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Mosoo and Chinchilla Beavers.

A large stock at low prices. Heavy Melton
Cashmere, just the thing to keep ont the cold
and wear good only Sac per yard.
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Gloves and Mittens

new stock. Nubias from SOC to / 2S.
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A new stock at reduced prices, from ], ,25 up.
Scarfs and Nubias.
, 1872-12-22
NOTICE,

Petor Mue1ler requests that all tho creditors Of the firm
Of Mueller Schoendube to send him their bills within
eight days to mako straight settlement up to date
, 1872-12-22

well-posted s.tioncr abba to taxa charge Of the It
tiouery department ii city book house. Address
references, r 4s. Tribune Office.
, 1872-12-22
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1879.
The annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of this Bank
or the electon Of Directors for the ensuing ye1r Will BE-
held at the Banking Office, Tuesday the lth day Of
January. 1873 between tho hours of lo and O'clock
j. Nick. SANGER, Cashier.
, 1872-12-22

Tho cold snsp reminds us that MesHrs. Bishop b
Barnes corner Of Monroe and State streets, have
elegant stock Of lades and gentlenens furs, which
would make very desirable holiday gifts. Judging
from the rush at their store yesterday should say
that the majority Of ths people Of the fact
but to those who are not, would say that their
stock as large and fine any in the city md their
prices always reasonable Bishop Barnes, State and
Monroe streets, sign Of the Black Bear.
, 1872-12-22

Presentation Goods.
Something new and nobby ut 6rehl's drug store,
80 West Madison street, Clinton; ladies' seal
skf >ortnaonnaIes also Large assortment Of gents
dressing casea, Russia and Turkey Morocco pocket
books card caRes, toilet sets IN great variety, and
general line Of fancy goods for the holidays.
, 1872-12-22

DICKENS WORKS. The Riverside Edition.
Gilbert, Cruikshank, Phiz, etc.. in % VOL
nmes. i'll extra half calf. Publishers price,
$1,000. Offered at $4,000.
lustrated. Half calf. Publishers price,
$44o0. Offered ut $500.
THACKERAY: Crown 0ctayo Edition. Illus
trated edition. II vols. Tree calf. extra.
Catalogue price, $4,000. Offered at $500.
THE SANE. Cabinet Edition. Illustrated. %
vols, Half al cSalf, extra. Price, $4,000. Of
THE SAME, Illustrated Library Edition; %
vols Full tree calf, extra: Catalogue
| price, $125.00. Offered at $4,000.
WAVERLEY NOVELS. 4S vols, 1Smo. Pro-
| fusely illustrated Half calf, extra. Edin-
burgh. Price, $125.00. Offered at $1,000.
THE SAME. Illustrated Library Elition. 25
vols Half calf. extra. Publishers price,
$500. Our price, $4,000.
RYING'S WORKS. Peoples Edition. 26 yols.
limo. Half calf. Publishers price, $71.50.
Our price, $500.
FR0UDE'S ENGLAND. Longman's Post Octave
Edition. 12 vols. Tree Cali. Regular price,
| $4,000. Our price, $4,000.
| THE SAME Scribners Edition. IL vols,
12mo. Half calf extra. Publishers price,
$4,000. Offered at $4,000.
SHAKESPEARE. Va1pey's Edition. Is vols,
to $31.00.
THE SAME. Shatford Edition. vols. Half
calf Publishers price, $4,000. Reduced to
C00PER'8 WORKS. Riverside Edition. 50
Offered ut $4,000.
TAGNEs ENGLISH LITERATURE. 2 vols.
Octave. half calf Publishers price, $15.00.
Our price, $780,.
PLUTARCHS LIVES. Large print Edition in
5 octave vols. Half calf. Publishers price,
$25.00 Reduced to $4,000.
PLUTARCHS MORALS. S octave vols. Half
calf Uniform with the Lives. Publishers
price, $25.00. Reduced to $4,000.
ALIs0Es HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE.
In s octave To1s Half calf Publishers
price, $34.00. offered at $27.00
THE SAME. English Edition. In q vols.
Half calf. Price, $1,000. Offered at$52.00.
PREsC0ITS WORKS. In Is vols, HaH calf:
Publishers price, $3.50. Reduced to 9S54.00.
MRS. JAMEs0NS WORKS. A beautiful set in
5 vols: Tree calf. Price, $4,000. Reduced
to $4,000.
THE CHATTERB03. The American Edition Of
this beautiful English Juvenile Book Eis now
exhausted, and none are to be had Of the i1n-
porter, and it is consequently scarce in Chica-
60. We have about so copies left for our re-
tail trade.
Cut this advertisement out and bring it
with you.
| cobb, ANDREWS & 60.
, 1872-12-22

