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STATIONS

STATIONS
alabama and 7th sts.-s. Muhl.
Betlefontaine St. No 400-Claude Fields.
christian Ave, No. l97-F. f. Dannettelle
IAIord Ave, No. 324-Philip Miller.
College ave and 7tb St-Cieo g Fisher.
columbia Ave and 7{h St--Geo. G. Ruch.
columbia and Htll Aves.-R. G. Hampton.
Delaware and McCarty-H. A. Pfaflin.
1Jilon and Fletcher AVe.-Hugo II. Lehrrttter
East and McCarty Sts.-E. G. Reick.
r. Wayne Ave. No. lS0-ThOs. r. Thornburg-
Hillside Ave No. l9-H w. Carter.
Illinois and LIST Sts.-S. Null.
Illinois and 18th Sts.-S. Null
Illinois and eth Sts--J. NJ. scott.
illinois and 22d Sts.-Frank keegan.
Illinois and North Sts.-R- NJ. Navin;
Indiana ave. and Vermont Str. i. Blodau.
INDIANA Ave, No. 201-John -. Gauld.
4iass. and Cornell Aves.-C. +. Barmm.
Mass. Ave, No. 301-L. Il. Haag.
Aler. and Morris Sts.-C II. Ir0ch.
Mer. and Ray Sts.--JOhn T. Myers.
MeF- and Russell Ave-Ceo. +. Borst.
Mich, No, 1859 EASTMAN Arsdae Bros.
New York and Noble Sts.-E. H. Enners.
New York, No. 31S West-F. +. Wolcott.
Pine, No. POI South-A. L. Walker.
Senate Ave. and Sd St.-A NJ. Eyster.
Semitic Ave, No. 1853 North--E. j.. Steward
shelby St, No. 1S2--c. A. Eitel.
Talbot Ave, No. 350--M Schwartz.
Virginia Ave- and CobuTn-C. g. Mueller.
Virginia Ave. and MeCarty-M. G. Staley.
Wash. St. and State Ave.-N S. briggs.
West ST., No. SOB North-C. w. Eichrodt.
Yandes and 9Th Sts.-DlXon.
North Indianapolis Library Building-A. b
Gauid e Bro. Tel 1924
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FIREMAN CLARK RESIGNS.
The COunciIman's Brother Going Int
the saloon Business.

Fireman George II. Clark has rendered
his resignation to the Board of Public Safe
ty. Richard Herrick. secretary of the
board, says that no formal charges have
ever been presented against Clark as re-
suit of his alleged political activity at the
Democratic primaries when it is said that
he worked to secure the denomination of
his brother. Frank S. Clark. member OF the
Council The reason given for the reslgna-
tion is that Clark is going into the saloon
business
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Health means a perfect condition of the
whole system. Pure blood is essential to
perfect health. Hoods Sarsaparila makes
pure blood and thus gives health and hap
piness.
Hoods Pills are the favorite family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Price 25c.
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Chief nnrrnft,s Retnrn.

Fire Chief Barrett has returned from the
national convention of fire chiefs at New
Haven. Conn. While away Chief Barrett
spent few days in New York citx- where
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An application was made 20 the Criminal
Court yesterday to have Lola Margason,
aged thirteen committed to the Indiana
son, the childs mother, makes affidavit
that her daughter is vicious and incorrigi-
BILE. The woman is divorced from her hus-
nd
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The Board of Trustees of the Central Indiana
Hospital hJr the Insane viii receive sealed pro-
pesils until Friday, Aug 2, at 10 a. N. for fur-
n'shing "a full line of supplies for the month Of
September, 1897 Requistion book will be on file
at Room 49, Statehouse from and after Monday
Aug. %, 1891. BY order of Board of Trustees.
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Passenger Rates shaky.

Passenger rates between st. Paul and
Chicago are in very critical condition.
The market is largely in the hands of the
brokers and they are making rates to suit
themselves. The Chicago-St. Paul passen-
ger traffic is pooled. Several of the weaker
lines have for some time been complaining
of their inability t. secure their proper per-
centage of business. On top of this came
the manipulation of Grand Army tickets
by several of the complaining roads. The
stronger lines between the two cities now
threaten to make open reductions in the
tariff fares unless their weaker brothers
call in their manipulators. A meeting to
consider the situation will be held in Chica-
go to-day
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A GOSHEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mary S. Bruner Sues for 1880 and
Asks a Receivership.

