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sugars. fresh vegetables and kaoin. The
colony y to remove the duties on these hmerl-
can products: Bran. candles. carts and vehicles
CLOCKS. corn aud cornmeal. cottonseed on.
cycles. hay. electric lighting apparatus. aRri-
cultural implements and sugar machinTTry.
pitch. tar. rosin, tallow and wire FENCING, The
other reductions are practically similar 10 the
with Turks and Caicos Islands the United
states agrees to reduce by l2,s per cent. the
sisal grass American products to be admitted
fresh meats. clocks and watches. fish. glass.
glassware, earthen ware, tinware and WOODEN
wste vehicles coal rubber Go0as' tn naap
hardware and cutlery. machinery OF
All kinds matches, pars rrS stht,on Spy.
nsh and mineral waters. The duties are also
reduced on butter, cheese. drugs. furniture,
Hour, hardware. cutlery. lard. leather and Its
wines. Other ,products. OF the United states
tho like products OF any other country.
As to Bermuda. the Unite states agrees to
reduce by 20 per cent the duties on potatoes.
e to admit free froY the, United states books
fruits. meats aud Vegetables. dried fruits; carts
and carriages. cornmcal. cycles, fertilizers.
hay. agricultural imnlements pitch. tar, rosin.
butter, cereals. nour and furniture is not to
exceed per cent
1ne treaty with the Argentine 1tppuDnc was
negotiated by United States Minister Buchanan
and the Argentine Minister OF Foreign Rela-
tions. II provides for reduction of 20 per cent.
In the duties on certain grades OF sugar. on
hides nnl on wool products Of the Argentine
Republic when imported into the United States.
That country II 70 reduce by 30 per cent.
Canned salmon. Holsters and shrimns. canned
corn and tomatoes. canned apples. wLndmils.
dried and cvnporatod fruits and rarafflne. On
bacon. oatmeal. cracked wheat. hominy. corn
Rrits corn starch and other cereal foods. sail
Irvine and cotton rope. the duty IL TO ID" re-
duced 20 per cent. and on undressnd Lumbar.
cotton dncking and cotton seed oil the tariff Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-12

wASHIEGroS FORECAST row TODAY AND TOMORROW.
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont rain
to-day; Wednesday rain ug snow; colder high south
ea't"riy shifting 10 soGthN esterly winds.
lar eJstsrn New To,k, rain TO day. Wednesday
co der and Iair. ,Tcsp protaLig north
portion; h'9h southsdssrip shJruJ 10 Southuss.rly
Wiads.
For Ma 'sachnsetts and Rhode Island, rain to-day:
Wednesday colder and fair. except probably rain on
the coast high southrrly shifting TO westerly winds
For Connecticut, eastern Ponnsylvana. New
Jersey, the district OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary.
laud and NIrginia, rain to-day: Wednesday fair.
colder. brisk o. high sontllwcsory winds becoming
westerly Wedue la.
For western PENNSYLVANIA, RATA TODAY. colder N
afternoon; "Wednesday colder w!'h probably light
snow; southeastc'ly gales shift NJ 10 westerly by
Tueaday might,
For western New York. rain to-day, colder in
west portion; Wednesday snow aud COLDER south.
sasery gales shifting to westerly by Tuesday night
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New York to Cruise in the west Indies.

The cruiser New York. tho flagship OF tho
North Atlantic squadron. in commnnd OF Capt
Albert Snow will leave the Navy Yard in
Brooklyn next Saturday for an extended trip
Her first stopping place will be Santo Domingo
on Dec. y. On Christmas shn will be at San
Juan. Porto Rico, The rest OF her itinerary is
St. Thomas Dec, ~: 81. Kits. Jan, 3: St.
lrcih, Jan, I: Barhadurs, Jan. II; Port OF
Snhin' Jan. u L. tiunyEa. Ian, -; Cnrtngena.
Feb; u: Ci"nfncgos. March | Havana. March
"; Matan2nS. March / Bermuda, March 10
Inc New York Will arriv" NJ Hampton Roads
on her return trip on March 2't. Roar Admiral
farquhar viii not be accompnniei by the other
vessels 81 his squadron. n they are too widely
scattered AT the present time
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sAGE'S GAS WAR Fund.
Standard Company to Sell 5000. 900 Worth
Of Treasury Preferred Stock.

