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Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
A HAPPY EVENT.
An Unusual Affair at the
 Campmeeting.
William Osborne, Jr., and Miss Mary Etter United in Marriage by
 Presiding Elder Vaughan.

Some days since, the Gazette came out with sarcastic notice to the effect that the "ruetic journalist of THE RE PUBLICAN" tried to ''scoop" by fake marriage notices, etc. It was well writ ten and one of the best ideas immagin- able, if carried out to a finish, to cut the rustic dead, but, alas, yesterday evening at 6 80 D. m. William Osborne, IT,, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Mary Etter, under the campmeeting arbor, by the presid- ing elder, R. E. Vaughan. The cere- mony was witnessed by large crowd, who one and all pronounced it one of the happiest marriages ever united in that sacred manner. Miss Etter, the fair bride, was dressed in gray silk gar nished with white ribbon and lace. with white flowers. The groom was beeomingly attired ID the usual con. ventional black, carrying buttonhole boouet of the brides flowers.
 | The ceremony was very Impressive and after the words were spoken pro- nouncing them man and wife, the relatives and friends that are legion, crowded around and wished them joy throughout long life of married bliss.
 Mir. and Mrs. Osborne went imme. diately to their home at the residence of Mrs. Wilkinson on Van Buren street between Center and First and prepared for their reception in Phoenix where they will be happy to receive their many friends.
 THE REPUBLICAN and the Rustic extend their congratulations. May they live to see many more campmeet- ings and recall this happy event.
 Rev. Hedgpeth oficiated at the 10:30 service. His sermon was full of inn portant truths and much feeling among the good people was evident.
 The usual round of visitors were at the camps and the usual occurrences already chronicled.
 The usual evening services were presided oyer by Rev. Vaughan. A large crowd was in attendance. It has increased in size each day until the place provided for sinners is hardly adequate. If there is an increase to the present large audience it will be necessary to provide more seats.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
MARAUDERS. Night Hawks Enter the J. A. Plattner House. The Place Is Systemati-
 cally Robbed.
A Gold Watch, Revolver and
 $8O in Money Taken.
MT. Plattner Secretes the Money In What He Thought Was
 a Secure Place.

There seems to be coterie of clever house breakers operating in Phoenix, and from their modus operandi they are evidently d-timers in the business, for the manner in which J. A. Plattner's house was robbed about l o'clock yes- terday morning indicates that the house had been 'spotted" and every detail on the premises carefully noted by the tbief or the plural.
 Entrance was effected by pulling out the nails which fastened the wire screen to a window fronting on the street. The window was partially raised and the operator had no trouble in getting inside.
 MT. Plattner and his wife sleep out side few yards from the side of the house and about o'clock Mr. Plattner was awakened by his wife who sad that some one was in the house. He raised up and could distinguish the glimmer of light inside. He first thought it to be the reflection of an electric light but his wife insisted that some one was inside. He partially dressed and picking up hatchet made his way cautiously into the house by the rear. But the intruder must have heard 8 suspicious sound for when Plattner arrived in the sitting room the place was empty. He lit lamp and ascertained that it was no myth some body had been inside. His trousers
 which he had left bsfore retiring hang ing to a knob of the dresser, were in the middle of the floor and upon ex. animation he found his gold watch was gone. A Colts revolver that was under the washstand was also missing as was also about $80 in money that had been hidden in a corner behind an easel and bunch of coral. Nothing else in the room was disturbed for the intruder evidently knew where to look for the valuables
 When Mir. Plattner closed his harness shop the previous evening he had about $80 in money, the result of his dav's sales. It was too late to deposit it in the bank, so he took the money home in sack. He entered the sittingroom, which overlooks the street. and in looking for place to put it noticed the bunch of coral behind the easel in corner. He laid it behind the coral, thinking it
 would be safe until morning. Although | the room itself was partially darkened, any body on the outside could zee every.
 thing being done very plainly, and it is
 Plattner's opinion that some one was
 watching his movements
 A few nights previous to the robbery | Mrs. Plattner heard somebody trying to get in the front of the house, but for some reason or other the thief departed. The Plattners have very vicious dog
 that is turned loose in the yard at night and it not safe for anybody to go near him in the daytime, and it seems very curious that the animal paid no atten-
 ton to the robber while he was forcing an entrance through the window. Mrs. Plattner had of late noticed a man who passed the residence several times until she grew suspicious of the actions of the man. It is no doub bt the same person who robbed the house.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
COLORADO HEADWATERS

