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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-04-24
S.uNAA REWARD for an incurable

S:pMAA REWARD for an incurable
eNHvBVVVU ase of CatarTh. After having
NV suffered deluged, gargled, hawk
ed spit and gagged to your entire satisfaction in
your useless endeavors to get relief from catarrh,
Briggs Alleyiator according to directions. The
filthy mass of mucous will be Immediately expell-
ed, aud the inhamed Surface soothed, the eyes
sparkle with delight, the head feels natural again;
hope revIves, for is to follow the use OF
this agreeable, scientific and reliable remedy.
NnrpOl,cVM MUCH has been said
the relief and OF threat and lung diseases but
nothing has been omiuently successful. or OBJ
tanned such wide celebrity, as Briggs Throat
and Lung Healer.
Hnu.Aoe THE excruciating pain
NbEH& produced by corns, the unceas-
ing twiuging from Bunions, the
piercing, distressing pain from lngrowing Nails,
cannot be described. Thousands suffer, not know
ing there is cure. Briggs corn aud Bunion
Remedies are no acid potash compounds, but
are reliable, soothing, and eilectual, and justly
merit the success they have esrned from an APP
preciative public. The Curative Is healing oint-
ment immediate relief is obtained by its applica.
ton and 1t will positively cure the worst Of
festered corns, inhamed and liberated bunions,
the sorest nstep, the largest aud seyerest bises,
the extensive eallosiics the soles or heels
of the feet; uneQuaed in the cure Of childbiains
or frosted feet. The Alleyiator for ordinary
and preventing their formation is absolutely un-
equsled by anything known. Ask for Briggs
Remedies, Take no other
DiIAS ITS IT, "a ALL l-d,sJ XERY 3, WELL, LaIe
II AAN'S ing 10 haze Piles For this reason
The unfortunate sufferer gets re'y ttie sympathy.
TIE agony of Tophet is net or cannot be much
than he torture endured by millions wh0 are troubled
tpith internal bleeding eternal and itching piles.
Glad Tdin9s for sl0eryer. BTiggs's Pile Remedies
are mild, safe and sure,
NAmunc 7 ARE THE MOST PLEN-
VOEEhS tyal kind q grain in n, ne market. ,
The three gear old child 10 he grdndsire reTging on
hundred; stylish, handsome young ladies tUh0dddy
promenade fashionable resorts; middle aged Diatrons;
Old maids, dressed up 10 appear young and gay; dan
dies toih their pdteHtleatiers aud iRpentdble Igai
ing stick; the clergyman, merchant, cisrk artisan
and mechanic, Of all ages and stations, haze fiH
suppIy ofoorHs btiOs bad ndllS, and other bother
atoms he feet all Of Dhich are bdnished and cured
by The use Of Briggs'S C5rH and BunfOa RemeGiss,
| IUeuiator and Curdtiue. Sold by
A. j. DURLING, Druggist,
Lehighton, Pa.
May 9.--1874 1y.
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enabled TO obtain the money from the state
treasury. They seem to have overlooked the
fact that they are specially charged ITO exam
Inc frequently and ccrcfullN into the state OF
the canals, and works committed TO their
charge" and ITO superintend andicause To be
made such extraordinary repairs aud improve
mcnts as may be ordered" Had such frequent
aud careful examinations taken place. the fraud
of the engineers would very soon have been dis
covered, and timely correction made.
that the contract was let In July, 1871 and ho
did not assume office until the lst Of January,
1872 Nearly all the wCfk under 1t, however,
was prosecuted during his administration, the
contractor being unable to begin operations
until after the close of navigation In December,
1871. Ta,lor tc4tincs thht he dismissed BabCUck
from the service OF the 81 te IN the winter OF
lsi2-3 for his connection with the original sur
vey. but he failed to report lIatfuck's miscon-
duet to the Canal Board as required by iaw.
or CrOckcr's action =, ative 90 this contract
the committee say thut thev can form no other
opinion than that hc knowingly aud wilfully fall
silcd his estimate, thctcuv cutiiln9 great loss
upon the Sistc. To the corresponding Irunt OF
the contractor. Deufitun.
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JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs. Scott-siddon- arrived In the Britannia.
The Park Hospital WAS closed on Saturday.
The Hon. WIN, y. Kelley Is to speak IN Cooper
Institute TINS evening.
Patrick Mckenna died at Q Desbrosses street
yesterday, having taken Paiis green lie was seventy
years OIL
Henry Brown, Of the barge Joseph Parker fell
over uaid at BanA street, ana was drONned ou 7tidr-
day evening
The jerome Hopkins Free Oruheon u-ing
C,asst- N;i 0tglrIc TINS evening in TIE cuu it1
west Eighteenth street.
The day boats {. Nhhard and Daniel bow,
afer YtlY successful sttfoi, uadc thtlf hsi r in
SATURDAY. Their last "Trip down - To be mao I'D ''y'
George n, Drowe, aged ;, II 'di NlnLh e,He,
Fify dfst street ana Nlu at'-ue ald wa a. +'Y IA
Jufed ytsttlIay.
uunhor of German brewers and saloon
keeper, aNN organized Burrgrr $, LutzNcfrn Ahlsa
out . 60 proceed AGAINST tAr police auth.lll,ci fOt
tAe Arhit..1 arrest OF beer selers,
John Kelly will make known his non. .n1ti,ns
for tc superior aud Marine Court Iustcrsupa liza
NE Court D Common Pleas and the Court u t,cnerai
sessions to-day.
The uncommon feat of pocketng all rho hals
by MT w. Edgar Williams. on the night 90 iie IA
INST. the same ihing was done by b. +, straltou.
The Ladies' Directory, AT broadway aud For
Vhth street, vii onen their coure OF coob ns .essOns
tlon Of Miss COrson. formerly secretary - the Tenth
street Cooking Schools. The practical instruction ~ "
be given BY NJ. Rudman
William Crocker, who lives at "a Fast FIFTY.
uOn last uigl and informed Capt. L0wcrJ that liquor
was being sold IN Henry Enesly's saloon. lnS hAYsd
cOulint pay for the liQuur he dlauk. EuesJ vas AH
rested lVr flViaLlng ue kkclbs laV.
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cane, the lobby has been guarded day and night
10y vgtlant committee Of cttileus, less noisy
but even moro determined than the mob OF
Tuesday.
Several other men have been arrested on aus
picion during the week. Mcst ~ these were
tramps, and all have been able TO prove their IN
nOOcncc to the satisfaction u the magistrates.
There IL no more clue to the murdcicrth u an upon
the morning after the crime. Nitner tho piece
OF oak from which the club was cut nor the
knife with which the NUT .tOn Of the body was
effected has vet been discovered
IHR rNCtTFuENT fNCRFAStNu.
CoNcoRD, n. H., oct. 0--Thc feeling here
to-day over the Langmaid murder hns been H.
tense, apd against Drew terribly strong. ON
the streets and In stores and pullc places tho
murder h the absorbing theme Of cpnvcrs tiun.
Miss Lake was before the Coroner TO-DAY. and
her story is substantially rs published On Satur-
Gay. II Is tclicycd now thut tie uniccls viii
at once abandon ~ trails but that Of Drew, and
that they VII push forw, rd the investigation of
his case with all the skill and usans at thoir
cpinuan T. IL iR thought that II the Weather g.
pleasant tomorrow there VIII be thousand
men engaged Ia searching the woods where the
body was found md the adj cent TERRITORY.
Sume new evidence has come to light In
the fact that Mrs. Moses II. Lake aud hcr son
both saw Drew on hfs way for physician on
the day Of the murder, ana noticed that lac wore
4 peculiar new blue shirt. such % thev had not
known him to wear before.
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THk MTsSISsITP OUTRREAK
Gov. Amcs Armine the Negrocs-Fights be-
tween Republican Facilcns-Tbr Fnect Of
the Disturbance Mt Friar's Point.

