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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-29
EI se|f.goVernment y e| pueblo
II

{ E! adveniniento del nuevo regimen es pa
ra nosottos ell suceso fasto mas cuiminante Ell
la hietoria del Iafs despu6s de su descubrimien
to. Mas pr6djgo de berefcios morales, mate
riales intelectna!es sdn que la concession que
81 monarca den Fernando VII no hiciera de la
facultad de comerciar cen todss las proviucias
de Ia Metr6poli con todas las naciones ex-
tranieras, acontecimiento recibdo por nuestros
abuelos con publicos festejos y general rego.
clio.
El 10 de Noviembre de 1893, la Real c9-
dula ae 1920, ell % de Mario de 1878 y e! 25
de Noyiembre De 1897, seran las cuatro feohas
mas memorables de la posteridad, feohas de
bendicion de paz, dias de confraternidad pa
"a este pueblo antilano, unico en- toda la ex.
dido las iras nj enconado los edlos con el fra :
gor de las srmas el derramamiento de sargre.
Bienvenida sea para nosotros Ia libertsd
Constitutional que nos otorgs la nsci6n, porque
ella viene apacibe, por los rectos caminos de
militares ui golpes DE- E.tsdo, kin tanica ensan
grentads.
1Por que no habremos de ser sus celosos
custodios velsr la puerta de su templo2
Hablando de ella ell <Pais,, primer diario
que ou Supd lnlGlo pi'poSouuh
en- artsculo msgisiral de fecha muy recente de
olarabs que <es la autonomfa colonial por ex-
celencis, su misma EeaIidad substantial, sin
eepeciosas aparienoias, que Ell mnisterio sa-
gasta- -Moret habfa cumplido lealmente Gus com.
promises otorgando Cuba y Puerto Rico ell
regimen colonial pedido y formulado por el
partido autonomista cubano La misms Jun
ia central de esa perseverance agrupa:i6n, ha-
ciendo suyas per su psrte en- la notable circu
lar de 2 de Diciembre u!timo los brillaptes
conceptos de la rad scci6n de <El Psfs,, expire
saba gu juicio sutoriysto de mayor exception
con estas elocuentes pslabrss:
El sistema prdximo a inaugararse en- Cnba
Puerto Rico, no es la decentralization ad.
miDistrstivs econdmica anteriormente cfreoi
da por los gobiernos iberales, no; no es ei regi'
men defciente de las colonias ffancesas, ri ell
representative con Corsejo de gobierno que re.
pfs en- las anti!Ias irglesas ? el Cansda antes de
Ia gran reforma de 1889 frmsds por Lord Rus
sell: es Ia vera sdera sutononomfa, 10 que este
insipne estsdista ssnciond eetsb!eciendo la res.
ronsabilidsd ante Ia aeamblea PROVINCIAL de los
miembros del Consejo executive; es la artono-
mfs representative con 'bierno psrlamentario
responsible, que fue la Ultima evouci6n del
nroceso el como de lss aspraciones pofti
Gas que formula nuestro progrsms.
Pus llegar q este coronsmeDto del edif-
clio, ei sistems srrsncs, segdn los Deeretos
publicsdos, de 10 smplfsims base del sufrsgio
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Liquidation del c0neurso
DE G. J. STORER Y Co.

prsctics;io el 20 &.ividcndo dc as carti-
isdes iiquidas realiaa&aa de los bienea ds doho
ooaeurso entye los quo fueron sns acrecaoyes
hipoteearioa reconoci.;os : gsaduadoa come pre-.
fereltas, CORES pondien a caja nno uu opatro
nor ciento de sus raappotvos alcsnces, deadc el
dia 10. do Abril prox!mo pneden pEesen:arse
los intaresades cobrar las s,lmas que les per-
teneoan, scvedtando para clio eu rarsonaliGad,
en- la casa del infrssorto, Gallo de San Francis
20 numaro 81 &c una custfo de ia tarde, EN- los
dias viernes fhha1o do cada seiGara. Puerto
Rico, 27 dc Malzo de 1885, JULIAN E.
BLANCO. 3-2
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ortodoxos, entre los cuales cuenta con muy
buenos amigos. Para poder llsmarnos ibsra'
Iea--dicces precise saber resretar Ia Nberlad
ageaa.
l)fiolaIae DE ALFARERiA. Para Ia eleho
Vi'0i@'"o r&cdn dc Iadrllos Do mampostear
collar se ncycsjtan a'gunos odciaIes. Los que
conoaean II perfection este oticio, pneden di'
riiir-e loo senores Cereoedo Hermanos y Co.,
del uonercin &c esa capita. SerSn colocadcs
ipmc.siataroente l5-~7
s*s AL seil9r don Federico Ortiss Aveci'
la, exgohorna ior civil de Puerto Principe
Santiago da Cuba, !e ha si7o c3ucediia en- pre-
milo a ses 1istipgados ssrvcios la gran cruz
del M6rito Nilitar, blanca libre de gaetos.
S-aE1 A EASTO pUBLlCO. LA carne dc
res, 80 ezEonderA 'aHttana On est, capital %
t3arteeoa oil kiic.
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hs causado profundo desagrado en- Ia pobla-
VENTA DE FINCA EN- UTUADo. ~ Los

