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Fire DennrImen1 pnran0

VfcKssuRo, Apil 20. - Tho sppu,,
psrade Of the Ere department occurSsd
to-day. The officers sailors and mSrIpSs
Of the steamer Plymouth united aod nsr' @
ticipated in the procession. The musE.t
OF each sailor and marine was decorated
with flowers. Among the visitors prS.
sent were Gov. Stone Of MissisSippI erd
Congressman Hook. After the paraJs
all joined in banquet given BY thO frs
department. Col. Hook, In a speech
welcomed the visitors. He was res.
ponded TO by Captain Cochran. Captain
Barrett received Gov. Stone on board h.
Plymouth. A salute Of II guns TSrs
fred 10 honor Of his vIslt. Tho PIy.
mouth leaves at 8 A. 81. tomorrow, but
Gov; Stone, Col. Hook, Judge Young, Of
the Circuit Court, and others, Joined il
a telegram 10 the Secretary OF tic Nav
requesting that the Plymouth be allowed
to remain until Monday.
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Ohio LegIslature

COLUMBUS, April 2e.-In the s,,,,.
per'ons were nominated BY the Goy"Sn,
or 70 be Trustees oithOState AVricultss..I
College, were confirmed. ~
House bill to enable executor, and
administrators TO attain funds SrlsiSs
from the sale Of real estate on p'r,iiioS
10 pay debts, was passed. F'''''u
House bill to prevent the spread q,
Canada thistle, was passed.
A message was received from Govsrno,
Young appointing Albert Tuttle vi
Franklin, and Alfred Buckingham NJ
Hamilton county, as commiSsIopeT. ~
investigate the cause and the prevention
Of hog cholera.
In the House, Senate bill sutbori,iD,
the Marrow Gauge Railroad CompsnIss
to Issue bonds, was passed.
Houqe bill TO so amend the Ad.i,
liquor law. 80 as to do away With The ma
cesSity Of filing a written uotice beios.
damage can accrue, wsa defeated by IS to
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-Two freight trains
collided near the stock yard Tuesday
evening last. With the exception Of
two wrecked engines, no damage or loss
OF life resulted therefrom.
Mr.. Jacob Maser, residing two miles
west OF town, brings daily to our market
some dne samples OF apples at 81 so pei
barrel.
Our building mechanics are complain
ing bitterly at this season. The dullness
for any kind OF improvements is unpre
cedented.
We have about IS street sas lamps in
our corporation and three live lamp
lighters, who in addition 10 their Mdu
ous duties, also perform the functions Of
night police, to protect our slumberinV
community against any possible depreda.
tions OF robbers, thieves or herds Of com
mon trAmps, These guardians OF the
peace gave bond in the sum OF $500 ior
iheiaithiul dischRrge OF their duties. Their
salary is $50 per month.
The NJ, Z. Church ia undergoing some
improvements.
Daniel Quinlan, OF Wheeling notorlety
Is in our city lookup. He was trying
to practice some neat little games on our
people.
A man named Baker had his arm
crushed between two freight cars neal
the Bellaire Nail Works.
Fleets Of coal bargss are nov daily
passing down the Ohio river,
The arrivals at the Centennial aud
Globe hotels are about even.
The medical force Of our city has IN.
creased, by the addition OF Drs. Ander.
son and Woodbridge, 10 the number oi
twenty-five. Quite little army, but
there Is room for more.
A lad named Robert Walker was run
over by a wagon, loaded with Lumber
Wednesday last, and received considera,
BILE injuries.
A colored gentleman named W. Johu,
son, known as the city white washer, and
who was 3 subject Of matrimonial inis
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CiTY OF MEXICO, April 26.-Metts
Secretary Of ths Treasury under Lorcdo
has been imprisoned ios ALLEGED
melpsacticos during the past two years
sutter, tho American Consul at Acrp,
ulto, imprisoned without cause thrss
weeks ago, was released by order Of DiGt
but without redress. The American res.
identS are indignant.
dag declares the House Of Deputies
illegal as a Congress. The Senate Il
called for September, when both bodle,
will form a constitutional Congress.
A formidable conspiracy has been dis.
covered in San Luis Potosi. A uumbe,
OF persons have been arrested.
Cortiaa is at liberty on parole,
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Meeting OF the St. CIairsviIle
Pre9bylery at Martins Ferry,

