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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21
NnrIinh Grnin Market.

LONDON, NOvem Der 2O-Tho Mark
Lane Express weekly review OF the
grain trade says: The slightly tirner
tone OF the foreign wheat trade during
the past week is, 30 doubt, 10 bo attribu
tod TO the fact that the English yield ,s
turning out badly in qusiIty and quanti-
". tor the enormous shipments from the
Uuted States snd the large quantity oi
wheat atOat from TINS and otner sources
OF supply would, under other clrcum-
stances, restrict the demand. The H.
quiry has shown n decided Improvement
although, with the large supply, II Is
idle 10 expect that prices will be- 10 any
extent affected by the enhanced request
The imports OF wheat into London, dur
ing the last fortnight, have been enoT-
nous, Mondays list showing upward
Of 10000 quarters. The returns
10 Friday, further arrival, 1920 quar-
Lers. The pressure TO sell American
wheat on ship, and to AVOID the expense
Of warehousing, has tended TO decline of
shil ing per quarter. Oi course The
large imports now arriving are consider.
ably in excess OF our immediate require
ments, but from the recent tone obsrrva
| b g in trade II is evident that the out
look for holders is not so gloomy rs many
might imagine. The course ol pohtc'
- being closely watched, and this Is un-
ipubtedly the weak point as lar NJ seller.
are concerned, ~ y termination OF the
war between Turkey and Russia would
.et free the accumulation oi gram H.
the Black Sea ports and bring about Tor
the time state o. things not unlike n
panic m the wheat market. Our exports
continue fair, ,'ss cheap white wheat Is ~
request, and Implement deficient liar
vest in France. Feeding corn ls quiet.
There is very little alteration IN tn" value
Of barley oats and maize with lair srrI-
walls NJ ports OF call. Tho floating cargo
trade for wheat ruled stesdy n. an i'm
provement OF about pence per quarter.
Maiz. has advanced 10 n similar extent
Barley is firm.
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Mexican News.

CITY OF NJ EXICO, November II The
differences among the members OF the
Cabinet resulted in Ministerial changes.
General Msnel Gonzales Is TO be Secre
tarv of War. Senior Zsmocova Will re-
main in Mexico at present, an d, i is said,
will be Secretary of Foreign Relations.
Divisions have also arisen in Congress
The friends of SeEor Nsllarta proposed
y resolution in the Senate approving his
diplomatic course on the American ques-
tion, and it Was voted down Fears are
entertained that the perfdous course of
Vallsrto will force war on the United
States.
A law has passed the Senate prohibit
ing the election of the Presiden! to q
second term. 1t is expected to PISS the
House.
General Trevino is about to leave the
capital with $500 men for the Rio
Grande. Trevino will then have over
1000 regular troops. A suggestion has
been made that the Mexican and United
States governments combine their forces
on the frontier and drive out the Lipsn
Indians, who are considered the sole
cause of the border difficulties.
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THE PRICE OF HOGS.

The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
gives the price of hogs at that place, at
this date, for the last three years, as fol-
lows:
l775, per 100 "a: Az t0
S7s - ....................... o0a9 eO
1877, q" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i'ai 4o
The value is 50 per head less now than
in November, 1875, and 81 per head less
than in 1876. Putting the winter crop
of the West al s, 100000 hogs, the returns
TO the farmer will be $45, ,000, 900 less than
in 1875, and $2O,OOOOOO less than last
wear. The Gazette goes on to make this
application, which is suggestive:
"Therc is as much currency as there
was year ago, and year ago when
It took S20,000,000 more to handle
the hcg crop than it will this
year, there was enough. Therefore,
there must be an over supply this year. "
The latter conclusion is not unwsrrsnted,
however, for while it may take less
money to handle the hog crop it will
take good deal more to handle the
splendid crops of grain and other pro-
duce. We agree with the Gazette when
it saws, it is neither more currency nor
less the country wants as much as it wants
settled policy. 1t is neither imitation
nor forced resumption by contraetion'
that is wanted. We hsvesll the elements
of prosperity, and only lack stability to
restore confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

As BOB INGERsoLL has declined the
German Mission, how would it do to
send General Grant to Berlin? We
think Grant would like it, and he might
Ms well have good time there AS any.
where Has it been forgotten that Grant
is An illustrious citizen of Ilinois2 Gable
Grant by all means, and see whether he
will consent to make the Emperor Will
lam happy If he goes to Berlin, he
should be sure 10 wear his military coat,
and earn to keep it buttoned up,-Tss
terGCy's Cincinnati Commercial.
GRANTS strongest claim on the Ber-
lin mission is found in the fact that he
was born in Ohio. That ought TO settle
it with HAYES
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HOUSE.

