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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

Tho Democracy Are In BAD Way FOL
Leader.


Tho Democracy Are In BAD Way for
Leader.
Apropos OF the third-term gable
concerning Cleveland-where will the
democracy find an available presi-
Dental candidate other than he?
Campbell is no longer "A possibility.
The Ohio election settled that. Nor is
German in the line of party promo
ton. No sane democrat would favor
man who is the senatorial creature
Of the trusts, and whose state has gone
republican by way of protest against
his political methods.
Carlisle In not an available quantity.
HIS state has gone republican. He IL
i'm accord with Cleveland ON the money
question. He is therefore weaker than
his chief. The same thing is true of
Whitney. While he shares Cleveland's
views on finance, his affiliations with
the standard oil trust and tho rank
and file OF the democracy would not
support man identified with the big
gest trust in the world
Nor is Stevenson, the vice president,
nm available man. He is n nonentity.
The eastern democrats laugh at him.
and in the west he has no following.
"Horizontal Bill" Morrison Ii figure
from the past, and the situation de-
mands a strong, active man OF affairs,
and not back number.
No free silver man will get the nomi-
nation, and this cuts out senator Nor
gan, OF Alabama; Bland and Vest, of
Missourii Crisp, of Georgia, and a
shoal OF ether demagogic hackers of
crankism-
Hill, OF New York. cannot carry his
own state, and New York is n necessity
TO the democrats In order TO win next
year. Brice. of New York, has presi-
Dental aspirations, but his late defeat
in Ohio has rendered him unavailable.
TO say nothing of his record ia the
senate.
Secretary olney Is pretcntious hum
bug, and awaltes no enthusiasm In the
party. Gov. Matthews, OF Indiana, IL
several sizes too small, Gov. Altgeld. of
Illinois. is too sympathetic with an
archy, socialism and similar dangerous
fads.
We do not take much stock In the
third-term boom; but when you come
TO look over the field. IL IL plain there
is not a democratic possibility who il
any stronger than is Cleveland. IL is
this fact which alone gives the talk
Of renominating Cleveland my inn
portance whateyer.--Toledo Blade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

n u with the Revenus Instead - the
Currency.
Treasury officials would have II under
stood that unless congress takes action
for the relief of the treasury there must
bc another bond issue during the win
ter. The apparently frank statement OF
this expectation. coming on the eve of
the meeting Of congress, is little sus-
picious. A little study of the situation
indicates that II In not made as n con-
fession that the revenues are made
quate but In support Of the Carlyle plan
for abolishing the greenbacks. The
Washington correspondent of the New
York Times gives further evidence In
support OF this conclusion when he at
tempts 20 show that the decline In the
gold reserve is indcpcndentofallo rdina-
ry financial operations. the increasing
treasury receipts having practically no
effect upon the reserve. The evident
purpose OF the treasury ofiicinhis 10
make IL appear that nothing but the re-
tirement of the greenbncks will put the
treasury gold In a satisfactory condi-
sicn.
Az ~ uVt Ii0buDiu tnat tthEft'1 VIII
take this view OF the situation. The
first fact which will be noted is that for
a series OF months the government re-
ceipts have fallen far below the ex-
penditures and that the democratic
tariff has proved itself inadequatet TO the
needs of the government Naturally the
first idea of congress will be 10 set this
matter right. That will be the wise
course. Once that is adjusted there
viii be time enough TO take up the sub
iect of the greenbaclSs. II is believed
that, with tariff yielding ample reye-
nue. and not discriminating against
American products, the gold reserve will
cease TO cause trouble. So long as our
imports of foreign goods increase and
our exports of various products decrease
there will DO an adverse balance which
must be settled in cash. and so gold will
5e exported.
The exports and imports of gold
during the first ten months of the year
l.. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

cloth can be sold in New York at 81
cents yard, plus commission and
freight, while under the Mckinley
tariff similar goods could not be sold
for less than Si.Ss II is not surpris-
ing that. as our English correspondent
puts it, evidence Of our freshening
trade" Is everywhere visible through
out Yorkshire. AS for Americans, our
sheep growers are practically ruined,
our manufacturers of wooden goods
fare but little better and the people
are being compulsorily educated (?) to
the use of shoddy goods. Such are q
few of the results OF shoddy tariff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

