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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-19
One Hundred and Forty Select Co.'S
tunes will Arrive by the
18th December.

Parties desiring TO rent costumes, also per-
sons dasirons OF securing seats as spectators,
will please call ON Professor Bach, st Bige-
lows Hall.
Three Elegant PRICES will be Dis
tributed:
Ist-ro the hest sustained character. Silver
Fruit stand.
2d--To the best dressed in costume a Gold
Medal,
9d-To the best dressed child in costume, a
Silver Cup.
The prizes will be on exhibition Mt j.
Straus' Jeweiry store.
Committee on Prizes viii be chosen by the
audience.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-19
California Manufactured Quartz
Jewelry.

Shawl Pins, Cuff Pins. Glove Buttons, &C.,
will be sold in proportion at the
same low rates.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
EDITORIAL J0TTISGS.

GRANT SAYS the Peace Policy with thf
Indians has proven a success. D'lanc
did enough to make any policy success
That little hstchet in tie hands OF Sec
retsry Chandler has been loppins down
some CLERICAL trees. But he i: unlike
Washington, for that youn. man acknowl-
edged that he cut down the tree, and
Chandler lies abe.. II. He can ,cver ,x-
pect to be the farther Of his country,
and &c. a monument at Washington.
Ms. Ann Eliza Ysuns, No. l00l ei
Brigham. wives may have pulled tll- old
mans hair and battered him with the
rollin: pin, Or she may have put her fee.
against him Geld nights, bu: she cannot
keep him in jail, for the old man has been
discharged. And as h. sits in hi. tealple
and looks HeaveIwald. he thinks OF
"wha. the isuc. lie can DO 10 get even
With that woman anyhow
The Philadelphia Day, Republican, is
no. we'll. is own medicines have reacted
1t has what is called the Third Term fever
badly. Yesterday it had it abou. one col
unn's worth. Ii i. using the Democratic
poultice, known as No Third Term"
Colonel Baker swecrs that he will never
kiss pretty girl again. No: even if he
va, the only man in the world to Do that
kissing, and thizk.it b.ars:ed funny the
fellow who kissed la.sie ce.nins through
the rye was not II: iI1 'sne bloody prison
too.
l, seems tia. the announcement. OF the
death OF any prcnliaen. man s.rSs gold
and stocks and o1h,r val,,a1lcS whizs:rg up
TO terrible heigh: in prices. 4 few days
age in Philadelphia reDs-t was made Of the
Death OF Bismarck Lager beer ad-
vanced 10 ten certS. Tie sauar-sraut and
pretzel board was tei-s.s he'd that it was
the death Of Mr.. David Brooks celebrated
setter. by that name, and there was tiuc-
.ua:icn in the lager beer market al once.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

uses great unknown amounts Of al aRlun!-
ticn to which the strange name OF ink
is applied. These weapons are called
goose quiIl.," and the manufacture 81
them will commence at snce. A million
chests will be shipped to the scene Of action
te-morrcw, and hauled from the depot BY
oxen.
The Commercial has what all military
men would call the vantage ground. 1t
has fortified itself upon a hill, and the
enemy may march his troops up the hill
and march them down again. The srdi.
nance will let fly with the paste Pei; the
leaders will appear upon the ranpar,s
armed with those trenchant blades of edi-
torial warfare, known as the Scissors
while the goose quilts" will be used with
deadly eeec. in the engagement, and the
superabundance of gas" generated will be
used by the chiefs for the purposes of un-
dermining each other. Judging from the
prcclamations issued yesterday by the
chief Of the Commercial, forces the engage
ment will be within few days. 1t will be
witnessed from the top o.: the Heroll and
Erery Epening offices BY editorial e1cur-
sion parties from all parts of the world, |
and the R.pHbliods Of &c will be usec as |
point of observation if there is re: room
enough on the other offices.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

