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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
kENNEBl IMPORT.


PORTSMOUTH, July p. The store Of Messrs.
Wheeler & Bell, at Kenuebunkport, in which is
kept the post Office, was bulglalized last night,
door being forced open by jimmy. Nine holes
were drilled in the safe. but the burglars left
without applying The powder and nothing was
disturbed. They came in wagon, fed their
horse with oats and were well prepared with pro-
fessiunal tools
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 27. Austria has sbsn-
doued the idea of convention with Turkey about
Bosnia and Herzegovina, and will move troops in
20 Bosnia and afterwards send a note or declara-
ton to the porte, setting forth Austrss views and
intentions.
BELGRADE, July q. Austrian subjects resid-
ing in oeIvia and belong ing to the Austrian re-
serves are peremptorily summoned to Join bat
tsons. This creates uneaslness because it indi
Gates far larger mobilization than was orig inally
intended for the occupation Of Bosnia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Death.

PORTLAND, July 27 Mr. Hiram Brooks Of
Cape Elizabeth, formerly in the coal business in
this city, died yesterday at the age of sixty-siX
years. He was member OF Maine Lodge of
Odd Fellows, and had represented ward seven IL
both board. of the city council.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
Revenue M alters.
" ASIlINGTON. A


WAsHINGToN, July 2S. The Washington rel.
cs pui chased by the government for Sl2. 900 have
arrived here and will be placed on exhibition in
the patent Office as soon : the buildings are com
pleted. The board of architect are examining The
plans submitted for restoring the burned portion
of the building. and will probably report soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
SUTTON.
FIRE.

LEWISTON, July q. Two barns and numerou
outhui.dings, with their contents, owned by r. X.
Dodge, in Sutton, were burned Thursday. Loss
b eavy partially insured.
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Difn.

In 'lrina, OF pneumonia, July 2S, Mr.. Almond
Burgess age 55 years.
In Boston, July 20 of quick consumption, Lieut.
0akes A. Fi'lebrown, late quartermssrer Of the
TweDty.iourth Regiment Me. Vol, aged ~ years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The following are the recent postal changes in
this State Office s,sblshed-Nortbport Camp
ground. Waldo county, X. p. Brown appointed
postmaster. Postmaster sppointed-Xsnier Cyr,
liamlin, Aroostook county. George D. Colby.
kstahdin Iron Works. Piscataquis county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
East PlITSION.


PIrTsToN, July p. The barn and outhulldings
owned by Leonard Moody. East Pittston, were
burned last hight with contents. Loss about five
hundred dollars; insured two hundred dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
SACCARAPPA. A
The Greenbackers.

SACCARAPPA, July p. The gre enbackors of
this vicinity held meeting at Warren Hall, last
evening, and delegates were chosen to attend the
county and district conventions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
BASE BALL.

AT Boston, Neutrality-suspicious. 8, Bos-
tons 2
At Hornellsville, New York - Worcestcrs 9,
Hornells 2
tiers |.
At Washington, D. Q. - New B, dfords s,
Mutuals |.
AT Chicago, Illinois - indianapolis 8, Chica-
z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Beautiful Helen no doubt bad fine complexion,
but It is more than doubtful whether it exceeded
10 purity the complexions of the ladies who use
that nimitable AUXILIARY of female loveliness,
Gems Sulphur Soap. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye. black and brown
Soc. juiyl7-t&wimo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
FLORIDA.
New Gases Of Yellow re'

New Cases Of Yellow Fever.
New YORK. July 27. special despatch from
Key West Florida, says that frvu The 10th inst,
to noon to day, six new casessof yellow fever
have been reported in that harbor and the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

TIE game, Saturday afternoon, wa@ somewhat
lacking in interest as is indicated by the above ii g
ures. The home nine took the lead from the first
aud he it till the close of The game. in the second
inning making twelve runs The Skowhegan nine
had pretty unfo, m. which is about all that car
be said in their favor. much of their playing, es
pecally throwing, being simply wretched. The
feature of the game was the pretiest field fly ever
made on the ground, by Lombard a long run to
rear field, and capture with left hand. Lihbe,
PLAYED finely at third, and Hoyt. B'aiue, and Nc.
Kenuey did well. The following is the score by
innings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
CUBA.
Yellow Fever.

HAVANA, July q. During the week ending
july Is, there we've ninety seven deaths from yel
low fever and thii'y-two from small pox. Ma
tspzas advices 10 the 10Th inst, show increased
cases, and increased ratios OF deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Accident.

