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The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Declined to Certify Nominations.

Secretary of State Hull declined to certify nominations for congress- man-at-large on the ground that he has no official notification that the state is entitled to another congress- man. Should congress re-enact the law now in force, which gives each state representative for every 173,- 900 inhabitants, the state will be credited with another congressman. but it is probable reapportionment act will be passed early in the next session.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
BRIEF MENTION.

Rogers has brass band composed entirely of young ladies. B. T. Brewer, sheriff-elect of Cleveland county, is dead The Bank of Yellville has lady cashier-Miss Flora Layton.
 The big sawmill of W. F. Wit trcll at Hamburg was destroyed by fire.
 Druggists of Malvern have agreed to close their places of busincss on Sundays.
 The big compress at Texarkana, recently destroyed by fire, is to be rebuilt at once 1.-The grocery store of James Me- Cune, at Helena, was destroyed by fire on the 18th. A fireman and two tramps were killed in a wreck on the Kansas City Southern, near Mena. While felling a tree near Lal;e City, James Wilson was struck by a limb and instantly killed The launching of the monitor Arkansas has been set for Novem- Der 10, at Newport Navy yard The state capital commission has decided to lay the corner stone of the new state capitol November H. Citizens of Pine Bluff will ap- peal to the census bureau for a re- count of the population of that city.
 As result of eating kernels from peach seeds the 7-year-old daughter of Steve Lemons, of Springfield, is dead.
 MT. Duncan, weight 135 pounds, was recently married at Heber to a Miss Malone, who tips the scale at 363 pounds
 The 6-year-old son of William Stanley, Faulkner county farmer, had both his feet cut off by mow- ing machine.
 Joe Daniel, the 19-year-old son of Noah Daniel, of Danyille, dis appeared four months ago, ana nothing has since been heard of him.
 The saw mill plant of the Fulton Cooperage Company was destroyed by fire on the 10th inst. The loss was about $10,000, with only $3,00O insurance.
 Henry Galloway, of Howard coun- ty, holds the record as a juvenile cotton picker. He is II years old and picked 200 pounds of the heecy staple in one day.
 Sam Cummings killed Andy Kirkpatrick at Atlanta, Columbia county, by splitting his head open with an axe. The trouble arose over woman. Both colorel.
 z. T. Newberry, convicted last week in Faulkner county of man. slaughter and sentenced to five wears n the penitentiary, has been grant ed pardon by the governor. New berry, in 1898, killed one of his ten ants.
 The government land department reports 493,4 acres of govern lment land in this state subject to homestead entry.
 Mrs. Green was married at Wynne last week to J. H. Leviscv This is the lady's third matrimonial venture within twelve months.
 The tallest man in Arkansas is Henry Deppe, an employe of tho Iron Mountain shops at Little Rock. He is six feet and seven inches
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Convicted of Perjury.

In the United States district court at Helena. Mary Young, an old ne gress, aged 70 years, was convicted of perjury. She had drawn about Sl200 from the government on the representation that she had not re- married since the death of her hus- band, on whose account she was granted pension as a dependent widow. The testimony showed that she had remarried.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
NEWS OF ARKANSAS.
Nlnih Annual Reunion.

The ninth annual reunion of tho Confederate veterans was held in Little Rock on the 9th and 10th Inst. These reunions are a source bf great pleasure to the old veterans whose numbers are growing less with each feeting moment The business transacted is of interest to not only the veterans who were un- able to be in attendance, but also to the public generally. The inonu- ment committee reported that the City Park in Little Rock had been selected as the place for the monu- ment to be erected in honor of their dead comrades. The question of pensions for dependent veterans was discussed at length Col. Newman, of Pine Bluff, stated that when her sons went to battle in 1861-65 they did so to defend the grand state of Arkansas, and that it was fair to tax the people for their benefit in their old age, nor did the people ob- ject to suchsa tax.
 The following resolutions were then introduced and unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That the legislature of 1901 be requested to appropriate an amount equal to one mill for pen sions for ex-Confederate soldiers.
 Resolved, second, That circular letter embodying the above request be prepared by the adjutant general of the division, and sent to each member of the said legislature. Resolved, third, That the com manding general appoint commit tee of five men whose duty it shall be to look after legislation on the subject and to urge the proper leg islative committee to report in favor of the appropriation desired.
 A resolution was also adopted re- questing the next general assembly to appropriate $10,0O0 to be added to the fund already in hand for the erection of monument at Little Rock.
 Col. V. Y. Cook was honored by . unanimous reelection as com- mander of the division, and the fol- lowing officers were chosen without opposition:
 Gen. B. W. Green, of Little Rock, brigadier general of the first brig Rde.
 Col. R. M. Knox, of Pine Bluff, brigadier general, second brigade. '"
 Gen. c. w. Stowe, of Morrilton, brigadier general, third brigade.
 Col. J. F. Smith, of Nashville, brigadier general of fourth brigade.
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Fatal Runaway.

