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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-08
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TAY Co1IRcroRs OYreB,
a as e. West ARten Rouge Aprh Ssll9s
Hon. Charles Clinton, New OrieaAs, Loutsiana;
DEAR SIR-You will please tell me what 10 the
best course 10 pursue with the collection Of taxes
in our overlooked condition; the poorer class OF
people being destitute and homeless for the pres
emit and the largo sugar planters being entirely de-
pendant on their merchants for supplies and
money, will mot be sble to pay then taxes, three
fourths Of the whole parish hsing under water.
Yours, respectfully. s- --.... d OIL
! STEPHEN COLWELL,
Tax Collector.
Auditors Office. :
N New Orleans, May Z, 1919
MI Stephen ColxeI, Collector, West Baton Rouge
Louisiana: . .,....t,I. ..s. 49,.
DkAR SIR-1n reply to your communication OF
the twenty seventh ultimo, would say that in
cases where property Of taxpayers has been over
flowed, and they are SO, crippled or damaged
thereby to be unable to pay taxes it is advisa'
BILE to exercise a forbearance proportoned to the
hardship of the case. Do not seize or bring suit
against such at present. But in cases where par
ties are not injured by the food, the tax being
onethird less than last year it win be easier for
them to pay them than heretofore and there 10
no reason why you should delay COLLECTIONS from
such persons i-~ i'''
Very respectfully,
CHARLES CLINTON,
my8 st 2p .. - Auditor.
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And having compared the
CRESCENT BRAND,
With varieus brands of conden sed milk sold in the
market, pronounce yours to BE- superior to any
others in PURITY AND RICHNESS.
have no hesitation in recomm ending the
CRESCENT MILK as food for Infants
Yours, respectfully, @
d. G. HOLIDAY, Nj. D.
The CRESCENT MILK is fer sale at wholesale by
II. K. GOgreve, f.. Pohlman,l
Hirseh l. Adler, Schneider & Zuterbier
Z ". G. Lyon Co., J. G. Spor,
J. T. Moore & Co, 3. Rehl
Myers l. Levy, McGrath & Compton.
And wholesale grocery houses generally.
And at retail at the fol lowing houses:
V. Baab, J. W. Piatt,
Gas. Beck, A. G. Phelps
Clark Meader, J. X Remand & Co.,
John Cottraux, N Swarbrick & Co..
W. H. HenniDg e. Co. G. SciaccaluRa 1. Co..
+. Lmongy. Toby L. Co.
my5 ct
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CONDENSED MILK,
q,
CRESCENT BRAND. =.

Z so -.. r..
New ORLEANS, May 4, 1874
To the Eagle Condensed Milk Company, Crescent
Brand, No. IS West Eighteenth street, New
York: III Az
GENTLEMEN-Having thoroughly and critically
tested the condensed milk prepared by you, I take
pleasure in reporting that find it to be as repre-
sented,
Pure Cows Milk, Combined will, the Best
Refined Sugar,
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M" SoAA ETR[
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
tRsTABLIsHED 1857
5ls.sss. ssas--zsgst - .Es7s q 0nn nm
Annual income 0ver........''' osvv~sO~~
pURRIY INITIAL -

