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Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

The Northern Pacific railway shops
ut Glendive, Mon, have been destroyed
by fire.
A large portion of the business sec.
tion of Potsdam, N. Y, has been
burned.
Seven men were killed and four in
jured as result of a fire damp ex-
plosion near Princeton, Ind,
Thousands are said to be facing star
walton as result of the failure of the
New Foundland herring fisheries.
The Wilson line steamship Volo is a
total loss at Wingu, off the coast of
Sweden The crew and passengers
were saved.
Lewis Klusman, patrolman of the
Cincinnati police force, lost his life in
stopping runaway. The driver of the
rig was saved.
A family of 10 persons and number
of cattle were engulfed by the subsid-
ing of a bog of 100 acres near Castle
island, County Kerry, Ireland.
Fire at New York city destroyed
property adjoining the New York
Polytechnic, valued at $500.000 The
patients of the institute were all res
cued.
The large furniture house of Julius
Lunsburg at Washington was destroyed
by fire. Loss on building, stock and
adjacent structures damaged will
amount to about $500, 600.
A special dispatch from Rome says a
landslip has entirely destroyed the
village of Santa Ana de Pelago, de.
molishing 1l8 houses and rendering $50
families homeless. There was no loss
of life.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, while
visiting at the home of her son-in-law,
Rev. Samuel Scoville, at Stamford,
Conn fell and broke her hip. Owing
to her advanced age, 81 years, she will
probably never walk again.
By the removal of rail on a trestle
the Birmingham Mineral passenger
train was wrecked at Cahaba river
bridge, ~ miles from Birmingham and
at least ~ lives were lost, that number
Of bodies having been recovered.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30

The Van N0rtwick interests, aside
from Baravia property are largely in
paper mills and manufacturing in
dustries Their last statement of assets
prepared d year ago placed their wealth
| at 81, 800, 000 They own business
block, residences and two farms IN
Batavia township, the whole valued at
$3.50, 900; also the Western paper fac
tories of Batavia and Kaukauna, the
largest concerns of the kind III the
world, with daily output of 1000, 900
bags, also a strawboard mill at Ba-
tavia, unused The paper mills at
Appleton Wis, are valued at $500, 900
They own valuable pine lands in Wis
consin, and have stock in the old Sec
ond National bank of Aurora, the
Aurora cotton mills and the Kaukauna
and Appleton banks. They are princi
pal owners of the Appleton Manufac,
turing company of Geneva, Ills.
The brothers own 464 shares III the
Atlas National bank of Chicago
The Van Nortwick bank in Batavia
had large chentage, The bank has
been soliciting deposits for some time
past, paying large nterest,a fact which
with good business men, gave evidence
of weakness, if not distress Such was
the general confidence of Batavia de
positors IN the Van Nortwicks, how
ever, that there was no run on the
bank, Notwithstanding he reports Of
the trouble of the Atlas bank, and the
Van NnrtWlck'S pOnNnctlOn with thF
same.
Cashier w. L. Grimes of the bank,
when seen by a reporter, declined to
give statement of the bank 5 assets
and liabilities, simply declaring that
the depositors would be paid in full,
The Van Vortwick's assets, he said,
were ample to meet all liabilities if
the assignees took sufficient time tc
realize upon the property
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
INTERESTING CONTEST.
Undue Clerical Influence Alleged in a
Canadian Election Case