The Ptesbytery ot 81. Clairsville met
in the Presbyterian Church Tuesday at .
P. NJ There are in this Presbytery forty.
six churches and twenty.six ministers.
All OF the churches we're represented with
but two or three exceptions The exer.
cises were opened with sermon by J. c.
Holiday a candidate ior !icensure, from
I'd Corinthians, ! and Il. The Presby.
terry was then constituted with prayer by
Rev. q. W. Chsliant, the last Moderator
present The roll was called and all
were found present. The following min.
listers were invited and took seats as cor
responding members: Rev. F. BOYD, OF
the Presbytery OF Louisville; Rev. Wm.
Wier, U. P. Presbytery OF Wheeling.
Rev. Joseph Gledhill, East Ohio NJ. f
Conference; Rev. W.. puns, Baptist As.
aociation Of Marietta.
Rev. 4. j. Milford WAS elected Moder.
ator, and Rev. Samuel Mehady tempo.
rary Clerk The minutes OF the last
meeting OF the Presbytery we're read and
approved.
The order ior ?. ii. Was made for the
reception and examination OF candidates.
II appearing desirable that Mr.. r, G.
Armstrong, licentiate, should be or
dained as an evangelist to labor in Mis-.
souri,, Matthew %, 9 was assigned as
text for sermon to be preached by him
tomorrow Gt3P. NJ. as part oil trial
for ordination. The ordination service
was assigned to take place Wednesday
evening, Rev. X. 7. Armstrong TO preach
the sermon, Rev. Nick. Williamson 10
preside and propose the constitutional
questions and otIer the ordination prayer,
Rev. T. j. Milford to give the charge to
the evangelist. Mr.. VIM. Bernard pre-
sented himself and being examined on
experimental religion and his views in
seeking the ministry. was received under
the care Of the PresbytFy as candidate
for the gospel ministry. Messrs. Holli-
day and Workman were examined on
Sciences; examination sustained.
Adjourned.
M.-'rhe Presbylery met and con-
tinued the examination OF the candidates,
after which they took recess TO attend
the Womens Missionary meeting, in the
main body Of the church.
Wednesday morning at half past eight
O'Clock the Presbytery resumed their
labors and remained in session until near
midnight, with the exception OF an hour
at noon. A large amount OF business was
transacted.
The ordination OF Mr.. Armstrong took
place in the evening and the exercises
were very interesting.
Messrs. j. c. Holiday and Workman
were licensed TO preach. Mr.. Holiday
already has fifteen hundred call, but as
he has another year at school, OF course
he cannot yet accept.
A call from the Church at Barnesville
was placed in the hands Of Rev. ST. Clair,
who was just received into this Presbytery
from that OF Philadelphia.
Mr., Pringle, student at the Allegheny
Seminary, received call from the Church
at Mt, Pleasant.
Reverends Smith and Hattery, and Ell.
ders Kennon and Campbell we're elected
representatives 10 the General Assembly.
From the reports presented II appears
that quite all the churches within the
bounds Of the Presbytery, are in pros.
porous aud good condition, both spiritu.
ally and financially.
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Resigned HIS Seat.

CoLuMBIA, 8. c., April 28.-In Tie
Senate to-day, D. F. Walker, Republican
Senator from Chester, under an indict.
ment OF larceny, sent In his resignation,
This leaves the Senate 10 DEMOCRATS, 1e
Republicans and Independent. In the
House 81 contumaeious members who
refused 10 recognize the Constitutions!
House were admitted to seats, and Sworn
in otter first being brought to the bar and
made 10 apologize for contempt. There
are still about 80 Republicans il cou.
tempt,
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indian Raid on mIper,.

OMAHA, April ga telegram just re,
ceived from Camp Brown, Wyoming
dated yesterday, says that Barney Hall
has just arrived at that fort, badly
wonnded. He and two others we're al.
tackled near Lena, Bad Water, on The
10th. After a sharp fight the Indians
killed his partners and he escaped
There are three others Of the same party
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Reading OF the Declaration OF
War.

New YoRK, April 26.--Ths declara
tion OF war by the Car was read stimuli.
taneously this morning on board OF the
three vessels forming the Russian squad.
ron in this port, and was received with
loud hurrahs by the officers and crew
Gable kilograms say eight is imminent
for the railway bridge over the river al
Barboshi. The Russians succeeded il
seizing it, but three Turkish gunboat.
have entered the river with instructions
10 destroy it.
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CHICAGO, April 2G.-The Presbyterian
Womanis Board Of Foreign Missions for
the Northwest met this morning and
Mrs. J. P. L. Humber, OF Cincinnati,
conducted a model missionary meeting
for the benefit Of the large audience pres.
ent. Mrs. ]. +. Young, Of Iowa, read a
paper on Conservation. Mrs. VIM. Ferry,
OF Michigan, and Mrs. Robinson, OF Mich.
igan, read papers on Christian steadfast-
ness. Mrs. Frye, OF Ohio, read paper
on "So Much to Do at Home.n Other
brief and interesting papers were read
during the morning session.
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Large business ON the Produce
Exchange.

