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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

reject that sound mind and body are tho most
necessary requisites 70 promote connublal hap
Plheas, Indeed, without these tho tourney
through lilo becomes q ReaFy pFlFrInsVo. ~
prospect hourly dArkiiih 70 the n6W; nc mind
becomes bhadoWOd with despair aud dilrd with
tho melancholy reelection that the happiness of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

hea6Ss Of tho RoyAl COLLEGE q suFrouns, Lon
don, graduate irum one Of The mOst eminent
ColCges N Tie unito4 SlAto1, and the create,
psit Of Whose lia hAs been SpFht IN thp hospitals
ba8 oacetcd lolQ. Of he most astonishing euFrs
eycI known, Many troahl0d with ringing IN
the had and ear WhUh ARlS0p, gFoAt nervous
nCll, being AlArmedat sudden BbundA, bashhl.
noss, with nequent blgahlng, attended some,
immpdlatnlV "
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Saturday Oct. 31st 1874.
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

"hcreas the hon. J. C. BucnER, Prasi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distric.
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
and Miffiin and j. q. l.. Shindel and
Is. l.. Raudenbush Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prcccpt bearing, date the 2sth day of
September A. ID. 1874, TO me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, a court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the resce at Middlehurg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the "a Monday. (be-
ing the 9th day Of November, 1874. and
continue one week
Given under my hand and seal at the
sherG's Office in Middleburg, The 2srh lay
Of Sept. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy -four.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff.
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We give these facts TO the people
OF Pennsylvania for fair considera-
tion, now that by their votes the
men before them for State officers
will be rejected or accepted. The
Republican party bases its record on
facts Of well doing and faithfulness
to the Government il has administer
cd. IL never asks for TN honor until
it deserves it. 1t never presents an
unworthy man MS a candidate. II
has no rewards for tho foes Of the
country; and the people have always
trusted it. Why, then, should they
make change of rulers nowl Let
the ballot box answer in November.
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. hav
ustrate the
not less vaiuabl.
tries. Without IT,
Per cent. on silks, nf er
cent. on carpets, ~ thIrt Ter
cent. on clothing, and the 4. =, nc ami
AD yALoRgs duties on all cotton anu woolen
goods our American workingmen In these In I.
dustrles mlyhs cit down In idlenoss, and the fu
ture would be without hope. This IL what tho
Democratic party, In Its love for Free Trade, is
striving 70 accomplish. The struggle does not
concern Pennsylvania alone. II is % moment to
the whole country In defending our own in
terosts. We are dlscharglhg n patriotic duty, for
the iull and profitable employment Of its own
labor and the ample protection and develop.
ment OF It's own Industries can alone make our
nation prosperous and Its citizens united aud
happy people.
Very respectfully.
JOSHUA HUNT.
Catasauqus. Lehigh county, Pa.
October 10. 1874
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PHbijc OpiDjoU, of recent date,
published at Chambersburg. makes
extracts from different dates from
the Spirit published at the same place
by Mr. Stengor. the Democratic can.
didate for Congress from this dis
trict In looking over them careful.
ly, we come TO the conclusion that
lIr. Stcnger is neither q democrat or
republican-in fact it il hard to say
what he is. Democrats. are YOU
ready and willing to vote for a man
who has no fixed principlesl Ifnot
then vote for Gen. Wistcr who is the
friend Of nll
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When the Republican portv nc

WnES the Republican party as,
sumed command of the State govern
mont in 1861. there was State debt
of over s43,000,000. That debt has
been reduced to S2i,000,O00. q re.
ducton of $4,000, 1000, in thirteen
years. This reduction has been &C
complished by economy and honesty
in the administration of the finances.
and not by taxation The above is
sufficient TO show that change in
State affairs is not necessary at pres
ent, and in order to have the State,
soon. free from debt is TO elect the
Republican candidates.
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Why Should we Channa our Rulers,

lfrom Ths PhNadolrai. Prc-,.l
We are in the midst Of an impor.
tant political campaign. involving the
election Of State officers for the first
time under the new Constitution
For ten years past the Republican
patty hasalmost urintcrruptcdly held
control Of all the departments in the
State gOveinmout,administcring them
70 faithfully that no charge OF NAL
icasancc or allegation of faithlcssncss
Of nny kind could shake the conf
dcncc of the people in their rulers,
because results fairly shown and
practically felt convinced thcm that
there was no necessity for change.
Why. then, should we change now !
Why, for instance, should the pco-
pie OF Pennsylvania refuse to elect
Harrison Allen Auditor General ?
Wherein has be failed to do lis duty?
He has been tried, his record il oprn
to all the world, bis deeds are known
to all men, and it can be truly writ
ten Of him that no man who ever held
the game Office was moro faithful
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importance Of Every Vote in Order to
Elect Republican United States
Senator.

