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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03
Tuesday, April 9th, 1873.
ToLal. 1n.QOO allln. an Cnah

Total, 10, 900 0lftB, all Cash ........ 500, 200
TO provide means for this magnificent Concert
One Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets only will
be issued.
Whole Tickets. $40, Halves, IS; and QuGaters,
s. 20. Eleven Whole Tickets Iof SIC0. No dis.
count on less than 800 orders.
The object Of this Third GIT Concert, like the
two heretofore given with such universal approx
al, is tho enlargement and endowment Of tho
Public Library Of Kentucky, which, by the
special act authorizing tho concert for Its benefit
Is to beforever free to all citizens Ofevery State
The drawing will DO urder tho supervision OF tho
Trustees OF tho Library. assisted by tho most
eminent citizens Of the United States. The sale
Of tickets has already progressed 50 far, that
complete success is assured, and buyers are
therefore notified thAt they must order at once
II they desire 10 participate In the drawing.
Tho management fthis undertaking has been
committed BY tho trustees to Hon. Thomas 4.
Bramlette, late Governor Of Kentucky, TO whom
communications pertaining to the GIT Concert
has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

AN honest old gentleman in Chlcopee,
Mass, waited vainly ten minutes for the
gatekeeper TO come out at bridge recent.
ly made free, and finally got out of his
Sleigh, opened the door OF the dollhouse,
laid ten cents on the table, and departed,
happy in the consciousness that be had
done his duty.
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GovERNMENTs-Dnll and steady, and
orices arc Int little changed,

bTAIE BONDs-VGUIUI HuU UuUuauBVu'
sTocKs-Tho market was much quieter
today. There was an entire absence OF
excitement. The fluctuations outside Of
Pacific Mail, Panama, Western Union,
Atlantic and Pacific Mail lowered, q
range of only / tot per cent. Pacific
Mail was irregular. selling at %, Sc and
5Og. Panama sold at 1881, 1901, 1919
and 1901, and closed at 1921. Western
Union opened at 90, but soon declined
TO 9O4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

SOME questions very naturally suggest
themselves TO an inquiring mind. An
amateur farmer wonders why, on all
this fair earth, the ground Is bottom side
up, so that II must be turned over with a
piow before corn can be raised :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

AwGrrY boy, suffering from tho appll.
cation Of the birch said, "Forty rods are
said 10 be a furlong. know better. Lei
anybody get such q plaguey licking as
I've had, and he he'll find out that one
rod makes an Acher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

Hon. ALEXANDER Il. Il. STUART in
tends TO lay out an addition Of about fifty
acres 10 the town Of Staunton, Va, and
TO build houses upon the lots to accom-.
MEDIATE tho operatives Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 1.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; amber Mich.
gan spot 81 90; No. red 81 o.; No. do
spot 81 Of; No. 3 do 81 o.. Corn-Dull;I
low mixed 6stc; yellow 39aS9tc; white
40c, Oats-Dull and prices arc nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

TuE Spirit Of JtB6rWn says John W.
Kennedy, Esq, Of Charleston, met with a
painful, though not serious accident, on
Saturday last, by cutting his loot with an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

A WORTHY gentleman in Danbury,
played euchro at a neighbours house, until
an hour alter midnight, Monday, and
beat every game, but got skunkcd going
hume-DIHbUFV NsloJ.
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called "LIttIs Runaway and her Pets" OIeo.
graphs arc tho choicest class OF French Art
also give tho superb $40 pair OF Genuine
French Oil Chromos, "Hlde Awake" and ''RaSt
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world.famous authors, L. II. ALcoTF, EowARD
EaGLEsT0E, HARRIET BRICHER SToWE, etc
NeWand brilliant contributors. Rlu5trattd Hol
tddy Nl7l6tr and back numbers OF Miss Alcott's
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Agent made 5000 In 3months; another 1851 In IS
one day, and many others from IS and $40 to $40
per day. IhtS year our offers arc oven more
profitable. THE BUBsCRTBER 0BTs THE PICTURE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

SOME parties from Bellaire propose TO
organize National Bank In MouudsYille,
II the citizens will subscribe half the cash
Capital TO start,
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GOOD AGENTS. WANTED.

Intelligent men and women wanted every.
where. To get good Territory, ErelvjirEly as.
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The BEST BUSINESS
Horny Ward Beecher's

opportunity and the most taking combination
offered is to DO found in an Agency for taking
subscriptions for
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GheGEtellfgsnfer'
Travellers Register.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

.,,vh,rb malls arc due and close at me
u9aH n ~ in this city Prepared IN accord
roy roy VIII The latest limo tables on inc f"''
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Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
with which is given away the largest and best
Premium Picture ever offered, tho new and ex'
nuislta al2.0O
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Miscellaneous.
GRARDEST SCHEME OF The AGE.
100000
CASH GIFTS.
100000 for Only $40.
MisceIlaneous.

