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The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Tariff Bill Bothers Senate.

Washington, April 9.-Ihe committees
representing respectively the Republican
and Democratic sides of the Senate re-
sumed their efforts today to reach an
agreement on basis of reorganizing the
Democratic proposition to take most of
the silver Republicans and Populists
the Republicans find that they ars COM
PEELED to assign places to old Senators in
those two parties which are much sought
after by stI aight Republicans who have
not been so longsin the Senate
The disposition would be to favor the
straight party men at the expense of the
others but for the fear that this course
would have an injurious effect upon the
fortunes Of the tariff bill.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
SCHOONER Run DOWN.
4. G. Willard Of ROckland Meets
Disaster.
IN COLLISION WITH THREE MAS
TER NEARFAULKNER'S ISLAND.

Willard Crippled and Leaking Badly ToweA
Into New Hayen-RockIand Captaizs
Claims Other schooner's Lookout Was
Not at Post of Duty.
New Haven, Conn, April 9.-The tive
masted schooner e. 6. Willard, Captain
Gilbert OF Rockland, Maine, was towed
into port by the oyster steamer ]. and G.
smith, this port, in crippled condition,
and badly leaking as the result of
collision with the three masted schoone1
Gertrude L. Browning. The collision
took place about three miles off Faux
ner's Island in the Sound. The Willard
was loaded with bone meal and was
bound from New York for the Kennebec
river while the Browning which halls
from Philadelphia, was from the east for
New York, light.
The W1llard's crew claim that the
Browning was entirely to blame for the
collision and it is thought that the look
out on the latter vessel was not at his
post of duty. The crew of the Willard
SOW the Browning bearing down upon
her, but they believed that something
was wrong on board the larger craft and
she was bearing down for assistance. The
Willard was brought. about in the wind
and waited for the Browning which con-
tinued on toward the vessel despite
frequent warning signals, striking the
Willard about amidships with full force
and tearing away the foretopmast and all
the head gear.
The Browning's bowsprit was poked
through the Wizards foresail and the
two schooners drifted down the Sound
for some distance interlocked in each
others rigging. When the boats came
together Captain Gilbert was thrown
down en- de8k and jammed in between
the anchors and the deck and badly
"pinohed. - The master of the Browning
had no explanation to make for causing
tine collision.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The survey for the new eleorio road be-
tween Oxford and Welohville will begin
Wednesday.
Anna Dickinson recovered verdict of
9 ii osnts from the five Pittsburg men
whom she sued for unwarranted inoar-
csration in Danville, Pa, insane asy-
lum.
Representative Simpson of Kansas, de-
clares that he will carry into effect his
threat to block any business which the
House may attempt to do by unanimous
consent before the Speaker has appointed
committees. The Democrats do not in
tend to abet Mr.. Simpson in his obstruc-
tive tactics.
The State Department. denies that a
protest from Germany against the tariff
bill has been received. 1t is known how
ever that such protest has been sent
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain announced In
the House of Commons yesterday that
q contract had been signed between
CaTada and the Pattersons OI New
castle, for fast steamship service be-
tween Canada and Great Britain, but
which still requires the sanction of the
imperial government.
Proposals were invited yesterday by
the secretary of the navy for the cor
struotion Of three 3n-knos torpedo boats
Bids will be opened Monday. June H.
The boats must be completed within
is month from the date of contracts.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Indianapolis, Ind, April ga suit tn
knock cut three cent railroad fares in
Indianapolis was filed in the United
States court yesterday. The three cent
fare agitation has bean at fever heat in
this city for several months past, and
resulted in law being passed by the
legislature providing for three cent fares.
The suit is brought by the Central Trust
company of New York, trustes for the
bonds. 1t asks an injunction against the
street railroad company to prevent it in
any way observing the law against the
city for attempting to enforos and against
the prosecuting attorney for prosecuting
violators of it. The bill in the regular
course would go into effect In few
days.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
GOMEZ ELUDES WEYLER.
Spaniards Giving Insurgents a Hot
Chase.
REBELS SAID TO BE SURRENDER,
ING AT SANTA CLARA.

