davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

| ed the platform as favorable TO silver
| should be turned out Of the party.
Mr.. sherman followed, saying that
| the newspaper extract quoted from
| ind represented himself correctly.
] lie said that he believed In the use
OF both metals to as great an extent
| as was possible, and at the same
time maintain their parity.
| Mr.. Teller was on his rect as Mr.
| Sherman closed. =,
"The senator from Ohio cannot d.
vert me" said Mr. Teller, by his old
silver speech. the same one no nus
been delivering for twenty years, the
same one / have heard so often pc
fore" Mr.. Teller declared that the ne
nnilions of bimetalllsm by Mr., sherman
were erroneous, were contrary To those
adopted at state and national conyen-
lions, contrary to the accepted under
standing of France and other Tor
eign countries.
The Republican party could not pc
stultihed said Mr.. Teller, by the De,
ception or fraud and the "bunco game
OF the single gold advocates. win I'M
passlOned tones. and addressing NM
self to Mr.. Sherman, Mr.. Teller repu-
dlate the suggestion that the state OF
Colorado would ever accept me as
honest interpreta tion OF bimetallism he
represented, and IT, It did. added Mr..
Teller he would cease to represent
that state In the United States senate
"The senator (Nlr sherman speaks
Of the death of silver" exclaimed Mr.:
Teller but | warn him that he VIII
find 1t a lively corpse to rise up here
and haunt him. The safety of the Re
publican party lies In adherence TO
honest. sound money made up of the
two metals side by side as from time
immcmorial"
At $3.50 O'clock the Cuban question
which had been laid aside since
o'clock secured the right Of way ana
MIR. White, CDem. CALI addressed the
senate.
While expressing his sympathy for
the Cubans In their struggle, lie urged
the need Of orderly procedure. the
senator gave much attention TO legal
uhases involved In the recognition
of Belligerency. He added 1t was
not for the senate to preaume that the
president would not recognize the bel
ilgerency should circumstances war
rant.
Mr. white had not concluded when.
at o'clock the senate went into exec
utIvc session, and few minutes after
wards adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Austin. Tex. Feb. 2s-tspecial,-or
eau Of trial docket in the mir, co,vI,
az c'vll APPEALS today the following or'
uers were made to-wit. "'"s Or
Alirmed-C. w. Hail ys ~.
Tor, from Robertson. Texas ssv lay
lnan association VS.. ZeltIer =, az "N,lnFs
sMlcLennapi Moore ct al. VS.. R,o srn,
fro,m .Mr n,i. nn; Raekley VS.. FowIts
snrlnce comnany vs.. iSemnnsr" IRE IN
Leon; the City OF Austin Wv rom
Welsh, from Travis. W. W. c.
Kansas nrsess .,, ind end remandcd-NilAsour,
&,ilinp ct nj. from BostrS2. W Bishop
ysiee and santa Fe RAILWAY nn Sol-
vs. = y. Butler, from Tom Green cry company
cent rte, nnn,s,la and affirmed with 10 ,o,
Carroll, from NILS. e vs. Samuel
ny uruers were made. Nj '"e ioiiow-
a''ns refused--Giidines =, .,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
THE ouBAN REVOLUTION


Washington. Feb. 26.-The sub-com-
lnlttrp ON foreign affairs this afternoon
agreed on the text uf the Cuban resolu-
ton that viii be submitted to the fun
committee tomorrow
II is said to be very moderate in tone.
but It's expression OF sympathy with
the insurgents Is strong The Demo
Gratis OF the committee have not yet
shown their hands. Unless the rcaulu-
tlon is acceptable to the administra-
ton It is believed they will oppose it's
adoption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Decisions Rendered In CIviI Court
of Appeals.