the Disturbance nj Frinr's Point.
MEMPHIS, oct. 1O.-A special despatch
from Jackson Miss, says: "Caldwells com
p ny left here this morning at seven o'clock bv
wagon road, and are marching to Edwards,
guarding three wagon loads Of ordnance stores
These arms and ordnance stores are intended
for negro companies, and the plan Of armng
negroes aud refusing TO arm whites Is thus fully
developed. Caldwell IL the negro who led the
blacks IN the Clinton riot. Amos seems deter
mined to prcripitatc another race conflict, end
men who desire peacO must Oegin to consult
together to meet this new and desperate
scheme"
rhe Latest news from Fllars Point vester iay
fav3 that everything IL unsettled aud AGRICULTURAL
int rests are parallzed. The ncgfocs there
threaten to hang Brown, tho sheriff, and Smith,
the candidate for ChanCery Clerk. II they return,
for having caused the disturDance. Brown was
still at Helena at last accounts, and Smith ~
here. Reports from other parts Of the \ ate
show great dcmorailntion among the l1borers
ana great danger Of a large port lon Of tho cotton
crop being lost for want Of hands to pick 1t. A
gentleman from Grenada says that iudiscrirl-
nate shooting occurred on the public square
there on Friday between sheriff French aud his
son on one side. and state senator Price and bis
sOn-n-luw on the other, during which some NJ
teen shots were nrcd, but no one was hurt. All
the parties are Republicans, but belong to differ
ent factions.
wAsnGNGToN, Oct. Ex-senator Pease, United
states Attorney Wells, and the state Attorney
General of Mississippi. In an interview with At
torney-General PierrepOnt assured that Official
that any departure from the policy Uf the Ad
mini.tratiOn, already indicated 10y tho Attorney
General, would be disastrous to the Interests Of
the state, and especially would its best citizens
deplore the sending Of troops They said that
u things were left rs they now are without any
Interference bV the general Government, the
result would be the redemption Of the State
from many serious difficulties now existing, not
among the least OF which would be the election
OF patriotic and law-nbiding Legislature.
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THE NOE EDY.
Circum-tau'isi Evidence against DOinn-A
Moman's Confession.

