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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-16

The financial result of the Great
Boston Jubilee is one of those things
which no fellow can find cut. One
newspaper, protesting to be we'll in
formed, assures us that there is a
deficit of $l50,OC +; but another news
paper family declares this statement
to be I" somewhat premature All
the bills are not in, nor have all the
receipts yet been accounted for but
when they are, the more enthusiastic
believe that there will be enough to
meet all demands, with something
over quite handsome for the great
Gilmore. What world for dancing
in this would be, if it were not neces-
sary to pay the piper
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-16
Sl'etial Aotlses.
~~N1~s ~@~~N .
What DIR. Crooks Wines Of Tar will siO

What Dr. Crooks Wines Of Tar will do {
WEST ALEXANDRIA,, o., Oct. Is, 1870.
PT0pretors Dr. Crooks Vine of Tar:
GENTLEMAN: am under great obligations to you
for the benefit derived from DR.. Crooks Wine of
Tar. And to those afflicted, wish to make it known
that had !'een suffering for sixteen months with
a bronchial affection. commenced using Your
medicine with but little confidence in it's curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
health much improved, and after having taken six
bottles, am happy to state that am entirely cur
ed and i'll the enjoyment OF good health.
Yours, JOlN ]. Cook.
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b. s. l.. 1862 L. o. Ii. Il.

WE members of Bayou Sara Lodge No. 162. 7. n.
3; T., will bear in mind that the regular meet.
ing viii be held on each Sunday at O'Clock =. N.
requested To attend. "Ao
n, s. WELL, President.
'"' A'Sp"h'"' secretary. mylO tt.
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nj HUBERT,
Tin, Copper and Shect.Iron Worker.
Maguire.s Old Stand,
Sun Street.. Bayou Sara. La.

Citizens, Planters, and Others needing work in
will be promptly attended to. '
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutter.
Iu .5~, Also, to repairing Cooking Stoves.
kR"All work guaranteed. t.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28
A Warlike Peace.

The London Standard thinks that the peace
of Europe rests upon a very questionable foot
Ing. There Is not a corner OF the continent
which is not armed TO the teeth. N. Thiers
openly boasts that he possesses an incompar.
able army, and all the elements OF France
Radicals, Orleanists, L%egitim!sts and Imperial
ists-are united upon the necessity Of obtain
Ing revenge from Germany as soon as prac-
tlcsble. Neither Prince Bismarck nor Count
Andrassy, the Austrian Premier, believe that
peace will continue, and the meeting OF the
Emperors at Berlin was due to the desire on
the part of the high contracting Powers inter-
ested, TO come to an understanding upon this
subject. Even Servia claims that she can put
500, 900 men Into the field, and while Italy Is
terrifying Monte Mario, on the Italian side OF
the Mont Cents tunael, TO guard against the
French military preparations at Modane on
the French side Of the Alps, Spain Is urging a
demand upon England for the possession of
Gibraltar. Involved In these complications,
also, is the question of the Pope and Prussia,
introducing into the troubled arena of Euro.
pean politics religious disseDsloDs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28
A Democratic Comment upon the Elec-
lion of Moses.
,rrou ,ho creenviue Enterprise.l

From the Greenvile Enterprise.l
The Boilers movement, from Its very olrtn,
gave unmistakable evidence of weakness, sno
It grew no better fast. The result 10, the can
d,date who has been held up to public vie"
by the Boilers as the worst man IN this very
corrupt State, will walk into the Gnbernato-
rial Office. Whatever may be said TO the dis
advantage of Franklin J. Moses, Jr., his being
a native and to the manor born will commend
him In the eyes Of many who were opposed tc
his election. That this fact will a v a ten
dency TO control his course in administering
the government honestly and fairly to al
alike, let US hope. Governor Moses comes
into office at q time when the services Of 6
good and wise man are needed at the helm o.
the State, and It he will but correct a few o
the great evils, from the effects Of which the
States's existence as al honorable common
wealth is sorely threatened, he will deserve
the thanks and grateful applause Of every
one, be he anRtive or no, 1t matters not VIVA
may have been his past record.
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A Remedy a. Bad as Inc Disease.