san Antonio Tex. Feb. 26.--(specinl)
The following decisions were rem
dered today by the court Of civil APP
reals of the fourth supreme
Jndicial district Affirmed; city Ma
tlonal banl; Of Fort Worth yq. A Ward
Davis ct al, from Dallas; w. r. Lam
merit ct al vs, G. r. Mcclure ct al,
rom Johnson; Charles Goodnight ct
A. vs.. the Texas Mortgage company ct
a. from Dallas; Il. T.. Morris VS.. W,
-. Housley ct al, from Dallas; j W.
Haggard VS.. John b. Martin. from COL
I'm; X. B. and Ward Templeman ct nj.
vs. Texas Brewing company, from Tar
rant: Reversed and remanded: The
Is. Dedbetter ct al, from Mason; North
western National Insurance company
vs.. q. a. Wi2c, from Grayson. Rc-
Tersgd and rendered: r. c. md @.
Atascosa; iCty Of sherman VS.. n. 10
Smith, from Grayson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
DEFEND AMBASSADOR pAYAnD.
Minority Report of Committee on
Foreign Affairs.

Washington. Feb. 2G.-Mr. Dlnsmoro
of Arkansas today filed The riin"rit,.
report Of the committee on foreicn M
inirs on tho resolution to censure An
brief, ~ very
II says that the minority dIssop,
from the Views Of the majority and
that IN their opinion there was moth
l'iE W either Of the speeches to Justify
any, censure by congress. ''
The proposed action. Il continues L.,
unHwarranted ond unprecedented -
- me report Is signed by Nessrs No
SHreary CDem, Ky1, Tucker CDem
Nn)' and Money Dcm., Miss). and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Tabasco several years ago published
claim to an Invention similar to that
OF Roentgen, but more Ike the dis
covery OF Professor Salvloni Of Italy.
which ia n means or utilizing certain
rays OF light So AZ to see into and
through Opaque bodies. The Mexican
Havnnt clnlms to have an instrument
enabling him to see the circulation Of
the blood In the human body. Families
Of thu upper classes are awaiting with
anxiety the arrival dt apostolic dele
gate AvcrIrdi, and many marriages
and baptlsna have been deferred until
his arrival 80 he may perform the ccre-
uIMulnL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
POLITICAL NEWS.


Eolian, Stephens Co, Tex. Feb. &C.
lspeGial)-The free silver Democrats
OF Eollan met and drafted a strong
sct OF resolutions reanlrming their al,
,esIanee TO the party and favorlng the
trt ana unlimited coinage of silver
,inS also condemned the bond issue In
OF greenbacks and the granting ~ nen.
slons TO the families of deceased public
LIEN a resolution was also adopted in,
IyoIsing the action OF the recent state
democratic executive committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
TWO sourm CAROLINA CASES.


Washington. Feb 2G.--Elections COM
mittce No. today unanimously de-
clde1 to report IN favor OF McLaurin,
the sitting member in the case of VIII
son vs. McLaurln, from the Sixth South
Carolina district. and l.atimer. the sit
ting member In the case in which
Muorman was the contestant from
the Third South Carolina district.
The committee hold the registration
laws Of South Carolina to be uncon-
stitutionnl ana that every one pre-
vented from voting by these laws
should be counted whore there was
competent evidence to show for the
contestant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

nN Nlnita, ! 7, Feb, 2s,-Cspecl.l1-Tbe
i iy,,noe A,, OF the territory are oreans
aatse oe etuns IN preparation for a dele,
IN this place June TO eleci da 70 meet
Ut the Chicago convention. tinon Az
nr,lliosrsilip OF these clubs is based the
r ysp,,esssntation TO the territoria, con- er
ship OF aAn e'uo mas y member
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

meNia, Tex, Feb, Observation-Disclosures
"a aSSi'9W'ng delegates have been nprnint-
~ 70 Iepreeent Freestone coIintv ia
~ e hspublioan congressional eonyeni
a. sion To-, OF The First district. which meeis
! " yTe'n9pl g, Saturday. February 20;
Jacpso, sW9id, J, w Dawson. NJ. j.
Albert Scott. 9'e"art aha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
THE STATE COURTS.


