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The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
services of the veterinary, Dr Todd o1 New Milford.
ROXBURY,
ITEMS OF lNTEREsT,

Mrs Lorraine Camp, who has been quite lli with grip and whooping cough, is i'm proving and able to sit up most Of the day.
 Mrs Leverett Castle has bought the Walter Thomas place In the Center and will move there some time this spring.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Sanford are taking 6 rest at the shore for few weeks.
 Mrs Ellie Thomas and Mrs MyroD rhomss spent last Tuesday in Water. bury.
 Dr Pons is very busy. Grip and pneu- monis are quite prevalent
 Borr, Monday morning, April 30, a son to MT and Mrs Wilbur Mansfield.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
MARBLEDALE.

Considerable improvements are un. oer way on the FleeZer homestead. New blinds are being put on and the house Is to be painted. W. 0. Corning has made extensive Inn proVements about hls place. He has taken away the old barn opposite his house, and graded the grounds. He hs s now one of the most attractive places in Marketable,
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
Crisp, Lustr0u5 Linens Al Most Exccnlinral Prices

Many housekeeprrs are noting with satisfaction that as yet Wana- makers hold to the old prices on linens without regard to the greatly advanced market. TIcy're taking advantage of our offc ngs by laying in unusual supplies fo, future needs. It's wise plan. There's not much hope for lower prices f1r a long pc rod. And these lin IS are all of high standard. whether at the old or at the new redHced prices. Table Cloths
 Scotch double damasl Table Cloths, hand some new designs:
 TOKYO in., $2.50 each; 70x9O in., $3.25 each; 70xlOS in, , 6}75 each Breakfast Napki,:s ? in. sq., $2.75 dog. :; dinner napkins, P$7S doz
 Of fine Scotch dau,sk, 67 in. wide
 yards long, ct $l.o0 each.
 2W yards long, at b2 each
 2E yards long at , 40 h. Napkins, breakfast size $l75; dinner size, $2. 50 dozen.
 Napkins
 German, grass bleached, 9 in, $2.25 doz. Irish, bleached, 20 in., $l.35 dog. ; reduced from $l.5O.
 Bohemian, silver bleaeECd; g in.; $l doz Towels and TOwelin"s
 Bleached Scotch huckaback towels, henmed ends; l7x32 in.; extra heavy; lOc each. Loom huckaback towels fringed ends size 20x4l in.; 12I7c each.
 Scotch double huckaback; full bleached; size l8x3S in.; l2Hc each.
 Bleached Scotch huckaback, hemmed ends: size 18x37 in; Ice each.
 Crash toweling of all kinds now costs from l2H to 25 per cent more than formerly: but we are selling all sorts, for dishes, glass, side or roller towels, at old prices l2H, Is and l8c yard. One lot of l8- in. brown twilled crash, red border, Sc kind at l2Hc. l8-in. plaid glass towel ing, l4c kind at l2Hc
 Cotton Dress Goods Reductions 37Kc a yd. reduced from 6Oc-Silk- and-cotton plisse gauge crepe with stripes of mercerized cotton stripes in self-coiorngs that look like satin; the fabric is dainty and gauzy and looks almost as well as all- silk goods; ideal for summer gowns shown in these self colorngs:
 Black Cardinal Primrose White Old Rose HeliotroDe Cream Light Blue Pink soc a Yd. reduced from 45c-Scotch striped cotton crepes in dainty comhina- tons of colors with white.
 26c a Yd. reduced from 5Oc-Mercer- ized twfled ginghams, with the lustre of silk; shown in 20 attractive combinations; cheeks, plaids and stripes these have the soft, clingy effect, much favored now in the novelty woo-and-silk and wool goods. John Wanamaker Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, Broadway, 9th and 10th and Fourth Avenue.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
THE COMING F1REMEN's PARADE.

A preliminary meeting of flremen and citizens was held at the Hose house on Monday evening of this week to dis cuss ways and means for the coming Firemen's parade, to be held on June 20
 About 40 companies have been invited to participate, and the day will be a great one for New Milford. Further partic- ulars will be given ss the plans develop.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
WEST CORNWALL.
THE SICK AMONG US.