A correspondent of The New Orleans Pic
ay7rns recommends the introduction from
South America Of an Insect Known as the ter
rler ant to destroy the cotton and boil worm
In The Southern States. This ant Is harmless
to vegetation, but makes short work of any
insect or small animal which encroaches on
Its premises. A scorpion, an insect very
tenacious of life, was killed by the ants In
three minutes, q centipede In four minutes, a
tarantula In less than two minutes, and a
snake nine feet long in fifteen minutes. The
Pcayuns's correspondent is convinced that II
the terrier ant can be introduced Into the
Southern States the cotton and boil worm
would soon be q thing of the past. But II the
ants are as destructive as alleged, aRd can
settle 8 nlne.foot snake in fifteen minutes,
might not their introduction be a little dan
gerous. Having finished the cotton worms,
perhaps they would acquire an appetite for
the cotton plckess.
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Prosperity or tho South.

New York Is jubilant over the marked revi-
val of her Southern trade, const quent upon
the recovery Of the South from the long sea-
son of depression which followed the war and
reconstruction. The EUening Mail tells US
.sFor almost every class Of merchandise the
s.orders have been larger and the quality
lsof goods better than for many years past,
s.and there seems to be an unwcnted ability
land readiness to pay cash or to ask only
"very short credit. Actual Investigation
..shows that the increase 10 business with the
different Southern States varies from twenty
five to fifty per cent. Of the whole amount for
..the past seasons. Not only does the demand
..for more aAd better merchandise evlnce q
.,prowing prosperity, but the call for agrleul'
s.tural Implements and machinery shows that
ssthe people are earnestly at work establish
sing their industries upon a solid basis"
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for q similar purpose. The most Imposing
portion of the building will consist OF an im-
mense rotunda or dome sS4 feet In diameter
and 275 feet high. In order to form q com'
harrison with the other edifces, 1t may Do
stated that the span of the dome OF 81 panrs
Cathedral, London, is ll5 feet, and Oh Oh
Peters, Rome, is 1sl feet. The span Oh inc
dom of the Exhibition building inLondon, IN
1852, was 1874 feet. The rotunda OF the vienna
Expositlon building forms the centre Oh lne
gallery of the main nave, which is " ieel
vide and 1858 feet long. The entire space 10
be occupied amounts to {, 7s3. 300 square yaras.
The SPACE of the London Exhibition BUILDING
of 1851 amounted to $4,000 square YARDS; OF
the Paris Exposition Of 1855 to 1924 square
wards; Of the London Exhibition Of 1857 10
222. s1s equare yards, and OF the Parie Expo
sItlon of 1867 to 3 ,s45 square yards.
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Ell WEEKLY NEWS. one year 81. SIX copies
ana. Ten copies, 70 one address. slt.
ILLUSTRATIONS in all cases payable IN advance
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dono, protection against losses BY man may 10
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snle to the order Of the proprietors OF q NsHo'
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eHor1urs OF Wants, TO Rent, Lost and founa,
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The New Lesislature-something to be
Thankful For.

Among the results Of the recent State
election, there Ia one at least which we can
hail ss a substantial gain, and which en-
courages the hope that the redemption OF
the State from the evils that aflict her, may
not. after all, be far of. By an examination
Of the list OF members elect OF the General
Assembly, published in TIE NEWS to-day, 1t
will be. seen that there Is a marked improve
ment In The composition Of that body the
Conservatives having made respectable
gains in each OF the houses. In the Senate
of last YEA there were only five ConserVa'
tIves, and one OF them, Mr.. Joel Foster, OF
spartanburg, by bis removal from the State
during the session, reduced the number to
four, which, In such a body, proved totally
inefficient minority. Next winter. however,
there will be eight staunch Conservatives In
the Senate to oppose the twenty-five Repub-
lican members; and eight good men can do
much toward preventing the contamination
OF bad measures, and In distributing judi.
ciously and honestly the minor offices IN
their respective counties. In the House OF
Representatives, In which body every scheme
for p~lundefing the people must originate,
there will be t%wenty-four Conservatives,
where there gere but twelve last winter.
Thus the little band, to whom the taxpayers
OF the State have a right to look with conf
dence for the protection OF thels interests,
has actually been doubled in numerical
strength. Nor mnst it be forgotten that among
our legislators elect are included strong men
like W. b. Wallace, OF Union, Gabriel Can
non, of Spartanburg, Henry A. heetze, OF
Lexington, and others, whose voices, in all
that concerns the public veal, are sure to
be heard and needed, when their mere votes
might avail little. All honor to the coun-
ties that have been able to do thus much for
the salvation Of South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28
The Losses OF Paris.