Will Be Navigated By Steamboat.
 DENVER, Aug. 29.-Articles of incor. poration have been filed by the Grand River Transportation, Mining and I'm provement company. The plan in- cludes the construction of 8 steam boat and to navigate the upper waters of the Colorado, Green and Grand rivers. It is claimed that navigation is possi ble to within ten miles of the Rio Grande.
 The western railway company has agreed to build branch to connect with the proposed boat.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
AN EDITORS WOE.
He Is Fined $50 for Contempt
 of Court
And Will Serve Ten Days in Jail for Publishing an Objection
 able Article.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 CARSON, New, Aug. 29.-Editor Lam- mon of the Tribune was today sentenced to pay fine of $50 and serve ten days in jail for contempt. The paper pub lished an article bearing on the mint cases, in which the editor expressed an opinion that the investigation as car ried on was farce and persecution had been substituted by the officials in Washington for prosecution. It was held that the article was intended to retard iustlce.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30

daily news service between the United States and Mexico, President Cleveland said: "It is cause for great con- graduation that the adjoining republics of the United States and Mexico are brought iato closer communication through the enterprise otthe Associated Press, and am sure the demonstration will result in great benefit to the people of both countries"
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
MORE BURIED MONEY.
Detectives Find More of the Money
 Buried by Bandit Brady.

FRESNO, Cal., Aug. 29.-Another cache of gold stolen from a Southern Pacific train near Swingle last Octo- Der was unearthed today. $6,500 was found, making the total recovered $1S,090. The money was found some distance from the spot where Bandit Browning said it was buried. The searchers believe they will find the greater portion of the amount originally stolen, which was S53,000.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30

amount of shooting, fishing and resting in general, and hopes to come back able to go to work with renewed energy.
 MT. Herbert Merrill, the well-known mining expert, returned last night from a visit to New York and other eastern cities. MT. Merrill stopped in several states on his way going and coming, and while he saw much that was to his taste, yet he comes back with very great rel ish for the good things of Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
 Prof. F.. L. Ssorment and wife left last evening for Salem, Ill.,, where they will in future reside. Prof. Storment for the past three years was principal of the Territorial normal school at Tempe, and during his residence in the valley has made host of warm friends, who will miss him very much, but nevertheless wish him and his accomplished wife success in their new home.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
GREAT ENTERPRISE.
Cleveland CongratuIateS the
 Associated Press
On the Establishment of a Daily Nays Service Between United
 States and Mexico.

By the Associated Press.
 BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. 29.-In speaking of the establishment of a
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
Arrived Safe,

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 29.-The British bark Colorado. coal laden from New Castle, N. 5. w.. reported as probably wrecked, arrived here this morning.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
THE TWELFTH JUROR.
Durrant's Trial Will Commence on
 Monday,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The twelfth juror in the case of Durrant was secured today, Samuel E. Dutton, wholesale stationer. The jury is now complete.
 Both sides joined in the request for an adjournment until Monday, which was granted by the court after much hesitation,
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
BOILER EXPLOSION.

Killed. WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 30.-A boiler ex plosion at an oar factory today killed instantly Quincy Nebruner, foreman, and James Hoffman, teamster who was driving along the street by the building.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-10-04
Lansburgh Bro.
What SIba'esUJ1sess accomplished
WE WERE RIGHT THERE WHEN THE SALE BEGAN.
We bought heavily from the Jaffrays
Receivers Sale.
OUR STORE shows merchandise exhibited in
o hcketed purchases
prevailing prices something 1t is significant
that the purchasers
dollars merchandise of all the most dra
kinds arch within reach saving. We
nobe let these idea givers
Silks from Jaffray Sale.

