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NOTES FROM THE WIRE.

The tree silver men will control tn
democratic state convention of Michi
! gan, at Detroit, Tomorrow.
Orland's brewery, at Turtle Grove
Dartmouth, N. H., was burned. Loss
| $125, 900; insurance, 800, 900.
John Sage was burned to death ant
John West seriously injured in .
boarding house fire in Moline, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cullen were
burned to death in their home at New
burg, N. r, in FIRE; origin un-
| known.
Joseph Cooking has been arrested
at La Plata, charged with the murder
of his wife, and her sister, Daisy
Miller, last week, at Hilltop.
Five coal cars smashed into Pull
man at Dayton, Ohio, killing C. o.
Grief, of Cleveland, and injuring
Philip Meter, of New York.
Miss Laura White OF Ardmore, L,
T., horsewhipped Professor Lynn, a
druggist, in whose house she boarded,
because be accused her Of theft.
Fifteen men entered the Jail at
McMinnville, Tenn, and lynched
William and Victor Hollis, under
arrest for murder committed in 1894.
In switching accident at Lebanon
junction, Ky, in which some horse
cars were smashed, james Crucher,
a jockey, was killed and others in
jured.
Ex-Judge John w. Houston, Of the
Delaware superior court, died at
Georgetown, Del. He served three
terms from 1874 to 1851 as a whig con-
gresham.
The gold men outvoted the silver
men three to two in the county con-
vention in Waterloo, Iowa, Boies'
home. The silver men withdrew and
held convention of their own in the
same building.
Ex-Governor Russell, of Massachu.
setts, has made statement declining
to allow "Russell boom, y and stating
that the national platform ought to op-
pose silver and endorse Cleveland's
HumlulStTdbiOus
Minnie Allen, convict 80 years old,
in Waupaun, Wis, has confessed that
on April 26, 1894, she killed Mont
gomery Gibbs in Buffalo, N. Y. She
made the confession to clear Clarence
Robinson and wife, who are serving
life sentence for the murder.
Walter q. Dygart has arrived in
Tampa, Florida, from Cuba, where he
has just been released from two
months confinement in prison. He
was held as political prisoner, al
though nothing was proved against
against him. He was confined In
room l6x16 with thlrty-twos other pris.
oners, and only could get to see the
American consul BY bribing guard.
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FUSION in ALABAMA
Populists and Republicans Get
Together on a State Ticket
Down There.
BILL WEST BREAKS JAIL
The Cunningham Case is ON, but
No Result to be Expected
To-day.
COSTLY CONGREGATIONS

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 28.-Both
the republicans and populists are hold
ing their conventions here, to-day, but
fusion Of the two elements will be
effected before sundown. This means
the welding together of all anti-Demo-
Gratis iu Alabama, forming such a
strong combination as will practically
insure democratic defeat The popu-
list convention was called to order by
Captain Reuben +. Kolb, late populist
candidate for governor; while the re-
publican convention was called to
order by State Chairman R.A. Mosely.
The fusion will not extend to national
politics, and the republican convention
will select its own delegates to 81.
Louis, and the populisls name their
representatives to the third parry gath
ering in the Mound City. The basisof
the fusion IS enuncieted in this resciu-
ton, which was recently adopted by
the executive committees of both
parties:
"That the conventions of the
peoples party and of the republican
party assembled at Montgomery shall
enunciste their principles iu their p lat
forms and shall seek, if possible, to
nominate the same ticket, which will
in no instance violate the distinct
principles of either party, but will
draw to its support all good citizens of
Alabama, vino seek 10 establish hon
esty in the state elec ions, and ad.
vancement of the peace and prosperity
OF the state and nation; without SEEM
ing in any way to usurp or assume any
of the power which naturally devolves
upon the respective state conven-
tlons.'
10 pursuance OF this agreement State
Senator A. T. Goodwin, one of the
ablest men ia the Populist party, who
contested the seat Of Congressman
Cobb from the Fifth district, will be
fusion nominee for governor, and the
remaining six state officers will be
equally divided among republicans and
popnlists. In the matter OF the dele
gates to St. Louis from the republican
State Chairman r. A.
liosely, the Reed leader 10 the state,
las Withdrawn from the race in favor
Il William Vaughan, the Mckinley
eader, and of the four delegates-at-
arge one will be for Morton, one for
iced and two for Mckinley. By this
split in the state conven-
ion has been avoided. This gives the
,hio candidate seventeen votes from
his state onSthe first ballot.
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TrInI Resumed.