Tie examination Of John polqn, the suspect
ed murderer Of James H. Noe, begun before Jus
tice Mandcl on saturday. John ". welsh, jcwclier
tesnned thAi he sold the watch produced ia ceu, TO-
MIR. Noe inIsj5. an MIR. Zoe ia,nunei it as TIC o.s
worn ~ her husband on the morning Of the assault
DETECTIVE nursev sNorc that the prisoner adm lttd
nm that he pawncd the wafch TO Aaron Back on Aur
2i the day after the clime was conmticd and That he
committed DO an 10 the 1ombs. frarch ~ nllsn's
quartrr- revealed quantity of Stolen good, among
vhcn ten PASSES Co Phila 'cpnla on the Prnnli
yana Raj road, issued by Ihonlls scott 10 j. W. T.
scout
At eight O'Clock last night Detectives Dorsey and
Kr4ly rcrrnci from wrsichtsfer tuone ~ 1hn Do.
lan's assoc lntcs On thc dgf Of the Noe murder.
At II o'tlocA tAcf cturnei WIN Young m u aud 4
woman The woman confessed IN po'an Rnd his az
sociatc from Mcstchcatcr qult her ON that sunday
50 soaccurately described by Mr.. Noe.
lie returned At half pas ni.c NJ ID hia coat collar
turned up. His face was scratched ani bleeding His
surt front bed.ubcd with blood and h vest torn
He greatly excited. He retire. to bed aud awokc
every few miLutcs
The woman, at noon entered his room with the third
man. DOlan, Ia has feyerish sleep. had thrown his
pillow the dor, and MS head lay Ostwecn MIR. Noes
gold watch and the pocSetp ok
startled by hls fright the oman threw herself
upon him, and cxciimcf. "Oh, John John You
have kil ed some one DOlAn sprang cut
" bed, amt implorcd them to say nothing,
He gave the woman $3.50 OF the money taken nom
compnce had got rid OF the bloody garment
The arrest of the man IN wrstchestcr. It /. s'id viii
create profound sensation H. IS the son OF an ex
celrnt family
The dci,civ,s refused TO give the names of the men
the woman was taken TO the Frlnahn street police
station
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cor. DnIoH11S NAHrniNr.
Carrying Water on Both Shonidcr, How
Things ure Dome by the Erie,

