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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08

WHEN so large an amount of trade daily
goes from this section TO Cleveland, it be-
comes of considerable Importance to pur-
chasers to know where they may best ex-
pend their money and bestow their patron
age. For this reason we take pleasure in
calling attention to the new advertise
ment of Messrs. Hover & Higbee, as given
in another column, and in which they
offer large line of specialties in the way
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's neckware-
for in. addition to an immensely large
stock Of Dry Goods, Messrs. Hover &
Higbee keep constantly opening every new
and attractive article which the market
produces and which can be legitimately
brought within their reach. Buying only
in very large quantities. this firm are
! enabled to take advantageof every chance
offered in the market for purchasing on
favorable terms, and in every case this
advantage of reduction of prices is given
| 10 their patrons. For this reason they
have attained an enviable reputation, not
only for the quality ofgoods sold, but also
in lowness of prices; and we have no
hesitation in commencing our readers to
at least call and examine their stock when
| ever they may chance to visit Cleveland.
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THANKS for the dinner on Tuesday
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FUN and INSTRUCTION

Prof. JNO. LOGAN, of New York city,
Now Iecturing on
Phrenology, Physiognomy, Physiology,
Health. Beauty, LOVE & MARRIAGE,
AT CHILDS HALL,
will. this Saturday eve., Nov. 8, lecture on
The ART of READING CHARACTER
from the Human Face.
The subject will be illustrated with great va
ricty of chins, mouths, faces and a
3 .WiIdcTaess of Noses
Monday evening he lectures on
ss HE ALTEI and BEAUTY
Admission ............. 10 Cents.
Prof. Logan gives charts each day in the ante
room of the hall.
Admission free to Picture Gallery. 1a2- 1881
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LOCALA TIME sTABLfse'
sa-'s9 PosToFKIcE.
lssilass OFFICE HOURS:
From 7ss A. NJ. to I PM; Sundays, II to +. M
s.ss i NAILS DRPART:
co;na East 80 ~ 3:51 M. and IL: 80 p. NJ
Going West, 49, - 6 :sS A. Nj. and 5:s6 L. II
Cleveland, Especially i.:3- 9s 3. ~ ~
MiddiefeIl (Aondays and Tuesdays), 1900 A M
NAILS ARKIyE; sr-
r,o,,, ras.. ~ 6:2s A. Nj. and $3.50 P. NJ
From West. - 3:51 A. M.and l0:S0 4. ~
Cleveland especially, i2:19 SG =. NJ
Middlefleld eTuesdays and Fridays,, 5:oo +. nj
Letters should be left at the Postoftiee ONE
HOUR BEFORE MAILS DEPART.
Letters will BE ready for delivery ONE HALE
HOUR after trains arrive, except mails received
al night which will be delivered next morning 3.
letters lieed in the Outside Letter BOX
mn too O'Clock P NJ. viii be sent BY the nignt
mails. .. r. eCOfiGLD' z. "
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Notice of Appointment

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Executor of the Estate of John j, MITCHELL
late of Painesville, Lake county, deceased.
MARY e. MITCHELL.
PAlNEsvILLE. Oct. 8, 1873. 1l8-I2I-1
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"sPtR1r of the press"-a glass of cider
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.

CLEVELAND. November 6, 1873.
FLouR-The market is quiet and prices steady;
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NOTICE.

A NTICIP ATING an early closure of my bus
"A 1ness in Painesyille and Lake County, 1
would say to my friends and patrons that ali ac-
counts settled before November 80 can be closed
at discount; after which they will be left with
portionately as prompt as have answered your
many calls during the past six years, and you
VIII oblige me much. Also, would like an early
presentation of all claims against me,
121 Respectfully, H, I'll. JACKSON, NJ. d.
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Strayed!

ENROM the pasture of F. Wilkes, two weeks
IL ago, q four year old Durham Cow-red
with white star in forehead, and white on right
side-is heavy COW, Information may be
given Norman A. Wright, Mentor Avenue, who
viii pay all reasonable charges.
% T. G. TREMBALH.
PAINESvILLE, Oct. Z, 1878. u.s. -l19-1
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WITHIN THE STATE.

BEING Neeos Notes contributed By our
Special Correspondents and gathered from
oar Exchanges.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

PAY your subscription.
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IpoApD on EpUCATION.

81. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
t~4t4os ssss --@-s--- ssss
E. E. SPkULDfNG, PrdnSipat pran;ipat
DIR. n. G. BEARDsLEE, : asa, lssers ~
II. j.. SANFORD, ,, ocoios"i'
ID. w. MEAD, :. X. nousE,
5. A. .TIsDEL. a. L. ilNAhh' l
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b. EHRLICH,P Proprietor.
New York Cheap Store {.

