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RIOTOUS SOLDIERS.
Fifteenth Minnesota Volunteers Would
Ayenge Comrades Death.

Fifteenth Minnesota Volunteers Would
Ayenge Comrades Death.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. This has been
Augusta. The trouble arose over the
killing of Dennis O'Connell, Company
F, Fifteenth Minnesota, by Brown Had
ley, barkeeper. The difficulty began,
it is said, over profane language used in
the hearing of Hadley's wife. Many of
the soldiers of the Fifteenth Minnesota
swore vengeance. Shortly after break
fast about 100 of the men made plans
for the capture of the murderer. The
enlisted men had no ball cartridges for
their rifles, but going to the regimental
company store they took pickaxes and
broke open the ammunition cases, each
man taking about 30 rounds of ammuni-
ton. The news soon reached General
Sumner, the commander of the First di-
vision of the Second army corps, and he
Ordered Out the Third Cavalry,
the Tenth Ohio and Thirty-fifth Michi-
gan regiments. The men were deployed
as skirmishers and the woods in the vi
cinity of the camp were secured thor
oughly. 1t was some time before any
of the men who were breaking away
could be found, but about 1920 Troop
A, under command Of Lieutenant Haw-
kins, found the entire lot, about 80 men,
entirely armed.
They were taken to division headquar-
tiers and put under guard. General
Sumner issued orders that all passes
should be coniscated and that no more
be issued. The ringleaders were put in
irons. The military authorities refuse
to give the names of the men under ar
rest.
Hadley gave himself up to the author
tiles and was taken to the Atlanta Jail.
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L0ST4,O00 MEN
General Otis Estimates That
Number of Insurgents Out
Of Service
Americans Buried Five Hundred
and Hold as Many More
as Prisoners.
Casualties on American Side Will
Reach Two Hundred
and Fifty.
Another Hot Skirmish in Which
Nebraskans Had One
Man Killed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The war de.
partment received the following dis.
patch from General Otis:
Manila, Feb. 7.-Adjutant General
Washington: The insurgent army con.
centrated around Manila, from Luzon
provinces, numbering over 10000, pos.
sessing several quick-fring and Krupl
field guns. Good portion of enemy
armed with Mausers latest pattern.
Two Krupp and great many rifles cap.
tured. Insurgents fired great quantity
of ammunition. Quite a number OF
Spanish soldiers in insurgent service
who served artillery. Insurgents con.
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ANOTHER HOT SKIRMISH.
Nebraskans Lose One Man Killed an
Three Wounded.