The sick list of the village increases rather than diminishes. The members at present are Mrs c. F. Calkins, Mrs A. Nj. Pratt, Mrs James A. Cochrane. Mrs Listman and Mrs Miller being able to be out once more. Robert N. Cochrane was confined to the house few days last week but is out again at present.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
GAYLoRDvILLE AND VICINITY.

s. J. Thomas ia quite i'll and Is not ex- pected to recover.
 Burt Thayer took header from his wheel one day last week, and as result Dr Dolan had to take several stitches in his scalp.
 Robert Kellogg is improving his place by putting a veranda on the house.
 Frank Kennedy mas had another attac k of sciatie rheumatism and has been un- able to do much. He Is better at this writing.
 Jerome Judd has been taking trip through Lskevillo, Canaan, Millelton and some of the towns of southern Mss'a. chusetts, canvassing for garden seeds
 George Lucas went to the hospital ir
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
OXFORD.
DEATH OF MRS M. A. DooLrrrLE.

DEATH OF MRS M. A. DOoLITTLE. Mrs M. A. Doolittle, sister of G. ". Cable, died at the home of her niece, Mrs Charles R. Dean in Owego, N. r., We'd nesday of last week. Her remains were brought to Seymour for burial, Friday. The funeral was held from Trinity church there, Saturday morning at Il. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs A. A. Baker of Huntsville, Ala., and Mrs G. M. Writer, o wego, N. F.. and three brothers, Hon F. o. Cable of Owego, H. R. Cable of Glonmere, N. r, and G. W. Cable of Chestnut Tree Hill, Oxford. Mrs Writer and H. R. Gable and wife made short visit with their brother the fore part of the week.
 THROWN FROM A WAGON AND INJURED Mrs John P. Hubbell in the Red Oak district was thrown from her wagon in Naugatuck, last week Thursday, and re- ceived very severe injuries. Her right arm WAS broken between the elbow and wrist and the left shoulder was severely eprained. She was als0 badly bruised about the head and body. It will be 8 long time before her complete recovery
 as she is about 60 years of age. NOTES FROM ST PETERS. Services in St Pster's church are to be | he'd each Sunday mt rning at II and in
 Christ church, Quaker Farms, al 1.30 p. m.
 T. Mrs c. W. Cable is in Boston for few weeks visit with her mother and sisters The time has again arrived when mos of those in town who own dogs will havs them registered In compliance with the law.
 Sherman Sanford and some of his hir
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satis. factory or money refunded.
 R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown.
 s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
METHODIST CHURCH JoTTrNe

MEIhODA5 I-OdUI UINCh JOIIINOos
 Rev John Nash preached fine ser- mon, Sunday, from Acts 3: 6, "In the name of Jesus Christ" Mir Nash anG family are occupying the parsonage anc we hope their stay among us witl be 6 spiritual benefit to the whole co immunity as the church.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
LONGTIME RESIDENTS LEAVE TOWN.

John Wood and MT and Mrs Frank B. Wood have removed to their new home at New Rochelle, N. Y. Both MT and Mrs F. B. Wood have been life long resi- dents Of this village and they will be greatly missed. Mrs Wood has for years past been the church organist and her absence will make quite vacancy in church affairs. Miss Ida Nj. Wright &C., companies the Woods to their new home and the we'll wishes of the community go with them all.
 Edwin l.. OVistt returned Saturday from weeks business trip to New Y ork.
 Miss Jessie G. Wheaton left, Tuesday, for Sheffield, Mass, where she is to be employed as nurse on an important case.
 Rev Chester Ferris attended the Ecu. menical conference at New York the greater part of last week.
 Robert N. Cochrane, 2nd, and Geor ge D. Mallinson of Falls Village were home oyer Sunday.
 L. A. williamson spent Sunday with friends in New York.
 Dr A. M. Pratt, who is now at Brook lyn in search of heaIGh, is reported to be slowly improving.
 Politics and the school question are at present the all absorbing topics about town. Speaking of the school question, there must have been some mistake about the article which appeared in THE BEE of last week, 1t not belonging with the West Cornwall items, as one can readily see by the writer's unfamilia1ity with the situation in this village.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04

A case of scarlet fever is reported. Measures are being taken to prevent the spread of this terrible disease.
 Dr Curtiss has fine horse very sick wi tn pneumonia, which has required the
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
THE MERRYALL DISTRICT. Mrs William Marvin is quite sick.