VENTA DE IlNCA EN UIUADQ. - Los
s@"'" que tuscylten vcnden una harmoaa
propedad, que reune las condolences siguentos:
SO con-, zone de 500 cucr;las, POGO mas 8 me-
nos. E>la sItnada tn IL barrio de Vivl'abaic,
i un ki3,netro dc ia ob.aoion. Linda CON
la carr"t'.a 4an coldure Jayuya. Estl cru
zaJa por cl rio ViNf y varias quchradas parma.
nentes. Contiene como 80 cuerdas de vega, de
las Gua,es / estHn senbradas de yerba De
guinea. l'cGo mas s meuos, tiens rs cler3as
de G.it, de las cuaes 50 son nuevas, prlnoipan
do 1 produoir. Tiens una casa habitacGn dc
muy bDenas madras situada en- el iugar mas
plnlornsco Ne Ia p;ogie iad y adelnas varlas
cafltas bth hf2s ps:s habitaclon de los traba
iadoreN. Los p&stos do sis cerct3os son syoe-
le!taH "A]a a cfiaDzs de l.anadn. Ia sus vegas
pe pIotuee acknowledgements ell tabaco, 10 gus
ae runda co,nprobar con las siembsas que hay
acta.ueuta DC di1ha hoi:. Tlane abunlancia
de Iiatanos y danas where's para suministro
de los trahai i,dorea, III que la ntsresc pnste
infVgntaEso IN ID capltaf con don N lcolaa Q yaa'
gureu; en- AraalsJo, cou los selqres Le!e5na
Artau Comp, y eptan terae en su apreoiaciau
y t!oinat, con sAs duelos que suselibon - K.
MARTINEZ Y COMpANIA. Is
~ la estadu aigunos dfaa en- esta capi-
tai Ell te'.ltnte tic irgsn;eros hu;iogr5hoos don
bra2clscH I'll ut3.t'r'i, est!ln1GO amigo nUe&tHO,
que hns ha 'narchs'lo para Fsj2rao, 4 dirijir
Is iasta!ael>Hsl AZ una toErs 6ptca 4 ;3 e*tablece
en- aqaala jarlsdesion.
~ De BsTcs;oueta csc ib.n 10 sjgu;ento:
"Las elecoiones en- este pueblo sa han il,
vs1o cab o',n ei mayor oct!en compostlga,
debido q 10 quito qae es este yeciDasrio 4
las acerts%as mes}idas tonadas por nunstra rec
ia dig2a autcri ial local sefor Gaorgetti
habienio 'le'aostra 10 81 pueblo con sa acslgad,
10 mucho que respeta y aprecia 4 dluha auto
ridad"
~ 'Curiosiiades de mf>tica parla" es
ell tftdlo de IN volumen de mas de 800 paginas
qua Sc ba puh!;eado ultimamente en- Madrid.
Esas oGrosidades han silo recGg!das por eli
obispo auxiliae de SevliIa, elpsdre JnaG Cha
con de la CosapaIis do .Jesas, Ssn;a Teresa dc
Jasds, don Fugercio Afan de Rbera, ell doc
tor don Juan Salinas de Castro, don Leaudro
Fer1andez &c AIoratin, Fortuni Gainao
ctros. FL objtto de Ia recopilacioa de to1as
estas cuEiosidades es presentar log extravfos =
aberraciones come!ilos por el af&u de iutgoau
cir novedadea ep ei d. gna.
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A los IDdustriaIeS de Ia isIa

