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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29

derecho exclusive que nos ssiste 4 cresr
una nueva Espaiia en- el imperio de Ma
rruecos, y 4 que por 10 tanto las cues
tiones susoitadas en- Africa no SO resuel-
van sin haber dido vuestro voto sin
haber consultado nuestros intereses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29
VoluntariOs de Caguas.

Aunque tarde, publicamos con gusto
la siguiente caita que hemos recibido,
y fel!citamos a los voluntarics por la
snimacion que han sabido comunicar
alli Ia institution.
Caguss, 8 de JUNO de 1881.
Sr. Director del BoLETfN.
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29

H9mos recibido de Utuado ell siguien-
te afectuoso despacho que Sc deposit6
en- aquella nueva estacioa q las 4 38
de la tarde del 26 y fd6 recibido en- esta
capita! d las 10 y 55.
"Perez Morris.
Iuaugurada hoy la estacion telegra-
flea de este pueblo, los amigos y corre-
ligionarios de aqui aprovechsn este me.
dio para enviar a '. So cordial saludo.
Tomas Jordan"
Agra1ecemos el recuerdo del senior
Jordan y demas amigos y correligiona.
rios de Utuado, y les feIicitamos por es.
ia nueva mejora que pone adicha impor-
tante Jurisdiction en- contacto con las
demas de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29
LA DEFENSA.

He aqui ell bien escrito artfculo
en- que ell senor Bonafoux nos de6en-
de de los ataques de E Liberal en-
las columns de E lNuado Modsrno !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29


que ell pseudo-republicano Cort6n.
denigrador de la idea de la patria. :"
iQue delito ha cometido ell senior
Bonafoux para que tanto Sc lie odie
no obstante sus ideas liberales ? Sc
pretexta que cometio ell crimen de
criticar algunas costumbres popula-
res de Puerto = Rico pero no Sc
le detestara porque Ia hablado con
encomio de Espana en- America, por-
que ha escrito energicsmente contra
ell separatismo y en- favor del parti-
do incondiclonalmente espanol de
esta isla, y porque ha ersalzado Ell
regimen colonial en- Venezuela, po-
niendo de relieve las tiranfas que
ALI Sc han realizado bajo ell regimen
de la democracia independence y
las bienandanzas de aquel pals bajo
la bandera espanola
lQue delito perpetr6 ell senior Cor
ton? Dicen sus detractores que ell
de haber escrito que hqbta tenido la
desgracia de 1aacer en- Puerto Rico.
No hemos visto este sino un bello
periodic en- sentido opuesto estampa-
do en- su folleto 1ltimo, sobre ell cos
mopolitismo, elogiado por ell mismo
que lie juzga indigno de representa-
la prensa puertoriqueld en- ell Cen
tenario. En- efecto, ell se7or Cor
ton dijo en- su discurso sobra la pa
triG q el cosnaopoltisnao :
Yo nacf, como en- nido de amores,
en- lejana ciudad, arrullsda en- su ino-
cente sueno por ell aleteo de las tenn
plsdas brisss del tr6pico, besada en- su
pie por las cerdleas ondas del mar de
las Antillas, = en- mi ostracismo volun-
tario recaerdo con amor q tristeza aquella
terra prometida en- mas Tecaerdos, aquel
8S6n perdido -en mis- esperanzas pero
ell amor profundo que mi ciudad natal
profeso, no me hord Q'vitlar ugsnca 10 que
debo d mi provincs.. - suelo astsnI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-29