J. HI. Hall is having painting done. John Ferriss of Gaylordsvile is doing the work.
 Mrs Louisa Abbott has returned home, having spent the winter with her daugh- ter on New Preston Hill.
 Frank Demusey is sick with appendici- tis.
 Miss Sarah Hendricks has new bicy- cle.
 Byron Terrell is able to be.out, having been confined to the house with ab- scesses on his face.
 Miss Goode is expected home this week.
 Miss Sarah Hendricks school is closed on account of scarlet fever in the district.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
DEATH OF MRS CLARK DowNEs.

DEATH OF MRS CLARK DOWNEs.
 Mrs Clark Downes, former resident of this place, died in Waterbury and the funeral was attended st the Episcopal church by MT Sheffield. The interme nt was in Pine Hill cemetery. Her age wat S1 vesrs,
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
SOUTHPORT.
PERt OVAL CHAT.

 William Wheeler lost a horse by brea king his leg, being obliged to kill it. MT and Mrs Herbert N. Thompson of Waterbury spent Saturday night and Sunday at their parental home. Master Henry Wells is the owner Of 6 bicycle.
 Miss Oracle Strong has just accom- plished the art of bicycling. The Southford school is to continue for several weeks yet with Miss Edith Smith as teacher.
 Potatoes are generally planted, also oats sowed.
 Clark Lewis was in town over Sunday Frost nearly every night last week surely this doesn't look much like vege tation improving.
 How much the people miss by not at tending church and listening to the very able sermons delivered by Rev G. L. Shaeffer.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
A CORRECTION cHEERFULLY MADE.

A CORRECTION CHEERFULLY MADE.
 Your correspondent in writing up the news concerning the John Benson fire of April 7, was in ignorance of extenuating circumstances in MT Benson's favor. Being sick at the time and the fire raging the same day your correspondent writes the items, did not have much time to learn the facts in the case. It is said MT Benson did not set his boys to burning brush, and that all are in ignorance f how it etarted.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
Wall Paper.

Do not buy Wall Paper out of sample books when iyou can come here and select what you want from stock Of more than 10000 rolls. It Is very unpleasant to buy Wall Paper from samples and when you get it ind that you are short a roll of paper a few yards of border and leave your room upset while you send away tor what is short, only to fad 1t all gone.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
w. G.  BARTON. Bank St., New Milford.
'MATTINGS.

We placed an order last September with one of the largest importers in the country for 5000 yards of Nat tings, they are now in stock aud we are now selling you ,hs goods to-day for about what we would have to pay for them, you get the best of patterns aud low prices as ths result of our ear ly buying.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04

Hard coughs and colds are quickt 8
 cured by Smiths cough bslsam. s. W. Smith 6 Co.,, Ansonis, and of your 'oca l dealers.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
AHD GRIsDIEG MAKE

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
 ss long as lead and oil mixed by hand.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
ZINC kwD GRINDING MAKE

Devoe Lead snd Zinc Paint wear twice ss long as lead and oil mixed by hand.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04
NOTES FROM ST PETERS.

