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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

INJURED.-George Berk, of the Rail
road Meat Market. slipped and fell yes
terday near the Champion Saloon,
while delivering meat. and sustained
injuries by the fall which confines him
to the house.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

HoT.-Yesterday was the hottest day,
and last night the hottest night of the
season. At 2 clock p. NJ. the mercury
stood at SO degrees in the thermome ter
at the freight office, which, at that
hour, was one of the coolest places in
town. At p. NJ. the mercury stood at
50 in the same place. aud the heat was
almost sufficating indoors up to late
hour last night. Heavy clouds were
visible above the horizon in the west.
and lightning was quite vivid in that
direction, indicating rain. The even
ing was unquestionably one of the sui
triest ever experienced in this part of
the country, where the nights are usu-
ally cool in Summer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

STAGE FOR CONGRATULATIONS 8
stage started for Cornucopia to-day
with eight passengers, six of whom
secured seats by telegraph, before they
arrived here from the west.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

Go 20 Purdin u Woods Hardware
store and examine their assortment
Patent Iron Planes. je2S st
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

INJURED.-It was reported yeste rday
that nobody was physically injured by
the accident on the railroad near Lu-
Gin, bat since then we have learned
that woman who was passenger on
the eastern bound emigrant train,
which was run into by the passenger.
was badly injured, and was left at
Ogden in charge of physician. The
locomotive of the passenger train drove
the caboose of the emigrant train five
or six feet into an emlgrant car. and it
was matter of surprise to those who
witnessed it that more persons were
not injured. The engineer and fire.
man escaped by jumping from the en-
CINE, before the trains struck.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

100 Meadow Valley So
G55 Raymond & Ely 44A, As, b 6, As,
8 80, A
$50 Eureka so. 61L, 81
$50 Jackson Ia
$50 Phoenix
80 American Flag "a
$50 Belmont 4, go
us ella AZ, Az. Az, b 30
100 Mansfield %, 23c
so AZ
$50 Leopard Is. '145s, 15%
200 Prussian 27s
$50 jefferson AZ, Az
$50 Golden Chariot 311la, ga, 31la, 81
$50 Mahogany AZ, 5
$50 Poorman 6a, 81
800 Illinois Central D
400 Pauper / a
400 Mammoth 15c
175 War Eagle l, IA
so Empire (Idaho) 75c
$40 Ophir 4554, Asa
40 Crown Point 27H, 81
80 Gold & Curry 1914
$50 California 551s. 5524, 555s
80 Overman 81, 56
400 Mexican 17L
ll3 Con. Virginia 3l5, 313, 312, 1897
~ Imperial Ga
This Mornings Board.
40 Ophir 4514. As
l35 Mexican ~, 175s
500 cold g. Curry 1871, l534
10 Savage 80
AZ Best d Beicher A, 43ss, 1871,
439+
SO Chollar Sc, 65
2l0 Imperial ca, 6T,7
rs Is B Belle IS s., 25H: 25A, 251I
Us Confidence 10
60 Yellow Jacket 70. 71L
10 Empire Mill AZ. Az
235 Crown Point u. 261s, 2634. b 10
1873 Con. Virginia 3l5. 3l4, 3l4L, 319
b 80, 318 b 80, 3l6
1920 California 55H. 55ss
25J Bullion 3S1a. 80
80 Seq. Belcher 80
so Sierra Nevada 121,
100 Daney SOC
2l0 Overman Sc .a..
80 Justice 81, &C. 80, SO
10 Julla IA. llT
40 Knickerbocker
430 Silver Hill ca, ga.
100 Eclipse 6. .........
10 DAYTON 90.
$50 Utah So, 81.
800 Union Consolidated ca
1876 Succor
20 Lady Bryan pa
10 Woodville 2. Ia.
100 New York IA.
20 Andes 25s, ~.
800 Seq. Rock Island CSC
$50 Rock Island IL, NJ, 11'+.
$50 Prospect IA.
800 Kossuth 75c.
so Occidental 3.
400 Alta 2.
1l5 Maryland 75c.
$50 Pacific Ia. 2.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

CHINESE EMIaRANTs. new feature
in the emigration westward was car
load of Chinese which passed here last
evening. They wore their hair after
the fashion of white men, and were
minus the pig tails peculiar to the
heathens of this coast. One of them
talked Spanish fluently, and said that
they were from Havana, Cuba, where
they had lived and worked for several
years, and their contracts having ex-
pired were now on their way back to
Hongkong. They looked pale and
thin, and were not dressed like their
countrymen on this coast.
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VARYvILLE.-Deputy Assessor Blen-
nerhassett, who has been off in the
Bartlett Creek country on official BUSH
ness, returned yesterday. He says the
the mines at Varyville are looking we'll.
The Badger is five feet wide in the
lower works, and is turning out lots OF
ore. The mill company are digging a
new ditch, witch, when completed. will
increase the supply of water at the mill
materially. Judge Badly Green Is
working steadily on his mine, and has
one of the best prospects in the
district.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
TINE BOSNIAN RESURRECTION.

