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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
Prom Our Special Correspondent.


EVANSVILLE, Wis, Sept. q. leta.
Yesterday the most lively and crowded day the 70
cepts reaching ST. 800 equal 900 Is cent tickets
The total cues 40, Of which about 5OO we're on
live stock The list of agricultural implements was large
ON reaper and mower combined Parker Stone, Beoit,
took the first prize. On sorghnm-maehinery, HaWley
Tubular EvapOator took TIE irst prize. The Ne flGs
Ultra CothcfW IS bound to do away with wash
tub drudgcry in Wisconsin. The music hall vac we'll.
filed with pianos. mention the washing-maclAe and
tho music in connection they should accompany each
other and be played upon by the hands As and TO
the farm the ramaX Cuvator is good thing. and for
raising for stock IN the West where our wells ara
very deep, curious Sot Of sel:regaatins windmill IN
vented by Mr. Shrink GAINESVILLE, Wis. and it is being
used on The Fair Ground, attached 70 forcepump and
supplies nearly all the water Tor the vast throngs Of man
and beast in the Bclosure The art gallery and the small
machinery web represented. The fruit stands show
from 20 to 209 deTen; varieties of apples pears peaches
plums grapes &C., from the different counties ID this
State Fine specimens of dahas and pnks are seen The
election OF officers resulted last night in Keyes A Darling,
President David Atwood Treasurer, and DR.. j. W. Hoyt,
Secretary DIR. Hoy has filed this Office for several years
with marked success and went TO the Worlds Fair IN
Europe once--hcnce is posted. lie edits The Wisoonan
Farmer Also Gen. David Atwood has had long zen
enca n his office.
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MAINE STATE HORSE FAIR.


AuGusrA, Ne, Sept % rcd
The State exhibition of horses which opened in this city
on Tuesday of this week. brought to close yesterday
Friday after session of four days The first two days OF
the exhibition were characterized by wet weather which
WIS the means Of preventing large attendance of
visitors as woald have been present. had it been fair
weather, and OF materially changing the programme ar
ranged for those days The las, days however Wit
messed the finest OF Auunnal weather. and The result
the number of spectators was large each day.
The number OF entries was 10 comprising some Of the
best specimens OF equine stock 70 be found IN the State
Among the famous horses present Draco the prop
erty of Ira X. DOottlc Of Watervillei Gideon Ham
bctonian thoroughbred. owned by Poster s. Palmer OF
Pattant and ignay from NewYork; Hondrick Hud-
SON Thy Abddllah, BY MembIino, by Imp. Messenger,
owned by A. W Calder Of Augusta; Gen. Mcclellan,
owned by 0. NJ. Shaw Of Bangor aud stallion OF Drew
stock Don Juan, Owned by Henry Taylor Of Waiervile
Sheppard Knapp r, owned By c. NJ Delaney OF Augusta,
and others not 50 wei Known bn giving signs OF promise
Tho exhibition of brood mares and colts was NOT rs large
those interested in breeding hoped sec and was hardly
up the standard OF respectabliy although there were
two or three promising animals 81 the latter OF the Gen
KuOx pedigree which commanded considerable attention
There was good show. however of what was termed
"geutemens driving horses mar and gedIngs, whose
performances attracted the largest share of attention while
contending for the various premiums ohefeu tihs OF
speed. In this class Dashawiy, bay gedlne, owned
by o. NJ Shaw OF Bangor won three heats at The race IN
1891 240j and 2:s3J. Tho best tine IL TINS class
made by McGlue," brown ecldlng, Owned by inc
same gentlemen, whose heats made in 2.4o 2;44i,
2:ig respectively, and which gave him the race
In the saddle races that took place, the best time was
made BY bay gelding called Little Fred, owned by A. NJ.
Savage Of skowhegan who won tue ce three NILE meats
in 2:4oi, 2:iO, aud 25S.
One Of the most spirited contest, that took place
race between stations five years old and under sx years
half mile and repeat, which by Young General,
a Knox colt owned by II. VI Nyer whose tine was I;s<
l:2i. There considerable amount az money IN
pools the result OF tbs Cicc and an uhsuccessinl
attempt made 10 buy OIL the driver OF Dung 6eneai
single dash OF i've mile wagons resulted IN Soner-
set bay geding owned BY M Savage OF Skownegan,
winning tho race in 4:g The result Of his mile beata
lst mile 2:5l; n nile, JU2i Sd mile SiV>i ttA
mile, 300; 18th milo, 600
In a running race HAT took place on The last day milo
and repeat and which by ITS nogey IN these parts wa
highly enjoyed, NimrUd "A bay seldlng owned by H.
Campbell, made the best time ili ;o6
There Was fair display Of family and OF matched hoses
Two thousand dollars were awarded in premiums lie
course was a halime one, and OF the best il the
States. Itwas good condition most o. the time ouDns
the exhibition.
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SIXTH REGIMENT DRILL.
The following order has been issued by Col. Mason:

The following order has been issued ny Col Mason;
NEW. ok OF. ]. 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS 40. t-REeEESTAL DRuL-fhi' Requiem,
wi aeubls dnunformrd rBed aud oqppds the Are
Thirty h0h,i and seycntav on Monday evening tie
9th inst At "A Command uts 81 Companies, fodMuc,
EopC Color Guard VII Adutan
aud field CommisoBed S'ah on the Csonrl a "a
ocoe6 place named Line vii be formed at o'clock spec
tsiors will not b. ad1iiied
KEPECuoH RKyKwIn oompsncs with Enssde OIde TIL,
Regiment will sssemb the AIuoTy Centre AIketoH Thursday
the lh inst o'clock fully uniformed sod and equip
ped Inspection and aud loT reception Of stand
Of Colon from the Common Council Commaudsnis Of npa
aud Field Muse Non Stsf I'D Col0irifd VII
port AduD, i o'clock sud the tict ard stat (mouuted
o'clock, which line WI formed
BrosdSay Tue Leader q the band viii
wan tho aud make the toOuel a. hi
No 90 Psar. beor Wednesday, the 10th
Conuandt Of Companies hereby dsced 70 have their
correctly made ard delivered % iacse headquats
on or Monday s inst TIE Aduaut will fafh tie
necessary bIHuks application hl, Office No u bowoy
schnsidsr Captain n, vice srneft
.gued MaI Won Capef Captain Co A. vcs Meyer red 10 take
common; John Berkc Second Lieutenant Co g. vice fh
paircI, refused TO take bis commisson.
They viii be TsPecsd and obeyed accordingly BY order Of
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ursryFss N THE COURTS.

Justice standardization II. Ateaor ag jams T. Willie
Inquest judgment Tor plaintiff o. as - Henry Rtclr sgt
Smith Harker ir-tqucst Judgment for plaintiff slpl -
Jonas Rosenberg ag Fls kliz Inquest Judgment for plain
tin o. ~ a. Thomas Lamb ag john A. CormacE-lmil -
Judgment for pIAitid ybn. Andrew Tracey ayt William
Nelson al Trial verdict Tor plaintiff sl2J a. Thomas u!
Warstah Il al a Albert CampIg nciAIral judgment for
def ndant John Ahcrs at. Thomas Cerk-IIihl YER
dict plaintiff 81 e5 IS. allowance go John Dunno
act Henry Bnrne @ aingucst for plaintiff Judgment Or
Charles 4. Waksy agt Charles W. Poari-fdh i1dgm'n ut
for plaintiff err TO Robert Hutchinson agt l. q. Noyel
Tril verdict for pailln sl96 w. PAM IlI-BeioTe Nh.
Justice DAysAIfcw j. Wood Il al ag Robert Knox In
Ilelcd 6c-lnqucs Judgment or plaintiffs for Si9I 81 C.
Young ngt WIN. McrIL-nqlcst
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TERM-PART L-Beiore
Justice GagyN.Iamcs J.. Dola agt Luther H. Wyman
Trial veIiic for the plainiid FOR ST. IS
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Rnnnpn ny A HorrL CHAMBEnMAIp.-Tf