Detachment Of Spanish Troops Surrounded
at River Cauto and Compelled to Sur
render-Major Sandoval of Weyler's
Staff Coming to Washington on Impor-
tant Mission.
I Havana. April 9.-Major Sandoval OF
the. staff OF the Captain General, is a pas
senger on board the steamer Olivstte,
which left this port late yesterday. The
major is on his way to Washington
charged with special mission.
A small detachment of Spanish troops
stationed on the banks of the river Cauto
was compelled, on account of the scarcity
OF food and water, to retire upon Cauto.
While so doing it was surrounded by =
strong insurgent force on the highway
and was compelled TO surrender
The insurgents continue 10 hold the
port of Banes and 1t Is reported the en-
trance is closed with torpedoes.
The surrender of insurgents In Santa
Clara continues and those who have not
surrendered are being pursued night and
day with the object, the Spanish say
of compelling Gen. Naximo Gomez
to fight. In spite Of the efforts Of the
Spanish troops however, Gomez succeeds
in sluding them.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Gen. Rivera at Cabana Castle.
WOOL BUYING CHECKED.
The Retroactive Clause to Tariff Bill Had
Its Effect.

New York, April Or. a. Dun &
Co.. in their weekly review Of the trade
will say: A sudden collapse in the
wheat market. exceeding thres cents In
day, appears to have no other cause
than a belated perception that past ao-
cspted estimates of the yield and CON-
sumption, official and other, have been
misleading. Corn receipts continue
heavy and exports for the week were
8, 1928. 337 bushels, against /, 142, 710 last
year. Cotton has advanced an eighth
during the week. The demand for cot
ton goods does not increase although
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Emigrants Leave st. John.

st. John, N. B., April 9.-The 375 I'M
migrants who arrived by steamer Lake
Ontario, left by special train tonight for
the United States and. Canadian points.
Two hundred were for the United
States and these underwent the closest
examination bv immigrant officer MIL
lery with the result that some 80 failed
to come within the requirements on
account of i'll health. lack of funds, etc.
They represented nearly all nationali-
ties. Ihe remainder of the immigrants
went to Montreal on special en- route
to the Northwest.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Local Weather Report.

Portland. Me-, April 9. The looa-
weather bureau Office records as to the
weather are the following:
a. m.-Barometer. 20. 954: thermome-
ter, 80; dew point, s9; humidity, 100;
wind, Sc: velocity, 8; weather, 1t. raiE.
8p. m.-Barometer, 30. 1908; thermome.
ter, 85; dew point, 55; humidity, 100;
wind, NE; velocity, Is weather, 1t. rain.
Mean daily therm ometer, 81; maxi
mum Thermometer. 40; minimum ther-
mometer. "a; maximum velocity of wind,
10 NE; total precipitation, 80.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

sales of fair magnitude continue but,
print clothes are dull.
Speculation . in wool has been checked
by the possibility that duties may take
effect April 1st and some large shipment
from ABROAD have been countermanded,
while traders are less disposed to sell.
Failures for the week have been 252
in tho United States against 209 last
year and s6 in Canada, againstlS3 last
year.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Schooner J. D. Ingraham of Bath, while
lying at anchor at this port today was
struck by wnirlwind and before the
mainsail could be lowered, the cross
tress were carried away, letting the boom
down on the deck. Temporary repairs
will be made here.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Mayor Strong Disapproves.

Albany, N. Y. April 9.-The Greater
New York charter has been returned to
the legislature W ith the disapproval OF
Mayor Strong of New York. Mayor
Wurster of Brooklyn approves the charter.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Boston, April o.
Forecast for Boston
and vicinity fo1
Saturday: Clearing
weather and W inds
backing to cooler
westerly.
Washington, April
9.-Forecast for Sat-
nriay for New Eng
land: Rain. followed
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Denial From British Foreign office.