MONTREAL, Dec. 3O.-A very interest
ing election case is being heard at
Three Rivers, in this province. The
case principally hinges on undue cler-
ical influence, and Bishop LaFleche of
Three Rivers and II of his cures and
Wears are mentioned in the bill of par
ticulars. It is alleged that they had
organized in the county of Champlain
general system of campaign against
the Liberal candidate, using undue in
fuence amounting virtually to intimi-
dation. The case is exciting much in
terest in political and clerical circles, as
it is the first in this Catholic province
in which the actions of bishop and
his clergy have been challenged
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
WILL PAY IN FULL.
Columbia National Bank at Min
neapolis Concludes to Close
Its Doors.
Decision Reached After Confer
ence With the Clearing
House Committee.
The Van NOrtWick Bank of Bata-'
via, HIS, Also Suspends
Payment.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 20-The Colum.
bia National bank a small institution
of comparatively recent establishment
and $200,O0 capital, has closed its
doors and is now III the hands Of the
bank examiner According to its last
statement, made Dec. II, it had loans
and discounts, $348, ,145; United States
bonds to secure circulation, 1000 ;
real estate and mortgages, $48, ,728 due
from other banks, S42, ,897; cash reserve,
S34, ,672 ;,other cash item $11 1852. Ma
tional bank notes outstanding, $45, 900
due other banks, S136, ,579 deposits sub
ject to check, $101, ,507; certificates of
deposit, S63, ,594; certified and cashier 5
checks, $3,3I3; bills payable, $4,000.
Will Pay All Eepositors.
Ex-State Treasurer Joseph Bobleter
was cashier, and Ex- Treasurer Charles
Kittelson was president. Cashier
Bobleter said:
I'VE could have stood the pressure a
little longer, but to protect the majority
we closed. We have $4,000 cash in
the vault, and inside Of so days expect
to nave fully Sl0O,0OO more collected.
Our total liability is only $247 900, and
much of that, you understand, is not
immediate. There is no doubt but what
we will be able to make full account
ing with our depositOrs and q fair set
tlement with the stockholders.
The recent Withdrawals which caused
the trouble were city and state funds,
of which we had large deposits, and
also by country correspondents. Of the
city and state money, only about 81 200
remains in the bank The majority of
our individual depositors were business
men
other Banks Are Strong.
The bank is in the Immediate charge
of George M. Coffin, deputy controller
of the currency. He states that officers
of the bank applied to the clearing
house committee for assistance Mon
day, but this body and the directors of
the bank, finally agreed that the best
thing would be to close.
81 believe, /" said Mr. Coffin, ''that
this action was anticipated by all
parties interested and the suspension
will not cause any further trouble. All
the national banks of this city are in a
very strong condition financially, as we
have satisfied ourselves by examina-
ton
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
RAILROAD NEWS.

The contract for the approaches tN
the Great Northern tunnel through the
Cascades has been let.
The Hardee compressed air motor
has been tested on the Hew York Cen-
tral and declared success.
Promoters of the Pacific short line
projected from O'Neil, Neb., to Ogden.
Utah, claim to have secured capital ts
complete the road 1t will require $32,-
100000.
The judge Of the district court at
Oskaloosa, Kan, has decided that the
alien land law does not apply to rail-
roads. The decision was rendered liz
the Santa Fe receivership case.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
TO STOP FILIBUsTERING.
Washington Officials Not Pleased With
the Work of Subordinates.

the Work of Subordinates.
WASHINGTON, Dec 3O-No informa-
tion has been received either at the
treasury department or the department
of justice respecting the suspected fill
buster Three Friends, except the an
nouncement of the seizure, nor have
any special instructions been given to
the local officers as to the legal course
to be pursued. There is no doubt that
the officials are not entirely satisfied
with the way the business of prevent
ing filibustering expeditions from leav-
ing our ports has been conducted and it
is believed that Assistant Secretary
Wike, who is now in Florida, will
make it his business to investigate, the
whole matter. Officials here are greatly
annoyed by the frequent successful
trips of the flibusters and it is not un-
likely more stringent measures to put
stop to them will be adopted.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
bradley VIII Resign.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.-The Courier
Journal says Governor Bradley told
friend during the day that it was his
purpose to resign the office of governor,
saying that the place was, killing him
and that he could not afford to stay in
it until his health was entirely lost
Governor Bradley has also written to
Mr.. Mckinley that he could not accept
any federal appointment
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Seven men have been lynched In
Kentucky within week.
The Blue Cut mo train robbers se-
cared between So, 600 and $1,000,
Reginal Barrows, boy of 16, COM
mitted suicide in Minneapolis. He was
weak minded.
Letters containing large sums Of
money were rif1ed of their contents In
New York and thrown into the bay.
At Gettysburg, S. d., Ed Rosa ot
Forest City, S. d., shot and killed i
young lady by the name of Broehl and
then killed himself
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
COUNTY COULDN'T PAY.
Commissioners Formally Declare Lane
County, Kan, Insolvent


