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=, T., Freight Rates.

In kuockIug about :hs street. thus
ioI wI heard two Of Elko's ~citize;''
tel Il little of their cXporienc" with
Southern Pacific freight schedules. Ono
Of them shipped IA buggy from E!ko to
Carson several years ago and paid Il
ireigh, bill Of si2.55. Some time after
wuTd he shipped the same kind al IA
buggy fnDm San Francisco to Carson
ana puid a freight bill OF $500, only
:2l.l5 less than hc paid fur shipping the
tile same distance.
The ether man about eight Years ago
shipped u refrigerator from Cleveland,
Ono, Ia Elku, on which he paid Il
freight bill of $500 to Ogden and Sl3.75
from Ogden To iilko. The distance
from Cleveland to Ogden is about 1850
miles and from Ogden to Elko the
| Southern Pacific collected passenger
fares at tina time fer 2T6 miles. That IL
the Southt RI Pacific collected 10 cents
more for carry this refrigerator 2IG
miles than the railroads east Of Ogden
did to carry it 1850 milee.
These two Instances are merely
samples OF the eNOrtIUnats freight
rates tine people OF Nevada are com
PEELED to pay the Southern Pacific com'
pany. They can only Le Justified by the
creed of the highway a
Auu:ner citizen waited to know why
il WAS that it cost IL couts more a Gus,
to ship condensed milk from Sacra'
meuto TO Elku than it did from Sacra
mcnto to points east Of ElHo county
Not being vcrscd i'll the mysteries 81
Southern Pacific schedules the reporter
WIS unable to answer TIA" question. |
cannot be water competition because thu
Humboldt river heads NJ ellis and III,
county extends nearly a hundred mitct
farther east. Water competition at Sal
Francisco is always gi.,n 10y the rail
road company IN justification A.! tn
robbor! OF tile people Of Nevada. Ba
thus viii no hold cool III the CONDENSED
milk case, urcaus. the humboldt rive
docs not run lar enough east.
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I,cMr For OIh MaLhs.

Around three sidee, about Oh a level
with the pulpit, in the old meeting house
Mt Hatfield. Mass, extended the gal
~lcr!es, reached by staircarcs On the
northeast and southeast corucTs, where,
III the front seuIs, eat the s!ugcrs. ire
south and counters and tenOrs on The
east. The next two rows y! seats were
occupied by childfcn, girls IN The nor.h
and boys in the south, and frolicsome
youngsters they wore il we ulny judge
hy the frequency with which the town
WIS Obliged TO reueH the brass tips to
the slaves Of tile tithing men, three OF
whom were always on DUTY to keep the
youth from disorder.
Behind the chill ircu and still higher
III equare pews against the wall sat the
young men and maideDs, the latter on
the north and the former On the south.
One gallery pew was reserved for col
orcd men and one for colorcd women,
and, quecrest Of all, a high square pow
over the north stairway WIS assigned to
old maids and Il similar pew over the
south stairs to old bachelors. Just how
many years these two classes had
to number before they werr promoted
from the lower seats i'll the synagogue
the records 40 not state, but that the!
sat i'll these exalted Beats SHmue
Dwight Partridge, to whom we are in,
meeting house, assumes us is beyonC
QUESTION. Tho square pews on the iioo
were assigned to househoiders, accord
ing to ~ alth and social position -
SprlnG field Republican,.
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In Gu2utte says that ~. a. Jones,
traffic manager Of the Souuncrn Pacific.
wired the Commercial League Mon LAY
Offering to compromise on The rate qucs-
tlcn with tho railroad aud II rrqurr; no.
"a let the matter take tho form OF hO. ill.,.
legislation. The telegram alec roqucs.-
cd the league Ia appoint n time ANA
place Tor Il conference with the ruilToui
officials before taxing up the light ~
EarFnn for II rate Till.
The league decided 10 go ahead with
the preparation Of the brief, which will
b" file. at Washington IL the neal IN.
iHr", nsE'ns Tor Il rate nearing AT Reno,
and inst ruct"'i ,he commIitcc on lcgIs.
!".lon i" ~ aueHd wi;h the compilation
II data -irOwIug The cAtortiun Iic rates
OF the RAILROAD ~ thD State and 3" urs,
the pIs-a,o nf / stringent ate bin.
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BIS {" Hctcils, lie salaries ~ tn.
omplpyocs Of State officials and To
rr"at? new poaiuop- hnvc hccn intro.
l1cri IL to che Legislature. The in
~c-ras's ar" AZ 10 ow+:
Governor private -"rr"rnry. from
800 @" $500; deputy controller, from
sl1Oii l." 5000; deputy secretary Il state,
5000 from SlS10; deputy survc, or
general, 5000 from Sl5Oo; drau.hremnn
ia state land olir", 5000 from $3.50;
lrpp,y trcasurcr, S20OO from 1880; all
st"u"grnpherE, BOO ~ 81 ga.
senator Oiiie intro nced II Till ere
Htng the position Of governors clerk at
a salary Of $1,000 per year; secretary OF
stetr's clerk; - % prr y",r; state trcns-
nTcr'a clerk, $1,000 i year; and two nd
d]iaI"uul attaches Tor the grcnInry q
states Office.
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Vauarles OF Weather on Ocean.