ii. Va o. NJ
The members Of Home Lodge, No. A6 O. O. T.. sss
iuvited attend RebrkAh Degree meetl18 on h9naH
ovanino Dac q 1679 G, ". CLARK, N. q.
S' ~ A. Y: HuT6- Rae. Sscs
, 1872-12-22

Attention. Sir KNIGHTS

Masonic.
The annual communication OF Nanbansia Lodge: Nc.
s for the ELECTION Of officers and to a1e acton wa 5eI
10 Lodge Hall, Twentycgnth and State.ts MOI
day evening, Dec. g. at ~ O'CLOCK Al EneHoerS ~
' ~ E. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,(
ANDERSON COUNTY. -
80

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA,l
ANDERSON COUNTY. Is
IN THE, COURT coMMoN PLEAS.
John w. Daniels, Clerk of Court, Plaintiff,
against James Martin, Defendant.-Judg-
nle7t for Foreclosure and Sale.
DY virtue of the Judgment of the Court of
ID Common Pleas, rendered by the Hon.
James L. Orr. Judge of the Sth Judicial Cir
cult, in the above stated case, to me directed,
will expose to sale on the First Monday in
March next, at Anderson Court House, the fol-
TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in the County of Anderson, on waters
of Iiddle's Creek, containing $50 acres, more
or less, bounding lands of Thomas Dickson,
John McLain, Mrs Watkins and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money snd the costs of these proceedings cash,
the remainder on credit of six months, with
interest from day of sale, purchaser to give
bond, with good security, and a mortgage of
the premises, to secure the remaining purchase
money. with leave to anticipate payment OF
the whole amount cash. Purchaser to pay ex-
ira for papers and stamps.
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Feb 8, 1872 81 -
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explains itself:
yr CHARLESTON, s, G., Feb. q, 1872.
DEAhsias: Ih-conhseduence of the daily re-
quests received from planters, we have decided
in payment Of Gyano next fan -anoE give the
planter benefit of advanced price, at his option,
and hereby authorize you to make sales on
these terms with all trustworthy planters who
prefer this arrangement.
Yours truly.
(signsd)olI aa'i ~ WILCOX, GIBBs q Co.
Wilcox, Gibbs g. Co.'s Manipulated Gqano,
Wi Wilcox. Gibbs & Co.'s Phoenix Guano, cash,
$3.50. Time, S66.5O.
For sale by ro,urpc
Feb 20, 1879 81
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Notice to Contractors.