pO AOb hCOubooiui0utOn IQturOS In
justification de mas graves resolucio-
mes.
Por el contrario, el senior Salmer6u
sus amigos muestraE la mayor repuc-
nsncia hacia toda alianza con CASTELAR,
y los republicanos moderadcs ' decla.
ran so preferencia por los fsderalissas
7 aun por los socialistas. Ell senior Rnix
zorril a guard6 silencio hasta hoy ' ha
intervenido por fu en- ell debate para
declarar que cree mas acceptable Ia
alianza con los elementos avanzados.
aunque ninguna de las fracciones dahe.
ria ser rechaaads. Tsrmin6 declarando
que estaba dispuesto q deiar al sefior
Martos Ia direcei6n de las elecciones.
Londres, IA dc JUNO. Las eleccionas
de diputados Cortes han sido fiiadaa
para el Il do agosto y las de senadores
para el 4 de setiempre. Las Cortes A
reuniran el 20 de setiempre.
L6ndres. IA dc JUNO. Ell yapor COS.
tero espanol Allcdntc se ha perdido nor
complete ceroa de Gibara. ga saiva.
ron cuantos iban bordo, incluso ii ha.
TALON de cazadores do Bags.
Habaaa, l5 de Junio. Ell snh. lirac.
tor de Hacienda, Don Carlos Raiae. ha
sido nombrado Director General.
81 seiior Baranger, comandante gene.
raj de Marina. que tuvo parte tan i'm.
poItante en- la Investigation de los "a.
cisntes fraades, 30 embaro6 para Espa.
ma.
II iurado de 10 Expoaicidn ds Ma.
tansas ha concvdido msdallas de oro (
tsbrlcss do chocolate de Ii Hahaas 7
as NtliVo,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1881

LONDON, Dec. 3, 1881.
Batavia is officially declared to be
free from cholera.
The telegraph line from Teintsin to
Shanghai has been completed.
The cholera at Mecca aud Jeddah
has practically been eradicated.
The loss by the Hre at Templeback,
Bristol, on Wednesday night, is esti-
mated at fl5, 900.
African bank shares were weak yes
terday on account Of reported heavy
failures at the Cape.
The ex Empress Eugene is confined
to her house in London in conse-
quence Of indisposition oecasioned by
fall.
The military estimates have been
voted in the Italian Chamber of Dep
uties by 1856 III tho Affirmative against
IL in the negative.
Tho Standards Berlin despatch
says "A sculptor here has received
an order from Philadelphia for al
equestrian statue of Washington To
be erected in Philadelphia to cost
f2, 700."
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
FIFTH EDITION.
Drawing 10 an End.

In Court, this morning, after the
evidence for the defense was all iu,
Deputy Attorney General Cooper
made the opening argument for the
prosecution. He reviewed the eyis
dence to show the conclusive nature of
the States case, and earnestly urged
the Jury TO vindicate the laws OF the
state and tho outraged character OF
poor Mrs. Gosser, by returning a YER
dict of guilty. He spoke until 12:45
o'clock, when the Court took a recess
until quarter Of three o'clock.
Just before recess, Mrs. Gosser was
brought in.o Court, to give Nr. Hig-
gins aud the jury an idea Of her
heigh bit, compared with Meals. Both
stood uudsr the witness box and It was
found that Neal, although a small
man, was about four inches taller than
Mrs, Gosser.
Mr.. Higgins will argue for the des
fense this afternoon, and Mr.. Gray
will close for the State. II is possible
they will conclude In time to allow the
case to 60 to the jury.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
GENERAL NEWS.

David Laavitt, of Agawam, Massa.
chusetts, was found dead IN q Carriage.
yesterday morning. with bullet-hole In
IN the back Of his head. 1t IL believed
he was murdered by robber.
A number of railroad laborers got
drunk in Kane, Penna., on Thursday
evening and INDUCED in a riot, IN which
one OF them was killed and three other.
fatally wounded.
The Irish National Convention at
Chicago yesterday adopted o platform
aud resolutions reciting the grievances
OF the Irish people and declaring n
determination to support the Land
League.
The new White Star steamer Coptic.
which arrived at New York yesterday
from Liverpool, lost two men overheard
10 hurricane on the 23d ult. All
the vessels arriving at Atlantic ports
from Europe repoft ferfful gales on The
ocean, -.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Police Cases,

Last night Henry Mcdaniel,
charged with keeping a disorderly
house at No. 209 w. Fifth street,
was fined $40 and costs. Lotiie
Mcdaniel, Jane Mcdaniel and Ella
Masten, occupants of the house,
were fined 81 and costs each for dls-
orderly conduct.
This morning there was but one
case, that of an unfortunate Cecil
county farmer, who came to town
and got beastly drunk. Onicer
Hardy found him down at Water
and Orange streets crawling on his
hands and knees. lie was fined SO
cents ana costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
ELEVENTH STREET BRIDGE.
The Iron Work Arrtving-An An
noying Accident.