Es7S~ We shall hereafter do CASH Business,
and would state that those asking for credit will
positively he refused. II. EaRkloE.
lOl -190-Gls
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HAVlNG been East, and having failesl IN
Il coming to terms with parties who de-
sired to purchase my stock (as heretofore stately
have again renewed and repleaished my en-
tire stock, and have brought 10 tlfis market an
enormous stock of New Goods of latest sS les and
will continue to sell them at prices that cannot
help but please. My old stock having been
public that our goods are all new and fresh and
we shall at all times keep a good assortment 81
verything, having leased tho entire building,
which will enable me to increase my stock, haS-.
ing more room and facilities for storing and
show ing my goosls Also We are daily receiving
New Goods We would respectfully ask all 10
call and see our stock before purchasing else
where. Notroube to show goosiS. 9'ts ,T-
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MEDICAL.

A L. GARDNER, M. D.-HOMEOA-
IA PATHIST AID Surgeon. Office over Hol-
comb & Gould's Hardware Store, No. 81 Main
street, Painesyille, Ohio. Office hours-7 to A.
NJ: 2 to 4 and to p. NJ. Residence corner OF
jackson and st. Clair streets. 155
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C0UYTF OFFICERs.

BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
ri. G.. Bear,isley, John Clegg, John w
Tyler.
Hold meetings for examina OF teachers at
High school Building, Painesyile, on the last
Saturday. in every month except July anu Au-
gust. at 3 O'Clock A. N.
80 III. G. BEARDsLRY, President.
JOHN W. TYLER. Clerk
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r H. LUSE, m. D.-Omee in Damon's
LIE Block, Kirkland, Ohio. Office hours from
A. NJ. to 12 NJ, and from to p. n. good
stock of Drugs constantly on hand. Prescrip-
sions carefully compounded. 15S
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VIyOODMAN G BRANOH-DEALERS
w in all kinds of Pine and Hemlock Lum-
ber, Shingles, Lath, Posts. Dressed Flooring
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
SITE OFFICERS.

Governor, Edward +. Noyes; term expires
January 1874. ,,.- -
Lieutenant Governor, Jacob Mueller; term ex-
pires january 1874. - =
secretary of State, Allen t. Wikof; term ex-
pires January 1875. ...,o.
January 1874. ,.,,. 49,, -
pires January, 1876. - x,,.,. -.
Comptroller of Treasurer, w. I. Wilson: term
expires January 1874.
attorney General, Francis H. fond; term eA-
pires January 1874. 60
Term expires january 1915.
Roard 81 Public Works, Richard Il. Porter,
term expires 1876: Phillip p. Herring; term ex-
pires 1Si4;Stephen IL. Hosmer,term expires 1913.
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P. & Y. R. r

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS
II follows until further notice:
N0rthward. Southwark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
Another Downfall.

The Rochester Union Of Oct. y makes
the statement that forged paper has been
afloat in that city. drawn by eX-Mayor
Charles III. Clark. The Union says:
How 'cuch of this forged paper i afloat
cannot now be stated. but il will amount
to several thousand dollars. II was also
ssccrtained by visiting different bankers
that for the past three years at least paper
made by Clark and bearing the endorse
ment of Addison Gardiner, has been ne
gotiatcd and when matured and protested
was taken up by Clark and paid. An in
stance was related that when accused Of
forging Judge Gardeners name. he said
that il was not Judge GARDENERS name but
il was another Addison Gardiner. residing
in this city. who made the paper. There
is am Addison n. Gardiner noted in the
directory. With these facts gathered. our
reporter thought to interview Mr.. Clark.
but found that he was lying hopelessly i'll
at his residence, and that his death was
daily expected. His mind has wandered
for several days, and his financial affairs
seem to trouble him-hc declaring that he
has paid five hundred dollars on forged
Osburn note for seven hundred and that
the balance will be taken care of. His rela-
tives although recognizing his crimes state
that for two years past they have not he
lievcd him to .be of sound mind. and he
certainly has not acted like sane man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
How the Yellow Fever was Brought TO
Memphis.