New YORK. April Robustness yes,
terday on the Produce Exchange iSstated
to have been much larger than on any
other day for several years. OF grain
265,00O bushels were sold. In proyi.
sions 10000 barrels OF pork sold at an
advance OF 80 cents a barrel, and 10000
cases OF lard at an advance Of 371a40c
a case. The Bosnia, which sailed yes.
terday, took out 10000 bushels Of wheat
and large quantity Of cotton and
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PatLADEIPHIA, April 26-Goyesaot
Hartrsntt, as Commander.in. ChieE Of the
national organization Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, has Issued a general
order designating May 30 as memorial
day, in which he says; "Whereves th.ss
are no posts Of the Grand Army 10 lead
in the good work, the Commandments.
Chief, In behalf Of their surviving con.
rades, asks the citizens to take stops to
decorate the graves Of the gallant dead
day.p
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
UyPICR or THR CHEZ aIaHAL oYTIcRR,
WARRINGTON, D. C, April AL Az,

For tho Middle States. .nbrtheaSl L
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather
and in southern portions light rains viii
4 slight rise followed by falling baron
eter, No change in the temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
slightly warmer east to south winds
falling barometer, threatening weather
and rAln,
For the Lake regions, partly cloudy
weather and, in the southern portions
light rain, with north to east winds, sta
ti0nary or slowly falling barometer, ant
slight changes in temperature.
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$50. 900 Tor HIS Holiness ANA "a,
900 for HIimSeIl.

New York, April 2G.-Rev. John F
Kearney, who will sail Saturday next
accredited representative Of this arch
diocese to the Holy Father, bearing with
him an address Of its Reverend clerTy
to His Holiness and also an Offering n 3,
$4,000 in gold from the clergy and lsity
was himself this evening presented with
an address and $4,000 by The parlshiopers
OF the Cathedral Of which Father Kear,
npy il paStor.
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DenIes LAS own TestIn,nnv

BRATTIEBoRo, April 26.-Wm. A. Ar.
ling, on whose testimony Jesse H. Levi,
was convicted Of the murder Of Albert
w. Deming, has made full confession.
His story was pure falSidcation Devised
by detectives, who frightened him into
testitying against Lewis, sayingit he did
not Lewis would turn States evidence
against him,
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OTTAWA, April 26.-Letter have been
Addressed to Hon. Sir John A. NsDon.
aid, Hon. Alexander Mckenzie and the
press, calling attention to the fact, that
on the 10th Of June Queen Victoria will
have completed the t0rtieth year Of hsr
reign, and proposing that the Canadians
should manifest a national attachment
by requesting Her Majesty to take tho
title Of Empress of Canada.
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New ORLEANS, April 96.-cilarles
lebaron Frye, eldest son Of the late Cap
tain James Frye, died to-day aged q.
CINCINNATI, April 2G.-Wm. s. Davis
U. s. Treasurer at Cincinnati, died to-
day; after an illness OF four months du-
ration.
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LOUISVILLE, April 2e.-Ths City Couu.
Gil of Louisville decided tonight by sc.
elamation to recognise Derby day OF The
Louisville Jockey Club as legal holidNy,
and accepted an invitation Of President
Clark to attend in body the racing
events to take place on thatday, the 22d
oil May. Arrangements are making iot
q z mile run between Ten BroecE aoi
4 riatihnn
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-ArchbiahOp
Wood and \ number Of prominent Cath.
ole clergymen sailed in the steamer Ohio
this morning en- route for Rome, 10 par.
ticipate in the thirty.first anniversity Of
Pope Pho Nino's ascension to the POnti-
ticGte,
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FIRE RECORD.

CiEcISNATI, April GA fire at Loo.
sootee, Ind, at an early hour this morn.
ing, destroyed j. Ackerniann's hotel and
stable, with fifteen horses. Loss $4,000
Also ten dwellings; loss $4,000,
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Fasting and Prayer,

CHICAGO, April ga St. Paul special
says "There has been general obsesy.
ance OF to-day throughout the State as
one OF lasting and prayer for deliverAncs
from the grasshoppers during the coming
season. In this city all business is aus.
pended and meetings were held morning
and evening in the churches,
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New YoRK, April G.-AEriyad-sIss4sr
Labrador, from HaVre.
LONDON, April 26.--Tho steamers SEQ
ls, trouss. John, Mississippi, from Phil.
sdelphia, and California, from New York
have arrived out,
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New York Custom House Iuyes.
IIEatiOn.