2
q, fl, PURELY MUTUAL. aE
The entire surplus easnings over the actual cost
Of insurance returned to policy holders. -
NO STOCK HOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLB'
Dividends declared annually in cash, which can
be applied to reduce the annual premiums, or %
increase the insurance. Hes*7,4 S3"
Policies issued for the special projection OF
WIVES AND CHILDREN M -
Policies issued to SECURE THE PAYMENT OF
DEBTS. Also, ToNTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES,
combining the security of Life Insurance VIII the
profitable investment Of money. $500.
Parties desiring SAFE AND SECURE ElPE IN
SURANCE at it's actual net cost in this old and re-
liable company are requested to make application
to the undersigned. c,,re 4. ocn,. ~
T" General Agents,
Ne. A Carondelet street..
This company paid during the lest year nearly
S 500 900 losses by death, and declared dividends
to policy holders in cash S 1926 40.
LOCAL BOARD.
Aug. Bohn, s. H. Kennedy, J. s. Walton,
E. r. Motion, Samuel Smith, VIM. s. Pike,
T. A. Adams, F. Wintz, E. Psale. ~.
Charles Cavaroc, s. O. Nelson, W. B. Schmidt,
L. 3. Cain. Paul Fourchy, s. Forcheimer,
George Forester, F. Camerden, A. Chiapela,
T. J. Semmes ]. H. Ludwigsen, J. l. Duflho.
F. $. Sampson, J. II. Oglesby,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
D. c. Holiday NJ. D. John W. Caldwell. ID. D.
ap22 3m FIR Sa Su -st-.
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+,.u..-,. oAHons - = JUST, true and coIreca
PAUL FOURCHY, Presidents
a. ". Morn. Secretary. -,
b,{ So srArx o. Loum1AyA.,
sworn to and subscribed before ma tba ri,,h =.
OF June, lS73.@ p. CHARLES CUvRLIxpp
- " H. Notary Public
AT q meeting Of the Board Of Director. h.Ia a,
inc ninth day Of june 1873, IT was reso,vaa Ia f.
care Cash DIVIDEND or FIFTRHN pFR 0xHT
on the net earned participating premiuma for Aha
IN July next. - s3s A.sAy
Also to pay to tho stochholder. a., s..
tsrest # the rate OF tan psr cant ,,s- '.,r,.,.
their STEEL. e. "a LIZ ~ ~ : A1l :"
% p1.. 80 q DzRHcroRs: . .-s@a %
"s !k%Iit.. fcsssS s
D. 4 Cha6faix. + + 1GMnsnoes-
ChAxles Latte ..,.,.
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To increase circulation without imitation
turn q grindstone. 'sSre alb
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A CARD.

The grand drawing OF the single number tickets.
Louisiana State Lottery, will take place on
SATURDAY NEXT, May 8, 1874, at twelve o'clock
NJ, over the rooms of the company.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Only 10000 Numbers.
Tickets Only SO.
The public are invited to witness the drawing
The doors will be opened at quarter 20 twelve
O'Clock NJ.
Entrance on Union street rnv6 Ct IN
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WE ARE STILL PAYING
STATE AND CITY TAXES
DUE PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 1874,
AND CITY LICENSES FOR 1874,
On the most liberal terms.
JOHN KLEIN & CO.,
No 80 Carondelet street, front Office
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Auctioneers welcome men whose looks
ore for-bidding. 1 81 w.. -e5r- %
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A question before the house-Want any
glass put in 20 tF ~ @& :
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'Telling an unveracity, is . new way of
uniting it, Ags[ fzs a. n.-lssS aAE
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INSURANCE.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Eighth Annual Statement.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 10, 1874.
At meeting of Directors, held this day, it was
resolved that a dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT.
on the capital stock of the company be declared,
payable on demand. an15 I'm
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convenience will not be incommoded, as
at present. To the people, the conve-
nience Of taking ear will be precisely
the same as anywhere else, with the ad,
vantage of shelter from sun or rain,
afforded by the balconies and awnings OF
Canal street, ofS So 3. ..,a.5Hts7
8. tits plain that if certain Of these
companies could be consolidated, SO as to
make the circuit, with proper relays, ii
would save the obstruction Of turning on
Canal street. A circuit might be made,
for instance, by connecting the Magazine
and Haronne or st. Charles lines, and
then the movement on this line would be
continuous, as on the Royal and Erato,
or Canal and Claiborne Lines.
4. We will not discuss the legal auth
GRITTY of the corporation to make any
understanding to the people the free, safe
and. unimpeded use for foot passengers
and Iehicles Of those common highways,
the streets. This right the, people may
demand, and this right the municipal
authorities have no power improsidently to
Will hold or to grant away. The courts have
the power. to order, upon proper applica-
ton that any nuisances injurious to the
senes or interests of the citizens shall be
abated peremptorily. ION either Of these
points the city has the power to grant re-
lief inthe premises. This power viii be
un{uestionable If it shall appear that the
right to park the cars # these conpaniees
IN ne pebble vthoroqehfares was naver q
pat 81 The concession made them BY tie
city.
We commend the suggestion Of "Citi-
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March Con notion OF
Mr.. Speer the Secretary of the Treasury
was directed TO furnish information as to
the pension and number of pensioners paid
by each with the cost, etc, prior 10 and
since the war:
Mr.. Pratt of Virginia, from the Commit
tee on Public Buildings and Grounds re
ported bill suthorising the Secretary Of
the Navy to contract for a bronze statue Of
the late Admiral FarTagut. Passed.
The House proceeded to the consideration
OF reports OF a private character:
Mr.. Howe presented resolution Of the
Wisconsin Legislature asking that Mil
waukee be reimbursed for money expended
in improving her harbor. Referred.
Mr.. Logan presented several petitions Of
the merchants, manufacturers and business
men of Chicago, Peoria and Paxton for an
increase of the volume OF currency. Re
feITpd.
Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts, presented
resolution of the Massachusetts, Legsla-
ture resembling the resolution of censIre
against Senator Sumner;
After arranging for the evening session
for debate, and for a session tomorrow for
debate on the tax bills, the House took re
cess till T:30 P. NJ.
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MISSOURI.
A TOuehy TOpie.

