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New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
GAINS OF THE OHIO REPUBLICANS

LARGE MAJORITY ~ TIE WESTERN RESERVE
RETURN OF INITIATION REPUBLiCANs-FXCEL-
LENT CANDIDATES FOR CONGRFssMEN IN GIN
CINNATI AND TOLEDO.
lFROM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TGIBUSEl
CLEVELAND, Sept 2O.-The two important points
in the political ied in Ohio are always Hamilton
Comfy and the Western R,serye-the former because
the CITY Cincinnati is exceedingly freaky, gwen
to sudden changes and often controlled by local in
huences; the latter because in the heavy Republican
counties of the Reserve it is only when a canvass
takes a strong hold of the public mind that
full vote can be brought out When
the Republicans have lost the State it
has always been occasoned either by apathy
on the Reserve, or by some change in the large
floating vote of Hamilton County. OF late years
there have been two other factors to be studied IN
considering the problem Of the politics of the State
the attitude of the German vote of Cleveland and
OF the aborng population in the iron and coal dis
trcts, who have been infected with the soft money
heresy since the hard times began, and have show
remarkable aptitude for turning somersaults into
the Democratic ranks. In the other portions of the
State parties are pretty evenly balanced and it is
rare to find any marked changes at elections.
Hamilton County is in excellent condition this
year. Republicans there are more than holding
what they gained last Fall. They feel confident Of
increasing thelr majority from LOO last years
figures, to 1000. They are well organized. tull Of
spirit, and their two candidates for Congress Judge
Stanley Matthews and. Judge Force, are men of
such eminence and of such absolutely un-
asSalable character, that the mere mention of
their names is the strongest argument in
favor Of their election. Their nomination has
done for Hamilton County what that Of Gov. Hayes
mas accomplished throughout the cOuntry-put the
republican canvass upon high plane, far above the
levels where 1t has been running of late years.
Judge Force IS still upon the bench, and s sense Of
pfopnety keeps him out OF tine canvass. Judge Mat
.ne"S dohed the ermine long ago. and IS, therefore,
HSe 70 take the stump He is delivering a series of
ealin thoughtful, argumentative addresses, that
contrast refreShingly with the rant and demagog-
"S, appeals of his opponent, Gen. Banning
N hamilton County saved by the wisdom and
Sno'sy oi It's Republican leaders, we turn next to
Cio'e'anu' Last Fall the whole foreign vote of
Guy ana county, with the exception of course of
'nat OF the Irish. went for Hayes in a body. His
majority IN Cuyahoga County was about 5000
n ne"ily thousand more than in the whole State
Ine republicans will not do as well this FAN The
'~S OAOS Is not Paraded to disgust the Lard-mouey
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
ELECTION OF FRENCH DEPUTIES.
PARTg Monday Oct , IS'

Vacant seats in the Chamber of Deputies
were filed yesterday by the election of the following
four Republicans: VI. Chanyeau from seBlis Oisel; NJ.
Pettiber Toul (Meurtbe); NJ. Mcent, Cambria tNordl
NJ. Ferrar, Embrum (Hautes-Alpcs).
NM PeyrusSe Iron, Bonapartiss, whose previous
elections were anuullcd by the Chamber of Deputies
were reelected from Auch and ST. Gdayes, Department
OF Haute GarOnue, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
THE sPIRTUAL1sT sLADE IN COURT.

LONDON, MOnd1y, Oct. ?, lS76.
The American spiritual medium, "Dr."
Sade appeared at the Bow STREET Police Court to-day in
answer to two taken out by Prof Edwin Ray
Lankester, F. r. s. The first summons is under the
Vagran act and the second charges hm with cOnspirD
with Simmons his assistant 10 dctraud The char 20
OF conspiracy first proceeded with Mr.. George
Lewis conducted the prosecution Prof Linkcster de-
posed that he had actually Siade himself write tho
which he prOf,ssed spiritual cOmmunica-
tOns. The eXcites great interest and the court
room was crowded. The case adjourned for one
week. Slade and simmons being admitted to bail.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
A PEccADrLLo OF CONGRESSMAN WILLIAMS