II will take m expert to account for
some of the vagaries OF the weather
conditions on the ocean. Certain
spots are stunned because Of their
known w~ickCdness, from an unknown
cause. and certain routes. like the
northern lanes of tho Atlantic, with
It's blows AMI borgs. and no great cir.
Gle OF the aclfc. are J nOwn 10 be
NASTY" II Is this consistency OF
cussedncss, the reltabilit" that may
he placed on blows. that used TO on.
able the old sailing mas S 10 make
time. But In hose days steamships
tho passengers AFRO not expected to 70.
ioico in such conditions.
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q Stitch In Time

will save nine. So will n bottle OF
Billiards. Horehound Syrup always kept
on baud saves many II spell Of slckuoss.
4 sure cure Tor coughs, cOlds, bronchitis
and whooping cough Mrs. s.. Hot
Syringe, Ark. writes: Il E""p a bottle
III Billiards. Horchound Sy rup in my
medicine chest, and thank my fore
thought many times. 1t has prevented
many scSere spells OF sickness" Sold
10y Elko Drug Co.
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We revived 4 lengthy article This
mor0ina Tenn lie publicity rommittc oi
~" Ncrndt Con mrfcirI League al.
vncatDF the ctcnti"u II u railroad con.
m Gginn hy IA" legislature.
L1Ck - space prevents the puhlirn-
non Of 'hr crtiro article, but wC cheer.
( NY gi'" space 10 the following rcnsous
advanced hy The committee IN favor Of
the creation OF a railroad commission:
\ CGlinmifsign wen!! pfc.cg; tie un.
just discrimination in freight rates
which nj present enables certain well
favored clippers 20 get reduced rates
distribution Within tho Statc MS
against Otbcre.
a Commission would Investigate The
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AIIEpnh Mining District.