OEaLED PRoPosAIs willSbe received, on
- lbt beforeA the lS1st iof March, 1872, Afor re-
covering the roof of the Jail Building with
either of the County Commissioners or to the
Clerk of the Board, Maj. W. W. Humphreys.
The contractor viii be required to give bond
for the faithful performance of the work.
By order Of the Board. 80 ID -,
~ i9-toi. 93Sfstl K. BREAZEALE,.
-e;s ;i9i -Chm'n Board Co. Commissioners.
Feb n 1872 s,a.. "a }. 1aY. 44I4
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby & gives notice TG that that
hate Judge on Friday, the Sth day of March
next, for settlement of the Estate OF
John NJ Mattiscn, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from tho same.
JAMES y. KING, Admir-.
Feb s, 1871 81
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The secrst9 81 Capt Featuf fes Of Gre;
clan mould, Weustnf6ed neck and beautifully
rounded arms are no doubt very nice things to
have, and ladies who possess these charms have
reason to be thankful to Mother Nature; yet,
amer all, the most captivating of all womanly
charms is pure, fresh and brilliant complex
ION. This superlatiye fascination any LADY may
the standard beautifying preparatior- of the
present age. 1t differs from all ordinary cos
inetics in three most essential particulars Inas-
HIS SSt nontractor shrivel the skin as all the
Ssifihssns sbiooins,v sslotions,' and powders.
ST5nt9al3y do, but produces lasting 1oveliness
by Improving the health Of the skin. tnder
is Operation the texture Of the, ,epidermis be,
comes finer, and the surface soft as velvet and
smooth as porcelain. Features cannot pc
changed ;gBase eomplexio can, andit is quite
certain. shat a lady with no other charm than
fresh and rosy complexion, will attract more
ad1nirafion in company than her neighbor with
o classic face but sallow skin.
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YOU MAY STILL LOOK OUT FOR THE
WAGON

I have employed my brother, E; L. CLARK.
wagon, visit your homes, and show this world
renowned Machine, whether you purchase or
not; and if you purchase, will give full and
perfect instructions how to use the Machine
and ali of its superior attachments.
John H. Clarke can always be found at the
store of j. B. Clarke & Son, where he is giving
the Singer Sewing Machine business his whole
attention. Call and see me. I'd;
JOHN 81. CLARKE,
Feb.l, 1871 80 80 -,
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FROM DAN TO BEERs#EBA.-Fronn Charles
ton to Dahlonega, from the seaboard to the
mountains. can be seen marked improvement
inlths style Of buildings an the last five years.
villages and farm houses all present more
elegant ef and comfortable appearance The rea-
son. is we'll known. It is because inthat period
thswhele country has learned to patronize that
celebrated manufacturer, of Doors, .Sashes and
Blinds. Mr.. p. P. ToALE, Charleston, S. O.. 4
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/. Notice. of Final Settlement.

o., Notice, Of Final SettlemenS. e.!.'
gNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
wilhapp1Rta A-gQ sNorris, lddgeof Proc
bate, on "Wednesday, the 3rd,d d,day Of April next,
for EEihaf settlement 6f the Estate OF Toliver
Pruiett, deceased, and for letters OF dismiss
siori from the same.
- JOSHUA PRUIETT, Admir-.
Fsb2s, 1872 "a
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<SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of Executions to me directed, I
ID. wiAl,expose to sale on tho First Monday
in March next, at Anderson Court House,
the following property, to wit:
IL. e =. ONE TRACT OF LAND, -
Containing 140 acres, more or less, lying near
the town of Belton, bounding lands Of George
Telford, w. D. Wilkes and others, levied on as
the property of Benson Jordan, at the suit oi
William Holmes.
Terms cash-purchaser to Pay for papers and
stamps ,,,
. Feb S, 1872 81 4 a.
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TRAVEL BY RAIL, WHEEL AND SADDLE
LIVERY and SALE STABLES
At WALHALLA and ANDERSON,
THOMPSON Sc STEELE.

rTNHE undersigned have formed partnership
Il in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and Ostlers;
Grain, Forage, DC, for the accommodation Of
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies or Saddle Horses;
can be had at all times, by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at mo-
ment's notice TO convey passengers from AM
derson or Walhalla to the terminus of the Air
Line Railroad, or to any other point desired..j;v
immediate charge of T. J. Steele, and those ae
Walhalla under the direction of A. w. Thomp.
son, each of whom will give his personal SUI
pervison 30 the business, and spare no pains to
give general satisfaction. u.4 is.4.lbsiGa;
nc The patronage of the travelling public
respectfully solicited. IN 80
A. w. THOMPSON, T. J. STEELE,
Walhalla, S. C. Anderson, s, c.
Nov 80, 1871 % -
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Sale of Land.

r WILL sell at public outc1y on saleday in
4 in March next, the Osborne Lands, within
the corporate limits of the town, containing
respectively Nine Acres and Fourteen and one
half Acres.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third purchase money
in cash, balance on credit until first Of Janu-
ary next, secured by bond of purchaser and
mortgage. Purchaser to pay. extra for stamps
and papers. ,,rr,,r,
Feb %, 1872 " SO q
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PIANOS (!
Notice of Final Settlement.

