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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-14
2 SATURDAY, APRIL i'm, issa

al the front door Of Ohio county Cogrt BssA q
meneing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", proved 70 III y =.
auction 70 the highest ana blst bidder tst "a y
oEned,by. the North Wet 'irdBll Apfstii.s !,
eiety, kitliAts on Wheeling LlI6d, and thas1 .
.,Rain GToundSn Said pEopaity e'u,lfl q ~,
acres Of choice land, Suitable tOf building w ~
iully described In the following deyd, y EaEa
ence Il had, viz: A deed made b. 7. !; bnI ~, &
othefs 70 aid North West YiiTini Apis5slIs., Y
eiety, dated November Is, 1851, lbi rssfeelt 4,
No. 81, pages tSS-I, Ia the records o. 6t5i Y :.
county, West Virginia, and 10 Adesd m11tH.ui N
KlrResnaf and vile 70 sid North WeiIlfsll
enlturAl Society, dated Febfu'ry y, ~, 49,,
Cd 10 Deed Book No. IS, IAge % lOhiS I0siV :
sordLN --,...,.,.t
hand and the resldue on eIedn o. ., y Y. 2,
months, with ipterest for which piynsfbh. = -,
chaser q 70 give his notT at iilrtgly -
The tltls also retained until the Psrrai' ~
f MICHAEL REILLY. ,.-...
8. ]. BOYD ''3
-. EARL W. OgLBBAID a
GEO. A. WICRHAN, Aasti inssf
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OPINION on CHARGE NO. 9

We find that the property mentioned
in this charge, with the exception Of
some cheap jewelry and q piece Of cheese.
Is now Ia the custody, Of the Sergeant
awaiting Identification by the owners, and
that IL has been advertised in the city
papers, and we are Of the opinion that the
charge Is not sustained.
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WANTED.
WANTEpAA.c COMPLEMENTARY TO
w cook, wash and iron,s With good Tsierenosi.

NJANTED-IRoNf MoULDERs.zlOO
w god Stove HIie Moulder1 can obtain psrma-
nsnt ploTment In ope Of tho best stove folndTies
10 the eountry-htghest pageI, prompt pay, foundry
runs steady. Now Is thu time 70 secure good steady
job. Come at once, or address Cleveland Co Opari-
live .toTe Co. on yiaduet, Cleveland, Ohio.
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srop that cough OF. cold with bottle Of
McLains, PectoIal Cough Syrup and, you
can be happy. Don't neglect 1t. Large
bottles. No opium or morphia, Sold by
most dealers. a'ti.is5 1925
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oPIylos on CHARGE 40. 6.

Charge sixth ia not sustained because
the evidence, while 1t shows that pocket
book containing one dollar was taken
from prisoner named Richards, or some
such name, At the lookup, does not show
that the property was ever in the posses
ion oil the Sergeant
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further charge and can prove that the
said James W. Sweeney did take and keep
without authority Of law one dollar be.
longing to an escaped prisoner named
Richards, or some such name, and did
appropriate the same to his own use and
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Instructors Books for Violin, Flute.
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at sheibs, Washington
Hall. 4.d'-3 II N,ffss ~ :, u
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OPINION on CHARGE no. 8.

Your committee reports that this charge
is not proven. The evidence Of several
good and respectable citizens goes TO show
that the Sergeant has at times been un-
der the influence OF liquor, but does not
show in the language Of the charge that
be ever was beastly drunk or that he has
been at any time unfit to perform the du-
ties of his office. q .L.l.L
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CHARGE NO, 8,

/ further charge, and can prove. that
beastly drunk, time and again, on the
streets and in the City Building, and has
been utterly unfit for any business at all,
both day and night, and has, therefore,
brought disgrace on himself and his office,
and made It very Unpleasant for any one
TO do business with him. So.
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oHARaE 10. s

I further charge aud can prove that the
said James W. Sweeney had turned over
to him By, his. deputies many articles oil
property received from thieves, and that
the said James w. Sweeney has notac-
counted for the same according to law.
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GHEAp. HOMES FOR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE OF THE 4flH
i GROUNDS, on WHEELING lsLlSa
In pursuance Of ! FeSaluiioa AdO2ted " " ~
holders Of the HNorth west Ylrsini Ag11igts
eiety,n, n meeting held al theif care, = AG
Of Wheeling, on the 9Th DAY Of March ~, " ,
darsigned committee will, on
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OPINION oN oHARaE 80. 10.

