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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Twelve strikers Arrested.

PITTSBURG, Pa, October 13.-The
first Wholesale arr est of strikers at
DeArmitt's mines was made at Sandy
creek this morning. Twelve bands of
men and three other strikers who
stopped in the road were
PLACED under arrest. The prisoners
were brought to the sheriff's office in
Pitts burg where they were detaine d
to await the arrival of Sheriff Lowry.
The strikers denource their arrest as
an outrage.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Going on the Stage.

NEW YORK, October 13.-The Press
this mOrning announces that Miss Nc
Curley, daug ter of a retired naval Of
ficer ard niece of j. PiermOnt Morgan
the multi millionaire, is about to make
her appearance on the vaudeville
stag e under the name of Sylvia Lisk.
Miss McCurley is Daughter of the
Revolution, a Coloaial Dame a-d fig
ured in naval circles il Washington,
Richmond, Baitim ore and fh1ladel-
phia,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
A New Mexican Steamer Line.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October 13.-
The Kansas City, Pittsburg u Gulf
railroad has completed arrangements
with Atlantic & Mexican Gulf 8 cam
ship company for line of steamers
between Port Arthur and Mexican
ports The steamers to begin as soon
as the press Mt yellow fever quarantine
is raised. There will be a steamer
eve'y two els from Port Arthur to
Tampico. Vera Cruz and ProgresO, and
one each month Port Arthur to Cuba
and Jamaica.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Arrives in New York and Is
At the Quarantine Station.
SHE IS KEEPING QUIET.
Miss EvangeIina CisnerOs, the Fair
Young Cuban Who Escaped from
Her Havana Prison Arrives Safely
In the United States, But Says
Nothing.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Miss
Evangelipa Cisnero5 who recently es-
capped from Spanish prison in Cuba,
was passenger on the Ward line
steamer Seneca this morning. Her
name did not appear on the passenger
list as she came under the name Of
Miss Juana Sola. One of the passengers
stated that Miss Cisoeros is in charge
of a gentleman who accompanied her
from Havane. When the Seneca
reached quarantine she retired to her
state room.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
AdeIina Patti Ill.

PARIS, October 13.-Mme. Adelina
Patti is seriously i'll here and her
friends are anxious as to the outcome.
Sne arrived in Paris a few days ago
and the usual rush Of admirers visite q
her at her hotel, bit all have been met
with the statement that madame was
too ill to receive visitors.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Prize Fighter Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, October 13.-Jack
Cummings, feather weight who was
knocked out last night by Walter
Griffin died this morning from the ef-
fects of the injuries he received in the
fight. The fight was fast and furious
and Griffin knocked his man in the 18th
round. The bout was made at the
opening of the Tulare club, which is to
give fistic encounters by noted pugs OF
the country. Griffin has been arrested.
There is considerable excitement over
tbo foir.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Wants a Divorce.

GRANDFORKS, N. D., October ID
John D. BraunoD, the wealthy fur
IA ture dealer of Galveston, Texas, h rs
sued his wife, Amelia, for divorce in
court here. Brannon charges his wife
with attempting to rob him of proper
ty valued 500, coo, and says she caused
b S incarceration in the San Antonio,
Texas, insane asylum, but he escaped.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
An Exciting Runaway.

An exciting runaway oc ,urred this
afternoon on North Oregon street. Mr..
Daniels and family consisting of his
wife and four children, rented a car
riage and team from the Pomeroy
stables and were out driving. just as
they were crossing the Southern Pa
cifc railroad track, from some un-
known cause the tongue broke and the
horses became frightened and ran
away. Mr.. Daniels held to the horses
until the carriage ran up on the west
side of the park and the horses broke
loose and Mr.. Daniels was dragged out
onto the ground. All the Occupants of
the carriage were thrown out, but for
tunately they were not seriously hurt.
One of the horses ran down Oregon
street to the stables, but the other
turned east and went out ST. Louis
street. The rig was badly smashed up.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Yellow Fever Record.

ST. LOUIS, October 13.-The yellow
fever record, complete up to early this
morning is as follows: New Orleans
3o new cases, three deaths; Mobile 3
Cases; Magazine Point, Ala, 3 cases;
Wagar, Ala, 10 mild cases; Galveston
one case; Houston four cases; Edwards,
Miss, ten cases; Bioxi, Miss, II
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Denies That Yellow Fever Exists.