London, April o.-The officials of the
British foreign Office deny that British
squadron Is going to Delagoa Bay In or.
der to take possession of Inyack, as an.
nounced by the Cape Town Argus.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

by clearing weather in Southern portions;
brisk and high north westerly winds,
shifting to westerly.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
ANOTHER GULF CYCLONE.
Great Loss of Property and Several Fatal
tiles.

Atlanta, Ca. April s.-Telegrams from
Ozark, Ala, and Valdosta. Georgia,
crossing the i'll fated town of Arlington,
Ca, show that that section was visited
today by another gulf cyclone. sweeping
northwest with terrific force to the con-
fuenoe Of the Chattahooohie and the
Flint rivers, where it is divided. Toward
Ozark, tim bers were uprooted and blown
to pieces. Several lives were lost.
A church was wrenohed from its
foundation and twisted into fragments
by the winds.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Many Houses Dem olished.

to the Advertiser from Ozark, Alabama,
says: A cyclone passed over portion OF
Dal county last night, leaving wreck aud
disaster in its path. Many houses were
demolished. A Mrs. Powers was caught
by the falling timbers of her homs and
died tefore she could be rescued. The
rest of the family were saved. This is the
only fatality reported.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Regarding Greek Blockade.

London, April 9.-The attorney gen.
eral, Sir Richard Webster, replying for
the government today relative to the
blockade of Greece, said the intention
Of the powers could not be announced
until definite decision had been taken.
He could not say whether the blockade
would be pacific or bslligerent. If pa-
oitic, the blockade would apply to Greek
| vessels only; in the event Of it's being
belligerent, there was no doubt the usual
practice would be followed of allowing
the vessels OF neutral powers at the
blockaded ports to complete their car
goes within reasonable time and to
saii Neutral vessels W ith carpoes for
bIockaded ports, the attorney general
added, would be liable to be turned
back from the date the blockade COM
menced. "a
Russians lombard Insurgents.
Canea, April 9.-The Mussulmaps and
others who had sought refuge in the
fol tress of Kissamo, arrived here today
on board an Austrian transport The gar
riRon of the place. however, remains there
under continuous fusillade from the
insurgents, who killed two soldiers TO-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10
Spanish atlstandstill in Philippines.

Madrid, April 9.-Despatches received
here from Manila, Capital Of the Philip
zine Islands, say that the insurgnts have
killed several monks and have burned
the chuIches of Buena Vista, Guidova
and Endang.
Insurgents are also said to be erect-
ing Notifications In favorable positions.
The.Spanish military operations are
almost. at standstill pending the ar
rival of further reinforcemefits from
Spain.
Gen. Rivera At Cabana Castle.
!. Havana. April 9.-0eneral Ruis Rivera
accompanied by Col. Bacallao arrived by
train at Relga this afternoon. They were
immediately transferred from the train
to tug boat and conveyed to Cabana
fortress. Both seemed In excellent spirits
and were looking we'll.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Later in the day Russian gunboat
bombarded the insurgents, compelling
them to retire to the heights In the vi
c1nity Of Kissamo.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Continued ON Second Page.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

An Eloquent and Graphic Series of Word
Pictures on the Closing Scenes of the
War-Gen. Chamberlain Delights the
Veterans With His Story of Appomatox
Court Housa
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-10

Insurgents Said to Have Crossed Frontier
Sharp Fusilade Heard Between Turk
ish and Greek Outposts-Turks Attack
Three Greek Positions.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23
ADRY GOODS.