Nebraskans Lose One Man Killed and
Three Wounded.
MANILA, Feb. S.-10:30 a. m.-Late
Monday, General Hale's brigade adj
vanced and took the water works at
singalon. -Four companies of the Ne
braska regiment and a part of the Utah
battery, with two field guns and two
Hotchkiss guns met the enemy on the
hill, half mile out, and a sharp en-
gagement took place, in which the
Nebraskans lost one dead and three
wounded.
DR.. Young, formerly quartermaster
sergeant in the Third artillery, was
wounded, captured and brutally MUIR
dered, and his body, when recovered,
was found to have been horribly mutt
lated. The Filipinos were driven back,
retiring in bad order and carrying with
them the valves and heads of the steam
chest and cylinder of the pumping ma
chinery.
General Ovenshine's brigade advanced
and took Baranaque, capturing two
field guns. They met with no opposi.
ton.
General McArthur's division advanced
beyond Gagalangin, without loss, the
enemy retreating upon Caloocan.
The Americans now have steam Cal
line to Malabon and 600 marines, with
four Maxims have been landed from the
feet on the beach, north of the city.
The Third artillery on the main road,
and the Utah battery in cemetery GOV.
cred the advance Of the Kansas troops
Among the important points captured
was a strong embrasured earthwork
within sight of Caloocan.
There was considerable firing from
the upper windows Of the houses in the
native quarter of the city last night,
but no casualties have been reported as
the result.
The signal corps were compelled to
Pun their lines along the firing line dur
ing the fighting, and, consequently there
We're frequent interruptions of commu-
nication, owing to the cutting of the
wiros, and the signal men were ordered
to ksil without any hesitancy any one
who, attempted to interfere with the
lines.
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IT Is RATIFIED
Long Suspense as to the Senate's
Action on the Treaty
Ended.
The Vote Was in Favor OF
Ratification and Stood
81 to ~.
There Was to the Last Consider
able Uncertainty as to
the Result.
The Vest Amendment VOteG;
DOWn--Ihe Vote in
Detail.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE peace
treaty has been ratified by vote of 8?
to 81, or three more votes than We're re-
auired. The vote was taken amid con-
siderable excitement, the attitude OF
two or three senators not being defin-
itely known until the vote was taken.
Before the executive session Senator
Allen announced in speech that ne
would vote for ratification. The vote
in detail was as follows:
veas-Aldricn, Allen, Allison, Baker:
Burrows, Butler, Carter, Chandler,
Clark, Clay. Culloln, Davis, Deboe
Elkins, Fairbanks, Faulkner. Foraker:
Frye, Gallinger, Gear. Gray, Hanna:
Hansbrough, Harris, Hawley, Jones
New, Kenny, Kyle, Lindsay, Lodge;
McBridge, McEnery, McLaulin, McNil
Ian, Mantle. Mason, Morgan, Nelson
Penrose, Perkins, Pettus, Platt Conn.,
Platt IN. ", Prtchard, Quay, Ross.
Sewell, Shoup, Simon, Spooner, Stew
art, Sullivan, Teller, Tnurston, Warren,
Wellington, Wolcott--51.
Nay S-DciIol, 1orlt. L'CiiyS NStIACI 5
Chiffon, Cockrell, Daniel, Gorman,
Hale, Heitfeld, Hoar, Jones ARK. },
Mallory, Martin, Mills, Mitchell. Money,
Murphy, Pasco, Pettigrew, Rawlins.
Roach, Smith, Tillman. Turly, Turner,
Vest-21.
Absent and paired-Messrs. Cannon
and Wilson for. with Mr.. White against,
and Messrs. Proctor and Wetmore for,
with Mr.. Turpie against.
Vest Amendment Voted Down.
The vote ON the treaty itself was pre-
ceded by a vote on the Vest amend.
ment which struck out the words "cedes
to the United States" and inserted in
lieu thereof, the words "relinquishes
all claim of sovereignty over and title
to-" and adds that the Omitted States
desiring that the people Of the archipel.
ago shall be enabled to establish a
form Of free government suitable to
their condition, and securing the rights
OF life, liberty and property, and the
preservation of order and equal rights
therein, assumes for the time being, and
to the end aforesaid the control of the
archipelago; SO far as such control shall
be needful for the purposes above stated,
and will provide that the privileges ac-
corded to Spain by Articles " and V Of
this treaty shall be enjoyed"
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Laundry Notice.

The City Laundry desires again to
call attention to the days on which
they take washing. they have three
wash days, Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday and washing brought later
than Thursday night cannot be done
for delivery Saturday but has to GO
over until the next week. If patrons
will bear this in mind they will save
themselves considerable annoyance.
Remember, to have laundry delivered
Saturday be careful to have it in by
Thursday night.
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Priceless Pain

"ISs price can be placed on pain, Mothers
Friend is WORTH its weight in gold as allevi.
ator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with
either of her other two children than she did al.
together with her last, having previously used
four bottles of Mothers Friend. It is blessing
q customer.
Thus writes Henderson Dale, Druggist,
of Carmi, ILL.,, to the Bradfeld Regulator
Company, of Atlanta, Ca, the proprie-
tors and manufacturers of "Mother's
Friend" This successful remedy is not
one of the many internal medicines ad-
vertised to do unreasonable things, but q
scientifically prepared liniment especially
effective in adding strength and elasticity
to those parts of woman's organism which
bear the severest strains of childbirth.
The iniment may be used at any and
all times during pregnancy up to the
very hour of confinement. The earlier it
is begun, and the longer used, the more
perfect will be the result, but it has been
used during the last month only with
great benefit and success.
It not only shortens labor and lessons
the pain attending it, but greatly dimin-
ishes the danger to life of both mother
and child, and leaves the mother in con-
dition more favorable to speedy recovery.
Mothers Friend " is sold by druggists
at $1.oo, or sent by express on receipt OF
price.
Valuable book for women, "Before
Baby is Born" sent free on application.
the BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. O..
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peace Restored ~ Urueuay.