I. +. Banigan, the d~iscOycrcf Of the
wonderful. MiZHah district, accompanied
10y J. l.. !trtriCK, was an Hfrivni III Fly
last Saturday evening. Mr.. i!.nignn
was cXhIbIim. some bra utiiui spcci.
mems of wire AMI lcaf gold, winch would
assay IL high IA sixty per rent copper.
ed, Ml.Iurd Il Sons are % engaged
in making Il strive! OF the Mizruh
townsit",T sDil Mr.. Bnurgnu. aud will
probably tiuIlh their WORK in u few dayr.
We will have abpat ii .hou ,nd iolH IL
the toNusitr, and az soon ~ thc sWfyry
Ia finished the lots viii nr put on lho
market 10y II. t. i!crrirk AZ Co. wHo
owns IA half Interest.
-Vuitor5 and Travelling men cannot
obtain Accommodations ~ my kind al
MiLpah. ia order Ia rclioyy ti.c ltua-
Uun, Il bOici, saloon and ~rcr;aurRnt will
DC built ~ soon as the lumber can be
placed on the ground. We expect nlfo
To run II stage liuc frOm MiZpuh to
spruce Siding, Il distancc. Of four miles,
~ We anticipate a big boom there IT, tine
spring, vi are III 10 prepare Tor 1t.
"MIzpah has the most remarkable sur.
face showInrs 81 any district | have
ever visited. With the present develop.
ment work the mines resemble The
lannon's neutrality-suspicious. m,nc II!
BullfruR, and II We had our surface out.
groupings anywhere III the souther "a
country it would certainly create u
great excitement" - Ely MmmR FIX.
position.
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Drn;nra. Cannot no Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs
they cannot reach tho scat ~ the disease.
CHtarrh is Il hluu.i or constitutional dia.
ease, and In o,uer to cure it You must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure IL tulicu internally, and acts
directly IN the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Cntnrrh Cure in not n
quaCH medicine. It was prescribed by
II of the best phygiCiung in this couu.
try for ycirH, and Ia q regular prcEcrip.
lion. 1t il composed Of tho best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly un the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
tllci $40 ingredients * what produces
such wondcrtul results in curing Ca
'arrh. Send Tor tCstimoniuls free.
F.J CHENEY IL CO.. Toledo o,
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The Reno Junrnal and other state
papers have lately been publishing Eena.
tioual articles regarliua the"Land Grab
bliue"of the Santa Fe Pacific Railway
Company within the state If Nevada aud
more particularly in EIkO county. The
INDEPENDENT has retrained from saying
anything upon the subject until morc
definite Information could be obtained.
Having made some inquiry regarding it,
the INDEPENDENT is of the belief that the
papers publishing tho article above
mentioned have not made the proper
inquiry TO ascertain the true siaie of
affairs.
Some years ago the Government made
certain Forest Reservations in CaliIor.
MIA. Arizona, New Mexico, South
Dakota and other States and territories
Of the Union. One OF the Forest Reser-
vatiops created By the Cover men, in
Arizona covered part OF the lands owned
by the Santa Pc Pacific Railway Com
pRny. The Government granted the
Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company
the right to locate on any unapprO-
priatcd government lands that wccc non
mineral III character mn equal amount
to that continued in the Forest Rsscrg SO
owned 10y said company The Acts Of
Congress governing this matter allows
tho owner I'm this case the SANTA Fee
Pacific Railway Company to sell or
assign this right 10 select other lands
In lieu OF thelands 40 rcliuquishei to the
Government for Fnrest Reserve pur-
poses. The Santa be Pacific Railway
Company has been selling its right to
select other lands in lieu OF those re.
liuquished to the Government, which
were III this particular Forest Reserve.
An examination of the books in the
United States Land Office NJ Carson
City will show that not only has the
Santa Fe been assigning it's rights to
make these selections, but that th,
Aztec Land and Cattle Company, Ltd.
the Santa barbara Water Company. and
even individuals have done thC came
thing. The selections thua male have
been and are commonly kuo%n 10 and
called "Scrip Selections
These papcrs will 10 doubt hnI upon
mn examination Of the matter tbs; these
selections are not made for the Santa t..
nor any other compIuy or individual
whose name appcarr III the selection us
the owner thereof. but are made for
people living in this State aud who has
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Bees L1yetigo Con IL Syrup contain
ing Honey and Tar 10 especially ap
prOpriHtC Tor children, no Opialcs ~
polROna ~ Any character. conf0t ma to
III" conditions OF tho NntionnI Pure
Food nud Drug Law, Juno 80. 1905.
For Group. Whooping cough, etc II
cSpels Coughs and Colds by gently
moving the bowole. Guaranteed Sold
10y lIko Drug Go.
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Not In Hla Line

q woman was detailing some social
he"s to q newspaper reporter tho
olhor dag and IN describing her gown
NJ q function spoke Of her new din.
ioonl necklace. "lt's a present from
my husband, and cost $4,000. Bat"
-ieariully--"dOn't put That in tho
paper" Madam" returned tho re-.
reporter. you need havo no fear. I'm
no. Tho financial editor"
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Throe Grades of ! lshnndR.

