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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Marriage licenses d Morgan 70
Emma Chew, Is d Pate to Florence Dy'
ess, II b CRANBERRY to Frances Scale,
Fhu Jericho to Annie George, J }
phtchet, 70 Rachel siuckey, James u
Fox 10 Mrs. Myrtle Nonable, Richard
Boone to Susie Burne, W Jones TO
beatrice Wyatt, Alexander Sutton toI
Eliza Jefferson, Amos Brown 70 Sarah
Loushudgc.
An Indiana young man proposed TO
bis sweetheart aud Was refused where
upon lac pumped a couple ofpisiol balls
into hls sys.em which somewhat i'm
paired his health. The young lady
lhercupon nur.ed ham back TO lie aud
the blooming li0Ssiers were married 10
tie pfesenc. Of 100 admiriIg friends.
W. J.. Turner has determined 10 start
-srrlaily paper al Marlin within the neAl
few weeks. lie has been on a visit 10
that city and Jays he is well pleased
with the outlook. lie has the best
wishe. oflhc Eagle In advance. the
paper vii ue called the Marlin Daily
sun, is. uel 10 the morning.
I The other day large American
eagle nea away with beautiful hat o.
/ d Louisiana gin. The hat vas orna
mented with golden bird aud th'
f. king Of tho air, being hungry, prounee'
upon H.
John Nayartil has moved his tailo
shop up stairs over the post oiiic
where be will be pleased TO have hi
patrons aud the public call and get ih
hest work at the lowest prices. 81
Sergeant Albert jenkins returned {
San Antonio Yesterday, after a length
yisIt o. relatives here, accompanied b
his brother Arthur jenkins. aud A
Patterson.
A Chicago woman IL said to hav
paid slO0 TO he embraced by a ghosI
Perhaps she hadn't TIE ghost Of
chance for good solid material hug
Alb. Carr Jr Of Bryan, has been
town several days this week attendin
20 business.-Caldwell News Chronicle
Mis- Eoline Schulet Of Heachie, La
ls visiting Ms. II. l.. Fountain an
other friends here.
LB. Reed sold line lot OF hogs an
.cauleto S. W. buchanan here yesie
day
Louis Niyc:h lcf, Tor sulphur sprini
yesterday.
Fresh iced Irish potatoes at Howe
Bros %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
I'd. M. WITLSoN



a u,,b,, OF Earth y,cli. Oser rice
Hundred uolla,. 90 Gold.
New York. Jan 90 "A personal mp.
rcsentnUyo Of james o. Kecuo hls boon
IN the Klondiko since early hst fall
Mr. Kcono has received two ,citcu frum
him detailing tha aawIty ui provisions
and the general discomiorts Living
during the winter thor. arcunliug tothe
letters, Is decidedly uncomfortable Tie
houses arr poor and che cold o, Intense
Nevertheless the health nl thr COM.
mun.ty Is good Mining continues rs
oGoctually and 8. possible under Che
weather conditions Averaging mp The
district and winter returns. the yield
seems 10 he about t3j a cubic yard,
which is probably tho richest placer
mining ever heard Of SIR Koono's rep
rcscntaiiyo saw one huckot OF earth that
weighed something over 200 pound.
Yield $50 in gold Claims au We gouI
demand, and on tho Eidpadl and ,ur
rounding groups some base inu pll I'd
an average price OF about ..WUu a.h
Further away from K.uIihc ranu
have hfn selling 90 slOuUl aud up
wards
The community wil require IN im
mcnsa 90 upp.i0 and % is iu rrl
ncoi 0i all kInis OF machinery used %
mining 10 is expected tmt tho.c wil
90 lr provided BOO abundance duuns ih
ummlr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
CAN STAND NO CUT.


