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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-12
LATEST LOCAL.

j. N. BUCK, from Bucktown, the gem
tleman who made such a commotion in
that classic region with his razor short
time ago, was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning. but his case was
again continued.
No ACTION will be taken by the Board
of Police Commissioners at their meet
ing this afternoon on their petitions for
places ON the force. They will wait for
the action Of the City Solicitor on the
question of oontesting the law which
created them.
CHARLES HAYMAN, a colofed man, who
halls from Memphis, was locked up at
Hammond-street Station by Private
Policeman George Moore, on the charge
of stealing a coat. His accomplice, who
was arrested yesterday, had a hearing
before Judge Llndemann to-day.
FRANK. SMITH and Jerry Stafford were
arraigned in the Police Court this morn
ing as suspicious characters, lot OF
burglars tools, including ajimmies,',
'scrackers" and 'spryemopensv having
been found in their possession. Judge
Lindemann continued the cases to wait
for further testimony.
THE Golden City Mining and I'M
provemsnt Company filed its articles OF
Incorporation for the purpose OF carry
| ing on mining operations in Clay Coun-
| ty, North Carolina. The capitals stock
| is $100, ,000, divided into shares Of $50 each.
p. Eichels, Henry Henneman. Andrew
Kyle, VIM. Wiley and M. q. Walsh are
| the incorporators.
| SAMUEL BATTERTON, a Fulton drug
gist, was arraigned in the Police Court
this morning OH the charge of ssconduct.
ing drug store in violation OF the iaws.s
He had failed to pass AN examination be-
ltore the Board Of Medical Examiners
and was conducting business without
the usual certificate, so il is charged
His case was continued.
A BURGLAR last night about 10 o'clocb
succeeded in breaking into Waffen
schmid's drug store, corner Of Elm
and Twelfth streets, through a sid,
window. MIR. Waffenschmidt caught tn,
rascal as he was making his escape, bu
let him 60 Immediately afterNards. All
officer happened along in few minutes
but too late, as the burglar escaped. The
knife with which he opened the window
10 at Bremen-street station.
y THE Knights Templar Of this city VIII
lgo to the Centennial i'll a body, durin,
the last week OF May. Arrangement
have been perfected with the OHIO
Chesapeake Railroad Company,byswhic]
the knights are to be taken IRON thi
city by steamer to Huntingt0ti. frof
, thence over the Chesapeake ID OH
Road to Richmond, Va, from Whete the
will 60 by steamer to. Philadelpbia. +,
naming five days. boarding and lodefn
on the boat during their stay. The es
tire expense tor the round vi
will be $35.
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FLASHES.

The new census Of Philadelphfa Jueh
taken shows population OF Slh4is.
The direct cable has been repaired,
and telegraphic communication ls ~
stored.
The Montana election has resulted uns
fayorably to the proposed Northern Pa
cifc Railroad subsidy.
The propeller s. s. Ellsworth, from
Oswego, arrived at Niagara yesterdays
the first arrival Of the season.
The stockholders Of the Hooking Val.
lev Railroad have reelected the OLD
Board of Directors and officers.
The Womau's Baptist Missionary So
ciety of the West held meeting at Chi
cago Yesterday. Reports which showed
the Society to be In fiourishing condt
tion were read.
The Alton & st. Louis Railroad, which
has hitherto been opposing the Iowa
pool in the competition for lowe and
San Francisco freight, has at length
joined the pool and will adopt their
schedule.
Judge Giles, under herecent Supreme
Court decision, has sustained the de-
murrer to the indictments in the Baltt-
more election cases of a violation of the
Enforcement Act, and discharged all the
prisoners.
The South Carolina Republican Con-
vention after lively row, during which
Ex-Congressman Elliott and Judge Mac,
kay almost came to blows, elected full
Morton delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention.
General Mcdowell, In charge Of the
United States Army Division Of the
South, has been ordered to succeed Gem
eral Schofeld in command of the Divis-
ion Of the Pacific. The change is to oc-
cur in July next.
The attachment of the Panama Rail-
road on the Pacific Mail Steamship City
of Panama was temporarily released
yesterday, on account Of the claim OF
the owner Of the ship, filed by Sum q
White, who allege that they have bill
Of sale both for her and the China, on
its way from New York to San Fran.
cisco.
The New York Yacht Club has ac-
cepted the challenge of Major Clifford TO
being built at Coburg, for the Queens
Cup, won years ago by the yacht Amer
lea. The name OF the competing yacht
will be sent to the Royal canadian Yacht
Club here shortly.
A special to the Galveston News from
Laredo says: New Laredo has just
been captured by the Revolutionists.
The fighting is all over. The United
States forces have fourteen Mexican
Federal prisoners. with a portion Of their
arms. Quintaro, Federal, escaped down
the river with part Of his force.
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On the Hio Grande.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
SAN ANTONIO, April 12-The com.
manding officer at Fort Mcintosh re-
ports one man and two women killed by
deliberate shots from the Mexicans. He
then ordered twelve.pound gun to be
brought to bear, and two shots from 1t
silenced the Mexican fire. General Ord
has telegraphed him to defend the town
and his troops against all attacks.
New Laredo WAS captured by the Rev.
oluiionists last evening. The United
States troops have fourteen Mexican
Federal prisoners. Qutntano, the Fed
eral leader, escaped. Unless there are
special reasons, the Mexican Federal
prisoners will be released.
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Mentioned i'm Brief.