The contest evidently lies between Kerr
and Randall. The former is untouched
with the Scandal of the salary grab:-no,
50 Mr.. Randall; but Kerr is physically
unfit to occupy tbs position Of .pesker
There is hardly a man in the land to whom
the Democracy owe more than te Mr.. Ran
dali, he it was who led the dishear,ered
Democracy and their allies, to a victory
over the bold attempt Of Mr.. Grant BY his
Force Bill to re-elec, himself. If that bill
had kecsme law, there would now be little
use, in debating the chanehes Of Mr.. Bay
ard for the presidency, as i, would have
rendered the next presidential election
farce. Randall by his own perseverance
and iufe1ible purpose as leader o: the op-
position, saved US from the worst law. ever
proposed in an assembly Of the representa-
ton Of free people. 1t is hard to tell
what may occur hence We want as Eex:
speaker, a bold, gorgeous man, who is rot
to b deferred BY the eullies Of the Imper-
ator. Such a man is Mr.. Randall, save
and except, the charge OF being salary
yrabber." There i. not a man in either
house, has higher or purer reputation for
integrity, than Samuel Randall.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

The President has lad q terrible tine
about Mississippi The reader viii reccl'
les that it forgot the Republican parry in
TIE last elecsisn and Wen, Democratic
I've ex-Senaioo OF that State have ii.
tempted to explain the result of the elec.
tioa and neither ,.res. M. Peas ssy. il
vas Democratic Intimidation ,ha, did j.
Nj. Revels, colored, strikes a. the very
truth snd says The Republican parry was
beaten because the people Of his race have
grsvn tired OF the 'unprineipled aire,-
turers who have 50 long assumed to teach
them" At this Gran. no doubt give, a.
extra puff Of his cigar; and would like to
know if the dsvlish niger" is hitting a,
him.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
AAE8ICA AND SPAIN.

The relations between America ant
Spain As all are aware have net been 0
the NEST friendly nature. Nsr could the,
Be under the Circumstances Of our knowing
the indifference si Spain for the right:
and protection Of our citizen. The
recent sensation caused by csrresl3s {
between the Ministers OF the ,wo4SG ;
and tie President, intimate connection
gave the people 10 understand that there
was inminea, danger OF war with for
eisn power. The actions of Presides,
Grant were ke:t in such guarded secrecy
and No intornatien could be gotten even
oy the stric;ess inquirv,verr naturally lead
's the inference that ". were sppso.chin.
war.
Ii has rev been au.hor:a.a;iyely stated
that the sbjecs OF this csr espondence be-
tween the two couE:rie. i. slly for the bet
Ter establishment. sr observance of ,re,:v
laws for the protection .: American citi-
lens upon Spanish sell than heretofore. Il
is therefore nothing more than a small
spark OF diplomatic business th2. .n ezci5.
ed people have famed in.s biz ..nss.
ton.
Oi course there are powers whs could
make i, the mean. Of dangers. The head
and hsn. Of them i. the President. Itbis
chances o. gaining the Third Term are no,
assstering, he will iollsv tie needle OF anv
compass, ns matter whether i, Points 10
peace OF points to war.
The Cuban bond sp.cu.a.o-, will en-
iesvcr to make capital ou, Of it, and either
u! i. vog.d, whether io- va. OF peace
rebound 10 Grant. credit. He is =
a-ge holder ef Cubzn bonds. and il he
lges hi. claims, and gain. them i. add.
nehe. feather to his Presidential cap. But
he lz:es. authorities state i. TO be nothing
nsre than tina: which We have mentioned.
8u. ii he choses he can make i. war to-
America sns, there's 10 telling ~ha. NAV
,spp-n-" a. h remarked 10 4 gentleman
RIO spoke ts him On the Third Term
question the s:he- day. This may be the
oneshins that's going 10 hsrpea.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

ALBANIA, savs the v. 7. Tr6sae, ha:
adopted her new constitution BY a rema-ks.
bly, heavy majority. While the vote i:
In some sense proses agains, the carpe;
bag system Of government, this cons,i,u.
ton has e1ellen. features Of its own aside
from It's marked contrast to tha, which it
replaces. L, dees sway With special lesi.-
ls;iea: i: prohibits tae General Assembly
from lending the noney .. s,eii. OF the
S.s,e 10 ucsks Of internal improvement.
and limits The rate OF taxation TO bs levied:
ii reduces The salaries Of all executive ana
judicial skesn BY Al lsss 25 per csn-,
ssd tins and otherwise efess larg. esoao-
nv. There reed he li,sle doub. tbs. i, will
lay the iousdssica Of = renevei p.s<ps.i-
itr fos ike Safe, and Sc: an example to h
esYied .hvuShss, me South.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
A GCoSE-QCILL WAR,