"VU1OV VH :" A11'S- "
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to A. o. Norris, Esq, Prooate
Judge, on Thursday the 2Sth day OF March
next. for Final Settlement of the Estate OF
William Hix, deceased, and for letters OF dis
mission from the same.
Feb %, 1872 SO 5
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Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis are
not the only ones to be dreaded. Canker OF
dry rot does not blast tree as suddenly as
stroke of lightning, but unless arrested Is de-
stroys it as certainly; and I'm like manner
shSc6ieaeRllty, although it does not k1ll WIN
the swiftness of. yellow fever, is as sure 70 sap
the springs of life eventually as any acute dis
ease. if not checked by inyigerating medlca-
SidnS1 There IL something iieSpressibly touch-
ing in the spectacle of premature decay. Lam
yuor. pallor, emaciation, depression OF spirits,
Ind {" disAtaste for exertioii; are its ordinary
osymptoms, and they should be promptly met
by tonic treatment, Tho best invigorant and
exhilerant thatcan be administered in: case OF
this kind is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
stimulating principle of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies of the. system: and the
Strengthening and regulating properties give
permanent and healthfal, impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. The falling ap-
petite is re-awakened, the process of digestion
and assimilation are quickened, the, quality OF
the blood is improved, the secretions become
more natural, and every organ that contributes
to the nourishment of,the body undergoes sal
mtarv change. By these means the repair of
ths$hSsic strnct6re is effected and It's health
arfdSigor restored; In no classof diseases has
the beneficient, operation Of the Buffers deem
more marked and striking than in, those; char
acterized by general debility and nervous pros
tration- Ladies affected. with these ailments
MD Id this most wholesome of all tonlcS ana
eorrecyes the safest and sufes5 neans Of o. re-; e
ipiure.; Such is the uniform testimony OF
ucfSuds of witnesses" ,t.. ..- -.
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~ - iDoN,T oiS i HAWK, HAWK, SPIT SPIT,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody with
yuuE Eatarrh, andiits offensive odor; wnen9 Or.
sass'sr catarTh Remedy will speedily destroy
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SINGER ...4. r {
STILL, TRIUMPHANT.!l

