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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
LOS ESTADOS-UNIDOS
ESPAN Ma.

Para convencerse de la impotencia
de la insurreccion cubana no hay mas
que comparable con la del continente
parar mientes en- sus respectivos
progresses. Buenos-Aires, la populosa
capital de las proyincias de la Plata,
cay6 en- manos de los rebeldes des1e
los primeros dias del movimiento Sc
paratista, ell % de mayo de 1910.
En- julio de- mismo aflo era arre-
batada Bogota, capital de Nueya Gra-
NADIA, al territorio de Castillo reem-
plazado ell poder del virey Amar por
ell de los Independence Caracas ha-
bia caido anteriormente en- manos de
los traidores: las ciudades de Guiana
iuato y Valladolid fueron entradas a
saco ell mismo af1o por los latro fac
ciosos de Hidalgo y la capital de Chi
le habia dejado temporalmente de
pertenecer a Espafia. Ell siguiente
aflo Sc apoderaban los rebeldes perua-
PERI, de Arequipa, Cochabamba, Chu-
quisaca, Potosf y otras poblaciones
importantes. Nos extenderfamos de-
inasiado 81 citaramos todas las ciu-
dades que tomaron los separatistas
del continente en- los dos prime
ros amos de la revolucion. Bas. de-
cir que en- 1914 la America espa-
rola estaba va totalmente perdida pa
ra la metr6poli, porque los insurgen
tes presentahan grandes batallas, ST.
tiaban las plazas fuertes y las hacian
sucumbir hoy para ser echados de
elias maflana por las tropas naciona-
les. Con la restauracion del rey legl
timo de Espafla nuestr soldados
fueron recobrando 10 perdido y va en-
1920 Sc tenian reconquistadas casi to
das nuestras posesiones, excepto Bue-.
nos-Aires cuando vino la democracia
de Riego introducir de nuevo ell
des6rden en- ell Nueyo Mundo, ha-
biendo perdido en- aquellos tres amos
infaustos de anarqufa 10 que habia-
mos ganado en- seis lie ruda pelea.
Los rebeldes cubanos han teni9o de
su par!e mil circunstancias para ellos,
m icho mas fayorabl que los
continentales Naci6 la insurreccion
de Yara tan pronto como en- la isla Sc
supo que habia triunfado ell moyimien-
to liberal de A'colea y los renegados
de la patria tuvieron no sabemos 81
la fortuna 8 ell talento de que fuera
por captain general de Cuba D. Do
mingo Dulce, ell jefe del reformismo,
el amigo del perturbador Asquerino,
de Albania, de Bramosio y de Mora
les Lemus; ell hombre obcecado que
tenfa la candidez de Greer que des-
apsrecerfa la insurreccion al soplo de
la democracia, y que tan e6cazmente
contribuy6 su desarrolio con sus
imprudentes decretos de radicales &
intempestivas reformas Dos 8 tres
veces, como llamaradas precursors de
los dos grandes incendios del Norte y
de Cartagena, oscurecieron ell cielo de
la patria las insurrecciones que logr6
sofocar ell conde de Reus: y cuandola
guerra civil empezo a formalizarse en-
las provincias del Septentrion y de
Levante, la impotente, la enfermiza,
Ia cobarde insurreccion cubana, leios
de aumentar, era ignoniniosamente
arrojada del rico territorio de las vi
las ante la inyicta espada del nunca
asaz dorado general Portillo. Vino
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GAPfTULO ~.
Sc d UNDA PARTts Z