You can save enough in buying thes'
to purchase your Innings.
20.inch Check TaFeta Silk, the --latest
for waists, 69c yard, worth soc.
20.incb Striped and Figured Taffeta
Silk. 75c yard, worth 81 90.
24inch Black Figured and Striped
.Jacquards, so different styles, S5c a
yard, worth S1.00.
2l-inch Cbapgeable Figured and
Striped Ta6etas, worth $l.25, 81 I'D.
26-inch Black Satin Duchesse, 1925
3D., worth $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-10-04
IACES-

LACDS-
From the Jaffray Receivers Sale
&c yard for one lot Torchon Lace.
Worth Sc
7c yard for one lot Oriental Lace,
2 to 4 inches wide, worth 10 to 123c.
lie yard for one lot Black Lace, 2
to inches wide worth 16, Is and 20
cents a yard
75c yard for one lot 9-inch Point
Venise Lace; worth 81 IS yard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
INSTITUTE SANTURCE

Nos rsfsrimos, como se com
pFendtrs, oil Colegio de primer
y seg0nds enstfisnza Que, bsjo Ia
direcclon de los Rshgio.os &c.
co.'s Dios, sbriga Gus cIases al /:
DC Ostubre pg6ximo para sasiafAe
sion de los padres de fsmiIia que
t. snto AthslAbsn el acontecimisn a
g, asi como psra gran provecho
d IS n'hez estudioaa que Aspira q
nj a0te porveair.
L Profpeeso del nuevo Centre
ioesute, Prospeeto quo 6.te faci
iita 4 4 eaaDt9s % e0iiriseu, trata
is b a3mIe5du IA los u umnos. de
"a tnserauss, de Gu sopipo, lie su
A-isten il, de las vieilas Y CORES.
1onds0cIa q0e Fecibar, de las -
ids. y vscsCloDes, de Iss pen&io.
uss J gaSioa y de las hofaa esps.
sla.ss en- que dsbsn sstar en- 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04

La "Gaceta" del GobIerno Gene
ral publlco el que w & continua-
ci6n:
"Usando de Ia autorizacl0n que
me concede ell articulQ z. do 10 Ley
ie q de Junio 6Itimo, sobre apla.
samiento de lac eIeccIones muniCi.
pales, provincialea y del Oonsejo
ie Administrator, hasta que se
ultimen las rectiflcaciones Del cens
so electoral, vengO en- deGrstar 10
.iguiente:
Articulo 6nlco. Sc suIpenden
los efectos de Ia ley de ~ de JUNO
dltimo, en- las provincias de Santa.
go de Cuba y Puerto Principe,
mientras Ia sltuacion de las mis-
mas, por el estado de la guerra, no
ac0nseje 10 contrario.
Habana, Agosto 8 de 1895.
El Gobernador General, Arsenic
Martinez Oampos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04

9 legio loa es;olarsa exleraos =
nedio.pensionista'.
Ds Ia ensefianza va es s.biao
qua sbArca Ia primetA = ss
gands. Para ioi slumnos pen
'ionistAs que 10 detesn habra a.
Euilos de sdorno como dibujo,
simnasia md .ics. Para $50
pagarsn los misros una cAntidad
sde susads, que sc dsstina ! los
honorarios de Peofesores eipesia-
les y a Ia conservation , aumsn
to del mAlesiaI.
Estre las condi :;ons1 precisas
para 10 admission de los alumuos
hSura prineipaImente 10 de qus
haTAn camplido Z amos , no pa
sen de 13.
Ls pension de los internos, en
Icon:epto Ge alimsntaci6n, es de
20 pesos msnsusles. que 80 sbo-
nara pOr trim sssres adelAngados;
10 de los medic -pensionistas IL,
y Sc saiisflrl en- Ia misma forma
La asissenciA nsdA dsjAra que
dsssar. E A.imsnto ssla ahnn
danse, sano y esmsrAdc, = do
veces al dia goz ran ds rscreo To-
leolAres. PsrA sus dolen eia'
ssndrA 81 Co!eglo un Facu'sativo
Ei T Reesor visisxsA = cxami.
nara mensuRimense q los alum.
nos ga aua claseS, enviAndo & lsl
relpsctiVAs fami iss nota do loi
progresses obssrsad0s en- elos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
.Caridad..,. "Sui g6neris"