LONDON, England, April 28-The
trial examination of the Transvaal
raiders was resumed, to-day, in the
Bow Street police court with Sir John
Bridge on the bench. Among the wit
nesses who are now to be examined are
a number of persons just arrived from
South Africa, ard through these. the
prosecution will endeuvor to give fur
ther proof that the prisoners violated
the foreign enlistment act in entering
the Transvaal territory.
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Iowa Grand Army.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April % -
This city was turned over to the grand
army to-day. There are fully $4,000
visitors in the city, and the annual en-
campment, department of Iowa G. A..
r., is one of the most largely attended
and successful events of the kind ever
held IN the state. An immense parade
was the feature of the opening day and
the meetings and camp-fires for the
transaction cf business will be held to-
morrow and I thursday.
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Vermont Republicans.

MONTPELIER, VT, April 28.-The
city is filling up with delegates to the
republican state convention which as
sembles tomorrow. This evening
there will be big rally of the state
league Of republican clubs, with Hon.
w. A. Lord presiding. The speakers
will include Senator Fry, of Maine !;
Senator Thurstop, the Mckinley leader
of Nebraska, and Curtis Guild, of Bos-
ton. The indications are that the del
egates to be chosen to- morrow will be
uninstructed.
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Turning II to Politics.

New YoRK, N ", April 28.--The
big mass-meeting to be held in Cooper
Union tonight for the purpose OF pro-
testing against the greater New York
bill is given national flavor by the al
legations of Governor Morton's friends
that the idea,o of holding such a meet.
ing was inspired by McKinley's lieu
tenants in the Empire state in an at
tempt to belittle Governor Biorton's
campaign for the presidential nomina-
tion.
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Decline Offers Of Food.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 28.-Striking
garment workers here decline offers of
food, given through county agents.
They say they have ample credit with
tradesmen, but need money for land
lords, who alone decline 10 give them
time.
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sides of the case appeared before Gov
crnor Thornton, to-day, but up until
this hour. 4:30 p. M, there has been
nothing determined in the matter. The
affair ia the talk OF the town to-day,
and the outcome is looked forward to
with great interest.
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Horses In Training.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April % Between
400 and 500 horses are here now, in
training for the races, which open
May 9th. By that date it is expected
that at least LOCO lhoroughbreds will
be here.
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A Steamer Sunk.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April 28.-
The steamer "Wyananke" was sunk,
this morning, by colliding with the
United States warship "Columbia, !"
and the latter was considerably dam
aged. No lives were lost.
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just received, goods for the season: Gar
den tools, rubber and cotton hose, sprink-
lers, nozzes, couplings, members, etc. !;
poultry netting and screen wire; prices
to suit the times, at H. G.. Coors'. 111tf
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rITTsBURG, Pa, April 28 John L.
CowaS, aaltssseSooHaa:;s;s .sse.rssssr .s.sssr and swim
dler, who victimized lumbsrmen out of
$3.50, 900, has been caught in Guate-
mala and will be extradited.
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Bill West Breaks jail

TOPEKA, Kas.. April 28.-Bill West,
charged with numbering United States
Marshal Kenny, in the Indian Terri
tory, broke Jail here. early this morn
ing, with the aid of confederates.
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The new building on Bridge street can
now be rented for balls, entertainments,
meetings, etc., at reasonable rates. In
quire at the hardware store OF d. Winter
nitz. 150-tf
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AIuckY Wreck.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 28 An
incoming tram, with visitors to the
grand army encampment here, was
wrecked near Raymond, by washout.
Fourteen were hurt, but none seriously.
All were IoWaps.
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Hartman is agent for Wanamaker q
Brown and Mills & Merrill, fine tailor
made clothing. See samples at Hartman 3
store. 60-tf Z
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Wall paper and picture mouIdings, al
new 1896 patterns, at H. q. Coors' 12etf
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cunningham's Case On.
Special to the Optic.
SANTA FE, N. M, April 28.-Sheriff
Cunningham and the attorneys for both
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BUSINESS rOlNTERS.

