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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Ex-Congressman Burnes Dead.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Formei
Congressman Daniel d. Burnes died at
his home in this city yesterday morning.
He was a son of the late Congressman
James N. Burnes, succeeding to his
fathers seat in the house of represent
ativeS in 1891.
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Burned Property Valued Mt $40, 900.

Kansas City, Kan, Nov. 5.-The
plant of the Creamery Package Manu-
featuring company, at the corner of
First street and Reynolds avenue, was
destroyed by fire last night. The loss
on the building and contents is placed
at S40 600
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Elchty-rour Cases OF Smallpox.

Springfield, Mo-, Nov. 5. There were
"a patients in the smallpox camp yes
terday morning, "a white and SO ne
groes. OF this number 20 were dis
charged before dark. leaving in the
camp 64 Two new cases were re-
ported yesterday.
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The nostmaster raneral has Il

The postmaster general has issued
an order forbidding postmasters in the
United States to collect postage due in
excess of the domestic rate on anv let.
ters sent by soldiers, sailors. marines
or other persons in the United States
service in Guam and the Philippine is.
lan1c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08

The proposition for a national uni
versity at Washington under govern.
ment auspices was negatived yesterday
by the committee of the National Edu-
cation association, which has been in
session at Washington the past two
days
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
what the Kansans Were Paid.

The Twentieth Kansas boys were
paid off at San Francisco in less than
three hours time, striking commen-
tary on the efficiency of Uncle Sans
pay department. The average enlisted
man drew between S170 and $500, while
the officers averaged, besides the three
months pay drawn, travel pay rang
ing from $500 for a second lieutenant,
to S970 for Col. Metcalf.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Opiates Caused Him Co sleeI

Paterson, n. j., Nov. 5.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart had comfortable night,
the hours passing without incident
while the invalid slept under the in
huence of opiates.
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Two Merchants in Trouble.

Daniel A. Dabney and Charles T.
Wheeler, partners in the mercantile
business at Tyro, Montgomery county,
are under arrest, charged with burning
their store last May. The building and
stock was insured for 1850, and the
insurance companies had paid in full.
The arrest is said to be the result of in
vestigation by the Anti-Horse Thief as
sociation. Both men were well-to-d0
and highly respected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Christened BIZ MRS. Chamberl.in.

Chatham, Eng. Nov. a.-The launch
ing of the British first-class battleship
Venerable here to-day was accompa.
nied by scenes of unusual enthusiasm.
The christening was performed by
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain formerly
Miss Endicott, of Washington), who
was accompanied by her husband, the
British secretary Of state for the colo
nies. They received grand ovation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Safe Blowers heightened Away.

Four safe-blowers blew open the safe
in the Office of the Joseph Smart pack
ing-house in Armourdale early the other
morning and attempted to get the con-
tents, but were scared away by the ar
rival of the police, who heard the noise
of the explosion. Before blowing open
the safe the robbers had gagged the
night watchman and showed him into a
cooler.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Convicted of a wanton Crime.

At Alma, James Render and Richard
Williams, two negroes, were convicted
of the killing, at Mcfarland last June,
of Harry Landy, of Creighton. NO.,
and Calvin Burger, of Kansas City, Mo.
The victims were white boys and were
murdered for less than $50 in money
and gold watch. They were sem
fenced to be hanged by Judge Williaw
Thomson
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
He Will Sue the Newspaper.

Gen. Funston said he had not in
structed his attorneys to sue Arch
bishop Ireland for libel, but that he
had instructed damage suits to be
brought against the newspaper, Moni-
tor, of San Francisco, for publishing
the statement that he (Funston) had
looted Catholic churches in the Philip
pines and sent some of the relics to his
wife as souvenirs
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Wichita Raised $500.