The tow-boat Bee, which vessel intro
duced the yellow fever into this city on
the 10th of August last, from New Or
leans, has been laid up at Cairo for some
time past. After the death of her COM
mandcr. g. Il. Coll, she became floating
pest-house. and she will doubtless remain
idle until she is thoroughly deodorizcd by
good hard freeze. Ii Is now a scttlcdand
indisputable fact that the Bee landed on
Sunday morning. the 10th of August last.
alongside Of the Mary Boyd. at the foot OF
Market street. lay there several hours to
receive ice, meat and other supplies, and
receive medical attention for her captain.
After putting off two sick men. she pushed
on up the river the same afternoon. The
next night Capt. Coll died. near Osceola.
ninety miles above here. His remains
were brought back by the downward
bound steamer Future City. commanded
by Captain Cophus Goll'sbrother William,
and his body shipped through to IT. Louis
the following Tuesday evening. by eNprcss.
One of the men who had worked his pas
sage up on the deck of the Bee, was led
across the bow of the Mary Boyd In very
sick and prostrate condition. After sitting
in trout of the cabins in the " Hollow" he
was taken indoorsto die the next day. The
other man was w. w davis. an elderly
person. who was trying to make his way
to Center Star, I.audcr,lale county. North
Alabama, where his son, X. Ii. Davis, re-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
MISCELLANY.
PAINTING THE LHr.


ny ". l.. BRIGHAM
fb~ guests had gone Upon the qulc; street
The unlit windows siiitered blank and coi"i
me treaA was lost Of late delaying ietii
And the last carriage nom the door had foAcn.
she leaned upon the carycn stairway raj,
beneath ne dimly burning entrance ight,
Vhoee lei " a. borne by bra1en arms IN mall
A LADY guarded by watchiul knight.
How fair she was As she stood blushing there,
Her glowing beauties " lied In jealous shade
That dcepened the dark eyes and darker hair,
she half recalled the oii-sung Atuc Maid.
There were the ietty tresscs unconhned,
There was the dainty, kone-rnclrcled walsh
And on the swelling bosom, pearl entwined,
The token flowers by happy station graced.
rhe color ia her blooming cheeks and lips
Mocked The pale halo u the enyious liguii
And IN. pink blossom Of her hnger-ups
ON her black velvet grew 70 lily white
Upon the downmost stair her lover stopped
Crhe watchfnl knight seemed careless OF the
trysD;.
No word was said, but, when the soA eyes
dropped.
They saw the lily by the lover kissed.
- Boston Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

her portrait, which had been transferred
nom AN old bachelors hall 10 an elegant
parlor: land how much ann indebted TO
Il. Believe me. Ellen, l shall always patro-
nizc the fine arts.
And birthday balls, too ~ asked his
wife. with an arch smile.
No-parion me; detest them, and II
ever attend another"
You will not mistake my old aunt for
me."
The world Is full of changes. Politicians
are not the only urncOats. have, my
self, IA new set ofopinions. -Engiish Mag
ariJlf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

sides. The man was in a pitiable eondi.
ton. and the captain Is said 10 have handed
him five dollars as lac went ashore. That
night he slept al the Adams street station.
house, and on Monday morning he died
there, but neither his or Capt. Coils body
spread the infection. The disease started
from the poor fellow who died in IIappy..
Hollow, and the first To die after him Ma
a young man that aided the sick mariner
Then Pete Riley, a drayman, died. and
afterwards one or two persons died daily
Tor a couple of weeks, when the rsfrl,ness
gradually increased. until il carried of two
or more daily. Toward the end of August
II appeared on the top of the bluff. carry
ing oil Capt. John Il. Shirley, Oh the OH
ot September. In the naval cOmnandant's
residence on Promenade street. after which
Mrs. Shirley died; then two relatives Who
came from Helena sickcncd and died al the
latter place, and after this the sailron-hued
sickness spread rapidly over the northern
part of the city, until now, after nearly
three months of pcstilence we have 10 ~
cord the loss of nearly 800 of our people
by the fell destroyer. Surely. the tOw-bOat
See was the innocent agent OF Il terrible
fatality among us. Ii has been stated on
good authority that Capt. Coll landed nj
Helena, as he came up, and received mcdi-
cal attention there. After his death
number of the boats crew suffered. and
several deaths occurred on board The
craft. for some time. was nothing more nor
less than floating hospital and pcst-house,
as before stated. She came here from New
Orleans, and not from Shreveport. The
weasel was never at the last-named port
Memphis drdidHche.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

--Apalachicola, Florida, has lost $3.50
600 by the tornado. and is unable TO replace
one-tenth part Of IL. Half the business
portion of the town Is in ruins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

The popularity of the Elmwood and
Warwick collars is constantly increasing.
They are superior to all Others in quality,
style. and fit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

CouGns AND COLDS are often overlooked
continuavce for any length of time causes
Irritation OF the Lungs or some Chronic
Throat Disease. :. Br0pn's bronchial 7to-
ches' are an efiectual Cough Remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

1T is very like you." said Fletcher to
his lovely wife, as they stood looking at
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07
WHITES PHOTOGRAPHIC
s;AE. g.EIEs :!

