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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEN DOLLARS $4,000


Is contessedly low
for Bituminous or Cumberland Coal. (some-
tunes enormously called Forge Coal.) Attic
above hgure, receive fair profit, the Goa
having been got on early and low. The ties;
timony OF the Blacksmiths and Generators of
steam, who have used the same, warrant me
in saying that it is the best Cum. Coal in the
City.
ALSO-MY LARGE LINE OF AN
THRACITEs (lessening day by day. has
undergone corresponding reduction in prices
fact gratifying Ito my customers and the
public, but no more so than the extremely
favorable accounts of the Coal received eyery
day by myself, clearly corroborating my pre-
vious statements and announcements
fe24eodtf JOS. POOR.
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SPOKEN

Dec %, no lat, &C. ship Majestic, from San Fran
cisco tor Liverpool.
Feb 21, lat 81 49, lon SO o. brig Clara M Goodrich
from New York Tor Cardenas
March lat 80 S. Ion II %, brig Isaac Carver. I'm
Matanzas for Belfast
March 2, N w Cape Cod 40 miles, sch Maggie
Gray, from Rockland for New Orleans.
No date, &C, brig Hattie Bishop, from Cardenas
tor Portland.
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USE Schlotterbecks Bay Shampooing Liquid
to eradicate dandruff. Fifty cents per bottle
mch3d2w
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FOREST CITY CEMErERY.-The annual re
port of the Superintendent shows the receipts
of the year from the sale of lots and hay to
have been 1925; expenditures $751; %; number
of burials IA. But little work has been done
since the place was dedicated to burial purpo-
ses for the adornment of the retired and natu-
rally beautiful grounds. There is a painful
appearance of neglect every where apparent,
which dissatisfies owners of lots and binders
sales. The Superintendent calls attention to
the want of receiving tomb, and suggests
that the abandoned line of the P & K. rail-
road across the eastern portion of the lot be
made profitable by the sale of building sand, of
which there is large quantity, and the pro-
ceeds be devoted to the restoration of the Gem
etery to proper condition. He also asks an
appropriation for the same purpose.
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THE Steam Fire Proof Safe is likely to SUI
percede all others as first class safe
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City of Portland.

TREAsUBER's OFFICE,
March 9Th, 1899. !
+ IST OF TAXES amounting to twenty dollarp
IL and upwards. assessed upon residents remaining
unpaid, published in accordance with an Ordi-
nance of the CITY:
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MARRIED.

In this city, March ], by Rev. o. T. Moulton, Ed
win B. Leavitt and Miss Julia A. White, all of Port
land.
In this city, March 6, by Rev. o. T: Moulton. Hem
ry Brown, of Portland, and Miss Nellie NJ Packard,
of Augusta.
Danielsonville, Ct. Feb. 16, Capt. w. b. O. Drum
In York, Feb. 2s Alvin P. Wear and Susan e.
Staples.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Brig Mary Mariner. Capt Mariner, at New York
from Palermo, passed Gibraltar Jan Z was 10 DAYS
becalmed in thick fog off the Western Islands, and
had light SW winds the remainder Of passage.
Sch Bonaventure, tot Boothbay) Knight, while ly-
ing at the wharf at Rockland, loaded with lime,
sprung leak night OF 26th ut, and SUNK The cargo
is being got out and the vessel will be raised.
An eastern built brig, supposed the kabboni. of
Bangor, was passed Feb lat IS 20, lon 10 81 with
head of foremast gone.
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1SC"UUHOS A1stII IOSOFVHCIVt
marx the particulars in which the superiority OF
This preparation consists: First it prevents the hair
from falling out; second it stimulates the vegetative
power of the roots third it prevents the formation
OF scurt and dandruf; fourth, it imparts wavy curl
to straight hair fifth, it prevents grayness; SIXTH
it confers silky lustre every tress; seventh, it
renders the hair so flexible that it lies smoothly in
any required directions eighth it revives the torpid
vessels of the scalp, and stimulates them to repro
duction.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No So Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Aston House. mr. 5eodSeow1msN
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, March 6.