ONE of the principal exhibitors In
the Agricultural display at the Atlanta
exposition Is Miss Annie Dennis. Of
Talbottom, Ga, n young woman only
twenty-five years of age She owns n
fine estate Of about thousand acres,
which she personally superintendA
She began farming seven years ago.
and since then has taken more than q
hundred prizes at fairs with various
products of her farm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

A FEATURE of the Tennessee centen-
NAL exposition, which viii open Sep
TENDER /, 1906. will be steel tower
900 feet high, with great revolving
crown of incandesccnt lights on top.
AS the crown revolves the lights will
spell in dissolving shades the words,
Tennessee Centennial. 1896"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

1T has been urged upon President
Roberts, OF Tie Pennsylvania Railroad
system. by Electrician Westinghouse
that II he would equip his lines east OF
Pittsburgh with electricity he could
save annually tho difference between
5000. 900 tons Of coal and Goo 600. Mr..
Westinghouse insists that the company
would have better and more satisfac-
tory service at n saving OF about 81, 900.
600 annually In the cost Of the one
item OF fuel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

r1The chances are that the admin
isfration type of finance will rule In tho
democratic national convention. The
recent outvoting of the free coinage
democrats In Nebraska IL reason
enough to expect that result of the ina
ternal conflict In the party. That VIII
mean the virtual expulsion from tho
democratic ranks of so great portioa
of the party In the west and south that
there will be fair chance for the re-
publican ticket TO carry every state In
the union. IL q new silver party should
win in Nevada IL would at least be with
In the probabilities that the candidates
Of the democratic party should fad to
get a single electoral vote. That would
bc the most remarkable and interesting
wreck OF party which had swept the
country only four years earlier that
was ever seen In the United States. The
democrats are certain TO be beaten very
badly. and IL looks more and moro az
In they might be 'shuf out entirely. ns
tho baseball phrase is. - Cleveland
Leader.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

A STOCK company has been organ
ized at Waupaca, Wis. TO work an ex-
tensive mari bed near there. The mari
extends under some fifty acres. and is
from ten to fifteen feet thick and very
pure. Experts pronounce IL suitable
for making the best quality OF Port
land cement.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

A NEW fish hook has been invented.
The bait-holding device is supplied
nth self-opening hooks, which are
closed and concealed at their points,
and which spring in opposite direc-
tions when the slightest tension is put
upon the line. One of the chief advan-
tages claimed is that when the fish are
landed they can be readily released.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

GEoRoIA has made strong effort
toward obtaining goods roads A law
has been passed by the Legislature re-
curing all male persons between the
ages of fifteen and fifty TO work on tho
roads five days in each year. or in lieu
OF working to pay the county road
fund 81 day for each OF the five days
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

DR. GoRIANsKI declares that the use
of the pure and fresh juice of raw
cranberries, given freely, either un-
diluted or with an equal part of water,
is an excellent means Of relieving tho
thirst and vomiting peculiar 10 chol-
era. In fifty cases, in which Ice and
narcotics failed to make the slightest
impression, the cranberry juice in
small but repeated doses rapidly
checked both vomiting and nausea.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

A CINCINNATI judge has decided that
reserved seat tickets to theaters can
not be sold after the doors are open,
but only general admission tickets en-
titling the holder 70 any seat in the
house not reserved previous TO the per-
Torrance. The decision Is made un-
der a local ordinance, and its effect
may be to make the price of general
admission equal to that OF the best
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