OPINION on CHARGE NO. III.
As will be seen by reference to this
charge, II contains two separate and dis
tinct allegations. Immoral In his habits
and proiane in his speech. No evidence
has been made in support OF the charge oil
immortality In his habits We, are therefore
Of the opinion that this portion OF the
charge has not been sustained.
The testimony Of many witnesses on
the charge Of profanity fully sustains. this
portion OF the, charge. -~
2 20 cuARoR NO. II. - 7
l further charge, and can prove, that
the said James W. Sweeney did tell and
direct one Of bis deputies not to arrest
certain saloon keepers for violation oil
the Sunday law.
rL,i OPINION on CHARGE 40 IL. Z
This charge Is not sustained by evidence
satisfactory 10 your committee.
CHARGE NO. II.
/ further charge, and can prove, that
the said james W. Sweeney did release,
both from the City Prison aud City Work.
house, persons without any authority Of
law.
n OPINION on CHARGE no. IL.
This charge Is sustained by proof salts.
factory TO your committee, and by the adj
missions OF the Sergeant that he had re-
leased persons from the City Prison and
from the lookup without authority Of law.
The undersigned offer for the consider
alton OF Council the following:
WHEREAS, It has been proven that Jas.
W. Sweeney, Sergeant Of the city, has
hired out the services Of his deputies on
special duty, for which he bargained and
received money compensation and re-
tslned the same for his own use; that he
has retained, and does still retain, money
belonging to the city in his possessioni
that he has used profAne and abusive Ian:
guAge in the discharge Of the business Of
bis Office that he has usurped the func.
lions and powers Of other departments Of
the city government; therefore,
Reaoired, That the said James W. Swee-
ney, now filling tina office OF City Sergeant,
be removed from his office.
Resolued, That the Committee on 0rdi.
nance be instructed to report by ordi.
nance or ordinances provisions prohibit
Ing the hiring out OF the services Of the
Sergeant or any Of his deputies as police
TO any individual or corporation, and re-
quiring the return TO the city OF any
money received by any officer Of the city
to pay subordinate oiicers or employees,
moi so expended.
Reolped, That the bill of Michael Ed.
wards Market Master. hereto attached,
TO - dollars, for summon.
4. /. II ,.t&n Ia &Lta
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Opinion on CUAHlE no.

One witness only, "AdoIPh Fritz, tesIl.
fies that he had made q demand ior one
fee amounting TO 50 cents on the public
streets. and having been refused payment
without reason, therefor, and with pro-
fane Language, had been deferred from
making another application for the pay
ment Of his lee. No other evidence mas
been offered showing detention OF lees
due witnesses. The committee are Of the
opinion that this charge Is not sustained.
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/ further charge and can prove that the
said ]. W. Sweeney has collected many
fines and costs from persons who paid out
OF the workhotse after his monthly settle.
ment was made, and has not accounted
for the same according to law.
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Your committee are Of the opinion that
the evidence ON this charge does not sas'
tain It. St Myers lin evidenced says hs
offered TO turn over money, but was told
once. The sum Of 81 so paid by Asmul
to the Sergeant from VIM. Goethe wa.
sent by Goetze to Sweeney, and he did no
know whAtit,was for.
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CHARGE no, 10.

further charge, and can prove that the
said James w. Sweeney Is immoral and
proiane in his speech and habits about the
City Building, and is utterly unfit TO be
retained there. .
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Che G.telEiasuter,
HeN Adrerttsements.

onee. so.. Is ana q rourteen.h stree.
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OPINION on cHARGE 10. 8.

This charge Is fully sustained, not only
by the testimony Of disinterested wit
nesses, butby the processes produced fo'
your committee and also by the admirers
OF the Sergeant and his deputy, Geo. Nc
Gully.
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amounting 10 81 Is, for administering
the oath % Witnesses, be paid.
Respectfully submitted,
Signed AK. Q. EoTF, Charm.
z. F. CRisWTLI,
]. A. JErFERsoS,
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The report Of the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades, in reference 70 the bids
for street cleaning for the ensuing year,
was referred 10 the same committee with
Instructions TO report to Council who are
the best bidders. Y
The Special Joint c Committee, appointed
by Council TO investigate the charges
against ]. w. Sweeney, made the follow
ing majority and minority reports:
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SKIN HUMOR

ctiyIogp 81. AID WOODWARD AVE, :
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F2EEFGT JEWS.