of Treasury Preferred Stock.
The Standard Gas Light Company has
decided to raise war fund The directors
have Issued a circular. addressed to stock
holders OF record OF Dec. 30. 1899 Offering to
them the privilege of purchasing on or before
Jan, 10. next, 8,Oo0 shares OF the preferred
stock OF the company at 500 a share Each
stockholder Is 70 have the right to purchase
thereof for each fourteen and one half shares
preferred and common held by him payment
to be made on or before Jan. Is The STANDARD
COMPANY has : $50 600 OF unissued securities,
issue
The proceeds OF the sale can be used to pay
for new works and extensions. but President
Russell Sage said yesterday afternoon:
In view OF the gas war We want a reserve
fund In the treasury. for We might as we'll
prepare for long siege, There Is no change
yet indicating an ending OF the war, and We
want 10 To have war fund on hand"
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Naval Orders.

"AsuINGToH. Dec. ll.-These naval orders
have been issued:
rlymastcr's CLERK, ". r. brooks. appointed on
hSm" i, OF Assistant PaymaSter O. H. Yenable
iaymasturs clerE, 4. Roy Williams appointcd nm
h"mlhnuon OF Assistant Paymaster f. F. Hall, for
tied. - '''N" ~ '"''' S'''
Assistant paymaster P. W. Delano, to the Wabash
assistant PUma,tcr T., f. Hall, from the Resolute
wait orders '' '''' ~ N'""'s"hu
Ltrpt 4 II, pavls, 70 the New York, Dec. IA.
.nrt Nhrpente y, I, Markham, from Navy Yard
NGrtplk, TO Navy Yard, Portsmouth a. IT,
DIVISION otlcGr. NN -A~
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DYSPEPSIA
CAN NOT EXIST
Where the New Remedy is Used
UNLIKE ANY OTHER
Hyomei Dyspepsia Cure Treats the
Disease Itself
NOT THE SYMPTOMS
Which are Flatuiency, Sour stomach, Indt
Restion. Constipation, Nervousness
and Biliousness.

Since 1t was found that Dyspepsia was
germ disease, that food was not digcstoI
In the stomach at all. that natulcncy, sour
stomach, Indigestion constipation, merry
BUSINESS "tc., are but the symptoms OF tho
dlseas", and not the disease itself, rapid
ties. Heretofore all dyspepsia cures have
been gotten out with the idea OF assisting
the stomach to digest the food or to cure
the symptoms no wonder they failed TO
afford anything but temporary relief and
even TINS relief due to some cathartic which
carried of the germs in large quantities
leaving the stomach and bowels partially
FREQ for a few days or until the germs left
had multiplied in sufficient quantities to
produce the same old symptoms
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Bill Against Pistol Carrying in Virginia,

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. ll-John NJ White
head o: Lee county will shortly Introduce in
the House Of Delegates a bill dee gned TO put a
stop to tho widespread practice OF pistol ca rry-
ry!ng in Virginia. II provides that any Magis-
trnte or Justice OF the Peace may search any
party whom he suspects Of having n weapon
without search warrant. Persons carving
pistols may be fined 500 and imprisoned thirty
days. should tho offence be committed on
election day the fine il 10 be $500 with two
years confinement In the penitentary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-12
Elevated Walk Torn Down.

The elevated walk which connected III. York
street station Of the Fulton ferry line OF Tho
Brooklyn elevated with the Bridge IL being
torn down. The only portion Of the structure
that remained Yesterday were the iron pillars
some wears ago to accommodate passengers
VINO wanted 10 go from the station 10 tha
Bridge trains without going to thu street IL
mas not been In use for ths past two years
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WAsHrNGToN. Dec 1.-THE value Of the
principal articles OF domestic exports in the
month OF November was STlpi7 .24O. a de-
crease % lj.33S. tG2. compared with the samo
month last year. and for the eleven months
ended Nov. 30. S,ii.O2j.Siu. IA loss OF So. 49,
no, compared with Ike period OF 1871 For
Novgmhnr brendstuffs show decrease ~
~. if55I; provisions. II dccroase Of SS.E'. 2iS /.
cotton, decrease of Sl3O2Op2B, ami mineral
oils an increase Of Sl.E.I.2,iS
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Movements of Army TRANSPORTS.