Asks ReceiVership.
Mary S. Bruner yesterday brought suit
against the Empire Life Insurance Com
pany to recover the amount Of a policy,
and to have a receiver appointed for the
company. The plaintiff shows that her late
husband, Samuel G. Bruner, had policy
for $1,000. issued by the company March IL,
1895. His death occurred in February, 1897.
The plaintiff AYERS she made satisfactory
proof of her husbands death, but has not
received the money due her. The state
office of the concern is at Goshen Mrs.
Bruner asks that she be awarded judgment
for 81, 800, and that a receiver be appointed
to take charge of the companys affairs
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone 64L Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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Sunday Excursions.

Passenger officials express the opinion
that the large increase in the number of
people each week carried on the Sunday ex-
cursion travel is the best evidence of re-
turning prosperity. Early in the season II
was impossible to get up any large excur-
sion. Everybody seemed to be hard up"
said a general passenger agent, but now
it is question of coaches to carry the ex>
cursonists." On the Big -Four and the Lake
Erie & Western on Sunday regular trains
were robbed of some of their coaches to
carry the people who came to Indianapolis
or went to Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland
or some other important city. Daniel
Donough, general ticket agent of the Union
Station, said that on Sunday his mind re-
verted back to the early sixties, when he
was clerk in the ticket office at the old
Union Depot. At that time I depot was
closed on Saturday night at midnight and
not opened for business until Sunday night
at midnight only a Waterman being about
the station, while on Sunday last eighty
four through regular trains, twenty-five eX-
cursion trains and four G.. A. r. trains
We're handled during the twenty-four hours
On the present train schedules on week days
one hundred and forty regular trains are
handled.
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FUNERAL OF r. A. NEWLAND
Some Verses Written by the Musician
u Few Weeks Ago.

The funeral of Mr.. Robert A Newland
was held yesterday afternoon at the family
residence on East Michigan street. The
services were conducted by Rev. Edward
Baech. assistant pastor Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, who read several Sc
lections of Scripture and these verses,
which were written by Mr.. Newland
Aug. 3:
O weary, restless, aching heart,
viii life's sad yearning never cease?
Is there no cure, no healing art
To ease me from this singing smart
And give me peace!
O unreturnng evermore,
So far away and yet so near,
MY spirit longs for that blest shore
Where parting sad shall be no more,
Nor grief, nor fear.
O shall ever reach the place
Where night is changed to endless day,
And shall 1 by the Fathers grace
See my dear loved ones face to face?
For this 1 pray.
0 weary, restless aching heart,
The Savior's voice is saying Come,
I am the cure, the healing art,
I'll ease thee from the singing smart
And take thee home
Favorite hymns of the dead musician
were sung by Miss Ida Sweenie Mrs. Alice
Fleming Evans, Mr.. Andrew Smith and
Mr. r. B. Overstreet. The floral tributes
were many, the Institution for the Blind
and the Second Presbyterian Church send
ing handsome designs. The burial was in
the family lot al Crown Hill, by the side of
his wife. A large number of friends were
in attendance and several relatives and
friends came from a distance.
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East-Bound Shipments.

The bulk Of the east-bound freight bust
ness from Chicago is still going via the
water lines. Total lake shpn ents last week
amounted to 161, 72S tons, an Increase of
more than $4,000 tons over the -l1-=ponding
week of last year. The all-rai4 j.. ants
from Chicago last weci, foc &c 81 ,623
tons, compared with $500 tons for the pre-
vious week and against $500 tons ioe the
corresponding week of tast 81. The rail
business last week was -raoe up of 2255
tons of -four aud mill SUITS, 24,376 tons of
grain, II, 627 tons of cured meats 1850 tons
of dressed beef, and 8405 tons Of miscel-
laneous articles. Last weeks traffic was
divided in tons among the pooled lines as
follows: Michigan Central, 14,412; Wabash,
4.S93; Lake Shore, Ills; Fort Wayne, 1926;
Panhandle, 1854; Baltimore q Ohio, $50;
Grand Trunk, 6,3zS; Nicktl-pl9te, 3,l95; Erie,
PSI: Big -Four, 2,734.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections of
the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TE.LEPHO1~ED
Direct TO this office at regular rates,
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SOCIETY MEETINGS