County, Kan, Insolvent.
DIGHToN. Kan, Dec. 30.-The board
Of county commissioners of Lane
county have formally declared the
county insolvent and issued instructions
to the county treasurer to refrain from
further payment Of interest on the
county's bonded Indebtedness. The
funded debt of the county is 1926. 600,
The bonds are held by about 40 different
corporations and individuals IN New
York and New England and have been
quoted at almost par Edward Helmie,
chairman of the county board, states
that this action was taken simply be-
cause the county could not raise money
enough by taxation to meet its obllga.
tlOns
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
The Washington Bank.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 30 The
Washington bank, small state institu-
tlon, closed its doors at noon. 1t had
capital of $1,000 A. G. Hangar,
city treasurer. was one of the founders
Of the bank and is one Of it's directors.
The closing of the Columbia National
caused run and it was decided best
to close The bank is said to be per-
fectly solvent and its assets will be
quickly realized upon
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
SPORTING NEWS.

Peter Maher defeated Steve O'DoE~
nell at Coney Island in ~ secs.
Old Mr. Weston, the professional
walker, failed by nine miles to equal his
pedestrian record of 112 miles in a
hours
Charles H Grim of Clear Lake, Ia,
defeated Dr. Carver in contest az
Chicago and is now champion trap shot
Of America.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
INTERESTING CONTEST.
Undue Clerical Influence Alleged in a
Canadian Election Case.

Canadian Election Case.
MONTREAL, Dec. 30.-A very interest
ing election case is being heard at
Three Rivers, in this province. The
case principally hinges on undue cler.
ical influence, and Bishop LaFleche of
Three Rivers and II of his cures and
Wears are mentioned i'll the bill of par
ticulars 1t is alleged that they had
organized in the county of Champlain
general system of campaign against
the Liberal candidate, using undue in
fuence amounting virtually to intimi-
dation The case is exciting much in.
terest in political and clerical circles, as
it is the first in this Catholic province
in which the actions of bishop and
his clergy have been challenged
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
Youths Charged with Robbery.

DULUTH, Dec. 30 Anton Lacey and
Bert Woods, two youthful members of
respectable West Duluth parents, were
arrested, charged with highway rob-
berry. Iver Stai and Ole p Ness, pro-
prietors of shating rink, were held up
and robbed Of the evenings receipts,
$14, by two men at the point of pis-
tol, and they accuse the boys who were
arrested of having committed the rob-
berry
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
Railroads Consolidate.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 30.-The Dispatch
says: The directors of the Butler and
Pittsburg railroad met and passed res
olution in favor of amalgamating with
the Pittsburg, Shenango and Lake
Erie to form the Pittsburg, Bessemer and
Lake Erie road The combination will
have capital of $40, 900, ,000
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
Oregon short Line Sale.

New YORK, Dec. 30.-A purchasing
committee representing the reorganiza-
tion committee of the Oregon Short
Line will buy the property in the inter-
est of the bondholders at the sale at
Salt Lake City on Jan. 9, under de-
cree of the court.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

Tie st. Louis Salvation army fed
over 5000 adults and children Christ
mas day at their various rooms, an4
sent about 1000 basket dinners to de-
serving families.
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30
THE ATLAS LIQUIDATION.

1E Causes the Suspension of the Van NOrt-
wick of Batavia.
BATAVIA, Ills, Dec. 3O.-The iquida-
tion of the ATLAS National bank of
Chicago has precipitated the suspen-
sion Of the Van Nortwick bank of Ba-
tavia, and the assignment by William
M. and John S. Van Nortwick, of all
their vast property interests, aggregat-
ing 50, 800, 900, TO the Equitable Trust
Morris tribune., 1896-12-30

The New York supreme court has de.
clared invalid several provisions of the
will of Samuel J, Tilden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
SALIDAS DE- sGAvgaIA