We mus: Ers.e.. .sails. this s..i:ie.
Gen.leneaF ~, up vour pens, the aev NAV
rus thin Il; s-in-v;sagei editorials
snos.h .hei- ~.inklei ch;rrsraphr .nd c.
Per ainb!y in Ii. s.sc:un to the la.civious
Plsa3ia.s Of the devil to- copy. The
C*Dsaa@-cis. a.. ,-k=n Up the ,.ucs AID cz.-
ries it 70: the G1.z:u. The enemies have
10: c,a-,s .o.Ehe- !t:, IL: Ii. p:eke: f:in.
a. teen csi:e hsavv. The. have teIo.3.
.1Ts.7=i in in;e-ree.ls var. all abcq. :
9ts-rs. ere. ns1ev. which caused - u.
dilersacs se.vesa III. chiefs o: thes. Two
so-s-s The lines Q: defence have t.sn
d:sva, those terrible engine. o: editorial
..-acs kaorn a. ,he inkS.sais have ten
r-css:yai, sai untold quantities .: ,hs.
annunitiga known L. tEaEs" has tesa
supplied While ~Te-sl brushes -ei.hin.
three 'oas sa2h- 10 b us=a in app p!ir. il,
haTe sAo teen s=s--ai from E7-,ani. ., q
great e12:.se 'he- having tesa ma. a:
ne Q: la celebrated sr.o-;s in .a..
COUNTY, Al e>T .: million tollars e,-3
The! v.l bs s.aiFhd i:-e:. !. Pailaie!,hi.
in ;hs Graf Eastern, -ihi:hla ,,.c<>.,. ;-y-,
thence iosa ,as Cari<ciR- C-,,--;-
where tie! viii b% landed :. "a NJ.
.,ses wharf. AMI hauled - the =
.c.:sa BY tn. .:tsals,ei BaesF-a.1z.s -
FINISHES the no.ivs psEsr 10 tr21ss': :.
Me- Lear atou: lie cir L C'sE:.Ee-:s;s!
soldier.
Ala cs: .: .=sa:y niliios dsl.a-s 4
70 En-. h2s bst, saxQrei ivu ~ euiDs1;
military sc;su.iss living in the City Ot
Hedserille, 10. the manufacture Of oae o
the mos destructive small a-ns eve
introduced 10 ~a-tA-s ], Is espec:all,
/ INTENDED ior ,hs name. 0: warfare. ant
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
A Girl Bsfriended.

~ EPISODE THAT WEAKENED NR. CLAI-
BoRNEs CONFIDENCE IN HUMAN MA
TURE.
Mr.. J. II. Claibore Of Trenton, n. j.,
en- taking a seat in the New York train on
Tuesday night, saw young girl in frsnt Of
him who was crying, bu. evidently trying
to suppress her grief. She was prepossess-
ing, and her attire indicated taste and re-
fnemen.. As she was al, ne, Ar. Claiborne
in fttherly way inquired the cause Of
her able and prohered assistance. She
rel ed that her name was Ella Doug laU
and that she lived in Lockport, N. y.
About three months age, she said, she
formed the acquaintance Of young man,
who said that he was commercial travel
Ter for New York bsot and shss house.
He pqid his addresses to her, and, her par
ents ob;cctin. 10 a marriage, he induced
her to accompany him to New Ysrk, prem
ising TO marry her and take her . the
he<le of his mother in Wilmington, Del.
Arriving in this city, they were married,
and after spending the night at = hotel
went to Wilmington. There he deserted
her, after informing her that she was the
victim OF fraudulent marriage, and that
the story Of ii, mother living in Whining
ten was hoax. The girl was heart
broken and out Of money, but she said she
had friends in TLirty-fith street who wsuld
render her assistance She SAID that she
was too weary to walk from the ferry to
Thirty-tifth street, wa. ashamed to 20 up
in car, and that Mr.. Claiborne would
confer lasting favor by taking her in =
carriage. To this he willingly consented,
and on reaching Thirty-fhh street and
Sixth avenue she requested him to leave
her, saving that she preferred to 60 to the
house Of her friends alone, as the distance
was only half block. Mr.. Claiborne
turned away, but before reaching his hotel
ne missed his watch and some money tha,
he carried in his vest pocket.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