MAsoNIC-Attention,S Sir Knights; Taper Com
Masonic Temple this Thursday afternoon at
3:45 o clock for work in r. G. order, and contin-
ung In order of *. T. at z go o'clock
WILLIAM S. RICH, I'm. Com dr..
JACOB W. SMITH, Recorder.
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but failed. We called
several physicians but
the spasms continued,
her tongue became
partially paralyzed
and the doctors said
she would never talk
again. Night and day
we watched the moor
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.

he saw the operations of the New York
department.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
STORAGE
NOTICE

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Observation-Disclosures Warehouse Co., 200 "a
S. Penn. ST. Pennsylvania tracks. Phone 1343
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Fer SALE-Improved farms for sale in the
great corn and wheat belt OF Indiana; also well
located business and clty property. For par
tieulars address S. ID. ROULS. Upton. Ind.
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10 EXCHANGE-Wh have you to exchange in
clear realty, furnished hotel or merchandise,
for 100000 equity in Detroit income property BOX
i, Indianapolis Journal.
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0 weary, restless. aching heart,
The Savior's voice is saying Come,
| am the cure. the healing art,
III ease thee from the singing smart
And take thee home
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THE JOURNAL

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FINANCIAL,


LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. L. SAYLES
40 Market street.
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NO'TICIAS
lNnntinu0ciGal

~ Nsrioa distinguidos amigos nuestfos
en- representation de Ia iuventud aatonomista
estiman que no hemos slo exaGtos
al describir aver Ia manifestation que tuvo luz
gar con motive de Ia reception hecha 4 log es-
timables jefes del partido autonomsta nst6ri
co, po- la honrada clase obrera y las muchas
personas de distinction que aal;eron i rccbires,
Y Green que de la dchs relation Sc esca?aron
conceptos eir5neos, porque los manfestantea
pasaban dc scis mil. Con sumo gusto hemos
tratado de disuaGirles de su error; no tuymos
tempo en- el suelto de referereia de dar deta-
lies de las personalidades que asistieron al acto
en- el cual tuvieron representation todas nues
tras clases socales, abundando en- elias la de
los hjos del trabajo. Nj ha habido en- noso
personas con cuya amistad nos completeness,
nj de herir ninguna susceptlbiliad. Asf 10
consignamos en- nuestro editorial del presentc
numero de La CoRREspoNDENcI..
*. Acompsilado de su dstnguida espoaa
ha regressdo de la Peninsula el senior don
Emilio Gamir, sacretario de la innta de Obras
del puerto de esta capital.
~ Repftese con insistencia Ia noticia, que
va circulo no hace mucho por la prenss. de que
el gobierno de Espana desea comprar i Ia casa
de Armstrong, de lnglaterra, y ha entrado va
en- regociacioncs, el cTacero que ha sido alif
constrailo para el Jap6n, pues Sc asegSra que
este pals no necesita ya dicho barco.
- todos los que Iuieran hscer un bo-
nito regalo, les aconsej amos visiten Ia acredta.
da 'Joverfa Tinaud. Todo 10 mejor de
mas poyedad que Sc fabrica en- Paris, 10 asa.
ban de recibir allf. En alhsjas, las h.y de
todas clases, desde las nodestss dc oro plata,
haets las mas rc2s con brilsntes y pieirss pre-
ciosas Nuevo surtido en- entes espejuelos
de orc nikel con s'cristales de Eoca leiitima.
Portamonsdas de plata de ley. Relojes "Tl-
nau Patent de todss clsres. Unicos impor
| tadorea de los Regulators "Universal' que
tiehen "un ao de euerda" cue tanta aeepta
cion han tenido. precio 80 pesos uno, garsn-
TIA cinco amos. En cebiertos &c plata 2 de
ley Christoiie, juegos de cafe, centros de
mesa, escribanfas { intindsd dc articnlos de
| noveda1, ell surtido es colofai. D.
- Aver sufri6 examen ante Ia Real Sab
| deeeaai5u de Farmaeia, el estudioso inteli
gente joyen sgGadillsno don Simon Rivera
Cerezn, obtenieudo la oa.iEearioI de Bueno.
lie felicitamos endorsements.
+: =. Circula Ia notlcia de qae el se1or Am
| blard. diputado reformists cubano. ha esta io
| en- Paris na eeiebre 10 yarias entrevistas con
agunos emigrados eubanos, sacando Ia meior
impression de lss deelarseiones de estos, cue son
muy optimistas resPecto la gnerra de Cuba J
su pronto ttFmino.
- Por ei vapor >Monteyi3eas, &c ha re-
cibido el surtio mas coH;uGdente que en- Coz
batas, camisas para homire, euelos. impernea
bies. 10 mas .ubimes de Is mods so tell ios
! en- clos Deepen iientes,, Ferta'e=a -.
- Telegramas de Nuers York informan
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NOTICIAS