New YORK, April 20.-The commits
sion appointed by the Secretary Of tbs
Treasury to investigate the affairs Of the
Custom House have decided TO hold the
Investigation with closed doors, and al
the conclusion to give synopsis Of. tho
testimony to the press.
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Steupen,llIe Despised By "a cyan
mast,

The rope walker who visited our city
yesterday and performed on a rope
stretched from the St. Nicholas to the
Stanley Honse is no"snide." He is used
to getting three or four hundred dollars
by collections each day, and inasmRea as
eight dollars was the sum total IN the hal
here he became very indignant. After
he got through his show he addressed
the people in very insulting manner
stating that they should be ashamed oi
themselves Tor not delivering up lhpir
pocket books TO him.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Adjournment OF the Legislature.
New ORLEANS, April 2G.-The Legis.
Iaeure adjourned sias die. All the State
officers elected with Gov, Nichols are
now in undiSputed possession Of their
offices and records. The city is very
quiet.
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Aus1RtA's NEUTRALITY,

LONDON, April 2G.-The GbGs pub.
fishes the following:
"a telegram was received At Plymouth
yesterday. from the Controller OF the
Navy ordering full particulars to be sent
him Of all the ships in reserve at Devon
port, and which could possibly be made
ready for sea by June l."
NO DISTURBANCE OF THE BALANCE OF
POWER.
BsUssEIs, April 25,-Ls Nrd, the
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TaE soda and mead fountains are lair.
ly at work Tor the season, and are seem.
ingly well patronized already. The
abundance and low price OF ice promises
to make the business profitable during
the coming summer.
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Messrs. Kemple and Trnemam held a
temperance meeting tonight and also one
last night Both were a grand success.
Many are signing the pledge. There is
no doubt Of success. We are expecting
aid from Wheeling. d.
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Board Of Fire unuerurllers.

New YORK, April 2C.--The annual
convention OF the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters adjourned to-day sine die,
The Board declined to publish any Of the
matters discussed to-day, Rs they were Of
private nature,
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

TaESTok, April 2s.-The grand Jury
has found an Indictment SgGinst Souer.
vile and Engle for stealing and altering
United States boadH from ANAL to heavy
amounts.
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A FAlNT showing Of green Is noticeable
about the woods across the river, some
varieties Of trees already putting out
their leaves.
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Nav YoHK, April 26.-Cslsb Cushing
eE.Mini'teF to Spain, arrived here to-
| dAY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Temperance nt Parkersbnrr.

TO THE DAILY LNTELL1eESoEI
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The Attorney General had a consulta.
tion to-day with several officers Of the
Department OF Justice and examined the
roll Of Deputy US. Marshals, Assistant
U. S. Attorneys, and others employed by
the Marshals and Attorneys, with view
to reducing the number Of assistants az
far as Dossiblp
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NO oEFIcrAL.NorlFIcArroS.

The State Department has not vet re.
ceived any official notice from either the
Russian or Turkish Minister Of the dec.
laratlon OF war.
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Ex.rresident Grant has been the recip.
lent ol many evidences OF high regard
from the citizens of Washington during
his present soiourn here, and numbers
have called 10 pay their respect to the
Ex.PFesident and Mrs. Grant. This ai.
ternoon reception was given them at
the residence Of Rev. DR., Newman,
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MILITATY opsERyATIoy,

i is probable that our Government
will send twosor three officers abroad to
observe the military operations between
Russia and Turkey,
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HORRIBLE NAUFRACI0.