A team drawing carriage occu- pied by James Sellen and family of Newport, became frightened and ran off high embankment, killing his 4-year-old daughter, breaking his wifc's limbs and killing one of the mules. Mrs. Sellen's recovery is doubtful. The driver jumped trom the carriage and broke his ankle.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Railway Extension.

The Arkansas Southwestern Rail- way Company has filed amended ar ticles with the secretary of state, providing for an extension of the load to Murfreesboro from its pres cnt terminus, Pike City, distance of three miles.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
The Show.

The show here on Monday by Lemen Bros. was largely attended. It was estimated that fully 5000 people patronizsd the circus. This was not as large as some of the railroad shows, but it required two trains to transport it over the road.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Residence For Sale.

I desire to sell my residence and two lots. The residence is two story and has seven rooms, electric lights, burglar alarms. servants call bells and water-works. All necessary outbuildings. Apply to IS, E. w. CAN'T,
 Conway, Ark.
 Rervl News
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Cotton Market.

Conway, Oct I6.-Cotton is sell ing on the streets here today at about S.a5 to8.5o. Cotton seed are selling at $I4 per ton
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Bridegroom 82, Bride 80.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. IA Elijah Hatcher, S2 years old, and Miss Mary McCamery, aged So years. were married near Maryville today after courtship of sixty
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed

Chamberlain's Pain Balm ap- piled to cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury will instantly allay the pain and will heal the parts in less time than any other treatment. Unless the injury is very severe it will not leave scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism, sprains, swellings and latneness. For sale by w. II. Mrrtin & Go.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-10-16
LOCAL NOTES.

"a N Send in your subscription.
 Did you see the Bovalapus!
 C. w. Cox went to Bentonville Monday.
 Genuine yellow yam potatoes at Paine's. 2o-tf
 ]. w. Firestone has just finished burning brick kiln.
 w. T. Holt called to see us last Saturday while in the city.
 Col. J. T. Harper was here from Enola the first of the week.
 Max Frauenthal and son Arthur went to Little Rock Sunday even ing.
 Ring Telephone No. 8tor gro ceries. Ne appreciate your patron age. 2o-tf
 &#N%EN
 A. J. Witt has gone to Hot Springs to be treated for rheuma- tisni. seB
 W.S.. Shaw and w. M. Lea were at Little Rock the first of the week.
 Paine & Go. for new can goods, pure cream cheese and high grade 1rlacaroni. s ao-tf
 w. B. Young is the expert book keeper at the gin of Allinder & McCulloch.
 w. A. Webb, of Enders, was among the many who came to the { show on Monday.
 Dr. H. F.. Cureton was here the first of the week He had busi- ness ill Probate Court.
 Mrs J. s. Westerfeld has re- turned flcin visit of two months to relatives in Kentucky.
 Roy Mock was visiting friends here the first of the week. He at tended Hendrix last year. l.. B. Griffing and Ed Durham have returned from a canvassing tour of the Indian Territory. Conway can be depended upon when crowd is to be raised. We turned out to the show all right. h There were probably 4,ooo peo- \ pie in town Monday. At least one k thousand did not go into the show. E Mrs. J. Thomas desires to thank her friends for kindness shown l during the illness of her late hus- \ band.
 \ The penitentiary folks have made an immense crop of cotton this year on the river farm of J. E. * Little. * Allind.r & McCulloch are pay ing 3.25 to 3.7o per pound for seed cotton delivered at their gin in this city. IS-tf
 J. M. Rowlett, one of ~the coun- ty election commissioners, was here the first of the week from California township.
 There were several small distur- bances at the show Monday and the marshals made several arrests. The Mayor fined some of the of lenders.
 Sam Little had bale of cotton ginned few days ago by Allindei & McCulloch which had lint 234 inches ill length. He will have about 25 bales of this long staple cotton.
 E A. c. Hovis died at his home liear Guy a few days ago. He for {merly lived near this city and his remains were brought here for in terment. He was an old and sub # stantial citizen.
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Railroad Time Table.