| WASHINGTON. Dec. IL. The transport Logan
| arrived at Port Said sunday with Col Rich
| mond and the Forty. First Volunteer Infantry,
ani the transport Meade has arrived a. Alden
with Col. Murray and tn" FOrty.third Infantry
both on route 70 Manila The Transports Cone.
mauGh md Ic"anw have arrived nj Manila.
with five officers. sixteen enlisted men
seventy eight civilians anh ~ horses.
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Declared From Using the Mails.

WAsHINGToS. Dee. ll-"White's Information
Bureau" and Whites bureau Cotton Ex-
change" OF Now York city have been debarred
MASTER General Charles White. the head OF
the enterprises inhicntcd. Is charged with hav-
lcctcd NJ the Franklin Syndicate attained it's
funds Inspectors from the Post ONCE De-
rartmcrt ar" now searching for him. cooper
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GOMPERs and THE TRUSTS.
The Proposed Remedies Would Hurt tn
Lnboring Mon Most lie Snys.

Laboring Men Most lie Snys.
DETROIT. Dec. 1.-THE nineteenth annual
convention of the Federation Of Labor began
here this morning. President Gompers says
In his report that Congress should establish a
universal eiGht-hour day. and he indorses the
Congressional bill to restrict the issuing Of In
functions in labor disputes He declares that
the proposed remedies for the trust would In
fct greater injury upon the lahoring men than
uron the trust. and therefore repudiates all Of
them.
The Secretary reported an increase Of 144.-
2S2 in membership. The expenses OF the year
show an increase OF SIT ,iO2.OS.
After the reading Oi the reports the conven-
ton got into wrangle over the strike OF the
local scene shifters and stage mechanics
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WAsHGSdToS. Dec. II. - The War Dopart-
ment ma q the statement to-day that the re-
ceip's at the port OF Havana for the month OF
November. 1899. were S939.252G7. The re-
ceIpts. by items were as follows: Import du-
ties, SSSS.2'S.B7: export duties, S,;j 47S II ;
foreign tonnage dues. Sll .!'S7 ~ cOastw SO
tonnng" duties. 81. la So; fines. 40. S3I3.jl (:
INSPECTION f"ya, 80 iG7 10: storage and carta "a
charges, SLIPS 81: cartntion tax. S2.5O3:
Overtime work, S!,SJ; consular fees. $3.50;
other sOuIcns. $40
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Druggist w ,lkcr Admits Ills Guilt.

Thomas Walker formerly a druggist OF
Jewctt avenue, Port Richmond S. l.. pleaded
guilty before Judge stephen ID. stephens In
the Richmond County Court yestcrday to nt-
tempted mAusllughtnr in the second degree.
He was charged with performing a criminal
operation upon Mrs. Mabel Davies, wife OF
charles Dayns, conductor OH the Midland
railroad. Charles Davies. the husband OF the
woman. VIII he tried to-day on a charge OF
manslaugIter in the first degree ~
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PHILADELPHIA Dec. II A man who said he
was Benjamin Gratz OF Jobstown, n. j., called
at the oiilcr Of Mayor ARhbridge o-dny. and
when 5admlttance was refused him he threw
revolver. He was arrested. 1t is Thought no
Is crazy. '''N 49,
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Brooklyn Sails From Singapore.