ST IorIs. March Ga bill to repeal the
social evil feature of the city charter OF ~.
Louis. has been informally laid over IN the
State Senate, on motion of one Of its most
monument friends. Another bill was in
troduced Yesterday, the main features oil
which are that any person keeping, or IN
any way interested in any kind Of house
of i'll fame. or who shall rent any house for
such a purpose, shall be fined five hundred
dollars, or Imprisonment six months, or
both. ANY person found entering such a
house. except on official business, shall be
liable to fine Of one thousand dollars, or
IMPRISONMENT, or both 1t shall be the dtlty
of any officer of the law to enter, fOreibly
if necessary, any such house on the COM
plant of any person, and arrest every per-
son found therein, and any officer falling to
do this shall be fined one thousand dollars
and be DISQUALIFIED from holding any Office
under the laws of The State. All physicians
or other persons, having knowledge OF the
fact. shall Immediately report to the Board
of Health, or County Court, any person
affected with any venereal disease, and fail
ing TO do this, shall be fined one thousand
dollars. All physicians prescribing for any
yenereal disease, shall write en- the pre-
scription the true name and residence OF
the person applying for treatment; also
trIIe statement Of the nature Of the
disease in plain English, and sign
his name thereto, said prescription to DC
filed in book, which shall be subject to
public inspection.
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10 aleoh6iie Or .ferrnented liquors, snail
serve without salary, add shall hare fsI moi
ity to employ secretary atreasoraDas
pensation, not to exceed 5000 par annum,
which, with the necessary exposes mel
dent to such investigation, not sxceeuing
$4,000 for both Secretary and CoIamls-
sioners, shall be paid out Of any money III
The Treasury iiot Otherwise Appropriated;
upon vouchers TO be approved by tle Seere-
tary of the Treasury, and for tins
purpose the sum of ten thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated.
1t shall be the further duty of said COM
miSsioners to report the result of heir IN
yestigation and expenses Attending the
same to the President, 10 be by hin trans
mitted to Congress. ,a.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherman the bill to
equalize national bank circulation was
taken up, and Mr.. Logan was recognized
as being entitled to the floor. He said
that in case the gentlemen from lllchigan
(Fery) should be ready to speak Monday,
he would yield the floor to him.
The Senate then proceeded to ihs con-
sideration Of executive business and sCtn
after adjourned till Monday.
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LOUISIANA.
KellOgg's Rump Legislature.

A Transcription OF Dantes Inferno.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.--The Tires
has the following regarding the last hours
of the Legislature: The closing scenes of
the session were marred by tumultuOus ex-
element, which, opening ont in vigorous
strength early in the evening, grew in force
as the hour of adjournment nearcd, and cul-
minated in finale of such uproar that bed
lam broke loose, or a multitude of bowling
wild beasts, by the remOtest possibility,
might have offered slight approach to the
bewildering effect produced by these SOlOns
of the nineteenth century. In the House
from the hour of opening the evening ses-
sion at Z o'clock, the work was lively and
pandemonium stood revealed on the earth.
Never by any chance was there less than
twenty members speaking at once. By the
same rule nOtmOpe Than one in twenty pre-
tended to maintain any familiarity with his
seat, but in a promiscuOus tumble all hands
rOamed through space, at times shouting
like mad to gain the attention of the
Speaker; al others to rise to 4 point Of
order; TO make motion or to do one hun
dred other things which no one but Lou
isiana Legislature would think Of.
w Dill Att.@t0s
The Eceaing Picdylne editorially SAYS:
II is the concurrent declaration Of the
leading and most honest members Of the
Legislature, which terminated its. eareer
last night At - o'clock. that the apprOpra-
ton bill, under which all the disburse-
ments of the Stale must be made, was
never passed, never submitted by the
speaker, nor voted on by the members.
The reporters Of the press, all the specula-
tors, the officers of the House, in fact every
credible witness who was present during
the session bear the same testimony
When it was repeatedly suggested that the
bill had not been voted on the reply Of the
members was, shouting. "Oh. it don't make
any difference, we will have it entered in
the journal, that will do rs we'll" Many
other bills are in the same predicament,
which were never passed, were never even
submitted TO the House, but which it is
proposed to have entered on the journal
and proclaimed as law.
Typographical.
The New Orleans Associated Press to
DAY passed 4 resolution to reduce the price
Of composition from c. to 80 cents per
thousand ems, from and after March %.
Private Markets.
F. Stafford has petitiOned for an injunc-
ton restraining the city authorities from
enforcing the private market bill passed by
the late Legislature over the Governors
veto. The enforcement of the act would
involve the closing Of Staford's place OF
business.
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WATTERsONIAN.