< Trains on the Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail way leave Conway as follows:
 GOING EAST GOING WEST No. 2N. :O7 as III. No 233, 9:52 p. m. Nc, 232 6: 56 D. m No 231, l0:0l a. m.
 l. w JAMES, Agent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-22

sados Luis Mui1oz Rivera, Tulio La.
rrfnaga, Octavio Garcia Salgado,
Manuel Aldea Nazario, y Jose ! IA
brador Vinals, por el delito de aten
tado a mano armada q las agentes de
la autoridad, y cuys acusacion hizo
y sostuvo Ell Ministerio Fiscal conde
nandoles en- las 5l1O parties del las COS
tas que arroja el juicio.
30 La sala declara de la compe
tencia del Tribunal de Polic1a la eau
sa por disparo de armas, que apare
ce contra los procesados y que cons
tituye un juicio de faltas
4o-Ef Tribunal dejs pendientes
como rebeldes q los acusados A to
nio Moreno Calder6n y Alvaro la
clos Salazar, para proceder CO IRA
ellos en- su oportuni6ad. AL le-: es
te veredicto, entire la concur ncia
hubo diversidad de opiniones
A las 10 y IS minutes SO di6 90,
terminado ell acto, que fue breve Pc
70 solemne.
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BA ZaR 0TER0
A 7 OC II A-,P 0 N G e

Conway Aisterio. Cromo 20
id Sin Mature, Rastsca ~
Cadol Lucecitd, Cart)he IS
Chatrtan M Amigo Frstze. Rast.ca IS
cAafF8a5s.ss3 a5sae:4,aie ataa Rent fa,ts4 81 aM"0
cnateaa5,iand 1tala. Rene = eI aiIno
a5encervaje, Te!a 90
id = i. i9Mss Ss~s del ''''f'ds,fmo; Hsasae,a 50
id Historic de Ia ReooIuci6n Fran
cesa, s cuadernos RuStica "f 50
id Msceltneas literarias, Rustica " 10
Casca!es La Nala1ra, Ccomo " so
C0l0ma 2. PaqAeNeces, Tela "f 20
cerg~ntss B; Qsyote con Ia Glfan.
LA, edici3n ecca Tela "f
CerOantes D. QuVote Tsla So
Castelar, Gnerras de Asertca Bgtpto,
ca1cag1o La Htstoru de un musrto,
cant, R9sA Hssag.. e. 1,.to..a il"
de los escandalos coloAiales,
RWstta 80
Campoamor 05ras completas, tomos
Dickens El dbismo, Rustlca ss
ID DiaS p'n0sOS H0aAd " 90
De Bray Ell rapHan Dre0rus, 8 tomos
Dirersos, Btdlsoteca de Ia rtsa, = tomos
Teu "f 10
i'd Colec.idn de nooelas E.. ,frances,
dtUerjos htuloS, Una " 20
i'd Colecctjn de nOuelas en- tnglts,
dj0ersos htulo,, Una " 10
Dxwas A: An.aF Fry TsH -" %
i'd AcentMras de / mujeres Y un
Loro, 3 tomos Tela " 20
i'd La b0ra del inferno, 1ela Z" IS
i'd La b0la de Mere, 7ea IS
ii La CO 'desa de charMy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-22
JuiCi0 Oral
DOR los SuCeSOS
de la calle de la Fortaleza
el "A de Septiembre,
DICIEMBRE 81.

