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was LEFT at later hourto the thses vs,Sh~en
grounds. u y
To get an accurate ides Of the ass>s>. \.
will be well to state the exact condition Of
the work when the gale struck it. The
southern wall and towers had been 90 far I'd.
vanced as to form an almost complete Sec
ton, the roofs having been placed uponsthe
minor towers, and the roofing laid M d the
central tower on either side. The festof IL
trusses had been drawn In powerful ~.
chases to the positions which they vers de..
signed to occupy, and the roofing wD cam.
plete from either end up to distance Of sixarI
feet. The purlines were much further ~
vanced, and few hours would have seen
the front and first section Of the Coliseum 10
closely connected as to insure increased sup.
port for the remaining trusses- The truss
of itself was Of sufficient strength to uphold
ten times the weight which would have been
placed upon it, but the position Of the build
ing was such as to expose it to the full force
of the gale, before which it went down. The
square of the plan was laid across the com.
pass in such manner that the wind, blowing
from the southwest, struck directly upoa the
face of the southern wall, which had been
boarded up to the top of the towers, and OPP
posed an immense surface to the strong gale.
Inc theory advanced oy competent Judges -
that the towers and lofty frame work first
gave way, depriving the truss of the support
upon which it relied.
Amid the darkness which enveloped the
entangled mass of trestle-work, scantlings
and boards; hundreds of intereyted parsies
clambered over the hugh mass of broken
timber, some with lanterns. and others with
out light, tripping over the entangled cor
dage. and blindly cropping their way among
the trusles which yet remain to be raised.
Boston Journal.
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7ss, for which he has bs.u offered aaoo.

1888, for which he has been offered $500. Il
10 therefore In the Goth year OF its existence.
He has had it in his possession for nearly 20
years.
Thirty-one foreign steamers have arrived
increase of about 49, 600 tons. -...-..
The store of A. B Wright, in Saco, wa,
visited by officers a few days since, who
made thorough search for liquors. The
nearest that could be found to it, however,
was an old pump draped in mourning.
The Midway correspondent of the Bangor
Wing writes that young man named Bella
Garrett, was very badly injured by logs roll
ing over him. His skull was fractured and
he received other terrible injuries which
must prove fatal, though he was still breath
ing when the correspondent wrote.
A young man of Lubec, recently took it in
to his head to get married, and not being sup
piled with necessary fixings, borrowed q coat
from one, pair of pants from another, a pair
Of boots from another and vest from fourth,
so the ceremony might not be delay ed. He
is happy man now.
The Portland Advertiser says that the lob
ster factory at Carver's Harbor has been put
in operation for the seasons business, and
presents a busy appearance. This factory
put up 200, 900 cans of lobster last year, and
there is a fair prospect that this large bust
ness may be nearly doubled the present sea-
son.
The Age says the deposits in the Belfast
Savings Bank, April 18th, amounted to $685.
0l300. Number of books issued, 2.2lG In
crease OF deposits for the year $4,000.
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Burlington, VT, %. Steamers will COM
mence their through trips on Lake Cham
plain Monday, four weeks later than last year.
Philadelphia, 81. Deaths by small pox
this week, 50. The number of new cases
has largely decreased.
Baltimore, 81. Steamer Baltimore from
Bremen has arrived at this port. Capt. Fish
er died on board suddenly yesterday of
apoplexy. He was a native Of Hanover
Fortress Monroe, 27. Vice President Col
fax, Secretary Robson and number of
Congressman arrived here to-day on their
way to Norfolk. They return to Washington
tomorrow.
No. Platte, Neb., 27. Captain Weanhold
of the Sd cavalry, who went in pursuit of a
band of Indians that drove of stock near
fort Mcpherson on the Gath inst, succeeded
in overtaking them. Twenty Indians
were killed and a portion of the stock re-
covered
Cleveland, q. A fire at Akron this fore
noon burned the office of the "Akron Bea-
con-" together with the jewelry stores of
Remington, Storer & Co., and Abbey. Loss
$50, 900.
A safe, in the store of Davis & Bros, Fin
ley, Ohio was robbed this afternoon of $780,
the property of J. -Rothchilds L. s. revenue
collector.
Duluth, 27 The ice has cleared from the
river and lake, and navigation is open on
Lake Superior.
St. Louis, 81. A gentleman from the ter
minus Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail-
road in Indian Territory, says the company
moved the terminus from Muscogee to Otske-
holsko last Monday, and found the place in
possession of white desperadoes, under the
leadership of a man called "Tiger Bill" who
refused to leave. A telegram was sent to
Gen. Pope for assistance, and Lieut.. Quimby
with fifteen men was ordered from Fort Riley,
rs. When the informant left, Quimby had
arrived, and had notified the outlaws to leave
the territory or suffer the consequences. But
they still refused to 60 and collision was
imminent.
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STATE NEWS.