Saturday, March 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York Henry
Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, st John
NIB, via Eastport-A Stubs.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston - mdse to
Watson Newhall
Sch d Hodgkins, Pike, Boston, seeking.
Sch Elizabeth Segur, Crogan, Portsmouth.
Sch Mary EdYard. McColley Boothbay.
BELOW-A light brig from Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Moravian, (Brl Brown, Liverpool =
III & A Allan.
Brig Gipsey Queen, York, Havana-Edw G Hight.
Sch Teazer, Henley, Philadelphia Il Fox.
Sch Sea Flower, Dickey, Beliasr-Eastern Packet
Company.
sunday, March Z.
ARRIVED.
Sch Clarissa Ferron, Sprague Swan Island, with
wood for a market.
SAILED-Steamship Molavan, for Liverpool, with
I5 cabin and % steerage passengers.
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one of our citizens, who resides in the upper
part of the city, had occasion to leave his house
about "ive o'clock in the morning"-the poet
ic time mentioned in the song-and as he
opened the front door man crept off from the
steps, and as he saw he was followed, made
hasty tracks down another street. Was it
an attempt at burglary? 1t was not bad
time to choose, if so, as the street lamps are
extinguished about that hour. Or had some
unfortunate overcome with fusil oil sought a
nights lodging on the cold hard stone? Who
can answer the conundrum?
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Notice.

The Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth will meet nj the
To%n House IN said town, Friday, March IL at ii
O'Clock M ior tine purpose Of nominatino a hoard
of officers for the ensuing year. A''ns DoAiu
mr5utd Per Order Town Comm,
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
RNJNERTTNKDART Mail, -.

iFHOM OUH COHHEbPUNDENT ]
KENNEBUNKPORT. March 4-Ar, sch William
Penn, Curtis, Boston.
Sid ship Titan. (new 1929 tons) j ii Sears, CT and
for Boston, to load for San Francisco schs Ada
Ames, Adams, Rockland; L Knight, Smith. for
Camden. j G Bird, -.
March 5-Ar, sch Alton, NORWOOD Portland.
Sch Alton, OF Portland has been sold to Capt L L
Norwood, and others. OF Kennebunk, tor a packet
to ply between Portland and Kennebunk.
The underwriters in the case of the barque Halla
Frank, which was lowed in to Gloucester by fishing
son, have arranged settlement with the salvors BY
allowing each vessel $1,000, and each of the men,
Thirty three In all,) 800 each; total, $500.
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REPORT OF THE CITY GAS AaRNT.-The an
nual report of the City Gas Agent shows the
gross receipts of the Company (including tenn
porary loans) were for the year ending Dec
81, 1868, $1SO,726.22; expenditures (including
payment of temporary ioans) $1sS, 1887. The
balance of cash on hand Jan. l, 1869, was ST.
335.15. Semi-annual dividends of four per
cent. amounting to 10000 each, were payable
July TO- 1858, and January 10, 1869. The total
consumption of gas for the year was 81, 4O7 ,312
cubic feet. The. Company has laid during the
year 1926 feet of three-inch main pipe There
are 341 stree lanterns and 1905 meters.
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Hair Dye Changes
in a moment
Red, Gray or White Hair, TO a Black or
Brown
\ that Nature cannot transcend
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GENERAL GRANTS MOTHER.