ROBBED by A HOTEL CHAMBERNAID.-Ihe wife OF
Boston merchant who is at present stopping nj the st
Jamcs Hotel ia this city this morning discovered that she lad
been robbed pair Of diamond cnrrngs OF The afro Of 900
The fact that she had placed the earnings Tor $40 seps
unlr tbo r Crate OF he soom where lat the chamber
maid woald lc called on 10 look was pesumpine c,loe9
against that pcrsuu Tho lady accordingly made -uofn nor
suspicious Officer McCmiy OF tie fwontymnh irceprt
WHO on searching Ellen Martins tho chamberm D trunk
g. so To ..
4 CuARoE OF RoHBLaY pErAuLIEp.-A man who EaIe ne
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LIABILITY OF sURkTlEs FOR RENT.
IRRAcH OF CONTRACT.
HhEALH OF tUN IHAVI'
Thomas 5. Pierce Ggt. James McNuliy.
-i-....r IL. - nnn fnr q hrnnnh Inv tho 1nlnI

The plaintiff asks s5'UUU Tor DFcaoh ~ IHO uUlVHu-
ant OF written agreement made by tho latter with him. 10
hire him Tor ~ months SALARY ~ 200 per ann1m and pay
him Of the profits Of the business DO should BRING
into the store appeared from the statements OF counsel
tint The defendant and his brother bad Just before tho making
The t Fiat the plaintiff bad Induced the defendant enter
into ills arrangement by false statements that tho brother was
anxious 10 enter into similar Arrangements with him thaI me
defendant discovering this deceit In about two months dis
charged The plaintiff and justified IN doing further
tat being discharged be had az gone into business on
account and hence his damages merely nominal
The plaintiff denied al fraud The Cont charged that
fraud were proved the plaintiff entitled to the value OF
nominal his recovery would be Tor tho two months undT the
agreement
The Jury found favor Of the plautR giving him verdict
for s.7 10. Mler Poet and Nichols for plaintiffs David
McAdlm and John g. DOminck for defendant
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BASE BALL.

THE TOURNEY AT YEwToS-THB THIRD DAYS GAME.
The match for the State championship between the
Iryngton and Kearncy Clubshe latter Of Rahway-was
PLAYED on the Fair grounds at Newton, n. g. Thurs
iaT the result being decided victory for he Irving
tons On Friday they Played with the Olympic Cb ami being
the vctos carried of the silver ball for the prize. We
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THE TIDE OF EMIGRATION.

ARRIVALS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sTATlSrics.
The following statistics, presented 70 the Commits
soners Of Emigration, viii be Of interest
RETURN Or ARRIVALS At CASTE DURING sFrT 1906
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the bote be supplied with hair aud .prius mssres An
excellent OF the doors which several
en- be thrown to single suite desired Is OF the novel
features Of the Westminster The cuisine Of ths Wesmnstes
IL Intended 10 be however the distinctive reeomnspdson Il
10
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ROM. j.. DARBAGH,
A. ". CRkvFN

Crotou Aeneluct Board.
Tie following tie Controllers reply to the above letter,
OcToBEH g 1906.
Aesy@ ROBERT l.. DARRIGH and A. w CRAVEN Celfcnegi
have the honor 70 acknowledges receipt yo nstaB
resting attendance the opening Of bds certain
Iogci oasy At II ooek snd IN reply thereto beg leave
That willie am ready 10 6tted the bids sni
may BE- ab.ouiey requ el which be competed
before The setting Ia a frost cannot for expressed
Former communication 20 20 be present. without job
separated og ne numerous works advertised BY RId
and tbe opeuins strcly la red 10 such
cqnuecuou would sif. Alex Y. Dodge called
tbs Department sept 2o 1866 and flned that hr Craven
woai BE- present which my for attending tie
opening advertised ioi That day Respected yours,
HlIIHIv H. RsEEEaE CanTs'SL
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MILITARY.
80 ~ PARADE 0P THR FOURTH REGIMENT.
Col. Hull has issued the following order:
HEADouAETEEs "VsTsRAs LoU4vEs,