After the reading OF the journal, the
House went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Springer in the cnslr, on the
Paris Exhibition bill, the pendiug
amendment being to strike out the
clause providing an allowance 20 the
Commissioner er- General not TO exceed
SIS 900 and that the allowance of the
twenty additional commissioners shall not
exceed $1,000. After debate, the amend
ment WAS rejected.
Mr.. Luttrell offered an amendment
providing that the Governors of each
State shall nominate and the President
appoint two honorary commissioners, and
that the President shall appoint twenty
four additional honorary commissioners
who may report on special subjects and
service, without pay, and providing, fur
ther, that in case the authorities OF any
State shall appoint q commissioner TO
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Rande. The murderer.

ST. LOUIS, November Zb-Frank
Rande, the murderer, wEs pronounce
out Of danger this morning. and WI
probably be sufficiently recovered TO bear
moving by Friday or Saturday. Toe
guard at the hcspitAI wss increased lssi
night N consequence Of some talk ontbe
.treets about lyncbiug him, but 90 Tar
ilere has been no indications OF such h
thing being seriously contemplated II
is said. however, that lhreats Of stopping
the train on which he will be taken FROM
here and killing him have been made By
citizens of ST. Elmo, but nothing definite
is known about the matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

On Monday, the lirst rail OF the Pitts
burgh, Castle Shannon and Washington
Railway was ,piked to the ties on Mon
day by Nr. \. {. HAYS, General Super
IH,enient, and the second by.Mr. WEST
Fay, of Finleyville, director OF the
o1mPany. Nineteen miles Of the road
are now ready for iron and the rails will
be .sii a rapidly as possible. 1t is i'm
possible to state how far this road may
extend, bu! it has already been decided
10 20 as isr southward!y as Morgantown,
West Virginia. Work on the extension
in that direction will be begun before the
snow gets deep enough for sleighing, says
ihe Washington Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21
CLAYsVILLE ITEMS.

The merchants OF Claysville report a
good fall business.
About thirty thousand bushels of coal
are delivered ut Clsysville annually, over
the Hempfeld rom Washington. 1t
comes chiefly from the works OF Mr..
Harding, and is consumed by the people
OF Claysville and vicinity.
A number of parents are desirous of
sending their children 10 school in Wash
ington, and will do so AS soon as the
Hempfeld will furnish school tickets At
rates to suit them.
During the past summer, Mr.. VIM.
Knox erected q fine dwelling. Mr..
Theodore Bell also put up q fine resi-
dence which he subsequently sold to DR..
McCrscken. DR.. George lnglis has
bought lot from w. e. King, and pro.
poses erecting fine dwelling next sum
mer. MIR. Jonas Mills is building a
large bank barn on his farm near the
town.
The United Presbyterisns of the town
and vicinity are agtsting the question of
the erection of church in the village.
The public school building is one OF
the best in the county, being two stories
In height, with pleasant surroundings.
The lower story is divided into two
rooms and is Used for school purposes.
These rooms are furnished with the most
approved desks. About one hundred
pupils are in attendance. The two schools
are presided over by Mr.. David +. EnOch
of this borough. The upper room is seat
ed and used MS II Toe n Hall.
The large flour mill of sc. McCracken
is in tuIl operation, turning out large
supply OF -four of a superior brand, which
is packed in barrels and shipped over the
Hempfeld to Wheeling. Mr.. M. has
erected stable and constructed a tub for
steaming cut feed. He fa.tens about
twenty-five large steers, commencing
about the first of January and disposing
OF them in May. While they are fed on
steamed feed they drink no water. He
saves about one.third over the ordinary
mode
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rAdv.rttsernsut

THE city Of New Orlesn.. now II the
iull tide - rJ4yyEaLed financial pro-
psrlly, vii witness q grand spectacle on
the occasion Of the grand drAHIng oi the
Logi..ana Safe Lottery Company, -
take place there on December llIh, uE-
de- the immediate care and manage
meut of Generals z. r. Besuregsrd. oi
Louisisns, and JIbal A. Early, 81 Viz
giala, wuO are The Commissioners duly
appointed % hehAlf o! the State and
people. Over bali million OF dollar.
vii be distributed under their direction
To be wise IN time, one should st once
address VI. a Dsuphin, 7. o. Boz 69z
New Orleans, La, Tor information OF
tickets.
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French AIiAlrA.