Reply 90 GARY, Cirtui'r sent to Him
o. Abopt Port, i.stmasiers.
Washington. Jan g2.-About 90 post
masters have answered the circular sent
ont by Postmaster General Gary ask'
ing what savings could be made m
tho administration ot their offices dur
ing the remainder of ihc fiscal year. IN
order % avert q dcdcioncy in the postal
appropriation Nearly an of them said
that their Offices are now being run on
an economical basis. and any further rc'
duction oi the working force Is out OF
The question. with fcw exceptions 20 this
rule. Some admit q saving might le
made, but they say 10 will cripple the
existing wryirc 10 cut down the force Of
employees In the meanwhile q personal
rcmcnNmnco against any reduction Ia
the force that will impair Che carrier de-
livery Is leing made 20 officials here.
Now that congress has hccu ciIociually
made acquainted with tlie amount oi
thg probable deficiency AND a dcicmn1
ton inlimatcd Go cut down tho uumbi
of deliveries ~ poo appropriation Is
made 90 meet DO. Coo opinions cyrr I'D
/ thar some ald win hc given iho depart
mont Even if 30 3, mot forthcoming
officials ay good purpose win lc ac
compishod ly information rcrIvo
from posimnsicr in reply 90 thocirculni
Of inquiry in that it win serve asa lo
l0r future calculations Of tho rcuuuc
mrnts % Che y.cc in the lleal.uD ai
| fccfed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
MAMMOTH WHALE.

Every one should see the Mammoth
Whale" which will be on exhibition at
the II. Ate. Freight Depot for two
days only, Wednesday and Thursday
Jan. 20 aud q. Mountains Of flesh,
bone and blubber, So feet long, 400
years old and weighs $1,000 pounds and
is positively genuine, II was the chief
attraction at the Texas State Fair, and
was visited by thousands Of people.
As a scientific aud educational exhib-
II D. unsurpassed, and will soon be
taken to the Smlthonian Institute aa a
permanent exhibit. The admission
will be only 10 cents. Children . cents
Open from 10 a. m until op M.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
WOMAN TRAlNwREcKeR.
Charged with the Deed while seeking
Revenge Dor killing Tier Horse.

