]. OFarrelPs So So VS.. w. Dali
vs.. P. Reilly's Harkaway, ]. Kerr1gan's Fred
Lees VS.. j. McDonald's Mayo Boy. Prizes, 500,
$12, SO, So. Ed Canavan, judge; John Gram
ston, slipper.
There will be a thirty six dog stake at
Casserley's coursing park next Sunday.
The following is TIE result of the draw:
T. Ford's Pride of the West VS.. J. McGlynn's
Blue Tom; t. Brennans Queen vs. J. Adams
Salvador; F. G. Randolph's Dixie VS.. j. Grace S
Roll Along; J. Murphy's Redlight VS.. j. H.
Perigos Wee Lassie; T. Brennan's White Rus
| tic VS.. j; McGlynn's Rosa B; G. smarts Glenade
EN- VS.. r. Pringle's Ace of Spades j;
D. Burfend's Tricks VS.. T. ]. Wards Grand
Lady; R. Pringle's Snow VS.. G. Pendergast's
Midget; j. McBride's Flashlight VS.. j. Brady s
Wee Nell; j. Kings Prince Devine VS.. c. Jen-
nings Red Rose: J. Welsh's Belle VS.. ]. Deans
Kathleen; H. Hull's Jennie Lind VS.. L. j.
Cronins. Jack Dempsey; G. Smart's Occidental
vs. 7. Roe's Molly Reilly 7. J. Cronin's White
Chief VS.. J. Hawks Frisco Boy; j. McGlynn's
Joe Bowers vs. w. Kelters Mission Girl; j.
Tracy's Soudan VS.. T. Roe's Robert Emmett; J..
]. McLaughlin's Lady Richmond VS.. j. Deans
Fullerton. Prizes, $50, $50, SO, $40, $10
Judge, John Grace Jr. Slipper, James Grace.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Ten Thousand Miles or thirty,

1t matters not which, may subject you to seasick-
ness on the 'briny deep" Whether you are q
yachtsman, ocean traveller out for day or two's
fishing on the salt water, even an inland tourist
in feeble health, you ought to be provided with
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, valuable remedy
for nausea collie, bliousness. acidity of the stom
ach, malaria, rheumatism, nervousness and sick
headache. Lay In an adequate supply.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

something be done to prevent the flying
lime and brickdust from settling on and
damaging their goods. The committee
decided to recommend that the Mayor,
who had let the contract request Chiet
Sullivan of the Fire Department to wet
down the ruins every day.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

The first book entered for copyright I'M
der the laws of the United States was the
Philadelphia Spelling Book"
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

The Savannah, the first steamer to cross
the Atlantic Tin 1879, made the trip in
twenty-five days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

representatives del 1ltimo gohier-
no republican, de los Estados-
Unidos, por ia codiciada gran
bahia de Samana
lCreera el yankee oportuna la
OCCASION de realizar estas aspira-
Clones, sufficient mente demostra-
das, Y obedeceran a tai pensa-
miento sus favores a los que en-
Cuba combaten contra Espana2
Sea como fuere, todo ESQ re-
viste suma gravedad para la
patria, y 10 que cuadra es que
nos recojamos, y prescindiendo
d. palabrotas Y de arranques
fantasmag0ricos que pudieran
encajar muy bien en- el drama de
alguna 6poca, mas que estan fue-
ra de lugar en- nuestros d1as Y en-
las dificiles circunstancias pol
que la patria atraviesa, evoque-
rlos toda nuestra discrv cion, re
coiamos todas nuest"as fuerzas, y
uni6ndolo todo a nuestro firme
patriotismo, nos preparemos 3
arrostrar, con la entereza de
siempre, las tormentas que
parecen asOmar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
Registro de la Propiedad
D E ? @ n c Z

En- e>tas o6c'uas Sc h,i'a va
cante una .aza d. auxiliar, do
tada con el sueldo mensual de 80
pesos, moneda corriente, que 81
proveela entire | $ asrirantes que
Ia 81 liciten y tengan 'os conoci-
mlentos t. ori os y PRACTICES ne
ce a'los para ell e-pacho De te Ga
c ase de documento5
Los aspi' antes debelan dirigir
Sc al Registrador por medic De
cartas acompan 'das de leferen.
cias. 7 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
madagascar