MosTEvIDEo, Feb. 8.-The govern
m-nt forces have defeated and captured
TIE Cclorados, who recently revolted
asa.ns, Seno Cuquesto, the provisional
pt.-:dsat of Uruguay. tranquility is
hso restored.
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Rejected the Governments. au,.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE parliamentary
Committee, by vote of to 2, rejected
be governments bill providing that all
hses of trial revision be brought before
be whole court of cessation. instead OF
|efore the criminal section of that court.
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Mr.. ]. ]. eunD.
Mrs. ]. ]. curd, my wife. was afflicted
tour years with the rheumatism. She
tried many fine physicians without help.
She used DR.. 6awyer's Family Cure.
which cured her. and to-day she is entire
ly well. cannot recommend Family
Cure too highly for all diseases Of the
stomach. liver and kidneys.
92c1''< 1i's'. Rock, A'l.
A written guarantee - c.lre Q. money
refunded with every d = bottle. Price.
81. 90, SOC. and Csc.
A written guarantee Go cure q money
refunded with everyb sof DIR. SaWyer's
PastilIes, which cur , all diseases psou.
liar to women. Price. Sl.0O per boz
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N0TICIAS ACR|C0LAS
DE LA ISLA.
Del Weather Bureau

CANA-La cana nueva presenta huen as
pecto cerca &c Canovanas; pero necesita calor y
TEMPO seco para m'durar En- Agua1illa la
lluvia ha sido mas bene6ciosa; pero en- los con-
tornos de Luqaillo Sc dice que ha ocasionado
mncho daho por consecuenoia de las avenidas
del rio. Sc nota escase de semilla en- las GER
canfas de San Lorenzo.
CAFE : Segan los informes sc ha reoolec-
tado la cosecha en- las cercanfas de Bayam6n,
Corozal, Lsjss y San Lorenzo. Sc ha reocgido
en- pequena csntidad, La condici6n psrece que
ha meiorado ZEN las cercs MAS del Corozal =
Juana Diaz debido & las favorables lluvias Las
plsntaciones por 10 general estAn sin cultivo se
necesitan recursos.
TAI ACO-Los semilleros h a n sufrido
perjaioios por Ia lluvia cerca de Yabuooa pero
de otros districts informan que estsn en- buenss,
condolences. Los terrenos SO estan preparando
con actividad en- Areoibo y Cayey. En- Qua
yama. cerca de Barranquitas va Sc han sembra-
do 10 cuardss.
FRUTOS MEMORIES Los informes son
genera mente favorables. La hsbichue.a ha gu
frido perjuicios por oonsecuencia de la lluvia,
en- las cercanfas de Isabella y Ysbacoa ri
maiz esta escaso en- San German. Los cooos
han estado malos este afo cerca de Laias por
motive de los dafos sufridos con 81 hurscan.
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Hab]a IN federal.
LA VERDAD EN- SU LUGAR.

Mi osrAoter de presidente accidental del
Comite federal de San Juan, me impone ell de-
Der, que voy q oump'ir, de rectl6oar Ell suelto
pub'icsdo en- LA CORRESPONDENCE de aver,
bajo ell rubro sCsnd,datura para ei Ayunta
miento de esta oiudads. .
A mi no ne consta 81 la oandidatura repu-
blicaua para la naayorta, d priori, del Ayunta.
miento, es 8 no cierta; pero en- cusnto q la mi
norfa que Sc odiudica a los federales, debo sig
nifcar que solo campea en- la imagination del
que llevo la noticia.
0El.partido federal cuenta en- Ia Capital con
muohos y valiosos elementos, 10 mismo en- las
classes mas ricas como Ell las de artesanos y obre
ros, por 10 que, en- as proximas elecclones mu.
~nicipales ira a la lucha para yer de conquistar
la mayorla lei A~yuntamiento.
Por o.ra parte, es todavfa premature y
fuera lie lugar ell hsblar ahora de candidaturas
para oil Ayuntamiento, puesto que no Sc ha fla.
do la fecha de las e,ecoioues y los nombres de
nuestros candidates Sc designarAn oportuna-
mepte en- publica asamb'c de todos n~uestros
correligionarios.
Rana6n II. PutyGn.
San Juan P. r, Noviembre 9 de 1899.
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Communicate.