PARIS, November 2O-The O6iria
Jouruai announces the resignation o. th'
Cabinet, which President Mac Mabon ha'
accepted The ministers viii serve unu
their successors are appointed.
The Republican newspapers comment
bitterly on the Sensto's vote last oven
ny. An order OF the day WAS propose
by the Right, regarding 1t as the com
mencement OF serluu. conflict between
the two chambers.
The Conservative organs consider that
the result OF yesterday proceeding
leaves the Presidents posilion N tact ~
1t places him above party strIfes. They
recommend the government 10 keep
within the prescriptions .! the CoEstitu.
tuition.
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Had HIS Case Postponed

NEW YORK, November 20.-Colonel
Mcdaniel, OF turf celebrity, obtained u
postponement OF the case in which he
WAS defendant by whipping the
plaintiffs attorney in Princeton, n. j.,
court. The Colonel had asked the hear
ing deferred thst he might attend a sale
OF his horses. Counsel opposed the delay,
and used some very offensive language to
Mcdaniel, who promptly castigsted the
offender, and 50 severely that the grant
ing OF the Coloaels request became y
necessity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

EVERY woman owes it to herself and
to society to dress IS elegantly as her
means will permit. Nature has decked
the flowers, the trees, the clouds with
rich color and graceful form. Many
wo men counterfeit nature badly in this
respect, on account of bad standards OF
taste. This can be obvisted by perusal
OF Andrews Bazsr,' published at Gin
.clnnati at the low price OF one dollar per
year, and illustrated with the most
diversified fashion plates. Send to the
proprietor, W. r. Andrews, ior specimen
copy, price 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

ACCORDING to the Chicago Times tit
teen savings banks and eighteen lnsu-
rance companies have bursted up in that
city within the last few years. What
terrible mortality! And yet this is only
ssmple-an exaggerated sample it may
be-ot what has been going on all over
the country. Shrinkage, loss, failure!
Scarcely l. city or large town IN
sll the broad land but has had
It's bank failures and consequent failures
of prominent business men u; d firms
Wheeling is better of in this respect
than probably any other CITY in the
country. So far, We have scarcely had
failure OF any character. Our bank
sre sound, safe and carefully managed
And our manufacturing establishments
have had degree Of prosperity not ex-
pereaced by similar establishments in
other quarters Altogether, W Mheeling
hss much to be proud of and much to be
thankful Tor.
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WEST ALEXANDER NEWS.
WEST ALEXANDER, Nov. 70

Correspondence of the Register.
This is quiet old place up here from
which you want news, so still and so
ancient that it is doubtful if ever any
thing eventful happens again that will
compare with the excitement occasioned
some weeks ago by the "Rice affair"
Speaking of this reminds me that jim
Rice is still on tour, and the story Is
current that he will never return again
TO West Alexander. 1t was first reported
that $4,000 was the sum that he had
secured on his fathers nsme, part of
which came from Wheeling bank,
and the balance from banker at Little
Washington. The amount, however,
has now dwindled to less than $1,000.
AS the son was in the habit of doing the
banking business for VIM. Rice, ESQ his
father, a lawyer from Wheeling, soon at
ter the denouement, visited the latter
and so thoroughly convinced him that
the law would hold him responsible that
he assumed the pressure" OF honoring
the demands of Jim's (the father's) cred
itors where his name appeared on the
paper. Jim" owes accounts among the
store keepers at home, which will
sggregstes probably 500 or more.
HIS personal property has been
levied upon by the merchants and
with the exception Of one or two
they will make good their losses.
l dropped IN on Squire Mayes to-day.
He is as chatty, cordial and gay rs ever.
Time does not seem to impair his mind
or diminish MS vigor, and rs one listens
to his "reminiscences of the past the
thought fits sthwalt the mind that
age sits with decent grace upon his
VlS8ge,
And wortnily becomes his silver locks;
He wears the marks of many years well
spent;
or virtue, truth well tried and wise ex-
perience."
HIS delight at talking over the nany
COUPLES he has united in wedlOck is as
great Ms over. Last Sunday he united
three couples, and as they were sll from
points where the REGISTER circulates
/ append them: Gottleib Thssl to So
phia Brown. OF Martins Ferry; Brown
Burris, OF Martins Ferry, to Mamie
NJ. Lockard, of Bridgeport; james A.
Brown, of Bellaire, to Martha NJ. San
ford, of Bridgeport. The coupling OF this
last pair swells the list of marriages on
mis- record to 1885, and all since 1862, tor
which he has received fees and gifts
sggregsting S4,007l5. "You see," as he
told the writer, "the work IS not only
pleasant but profitable" According to
statistics that he has ut hand, 1t appears
that the several ministers and 'squires
of the township since 1911, the latter OF
which MS father, Isaac Mayes, WAS the
first, have united in marriage 1000
couples.
There! The above viii suffice for this
occasion. If deemed worthy, publish it.
ANON.
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The Executive Committee Of the Phil
sdeiphis Board OF Trade has authorized
the preparation % memorial 70 Con
gress asking :or the ps.ssge Of ls~ for
lurding legal tender notes IN 1oLds run
niag forty yesrs, and bearing four per
cent. interGst, 70 an smOuLl bot exceed
sl0.OOgOO0 per month, until legal ten.
der. shall BE- 81 par w.:h coin.
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Zanesyille Items.