I.
sn sseatiJss s0i eh eitsit5izgs5s sso
fl .Habian phsado cuatro meses. .l.,a,@.r. 4 i
aU Era u,la tarde que agpnizaba.s III SO. st-a.
s8b sl Ell sol pugnbba por hundirse occidente
envucIto en- una mutitud de amarientos ce-.
lages.s seai. 'o'''e -
Las aves Sc escondian en- la fronda lanzandO
aus 6ltinos trinOs al crep1scnio vespertino assas
s3ss De caando en- cuando Sc escuchaba a .ale-J
gre canto de algun sencillo labrador que Sc reti-
raba su hogar Ibre va de las faenas del gdia. :.
La naturaleza entera SO sumergia lentamen-l
te en- ell abismo de las tinieblas que no barbarian
en- reemplazar ala luz. .,s
sas 11.sf.al.l aea4tiai aeFHe.f %
Sentada en- q muro de la extensa platafor-
ma del castillo, aBstraida en- profunda meditation
con los gar .os oios iios en- Ell lejano horizon
te estaba & la saxon la sonora condesa de San
Marcia 81 a rs ats SIS
sus garzes ojos no rnostraban va aquella
pupila radiante seductora.
I'm e{reaIo amoratRdo los. rcdeaba.S 3
Sus labios de coral no Sc entreabran va pa
rar dsr paso fascnadoras sonrisas: al contrario;
solo entrecortados Sc desizaban por elea.
iQn6 lebia haber sucedido en- ell castillo du-
rantc q trascurso en- cue 10 le henlos visitado9.
Ezra one aquel angel no podia resistir por
tempo la ausenc'a de So amor! &
Sin drda algpua. ss 4aae
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A Las siete en- punto de Ia manana siguiente,
81 conde, palido triste en- traje de batalla, daba
81 6ltimo abrazo su desconsolada esposa. mien-
tras el son de los clarines rasgaba ell espacio,
una brillante numerosa mesnada de hombres
de arrnas, cuyas lanzas armaduras relumbra-
ban los yfvidos refeos del astro del dia salia del
cas..llo.
La infelz sonora, tremula embargado su
Amino por INA dolorosa emocion no acertaba &
pronunciar palabra alguna.
Solo entrecOrtados NAL contenidos sollozos
valian de su pechO,
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Il FOLLETIN.
los CUENTE DE MI ABUELA.
vHLADAs DEL HoGAR.
CUENTos QUE TIENEN DE ToDo
mENOs DE CUENTos DE ABUELA,
pOR
vnLADAs DEL HoaAR.
a. PINEDA.
(COntinaaciom.J

La aludida no hizo case de aqueIla iofantil
imprudencia.
Sc content6 con dirigirle una elocuente
snirada de recOnvencion y empez6 a hablar en-
cate sentido:
.- YELADA TERCERA.
- cAPfTULo III.
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III

II -Dios miol murmuro Ii condssa despues
Do una bgeye gausa, cpan largOs, cgaa interim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15
Rusincss BEFORE Congress.