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2.-On examination OF the
vouchers OF Congressman Williams, OF 4" blue jeans
notoriey Chairman OF the Committee on Accounts In
the House il appears that he allowed the Clerk OF the
House to violate both the law and the rules OF the House
in making OF his fancy purchases during the aSt
session. Barclays Digest contains the iolo"ls III re-
gard 20 the duties 0f the Clcrl
In making purchases for the House he Is required TO
conine his purchases exclusively 20 articles uf tfe
growth Manufacture of tine United States PROVIDED
the same can De procured good terms and Of as
suitable quality as foreign articles.
In the face of this Mr.. Williams audited and allowed
numerous bills 'or French backing and Russia towels
bv the Dozen the latter at ~ p piece, both present.
ing cases where American articles would answer every
purpose The same violation Of law appears in his per-
fulnury bulls aud purchases Of fancy sOips
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
LOUISIANA FOR HAYES.
PROBABLE ELECTION OF DEMOCRATIC STATE OFF
..L.L...- -rL.. ~ DL. LII

GERS AND DEFEAT OF TILDEN.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-COllectOr Casey ana
Congressman Levy of NewOreans are both in the city
Mr. Levy is very confident that the Democrats Will elect
their entire State and Congress ona tickets. Mr Casey
is very hopeful that the electoral vote of the State VIII
be east Hayes and Wheeler and thinks this is certain
If peace can be maintained in three or four parishes
There are rumors OF proposed union In Louisiana be-
tween the respectable element OF the Democratic
marty nd the Rcpubcans the result OF which will be
that Mr. Nichols Deml will be elected Governor, hle
the electoral college will be for Hayes and wheeler IL
il certain that arrangement of some sort mas Den
suggested rs to the city Of NewOrclns, by which the
Democratic candidates nominated by the ioui bons VIII
be uncdy opposed the better class Oi The democracy
and the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
c,yDrpATEs FOR CITY OFFICERS.

The Philip Benjamin Democratic Campaign
Crb waited on acting alayor Samuel A. Lewis yesterday
at the CITY Hall and rendered him nomination by them
Tor Mayor.
The Independent Labor Party OF the XiIIth Assembly
District met last evening ut No. III Seyenhave, with
James Freeman In the chair After several addresses
had been delivered the following nomlrations were
n'"de, For Mnyor s B H. Vance; for sheriff. William
Ialor; Tor Judge Of the suprrine Court Dennis Me-
htu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING.

n WILKESBARRE, Penn, Oct. 2.-The Lehign
and wlke barre Coal Company has resumed work at AZ
its colieries with full force at lrl tme Large saes
Of coal hav been made TO iron manufacturers Oh ah e
Lehigh whJ are putting their furnaces into Vss1 -
daily shipments over the Central Railroad OF 100
scy amount to $1,000 tons The company S a' together
employees at work recent payment 70 tos In nrospects
with the resumption, has Frightened Dusi"0'
throughout this region.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
n-nGE n1rrENHoEFER IN OHIO.

STEUBENvMLE, Oct. 2.-Judge Dittenhoefer
Of New-York addressed large Rpubcan mass meeting
for nearly two hours ia English and German tonight.
He made many telling points, which were received with
great applause. Abiding to the demand Of the Democ
racy for change he said that if the father OF family
committed suicide, it is change but that the family is
no benefited by it, and that changing the Government
from the party that saved it TO the party that sought to
destroy IT, from the party that would protect the laws
ard credit OF the Union 10 the party Of the solid South
that is bound 10 the Southern war claims would De
national suicide. The meeting has done much good
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
DEMOCRATIC PARADE IN JERSEY CITY. CITY,

The first general parade OF tne ,dos Ioer last
clubs of Jersey City which have n five divisions
night The line formed on 1ers '' prsrirk over 5000
under command %S q oPn. cS s'n
tram ana RsS sSo Ro,sS
THE haTTSP sS@ men ii rp5Sas
SfoSNG SfES the anys aud SS5s a could NOT set employ
they were willing 10 "0'A'
meuk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