r~:y- pcop,c of Mcchauic'town, and VI
rin;1y, Embrace the golden opportunity,
,,hiIr cnnycnirni 10 have your PIC I'll RES
aiken NJ WHITES GALLERY, in TINS
place. where YOU will FIND him ready I"
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MEl'Ill)\ '|OII(E,

u N~l ANT tua resolution passed hy
tn" l'r' ,.j,ni and Directors Of lIl,.
t.mml>hur% Railroad Company, At Il meet
ing held "n the 93l instant notice is here
10y given, That an election will he held a,
tn" Western Maryland Hotel in Emmi,s-
hurE
On he M dag Of L1'c neH,
between the hours of and o'clock, y.
NJ, for the cholcc of Five Directors to
=, auaGe the affairs of the company.
JOSHUA MOTHER, Presdt
J, TAYLOR MOTHER, Sec'ry.
may 81 Wv
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,ac.,Dcahn &uH 0tto Cana! Company.
On N5n.,ay lA5>. A. p. CORN N,
,,.,s re. elected President 0! The CAesa-
7,cI',s ana Ohio Canal Company for
[ncnyuing year, and NJ assrs, James
G Derret. Gilmore Meredith, Patrick
7Tami)) G NJ. Watkins, Daniel S.
T.sor and u. Bannan as directors.
7ya take for granted Mr.. Benjamin
7,vce,t will be reelected Secretary,
Trw,leAt German annual report
was submitted which represents the
C,uol and its earnings a. satisfactory
m,, Daniel Erkman, an old citizen
,.ryeagerstoWn District, residing IN
1nvistJNu, sold lis house and black
smith shop to Mr., } acoo lHyman u
Cow l,gs since, and has removed TO
w,y,. there his son resides.
AeqbHNv. Last Saturday Mr.. Geo.
" Ridge, son Of the late Cornelius
r.l,n ui the Creagrrstowu District
vino removed from Illinois TO this
Comfy this sping, met with an acct
dom, liz cutting hn foot with an axe.
n will r1utjue him u hts house for
t.l,og ..> weeks.
&1rr-Mr. Christian Hennor has
All IL Nr. Joseph |, Elder the We
# -, ! H., ,,,,,,,,t,- ~,
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DREERS GARDEN SEED!
The best in the Market
TRY THEM TRY THEM! TRY THEN
You'll find them all YOU wish, and rs
represented.

Jsst received from the celebrated AMI
worldwide known establishment Of Mr.. IL.
\. DREER, Philadelphia, Prnna., a nice
assortment of Fresh Garden Seeds, viz:
CuIb"gr SredS.-Earlv Wakefield, Early
Conc, Jersey Wakefield, Early OXhcart,
Early York, Early Winnngstadt, Sugar
Loaf, Large York, Early Savoy, Fla,
Dutch, Drumhead Savoy, Early Flat
Brunswick, Early Schwcinturt. &c.
Het-Bas,ian's Extra Early, Simon's
Early, Early Blood Turnip, Early Bassano,
Dark Red Egyptian, &c.
Lettuce, Egg Plant, Caulilour, Pepper,
Reddish, Peas, Corn, &c.
S"All other Seeds have been ordered,
and will be here in few days.
DREER'S SEEDS can he had in Fred
e-ilk ONLY at SMITHS
Tcn>;,'a OF Fancy.
ArlIl Il Itea'nC5. Nd.
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SnlithSlDurS Fair.

\ Fair will be held by the ladies Of
n Smithsburg, commencing June I'd.
1873, the proceeds of which will be devoted
to the erection of an Episcopal Church in
that place. There Willie quite diplay Of
say nothing Of fancy articles, both numcr
Gus and beautiful. In addition tothc many
attractions this fair offers there will he
music every evening, and at the close of
the fair n concert will be given in whicl,
some of the ladies of llagcrStown will
assist We ask for liberal patronage which
can he more readily given, IA halftare
tickets will be issued on the Western NJ.
Railroad from all adjacent points.
may lOu
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I OST on the road between DR.. DEL
MANS residence. Mt. Mary's Col
lrgr and Church, a small Pocket Book co
VERNE. containing -;3t and - coats.
The finder viii rrcciyc,hc above reward
hy lraNiug the sam" with the dOclCr. :
tlmil,
april I?-3W
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PHOTOGRAPHS

in the best and most improved styles
Having many years experience" III 'l''
,u,incss. he is prepared I" DO WORK T."
please Al who will I've SO kind as to favor
n;n with lhcii presence.
- The Subscriber will visit Union
Erj lgc, Smithsburg, New Windsor and
as -,oNn at intervals
Price Of Picture Album ozc-haIf dozen
ropic. $3.50.
Copying small pictures and charging
them suitable for Framing az Baltimore
prices. mon c:,d.,
Office in McChanc>town, over nilds
Drug store. JOotiA AIR
may 1S.iR
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4 { i.ls.