GALVESTON, Texas, October 10
DIR. Harrison. of Columbus, Texas, dis
tinguished ex-yellow fever expert,
came here to examine the reported
cases. He has visited every one of the
patients, and declares not o single one
is yellow fever. The city council meets
at 3 o. M, today when DR.. Harrison
will make a detailed report.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Won't Stand Their Work.

NEW YORK, October ia gigantic
st ike is threatene in this city. Or
ganized house carpenters are up in
arms against the importation Of
workers from Chicago and
ST. Louis. They have notified con-
tractors that they will strike unless the
practice is stopped. A general strike
affectino % 900 mechanics NAV result
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Hit a Solar Pick, 8 Blow.

LANSING, Mich, October 13.-Fitz-
simmons famous solar pleXus blow
was the cause of death at the sta te
ind s5rial school for boys here yester-
day. just after John Carson, 16 years
o.d, asked boy to strike him on the
chest, Frank Martin responded with
back hand blow over the heart and
Carson droppe d dead in his tracks.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
S. Fl. NEWMAN, Mutual Life.

The Tombstone Prospector of a re-
cent date states that 5000 Mexican
cattle have been admitted into the
United States since August 18th, The
number of imported cattle grows grac
nally. The majority of those admitted
within the last SIX weeks wei e for
grazing purposes.' Which goes to
ST ow that the Dingley bill has Lot kill
ed the cattle trade from Mexico, as was
so freely asserted would be the case.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Germany was nDt Invited.

BERLIN, October 13.-It is annouuC-
ed today that Germanywas not officially y
invited to take part in the proposed
bimetallic conference, which is quite a
set back for The silVerites.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

Sheriff Lamour and a deputy came
in this morning from Elmira, n. y,
to take back to that city E. N. Love
JOY. who is charged with embe zziipg
from public institute at Elmira. The
officers will leave with their prisoner
tomorrow
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Cabinet Changes.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-As
Justice Field will retire on Dece mber
it is .cooceded that Attorney Cen
eral McKenna will De elevated to the
supreme bench and Judge Day made
ATTORNEY general.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

The Yale theological seminary will
now admit no student to its walls who
has not bachelors degree frcm some
college Of recogniz d standing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

w. D. Clark was brought in this
ming from Fort Hancock and lock-
ed up in the county jail on g. charge of
stealing bicycle. Yesterday Clark
called at McCutcheon Payne & Cos.
bicycle store and rented bicycle for
an hour. In the afternoon the firm
received telegram from g. Mexican
wood chopper at Alfalfa station saying
that a man had boarded the train there
for Fort Hancock and bad Rambler
bicycle that belonged to them. The
finn notified the sheriff and he tele'
eraphed Captain Hughes at Fort Han
cock to arrest the man. Captain
Hughes caught his man snd sent him
in with an officer on this morning /
train. The bicycle was also brought
| ha ok.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

George A. Davis, who was an oper-
ator here in the Western Union Office
until few months ago died yesterday
at Toronto, Canada, of consumption.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Mrs. Langtry's HOl Sc Won.

LONDON, October 13.-The CzarC-
witch stakes handicap was run at New
market Today and won by Mrs. Lang.
tiy's Mermap; Cdds 100 TO :. Twenty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
And Still Another.

The late George g. Ripl y, president
of the Home Life Insuran,e company,
knew good thing when he saw it,even
if it was in the policies OF another com
pany. He held a policy in The Mutual
Life for $4,000. At his death that
"grand old company" paid his heirs
the sum of $l1, ,1o9. And there are
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

The Lordsburg Liberal makes the
following prophecy: Every one of the
five judges who Will be appointed to al
tend to the Judicial matters in this ter
ritory will be residents of the states.
Not one will be appointed from the
territory.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

Russell Sage lost promissory note
for $50, 900 the other day, and did no,
lose any sleep over the matter. He
had the collateral.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Chasing Train Robbers.

AUSTIN, Texas. October 13.-Infor-
maton from McN ell, The scene of the
train robbery esterday afternoon, is
that the posse has doubled and the rob-
bets will surely be captured before
many hours. B!ood HOUNDS are on the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Governors Wife on Trial.