Last evening the first barge load Of
iron for the new Eleventh street bridge
arrived from Edgmoor, aud preparations
were at once made for putting up the
western span.
With this view, lot OF timber was
placed upon tie temporary frame work
between the two piers on the wes, SIDE,
and lot Of iron placed thereon Ia order
TO commence the work Of raising the
upon IN the morning. The flooring, how
ever, proved TO be too weak, and when
the men went TO work, shortly after
seven o'clock this morning, II gave way
precipltatiDg Them into the water With a
mass or iroE and broken tImbers.
Six meR went down In lbe'wreck, bnt
only one of them, Henry Hinson, who
lives in Philadelphia, sustained any in.
jury. He had his right foot and ankle
badly bruised but was able to walk TO
his boarding house. All however, re
eeived good ducking, the tide being
high.
The worst effect of the accident is
the delay II occasions. 1t was ex-
pecled that the work of putting up the
span would be started to day, but now
1t will take all CT tomorrow to fish the
iron out OF the wa. On Monday
morning work will be commenced up.
on the span and will be continued
without interruption until 1t is COM
pleted.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
GENERAL NEWS.

William II. English has placed q
statute of his late wife In his Indian
apolis opera house, with those of
Terpsichore, CalliOpe and others Of
the Graces and MUSES..
The finances of Kentucky are not
in a bad state. She has of outstand-
ing bonds $1s0,394, and resources
$70S, 1927.
The salary list of the employees Of
New York city amounts to the nice
little sum Of 80, 0,00o, 900.
The Supreme Court of Indiana, in
interpreting the Sunday law, has been
that an innkeeper may not legally sell
a cigar to guest on Sunday, for the
reason that cigar is not a necessity to
the most inveterate smoker.
A side light is thrown on lip in
Florida by the Mariana Courier which
announces that one of the most at
tractivs features of the fair now being
held at that place will be fight be-.
tween two alligators, one len feet and
the other eight feet long.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Current Notes.

The rule of our time is, "houses
keeping made easy"
The demand for ready made gar
ments increases with every season.
The great scarcity of cabbages
makes it possible to detect a slight
favor of tobacco in Connecticut cl-
gars.
Certain Boston people are preud
OF a school girl who walks home, a
distance OF two miles, in thirty min
utes.
The destruction Of woods in Mexi-
co for mining purposes has been ex>
tensive. Coal will be required for
future operations.
The man who can see sermons IN
running brooks is most art to go
and look for them on Sundays when
trout are biting.
There was nothing in the de"
meanor of Miss Musgrove a bride at
Lebanon, Ohio, to indicate that she
was not overjoyed at getting Frazer
for husband, yet within a week
she eloped with Thompson.
Cleveland, Detriot. and Pittsburg :,
in days gone by were considered
among the worst cities for theatri-
cal companies to visit. OF late pub.
lie taste for theatrical affairs has
changed in those localities.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
SECRETARY LINCoLs,s REPORT,
Approving the RecOsnmeu aast,..
OF His kubor. mates.


WASHINGTON, December o
Secretary Of War Lincoln TO day
submitted his annual report. 1t is
chiefly devoted 10 tho consideration
and approval Of the important rec.
concentrations contained in the ana
ual reports oil his subordinates, He
indorses General Sherman's supprs
tion that the army be Increased to
10000 men and General Wright's 8
advice to put our coasts In an
efficient condition Of defense. He
calls the attention of Congress to
the need of legislation TO prevent
intrusion upon Indian lands.
especially from Kansas into Inc
Indian Territory. The Secretary
disapproves raising tee standard OF
admission to the Military Academy
but approves extending the course
so as cover five years.
The actual expenditures under the
War Department for the fiscal year
were 81, ,l22, pol. The appropria-
tion ior 1882 were 44,SS9, ,725
and the estimates for 1883 call fol
S44 ,54l ,2s6.The estimates presented
TO the Secretary Tor revision includet
for armament OF fortiacations S72O,
900; Notifications aud other work.
OF defense, 1885, 800; improvin.
rivers and harbors, S2G, ,l0l 300
improving Mississippi river b,
commission "a 1923 900; publ,
buildings and grounds in and nea
Washington, $4,000; surveys o
laf ss, s2O 900; total, sS9, ,099, 500.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Taking Sounding for the Ii. d o. =
Bridge over the susqushanna.
Havre- e-de-Grace Republican.