En- dias pasadcs faf insultado, por M tai
Casimiro, de Cayey, so!dado puertorriquen",
por una noticia que p~ubliqu6 ri dia de es.
to mes al pasar por mi tienda que tengo en- Bsa,
trls, Cidra, los soldados puertorriquehos de
Cayey, tamblen me dirigieron insultos, amena.
zas y palabras soeces a'ganos de el'cs; por 10 que
l'amo la atencion del Consul de Espana, como
subdito espanol que soy. y de las autoridades
mllltares, para evitar que Sc repitan tales abu-
sos en- 10 successive. Tengo ~ anos de residen-
ola en- Ptc-Rico y mi conduots no tiene man
cha. Q1e oonste.
Ldsaro Moreno.
Cidra Nvbre. de 1899.
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Ell Vap0r Ponce"
Su primer viajea Puerto-RIco.
Su arribo a Savannah.
Llegada a nuestro puerto.

RI dia 10 de Octubre sali6 del puerto de
New York despues de medic dla. FL 2l q las
8 de la noche, entorpeoio gu marcba la rotura
de la hGlice; iz6 su velamen y con Las stnales
de auxilio pueatas en- sus p&los, sc mantuvo has
ia ell dia "a por la mahana que 10 amarro ell va
por holandes <Prins Frederik Heldrlk,s remol'
candole al puerto de Savannah, donde lego a
las S de la mahana del dia 81. Concluidas las
oDras de reparacion, &c hizo a la mar 81 4 del
corriente q las 80 de Ia tarde, fondeando en-
nuestro puerto noY a las 6 de la manana.
Los muelles han estado toda la mshana re
pletos de personals que ansiaban conocer ell bu
que y saber detslles. Muchas de elias han pa
sado q bordo.
FL <Ponces es On hermoso buque. de cons
trucci6n sujeta a los u'tlmos adelantos y de un
andar de IL millas por bora en- Marcia normal.
Tiene c6modos camarotes para a!ojar a 100
pasajeros: de l " go; de %, 30 y de I" &c.
Las cAmaras, situadas en- cubierte, brindsn
el pasaje IN fresco delicioso.
La ofcislidad la componen Mr.. Ernest
Sampson, primer Official; Mr. j. F. Nichols. 2 ;
Official; Mr., W.. T. Spiegle, Iugeniero Jefe; Q
2oy 3 Q Ayudantes, Mr.. T. J. Stoddard. Mr.
A. j. Hutchinson y Mr. D. Stemis; Contador,
Mr. A, E. Ellis y Mayordomo Mr. II Heinz
FL pasaje 10 componian 3S personals, a sa
Der: Sres F II Adams, Francisco Baston, Elena
Colon, Il Clark, f Bonilla, senoraF Bonilla y
s%eforitas Angelina ? May Bonilla, p F Fernan'
DEE, senorita G Fernandez. Chas s Leech, Sc
nora hija, Frank Leech. Reba Leeoh, Stella
Leahey, G " Pressing, Fredk r. Rob, seno
ritas Rippare, Alice p Stockton, B Justice,
Marie Val Spincsa' Stone, y sehores P Fl
Farhsm, L Perey6, A Solomon. w T Torrens,
Y II Bower, J d Eisensteiu, E w Farnham,
J A Pearce, doctor nj Zeno Gambia. John
Kessebring, Wilfred Higgins, f Rucabado.
p Alfonso y Roso y Francisco Oliver.
A las tres horas desoues de estar fondea
do, este es, a las o de la msnans, la campana
de a bordo do la VOC dc fuego, habiendose So
fooado incontinenti On conato que Sc desarro
llo en- ell departamento de mAquinas.
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CicI6n en- Santiago de Cuba
ell 80 de 0Ctubre.
Casas deStruidaS y graves averias en- otras.