WAsuISGToN, Dec 1.-The armored cruiser
Brooklyn left Singapore for Manila to-day and
should Join Watson's feet before the end Of tho
week. The cruiser New Orleans, which il rac.
Ing with tho Brooklyn, did not reach Singapore
until yesterday.
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IF YOU OWN REAL ESTATE,

you are naturally interested in the condition OF
Its entirety.--Adp. N' :"
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RUNNING SORE
Solid Sore from Knee to Instep.
Thought have to be Amputated.
Walked with Crutch. Almost
Wild with Pain.
Physicians said "Never could be
Cured Tries CUTlCU RIA.
Sleep after First Application.
Cured In Eight Weeks.

was affllcted with terrible sore log. caused
by acut IL became so ntamed that 1t was
thought II would have TO be am utated. My
physician said that 1T could never be cured.
that It would remain running sore on account
OF the poisonous state OF my blood" When
g0toui OF bed could harlly stand the pain, and
ha To get along with acrutch. Itrird all Kinds
OF blood and other medicines without success,
my leg getting worse until IL became solld
soro from my knee to instep, Utterly dis
couTaged and almost wild with pain gave up
in despair, making up my mind that death
would b" sweet relief Casually picking up
an Old paper, noticed q description OF a man
who had been cured by CUIiCURA remedies,
an Ike myself; ! immediately procured
CuTIcuRA o!ntmentl, The drs' applicaiiom OF
CuTlcuRt tointmentl. after carefully washing
my leg win warm water and plenty o. the Cu.
able 70 sleep orer hdU Of the might, and after tho
third day rested well every night Invent on
III tim", | began the use OF CuTICURA remedies
was nllo to return to my tTndc tcarpenteEngL
Aug, 10. 1879 100 W. Hunter ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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RyOMEI DYSPEPSIA CURE

Is the only one containing n germicide
which kills the bacili causing the disease |;
and as this germicde is accompanied with
remedies TO relieve the symptoms leach
cure completely. The fact that 1t is the
onl y one ever guaranteed, should he suf-
hcient proof Of its superiority over every
other treatment. Your money refunded II
>, Sold by all druggists or sent by mail.
Price soc.
Give symptoms and send for free treat
ment
the n. 7. RO0TH CnMpANv
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shot who Gid not symyathise with the
disordered.
-Asreat many families have solici
ted permisio' from the Clp ain Ct the
Vixen to take refoge in his sh pa.
Many inhaoitantS have telegraphie /
TO President Mac k,nley asking the inter
vention of the United St ,tes
MIR. Mornard appointed by Madame
Dsey fus, defender Of her husband will
interpelate to day the Cou't of Appeal.
TO morrow is expected with great
anxiety when the Supreme Court Will
pronunce its ultimate decision.
The French Military escort has lett
Cayenne for Devil Island which will
conduct to Europe ex-Captain Dreyfus
The Secretary of War Mr. Alger
has declared that the Republic is sufti
GENTLY prepared to suhocate at the out
set any attempt whatever of the Cubans
The telegrams which have been re
ceived from Manila does not announce
any thing new.
-Aguinaldo's answer to the condi
tons exacted by General Otis for the
terminating OF the war is expected.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-31
LO QUE HABLA IN HOMBRE

Uo econcnista ingles que Sc ha de-
dicado al estudio de su persona, ha cal
culado que en- I'm alo habia pronunciado
II.Soo,oo de palabrss y habia dado la
mano / 200 miliones de veces. FL total
dc la energia muscular empleada en- es
te 1timo ejercicio hubiera bastado para
poner en- movimiento una locomotora de
regulares dimensiones
Tambien dice que abfio y cerro los
ojos durante el aIo $4,000 900 veces, y
que adicionando las fuerzS musculares
que representan estos movimientos de
los Farpados, es evidente que hubiera
podido levantar ua peso de IS kios.
La misma estadistica demuestra que
IN fumador de pitillos, por POGO arrai-
gado que tenga ell vicio, gasta 70 900
cerlllas por aho. y que un homore que
acostumbra a pasear pie algunos kilo-
metros al dia, recorre al cabo de- aho,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-31