Frsz the Louisville Courier-Jeurhal, March G.
When we were last in England, a
casual loiterer in the House of Lords,
leaning negligently on the arm of the
Lord Chancellor and addressing some
chance remarks to the Duke of Devon
shire, we overheard Mr.. Disraeli say to
the Archbishop of Canterbury that in
his opinion the NASHVILLE UNION
AND AMERICAN was a much ADLER
sheet than the London Times The
learned Prelate concurred In the re-
mark.
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BUSTED ABOUT BUSTED.

FfOm The 81. IOuls KepuDIlcan-
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Members
of the House judiciary Committee say
there is no doubt that Judge Busteed
viii be impeached. The trials nearly
concluded, and from what has already
been conclusively developed, the expul-
sion Of the Judge from the position he
has abused is certain. Busted has
very considerably prejudiced his own
interests by his insolent and arrogant
behavior, which, as a distinguished
member of the committee remarked,
befitted the commander of a successful
privateer rather than man on trial for
a grave offence.
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Reheaded Himself,
Savare SNOW.
condensed kilograms.

terrible explosion Of giant powder o.
,,,,rrad nj Hoosac tunnel to-day, killing one
man and seriously injurinG several others
= Vasquez, the California bandit was, IN
S,p Francisco few days ago, disguised as
!, woman. He sailed on the steamer Con-
s,i,utio, for Mexico. A reward OF So
OOO is offered for his capture.
The Anglican Bishop of Ontario mas mas
,,..,,laIl, cv-communicated Rev. J. Il. sta
r ,gl for participating in the Reform Church
movement. III.
The strikers at the kensinSton mniS'
philadelphia. still hold out.
rho Bishop of Ireyes has been arrested
- Rerlin for violation Of the ecclesiastical
aW.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

SAN Francisco, March 6.-The State
Senate to-day passed a bill authorizing
iurics in trials for murder to say in the YER
dict whether the penalty be death or inn
prisOnment for life.
Beheaded Himself.
George Mason. an old convict, committed
suicide here last night, cutting his head
nearly off with a razor.
severe SNOW.
The snow storm in the Sierra Mountains
c,ntinues Trains are delayed by drifts OF
snow. The trains are reported constantly
empIoyed breaking their way through the
hanks. II Is the sevcreSt storm ever known
in that part of the country.
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The Triumph.

Re and continue poor, while others
around you grow rich by fraud and disloy-
altv: be without place or power, while oth-
ers beg their way upwards; bear the pain
of disappointed hopes while others gam
theirs by fiattery; forego the gracious pres
snre of the hand for which others erinse
and crawl. Wrap yourself in your own
virtue. and seek a friend and your dairy
breae. If YOU have in such course grown
cray. with unhlenched honor, bless God
and die.
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OHIO
The woman's constitutional.

CTSCISNATI, March 6.-The question OF
woman's suffrage, under motion to strike
the word male out of the franchise article,
vas discussed in the Constitutional Con-
yeption to-day in committee. The main
speech in favor was made by Gen. Noris, OF
Summit, and occupied several hours. Judge
Powell. of Delaware, made the principal
speech in opposition. a vote was not
taken. About thirty ladies were present.
The discussion will be prOtracted.
A rather bitter discussion occurred IN the
Constitutional Convention this morning,
in which Mr.. Hill charged members Of the
convention with intending to whIteWash
secretary WykOff7s purchase Of stationery
for the convention by appointing a special
committee Yesterday to investigate, instead
of leaving it to the standing committee to
which it had been referred. Both Mr.. Hill
and Mr.. POnd'were taken off the special
committee which was retained.
The Triumph.
Nessrs. A. T. Stewart & Co., OF New
York entered suit in the United STATES
Conf to-day to recover $4,000 OF robert
Mitchell and others, stockholders IN the
Triumph Insurance Company, against
which Stewart has a judgment in which
the Sheriff returned in behalf the. Triumph
Company no goods
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TENNESSEE BONDS continue to ad'
vance in New York, closing last even
ing at 9Ia for the old issue and 914 for
the new.
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FOR z G. n.
The Young Russian Bride.