A hop man tells the Portland Advertiser
he can't sell his hops at any kind of prices
now beer is not made.
On Monday last the dwelling house, barn
and ut.houses of Asa L. Rice Of Guilford,
ture, farming-tool some 200 bushels of
grain and other produce, were almost entire
ly lost. The fire was first observed in the
attic, to which there was no access.
There was no insurance.
At a special meeting of Adoniram Council
No. IL, in Gardiner, on Monday evening last,
the following officers were duly installed by
Past L. /. Master, J. Morrell Larrabee.
Augustus StanwoOd, T. /. Master.
G. Melcher Holmes, X. /. g
ID. Carleton Palmer, L.
NJ. Francis Marble, Treas.
Augustus Bailey Recorder.
VIM. Grant, M. of Ceremonies.
o. George Wahlgren, Capt of Guards
Martin Horn, Conductor.
S. II. Tibbetts. Steward.
Moody Palmer, Sentinel.
The frame has been put up for the new
cheese factory at Six Mile Falls. Mr.. Orr.
one of the milk producers of that vicinity,
has started for Massachusetts,, to acqnaint
himself with their modes of manufacture.
We are glad to learn that the snow in
Buckfeld is rapidly disappearing.
The Westbrook Seminary Base Ball Club
have recognized, and are preparing for a
lively time this term. The first SHINE" are
as follows: Fuller, Anderson, Woodbury.,
Greenleaf, Totman, King, Morrill,, Murch,
Worthing.
Sheriff Thompson notified the liquor sell.
ers in PASSPORT to close their bars, on Monday
last.
Augustus c. Hsmlin, Bangor, has beer
awarded a patent for lining for furnaces
safes, &c. a.9
Rev. 7. G. Moses Of Lubec, has a silve
dollar In his possession of the coinage o
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
Forty-SscoDd Congress.Second Session
WASHINGTON, 81.
W
SENATE.

The deficiency appropriation bill was taken
up, the question being on Mr. Frelinghuys-ns
motion to reconsider the vote by which Mr..
Morrill's amendment restoring Jurisdiction to
the court of claims such value of captured or
abandoned property, was rejected yesterday.
After considerable discussion the motion
to reconsider was tabled, and the naval ap.
preparation bill was taken up, and among the
amendments adopted were the following
For surveying in the Pacific, 100000; pro-
viding, that no money appropriated by this
act be expended on account of engines con-
tracted for during the war. Making charts,
s20,o90. Also appropriating $4,000 for COM
pairing tables of planets,discovered by Amer.
lean astrologers. The bill having been con-
sidered in committee of the whole, it was re-
ported to the Senate. Amendments provid.
ing that the number of hours constituting
days work at the navy yards shall be the same
as Is customary in their immediate vicinity
was rejected. The bill was laid aside and the
Post Office appropriation bill was taken up
and read, but without further action the Sen
ate adjourned.
House.
The bill amendatory to the law pensioning
soldiers and widows of the war of 1912,
striking out the limitations of service and re-
strictions as to participation in rebellion,
were Iassed.
Adjourned to Monday.
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NEWS BY M ALL.