-. De Ia IIabana teegraffan <La Inte-
grldads 10 sguiente: "Ei General Blanco ha
dictado un decreto muy benefcoso encami'
nsdo il la reconstruction de este pats. En- dicho
bando Sc autoriza la libre remiS p de efectos
cuaesquera que sean, sempre que vayan 8 ser
destinadcs la refacc6n de las fincas de cana
que Euncionen con recinto fortifcado produz.
can. Junto al consulado norteamericano ha
sido hallado un petario que tenia la mocha
apagads. Sup6nese este obra de los ilibusteros,
que Misrepresentation por las ultimas declara.
clones de Mac kinley, tratan de producer s
todo trance conhictos entire Espa1a los Esta-
dos Unidos para que jan recamaciones
tras de elias los conhictos internacionales. La
columna del General Maroto tuvo un encuentro
mportante en- la fnca sPaz, con las fuerzas
dc los cabecilas Acea y Collazo En- la lucha
murieron ambos cabecillas fueron recogidos
ademas por nuestras tropas 43 muertos, efectos
de guerra decumentos interesantes. N1estras
bajas fueron un Captain herido, que esta grave,
J un soldado muerto "
-. En- Juana.Dfaz Sc encuentra vacante
la escuels auxilar de nifas del barrio de CO.
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MIA dcta, respctanlo profandamente los en-
cargados dc cumpras.
Que no merece e diotado dc buen ciuda-
dano, el que no es buen hijo, baen padre, huen
hermaoo buen amigo buen e.poso
poe no ca acrcedor tampoco al dicta1o de
bombre de bien ell que no cs tiol observador dc
Las leyes. Que Ia conducta de todo buen Gu.
dadano debe iuformarse euel principle ccntitl'
co rogioso DC no hacer & nadie 10 que no
quere que le hagan 81 propio. Qoe Ia socle
dad cs soIiaria en- aus bieues como en- sus ma
lee y que IA lie tiene tlerecbo ncgar su coope-
rac6n /. toio empeho que tienda aumentar el
ben comlln, como todo el mundo csta obsigado
tambiGn evitar Ell el NAL,
Que la mentira es el gusaao roedor dc las
socedades, y que ell baen ciuiadano TO dabe
mentr nunea, nj en la esfera privada ri menos
en- la esfera pablica.
Que IL famiia cs ell nexo principal, cl fan
donen1o s6iido de las socledaaes, que dana 81
bien social el que no la constituye dentro del
derecho establecdo y la sostiene y educa en- el
conocmiento de las eterpas eyes de la moral
en- el culto de los grandes sentimientos genera
doles de Ia historia &c Ia aivlizscidn.
LreAs AMADkO.
(tonaos 10 10 iIinio,ul lra do 1G0T
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10 de anOche
Una aCIaraciOn
y una qusja