Walter Dearden, assayer and chemist
Trinidad, Colo. 137-tf
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OIL Warehouse Burns.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 28.-The
warehouse of the Atlanta refining
company and several tanks OF oil
burned here, this morning. Loss,
800. 900.
TOLEDO, Ohio. April 28.-1he Tole-
do tube works and the Mead foundry
burned here to-day, with loss Of
$55, 900.
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A meal of plenty, well cooked and serv-
ed, at the New Brunswick. 106-tf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-14
Los MIsTERfOs DE PARIS

les Sc enToscaban los verdes tallos de diver
plantas sarmentOsas: aigUnas de las ra-
mas mas aexibles y cargadas de flores SO des-
prendi8n del fiorero caian como una her
mosa faia verde sobre la porcelana esmaltada
de orc, pGrpura azul. Insistimos en- estos
pormeuores, por mas que sean pneriles, hn
de dar una idea del buen gusto natural de la
marquesa de Harvilfe (senal casi siempre cier-
ia do buen entendimiento), porque ciertos
infortunios misteriosos pareceu mas crueles
aun cuando comparan con las apariencias
de una vida dichosa y envidiads.
Clementina de H4rville estaba recostada
en- I'm gran sill6n cubierto de damasco color
pais; su peinado era sencillo natural, y su
traie consistfa en- un vestido de terciopelo
negro alto de escote, sobre ell cual resaltaba
el trabaio marayilloso de un cuello de encaje
unas vueltas 8 puiios de punto ingl6s, que
impedfan que 10 negro del vestido hiciese de-
masiado coBtraste con Ia blancura transparen-
te de sus manos y su cuello.
La emoci6n que agitaba la marquesa Sc
a0meDtaba al acercarse ei momepto de YER
Rodolfo. I'm pensamiento serio disip6 por
dItimo su confusion: determin6se confiar
Rodolfo un gran gecreto, un secreto cruel, es-
perando que 50 extremsda franqueza le harfa
recobrar acaso una estimsci6n qae tanto seu
tia hsber perdido. Eel agradecimiento habia
vuelto degpertar su primera inclinacl0n ha-
cia Rodolfo. Uno de esos presentimientos
que rara vez engafian los corszones aman-
tes le decfa one la causalidad no habia podido
conducir al principe tan oportunamente para
salvarla, que el haber deaistido de verla de
algunos meses aquela parte SO debfa, mas
bien que iudiferencia, otro sentimiento
oculto. Clementina o0ncibi6 tambi6n una
sospecha vaga, acerea de Ia slnceTldad del
afecto de Sarah.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-14