Fa!s Ponce, berg, inr. May.
fespAohado por L0paZ F''iamlt
90, COZ todr su csrga@a'
Para OA'''9, vap. ESQ. kSine Nj
ria Orist,no," desp. ehado pof s. d.
EsQuiaga, en lsstre.
Par, FL absna y esna 90, yap. e~T
"B rensue 81 Grsnde,' despach"
do por Rubart Ho'n"s Pr L"pe2
V"lamil y O , so Fl "af6 4374 4
%. t'o, ScfS ''e Vj4nde q
1911 s,s cat6 1882 k los, II atd :
pacas mirshuaac. PR j Onboa J
Hmno, 26 S. cafe 240O k loe, 22C
SIS n,a,z 2ll0O k,:os, II paoa7 tab
ca 500 ki %. p Ostdas y Go. 1Ol
Gas tahaeo 526l kllos, 86 SIS u IL
1898 kioe. Por Ahum ds J Oo,
81 sls &lmld6n. Para Mat4ocaF,
1pr Lopez @ilamil y Oo. so ale a.
f6 1889 kiloa. Pr j. O0h0a J
Hmno, 80 sls cst6 1000 kilo@.
aAlInA@ rs CA8OrAJb.
Gil. esp. 20. de Maria. para AFRO
70.
Col. cap. "Joven OiaFa,' EarP
Ma agiiez.
Bdr~. ESQ "Ter ible" nars FonG@-
Col. ea?. cana M ,1is," pa a AZ
cibo.
Col. esp. "Csrmelits,' pe1a AFt
cibo.
DNJPAJH ~ ID >l>3
Ningun0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

RECoMFNDAMOs Ia Digestina
Ulrici, que es IN nuevo medicamento
aue bien puede callfcarse de shcaz
en- las entermedadss del EstdmGgo y
de asombrosos resultados. Fl EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleas,
y su inventor garantiza la Curacion dc
las personas que 10 usen, y el allvlo Q
meloria desde la primera GAIA.
Este alanlado especlfico 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fldel Gu'-
liermety.
A LOS ENFERMOS DEL ESTOMA~
Co.-Se les recomenda mucho, mu =
cnlsimo, el va afamado " Elixir ks-
tomacal de Sainz de Carlos. lie
venta en- la Farmacia Duran, san
justo 81.
INTERESANTE.-Fara Ia conServa-
sion de los Sellos de gonna es indls-
oensable que Ia tints que cen ellos SC
emplss sea sspssiale
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
UNA s NORA FNTUSIASTb.
(DeI d.ario "EI Coyres EsPaHoi," { II
dad de Mfx1co

He aQui una relaclon sencii'a, SIT
terminos altisonanteS, clara, positive.
Tratase de la senora uana {. Cue
va de Vaidivia, esposa de- seHor Die
20 A. Vaidivla, re: idente Ell AhuaIul
co, Estado de Jalisco, RepGblica de
Mexico.
"lIaee docs amos {habla la seIiOra
de Valdivia, que comence ponerme
Anemica. Al principle solo sentla can
sancio y malestar: pero POGO POGO
fuk aumentando y me sobrevino luegc
un catarro en- los intestinos que mc
impe1la la digestion de los mas SIM
pies ailmchtos-aun de un vase de le-
che. Con las mediclnas que me rece
taba ell medico me alivlaba ago, perO
nunca guide bien CuAndo experi
mentaba algun alivio aproVe chaoa Ia
oportunidad para tomar aceite dc ba-
calao, emulsion y preParaciones dc
hero para tratar de cnriquecer la san
gre, pero pronto tenia que ;uSpender
esas medillnas para curarme ia dispep
sia que me ccaslonaban Asi pasaban
los dias y los amos. y en- Noviembre
DlcLembre de 1895 va me senti sin
1uerzas para poder fesistlr la enferme-
dad. Estaba desmoralizada.
FL DR.. Hllario Gutierrez regalo d
MI hiio un llbrito sobre las Pildoras
Kosadas del DR. Williams. Lo lei y
encontre en- el ia relaclon de un CAS-
muy parecldo al mic. Vlsite al Doc
tor. oulen me aconsejo tomase una pll
dora dlaria para yer 81 me Probaban
que en- case Affirmative aumentara la>
oosis. Pronto vi que me hacian blen,
pues Sc me quito cl mai sabor que te-
nis en- la boca, comence a recobrar ell
apetlto y 10 que comia no me hacla
NAL. Luego encargue GuadalaJara
doce pomos y comence d tomarlas
segun las dIecciones, aumentando
eradualmente las dosiS cada ocho dlas
hasta llegar a tomar nueve plldoras
diarias, tres despues de cada alimento.
Contieso ingenuamente y con mu
CHA SdklSA0(SIOh ~ wa - w. -
Plldoras kOsadas del DIR. Williams
recobre mi salud. Engruese mucho,
NE puse dc buen color, tengo un ape
tito magnlhco y nlngun alimento NE
hace dano. Cuando Comence tomar
las pildoras rosadGs del DR.. Williams
pesADa POGO mas dc cuar9 arrobas,
nov peso clnco arrobas y sels liofas
kse necho creo que basta para demos
trar el buen efecto que hlzo en- mi la
medi~lna.
MI esposo es viajero, y cuando Sc
encuentra con alguna persona que pa
dece talta &c sangre o males del esto-
mayo, le cuenta en- segutda como sane
yoy lie aconseja que tome las Pndoias
Nusdoas del Or. Williams. hay aqul
muchas personas que las toman po1
conSejo nuestIo."
70, Juana <. Cueva de ValdlVls,
declare que la relaclon anterior es a.
solutamente cierta, y 4uedo dlSpues'a
q conh1marla en- cuaiquier tempo.
IUANh 6. CUkVA DE VAL
DIVA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL, de A

Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc vendeI
tinta especial y de superior calidat
para sellos de Coma, y almohadilla
/ permanentes de todos tamanos y co
leres. Con el uso de dicha tinta S,
censr,va la elasticidad de los sellos
que Sc hacen Ilatacables per los insec
tos.
TEAT.<O-Anunc amos COZ gu t.
que l.eso 4 eslA Capi.a la trOHbe =,
tega R,cart. Dlcesenos que debat;
mailanl enn4e to Coils o con JAa}
Jose.
d. E. P.--~IIa fAIieci 10 en- Poacc
el muy apr cable c'ujadlAo don An
tonic Tuas Noguera, Presidents que
fue De aqu@ll4 ca nara de Cumeeoio
En- ell b3frio de Pucrta de lrer.a
de esta Capital ma deJ4do tamoien II
e<.silr et cutu ID I'd IA, gcnto &c W
luntario3 don Jose PrAts.
De4can>en ca Ia cIerna < cria.
"A las respeotivaS famiiIas nuestro
pesame
NUEVo COLEGA.--lIenos recibilc
la vista de L. Iaform m+cion Popu,
lar, nuevo diatio que empieza a pa
blicar>e Ell esta Capital.
lie deseamos larga y prospera exis-
tencia.
X |. P-iIA f4Iieoi 10 ell estima-
Die caballero don Vicente Cutler
mety, hermano lie nuestto dlntlnsui
do y particular amigo el reputadc
farmaceutico don Fldel
Goce de la celestial Bienaventuran-
"a el que va no exlste.
A Su sonora vluda, heTmanos y
demas familia enviamos Ia expression
de nuestra condolencia.
P0R FALTA De NUMGKO. No pu-
do aver celcbrar seYol Ia Excma.
Diputacion Provincial por no asls;!1
al acto ei suficieGte numero de seno-
res Diputados.
LA PEQUENA ANTILLA." lila
reanudado su lnterrumpida publica-
cion este colega ponceno.
Nos place.
JOYERiA DE TlNAUD. - Con un
hefmosisimo escaparate a la pariSier
decora una de sus puertas de la pla
"a de Alfonso XII dicha Joyerl,
Llama aquel la pubica atencion POI
su elegancia y luz y por los riqulsi-
mos objetos que exhiOe ;raves dc
su hmpido crlStai dc gran tamd1o
Hay que contemplar ese escapa-
rate.
Que variedad y belleza de alha-
jas
iQue primor
Blen por el amigo Tinaud.
HOSPITAL DE CARLOAD -Se3In
una circular impresa que recibimoo.
,naflana, 8, celebrarJse en- BayamoI
una Junta general de personals de bue
ia voluntad para dar torma y ser III
loable proyecto el dc tundar en- q:
cho pueblo un Hospital pard los po-
DreS.
iQue Sc realize el proyecto!
GRACIAs.-Nos partioipa nuestrl
cstlmado amigo don Eduardo Rtlj,
4ue tomo possession dcl cargo dc Ad
&c ia Aduana de Huma-
Gao.
lie deseamos todo linaje de salts
facciones.
MAGNiFICOS. -Lo son sin disputa,
Dajo todos conceptos, los muebiea CT
construction catalana y dc lgual pio-
cedencla que Venden los otes Nal
sauda y g., en- su acTe1lIddO alma.
cen. Honran en- veI1ad al arte J l.
induslTIa naClOndlcS eSOS mucbIe-
tanto por su bella ornamentacloa es-
cultorica como p0r su sOlldez y tota
elegancla. Los juzgamos insupelables.
Anadase este ou baratura. -.
i san Sc aca66 /
RECORTE.-
Una sonora casamentera recibe la
vista dc un jovcn d quien habia ro-
puesto I'm excelente p4ytido.
Me ha jurado usted lie dice el
recien lIegado que esa muchacha 0
tenla ning1n defecto fisico nj moral, y
tiene uno muy grave
Il Cual7
- rs tuerta.
-Iiombrc, ESQ no es un d.lecto
ESQ es una dtsgracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08
(Testigo);
DIEGO A. VALDIVIA.
AhusI ulco, J4llsco, Mexico
Agcs sto "A, de 1866.