A Herald correspondent says that in CONVEX
sation with Grants father he asked the old
gentleman if his wife would be present to wit
ness the ceremonies. "No," he said, 81 tried
to coax her and bride her TO come, but she
wouldn't-I did not scold her about it, for I
never did scold her, and am too old to begin
now. She said, DO you think would go to
Washington and be stared atby fifty thousand
people and have every stitch on me printed in
fifty newspapers? No, indeed "She need not
stay away on that account" said the old gen.
tleman, "for she would have looked as smart
as anybody here; but she and Ulysses are a
good deal alike, and once her mind was made
up there was no use talking to her any more
about it,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-12
~ r,rna..skr ~. .nrxlco.

sAs Fa4 SO Jan 3. A letter irom
Col,na, Mexico, gives an account Of q
terrible earthquake experienced ia that
city on the morning o. Dec 10Th For
several days previous the volcano Of
Colima. thirty miles from The city, ex-
mbited symptoms Of internal commo-
ton, sending forth smoke aud steam,
accompanied by rambling and shak
ing Of the earth The morning Of the
Goth ut, was ushered in by d gentlo
rocking Of the earth, which gradually
increased IN violence until walls Of hous-
es we're cracked, and every thing break
able demolished Vibrations were from
the northeast 70 southwest, aud lasted
neorly forty seconds, The Cathedral,
warehouse, and several brick buildings
were cracked from top to bottom, peo-
plr we're started from their sleep II
is reported that several persons were
killed by the falling Of the walls Of the
National Hotel A shock was felt q
long distance in the interior In sever
a. places the ground opened Trees
were uprooted, hills levelled water
courses changed, and general upheay-
ing Of the earth took place. At the
city Of Manzanillo, the Cathedral build
ing, which stood shocks Of earthquakes
and storms for a century, was rive
from top to bottom, Even the tiles 0 a
the roof were broken. Some Is or 20
persons we're killed by the falling Of the
walls Of the American Hotel, and tfroe
others were buried beneath the ruins
Of Wasseman & Co.'S warehouse
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SLaAles


William Bewley, q Newport, hsa
Killed sa Foxes eiihln ihrca months
Wood IS so'd Is Crailsbary Al e.
Per cord hay a So per ton. oats at
about sc coats per bgshol
Mr A o Alton. II Charissicn. had
COW obpke 30 death last week. whllo
eating turuips
The number Il deaths il West
minister for lses was elopen The az
erage ago Is owes seventy years
BrattlelsoFo has a velecipcJle. . four
~hoeled vehicle the Invention 81 g q
Allen
4 three wears old child - S.as
Davis, q Euosburgh. cen into . pat Il
boiling water. last week and was zeal.
ded q death
Tie payroll u the contractors
shows that ahont 40 men, ali told.
were a work upon The Woodstock rail
road during The month u December
4 new altar o. Yufmout white mar
ble Is being executed IL cost 81 $50.
600. for ~ sicphen Roman Catholic
Church 10 New York The altar pee
Is vlli cost $loooo additional
Ha1pn Wilkins, II Eden. hal his
nose torn 11 rscoutlN and was other.
wise injured BY 4 falling hmb u treo
which he was ehopping
So attempt was made "a poison ]
NJ NILS u Sc Jehnsbury. The other
day by leaving n his way ping IF to-
baoco u the end Of which Was conceal
ed strychnlne enough 10 Kill twenty
men
Government bonds amounting 10
$4,000 which MI phllo Jcwott Of Noy
bridge. buried n ashes Tor safety, aud
which were bleached into almost worth
less paper have been recognized hy the
Treasury department, and the money
refunded
RurrfR Butter sold 81 ST. Adams.
on Tuesday. abou, the same as last
week fall butter at from to to As cts.
and winter FOR 50 cents The amount
shipped was 2l7 tubs. These were a.
so shipped AZ boxes Of cheese.
Roswell NJ Field, ofAlissouri. who
is mentioned as Senator Hendefsons
successor is the son Of the late Martin
Field, Of Nowfane, and brother OF
Chas X. Field Esq, Of Brattleboro.
He Is one Of the ahlest lawyers in ST.
Louis, If he is not at the head Of the
bar
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II 1855 .apTtssi sefs = wi3 H.
that 81 ~ Gal gtar ea II aus
m m hsI 3
be san vs. oaee
'rem Internal fessaas. 60 ssr a
be Na fW yn nat Tke
dessf 8em Be- ihs n' sfe ibg a1
= pad - ihs aaaleercc e popular
81 Ta4aaaent received. ~ in-
asaacs f fbf tAz 81 smoking and
efwBr gisaeoa ass. ID reuad mem
beers ansn mla0u dollars Add q
tbs ibs set - pr1lart.on aai Dealers
pfoats. vhith j. estimated ,o "a Eve
timca nage uhan the revenue tax,
amounting ie seventy 6re million dol
lars al ihe railroads paid together
loss than seven miliena lhe insgraaCe
companies lsss shhn tso nlllons, sad
ibe leleuHph au1 aaprtss companies
noi q milbgn between them s. that
casNng aud smoking tobacco oar
small ,ices ~ they arc called are re-
ally bigger thinqs ~ tie commission
ots feport than 81 the railroads, tele
Faphs express and insurance eompan-
YES ID The United States taken together
The number u cigars taxed was six
hundred millions II Is calculated that
a. many more ara used through SNUG
CHING. making a grand total yearly ex-
peuditurs 10 The United States of one
hundred and fifty million dollars for to-
bacco alone.
Win not some philantbropist discover
some remedy for this enormous aud
useless waste u money! Only think
q It. one hundred and hfty millions an
nually thrown away This would soon
hquidate our national debt The Ques-
ton recurs, where will an antidote be
found for this greatest Of evils Nac
lOrE Herald
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oooD .IDrycs ron rHH srlso.v.