Mrs, Sherman, on trial in New Haven, was
Of murder in the second degree.
The fifty-third anniversary of the introduce
ton of Odd Fellowship into America was OBJ
served in many of the leading cities of New
England Friday. The general order of exer
cises consisted of procession, and levee
at night
The acting Attorney General holds that the
release Of Brigham Young practically ends
all proceedings against him and it is not prob
able that anything further will be done in his
case. He can only be called to account again
by new Indictment.
The situation in Spain appears to be criti-
cal. The insurgents now number 5000 and
many places are in state of siege. The
government has resolved to adopt the most
vigorous measures to suppress the insurrec-
ton. Serrano has gone to Navarro, and will
be appointed generalissimo of the govern
ment forces in the field. The officers of the
new Spanish Cortes are all supporters of the
government. Senior Rosas was elected presi-
dent.
Mount Vesuvius is in terrible state of
eruption. A fresh crater opened Wednesday,
and a scene of fearful magnifcence is there
presented. Many people have been burned
by the lava, and one report says some lives
have been lost. The villages on the noun
tain side have been deserted, and the inhab-
itants have campcd in the field. Destruction
is threatened all about, and the earthquake
shocks which accompany the eruption are
distinctly felt in Naples.
The great fair in aid of the Massachusetts,
homeopathic hospital, which has occupied
Music and Horticultural halls for the past two
weeks, closed Saturday evening. 1t is too
early to state exactly the financial results Of
the undertaking, but it is understood that the
net proceeds will be between sixty and seven
ty thousand dollars. 1t is probable that this
amount will be swollen to at least eighty
thousand dollars by funds to be realized here
after. This places the homppathin fair
among the most profitable enterprises of the
kind ever held in Boston.
In the Senate Friday, the deficiency bill
was further considered, and the section rela-
tive to the payment of workmen in the gov
eminent workshops under the eight hour law
was adopted substantially as it came from the
House. A bill to make the mail service to
Brazil sem-monthly for ten years, was re-
ported. In the House the DIR. Houard mat
ter was disposed of by the passage of the
resolution with Mr.. Bingham's amendment.
A resolution fixing the final adjournment for
May 20, was offered and discussed with con-
siderable spirit, and at last rejected. A bill
to remove political disabilities from about
l6, 900 persons was reported. The tariff bill
was considered in committee of the whole.
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COnfiagratiOn in South China {!
THE VILLAGE IN AsHEs-EIGHTEEN HOUSES
AND STORES BURNED.

South China village, in this county, about
twelve miles from Augusta, was visited on
Friday night with the greatest calamity
that ever befell it, and perhaps as large
even as that at Chicago, in proportion to its
size and wealth.
The fire broke out between midnight and
one o'clock, in the ell of John F. Wymans
house, and as the wind was blowing brisk
ly, spread with fearful rapidity, burning every
business place in its way. The fire swept
both sides of the stree. east of the hotel. The
following is list of the losses
The house, barn and store of John F. Wy
man. Loss $1,000; insured for $500. Mr..
Wyman was the heaviest loser the clothes
having been burned off his back. He sue
ceeded in saving hogshead of mslasses and
some -four and oil. The post office was in
Mr.. Wymans store.
The store of Samuel Stuart. Loss $4,000:
insured for $1,000. Mr.. Stuart resided in the
second story Of his store. He lost $50 in
money, besides all his goods.
The house, stable and store of Hon. AM
brose II. Abbot. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
The town library of about 1900 volumes val
ued at $1,000 was in Mr.. Abbots store, and
every volume was burnt. This loss will be
severely felt.
| The new Masonic building, owned and &C.
cupied by the Masonic fraternity. Loss ST.
500; insured for $1,000.
Theo. NJ. Jackson's carriage shop and
blacksmith shop. Loss 800; no insurance
The house, shed and large barn of Will
liam G. Kingsbury. Loss $500; no insur-
ance. The barn contained five carriages be-
longing to Mr.. Kingsbury, which were also
burned.
The house of Mrs Elmira Clark. Loss
$500; 10 insurance.
| The house and blacksmith shop of Mr.
George Kaler; stable not burnt Loss $1,000
insured for $1,000.
The stable of Nelson Russell. Loss 800 !;
no insurance.
A stable belonging to DIR. Tihbetts; loss
$500; partially insured.
Total number of buildings burned, eigh-
| teen.
The total loss is estimated at about $40, 900.
There are but two buildings at the corner,
spared from the ravages of the fre-the house
OF DR.. Tibbets and the hotel. In two hours
aftet the fire broke out, it exhausted it.
self leaving not piece of timber unscathed.
The buildings averaged about ten rods apart.
but as there is no fire department in town,
the flames were easily carried from house to
house by the high wind, resulting in con-
hagration from which the enterprising citizens
of the town will not recover for some time.
They will have the sympathy and help of all
who have felt the scourge of the fire iend.
/ For many of the above particulars we are
indebted to E. Meigs, Esq, and Mr.. j. Alb
bolt Kaler
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, %. Detached commander
Robert Bradford, from special ordnance duty
at Pttsbnrg. is ordered as inspector of ord
nances to Portsmouth. Surgeon Oberly is
ordered to the navy yard at Boston.
The balances remaining in the treasury to-
day arc, coin, S129, 6O7 $50; certificates, $685.
272,500; currency, 1911, 054.23.
A despatch received from the United States
consul at Jamaica, confirms the report of the
drowning of Capt. Alexander 7. Crossman,
commander of the steamer Kansas.
Special agricultural reports from all parts
of the country for April are unfavorable as
regards vegetation and the crops.
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News from New York.