CHENILLE, w. Va, DC ober 13.-
The jury In Mrs. Gov. Atkiuson's case
faileu TO agree;Seven were for acuuitl al
dismissed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
Postmaster Appointed

WASHINGTON, October 13 The
presi denJ to-day appointed H. J. Sears
as postmas err at Central City, Col.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

NEW YORK, OctobSr l3.-Jame s
Michael the pher omenal Welch cyclist,
has announced through his manager
that he is ready to race ary person in
the word.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

Over $4,000 barrels of American
apples were shipped to Great Britain
last week and the price per barrel in
Liverpool averaged SO IS. The choic-
est Newton pippins brought from $3.50
to s. % a barrel. Our American apples
have secured an established reputation
abroad.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

The late Barney Barnato, the 80.
called "Kattir King" who committed
suicide by throwing himself into the
sea from the British steamer Scott on
June IA, while on passage from Cape
Town to Southampton, left fortune
amounting to s963, $50.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

The sheep of New Mexico are esti-
mated to be worth S1O,O0O,OO Last
year they were worth less. than half this
amount.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

The pre- ettest line of dress goods can
be seen at Blumenthals, ITO San AM
tonic street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

1t is reported tha, Mr.. Sheldon has
put up $1,000 on his Grand Central pro-
perty optior.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

Marriage license--Rosendo A. OlOzo-
bal and Ysabel Gardea.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13

Master Mechanic Poten, of the r, &
Pu returned to Big Sprip gs today,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-13
The Markets.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Silver 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-07
NOTICIAS

~ Mailana publiearemos en- la tercera
plana gran anunoio de las Pfldoras rosadas
del doctor Williams para personas palidss.
Ei exito de esta medicina en- Puerto Rico ha
sldo extraordlnario, pues estas pfldoras tienen
hoy mayor venta que cualquiera otra medicina.
9ne LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A es aquf ell mejor
medic de propaganda, 10 prueba ell heoho de
que los fabricantes de este preparado, que com:
pran espacio en- los mejores diarios con ell mis-
mo cuidado que emplean en- todas sus operacio-
nes mercantiles y profesionales, han contratado
con nosotros ciecue'eto dos i,asercio7es 9randes
NO exlste duda que tyatdnc2ose de ata ayttculo
de na6Tsto oosativo, ell resultado del anuncio es
siempre Favorable, 81 Sc emplean diarios que
como LA CORRESPONDENCE gozan de gran Cir.
culaolon. En- ell numero de manana publicare-
mos tambien gran numero de certifcados de
personas curadas con la medcina de hoy, las
Pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams; para
personas palidas. Nos consta que es cierta la
Erase popular de los fabricantes de esta medi-
Gina, Erase que es conocida en- todas parties y
dice: "Miles de personas Sc han curado con las
P1idoras rosadas del doctor Williams, miles
se estan curando.1
~*x RI vapor Alfonso XII cargo on esta
Capital para Ia Peninsula, 1883 sacos con
2l3.o27 kilos azdcar; 1.a49 id barril con
l2o mil kllos cafe cufete con 6 mil pesos es-
paholes, sacos cacao, 40 i'd coeos seoos, Q
calas tabaeo elaborado otros efectos. ElstMa.
ria Herrera" cargo so novillos para Santiago
de Cuba variss salazones para Santo Domia,
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MuEbLES De kLQUILER
Gaceta Official de hoy

Real orden disponiendo 10 siguiente, como
aaici6n al artfculo 60 del Real decretoe de
13 de Octubre de 1890: <lo Que de todas
las comsiones que conferan los respectlvos
Jefes, cuando los comisionados tengan que de-
jar gu residencia Official, SO de cuenta Immediate
este Ministero con expression dc su objeto y
de las personas que Sc conffa.-2o Que sal
vo disposition expresa que haya obtenido la
oprobaci6n de este Ministerio, no pueda exec
der ninguna comisi6n del plazo de tres meses.
" 50 Que cuando Sc haya desempelado
una comisi6n dc tres meses, no podra conferir'
Sc al mlsmo funcionario, salvo acuerdo en- con-
ira de cate Ministerio, ninguna comision antes
tle transcurrir un alo desoe Ia fecha en- que
aquella hubiese concluido Igual limitacion
on los mismcs t6rminos, so entendera cuando
80 hubiere conferido un funcionario una CO.
,nisi6n por menos de tres meses y Sc lie hubiere
de conferir otra para el mismo punto en- que
tesempei6 la anterior,
--Disposici6n ordenando SO saque phblica
euhasta, por tercera vez, ell servicio de conduo-
ci6n de la correspondence postal de Caguas
Iiumacao vice-versa, cuyo acto tendra lugar
on las ofcinas de la Administration local,
O'Dcnnel ndmero g, y simultaneamente en- las
administrations de comunicaciones eitadas, ell
dfa le del corrcnte, las 10 de la mahana
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MERECE APPLAUSE