Services in St Peter's church are to be he'd each Sunday m1 rning at II and in Christ church, Quaker Farms, as 1.30 p.
The Newtown bee., 1900-05-04

Mott Mallett, member of the popular firm of Staub & Mallett, Is out with 8 fine driving horse, bought of Seth Pratt or Litchfleld.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
La 1latriCula
de Bilbao

De 1ia en- dia va aumentando la i'm :
portante matr1cula de Bilbao. A las
numer0sas empresas navieras que va
existen, nay que ailadir otra nGeya que
con ell nOmbre de ola Actividad" "
ACADIA de constituirse con la exclusive
mission de que sus vapores presten un
servicio mensGal para la importation
rapida, regular y directa oe todo g6nero
de mercancfa desde Liverpool & los
puertos del Cantabrico.
Iii capital de la nueva empresa es
de tres millones de pesetas, divldido en-
6OOO acciones de 800, y la suscripci6n
de 6stas que ha corrido cargo de la
Socledad "Aurora ha otrecido un
resultado de $4,000 acciones pedidas
pr0ximamente.
/ Tambi@n Sc habla de que en- breve
Sc constituira otra OompaIl(a naviera
debida la iniciativa de don Gerardo
Jandiola, con ell tltulo de AuYrerG
Esta socledad, con igual capital que la
anterior, cuenta como base la expoIta-
ci6n de minera.es que efectdan los
senores Jandiola y Solano. La sus
cripci6n de acciones ha sido privada y
Sc cubri0 Embellishments.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
FL diSCurSO
de Bryan
Alusi6n d Puerto Rico

En- ell discurso pronuncialo ell II del
actual en- Nueva York por ell candidate
emocratico & la Presidencia de los
stados Unidos, Mr.. William Jennings
Bryan, dijo este 10 que sigue refrl6n
dose a Puerto Rico, 10 que viene q
confrmar cuanto nos comunic6 oportu
namente con referencia q este asunto
nuestro Oorresponsal telegrahco en- la
Rep1blica del Norte:
+" Las leyes que sc han aplicado a
Puerto Rico estan basadas en- principles
europeos, nurca en- los norteamerica
nos. 4 Por que nosotros nos lanzamos
& la lucha contra la Gran Bretana?.
Porque nos imponia tributos sin re
presentation, porque gobernaba sin el
consentimiento de los gobernados. En-
las leyes que Sc acaban de aplicar a
Puerto Rico Sc imponen tributos al
pueblo dejandole sin representation, y
sc gobierna en- la isla sin la aprobaci6n
de sus naturales No hay en- la histo
ria del mundo ning1n rey, ningln tira
no que haya sancionado procedlmientos
tan peligrosos y tan abOrrecibles como
los que Sc mencionan en- las leyes apli
cadas a Puerto Rico".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
NUEVA YORK

mayor parte, como queriendo represen.
tar que a1n fal'a muohO al hombre
para que supere su raz6n. hermanando
& todas las razas, Sc destacaran los
bordes del Oceano AtlAntico, lago de
la civilization ibera; por las aguas de
este Oc6ano caminaran dos corrientes
ditundidas como un recuerdo de un
pasado glorioso, las caravans de nues-
tros navegantes, de nuestros grandes
guerreros, de nuestros sabiOs, tras de
las carabelas de Colon llevando q Anne
RIGA las manifestaciones de toda nues
ira cultura, nuestro idiopa, nuestro
genio, nuestra raza, etc., etc.
De America surge con esplendores
de su vida energica, heImosa corriente,
enlaza sus costas con la peninsula ib6
RIGA, llevandO las manifestaciOnes to
das de la civilization moderna, perso-
nifcada en- genios y deida9es de la
ciencia, ell arJe, la riqueza, ell trabajo,
etc., y sobre estas cOrrientes de armo
MIA y de confraternidad dos fguras
que Sc funden en- un abrazo: Espana,
en- cuyO manto sc hallaran en- relieve
los escudos 6 timbres de su tradici6n
gloriosa, pero que debe aparecer joven,
radiante, surgiendo de la historic con
nueyos alientos, y America libre,
emancipada, en- la plentiful de su desa
rrollo y otras cosas mas que Sc ocurri
Ia cuando este en- mi centro, modelan
do.
Tendra las tendencias modernistas
por la idea y la composition, pero no
por su factura; 6sta sera la mia, pro
curando hacerla compensate para
tOdO ell mundO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
Minas de orc en LugO