a woman who shall bo nlmclcss fur.
nishes the following cseny on hus-
bands: There are three kinds OF
husbands: The young husbands who
make us unhappy because we are SO
Jealous OF them, the middic.agcd hus-
bands who break our hearts because
lhey would rather make money or play
soit than devote any attention TO us,
and to old husbands who sicken us
with their silly objections whenever
we turn 10 look at younger mon"
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weighing Association and permit OF
some mothcd Beng adopted for a moe
reasonable manner uf adjustment nf
disputed weights.
y Commission would investigate the
-Pocl Ass1clation- that exists. and
which serves to prevent competition.
y Commission would provide n means
whereby less favored shippers desiring
ears would receive attention.
\ Commission would have the power
discrimination in passenger rutes pre-
yailing i'll some parts Of the State
whereby certain localities are favored
over others.
y Commission win prevent tina giving
Of fee t~ranspOr'aGon Tor the puruuss OF
influencing shippers aud the cation Of
favorable Legislation coutrur. t" the
| p~eople's interests.
y Commission viii prevent the rail.
roads from laying their "ncnvy hnni"
| il'N WV IttIlS WIZ are llllti bllllHlf
enough Ia incur their di=pi"asure and
FOR seeking H. secure their constitutional
riIhts.
i Commission woulh regulate tho
rates Ia the extent TINT hundreds Of new
industries which IN the past year have
refused to ur ter onr borders OWING to
the high tee, would be mducci To- es-
tablish factories III M cities ana towns.
\ Commissi-n would nave the power
10 IN vest,gate the numerous fatal rail
road accidents that occur within our
State every year, and apply such penal
ties and restrictions rs would insure the
safety ~ the travelling public.
y Commission would serve 10 ~iavesti
gate aud regulate the cxorbitnnt freigh,
rates charged for shor, hauls within the
State. winch III many instances are
higher than that charged for the Same
goods FROM far eastern points.
y Commission could save the citizens
OF the State over y, 100000 each year in
the reduced prlcc OF merchandise, made
50 by the REDUCTION II the shipping rate
y Commission would Investigate and
remedy ia lar as possible the poor ser.
vice, poor road be,is, and poorer equip,
g., ,,
.nI r.TT
n|.II "I
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Russian REFUGE IA,

In a recent speech The Hon, ".
Rothschild, VI. p. saIG ,ha, within
the last Nv" months Ycry many ref
ugeeH from Russia had hcen sent bacJ,
to England aud that hn had evi icrce
that evory ono Of these men wa shot
at tho Russian frontier without trInl.
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For any period under six months, 20 cents
per mouth. Payable I'm advance Delivered by
carrier In Elko Mt IS cents per month or %
cents per week. Issued every afternoon, Sun
days excepted.
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Nevada Legislature.
SENATE.
SEVENTH DAY.