Iris funny indeed to ses what small holes
people do try ts creep out Of Sometimes.
Now the Republican journals state tbs,
Pennsylvania never did give larger Re
pablicaa majority than it did at the las,
elecsisa. 1t vH . falling of Of ever
twenty thousand. They nus: have Grant
Whites new disease, - He,erspheny,
which Is defined as meaning one thing
and sayilg another. 4
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
;inrried and Widowed in N.sLisan.

OF the 100000 people in Michigan,
according to ii. census Of 1874, there were
50, 527 more males than females, balancin:
the excess Of females in Massachusetts.
The number OF married people was 5lS,-
.95, or ever go, 900 of each sex. OF this
number there were S63 males, who were
under twentv-one, and 2,lls females under
eighteen. On the other hand, there were
l333 wiaowers and divorced mar. led men
under twenty-one, and 553 females Of the
same clas. under eighteen. Again, there
are only 1856 widowers and iivorcsl
males over the age Of twenty-one, aad g.
ga widows and divorced females. If di-
vorces are counted equal, married me,
must die faster in Michigan than married
women, or the State has 4 special at.rae-
tien ior widows and divorced people. In
other words, although one man in twenty.
i've is divorced Or has lost his wife BY
death. there are two women in twenty-five
that have been divorced or lost their has
bands y death. The per centase of mar
ried people to the total population is thir.
ty-nine per cent; but Of the males over
.wenty-sne, one quarter OF them are single,
while only one si'.th Of the women over
eighteen are single. The Detroit Pes. re-
marks that this excess Of widows in a
State where unmarried men are largely in
an excess is an interesting social
phenomenon, betraying either = grea.
devotion 10 dead husbands or a sutticiency
Of matrinonial experience witch prevent.
the widow IRON seeking or desiring any
more OF il.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

4ARS n losie-wise kasra u Eaek.
Psns,sy, a. ailsi :se sae s-.i.s3 soi
ses:. iaossaai io,I11- PsEs-y isaa.a
o. vsaas-sl sa..yy aai IN ua;i,:-; writer
bal Ne noss id.a o. nan.ss1s-, ,asr
Esny che. wa iave had the, ho,s
wrecked aPoa .e SEA .: journalism.
While his Paps. 49, Published 4, La
Crusse, !; had circul.ssa .: :Lree hur-
lrei ,hs.aai copies. 81, NJ. P.ns-,v
vas On the high rad :s io:t.o., II -; !,
certain kind Of isne. He piaai i. cher
fields 70 csnque-, New York ~ss lac ua-.
kes for his Sva;n.. aod ,hi,her he isurn.Hsi
With the high and lefty purpose, a. b,
stated. Of teaching ,Ae editors there, .oHe
thing o; jearnali,m." Hu. it Vas til
suicidal sep TIA: killed him in Journal
ism. From ,ha, time his paper con
nensei declining. All things vhiel
reach rudisa maturity, die suddenly
and - With the name OF Ponerev and hi
papa. Sectional jesleasies commence'
to fade and die soon ate, the var ended
and with i, ceased the appetite for sicl
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

THE s>one. the isr .: j1isms1. vii,
Ce-.e sss The HERALD the be.,e. Il. il
-E,y E'sas1:!.
The visa is i,;aer 70 the tbeush. v.
End il iiSeals to srdenszld the ore-1u-
'erins eav!, which Possesses tie soal ..
tie I.hn.<lis Of Ec>s E.-ni.s. 70 vish
s..s allure 70 ssrh Szr. e..e-p.i.e :.
the HMM. Is ii tesslse We an
nF&ily rsaehia: II. po;n, O: era,es., io.
.k= Sas-izs advertising. Ia. 10 eavv
hi ia.s D. Il sa,.s VII max. -s1 su-s.
vhh r, s=:sr. lssg. .-. will tea. ve1
i. G-1,a.es ~ sve: tie S.a.s. = ve
h,v- alr.si. t-.:es !og in Wilmington
All Nsv Caste
T.saFssa. u wiring 81 earr. pao.o-
graph. / vs..-rls<n sha-ls.e. i, WI.
niaEss.
~He vi:aers Il .-s:he-s ;ov,
AID h..es saa' s1c...e-rcs he czaas.
.eAcL"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