Al cabo de algunos minutes llamo un
criado la puerts, entro dijo:
-tPuede recibir la sefiora marqnesa
la seflora Ashton la sesoritag
La marquesa de Harville hizo con la ca
beza una sefia afrmativa, su hija entro en-
ell gabinete.
Era una min de cuetro amos, de faccio-
mes simetricas y armoniosas, pero de un Color
enfermizo sumanlente haca y apocada.
trafaIa de la mano su ava, la sefiora Ashton,
y al punto que Clara (asi Sc llamaba La nins)
ayist6 6 su madre, corri6 haoia ella con los
brazos abiertos Dos lszos de rub1es uleta-
ban & la altura de cadas.sien dos trenzas de
cahello negro, enroscadas uno otro lado
de la frente Su salud era tan d6bil, que
llevaba una drulleta de seda colchada en lu-
gar de esos vestidos de muselina blanca,
guarnecidos de cintas hechos tan aprop6si-
to para descubrir los brazos color rosa y los
hombros tesos como ell raso, de las nifas que
gozan buena salud. Las mejillas de Clara
eran tan descarnadas consumidas, que sus
grandes oios negros parecfau de un tsmano
enorme desproporcionado. A pesar del
aspecto mezquino de esta nina, una sonrisa
LENA de gracia v candor dilat6 sus faecionos
al sentarse en- Ell regazo de su madre, que La
bes6 con una especie de ternura melancoilca
apasionada.
-sQue tai, desde que no Ia he visto?-
pregunt6 la marqussa de Haryille al ava.
-MedianameDte, seiiora marquesa por
IN momento he temido que....
II Otra veg l-exclam6 la msrquesa es-
trechando 81 hiia contra al corazon por On
impulse involuntario.
-Afortunadamente, sefora, me he en-
gahado /: ell ataque qued6 en- amago de mo
do que la seforita Clara volvi6 & calmarse. y
s6lo experiment6 una ligera debilidad. Aun.
qas ha dormido POGO eata tarde, no IA que
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0lnete en- que La marquesa esperaba Eodol-
70. Las coTtinas tapices, ain festones nj ce-
nefa, eran de una tela de- la India color paia,
estsban sembrados de fgdrss arabescas bor-
dadas de realce con sedas sin brillo y del gus
TO mas capTichoso Y delicado. Las cortin2s
dobles que cubrf8n oasi eDteramente las VEN
tanas pUr uno otro ladO eran de punto de
AleDz6n Las puertas, de p Ilo rosa, estaban
adornsdas con mol1uras de plata dorado, Gin
celadas con primor, y que rod5aban en- cada
ouadro 6valo s medallion de porcelana de
Sevres de cerca de uu pie de diametro: estos
medalOnes representaban flores ayes de per-
fecci6n admirable FL marco de los espejos
cogedores de las cortinas tapices eran
5amD6n de palo rosa con adornos de plata
dorado el friso de la chimenea sus dos
cariStides, de belleza antigua gracia
qui~ita eran obra del cincel Maestro de Ma
rOchet: ell c6lebre maestro habfa cedido es-
culPir esta obra maestro, acordandose sln du-
da de que Benvenuto no sc desdehaba de cln-
cellar sguamaniles armaduras. Dos candle
labros con doble mechero de plata sobredo-
rada, preciosamente cincelados por GonttSeTe,
acompafiaban al pendulo, que era un cuadro
dc lspz Azuli coloeado sobre un Zocalo de Jas
pc oriental Y coronado con una magnftca
guirnalda de orc esmaltado, adornado de per-
las y rubfes; todo CON arreglo al gusto del
R-nacimiento forentino. Varlos cuadros ex-
celentes de la escuadra veneciana y de media
no tamsfio cumpletaban est9 hermoso con-
junto.
Debldo una feliz innovation, este ga
binete estaba alumbrado por una lampara,
cuyO globo de CRYSTAL spsRado estaba casi
oCulto en- medic de sinndmero de flores
natural-s coDtenidas en- IN forero del Japon
azl, colcr pGrpura dorado, suspendido del
cielo raeo manera do 'arafis por tres gTHe-
saa cadsnas de plata sobfedoradas en- Las cna-
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rido aoostarse sin besar antes Ia selora
marquesa.
Il Hija de mi alma l-dijo 6sta cubrien-
do de besos la frente de Clara.
sDavolvfa esta las caricias de su madre
con gozo infantil, cnando IN criado ahri6 de
par en- par las dos hoias del gabinete, Y dljo
II Su alteza real monsefior ell gran da-
que de Gerolstein
Clara, sentada en- 81 regazo de ga madre,
se hallaba estrechamente abrazada su one-
llo Ruboriz6se Clsmentina a. yer Rodolfo,
puso en- la alfombra su hija, hizo al ava
una sefa para que se aleiase con ella, y Sc
levaut6 del sofa
Me pernitir6is, seiora-dijo sonrien-
do Rodolfo despues de saludar respetuoea-
mente La marquesa,-que 1enueve mi galan-
terra con mi antigua amiguita, porque temo
que ee haya olvidado de mf = inclInandose
un POGO, tendi6 ell brazo hacia Clara. Esta
flo en- 81 sus grandes ojos, 10 reconcile al
cabo de an breve ratio, le hizo una Sc n. con
la cabeza lie envi6 IN beso en- Ia punta de
sus descarnados deditos.
-sConoces monsefior, hiia mfaP-le
pregunt6 Clementina.
Clara diio que II con la cabezs, y enyid
otro beso & Rodolfo.
-Parece que 80 ha mejorado desda Ia al
TINA vez que la VI dijo ell principe Gle
mentina.
Algo, monseior, aunque padece mu-
cho.
La marquesa ell principe, tan tuIbados
ell ano Como ell otro al pensar en sn ps6ximo
coioquio, casi Sc alegraban de prolongar eets
introito con Ia presencia de Clara; peTo Ia
disereta ava SO retro por dtimo, dejando solo
Rodolfo CON sefiora.
El sofa de la marquesa de Harvllle estabs
& Ia derecha de la chimenea, en- la cuai re
apoyaba ligersmente Rodolfc, que continuao'
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nan respetuosos ante su recuerdo.
Oh P4tria querida POGO pued'
ofrecelte Ell mas kumilde de tus hijos
en- cambio mi existsncia, mi alma
nj amor SON tuyos.
Mis- primeras palabras las balbuefe
en- tn h.rmosa l<ngus, mis- pTimeras
Ietrss, las aprendf en- tus escuelas- :
Mis- amados padres siempre me In
culcaron dos amores, confundidos en-
uno e' tuyo y ell de mi amorosa
madre B :nditos seani
Qle el Eterno tienda su protectora
eg,oa sobre la actual Rep1bliea fran
cesa, y que esa Francia querid4 re-
cueEde siempre las frases de nuestro
emincnte compatriota Guizot :
+" Los paises libres SON como los
navfos de tres puentes: viven en- me-
dio de las tempestades; suben y ba
j an, y las olas que los agitan son tam
oien las que los soportan y los hace
adelantar."
A. SMoNPIETRI
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II de julio