ZANEsvILLE, o. November 10
Samuel Brown WIS found guilty OF burg
larry to-day, the jury beng out only
twenty minutes A companion of Brown
named Alexander is now on trial for d
similar otiense.
Licking creek frozen over this morn
ing; first time OF the season.
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CINCINNATI FAMILY MARKET.

When you go to the Second ward
market this morning, compare the prices
of family marketing IN Wheeling with
the prices in Cincinnati. In that city OF
over quarter OF million of inhabitants
the quotations are:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

EWING is failure rs leader in Cen
gress. Those who have been pressing
MIN for the Senate ought to apprsise him
snd take him out and shoot him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

Ir is believed that BLAINE Is follow
inc Morton, and st no great distance in
the rear. He Is broken man, and the
hand OF death is believed 20 be upon
him
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

" Secretary SHERMAN can't market
the four per cents to the money kings,
Ia. him try the people, urder the pro-
,;.ions of the WALLACE bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

TUSSE.Tos, ". VA, November 20
Amos WoG, 4 brakeman on the Third
Division, tell OF hIs train m klngwood
Tunnel Yesterday, and Wa bsd y injured.
he Ia. sInce been uuCOr sCIgus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

ORR Fsirmont correspondent thinks
Vn moore would grace the Berlin
mission What an idea he mus! have Of
,bst missionl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

WILL the session close with Louisiana
still unrepresented in the Senate? 1t
looks Baltimore Gazette.
Better so than 10 be misrepresentel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

Tur capture OF Ksrs by the Russians
!. crest stroke against the Turks. 1t
,o,ks as if mediation and peace might
follow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-21

THE Washington Reporter has started
subscription for the Washington, Beth
any and Wellsburg railroad. One citi-
zen of that town has headed the list with
$500 Roll on the ball.
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RoR INaxRsoL don't want the Berlin
lesion Sour grapes. Send him to
Patagonia @ ...
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turkey wants some other Power to
mediate. Russis is willing to allow the
word 70 do 1t. ---- -
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wuo shall we trust now.-Ne'o York
,,,,,ereiGl Adregtissr. Try your Saw
ioss Bank. . aD.,. -'...E 1875.
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ST. LOUIS, November 20.-Hogs-
Active, firm snd higher light ~ OOta
AS; light to heavy packing 81 5oC44 co
b lLchers' 81 4OtG4 80.
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atgheeliug 9rgister,
co,d closed yesterday at 1929

III, ,osaHer today ,oilt be partly cloudy,
-, .or,bsast to southeast 'ot'lds, and rus
;ro temperature.
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scienuously vOto sgsinst seating Butler,
they will vote to keep the matter with tie
Committee until it is ready 10 report,
which Is shrewd way of whipping the
devil around the post and keeping But
Ter out. This general sentiment OF the
caucus WAS thst some move should be
made By the Democrats TO settle the con-
test. 1t wss finally determined to leave
the whole matter to the direction OF Sen
s!or Thurman, who will, II events and
his judgment warrant II, ask this week
that the Committee on Privileges and
Elections be discharged .ron. further con-
siderstion of the case and that Butler be
sWnrn In
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New discoveries of rich gold and silver
ore have been made recently IN Central
America.
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The otficcisl vote of Wisconsin gives
the Republican State ticket S,Z7i ma
iorIty.
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HRrIan,s Nomination.