LONDON, September 2l.-The Tines this
morning publishes letter dated Vienna,
which contains some interesting details
OF the insurrection in Northern Bosnia
gathered from fugitives who have taken
refuge in Austria. It says that the cause
Of the sudden failure Of the movement
is to be attributed to the fat that the
insurgents were without arms and ammu-
milton, and also that many Of the villages
remained passive. Two Austrian COM
missiOners have been sent to ascertain
from the refugees the causes oil the insur.
reCtiOn, The latter state that the Turks
fearing that the Heregovian insur-
rection would spread to Bosnia, ar
rested the elders Of the villages
and some OF the most influential
men under the pretext that they were ac-
completes Of brigands. Thirty were arrest
ed in one villngc, and were only released on
payment Of Rlarge sum. On account Of
these outFages the villagers fed
to the mountains with their fami-
lies and ilocks, and are prepared to
resist. The fugitives disclaim any con.
nGction with tho Hcrzegovinian insur.
gents, and declare that they never
should have thought Of rising had they
not been provoked.
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Proceedings Of the Insurance
(iOnV0nliOn.

New YoRK, September 2l.-The Con,
ventiOn Of Insurance Commissioners and
Superintendent was resumed to-day
President Chapman in the chair,
The chairman announced the appoint
ment Of the following committees: On
Blanks for Annual Statements, Rowe,
Rhodes, Nye, Pillsbury, Veal and Welch
on Assets and Investments, Eye, Rhodes
Welch, Finch and Howell on Rate Of Nor
tality, Rate ofInterest and Reinsurance
Liability, Smith, Pillsbury, Foster, Finch
and Howell; on Legislation, Smith, Rowe
Rhodes, Nye and Finch; on Miscellaneous
Questions, Rhodes, Smith, Howell, Rowe
and Foster. '-- -" @
Commissioner Rowe then offered the
following resolution, which was laid OIL
the table by an unanimous vote:
ReSoted That II Is the sense Of this
Convention that the present practice oil
Life and Fire INSURANCE Companies IN
lOaning money on the stock Of other Life
and Fire Insurance Companies az col
lateral is erroneous and should bc aban-
doned.
The following resolution, offered by
Commissioner Rhodes, was also laid on
the table: .1..'
ReSolpcd, That the enactment Of strin-
gent building laws for the protection ol
our citizens and large towns Is matter ol
first importance, and that 1t Is the duty oI
the heads Of insurance depar Ia
urge upon tho Legislatures Of their re-
spectiye States the necessity for imme,
dlate action in this direction.
The various committees were then In
structed to meet this afternoon, and the
Convention adjourned until noon to-
morrow,
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Tho tlnclnnnti Expo,ltlon.

CtNCtSNArI, September 2l.-Thc public
interest In The Cincinnati Exposition is
steadily on the increase, as shown by the
large percentage Of gain in the receipts
as compared with last year. The grand
feature Of to-day was In tho hortiCul.
turnl department, where there Is a fine
display, Large premiums. were offered
for cut flowers and gladioli. Home llor'
lists took the premiums in the former class
and In the latter the highest awards we're
made to James Wick, Of Rochester, n. Y,
who exhibited nearly one hundred and
fifty varieties. On Friday next an aggre.
gate Of 81, 200 will he offered in premi.
ums for different varieties Of floral dis
play, and IL ia expected that these unu.
Sually large prizes will produce an exhi.
bition unparalleled In America,
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Journalistic War.

SAN TRANcsco, Sept. pa new point
Of interest IL about to be made In the
journalistic war, which has been going on
here since the failure Of the BANK oi
California. The Aha this morning print.
ed an editorial charging the proprletors
Of the BLAleiin and CdRwith having pnr-
sued Recourse they have followed during
and since the late panic with the object
Of affecting the stock market and creating
a financial panic. In consequence the
Bulletin and Call proprietors through
their attorney, John A. Swift, are now
preparing and in a few days will iile u
complaint for libel against The Ahd. II
is thought that owing to the intimate con.
nection between the newspaper fight and
financial complications some very in.
teresting Developments will be made.
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Apprehension Of a Murderer.