Bi;;GuAMroN. Oct. 0.-Cul. Walton
Dwight, the new Proprietor u the Journal that
prints both tickets at it, editorial ho, d, Is the
owner of the Dwignt House, costly public
house that ia as anonaloas in its architecture gs
Is the Binghamton lbncs in its politics. He has
expended more than S5CO,UJ on his inn aud its
surroundings, and urodueed something entirely
novel. Ih1 hotel proper IA practicall, a number
OF private cottages "a o single bluck, with doors
In the walls Of the basement and frat story, CIV
ing the occupants OF each house perfect priva-
cy IN the upper stories and eazv communication
with the ufficc, reading room, billiard room, and
otner public apart iments In tue lower stories.
The inhabitants of the "Parlor CITY - are
proud of the CuOnets extensive hotel but ~
the remark bile newspaper that h. has bought
they do not speak with pfide. they don't un-
defstand the peculiar Journalistic "inde-
pendcnce that the Times prOiesses aud as tae
Times, in carving tn tickets at the head Il
It's editorial columns, makes itsclt clearly a
Journal ON the ience, neithcr OF the political
paIties dare trust 1t. The ilmts must. there
fore, look To- its uwner's private pocket Tor sup
port, aud Col. Dwight may have an opportunity
10 add another $oo,tcO 10 the Seo,cc that hs )
already been expended On II. y, z, for tho
genial Colonel! He IS lkely 90 learn something
OF the expensiSenesa OF newspaper publishing
and nobody will bc astonished II. after tue pend
ins canvass. lac makes proposals lke those that
hIc ~ l'NN pVr'l tH"tr ~ wv
ets Of the Republican. namely, that tney Guy
tire Times and eXlingul-h 1t.
The rep, at g. sade q rcc. down near Sus.
! quch.u dcpnt, ON tho Ere RailWay. have been
nearly completed. Ino Erie'- track were car
/ RED across trcNuiiry on an cnbaukment nuH-
1r,d aud seven! !-aNe fcct high aud about thr, y
! hundred feet IN lHnltn, with u culyert under
II, ath that ordinarily let The casade through
! without ch1hlug uut = tselaoauuua RAJ! .iei 49,
| -0mhlluE a water spout ircs Ell 900 much Tor if
! and the vast cub nkmcnt was swept tetorc ii
/ Ike So mucn loose sand. Nithin i've days after
! the accident the Efie had IL, trIus ruuuiul
over a new emhankmcnt: but IS yet only Sin
| gle track Is available and over that the train,
are slowed ~ that II the not yet solid cart
| should give way only tho locomotive .nd 10 sci
| bly, a hfgg - car or TWO would Ice imIerllcd
| IL Is the nte1tiOn Of the managers of the rua,
to throw a trestlewolk bridge across tie gorge
| aad possibly at some lutufe time lnc stone
| b. idge like the imposing structure at stlrucca.
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srIRKS FRoM THE rEAEGRirn.

THO Boston club defeated the Athletics in
Philadelphia on Saiurdal-li to 49,
4 despatch from Mouteyidco announces that
murl. a law has been proclaimed tDe
NJ Dezinneiu, one of the Deputies Of the
French Assembly, from / oirc ltfeucnf o. Is drtd.
The failure ~ Moog \ CO. ot Montgomery Ala
lorti o. lourNue ~ ere tors 10 Nhem tAc urn,
Is indebted IN the sum Ot fl"1olp.
At the 81 Louis fair grounds Yesterday hay
press belonging o. iOls lcN { fy u -uicabO fell,
am killed Anirew ilnncs 4 T. lin. M
Cardinal McClo;key on SATURDAY bade fare.
wei 60 the Pope and Cardinal AttHnrll, MuCh emu
non was mauifc-ted Al tlr leayD taxing
Owlus to The activity Of IN" Corli'ts In enroll
ug iruups ana foltyinE SoMorrIs tu A. 10 suspected
hal thr contemplate another AusoA upon lubao.
Capt. Bog0rdus, tho famous piGeon shooter,
was arrested In ST. LQuie on Satuf Ay It me instance of
the society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals,
for shooting at match.
John Wright who was shot by Capt. T. A.
Burke on board the schooner Michigan. at Buffalo on
Friday last, was st alive al the hospital last ght
but there are no hopes OF his recovery.
The Indian agent at Standing Rock and the
agents Of the Sioux Indians have not II
ssue ennuites to any Indians belonging 10 their agen.
tlrs unless they have been counted they lO not
get Any apnuilies nnll spring.
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Trouble Between Holland aud Venezuela.