Edison believes that he can solve the
problem of air-ships either by using
balloons or aeroplancs; but to use his
own words: II would construct actual
ships OF the air-yachts, schooners and
briRantines--which would taclSand jibe
and sail before the wind. My idea Ia
that the lifting power OF these air-ships
should be gas stored in the sails I
would construct gas bags shaped Ike
the sails OF yacht"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

American fleece woods declined from
~ cents TO Is cents per pound and
American secured woods from rs TO
27H cents per pound between October
4, 1891. and October /, 1895. Foreign
woods. ON the other hand, were higher
October 1, 1895, than they were ON
October l. 1891.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

ALAwyER, residing in the north of
England, and noted for his laconic
style OF expression. sent the following
terse and witty note TO refractory
client, who would not succumb to his
reiterated demands for the payment
Of his bill; "Sir. ifyou pay the enclosed
You viii oblige me. II 20 do not /
shall oblige YOU"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

A LARGE coal area, twelve miles long
by six broad, has been discovered on
the new line of railway to the west
coast of Newfoundland. The geolog-
zeal surveyor estimates that one seam
alone. which is four feet wide, COM
tains III, 900, 600 tons of excellent camel
coal. Six other seams have not yet been
traced
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

BIcycLIsrs in Tacoma, WASH. have
petitioned the city council TO impose
tax of 81 year on bicycles, and to
devote the fund thus raised TO laying
out and maintaining certain road in
tine city ns "A bicycle path. Tine coun-
Gil has agreed to the proposition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

ryEx-Congressman Holman thinks
the democrats would have won In the
last two elections II the administration
had pursued different course In re-
gard 10 Hawaii. and that they can win
In the next one II they advocate the
recognition OF the Cubans as bclligrr-
cnts. All of which shows that Hol-
mans Judgment II not worth much.
The Wilson-Gormnn tariff did il. and
nothing clsc.-Toledo Blade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07
The rrotectionIsts weresnIrht.

The free traders prophesied that
free trade In wool would advance tho
price of wool In this country. Protec-
tionists said IL would cheaper wool
here and advance II abroad The pro-
tectionists were right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

tyAnd now the poor consolation Ia
taken away from the Kentucky demo
Gratis Of saying their defeat was due 70
the stay-at-homc vote. On the con
trory. IL wan due TO a very full vote.
The total number Of ballots cast was
larger than ever before Toledo Bladc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

AFTER thirty years Of litigation Sam
uel Holiday, of San Francisco. has
won his fight against that city for pos
session OF fifty-acre lot forming tho
highest part OF Lafayette park. one Of
San Francisco's most beautiful pleas
ure grounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

The St. Louis board OF FIRE under
writer's has expelled an insurance firm
from the association for employing q
female solicitor, she being the widow
OF deceased solicitor who succeeded
e her husbands business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

While yenrninR for the good OF all
mankind. tho free trader win try 10 re-
ducc the wages Of his own help to the
European standard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

Free Trade Facts Upset All Free Trade
Orators Theories.

Orators Theories.
We have already discussed the free
trade theory that IL we do not buy we
cannot SELL We have shown by our
own import and export statistics that,
since the German tariff went into effect
with its first approach to free trade.
we have been buying very literally
from foreign countries; but, on the
other hand. we have been selling less
than usual In the markets of the world.
AS the results of our actual experience
have proven different TO free trade
theories and promises, we thought IL
best to examine the results of England's
buying and selling. There we have an
absolute free trade country, while here
the free traders might claim that their
theories have not assumed practical
shape because the German tariff is par
TALLY protective. Without going into
all the details of British foreign trade.
we take their exports of wooden goods
and their imports OF some food prod
nets, these being possibly their two
most important lines of trade. Here
are the figures for the eight months
ending August 81 OF the present year;
KNofIqT ExpoRTa on wOor.EN GOODS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