HoLD and Silver Medals and Diploma awar- yar
VI ded to Singer Sewing Machine at Savani
nah Fair, November, 1871. @'if
First Premium at ATLANTA Fair, October, 1871,
for best family machine. III He.iI
Premium at the Macon Fair, October, ls7l.
useful attachments.
First Premium at Thomasville, November,
1871, for best family machine. ~ NJ
Gold Medal and three Silver Medals awarded
the Singer at the Augusta Fair, November, 1871.
Diploma awarded Singer Machine at Ander-
son, S. c., Fair, November, 1871. e,c--
Examine this Machine.
JOHN H. CLARKE, -. :.
Agent, Anderson, s. c.,
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- -"ntative the crowd became immense and
nopir', 'r,nt moe intense. although every oac
INC eAc'so. \ good spirits. When
seemed 10 DO THE RESULT
~. Ballou, republican, had i0Y
"as ""'o"o'" '".' enthusiasm knew no
majority, the republican r.rt t,. az. r..!
bounds and cheer upon ciee. - r,ss", .
were thrown up and good numbe. q wa. 90 ".
congratulate the elected candidate, WI, -. n
found. He addressed the crowd who had -
around him. GUNS OF REJOICING.
In the meantime Q piece OF artillery had been
planted In the City Park and was belchng forth the
republican Victory, each volley being accompanied
by round OF cheera The streets continue To-
DE occupied by excited groups, talking over tho
situation and the returns as they come In from
diherent quarters, and in some cases the feeling
which has been bottled up all day has found vent.
and some disturbance has ensued. The bulletin Of
the Free Press has been constantly crowded by an
anxious crowd, reading the returns as they are
added to the list. The vote OF this city stood For
GOvernOr-COnversc, s95; Gardner, 100. Republi.
can majority, IT'S. City Experimentation.
1888; Roberts, 1926; scattering, 4. Republican maj
jority, 1vs st. Adams gives republican majority
OF 6s7, in a vote OF LOOT on Representative.
Latest from tho Field Of Bntne-Rccciv.
Ing tho Returns-Republican Enthu-
siasm Growing Hourly More Intensc-A
FREQ supper and . Band-At Least
$4,000 Majority.
BURLINGTON. Sept. 3-MldnIght.
The returns show very heavy vote. Large re.
publican gains, some towns which have been
claimed ns going for Gardner giving large repub-}
iican maJ0rties. Some towns have been very
close on town representatives, In some cases
having to take three or four ballots
where there were split tickets. The
Grant and Wilson club rooms Of this city have been
thronged all the evening, awaiting returns anu
listening to speeches from some Of the republican,
nominees Lieutenant Governor Taft, Senator
Bigeow, Sheriff Drew and others. The inten5est
enthusiasm prevails over the returns. Tables are
spread with free lunch, and band Is In attend
ance. From returns up to midnight from ninety
towns the republicans claim republican majority
of rs, 600.
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f R A N @ e.
Collision Of Authority Between the Municipal
and National Powers.
City Agitation In Lyons-soldiers Assailed by
Mob-Memories Of the War-Nauo-
leon Sued in the Courts.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. O. 1872.
There Is q collision OF authority at Lyons between
the municipal and national branches Of the govern,
ment, which causes much feeling aud excitement.
The City Council had removed certain ccciesiass
teal teachers from the schools. The national
government interfercd and renstatcd them.
The citizens several times collected In large numI
bers In the streets to protest against the restoray
ton Of the teachers. Tho government was at last
obliged to call on the military to dispense the
gatherings and prevent their recurrence, .-4--- .
'. '-.-,r--A MOB AGAINST ritz military. 80
A moi at Narb6hhe today assaulted the sentries
and peited tlieni With stoncs The assailants were
quickly dispersed BY the troops and ten OF the
rIngleadcrs were arrested. Rigorous measures are
expected IN consequence Of this outbreak
MEMORIES OF TIE WAR
M. de Rcmusat declared to-day before tho Per.
manent Committee OF tho Assembly ut Versailles
that the military party" In Germany were dis
satisfied with the Treaty Of Peace and with NJ. BsF
marck, because France Is permitted to retain tho
fortress Of Bef0rt.
NAPOLEON IN COURT.
Tho publishers OF Napoleon's "Life OF CesarfkN
have brought suit against the ex-Emperor for
violation o, contract. !,
SERIOUS AND ALARMING REPORTs FROM SOUTH
AMERICA.
The government has received information FROM
South America that several French residents have,
been assassinated In Paraguay. and among them
M. Decosarts, the representative or France pro-
tenn. In the absence OF the regular Ambassador To
that country. The advices are vague and undated,
and lack confirmation.
CITIZEN AGITATION IN SEDAN. s.
The Put'fe continues the publication OF state,
ments relative to the position Of affairs between
France and Germany, which tend to have
q disquieting effect upon the public mind.
The inhabitants OF Sedan are drapinG
their houses and avenues In anticipation OF the an
niversary OF the capture OF Sedan by the GernansS
and it is said that the German troops partially
occupying that place threaten to forclbly remove
such emblems OF mourning.
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Herald Special Report from
London.
Marriage Of the Progressive Padre in
the English Metropolis.
The Ceremonial Conducted as
aCiviI Contract.
An American WidOwheOd COnSOled After Con.
version to Spiritual Grace.
Sketch of the Famous EX-
CarmeliGe.
1rLsCHhm 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 8, 1872
pere Hyacinthe, the distinguished pulpit
orator, was married in this city to-day. The
ceremony was performed at the Marylebone
Registry Office, one of the places licensed by
the government for the declaration and en-
rolment Of marriages made under the civil
contract system, which has been legalized by
Parliament.
s:S THE BRIDE.
The bride is Emile Jane Merriman, aged
thirty-nine years, an American widow, daugh-
ter Of Amory Butterfeld The lady is known
in Paris as one Of Pere Hyacinthes Church
converts, ~
HIsriNaursHED WITNESSES
The Very Rev. Dean Stanley, Lady Stanley,
| his wife, with other distinguished personages,
were present at the marriage. -sS'''''~
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Sharp Fighting Between the ROyaliSt Troops
and Insurgents.
City Coachmen On Strike and an Exciting Contest
Between "Cabbee" and the Crown-Gensral
Ceballos Holds tho s ~sln. Of rover
Firmly-Locomotion Impsded in
the Streets Of Havana.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yosk HERALD.
HAVANA, Sept. 2