Havre-de-Grace Republican.
The Baltimore and Ohio engineers,
who have steam tug employed in their
service, are still daily taking soandlngs
In the ousqnehanna river at this point.
The water at the foot Of the mountain
Is forty four feet deep. Between Wat
sons island and the shsrs on the Perry
Vile side they drove their boring
machine down 800 feet before striking
rock. A peculiar substance was brought
up by the machine that emitted gas
which burned like tar as soon as a match
was applied to ii.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
SPECIAL MOTIVE

james Crippcn will be ct,an5 foan5
at store, No. 3 East 'gSvD' Tsas
street, selling the finest leas' a.
Coffees, and Pure Spices at 'n'
most reasonable prices. ..,n.
We cali your especial "a 1',sI 'nd
ton to our new invoice oV '.sals sls
SOc. vS Teas, which We can sale.y Ga,ey
inyI in this isl city for the money, y..;a,sl ana
persons laying in Their 'Sn"Id T,n'ti
Supply of these goods ,noa,S a",;ne
oipPI1 SiYa rs a call before purchasing
elsewhere. nj. 6vep,
We eI,Ip,t ALSO call your attention Ito to
to mS our n'2 20 and 22c. Coffee, CGt.,, Gns. az.
our ~ famous 25c. Breahja'' LINK Ink
Sse, Su, lallGt on either Of which we 'Ilnt 1oa.t
that we can save you AZ are
Sc. per pound 0Ver what you -
paying elsewhere; c; -. =. low a,
We have also Teas as as G"ftee, lGs
4 pounds for sl;o6o,, Q, and o0n'''
~ Our Specs are str'f'Iyd &c aydPcier, Pd'p,
we call the attention ., rhicb We
to our pure PEPPER y wllpn wvanresent.
S1sais VIZ also 'e, give handsome ens.ps' Rse''D''
with our Teas and eOn''s'
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
A Good Investment,

Two years since Joseph Bird, of
Northumberland, Pa, concluded to
invest 100000 in the bituminous
coal lands Of Cleariield and West
moreland counties. 1t was thought
for SON" time to be poor invest
ment, but recently the properties
wee sold to syndlcates, and Mr..
Bird is Just 100000 better off by
the investment.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
philadelphia Robbed by Radical
Tax Collectors.

PHILADELPHIA, December lin n
report made TO day 10 the City Council
by John Hunter, Receiver OF Taxes, ii is
said that although the examination OF
the books OF his department is not much
more than begun, and although that ex
animation has been retarded by the act
ing collector of delinquent taxes, vii.
liam j. Donohugh, enough has been de.
yeloped TO show that the city has been
largely deirauded. The frauds, as far
as discovered, are divided as follows
First, The remission OF penalties in
violation OF the ordinances Of the clty:
second, the presentation Of bills 10 tax
payers for an amount In excess OF the
actual assessment--an example Is given
where the assessment valuation OF the
property was $1,000 aud the taxes due
$4,000 AMI the raised valuation was
$4,000 and the amount of taxes collec.
ted $3.50; third, the presentation OF and
collection OF taxes OF property actually
exempt fourth, fraud by raising the al.
lowance OF the Board of Revision as fol.
lows: In the year 1874 III the Eighth
Ward the Board Of Revision allowed
In the aggregate on assessments oveI
$4,000. This allowance was raised 10
over 100000. The taxpayers credited
with the proper allowances, but the false
allowances were deducted from the re
turns made 10 the city treasurer. In
the same year the balances were forced
and communication from Comptroller
Pattlson on this class Of fraud Is appen
ded. F'th, the retention OF money,
lrorn the ciiy treasury ioT months anC
years after their payment; sixth, the col
lection OF large amounts OF tax on per
sonal property paid by the owners, bu
never paid into the city treasury.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Kansas Bank Trouble. subsiding

