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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-11-23
Big shin Goes Aoroupd

New York, Nov - Il The North
Gernan-Lloyd steamer, The Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, arrived YESTERDAY V
~ hours overdue. and to add TO her
other misfortunes. grounded near the
southwest spit in the lower bay after
passing Sandy Hook
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General Strike At Tampa

Tampa, Fla, Nov. 23.-The FEEDER
ated Trades assembly has declared q
general strike as result of the Labor
trouble here among the cigarmakerS
Every branch of organized labor vii
be called out and thousands in no way
connected with the cigar industry VII
be affected.
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II. 4 @. Directors.

New York, n. Y, Nov. %. The
board of directors of the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad reelected William Sol
omon chairman of the board and
John X Cowen president.
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NAV Save the Bank.

Newport, KY, Nov. 23-The di-
rectors of the German National
Bank have raised enough to require
only $45, 600 from COL stock holders
to enable the bank to resume The
present directors agree to resign
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-11-23

London, Nov. 23.-The rtlmor of the
cars death appears to be unfounded.
Nothing to confirm it has been re
ceived at the Russian embassies in
Berlin and Paris. but the embassy
here has received nothing since the
bulletin Thursday.
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by punishment as in Manila He adds
that he has found larger degree of
drunkenness and immortality In the
cities of our home land than in the
cities of the Philippine archipelago.
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High Priced Hogs.

Danville. Ills, Nov. 23-At a hog
sale held here yesterday 80 head of
hogs Were sold ut an average of SG3 80.
which hog men say is the highest aver
age made in the United States for five
years.
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realistically; No. red. 76sxc
Corn Easier; No mixed, 37c
Oats Easier; No. mixed 23c
Cattle-DuIi at 2zsg4 -.
Hegs-Quiet at S3-J0sI4-s5-
Sheep-LOger az Si-ZJs1si-y0
Lambs-DuH at s3-ssI4-61
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Louisville Grain and livestock

Wheat-No. red and longberry, 73c.
Corn-No- white, 4=Izc: No , mixed
42c-
OatS-No. = new. 24lzc; No. white, 2TIse
C8ttle-Slow at S2-5oaT4 so
HoEs-Sfeady at S4ebI4 80
Shcep-SEeady At S2esff3oo
Lambs-Stesdy AZ ssscea450
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n Startling Isuinor.

Brussels. Nov. GA private tele-
gram from Paris makes the assertion
that the ear is dead There is no
confirmation from any other source.
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CHICAGO, H., Nov. 23.-wheat,
December, s0Ec- Corr. December,
44sc- Oats, December, 214c.
ToLIpc, Ohio, Nov. % Wheat
74.c.
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Chicago Livestock.

Cattle-Steady: steers. S425g5T IS: stock.
ers. S22seE3.7O.
Hoss-Stcady at S4.Gss495
Sheep-Steslsiy at 81 s5s14 -
Lxmbs-Aetiye at 81 4ss95 10
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Today's Quotations.

Wheat-Duii; cash. 15c. Dec 755xo
Corn Dull. Ne cash. 3S1c-
Oats Dlii; No. = cash. @l-c
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Cartle-Slow at Ssi-2ssI5-s9.
EOgS-LoEver at <-s.fs o.
Shexp-Lower at S2-tsssz5-15.
Lzmbs-Lower at 81 lssEl5- =.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-09