Comlpican de Boston que Sc ha-
bla recibido ALI una carta del capi-
tan Kane, de la goleta americana +.
Z. Macdonald, Ell cl cual Sc da cuen-
ta de uno de los mas horrible5 si-
nicstros marltimos de los tiempos en-
que viyimos. La carta esta fechada
en- Goree, costa occidental de Africa,
el "a de enero y dice que en- sll
viaie de Boston, de donde salio el II
de diciembre del ano pasado, encon-
tro los destrozos de Ia barca inglesa
Nuria, sll captain Grayson, que solo
contenia dos hombrcs, 8, mejor di-
cho, dos esqneletos. restn de una tri-
pulacion de catorce.
La barca .Nuia fle encontradc en-
latitud 81 grades % minutes y en-
longitud 81 grades 80 minutes. La
tormenta sc habia llevado gus palos
y estaba completamente llena de
aqua.
Todo hablaba ALI de la horrible
lucha que aquellos infelices sostuyie-
ron con el terrible elemento que les
rodeaba y con ell mas. temible a1n
que les amenaz1ba F; el hambre.
Los dos desgraciados seres que Sc
encontraron 4 bordo, 1nicos que So
brevivieron al des;astre, estaban en-
una condicion critica y lamentable
pareclan dos espectros. Apenas te-
Man Ia fAerAa sufciente para no de-
jarse arrastrar por las olas y estaban
agarrados 4 los restos de la embar.
cacion esperanto sa Ultima bora.
Inmediatamcatc flcron trasportados
4 la gofeta Maalona!H !; perc uno de
ellos estaba va pr6ximo 4 la lnuerte,
y 4 las c4airq hQras espir6. Ell uni
60 que sobreviyi1 sc Hama James N
Linden, de Belfast. Irlanda. Por &
s: sllpieroa lqa hqrQrosas- letalles de
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.yp F0LLETIN.
Ia FAMILIA CRISTIANA.
II BJIIO 4 MUERfI
pOR
a. DON JOSE EELGAS Y CARRASCO.
DON JOSE sRLGAs Y cARRAsco.
Continuation.


--Tampoco, replico Ell recien llega-
do.
Elmarquessaldr& esta noche para In
giaterra y Montero habra salido va pa
"a CAdiz
Todos soltaron la carcajada.
II All! Exclam6 la senorita de Mi
famar con evidente NAL humor. Esto
% insufrible: una cosa tan seria Sc es-
IA convirtiendo en- asunto de risa.
-Yo hablo formalmente he Sido
testigo del lance, vengo de cumplir mis-
6ltimos deberes y el case es raro, ire
gular, extraordinario, no es por ESQ me-
nos triste.
Margarita 10 interrumpi6 dieien-
do:
-Pues acabemos de una vez, Y sepa-
mos 10 que ha sucedido, 81 por ventura
ss possible saberlo.
Los circumstances tomaron las acti-
tudes mas comodas que pudieron en-
eontrar, y ell recien llegado dio princi.
pio So relate de esta manera:
La cita era a las cinco de la tarde en-
el Canal Ell sitio destinado antes & los
suicidios, bien podia servir ahora para
nm duelo, porque al fin - que mas
d&? A las cinco menos tres minutes
estkbamos en- el terreno ell marques. su
Otro testigo y 20; y la verdad, los tres
nos encontrabamos preoeupados 81
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eq4lro :. ..:. Una sonora, con el rostro
mas duloe que he yistQ en- mi vida, sa-
lio 4 recibirnos 4 la escalera al sernos
di0 un grito que debio arrancarse de
sus entranas, Y con un acento que toda-
via 10 oigo exclamo i Hijo de mi cora
zan -. me 10 traen ustedes muerto !
Habia tan amargo y tan justo reproche
en- sps paiabras 4qe no snpiimlos que de-
cifle, Aquella madre anegadq eli Ian
to nos ayud6 ileyar sa hijQ, Ella
le desnudo ella misma lie coloc6 Ia ca
beza sobre las almohadas, y 10 bes6 Ell
Ia frente, ahogando los sollozos que
hervian4 en- su pecho. El moribundo
-pldo coger la mano de su madre y la
lley5 penosamente sus labios mien-
tt@s eiiq decia Hijo de mi alma ique
sola me vas 4 qejsr en- el mlqndo!.:... 70
he prsseatid0 tn desyentpra.;.:,.. al
zando los ojos con expression inefahie
anadio: EZRA mi gloria, mi lHlco CON
suelo, toda mi ALGERIA pcro c1mplase
Senior tn divina voluntad. " Lo conie-
80. ante aquella pena inmensa, ante
a4qelia saltIq faslgnacion sentl despre-
clio dc nj mismo, y sail Dc alll porqne
Sc me saltAban las lagrimas, En Ia
r;Aza Immediate encontre Al m6aico que,
tg.,.laciendo en- mi ademan Il 4. ,,>rAsunta -.
Que iba 4 heeef@, ne contesto Nal,
mqy NAL en- ostos casqs nc se piorde
NADIA saa paaorse 10 peor: In desoia-
da madre habia saliao detrda de mi
pudo Or las palabras del meedico "No
nay que perder Ia osperanz;. dijo 81 la
ciencia no hace prodigios Dios hace
lqilaaros " ! cayendo de rodillas 4 los
pies de IN heraqoso Qruelajo que topia
delante lie oimos decir distintamente i
9 Perlonatlla, Dios mio, perdonadla,
como yq Ia por,lono. Las madres ven
siempre en- las desgracias de sus hijos
la mano trAidora de aignna mqjer exc
cradle. Sc habia llamado & un sacer-