Met NJ IL O'clock.
Pra. or by Chaplain
AL present.
Message from the Cover nor nnnouDc.
cd The signing OF 5. Is. No. 3, Washoc
School Bond bill.
Pyno introduced S. Is. 13.-Act to en-.
able school districts tn tissue coupon
bonds. Committee on Education.
Iy Pyne, out OF order, S. b. lI-Fcl-
Iow Servant bill. Judiciary.
BY Pyue, out of order, S. b. l5-Fir.
mg salaries OF state nGicials. Commit.
tee on Stnte affairs.
BY Oddie, S. B. l6-Authorizing Gov
ernor, Secretary OF State and Treasurer
to employ clerks. Committee on State
affairs.
Recess.
There WIS no afterno III session.
ASSEMBLY
fle House was called TO order at IL
4. III,
All membcrB prescott.
Prayer 10y tho chaplain Rev. Gartlnnd.
" JOuiHhI Wis Ituu. CH ulptlDn VI
OF Mr.. Williams, the EummIttce Oh Ways
and Means was granted leave to amend
its report on \. b. No. 9 to amend Sec.
., line . by inserting in plnce Of the
letters and figures $3.50 the letters and
figures "sl75" Tho journal WA then
approved.
The following resolution was introu-
duccd by Mr.. Williams:
Resolved that the Stats Printer il
hereby authorized and directed la print
200 copies 81 all bills and resolutions
introduced at the I'D session Of the
State legislature" Adopted.
Mr.. Syrhus was granted pcrminsion to
Introduce. ont ~ order y Il. No. 9.
entitled. AN net 1" IT.vil" for the
appropriation, distribution had use II
water and la define and preserve exist.
lmg wu,cr right, Ia provide Tor the
appointment Of IA state engineer and nm
assistant state engineer and i!xrnD thm ir
compensation, iutics mud powers, do.
tining the duties % the state Board OF
Irrigation, providing for the appoint.
tutlll ~ NHttI GDlllNt - rlfiiItTb hIlil utlU-
ing their dutics" Agriculture.
Mr.. Smyth was granted permist ION Ia
introduce. out Of order, A.. b. No. H..
]cnti,lcI. a act la provide Tor the pur.
chase of grounds a; Cnrson City,
Urm-hy County. New. aud Tor the cree.
non thereon u a Governors mmsion, to
hv ua"I ~ tn" home Of the state exec.
utivc." WAYS and Means.
Senate Bill No. > (Goldiicli Comfy
seat BID WAS taken up for thirG reading
. and tiunl plsssge. Mr.. Winter moved
Hat IT bc made "a specinl order Tor
Thursdny at 40 p. III.
4 division was called and the motion
, WAS adopted by - votes. Mr. F4lrr
- being absent.
a.. -. No. 3 VIVA taken up for third
READING and final passage and tho clerk
read tho bill.
On motion of Mr.. Folsom. The recon-.
II menda:iou II the committee. amending
Tho biil VIE adopted. IA affecting See
ton /.
> On mo:un of Mr.. Folsom, the recon.
mcniation ct the committed, amending
the bill wHs adopted. ns affecting sec.
ton >.
On motion OF Mr.. Folsnm, \. Is. No. 3
WIS cngrcsEcd
On motion Of Mr.. Folsom, y. Is. No. :
was considered cnGrosscd, the bill WIZ
placed on third reading and iinnI pas
cage and wns passed by tnc following
!. vote:
= Voting for tho bill: MrSsrs. Baird,
Bradley. Br"drh"". Bray. Briggs, Britt,
, Corbcti. Davcy, Duborg, Dunn, Frllowp,
Fcrnald, Fitzpatrick, Clifford, Lamer.
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.o,vIn wAn" ASn "nnnrLrroS.''

'CiyIL wAu" ASD "REBELJtOS.'
The term "civil war as mn au:blrI
tative designation Tor HE roItirct ~
lS6l-65 is n growth, the Same MS hat rl
tho awar OF the rebellion IN mia II I
call for troops, Aprii II. l'Gl. PrrsiJon'
Lincoln designated the arm'i opponent.
OF his administration ns "sonbiu zion /,
too powerful 10 bs supposed b. me
ordinary couran,T but 10 his ndIra.a 10
tho governors Of stlics ass ~ ,of
militia lao cited the ACT Of congress nm
towering tho executive TO 'ounprcsn
instructions. rrpcI invas'0ns.' rtG. But
on the 10Th Of april he ptorlnma'iou "
blockade declared y a,ito OF insurrcc-
ton against the government ~ the
United States" IN certain aouthorD
states, From the star, tic Cnnfcdcrates
were called "cobels" by The northern
people, but, az some Of the southern
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A st. Louis phllanthropIst Ia to
establish q retreat for habitual cigar
cite smokers. and tho world will DO
brighter and sweetcr when II Ia filled.
N. Y. Ilerhld.
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a SIMPLE TRUST STORY.