Revenge Dor killing Tier Horse.
Black River Falls Wis, Jan. %. An
attempt was made Go wrack o. passenger
tmin. with revenge for iho killing Of o.
horse as tho motive. Is thocmrsp against
Mary Miles, who was arrested h0r
Detective, say tho evidence against her
Is positive, and chat other arrests will
follow. clearing mp amv.'ery of nearly
four years standing
The crime with which shc 8. charged
was committed near Wiihcc during
Jane, 1894 Ahur.c owned hy her WI.
killed hy q rqvug Wisconsin Central
train and tho company infused to py
damages In rCycngo. 90 Is alleged. ,h,
placed ties In a c1lyCrt 60 vuck la,s
Cncrr train
Thooh,tructim was struck Iva freight
imin. doing considerable damage, br
| the vuck was attended with nl Dol, O
life
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Havana. Jan %. -GCnrral Castclanos
has taken possession Of the village Of r..
pomnza, IN che Sierra dc Cuhims, whor
the insurvnt government had its head
quarters During the stubborn resist
ancc made hy the insurgont. their gov
crnmcnt officials cacap B. The next day
the same general defeated body Of
5000 insurgents who wen coming 90 t1c
aid OF the government
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Nashville. Jan. % Fifteen fmitloss
ballots wen taken Friday night in the
Democratic senatorial caucus. and the
last ballot lrft the situation about the
same a. it was on the first ballot. Dur.
ing the halloiing an attempt ca break
McMillin's line was made boy the trans.
Ter Of vote. 10 Taylor fum Turlcy ,o "a.
o. give Taylor Oh votes, but n stampede
was not caused, McMnlm losing only
one vote. Tho thirty. and h.t
halo. siuud McMillin, 80; TURKEY, 9;
Taylor, 90. Tho Taylor gains com,
from Turlcy. On one ballot McMilhl
roc,iytd az votes. his highest point
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Buffalo. Jan. 81. II. e. Little and
Henry S. McFaul, comprising the m.
sumncc firm uf n. e. Little g. Co, woro
arrested on warrants charging them
with grand hrcny in the first dcguO
William e. Never OF Oscco,a, Ark, Is
the complainant Mover acted as an ui.
sunnco arant az Oscoola aud scntall his
risks 10 Little a Co. who promised,
Mover SAYS, 10 place them at low rates,
Never charges that the property owners
declare that when they attempted 90 col
lcct from certain companies they dis
covered that the names wop fictitious
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Tom Davidson went TO Waco yes,er.
day,
Irish seed potatoes fresh at Howell
Bros. 45
IN. brandon went 10 Galveston last
night
T.B. Graham come down from Waco
yesterday.
Miss Lille Hanson returned ircm
Houston yesterday.
DF. Jones Of Bethel was a visitor TO
The city yesterday.
Mrs. John Lock Of Waxahachie, g.
visiting Mrs. 1T. nanway.
--affsT Maggie Iliggs returned from
school At sherman yesterday.
For sale.-wnkio Collins works in
so volumes. II Wo1ten. It
For Sale Cheap-A good second hand
side saddle. Apply to J. i. PARKS 30
Mrs. q. L. Steele Of Navasola, is the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. G. W. McMich,
ael.
II. T. Christian aud j. W. Rider Of
Lewis county, Tenn, are here on bust,
meas.
There Nill De preaching tonight al
The old Baptist church by Rev. A. NJ
Stewart.
Miss Daisy Lee returned to Wclbor
yesterday affair months VISIT 90 rela
lives here
The Renneii will case. Ia which sey.
eral interests are represented. has beer
sei for Tuesday next
q Tpyino, Mexican charged will
aggravated assault wa fined s2j Ia o.,
county court yesterday.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either In Lodges or straight Life Com
ranles zee Joe b. Reed. #
woman 50 years old died In Chiear,
last week while irving 10 dance 90 Eel
granddaughter wedding
For Sale CheapA good milk COS
with young calf Reasons ior selling
have three others. Ira Gooch 40
Rosd & Hgad. The Italian gro,ers
will occupy the new Bonneville buildIu,
IN the rear Of their present location az
iei Feb l.
According Do Gen. lee.s rep0r uoI.s
than sooooOpcop.c on the Cuban Is'ar
are IN The last stage. of losdiuii.n an.
are wholly dependent upon charity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Washington. Jan - United States
Consul Bowie. GO L.vDrp'ol. BE- the author
otau a.l o. Boo thr dai.v consular rr.
PR devoted to on'inn Railing and cotton
iig. n ahieh BE- 80 ont the results II
SOME comparative tr.fs made Boz Liver.
pn1 with ihr nsBal American s1uau
cotton lalf and tIr pow mun1 hale.
Tie npHri irais o arguments Cor and
against che ness Unf l1lr. and boz.
olude au opinion hy an expert be- fapol
of che IryHf.su method 90 ia.ins
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Little Rock. Jan % News ~ a d..
siructiyo storm near Sutton po,toilicc In
Nevada county has ruchod hor'. What
Is dccrilcd as a Whirlwind gathered
near Means plantation, four mil,s
southwest Of Sutton, and blew down
several tenant houses. fcnccs and ont.
buildings. Going in a norihClstrrly ID.
rcction, the wind cut "a path 100 yarl'
wide. destroying everything bcfov d.
several houses wcrc unroied and ioui
or Eve persons hurt, but none believed
seriouslv.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
TATE LEeALLY D-A1
n a Man q Ni.dng From Ken ns'y o..
seven Year. ne q, "DraI."

n Mau q Ni.dng From Kan u.iy o..
seven Year. Hc 1. "nDI."
Frankfort, Ky, Jam %. james W.
Tate, che dcfaulung ox.s'at treasurer
Of kentucky. who skipped the state,
leaving deficit OF about $4,000, u
year. ago. is now legally dead, II not
actually So There has always been a
great deal Of mystery connected with
Taic's disappearance. and 30 has bcon
claimed by all Of his enemies and many
Of hts friends, that ho wa, alive In some
foreign country, enjoying the proceeds
of his ill.r0tion wealth The law In
Kentucky BE-. however. that after % man
has bccn missing fur seven years and
nothing has hoon ham frun him dur
ing that Time thar hc i- legally dead,
and % was under this statute that bis
heirs recently brought suit against the
insurance companies Go recover tIc in.
sumnoo upon his hir
Tho companies fought thc case bitter
! ~ until yesterday morning, when the
attorneys for thD Connecticut Mutual
/ Life aprsapd in upurt and paid Ovci
sii0O on thc $500 policy which Tat,
carried bon thcir Doc company In doinl
80 they virtually admit che death ~ thu
OK state treasurer The other defend
ants, 10 8. said, wal follow the cyamp.
Of the Connecticut iifc, and the Ia,
chapter in the Tate case. onr Of the mo-,
sensational in tlo history OF che state
will hny, been rlu.td.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Chickasla, l. r.. Jan. se.-William
r. Gordon drcman ON thC Rock L.
land, ZEN frum the tender Ut his engine
while his engine was taking water az
Minco, the wheels of the ears running
Overland crushing Dis left leg from the
anhlp ID the knee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
.,nl - -. b. N.lr,,.