Under authority OF special Legislative act CT
March 16, 1871, tho trustees now announce the
Third Grand GIFT Concert, for the benedt Of the
public Library Of Kentucky, to come OF in Ii.
brary Hall, at Louisville, KY, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKM.-LoNDoN, Feb. 50 =. Moon
soils and American securities closed unchanged. Erie
Railway shares SIX.
PARIS BoURsE.-PAMs, Feb. s-A M.-Rentes opened at
56f. SC.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr-LvxRpooL, Feb. 81 p.
M-Ihc market closed with downward tendency Tho
sales of the day have been SO bales including 1000
specu alton and export or the sales 5uU0 bales
American Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charleston, December and January, at 13-lGd. The
market opened quiet Middliny uplands 91Sd q lOd.
middling Orleans, 10Gd. l0i4d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Feb. g.
2P. M-The market Is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Feb. 50
p. M--Lard SIS Cd. per cwt Bacon S4s per cwt. for
Cumberland cut
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Speculations as to the EXtelt Of the
Subscriptions to The New Loan.
SILENCE OF THE SYNDICATE.
An Active but Rather Ea-
sicr Money Market
A RISE AND RELAPSE I'M GOLD.
The Weeks Imports Of Foreign Goods
Less Than Six Millions.
An UNFAv0RABLE BANK RETURN.
The Surplus Reserve Down a
Million Dollars.
.
An uNFAvoRABLE BANK RETURN.
The Surplus Reserve Down a
/, Million Dollars.
a LARGE EXPANSION IN LOANS.
Htoeks Dull and stsady-Rumors a. to the Divi-
dends on Erie, Preferred and Ccmmon-The
Western Union Sale Of Stock Rati-
20 Hsd-Dscline in Tennessee Bonds.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, Feb. S--j l.. NJ.
On Change to-day cotton was neglected, and
while 'sp0t" ruled steady futures were nc. per
lib. easier The receipts at the ports to-day foot up
q, 088 bales Flour remained quiet, but firm.
Wheat was dull ami more or less nominal, while
Corn was in moderate request and about steady.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts oil cotton at all the ports for the past
week were 1876 52l bales, against l1l6l6 bales the
previous week. The total receipts since September
J. 1872 are 237s 1925 bales against 2OOs O5S for the
Same period OF last year, showing an increase in
THE PRESENT CROP
of 376 773 bales. The exports from all the ports for
the week 585 bales, against SO, 600 last year.
The total exports Tor the expired portion of the
cotton year are 13s4,264 bales, against l,075,O27
last year. The stock at all the ports is 995 bales
against 575.4o7 for the same date in 1872.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
As anticipated by the return OF dry goods i'm
ports Friday, the weeks total imports Of foreign
goods show heavy falling OF, the amount being
$50 842, against So 900 last week. $40 000 600
the previous week and $11, 900 three weeks
since. The amount is made up Of $s,s4e,sl2 Of
general merchandise and s2,6s3,osO of dry goods.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks Is
nnfsvsrable, and shows not only q loss In net and
surplus reserve, but an outward movement or
money as between the city and the interior.
Despite an enlargement OF credits to the remark
able extent Of over seven millions Of dollars the
increase In deposits is only q little over three
millionA An increase Of less than half
million In specie-thc consequence OF the lighter
customs payments OF the weeks more than Offset
by . less IN legal tenders, 50 that the surplus
serve ia impaired about million OF dollars. The
statement compares with its predecessor as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
THE SYNDICATE AND THE LOAN.