Totals. $50 107. oh1 f3d, i5e, b6i a 0fk Vol
Since our new tariff on wool and
wooden goods went into effect England
has increased her sales of wooden goods
In the United States to the extent of
ST., 800, 900 more than she sold us OF
similar goods during the correspond
ing months Of 1894. 1t Is thus evident
that England is increasing her sales
with our first approach toward free
trade, but how Is II with her buying?
In the hnlf-dozen food products that
are given above, we find that England
has bought from us during the first
eight months OF tho present year TO
the extent of SIS, 200, 900 less than she
bought from ms last year. With larger
sales OF wooden goods by S17, 800, 900
and smaller purchases of half dozen
food products by SIS, 900. 900, II IL evil
dent that England Is doing pretty well
since the German tariff went into
effect.
But unfortunately the theory of
American free traders that "if we do
not buy we cannot sell" still remains
10 be proven, for England IL buying
much less from us and selling us much
more. We are buying more and selling
less; they are selling more but buying
less. Our statistics show that although
we are doing the buying, we are not
doing the selling that we used TO under
protection. Their statistics show that
they are doing the selling, although
they are not doing as much buying as
when we had protection.
We should like some free trade editor
TO explain the why and the wherefore
Of this condition of affairs, which con-
trasts SO strangely with the free trade
theories and promises Of the past
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

This shows a net export for the year
of S41,4s6.46 During the same PEI
Rod notes have been redeemed as fol-
lows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-07

Crystal Falls SATURDAY, Dsc- z. 1891.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15

flaquexa De alarmaFse por una bl-
coca, por una tonteria.
ia otra puerta, senores Senado-
res foridanos
Ouidense ustedes de sus ssunt0s
y defense de Sudar calenturas por
los extrafios.
A Espala le importan 10 mismO
las simpatias del Senado de Ia Flo
rida para con los insurreCtos que
los asuntos de 10 Patagonia, pom
gamos por case.
Espaha concluira Ia rebellion dc
Cuba con Ia fuerEa de su derecho J
ell derecho de su fuerza.
Y ell Senado de la Florida se que
dara con su mojado scuerdo.
Buen prcvecho lie haga.
iQue no se lie indigeste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15
OONDIOIONHS
PARA EL CERTAMEN.

Los trabsj0s han de SEE oEi.
glnales 6 in6ditoa
Dbl pla1o para 10 peesenta.
ci6n de los mismos termlna el die
IL de Ostubre pr6ximo. & las 10 Dc
10 noche.
Clos trabsjos deberkn seR re-
mitidos al local de Ia 6ociedad
(Ean Francisco 79), y no ham Dc
llevar firma nj indicaCi6n alguna
del nombre del autor, pero d m
lena, perfectamente legible, en- eI
sobre 8 cubieEta. El mismo lena
deberA ponerse en- otro sObre laefa.
do que oontenga el n0mbIe, Apelll-
do y domicilio del Aut0f.
4.-Tndos los trabajos, sean q
no pRemiados, QuedarAn archivAd0s
en- Ia Secretaria de Ia Sociedad, y
los sObres que cOntengan Las tirmas
de los aut0res que NO 0btnvieeon
premios serkn lnutilisados p6biica.
mente, en- el aoto de la distribuci0n
ne los mlsm0s.
3. .-6e otorgaT6n GOCessits, con.
sistentes en- an diplOma, 4 las obras
que 10 mereEcan.
Puerto Rico, so de AbEil de 1895.
I'll Presidente, Gabriel Fsvvsr
HTndndss. Ell SeCretario dc ID
Socledad, JOs6 GOrdils.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15