The Wichita commercial club raised
$500 to send the local battery, Kansas
national guard, and Sanford's band to
Topeka to attend the Twentieth's re-
ception. Capt. Aspey. of the battery,
took two cannon and 35 men and. at
the request of Gov. Stanley, fred sa-
lutte of 35 rounds upon the arrival in
Topeka Of the special trains carrying
the vOlunteerS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
The Recou KiIIed Him.

d. Nittich, of Humboldt, met with
An unusual death while out hun ting.
He was holding the gun loosely in front
of him, ready to fire. Both barrels were
accidentally discharged, and the recoil
sent the butt of the gun into the region
of the abdomen, causing severe rup-
ture. He died from the effect of the
xU0rdnd
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Formerly q Man of wealth.

Fett Snyder, formerly man of great
wealth. but of late a rag-picker, was
burned to death in Wichita. His house
burned to the ground.
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Gas and OIL in same Well.

Chanute struck gas and oil both in
her fifth well last week. There is
strong flow of gas and the oil is run
ming 25 barrels q day. Chanute has
had exceptional luck with her pros
pecting. Gas was struck in the five
wells drilled and oil in the sixth. some
thing that never before happened in
the state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Waited II Years for a Railroad.

After II years of waiting for rail-
road the people of Westmoreland, the
county seat of Pottaw atomic county,
last week welcomed the first passenger
train on the Kansas & Southern. A
large passenger engine with Wagner
parlor cars, IA chairs on a side, consti-
tutes the best passenger service for a
small road in Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
WichIta Street Cars Stopned.

Judge Dale granted a permanent in
junction restraining the Wichita Street
Railway company from operating its
plant. and ordering all the cars and
tracks from the street. The injunc-
ton was asked as last resort by the
mayor and city council to get a new
system of street railway, the old COM
pany refusing to surrender the streets.
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Hoe. ONLY . "side Line. .

Ben Toothman, of Downs, sold 95
pigs to neighbor recently for ei.010.
Toothman don't raise hogs as busi-
ness, but ''keeps a few to pick up the
waste" When he wants money he
sells a hundred or two steers.
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Looking at the Practical Side.

When the Twentieth Kansas boys
passed through Emporia the citizens
persuaded Gen. Funston to make a
speech. Among other things he said
he hoped the people of Kansas in their
welcome to the men would not forget
to give them employment. In the
honor and work they have rendered
the state they should not now, that
they are private citizens, have to go to
other countries or states to secure
work
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
1t Ia . Penifentlary Onen.e.

At Leavenworth five Klondike joint
keepers arrested by the state were held
for trial. They are charged with SELL
ing liquor to veterans of the soldiers
home, . penitentiary offense in Kansas.
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Fatality Attends AtchIson Lawyer

w. L. Bailey. prominent attorney
of Atchison, was recently declared in
sane strange fatality seems to at
tend the Atchison bar. Mr.. Bailey
makes the fourth attorney so far in the
past few years TO be declared insane
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Hood and Lantry AruIcted.

The federal court at st. Lonis sus-
lained the judgments of T. B. Wallace,
receiver of the Missouri national bank
at Kansas City, against Calvin Hood.
of Emporia, and Charles J. Lantry. of
Chase county. These two Kansans
bought stock in the bank just prior to
its failure. Lantry must pay $50. 600
and Hood S10,0
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Closed Up the Anair.

The first building and loan associa-
tion TO be closed up by Bank Commits
sioner Breidenthal under the new law
was the Mid-Continent Cooperative
Loan association, of Coffeyville. The
bank commissioner found that the as
sociation was paying one-third of its
receipts for salary of officers
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08

Miss Gould's Gift to n Wichita Hospital.
Helen Gould has shipped to Wichita
one of Tiffany's best hall clocks as a
gift to the Wichita hospital.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
Mail Soaked with Water.

Adjt. Gen. Fox last week received q
large consignment of mail belonging
to the Twentieth Kansas boys, which
was thought to have been lost in the
wreck of the transport Morgan City off
the Japan coast. The mail was all
water-soaked, but it was turned over
to the volunteers upon their return to
Topeka.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08
MetcaIf Made q General.