Austin Tex. Feb 26.-tspeciaI)-pro-
oeedihgs OF the special supreme cour,
o oD1 OF Chief Justice n. II. Wor5
ny associate Justices c, c. Potter and
L. q, penman, today were, ''
,Appucatlon for writ of error dismiss.
Life Insurance Company we SAM
Baker. from Tsrrant. same a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
ROBBERS M
POSSE IN HOT pta,,,I
WARREN Dnspr, \
Rewards AKsresA,,,. n
Been offered for rA,,,
Wounded M.s . \

,,d Little lie, Rock. ARK. Feb. ,
Planters bank at w,,. =.
afternoon have mn, s III
They have been traced ~ !,
near Fordyce and ,bs y y
capture are fairly rood J
clue to their IDENTIFY Z
, WIre apparently Mexican,
third an American. Res sss,
ing $1,000 have been ns T..
capture. Both the v s,'ss'
yet alive. but there ara rean y
Mr. doodwin's recovery. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
rosT0rficE SHORTAGE.
Fos'ohiec Inspector uouck Find. n
Dedcit of s3s,Ouo.

South McAlester. /. T.. Feb % -.
pecinl)--lnspcctor Houcl{. nficr
checking Krehs, l. II. postofIiee rnSrr,s
q snortage OF ssS.0Oo In Postmaster 1
.S se" W.. account The bondsmen have
nlaue the amount good and have taken
temporary charge Of thn nftinn 'NNV"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

San Francisco. Feb 2G.-rhe Amcri.
cpn ship William q. Davis. Philadcl-
phia Tor san Francisco To- lnnulurnto
the new line N clippers around the
Horn from this port to the Atlantic
aenhoard. has been lost at son, lIcr
local agents and the merchants OK
change have received news Of the dis
ustcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
REVOCATION ~ NICARAGUA.
Fart or N Clerical Plot 10 over
throw the Government.

CITY OF Mexico. Feb, 2s.--News re-
reived here indicates that the revoiu-
.ion IN Nicaragua is part OF com
rasnehsiVe clerical party plot to over
trial America. - ~u"-
A Mexican scientist in the state of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

abbott Tex. Feb, -tSpecinl,--w
~ Mells, for sixteen years tho ponuIis,
ieauer 81 this section. publicly an
hounced his retirement from The Marty
p1ouay, Hereafter he amliates with me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Vinita. l. r.. Feb. es.-fsnecioi, ~.
Frazee drank a poisonous conc1,,inn
IN drug store by mistake. ms liz
phyalciang. - '"'e
Spring seems TO have opened and tho
Iarners arc beginning TO pillow FOR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

c,o Mount Pleasant, Tex. Feb. es-rspe-
here ,p inS republican convention. held
LOT Mckinley for president ana ins
uo'Seu Quincy and Grant for delegates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

when nasy was sick, We gave her cas,oria
When She was Child she cried for cas.oria.
When she became nisS, she chung to cas,o-lr.
"hsA she had Children. she sase them cas.oris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Use OF the Mails Refused
Companie..

Washington, D. C.. Feb
lion OF the post office a.,
refusing the use Of the mai
bond and Investment co,r
today. 'H'
T. The decision is regards,
officials as n victory. ssli !
cases that have been I'd b
partment and disposed Of i
ance of lottery orders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Port Huron, Mich, nj
Brlce block, occupied BY h
burned today. LOGS. ,lts1
for $4,000. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
no cunE A com N oIe nv

TAKE laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
al DRUGGISTS refund the money IL II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

cause and the effect. II val
remedies that cured Capt,
made him n well man again
are nonplussed and defta'|
where when Veno's Reno
brought into use. The Veno
pany guarantees TO return \
II they fail. Secure them 4
your druggist as follows;
NENO'S CURATIVE SYN
best and only sclentlnc
permanently cures malaria
fever and thoroughly calt]
constipation and liver VI
strengthens the nerves !
brain, invigorates the slo1
purines the blood. LEAVING
fects. This medicine has ~
the famous Llandrlnded, n
great germ destroyer anu I
fer. and when used with
VENO'S ELECTRIC ~
cure the worst and mos
cases of rheumatism pais|
atlca, neuralgia and AZ n
pains. No home should q
these medicines. They aye
cents each, twelve for y,
druGcist to get Venos cu,a|
and Veno's Electric fluiu 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERT0.RlC0
JUEvEs, % DIN ABRIL DE 1885,
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. al.-Secretaria
gociado 30--Real orden aprobando 10 re-
Buelto por 81 Gobierno General en- 10 que
respecta la comprobaoi6n de pesas y
medidas. =
Reales ordenes confirmando Ia apro
baci6n provisional otorgada por este Go
bierno los expedientes instruidos por los
Ayuntamientos de Lares, Rio grande,
Ponce y Vega baja para establecimiento
del impuestO de consumes duranbe Ell Geo.
n6mico de 1895 96.
Real orden conf1rmando aprobaoi6n
provisional 10 Instrucci6a tornado POI
el Ayuntamiento de Gurabt para la exac.
ci6n del impuesto de consumes.
Real orden disponiendo SO d6n las gra'
cias los senores Ezq1iaga por haber ce
dido para uso del EstedO Ia lancha "Gui-
puzcoa" la que ha sido desarmada y en-.
tregada Gus due hos.
Id i'd -Negociado 10-Se publica lista
de los eleotores que han tornado parte en-
Ia election para Diputsdos s Oortes ell IL
del actual en- la circunscripci6n de la Ca
pital, Secoiones g., ga, 10", II" y 1S".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
No asi Borthelot, 81 sabio quimico dc