aver nos compaclmos publicando ma dis.
Poslclon del Gohierno General referente 4 one
LOS vaPores correos Sc acerquen las Cabezaa
oe oan Juan cuando vienen para este puerto
con el In dc saoer con aguna anticipaci6n 10
llegada La disposition es buena, alp6n be.
nehclo ha de reportar al p1blico en- oener.l 9; ..
practlca como es debido. Vayan. pues nueso
tros desinteresados aplausos al Sr. Gohernador
fero ~ que defacilidades postales Sc trata
nos permitiremos indicar la conyenienc;a 40
algunas otras disposiciones: "o
i" Que Sc obligue q los vapores oorreoa
ue Ia 1rasatlantlca, permanecer en- ell puerto las
nofas regiamentarlas de Ia contrata. sin some.
terse las conveniencias de la empresa.
2" Que las horas de recoger Ia cornes-
por dencla sc tje siempre media horu antes do
ID sai,aa Gel vapor' que es tempo sufciente
para llevarla hordo. n'o
3" Que 81 por oausa imprevista el vanor
oetovlese su sallda mas tempo del senalado.
ee aamlta correspondence en- buz6n de aicance
sin aumento de tasa.
;,, A." Que en- las ofcnas del gobierno. se
a n ue avlsar cor toefa Ia otscipaci6u posi-
~ Nv ,: "a oen'fai oe Coinun,caciones las horas
de sallda marcadas.
$" Que Sc establezsa IN anarato te,af6
nlce en- la Administration Central ae connu;
oaoaones' 90 para que 81 pubico pueda utilizsrlo
en- asuntos de su servcio;
Z" Cue Ia Central de Comun;cao;ono.
avise por telefono s todos los abonados nna
'enen aparatos montados, las horas marcadas
para reooger la correspondence de todos los
ooqoes de travesfa que hagan 6 admitan ell
servio postal. o'
1ales reformas, de sencillfsima. eiecuci6n.
crearisn mochas facilidades para ell comercio v
al FUCIicO en- general, que Las sahrfa onr,o; q.
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habla va muy POGO del discurso que pronunci6
el senor Silvea on Bnrgos, ha chocado bas,
tante 10 que dice eEl Tempo, organo del
partido silvelista. Segdn este periodico, el
discurso de su jefe fu@ una oraci6n importan.
tfsima, digna de Cicer6n y de grandes vuelos y
no pocos alcances polfticos Tambi6n tributa
muchfsimos elogios al sehor Villaverde, 4
quien califca de Dem6stenes, por 10 concienzu-
do que estuvo en- sus revelaciones. Sc ha
comentado que ell gobernador militar de Bur-
gos hubiese negado permiso para que banda
militar diese una serenata al senior Silvela.
eel Globo, consagra algunas lfneas al meeting
silvelista, juzgando perniciosa la campaha de
negaoiones que en- la question cubana estA ha-
ciendo ell senor Silvela. Entiende Gel Globo,
que siendo necesario para ell sostenimiento de
Espafla ell concurso de los grandes partidos, la
polftica que esta siguendo ell senor Silvela no
puede darle buenos resultados.
WABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, SO expendera manana en- esta capital & 80
centavos ell kilo.
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PRODUCTION DE ORC