THE SYNDICATE AND TIE LOAN.
The Syndic te continue to refuse making any
announcement OF the extent OF the subscriptions
to the new loan until the returns are more COM
p.etey within their possession. LnOugn has tran
spired, however, to Indicate that the ctsh suoscrp
tons have been enough to justify the call o. bonds
made by the Secretary OF the Treasury for the Is
OF June and that enough subscriptions by exchange
OF fve-twenties, here and In Europe. have been re-
ceived to warrant second call oil one hundred ,n,L
lions soon after the lst OF Jnne In otaer words.
the subscriptions have been for about two hundred
millions. The s, Indicate announce the reopening
OF the books for subscriptions nHl further notice.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady, with. toward
the close, brisker demand Tor the hve-twentics,
which carried the 'e7's up to ll6k 1864 The new
6ves were nominal and neglected. The following
were the closing quotatlons:-UnIted States cur
rency skies. us 1l5k; do. skies, 1884, registered,
lit NIX; DO. do, do, coupon, llsA lls,s; do.
nve-twenties, registered, May and November, ll5k
q l16k; DO. do, 1862, coupon, do. 115k o 1l5k;
do do, 1864, do. do, 115>4 115h; do. do, 1855,
do do, 115K 1853; do. do, 1857, registered, jan
uary and July, 114H HAY; do. do, 1855, coupon,
do, 1141 Hay: do do, 1867, do. do, 1853
116X; do. do 1868. do. do, 116k l16K; do.
ten-lortes registered, 11lS 111'S do. do coupon,
114H l14X; do. ives OF 1884, registered, 113 .
113H; do. do, do, coupon 113 o ia.
STOCKS STEADY.
The stock market in It's general features was
comparatively steady and less active. The dis
appointment at the only partial success Of the new
loan caused weakness at the start, and prices fell
Off = Il per cent, out the demand movement was
arrested by "coverng" Of ''short" contracts on
the part Of the "bears" who had looked Or
serious ''break," and, not fading 1t, closed their
interest. On the other hand, the "bulls" who had
been waiting for the success OF the Syndicate to
make q market, were equally disappointed, ana
were only too glad to supply the "bears," who
were covering. Hence the general steadiness re-
ferred to. Erie was active at 90 67h, ON a rumor
that
THE THREE AND HALF PER CENT DIVIDEND
on the preferred stock would be declared next
week, and, in addition, lX per cent on the common.
Pacific Mail declined to 7oh on the statement that
the Henry Chauncey Is now several days overdue
at this port western Union ranged from 90X to
OH, but ON the announcement that the Executive
Committee had ratified the sale OF the l5 600 shares
disposed OF by the President for the purchase OF
the Cuba cable, went on to sOX. Boston, Hartford
and Erie "acted curiousy" In rising to on and then
falling suddenly to az. Hannibal and st. 10. was
weak and declined to 50K. The general list was
heavy after the bank statement
In the Southern State bonds the Tennessees
were n lower, the Mssours Il higher and the gen.
eral market steady and dull.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

The following were the bids for the city hank
shares:-New York, 1870; Manhattan, 1871; Mer-
chants, 11e; Mechanics, 1876; America. 149; City,
$50; Phoenix 1909; North River, So; Galatin Ma
tional, 12l; Merchants Exchange, So; Leather
Manufacturers' IFS; State Of New York, 1l1x;
Commerce, IFS; Hanover, 1o2; Irving, 1872; Metro.
politan, 1sSX; Grocers, 100; Nassau, 1o1k; Shoe
and Leather, 14s; Corn Exchange, 125; Continental
s2h; Marine, 1893; Central National, % Fourth Ma.
tioDal, Ill: Ninth National, 1O5; Gold Exchange,
AZ; Bankers and Brokers' Association, so; German
American, 102.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were less active, but mostly nrm.
The Central Pacincs advanced TO 1o4k on large
purchases for the German market. Union Pacincs
were exceptionally heavy. The following were the
bids at the close -
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Birth.
Died.

BOYD-In this city, on Friday February Z, the
wife of John G. Boyd, COunselor-at-Law, OF a son.
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An analysis of the above figures shows that the
banks now hold only $2lss, $50 in excess OF the
serve required By lava decrease Tor the week OF
4l,06S,o75.
MONEY EASIER.
/. The money market was easier, but still more
active than agreeable to borrowers. The rate on
call ranged from 1-32 to per cent, with the bulk
Of the days business at LEA and interest. The
closing rae was per cent which for Saturday
afternoon was more than the usual experience Of
that occasion. Mercantile paper was quiet at a
10 per cent discount for prime names. Foreign ex.
change was dull and unchanged.
GOLD UNsETTIED-l14k 1881.
The gold market opened strong on the connrma-
tion Of the news that the Syndicate had failed to
place the entire loan, and advanced TO 114H but
Mtth the heavy decrease In the foreign imports and
later report Of better with the loan than
had been estimated in the forenoon, the price fell
on to 1884, raliying to ia ct the close. The Euro.
pean steamers took ont $4i4,ooo specie, Of which
$s50,00o was gold. The Sub-Treasury paid out
H2sO,oo0 account OF interest, and SO, 700 &C.
count OF redeemed nve-twenties. The course OF
Nhe mo YET 10 shown n tho table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09

7,a 2W ao.... !" ioiX
.1Z TOO do. he. bSO lU1x
7ox o Chic 4 AT Rk..... u,x
7Jss 70 Chic 4 All RR pr. :. liz
76st 2UO st l. 4 I IA RR.. .. 92x
70H lU0 Pac RR OF Mo. be 661s
IS loo Nor 4 Essex hR... 9lT
7JE 80 do. 9IH
Tx LOO Han 4 st 10 kR. -. 5ix
Utk iU0 do. 80. bic 81,
66,s TO- Ohio & NJ RR. .bc a6H
G6s< 2W q. ca q RK.b .b3 ASA
!6,sN so do. ......... So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-09
FINANCIAL.