The president has commissioned Col
Wilder S. Metcalf, Twentieth Kansas
volunteers, brigadier general by brevet
for gallant and meritorious services in
action at Guiguinto river, Luzon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08

An attempt was made to rob the
store and post Office at North Branch,
Jewell county, the other night. The
postmaster was sleeping in the store
and heard the burglars prying open
the door. He waited until they opened
the door and then fred three times.
It appears that he hit two of the rob-
bers. One of them was found about
six miles from the place. shot through
the ankle. He was taken to Mankota.
It was learned that another one was
across the line in Nebraska, shot
through the hips. The officers went
after him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08

road, running from Hutchinson to
Ponca, Ok, has passed into the hands
of the Santa Fe. The road is 148 miles
long, is bonded for S., 900 a mile and
stock issued to the extent of $40, 600 per
mile.
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KANSAS NEWS OF RECENT DATE.
1t Was a Thing Of beauty.

The carriage in which Gen. Freder-
ick Funston and his wife travelled from
the depot to the statehouse grounds in
Topeka was lavishly decorated in the
national colors. It was drawn by four
black horses. The leaders were draped
with the Spanish flags and were led
by men dressed in the uniform of the
Spanish army. The wheel horses were
Fdraped with the Filipino flags and were
led by men dressed in the uniforms gen.
orally worn by Tagals. The American
colors, which predominated, represent
ed the cause for which Gen. Funston had
been battling and the foreign flags rep
resented his victories. The men in uni
form represented the captives which
have been made by the doughty little
warrior. The whole affair was one of
the most prettily arranged and best
decorated rigs that has ever been seen
in Topeka.
From Private to Captain.
Capt. Clad Hamilton, of Topeka,
comes home with the Twentieth Kan
sas covered with honors. When the
regiment left Topeka last fall Hamil-
ton secured permission to go on the
troop train with the boys to San Fran
cisco and there enlisted as private.
His proficiency soon won for him a
promotion as sergeant. Upon recon-
mendation of his superiors, Gov. Leedy
commissioned him second lieutenant.
During the fighting about Manila he
was promoted to first lieutenant and
then to captain.
Hutchinson People Object.
An injunction was served on the city
officials of Hutchinson forbidding
them to issue the $50, 900 bonds that
were voted to the Hutchinson & South
ern railroad for terminal facilities.
The sale of the road to the Santa Fe, il
is alleged, practically released the city
from any obligations, as it was part OF
the contract with the city that the
company maintain" their terminals
there and the sale to the Santa Fe, ap-
parently, deprives them of the ability
to do this.
The Postmaster's Aim Was Good.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-11-08

October n Warm and Dry Month.
Chancellor f. ii. Snow, of the Uni
versity of Kansas, issued this weather
report for October:
The last month was unusually warm, clear,
dry and windy. Its mean temperature was
nearly eight degrees above the October aver
age, and by more than q degree the highest
mean temperature for October on our 81 years
record. There was no killing frost during the
month. The mean cloudiness was much below
the average, only one October having had
clearer skies. The rainfall was greatly def
cient, being two inches below the average.
Only three Octobers have had less rain.
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philippines Internal peace and order, guaran-
zee against foreign aggression and against the
Hsmemberment OF their country. commercial
and industrial prosperity and as large q share
sf the affairs Of government as they shaikprove
At to take. When peace and prosperity shall
lave been established throughout the archipel.
ago. when education shall have become general
hen. in the language Of q leading Filipino. his
,eople will, under our guidance, become more
American than the Americans themselves
The report is signed by ]. G. Schur.
nan, George Dewey. Charles DENLY
and Dean c. Worcester.
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EIt0IiuoIdgl anoc1e.