!: Desae haoe muoho tempo Sc viene disou-
tlenoo entire lngenleros de minas ge6logos las
cuesuones de como sc forma cria ell orc en-
81 seno oe la TERRA, de que materias combina-
oas pfocede como Sc encuentran en- las vetas
de los cuarzos, etc. Los ,nineros 10 encnan.
.lan en vecas profandas, en- placeres; unas ve-
ces Ell part!culas tan pequenas que son casi
'mpeTceptloles, otras, poE Ell contrario. en- oe.
piS>s Gle dlVersos tamanos de orc puro solitio,
Las cue, por 10 regular, sc eneuentran en- las ve
tas Veneroa,y mejor a,in III los 1epositos cria
t;eroa
lie aquf la teorfa sobre Ia formaeidn de.
ORC: rs bien sabido que al auido electrico
eSis'e en- toaa IL natIra eZa que esta cruzada
eh 9ooos sent1dos de corrientes electrcas que
ooi1o 81 slstema nervloso en- la vida animal, po-
men en- eontacto todas las parties de Ia nasa te-
ffes'Fe s1ieH.s oorfientes electricas continues.
que son como las pulsaciones de la vida nine
raj, las correntes subterraneas de aqua one
tamolen Sc cruzan Ell todos sentiGos los 1lin..
1a'es en- solucion, es declr, Ia combination de
oseos que Sc Geposlta en- lugares determinados
gor natural ahnidad 7 attraction, auxiliados por
las lnhuencias atnaosl6rioas, son los eIementos
que entran ell la formation de los demas meta
les. '7 ''o'"-
Is un heobo bieu averiguado que en los
prlmeros perfodos de Ia forraacidn de nuestro
planetas las ao1rienies elactricas eran millaras
de veoes mas poderesas que las que actualmente
10 craaan; asf es que en- esos perfodos la forma
clon de todos los minerales Sc efectuo con ms
yor fapldez que al presente sin embargo.
aun hoy mlsno Sc We que Sc forman en- todo
lugar donde layl correntes subterrAneas de
aqua cierta profundidad. z como una prue-
oa mas conoluyente de esta teorfa, de que ell
aqua las tuersas aleotrtoas son los erandes
elelnentos quo contribuyen a la formation de
los metales preciosos su dep6sito en- lugares
determinados, ae puede citar Ell hecho de que
en- minerales abandonados por su complete ago
tamiento, Sc han Yuelto b 'encorntrar Ia mis1na
olase de metales, forraaaos n3steriiormente en-
larga serie &c amos. ~
En- Europa como en- Asia, aun en- este
m'smo contlnente dc aver, Sc pueden citar
muohos heohos que confrman la teorfa de la
formation de los minerales, va expuesta; asf es
que 8 la pregunta, sd6nde esta ell orig gen, La
fuente de todo mineral, dc toda roca? hay que
conteatar en- las corrientes electricas ae
aqua que cruzan la terra en- todos sentidos.
auxiliadas por laa intsueneias atmosfericas.
Gel Comercios, de Nueva- Y ork).
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:! :! uatriotisIno de Ia TrasatIantiCa

Las actuales guerras en- nuestras colon1as
han 1notivado, por desgracia, ell traslado de mu
chos miles de soldados Cuba y Filipinas, utili-
zando para ell transporte los buques de Ia Com
paffa Trasatlantica. Muchos de nuestros
colegas ell Gobierno en- primer termino, sc
han hecho lenguas de las facilidades que ha
dado Ia cltada companfs, poniendo en- los cuer-
nos de la luna al marques de Comillas, gerente
de la eociedad, quien han llamado gran pa
triota, prodigandole toda suerte de zahumerios.
Nosotros nunca hemos tornado entire los que
estan dispuestos levantar todas horas ell in
censario en- favor de los potentados sin motive
muy claro que 10 justifque, y menos en- ell case
concrete que nos ocupa; porque no seran Pc
quenoa los benefcios que han proporcionado =
proporcionarAn la Trasatlantea los momentos
anormales que atraviesa la naci6n, de los que
unicamente sale benefciada esta compahfa.
Y los elogios continues tributados Ia
TrasatlAntica contrastan con la manera POGO
expresiva que SO ha dado cuenta de los servicios
desinteresados prestados por la casa Hijos de
Jover Sierra, que ha repatriado intnidad de
soldados, sin cobrar un centimo al Estado, en-
contrando los enfermos 4 su llegada la PENN
sula los carinosos cuidados que su salud reclama,
dirigiendo este acto humanitarlo la simpatica
hija del marques de Gelida,
La Trasatlantica, en- cambio, cobra buenos
cuartos por ell transporte, dejando mucho que
desear la manera como son tratados los soldados,
segdn manifestation explfcitade muchos de ellos.
Algunos de los que llegaron ultimamente
en- el vapor <Isla de Luz6n., Sc nos han acerca-
do para formularnos qaejas, que motivan las
sjguientes preguntas: sSabe ell seflor marques
de Comillas 81 ha 6currido algo anormal duran.
tie la Ultima travesfa del <Isa de Luzdna.
iProcurara averiguar 81 es cierto que los
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soldados protestaron en6rgicamente de Ia mala
calidad de la exfgua comida que les servfan?
A 81 nos dirigimos para que corriia 10
apuntado, porque siendo ell marques tan buen
cristiano, no es possible que pueda consentir
abusos contrarios q los sentimientos de huma.
nidad los deberes patri6ticos.
No qusremos dirigirncs al gobierno, poroue
10 seguro es que no Sc preocuparfa de semeian-
tes peQueneces, y en- case de nombrar una comi.
sion inspectora, va sabemos Ell resultado que dan
esas comisiones; que no tienen mas remedio one
estrellarse ante determinados obstaculos mo-
nopolios, superiores las leyes a todos los de-
beres sociales-(De La P,sblsaad de Barcelona