Entered nj the ElKo postonce for transmission
through the mails us sccond-cluss matter.
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DrnmRtist's Oninion.

An opinion from bronson Howard,
the weli-known dramatiSt: Like all
most everyone else who has seen 80
years of theatrical life. | think the
stage just IS ov~crDurdcnod with
scenery and swamped with e~xtravagant
clothes. This condition Cannot be
kept up much longer. The managers
cannot stand It,. It is too expensive
and the rivalry between them. each
trying to Guido the other, must bring
about a reaction that will do away
with the whole scheme"
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When Man Becomes n sprout.

When ali reforms have bccn real
lied and ~eyerybody's life is trained up
In the way 1t should 20 on the govern
mcnt trellis and every little sprout
With an instinct to branch off in a
Low direction Is gently drawn back
and tied with the other vines then,
says tho New York Globe. a man need
only shut his eyes and grow in his al
lotted place in the trim human garden
maintained by the state. He Will be.
come n useful human vegetable in this
Utopia so many social philosophers
are now striving for.
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
INSCRIPTION I

One co
Six Months. IS 90
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An Eminent Citizen.

The colonel was getting ready to
start a land boom in u certain district
in North Dakota, and one day he drove
over to the town of Cakes to enlist the
services of Il citizen. At n grocery,
where he halted to get his bearings, he
said to the mar behind the counter:
Can yen tell me the name of the
landing man OF your town."
"Oh, yes" was the ready reply.
His name Is Bates"
Hes at the top, 10 he?"
CLEAR TO the top"
And what he says gocs?"
Yes. sir"
''Then | may take It that tho people
have confidence In him"
You can, sir"
"Uum' Does Mr.. Dates hold any
public oficc?" continued the colonel.
NO, sir. not exactly a public Office.
but you can set It down that he's an
eminent citizen just the same. In fact.
he's the only n we've got"
what IS his ~busincss?"
"Why, he carries the mail between
the depot and the postonce."-Balti-
more Sun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-15
La POLITIGA
EN P0RTU UCAL.
LIquldlGl6n Dc lbs 0d1IlaIos / i Casa Real

Ssg6n Ia nota o6ciOsa, en- uno de los
litimoA Conssios dc Ministros estoB sa IL
mitaron & estudiar los presupueatos de
1907 1908.
Por informes dc otro origen, se sabe que
en- esas cusntas Ba hace la liquidaci6n de
los adeIantos 4 Ia Casa Rsal y se aumentR
la lista civil.
As.gdraBe gus los decretos corEespon'
dientss sar6n aometidoB Ia tirma del Roy.
No se habla de otra coBs, por ser este ell
aBunto que di6 origsn q Ia clauAura, de las
Ccrtss.
La prisi6n de don Arturo Leitav,, aecre'
tsrio de redacci6n de 20 Mundo'', est6
aiendo comentRdf.ima.
Para prsnderlo 90 hR repreHentado una
verdadera comedia.
Los policfaB le Biguieron & atlas hoEaB
de la nOche y uno de elIoB dispar6 nm tirO
al aire.
Imsdiatsmente fu6 detenido el ST.. Lei
taA, hsci61dase conHtar en- el pRrte que ha
bfa hacho fuegO, sobre uno de los guardiag.
La detenci6n en- tales condolences, ha in :
dignado al p6blico.
Todos los gaceEdotes de LiBboa, y mu'
chos de provincias, ne han Eeunido para
formar una Liga que atienda defender
los intereaes de la IgIesia y del sacerdocio
poEtugu6s.
Tienden, On primer t6Tmino, los asocia'
dos, mejorRT Bu Bitusci6n 8ctuRl, recla' :
mando del Gabierno mejoras, s las que Be
Green con derecho.