FOuRTu kTGIAENr iSFsSrIY Y. } :. \. o.,
No. 596 broadway, Nhw.iORK .tei. ? ltot
GENERAL ORDERS No lG-ln pursuance o. sndo odeI' t
Regiment parade folly uniformed armed and equipped with
white goves) inspection Tompkn Square Monday Oct
Immediately ntr the insfetion, ito REGIMENT viii
He'll stand OF coTs from ia, Honor
Mayor In behalf Of the City Of Newiork. Bsuenisl line will
81 in Crest Jones ght Te on broadway
Company rocals The Field and Sat viii report dis
mounted the Colonel headquarters At 9y TIE uoncom
ssonsd stan Bend viii report tho Ac iu u heof
Al g:ls a. N. Ey order Of Colonel HARMON ID. HVLL
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UNITED STATES Instruct COURT-OCr 5.-Before
Judge SIPNAN.
WAGES CLAIMED BY THE OgEw OF BLOCKADE
RUNSER.

Notwithstanding schooner, the Sally Magce, was
captured by the United States authorities IN sb She was
condemned in May ls62 An appeal made 20 the supreme
Court Of United States Ia which Court the oondemna"
was confirmed February sC6 The vessel was sold for about
$s0 the money remaining in the custody OF the DISTRICT
Court
Doaylis Campbell appeared IN Court yesterday morning and
made petition behalf ~ the who were on board 81 the
vessel the OF It's capture that they should be allowed
about 81 ~ the The sale on account OF wages d1e
them fir services rendered hp 10 the tmc OF capture
point made By Nr Campbell that the crew were en-
ty ignorant TIE character OF the vessel and ha ~ eOhse
quencc the wages due them ere lien on IL
Assistant United States District Attorney Ethan Allen OF.
pOscd the petition TIE gr0und that lien could hold good
against tic puzc captured under such circumstance as existed
IN this The Court reserved It's decision
CAsFS SRI DswS oS THZ ADMIRABLY CAtEsDaR foR Ocfo.
BER TE-Ihe following the numbers OF the eases set
down far the calendar for the October Term tho issues IN
which b. tried Sainray, Oct Nos - 81 y9i Mon
day Nos . "a - q Tuesday Oct No o. Wednes-
day Oct 10 Nos 10 No. - - ~ I'D, Thursday Oct H. Nos
- o. Ci % Friday - Nos 8 g. g. n, l0d a. Tues
daV Oct To- Nos p p a. - ~ 30 62j Wednesday, oct II,
Nos 81 - H. g. - 100 l,c Thursday, Oct II Nos IS
= ca e. h, Ol 100; Tiiay Oct ~ Soa H. s. - g. l0
Monday Oct o. Nos - ~ p 90 05i Tuesday OCT - Nos
-, g. 80 - -; Wednesday oct a. Nos ?, -, l1 10;
Thursday Oct - No So FRIDAY, Oct ~, Nos 3, - ~
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IrNIOR CONVENTION.
,fOFc sad mctlnY
TIE AUBURN TOURNAMENT.
AuHnRN Oct. 4-The first match this NOR
CRoToN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