Reosut hc storms have DESTROYED mueh f.:
the corn crop IN Bohemia. M3ravia aud low
Austria.
The Greek pirates continue their raqagcs q
the coast Of Asia Minor, They havo sacs,I
the town Of Akell.
General Roua has been clecsod president q
tho Argentine Republic DR.. Tejsdos will can.
test tho election, aCd it is said sklrmishpg has
already begun.
The Portuguese Cor!cs has r,i,o;cd Ii,
Laurence Marquis treaty with Eoe,.and, ssn,i
May SOth, 1879. after having kept tho nogo.i.
liors waiting whole year fer ratification.
Nest of the London moTcirg journals c,5,
demo Mr.. O'Donncl fer Ii, attack on the new
French minister 10 England. Mr.. O'Donncu
will renew his questions in m2d,ficd form t.
morrow.
Chili's terms OF peaco offered to Bolivia AID
Peru require Bolivia to give up the territory Of
Atacama as far ns the Ina and resign sll de-
minion on the coast. Of Peru 5000 900 O0O is
demanded for toe privilege Of hasirg joinod
Bolivia 10 tho fight,
Osnan Pasha. Minister of War, r;c,mneod4
| compensation to Montenegro By an ineress, Ct
territories towards llciz:govioe; 10 ether words.
| at the txpc1sc OF the district occupied by hu..
ttla. Count Dubsky, Austro Hungarian An
bnssado: to Turkey, vigorously opposes ttr
proposition.
10 the confereace to b, held q: Berlin tcr,,2
| the French program, it is exp .ctej, will be CIR
| ricd out. Tho Porte has natif ID the pou,r:
| that the result OF the c,n!orcaoo will be O! ~
| weight, as Turkey is not represented. Tia
| members Of the conference, will dine with Prirca
BIS narck this evening and With the EmHerey
| William tomorrow.
Tho select committee OF tho lIauss Of Cam.
nous has practically decided asaas, r,quir:ns
| MIR. Charles Bredlaueh to taxa tho parliam2n,
tary oath, bu. the me- i,rlty Gre ia favor Ct hia
| being allowed to make affirmation. subcc, "a
| liability to such action for The rtc!vary OF ran-
allies fer Illegally voting acd sitting az ua? Ia
brought against hin in the c,u..s Of lag.
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EmpllatscalEy ssecilncs

NEW YORK. Juno l6-Tho Herald prints {! t
annexed letter from Ex-Governor Seymour Ia
j. T. Spriggs, delegate from tho Oneida t'ist,:s
10 the Cincinnati convention:
UTICA. Juno l5,h, lESo
Hon. j. Thomas Spriggs:
Dear Sir,-My nsme has boon spoken O.! i.
connection with the nomination to DO made u
Cincinnati next week, and as you Hro the dele
gate from the district in which live, ! ask yr,
in my behalf TO stato that sm no! caudd%l.
for any nomination to DO mado by that baiy
nor could accept such nomination if tho co.,.
vention should see lit to present my namo TO th,
public. Go not suppose thst there is the las
probability of su:h action or That my mama VII
be presented. But deem it proper to SEMI y.u
this ettor 20 be used if any question should cIm,
up about my position or purposes.
AM truly yours. etc.
EoEATIp SEYMOUR.
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Some Of the republican papers of the North
apparently gloat over tie slow progress the
South is making to retrieve her lost fGrluuo,
and affect to consider her failure to attract foreign
immigration rs tho legitimate ofTcos of actual
offonse. They know we'll enough that he reason
immigrants settle 10 The North or 20 West is
bocauso they dislike to como where tho rcsro
Is, but they don't thak it good pol;c7 to tell
their readers 80. To q poor man locking for a
homo in which to bliog up his ohid:cD the
attractions of q country in which there arc DO
negroes aro ininitelg greater than those CT oue
which halt the community il mado Up of
that reC,.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE lG, 1850.