Anoche Il pImcfa bora nog sorptendl6 al
entrar en- iuestrla oticinas, veG en- Ia puclta un
grupo como de ochenta Glen personas. Pre-
guutamos el objeto nn senior Il quien olmos
lamar Ell maestro Jose Dolores, Official de alba.
nilerts, dfjonoa que venfan i. preguniac qai6n
habia trai 10 !. esta Teiaccon las notcas que
publioamos les pecto :. la reception que Sc hice.
ra al senor Fernandez Juncos d los oradores
de la colectvidad ortodoxa sn regreso i esta
capital. Et que hahlaba tcnfa entenddo se-
gun dIjo que Sc habfl ofenddo 4 la case
artesaua, GlGlendo que la manifestation Sc com
ponfa de hombres del pueblo " querfa que
la CoEEEspoNpENcIA rectiieara aquel Goncepto.
Contcstamos 10 que dehiamos contestar:
que ellos estaban sugestionados, ereyendo yer
ofeasas donde no las habfa. Que el que hsbla-
ba, liberal de convceiones profundfsimss, Sc
enorgullecfa de ser hi 10 del pueblo, satisfaction
que no cau) )blaria por ninguna, ) que no enten
dfs poder cfender nadie, a quien Sc le diese
tan honroso calihcativo; que consutasen con
pereonas serias que les mereciesen confanza ell
paso que daban, para que Sc convencieran de
que nj remotsmente habia en- el sueto de refe
raucia, Ia mss mfnima intenc6n de offender
nadie.
III maestro Jose Dolores respondio que va
10 habfa coEsultado con I'm abogado.
--Pues ll6vennos ustedes d los tribunsles-
le contestamos; -aef es como Sc practica Is liz
bertad.
Tn joyen presente, S quien no eoaoecmos,
dijo, que dsseaba conocer 81 que do los datos d
IA CoEEE>poNpENclA, para arreglar ei asunto
de otra manera. E maestro Jose Dolores sus
acompalantes nos dljeron que p1otesta!fan COZ
ira 81 suelto de referencia todos Sc marcharon.
Nosotros conprendimos 10 que parecfa 10
gico: que ell maestro Jose Dolores, obrero hon
rado, de q0ien lucgo oimos hablar favorable
mente como holnbre dc trabajo, no hahIa sabido
desenyolver ben el objeto que a nuestras of
cinaa lie trsjo.
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NO HUBO ACUERD0