Ry American Press Association to the STAR.
PORTLAND, ME-, April 12.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention meets at Bangor
June 10.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, April 12-Almost
the entire business portion of this place
is destroyed by fire.
PRINCETON, ILL, April 12 "A fire here
yesterday destroyed number of busi-
ness houses. Loss $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-Jas. M. Lam
bert, proprietor OF the Bay House, this
morning committed suicide by hanging
MONTREAL, April -. = Mcdonald,
Moody s. Co., wholesale hatters, have
made an assignment. Liabilities SITS, 900.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-saturday at
10 A. NJ, was fixed as the time for the
return Of the habeas corpus in the case
Of Kilbourne.
LONDON, April IA telegram from
Washington speaks positively OF Mr..
Schenck resuming the functions of Min
lister to England.
ALLENTOWN, PA, April IAN explo-
sion OF fire damp in the Nesquehoning
Mines this morning killed three men and
seriously injured five others.
PIrTsBURa, April 12.-Three tanks OF
oil, near Parkersburg, containing one
thousand barrels, were struck by light
ming this morning, and totally con
sumed.
.MIDDLETowN, o., April 12.--The burst.
ing OF wheel in HILLS paper mill, at s
O'clock this morning, injured Peter Nus.
cum, an employe, SO badly that his life
is despaired Of.
BISMARCK, d. t.. April 12.-The Mis-.
sissippi River is open TO this point and
the ferry is running TO Fort Lincoln
Trains ior the Black Hills will not leave
before the Goth, on account of the higi
streams.
CHICAGO, April 10. - Joe Taylor, q
trapper, who has trapped along the
river near Duford, reached Bismarck
yesterday and reports the murder Of
seven white trappers and two squaw
by the Yanktons.
CHICAGO, April 12.-In the Unite,
s ates Court, this morning, the jury ii
the Freisinger and Seaverns whisky cas-,
returned verdict of guilty. The sen
fencing OF the two men was postpone,
until alter all the whisky trials hay
been completed in this Court.
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NEW YORK.

Centennial Music--Funeral of A.
n. Stewart-.BarOn Boss TWeed--
Charles O'COnOr Wants to be Vim.
Hicated.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, April IA meeting is to
be held in this city this evening 70 form
a committee of prominent citizens to
arrange for the grand musical celebra-
tion Of the Centennial on the 4th of July.
The Board of Aldermen has appointed
Delana G. Calvin as successor to the late
Surrogate Vanschack. /.
The funeral services of the late A. T.
Stewart will take place at St. Marks
Church on Thursday morning next,
Bishop Potter officiating. The following
gentlemen will act as pall-bearers: Ex-
Governor Dix, Ex-Governor Morgan,
Judge Henry e. Davies, Judge Noah
Davies, Chief Justice q. P. DAILY, Chas.
HI. Russell, Robert L. Stuart, Royal
Phelps, Jacob D. Vermilye, VIM. Lib
beck, VIM. NJ. Evarts, Peter Cooper,
Stephen Wray and Francis Catteret.
It is expected that provision has been
ance of his mercantile business, under
the name oil A. T, Stewart & Co., by
VIM. Libby, the emily surviving general
partner. Judge Henry Hilton has been
named as general manager Of the prop
erty. Judges estimate Stewards wealth
at 500, 900, 600. The inscription on the
cofiin-plate Is "Alexander T. Stewart,
born October 12,slSoS. Died April 10,
1876"
An affidavit of Antonio De Costa, an
Italian, who was formerly waiter In
Delmonico's Hotel here, and who has
Just returned from visit to Italy, is
published this morning, in which he de-
clares that he met VIM. M. Tweed on q
steamer between Genoa and Leghorn
during March, 1876, and talked with him
familiarly.
Tweed told him he had got a full par.
don, land witness congratulated him.
Tweed gave him Napoleon to drink his
health. De Costa then lost trace OF
Tweed, but learned at hotel at Leg
horn that an American nobleman, a
Baron, answering the description OF
Tweed, had been stopping there.
A charge was recently published that
Chas. OConor, the well-known lawyer,
had exacted extortionate fees from Mrs.
Forest in the famous Forest divorce
suit. Mr.. O'Gonor, at a meeting of the
Bar Association last night, Indignantly
denied the charge, and asked to be tried
by the Bar Association in vindication OF
his professional character.
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AND THE END CAME.