No asf .Berthelot, el sabio qufmico de
reputaoi6n europea.
Oon Berthelot-ha dicho Lepelletier
-hicimos un viaje Renan y 20; y, ase9uro
no haber visto cosa igual 4 la inocencia
nj la incapacidad pr&ctica de este gab1os
que Sc equivOcaba de cuarto en- Ell hotel,
baiaba contra Uia en- las estaciones, per
dfa sus eQuipaies, faltaba las horaG, y
faetidiaba, con aus distracciones culina
rias, q los vecinos que tenta en la mesa
redonda del hotel" zs
Hombre aef tan puritano como alicia
do del mundo, no podfa vivir en- 81 medic
ambiente del pudridero de la politlca, y
rssolvi6se dejar Ell ministerlo del Estado
para dedicarse nuevamente sus retortas
qu1micas.
Como novedad espahola, la "Gran
Via" en- ell teatro Olympia.
No haRan ustedes case de 10 que dice
la prensa madrileha reproduciendo bonn
Dos de la prensa parisiense, porque tales
bopbos Sc han pagado tanto Ia linea.
La "Gran Via" no ha gustado aqui'
Esta revista, que fu6 oportuna en- Madrid.
| no tiene ambiente en- Paris. El m1smc
Mat5n, que es favorable todas Las I'M
portaciones de Espaha, preRunta 81 ESQ ef
opereta, 6 vaudeville CON musica, Ear
Zuela, pieza, ii que. = :,
Y en- la mdsica de Chueca y Valverde
Ia crftica francesa ha notado plagios de
la Pervenche del Oncle CSlesttn, de
maestro Audron.
| Esta es la verdad del 6xito de "Grar
Via; verdad que consigno CON much'
sentimiento.
Luts BONAFOUX.
5 de Abril.
| (Prohibida la reproducci6n).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
BELICERANCIA CONTRA BELICERANCIA
p yankees, indios q oubanos.

Telegrafian de New-York, que los in.
dios de Pulaxa Sc han sublevado, y que ha
habido combates para YER de pacihcarlos
El "Heraldo" propone CON este motive
discussion en- las futuras Cortes ell del reco.
nocimiento de la beligerancia favor de
estos simpaticos indios de Pulaxa.
La Ilustraci6n Espahola y America
na," dedica buena parte de su tltimo nd.
nero al conficto entire Espafa y los
Estados -Unidos, uno de los artfculos
que publioa. debido la pluma del sefIor
Novo , Oolson, suministra datos para:el fu
turo debate. si los diputados se deciden &
Versa ell artfculo sobre CO.
mo tratan los yankees los indios natura.
lea del pals y apoEta los aiguieutes datQs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
p 4 R | S