The Legislature to be elected by
the people on the third Of November
must elect United States Senator
i'll place of Hon. John Scott. whose
term soon expires. A member of the
! Legislature may be defeated for want
Of one "Oto---and therefore the neces
sity that every Republican vote be
pollod. All who have at all observed
the course of political events in the
past appreciate the importance of
bringing out erery yoto. Republicans
cannot afford TO commit the best in
dustrial interests of Pennsylvania to
the keeping of tho Democratic party
for the next six years. One vote
may prevent this.
On this subject tho Dela,rdrs
No""ty Rpwbiican has the following
timely words:
Is there n true Republican in our
own county willing 20 have Demo-
crat cast u vote for him for United
states Senator Is there Rcpub-
lican i'll the county willing to trust
Democrat with the tariff question
and other great interests that will
come before the Legislature for nd
instmcnt during the next two years ?
We must settle our own differences
among ourselves, and that speedily.
How are we to do it 7 is the great
question for consideration.
RErrBLIcAS voters OF Snyder coun
ty. Every vote cast against our can.
di1ate for Assembly George Alfred
'ochoch, is vote directly in favor of
q democratic Unilcl Stntns Snnntnr
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VOTE FOR

O'ms'ed, AUen, Beath, ,c P,rson.
IVistor, Schoch, CIT, .S,rar,z, anil
Shcary, Mo State, District,aad Conn.
~ tch'et In doing so you are yo,iag
for Honesty, Economy, ant Tor mel,
,rho ,cork for the best Interests Of
TIC State anil COUn,y.
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The following is an extract from n
Speech delivered by w. $. Stenger,
Democratic candidate for Congress,
from the Washington House, Cham
bersburg during tho war, Not an-
other man, not another dollar, to
prosecute this Internal war-If you
call this treason make tho most of
IL
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3D.-Let eyery
RepubicdH co,er recoliect that III,
State election this year ,cW be held on
Tuesoay, NoveuJor Sd, and make ar.
rongcmentS 10 be at home on thai
diy, ond also be sure 10 rote. A sin
gle cOte N.0Y deci,Ie he contest.
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Gen. Langhorno Wister thus meets
the false declarations of the Demo.
cratic press. II most omphatically
deny ever having paid any tax except
in Perry county, and that at no time
since ] became n voter have | not
boon Innliiiel yotor Of PerrY CO.
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devotion to his country. MCandlest
while in the army was constantly
criticising the civil power Of the
government which directed the gtrug
gle for the Union, and was unreserv
ed in his expression of sympathy fol
the political party which gave aid
and comfort TO treason carrying
that sympathy to such height that
he resigned his commission as n sol
dier at IN early date in the war be-
cause his politics were not recognized
in the policy Of the war for the
Union.
Why should Pennsylvania make
John Latta Lieutenant Governor.
instead Of Arthur g. Olmsted, When
Iatra was in the Senate he voted on
ell questions with sympathizors with
troason; he denied the right of SOL
dier in the field to a vote; he escouted
the proposition of freeing the slaves
in the district ofColumbia, and voted
against the revolution instructing
our Congressman to support that
measure and when he was n mem
Der of the House he opposed all State
aid Of the Centennial Mr.. Olmsted's 8
record as loyal man is as sound as
that OF any man in the State, and
his Character rs legislator is above
reproach. No man has ever dared 10
Charge him with corruption. Hs
votes and his voice in the halls of
legislation We're always on the side
OF right, and his manly devotion to
TIE, National Government in the hour
OF it's peril, and to his State, are part
Of the proad records of the Common.
wealth.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all
~ whom II may concern. that the undersign
Ell John Shtmbach, has MED an a. plicatI on In
the surveyor Generals oiHce nj Harrisburg,
Tor Two acres Of unlrnproyoi vacant land, sit
unte In licayor township, snyder County, ad.
Joining land OF Jacob Brrchblll, on the west
Chistina Felkcr on the north. Charles = Sven.
gel on the west, and Sarah A. Kluse on tho
South Holm SuA MRArH
Oct. 5 lsTi
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EXECuToR'S TICE Letters
~ ieslameptary upon the estate Of
Henry Gerhart late OF Centre township.
snyder Co., deed having been granted 10
me undersigned. all persons knowing then-
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
10 make payment without delay. and those
having claims on the same will preseu
them to SOLOMON BOWERsoy
Sept. II, IA. Executor.
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than be has been in tho discharge of
all his duties. He has collected the
public revenues. or seen that thew
have been returned to the Treasury.
with close scrutiny. He has strrnly
forced the payment of back taxes
lom corporations with an impair
twil'v which no longer requires liti-
pa,lnn ou tine part of the law officers
of the Commonwealth, and he has
reduced the public debt so steadily
aud regularly that our securities are
now selling mt II higher premium
than the bonds Of any State of the
Union.
Mr., Temple, the Democratic can
didate, may bea good man. and
might possibly make M efficient
Auditor, but al this must be proved,
and there ismore or less risk in every
test. General Allen has been tested
and found faithful. Ho has the true
metal in him, aud we all know what
he is. 1t is not business Ike or pru
dent to discharge n faithful, true
servant to engage stranger.
Again, why should we send Gen
crnl Boath adriit muster him ont
Of office, to muster in Gen. MCand
less Beath has given every possible
evidence OF his iaithiulnoss in civil as
well rs military life, while MCand-
less, although gallant soldier uni
formly acted with the disloyal De
mocracy. Beath fought like hero
to the end of the war, leaving leg
Oh the battle field as tribute Of his
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NOTICE.