A todos los reveses
expedition a Maaaea-
dir, para deseorazonar
la carta del general Dae
da por Ia Ageuela ll4}a-
'Llegar9 Tamarise
algunos dlas y pTeel7af.
el paIs, debiendo cont ittu
fresca y arroz. Los hasa-
Nosotros viVitemo7 tefa
La prensa esta alarns
carne fresca ! arroz blaHg
ningnna part, . ne van
bradas a que le- Sir}au
paraje lo- 81 tancio-o> rs
III ntirla, cousera a. de l'
Fl diegn-to - gsneIel
de la oposie ion haceu ter
Gobierno, ell cual - d s
los mUertos en Madaga~e4r
anterior
De l5.o0O homlre1 Il
t de Ia expedici6n, qoeian
diciones de seguir.ia m4rea
nanariVe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
4 T'R4VES DE- EUROP A
In cerduE so5re q 9ioje del canciUe'
oteu1du. = I'entQjas de Ii guerra.

In Uerdu sobre q 0ioje del c051ciNer
uielnilt. = G'ent4jas de Ia guerra.
Seria candido y pueril suponer que el
viaie del principe de Hohenlohe San
Petersburgo no ha tenido mas objeto
que la necesidad de manifestar per>o-
nalmente al Gar su gratitud por ell per-
misc otorgado & la princesa de l1ohen-
lohe para que pueda continuar pOseyen-
do bienes territoriales en Russia, blenes
que hubieran tenido que vender en- cum
plmiento de Ia ley que prohlbe los
eXtran ierOs pOseer tIerras en- clertOs 60
bierno nos-pr0vincias-f Dele
mos esa iugenicsa apljcaci0n para aque-
| Hos quienes ciega IN jacoblnlFmo
excessive, Y examinaremOs con calma Ell
motive verdadero del viaje San Pc
tersburgo del cancilier aleman, y sus
consecuencias probables, segdn infor-
mes de personas autorlzadas que acaba
mos de recibir
No hay que ser muy agudo para com
premier que A]emania hace los mayo
res esfuerzos 4 fla de reconquistar cerca
del Gar la inhuencia peIdida. El Em-
perador de Russia tiene Ell ia mano los
de-tincs de IL pr6xima guerra, y el OBJ
| ietjso de la diplomacia alemana tiende
a conseouir, 81 no Ia collaboration del
grande luperio, 10 menOs su neutrall-
dad, en- el case De una cOntagracl0n
general Pero existe Ia intellgencla
! francO-rusa, y el goblerno de San Pe-
t8rsburgo 40 renunciara a ella SIN hue
nus y s0ii3us r0z0neS.
No e. possible contar con gratitud en-
politica, nj hay que apelar tardiamente
razones de sentimiento pero 10 cler-
to es que, ha4ta ahora, la alianza fran
cesa ma producido Rusia mas orc que
! todas las minas del TfansWdal Juntas, Y
antes de camb biar de actitud, guerra saber
! 10 que puede Ofrecerle Alemania en- com
! densaci0n.
7onea u dacu 'rodo un sistema poll
tico sc eucierra en- esas tres palabras, y
es sensible que no quiera c0mprenderlo
asi el senior Canovas del Castillo, quien
podria obtener, con solo un POGO de
hexibihdad, mil ventajas en- favor de
EspaIla.
Que habra podido llevar en- su male
Ia Il principe da Hohenlohe, para pro
ducir el oportuuo contrapeso en- la ba-
lana del gybierno moscovita ? Todas
las suposiciones son posibles no pode-
mos precisar, pero sabemCs que Ell can
ciller aleman la hecho proposleiones ca
PAGES de conm0ver al mas duro. Sc
aeiara convencer el emperador Nicolas
Io que resulta evidente es que, con Fran
ca 5 en- contra de Fraucia, Russia sero
arbitro de Ia guerra y de los futures
destinos de Europa, no solo por los di-
sentimientos franco germanicos, sino
muy principalmente por los egoismos,
por Ia ignorancia, por la falta de reso-
luci6n por la cobardia de la gran ra-
n latina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
FL ito Sam