Segun nformes, que consideramos veraces,
aver tarde reunid ell Ecxmo. seilor Gobernador
general en- los salones de la Real Fortaeza los
selores Mufoz Rivera, Hernandez Lopez, Acu-
Tia y Roman, representando al partido liberal,
los senores Fernandez Juncos, Rossy, Bar
bosa Sanchez Morales, por los autonomistas
disidentes.
Sc trataba de buscar una formula de union
entire todos los liberaes puertorriqueilos, ST.
guiendo sabios consejos del Excmo senior mi.
uis;ro de Utramar, en- telegramas dirigidos al
Gobernador 4 los jefes de ambas agrupaciones.
Dichos telagramas dicen asf: <Reformis-
tas autonomstss Cuba forman va un solo
partido, habiendo rvalzado en- abnegacion
patriotismo. Espero de las dos fracclones IL
berales Puerto Rico igual ejemplo, consideran-
90 que, sin esa union, autonomfa tardara en- dar
legitimos frutos, que de ella esperamos
El senior Munoz Rivera sostuvo las bases
anteriormente acordadas por el comite proyin
cial, ampliaudolas para ofrecer los ortodoxos
Ia yce=plesiden ia del referido organismo
dos .ecretaria del consejo insular eiecutivo.
Su proposito, nspirado en- el deseo del seilor
Moret en- eli briiante ejemplo ofrecido por los
partidos cubanos, era es confundir ambas
ramas en- una sola colectividad.
Ell sehor Fernandez .Juncos no acept6, de-
clsrando impossible la fusion. Mantuvo las
bases del Directorio, Sc expreso en- el sentido
de llegar solamente una coalci6n electoral,
partiendo por mitad los empeos las represen-
taciones.
Ell senor Mu1oz Rivera hizo presente que
ell partido liberal, en- sus anhelos de yer.
dadera concordia, habia avanzado hasta ell
imite de 10 que podia ceder, fin de que sc
estabeciese la ammonia sobre bases s6lidas. Los
llberaes para Ia fusion completa, estan dis
pueatos todas las concesiones: para ell con-
cierto electoral, solo pneden dsr ma minorfa
que intervengs. DE otro modo e gobierno
colonial fIturo no tendrfa estabilidad
Fud impossible llegar un acucido.
La opinion publica coments los r.sutados
de Ia fracasada conferercia segdn ell punto de
mira en- que ca IA uno &c encuentra colocado.
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Seiian mas menos las ooiio, euando LEGO
i la redarcitn una comi-i6a comp9esta de va
rioa joyenes principaes de esta capital, entre
los que recordamos los senores Lovet, Fe-
iran y Berries, (Don Luis) todos amigos uass.
tros entrando tfas ellos q "a oficins m centenar
dc personae. Algunos venan ec tono conci
ado1; otros en- tonos exa,tados. entonces
fuG que supimcs el verdadero rloyii del di-gus
to, espresado claramente por un senor que des
puts nos dijeron llamarse Iglesias Dljonos 81
nal no rCcor lamoF, que Ell "a re,aci6n hecha
por noaotros, tratabase de obscurecer Ia trans
ccndencia del acto que sc hsbfa reaizaio.
Que al hablar del pueblo que acudio la
manifestation, sin nombrar las personas de
viso Cue i ella asistieron que fueron muchos,
entendian los que hablaban que existia Ia inten
c,6n de mcrtifcar, sin one ialtara quien agre-
case qae l.. CoREEsrn<bENt ia no Sc mostraha
impartial ell los asuntos del dia, sno inclinada
afliada 4 la colectiyidad liberal autonomista
Con toda Ia circuuspecci6n ca ma que las
circuustsncias exigfsn, ohservamos los mani
festantee ell error que Sc hallabar, indican-
doles de paso, que no entendfamos era aquel!a
la forma de solicitsr ac'aracioree, mucho menos
trataudose de amigos de personas cue comul,
gan en- la iglesia liberal, donde la mi-ma dec
trina, que juntcs hemos lucAado por conquis
ta., exiga si respeto de las agelas opiniones
o. Varies idveaes autonomietas nos ase-
guraion esta maiana que 40 es exacto que el
senior Ramos sc aSpresase asf.
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Los pRESOS De YAUco

Gov verdadera satisfaction hemos sabdo
que esta maiiana tueron puestos en- llbertad los
ochenta cuatro detenldos que Sc cncontraban
en- Ia Carcel de esta Capital, por los sucesos
de Yauco, y entire los cualos sc cuenta nuestro
compaIero en- la prcnsa el sehor don Felix
Matos Bernier.
Los placemes para c Gobierno de S. M.
para el general Marin son generates, con
motive de este acontecimiento que dcvucye q
sus hogares 4 muchos padres de fami!ia.
Nosotros unimos nuestra satisfaction d
la que justamente deben sentlr nuestras auto
r!dados con motive del plausible soceso i que
nos referiMos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17
|inportante cab|egrama
LA PACIFICACloN DE FILIPINAs

Esta mailana &c recibi5 en- Ell Gobierno ge
neral de esta isa ell sguiente despacho ohelai:
<llinistro de la Guerra 81 Captain general
de Puerto Rico
Satisfsctorios telegrsmas general en- jete
eiercito Filipinas, que por acuer3o Gobierno
publica xGaceta extraordinaria,, permten ase-
gurar que sc ha alcanzado en- Archipelago Ia
tan deseada paz por esfuerzos, perseverance,
nuestro poderoso eitrcito, secunaado efIeaz,
denodadamente marina guerra,
Nos completeness mucho en- dar tan f austa
noticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-17

(D En- la Peninsula acaba de ocurrir un
case parecido al que h y So discute aquf. Una
parte de la prensa perodca hizo subir q miles
las personas que acu1ieron reoibir en- BARGE.
Iona al general Weyler; otros peri6dcos 10
negaron. y q nadie sc le oc rri6 tomar 4 ofen.
la opinion de ada clal, nj provocar por
clio lances personales