La comisi6n elegida por este Club, para
informar acerca de Ia reforma arancclaEia, al
objeto de poder dictamnar con toda la ampli-
tud que tan importante asunto requiere, supli'
ca tolos cada uno de los industrialea que en-
la provincial existen, Sc sirvan cocperar con caan
tos dstos juzguen conducentes 4 satisfaoer las
necesiaaaes de aus respectvas industries, di-
rijiGudolos, en- tolo e presente mes, al presi-
dente que suscribe. Ponce, 10 de Marco de
1898. JUAN CABRER. 1910
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Gran dsstI|eria J fabTica de |jcorss
e DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI

FUN PUERTO RICU.
E mport9ci5n direots de vinos, cognscs,
ani-ado- ginebrss tiaas, vermouth, etc, de la
renomhrads desterfa de II. Il. Cusaaoca q
CompaHia, estabiecida en- Jerez de Ia Frontera.
Sc aten3era & log pedidos con puntuaiidad.
preeio4 mug pcpalares. Sc garantizan los
productos de la casa los importaaos por la
r;sms.
~ DiriiIr Ia correspondence DON
MANUEL AMRROsIANI.-Ponc 45-7
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Poss osa es"sss,cs oo'sss4o ss's:d; : ;s,,s dc s
poeta = festive estritor don Jose Maria hionge
(Jasto Derecho}. nm tomo de 1873 pagnas m
proIogo de don Nicanor Boet peraza, en- j,a9'e
satinado superior, vende 4 ] E.eso SO centa-
yos q eicmi!af en- las iIrprias dc los seorcs
L. Sojo y Gea,#i.ia, den Francisco J. hIar-
x'as:h y ZION b +. Sanjurjo Vidal eli esta
RnliacciGn =
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guros sobre la vida, Ell SOL, de Canada, los
benefciarios sin Ciicultsdes nj obstacuos, de
lss P6lizas siguientes:
Faiiciano Carhia, Ell San Juan. .......$ 5000
Higinio Lopez Cachataa, San Juan. =. 5000
Manuel Herpaiz Vidal, Carolina. ......< a. 900
Francisco Meudez, Csguas. ...........e 1000
Antonio Gaarch, idem m....,....x 5000
Ramon Bargaeras, San Lorenzo. .....s 1000
Manuel +. Lopez, Yabucoa ......< $50
Pedro Sanchez, Comerfo. .............< 3, 600
Evaristo Gaar tos, Msnatf ........< 8, 900
Arohivald Wiisop, Arecibo. ........s 5. 600
Jo=6 Padilla Mercado, id ..,........x s. 900
En,eter;o HerDandez, id. l, 900
Au,ador Alcoba, Utuado .........<2,5 $500
joe la 0 Perez, id d...........x . 900
Eduardo Acevedo, Larss. ............s 200
SatcFnino Arana, ia P5li2a sal tst'a 1870
Ju'ia Gilbhee v1uia de Cortads Ponce 4, 600
Vicente Cortotla, Ponce, contra
POLKA imterin0, por talIecer antes
de Hegar la pdjiaa dethitiya 1900
Francisco Go!nia de Arana, Lsres. .< 900
Vicente Gonzalez, Ssn Juan. .......x 1000
E4eopoldo Cereoedo. idem. ..x 2. 900
Antonio Trias, Ponce. .......... ...< 4, 900
Tomas A Dodd, Ponce. ......... ...sl0, 900
Francisco Fernandez Villami! Rio. pie
ofas ..... ..................s 5, 600
Juan Lopez Colon, Juaua Diaz :. >. 5 600
L. B. Miller, Ponce .................< 5 200
Juan Vaanonde, Fajardo. do...........< 5, 900
T, B Miller, Ponce. go. ........ 3, 900
500, $50
O. F. &orer. Superintendent.
Carlos B. Meltz, Agente general J Bauquero.
15-13
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BenefaetoreS de Puerto Rico