A LARGE ESTATE FUND JUST PAID IN, WILL
IA be loaned first class Dwellings and Store
Properly, in York city. Principals address ExECU-
TOR, box $40 New York Post office.
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BRETHREN-You are hereby summoned to attend
q special communication. to be held at the lodge
room No. Iof 70 on th unaay e onr
honorary member samuel X kirknam: ~ order.
JOHN STO0THOFF, M.
JOHN MnLAR. Secretary.
PURITAN LODGE, No. $3.50, r. AND A. M.-BRHrn-
REn-You are hereby summoned to attend at the
lodge room, No: Union square, on sunday the
the purpose Of attending the funeral OF our late
brother, r. w. samuel Il. Kirkham. Tne members
u d., are respectfully invited 20 JOIN US without
f1rther notice. by order. :.
OLIVER GREEN Secretary.
ZERuBsABEL CHAPTER, No. 147, r. A. M--Com-
panlons--You are hereby summoned to attend a
Room, odd Fellows Hail. on Sunday. February Q,
ut one O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose OF paying the
last tribute OF respect to our late companion,
SAMUEL X. KIRKHAN. Companions Of sister Chap
'''' "'' D'''' fsEDERICK GUeEL, Jr, H.P.
MALCOLM STEWART, Secretary.
WARREN Ass0cIATIoN.-The members OF the AS.
sociadon are hereby notified ia attend a special
O'clock p M, at III Spring street. for tie purpose
OF attending the funeral OF anr late member,
Samuel r. Kirkssm. ]. sTOOyHOFF, President.
HENRY MCCLBE secretary.
HEADouARTERs. MORTON CouxANDESx, No. T.
X. T.--Sir Kpghts-YOu are hereby ordered to as.
sembe in full Uniform at the Asylum, Odd Pellows
O'Clock, to attend the tunoral ceremonies OF ouI
late Sir knight Samuel r. KiIkhan, at st. Marks
knights CT other communicates are c0urte0usly
invited tojoin with us. ytt.t, ~. a..
ALBERT g. Co0DALL, E. c.
S. r. GARDINER, Recorder.
LocKyo0D.--0p Saturday Feoruary 8, JOHN G
LOCKWOOD, in the 56th year OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral, on Tuesday, February IL, al
one O'Clock, from the residence OF his brothsr.in
law, Hegaman Cornwell 1872 Soath Eighth street
" MiIIEH.@5n Thursday, February g. at mis- resi-
dence, 1871 East Fourth street. ADAM MiLLRS In his
seth year.
Funeral on Sunday, February Q. at ope o'clock
p NJ, from his late residence. viii be buried in
the Lutheran Cemetery, Long Island.
MONTAIN.--At New Brunswick, N. j., on Thurs
day, February 8, 1873, Of consumption, MARY
M0sTALN, vile Of Ramon Mountain, In the SD yeal
| OF ner age.
| Havana CUBA papers please copy.
McGLINCHY.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, February 4
| MARGERY, widow OF Charles McGlinchy.
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral, from
her late residence, 1856 North Portland avenue, OF
| sunday February 0, at two p. M.
McMANUs.-On Friday, February I, Hucr
| McMANUs, native OF the parish OF Loughincsland
county Down, Ireland, aged 81 years.
The friends and aoquaintances OF the family az
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from All
late resIssRSs. ~ East .Txenty.ipEa stgset tni
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

Wice=Gon1ul @9mitt oie Sntere0en Der
Ser. @touten in Der Mn9elegenbelt oes
0ompfers u8ireinius" su i9uben.
Ser Brd 1ibsnt fat pieoer elnen be-
ru6ti9ten Tdll9er be9nobigt udmlld)
gSill. Moams Der pm Der ii6er ibn per-
bansten 7jdbri9en @trafseit Die 9dlfte lit
sem 3u6t6aus BON Yenn IDlp. abgelelen.
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SSSpDcnf6nn.
(Nuslonb.)