FoRT GIBsoN, |. T., September 2l.-L.
0. Hall, Sheriff and U. =. Marshal Of
Grayson county, Texas, arrived hero this
evening, having arrested young Corker,
who murdered johnny Coke, n Del
aware Indian, and minister as he
was on his way home from church in May
last. 1t was brutal and cold.blooded
murder, and Corker will probably get llis
Just deserts this time. lie had Just been
tried for murder few days previous TO
the killing Of johnny Coke and acquitted
for want Of evidence. As there was re.
ward Of $500 offered by the Cherokee Ma.
tiOn and $500 by the Delawares, Hall will
consider himself in luck. Corker was ar
rested in Denton county, Texas, on the
18th Inst, and awaits the orders Of Chief
W. p. Ross, Of the Cherokee Nation.
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The in1ina Council,

FoRr LARAMIE, September 2l.-Thc
council at the Rel Cloud Agency which
was expected to have been commenced
yesterday was postponed until tomorrow
but 1t Il not likely that much will be done
until Tuesday, as the council tent' have
not yet been erected. The Commissioner
and .lndinn agents are anxious to get
home, and efforts will be made to close up
the business by Saturday next Good feel
ing on the subject already prevails among
the Indians. No difficulty whatever Il
anticipated.
A party Of ak Black Hill miners ar.
rived here last night, having been brought
ont by the military. They start for Sioux
City tomorrow, all being residents Of that
plnce
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WASHINGTON.

ARRESTED FOR STEALING DOCUMENTS,
WASHINGTON, September 2i.-Chatles
S. Fisher, Assistant U. 3. Attorney, who
was arrested late last night on a charge
Of stealing The appeal bonds and papers
Oitoriy district cases, which had beer ap.
pealed from the police TO the Criminal
Court, waived at examihaLionthis morn.
ing, and was held 10 answer before the
grand Jury now In session. The police
have recovered not only the papers
changed 10 have bcen stolen, bnt an adj
ditiUhnl humber 'bf equal inn pOftahce.
The object was 10 realize money on them.
The revised statutes provide as n punish.
ment for such offences q fine Of $4,000,
or hard labor for three years, or both, in
the discretion Of the court.
The President signed the commiSsion
of Alexander White, Of AlNbania, to
the Chief Justice Of Utah Territory.
DEATH OF HORATio STONE.
Intelligence has been received in the
city announcing the death OF HofAlio
Stone, a distinguished sculptor, which
occurred al Curfata, Italy, on the llth.
Fisher in default Of $1,000 bail was
committed to Jail.
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Leaving Newark on the night express, We
had pleasant moonlight ride TO COlum-
bus and Cincinnati.
THE EXPOSITION.
There are many places Of interest to
visitors in the "Queen City"-thC parks,
the Davidson fountain, places Of amuse.
ment, &c,,-but the Exposition Is, VI
courae, ut the present time, the chief a.
traction. Great crowds Of citizens and
visitors are daily and nightly in attend
anCe, and throngs are constantly coming
and going, The entire building Is lighted
by thousands Of gas Jets, and five large
chandeliers are suspended in the main or
concert building. The upper or second
door OF this division 10 occupied In part
by exhibition booths, and the remaining
portion Is used as promenade gallery,
At the west end OF the gallery is the band
station. In the afternoon the "Germania"
give their choice selections, and in the
evening the "NewpOrt" relieves them,
From this past OF the gallery you can en-
ter the north room, or BY passage way
go to Floral Hall, taking view from the
gallery As you go along Of Power Hall,
which covers a half acre, and Is filled
with vhirling, buzzing machinery Of
every description.
On entering Floral Hall you see spread
out before you beautiful array Of trees,
flowers and rustic work, while below is u
tumbiing cataract of roaring watefs,
which form little lake in the center Of
the room. Vlck, the Aoriculturist, Of
Rochester, N. Y, has sent large collec.
tion OF roses, which arc nicely arranged
and produce Rne effect Many other
horiculmrists have splendid Collec.
tions Of rare and beautiful flowers and
plants.
Fine Art Hall isreached by covered
bridge over Elm street, and Is situated in
Washington Park, There are giY rOOmsin
this building, mostly devoted TO psiut-
ings. There are nearly Eve hundred
paintings arranged Conpaetly on the
walls, prominent among which are "The
American slaye,n by 7. $. Noble, and
threading Out the Wheat" by Otto
Weber, OF Rome. Besides the paintings
there are statuary and other works Of
art, all Of superior order.
But II would require too much space
to describe even the more striking fea-
lures Of the Exposition, 80 will close.
MILAN,
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GERM