New York, p. To parties wishing to at
tend the reunion of the army of the Potomac,
the Erie railroad will sell excursion or round
trip tickets to Cleveland at the following
rates From New York, Sl5; Boston, S23 !;
Philadelphia, SIS. Tickets will be valid for
passage between May first and fifteenth.
Baron Won Ledered, Austrian minister to
Washington, sailed for Bremen.
Patrick Sullivan died early this forenoon
from the effects of poison administered by an
unknown person.
The Methodist book committee spent the
day in an attempt to harmonic the majority
and minority reports.
A large steamship is building in one Of the
Brooklyn ship yards for the Japanese gov
eminent
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Special Notices.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

e c0An REWARD is offered for q better Remedy
OJUUU Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam, for
the cure of colds, coughs, throat, Group bf0n.
and ali diseases Of Ike natnre tnsn IA ~,
bottles sold, and not failure yet. "a g.ga~e
The following are q few of the names of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony; Mrs.
Hon. James w. Bradbury; Arson 2. Morrill, Ex.
Governor OF Maine; Mrs. Cot. Thomas Lambafd:
OF Augusta Rev. DR.. Kicker; Rev. Il. E. Martin ;
Rev. G. +. Penney Rev. VIM. A. Drew; Rev. H. +.
Wood; Col. +. NJ. Drew, Sec. Of State; Hon. J. L.
Woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. W. Stanley,
President First National Bank; Hon. b. II. Cush-
man, President Granite National Bank 8. w. Lane,
Sec Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name off. w. kinsman Is blown in the glass ofthe
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. +. w. KINSMAN, Proprietor,
Augusta, Me. Geo. Z. Goodwin & Co., Agents, 81
Hanover street, Boston. mar20.tly 1ys
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We notice that unauthorized parties in
Saco, annoyed almost beyond the limits where
patience is virtue, have taken the execution
of the dog law into their own hands; and sew
eral hapless ours, highly esteemed by their
owners, have had to give up their lives. An
ordinance enacted by the city council of Au-
gusta, levying tax of Sl.00 or 81 so on the
head of every dog, would either bring in
handsome revenue, or, what would be still
better. cause weeping, wailing and gnashing
of teeth among the dogs.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. April, 81.

ANH" OshH
COTTON sales 1850 bales. mid. uplands 23ss
FLOUR 5000; state 635g 100; round hoop ONO
1l559l0 western 81 1885 southern 90g9 90.
WHEAT 1900 bu; No. spring l5J6l65 ; new
e3 do winter red and Der western IFS al9O
CORN G+000 new mixed western 12s76ii;
20
OATS-sales 63oO0; western SOY 053
PORK new mess, 1900 old,
prime,
LARD $40 9s steam: kettle, l0h.
BUTTEK-Westn.l IS24 state. 33d32
WIISkEY Western free, 9lh.
RICE-Carolina, sx g9ls.
COFFEE-l7k 6l9h.
SUGAK-POrto Rico. q :Muscovado, sasI
MOLASSES-N. o. 53d60
SPTS TURPENTINE-g59h
ROSlN- 93S51s
PETROLEUM-crude, l24 gl2l6; refined, 22i.
TALLOW- Sx993S
FREiGHTs TO LIVERPOOL. Cotton, Lag
I'd, -four 0s, Cd, wheat 5Sd
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j. X. Osgood, Esq. of Gardiner, visited
Pittsfield on Friday evening, and organized
Reform Club, with the following list of Off
GERS President, Albion Written; Vice Presi-
dents, H. c. Chandler, DR.. VIM. s. Howe,
Lucian Maxfield; Secretary and Treasurer,
Orrin ". Haskell. Mr.. Osgood occupied the
stand for an hour and half. There was much
enthusiasm and lo4 sigaed the pledge. ADJ
dresses were made by members Of the club.
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Messrs. Lancey, Smith & Waldron, make
an announcement in our columns this morn
ing, which all housekeepers and those fitting
up their dwellings, old and new, should heed.
They have a large and splendid lot of carpet
ings direct from New York, which are being
sold at low prices
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April, p.
FLOUR-spring extras s25
WHEAT-No. ,. 1853
CORN-43 No.
OATS-253
RYE-No2,75
BARLEY-G for No. p.
MESS PORK l2
LARD-SA
LIVE HOGS-4t5
RECEIPTs-4SVU hOur, 1900 wheat $1,000 corn
5000 oats. 1900 barley, 5000 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-5OO0 -four, II 600 corn 10000 oats
1900 harley Is 90 hogs
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The meetings of prayer are continued each
evening this week in the vestry of the Free
Baptist church. A short lecture by the pas
tor or some other clergyman will be given
each evening. Rev. Mr.. Heath of Uallowcll
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San Francisco, 81. Inch, superintendent
of Ferguson mine, Mariposa, and William
Oliver, were drowned at Mecard river yester-
day.
Kyger, county treasurer of Walla Walls
county, Oregon, has been arrested on suspi-
cion of completely in the recent alleged rob-
berry of the county ifunds.
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PROBABILITIES.