The session Of Congress closes in less
than three weeks, aud some six thousand
bills remain to BE- acted upon. An un-
usual amount Of work was done before
the holiday recess, but since then only
three important bills-the Civil Rights
bill, Finance bill, and Little Tariff bill
have passed. Three Of the regular ap,
preparation bills have finally passed, and
eight remain to be acted upon, All these
must be settled before March 4th, or an
extra session Of the Forty.fourth Congress
will bc necessary, The transportation
question and the many bills covered
by It will probably fail, except in the way
Of appropriations to continue surveys.
Tho IIenncpin Canal scheme, to build q
shipcanal connecting Lake Michigan and
the Mississippi river lacks strength, and
among the many projects worked up by
the lobby, the Texas Pacific and Northern
PacihG bills, the SuO,OOO,VuO COTTON tax
refund, the sowing machine patent extCn-
sion, the bayfield, aud St. CrOix Railroad
project, and all Of the additional
bounty bills, will most likely all
fail, though Colonel Tom Scott and his
friends claim that they Will be able
to put the Texas Pacific bill on am appro-
priation bill Us an amendment, Numer-
ous other railroad bills will fall. The
financial question has been settled at this
session, no far as Congress Intends tu set
tie It, and all Of the various financial
measures before the committees OH that
subject have been Gust aside. Two new
States are applying for ahmission-New
Mexico and Colorado--am probably will
succeed, both bills having passed tho
House, and arc now OH the Senate cal
endar. 8
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February l3.-The Florence
EpOol llas published II correspondence
purporting TO be between MazEini and the
pruasian government. 1t contains n let
ter written by Mazzini to Bismarck
in 1867. The latter Ia warned Of the ex-
istence Of an alliance between France aud
Italy by the concession relative to Rome.
France has secured the Italian aid in case
Of, war with Prussia. Maxini offers, II
furnished with million livers and arms
to irustrate the scheme by ehecting this
restoration Of Italy. lie declares that his
information Ia Trustworthy, but he IL un-
able to give the authority for it. The
Cologne Gdaetle Ia inclined to believe the
correspondence, but the berlin He@ re.
pudiates II.
Tho amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank Of England on balance to-day
Is E4S0OO.
A special from Paris says tho greatest
uneaSineSs prevails In that city III cOnse-
quencc Of the grave political situation.
The Chamber cannot make constitution
and will not dissolve. President Nc.
MahOn would have resigned II the Senate
bill had been passed a. amended. The
BOnapartists gain ground by these
complications. The Republicans will
make no further concession.
SI.oSD0N, February l6-5:30.-lIauser
a. Dare has published the memorandum
which was conveyed To Bismarck from
France In 1860. It ttpropOses the erection
Of the Prussian territory on the left bank
Of tho Rhine into neutral State, under n
member Of the llohenzollern family. The
object was to avoid q contact and rivalry
between France and Prussia, in view Of
the immense increase ofthc latter'spOwCr.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, February lS,-The Gaulos as.
serts that on the close Of yesterdays
sitting OF the Assembly the Ministers in
sisted on resignipg and that President
McMahon accepted their designations,
The GauLois also says that President Nc.
MahOn has summoned Duke De Broglio
to form new Cabinet in conjunction with
DcFOurten.
PARIS, February l4.-Mr. FOuld, tho
banker, died yesterday,
1t Il believed that no new Cabinet will
be formed until the final decision is
reached in the Assembly on the consti-
tutional bills.
In the trial Of Wimpfiln libel case
yesterday the General addressed the court,
repudiating in strong terms the imputa.
tions on his character as an officer and
gentleman. N. DeCassagnoc, defend
ant, replied by repeating the statements
he made in the Le Ras, He accused
General WimpfiGn OF vanity and incom.
potency and declared that he was
guilty Of treaChery, having broken
the vital importance Of more economical
GuLHHtfGu lekWGGu ttlu A4takGEW HWu W WGHt-
ern sections Of the union and between
America and Europe than now exist, and
said that the Eastern and Western Trans
pOrtation Company, bill TO incorporate
which il before Congress, seems 10 prom
ise beneficial results in reducing the dis
tance to deep water on the coast Of South
Carolina and North Carolina, and lessen
ing the cost Of transporting the bulky
crops Of the Mississippi aud Missouri
Valleys to European and South American
consumers. Tho bill asks for nothing
but the right Of way. The contemplated
road will BE- public highway and post
road. The Committee asks Congress to
grant a charter and asks the States
through which It passes to do the same,
A telegram from Carllst sources says
General Mariones is separated from the
Army Of the North and Is now blockadcd
In Pam mpaleenn, which place Is In a worse
condition than before II received relief
1t Ia said that all the Ministers except
Chabaud La Tours have aCCeded To Pres
idunt McAiahons request to remain in
office until the end Of the crisis IN the
constitution question.
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TnE sensational story telegpphed
through the country n willie ago from
New York that figures gathered at the
transit Of Vents had developed the fact
that tle earth was plunEing towards the
stn ut rate that would land ts there in
i,lOO years did not cuuSc great anxiety at
the time for various reasons. Our largest
leases are only 900 years anyway, and, ms
thislett u margin d 4Oi yenrs additional,
the report produced no effect upon The
stock market, and 40 failed to disturb our
sensc Of security, so to speak. However,
Mr.. Richard A. Proctor has taken the
matter up and shows cOnclu'ively its ab.
snriity by the very simple illustration
that, II the earth had, during the last cen.
tury, drawn one.thirtieth Of her distance
nearer 10 the sun, the year would now be
eighteen days shorter than II then was.
But, In fact, the difference between The
Chaldcan siderenl year and our own Is
not more than two minutes, which lndi.
Gates that II we have approached the Sin
at all IL has been at the rate Of about eight
miles in hundred years, and even this
is doubtful, since the Chaldean N'troho-
mrrs did not profess to absolute accuracy
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TnE reputed maxim that nincty-ninc
out Of every hundred business men fail
at least once during their career seems
to have some Justification in the annual
report Issued by the mercantile agency
Of Messrs. Dun, Barlow 4 Co., for 1874
During that period there were, through
out tho United States, $3.50 failures Of
mercantile houses, the aggregate indebt.
ctncss being $l53,2SpOOO. The year Of
grace eighteen hundred aud seycnty.fonr
was, In fact, more remarkable for the
number Of mercantile failures than its
eventful predecessor, 1873, the year
OF the panic, and was probably the
most fruitful in commercial failures Of
any year in our haliOn'SlItstOry. InlS73
there were fewer failures by G47, but the
aggregate amount Of loss was much
greater, reaching nearly $22S,5OO,OOO.
The panic year was the most disastrous
Of all tho record. In 1879 there were
1000 failures, with 1921, ,O5OYOOO liabili-
ties; and in 1871 there were but2,0lt
failures, and $S6,252,OOO liabilities. The
comparison Of 1874 with the Uthor' years
Ia not unfavorablc, considering that II
WIS Immediately successive to Il great
financial panic, and that IL shows an ag.
gregale deficiency Of only thirty millions
more than 1872, u year Of great prosper.
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Railroad Com rnisslOners Report.