CALDWELL, Kan, Dec. 2.-The excite
ment regarding the bank failure has sub
sided. Danford's wife arrived to day,
and is now with him. Smith was sent
to Empora this afternoon, under guard,
to interview Hood, with view Of de-
vising some way to settle with the
creditors here. Present indications are
that matters will be satisfactorily ar
ranged in few days. A committee of
creditors is expected this afternoon, to
take charge of all negotlatistions tor a
settlement, and the other creditors have
gone about their business satisfied that
everything will be managed in their
interests.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
A Warming.

Johanna Voos has recovered In one
OF the New York courts sl2 900 dana.
Res from the Second Avenue Railway
Company from having an ankle sprain.
ed and some ribs broken by the sudden
starting of car while she was aligbt.
ing from it. There is a warning in IbIs
verdict worthy the serious CONSIDERATION
OF the managers Of strest-cac lines out.
side Of New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03

One of the most fourishing indus
tries of Pittsfeld, Mass, is the MAUI
tacture of clocks. About year ago
the Terry Brothers removed thither
from Waterbury, Conn.,, and began
business under the firm name of the
Terry Clock Company. The firm now
employ seventy-1ve operative, and are
manufacturing 300 clocks daily. Con-
templated engagements will increase
the output to 400 per day.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
suceessfnI Enternrise.

The Frankiord plaque factory began
upon small scale ony few years ago,
but is now one of the largest Industries
down the Slate. 1t labored many years
under financial difficulty, but is now
relieved Of all these membranes and
Ia IN fair way TO greatly extend its
business. lts property IN Frankford Is
insured for about si5, ,0O0.-Sussex Jour :
nal
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
M,Qu'lt,dtisu,

Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side.
There Is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured by use Of Perry DAVIS
Pain Killer.
This remedy Is not a cheap Benrinc
or Petroleum product that must be kcIs
awny from IRE or heat 10 avoid danger
of explosion. nor Is Il an untried experi-
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts Of the world Is, II never
falls. 1t not only effects permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being a purely vegetable remedy, 1t Is safe
In the hands Of the most Inexperienced
The record Of cures by the use Of PAIN
KILLER would I'LL volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar cady, owatonna, MINI, says:
TO severe suffering FROM rheumatisn. our
resort vas 70 the PAIN KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from they t,lors'
Home, London:
Ihad been afflicted three years win nsrralpda
and violent spaems of the stomach. The J,tors
at Westlninrtcr Hospital gnyc up my case In
despair tried your PAIN ku.i.sil, anil = gave
INC Immediate relief. | have raraiI.sd my
strength, and am now able " follo1 lI.S usual
Occupation.
@. II. Walworth, Saco, Me-, writes:
Ierlerienced Immediate Ielcf from pain In
- the side by the use oi your PAIN kii.lEh
e. York says:
have used your PAIN KniER for f1enuatlEin.
and have received great benefit
Barton Seaman says:
Haye used PAM KILLER for thirty ye9rR.
and have found II a nsrs5 Jdidhg remedy for
rhsunIatisIn and lainenesA
MI, Burditt writes:
tnersr Iais TO give relief IN of rheumatism.
Phil. Gilbert. Somerset, Pa, writes:
Prom actual Use, I know your IAiN kILLER
Is the best medicine ean get
All druggists heep PArs KILLER It's price
Is 30 low that it Is within the reach of all.
and 1t Will save many times its cost in doctors
bills 26c., 800. and sI.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS L. SON, Prophetcrs,
Providence, r. !.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
President TyIer's Grave.

Stimulated By an offer of 81 900 10
wards the project from wealthy
Northern visitor, Capt. John s. Wise,
OF Richmond, Va, has undertaken to
raise a fund for the erection of a
monument over The grave of President
Tyler, which is now unmarked.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
A World of Good.