Franceses En- este dfa solemne
resuena por todos los ambitos del
nundo el nombrc dc "a PAtria. 81,
DC sa Francia altiva, potente y ge
nerosa que cusl otro Jas1s. redimi6
: u humanidad
Ulsmos en- este dia nuestros cora.
zones, teconcentre pos en- nusstra al
ma todo el amor que la debemos. La
Revolucion francesa representa- la
inepiracion divira reslizada por Sc
nj dioses.
Todos los pueblos libres Sc incli
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FL entierro de don Gregorio Firpo ep
Aguadilla ha sido una verdadera manifesto
ci0n de duelo. El cortejn SO detuvo freDte al
Centre dA Ia Victoria" allf Ia sef1orite
Justa r Toste coloc6 uua corona f1nebre
sonre ell feretrO, en- nombre de Ia sociedad.
pronunciando sertidas frases. La juventud
obrara puAo tsmben una corona
Hablarou. sdemss. don OsDdelario Oalor,
para despadir ell dnelo; don Pedro Acevedc
y Rivera. nombre de los sutonomistas
ogusdillanos; dnn jose A. Aponts, per ID
L~gia '-S,l Nsciente'', y el abogado don
Miguel Msrqaez
En Belgica SO trata de organizar una ex
pedici6n ant&rtics, siguiendo la ngoda dc
explorar ell polo Sur. FL p6blico demuestrs
tsnto inter6s por la empresa, que hay nego
cisntes que ofrecen contribuir ella con Q
veiuts por ciento de sus ganancias duraptt
tres dfas SO Crata do interesar al Ct ,biernC
en- Ia emp'esa.
va que hablamos de polo, manifestare
mos que. seg6n un tPlegrama de la Agencia
Renter, recibido de | kat k. el rumor exten
dido hace POGO tempo referente al descu
hrimieuto del polo Norte pnr Ia expedici6L
N8usen, es absolutame nte falso no 90 bass
On dato serio alguno.
Maestro amigo don Abelardo A. Moscosc
nos favorece con IN ejemplar del folletO er
que ba % ell epigrafe Para Ia historic dc M
DGtri0 ha reunido todos los sueltos = Lott
cias que. con motivo del alevoso stantsdc dt
que fde victima, publicara la prensa de Is
isla.
En- el proemio conssgra espresivss frases
10 g-atituf seondrada h6cia las demostra
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Sassclsment.
AMOR TELLURIS