-.... ,.,,,,,<s, ,cK MEN BEGIN TO SIZE THE VALUE
I'M s,.,pop,1NG uAYrs-DEMoCRATC MPoHTA-
TIohs.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIbUNEi
IypIANAPoIIs, Oct 2.-The RepupIcahs "io -
b., ,,,,cb more hopefnl to-day. The greehoacA
i"e - ,.,,,,,s a. show phase which promises II
-, 40 bo of great assistance to Cen Hair-
CON Many of the greenback leaders naNo ,,. Uo,"'
.Io oorcInsion that the election OF MI NIl'i",H'
,,-o,ld he regarded as certain to be ioho"o" ~
snccess of Tilden and that it would DO S
20 make n rcspectabe canvass Tor cooper al" O'''
after tbe October election under such
I'm the other hand, they think that tne rlco''on
Torr;so, would tend to disrupt the Democratic
Marty by making it evident that lhuehS ei10''o"
ia bo impossible; and that III such an
a,.o,t the Independent party would immediately
,ooo;ve n large accession to It's ranks "ou,N
y, mt ON the footing of a torlhdap'"
o4o,o1 Marty. and would be enabled to push Vlg-
- corvass ND to the November electloh' lho
s,oo ,ybo ore urepared to act upon this view care
i..,1o Coz tber state or local tickets. Their heir'S
IN tho national greenback movement, ana they
- ,rll,pg IN make every minor consideration ledo
a. t1o one object of accomplishing its advancement.
TIC view they are taking has already Deeh "uop'0N
by their brethren in the East a-.o Go
The Democrats are making tremendous c"oi'' "
,o,,traIze the influence of Gen. HarrlSonS popuiU-
itv in this city, and to prevent him from running
ahead of his ticket. They hold m etiIsS anu
naraaes every night. The Republicans continue ~
oct evidence that the big Democratic raiy VI SUI
dicrs and citizens to come OIL here on lhuiSi"S
covers a gigantic scheme for importing voters oS
the wholesale A few days ago the Republican man
aeers were feeling rather alarmed aoo"I IL o''
,,ro,, think they have completed arrangements
., nroeet tbe polls against this raid. The presence
toI. Of men from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
Inown 70 be experts in election frauds who are
goordinp At the hotels without any ostensible busi-
,ess and are in frequent consultations With tue
Democrats. is, however, additional cause Tor ap
,,rehensiOn and watchfulness.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
MARYLAyD DEMocRArs eoINe To NpIANA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Maryland dele
cation OF " The Boys who the Blue" who propose
attending the convention in indianapolis this week will
here tomorrow afternoon about five o'clock and
will be joined by the District delegation at the Baltimore
and Ohio station The BaltimOeans win be met also By
the jackson Democratic Association and the Tden and
Hendricks Club 1t reported here that many Coned-
crates and noted rOughs will accompany these dclcga-
tons with the understanding that they are 10 take an
ac,Yo part on election day IN Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CONNECTICUT.
REPORTS From TIE EAsTEEN PART OF THE STATE
TwENTY-IWo TOwSs HEARD FBOM-ADol1iON
OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AILNDMENIs-IHE
GAINS IN FAVOR OF THE REPUBLICANS.
HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 2.-The town elections
occurred in this State to-day. The vote at these
elections is always small compared with State
elections. The principal political interest
is in the choice Of Selectmen and Town
Clerks, who constitute Il Board of Appeals in matters
connected with the registration of electors As far
as heard from in this vicinity the gains from last
year are in favor Of the Republicans. In Hartford
the Republicans elect the first selectman, one as
SCISSOR, and three constabes Most of the other Off
GERS elected are Democrats.
In Waterbury New-Haven County,, a strong
Democratic town, the Republicans elect a majority
of the Aldermen and Counciimen. The Democrats
elect the other city officers. The other towns heard
| from as follows:
EepuGtean. Democratic Dirited
avon. East Hartford. East Windsor.
West Hartford, Middleton.
Sim bury. Windnam
Enfield Eew-LOndOn
hOchy mn. DeTby-6.
Manchester.
Vernon.
Norwich
Plymouth
Essex.
Madison
East Hayen-13.
The constitutional amendments have been carried
preventing the increase of members Of the Iegisla-
ture in new towns of less than $500 inhabitants
making the Common Pleas Judges term four. City
Judges two, and Probate Judges two years; making
the compensation of members of the Legislature
$500 and mileage, and erasing the word white .
from the electoral qualifications. The majority Of
the towns vote for liquor license.
NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 2.-At the town election,
Norwich (New-London County, goes Republican by
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
THE STEAMER IDAHO DISABLED.
LVERPOOL. MondnY, On. 9. |.

LINLKTVOI, MOIIIuli OcI :, I0IO.
The Williams g. Guion steamship Idaho,
which left this port Sept 27 and Queenstown Sept 2s for
NewIork, is returning 10 this place with her machinery
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1876
The Vienna dispatch to The Daily Nees


The hears that Russia and the United States
concluded treaty last An ust by which the former
cees the mort OAhOIsk, Siberia ana adjacent erri-
tory on the scasore exchange for ironcgds ana tho
sum l6.OoOoOO roubles, and that Russian crew has
already lett for America.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
c,rcps OF CONFIDENCE IN OHIO.

