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TropbIe Over n Suicides Grave.

PARIS, Ky, April lO.--The body OF John
Cronin. who committed suicide, was re-
fused burial in consecratcd ground at the
Catholic cemetery at Mt. Sterling and he
was buried in this city in unconsccratcd
ground, Saturday night five men took up
the body and buried it in holy ground.
sunday night other parties took up the
BODY and placed it in the former grave.
Troi,hIp is feared.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Eg=th ~. Chalmers Father Tan
Prospect Pitkin's Chance

PrO~pCct- Pitkin's Chance
Speridl DsyDr,rh q ne. Register.
WASHINGTON, April l0-The report OF
tie Election Committce in the case OF
Lynch ". Chalmers will undoubtedly be
the cause o; a long AMI bitter fight. The
Democrats have charged from the beEin
Ming. tina; the committee was arranged ior
tine ayowed purpose Of unseating Demo
cratic members, and in this case it has re-
yersed the decision OF the State Co1r;S.
which decided that certain ballots Cast TOR
Lynch were Illegal, and reported in favor
of urSeating Chalmers. Lynch, who is a
muliatO is not popular with his own party,
it being charged that he sold out to Sher-
man at the Chicago Convention, aud went
back on the "old man" and consequently
the Stllwarts have no special love for him.
Judge Taft of Cincinnati, it is now said,
will get the English Mission, rice Lowell,
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LEWISTON, 1p&Ho, April lo.-There was a
triple murder, robbery and arson at Camas
Creek, Idaho, ON or about the second inst.
Three Cinnamon, engaged in mining re-
mote place on the creek were known to
have in their possession about seven hun
dred dollars in gold dust. On the fifth
the cabin was found burned, with the
charred remains of two Cinnamon. In
the claim was found the body of the third,
shot through the head his throat cut from
ear to ear. A young white man in the
neighborhood, named Galloway, exhibited
considerable Id, evidently such as taken
from the claim. and had upon him a pair
of boots belonging to one OF the murdered
men. He. has since been arrested.
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Schanner Wrecked.

CHICAGO, April l0.-It is reported that
the schooner Milwaukee, of Milwaukee,
has been wrecked on the breakwater of
Eighteenth street, and the body OF one OF
the crew found at the foot of Sixteenth
street. The Others were saved. 1t is also
reported that another vessel capsi@ed Off
Sixteenth street. No particulars.
A latter dispatch from Eighteenth street
saws: Four men were taken of lumber
schooner, the EXpanald. laden with ties,
owned on the east shore, this morning.
Shortly after the men were taken Off the
schooner upset and drifted southwark. A
tug was sent in pursuit, but there is little
hope Of catching her.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
New ros,onire EstnbIished-Person

Spccioy D,potrh 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April lO.-A postOtfce has
been established at HUFF, Wyoming county,
West Virginia, and James L. Brown, APP
been established at Phipps, Raleigh county,
and Daniel Phipp appointed postmaster.
The commission of Henry c. Shipley, re-
Gently appointed to be postmaster at Forks
Of Capon. W. Va, was forwarded, to-day.
Mr.. Charles T.. Wells, OF Glover'S Zap,
and a member OF the West Virginia Lcgis-
lature from Marion county, is in the city
on his way East on business trip. e.
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Ihose Kfolen RaaAs.

NV YoEE. April lo.-James fi.ke and
George VI. Irwin. arrested for Offering for
sale s.. Joseph, Missouri, city bonds. sup
rosed TO be stolen, were arraigneh today.
The affidavit Of the financial agent Tor tho
bonds in this city vas taken against the &C.
cused, and telegrams were produced stat.
ing that the Mayor. Treasurer and Marshal
Of 81. Joseph were coming here 70 identify
the bonds and beaHAnf1AeeI 4ss9e :. -
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The Dead COnErcssInnn.

PIrrsrIELD, Mass, April lO.--Ihe ROMANS
OF Hon. Thomas Allen arrived this morn.
ing. accompanied br the Congressional
Committee and Senator Dawes and WIS met
at the depot by number OF prominent cit
liens ana taken TO the late summer resi-
dcnce Of the deceased. Funeral tomorrow,
from the First Congregational Church.
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Enlrer fnr Gnrernnr.