Moore's pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms OF malarial, ague,
chills and fever, swamp fever, malar-
ial fever, bilious fever, jaundlce, Bill
iousness, fetid breath and tired,
listless feeling. Thew cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison produced from ma arial
poisoning. No quinine. No arsenic,
acids or iron. Do not ruin stamach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless Price
so cents per box DR.. c. c. Moore Co.,
$40 North Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold by Peoples drug store. dwly
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! BADGETT'S.
/ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT i
SHIRTS.
WcNqnt duce Stock of shirts and perfectly willing to sac
the paft
Fora sta and good eaderAwe offer dozen Regent shirts
worth slooqnd Any shirt the price, spec
al prize 58t each M s
good line Wilson Bros shirts all and coors worth $3.50;
special price sooearh
These bargains house nthe Und States beatthese
shirts for the money
We have also swell and oate line Of NsekNsabos lour-n
hands bawing bow the popular tie Of M
these goods and be convinced Of the superb quality then Quality &
ken into consideration they cantt touched any Va
BADGETT'S. s
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cause ofits Size and bulk, it will
finally falloti its ovn weight.
/ am an expansionist, and | be-
lieve that one Of the causes of the
stringency and shrlnkage OF values
IN this country is because we have
not gone out over the seas with
our products as we should have
done. While there is a demand
for our products of the farm and
mandatory of this country there
will always be plenty of money;
but when wheat and corn and cot
ton and all kinds Of manufactures
are a drug on the market. and no
demand for them, then we have
Btrlngency and hard times. But
when the highways over the seas
shall be laden with our products
into foreign countries aud the gold
is brought back in the ships, then
we shall flourish perennially.
These great combinations are the
only powers in this country that
can do this thing for US. A negro
and an old mule can make cotton;
a fellow with two hundred dol.
lar saw mill can make lumber, but
only aggfegations of wealth can
build ships and open markets in
foreign lands.
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Special Excursion

To the famous Eureka Springs. Ark.
wednesday, July n, 1900. Special
tram leaves Vinita at S:22 p. N. and
arrivesat Eureka Springs at $40 ?.
m. srme day. s. for the round trip;
tickets on sale July lIth, good sor e.
turn on regular trains within ten days
from date Of sale. B. u. Walker, Agt.
Our health giving preparations are
unexcelled, they are she best and do
heir work we'll. Peoples drug store.
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TRUSTS(AND THE PEOPLE.
Sam l6nes Shows Where
Trusts Benefit.

@'~"NJ Aoi ihipb anu DUH
formed by aggregation of capits
are considered hurtful to the mas
ses and to the common peopl,
This is theory. Theoretically
q thing may be SO, and practicall
1t may be very untrue. When W
speak of trusts and combines, W
think Of the Standard oil trust
the sugar trust, the tobacco trust
lretc. When the Standard oil trus
was formed | was paying forty
cents gallon for kerosene oil;
am getting it now for ten cents {
gallon. | was paving twelve anc
one-half cents for sugar several
years ago, but when the combines
set in we got it for five and d
quarter. When the whiskey trust
was organized was in hopes it
would put whiskey up where the
poor devils couldn't get it, bnt
they have seemed to cheapen that
down to where they can pay the
government S1.15 gallon revenuel
on it and yet sell t<for s1.27 IL,
which demonstrates that they are
making it and letting the people
have it at about twelve and one
half cents a gallon.
ThYre is no doubt that the aggre-
cation of wealth, with brains con-
trolling it, that they can manulac.
ture any artical cheaper than it is
or ever has been manufactured on a
small scale. The railroad con-
bines, many think, will eat us up
blood rare. Occasionally Iget on
little jerk-water road that is not
in the combination, and | want to
double my accident policies and
be satisfied with 15.mile-an- hour
gait and console myself with the
idea that | can ride all day for a
dollar, but when / get on the Penn
sylvania or Vanderbilt system Of
roads, with their schedules forty
miles an hour, vestibule trains,
parlor cars, sleeping cars, dining
cars, have hotel on wheels car
rying me toward my destination,
and all this for about two cents a
mile. Give me the road that is in
the combine to carry me where
an going.
Public sentiment is the safe
guard that is thrown around all ag-
gregations o. wealth and all COM
binations III interest. The Stand
ard oil, the railroad combinations,
the sugar trust are as sensitive to
public sentiment as snow bank
to the rays Of the sun. Trusts and
combines will not hurt the public,
but stockholders and bondholders
ma suffer later on, when these
gret bulky institutions become
unwjeld and fall from their own
weight Fifty thousand men in
ihe United States. perhaps more,
re Inter sted in ogyeattrusts of
he country These 10000 men
know tSat there are zb 100000 OF
other e6ole ia the United States
and their wisdom ieaches them
where Boundary liner IRE, over {
Ihich lnff canrok 30 without
eril toshemselyes ana disaster to {
.heir business No oombination
now says damn the public" but I
they have lbrir weatllercocks out i
m every prominent cqpola watch q
ng how ihe wipd blows
OF course, politics capital can 0
made our Of such formations Of u
wealth aud social orders may $
aise the black flag 10 fgat them: c
nut 4 az lbous9ad times more &
fraid q dsmhgogues and politi- il
~
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clans than | am afraid Of trusts