Santiago dc Cuba, Octubre 3O-Despnes
de una iIuvia torrenoial de oinoo di,s, IN hu
rscan terrible con direction sudeste ha eau ado
en- Santiago de Cuba danos de consideration.
Doce oasas fueron oompletamente estruidas y
muchas otras han sufrido desperfectos La llu-
via continus, como no ha .habido precedente.
Los alambres dol TELEGRAPH estau por ell suelo,
lir de 81.
HI vapor de Ia Inca xWard. estuvo dete-
nido cuatro dias. HI trasporte <Burn.iies ha
estado buen tempo fuera de la bahia sin poder
e%ntrar, y Sc AFRICAN temores por la tiotilla de
goletas y bslandros que g~eneralments lIegan los
lunes, proceed entes de HAITI y Jamaica. La
preston barometrioa segufa bsj ando.
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TEATR0.

Esta noche estara lleno de bote en- bote.
Ia mpresa harA negocio y ell publico quedara
oontentO.
Sc po6dra en- escena la ~preciosa zarzuela
IN tres actos, CON letra de Olona y musica de
G~sztambide, titulads Gel juramento..
La aplaudida y elegante Martina Moreno
bordara 81 papel de Baronesa, y la hermoss,
simpAtics y no menos aplaudida Salud Marti'
nez, trabsjarA en- ell papel de Maria; IN pspel y
otro son importantfsimos en- la obra.
<El juramento, es la espeoialidad del ba'
rftono sefor Laita.
Esta noche es de moda.
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Ultima bora.
E|'''i'a's De M.ysg4',
TELEGRAMA
(D@ "ueShro Lo1r.eSpDuSuJ

Hoy a las dos Y media recibillos
cl sIgulentc despacho:
AnOchc Sc celebr0 meeting Repu-
bllcano. En- la tribuna de Ia plaza ha-
blaron Salguero, Rosy, Adolfo Medina,
Fajardo 6 Hidalgo ante numerosa 0 II
.currencla, concluyendo ell acto d las
nueva y media.
A las nucvey media meeting Fee
dcral en- el distrito de la Marina en- Ell
que usaron dc la palabra Casanova,
Rivas, Amadeo, Cucvas Zcqueira. Diaz
Navarro y Munoz. Ell auditorio Sc cal
cula en- tres mil personals, ocupando
gran parte de la Gale. Oradores obse-
qulados por hermosos bouquets ofreci-
dos por numerosas damas, terminando
a las diez y cuarto.
Los partidos estan trabajando Ell
excluslones, de las que Sc dice que ell
Comlt6 Federal pediri trescientas de
republlcanos. Hay algunos proccsados.
Oradores fcdcralcs cclebrarin hoy
un meeting en- Cabo Rojo, y los repu-
bllcanos uno en- San German.
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Carlos B Mel.. Agente general y Banquero.
Carlos F. Storer. Superintendent
z-.l Ma = l5-l2
- Hoy ha sido entregado ia policfs,
IN individuo que aprovechsndo Ia sglomera
cion de la genie que ooncurri6 4 los muelles &
conocer 81 vspor ePoncs,. So spodero de varios
pahaelos que ~sustrajo de bolsillos sjenos.
-. Sc ha reoordado a los Alcaldes de
Adjuntas, ViequeS, Moca ? Dorado los infer.
mes pedfdoles aeerca de Ia constit loi6n polfti.
Ga de sus res ~pectiyos Municipios y que no los
han dado.
-. Aprobsdo que hs lido ell expeiiente
par, Ia exaccion del impuesto de consumes, du.
1ante ell ~ejsrcicio actual, en- 81 pueblo de Rio
Grande, Ie ha lido communicate al Aloalde,
- Uno de los alambres, tendidos sobre
ell edl6oio conooi 10 por II Diputaeitn, SO 60.
cendi6 anoche, a diendo uuo ae los postes que
los ~sujetan. Eel conserge de edifcio extinguio
ell oouato de inoeod,o, que de segair, habiera
podido OCCASION Z fatales oonsecuencias
%. Sc dice que dent.o de breves dfas 80
decretarAn eleooiones m%unicipales en- Lares, San
Sebastian, Las Marfas, Aguadills, San Ger.
man, Marioao, Camuy, Arecibo y Barros.
= Ri sehor Agustfn. Guevara, &c halla
en- esta Capital, donde hs venido On companfa
de so hijo don Jus de Dios, con ell fin de su'
frir una operscidn quirdrgioa.
Por hsber llegado tarde q esta CAPT.
tai, no pudo embare rear para los Estsdos Uni.
dos, aver, en- 81 trasporte Mac Clellan" como
&c proponfs, ell joven don Vicente Booansgra.
-. En- Ssnturce ha sido decomis.da aver
una partida de leche, que did msla prueba.
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Honro Sa distinction