LONDON, March 6.-EXtenSiVe prepara-
tions have been made for the reception Of
the Duke and Duchess of Ednburg, eX-
pected to arrive tomorrow. The day will
be observed as a holiday.
Three Millions of Starving Humanity
A telegram at the Indian office says the
government will be obliged to maintain
three millions of people three months, and
that the expenditures on account Of the In
dian famine till February last, are esti-
mated at over seven millions.
Fighting PhantOms.
PARIS, March 6.-The sale of photo
graphs of the Count DeChambOrd is pro-
hibited.
Organization of the New Parliament.
Parliament met to-day and proceeded
with the formalities of organization. The
oath was administered to members Of the
House of Commons in groups Of fifty
members. The present and late govern
ments have received royal commands to
attend a State dinner Monday next, at
Windsor Castle, where they will meet the
Duke and Duchess of EdinbuTg.
No official notice of the capture OF the
Ashantees has been received. 4 dispatch
from Sir Garnet WOlsey dated prior TO the
taking of COmassie, declares that Overtures
for peace, on the part of the Ashantees,
was treacherOus and plot to lure the
army to destruction.
The Starving Indians.
CALCUTTA, March 6.-AccOunts from
Yirhoat show that distress from famine is in
creasing in 1ungpare, where there has been
no actual suffering as yet, the stores OfpOor
people are becoming exhausted and starva-
tiOn is imminent. The relief organization
here is working excellently, but it can
hardly meet the immense demands which
will be made on the government.
Eleven Persons Burned 20 Death.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, March 6.-There has
been an extensive cOnflagratiOn in Salenica.
An immense amount of property was de
strOyed and eleven persons burned to death.
Hardly Probable.
LISBON, March Cit Is rumored here
that the inhabitants of Fayal nave addressed
petition 10 President Grant praying for
the establishment Of protec;orate by the
United States over the Azores, and that the
President replied That the era of popular
viii has not replaced tie era conquest
Capture of COmassie.y
LONDON, March IA special dispatch
TO the Telegraph from the Ashantee exPe-
dition says a sharp engagement occurred on
Feb. 4, which lasted seven hours. An i'm
mense force of Ashantees, under leadership
Of the King in person, aided by his princi-
pal chiefs, opposed the passage of the river
Dan by the British forces. Two officers Of
the Highlanders were killed and thirty
white men wounded. The Ashantees were
routed with heavy loss. The King and his
chiefs abandoned their army and took to
flight. At the close of the battle COmassie
was occupied by Sir Garnet Wolsely's forces
without opposition at dusk on the same
day.
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IT is reported that the Charleston
Mercury is to be revived By r. Barn
well Rhett, Jr., backed by wealthy
merchant of that city.
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HAPPY misquotation by a young
lady, whose gentleman caller stayed too
late, caused a speedy good-by. The
clock struck twelve, and she remarked:
Now is the witching hour of night,
when people yawn.'
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Killed His own Son.

MINNEAPOLIS, March Ga terrible
crime is reported from Bellegrade, Nicolett
county to-day. \ father named Justin
Richards, in a fit of rage, shot his son
through!heart, thekilling him instantly.
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uIIISd,Ie CoIIere RurDea-

TOLEDO. o., March 6.-IIillsdale Col
lege edifice, at Hillsdale, Mich, was de-
stroyeI by fire this morning. The east
haIl was saved, together with much furni-
ture, the libraries, musical instruments,
etc. Loss $1,000 Insurance $4,000.
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.CoTToN is held firm in New York at
16tc FOR middling.
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volunteer Deserters.

\ letter from Havana says that since the
late DEGREES were promulgated the natives
among the Spanish volunteers are constant
~ deSeuing To the insurgents and that
whole families are fleeing TO the mountains.
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GOLD ranged at IIlsa1l15 in New
York yesterday, closing at ll1s.
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The RIsmark Turns Un.

The steamship Graft Bismarck from
Bremen via Southampton, reported missing,
is coming up the bay. She experienced
heavy gales and head winds almost the en-
tire passage.