Final Adjournment Of the Ohio
Legislatures
Special to the Staf.
COLUMBUS, April 12.-The House met
at 1880 O'Clock this morning and finished
up the remaining routine work, after
which Speaker Grosvenor made an ad-
dress thanking the members for courte-
sizes, etc., and declared the House ad-
journed till the I'd day of January next.
After the adjournment, and before the
members were out Of their seats, Speak
er Grosvenor Was presented with a gold
headed cane in behalf of the pages and
employees of the house. The presenta-
ton was made by Mr.. Converse.
At about. the same hour the Senate,
having Concluded considerable amount
OF routine business, also adjourned; and
the Legislature, after session Of one
hundred and one days, takes rest.
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WASHINGTON.

A Pennsylvania Convict Tells
About the Safe Burgiary--Schol-
arship Trader--Cabinet C0nclu.
sioms.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, April IA special
from Windsor, Pa, gives an interview
with Miles, alias Sherman, in the State
Prison there for bank robbery. He was
the chief cy9eksman in the safe burglarv
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LONDON, April 12.--It is reported that
fresh disturbances have broken out in
Malacca.
STOCK OPERATIONS.
LONDON, April 12.-The Tines money
article says: Foreign stocks are utterly
demoralized and 1t is impossible to deal
In Turkish, Egyptian, Peruvian and such
like securities; there is, however, a good
business doing in home securities.
THE MATCH TO DAY.
LONDON, Aprii 12.--In the single
racket match to-day Oxford won three
and Cambridge two games.
FOREIGN NOTES.
NEW YORK, April 12.-From the latest
foreign tiles we CLEAN the following:
The masons and stone cutters are on O
strike at Nantes, France.
The Prince Of Wales is expected to
reach Gibraltar on Friday next.
The miners of Statfordshire and sew
eral other mining districts Of England
and Wales are on the strike.
Prince Rodzyoille was married to
Mile. Blanc, daughter Of the Ptince
of Hamburg, at the Church of st. Koch,
Paris, lately. The wedding was dis.
affair. The BRIDES dover is
said to be five million francs.
Four hundred emigrants passed
through Paris March 81 en- route TO New
York.
The infant Isabel Maria, Of Portugal
is dangerously i'll.
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Mn Subsidy.

By American Press Association 70 bne SrAh.
HELENA, No., April 12.-Returns rom
the election held last Monday In regard
to the subsidy to the Union Pacific bail
road are not all in, but sufficient nave
been received, however, to show that
the Subsidy Bill is defeated by some 2oo
majority.
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Springfield Items.

SPRINGFIELD, O., April 12.-Jerry
Huchins, the would-be murderer, was
sentenced to thirty. days and costs.
Mr.. Henry p. Mott has accepted the
position asProfessor Of Mathematics in
Trinity School, at Tiyuli, on the Hudson,
New York.
From reports received from the north
ern part of the State, we are to have
only 0ne-eighth of crop of peaches.
Pears did not suffer so much. Apples are
promised in abundance.
A valuable team belonging 10 Patrick
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SMiCid0s

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CLINTON, IA, April 12.-Mrs. j. M.
Gage, widow OF Moses Gage, former
Station Agent of the N. W. Railroad,
committed suicide by shooting herself
through the head with a revolver at ~
O'Clock last evening. Temporary insan-
ity is supposed to be the cause.
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Crime i'm Illinois,

By American Press Association to the STAR.
JOLIET, April 12.-The count at tho
Illinois State Prison now stands 1,605.
1t was scarcely expected that it would
ever reach that figure. 1t will soon be
time to think seriously of another prison
crease as it has done for the last six
months. The labor of all the convicts
can not now be profitably utilized.
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The Direct Cable.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
RYE BEACH, N. H., April 12.-The
Steamer Faraday, at II O'Clock A. M.
yesterday, succeeded in hooking the
broken ends Of the Direct Gable, and at
$3.50 last night the final splice was COM
pleted. The cable was nquestionably
broken by great violence, as on either
side OF the fracture, the cable Is in the
most perfect condition,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-12
The Great Circus and WORLDS -.
position.