Minneapolis. Jan. 80 Christian s.
Sicuglc, who pcoi,cd ud -oni ihc dr.'
telegraph mcs.ngo- in Norway, 3. dr1I
lle was ci years of age and hl rc.u'Hd
az Minneapolis iOycu since thr iu
nuuiiics ot agc prevented him lwu
handling 70 kcy hc has toCn receiving d
pension irm tho Norwegian govern
mcut im hithful services Uuj.ud o.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
TAE MARKETS.


So Louis. Jan 22-Caiilc- Receipts,
400, including 200 Texans; steady COWS
and hoifcrs, t2.J0aa2t.
shccp-Roccipis 300, steady, with nd
Texans on sale, Texas muitons Quoiabl,
Of t3.i6ai50
Chicago, Jan eg.-Caitlc, receipts
800; quiet and unchanged.
sheep Receipts. 300 strcng
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

London, Jan .3-ln wnd lu the
-omiomrial statement made public in
st. pccr,lurg, q scmlo1co u1ic puh-
li.hed in London this ycgiur SAYS;
"putish vo.snls which recently visit.
ed Port Arthur mowly touched tlor IN
tho cour.o of their ordinary cruises and
wonld naturally leave afiorn short .iay.
Tho question 81 calling and departing D.
one ai thc observation of ihc uHu,h sd
mirl 600 ibr station
In p.teui tlHtufam.H. 1i the i0vign
o0.co thcrc sua.on Oh iheyr HIr with.
drwl of British wuruiu from Port
Arthur De- du. il thr 40 irritation Boz
Russia ai their rrs.rr thow ami t0
strong approximations hv th' Russian
government oI OBJ. uhoct
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Charleston. Jan. e2-Tnin No. 50 o.
the Atlantic Coast limo from New York
Tor Florida, and tain No AZ, local frum
Charleston % Columbia, Collidod about
eight miles ,est of Charleston Two
men wen kiilcd Sovcml pcrsons wcrc
morr o. hess injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

london. Jan go. Senior Slru.ia, the
Spanish prmicr, nrcouliug to % special
disnatch fum Madrid, wpuicd at "a
cabinet meeting that an dispatches De-.
ccivcd frum Cula gave unqualified
promise of poacc" uci ad to have
added that This was mot onl, tbc mpu..
sion iu Cul0. lut m tho United State.
Ms vrn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

ltis said that Spain las made no
more headway toward the suppression
n the instruction 90 the Philippine
Islands than in Cuba. SPANS regime
In Cuba isa government divided against
itself Many Of SPANS enemies now
are OF lis own household. The outlook
for Cuban independence is brigh er at
this moment than 1t wa at any other
period Of the rebellion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
NO JURISDICTION.


Unlicd States Court Of Appeals WIN Not
Lnirrialn Hairless Case.
S. Louis, Jan. 22.-ln the suit of
John G.. Hairless against the judges OF
tho United States court Of appeals Tor
the Indian Territory, tho United States
court Of appeals of s. Louis has decided
that 10 has mo- powcr 90 issue MAI 90 %.
us except when necessary 20 aid DO. own
jurisdiction In cases already pending be-
forC it Hairless was convicted OF no
coiving stolen property and appealed to
tho Indian Territory court Of appeals, no
the same time applying Tor o writ ~
hab,as corpus. This was refused and
the court refused 90 admit him 20 bail
/ pending his appeal No. applied 90 the
court at 81. Louis Tor "a permptoy writ
Of mandamus 90 compel thc Indian Ter.
ritory court toadmit him to hail. judge.
sanbom, Thaycr and Phillip. held THAT
beside. having no power to issue a wit
of mludamus, the question Of adm bon
Co bail isa judicial or,. and a writ of
mandlmus cannot pr.om Che functions
Of o writ OF cuor NOR his an appcllai,
. court power Co direct another court O,
decide a judicial question m particular
way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