Ahua.ulco, J4lisco, Mexico.
AgCsto "A, de 1900.
Las rIdorss Rosadas del DR.. Wi
uiamx connensn en- lorna condensA-
IA los elcInentos ncCesarIoS para daT
nueva vida y riqueGa ID EAn8re y
,A5a 1cstabiecer los nervIoS. Son eSpe-
clncol..i..lpIe para entern4cdAoes como
Ia ataxla locomotriz, parailsis parciai,
Bale ue oaA VITO, Cl4tlca, neuralgia,
feuuatlsmo, dolores dc CaDeza neI-
vlosos, p2lpltaclon del coIazon, CUTS
pahuo AnemlCo, tIIAIuau dc las mA-
nos V ue los pies, mai de e4tomaSo y
,odS CiSxc dc deuliidAd en- amDos Sc
KOS.
Iodss laA farmacias de este pals
sendcn IaA Plldoras kosadas Del Dr.
Williams. Cualquiera persona que
tenca dihcuItau en- adqulrirlas, oebe
dirIgirse a ia casa Dr.. Williams Me-
ol-lne Co., dc Schenectady, New
York. Y serG aVlsada donoe compra'-
las. La mlsma casa cuenta con VI
uepartamcnto medlco para atendei
statn,tausnte 4 las ConSultas dc 10:
pAclentes, donde qulera cue Sc en-
CuentIen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

Sc desconocen las bajas del enem1-
go. que en- su huida incendio vaflas
caSas.
Nuestras bajas fueron un gucrrllle :
70 muerto y a soldados heridos.
Ell coronel Hernandez de Velasco
salio el dia FL de Consolation del
Sur, con direction Caiguanabo y
Galalon.
AL llegar al Mamon, ell enem'go
rompi6 el fuego sobre la columna
que contest6 { la aggression, desalojan
colo de sus posiciones, causan1ole 5
muertos y apoderandose de armas'
caballos y viveres, y destruyendo
siemprAs y una prefecture. La CO.
lumna tuvo 5 heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-08

Domingo, Sci Patrocinio dc
Nuestra Sonora, y san Severino, OBJ,
y comps. mrs.
Lunes, Ola Dedication de Ia
Basiica del Salvador en- Roma, san
Teodoro, mr., y san Sotelo.
Martes, lo.-~San Andres Avelino
Contesoi.
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pcs ltica.--O6mo so haoen los poll
Glcos.-OomO naCen los partidos.-
Los programmes poiitioos.--Artifi-
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contra dero3Ao.-Jts iguaid&d &C.
cAal.~44s lg0aldad en- ls historia.--
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beEania.-La Gemsgogia.-Loa nus
mos modernos.--La Eovo4uci1a.~
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