Tau brilisnte Iii lido el fen6meno que se-
gufsm ante hasdsbido sGf Observable por gran
ndmeto< sFpsfsonss; en- Gang sejos, desde Iue-
60, hen1os sido machos los que hemos ossdo
de Ia bellesa del espeotlculo; pero todav1a hu-
.biera sido auu nayor ess beilezs, al ei b6lido
se hubiese prerentsdo en- una afnoche serena no
iluminsda por j. luna, en- ves de exibffsencs
aver, en- que nu6etro satellite, no leios del pie
nilanio, derramAba sobre nosotros ess hermosa
la1. foente inektinguib de inspi,aci6n para
los poetas no rnenos qae para los corazones
enam rados.
Serfan sobrs las nueve menos cuarto de ia
noche (hora ofoiar en- Pto. Rico) equivalence
las veinte y dos minutos, hora local de
San Jasn, cusndo no ob,tante ell olaro de luna,
percbf una clari idad aun mas intenss que atrsjo
irresistiblemente mis- ojos hAcia el punto del
oielo del que parcels emsnar y vine gratamen-
te sorprondido con 10 presencia de nm modo
de gle b de faego, sparentemente de lss dimen
cione4 de nusstro satellite, q. correado por en-
tire Vega alphn de Ia constellation Lira (aues-
ira fu ura estre. Ia polar en- I'M lejano porvenir)
.s estrellss qae ,rman Ia ca beEa de Dragon,
diri face & Ia vla.lAotea, desapsreoiendo breves
iDstsntes detras de una nube, para resparecer
despne', di-minuidas sus dimeps ones (oero
con III. mas brilsnte todavfa ds hermosf-mo
lor We dcso) proseguir su via:e para desa-
pareoer POGO mas ala de Ia constellation andIo
mena, entire las estrellas beta gamma de "a
m:sms, despuss de haber heoho exolo,ion y
dividrse en- tres fr.gmentos dc belif.ima sps.
riencis.
Pooas veoes hsmos podido contemplar un
b6' lido tan hermoso y que haya recorriio una
tan larga trayectoria en- la que invir,io 10
aegandos de tempo.
Por una observsoi6n aislads, Y mixime 81
&c hs hecho la simple vi ta es impossible de-
terminsr Ia atura s que Il b6iido h. stravesa-
do nuestra atm6sfera nj por 10 tsnto fjar la w.
locidad de que ha estad r: m ado en su csrse-
re-: resnltados que poir llegarse sproxima
dsmente si se hubieteo hecho observacione en-
di.tntos parajes de la'isla, precisando les pun
tos de aoarici6n desaparioi6n duraoi6n del
fen6meno.
De toda suerte puede a6rmarse que ell b3-
! lido ha entrado bastante en- nuestra atm6sfers y
que Ia realizado su viaje no gran altura de la
| supe,fcie terrestre; al bien no ha sido tan pc
qaeha que hsya tenido que pasar por debajo de
| las nubes que cnbyfan esa region celeste, nj que
hsya DEF ado DIR el ruiio que ha debido produ :
| cir su exploitation.
O6oiando de- supersticiosos permit ia senoa
| exclamar: lOjsla one esa hermosa estrelia que
ha iluminado nuestro oielo~ anoohe sea lnun-
! clio de ventures para Pto- Rico, y oomo uu re-
| M sdo del brilo en- que deba resplandecer en-
| breve la estreila de nuestra iela en- la hsrmoss
constellation con que se simbolisa la Union
mericana!
| @. II. Sozer.
| Stbre. II de 1890
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l.Que es la muerte2