La luz que surga. tInis Y cautelosa,
de entire ell grupo de baouIcas deidades,
sluubra con inciertss clarIdades
ell camarin dorado de la herm oss.
Eu la apartada estapcis, vanturcsa,
Gonde acahau las tristes snledades,
aun laten esas VI gas ausied .des
de una esperada cita misterioss.
Con torpe frsse que beber apremia.
fipge brindar con aaimo serepo
uu Don Juan maltratado por Ia anemia.
81 beso cruje, dc perfdies ileLo,
al verterse Ia coPa de B heDi:-
sobre ell velado palpitsute sc . -.
Rofatl O;hoG.
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RECoR RT

En- cualquier neg ,cio hum mo que no sea
al amor, Ia dohleZ Ia mala Is, la f.ta de
cumplimieuto en- los cortratos. siempre en-.
cueutrsn jueces encarg ados de castigar ai
infractor.
e. eoraz6n humane es IN abismc sin fon-
do
La nujer que no sepa compadecer, no sa.
bra nunca amar.
La virtud es ell mejor adorno de las Enu.
jares.
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NOtiCias
generaies

Con referercia a In Doticia one diersmos
syer fcprca de In c, IN busti6n expontsnPa que
sc produin gu 81 dep6s to de carbon mineral
est b'ecido en- l. RI ys, SO q s iIf rms que
Va - - nor Alcaide terft cuDocimieuto 1rl
hecho b ,bier do dispuesto opnrtuuamente
qua se trssladnra 4 otrO sitin mas apropisdo
81, hn artisulo, operaci0n que termin6 esta
mi lana
DE- modo Que va ha desaparsoido todo Pc
Ggr".
Sc nos dice ademSs one duraute estos
5ltin os dtas estuvo vigilado c1ustante-
meItz Ell n feTido dep6sito. eu provision de
cuaIquier accidente lsmentabls que pudiera
Ocurrir
En 10 que 90 entretienen los prelados es
)a1oles.
Ell arzobispO de Valencia ha euviadO 4
os Curss parrOcos Usa circular eDcaTgandn
quo on Ia misa ae sustituys Ia orsci6n an
1ete9GGm pl,EUiGn1 DOR IL que dice pro gr0
sA09LHs q Cso1Is on squelloI pueblos en- Que sc
maya podldO aprecisr el bene6cio de las llu-
Vias
Con obieto de impetrar del AltfsimO II
pronta psciA ,aci6n do Ia guerra do Cuba. Sc
IA organiz tdo en MsrqTina " zoays) una
perpgrinaci6n al convenro de r ,ljgiosas Gar
meltas.
Al Bcto asisti6 81 obispo de la di6cesis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-14

an CON so0fada Clsridad los PROPOSE
tos do los insurrectos Y el plan de
eampsn g1e So proponen seguir nien
traa dure IA 6poca de las Inv as.
A contrsrrestrar los f ctos que
lntentan lograr con ssnej ante t&cti
ca, es 4 10 que principslmente urg4
1-oveer en- estes momentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-14

Los resultados conocidos hasta shora de Is
election para presidente de la Rspdblica de
Chile SOD : lat votos favor de Hsrrazuriz
= 13S favor de Reyes, que son los dos can
didatos la presidencia.