s1-l;ems will be inserted under this head
10. twelve cents a line.
- s@b.aylock ( Co.. under the Contir en-.
Ia, Phila.. frst-clasS hatters and furriers.
betawareans should viSi, them.
hs@ Megargee Bros. North Sixth street.
Phila.. have on hand all kinds Of paper.
ssAenamin. of Philadelphia, best roller
composition in the country.
SS-Go 10 BuNhaum for clothing OF all
kinds. Patronize home trade,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON. NOVEMBER %, 1877;

THE NEW YORK !Ssn says that ''Indi-
vidually, Senator Bayard is one Of the
most estimable Of our Democratic states
men, and tie following Of warm personal
friends which surrounds him is larger than
seems to be attached t. any other gentle
man Of his sninsnce, adds considerably to
the political weight sfhis doctrines.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
General Notes.

Report i. a quick traveller, bu: al IN ale
guide.
A ne recently died in Paris a; the
age Q: 80 wears.
R.adin: i. s:u.2.iing her fire Plug. with
'uesdsw hay.
To..e if theresa br-.ze, Try TO sieve E
pan Of ashes.
This is the time Of year to inspect
church heaters and lucs.
Bse culsur. is going on in California
very successfully.
The hve-s,ass landau Is the leading style
Of heavy carriage.
TA- rec:ifer's ..liloquv-" Wiki all thy
vaults l love the, still
W.read .: Pumpkin Pie Festival at
5; joseph. Good thing
All ,.c Wcs: i, siar. with the vhisLey
investigation. Run, did it.
Some Of II. Canadian papers waa. a
law to torse asn 70 vo:e.
25 heals Of ceb5a.es IN cne sail, is Z
New Hampshire curiosity.
An unusually large emigration TO Cali
iornia is prosnss:iea:ed this year.
4 si1;y-iour psuxd cucumber will rep
resen. Arkansas at tie Centennial.
A viru.ent type OF cholera. is sweeping
etf the park in the south OF Indiana.
Connection. ruralis. are writing their
names in the hotel registers. because : law
has BEEN passed eZac::rg tha: all d,.<mu.
be registered.
Tie State OF Kausa. Is only II years
Old. bu, receives and sends out more letters
and newspapers than the entire Sale Of
Missouri s.. Louis included. which is q
wears elder.
Religious intelligence in the Memphis
Tenn Appeal: Her n,a:chless and per-
feet figure was model. and never own
to 80 much advantage as when .h- !,nel,
tor baptism
In the Hyderabai d:s:.ic; OF Iniis an
extraordinary amour: Of damage was
caused in the isrests by rats last wear In
small plants they cs: lie stem close 70 tie
ground, and in the case OF large ones they
dig ou: the earth TO depth Of two o; more
inches, and 'asn suaw the ros;s in s,op.
ing direction, giving then, the appearance
OF having seen CT: with ssne .!,ar, in.
sirumen,.
Al the yearly r.ssr: OF pilgrims a the
sacre1! city Of Al.ahabad, India, in oc.o-
Der, when the crowds are enormous. thieves
penetrate in: ;, the sellin. mass. tea. on.
the men's neSe r:n:s and the women. ear.
rings and swallow them. When caich,
IN The act, however. they s0, placed i. the
lands OF the medical s,at:,. ens:i>< admin.
is:e-ed. and the elected ornaments rts,rn;G
10 ih.ir ewne!s.
4 conductor on the Ch;c,-s roI N5v.l.
western Railroad kissed = woman v..,<,rs.
er, and Sic sued ;ie comp any ia- damage.
ge.:il lg . verl!:l: Q: sl,0JN. a:ere recently
a woa.n Was kissed by brakeman ~ the
J .oais;.l,a Railroad, aud tie law las sn'v
unless a. $40. This is uneven justice,
upoa the relative >ihe ki>s,s. depending
were widely different. -, w>-,an.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