So paicuhuUr lm ll.-A ,cmiot'
fetal communication plT1uinFingnm
from London, ay. British um vessels
at Port Arthur Mte lru wltpd 10
lnlN- IL--- MILLnnL --IN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

IincOln. Ncb, Jan 90 Tho Morgan.
i5ation committee oi the Union Pacific
railway flel articles OF incorporation
with Socr,iay Of State Pmtcr The
capital stock l. placed at siaO,mo,Ooo
The f,c Tor Cling amounted 90 sla,stt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Rio De- Jluolrn. Jan g. Senator
Mnchado and Deputy Cona, member
Of che Brazilian Courw.s. have NrH
PLACED under arrest The charge H
not made public, hot % is presumably Dol
connection with alleged political plot
time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Rio de- Janoiro Jan. % -Tho steam.
ship City Of Colombia. CA rouio FROM
New York 90 Alaska with a party 81
gold hunters hound Tor che k.ondike,
has arrived hCV without incident
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Marshal Boyett aud Deputy L. H..
Smith captured wanted 10
Grimes county lat night MI smith
said he Is a county convict they have
been on the lookoct for some time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Tyler Tex, Jan ei-Wm Horny, o.
nruu living Boz the eastern part 90 the
county, b. Boz jail, chare0lM ih criminal
-n....-L -. /. No. LII
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23
JAMES 4 CASTLES.
Cotton Receipts.

Following are the cotton receipts a.
the various warehouses and yards Of
BRYAN YESTERDAY:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-23

Tom Davidson wen, to Waco yes,sr-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-17
F0RES HFRMAN0S E. Co.
PONCE, 1o-AToCHA--1o

Recienmente han rcbdo Escogida varedad lie Telas
seda de ans negros de colores
nsdnas Gaas Peuehes surals de ooores Encas de
agcd6n de hlo de seda Guantes de catla
velo para nova Cntas de seda anchas estrechas Al
bra case superior de todos Psamanerfa de seda.
adorno cazado no de forma eeganes Medals
Il hilo de Escocia, e. &
Gran surtidO de Perfumerfa: los 1ltimos pro-
ductos de los mei0res mas acredfHdOs fabrican IA
fes de PARIS
PARA CABALLEROS: Un complete srrtido de Telas in
gesa tales camre de cortes de peza; Mer
acordonados os diagonae classes extra accommodates
tcdos por caidades superiores.
Exenso surdo de Corbatas Chainas negas de coores
gran divedad de nudos donde podra
gusto la persona mas caprichosa.
Psnueos de seda, ,bancos de coores Cuelos Puio
Gusnes de Cabtila Camisetas Calceines fnos, g. g.
Camisas, camistas calzoncillos de lana, canaisas
de seda, Paxaguas Sombrllas de seda.
Gran surtido de abrigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-17

contra las impaciene.as j. Moret, est
Sc aprovecho de la primer coyuntura
ofrecida por los acontecimlentos y for
mulo en- Zaragoza un proyecto de auto
nomfa ell cual no solamente desconcerto
las conciliaciones que habfan Gamazo
Abarzuza concertado, sino que broto
por complete ell manifesto de Sagasta,
donde aparecieran las autonomfas dife-
ridas Emitadas. ,
La gente sc maravillo mucho de
que no perteneciera ell sellor GamaZo al
al nuevo Gobierno, de que sc hub1era
lido en- aquellas circunstancias Paris,
desde Biarritz, ell se1or AbarZuza, Ell
yez de venirse d Madrid, pero extraila
ronse las gentes porque lmaglnan, por
cierto con bien erroneo juicio, todos
nuestros estadistas ambiciosos, y Green
que hay Ell sus actos la menor cantidad
de idealismo possible. Sin embargo, 81
estudiaran las gentes con algun cuida
do las circunstancias polfticas, vieran
como habfa quedado diferido ell progra :
ma de las autonomfas aplazadas y vic
torioso ell programa de las autonomfas
inmediatas Ell combate Sc hallaba en-
penado entire un manifesto como ell que
pusie1 an Abarznza y Gamazo la fir
ma de Sagasta, y un discurso como Ell
que pronunciara Moret en- la insigne
Zaragoza. Venido ell bando liberal a
la gobernaci6n publica baJo las fascina
clones del gran orador que representa-
sa extrema izGuierda puesta en- Ell oil
yido la proclama del jefe que otros
hicieran y no el, imponfase la solucion
Moret, quedando vencida por complete
la solucion Gamazo. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-17