Nothing ruZzes Southern readers OF North
era republican newspapers SO mu,h as the glor
log Inconsistency that chsracterz:s sln OFT every
issue Of those journals. Nothing is more com
mon ihan to read in those papers fieIc, denuh'
Citations Of the South for lis system Of whipping
posts and chain gangs. AID yet 10 day or two
thereafter, ipsigated thereto by some local
cause, to Eco them advocating the Introduction
OF the same system 10 their cwn communities.
There could be DO moro pronounced opponent
OF Southern brutality" and Southern bar
barity," as illustrated by the system Of punish
ment referred to, than the Philadelphia North
American has been, and yet that paper now
ssys that petty offenders should have some
allotted task, and should have personal punish.
ment Inflicted upon them for neglcc. or refusal
to work. As the negro exodus 10 the North
Continues the moro popular will tho punish
mens to which they arc accust omed become
thsre. Tie South has learned by long expert.
eloe tho best method of publishing negro Of
tcnders, and, it may be added, as white thief
is no better than black en-, The lash will he
found as tfftc'ivo in the one else Is 10 The
other.
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CoLoRED SOLDIERS AND THE FLAG.-A
Georgia company CT coioyei soldiers, who spent
a couple Of days hero en- rouio to Washington.
returned yesterday morning, we'll pleased With
their trip. While hero they bore aloft tho State
flag OF Georgia. and somo curiosity was felt os 10
how they would be received. marching under
such q standard, 10 that sometimes over-scnsi'
tive city. 1t will DO recolected what 40 intense
ly loyal hullabaoo was made when ono of tho
white companies of Norfolk carried the Virginia
flag into the District. The Georgia State flag
borGe By colored soldiers. o. "a evidence of dis
loyalty, was entirely Ignored. and the visiting
troops wero allowed to f1auut State sovereignty
10 the faces of tho people with impunity. 1t
is good thing to see that tho loyal iuhabi.
tants Of the District arc returning to their
senses.-Rtch, State.
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ADVICE TO AN AMATEUR AUTHOR. Ger
talnly. Montague, so will give you tho Inform.
ton you seek, and print portion of oao vtrs..
ofyour poem. The remainns eishty,tcurv crscs
arc uuavoidabIy suppressed to mako room for
liver pad cut.
Montague addresses himself to his ,,arli.g
and anticipating e iaminc Oh his sllary Of scyrn
dollars week, no tries 10 bolster Up tho pea
nut as an article Of Diet, and eivtth his girl ta!iy
WthGl. lie sass:
nat! ncVcr-otver est paaguls?
Why. Carli5g, What DO ycu mean?
Is It true that you hsvo never tasted
This cut Of ell cuts the quccc?
Bacsuso if really thought 50
At oaco my soul I'd sevci-'
VOL, Montague; 20 right eff suG sever. iha,
IS our advice at oGc,, and it is given in spiit
OF true humanity. As tG tho reason why cd
tors require that paper uust be wii,tcD on b!'
one side only, We thought every body kncw q.
1t had been 50 trequently published, AID rv.0
II 1t hadn'f, common s3Gso would sugGcst to jo~
that he wants tho other side to w:i;c u1 bin
self: 1t saves stationary bills. you know.
Why IL The nl!nc OF q Contributor dlm.n,i,l?
Well, you scc, Montague, the editor sWay.
Wants to know the who aud .q;.t.fc al tho sr,;y..
poet, Tor lHstinc7 who has sent in filty dill
poems under as many GcmS To p:umc, tied thea
OF last reveals his idauity, hui is u1a:is 80 e,n
caal his haudGtilsg. Thl u3c m.da Of fiji.
knowledge, Montague, Is ps1io. sioull s.cr.l.
Blt Tn hav, never Ho!ic2t, Montague, hay
many strange dlSAp9carsnc.s lherc are !scn
year 20 ytat? how maDy DeoIl, got lost SUI!
denly and mvstriioUSy aGd frl never heas,
OF again? jas! pu: thCs, things together,
Montague, and let ydur imagination get little
work 10, and v0u will pu, ytuG friends 10 IT,
necessity of advertising fer yOur whereabouts.
1t ls cot truo that editors throw naauscrin: il
the waste basket wi,hcu. reading it. No, tacy
arc always Oh the alert 10 discover somcthinr
original, when they will dress il Up and use
themselves Many a writer has boon mad.
Montague, by 90 editor detecting souo liil'
popularity, when the contribution Is enc ,u:agch
BY the publication of his article. La his va !
Was iuvoisod, when young and iuucc,ot, Ma
tague. and have nEvSr ceased 10 rcIGcmGaT
the editor for it. Ho moved away heEo:o T!
became of age. which have always regretted
because | wanted to cultivate him, my pian b.
ing to plant him deep. lio is ID the Wlst
now, 0 long way eff. but hide my Tina, Men
taguo, lido my time. Your violent end 81
any time presently will receive appropriate re
cognilion 10 this column. Monteeuc, and With
the fraternal suggestion thu you retro l,lioti:
and hang yourself, wo psss on TO tho next ho''
ror.-Doc Alqn,s
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The STORM IN KING GEORGE COUNTY
The storm of Saturday lss: was very severe in
ktrg George county. VIM. Scott. aged 81
years, aud Daniel Scott. aged Is years, bath
colored, were struck by the lightning and TO-
stantly killed.. They we're at work 10 the har-
vtss field on tho White Hall estate, and had
taken shelter 10 corn house, and were stand
lDg 10 the door at the time. w. A. D. siazo
and Gordon Shelton were 10 the coro house ard
were stunned. The shaft of one of tie ohm
neys of the RS denc, of Maj j. j. Mason was
blown off and another moved from its plsc,.
tho falling brick cutting the tin roof. Oh the
back OF the house. which was partly carried
away BY the wind; large grape bower was
blown to pieces, many trees were uprooted CT
broken down and the corn laid fiat and badly
cut by the hail. Two foe horses we're killed
near st. Paul's Church. the property of Wash
lpgton ChrlsmoDd. Several large trees we're
broken down in DR.. I. l.. Hunters yard, and
the trees 10 the court house yard we're badly
torn to pieces. Great damage was done to the
wheat crop.
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Denial.