% inch Black Mohair at 15c yd. .,
reduced from 2Oc.
81 inch wrdeS ilk FINISH Henrietta
in Back, Blue, Brown or Red
at I9c, worth soc.
81 inch Fancy Dress Goods 2oc a
yard worth 5Jc.
IS inch Novelties at I2t reduced
from 2oc.
soc Lace Curtains reduced from
75c
I5c OF Table Oil Cloth Worth &c
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Bic Light Calico reduced from Sc.
4c Fancy Calico reduced from DC.
&c Calico worth and 7c.
4c yard wide Muslin reduced from
&c.
4!c yard wide Bleached Muslin
reduced from &c.
Summer Wash Fabrics will be
reduced to the very Lowest Prices.
Come and take look at our new
Dlmlties, new Organdies, Stylish
and Low Prices.
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55c of White Bed Spreads reduced
from 81 90.
All our Liccs, Ribbons aud Dres.
Trimmings must be sold.
SIC a yard Of Dress Giugham.
3tc IL yard of Apron G.ngham.
nc yard 9 4 Shesting.
I9c yard GA Best Bleached
Sheeting.
ISc Poles and Fltches reduced from
25c.
O. y. T. Clsrks's Spool Cotton &C
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50 40 Men's Woolen Suits reduced
from 81 90.
SO 90 Meas Woolen Suits reduced
from 50 90.
50 80 Mems all-Wool Suits reduc-
ed from 81 80.
81 90 Mems all-Wool Black Suits
reduced from SO 90.
SIS 90 Mems all-Wool Suits reduc-
ed from $40 90.
50 90 Mems all-Wool Scotch Chev-
lot Suits reduced from S12 90.
81 90 Mems all-Wool fancy Chey-
lot Suits. tailor-made, reduced
from $500.
4oc Mems good Working Pants.
81 % Mems Dressy Pants reduced
from 81 80.
81 90 Mems all-Wool Dressy Pants
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CLOTEHENG.

reduced from 800.
81 80 Mems all-Wool Pants reduc-
ed from 50 so.
15c Boys Knee Pants worth 25c.
25c Boys Knee Pants reduced
from 40c.
60c Boys Knee Pants Suits worth
81 %.
22c Mems Summer Underwear
worth soc.
&c Mems Straw Hats.
25c Mems Straw Hats reduced
from SOC.
1Oc Boys and Children's Dressy
Hats.
We have a lot of Mems fine
Laundried Shirts. We will sell
them at any price.
4c Ladies' Ribbed Waists worth
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DIR l.. L.P.FARRELLY
DENTIST.
CeredO, W. va.

All operations pertaining to the
mouth and teeth attended to in a
scientific manner. Artificial teeth
guaranteed to fit perfectly and look
natural. Gold, Amalgam and Por.
celain filings. Prices reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
sTOGice in Bank Bu1Jing
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1F 1t seem evil unto you to
serve the Lord, choose ye this day
whom ye will serve" And we say
unto the fusion populists, "Choose
ye today" If the silver Repubh-
cans and reform-fOr-of ofIice-onIy-
Democrats arc good enough to- fuse
with they are good enough to Join.
Goodbye! And when your right
foot first strikes the hot sands of
eternity do not cry out to us middle
Of the roaders to bring you a pitch
er OF lee water. We know ye not.
Lincoln Citizen.
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SHOES.

- g Mems Dre~sY Tan Shoes re-
duced from 81 -
81 % Mems Low SHOES reduced
from 81 50.
81 Is Mems shoes Lice and Con.
greNs reduced from ~ 25.
81 90 Mems Shoes Worth 5, 81.
S2 50 Meas Tan Sioes reduced
from S. 25
0oc Lad cs' Slippers reduced from
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Mr.. Isaac Homer. proprietor of
the Burton House, Burton. w. Va.
and one Of the most widely known
men in the state, was cured of rheu
maiism after three years Of suffer
ing. He says: 81 have not suAi
cient command Of language to con.
vey any idea Of what suffered.
my physician told me that nothing
could be done for me and nv friends
were fully convinced that nothing
but death would relieve me of nv
suffering. In June, 1894, Mr.. Ev-
ans, then travelling salesman for TIC
Wheeling Drug Co. recommended
Cham betlain's Pain Balm. At this
time ny foot and limb were swollen
to more than double their normal
size and it seemed to me nv lee
would burst, but soon after I began
using thePain Balm the swelling he.
gan to decrease, The pain to leaye;
now ] consider that / am entirelv
cured"
For sale by w. NJ. Bloss, Cers,lo
and Williams & Campbell, Kenova
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SHOES.