BERLIN, September 2l.-The Municipal
Court of Berlin has sentenced the editor
Of the Germdnia, an Ultramontanc journal,
to five months imprisonment for having
published an article inSultiug the Chan.
ccllor, and melting a dlsobcdience Of the
laws.
Advices from 81. Petersburg announce
that tho Russian Gen. Kaufman occu.
pied q KOkand on tho 10th Of the
present month without resistance. The
greater portion Of the Russian troops
remained in the fortified camp outside.
All tho Russian prisoners have been de-
livcred over to Gen, Kaufman, and the
Khan has accepted all the conditions Of
peace.
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RHODE ISLAND.
ENTERTAINMENT OF ADMIRAL wrr1rs--

ENTERTAINMENT OF ADMIRAL wEArs-'
LEY.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 2l.-
Admiral Wellesley, and other British
naval officers were entertained at the
clam bake at the grounds Of the Squatunl
Club Just below Providence, this evening
Geo. Lippett, Senator Anthony and
Burnside, and the Mayors Of Providence
and Newport, and other distinguished
gentlemen were present.
THE TEXAS CATTLE DISEASE
has appeared In one herd in CranstOn
and Ave have died.
FIRE AT NORTH ATTLEBoRO, MASS
A fire broke out this evening in the
silverware manufactory Of tho Whiting
Manufacturing Company, which was en-
tirely destroyed. The loss Is estimated at
$l,O0OOOO. Most Of tho stock was in the
vaults, which Il Is hoped are Gre.prOOf,
II not, II Is lost. A much greater build
ing, occupied by +. s. Draper 4 Co. and
Smith & dinnodo, jcwelry manufacturers,
was also destroyed. Loss about Sl500O0.
All we're pretty we'll insured. Over 800
men were thrown outot employment.
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Arrest Of an Ex.Iseyenuc Agent.

ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Col. John A,
Joyce, xRevenuc Agent Of this District,
was arrested this evening by U. $. Mar.
shal Newcomb, on n capias Issued by the
U. s. District Court for the Western Dis.
trict Of Missouri, now sitting at Jefferson
City, on d charge Of cohspiring to deftaud
The revenue. Shortly alter tie COlOnel's
arrest he applied through his attorney to
Judge Miller, Of the U. s. Court now In
session In this city, for writ Of habeas
corpus to test the question whether hc
eau be taken out Of this District while
he Is under bonds here to appear from
day to day pending his trial before the
Circuit Court. Judge Miller ordered
writ to be issued, retGrnnble in three days.
At the election at the Cotton Exchange
Association to-day VIM, NJ. senter was
elected President and YIN. p. ShryoCk
Vice President.
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81. LouLs. Septembef 2l.
Coulter and Morris to Row An.
other Ruce.

PtrrsDURoH September 2l-.The friends
Of Henry Coulter and Evan Morris met
at the St. Charles Hotel this evening TO
arrange the preliminaries for another
match, ne Coulter feels very much dissat-
ishetl with the result Of the late contest
claiming that he lost the race by the bad
steering Of his guide.boat. After some
discussion match was made for a five.
mile single scnll race for $500 a side, to
take place October 10, over the same
course on the Allegheny as the last race.
II il understood that Coulter will pull
this race in the scull formerly owned by
George Brown, and which will be brought
here from Halifax for that purpose.
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Railroad Tyar Ended.

LOUISVILLE September 2l.-The fight
between the Louisville & Great Southern
Louisville 4 Southwestern and ST.
Louis 4 Southeastern railroads is ended,
At a consultation Of the Superintendent,
at Louisville to-day, an amlcable adjust
nient Of the difficulties was, arrived At
The passenger rates between Louisville
and Nashville, which for the past two
months have been "a low as fifty cents
are raised TO the old price.
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The Liberal League.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2l.-Dur.
inp the last three days q meeting Of dele.
gales from the Liberal League In various
parts Of the country has been in session
here 10 make arrangements for a Con.
ycntion Of Liberals to be held in this city
July 4, 1870. Resolutions were adopted
affirming the principle Of separation Of
church and State as the corner stone Of
civil and religious liberty and the iounda.
.ion Of constitutional government.
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FotiS,s Reward.