oEiinario', que Importance tnl
santidAd superior { 100000 pes
sos, aqui donde tenemos simisn-
ses vegetables tan ricss en- materia |
grasa como el ricino J el cnco.
Las farmacias, inundAdas de
nedieamentos patentados, cusndo
pueden haeerse Aquf preparaeio
neA mas puras y m.jorss, deben
servir de ensefia 4 los estudio-
sos farmaeeaticos, a los que &c
dedican al eseudio de 10 quimica
para librArnos de semeJante tTi-
buto, pues 81 dichos msdicAmen
tos representan una sumA notable,
10 perfumeria y esencia que reci-
bimos del exterior no bala de cien
mil pesor.
Lo mismo decimos del 2apel, y
yr no Eos referimos 4 las cIases
6nas nj al pApel continue, sino al
ordinario que 90 dedica aqui pa
GO envolver, y que recibimos del
exterior en- una cantidad supe-
rior 4 600 mil kilo1, seniendo eD
Puerto Rico todos los elementos
baFatfsimos para fabricarlo.
Igual sucede con 10 cervesS.
que ae recibe en- cantidades enor.
mes, y cuya indassria podfa VlVir
aqui desahogadamense /; , dignas
son tawbien de la mayor protec
ci6n Artes tan merecedoras de a.
presto como ID tipografiA y Ito
| grafis, de coYos srabajos estk dan
do el paiI gAl!arda mue'tra de
sde anto, somo 10 revela ID d tima
obra descriptive de nuestra Ex-
posi.i6n, u1o de cuyos eapiluloG
nos ha Sugetido estas observacio.
nes.
Pues si esto pasa con ciertas
industria', todavfa 90 mts sensi-
BILE que aquf 90 importer 10000
kiloS do acsites de coco = palma
mGs de 100000 kilos de hortali-
xas /; cerca de medic million de
kil0s de hArina de mAis, cuando
precisAmente exportamos este
grano ; J no hablemos del arroz,
del que Fecibimos medic million
Dc quin.aleS comunes, que impor
tan tanto como 10 que vale toda
nuesGra production de cana.
Con 100000 cuerdas de TERRA
por cultivar y una poblacion den
% 60 necsIario dirigir todos loo
esfderEos I lIenar esos huecos que
nos hAcen tEibutarios del exts-
rior, contribuyendo asf & Ia ge-
nerosa empresa de variav los cul-
tivo', porque, como ~ hemoS
expuesto en- otras ocasioues, los
cultivos exclusivos en- una crisis
pueden conducir al pais Al bords
del abIsmo, misnsras que con 10
variedad de cultiVos pusde STEM
pre- salVarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15

For CrombeE. de Panchin Varo-
a., de jose Maceo. TAI primer
tap6n zurrapas POGO tendraO
que ccntar en- ell otro bArrio de 10
actual insurrecci6n de Cubs. En-
el pr6logo de esta intsntona hA.
llaron ya Ell pAGaporte para 10 etsr.
nldAd. /, 7 el generGHsimo An.
tonic Mscso 7 Desde que desem
bare6 en- Cuba no cesa de correr
como alma que lleva ell diablo,
perseguido por les nuestro'.
7 10 peor es que nj la ligerezA
de los pies ls hs 1e valer.
Me.anse, me1anse en- aarina,
como se dice vulgsrmente, Maxi
mo Gomez y Joi9 MART.
Fiese aquel de "a experien :Ia,
Fiese este de las inspiracioneI
de au encaDijAdA musa.
Psro | oJo oil Cristo. ......... quI
90 espsfioI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15
r. I. p.