81 IS Boys Tan Shoes 3 to 81 re.
duced from 81 O..
81 20 Boys Lace Shoes TO slre
duced from 81 65.
~ 90 Misses Tan Button or Lace
Shoes reduced from 81 IS.
75c. Chlidren's Shoe, . 10 II reduc
ell from ~ %.
All the above line of Shoes must be
sold.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23

10c.
10c Ladies Ribbed Waists reduc-
ed from 15c.
12lc Ladies Ribbed Waists reduc-
ed from 20c.
25c Ladies' Summer Corsets reduc-
ed from 40c.
45c Ladies' Corsets, all styles,
worth 75c.
35c Ladies Shirt Waists reduced
from SOC.
zoe Ladies' SHIRT Waists, the
teched collars and cuffs, worth
81 %.
We carry big line of Ladies'
White Collars and Cuffs and all
kinds of Neck Wear.
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6. BERNSTEIN, Proprietor.


oeei fvouhaye
tor Drsaii
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23

NO scheme on earth can get
money amo"g the people as quick
ly as improving business, and
nothing will improve business as
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SXHaDES.

%. Lldles SIIpperS reduced IRON
81 25.
81 IS L'dre>' Slippers reduced from
81 So
= &c. Lad es' B ittou Shoes, worth
~ 50,
81 b Lldies' Button or Lace
Shes reduced from 81 81.
- Is Ldies' Snoe,. worth i, 90.
5 IS Ladies Button Shoes, worth
81 80.
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I2c Arbuckle's coffee.
Il lbs. granulated sugar, 81 90.
nc best tea per lb.
Oc best leaf lard per ID.
&c boxes rolled oats, 10. package
6c vanilla or lemon per bottle.
Sc pickles per bottle.
SC catsup per bottle.
&c Snow kiag bkng pwdr per ] ID.
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SC 3 pint cups.
4c quart cups.
sc / gallon cups.
&c ] gallon covered buckets
SC S quert covered buckets.
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{ 1RGDCEREES
sc lbs. soda.
SC sacks table salt.
sc big boxes blueing.
&C I gross matches.
sc , bars CASTLE Soap
25c 5 bars star soap.
25c S bars Lenox soap.
25c s bars Chinese laundry soap.
Sc coal oil per gallon.
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&c best sugar corn per can.
7c best tomatoes per can
&c table peaches per can
TIC apricots per can
TIC salmon per can
7c straw berries per can
sc hUminy per ID
IS IS Best Flour per Bbl..
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Webb, Felix no property
waugh, James + no property
Williams, y NJ no property
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YHNW a RE.
~ II ainn co,araI LN"I Goc grllon open buckets.
att / liz I ~ Gs 80 Ifc gallon open buckets.
quart coffee pots. 10 iolIv -
gallon coffee pots. '~'' P''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-14
7 E A T R 0
dc sEl Hersldo, de Madrid

Nunca segundas parties fueron baepas:
asf sucedi6 anoche con la sreprlses del popular
espectacu,o clos Sobrinos del Capitsn Grant',
bene6cio de Ia tiple c6mica seilora Duatto, y
despedida dc la compalia.
La Interpretation no pudo scr mas fatal,
teniendo en- cuenta 10 pasable de la del domlngo.
La sefiora Scuba, que tantos placemes ha
conquistado en- su simpatico papel de shetty,,
estuvo anoche desconocida fra. mas fra
de 10 regular La benefcada, seors Duatto,
bien, al ligual que los seflores Bonafd Bouxadfs.
A instancas del publico, muy numeroso en-
las galerfas muyescaso en- los palcos lunetaa,
tuyieron que repetir la sZamacuecas, duo y eyo-
luciones del 90. acto, walls del 80.
La orquesta. sonadora en- dlstintos
nameros, bajo la amistosa intervention spud
acta> de los maestros seilores Navarro y Perez
Cisneros.
Ell decorado bicn, con especia!dad el cua
dro eal fondo del mars, en- el que pude notar
las reformas indcadas en- mi antcpenultlma
revista. -Asf, asf sc hace.
Terminates sus compromises Ia compahla
Navarro, hoy ha debido embarcar para Maya
giez con objeto de dar allf algunas representa-
clones.
Que tengan feliz viaje, mil proaperldadcs
un pronto removable regreso, es todo cuanto
les deseo.
Me comunican <sotto voces que ell
domingo trabajara en- nuestro teatro Ia nueva
compailfa de zarzuela, dirigida por cl reputado
v popular baritone don Pedro Ventura.
Lleno seguro.
7ITI EPE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-14