Di6 principle ell acto las 9 y IS.
Constituida Ia Sala comparecen
los acusados y ell Presidente decla-
ra alberta la session para cOntinuar
ell juicio.
Asiste al acto ell abogado anne
ricano Mr.. Dexter y los letrados
Acosta Daz Navarro.
Toma la palabra 81 Fiscal y di-
ce: que aver tarde la Presidencia Sc
guramente por haber dido la Defen-
sa, expres6 que el Fiscal rectifca
ria. Que 81, por ell contrario, sos
tiene sus acusaciones en- todas sus
parties.
1Iace aquf algunas referencias
acerca de alusiones que le hiciera la
Defensa; manifesto, que 81, aunqne
joven lleva alguna practica en- el Mi
nisterio que ejerce y que acostum
bra autes de hacer sus acusaciOnes
estudiar perfectamente los asuntos
que Sc le confian.
Expuso, con nuevos datos, que
ampara en- ell C6digo penal, que la
causa constituye un atentado q mano
armada la autoridad; hizo enco-
MOS de los argumentos empleados
por la Defensa, perO que no obstan-
te mantiene en- pie sus conclusio
nes
Hablo despues el Defensor Lo
pez Landron manifestando que no
esta conforme con las resoluciones
del Ministerio Pdblico, al efecto
aduce que los hechos no han sido
justiticados debidamente.
Ira o de nuevo argumentos que
~ 1oc ~
en- que solo Sc habfa tenido ell cuen
ia que el hecho constitute un aten.
tado mano armada los agentes
de la autoridad y Sc olvida de reco.
nocerlO en- ese case como ua homi.
cidio fustrado, que de ser cierto de-
biera haber sido califcado asl Dice
que ell atentado no ha podido exis
tir, porque 81 asf hubiera sido, los
guardias aludidos hubieran sido ba,
rridos de la faz de la TERRA.
Hace algunas aclaraciones acer
ca de ln declaration prestada por el
acusado Perez Rios, que no consi,
dera acusadora; signiGcando que vie
ne aquel Tribunal con la confianza
mas grande, por tener la absolute
certeza de Ia inocencia de sus acusa
dos. Rechaza la declaration del
testigo <Bob6s y dice que no estan
contestes algunas declaraciones y
que no existe la prueba exacta para
una condena, solicitando Ia absolu-
cion de los acusadOs.
Hablo Hernandez Lopez y di6
las gracias al Ministerio Pdblico por
su resoluci6n pidiendo la absolu
cl6n de su defendido Manuel Pala
clos Salazar
Ell Prosidonte manifesto & los
acusados 81 desean hacer alguna ma
uifestacion, Sc levanto el acusaoo.
TULIO LARRINAGA
Quien pidi6 la Sala le oyera
EXpuso en- termiuos conmOve
dores, que hicieran justicia a 81 )
sus cOmpaf1eros; que 81 Sc confess
iuocente de los cargos que Sc Ie ha
cen; que cOnffa en- la alta admins
TRACTION de Justicia de Puerto Rico
sin cuya confianza sin cuya Green
cia no hubiera dado lugar jamas
llegar al barquillo de los acusados
hubiera desaparecido de esta terra
desgraciada.
Entro en- eonsideraciones, expo
niendo pruebas de descargo acerca
de los suceSos.
Expone a!gunas contradicciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-22

Marca xBolivar> cajas de 10 grue-
sas, cajeta tamano grande incluso Sc
Hos S54 enOrO
< corriente <51 <
Marca <Estrell f1amigeraS de I
gruesas:
Hos $5-85 en- orc
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuan
Mum. 81.
Puerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900.
N s 1910
En- ell barrio San Anton, de
Ponce, fue herido ell individuo Mar
ciso Oppenheimer, quien fu6 condu'
cido al hospital. Su agresor fu6 cap
turado. Sc llama Marcial Cartagena.
Sigue ell Nancy, quemaz6n y
baratillo con Ell nuevo surtido de
telas es morirse, muselinas plise q
10 centavos, muselinas trancesas d 8
centavos, limos de colores & 10 CEN
tavos en- Gel Cielo.,
Ell juicio oral, que debi6 verse
en- la Corte de Ponce, con motive
de los sucesos de Juana Diaz hubo
de suspenderse por indisposici6n del
acusador privado Lcdo. Gonzalez
Font
Antes de aver falleci6 en- Pom
ce el respectable caballero don Este
ban Wives Diverse.
Ha fallecido en- el vecino case
RIO de Hato Rey Ia virtuosa serorita
Maximina Rodriguez. Reciban sus
tamiliares nuestro p6same.
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L|CADE PR0PIETAR|OS
de finCQs urbdncs
DE SAN JUAN
DE SAN JUAN
Secretarfa:

= La Junta Directiva de esta asO-
ciacion, usando de las facultades q.
le concede el artfculo 16 de su Regla
mento, ha acordado celebrar una
Junta general extraordinaria la |
de la tarde del dia 20 del actual en-
los altos de la casa mum SO de Ia ca
lie de la Fortaleza, con ell solo obje-
to de tratar acerca del aseguro mu
tue contra incendios en- las casas de
los socios, y prestamos a los mis-
mos: San Juan, Dchre 13de 1900.
JOSE G. del VALE.
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Ha sido denunciado y secues'
trado nuestro colega mayagnezano
LA Bandera Americana" Lamenta'
mos ell percance del companero.


JUGUETES. Colossal surtido
recibido por los ultimOs vapores de I
los E,.a'os Unidos de A. y de Eu
ropa. Mas de 800 900 clases desde 2, |
3, 4, 5, 10, Is, 20 y 25 centavos uno.
Tambieu classes tinas hasta 50 81 En- |
$15 Sc vende ma mesa mostrador de
4 metros de largo propia pal Sas
trerfa Almacen de mercancfas
Continua el baratillo de jabones y
platos q rs centavos docenas. Lucas
Gimenez San Francisco Al. P
Ell tratado Hay-Panucifte
respecto al Canal de Nicaragua, ha
sido ratifcado por ell senado de
Washington con las enmiendas apro
badas. Sc cree que Inglaterra recha
zara las enmiendas introducidas.
Ell General Vilfoen telegra
mas de Lorenzo Marquee, ha in-
vadido con 5000 beers la coionia
del Cabo, entrando por Bethidie.
Para F Fajardo Vieques Sc ha
despachado en- nuestro puerto el ba-
landro de cabotaje DOS hernia
nos"
Sc dice que por TELEGRAPH Sc
ha ordenado por el Comisionado de
Ins trucci6n, al Inspector de Caguas
clausurar una de las escuelas de
aquella poblacion.
Ell vino de Stearns de aceite de
htgado de bacalao es segdn experien
cia de mi practica professional ell
mejor recoustituyente para reparar
organismos empobrecidos.
Con tai preparation Sc ha logrado
un exito hasta ahora desconocido. El
evitar al paciente ell desagrado de la
ingestion del aceite de bacalao into
lerable tantos est6magos.
Su alto. S, S,
DIR ED CASALDUC.
Utuado Pto. Rico Diciembre Is
Hoy debe haber salido de
New Orleans, con direction este
puerto ell vapor americana "Puerto
Rico.
Sc vende una consola con es-
pejo biselado, un sideboard y una
mesa de comedor, todo moderno y
completamente nuevo. Precios mo-
dicos. Cristo % altos informan
n-a-7-2
Ha salido para la Isla ell vapor
| americana <Vasco, con carga gene
raj.
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Segun II BIS informan los esposos
Justiz piens san celebrar en- Caguas,
una serie de funciones dramaticas,
pues al efedto han solicitado ell sa-
Ion del "Cen nitro Puertorriqueno. de
aquella ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-22

En- Ia session del parlamento
ingles ell dia 20 de los que cursau,
Lord Rosebery ataco duramente al
Gobierno por la rigurosa censura
que ofcece en- la trasm.sion de mott
cias del Africa, teniendo al pueblo
en- la mayor ignorancia de 10 que
ocurre en- la colonia del Cabo, 10
cual Sc propone 81 dar q como
cor
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NOTlCIAS
0EhER ALES