Reproducmos con gusto el Manifesto que
autorzan t'ementcs del grupo oportunista de
May: gi.ez al retirar la can 1idatura de nuestro
estimado amigo colabcrador don Rafael
Japsr v Seller
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Gran Hotel ''ingIstarfa" ma5 Hotel u Ssa de- pri

hIontado Ia aitura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas i Ia bahia. Con gabinete de lecprs,
depsr salEleut0 De eantiua, tabaquerfa IN ele-
g@nte Salon de Reoreo. --Hospedaie desde DOS
PESOS I'll ado:a1te, sagun ia habitacidn que se
oanue.- A. A.EIl0. 0..-Propietarioi.
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Den Luis Malloz Rivera Capita, $50 vo-
tos; Rio o-pio3rae, s3G iGem; Corolina, NG3 id.;
Bsyamdn, sos item; Dorado 775 lcm; Toa.
alta, a.lS3 iiem; Tea -haia, 294 idem; Vega
alta, l.z7l ielem; Vega haja, l 354 idem; Tru'
jio alto, sol idem; Co,o2al ] o4l.--Totsl,
.l2 OH.
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Don julian E, Blsnco Capital, 525 vo
tos; Rio pietlras, 81 idem; Carolina 78 iden;
Bayamdn 1856 idem; Dorado, 81 idem; Toa al
ia, pinguno; Toa baja, 50 idem; Vega alta,
mir guno; Vega haja 81 idem; Trujillo alto,
nirguno; Corczal, 1874 idem.--Total 2.l23.
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Dates eIsCtOya!sS

lie aquf el resultado obteni 10 en- las eloo'
clones para representautes nsulares en- ls cir
cunscyip pcidn dc la capitol:
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Don Pedro A,yusoa Reyaza -Canita]

Don Pedro Arguags Beraza Capital,
l.l3l votos; Rio~piedras, 32e idem; Carolina,
lC7 idem: Bagsmdp 50 iaem; Dorado I idem;
Toa alta, niuguno; Toa haja Is iiem; Vega
alta, ningnno; Vegab baja, % i5em; Trujilo-
to, 40 idem; Corozal ll6 idem. Total,
1919
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D,n Juan Hernandez Lopez Capital,
500 votos; Rio piedrae, 557 idem; CaroNins,
$50 idem; Ba}amdn, 10 idem; Dorado, 594
leu,; Tea sta, l.7j5 iaem; Toa bajs, Isl id;
Vega alta, o7l iien.; Vegs.baja, 500 idem;
Trni'Io-aIto, 4G' ideu; CoEozal G6l idem,
--Totai 10 1872.
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ReIaclQn da sinIesIrQS Rsga is 10, en- =. est: est:

respectable blen acreditada Companfa de Se'
garos sobre la vida, Ell SOL, de Canada, los
banefciarios sin didcutsdes nj obstaculos, de
Iss Polizss siguientes:
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non Jose Severe Qain mes. Capital
1903 yotos; Rio picdras, 773 idcm; Carolina,
oG5 idem; Bayamon, IA idein; Dorado, 775
idcn; Tos-aita, l 475 idem; Toa-bais, 293
iden.; Voga-alta, l 27l idem; Vega baia l 344
iipnl; Trujii!o.alto, 5ol idem; CorozaI, o03
item. Total, 9.722.
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Don jose c. BarhnHs.~- Capital, 1910 70.
toe; Rio piedras. G3 i'len; Carolina, 90 idem;
ayam6c, 1885 idem; Dorado, 81 i!em; Tea
alta, pnguno; Toa baio, e2 idcu; Vega alta,
nirguno; Vega baia "a idem; Tsuii''o, alto,
idem; Colozal l24 i}em. Total, 3sl9.
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Don Manuel Fgoacue Cintr6u. Capital,
1.5l4 votos; Ri, pjedras, G5 idam; CaroIns,
IS idsm; Baean6, l44 i'em; Dorado, $40 i! !;
Toa-sIta, IA ld1n; Tcs oaja, 2o5 'idem;
Vega alta, 800 ideu,; Vega bajs, 46 idem;
jillo alto, 8 iiem; Cor4zal N lem. - To
tsl 4123
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@. z. Storer. Superintendent.
Carlos B. Melts, Agente general Banquero
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
THE BOTKIN TRIAL
Cunning PreferS inc Jail to Telling
 inc Whole Truth.