No ha mucho tempo fueron denun-
ciadas y adQuiridas por ingleses varias
cOncesiOnes mineras que comprenden
aproximadamente ell area de un kil6.
metro cuadrado, en- la provincial de
Lugo, y menos de 20 Kilometres de
esta ciudad.
En- vista de los excelentes resultados
que obtuvieron las infatigables pesqui-
sas practicadas, varios ingenieros in
gleses han llegado & Castro Rey diri
gi6ndose q dichas minas con objeto de
hacer estudios especiales sobre ell te
rreno y averiguar con la mayor exac
titud ell valor intrlnseco de los filones
aurfferos que en- 81 estan comprendidos,
habiendo obtenido todos ellos magnf
fcos resuitados de dichos Gstudios de
investigation.
UItimamente, uno de los mas reru
tados mineralogistas de Escocia ha vi
sitado dichas minas, consignandO en-
una Memoria que, acknowledgements
este terreno contiene uno de los mas
ricos veneros del metal precioso entire
los que el ha reconocido en- sus estu-
dios investigaciones profesionales en-
los cinco continentes de nuestro globo.
Los resultados obtenidos en- los va
rios analisis practicados sobre ell mine ,
raj % mejor .dicho, sobre la Guar
cita aurlfera - han variado considera.
blemente, segdn fueron elegidas las
muestras para ensayos, de las diteren
tes parties de- terreno de que hablamos;
pero Sc podra tomar por un t6rmino
medic un acuse de seis ocho onzas
de orc en- metal por torelada de 1000
kil6gramos, siendo este termino medic
probablemente mas bajo que ell verda,
dero, por una de dichas muestras, re
|clentemente .ensayadas,.. .acus6 un re-
sultado de. 80 SetentG q ctt0tr0 onSas
q nsedias de ORC por tonelada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
Los deCuba
EN- Ell
Hotel " TELEGRAPH F."
Todo por la independence

Los veteranos de Cuba que asistie.
ron al banqucte racientemente celebra-
do en- ell Hotel Tei6grafo," de "a Ha
bana, juraron combatir resueltamente
por la independence de Cuba.
A mi Juicio, diio ell comandante Sc
cades, no ha llegado aun ell momento
de conmemorar ell glorioso dia 10 de
Octubre, va que todavla no Sc puede
con la algeria de la victoria, incompe
ta como esta, contenida por una ban
dera extranjera, que fota sobre nues-
ira terra con aire orgulloso de absolu
ta poseedora.
Y ell general Enrique Loinaz del
Castillo Sc expres6 asf:
Las caballerfas del CANA agtiey estan
siempre dispuestas q la defensa de las
libertades cubanas!
Brindo por la Independence, ese
ideal tan suspirado q siempre tam lejos,
tai veS ana Illusion engaNosa, pero que
nos ha mantenido siempre en- pie y con
los c0razones leyant ados en- una inque-
brantable f6.
Y don Juan Gualberto Gomez ter.
min6 su catilinaria de esta apocallpti-
ca manera
Brindo por la union de todos los Gu
banos; a fin de que 81 llega un dia crl-
tico para Ia patria, todos, sin diferen
cias de classes, sexos nj edades, nos
juntemos y cual 81 cOnstituy6semos un
large boer, con nuestras mujeres ad.
mirables y nuestros hUos al lado, po-
damos arrostrar los fallos del destino {;
de modo que 81 Sc quiere hacer de
nuestro pueblo un pueblo esclavo, 10
transformemos en- TERRA maldita, que
consuma ell tuego del cielo, para horror
de la hnmanidad y bald6n de los que
quieran despojarnos.
Y por 1ltimo el general Hernandez,
despues de manifestar que Sc halla en-
vueltO EN- la tormenta horrible del de
sengano, que no especa NADIA nj cree en-
NADIA, exclam0 en- un aranque lie pa
tri6tica ira:
II A nj pueblo Sc le engana!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
ESPANA COMMERCIAL
G INDUSTRIAL
Con1eccio Exterior