s. iudi,cusiole, ? hay qas in.
sisi1 sn clio.
La cariddd de eiertos ausono-
mis'aa ests tao bien ensendida Y
practi,ads, que por sl'os empi,za
J en- elloa por 10 comlin Rc&bs
Perl6dieos autonomistAs ae dan
por ahi Gus hasta en- 10 qua llama
uoS campIimiensos y en- las ga
lAntsrias 81 rsacan exclusivams sn- :
to para ddentrO. comp rtza una
ocrei6n 2opulariiima.
PrusbA al cAnto:
e d:s dc S,n,a Ros., mug rt-
cisnse, E Buscapi6 Sc digo6 fo.
lisitar. 80. I A todas Ia, hiiAs d.
& "a que tiensn el nombro de ia
PAtronA de America ? pregunta
ran uste 1es, iecIorsf.
All no | A tsnto no hsbia do
exteaderss la galAnterfl dc E
Bi1scGpte.
& coIegH fA'iei,6 1nicamente .
lac RosAs , K ,sitas %. que fue
san del mlGmo suscripIorA'.
Rumbo,o
A las dtms, Rosas = Rositas
! ias que no aIudAa 4 10 empresa
:e eae Times en- canutc, que l4s
te!ieiisn sns rsspetAbles familias
o,nasris, muV Ii os6ficamsnse pen
,sado, FL BuScapiS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04

Ell PADRE ROMEU.

El IelegrGmG ha Feeibido Dor ca.
bic una noticia snbremanera iris
to, que roe ha sorprendid0 pc
nosamente la de haber falleaidO
en- Ia Habana nuestro dit tinguido
amigo ell s.. PresbItero Doctor ID.
Domingo Romeu y Aguayo, Dean
de aquella Santa Iglesia Oatedtal y
ex-Aroadisno de la de Puerto Bloc.
Designios inexcrutables de ls
PFovidenoial
Aver, hace POGO, muy POGO, ae
auseDtaba de aqui el p. Romeu
para posesionGrse de la sllla de d.
oho Deansto de Ia Oatedral ha
baness iba joven, lleno do pres-
sigios y pobles aspiraciones. Hoy,
aegdn D0tioia que ojsla no Sc con-
frme, VA M exlete el que fu6
queTido Oapellan de Nuestra Seilo.
ra lie Ia Prov'dencis, oil digno &
ilustFad0 SaCerdote, el celebrate
OTador, gus ha oerrado los ojos pa
"a slUmpra fnera de 9 ia su nativa
TERRA | -.
Oascanee en- Ia eterna BIenaven-
turanEa el alma del p. Romeu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
ReyiSta de la Peninsula.

San Sebastian, Agosto 1S de 1895.
D spu6s d. euviar al correo mi
revista anterior, la del dls z, lego
squi la noticis de que ell GobieEBo
hsbia deteuido ls ca Ida del vspor
hssts el 16. para que llevara paIte
de las tropss qee etta maUdsndo 8
Cuba. Esoribo esta nuevA Fevlsta,
como continuation de Sque Is, de
iando de hacetio ell Is por la Wis de
BardeOs, puestO que solo han de
TtranscDrIir tEeE dias,
El envfo numeroso de jefes y
aoldsdos que vsn 4 defender la In
tegridsd de la Patria 90 10 que mas
preocupa Ia atenci6n p60llca ALA
va animosa nuestra iaventud, de
jsndo las lsgrimss para las familiss
de os 10 eTvistss, que temen no
volveF os 8 yer. PssSd0 mafisns
ira 10 augusta Regente del Reino
con sus hijos 4 Vltoria, donde hay
reunida representation de to6as Ias
sElnas; este viaje Sc lleva csbo
por deseo expVeso de doha CristiDa,
que ha qaerido despedirse del eje,-
clto. Canovss EsldIs hoy dc Ma
dF!d para ss udsE en Visoria 4 s.
II y despues seguira su expedici6n
veraniegs, empezando per tomar
las sguss en- Santa Agueda.
Io que se agita en- politica es el
ieAeo de que hsys nuevas Oortes,
psrO el GObieTno consideTa que 20
debea veIificsrse lss eles clones sino
ouendo se hsya consegudo Ia pss
elfisse on de Ooba, para one teo ga
lugaF ! Rpergufa con esa grata 10
gina As g. evits a que los repu
a.lea ~ $40 Rotten ei o,IsFFo, mien
as qaV Q G0bieTfo necs sta todo
o tsies ) t0da so ateuo8cn eI
sT 81 tgiRRfo cue tanto rof
,itsYeis. Ba tabte tleDe ore haeer
sJa e 10 J Goa In indemDizae g.
Moa; por eieTto que ahoFa sal
.Boa seg10 dice on diaFio q1e sse
kura e. eta Dlen enterado, Con qus
o. gol ieTuo n0fte smeFlSa' o pide /
20 s6lo el eapta, sipo tsmbieD los
tnhTeseF, I do psgkdo en- oEo del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
Puerto Principe.