Berlin, 7. Mop. Ser beutl6eSinans=
miniiter bat be l6loien, Der Ne9lerull9
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batten bel SET yiei1e 0es beutl6en &ollers
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gerin9e Neit pon 1000 4fo. St., Die
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un6 Ben wiroc sic @emeinOe taum fii6!en.
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elmer eigenen Timber |tdt Da6en. gereits
boben Sic 8i1DDfe ein Tinon5=G =Gomits
eruount fit sic 2ebrltiible Der floIiliGen
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timen 8emi6ung, feline Sage 3u perbeiicrn
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DerpftiDten; mir foroern unier Nolt auf,
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

Mm 81. Oct. baben Die p a mi d en-
ia itelori I @ e II BeD6roen ouf Der @ee
oos nit Nn1erifanern bemannte @9lff
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oann Sic @panier bier Mmerifaner BON
oielem @6ifi amtli9 eri9oncn. 9as
fonn nun lei9t 9roBe @erlpidelunsen
stuil9en unIerem 2anbe uno @panien ob=
}eben. @etretdr Tilb in @albington
fat cine lofortige unterlu9ung uber Oas
8lutbao on9eoronet un0 miro poa ltan=
oi9e @enugt6uuns fir bieIe unlerem 2on0e
sugefiigte 8eleibigung Derlangen.
g e 10 Dort, 8. Nop. Sic bief9e
GubonilGe Sunta tiinoigt an, bab lie
ale W}titel oufbieten ,perbe INT eine
Expedition nab @ubo ous5urii itel, >uel6e
Die 9inri9tung Ser an8oro oesDamp fers
v8ir9inius" 9efange'1 9enommenen Ya=
trioten ridden 1ou. 0as 5n formire1oe
Corps 1oll nur aus Mmerifanern BE- lteDen.
Bereits beben li@ 1000 Pcrlonen ein-
19reiben la5en> llnter oenen pie(e erprobte
ebemaltge SolOoten li9 bcfinoen. Wfor=
gen 1in6et cine Mo1lenperl lamn1lung Der
bie1i9en Gubaner fatt, I'm, ibrem unluillen
iiber bas 8erf rfabren Der ipanil9en BE-
BORDEN Musorud Su geben.
@eneral Que1aoa 1T nit berTormirung
elmer onoeren Expedition bel6dfti9t, unO
ion bereits 5000 Mann auf ber 0tul ter
rolle baben, bon beneu Die Weil ten Gu
baner uno Gyilirte lin9. 9a5 gubanilbe
Sanptquartier 1T nit Perlonen on9efallt
tpel9e 1i9 gu ber berorl ltebenoen ggpeoi=
tion oniperben laKen >pollcn.
9ie bteligen Gu6aner troten beute gu
elmer Ma0enperl lammlung 5ulammen in
tpel6er SilarioG Gisneros Den @priBfabrte.
@s ,uuroen patriotil9e &eoen sebalten
uno Bel6luNe 9efabt, in bencn Nfittel
CUR Musrii flung elmer ncuen Expedition
na9 oer Sniel @uba perlan9t ,ueroen.
59lieBli1 ,pur0e ein a!r5 0rei Yerlonen
beitebenoes Committee beauftragt, @elo=
beitrdge in Ser @ta6t gu iam!neln. Be-
reits 1ino $13> 900 ge5ei6net luoroen.
Gin bie(i9er angeleDener Gubaner bat
beute pon einem berporrogen6en 9errn
aus 8ol6in9ton folssnoes Se(e9ramm
erbalten:
Sin loe5en i'm @taatsoepartement eii1=
getro5ienes Selegramm oes Ser. @taaten
General =gon|uls Sall in 9apona i9il=
bert bic Sinri6tung oer 8er. Staaten
8iir9er euf Cuba. Ct mill i'm Namen
Der Ser. @taaten &egierun9 9e9en Die
BON, ben ipanii9en Beb5roen peribts
@rellelt6at proteitiren, pel0e cine l@rei=
enoe @srlebune bes @0lferre9ts nno un=
lerer @ertrdge nit @panien 1T uno elne
angeuelleue Gntl6dei9ung beoin9t.
0as. 9taats 9epartement 16loeigt,
l1eint aber auf Gnt1 9doigung oringen
Su lpouen. Sn amtli6en Greiien 1@eint
man feline 9iinltise Meinuns uonSpanlen
gu Desen.
Gin @pe3ial=Selegrau,m meloet bon
Mal6inston, oab Der Mariueiefretdr Den
oas noroatlantil@e @el9paOer BE fe5li=
genoen @ontre=Momiral @cott beauftrogt
6abe, entlpeber in Per1on li6 na6 Gut
tia9o De Guba 3u uerfiisen ODER Elm @:c.
@taaten ariegsi6iIf .oort1in su lenoen
uno III @emsinlGaft nit sem Ser. ct.