~"N eouaoihVos Voou BoNoihulou'
o which means not only the well
being Of the citizen. but the over,
throw ofall that will hurt the cit
izen-depends upon good men in
: office, and we had better pay less
attention to what we call trusts
1 and combinations and more atten.
tion to those whom we elect to
+. office in the municipal, state and
,Hnational governments. Mr.. Stead
in his book "If Christ Came to
} Chicago" speaks of the "Big
} -Four Of Chicago" and says of
them that their methods are clean
and their transactions are honest,
but that in the road OF their sue.
cess lies the blood and bones of
victims over whom they have run
to success. /" The successful man
or combination means the down.
fall Of other men and other combi.
nations. One preacher is preach
ing to 5000, twenty preachers
around him consider seventy five
full house, and huddred a per-
feet jam; one physician making
$1,000 a year, and forty little
doctors in the neighborbood not
making their grub. A Wanamak-
er selling $4,000, ,000a year means
Amany like merchants applying for
dlerkship in his store. 1t lis the
survival of the fittest, it may be.
When God made this world He
msAe mountains towering into the
clouds and valleys below the level
OF the sea; he made lakes and
oceans. He spread out the prai-
ries the west and piled up
mount%ns around the little val
leys along the ranges Of the Rock
les and Nhe Alleghenies. In the
oceans wAters we find whales and
some very small fishes, and when
the whales come along the little
fish have to hide out. | have
travelled over this country from
ocean to ocean, and from Mont
real to Galveston, annually for
twenty years. have watched the
progress of events and the pro-
cessions as they marched. / have
yet to know Of a single instance
where combines and trusts hurt
the masses or permanently raised
the price Of any product. / am
thousand times more willing to
deal with the trusts and combines
and purchase their products than
| am to put my money into their
institutions and imperil my hold
ings, conscious Of their want Of
stability and fearing their down
fall.
Of course these great combina-
tions affect legislation, if they do
not control it in many instances,
but while they may procure legis-
lation in their own interest, yet
hey have one eye upon the pub
ic sentiment all the time, con-
'cious that they can go just SO far
md no further. Here and there {
hey have shut down manuiact- 9
,ry or closed up an institution
Ind affected some individuals, but /,
We are not booking from that !
standpoint. When we look at the b
100000 Of our population, we ,
ay they are only procuring cheap a
r and buying for less money these 0
roducts than they could have = Z
Il -
one under other circumstances. Z
With the final disintegraiion of
rusis and combines-which will n,
levitably come when financial y
lsaster and sbrinkage OF values Il
hall come-of course, the surplus al
their product will be thrown m
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lREVOLUClON!

Els una verdadera revoluciGn
la que ha estallado en- el pdblico al
saber la colossal Importation de obje
tos para Pascuas. Af1o nuevo Re
yes recientemente hecha por Ell
NUEVO BAZAAR San Francieco 4O
y que & precios sin competencia rea
liza este acreditado establecimiento.
En- adornos para tocador hemos re-
cibido multitud de finfsimos objetos
de biscuit loza, porcelana. bacarat
y CRYSTAL. Nos completeness en- anun
ciar con toda la debida anticipation
infinSdad de novedades para carna
val. En- juguetes esperamos por ell
pr6ximo vapor de Europa.un million
de artfculos que haran las de1icias
de los l1i1los. Visitad & Ell NUEVO
BAZAAR.
En- Mayagtez contrageron ma
trimonio hace unos dias don Santa
go A Caino y la sef1orita Lila Can
clio Ell acto fu6 celehrado con gran
pomps.
Don Francisco Co]lazo, de Ca
guas, fu6 herido ell martes 1ltimo en-
Ia noche por ell individuo Benito
Portela, tambi6n de aquella pobla-
ci6n.
El entierro efectuado en- la Ma.
rina de Ponce del ciudadano don Ju'
lilo del Torro, result6 con Nd ucha
concurrencia. Ell duelo 10 des pidi6
el joven don Felipe Oliver.
Maria Rivera sirvienta que vi
We en- la casa ndmero 45 de Ia calle
de San Sebastian, fue condenada a
so centayos de multa, por actos
indecorosos.
Agustfn Ferrer, que prom
un fuerte esc&ndalo hallandose ebrio
fu4 multado con dollars.
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Generates beers,