LONDON, oct lO.-Diplomatic relations
between Holland and Venezuela have been
broken or. and the Venezuelan legation has
gone to brussels. The particulars Of the dif-
ferences between the two countries are Vene-
zuela asked TO be indemniaed for expenses in
CURED in supprossing recent revolt In her
dominions, witch, az She alleged, was aided 10y
the inhabitants of the island OF Curacoa. Hol-
land refused to enter into negotiations until
Venezuela should restore tue Dutch ship Midas
WHICH shc had seized, and agree to reopen her
ports to Dutch CONN cree. Venezuela event
uay aareed to restore the Midas, but desired
the Withdrawal by Holland of the second con
ditIun Holland not hayiog acceded to these
terms within three days. diplomatic relations
between the two countries were fuptured Tho
Dutch representative at Caracas has been re-
called.
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"FoR siKE SToP GRoWAISG.' -
Brother Taimngc'- shoulders AZ the Clcgged
MnceI OF rInnncinl Pro-prriiY.

Brother Tnimngc's shoulders AZ the Clcgged
WnceI OF Financial Prosperity.
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage yesterday
morning preached the first Of a series OF ser
mons In which he expects to make known A" u
new cure for the financial woes of the country"
The tnrong expected to hear polite. speech
IN favor of hard or soft money. but they were
disappointed Tho text was from Lamenta-
tions; Wherefore doth living man cOmtlain."
The real nnaLcial diihculties he set down a. a
consequence IT the war. Tut the situation Was
rendered more doleful by lugubrious faces and
talks ana by the chronic habit OF complaining.
The whole country WIS under momentum of
suiyel. His FIRST recipe was: Bo cheerful in
conversation and behavior. one despOndent
man can talk hfty into dependency
The Doctor offered to contract to open all
factories. set every man to work. float COM
merce, eniyen trade. spread a bountifIl table
from Maine to California. and make the whole
land carol SONGS and thunder Jul ilees II for ono
week The people Of the United states would talk
cheerfully. Tie Influence would he iustan-
taueous "OD," said he, "fDr Goa Is sake ant
Tor the sake ot the poor, Quit ernvlingV LAP.
piausc.l he other prosecutions were: Make
Christian investments and Join In a spiritual
awakening. God gives hye dollurs for every on
that l. gwen To him. After the great panic Cf
1851. when merchant we're almost demeuted
with their losses, three hundred thousend souls
were saved, anu since that time the largest Tor
tunes nave been made.
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Seventeen Years Of LitiaHtiou, aud More
Work Ahead for she LAWYERS.

Seventeen Wears ot tdtiguttOn, aud More
Work Ahead for the LAWYERS.
Another important step has been taken
In the Allaire will case litigation that has given
employment to the lawyers for the last seven
teen years. James l.. Allairc, who died In 1853.
leaving this will In favor of his second wife and
her infant child, had bought extensive tracts OF
land in Monmouth county, New jersey, and had
erected extensive works thereon with the view
of king out valuable deposits Of iron that wero
supposed to exist there. After tho will had
been admitted to probate In New York It was
recorded IN Monmouth county, ". y. The sur
viying children by James Il. Alaire's first wife.
who had contested the will In New York, insti-
tuted a suit In New Jersey also. Tho hrst time
the ease was tried the jury returned verdict In
their favor. The supreme Court ordered a new
trial, nd tnis was ON last week before Judge
Scuddcr In Freehold.
The mnin question was whether tho subecrib-
ing witnesses. Luctu- Hart and Abraham Hal
sew, both signed their names tn Mr. Allaire $
presence, at Z B iting slip. NJ the same time, IS
required by law Lucius Harts subseuuent tes-
tmony to the effect that they did sign as the
law requires was disregdrdcd bN the htst jury.
because when first examined before surrogate
West in New Y Ori,, his memory was indisttnct
as to who was with him nc tho signing, and
when atterward examined upon tue tral IN the
New York Supreme Clurt, hc testified positive
~. saving that he had recalled the circun-
stances, and that llalsey signed the will with
him.
Ihc case was submitted to struck jury on
Thursday evening, efter three DAYS of trial, and
In less tnnn naif an hour they rendered averdict
sustaining the viii.
rhcy intend to carry the case to the Court OF
Errors and Appeals.
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CRIME ~ rnE COR REGIONS.
Two Men shot In shenandoah n diary
Fires In Mnhnnoy CITY.