San Francisco, Dec. 20.-When the trial of Mrs. Botkin was resumed to- day John P. Cunning, who had spent the night in jail for refusing to divulge the names of the women with whom he had been intimate, was called to the stand. When asked if he was ready to furnish the desired information he re- piled he would only do so when it was shown that some woman other than Mrs. Botkin was connected with the murder of his wife and sister.
 Judge Cook again remanded the wit ness to the custody Of the sheriff. Mrs. Rose Seeley, whose name has been connected Wi-h the writing of the anonymous letters, testified that she was in no way connected with their writing. Writing Expert Ames will De the chief witness today unless Cunning relents in his determination not to give the names desred.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
A FIRE AND TWO DEATHS
Panic Stricken Women Leap From
 Windows.

New York, Dec. 20.-Two women were killed and another woman and man were severely injured during fire today at the residence of c. H. Raymond at West End avenue and Seventy-third street. Mrs. Underwood, sister of Mrs. Raymond, leaped from the second floor window, her head struck the sidewalk and death was in stamtaneous. William Doerr in crying to rescue Mrs. Underwood sustained a fracture of the skull which probably will result in death. Mrs. c. H. Ray mond followed Mrs Underwood out of the window and was picked up uncon- scious. MT Raymond was carried from the house unconscious from smoke. After the flames were eNtinguished the body Of Harriet Fee was found on the third floor of the house. She had been overcome by smoke.
 The firemen ran ladders to the upper stories and William Doerr, a railroad volunteered to go up. Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Underwood could be seen climbing out of the windows and the firemen and crowd begged them to go back. Doerr was half way up the ladder when Mrs. Underwood jumped from the window, striking Doe-r full in the breast and carrying him wt1h her.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
WAR REVENUE LAW.
The Senate Not Likely to Attempt Its
 Revision at Present.

Washington, Dec. O.-Representa-
 tive Dingley of Maine, chairman of the
 ways and means committee of the
 house, is not likely to meet with any response from the senate to his sugges-
 tion that in consideration of the fact
 that there now slumbers in pigeon hole of the senate finance committee
 bill passed by the house at the last session to amend certain features of the war revenue act it lies with the senate to make the next move in this matter. It is possible that another attempt may be made at this session to amend some of the onerous features of the law, but it Is extremely improbable that it will avail. The leaders of the senate do not consider that there is any pressing need for such action and are decidedly averse to reopening the whole tariff question, with all that it would entail in the way of pressure for the remis- sion of many, if not most of the duties. As for the two sections about which there has been so much complaint that requiring a one-cent stamp on ex- press receipts and the same tax on tele- graph messa ges-it is explained that congress purposely left the first sec ton ambiguous and that it was the full intent of the conference committee to have the ublic pay the telegram tax by permitting the telegraph companies to refuse to receive a message without the stamp affixed.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
WORKING ON FRENCH PASSIONS.
Manifesto Attacking England and Ask
 ing People of France to Rally.

Paris. Dec 2O.-A manifesto has been posted about the city by an as sociation styling itself the League of the Interests of National Defense. It declares that France is in danger, and appeals to the people to rally in the country's defense.
 It attacks England for daring to threaten France, and refers to the Fashoda incident as humiliation re- sulting from the culpable carelessness of those to whom Frenchmen intrusted their most sacred interests. Groups of passersby gathered and read the mani festo, but none seemed to be fired by the illumination.
 It is noteworthy that the speech de livered by Sir Edmund Monson, the British ambassador, at the recent meet ing of the Anglo-French Young Mems Christian Association, seems to have considerably modified the press Even the Lfberte, which the other day was urging an entente with Germany be- cause of England's enmity, now de- clares that it is convinced that there is no real cause of serious disagree ment between France and Great Brit ain, whose mutual interests dictate the resumption of cordial relations.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
SECRETARY BLISS SUCCESSOR.
General Opinion in Washington Is That
 He Will Be a Western Man.