The Providence Journal urges people
TO pay their small bills II says The
prompt payment Of small bills is some.
thing more than convenience, consid-
ering its results, and the real distress,
which the neglect Of il often occasions,
raises it 10 the dignity Of virtue.
There are many tradesmen, engaged in
an extensive business, who have TO
meet large payments, and who depend
br them upon the aggregate Of small
sums II makes no sort Of difference
with the payer whether these small
sums are paid to-day, OF tomorrow, or
next week II makes weighty differ
ence to the tradesmon, who is obliged
to keep two OF three clerks running ai-
ter hllle bills, and % pay one per cent.
a month for the money tnat is due to
him, ia thousand little sums, that he
should haze for the asking, aud that lie
is kept out Of BY the thonghtessness Of
SIS customers whom lie does not wish
to offend by importantly This is all
true as the gospel, bat we would teach
even a purer virtue, a higher morality,
aud say don make any small bills, but
pay as you 60. The habit Of getting
everything charged, from tooth pick
to a barrel o! -four, is most pernieious
one, yet most people would be surpris-
ca Il they could see the bills made out
by our traders, to perceive how many
small charges they have, how, even, IN
many hundreds Of instances the whole
bin II an individual for the quarter OF
tho BALI year, as the case may be, is
less than one dollar Probably the
individual had Che money in bis pocket
when he made the purchase and shee.
Aziuess OF the force Of habit prevented
his paying for il down and thus ending
the mptter Instead Of that It was
charged upon the books, drawn odupou
bin, aud perhaps took the time 81 a
clerk half an hour to collect Much US
it costs merchants aud mechanics to
collect these small sums, they cannot
afford 70 lose them, for the aggregate
often amounts TO considerable sum
but their customers ought not TO ask
them TO submit to such a tax, fer it re-
ally amounts to that. Among the new
resolutions Of the new year let us re-
commend 70 our readers that they make
Que not to run up any 'hsle bills, IN
less absolutely necessary, hereafter II
everybody would make this rule aud
live up to it, new years would be much
more happy than it usually is now.
IN fact, we don't know whether this
period Of bills is most dreaded by debt.
or or creditor at present Springfield
Republican.
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Tho New York Legislature conven-
ed on Wednesday last, Mr.. Young
love Of Saratoga is the Republican, and
VIM. Hetchman Of new York city the
Democratic candidate for Speaker
Minnesota yielded wheat crop
last year Of sixteen million bushels.
This is really more advantageous TO tho
people, in the long run, than crop Of
gold Of equivalent value.
A " esterrS editor has got such
cold in his head that the water freezes
on II when he washes it,
There were $40 dres in New York
last year, the losses being estimated at
s. 81 The number is loss by 1873
than the previous year, and tho loss
less BY 81 3Gs. 029
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TIKI TRu1H Anour ruE YuoclrrDE = G.
A. Dana, uhc Is the 'best yeloeipcdisi
in New York, and ought ~ know, 81.
swers correspondent thus a CORES.
pondeui al Carroll City, Iowa, wishes
az 10 inform him abou. the yeloclpedo
We answer that it is very amusing
and very exercising machine for loco
motion. ii consists Of tao wheels, one
before the other, connected IS q steel
OF iron reach bearing saddle. IN which
the rider sits Il is driven by two ped
ais attached 70 the fore wheel, ana keel