John Robinson's Circus, now ON exhk
bition at the Exposition Dullding, il
pronounced Q little nearer perfection
than anything in that line that was ever
heretofore devised. II Is daily visiteo
~ large crowds OF our best citizens, ANA
all come away delighted with everv ~.
partment ofthe Great sacw.
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yXyANTED--SITUAT sell tobacco,
w cigars, &C., in Indiana, by an Indiana
man well acquainted with a large number OF
merchants. Can command o fair trade. Sat
isfactory Recommendation given. Address. W.
s.lk,s Star once. apl2-St*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY two German
wv and Welsh girls, for general housework
are good cooks; city Or country; with refer
ence, at 6U Ludlow street. apl0-8t
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FOR sALn--RnAL ESTATE.

LNOR sALE-LAND--5 SO acres prairie land;
JIG good spring on same; in tlfcKiy settled
neighborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county -eeat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this Ofiice. ,yi4-n
T,OR SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
i WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm or 65 acres, i8 miles from the 'city. on q
railroad Address H.. this office. ja28-tf
T,OR SALE OR RENT-LAND six acres of
I land, one mile west Of Carthage, Ohio;
suitable for parties that wish to work stone-
quarry, already opened, or start brick yard.
inquire OF j. 9. BELSER, Carthage, Ohio.
anl0.4t
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FOR RENT--RooMs.
FOUND,

For the neat tcentv.foar hours prob
ably varidble, cloudy or fair 1eather and
possibly light local shotcers.
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
FRESH DISTURBANCES.
LONDON, April 12.-It is reported that
fresh disturbances have broken out in
Malacca
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FOR SALE.

7,tOR RSAGE-iiiSTORY OF DONALDSON'S
IN BALLOON ASCENSIONS-At ALFRED
WARREN'S; 2i9 Central avenue. apl2-20t
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Cen tennial Music-. Funeral of A.
II. SteWart-.BarOn Ross Tweed.-
Charles O'COnOr Wants to be VIM
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ANdUSEMENT6. !.
GRAND OPERA-H0USE.

Two performances To-day, and last repre-
-Aaus-. -aG
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iE,OR SALE-HOUSE-A good brick house
and lot on Main avenue, Mt Auburn Ad-
n[esH P. o. Box $50. apl0-4t
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fETANTED--AGENTs-- sell our new in
Wv delible transfer paper for writing names
on linen or muslin garments; sells like hot
cakes; profits large; samples and terms by
mail, 35c. Address K. #, SNYDER, North
Illinois street, indianapolis, Ind. aplv-4t
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T,Ok SALE RESIDENCE = In Clifton, a
IL palatial residence ard grounds. Address
Tor PARTICULARS, M. A., care Letter Carrier No. g.
apl0-4t 80
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EOR SALE-HORsE--A good horse for fam
Drive him; good style, YEARS old; can be seen
nt Lingers u Moornan's stable. 329 West
sixth street. Apply to Il. X. BART, 90 West
Fourth street. anlU-2t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
Storm Wave in India.
Three Large Islands Cent
pletcly Submerged