Washington, Dec. 20-A member Of the cabinet said this afternoon that President Mckinley has been aware for some time of Secretary Bliss inten- ton to resign, and that on more than one occasion during the past few weeks
 the secretary has told the president that he must, for business and personal reasons, retire soon. Last week it was arranged that the resignation should be submitted and dated January 1 and that in the meantime the president would look about him for a successor to MT. Bliss. Who that successor will be nobody seems to know, although the general opinion is that he will be a western man. For some reason or other none of the politicians here ap- pears to think that the new secretary will come from New York. Senator Platt does not know what to think Of 'the situation. He still doubts the ac curacy of the report that MT. Bliss has resigned and is unable to say what the effect, if any, his retirement would have upon the appointment of promi- nent New York republicans to high administrative and diplomatic offices. As to MT Choate's appointment as ambassador to England that seems to be settled, although it is not a fact, as has been reported, that the commiS- sion has been made out. The presi- dent, before leaving for the south, said the matter was not fixed beyond pos sible change but added that he saw no reason at that time to alter his opinion that MT. Choate would be the most fit ting and popular successor to Lol. Hay who could be chosen
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
WILL TAKE WATER
Germans Will Not Engage in
 a Trade War.
An Indication That Their Altitude Toward inc American Hog Will be Sofiencd.

Berlin, Dec 20.-The North German Gazette today, referring to Senator
 Mason'a resolution introduced in the senate yesterday directing the commit tee on agriculture to inquire into cer- tain legislation pending before the reichstag calculated to prohibit the inn portation into Germany of American sausages and other meat products and directing the committee, should the measure become a law, to report inn mediately bill to require the in spection of sugar, meats, wines and all other food produces which are import ed into the United States from Ger many, also referring to the agri- cultural bill in the house, calls atten- tion to the promise of Count Posa- dowski to Weihner, the secretary of the interior, in the reichstag, that an inn periar law will be introduced provid- ing general regulations for the impor- tation eff American meats, which, it is hoped, will avert the possibility of a conflict or of claims upon the part of the United States. The paper adds that the law on this subject is in course of preparation, but has not yet been submitted to the bundesrath.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
B. & o. SOUTHWESTERN co.

London, Dec. 20.-SFeyer Brothers, in conjunction with the associate reor- ganization managers of the Baltimore and Ohio in New York city, have con cluded negotiations with the president of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest ern Railway company for readjust- ment of the affairs of the latter com pany. Speyer Brothers of London. Speyer 6 Co. of New York and Kuhn, Loeb 6 Co. Of New York are to prepare the plan and present it at the end of this week.
 It will be necessary to raise nearly $1O,000,000 of new capital Speyer Brothers will form a syndicate to raise the necessary money including the puT- chase, at the face value, of the coupons due on the 1st of January and not paid by the company.
 The readjustment plan provides for the issue Of $40 ,000 of first mort gage 314 per cent bonds, of SIP, 300, eco ia preferred and S10,o0o.0oo in common stock Of the Balimcre and Ohio rail road as reprganized.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
NEW YORK SOLDIER VOTE.
Boards Of Election Canvassers Or
 dered 70 Count It.

New York, Dec. 20.-Secretary of State Palmer today delivered to County Clerk Sohmer the ,963 ballots cast by soldiers from this county. The box containing ballots was openel in the presence of Augustus W. Peters, repre- senting Tammany hall, and George R. Manchester, secretary of the republican county committee. All the. other clerks of counties in New York city also re- ceived soldiers ballots for their coun- ties. The Brooklyn vote numbered 65S
 Under the law the soldiers vote must be canvassed by the election officers of the various districts, and the secretary of state directed MT. Sohmer to have the boards conyoked. A difficulty arises out of the fac5 that no provision has been made for the payment of the expenses necessary in the canvass. The clerk said today that inasmuch as the law is mandatory, the election officers will have to canvass i,he vote without being paid for the work, or else take their chances. The votes must be counted before Tuesday next, and the board of county canvassers must make the canvass before Decem- Der 23
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
A KILLING NEAR YUMA
A COiOred Man Shot by Mistake for a
 DeSperddo.

Yuma, Ariz., Dec. 20.-Guadalupe Rosalis, Mexican bull fighter, assault ed Solomon Gonzales, a Mexican la borer at the Golden Cross mining camp, on Sunday afternoon with a razor, inf1icting serious wounds, cut ting Gonzales clear to the bone the en- sire length of the back. The assault was unprovoked and Gonzales friends took hand in the fight. Rosalis fled pursued by the enraged friends of tbe wounded man.
 A colored man by the name of John Lee was mistaken for the desperado, and was fatally wounded, being shot twice before the mistake was discov- cred. Rosales was subsequently, cap tured and turned over to the authori- ties. The colored man will die.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-21
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