As the New York Tribuae says: 'The
ghost Of Caesar once more walks the
earth, and an ancommonly lively spsok
it is" But the Tribune must net forget
"Well, We can't tell wnat may happen"
This ia what Grant said when told he
might be the baby christened At the next
National Convention of the Republican
narty
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

BARGAINS: BARGAINS, BARGAINS
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CJ~y
-FCE-
l'Hl GOODS AND NOTIONS Is AT
ll6 MANkET STEEEr
PLAID, PLAIN AND REP GOODS
trnm y cents TO 81.
ALL WOOL C.ASliMERES.
~, From - cents 10 sl.,l
.yr uN,, From Al cents to sl.(O.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH,
Best Qualities, 81 cents.
\ tTS! BLANKETS. BLANKETS
ru', aS>or.i,keis, IRON $ IS TO slsM,
SA.wls from "tT>rf Cloth and rassi, y r,s
DON'T FORGET >rts.
f. FELLluIE!
l6 Marke, street, Wilmington, Del.
RHINE assortment black silks nom
'''"N Sep 10.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
PHILADELPHIA HARKEN
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. le'l
Philadelphia Trade Report

Friday, Nov. le.-Cotton Is without
provement, and We notice small 81
l355salS33+c. for middling uplands andG
Bark is nominal at 81 per ton trS
Quercitron.
Seeds-New Cloverseed moves sonl
9l7aloc per pound. Timothy seIs G1
2 y. FlaXseed 10 in good demand
c::nsherS al 81 IS,
Flour and meal-1A the Floul nA
there is an absence Of activi,y ana ohy
goo barfeis sold in lots TO suit !nes
trade, at S94 Is for superfns.;N
evtras s6G6 - for Wisconsin tand "
sofa extraf anily S17 3 for Penng,n
Ohio and Indiana d.. do. and S 5sn
fancy brands. as 10 quality. RyeflG)u
AT S6g5 % In Corn meal notnlae uol4
Grain. The demand fer1he 1etletgJ
continues. fair at former prices. .bulNa
lots are quiet. Sales Of 2. .;lU busneks ~.
Al .SS for Pennsylvania red Sla 0M
tern rAi: 81 4oal&l for PennsylVanlhss
Rye is nominal. Corn is quiet az y, ss Y
mixed and yellow. Oats sells a'"s''
mixed, and SSa4Ss for white.
Whisky is firm at 81 10 "esR'
bound.
Philadelphia Produce han'
Butter quiet; New York ana ,i ~
county extras. 3i@,Sc.; do. DO, nlsns
Western extras. StJS2c.:- do. nrss ns
Rolls, extras. 2>S9.; do. firsts, .oa"
Cheese dull. New York fancy,
do. prime, l2s.Sl3t+c. Western nN''
l5c. ..,u
Eggs firms: stock scarce. Penns
New Jersey. and Delaware neS'
Western do. 3ll2c.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

reading matter Is that Pomeroy's paper
furnished. To-day he is penniless, and
the cause is patent in that move which We
have mentioned.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
Philadelphis Produce Hi'1
HOSIERY.

EALL TRADE, 1875.
NOW OPEN,
Anew and full stock @
HOSIERY. GLOVES.
MERINO UNDERWEAR, H., ,,o,vrtyt
YAK. GUIPURE AND iINnrIlN
FRINGES, CORSETS AM wv
Alss, a fine assortment o. pot d
Embroidered slippers and Zeph:olw h:own
Zephyr Worsted, Germah'yyssrp ysrpL
Balmoral and Plain Woolen i =,
s. H. s1AAn
,uSs.,x No. Al MAE11'
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
Americans Ca

se,vss there i rs Y-osPac; Il ".-2sEii-
Spain. \ Presiisa, grew ou: Of the las:
-zr. which i esosgi to Kill the idea si
.ns.h.-. i9- fear 4 similar .taic.ion 10 the
e,au.-v might arise from Il.
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