Es tan grave la nueva de que
va SO ha hecho cargo la prensa de
la isla retivam ante al tempefa
mento aloptado por el Goblelno
dc Ia Repiblica ang ng!o-americana,
Ell 10 que Sc re6ere q nuestros
asuutos de Cuba, que, a no ser pOr
la confirmation que de e8e tom
peramento vino por teleg afo, in
mediatamepte, de Madrid, habfa-
mos de poner Ia noticia on cua-
rentena
Apenas 80 concibe que ning1n
pueblo del munlo Sc mezcle De
modo tan resuelto y tan audaz
en- los negocios interiores Dc otro
pueblo
Para los que han, emporo. OBJ
servado la conducta de Ia Rep6
blica anglo-amoricana desde 81
principle de la inslrrecci0n, no
es grande solpresa Ia amenaza
por parte de aquel pueblo, de de-
clarar beligerantes 4 los cubanos,
en- case de que Espana no SOTO
que en- breve plazo la revuelta.
En- este asunto no ouede agre-
garsS NADIA mas 4 la sorpresa 8 a
las vaguedades que ha eNp,esado
va Ia pronSa del pals, porque ma
die puede penetrar en- el penSa
miento de Ia naci6n norteame-
ricana
Ell hecho de Ia amenaza no
puede ser mas cont, ario 4 la le-
galidad International
Mas Espana y 81 mundo han
visto de que modo han favoreci-
do los norte americanos 4 los IN
surrectos, y no era mucho juzgar
que esos favores del ian ser e!
preludio lie favores de mas
cuenta
Que pret~nden los Estados
aidos!
Diffcil es averiguarlo.
Entire elo- pyotestan que los
guian sentim; entos desinteresa-
dos de soliddridad americana. y
han crefdo justiicarse, aseve-
rando que los cubanos hacen hoy
10 que hicieron ante5 los mism0s
ang o-americanos para c5Istituir
su nacionalidad
No hay que ha'se, sin embargo,
Dc semejaut8 iuicio, 4 que So opo-
nen dos ideas fundam 9ntales,
siendo la una 81 exagera4o mer
cantilismo de los ya7hccs, Y con
sistienao laeotra en- las tentativas
que vienen hacienda de antano
por obtener puertos y territories
antillanos
Hay dc ESQ buouas pruebas en-
sus tratos de hace veinte V mas
amos con el gobierpo del general
Buenaventura Baez, en- la Repd
blica Dominicaua en- uno de Gu
yos puertos, en- Ia bahia de Sa-
mana, lego q abarse Il pend6n
dc las estrelas, arriandose al fu,
al empuj, de una revolution
En- nuestros dias apoyan
esta idea los escaroeos de la mis-
ma gran naci6a en- Haiti, donde
en- 1891 tuv.efon apalabrado
ell Mole Saint Nico7Qs frente 4
Maisf Y en- la mis- na Rep6blica
Dominicana, hace dos amos, co
rriendo por ahf publicados con
tratos secretos que So suponen
celebrados entire el actual Pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
iE'INCBS B4RATAS! !
S Z OFRE &c z " EN- I Z " I

S Z OFREC " EN- 7 EN- "A
las .SIGUIENZES
UNA FINCA RUSTICA, compuesta de so
cuerdas, mas meuos, de llaro sobre alto,
propias para frutos meuores y pastos para
gaDado, atravesada por Ell caudaloso rio de
Patillas 4 10 minutes de este pueblo
OTRA FINCA RUSTICA, sit en- el ba-
rio del Real (Patillas) compuesta de IA
cuerdas de elias, 8 sem bradas de C; f6 la
mayor parse Dc cosech0
OTRA FINCA RUSTICA. de 19 cuerdas
mes 8 menos. sta en el barrio de EMAJA-
GUAL (Arroyo) de llano sobro alto, con 5
cuerdss de cafe Rnena casa de Vivienda y
uu rauch6n para Tecoiecto de frutos.
Informarsn en- Arroyo
Sucesores de CovAs y COMPANIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
AO!ESTR0 SINIESTR0