Cloudy but pleasant weather will continue
very generally over the New England, Mid
die and Southern States. Cloudy and
threatening weather and rain north and west
of the Ohio valley, with brisk and possibly
very brisk winds. The lowest barometer will
probably move eastward over the upper
lakes.
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Mrs. Louise Woodwork Foss of Boston
will give reading from programme select
ed for the occasion, at Oak Grove Seminary.
vassalboro, on Tuesday (to-morrow) eve
ming.
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The new firm of Emery & Whitehouse will
commence business at their renovated and
improved stand, in Market square, to-day.
They make fine display of fresh meats, and
it will be the endeavors of the new proprie-
tors to keep up with the times in the provision
line
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A Reform club is to be formed at Rockland

A Reform club is to be formed at Rockland
tomorrow TUESDAY evening Arrange
ments have been made for grand rally.
Capt Wyman, first President of the Augusta
Reform Club, DR.. Brickett, j. X. Osgood, r.
l.. Fogg, Esq, and other members of the Au-
gusta club, also Hon. Joshua Nye Of Au
gusta and other speakers will address the
meeting.
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Local an1 State Nems.

The German. Danl OF Boston has been en-
gagged for Commencement at Waterville.
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The w Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-7 z. NJ.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, April, 81.
MESS PORK-ls.50
LARD sa4.
BULK MEATS-sides ~
BACON-shOulder. clear rib6.< sides Z;
WHISKEY-S4
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
+. A. Hawiey y Co.,
BANKERS. a

No. |, Devonstlire, cor. State ST., Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check, drawn as on any City
Bank.
Out-oftown depostors will have their remittances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Bust
ness, negotiate Bonds, stocks Notes and other Sc.
curities, make collections throughout United Statea
M Il ~ 3 f y
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The spring term of Colby University closes
Wednesday, with vacation Of one week.
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices of few of the most desirable
Bonds:
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota IS sew
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western IS 80
Logansport, Crawfordsvile and I'VE ga %
Chesapeake and Ohio 6s ~
Connecticut Valley Is a5
New York 4 Oswego Is a5
U. s. Bonds and other marketable Securities al.
lowed fun price in exchange. spmarls- teod3m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-14
3I

niatnos que este hacen, llegado q mo.
IaeDto de- praeticarlas, Sc niegan & elld
porque SIS convicciones no alcanzan mas
ala de su vana palabrerfa: enganar 8 4
gente sencilla; formar atm6sfera con men'
tidos alardes de patriotismo, este es su te'
ma: hoy el non plus ultra de sus aspiration
mes son los Ayuntamientos jpor qu6l
porqaelT ven una nueva nina que explotal
y tan es asf que con motive de Ia insta-
lacion de la Diputacion provincial. iCuan-
tos y cuantos aspirantes Sc presentaronl
iCuantos disgustos Sc ocasionaron! Z to-
do por puro patriotismo; pero estamos se1
guros de que 81 los destinos fueran ad-hono-
rem nj disgustos hubiera habido nj pre-
tendencies Sc hub;eran presentado iAh,
espartanos del siglo diez y nueve, con
hombres como vosotros sesalvara la pa
tria! lQuien 10 duda! Concluimos repitien-
do:
Todos gritan, abajo Ell tirano,
Todos qu'eren la patria salvar,
Todos quieren 81 mejor destno
Estirando cada uno cual mas.
Cascar&.