the riders legs pretty busy on per,
fectly smooth track, such board floor
o new Nicholson or asphafum pave.
ment or hard earth road in the com
try, il can be driven az the rate Of tif.
teen or twenty miles an hour, without
great labor; but on 3 rough road its
propulsion is labor indeed. In this
city it may be seen III operation every
evening nj the school Of the Messrs
Pearsall, corner Of Broadway and 22d
street Yelocipedes cost from 500 t.
$l25. There are three makers in this
city, whose STYLES, though all good, diff.
en- considerably from each other.
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TIM CocBr CoufD Nor WHOLESALE.
in an interior county Of Ohio, in a Grim
inal court presided over by Judge Of
considerable hurnor notorious thief
was on trial for larceny The princi-
pal question Of fact il the case was
whether the property stolen was worth
ahirtyfye dollars, or less thnn that
amount According 20 The statutes u
that state Il tho value amounted to this
sum, tie oaeuse was grand larceny and
the penalty would be Imprisonment ia
tho penitontiary whore tie rogue right
fully belonged After The Jury Ind
been ont foF several hours, they return
ed into court aud said to the Judge
that they could not agree unless DO
charged them whether they should os-
innate the goods at the wholesale or re-
tail price, Thereupon the judge drew
himself up, and enlightened them thus:
"Well, gentlmen, considering the way
the rascal came by the goods. don't
think the court can afford TO Wholesale
them to him
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fEaiM tfaa tfaA HH OIL fHaNl4ebf 80
- dsas Hrea q asasaasi Is AZ sflsesia ses
Naepa Nsg " = g. yssrs ksuss b, e l.sft
- $ iat srsfst Nsfl5 e - sesm o 3 ea %
,steaears p ssstwa hasfg sssAasaH, - 81
sa.ased g hesug. asns mass ass ihe sged
ssrI - FsessHs ~ ~sea sss bass Breed begopa
a.5ir Fai4ea wa5AHr TheEe uese hfg psfs1as
fFeseai uhoss sesn.ss AZ ets asm sfveuss
years g ms large Haaatlcf rFssass 4 the maf-
race Oa3s t1af vsrs tfaserf haw Fsssisb Hard
and - q asl NJ And Nrs Nslsps Randall tn
si.s sih e laausfy EfiY yesfs hge I,eseon ueF1
HAuae5 Miss 9ass sanfp71 BssA weFe ssiiees
n s5a8rsts Beunlseian Caauty. ~, aad rrs.3
"a thsrt unns sbagi iaarieen years age. when
taey esms eamhndsv. hath 10 sanaeAie And
ttn the vlgtty epspls have slvAss retained tas
respect eaa esterm u al theF ueisahoFe. Fuf
over hh4 years the Dsaaaa bas heid ~ he stan
lard a ihs Cress and fgr fariy yuars be ieid ia
ue,re = pose5a h ile ehunsh q bic native plaee.
Fev tavt asel - bong sn4 happily together
Thsf eh.lirar haFe runs hsfort them 30 tl.s bet.
- ian3 slach e Christian hal,s aad charity
tas5 afo uslaag lheir snmmons 0tal biess thc
good plasea anl h.a p8fihf eifs Psi
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Al the late Presidential election
Oahi and Collax had a popular major.
~ q 300, 900. snd received 2ls electo-
RAJ ro,es oat u DC OF this 300 600
majority more than $4,000 Was given
10 seven States. which. in the aggre
gate, east only SO electoral votes. via
Maine, Massachusetts,. Vermont Michi-
gan, Illinois. lows and Kansas From
this statement It vail be sceu that the
heavy Republican msiorilies exist in
tao localities in tho East aud the
West Outside Of these seven States,
toe majority q that party IN the late
contest was only Fl 900 Seymour Oh
iAined 20o, 600 in the four States OF
Kcntaeky, Maryland. Georgia and Lou
isiana, which cast only - electoral
votes. In the rest Of the Union the
contest between them was close and
sharp.
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T88 CUB.f.rR RR8LLI0.v.