The Senate Judiciary Committee still
keeps pigeon-holded Hsrlsn's nomins-
ton to the supreme Bench vacancy At
to-dsy's meeting 1t Was called up for con-
siderstion, but seton was deferred. Sen
stor Mcdonald, of Indiana, who Is y
member Of the Committee, is OF opinion
that the nomination will be reported ia
vOrsbly to the Senate, which Is equivs'
alent TO confirmation.
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MILWAUKEE, November 20.-fiour-
stead. Wheat Opened NJ an sdvAEr'
II 9c aud closed Grm, no. ] hIIwAuk""
81 l3; hard 81 -; No. 2 MllwAuLc'
81 O9i seller Noyombsr 81 %, ,rIlor
y cember 81 07.; No. 3 Milwaukee
81 OIt. CJrn-Quiet but Brm; No 2
~. OAts-Lower; No. Z 2jic. Rye
) .arce, No. | 552c Barley -lOw"f;
No. spring G7C1G7lc. Pork At
Sl2 2j(gl2 %. Lard-Prime steam
- 80; Kettle 81 C2l
PHILApvLPHIA, November 2O.-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Qaic,;
zmb;r 81 43@l 81; red 81 il@l 49,
Rhre 81 I5C,l 80 Corr--otsady yel-
,ow Gj(a a1J1c, miAcd G3l@GIlc. Osu
Steady mud Unchanged. Ryo-AI 20.
Pork-At $3 OOg4 So Butter
Quiet ard Unchanged Eggs--Demsnd
aclIve; weitern 2btgZGc. eess-Duili
western l2IG1l3, Wbhky--Ai 81 10.
PeiroIeum-RshBed 1910 crude l0Ic.
NEW YoEK, November 20--Dy
GUOds-Tbe trade movement !, ,loT
with package houses. Cotton gooiS
quiet and stssdy. Low priced iAncy
prints in good demand by the interior
,tbers and such goods ARE scarce.
GInghsms less sciIye. Cotton dTess
goods M steady reqUest. WOolen goods
IN moderate demsnd.
PrTTsBUBsB, November 20.--Pstrols
n-lrreguIsri,H about 81 u! =! PrEeT5
for immefists shipmenti refined l3ic,
Pnil>delpbis delivery.
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$50 A WEEK sapii.i. a1is Or i'%si'' We siss SS
steady work thai will bnng you s2D "A
month at home, day or evening. lnyen-
tor Union, l7s Greenwich 81. New fors'
octIOb
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The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
gives the price of hogs at that place, at
this date, for the last three years, as fol-
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the quotations are:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
Ell T:IUNDERER.

FL principe dc Gales ha visitado
en- Portsmouth los nueyos bnqucs
blindados de Ia armada inglesa FL
Wum2crer, va listo para cntrar en-
combatc fue el primer navio vista
do. Los preparativos para reclblr
al principe Sc habian hecho algun
tanto precipitadamente, mas, sin en-
barge, ,cuando llegaron Il bordo, va
todo estaba rclucieutc como cl Oro,
y la tripulacion dispucsta i mostrar
Sus habiidades. 81 los antiguos ma
rinoS, ell almirante Nelson por ejem-
plo, vinicran hoy de nuevo al mundo
y los introdujeran de repente Ell uno
de esos monstruos marinos, no que
rrian Greer 4 sus olos, nj persuadlrse
de que ia ciencia nautico-mllitar mo-
derna no tiene puntoningunod de con-
tacto con la antigua estrategia mari
TINA. Fin efecto, ell 7hmderer. que
es uno de los tipos, sino el lnico, de
los mas perfectos del actual sistema
de torres intcriores giratorias, ensa-
y6 delantc del principe de Gales, por
primera vez. todo ell ORGANISING me-
c;inico dc su construction y aplica-
cion: las torres girando por medic
del vapor, los canones de SO tonela-
das tomando posicion por medic de
aparejos hidraulicos, los torpedos
usados como proyectiles y lanzados
tambien mecanicamente EN- una pa
labra, todo TN nuevo sistema, prime
70 de propulsion del buque, segun-
do de combate, tercero de manejo de
armas, y en- deinitiva, de aplicacion