Some idea OF the cost to Paris of the recent
between France and Prussia can now be
formed. The Project OF the Seine has jus,
published q financial statement Of his depart
ment, from which 1t appears that the losses
occasloned by the Prusslan and the civil wal
amount to 483, 00o, 1000 francs, which sum In.
cludes the indemnity Of 200, 900, 900 francs,
which Paris had to pay the Germans. The es.
Innate thus made by no means represents the
actuei amount of damage done to. Paris and
the envlrons, as the Project has based bis
figures on the indemnity which has been al.
lowed to the suffsrers-an indemnity which,
In many Instances. only covered a tenth part
of the damage done to property In various
wava.
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A Warning from The Nation.

That slaid Radical sheet, The Nation, re-
capitulates, with evident disgust, the results
of the South Carolina election, and adds;
apparently, then, the Ring Is to have con-
''trel for the next two years; but nothing Is
'eternal; and we advise all widows and or
sphans who hold South Carolina bonds to look
''out for the opposition when once 1t does
'come into power. The Georgia Democrats
sshad not half the temptation to repudiate
(which the Republican rascals have given the
s'south Carollnlsns, but they made short work
''of repudlating."
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The New Deal.

The Georgetown Times predicts that the
election of Moses, Jr., as Governor, will be
followed by the election OF Moses, ST., to the
o. 8. Senate, in place OF Mr.. Sawyer, while
the seat on the Supreme Bench, thus made
vacant, is to be filed by Mr.. G. D. Melton.
Our contemporary does not state the grounds
upon which these changes are predicted; but
1t expresses qualification at the prospect of
the elevation of Mr.. Melton to the bench.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-28
A Woman's Comment.

The Woqnan's Journal, in referring to a re-
cent notorious case, in which a woman was
acquitted of a charge of murder, in utter
disregard of the evidence, says: "1f half the
s'jury had been women, In accordance with
''the spirit Of the law, the prisoner would
ssmost probably have been convicted"
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Mercy TO Readers.

The Philadelphia Star hits the nail on the
head in saying that one of the secrets of sue
cessrul Journalism, In these progressive days,
Is to give no more extended notice to matters
than persons interested In them can find lime
to read. There are very few men who have
either the time or the patience to wade through
q column of printed matter, the substance OF
which could be satisfactorily presented In
a-fourth the space.
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Jpint stork Goupaup.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF.
~ THE CHARLE5TON JOINT STOCK CON.
PANY for this benefit Of the state Orphan Asylum.
CLAYS No, 2i9-,NrURDkY MORNING. Oct. e.
H-28-23-27- "a 1-25-6s -l0-46-9l
GLASS No 220-SArURDAY EVENING. Oct Is.
l2-67-26- Observation-Disclosures
oct2s-l A. MORGSu. Sworn Commissioner,
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DRIvATE BOARDMG.-GOOD PR
VATE Bard can BIZ obtained for Permanent,
transient and Lay 8oarders, on application AZ
No. 20 Meeting street. octll-fmw1mo&
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Cost aud 5cnrn.

T OsT, ON THE Esd INSTANT, A GOLD
IL LOuKET, marked IS. ". Wbitwell to VIM.
Mcuregor,n dc. A liberal reward will be paid II
left &C nv ONCE. D. MCPHERSON. oct28-S
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GEvENTY-FlvE HEAD OF MULES
y aad HORSES, at hOCKADAY's STABLES,
UUiuubus street, for sale low for cash or city &C
ceptance. oct26-l0S
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prnas a1h Mealeinea.

DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
IL: NATlO SYRUP.
Warranted undernatn never to have failed to
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O.. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkill, Philadel:
phia; the wife or Rev. ]. B. Davis, HiRhtstown,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Bon. J v. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator. Stewart, Baltimore;
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
- DE-. GEO. CAULIER, AGENT
july1-1yr charleston Sc.
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for 6ale.

MULES AND HORSES AT 3. OAK.
lHl MANS Stable, No. IS Church street, suita.
ue Tor plantation aud timber work, for sale on
time. OCl284S
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CINGLE GENTLEMEN Oh A FAMILY
- can obtain BOARD, with pleasant Rooms,
npUn reasonable terms. at No. n Broad street,
on the south side, between Meeting and King
streets. ocLl6
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Muniripalt Notices.