MILWAUKEE February l4.-The re-
port Of the railroad commissioners will
be delivered to the Legislature tomorrow.
II will recommend the repeal Of the Pot
ter law and the substitution Of such leg
islatiOn IN will authorize the commission
crs to fix the maxium rates Of the freight
and passage for roads at hrst class Viz
II. Paul and Northwestern no restriction
IL proposed. On roads Of second class,
plum OF commissioners also contemplated
that each road Shall be appraised and
that when the net earnings Of fany road Of
first class exceed 10 per cent Of the value
Of ils rates Rhall be reduced. The COM
missiUncrs have prepared u bill embody-
Ing these recommendations, and tho indi-
cations are that the bill will piss
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The pope on InialIibirit,.

Recently the popClelivered an address
10 tllc"Academy Of the Catholic Religion"
the text Of which has been republishcd in
tho Journal Of Florence. III the course Of
1t tho Holy Father made the following
remarks on the question Of inhllibility:
"AmOng the different subjects OF which
YOU will have 10 treat there ia one which
seems 10 me Of special importance, and
that Ia to bring 10 nothing The efforts that
are being made 10 falsify The idea Of pom.
tifcal lhfallibility. OF all these efforts
that which seems the fullest Of
malice consists In attributing to the In
iallibility Of the Pope the right Of dcpos-
Ing sOvereigns and Of abSOlving subjects
from their allegiance. Without doubt,
this right has sometimes been exercised
by the Popes In their supreme Strugglcs,
but Il never hal anything In common
with their infallibility, and itS source was
not In infalllbility, but In the pontifcal
authority. Moreover the exercise Of The
right In The ages ffaith-when men fec0g.
niGed In the Pope, what lie really Ia, the All.
IIGulu luukGul Vii htCluulIlt NIIU uCkIIUh-
lodged the advantages Ot bis tribunal for
the solution Of great questions arising
between people and their sovereigns-the
exercise Of that right spread itself, scC-
onded AZ II ought Ia have been by public
law and the general agreement Of the
hatiOhnlities, 10 the gfavest interests Of
the states and their chiefs. The conditions
Of the present day are greatly changed,
and only malice can COniOuhd two things
40 different; infallibility in regard 10
revealed principles, and The right which
the popes exercised IN virtue Of their
authority when ever The welfare nf society
demanded IL. Our enemies knew lhis AZ
we'll az we, and Il iS easy to see why they
call IN this confusion Of ideas and put
forward hypothesis III which nobody be.
lieves They invent these ptetcxtS In or.
der tO allIiCt ia and to excite princes
against The Church. There are sotne who
wish I should explain and render still
more clear the definition Of the Council. Il
will hotdoi II. ltisrleaf enough in itself,
and has M reed Of further explanations
Or commentaries"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15
Smoking ont The Treasurer at
Charleston.