Ell Bolettu .Nercdntu, hacienda la
apologize del senor Canovas, exclama en-
un rapto de entusiasmo:
"Al que de tai modo levanta la Ma
ci6n espanola no Sc le puede decir que
ALI, en- Cuba, no pecesitan corporacio-
nes religiosas, sino soldados, porque
ninguno como el senor Canovas ha sa-
bdo utilizar los grandes resort nacio-
nales."
;Aprieta
Nads turbe ell reposo de tn suenp;
duerme, pueblo espanol, duerme tranquilo,
pues el c6lebre m6nstruo malagueno
ha levantado la naci6n. -. en- vilo.
Pero vamos q cuentas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
la AARIIA De GUERRA
DE Los ESTlBN }Il

fafa que Sc conc > s.
de los kstados I ndos,
tinnacion los buqpes aa
que cuenta hoy
New ofA 9.2e7 toms
nones ae :" 4 -.
Coluiilola - - ~ ia
1h,cago -2s'o NJ.
ai'lihore Y. l4
boston 3.Ve' 1T.
atianta V9u III
1lnc!nnau a.oQ9 ii
y tlelgll wv IL.
NeWarh f.0..9 III
San fan''iscV
ci'n;
r .laaein" ,4.'1f 'a-
hafiesiPh ? 's' t.i
"Aiortgomery oaE
clm;
Nltfo'eil ''Ai -'@'
cI'n;
- 'rol' -.V2f "a
=, Nhesl2h l.'l' i1
IohceIi l.tio la.s
: orkto"n l-'lg it5'
Aiaclllas .i0" ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
lnfereSante

Sc vende en- Maysgiiez una magnihca flu
ca diez minutes de la ciudad, produce en-
leche, yerba coeos, diez pesos diarios, tie
ne hermosa casa dc mampOsteria con vista
al mar
En- esta imprenta informaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
Una nOta tOrera.

l ma nOta tOrera.
NJ .zzanttini, ell cGlebre mat ador, con
tribuye con cinco mil pesetas Ia
corrida-de la Cruz roja para construil
un sanatorio.
El rasgo es liberal, ' no es Gnico:
Mazzanttini cuenta varios asf en- su his
toria tauromaquica.
Solo IN esro la puede permitirse estos
lujos en- estos tiempos.
Sc calcula que el simpa tico diestro ga
na anualmente sesenta mil duros.
Diez veces mas que un ministro.
cuarenta yeces mas que IN catedra-
tico.
Muy buen provecho.
Ell reverendo obispo de Barcelona ha
dictado anatema contra dos libros di-
dacticos del senor ol6n de Buen, cate
dratico de aquella Universidad
Los libros Sc tjtulan 7rotu1o elenee1s-
tol de Geologic y 7rotodo elemental de
Zoolog5a.
Segurameute aborda este en- la doc
trina de la evoluci6n de las especies ami
males y explica el otro la formation del
planeta CO, forme los principios de Ia
clencla contemporaries
a tlenen venta muy segura.
Los moros de M-illa han atroperadc
y herido al centil ella de un fuerte tspa
mol desarmandole por complete.
Desde que este gobierno We con ia
ciencia los atentados salvaies del Riff
as kabilas Sc envalentonan llegara /.
sin duda, mayores fo@0aas.
81 en- eSt2 OcaSI6n no 80 Il aca ins 90
en- la otra ell palo sera mas duro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

En- este hermoso mes de Setiembre las
fronteras de la Europa occidental estar
atestadas de tropas. Es una verdadera
locura, I'm alarde exagerado del militia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

No ignoran ustedes que Sc ha proce-
sado al captain del vapor MoNTERA por
imprudencia temeraria, exigiendose!e z
guin5emtus NIL pesetas de fame, que
presto en- el actN.
Ahora comenzarau las Investigations
judiciales, y casi e-toy por comprome-
terme sufrir ell castigo que impongan
al capitan.
Psro Sc cuhreD las formas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
Ina nata literaria.

2 I'D EOId II ILtI dI IE
Don Juan Valera esta terminando gu
Gltimo libro, que Sc titula J90uHa Ia
larga Y que, segdn mis- noticiaa, sera Ia
he1mana gentil de Pepito Jintcue@.
Ell ilustre novelista no enyeiece.
Cada dia su estilo es mas sobrio, mas
concrete, y a Ia vez mas elegante y cas-
tizo.
La gente de letras aguarda Ell volu-
men con curosidad.
Las obras Dc Valera no caen nunca en-
el Yaclc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
ANISO AL PUBLICO

tengo el gusto de ofrecerme los senores
padres de familia al pdblico en- general
por 81 desean hoDrarme con su confanza
que me dedico desde esta fecha q dar leccio-
nes de frances en- mi casa particular a do
miciio, asi como para todas classes de tradu-
clones al castellanO, que sc me confe
Ponce, L de Setiembre de 1895 -ArfSti
des Sfnaonpietri. Gale de la Salud, mime
TO 5.
Esquolas ftnebres, i precios ro6dicos
- t:pos spropiGdos. So dan notas par. q
isi.laa ep u eiudsd
~.-~>e~ = - 1-~.~~,+..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