De buena gara me cambiarfa por
OhiarisOlo, por CaFle des Perrleres, pOr
Labruyere y por cualquiera de los caba-
lleritos que fguraron en- el proceso del fa
moso y malogrado millionaire Max'Le-
baudy.
Y por Rosenthal, (o) saint-Cere, no
digamos.
"Mientras no le condenen-declar6
mister Gordon Bennett, director del "New
York Herald"-tengo en- conciencia Ell de-
ber de creerle honrado, oont6ndole entire
mis- redaotores."
Y mientras estuvo preso, pag6le su
correspondence sueldO de tTescGentOs pesos
al mes, por I'm per de cr6nioas Ia sema
ma, que no escrib1a por estar preso, y aho-
ra que esta en- hbertad, como 10 estan
tambi6n los dem&s que cite arriba,-podra
volver & su puesto en- Ia redacci6n del pri-
nero entire todos los peri6dicos del mundo.
Les VI salir de la carcel muy bien de
ropa negra. muy acicaladitos, muy afelta'
ditos, y cada c1al con un saco de cuero
amarillo de los que cuestan en- Londres
cuarenta libras esterlinas.
Una de las grandes aspiraci0nes de mi
vida, aspiration no realiZada ann, ha sido
ell tener un saco amarillo de cuero ingl6s.
Jam6s me he embarcadO sin hacerme
mi mismo esta pregunta:
-"Pero, sefior lquS crimen habr6 Co
metido 20 para no tener I'm saco amarillo
de cuero ingl6s?...."
No solo ealieron con sacos de cuerO
amarillo, sinO tambi6n con cuartillas (co
mo unos Silvio Pellico) historiando cada
cual las vicisitudes de su oaTcere d@rO.
Oarle des Perrieres, muy sentenoioso,
en- un art1culo que LIE Journal pag6 cha
90 Ia Inca, porque aquf no GUSTAV los ar.
tfculos serGos y leVGntGd0s. >
Oh1arisolo, mas PRACTICE, resWlt6 Gre
yendo en- Dios, TODD en- un mamotreto de
cuatroctentas dlez ocho cuartillas, que
LIE Grand Journal pag6Ie & cincuenta cen
timos Ia hnea.-Total, 200 frances, si nc
me equivoco.
Menos PRACTICE Labruyere sali6 sir
cuartillas, aunque con GnteTVGeaOs, anne
nazando con tribunales duelos & los gus
lie acusaron y difamaron.
Su 6nico consolador, al apurar 6
amargo cAliZ de salir de estamp1a, come
I'm Miura del toril, no fu6 Le Journal, n
LIE Grand Journal, sino la escritora Seve
rine, quien, de blanco vestida, esperabalC
en- modesto coche de alquiler. A trav6I
de las sombras del vespertino crepdsculo
frente la prisi6n, veiasela ir venir
nostalgica, inquieta, febril, por Ia idea d.
hacer a su colaborador Ell saludo reprint
do durante dos meses de encarcelamiento
de jdbilo extremecida toda dentro de sui
blancas faldas arremangadas & la pari
eiense. ...-iOh, que noche, que noche d,
emocionesl
Otro de los prOcesados absueltos, Jose
de Civry, que debe & su portera un mes dC
desayuno de cafe con leohe pan cor
mantequilla, estaba censndo, horas des
pu6s, en- uno de los mejores restaurants
Y 20, fatigado de la Vista, sin sact
amarillo dc cuero ingl6s, volvf casa dan
do prfsa para que me sirviesen el s0NcOcht
---ese sGncOcb0 que tenemoa que conner lol
que no hemos eatafado nRdie.
~ ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
C2rta dc Cuba

Santiago de Cuba, AbriI 15 de 1895.
Lo nota sensational y grave la entra-
fan los dos cablegramas recibidos aqui
los dfas 13 y Il. que han venido aumen-
tar ell malestar y Ell disgusto que son las
situaci6n.
Dice el primer cablegrama que los Els.
tados Unidos SO preparan hacer Espa-
fla una reclamation de 13 millones por da-
nos causados por la guerra en- los bienes
de sdbditos norte americanos
iOh desparpajol Reclamar ellos por
dafios que causa una guerra, por ellos ms
prada, sostenida y alentada. lOusnto les
puede reclamar Espafa por la ruina de
Cuba, por los insultos de sus sanadores v
por la cuenta pendiente de la Floridae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
A0TIcIkS GENERATES