A LII persons trespassing on the
4 n premises of NJ Mchaol Woner In West Perry
IowDship for the purpose Of Hunting will AFTER
the date OF this notice he dealt with according 10
law, said notice to be good for Ave years
October 5tb, is7I
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NOTICE.

To All Whom it May Concern.
RE it known that L have this day
- bought of Benjamin H'eisor the following
personal property and LETT tho same In his pos
session al p.rsons arc hereby cautioned not to
interfere or medflo with the same yiz / Dark
BAY boreo, Two Horse wagon, 2 Cows, bug.
Ky ana Harness, : Setts Heavy Harness, 1
Plow, Harrow, Cooking stove Beds and
Beddlng, Corn In field potatoes In ground, oats
In barn, Saddle, Cultiyator, Sleigh, 4 PIxs.
MARGARET SHADED,
Perry Twp, sept. l.'7a.
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rsS' Ercrg r,pabi'cdn in tho couq'y,
'rho has a cate, should not .t;iH 10 cole
on Ihosday.
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I'm A LECTURE
lsA To Young Men

Just Pubiished, in a Scaled Enrelopc.
Price sir C,RtS.
a Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical euro of seminal Weakness, or Sperma d.
torea, induced by self Abuse Involuntary
Emissions, lmpotcncy, Nervous Debility and
lmpedlmcnts to Marriage generally Consump,
tion, Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental aud Physical
lnclpnclty, Ac.-By ROBERT j. CIItER.
WE'LL, NJ. ID author OF the ''Green Book ~ sc
Tho wor ia removed author In thi. admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own eXpe ience
that the awful consequences OF Self. Abuse may
b9 e1oct4,lIy removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operation, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cOrdlaIs; pointing out a
mode OF euro at once certain ami ellac' "A l. by
winch every sufferer, no natter what his cundi-
lon may 10, may cure himself cheapy private.
" anu radically.
pa" Ihts lecture nil prOe boon 10
MusamS and thousands.
sent undcr seal, IN plain envelope, TO any
AliresH y ~i'pAid, on rocoipt Of six cents or two
piat stamps Address the Puplishers
IHAS. j. q. KLINE co,
l27 Bowery, New York Post Once Box, 1850.
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pr9- RememJer that on 1'u,s}ay Is
election, Noe. 3d
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VOTE EOR

A. X GW 'eho makes 0oo,i County
!sarf,yor. lie has no aipeior ia Meconn-
w. lie sJva ae man Jor he position.
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Valuable Property at
PUBLIC SALE