CALCUTTA, Nov. 20.-Three large
Islands, namely, Haitian, Sandeep
and Dakhan Shahabazhere, and nu-
merous smaller islands, included in
which are the BackerguDge, Nook
holly and Chittagoing, were entirely
submerged by the storm wave OF De-
tober 81, as was also the mainland
for five or six miles.
These islands are all in or near the
estuary OF the river Megua. The larg-
est, Dakhsn Shahabazhare, is 500
square miles 10 extent, and had a
population Of about two hundred and
forty thousand. Haitian and Sun
deep together bad about one hundred
thousand of a population.
Up TO IL O'Clock on the night Of
the 3lst there were no signs Of dan-
ger, bat before midnight a wave
swept over the country to the depth
in many places of twenty feet, sur
prising the people in their beds.
Dense groves Of cocoa and palm trees
around The villages enabled many to
save themselves by climbing among
the branches, and some took refuge
on the roofs of their houses, but the
water burst the houses asunder and
swept them out to The sea. Some
were carried thus across the channel
ten miles TO the Chittagoing district.
but the vast majority were never
heard of again. The country is per-
fat, and almost every one per-
ished who failed TO reach The ree-.
There is scarcely . family on the is
lands or Oh the adjacent coast bat
what lost some of Is members.
The cattle are all drowned, boats
swept away, and the means of com
muEication with the districts destroy
ed. There is much distres among
the survivors, which the Government
is relieving. The Gazette says that
wherever the storm wave passed, 1t
is believed not a third Of the p0pula-
ton survived. The islands have
barely one-focrth of their former in
habi,ants.
The stencil from the pqtrifyi g bod
les is insuferable, and q general out
break Of cholera is expected. \ cor
respondent says this fear is, happily,
not yet realized, except in Aookholiy
where the disease bss appeared
News from the famine threatened
districts Of Madras is somewhat bet
ter. Rain has come in time Il do
some good In Bombay the prospects
are still gloomy. Actual femme in
two or three districts seems probable,
and great distress in four or Eve
more.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22
Republican Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla Nov. t. 10
HE People 81 m Tinted tateS:
The Undersigned are informed that
kilograms are being sent North to-
night from this State, BASED
upon the tables of reported majorities
in the FY0fidtdn extra Of this after
noon, claiming that Tilden and Hen
bricks have carried Florida by G37
majority.
An examination of these tables
shows that in tie county AlacbGa
alone. the actual Republican majority
of III, as shown by the official can
vass now on fie, is reduced TO 49S
by leaving out certain precinct votes
on false pretenses of fraud; and that
10 a variety Of other waves the actu-
al figures have been changed, SO as
to give an apparent Tilden majority.
The undersigned are satisfied, from
G careful examination in detail Of the
returns already received, that, allow
ing the Democrats all the msjorities
now claimed in the counties kept
back by them, the returns from the
whole State will show a majority for
HAYES and Wheeler. This majority
can be largely Increased upon ample
proof Of Democratic frauds and IN
timidation.
The Republicans OF Florida are
not devotiDg themselves 20 manufac-
turing public opinion at the North,
but convinced that the State has been
carried for Hayes end Wheeler, they
await with perfect confidence The re-
suit Of a fair and impartial canvass,
which they are sure will carry full
conviction to the people Of the "a
try.
j. VI. THoRNBURGH, of Tennessee.
T. ". OSBORN, of Florida.
w. e. CHANDLER, Of New Hamp-
sire.
VI. MARTIN, Chairman Campaign
Committee.
j. ?. c. EMNoSs, Of jacksonville,
Florida.
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The Louisiana Returning Board.

New ORLEANS, Nov. IG.-Nothing
OF Importance has occurred today.
The Returning Officers of election
get in executive session and adjourn
ed 10 Saturday. The vacancy on
the Board is not yet filed.
No election returns were touched.
but it 50 happened that the first let
ter opened by the Returning Officers
was ] threatening me-, postmarked
this date, aud addressed to j. Madi-
son Wells, Of the board. The letter
reads az follows:
"SIR: Hesoised, That we take upon
ourselves the duty ofredeeming Lou
lsiaDa. our native Stale from the
thieves aad parasites now proving
upon her PROSTATE, bleeding BODY.
We have appealed to our Southern
brethren IN vain. We now propose
to act IN her behalf, and teach her
robbers and despoilers such a lesson
as the worli never saw.
1--WE war; you, dishonest tricks.
ter that you are, and your compau.
'r sin, the bastard Kenner, the
negro taief CasaneTe, aad the un-
scrupulous villain Anderson, tina, i.
you swlndle us again your lives will
pay the forfeit Listen villain We
are armed, organized and sworn to
do our duty.
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Cuba.

lfAVASA, N0gember ~ -tti.r TO-
ported that the steemer Mualez7iaa
eas = near TOrigeas isIssH III
tie Venezuelan coast. mski0g ~ L..
sa4rs = Spanish var snip has r8l..
"a pursuiL 40 eve witness u The
seizure ~ rae A;Uu,sz1ma -avs eilb.
zen passengers. geiu1iag f-lr gaa-
ea ame g53sF1 a. Puerto Plata.
Tee men denianded The SURRENDER "
chr steamer ia ibe Hs@e Of ,ae Bee
puo!ic Of Cuba fhe tensile pla
gefS were apparee.g aecomp @
bsvlng made Yari0u~ demenstsa uua-
after the caoJufe Of the steamer %
favor Of The captors. The cargo Of
the vesse. consisted Of CITY ca,ile.
SOME 2000 bags 81 coffee l,500 bags
of corn, and numerous packages Of
dry goods from s. Thomas.