Diffcilmente pudieran hallarse dos perso'
mas que diesen IL misma opinion aoerca del te
ma CON gus 90 ensabesan estas lfness, porque
sabido ca que scsda cual hsbla de Ia fiesta ses
gun le VI en- ella.
81 ipidi6semos "a opinion uno por uno de
los mortales, oirfamos oontestaciones como
estas:
Un fumador.-La muerte funao en- pipa!
Un csrpintero--La muerte no pega nj con
coEa.k ,.:
Un oaxador-La muerte 81 ua tiro que SO
Vd pOr la cMl0tGl = 49, -.
I'm zspatero-La muerte 90 un pillo de
siete suelasl
Uo pansdero-Ls muerte ca el pan 'aues'
tro de cada dial
Un dentista-La muerte es una ertrGcci6n
dolorosai
Un violinista-La muerte me ronspe las
clavijasl
Un escribano-La muerte es un bOrr6n
que 90 Ie I'd al naejor escri6onol 80. t-'. -
un astr6nomos-La muerte es un eclipse
tetaN ,2--
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-. Por torpezs del coche1o. 90 ha volos.
do aver IN ccchs de Ia empress del sefior Ra-
mos, de Rio Piedrss qae coodocia & e'ta Ca.
pital al osisdor de Ia poiof. insuar del puesto
de Esgtabo, don Eogeoio Ssntaells. su fedora
esposs, una hija y Il eflorita Ange!its Caldss,
profesora dol .ctsdo pu shio de Nsguai,o. Fl
o6ciat dsi miemo cusrpo sehor Ss ga 10, que
yenia en- otro coche detrss, ayud6 al sefior Sa1.
taella comp af1erss de viaje, 4 salir de! preci.
picio donde faeron lsn1a1os, como oeho me-
tros del nivel de Ia c,rreters. un po,o ante, de
liegar Ella Mlda.. Ri cocbe que 10 hscho as.
tilss y los viajeros han suf.jdo contusiones
rasguhos.
-. Un ing'6s que se ha casado con una
mujer innenssmente rics, proporcionada por
uns gencia matrimonial, encuentra & IN ami 90
al dia siguiente ds In bo1s.
:-IY tn tetorsf-!e pregunts este.
-Vengo de ssegararla oont1s ineendios
-Seg1n ESQ, serA may srdiente
-Tiece aus p ercs dc pa1o. y eta rellena
ie algod6n en- nuchss parties de Gu cuerpo.
- sBronceado d } medalIas de oebre,
So con.g 1e b rvendo las medatIas ds cobrs en-
| el hquido eigaiente: Cardenitlo, parties; ssts
mooisco. 1; vinagre, 10 Sc hierve despues
sc cuela por un pat1ito topido 10 eafciente =
| diluye en sgus, hasts one se h.gs nm precioits.
do blsnoo Lss medalIas se pondr&n en- el lf4ul-
do oitsdo hasts que tomen co'of de bronco.
| -. The Universal- Tobacco Fabpiqoe-
Clair Laves Tabscoo of LIS Pists,s can be
obta,ned -All-Ordsrs ,llsndsd to, 10 per cts
Discount -Jalios Cerrsrta --G.ysy-Pue'te
/ Rico. N-A-3O ls7
=. Por sgrssi6o 3. herirs =, Hipoiito a.
mos que fac aeistide on q Sa'a de SoooFros, hi
sido dstsnido sRanoa I3s'gado puesto dis
posiqi6a del Jasgado del CAssnFsl.
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NOtiCias.