BANGOR Jul, p. A little of Mr.. Charles
Smith of this city, wa, last Thursday run over by
jigger. reviewing ghastly wound, and crushing
his lex from the hip up. II is singular circum.
stance that about two years ago the same boy was
run over by the same jigger, having the same leg
rushed, and otherwise earfully injured.
Municipal Matters.
The assessors fixed the valuation of the city the
present year at 6 6oU 052 real estate SO ,O34 sS5
personal. Real estate reduced Sl03, 40, personal
Sl67 ,6SS from last year. TsAie. levied S24o,OSl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Political.

Boston, July p. At meeting of the state re-
publican commute here, to-day, Il was voted TO
nold convention tor the nomination of state Of
hcers at Worcester September 18th. A commun-
lcation was received from lhomas G.. Baker. sec
retary of the Union League of New York, sug-
gesuuR cooperating with the state central
committee III the coming coDgres sslonal campaign.
The communication was referred to the executive
comultlee With Iul powers.
Arrested.
John Sheehan was arrested this forenoon, sus-
pecled of aiding and abetliug The murder Of Eu-
gene sullivan IN davidson saloon at Polt ,mouth
the l2th Of April, 90
John B. kerns shot aud seriously if not fatally
wounded Jeremiah Su ivan, in front OF New Era
Hall about midnight Salu, day. He had been
drinking and was carelessy iuurishing u revolver
when u was discharged by aCcldent, the ball strik-
ing sullivan Under his j, II eye. kerns was ar
rested.
Personal.
Dennis kearDey, California agitstor, arrived
here to-day, and Was met at the depot by several
hundred people, and on being driven to the Shei-
man House, addressed crowd from the balcony,
deuouncing poliucians, mouopoes, capitalists aud
the press.
An Afiray.
WORCESTER, July rs. Saturday night during
tsht between Italians and two Frenchmen one
OF the latter named Thomas Gardner twenty
years OF aye, was stabbed IN the region OF the
heart, and 1t was thought he will die. Alexander
Demeis, his companion. received Two cuts in one
thigh and though seriously Injured will recover.
Paul baker, another Frenchman, WAS cut slightly
IN the abdomen while witnessing the Il hght, Bon
liaclo PeIlcoo. one of the Italians, has been ar
rested. CamIo Rsfiio VINO stabbed Gardner, es-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
NORTH LIMINGTON.


LEWISTON, July q. The house Of Washing
ton Itasty of North LimDgtou, was burned on
Thursday. Goods saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Fire this morning damaged the soap factory OF
Baxter, Wright 4 Go 5000, aad tue lard oil fac
tory OF William Cold, adjoining, was damaged
-7nDD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

CLAREMoNT, July 2S. Hubbard Zoer grocer
OF TINS place. left for Boston last Monday morn
ing for the purpose Of hquidsting his indeoted-
ness there, taking with him $500, saying he should
return Wednesday or Thursday. Fahng to do so
his wife and friends iet alarmed about MIN and
telegraphed two grocery houses in Boston to
certain whether he had called there, receiving an
answer in the negative. There is a great deal OF
excitement here, and 1t Is feared that he has been
fouliy dealt with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
FOR ENI.

We have u.
Two First Glass Tenements for Rent.
Julittf SIS, BROOKS h co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Rev. ID. W. LeLscheur. formerly OF Ilsowell,
hs purchased four lots on Union Avenue, Goo
gins estate, Old Ga chard aud hs- CONNIE need the
erection of tss story cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Newport now has one OF the IN 'st elegant and
commodious passenger depots TO be found AT any
country station in the ST ate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Those people who remain at hone II ON the at /.
-de have preFsred TO encounter di-agieeable
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The Sth, 9th and llth regiments have decided
to hold their reunion in Bangor, on the 27th of
August, with tea quarters at q. a. II. Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The churches we're rather slimly attended yes
terday. so many people being away to the sea
shore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