NEW YORK, June lG.-A telegram from an
official source in Havana says: Neither the
Captain General nor the Commandant. General
of the naval squadron has any knowledge that
any American vessel or vessel of any other
foreign nation has bean detained or searched by
O Spanish man. Of. war, and deny there is any
such man. war Is the Nuncio."
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Now that Mir. Seymour, over his own ramc,
declares that he wil not accept the democratic
nomination for the presidency if rendered hiuu
VIC trust the Seymour boom will cease at once.
Those who would have supported him will be
equally as earnest in their support of Bsyard,
Eogish or any other hard money northern
democrat with eu unblemished private and pub.
lie character, ard such map. We have 70 doubt,
will be nominated at Cipcinnsti.
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or miecoaGuc in cllce. In all these respects
this bill makes q radical change between The
United Ststes officers ct national elections and
tho powers uniformly possessed and exercised by
State Officers at State elections. This Giscrimi.
nation against tho authority of the United States
is 8 departure from the usage of the government
established By precedence beginning with the
earliest statutes on the subject, and violates the
true prir cples OF tho cor stitutlonn
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Nominations.

BALTIMORE, Md, June l6.-The Congress.
elonsl conventions for the Sd and 4th districts of
Maryland, were held in this city to-day. In the
Sd district Fet:er s. Hoblitzel was nominated to
succsed Hon. VIM. Kimmell, and Hon. Rober.
NJ. AcLane was ranominated In the 4th district.
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MIR. Hayes. the man who holds bis cfico by
the champion fraud of the nineteenth century;
who entered upon his illegitimato term of Office
with the assertion that it was tho part of Con-
grcss to make laws, bis part to execute them;
whose whole term has been ono continuous
promis, to the ear Of the people only 10 be
broken to their hearts. and who has disregarded
both criminal and moral law by psyiog with tho
peoples Offices and money tho rascals by whose
villainy no was inauguratod, has such regard,
80 he says, for not only the letter. but the spirit
Of tho Constitution and laws, that he has again
vetoed the deputy marshals' bill. even though
that bill oncs receive tho approval Of 30 nro-
nouuoed republican as Mr.. Garfield. Bat
whit may not be expected Of a man who. hAv.
ing removed another from q minor Cfico be
cause Of his unftness, subsequently, congralu
latos him upon receiving the nomination for
Vice President?
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criminal, himself, was q dangerous oac, ma
that though he could rot see upon what rcs:Sr,
it was grounded, yet i. was law, and 10 scr,r-
dance Herewith no could cot c,mpcl the r..
nesscs to testify. Tho grand jury was 10 s;;e;,n
and summoned great mary WITNESSES,
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This country is evidently 10 a b,Niscrent
mood, and anxious for some one to tread on the
tail of its coat. 1t has just threatened tho
whole word with its vengeance if an attempt
be MADE to dig a canal through ths territory cf
tcrelgn government, even though that GOV
ornment liVe its c5nscnt 10 tho GOES rue ion
Of such canal; it threatens China with the
abrogstion Ct tho Birngamo treaty; bccats,
some Canadians drive eff party Ct American
fishermen Tor breaking their Itcil Sunday laws.
1t retali9tts by proposing to lay probibitcly
duty on Canadian fish and oil; becaus, Spapi. h
men of war, TO prevent tho landing of any moro
men sod arms from this country in Cuba, CIV r.
hau! suspicious locking American vessels on
the coast Of that island, it demands that Spain
shall make Immediate and ample apology; and
not satisfied with al! this 10 the short space Of
o month or two, General Fairohild must DOW
inform tho Sultan of Morocco that this Gov
eminent will have the Jews sud Christians in
his empire treated properly. or know the reason
why. America must be boiling for Il ht, and
wants the world 10 know that it challenges the
whclo human rsc,. Fortunately the world TO-
ga:ds it as epriogal and treats it accordingly