A. many OF my friends think tia, il is
right that | should acknowledge my obi
CATION to the authors Of the two commit
nlcAtions in the lnion and citizen, | can
only say that they have my sincere thanks
ior recommending my nominatian for
clerk OF the Circuit Court hy TIE Demo
cratic party. Should You think after
making dilligent inquiry from the mass of
inc voters who surround my immediate
home, rs TO whether or not am a suitable
candidate for said position, and YOU are
satisfied that am, earnestly solicit your
support. Having had the assurance of
support from men who are not deceptive,
nav" every reason To believe that if moan
mated, can be elected, and if elected,
can give satisfaction TO the people of
Frederick county.
may 1,-tf* Il. c. FITXIIIGU.
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HATS e. SW0Ng.

in all styles and varietv-Mcn's Women
and Childrcn's; which he will sell AS cheap
and of the best quality as they can be
bought in the county for CASH. Give me
a call and Judge for yourselves.
}. }. HENSHAW.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05
The Settlement with Spain.
opINIoNs o. rHE pRkss.

Tho N.n VA, J6...,tJ 80. r.,1,. to,r.oo,
NJ, Ei.tard ~, co., i,,,,.,.o, d IL, y ,.Iai,,aso
Lss ~, ,,4,,dllad boS,,,,d > ,},,ni,inn II
i,,,,L,d 10 oil fba ,,orld H., SEQ b,d a al.ar
80 ,i,s, S,,i,' I, ~ 0,,.l,o, on, lo No,
<d,,,.,t,t 49, m, ,,,,,19 hnn.5,t,.
aG,c- sys,nimi"9 ,he poIaDFis, n,ata.,oI ,bat
a,nari,a ~, ,ho roc ,.t1s,,d.r end MAJ
al he ron,inaent ho,nages ma d,n,oees were
49,, ~ =, - ~ ~; - ~ -, ~
~ ',,a.i'l, i;rla',',.,, ILL.,. 49,
~, I,5t,rlsa ,r,;,cr
~. Nm, vi. c.o II ,,io,y &c ,ho,o
,l.,.,,, ,,l,;,l, NJ mi IA c.
60, - r,,,,d -, - ,,.,',,,,o,1
,.,s,h, and i7.s,,ni,.ie,f I, : Llaeever ,er.
~, -. 'c A.,
is,ritinl, n fl,e ,.asa ~ ~ Floyids and iba
~, I,.,'tii mi, e;,.ls ,,s; VI 49,,
~, - ~ 80 gsIi. P Crar,
4, III, ,,s. ~. c,,Ii,,,i ~, -, ga ,la
flaa,L,,nn3 pat sa5t, - IN I, IL ~
mod h.. ITO S,,risr.is J., la, '.nrtairI bee,,
nade as easy for them as possible. Ii bears
upon its face that The present Government of
sSi,ain has bui Iitile mower in Cuba. and TINT
for that reason the United States are willing
Ia subn,ii with patience Ia any otfraoe that
may be committed hy those who really hear
SWAY there. tits made so easy for them that
they must be insane not 10 complete it.
Tha W Va, gl,a. .,,,.,. Co.. ca,,,I,,
,i,is ~ y ~ 80 e;,h
Wrhi'a,ior IVA, ia n, '',,,hot =
,.liId al - Ia, 49,
ro,'ac,,i1aa cora.,,,,,,n I, e,,,,;n i, ma H.
49,, ,,'1 ~, =, - AZ,
a. -, ~ g. - 49,, ,,,,hIa ~ ost i,s
,,,t,'sf,,. 4, -, -, rsa,'Id ,ha T,'itaS
So I.',e 49, ,s'je,s,;,n ~ in,orterin,l
3inas,,' - 60
nv M Wi, p,y,,no s,vs w. t;nl
much credit Is due 10 our own Government
for having disregarded the momentary cIarnor
for extreme measures. and having restricted
lis demands within the certain limits Of Justice
and true exrediency. All the essentials are
conceded and We heartily congratulate the
Administration aud ,he country upon the re-
sult.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says:
The American people, without distinction OF
party, will rejoice over an anicable settlement
OF the Cuban difficulty
The PHILADELPHIA E,ouiyer saws: The only
thing mai is decided by il is the immediate de-
livery 10 The limited states Of The shin Virgin