We have long suspected that things
were not ns they should be, financially
speaking, at Charleston, c and months ago
We gave free expression TO Off suspicious
touching the amount Of interest actually
received by tic Treasurer as compared
with the amount officially reported by
him. We apprehcnled then, as We do
now, that Mr.. John $. lInrdett was, to
greater OF lesser extent, making private
pudding out Of the State deposits, but Os
We were not able to prove II, and us the
committee appointed to smoke him
out ignominiously shrank from their
duty, we concluded to postpone further
expression Of our suspicious until we
could get a fresh scent Of his Clandcstine
Operations. Such SCent we have in the
refusal Of A[t. Cabell, cashier Of the Mct-
chants Bank at Charleston, to disclose
Under oath the nature Of the arrangement
between him and the Treasurer. This re-
iatal on his part Is tantamoiint TO a con-
iession Of guilt on his own part and Of
malfcasancc in office on the part Of the
Treasurer, and II the Legislature has
sufficient conscience and moral courage in
It's membership to do what is right by the
taxpayers Of the State, they will put the
rccrcant cashier in limbo and keep him
there until he fots in case he refuses to
reveal tho underhanded and dishonest
conspiracy between himself and the Treas
ury department Of the State.
The peopIo will now understand from
tho refusal Of Mr.. Cabell to answer the
questions put to him before the Commit.
tee, and aiterSard before the House Of
Delegates, how II comes that such Pc
culiar Determinations have been made
by the Treasurer in favor Of certain
banks that paid low rate Of interest "a
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compared with the ruLe paid by certain
other banks. They will not be slow to
draw the very natural and logical con-
clusion that the Treasurer has been rS'
ceiying secret bonus for thus misusiug
the funds of the State, and they will de-
maud that he be compelled to purge him
self Of this we'll grounded suspicion, I'm
der the circumstances, now that virtual
confession Of guilt has been made by Mr.
CabCll, the Treasurer should be COM
PEELED to show his head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15
Night Dispatches.
OUR CHARLESTON DISPATCH.
The Introduction Of Q New Candidate
into the Senatorial Field.
Passage of the Capital Bill.
Excitement Among the ohaFlestonlanl
In Consequence.



,sU,c,.I pI,u,ch to tho IptollIrOneor.,
The ballot to-day in the Joint assembly
Of tho two houses Of the Legislature was
decidedly excitinp-more 20 than for
some lime past, The pegs were set up
to bring about the nomination OF General
John ]. jackson, Of Parkersburg, by a
sort Of coup dc main, and a number Of cut
and dry eulogies were pronounced on the
merits, capabilities and services Of the
old gentleman. But although he re-
ceiyed very reputable vote, thCre were
not enough pegs to All all Of tho holes,
and, like all the rest of the star and stoOk
candidates ND to this time, he fell short
Of the charmed number that is required
TO send thdleominR man TO the United
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Mn, JAMES B. GoRREL1, Of this city,
Ia spending The winter in Alabama. The
tndepsnAeai follows him. Nj. Gorrell
writes to Dr.. Inskeep that the Violets are
in bloom where he Il nov stopping (Bir.
mingham), and that he Ia enjoying him
seli hunting. His many friends In this
city hope he will return IN improved
health. Blldirt Indtpendenl,
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THE wOODmULLN GABBLE.
What SHE says She knows OF the
IVrerkeFTfiIIOh 1IuSiheSS,