El OomandRnte general de esta
o'Ovincia partIcip6 que ha regresa.
10 de operaCi0nes, habiendo teni.
10 flsgo 3 dlas CON las f0erEas de
Maxine Gomez, entire el canine
Real de OOba y Ia via f6srea de
NueVitas.
Los insurrectos huyeFon conntan-
temeate delante de las tropas, de-
iando en- nuestro poder tres mner.
tos, tres prisi0neros y mas de 20
saballos entire c0gidos Y abAndo-
uados muchos de ellos con month.
ras.
Sc ignora el n6mefo de herldos
del enemig0, que eAtS desmoEallsa-
10 y fraocionado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
0rden general

lei dfa ID de Ag0atO de 1895 en-
Santa CLARA:
"SieEdo de impeEioss necesidsd,
20 600 evitar que ia insurrecci6n
aumente en- lss Villas, ,sino concluir-
"a 10 sntes possible, he dIspuesto Qre
son el aumento de fuerzas, que lss
que vienen de Ia Peninsula me per-
niten destlpar 4 dicho territoFiO, fe
eorme ell sexto Disttito militar, po-
aiendo sl frente de 81 al General
ie Division d. AIvaro SnSreE Val.
i6s, c0ntinuando con los eargos de
GobernadoE Militar y Civil d.
Agustin Luque, que sctualmate 10
desempefa, y de segundo Jefe del
Distrito.
La organizaci6n que sc dara & las
faerias de este Dist.ito es Ia si-
guiente:
Santa Olars.--Zona hajo ell in-
mediate mando del General LuQus
son los Batallones Am6slaa, Soria
2 teroero de Alfonso XIII, y escuR.
irones PrlmeIos del Oomercio = de
Pigarro.
Remedioa-Jefe de xona, Oorc.
ael don Jas6 Oliver con Ios Bata-
Ilos de Borb6n. Isabel q, Burgos.
los escuadr0nes de Oamajuanf y ell
de- PavIa.
Ssgus.-Jete de Eona, Corosel
| lon Carlos Hernandez de Velasco
con los Batallones de Extremadu-
"a, Navas y GalIcia y Escuadrones
ie Sagunto y el movlllzado de San.
to Domingo.
Oienfdegos.-Jsfe de Eons, CO.
ro1el don jose III. L6pes, con los
Batallones Infante "a de Marins,
Baroelona, Oanarias, guerrills dc
Alfonso XIII, Escuadrones de Mon
tesa y Trevifio.
TfInidad.-Jefe de Eona, OoEonel
lon Manuel Reyes, con los Batallo-
aes do Alavs, Viscaya y segundo
Eseuadr6n del Comerclo.
SanctF Spiritus.--Jefe de xons,
Ooronel de Zamora don J0E6 Is-
qulerdo. con los Batallones de "a
mOts, Ohiolana, Granada, TetuAn y
EscuadroLes de Numancla = Prln.
cesa J una compsfiia de ingenleros.
Arsenic Marines Dc Oampos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04

Aver envi6 aqui 81 General kz-
cafrags un proyecto de decreto,
coDoediendo los penados que es-
taudo eE seEviCio activO dc las ar
mas fGtron condenados q penae
que no sean las de cadena perpe
tua, que puedan solieitsr ell pase aI
ejercitO de operaCiOnes de Cuba
por el tiempo que duFe 10 campsfls
: seis meses mas. Estos forma,an
oompsnias disCiplinsElas, que ct
sglegsTkn a Las lrigsdss del ej6t-
eito de operaeiones, y dis9one que
81 en- Ia guerra observAn buens
conducts, sc les conceda indulto
total de- la pena; ; en- c4sO ouu
aaria, que sc les destice otra vek 4
.os penalss en que slfien hoy 60
condena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
MARTINEZ CAMPOS
Y LOS PARTIDOS.