Jose Severe Quihones, primeros Minis
tros autonomistas; del Iltrmo. sefior
don Benito Francia, Secretario del CO.
bierno, y cl del padre de la Autono-
mia, Lcdo. don Roman Baldorioty de
Castro.
20 Estos retratos, con las insorip-
clones alusivas, seran colocados en- ell
salon del Trono de la Fortaleza de San
ia Catalina.
30 Para costear los trabajos y de
mas gastos, Sc abrira una suscripcion
popular, tanto en- los peri6dicos como
en- los Ayuntamientos y demas centros
ofcIales.
Esto nos dice ell senor Sanchez, ofre-
ciendo, desde luego, un dfa de su mo-
desta labor, como professor pdblico.
Por nuestra parte, conformes de to p
da conformidad.
Aplaudimos la idea, recomendandola
nuestros amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-17
zN'DUeL TO

Por ell Ministerio de Ultramar con
fecha 27 de Enero nltimo, Sc comunica
al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General ell
siguiente Real Decreto:
xExcmo. Sr. :-Por la PresldeEcla
del Consejo de Ministries, Sc ha dicta-
do con feeha % del actual ell Real De !"
creto siguiente ::-Qneriendo solemn
zar los dfas de Mi Augusta, H.ijo ell Rey
don Alfonso. XIII con uns saeto de Gle
mencia en- uso de- Id prerrogativa
consignada en- el artfeulo "a de la cons
tituci6n de la Monarqufa sespanola; ell
nombre de S. NJ. ell .Rey (Q. ID. CD y
como Reina Regente del Reino; a pro-
puesta del Presidente del Consej o y de
acuerdo con ell parecer de Mi Consejo
de Ministros Vengo en- deeretar 10 81
guiente:-Artfculo o Concedo indul
to de : parte de Ia condena los SEN
tenciados a la reelusion temporal, rele-
gaci6n temporal, extranamiento tempo
raj, presidio mayor y prislon mayor. =
Artfculo 20 Concedo indulto de La tel
cera parte de la condena q los senten
ciados conhrma miento, lnhabllltaclon
absolute, temporal, & inhabIhtacione es-
pecial temporal. l.-Artfculo 80 Concedo
indulto de la mitad de la scondena & los
sentenciados presidi 10 correccionaL
suspension destierro, exeepto cuando
esta Ultima pena haya sldo impaestss
por falta de Ia cauci6n del artfcnlo Al
del C6digo penal. -Artfculo 40 Conce-
do igualmente indulto total de las pc
mas de arresto mayor y menor, y de
multa sea cualesquiera ell dellto come
lido, asf como de la ponsabilidad
personal subsidiaria por lnsolvencla
segun 10 prevenido en- ell artfculo 80
del Codigo penal, con exclusion de la
que sufra por falta de indemnizacion
pecuniaria a favor de los ofendidos.--
Artfculo SO Para aplicar la gracia con-
cedida en- los artfculos precedentes, son
circunstancias indispensables: Primera.
Que la sentencia dictada sea firn1e, sc
considere firmes para los efectos del in
dulto las sentencias contra las cuales
los reos hayan deducido ell recarso de
casaci0n, 81 desistieren del mismo en- ell
termino de veinte dfas, contados desde
la publication de este Real Decreto. -
Segunda. Que los reos esten sufrlendo
condena por 10 menos disposition
del Tribunal sentenciador. .-Tercera.
Que no sean reincidentes. Cuarta. Que
hayan observable buena conducta en-
las Carceles establecimientos penales,
durante ell tempo que llevan en- ellos.
- rt fculo SO Qued sin efecto
las gra cias concedidas por ell presente