Por haberse terminado muy
tarde la session de hoy de la Camara
de Delegado, no hemos podido com
prenderla en- ell presente n1mero.
Ira en- el de maf1ana.
Hemos sido atentamente invi'
tados para la Junta General que CO.
lebrara maf1ana la Liga de Propie'
tarics, para tratar del proyecto de
SECURE mutuo.
Agradecemos la Invita- ion.
Los sef1ores Jueces y Fiscal
del Tribunal de Distrito de Huma'
Gao, han elevado un escrito al Cen
tro Superior de Justicia solicitando
aumento de sueldo.
Los vecinos de A Aguadillal De.
metric Badillo Gonzalez y Luisa
Arroyo Gonzalez han solicitado dis
pensa de parentesco para contraer
matrimon;o.
Sc halla enferma uns herman a
de nuestro buen amigo ell doctor don
Rafael del Valle. Celebraremos su
mejorfa.
A don Vicente Velez Gonzalez
y dona Maria Caledonia Oliver sc
les ha concedido por el Gobernado1
la dispense de parentesco que solici
taran para cOntrar matrimOniO.
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Ha sido trasladado q esta Capi
tai ell Padre Nazario, que ven1a de-
sempenando la parroquia de Qua
camilla.
Ha embarcado en- Ponce, con
rumbo Espsna, a fin de reponer su
quebrantada salud don Dimas de
Ramery.
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Despues de exponer algunas
otras pruebas, como testimonio de
su inocencia, dijo que no debfa ha.
blar mas porque confiaba en- ell rec.
to criterio de Ia sala de quien espe
raba la mayor justicia.
Aqu1 dijo ell Se11or Mu1oz Rive
ra que toda vez que sobre 81 Sc ha |
clan mayores acusaciones que sobre
sus demas compaf1eros en- Ell proceso |
peata la sala, que de condenarse
Sc condenase a 81 solo Y SO absolvie |
ra sus paneros.
Aqu1 hubo una saliva de aplau
sos entire muchos de la concurren
El Presidente TOGO la campani
LA y llam6 al orden al anditario, ma
nifestando one allf Sc iba con respe
to, & guardian un silencio profundo,
= no q aplaudir nj q censurar ma
die
Ell 6enor Muroz Rivera, pidi6.a
la Presidencia le perdonase sus pa
labras, causas de aquellas ovasiones
y 81 Presidente le manifesto que po
d1a continuar sin Inconvenience.
Dijo, q la sala que SO fjara que
entire los muchos testigos de cargo
que SO presentaron q declarar, no ha
b{a mas que republicanos, que este
,, era natural, que su comparecencia
ante ell Tribunal, era por odios poll
ticOs.
Como Sc extendiera en- conside
| raciones polilicas, el Presidente le
| llamo al orden, suplicandole prescin
diera de tratar aquellos particnla
res.
, Encarga al Tribunal Sc file en-
la question que expone, bajo su as
aspecto moral y politico.
; OCTAVIO GARCIA SALGADO.
Dice que ell testigo Andres Hi
dalgo es su entender ecorto de Wis
ia, en- virtud de que ]e ha acusado
de haberlo visto entire los que ba
jaron la noche del II de Septiembre
al zaguan de la casa de Muf1oz Ri
vera, habiendo el declarado estar
en- la escalera y no abajo. Aquf
rebate la declaration de aquel con
! pruebas que expone.
| Rebate la declaration de los pc
ritos armeros y Sc rati6ca en- su pri
mera declaration.
Dice q la sala que ell senior Matu
rama, q quien entrego su revolver
esa noche, es su enemigo perso
| nal.
Conclude 10 expuesto por ell an
terror testigo, pidi6 la palabra ell pro
cesado Sef1or Larr1naga, 10 cual
no a'ccedio la Presidencia dado 10
avanzado de la hora.
El Presidente di6 por suspend
40 Ell acto, citando las parties, para
hoy ~ las diez en- que Sc leerfa Ia
sentencia
! Fran las cuatro y Is minutes p. m.
DICIEMBRE %.
Por la maf1ana el salon aparece
con multitud de personas, que lie.
nan los asientos y pasil1os. En- ell Ami
mo de todos SO revela Ia incertidum'
bre an la sentencia q. va promul
garse por el Tribunal, Sc consti
tuyela sala. No asisten los abogados
defensores.
Ell Fresidente declara alberto e]
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