AL bajar en- santandtr los deportados
de CuDa, 20 prodacian tants indlgna-
ci6n los cubanos rebeldps como los pc
ninsulares que especnlaban y Sc enr-
ouecfan con el contrabando de fuslles.
A estos les silb6 el pueblo les ha-
blfa destrozado 81 no 10 impide Ia poll-
cis, que prestaba pr.<t ccioa los presos.
Con todos lllus hizo su amargo vlale
EvaristO lzcoa.
Losunos en- Ia cubierta.
Ri otro en- la- covacha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19
(OIOcaci0n

La desea IN joven con conocimientns te6
rlccs practices para el despacho de toda cla
Sc de documentos en- el RegiStro de Ia Pro
pteddd, puede jnstifcarlo el haber desc m
penado eargos importantes en- ofcinas dc
dlCho ram0
En- esta imprenta informar n. 5 La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

a VENT DIAS VSl 4
DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAl-
sENoR MUNoz RIVERA

Previendo possible alteration dc orden
pdblico sc adoptaron hace Pocos dias pre-.
cauciones en- Barcelona.
NADIA.
La h5dra no quiere levantar su oaDe-
"a. 80
Les revolucionarios dormitan, por
mueho que FL Puls agite el manuorlo
y para los one esperan el alborear de
la repdblica, estan cerrados los hor'z ~
tes.
Solo Sc abren con una ganzda seme-
iante las de Prim, Serrano, lopete y
Maliampr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-19

Monsieur Felix Faure ira San Pe-
teraburgo y Moscou.
Ell Czar de Russia le recibira como nn
soberano reinante: con todos los homo
res debdos al jefe de Ia nacl6n france
ga
Y el humilde burguGs se codeara con
los principles del Nort4 en- is grandes
fiestas imperiales
;Oh, siempre bendita democracla.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-26
GRAND CANYON ROAD.
MIR. Fleming Says that Work VIII be
Commenced in the Spring.

| MIR. Fleming Says that Work VIII be
Commenced in the Spring.
The Los Angeles Times of Tuesday
says:
james A. Fleming of Phoenix,
Ariz., Il member of the company at the
head of the projected road from Flag
staff to Camcron's Landing. was asked
concerning the plans of the manage
mcnt last evening at the Nadeau, and
said: 1.-The survey of the route over
which the road will run has been COM
ple,ed. but work cannot begin until
spring, when the snow shall have
melted. The Grand Canyon of the
Colorado has scenery of such beauty
and magnificence that no one ever
thinks of comparing it with other
natural scenery. Our line will run up
the canyon through this, and we ex-
pect to have considerable tourist bust
ness. All along the road there are
immense forests of pine, which will
furnish us with freight. The road,
which will be seventy-eight miles in
length, will tap Il section Of Arizona
which is very rich in copper, aud
Yields some silver and gold. The
shipping Of ore from the mines near
Camcron's Landing will form the most
important part of our freight business.
"A mistaken notion has got abroad
that capital is necessary to develop
mining. | returned from Colorado
only few days ago, and learned while
there that all the best claims at Grip
pie Creek were developed by poor men.
Men in every trade and profession
imaginable left their business to be-
come miners, aud the whole history of
Cripple Greeks rise is one of wild
speculation and uncertainty. In the
Grand Canyon the ores crop out along
the bluffs. The work Is done by run
ming tunnels and inclined shafts into
the sides of the mountains. It's a
great country, and no one can say
what the future has in store for it,"
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-26
Murder ut Morenci.

A tragedy occurred at Morenci IN
Graham county, on the 10Th inst.
Wednesday morning, Paul Becker,
who sleeps in Becker & Mccormick s
store, was awakened shortly after
midnight, and discovered four MeXi.
cans in the store. They commanded
him to open the safe, but he rushed to
the window, and while trying to GET
out, was stabbed in tho back. The
alarm was given and deputy sheriff
aud posse tracked the robbers 10 The
house of Santiago Dados, where a no,
battle eusWed, In which Pablo Salcido
II prominent citizen, who was assisting
the sheriff was instantly killed. The
Mexicans were finally captured,