IN pursuance of an order OF the
Orphans court ~ Snyder county granted To the
nhd,rslgncd hdmlnisirator ~ the Estate % Fran.
els Ariley, late ~ Washidgton township, SNYDER
county decd, viii expose 10 Publi Sale on the
premises OF enid dr,ea aed an -
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A DMINISTRATRIX, NOTICE

xALotters OF Administration on the estate
Oi Elias Ritter lato OF Monroe twp deed
nave been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate
are requested To make payment without delay,
while those having claims Will present thefr
duly authenticated for settement'to
Sep, '7+pd Administratrix.
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,., Prices ,.rticesin Duty per
Articles here nSlanl. ton
Pig Iron go ttotao s2, ?.g' $3.50
Iron Rails. +ij. s7.jO ti2.tU net
Bar Iron .5T sd1SI t2ItotiO
steel Rails tSj. .,s t. So .gj ~
You can easily see that bad "a our stu.
alton is it might be made worse. Repeal
the duties AMI it would be hopeless They
are a strong dyke, wall, which the Re.
publican party has built up AROUND the
industries Of the country to keep out the
oyerwheiming fl oi Of cheap forci gn goods.
while It stands We can not be destroyed.
The Democratic party ha. determined 10
break down this wall, aud we are asked 10
help them by voting TO put them in power.
In their State conventions of this year, as
in past years, thcp have denounced pro.
lection and demanded tariff for revcn &c
only, or declared in favor Of Free Tralc.
In Pennsylvania alone they nre silent.
They know that our mines have stopped.
that our rolling mills have suspended, that
furnaces are out Of blast. that factories are
idle, AMI that II ousands of unemployci
workingmcn Look forward to the coming
winter with the fear Of suffering for them
selves and their families. and they know,
too, that their party from Maine to Mis-.
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NJ U SIC FOR OCFO BE R.
VOCAL.

God Bless our home, Song a Cho Stewart, Il
1ray Hairsaf my FAthar, Song 4 Cho Pratt 81
Two o'clock In the Morning, Song \ Ohio Percy 4,
Owe me Darling one sweet kiss, \ h q Dauks 3,
I'm A'gwine down South. Song Il Cho Hays ~
Where Birds sing the sweetest, ) &C Danks ~
whisper softly Mothor's dying = n & Stewart ~
Let the nunshine In Song & Cho Danks q
Kitty Mckay, Song n Ohio Hays 81
Ny Mother'r growing old, sony n Cho Percy 3'
Nora, the Pride Of Kiikee, Song Il Cho Hays 70
Little Hands that ope the Gates, y n q Loslie 7,
Poor old Grandpa. Song h Ono Hays ~
Close the shutters gently, Song n Cho Hays 90
Throw your Whiskey out, y Il T. Leighton sc
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Saturday, October 31st, 1874.

at II o'clock IN the forenoon
Thc following described Valuable Real Estst. to
WITT The undivided one-hall ofa certain Tract
OF Land situate IN Washington towuphip Snyder
county, bounded North by land ~ Daniel Miller
East b, land of John william Hughes, West
hy llud of George =. Miller aud Sonth by land of
l'aac u. Boyer, coniaiuing l2J ACRES. and one
hundred and thirty pcrches more or less thereon
crcctol y large fwo.Story BICK HOUSE
FA' TORY BUILDING, large BANK BARN
large "fchard Of choice fruit trees, excel ent
Spring OF water.
Also The undivided one.h,ifof a Ger.
xAAOO'.- tain Tract OF Woodland situate
In the township and county aforesaid bounded
North by land Of Charles Grouse West by land
oi Henry Woodllng. south by land of the heirs
Oi 'harles Hughes, East bv land of Charles
Grouse, containing TWE WELvE ACRES more or
ar en- All these four certain Lots of
x1kkCO,.- ground situate in Springmans ri
addition TO the town Of FreeburR being Lois
Nos, o. 10, II n l2 as marked In the plan of said
town, each lo' being sixty feet along Front
street ana extending one hundred and ninety.
hve feet along Race street and about one hun.
dred AMI ninety'nve feet along Lot No, g.
lerms VIII be made known on day of sale by
JONATHAN GEMBERLING,
Administrator.
The undersigned being the owner Of the other
haii part Of the hrst above described two Tracts
oi Land, III offer tho same at Public Sale AT
the same time and place above mentioned.
oot' :, 1914 GEORGE FISHER.
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- BYRNS
Pocket pho:oscopo.