WA>HINrroN, April lO.-Secretary Folger,
upon being spoken 10 regarding the report
that the Republicans will nominate him
FOR Governor of New York this year, re-
marked that he would answer the question
aS TO whether or not he would accept when
the nomination i formally rendered him,
but hc added that his preference would be
To remain in the Cabinet.
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CHANDlER'S CHANCES.
The Nomination Fayor.bIy Reported.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Senate
Naval Committee, to-day agreed unani-
mously. TO favorably report the nomina-
ton OF VIM. L Chandler to be Secretary OF
the Navy. There is scarcely any doubt but
that Chandler will be confirmed, tomorrow
or Wednesday. although it is thought sew
eral Democratic Senators will deliver
speeches in opposition to such action.
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WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL IL. 1882.

the roadis in. 1t was fast enough to sat.
isfy sd on board, and when the train ar
rived at yincennes the party fully relished
the dinner furnished by Mr.. Watson, OF
the Union Depot Hotel.
CHRrTkNooGA, Tenn, April 10-A con-
tract for grading the Louisville and Gin
cinnaH Southern railroad has been for
warded 10 Condor Bros, of Knoxville.
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TEXAS TOPICS.
,ui,ide-Bisamy-Prize Fight. &e.

.--tS April lD.-A stranger giving his
--as J. X. smith. ,UiCided to-day. A
m o, DO, hotel saws he informed sew
SIS: 1'rat thar for a few days he had
.as.cum Of domestic intehcIty. and
"a .e WIS dead. lie came 70 Dallas
Fog. Worth.
..'.l Garrett was convicted OF bisamy
n,,-.c, Court, and sentenced 10 one
-, HprisOumcut in the pcnItentiaCy.
lawar,cr. Of Kansas City. to-day,
s,si from Bachelor X Lilly. the
,raCer, WildmDOre, son of LOngfellow,
! eel.
e N.Nahon and John O'Brien have
......r, ut agreement 20 wre>tle Tor
lie. \ forfeit has been pul up.
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Death from TriChinOsis.

Pru>nELPHIl, April l0.-A terrible death
from trchiuosis occurred in Brldesburg,
this city, to-day. The victim was Mrs.
Lutz the wife of hotel keeper, who, with
ten other persons, partook OF diseased ham
a couple of weeks ago. The lives Of four
of her children and her husband are de-
SPARED of. and great excitement prevails in
the vicinity, as it is believed the diseased
meat was only apart OF that sold toperSons
npgr
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ree Planting knights Of Honor.

..vw e. o., April lo.-In accordance
.-. JOINT resolution of the General
E@u.y, Governor Foster. to-day, issued
'oc.amatiOn setting apart Apri, 27th as
~ planting forest trees in Ohio, by
1a.>ltes. in grove, about homes. lie
@.ents the formation OF Forestry So
IS IN towns and villages. and calls at
." 10 the National Forestry Congress
....aual. April 2'-h and recommends
Tie institutions and all agricultural
'10lauons appoint delegate, to make
congress success.
.r Grand Lodge of Ohio. Knights of
",. WI. convene here in the morning.
.'' one hundred delegates have arrived.
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LEAGUED LABOR.
Latest Reports of Its War Against
Capital.
Funny Freaks of the Great Storm-Railroad
RumbIings-Afa Fast Run-Destruc-
tive Eires-Sehooner Wrecked
Loss of Life.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Trade TROUBLES.
The Con, situation Unchanged.

PrrrsBrRGH April 10.-There is no change
in the coal miners strike, and as yet work
has not been resumed in any of the pits
concerned. A meeting of the Railroad
Exchange is called for tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. 1t is probable that at this
meeting the firms advocating cents lot
digging will make an effort to gain their
mint
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For His Missing Comrades.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-secretary Hunt
has receiveda dispatch from Engineer Mel.
Vile. dated Yakutsks. January 9th, as
follows: II have completed all necessary
arrangements for supplies and outfits for
six months and leave this place for BeIun
to-day. thence to the Lena delta. to con-
tinuc the search for our missing COM
ralas -
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Another killing.

GALVESTON, April l0.-The Meas Hunts
vile special says: 6. ". Gray shot and
fatally wounded Z. J. Jordan. at the sam
Houston Normal Institute. Both were pu-
pills. The trouble originated in sending a
comic valentine in February last.
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~. .,>, .,,. .Aa-,l lo-Jumbo had 20 b.,
~, 'Ae Madison SQUARE Garden.
IA, u. d, none % the gates were wide
-'.... H.N car. This mprnin-.
.."H .rDu ynr rlr and ieI
....r...f. "~sH.I said. u dly, il
... o.. I'D E.n how Jumbo could he
a.-r .." tunnels ON many rail-
...-. '.- .-"cH on a tOUr through
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ElnafnV Saloon.