NEW YORK, July p. Minister Noyes lett to-
day ior Paris.
Gold.
Gold opened at 100 l-2.
Fire.
Fire this morning damaged the soap factory OF
Baxter, Wright 4 Go 5000, aad tue lard oil fac
tory OF W illism Cold, adjoining, was damaged
5000.
Labor Troubles.
The po.ice ioice at the scene of Yesterdays la
Dor troubles WAS sufficient this morning TO pre-
vent any serious attractions OF law. In olher
portions cf ;he city, gangs OF men visited the
workmen engaged 10 labor at less than VI so per
day, and persuaded them TO quit.
Political.
A correspondent OF the Herald at lamp ton
Beach n. H., reports an interview with ex-Att'y
Gen. | att aud Senator Rollins, who both believe
that Grant il possible candidate for the next
presidency. Also conversation with Minister
NOyes when he was there, 10 which Mr.. Moves
SAID that IN AN interview with Grant, in Pars, at
which MI Noyes talked with Grant of the ev-
dent tendency OF the republican party to tender
him n denomination, but Grant declined to state
whether he would accept nomination, saving l. e
was tired of ponies and should hesitate to again
enter INTO the arena, that he had more thsn his
share oil the burdens and honors of office and
preferred his ease for the balance of his life.
An outrage.
lady of nigh social position IN Boston having been
taken IN charge on board of a tIain from Rome "
Albany, hy TWO well dressed scouudrels VINO pre-.
tended she was insane and that they nv the re-
quest OF her husband were taking her to the Utica
asylum. They successfully imposed couduc
tor aud passeUgeIs, whose protection the poor la
dy claimed. She was taken to q disreputable
house IN Utica, chloiofotmed, outraged and then
stripped OF her diamonds and a Il her clothing and
ett there. The hackman at Uucs being known
to the conductor, lurniched a clue to Der wheres
bouts aud she was found by her husband in a ter
rible condition and taken to Boston. No names
are given.
Revenue Matters.
Attorney General Earle Of South Carolina is
repo ted Us saying that the matter to the reve-
nue. officers under arrest In that state Is purely a
legal one aud will be amicsbly settIed.
The Herads Washington special states that
Attorney General Earle denies tuat the goyel o.
ment has decided on what course 1t will pursue in
the revenue officers cases ia south Carolina He
says Judge BOud is not gong to South Carolina
to open court for the Cases and the whole affair
does not deserve the interest 1t has excited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

There IS to b. stallion race at Fairfield about
The middle Of August, for pu,se of $500. Open
10 all horses IN Name.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

If You are dresdng more heat. be console j with
the fact that summer is more than half gone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The PortlsI 4 Machine Works have received an
order from India for road scrsper to be drawn
hy an elephant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Hon John Lynch, who has been visiting in
Maine has returned to Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Judge Wm. Gaslin of Nebraska, VIZ. in the
Office Saturday, and made pleasant call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Wt"thrOp Locals
Freddie, only child of Alvin and Mary Chand-
er of thi. town. aged ten years, drowned iu
the Nsr'ows pond in this Town to day. July 9th
while gathering lilies; he was visiting at a neigh
bor', and went to the pond in company with a
Young lad and waded out beyond his depth, and
being unable TO swim lost his life. This sad at.
fair has cast a gloom over the whole community,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler nave the warmc.i
sympathy Of the whole community.
Mrs. Wheeler, wife of Hem. Amos Wheeler Of
this town, died sft"r lingering sickness of near
| two years, on the 9th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

correspon lent from Corinns writes: The
hsy crop is abundant here and vicinity aud grain
Is very good; some have commenced cutting their
grain. We are having ha bsy weather."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
Labor Troubles.

The pulre iOice al the scene of Yesterdays la
Dor troubles sufficient this morning to pre-
vent any serious lniracuons OF law. In olher
portions cf the city, gangs OF men visited the
workmen engaged 10 labor ct less than u 80 per
day, and persuaded them TO quit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PORTSMOUTH, July 27. The Tallahassee, with
the secretary OF the navy and party, arrived last
night from Gloucester, and were received with
the customary honors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The Whig says that prominent member. OF the
var. and business men of Bangor. have united in
recommending the appointment of L. s. District
Judge Edward Fox to the L. 5. Circuit Judge
ship, rendered vacant b, the death of Judge shep
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Enytand.

LONDON, July q. A brougham containing the
Chinese ambassador caUe III collision with an ON
nlbus in Hoboln, this morning. The ambassador
had his right arm injured, his head confused, and
his system received shock. He was
taken 10 flaming condition into the Horseshoe
hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Sidney send. the following delegates TO P,rt
land to attend the republican ,ts,e couuention
9 aries II. Lovejoy, A. II. Bailey and ! homss 5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Billy German who h 's heen earnestly lsboring
for the cause of temperance at East Bowdoinham,
writes to the editor of the journal:
Dear friend, have just returned from a tenn
perance meeting held to night and twehts names
have been added to pleadge here in East
Bowdonhan God is reviving his wo, here pray
for me and the cause. thank you for vour kind
ness aud your kind words may He that loved us
40 well keep yon and me ever pnre.
Truly, WIN J. GoRMAN."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The large and increasing populs ion at the
Camp Ground orngs qlitc lr.de TO Belt.st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
strike.