CAUSES OE OONI IDI-NNI@ IN Ci'iC'
Y,pcr VOTE RFDICTED-ATTEMPGS OF THE DEMO-
ce,rs TO TRADE voTEs-A GREAT MEEIING AT
CLEVELAND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUNE.l
CLEVELAND. Oct. 2.-1he indications grow stronger
every day that the Republicans will carry Ohio in
spite of the immense expenditures of MI Iliden's
and John Morrissey's money. In this city there Is
no doubt of the election of Townsend, Republican,
over Henry b. Payne. Democrat Information from
an points of the State show very clearly that both
parties will poll their full vote, and that over
GOO coo votes will be cast the largest ever known
in the States history. The disclosures concerning
Mr.. Tldens income tax are telling against him every
dav. The Democrats are not as sanguine rs they
were two weeksaco They have adopted the dodge
of trading one OF two names on their State ticket
against Barnes, the head Of the Republican ticket,
hoping thereby to defeat him and claim that they
have carried the State, although the balance Of Their
ticket may be defeated. This trick Is being thor
oughly exposed, however. Tie demonstration in
this city next Saturday, when Mr.. Elaine speaks
Will be the largest ever known in Cleveland The
Republican business men, their employees, and all,
will turn out on that occasion.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
ENGLAND AND THE RUSSIAN SCHEME.
JOHN BRIGHT on ENGIAND's DUTY.

AZ a meeting OF the Reform Club in Manchester last
night John Bright made a speech on the Eastern ques-
ton lie said that he thought the meeting OF Pariia
nent was asrable. IL would result IN new policy.
probably under new ministry. lt would stamp the
future policy Of the country With solemn decision thab
blood aud treasure OF England should neye again De
wasted behalf OF the Ottoman power. Turkey should
be left the which Providence had dccrecd tor Ler
corruption and tyIanny.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY AND FIELD Artillery
READY FOR Wharf.-The CARS PLAN OF SETTLE
MENT-THE BosNIANs REINFORCED.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
JEROME PARK RACES.

Seic- York. Sept. 90, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
THE WESTERN CANVASS.
INDIANA REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL.

THE GRFENBAcK MEN BEGIN TO SIZE THE NALuh VAL.
OF sUPPoRIING HAYEs-DEMoCRAIIC lMfoiiA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-08
LAMBERT MOLINELLI,
PUBLIC AND SEARCH.

~ Err Of RECORDS.
Copyist, General Collector and Real Esta'O
Agent.
Legal instruments Of all descriptions caro-.
fally executed.
oFFICE-In the Law Office of Geo. ".
Baker. jy2-tf
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70 the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REM EE,xs;s!
DIR. clgBoa,s DsspEM.

DIR. CiBBOG'S DsSPEM-
E,s,,s SAkl, No.. 023 hEARNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
nNgs&sA cisco. Private entrance Oh Com
NtAsll3 mercial street. Esta bllshcd III
lool, tor the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Discusses such asatfonorrhoea, Gieet, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal W eakness,
lmpoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Logs, etc, successful
s Iy treated. v III #E
Dk. GIBBON has the plea.ure Of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has re-
rhe Doctor has spares, neither time mol
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities tor the alla-
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of self
b abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexuai
indulgence, is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produc-
ing with unerring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures. viz: Salow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing In the ears, noise hike the
rustling Of leaves or rafting Of chariots, un-
easiness about tho loins. weakness. of the
limbs, confused vision, biunted intellect. loss
of confidence, aiffdence in approaching stran-
gers, dislike to form now acqualntances. a
disposition to snun society, loss OF memory
pinpies and various eruptions about the face
hectic tlushes, furred tongue, tntd breath
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
! obtained, you should apply Immediately. eli
thor in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails OF
effscting quick and RADICAL cure
Cured at Home.
Persons at distance may be CURE Al
HOME by addressing letter to DR.. Gl B.
!, BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage ara
curiosity to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
BY inclosng Ter Dollars coin in q regis
tered letter through the Postofice, or
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, a package OF
medicine will be forwarded to any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they sec this az
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DR. j. f. GlBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jyle1y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

yJ,HEs fPATRNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Charles Coll and
Joseph Toomey, carrying on the business of
the Capitol Market, North Main street Eu-
Tho business will be continued by Charles
Coll, who will collect all outstanding ac-
counts and receipt for the same and pay all
bills against the lato firm.
CHARLES COLL.
JOSEPH TOOMEY.
Eureka Nov. IA, 1876. nl5-Im
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NOTICE! !!