RvERroN. Ky. April l0.-One night last
week masked men Knocked ont 4 side OF
whisky shop in Carter county and COM
pletely destroyed everything. Some OF the
best citizens of the place have been arrested
for participation. The two Johnson broth
ers owned the shop.
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River Failing.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1O.-For six hours
ending. to-day, at noon. the river here has
declined ten inches. Old steamboat men
say that by Saturday the. river Will be
within its banks all the way between Cairo.
Ill and Greenyille, Miss.
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BELLE. April lo.-B;smark. In reply "
concentrations On his birthday, eItended
by the Russian Ambassador writes: IL
makes me happy 10 Be able % in:usursts
new wear OF lie by the exDresston ssnti.
meni., personal and peiitlfsi, when VII
facilitable the work In which We both arc
engaged.
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Parnell RrleRSetl.

DENIM. April 10.-Mr. ParEcll was re-
lcased from prison this morning and is
now on his way 10 England.
The release oi rsrnell is on parole for
week, in order to enable him to visit sis
ter in Paris whose child has lust died
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Murdered.

MILWAUKEE, Men. April i0.-Both Mr.
and Mrs. Had Jones, living five miles west
oi Eauclaire, were shot last night by an
unknown man who fired through the bed
room windows.
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Dam Washed Ont.

JANEsvILLE, WIS, April l0:-The dam
across Rock river. here, was taken out b.
the water, Saturday night, which stops the
wheels of eleven mills and factories. The
dam is $50 feet long. 1t will cost from $40, =
600 TO SIS 900 TO replace il.
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Hig Robbery.

PrTsDURGH, April lO.-An Fast Liver
pool, Ohio, Chroairie special says: y. j..
Albert'S jewelry store was entered ov
thieves last night and the safe blown open
and robbed OF about -, 900 worth of jcwclry.
There is no clue to the robbers.
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l'" Storm at Cincinnati.

r..,,.' Apr. l0-A fall in tsmuara-
Sad 49,, :,-an yesterday afternoon.
,,r-. ''.,.I lH's morning, when q IN.
t f. .O'm, with northwest wind.
go ry.H -orr. Snow fell on the
r,.,' '..t,.'e,y and on the grass Of the
se,s-.aac depth Of an inch. and lay
l'-r,r -. .a' n, quickly melted in the
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More Immigrants.

BALTIMORE, April l0.-The steamer Ohio,
from Bremen. brought Isl emigrsnt for
NinDeSOta. Nebraska ard Kansas. They
leave for the West this afternoon.
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The First of tho Season.

ST. PAIL. MINI. April lO.-The irst
steamer arrival OF the season was the War
Eagle, Of the st. Louis and St. Paul line.
which reached here this afternoon. The
War Eagle left ST. Louis last Tuesday even
ing. and was detained while en- route by
heavy winds
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p,e,hgr says that he does not
q, retire from activepulpit work
A.. ,arhrs the age of 30, but that
.~lHke 10 preach until he was
~, - his father did before him.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Arrangement. A

OMAHA. April lO.-COmmencing, to-day,
passenger trains Oh the Kansas City. st.
Joe ana Council Bluffs railroad make their
terminus at Omaha instead OF Council
Bluffs, crossing the Missouri river at PlattS-
mouth. Trains run 10 accommodate Coun-
cil HiuffS
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The Trnnhle ai the laurence MlII.

LAWRENCE, MASS, April l0.-Twenty
strikers responded to the invitation OF the
mill owners to go to the mill this morning
to get employment until it could be ascer-
tained if wages are higher any other place.
They entered the mill, but soon left, say
ing that there was no work, and that the
announcement was only blind by the cor
poration TO avert criticism.
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Convention Pnsfnoned.

CLEVELAND, O., April 10.-General Man.
ager Z. Il. Cooper, of the New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio railroad, chairman of the
Railroad Time Table Convention, to have
been held in Cleveland next Wednesday,
announces the convention will be post
poned subject to call
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TelICr's Successor.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-Gepresentative
Beliord. Of Colorado, says neither he nor
Secretary Teller vet know who is to be ap-
r.ir.cd TCller.s Successor in the Senate.
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GENEVA. April lO-rwo pleasure boats
capsi2rd by Sudden squall, on Lake "e-
ncva. and five students were drowned.
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BUSINESS
Report OF the Leading Clearing Horses.

BosToY, Mass, April 10. - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at % leading clearing houses Of
the United States, q being for the week
ending April sth, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending April 9Th:
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A(.n1d wave.

yuss.. April 10. bitterly cold weather
and heavy frosts are nov prevailing. nd e
l. feared will greatly injure crops. NJ
fruit tees, vines and young wheat IN koa-
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THE NEWS.

ropi> grandjury recommends
N. heen limited to one in each
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T,,aIumberu,en,s Strike.