ultimo, varias j5yenes por la plaza y Gales de
Bayam6n, una de elias perdio una cadena dc
ORC con una cruz de igual metal con cnco per
las. Sc suplica alei vecindario tanga en-
cuenta este aviso, Il lin de que la persons que
haya encontrado aquella prenda, ia entregne !!
don 1ullo Z. Otero,cu su casa, calie de Espalla,
por el que sera gratifcalo. Ademas Sc supica
q la pollcfa tome nota, per 81 tuVlere notlclas,
gestlone la adquiscoI de la relerida prenda.
Xxx En- un importante consejo de ministros
que sc ha celebralo en- Madrid, ha trata!o
del buen efecto que ha csusado en- la opinion J
en- las cancilerias extranjcras, el anuncio dc
que ell Gobierno dc Espaila esta resuelto plan
tear la autonomfa en- Cuba Puerto Rico
~ Sabanas para baIlo, alfombras, manti-
Has tohallas J las mejores musehnas de hllo,
en- clos Dependencies, Fortaleza 33.
~ Aver Sc vendieron en- el mue!lc de
esta capital por los senores Palacios Compa'
Ilfa, IA sacos con garbanzos de Varlas classes
100 barries con uvas preclos reservados.
*. En- la noche de aver lngres6 en- el
Hospital de esta capital el joycn autor del
robo en- esta redaccon
*. En- Ell vapor SSanto Domlngoa van
para la Peninsula, procedentes del elerclto de
Cuba, Gls indivduos entire jefes, otoiales, ella
Sc de tropa y marlneros
~ En la Inspection de Polcfa, Fortaleza
IS, Sc encuentra depositado un pasaporte que
tue halado auoche por Ia policia. Dlcho pa
saporte pertenece al continado del preside de
Ceuta Antonio Moreno Estrada natural de
Nuevitas esth irmaio con fecLa % de Sep
tiembre de 1896. Su dueTo pue'lc pasar . re
cogerlo.
~. Dice FL Diuio Iopular, de Maya
lJol ,,,for n
nunero del eibado, que el Comite liberal de
esta ciudad pensaba d;mitir: sabemos hoy por ell
mismo se1or Presidente que es falso ell informe
FL comito liberal de Mayagiiez esta muy salts
fecho del Partido, ell cuai lie ha dado grandes
pruebas de adhesion y de confanza.'
*. Maestro estimado agente CORES
poneal en- Patillas Sc ha resentido porque 70
publicamos fntegra la extensa relacion que nos
remit6, de la manifestation que Sc celebr6 en-
aquel pueblo con motive de la formation del
nuevo ministerio, renuncia ell cargo, dandonos
ordcn terminate de suspender la remission del
paquete acostumbrado. En- su consecuencla,
desde ell numero de mailaua no tendran la
CORRESPONDENCE ell Patillas, i menos que
alguna persona de la localidad nos telegraffe
aceptando Ia Agencia. Sentimos de veras ha-
ber lastimado la susceptiblidad de nuestro
audido corresponsal, pero no podemos llenar
cl periodico con extensas resehas locales de
hechos que 4 corta dferencia resultan en- ell
fondo iguales en- todos los pueblos. De haber
acogfdo todos los escritos que recibimos sobre
manifestations por la subda de Sagasta ha-
brfamos necestado mas paginas que el ellerald
de Nueva York.
~ Nos piden publican 10 siguiente:
<Senor alcalde Es va un verdsdero abuse
el que Sc viene cometiendo con las <dianas,.
HI pueblo de Puerto Rico es un pueblo traba
jador; aquf hasta los ricos trabaj an. Solo unos
cuantos vagos constituyen la exception de la
regla, no es justo, nj equitativo, nj poitico,