A large number of English nail makers are on
strike iOr more paw.
ROumann.
The Times Bucharest despatch saws that row.
die. decoyed some Jews into a shop in that city
and beat them. Several of the victims had bones
broken. Government has promised to investigate
and punish the offenders.
Africa.
CAFE Town, July 9. There has been some Sc.
we're fighting with the natives 10 the OUTLYING dis
trcts of Transvaal. The British losses are COM
paratively heavy.
Greece.
ATHENS, July %. The French iron clad squad
ron has quelled piracy in the Grecian archipelago
Turkev.
A Constsntinople:. despatch says Osman Pashs
has ordered the di>cOutinuspce of work at the
intrenchments on the Constantinople foItfcs-
cations. In all probability there will be a con-
hict, the Russians having disspproved this.
The porte intends to issue memorandum rela-
tive to the Greek question. Greece has applied
to make representations To the Turks to come to
al arrangement.
Beacon sfeld.
LONDON, July %. The Cation Club banquet
in honor of Lords Beaconsheld and Salisbury,
was held at W Welingtons RIDING School, to day
In his remarks relative to the Anglo Turkish COO
ventiOn, Lord BeacOnsield argued that il the set.
Element OF Europe had been limited to the treaty
of Berlin, Russia would probably in few year.
again a-ssil Turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
The Sea S-rpent.

The Sfh <tFpent.
About the sea serpent have hitherto been
exceedingly skeptical. We have always suspt ct, i
he was advertising dodge invented to attract a
crowd to some debilitated shore hotel. But e
sure ender. No longer are we doubling Thoma :.
We accept the book OF Jonah in its entirety. We
no longer believe metapboricslly or with mental
reservations. We swallow, with what enormity,
ye who read may judge.
Last FRIDAY the Squd was yachting around the
Island in the "Efie Everett" As we rounded
south shore Captain Winsor exclaimed: "see that
big shark, yonder!" All eyes were bent in the
shsrky direction. There wss a long, sinuous
wake on the surface, q trail of perhaps hundred
feet, along which here and there q dark body
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Delegates from Gardiner to the RrPuhhran
State Converts ion. chosen Friday evening. July
18th: Asbury Young. John f. Richards, y. X.
-, good, II. $. Webster. Joseph Perry, ID. {.
Palmer, Edward Robinson, George NJ. Wentworth,
David Wentworth, A. +. Wing.
The potato fields never looked to greater advan-
age than they do At present. There is no ap-
lcprsnce of blight tsiut. Crops 10 general look
veil. Cereal crops q. well As root are abundant
1t seems ss if the smile OF Providence was vividlv
re-ting on the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Attention l. called 10 notice to consumers oi gas
in III is CITY, to he {, un il anoti coiunn. Nee
,sssry repairs will ne made to some of the appsr-
ntns for manu- facluring, ~hion ~ill shorten the
.tDply
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Murray's circus i. exhibiting in The State.
Hon Fred Atwood Of Winterport has sold 800
hand rskes this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Rev. J. O. skinner who il will he rememNe rcd
has been for some time prostra ed nv paralysis
>tll continues to slowly decline IN strength, aud
IN the use of hi. various faculties.
The following deli gates have been chosen in
Belgrade to atteod the republican state convention
Portland David Colder John 5. Minot Gree
Hersom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Potatoes this fall are TO he ,ery plenty and tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

large number of English nail makers are on
strike iUr mote pay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

An Ahray.
NEW fOith.


NEW YORK, July p. Minister Noyes lett to-
day ior Paris.
Gold.
E.f Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

Capt. Lskiu, the efficient Treasurer and Stew
Nd of the Il sane Ho,pial, finished haying last
week He cut two ',undred and seventy. five tons
ior the Institution from one hundred sud eighty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

We are sorry TO hear of q serious accident to
benjamin c. Paine, Esq, of wipslow. While
getting out dressing from his stable. on Tuesday
forenoon, he WAS thrown from load bv the start
ing Of the horse. and wheel passed over his arm
above the elbow, frscuring il badly He rece we'd
other injury less severe and not dangerous; and at
last re port he wa. doing well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

R,spberries selling in some part pf the
State as cheap As four cents pound.
The Star OF the Eat had foggv. rough ii ght
on her last tiip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The lIen,y Morrison wen, down again sa uriay
with its decks well filed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The class { IS. Colby University, had a re.
nnon in Wat 'rvile ~ or Two ago. The fol-
wing mem'er- were present Hon. Reuben
pster. Larkin Dr. l'nn. C. j Prescott, samuel X.
i.csvtt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

The awards for the Brown scholarship al Bow.
4 lin College are as follows
Senior Glass Altrei Edgar Burton.
Junior Cia-s-iiv me- B,s dlnsU Fife!h.
Sophomore Ciass-CHnon Lewis Baxter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29

PORTLAND, July %. The republica of thi.
city held ward csucnses last evening aud nomi
mated delegates to attend the Sac and District
conventions, which ate ts meet at City Hall OF
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-29
rrestcd.