Los productos espaloles importados
en- Francia durante ell aIlo econ6mco
de 1899 1900 ascienden & 237 .737 600
frances contra 325.533000 en- ell ano
1898. @
Nunca ha sido tan importa1te nues-
ira exportaci0n de trut a los merca-
dos franceses como en- 1899
Solo en- 10 que Sc retieTe naranjas
Y limones hemos remitido '72.126. 800
kil6gramos contra Sc millones de ki6-
gramos en- 1898, y sesenta millones en-
1897.
De Argelia ha recibido Francia, en-
1899, la cantilad de 4046.700 kil6gra
mos de naranjas y limones, y de otros
paises, incluida Italia, 6.366 900 kil6
gram0s.
En- los ouadros del comercio espe-
cial Sc calculan los productos de Els
pafla i1nportados en- Francia durante
ell aflo 1899 en- 92.S91 900 kil6gramos
contra 79.6S2.16e en- 1898, y 76 It's. 484
en- 1897.
So We cue este interesarte ramo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27

de la importation tOma de dia en- dia
mayor importancia en- estos merca-
dos.
Las exportaciones francesas con des.
tino Espafla han tornado gran incre-
mentO duT&nte ell ano 1899, subiendo
la cantidad de t36.606, coo francois con-
ira 81.989 049 frances en- 1898 y
9S.49l 995 frances en- 1897.
Casi iodos los artlculos estan en- al
"a considerable Los tejidos y cintas
de seda ham, subido de 3.S22.314 fran
COS en- 1898, q 8 $4,000 frances; los de
lana y cintas de lana de 2.653.386 a
7.272.O0O; ;os articulos de Paris, de
2.955.450 q 100000; las pieles, de
1.014.000 & 27O5.000; elpapel, los libros
Y los grabados, de 1.135. 500 a .692O00
los articulos de moda y las flores arti.
ficiales, de 379 655 frances 100000;
los vinos, de 414, ,304 frances al, $50; ell
paquete postal, de 5,630,626 frances
4 2,9US,O00.
En- Ia larga lista de artfculos que
comprende ell cuadro estadistico co
respondents, solo aparecen en- baja.
y no considers bic las ostras freseas, la
hula y las p6lvoras y municioEes, cosa
esta Ultima que no desagradara segura
mente a los amigos de la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
Sagasta
en- Madrid

Eli dia II del actual regres6 & la
Corte espanola el senor Sagasta, quien
dijo q un redactor de Et Liberal, seg1n
public6 este peri6dico en- su edici6n de
aquella feoha, que estaba dispuesto a
hacer todo 10 que este de su parte en-
defensa de las libertades y de una
buena administration.
Anadio ell senior Sagasta que habia
prohibido los liberales nombrados
para sustituir a los diputados provin-
ciales de Madrid suspensos, que acep
ten dichos cargos.
81 senior Sagasta prometi6 celebrar
una entrevista con Su Majestad la
Reina Regente que lleg6 ell mismo dia
que el a Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-27
COnfliCt0 en- Canarias
MILTTARES Y PAISANOS

El dia II del corriente EMBARGO en-
Santa Oruz de Tenerife para Las Pal,
mas de Gran Oanaria, ell Captain &C.
neral de aquellas islas, don Ignacio
Perez Gald6s, a causa de ma collision
ocurrida allf entire militares y paisanos,
de la cual result6 un Official del ej6rcito,
heridO gravemente.
El origen del conficto fueron unos
versos que public6 un peri6dico y que
los militares estimaron ofensivos para su
clase, hasta Ell puntO de que los Ofciales
de artillerfa invadieron la redacci6n de-
referido peri6dico y destrozaron cuanto
encontraron q mano.
Con la presencia del Captain General
Sc calm6 un POGO la agitaci6n, aunque
Sc dispuso ell acuartelarniento de las
tropas.
Han sido reducidos q prisi6n siete
paisanos.