One OF the most popular medicines
now before the American public is Hop
Bitters. You see 1t everywhere. People
take II with good effect. 1t builds them
up. 1t Is not as pleasant to the taste as
some other Bitters, as 1t is not a whisky
drink. ltis more like the old-fashioned
boneset tea, that has done o world of
good. If you don't feel just right, try
Hop Bltters.-EuHdd Netgs.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
cities where smaII 20. Prevails.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-According to
reports received by the National Board
OF Health, small pox prevails al Pitts
burg, Richmond, Philadelphia, Brooklyn
and Chicago. Twenty eight deaths
from the disease are reported TO have
occurred in the latter city during the
last week In November.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
=" Alien Prevented rr.,,
AZ New yo. hahdl

, NEw YoRK, Dec. ''. . n,
in, iuc Ie,%aln %enin arrived here 'tS nj. steam
i9g pSnS having :, on board Carl 'lIs R.IO NOR
iIui,ss inIunssl' s who was shipped dpeajan !,
tha Hn'tsa costa states by the autbo,,,1o ru 70
eas,sns .as commune of Botheriuupoe,nl ruo,l''ss 9
oiilcer to the vessel to v.ssOn ssras sent I
.i .no captain, which stated papen
you'd nua,, be refused permission ,aat ~ !,
punkel 10 land, and in ''Oa Oa.u 70 allo
na9'n ,a9d him clearance papers '1se Sen1: ,: Y !
refused fe the vessel, Duukel wv. wOuid "
lore not allowed to land "as ,her
given in charge Of the can,,;a aud v
vessel. The collector stated I l. oi Y Y
unuer an act passed March . ~ ss, ~.
which provides against the ,sna,uss !, ~
any aliens guilty of oiTenssa ,s,uins Is
than political ones. ''' OH
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Cost OF the Neal Trial.

Clerk Cochran's Deputies and Cou n .
ty Treasurer Herbert were kept busy,
this morning, paying the witnesses in
the Neal case. Most OF the witnesses
came from the lower part of the coun-
ty, and therefore their fees for Mileage
made the figures count considerably.
The Witnesses received from $50 to
900 each. County Treasurer Herbert
says that 100000 will not pay the
entire cost of Meals yo trials,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
why Wear Plasters :

They may relieve, but they can't cure
that lame back, for the kidneys are the
trouble and you want remedy TO act
directly on their secretions, TO purify
aad restore their healthy condition.
kidnsy-Wort has that specific action
and at the same time 1t Ieglates the bo W.
els perfectly. Dent walt 10 get sick, but
get package to-day and cure yourself.
Liquid and drv sold by all druggists
GeTmantotca Telegraph.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
Personal.

Evan Q. Stotsenburg and family have
removed to Washington, ID. q.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03

|. The shipments OF Gram from ,bs =,
OF New York for the eleven mop,I
ended November 80 aggregated 689sd
0l9 bushels, against l02 ,jz3, ,l29 bn,hs
for the same months In 1850, belno
decrease OF 36,2S9,ll0 bushel. for h
eleven months. The shipments for
month Of November were j2Gs}
bushels, against 7,lO3,546 bushs. !
November OF last year.
SENATOR LAMAR, OF Mlsssslpnl
quoted by the Vicksburg Hereld 9y
pressing the opinion that e1.sepyS
Roscoe Conkling does not need 10 ID
official placa to WELD vast Influence }
the United States: that"he toyes All
a vast majority OF offioeholdets,p n
that "a vast number of the Auenc1
people have confidence in Bis sblN,1
his craftsmanship and his inCOrrupdb]
ity."
GEN. V. d. GROSER, OF Norfolk, 1t
announced, aspires TO the United Stat,
Senatorship from Virginia, and Is
Richmond with view OF pushing
claims, backed by Collector Brady,
Petersburg. Gen. Grouet was au sp
rant for the Readj djaster nomination 4
Governor.
CoTToN-RAIsING IN EAST TEsSlaE
Polk county, In East Tennessee, b
some $500 or 0o0 acres In cotton, 81
viii make from 1900 to 1000 bales
cotton. McMinu and Bradley counl
will also make several hundred bal,
this season. One gin AZ Cleveland hl
already put up about 200 bales.