FL pals de Europa que disfruta mas
horas de sol, es Espala, que durante ell
ano goza de 3 600 horas por termino
medic; Italia. 800; Francia, casi igual
n1mero, 1900; A'emania, apenas 100,
e Inglaterra, el pals de las nieblas, hgu
ra con I.4oo, menos que la mitad que
en- Espafis.
La Gran Bretana es ademls la nacio1
en- donde cae mas lluviA de Europa.
En- las atlas mesetas de Escocia. la
cantidad de aqua recogida en- ell pluvio
metro es de g. 500 millmetros por aho,
y en- Inglaterra de 6 900 milimetros
En- Londres lueve I78 dias al an },
por temino medic.
I'm Alemania las regiones mas lluvio
sas reciben a 10 sumo 1890 mlimetros.
En- los Alpes $ ell gan Bernardo don
de mas llueve. Sc regstr anualmente
una luvia de 1904 mi imetros.
La poblacion de Italia donde mas llu
via cae, es Milan, que hgura la cabeza
con o65 miimetros.
En- Es ana las poblaciones donde mas
as llueve son, en- orden creciente
Vergara, Bilbao, Ovledo y Santiago
En- esta Ultima poblaci6n es donde cae
mayor cantidad de aqua.
En- Madrid llueve o5 dias al ano, por
termiro medic.
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E|pntrIJcS PlertorrIQueiaS
81 De MAYO

1871. -Cedu.a del Rey Juan Ponce
de Leon mandand lie d-volver la vara
de A'guacil mayor que lie habia quitado
4 Miguel Daz. nombrado por el Almi
rante; y declarando que 4 este pertenece
Ia gobernacion de IA isla.
I557.-Gonzalo Fernandez de Owe
do escribia S. VI. desdc Santo Domin.
90 entire otros particulares, ell siguiente:
Han de mandar V. V. NJ. M. que en-
la isla de- la Mona, que esta entire sques
ia isla la de Sant Joan, Sc haga otra
(oitaeza porque esta en- el paso. ALI
no hay sino un estanciero c pocos in
dos, hay buena aqua de conner, c
puerto donde reposadamente pueden es-
tar seguros los salteadores arm ldos.
atender a las naos que de aqui salem pa
ra Espala + de SAINT Joan de esotras
slas de n cesidad oasara por oerca dr.
a1uclla isla { seria muy necesario
cosa & m, ;;or granjeria que la que V. M.
ALI ha tenido t tenc, { con esa misna
Sc podria sostener,"
1880. Real Cedula otdenando la
educacion de los escl4vos.
IS48.-Salc para las slas dancsas de
Santa Cruz y San Thomas un Ayudante
de Campo del general "fim con la mi
sion de Cf~ecer en- nombre de esta auto
ridad al Gobernador general de aquellas
islas los ehcaces auxiios de fuerza arma
da que pudiese necesitar en- case de que
Sc alterase la tranquiidad.
.S5o.-Reglamento dado por el Co
bernador Captain general para la admi
nistracion de la Justicia en- la isla.
1873 --Decrcto del GoSernador &c
neral declarando ell fuero de guerra para
que entendiese en- las causas de cualquier
naturaeza q,e fueren relatives indivi
duos extrlnJeros, transeuntes en- la isla 8
que no tuviesen carta de naturaleza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-31

FL gobernador Thomas la manifesto
do que dentro de unos dias, 81 ell Pfesi
dente Mac kinley ell secretario de la
Guerra continuan hacienda case om;so
de sus ohcios relatives al regimen nto de
Vountarios de Colorado en- la actuali-
dad destinado en- las Filipinas, y cuyo
regieso ha pedido, tomara s6s- ledidas q
fin de que el referido regimiento sea re-
patriado inmediatamente.
"No pued, decir ahora, ha dicho e.
gobernador, 10 que hare, .pero empleare
todos los recursos & mi alcacce fin de
conseguir el regreso del regimiento al
pals. He EN- pleado, h2sta ahora todos
los recursos ega,es, q ese fin y no he
logrado NADIA. Ahora me we're precisa.
do a recurrir otros medios mas ener-
gicos para consegur mi objeto y ell p1
blico Sc enterara perfectamente de to
dos cuantos pdsos de Es cierto que no
deseo obrar de modo cue obstruya la
marcha del gobielno, puesto que soy
americana, psro ID pienso permanel CT
inactive en- estas circunstancias y deiar
que los voluntarios de Colorado peleen
y Sc mueran en- las Fiipinas para apo.
var Ia politca de los que diriien los mo
vimientos de nuestras tropas en- el ex-
tranjero."
Los voluntarios sc conservan bajc
banderas ega'mente. y en- contra de IA
constitu lion. Sc engancharon por e
tempo one durase la guerra con Espa-
ma D.cha guerra va Sc acabo y ell Go.
bierno a1n los retiene en- las Fiipin s
Seg1n la constitution, los voluntarios
tieaen perfecto derecho de soltar las ar
mas en- el punto que ocupan y regre
sar a los Estados Umdos. ST procede
sen asi. probablemente Sc les someteria
q un consejo de guerra y Sc les castiga-
ria de conformidad con 10 dispuesto en-
las ordenanzas del ejercito; pero al ha,
cerlo Sc pondrian dichas or1enanzas por
encima de la constitution de nuestra
Rep1blic4!
Sc da como probable que en- Ell ca
so de que os esfuerzos del gobernador
para hacer regresar los voluntarios de
estado de Colorado no den resultado, e
gobernador Thomas acudira ante 10
trbunales de Justica. En- este case e
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados Uni
dos debera decidir 81 la autoridac
del Presi dente de la Republica pue
de suprimir Ia cl usula de la constitu
cion reativa las condiciones en- la:
cuaIes los voluntarios pueden Ser llama
dos retenidos baio las banderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-31
CABLE NEWS