Refresbmert 6alogls.
AoADFnT Of NOs10 SALOON:
OYSTERS on the Haltshsn. and Hot Tom and
Jerry tonight. Also, Lunch from II to l O'Clock.
= ..4:.: !. a;.3 LOUIS RONNER,
oct7.lmo Late Bsrkseper at the Mills House.
Trusas . at buholssals.
nOwIE, NOISE d DAVIS
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND
wHoLRsALE DRUas1sTs !,
.s4:aa CHARLESTON. So.
a',4
& -
:. We beg TO call the attention OF Druggists, Ply
sicians and. Country Merchants to our large and
complete Stock of all Goods usua ; y kept In 9
First.clnss
WaOIESALE OhUu VAnChSoSNt
consisting In part OF Pure DRUGS. Medicines and
Chemicals, Fereign and Domestic, all Proprietary
Articles, Instruments. Trusses, Supporters, Band.
ages, Suspensions, Glassware, window Glass,
Putty, Paints, ola and Dye rStuns, instruments,
Pcrfumery. Fancy Goods and Druggists Sun.
dries, which have been selected. with great care
10 meet the wantso Of all IN need Of Reliable Artit
Giles at moderate prices.
We are also Proprietors Of the following, which
we .oner with confidence "a being equal to any
similar Preparations in the market:
SUMTER BITTERs, the Great Southern Tonic.
NOISES LIVER FILLS, Purely Vegetable.
HOSES HORSE. Hoa AND CATTLE POWDERS.
NOISES FEVER AND AaUE PILLS, Warranted
to Cure. H.--i
NOISES POPULAR WHITE WORM CANDY.
NOISES MORNING stan. YEAST OR BAKING
POWDERS.
coLL1BR's. REMEDY FOR NAN AND BEAST,
the Best Eminent ever used.
We ore Agents for the following Houses, whose
Articles we ocer at PrOpretors' prices:
DE-. voNGHLANN's ROYAL GROWN soHNAPPs.
This world-renowned Tonic IL. highly recon-.
mended by the most eminent German Pbysi.
clans, and pronounced by them as perfectly
pure, and free from all adnlteraticn. t1a
JOHN wYErH 4 BRO, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pharmaceutical Preparations Beef Wine
and Iron, 'Tasteless Cod Liver OIL, !" Pepsin,
Bismuth and s%tryohnlne, DC.
HANCE BROS. & WHITE, OF Philadelphia-stand.
ard Solid and Fluid Extracts and Sugar
Coated Pills.
LIEBIG's Texan Extract Of Beef, Ia all size
packages. "
Excelsior Spring Saratoga Water. Fresh sup
piles received monthly.
TIEMAN d CO.'S Celebrated Surgical Instru.
ments. i
LONGS Portable Saltwater Apparatus. All
complete In one Sill aer.PIsted Draw Stand.
The Cheapest and most Easily Managed Foun.
tain In the world.
PATENT SPRING SHOWCASES, WALNUT AND
METAL FRAMES,
4, s, Q, 7 and 8 feet; always on hand.
jun3.mw5mos
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WTANTED TO RENT, THREE Oh
w four rOoms, suitable for O small family,
or q small house, Address "B. A." NEWS Office.
oct2S-ls
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Bu1rnltIa.

COUTHERNERS VISITING THE NORTH
. GIN obtain nrst-class Board at No. Q West
enty.ninth street, New YORK. four doors from
Gilsey House. and In the nelgnDorhood OF nine OF
the prtuclpal hotels. Terms $l4 per week. Tran.
Silent RQardara taken. oct28 limo
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OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-R1CH-
y LAND O%OUNTY.-lN THE OUMMON PLEAS.
O. b. P~LTTINGILL, Plaintiff, against WIN. b.
plant served.-To WIN. 3. BOYCE, Defendant in
this action You are her BY summoned ana re.
quired 10 answer the complaint IN this action,
which Is filed In the oflce o the ClerK Of the
Court oil Common Pless FOL. said county, and TO
serve. o copy OF your answer on the rub. crtbers
at their office, IN tia Statehouse at Columbia,
within twenty days after the service OF this sum.
mons on you, exclusive Of the day OF service; and
II You fall 70 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action Will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded In Inc
CONF amt.
Dated September il, 1877.
kOHAMBERLAIN, SEABR0OK d DUNBAR,
Gepa0.u6 Plaintiff 70 Attorneys.
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Datta.