Procedente de Rotterdam han
llegado Nueva York ell Comisario
General del Ejercito Beers Samuel
PEARSON y cinco camaradas suyos,
naturales y vecinos <ante bellum,
del Estado libre de Orange. Entire
estos cuentanse Ell comandante Sny-
man y un hijo de 16 anos y ell CONAN
dante A: Liehemberg. Hospeds
do en- ell Union Square Hotel.
Vienen en- viaje de investiga-
clon, Sus prop6sitos, ayudar la
causa de su pals, observar los SEN
lm1entos del pueblo americana, y 81
encuentran sus simpatfas yer que Is
tas Sc conviertan en- algc practico y
de provecho para las cast ex Repd-
blicas sud-sfricanas.
FL General Pearson es de los
que han vistO muchas peleas, par
ticipado en- elias. Su Ultima manio-
bra en- el campo fu@ cubrir la retira-
da del General Botha la frontera
portuguese. Solo teufa Pearson do
ce hombres a su mando: Y con ellos
destruyo toda la Inca del ferrocarril
a que Sc opon1a tenazmente Ia fuer-
"a inglesa. Con esto ell tiroteo fu9
incesante, hasta que en- Septiembre
"a el General Botha logr6 alcanzar
la frontera Portuguese
De aqu1 ell General Pearson pe.
netrando en- ell territorio portogues
paso a la bahia de Delagoa, donde
EMBARGO con sus actuales compane-
ros para Napoles,
De Napoles pasaron 4 Bruselas
y de esta q los Estados Unidos.
<lVendra el Presidente Kruger
q los Estados Unidos. ,?
A esta pregunta contest6 eli Go.
neral Pearson
sNo 10 Sc positivamente. Guam
do termine sus gestiones en- Francia
es possible que venga q este pals.
De todos modos nj mission no es pre-
parar su venida. Tenemos unos TO-
900 en- ell cuerpo, dispues4o & soste-
ner Ia tactica de guerrillas. Estan
81 mando del General Botha ell cual
esta dispuesto luchar mientras
pueda contar siquiera con diez hom.
bres sus ordenes Los beers no
abandonaremos jamas la lucha Dor
nuestra independents ,
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
Washington; Nvmbr.
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NOTlCIAS
0ENER ALES

El tren de ferrocarril que ga
lio el sabado de Msyagoez para
Aguadilla, descarrilo entire ell Rim
con y Aguada. Ell accidente ha ODE.
decide q desnivelaci6n de la via,
segun Sc cree. Fueron destrozados
dos coches de "a, recibiendo una
fuerte confusion 81 conductor Sr.
Medina que Sc porto valientemente.
No hubo mas desgracias personales.
Los pasajeros rindieron el viaje en-
un furgon de carga.
Hemos sido cortesmente invi
tados por la asociaci6n titulada <La
20 Social, de Mayeguez para asistir
s la veiada l1rico dramatica que ten
dr6 efecto el dia de hoy. Agradeae.
mos la cortesia que Sc nos dispen-
ga.
Todas las atenciones del pro.
fesorado en- Ia ciudad de Utuado es
tan satisfechas an el presente mes
A algunas casas de comercio
en- Utuado le fueron decomisadas las
pesas incompletas por Ia polic1a.
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A los nl6diC0S.