Has great MaRnifying power used for detecting
Counterfeit Money, Shoddy in Cloth, foreign
substances In the Eye, In Wounds, ctc. AMI to
ilaws In metals. nneuess, Of wOod.Rrain; to decl-
pher writing otherwise illipiblei and the the In.
spoction Of grain, tobacco, etc. Useful for every
body. Two double Convex Ions, ~ inches in
diameter. Mounted In leather. aud carried In
the vest pocket Price, 50 Cents, free by mall
flee. Address NJ l., BYRN, 10 Cedar st. New
York. 7. q. Box 1909
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TO THE WORKING MEN OF PENN.
SflvAklA

Latter from M IronwO,tcr 10 he Chair
man ofho Union Republican Sidie Ga-
I trR Committee.
| Rus"H ErrcH, E7.-DEAR SIR:
In the iron manufacture, which Is the
most important business Of our State, there
/ is great depression, and we can not look
Tor good Tines until IL revivcs. for nll
other business interests depend upon it,
/ 1t employs the miners by consuming ores
and creating n demand for fuel. il frcighis
our railroads. and makes market for
farm products. The workmen in our
mines and mills aud furnaces are the
chici consumers Of domestic goods, aud il
- because they nrc unemployed and una
BILE TO bug that our wooden and cotton
factories have reduced time Of work. cut
down wages, and stopped production. This
again reacts disastrausly upon tho coal
trades, upon the railroads, the manufac
lures Of chemicals and dye stuils, and
upon all other industries.
When wages In the iron trade are hizh
and work plentiful, every other business
Is prosperous, and his is true not only (
our own State hut also Of the whole coun-
try. The financial panic of September
1913, crippled or stopped the railroad and
the result was gnncrnl paralysis Of bu-
sincss. We should have recovered from
it before this it there was no foreign in
tcrfcrancc with our Industries. il the home
market was reserved, as it should be, for
the labor Of our own people.
Our chief trouble is that in England there
has been such great reduction in the
wages Of miners aud workmcn in iron ami
other industries, and such an immense de-
cline IN the prices OF English goods, that,
during the past year we have had con.
stantly falling market, which has forced
successive reductions Of prices and wages
here, and has male buyers hold off and
wait until the bottom would be reached
! think that this point has been reached,
and that demand will spring up, and our
labor will be employed again with grad
ual increase of wages If We can retain the
duties upon foreign goods enacted by
Republican Congress for the protection Of
home industry. II is enough to take mere
ly one or two items from our tariff laws
to show how important they are to us At
this time. and what n calamity their re
peal wuuli he to the country
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devotion to his country. VI MCandless
while in the army was constantly
criticising the civil power Of the
- 4 -
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MtDDLEBURG, OCT. %, is74
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, GROUSE, Ed'r. ~ rropr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-17
A Denial.

As might Justly be expected. the letter
published in yesterdays Herald charging
President Santa Lucia and Mr.. Aldama with
an attempt to surrender the cause of their
country created quite sensation among
many Cubans in this city and the friends
and sympathizers with their cause. There
are two points, however, upon which the
majority OF Cuban exiles agree. The first
is that there can be no doubt at all of the
existence Of a most serious misunderstand-
ing between Santa Lucia and General MAJ
imo Gomez, and secondly, that while it is
fact that Mr.. ALBANIA, the present agent OF
the Cuban republic, is millionaire, it is
equally true that since his ingress to office,
in December last, but little has been done
to aid the patriots in the field.
Whether this be true or not Mr.. Aldama,
who saw representative of the Herald
yesterday, comes to the front and declares
the whole story fabrication from bottom
to top, and says that it is a transparent tis-
sue Of lies concocted by well known parties
to injure the Cuban cause by calumniating
the President of the republic and its repre-
sentatives abroad.
The Cuban gentlemen vino have been
spoken with on the subject think that.
while they regret even the very existence
of the ugly runors that were published
yesterday, it is better that their truth or
falsity should be probed to the very bot
tom, in order to afford the parties impli-
Gated fair opportunity of meeting and
refuting them. The public are told nothing
about the two Venezuelan gentlemen men,
toned in yesterdays letter, nor does Mr..
Aldama explain the reason of the fight
between Santa Lucia and Maxine Gomez
1t is we'll known that this General, who is
not a native of Cuba, can never fill the
Presidency; nor does he aspire to place
himself at the head of atfairs, az the consti-
tuition forbids it. What, then, is the mat
ter between these two leadersl-Nev York
Herald t,celfh instant