John Sheehan was arrested this forenoon, sus-
pected of aiding and abeIlug he murder Of Eu-
gene Suilven IN Davidson saloon, at Portsmouth
the IL III Of April, | 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06
A los sIsCtores del distrito de Vaga-baja
Electores

Acepto agradecido el honroso en-
cargo que me habeis coniiado de
vuestra representation y la de Ia
provincial en- C0rtes, y asf como an
tes de la election me abstuve de ma
nifestaciones que hubieran podido es-
timarse como pomposas ofertas en-
cammadas a soiicitar ell sufragio, con-
sumada va aquella, cumplo un grato
deber dirigiendoos mi voz para que
conozcais los propositos que me ami
man.
Ante todo os dire que experiment
to un noble orgullo y una inmen-
sa satisfaction EN- representaros, no
por ell halago que en- ell amor pro-
pio produce una tan senalada prue-
ba de confanza, slno que por la sig
nifcacion y trascendencia de vuestra
conducta que es indudablemente pre-
cursora de un proceder analogo Ell
dias no lejanos, y que permitirI al
canzar mejores y mas claros horizon
tes para la satisfaction cumplida de
las justas y legltimas aspiraciones de
Puerto-Rico.
Habeis prescindido por ell momen-
to de diferencias pollticas, y olvidan-
do voluntariamente el campo de que
cada cual procede, 81 bien conservan-
do la fe en- los principles, os habeis
undo en- las cuestiones economicas
para salvar al pals de su ruina, 6por
10 ,menos para propender a que Sc
realize 10 que 4 su salvacion tiende,
y esta conducta que ha de tener Ell
10 sucesivo numerosos imitadores,
porque aaundan fehzmente en- esta
isla los hombres que lie profesan su
sincere carino, evidencia, realzado d
gran altura, vuestro verdadero pa
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SOS hijos que en- la lucha perecieron,
dando al mundo entero una prueba
mas de que tambien los endureci-
dos corazones llega a vibrar tremen-
do ell grito formidable de la concien-
cia y de que bajo los resplandores
del cielo y los destellos de una natura-
leza esplendorosa era un absurdo
monstruoso 6 injusti6cable ell san
grlento comhate empenado contra la
razon, la humanidad y laIjusticia
La Paz Ante este acontecL
miento grandioso e inefable los ma
nes de tantas vlctimas Sc estremece-
ran Ell sus tumbas y las madres no
temeran va por sus hijos y les veran
radiantes de jdbilo y cenida la cur
tida sien con los lauros del sufrimien-
to cruzar las iumensas soledades del
Atlantico y regresar al seno carino-
SO que les espera tanto tempo ha
surcado de lagrimas y henchido de
pesar, y al dulce hogar de la familia,
tras tantas angustias velado de luto,
y entristecedor y desventurado sin la
grata presencia del hijo adorado y
del hermano querido que abandon6
todo para If a defender la honra de
la Patria Cuba volver;i a ser ell en-
PORTO de la riqueza y el esplendor
del centro americana, admiration y
envidia de dos mundos en- vez de
los ecos de muerte y desolacion que
cruzaban slniestros sus agrestes sole
dades, himnoS elevaran los hombres
y la naturaleza agradecida d Aquel
en- cuyas manos esta el destino de
las naciones y al pueblo valeroso que
descubri6 y puli6 tan RIGA perla ig-
norada y sepultada tantos siglos en-
ire las impetrables nieblas del Ocea-
no immense clamor pregonara tam
tas glorias ell espiritu de Colon re-
posara tranquilo EN- ell cielo de su
eternidad bendiciendo nuestra estre-
LA, y los heroes que tan grandioso
monumento levantan d costa de su
sangre en- ell gran baluarte espanol
del mar de las Antillas, al volver
cargados de laureles al seno de la
Patria, no envidiardn grandeza hu-
mana alguna y sentiran en- su con-
ciencia ell celestial consuelo y ell lntl-
mo convencimiento de haber obrado
como grandes y como buenos patrio-
taS