La d%istinguida dana ponoena senors dona
CAimen Antonsanti nos participa en- atenta car
ia de fecna 6 del actual, que la Sooied sd de
que es ella Secretaria Corresponsal, titulada
sPonoe Branch Woman's Aid Society of San
Juan, ha tenido la ~cortesfa de nombrar socios
honorsriosa nuestro director y s SD esposa.
Mucho estimamos esa honroea distinction
que aceptan con gratitud los obsequiados, pro
metieudo ayudar con >cuantos medios esten s
SD a'csnce 4 la prosperidad de tan simpatios
asociaei6n.
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-. Por conducir bultos por las aceras y
transitar en- camiseta por las o%allss, ha hecho
la policfs varios ~arrestos.
-. Ha sido aosptado ell nombramiento de
Alcalde de Vega Alta, recaido sobre don Teo-
doro Ramirez, a propuesta del Ayuntamiento
de aquel pueblo.
~ Gel Territories, de hoy publica en- Ill
TINA bora, 10 sigoiente:
<Nuestro corresponsal especial en- aquel
%spueblo, nos trasmite desde Cayey ell telegrama
<que sigue:
<Trluufo espl6ndido partido federsl, 2or
smsyorfa $40 votos. Gran entusiasmo. <Mee.
sting, brillantfsimo Detslles oorreo,
-. Por hurto de IS iibras de tooino, a
don Juan Antonio Nistal, ha sido preso ell in.
dividuo Simplicio Portalatfn.
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Y RE D a DE S.
Antonio Suliveres Rivera;

I1TULADO
D@ con mas de Is amos de practica judicial. LEI
Ha establecido en- la villa de Arecibo una
Ofoina General de Negocios, y e~speoialmente
para asuntos judiciales, administrative y no.
~taIiales.
ABOGADOS de Ia OFICINA.
EN- AEECIRo.-
Led %. Don Enrique Gonzalez Darder,
Simon Large Aguild.
-EN SAN JUAS.-
{ Herminio Diaz Navarro.
& Rafael Lopez Landr6n.
{ Antonio Sarmiento.
& Herbert E Smith.
En- esta oicina Sc evacuau consultas, CON.
ciertaa empf6stitos, arreglan testamentarfas J
administrators, sgenciase Ia compartments de to-
das classes de fncss, reslfzsnss cobros y Sc di-
'rigen negooios J asuntos en- todos los amos.
V. Q. SOFA
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RUM0RES De ASALT0
a la Carcel de esta Ciudad.
j%LYNCHAMIENTO?
P~recauciones tomaddS.

Diversos grupos de hombres merodeaban
en- los alrededores del edi6cio, unos provistos
de garrotes, otros desprovistos de ellos
En- la plasusla de Colon tambien habfa va
rios prupos en- mayor numero que aquellos.
JSe trata ba de asaltar la Carce.?
No podemos asegurarlo. Mas asf sc de-
cfa.
Como MEDIA de precauci6n, Sc hizo desa'
lojar eli penal, por las familias de los empleados
que en- 81 haitian.
I'm Official del Ejeroito tomo Ell mando de
las fuer.as que hacen la gaardia, reforzsndo tn
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