Telegr- ms f,om New York say that
the United States Of Ameri> will en-
ploy all the means possible until they sue
ceed in making the Cubans give up their
arms.
Said dispatches add that until now
the Cubans have only gwen up fin,
guns and useless armaments.
g The Globe says that the Parish an
authorities have thre atened the Cuban
agitstor Mestre Amabile to expel him
from French territory.
The funeral obsequies of the illus
tliono, Republican and ex-Spanish Mi
lister Don Emilio Castelar, has been ce-
lebrater solemnly.
On account Of the immense crowd
which gathered at the funeral the tran
sit on the streets was impo;ible
B -hind the funeral bier an interim
nabe file of coches followed, filled With
crowns.
These were sent by the Regent. the
Press Association, the Madrid Athe-
r9um, the Republicans, Messrs Pi y
Margall, Salmer6n, Azcarrags, Estcva-
ne1 and many other friends. The dis
trict of Murcia province of Murcia
distinguished triumphantly Sr. CASTELAR,
in the last election it also sent another
representative of great artistic merit.
Fom foreign countries many crown:
were arriving.
The shipwreck of the Prince Ma,
rits is attributed to neglect on the part
the hands on board.
The journalists Of the Hague intt {
celebrating 4 feast in honour OF the |
presentatives of the nations in the PEI: (
conference. ~
The Chinese government has noti-
fed the powers that she will not hold
herself responsible tor the security o.
the Europeans in her territory.
The Emperor has given energetic
and absolute instructions to Prince Hen
ry of Prussia, admiral of the German
squadron in the Yelon Sea.
Pursuant to the tenour of these ins.
tructions said Admiral will bombarc
he ports Of China should the Tsung-li
Yamen, refuse to give explanation con-
cerning the events Of Kroutchon.
Public opinion is being oc -upC {
daily more and more with the events
which transpire in the Transvsal
Yesterday seventeen prisoners, wer,
made among whom were important per-
sonahes of the Bloemfontein commerce
The detained have revealed the nam,
| of other conspirators.
"A Bluefield despatch. Nicaragua
announces new complications in tina
| Republic.
| In the interior many persons have beei
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cion contra ell perfdo Yago, calumnia.
dor de la infeliz Desdemona.
Pero cuando el terrible moro. despuGs
de- Ia escena violenta con 81 muicr, Ia
arfastra al lecho, preyarandose estran-
gularla. un espectador de las butacas sc
puso en- pie y en- e4o d gritar escanda-
lizando desaforadamente:
-iEsto no puede tolerarse! En- Ia
libre America no hemos de consentir que
un negro mate una mujer blanca!
Todos los espectadores Sc levantaron,
y Sc arGio la gran marimorena, dividien-
dose el publico en- partidarios de OteIo
y amigos de Desdemona, y concluyendo
la fIncion como ell rosario de la Aurora.
FL empresario del teatro en- question
Sc dispone a que en- las representation
nes sucesivas Otelo sea blanco y Desde-
mona negra, para evitarse nuevos jsleos.