CtScHSAti, septembet 2l.-O'caF
MixdSfi, An inmate Of the Soldiers Home
at Dayton, visited the Geological Garden
here Today, and placed his arm in the
grizzly bear's cage, when the animal
seized him with teeth and claws, slightly
injufing the right arm and breaking the
left arm In two places and otherwise
horribly laccrating 1t, rendering ampu'
tAtiOn necessary.
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MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-The follow
Ing cases we're tried before Mayor Dean
al the police cOurt, yesterday morning /:
Alex. Linn, drunk tand dlSorderly; $5
and costs. ''Meck" McGdite, SAME; So
and costs.
About 0 o'clock yesterday morning
"Auntle" Browns holise, neaf the NJ. L.
Church, was discovered 10 be on FIRE, and
an alarm was quickly rung. This
soon brought our citizens from all parts
Of town, who went TO work carrying water
from the ciSlerns aid rain barrels In tho
neighborhood, BY tile prompt application
Of which Tie fire was extingIished without
very great damage. Hiatt occurred du.
ring The recent dry weather, however,
there is no telling where II could have
been stopped, as all the buildings In The
vicinity are wooden and so close that they
could not have been saved.
John Wells, Of Canton, is visiting
ftiends in town. -5F n 2
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ATLANTA, September 2l.-Joel Morris,
leader Of the late insVtruction in Middle
Georgia, was captured here this evening.
sPRiSGFTELD, Mass, September al
A cattle disease hasbroken out in Wilbra-
ham, and herd Of D. o. Mcrrick's strap
idly dying of.
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BELLARE LOCALS. = Arrangements
have been made for novel SOt t oi race.
The contestants are Edward Kelley and
Patrick Branner, and the Arrangement
Is that Kelley Is To walk Or run, and
Branner IL TO row boat from West
Wheeling ferry.boat landing to the Bell.
aire wharf.boat. The race Is to come Oft
on Saturday, Oct. ID, between 2 and Or,
N. People don't know how to bet on such
q race, and the probabilities are that q
dozen or 30 minor races will grow out Of
the uncertainty ns to which Is the swift
est mode Of locomotion.
Rev. r. =. DeHaas, formerly U. s.
Consul at Jerusalem, will deliver n
course Of lectures for the benefit Of the
NJ. Il. Church of thi4 city about the lst OF
next month. Mr.. DeHuas lecture,l here
once or twice before, and he always
draws immense crowds to hear him.
The latest folly the Democrats here.
about have exponnded Is the report that
the Republicans are going to pay people
fifty cents u head to attend the Hayes
meeting here on the 7th prOx. 1t il
hard 10 guess what they won't tel ~
The front Of A, J. Myers new business
block, on Belmont street. Sgoing up. The
"hlIing in" is Of fine pressed brick. A
new building Is also beng completed on
Thirty.second street, to be occupied by
Newton Marsh ms jewelry store.
Several repairs are being made on
Union street.
The Bellaire School Board have finally
concluded, after considerable indecision,
not to have German taught in the public
schools OF this city.
The Hayes Campaign Club had good
meeting Monday night.
The street cars were unloaded from The
cars on which they were shipped, yester.
day, and run into the sheds Of the COmpa.
ny to await the completion Of the track.
The oyster shipping business Is gradu-
ally supplanting that Of peaches.
The enumeration Of inhabitants Of
this school district for 1876 Is be.
Ing taken by J. G. Jennings Esq
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A GREAT WANT surpLIED.-0ur en-
terprisine and energetic tea merchant
from the East, who Is located on Union,
formerly Water street, has supplied Us
with the largest aud best assorted stock
Of Teas, Coffees and Spices that has ever
been brought to this city. On examining
the quality OF his goods, you will find he
isselling them at prices that will aston.
ish the community.
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Weather ReDOFL
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OHBICR or THR CHIEP SIONAL OFFICER. !
WARRINGTON, D. C., September 2-l AN. }
Pnop1DlLlr1rs.

FhObAHlLAih1a
For New England, the Middle and
South Atlantic States, generally clear
and cooler weather, with nortlerly to
westerly winds and rising barometer.
For tho Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather and slight rise In temperature,
rising, followed BY falling barometer,
northerly winds, shifting to eusterly and
Southerly.
For Lake regions, local rains followed
by clearing weather, slowly rising temper
ature, light winds backing to westerly
and southerly, rising followed by falling
barometer in the Upper Lake region.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, clear or fair weather, ris.
Ing temperature with southerly winds
and falling barometer.
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SPAIN.
nEINroRCEMENrs TO 90 TO cUBA.

NElNFORCEMENTs TO 90 TO CUBA,
MADRID, September 2l. = Reinforce.
ments to the number Of $4,000 will 60 to
Cuba by the fifteenth Of November next
Madrid, September 2l.--lt Is stated In
we'll informed circles that the government
has determined to pursue au energetic
course with regard to the circular Of the
Papal Nuncio, and will fully maintain
the Royal prerogates in the, premises.