HAVANA, Sept.2,
Via KEY WEST, Sept. 8, 1872.
An Official telegram says that considerable
number Of insurgents, commanded by Calixto Gar
cha, from the Holgun jurisdiction, attacked, on the
Goth ult., the town Of Barre Arriba in the jurlsdic
ton OF Bayam0.
The garrison, consisting of sixty soldiers, sailed
forth and attacked the enemy killing six and losing
one soldier killed and four wounded. The Baler
battalion came to the aid OF the town, pursued the
insurgents, and, after q forty hours march, over
took them In the mountains Of Laguira.
They attacked them and took their position
after two hours fight, in which seven insurgents
and two Spanish soldiers were killed.
"CABBEE' AND TIE CROWN OR THE ''BoX' AGAINST
THE BUREAU.
Last week the Governor ressued his former
orders about coaChmen and draymen, who lately
had become unmndful Of the ordinances.
Yesterday morning the coachmen began to strike
The strikers, armed with Sticks assembled at differ
ent points In the city and prevented peaceable
coachmen from working. After nine O'Clock not q
coach to hire was seen on the streets out OF the
5000 public coaches In the city. 1t feared that
o serious disturbance would take place, when Gen
eral Cebalos, accompanied by few police officers
appeared In the street, leaving his coach with only
his cane In his hand and personally directed the
arrest Of a few refractory characters,
Ceballos cowed the coachmen completely and
the most daring SUNK away
"CABBEE" UNDER COMPLETE CONTROL.
At noon nine coachmen were arrested.
The cavalry and police were patr0lling the streets
all day.
The volunteers patrolled during the evening, and
politely requested groups in the streets to dispense
The ringleaders were handed over to the authori.
ties for trial.
THE FIFTH WHEEL WANTING.
The coachmen supposed they would have things
their own way, because the majority Of them are
Spaniards and volunteers; but the volunteers, in.
stead Of supporting them, went against them.
General CeballOs remained In the palace all night
giving orders and receiving reports.
ON THE "RUNNERs" AGAIN.
To-day the coaches are running again, and every.
thing Is quiet.
There were several cases yesterday of strikers
beating cOachmen who were unwilling to join In
the strike. The energetic behavior OF General c.
ballos prevented q serious riot. The coachmen
to-day are very tame. A commission Of draymen
presented themselves to General Ceballos yester-
day and protested against the enforcement of the
old law. General Ceballos found q portion of the
complaint to be Just, and promised revision OF
the law, but refused to receive commission from
the coachmen.
CURIOUS COMPARISON.
The streets presented the appearance OF Good
Friday.