NO BIDS -CORRBSPoNDENCB BETWEEN THR
CONTROLLER AND THE CRoTON BOARD.
At III o'clock on Friday morning proposals were 10
have been opened by the COton Aqucduct BOad and contracts
avarc1 fo building in Forty scyenihst and number
o. other streets and also for the proposed embankment against
the leeyng Reservoir IN Central Park but at the hour before
named Me Daagh and Craven OF the CToon Board sent
10 the Controller the following letter:
CRoTos AaUEDucT DEPARTHgsr, NEwloRK
Oe. Z, 1896 )
II MATHEW I. BRESHaS ssq., Controller.
sR Toe oToning q for ceuan street improvements
which IN publc adyer Ind received
ocoeks N Of ednesday Sept %. and which. 10 With
sad advertisement should At that time have opened bat Which
opening ~ oonsegenee Of nonsedance adjourned TO
II O'Clock OF Monday ~ that dY IN OF
written refusal 10 be required by tie ordinances
TIE Colpofation sgIn adjourned II oock indy. 5h
ilst az slC srsin respectfully invited be
We respectfully your sbedient Isrvans .
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NsINGs
lst ed Sd 4th ab 9th 7th 9Th sh,-Total
IIyinston3 10 Is " i-5
FIy-bals-Iryington g Kcamey 9
Out on Bascs-Kearney 10 times ITington l6 times.
ScOrers-EatOn aud Kenncy.
Umprc-Lewis j. Martin Of the Star Club
CLINTON'S VS.. GRowLERs
very interesting game came off on Wednesday,
Oc at ore Hundred aud Nv eny ourtst and Si1thaye,
between the CutOns of Yokvie and the Growers OF Rv
iagtont which resulted in favor Of the CDtons by Of
40 OH.
JUNIOR CONVENTION.
Convention OF Junior Base Ball Players Will he
held IN No "a Cooper Institute Wednesday, Nov. D
1866 Clubs wishing to enter mast Apply at least one month
before said meeting.
TIE AUBURN TOURNAMENT
AUBURN, Oct 4.-The first match this morning
was between the Pacifc and Arctic Clubs and resulted in
victory the former by Of A to H. The grand match
o. the thus far of this afternoon between the
Niagara and Excelsior Clubs resulting ia victory FOX Tie Tx
ccsOis By Of 10 20 Tomorrow morning, at 10
O'Clock the throwing match takes place AT IL O'Clock there
will he tremendous muffin match The grand match for the
gold ball and The championship takes place at after
which the prizes will be awarded
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COMMON PLEAS 49, trial TEpl--OCr 5. - Before Judge
DALEY

Philip Loweuthal agt. the Tblrdaye Railroad Co
This case which has been already reported IN our
columns concluded Yesterday afternoon The defense IN
tTOnccd the evidence their employees - show That
the plaintiff hal sold them intoxicating liquors contrary 10
lis agreement with the President Of the road and that women
Of bad character cqucned the place The counsel FOR the
defense contcnlel that the President OF the road had 10
authority " lease the premises OF the Company 10 any ore
The was summed mp for the plaintiff by Mr. Mccarthy
IN which he commented severely tho Conduct Of the Com
pnny not only IN this matter other which had
lately Of the public he oOntended that
der The ncccment by which plaintiff hal occupied Tho prem
Uses lie be considered either tenant Ioq year to year or
a tenant will IN either be entitled 10 due and legal
quit; II he then refused TO the law furnished tho
proper means eccng him the defendants bad right TO
take the law their hands by doing they had
dcrcl themselves liable TO pay the penalty lie Vas followed
by M j. LOWrey for the defense The Court IN It's charge
20 the Jury instructed them In the law Of landlord and tenant
bearing on the case Aer being ont time the jury
derrd a ydrlct for the plaintiff for 300.
T. D. Mccarthy for plaintiff; j. r. LoUrcy for defendant
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ttc urv who w're fhiveung and snaAl9 anu sent
hem irm.r locations until next Moly morning.
~ FXTRA ORDEg GRANTED.
Tho Court then granted an 0rfsr IN favor S tnoss
ing that stove Or stoves Ue p"cWoo rIlh
wifh tie County pay costs without demurrer. a,
After hearing short inqlests Tire cow aJoarhou hh
next Monday morning a., O..
TRI1L TEni-OcI. 5-Beorc Justice GAsgS.
LIABILITY OF sURETIEs FoR RENT
James +. De Lanier agt. Luther Il. Wyman and
another The defendants in this were sued as Surees oF
Laura A. Shepherd for the payment OF her rent M 'Aepna
bd certain nrriso for 81 100 per annurn OK the plain and
the defendants by written promise undertook to guarantee
her rent % the extent Of 500 Mrs Shepherd paid on account
s5 leaving balance OF s75 due The paintu oHuhs lha
under tie guarantee defendants bOun 10 MAKE good
any deficiency OF 500 and are therefore rtpon
so for the whole sum The defendants claim mat thc guar
ants a rental Of 600 and that al pay me by
90 written M not stae this With sufficient clearness 1t should
be reformed IN accordance with IT,
Tie Court .howcd great hesitation in passing on nc meaning
OF the and allowed evidence NJ 20 t on me
pnre ia making the Jury who decided m isyDI or
H. d.aadants living the plaintiff verdict lor 40 15 tho
conceded by the defendants to be due WIZ i'~
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COURT OF COMMON Pleas sPEcIM TEpt-OcT s.
Before Judge CARDOzo.
DECISION.
George W. Stuart act. Joel WalcOurt.-ReierTed TO
Robert c. Huichngs esq. Ordered TO be settled.
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Amer the discharge Of tho jury in the Allire case the i'm
panncng Jury ny other and the partial call
g of lie calendar the Conf gave It's opinion TINT tic Court
cold and uncomfortable fhere beng no stove IN
sd 80 there during the day anal that % also 700
cold for the Jury 10 st teIe and stated that several Of the jury
Aaifc had taken severe colds u onscgucnco
thereof and one Of them had become quite tle6
An EXTRA JUDICIAL pECls OK.
Tic Court then dSc!df 10 ~ abort tine Tor e purpose Of
hearing ilQuesGs IL any presented Dl took snrsS0n
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Total. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