Nos esoribe un respssable amigo de
Madrid:--" Probablemente podre dar V.
pronto algunos interesantes detalles sobre
I'm pastel que me aseguran sc esta anna
sando por aquf, Ell que, 81 Sc realiza, caerA
ahf como una bomba y le costara los
presupuestos de la Isla muchas docenas
de miles de duros. Por ahora no puedo nj
debo ser mas explicito, pero todo SO an
dara."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23

En- Guayama, baio la raz6n de Civida.
nes Sobrino, SO ha tornado una sociedai
colectiva, industrial y comerciaI, la que Sc
ha hecho cargo del active y pasivo de la
que giraba en- la misma villa, bajo la ra-
Z6n de M CiYidanea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23
CONTRA Ell MONOPOLIO

Rslaci6n do las personals que Sc han
suscrito hasta hoy, para el establecimi en-
to de una Sociedad Cooperative con OBJ
jeto de fnndar varEos puestos de carne de
res en- esta Capital, Puerta de TERRA y San.
turCe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23

De Lares nos .comunican que en- GUAM.
TO al asunto de carnes, estan POGO m6nos
que nosotros, este es peor quo en- Ell tempo
de las eubastae, "no hay competencia" y
Sc vende 35 centavos Ell kilo de la de res
y a. la de cerdo. El tasajo es Ell que es.
tS hacienda ell frente las otras, pues re.
sulta muchfsimo mas barato econ6mico
que las denSs carnes. Las Rallinas pc
quenas valen seis reales y los "huevos
claros" cinco por real.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23

Aver tarde recibimos un despaoho ex-
tense de San Thomas, que dice as1:

.
Y este tarde hemos recibido este otrO
que sc relaciona con ell anterior:
"Las reformas de Cuba excederAn de
las que SO proponian plantear en- 1895, pc
ro no incluiran la autonomia nj la refor-
ma de las taTifas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-23

La compaf1fa de zarzuela Lloret Pas
tor y Compafifa, que acttia en- ell teatro de
Ponce, debutara en- ell de esta Capital con
7" "Campanone" ell sabado Q del proxfmo
mes de Mayo. va sc ha alberto Ell CORES
diente abono de diez funciones,
Al practicarse una excavation en- ell
cementerio de Guanica, hace pocos dfas,
los peones que tEabajaban encontraron un
cuerpo de hombre en- perfeoto estado de
conservation. Parece que es ell de I'M tai
Muiica, que falleci6 hace 90 afios, Las
gentes de tode la Jurisdiction que han
acudido q yer la momia, en- romeffa, dicen
que Mulica esta en- olor de santidad. DOR
mas que no huela bien. Ri mismo ente.
rrador, hombre acostumhsado esas eos
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

With this issue THE AoANTHA
starts in on volume three. During
the past two years, from a business
point of view, this paper has been
an unqualified success, and we at
this time desire to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage.
Whether it has been a success as
a dispenser OF news, our readers
must be their own Judge. AS in
the past, the Acantha will continue
to espouse republican doctrine, and
will work zealously for the success
of that party in national, state and
county politics. IF our course in
the future will merit the liberal
patronage we have received in the
past, we will be moro than satisfied.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10

The republican county conven>
tion held in Choteau last Saturday
nominated a uticket that could
have been improved upon in many
ways, yet the convention might
have gone farther and Jared worse.
Now that the ticket has been nom
mated, however, it will probably
receive the support of all republi'
cans, unless exception is taken tt
personalities used in placing some
of the candidates in nomination
Low personal abuse should have nt
place in republican conventions
Yet it was used, and for tlm'
promised to end in first-class row
How far reaching the eff ect will b'
is hard to determine. Certain it i!
the aggrieved cannot be condemne'
for refusing to support the ticke
if they sees fit to do so.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-10
W. Lillard, chairman.
S. Y. Penrod, secretary.

A Democratic County Conven-
ton is hereby called to meet in the
town of Choteau at l 30 p. m. on
Tuesday Sept. 18th, 1895, for the
purpose of nominating a county
ticket and for the transaction OF
such other business as may prop
erly come before democratic
county convention.
All legally qualified voters who,
regardless of former politlca
affiliations, favor the free coinage
of silver and gold at the ratio O
16 to by he United States with
out the consent or the advice o
any other n0tieu, IN re u
achieve the success Of this issue D.
the election Of Bryan and Sewall