A LLpARTIES INDEBTED TO US WILL
IN save themselves trouble by immediate
N. S. TROW WBRIDGE & co.
Tybo. Nov. 8. 1876. nl2H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
The Philadelphia Times comes out in

TIE Philadelphia Times comes out in
profoundly written double loaded edi-
torial, calling upon HAYES to assert his
man nhood and denounce the incendisry
and strife.breeding military order OF
GRANT and CAMERON. 1t says in this
psth lies the only possible hope HAYES
can have ofever reaching the Presidential
chair. The country will not longer endure
the debauchery, the profligacy, the revo-
lutionsry despotism which have shamed
Republican, convictions and brought bis
tering reprosch upon It's name.' HAYES
cannot be chosen President as the active
or even passive supporter of the GRANT
CAMERON infamy. If he shall bow to
this nnockery OF every fair pledge he has
given the people, he will simply choose
defeat and disgrace. When the whole
nation ia at peace; when the hunger-cry
of all sections and all classes is for unity
and brotherhood; when the people of
the South, white and black, are prepared
to vote without hindrsnce or molestion
to each other, in accordance with their con-
victlons; when only common honesty and
the obedience to law that the solemn oath
OF President and Minister of War i'm.
periously demand are needed to eface
forever the sad arrangements OF brave
people, once parted, but again sincerely
reunited, revolutionary military order,
on its face and alike in spirit and terms
a declaration OF war against law, order,
peace and the freedom of suffrage, comes
from the head of the nation.
1t directly confronts and defes
the positive pledge given BY
Governot HAYES, that there shall be
peace through liberty and law through
out the whole Union, should he be called
to the Presidency, and it is deliberate
insult to HAYES, and a crime against the
nation an the very genius of its govern
ment that he must resent promptly and
unmistaksbly, or fall hopelessly in the
contest amidst the execrstions Of the peO.
Nla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
GoLD-Closed at l10i All the
of the day ware at ll0hMll03.

GoLD-Closed at l10i. All the sales
of the day were at ll0s@ll0I.
GoyERNaENTs-Stea
RAILROAD BoNDs-rhere is Il steady
inquiry for railroad bonds for investment,
and full prices are general current.
STATE SECURITIES Quiet and nomi.
nal
SToCKs-The market was steady at the
opening, and Michigan Central, New
Jersey Central and Deiswarr, Lscka.
wanna and Western advanced from a
/ to J per cent Subsequently,, however,
prices declined a to Il per cent, the
latter in Delaware, Lsckswanna and
Western, which fell of from 931
to Oh, New Jersey Central de-
ciined from 20 TO 69s, Michigan
Central from Alt to 40s, Lake Shore
from 53E to 53s, st. Paul preferred from
GS. to 6Ss, and Western Union from
III to 7l.. At the second call the
market was firmer and prices showed a
recovery of to per cent. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western rose to SIT,
Michigan Central to Al, ST. Paul pre-
ferred to 69!, Western Union TO 7la,
and Lake Shore to 533. Fluctuations
during the afternoon were only to
per cent and call for no special com.
ment. Transactions aggregated $1,000
shares, of witch were Lake Shore $500
st. Paul $4,000, Western Union $500
Delaware anu Lackawanna 1900, New
Jersey Central $4,000, Michigan Cen
tral $50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
Bank Robbery.

ST. LOUIS August l9-The State
Savings Bank a. Dallas, Texas, was en-
tered about one o'clock yesterday after
noon by two men, who jumped over the
counter, assaulted E. 81. Gruber, the
President Of the bank, the only officer or
employe IN the bank at the time, best
him over the head with navy revolver,
selzed a package Of money and escaped
through the back door TO an alley. wnere
thew had horses, ard fed. The alarm
was immediately given and party OF
citizens started in pursuit Of the robbers.
Mr.. Gruber thinks no. more than $500
vas obtained by the thieves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-21
Vigorous Prosecution OF the strug
gtc
Financial Troub bles.

LISBON, August l9-In consequence
O! a financial crlsis, there was general
run on the banks here yesterday. and
they were compelled to close their doors;
several will suspend payment. The Bank
of Portugal is also closed. All the sus-
pended banks have assets in excess OF
their liabilities. The present embarrsss-
ments are solely sue to the scarcity OF
silver coin, supplies OF whicn are expect
ed from London, and It is thought that on
its arrival the crisis will terminate 1t
il expected that an official decree will be
published tomorrow, granting delay OF
two months for the payment OF CONNER
cial debts.