Personas que parecen bien en-
teradas me informan sobre la posi-.
bilidad de que tenga que regresar q
esta Isla, por falta de recursos, ell
hijo de nuestro difunto compa1ero
el DR.. Rodriguez Castro, que ha en-
pezado a cursar una carrera cientf-
tica en- los Estados Unidos.
Para en- case de Que este Sc con
firme, propongo a mis- compaferos
de profession que nos suscribamos
con una Quota mensual Modesto que
puede ser de IS q 80 centavos cada
uno, para que sea mayor ell ntmero
de los contribuyentes, con objeto de
auxiliar al estudiante hu6rfano en-
su noble prop6sito.
Los que esten conformes con es.
to pueden communicable q Ia Redsc.
ci6n de LA CORRESPONDENCE 6 al
one suscribe.
M. FERNANDEZ MATER.
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iluZ, luz luz!

Los veeinos de la Gale del sol
Sc quejan, con raz6n, de que au1 no
ha llegado hasta ellos el benefcio de
la luz electrica.
iSer& porque la calle esta empe
drada de <chinos,, porque como
calle del sol no necesita de mas luz?
Pero la protesta sube de punto
entire las lindas vecinas que moran
en- dicha avenida, quienes Sc lamen-
tan de que la oscuridad que allf rel
por las noches, no les permite lu
cir sus bellos palmitos.
Trasladamos & la empresa res
pectiVa
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Sc ha hablado de disoiuci6n