The Empress Eugenie, during her pres
ent stay at Cempeigne, is attracting much at
tention by the great simplicity of her dress
Her majesty receives her numerous visitors on
the day of their arrival in dress Of cashmere.
~ Two hundred and seventy i've cases OF
divorces have been granted in Chicago the
past year.
~The activity in the organization of the
Canadian militia is kept mp, and tits expected
service. F.- 80
~ The Surgeon General will issue an order
in few days disseminating all United States
General Hospitals. This will relieve the SER
wee OF some seventy volunteer and contract
Surgeons. ....--. 60.
~ The New Orleans papers state the Adams
Express Company has loaned the sum OF two
millions of dollars TO the Southern Railroads
20 enable them to resume operations.
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Another Revolution in San Domingo.

DOWNFALL OF CABRAL-BAEz IN POWER
bELo-DRAhATIC SCENE IN THE DOMINICAN
CONGRESS.
Further news has been received frsm San
Domingo, reporting another revolution there,
under very peculiar circumstances. The last
news was that Cabral had peaceably succee ded
TO Pimentel.
On the 16thof October, a party Of insurgents
entered AZua, and proclaimed Baez as the
President A number Of the people Of the
province Of Seibo joined them, and they pro-
ceeded towards the capital with cries OF sI.ong
live Baez!' and death TO Cabral.'
They evidently had confederates in the Gov
ernment for, al the critical moment a curious
scene took place in the Supreme Congress,
which was in session, delIberating on the ques-
ton Of the emission Of paper money. 'mys-
terlous man." armed with cutlas, entered
suddenly, and despite Of all protests, eN-
claimed: General Cabral, are you in favor Of
peacel"
with all nv heart" was the reply
"Well, them" said the stranger, al am an
emissary of the revolutionary chief, who Will
be here in less than two hours" ana then.
raising his voice, he exclaimed, "Long live
General BaeZ, President Of the Dominican Re-
publicr
As these words resounded through the hall,
a scene Of utter confusion ensued. The minis
tiers abandoned their seats, and, in terror,
sought protection in the houses Of the French,
Italian, and English consuls. Cabral, how
ever, appeared in public, and declared That
If the popular voice and welfare demanded
the rule OF Baez, he would gladly give his con-
sent.
The popular feeling now returned In favor
OF Cabral, and he retained ms power for seye-
raj weeks.
The nvsterious sdn who had frightened the
Congress, soon appeared again. He proved TO
be General Peoro SuilIermo. snd managed
tI Baez should arrive. An election was held
on the I4th Of December by the CONSTITUTIONAL
Assembly, unanimously appointing BueEa-
ventura Baez, President of the Dominican
Republic.
Cabral has accepted military position under
the Government Of which GUillermo, the
mysterious ndn- is the practical head.
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