The notorious Victoria Z. Woodruff,
who processes to know all about the
Becchcr.Tii.on imbroglio, was lcctuting
in IOavcnworth few days ago. Tho
editor Of the Commercial interviewed her,
the result Of which he thus relates:
The editor could not refrain from In.
Producing the subject and asking Mrs.
Woodhull how The affair would end. Her
answer was very prompt;
"Thc result will be uniavotablc TO
MI, Beecher; but, my dear Sit, the whole
trial Is nothing but 4 farce. Frank
Moulton has been on the witness stand
now for Two weeks, and with all The skis.
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f, CaARhtHuN, 8. c., February iS-1n
The National Orange Saturday the report
OF the Committee on Mississippi Levees
recommended that the general govern.
ment extend such aid in this direction "A
4 euESistenI with the national prosperity
and btotCClion against overHows.
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A wtilet IA oul In the Wheeling fNrEt-

A writer IL out in the Wheeling ISTEr-
itdESCER In extenualion oi Hans. Goods
assassination escNpade in tho Legislature,
concerning which he has been recently
cat.hAuled 10 a wholesome extent. The
unlucky speech appears 10 have been in.
tended In q sort of PickWickian sense,
and probably did not mean muchj but We
incline 10 think that his friend would
have done AZ we'll to let II fest where
charity left II. The sentiment aeknoWl-
edged sober, Il fully as bad As that chatg-
ed, IN vinOi-S WeltbiTS HTah.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR USE OF COAL SCALES


WHEELING, W. Va, Feb, u, lS7G !
Sealed Proposals will 10 received at tho Otico Of
the City Clerk until Thursday, February 18TH 1875,
al o'clock ~ NJ, Tor the USE Of tho Coal Scales iIl
w. svGGhd' Fourth. FINN AND EighIh Wards o. ih1
IN the RbOvG-nAmed Wards arc ~ follows;
Second WRnl-scalGs al tho north end oi the
SCCOnd Ward Market HOuSs.
Fourth Wnnl-,SCalA One on the corner Of EOil
and 18th streets, one at tho east Gnd Of old Zane
street bridge lnDW l7th utrGt)i ono at tho Man
chester Coal Works.
Fifth Warl--iS,alyn al tho south end Of Market
Square, Centre Wheeling,
Eighth Ward scales DI the corner VI 3yth nnd
Jacob streets.
repair lids fur Fourth Ward Scales will le rs.
Cuvrl fur ono Or all Scales In Slll ward.
felS r. A. BRITT, city Clerk.
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SISAlN.

BAYovSE, February 11.-Ex.NIarsha1
faxaine arrived at santandcr yesterday.
The residents having asked for and OBJ.
tained permission Of the authorities TO
sercnade him, used the opportunity TO
hiss him and inlnlge In insulting cries.
The crowd wAs dispersed by the police.
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tstcnNoNb, February iS.aIh view Of
The anticipated increase Of tax on tobacco
there has been q rush on the Internal
Revenue office for tobacco stamps fot the
past two OF three days, and $780, 600 worth
kAS sold tb4lay. - Do i.-
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Firn.

CHICAGO, February l5.-A Times spe.
cial says,a fire ut Anamosa, Iowa, this
morning, destroyed nine buildings, IN.
iliCting q loss Of $4,000.
kilograms from various points In the
north west Indicate that the cold weather
continues throughout that section. A
number Of railroads in Iowa are still
blockhtlel. IL L. VIZ M--L
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Ilisn

BosroS, February 15.-Brevet Major
George N. Macy died at his residence in
this city Saturday night. He accident:
ally fell on Friday afternoon and a small
pistol In his breast pocket was discharged
fnhiCting wound which resulted in his
IlaNIk