El sa0ado nlttmo, cuand0 esta0a
"a en- psensa ell n6mero del BoLE'
TIN correspondence al domingo,
IL del actual, supimos con delorosa
sorpresa el fallecimiento de la Sc
nora dofia Orescencia Torres = To.
rres, dlgnisima esposa de nuestro
distinguido amigo Ell Lodo. D. Jose
Ignaoio Beyens. ilustrado Regis
trador de 10 Propieda1 de esta Oa-
|pital.
IgnorAbamos que estuvlese en-.
ferEna de cuidado la que "a nc
existe; de ahi nuestra sorpresa al
enterarnos del triste suceso que
pone 10 pluma en- nuestras manos
Dana de grandes merecimientoI
? virtudes Ia seiiora de Beyens, era
con raE6n muy conslderadA en-
nuestra soCiedad, cuyas generates
simpatias diAfrutaba. Oonsort "a
amante, solicita , carinosa madre
era 10 cue, con 81 desaparici6n del
mundo de los vivos, ha llenadO de
luto J duelo IN hogar hace POGO fe
liz.
Eabe el desconsolado viudo que
le acompanamos en- 81 pena; que
partlcipamos del pesar de sus tria.
tes hijos.
IDeSCanse en- Ia eterna gloria ID
malograda sehora de Beyensl
Sc ha confirmado Ia noticia de
otro falleclmiento, tambi6n muy
sensible, recientemente ocurrido Ell
Madrid: oil del Excmo. ST.. d. Juan
J. MAchicote , Pignatel, Marques
de Machicote.
Foe este CabAlleroso y antique
amigo nuestro Teniente Ooronel
de Voluntarios y Vicepresidente
de nuestra Dlputaci6n Provincial.
I'll difonto Sr. Marques de Ma
chlcote era hijo de cate suelo, y ha.
bic fgurado onsecuentemente en-
nuestEa patrlotlca ColectiVl0a0.
Descanse en- la celestial Bien
aventuran1a.
A sus deudos Ia expression dc
nuestra condolences.
En- Arecibo ha passdo lgualmen.
to q mejor vida Ia muy digna senors
dofia Francisco Gomez UrbiztondC
de Muhoz, carinoss madre politiCa
de nuestro respectable amigo el
Excmo. Sr. Marques de las Olaras,
4 quien, como 50 distingui1a Sc
hora esposa, enviamos palabras de
slncera condolencia en- la justa Pc
ma que embargo 81 Amino.
Goce de 10 presen sla del Altisi :
mo Ia bondsdosa sefora que ha de.
jado este vale de lEgrimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-15

contralmiEante sefior Delgado Pa.
rej0 C0mandante general del Apos.
tadero de la Habana.
Madrid, 8-La OOmisl6n Aran.
celaria de Cuba , Puerto Rlcc,
reunida bajo 10 presldencIA del Mi.
uistro de Ultrsmar, ha dado pose.
ci6n de la PEesidencia { don jose
Garcia BarEalIana.
Sc he nombsad0 poE dicha comi-
sion Pfesidente de Ia ponencIa dc
teiidos al senior Ferratges, y SecEt.
tario ai seior don LaureADo R1dEi.
gueE.
Madrid. 8.-Han sIdo sorteados
Is m6dicos del cuerpo de Sauidad
Mtlitat con destino & la isla de
Cuba.
Madrid, S.--Est& enferma de
gravedad la esposa del Behor R1.
nero RobIedo.
Madrid, 8.--Ss ia reuLIdo In 90.
mission nombrada para Ia reforma
de los aranceles de Ouba y Puerto
Rlco, con obieto de daf possession
al Presidente.
EI senior ViIlaveEde ha desistldo
de presentar la dimisI6u despu6s
de una confeTencia CeIebrada con
el sefior Oastellauo.
| Madrid, 8.-En el vapor LEON
XIII 90 han embaEcado 10000
pesos en- plata con con destlno {
Cuba.
Madrid, 9.-Ha sido adIudlcada
la construction de Lac cafionesas
para Ooba & la casa Yea Mugguia,
de O&diE, y & lotra casa del FsFroI.
i Ha sido ascendIdo & Oapi' an 0e-
neral de Ej6rcito el General Blan.
90, G)bernadoE General de FlIipI-
mas.
Il Marchara ! la capi al de dleho
archipelago el cru0ero o IHfaMts
Maria Teresa, en- provision de loo
suOesos que puedan ocursir con mo.
: tivo del conveni0 entire China y sl
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