L NC Subdusf bhhlig aNfHhtaesO " thS
distracted state ofaG4irs III Spain, have
inaugurated an insur rection to free
themselves from Spanish rule. The
cable brings daily and somewhat con
hteting adyiees from the island, aud
from their tone it would appear that
the rebels are likely to succeed Smart
ing under long years of oppression,
they are terribly in earnest now-de-
tei1nined to do or die. It more than
likely that very soon the Republican
flag viii cover the whole island, as
without the help of Cuban revenues
the Spaniards cannot carry on war
for which it will be necessary to sacri-
flee more men and dollars than they
are able to make in the present state Of
things. There las been considerable
fighting in the eastern district Of Cuba.
The Spanish or government troops, I'M
der Balmaseda, number 1900 men /,
500 are Veterans, and the rest recruits
lately arrived, and eonycts set at liber-
ty to fight for despotism Some Of
these have been coart martialed and
shot for crimes lately committed. The
slave traders, TO warm revolution, are
circulating that slavery will continue,
but there is no doubt that the Cubans
are fighting for universal freedom The
Junta Of Sibamin declared that it was
not necessary to arm the slaves, as 49,,
900 Cubans were IN tile camp, and they
need only the cooperation Of the ne
groes to cultivate the lands for the sup
port Of the liberaling army that the
slave win be freed without having to
light for his independence. Even the
enemies Of the revolution confess that
order prevails in all the districts occu-
! pied by its followers.
The following is the substance Of
yesterdays dispatches from Cuba: The
reyolui o nary forces, stroug ID mum
beis, are bsse ging Gibara aud other
towns, and 1000 Of them are holding
Col. Lono in check at Tnnis. The
Marquis Of Santa Lucia and Gen. Gas
tito, at the bead 81 rebel hands, remain
Ia the neighboraood Of Puerto Prin-
cipe. Provisions are arriving at Santi-
ago for the troops and furnishing peo-
pie Of the interior Thursday night,
by order Of the government, all the
statues Of Queen Isabella, and other
symbols Of the late dynasty, were re-
moved from the squares and public
buildings Captain-General Dulce has
( published bis proclamation. Il is ad-
dressed % Cubans He says Il will
brave every danger accept every re-
sponsIbihty, for your welfare. The rev.
olution has swept away the Bourbon
donasty tearing up By the roots a plant
50 poisonous that it purified the air
we bfca.hed To the citizen shall be
returned bis rights, 70 man his dignity.
You viii receive ali the reforms which
YOU reqaire Cabans and Spaniards
are a.i brothers FROM this day CuOa
will bot pc considered a province q
spasa. Freedom oithe press, The right
b eotlng ID public. and reprcsentaiioa
IN the National Cortes, the three fand
mental principles of true liberty, are
grated sou