WTANTED, A GOOD FEMALE COOK
w with good recommendations. and Will
no lncumuranres. Apply at rs Middle street.
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EOR SALE, A HOUSE WITH FOUR
10 looms and kitchen attached. No. 10 Smith
street., above Morris street. Terms $1o6o cash.
on premises, Oot25-6S
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Busir.ss Garns.
legal Nntlres.

A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
n against the Estate OF EUGENE A. ROVE,
deceased, will present the same properly attested,
and those indebted will make immediate pay.
ment to JOHN F. ROVE,
Qualified Executor,
oct2l.m3 No. Ia Queen street.
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XKTANTED, ALL TO go TO WHITES"
w for their Furniture ana save 20 per cent.
We went there and was surprised to SEQ 30 much
Furniture at such low prices. His Btocr'c yers q
space Of about twenty thousand square feet.
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A YOUNG LADY, WHO CAN TEACH
II the English Branches, Latin and Music, Ia
very deslrous OF obtaining q situation as teacher
In q private family. address IL. A. r." Box No.
81, BeDnettsvIlle, s. @. oct2s-l2
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VXTANTED, TO GO IN THE COUNTRY,
q steady Woman to Cook and Wash for q
small family; also, a ChIld's Nurse. German pre-.
1erred.) Apply. with reference, at WaVerly House,
between IL O'Clock A. N. anu 2 p. u. Oct2s.2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-30

Los delegados de los centres hispa.
no-ultramarinos han acordado, en- session
de hoy, por unanimidad con aclamaclon
ageno todo m6vil irter6s de partido
de escuela, dirigr al presidente del con.
sejo de ministries un enthusiastic y ardoro-
so placeme por el lenguaj je patri6tico y
levantado que us6 aver tratando de la po.
Utica del gabinete en- las cuestiones de
Utramar, con este motive ha pasado a
llevarle personalmente el.voto de Ia junta
una comision compuesta de los senores
marques de Manzanedo, presideote; NJ.
R. P, fray Pedro Payo, don Francisco de
Oteyza, don Jose Morales y Borrero, don
Francisco Haas y don Camilo Villabaso.
ID. Jose Maria Sanroma, diputado
puerto riqueno y conseiero de Estado, ha
presentado su dimision de este cargo, a
consecuencia de su dlstinta manera de
YER los asuntos de Ultramar, como Sc de-
mostr6 aver tarde. Esta mai1ana ha con-
ferenciado con ell presidente del Consejo
ministries.
-Tiene todo el caracter de una decla-
racion la segunda parte del siguiente suel-
to que publca El Impartial del dia 12:
'Los que desean en- la autoridad supe-
rior de Cuba IN prestigjo sin mengua y
fuerza propia, no deben inqn;etarse por-
que a IN per6jico cua'quiega lie ocurra
lamar la especie de que el goherno Sc
coupe de buscar reemplazo al digHo GO
neral Ceballos.
Nadie, que sepamos, ha pensado en- en-
war allf al general Concha, merec'endo,
por ell contrario, ell general Cebalos la
mas completa cou6anza de- gobierno.
La autoridad superior de Cuba por su
parte Sc hace cada vez mas d;gna de ella
por su acertada polftica, ssf como por la
exceiente direction de las operaciones mi
litares."
DEsPACHO PARTICULAR DE Ell CoMERCIo.
Madrid, IL de octubre las Il Z de
la monana.
Los insurrectos del Ferrol intimaron la
rendicion los guardias de diyersos oan.
tos de aquel puerto, siendo rechazados en-
todas parties.
Madrid, idem las S de la noche.
NADIA nuevo del Ferrol. Sanchez Bre-
qua espera los refuerzos que Sc le han en-
vlado, y ocupa, entire tanto, la ciudad,
Los insurrectos Sc mantienen en- sus posi-
clones.
En- ell Congreso Sc han discutido hoy
aIgunas actas.
La dimision de Sanroma acentua la di-
sidencia en- el ministerio y en- la mayorla.