Al regresar reaientemenke a Ia
Ha0ana el General Marines Gam
poe, todos los partidos enviaron
comlsiones q felicitarle por 81
extrsordiuario srrojo y pesicia en-
Ia acci6n de Peralej :, y ofrecefle,
asi como a Ia Gausa do Espafia Que
representa- y simbolIzs, ell teslimo.
nlo de su adhesion.
O1ntestsndo a la comisl6n del
partdo reformlsts, el General h.xo
Las siguientes declarsciones:
"PassndO ahora 4 contestar otras
lndcaciones que sc me han hecho
en- nombre del patt'do reformists,
he de deoir que sgrade6i mucho
el ofreeimianto hecho pcr ell Sc
nor Oonde de la Montera de licen-
ciar el partido si 20 10 oreia nece-
sario para evltarme difisultades, en-
10 que todos los reformlstas esta-
ban conformes. Esto ca una gran
prueba de patrlotismo; pero Ia
verdad ca que dificllmente podria
20 responder 4 eemejaL to oferta.
Yo tengo en- cate asunto mis- opI.
niones, que veDgo sosteniendo ha-
ce muchos amos. Tai ves me eQui
vogue, tratandose de este palg; pero
ca la Peninsula no me he eqnivo.
cado.
En- general, soy opuesto 4 la
existenCla de tres partidos. Onan-
do volvi de Ia Isla de Ouba 4 Espa
iia, asegur6 que ell tsrcer partldo
que all tratsbs de crearse no tr9e-
ria ventsjas V podria ser una per
turaaci6n. 7 la verdad ca que
aqueilo Sc quiso lIevar adelante y
no foe dnraderc.
Autes 20 no me habia ocupado
de- la politica, pues el movimiento
que hlce en- Sagun to no fue de nin-
gun partldo, slno monarquico y IL
beral, por ei convenciL-iento que
go habts adquirido de que la han
defsl liberal Decesitaba una f6rmu.
Ia grsta al pals = IN principle en-
que encarnarse, porque no 90 podia
conelnit la guerra caTlista sin opo-
DER a los lemss de gu bandera otros
simpatlocs al Pais. Aquelss hom.
bres, fanatlzados por una idea, y
posesionsdos de no pequenA parte
do las provinciss, grltabsn: Viva
EspafaI Viva el Rayl Verdad
es que nosotros gritabamos: Viva
Espafla!, y cate grito 10 abarcaba
sodo; pero ell que oonooe al soldado,
ssbe que con necessrias ciertas pa
labras para aoreceDtar So empefio en-
los combstes. Z era indispensable
crear IN poder personal y vigoroso
para llegar la psz material y tran.
quilizar los espir tus, agitados pos
largs e6fle de turbulencias
Yo, por 10 DENTS J psrto de esta
coo vicci0n, jamas me dedIqu6 { es-
tu3lar oil personalmente teuia ten
deneles conservadorGs 8 lIberaIss.
Ma habian elegido diputado, contra
mi deseo, y no tome asiento en- el
Oopgreso; fui senador por derecho
propio, y no reslsm6 mi puesto,
pues no queria tigurar en- poiftica,
y no 10 hlce hasta que el Rey y los
jefes de los partidos me obliga-
ron q clio. Asi y todo. teDgo tan
p0ca f6 en- la politiea de partido,
que rara veS deja de ser exclusive,
que he querido hscer slempre polf
tica naCionaI; y a este 80 debe ls
contradiction Ge que mas
veces haya figursdo como liberal ,
0trss como Conservation. En rigor,
40 hacia slpo prestar mi concurso
las tendencias que por el momento
apsreoi9n como mas convenientes
para Ia Naci6n y el Trono."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-09-04
Matanzas.

DleE y slete guardIas civiIes de la
0omandancla de Colon, en- el pues.
TO de San Anton, mandadOs Dor ell
sargente don BFaulio Ugarte, en-
contrsr0n una partida insurrec-
20 compuesta de 60 hombres & pi6
? mayor n6mero & caballo, & Ia
lue atscarOn valerosamente los ci.
tados guardjas, Caus&ndo.e al ene-
migo numerosas bsjas.