=. Hemos sabido que ell professor don
Joe4 L. Fsjsrdo ha presentado una instanc,a
al Presi tente de la Janta local de iostr ucci IN
de Barcelonets, para que se le nombre maestro
graduado de l1elia poblaoi6n. Como el mon
oiouado professor ademts de conocsr perfeota.
mente d idioma ingl6s, tiene m6ritos snficien
tes para desemPsfiar aquells plazs, no dudamos
obtandsA 10 que deses.
-. En- ID clrcel modelo de Madrid ae
ha Hsvado efeotn un Consejo de guerra, cons.
titnY 6adose an tribusal militsi, presi lido por
el Tepiante Coronel de artilleTfa seilor Man
ohet = seis vooales cspitsnes, para OR juspar
en- conseio de guerra los fedsctores de { El
Naeional,, se6oFes Urquia Jimenss. Escami
liz, por supussto delito de impvents. y
El iscal, oslifcsndo los hechos denuncia.
dos como msteria do dos de'itoss cAnexos, de.
fioidos en- ios artfcuios $40 $50 del C6iixo
do iusticis Militar yque 90 referen ssda
ci6n 8 injuriss IL ej&fcito. soiicit6 paraaambos
procesados Ii pens 8 ses, mn a6o ocho meaes '
yeintiua diss de rscluci6n.
Los cspitaues Bargaese Escorio, sostu
vieron Il incalp alpabitidsd de los asasados.
-. Dioe 10 Democrscis:
mar 8 da ma fiesta, % 10 dedica upa, gacstills
. yeoes. 7 en- Psrfs, q sueldo que anuncia Il
ds+u vanidoso, % psgaa IS 50 franoos /,
nnea. s
De ahf que lsss M ae0oc;o.ssr psriodists q
Parfs, una 4uisbru ssTlot an Pasrts Rico
- I'm la cslls de TetaAn ha rsccgido hoy
Il polisfe 1ne galiina rialsnga, gee esA depo.
aitada - = asastsl Do i miams.
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-. Ua telegrama de Valparaiso dioe
que las ter,ib.es tempeetades que Sc han de-.
senoadenado on aqnella provincis, el debor'
damiento de los 1ios hs inundado mushos pus'
bios.
Cercs de Santiago de Chile, al p,ssr uu
tran de viaieros por IN pnente, cayo al RIO,
ahog gindose 30 personals
-. Por or len del inspector pei segundo
diatrito. ha sido detenida Pillar Avil&s.
-. Dice EEL Criolo de AguaiilIa.
sNo se pue1e eutrar en- el Ccnsiste RIO de
esta Villa sin6 eepsrsn al infeliz sCltano, del
sitio en- que allf 10 tiensn:
Ese pobre homb,e enfsrms& cualquiers
con Ia hediondes que dsspide su eu fermedsd.
Catano y les cien pobres qne se reunen
en- sqaeila esoalera, dan una idea trists de este
puebio.>
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Notas hispanas

-El numero de invasiones de peste oeu-
rridas en- Oporto y sus inmediaoioues desde
que empez6 la epidemic hasta ell AZ de Agosto
ha sido So, fslleciendo Al. r.
Las impresiones de los m6dioos espsffo-
les que regressn de Oporto son pesimistas.
Green que la epidemiA oreoe y sque los medidas
tomadas por las autoridades po:tugoesas son.
deficiencies en- sum, grsdo. Uaioamente ala
ban los esfaerxos de los madioos. +.
-En Bilbao se dan por terminals las
huelgas retirAndose las tropas sus gaarnieio.
mes. Han qseda 10 despedidos de los Altos
Hornos unos 500 obreros. II
En- tods Espaha y espeoislmente en- lss
provincias del Norte Sc estan veri6eaudo las
festas de costembre en- esta 6pooa del ado con
gran snimaoi6n y compete orden. Al exsmi-
mar lvs gastos que haoen los particul ares ysoor-
poraciones el MI nero de forss seros que &c re :
gistran SO comprsnde que hay POGO temor Ia
do.
-Se ha veriicsdo On Ia plaza de toros de
Huesos 9! meeting organizado por las camarss
de comercio baj ola presideucia del Sr Parsi.
80. Este pronunci6 IN discurso pihiendo' 'eo ).
nomias quejkndose-del gobierno de Silvsla a
considera fsaoasado y necessris su sustituci6n,
negsndo que las oamsras hiciese polftica nj
quieran ooupar eli poder, siendo ap audid 0.
Otros oradores no fueron tsn fe ices 7habiendo
IeoiOiuo PfusUse ue uossSrsuo uel pueDiO que
ooupaba los tendidos do 10 plaza.
Los pagos dc lss Q a,es pssivas de Ultra
mar oontinusn eetsneados siendo Dicienbre 81
dltimo mes cobrsdo. Sc dice que on los pri-
meros diss deS Atiembre 90 satisfarln 10 CORES.
pondiente & meses q sea de Eneros Juoio
inclusive POGO despues el resto hssts poner
los 81 oorrieate igual que las de 10 Penfasula
Estos sueldos sar&n "a rax6n. de Ii mitad ds
10 qpe teDian asigaado tegan dspuso 81 r. d
de de Ab1ii,