Creo que precipitan los aeon Q
cimientOs los que tai soluclon pro
claman.
Creo que el partido federal debe
esperar los hucesos que en- hreve han
de desarrollarse
Una actitud cualquiera de reor
ganzacion 6 rectiticacion de proce
dimientos determinarla en- ell parti
do republicano otra reorganization
y otro aspecto de lucha recrudecien
dose quzas.
Et adverSarlo del partido repu
blicano no esta en- el partido federal,
sino que esta en- su prOpio seno ST
no hay nsdie que 10 obstaculice, ST
no hay NADIA que sea un peligro para
la cohesion, al poder sera al par
lido republican, 10 que el aqua a
la sa' pura que al hidratarse sube
su temperature y Sc desliga1 aus mo
leCulas
81 el partido federal representa-
una idea, en- el partido federal no
puede haber diSoluci6n porque las
ideas son insolubles.
ST se licenciasen sus huestes flo
tarfa en- la atmosfera el ideal regio
nal y o lie re ndirfa quito en- cada una
de sus individuos; es mas, los mis-
mos republicanos le riGnen quito en-
ell fOl do do sus corazCnes.
HabrA Geserciones m0ttiples
pero ii no las hubiera sque merito
tendrian los que Eermanecen hrmeS
en- sus idealcs? La gloria merecida
de nuestros venerables antepasados
consistio justamente en- permanecer
firmos, cuardo los debil4s faQuea
ban; en- tcner el valor del sufrilaien
TO cuando ell vacfo SO hacia a su la
do, cuando todos desertaban.
A los transfugas debe tenerseles
lastima; son seres sin f6 que cuaudc
estan solitariOs SO averg guenzan de
ellos mismOs.
~ cue mayor castigo para un
hombre que lIegar a desprec:arse a
ST II izmo?
Porque la verguenza Ell ell BON
bre Sc acalla; pero no Sc extin
que.
El nal estar qae siente el
spostata en- su propio ser. trata de
ccmunica-los & los que cree sus
enemigos. Es como el perro hidr6-
fobo que quiere halIar algo mordien
do los demas 7 al primero que
acomete es los de la propla casa
por ESQ vereis en- el transfugs O.
enemigo irreconciliable que puede
tener un partido.
Todas las grandes iniquidades
de la historic han sido fraguadas
por las grandes apostasias
Ahora bien, ST la disoluci6n de
partido federal trajese el bienesta
moral material de Puerto Rico
20 seIia el primero en- publican ST
convepiencia.
Sc ha dicho que ell partido fe-
deral es una eshnge muda que hara
un desairado papel en- la vida p1bli
ca.
Esa mudez la perdera como e]
Zacar1as D1blico, cuando los actos
de la Camara merezcan aplaudirse
aplausos que tributara justiciera y
xpontanearoente. iMuda es la con
ciencia, y no obstante cuantas verda
des nos dice!
Lo que tenemos en- mas alto
concepto es un recto tribunal de
justicia y no obstante necesita de
un fiscal que persiga y denuncie ell
crimen, que estimule ell cello los
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A 6 dias de 'trabajos. ha sido
copdenado Jose Rodriguez que trat6
de robarle aver del :bolsillo 20 cen
tavos don Aquilino Martinez. que
iba en- el entierro del doctor Ferrer.
Por insultos 4 Ia policfa, ha'
biendosele ocupado un cuchillo que
portaba, fue condenado 80 dias de
trabajos forzados ell individuo Lu
ciano Ortiz vecino de Cabo. .Rojo.
-Por amenazar con un palo
varios individuos que Sc hallaban
anoche en- ell cafe <La Purita, fue
condenado 4 2 dollars de multa el
individuo Jose Rivera.
Ell domingo del corriente de-
positar6n 432 imponentes 1888 25 en-
ell Credito y Ahorro Poncefo y hasta
aquella fecha 80 han expedido 3,671
libretas.
Ell Delegado por Mayaguez don
Roberto Todd, puso un telegrama
don Mateo Fajardo, de- aquella ciu
dad, anunciandole, que por cable
grama recibido de Nc K!nley, ha'
bfan sid6 indultados Vicente Manue.
Sulso "a, Isidoro MARQUEE y Pedro
Beauchamp.
Ha sido condenado q dias1 de
arresto la individua Agripina Aya
la, por haber provocado de palabras
& EustasiO Pisarro en- el zaguan de
la casa n1mero Is de la. Gale de San
Jose
Verdadero baratillo Ell medias,
calcetines, camisetas de bilo de Es.
cocia y seda, medias de puro hilo q
50 centavos y so centavos par, Gu
brecorses blancos crudos q 20
centavos uno, esencias q %, 80, 40,
SO y Is centavos pote, jabones 3,
4, 5 y 10 centavos, polvos eFlor de
Mar1as sin bismut q Is centavos ca
ia, Abanicos 6, 8, 10, Is y 25 cen
tavos, encajes desde IS centavos
pleas, tamblen por varas, 100 pile
gos de papel tino Is centavos, platos
fines a Is centavos docena. Lucas
Gimenez, San Francisco Al. 2
Ell informe del Generalfsimo
ingles Lord Woolsey dice que la
instruction militar del ejercito es
deticiente y que no puede competir
con las demas potencias de Europa.
Nos escriben de .Cabo Rojo
que en- las proximas elecciones mu
nicipales sera presentado por Ell
Partido Republican, para ell pues l.,
de Alcalde el professor don L,oreto j
Montalvo liberal probado de abolen
go; Presidente del Partido Republi'
cano de aquel pueblo en- ell aro.73 y
presidente honorario que fue varias
veces en- Cabo Rojo y Lares del an
tiguo partido autonomista oltodoxo
La nueva adqulsici6n de Espa.
na seg1n el libro rojo, son 20 mil
Kilometres cuadrados Ial Norte del
rio NUM-, y 18O mil Kilometres cua'
drados~ ~sobre la margen del rio de-
Orc.
Ha sido absuelto por ]n Corte
Federal, que SO traslad6 a Maya
gnez, don Pablo Roig, director de
<La Bruja,, defendido por ell Le-
trado senior Freyre.
Sc halla pr6ximo a llegar es.
te puerto el vapor americana CAR.
kadia, que sa1io de Nueva York Ell
sabado dltimo
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demas jueces, que vuelva por la
vindicta p1blica:
Pues bien, ell tribunal ante ell
pals es ell Partido Republican, ell
fiscal ell partido Federal.
Para bien del pals deben subsis
tir los dos partidos.
PABLO MORALES CABRERA.
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