PoTTsvILIE, Pa, Oct. 10.-In Shenandoah
last night two men were shot, one named Rich
ard Flnnell slightly, and the other, Jim Johns,
was severely wounded, and had his throat cut.
In attempting TO make arrests the Chief Burgess,
the constable. and the police were frequently
shot al. but without effect. One despatch says
that over loo shots were fred at the officers.
Johns was robbed OF a watch and SOME money.
At Mahaaoy city two dwellings and three
stables were set on FIRE aud burned to the
ground. Three men were arrested for melting
to riot A later despatch saws that to-day Sun
day ten additional arrests we're made for incit-
ing riot and incendiarism.
Tho farming districts east Of Pottsvlle have
for several months becn infested by bands Of
thiovcs rubbug from houses, barns. and stores.
At Orwig .,burgh last night two men were halted
by ONiCcr lust. They started 10 run, aud were
fred upon by that officer, who wounded ono
named HazmaD, Of senuylkll Haven. in the
Icvh, nnd he wus Captured 40 a snen wheir he
had concealed hiuisef. His confederate
escaped, though supposed to be severely
wounded.
At this hour Q0P. ny all Is quiot at Shcnadoah,
th Jugn the town Is under heavy guard Of the
Sheria posse and speci i police.
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BiSkLHS .IRRESTED.
Accusations of FRAUD Preferred against DIu.
cur, sherman Il Go.

Accusations of Fraud I, Preferred against DLu-
cur, ~hcrmau " Go.
Three of the finn Of Duncan, sherman
& Co. have been arrested at the instance of John
\. Koebng's sons on a charge of ubtaiuing
moaeg under false precnces. The Messrs
Il chling say that uu the 2is' Of Jub they bought
a bill Of exchan-o oi the firm on London for
t-qd B paving therefor Sl.G31.'5. Six days later
Duncau. Sherman y Co. declared themselves
bauhrInt aud the till was dishOuOred. he
conpl inants aver that 30 the time Of the sale OF
the bill II EXCHANGE Duncan, Sherman Co.
knew themselves to be bankrupt aud that they
continued to lmp0se upon the public between
july u and Julv - tnat they were guilty Of a
fraudulent concealment Of the true condition
Of their business that they we've guilty Cf fraud
IN not causing immediate record OF the convey
Hnces OF real estate u \ Duncan. instead OF de-
fcrring that record for wears. and tha. the books
of the firm were incorrectly kept The ar
rested BANKERS gave rail ~ SS,OOl each.
Mr.. Duncan he viii move To have the
order OF arrest vacated IN few days.
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TIfE NEW REPTBIIC.
The Celebration OF the Anniversary Of the
Proclamation at lITa.

At the celebration of the eighth anniver-
sary Of the proclamation of the independence Of
tho Cuban republic in the Church of Santiago.
yesterday, a young patriot, liaoul ulda. the son
Of exiled parents. was chrstcned by the Rev.
DIR. Joaquin Palma. one Of the choir was Nine.
Acramonte, widow oi Gen. ARranlonts, who
was killed two years ago In Cuba.
The pastors text was from the eighth chapter
of Deuteronomy. lie described the sunernes
Of the Israeites while they were the slaves of
the FgyDtians. their wauderings and trials In
the desert. and finally their joyful entry into the
promised land. God is permitting the cruel
Spt niards Dr. Palma said, to carry the torch
and the sword into the f-irest provinces OF
Cuba, and To butcher her sons nnA outrage her
dAuehters. because lie wishes Cuba to be pre-
pared by suffering for the enjoyment Of liberty
and inleQondencc.