DETROIT, April 1O.-Dispatches from Mus
kegon to-day, show the situation still un-
changed. five hundred boom hands and two
thousand mill hands being still out on
strike for ten hours day, and the mills
are idle and the whole industry OF the town
,,oraliyal
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.4I,tive campaign argument is
ing on the Pacific coast in the
ia tract containing n picture of
80 l,per, and labeled lone of
u. Hasr's friends"
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smarked in Canada than one of
=. oadly applauded sentiments
~, press dinner, ut Ottawa, was
..a expression to by the PreSi-
.,.rauada should elect her own
-- General.
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The Wheeling and LnkesErIe.

Fremont, April 10.-Considcrable work
still remains to be done on the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad right OF way before
the grade is completed through the city's
corporation. SpileS have been sunk in the
stretch OF RawSOn'S marsh at the foot of the
hill on the north limit of the city. but the
CroSstieS TO mount this work have not vet
been put on, or the grade at the lower end
all thrown up. At places along the river
side the road will run below the natural
surface OF the ground. A. spring over
flows are frequent, this portion OF the road
will be under water at such times.
\ Fast Run.
CINCINNATI. April l0-A fair test of fast
running was given by General Peabody,
Superintendent Of the Ohio and Mississippi
road, on the special train run through to
Flora, Illinois. on Thursday, bearing Off
cials Of the road and representatives ot the
press, where they went 10 attend the meet.
ing for the reorganization of the road.
II was known all along the line that the
train WAS to 90 with almost lightning
speed, consequently there was much curl
oSity manifested by the residents of the
different towns 10 see the train pass. But
three stops were made between here and
Flora distance of $50 miles. The regular
running time of the fast express trains is
tlEll AuuES' NnlCu tllt speCiil HnIuc III UFe
hours: therefore it can be seen the time
was fast. The run from here 10 North Yer
non, where the first stop was made. aver
aged over firty-six miles an hour, while
the run from Seymour to Nincennes was
about fifty-three miles an hour, although a
portion OF the distance was run az the rate
of mile minute. The run from Yincea-
mes TO Flora, distance OF fifty-fve miles,
was made in one hour and eight minutes.
The last engine used was not as speedy
as the one used from here to Sey-
mour. or the one from Seymour to Vim
cennes The train consisted of an engine.
two officers cars and one passenger coach.
1t was one of the fastest runs ever made
on the road. The fact tha. it was made
only proves the excellent condition which
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STALWART SAUCE.
The Dish the President Serves the
haif-Breeds.
Shlpherd-A Peculiar Cass-Guiteau-Reed
to Make the Argument-COntested
tlections-Chandler's Chances
Betty and the Baby.
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL MATTERS,
STAlWART SAUCE,
Spectal Dispatch to the Register.

what the President Dishes Out to the
Massachusetts SenatOrs-COI. sellers
Shipherd.
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a picture of which he exhibited. ard it
REPRESENTED the windings the doubling up
and the devious and uncertain lines OF the
Seventh district. It's head YOU see. nr.
Sneaker, Is close to Brother
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II you have the least uneasiness IN yoas
stomach PEKrsA will Immediately corrses
the function.
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!. r.ar,r NJ the United States are
.,nt,kr IN, risk oftwo cent let
-,ay.. ami ii there should be 4
! ZEN. deficiency in the revenue
.ra-ortwo, they will foot the bill
NJ grumbliug. Bat the chances
.,ap revenue will be increased.
-.-r IF letters sent will soon be
4 and the extra cost Of the SER
g be- more than compensated by
aa>e in the amount Of stamps
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Voorhees, is greatly encour-
- rbs results Of the municipal
8. Indianapolis, and thinks the
al, can carry the State, next
.~;nO majority.
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,.r.ecution of the Jews in
I = Russia has commenced again,
,sr,rter!led by the Vindictive
r.. of fharbartsm.
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..,,vthe bill introduced by Mr..
This state, 10 repeal all laws
,..srsut indefinite appropriations
thy the Senate.
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~ life on The ocean wave,
l,ulp IN the rolling deem

a, an accompaniment to the sliding Sec
IaRing Int sverrv ... %, :,
riyaled the uproar created by the delivery
of Proctor Knott's famous speech upon the
city Of Duluth. Indeed, it was strong
medley between Lockc'S solemn and black
flag speech and the inimitable humor Of the
antique Judge" from Logan. The bill
comes up again today, with southeastern
Ohio solid agaips. it, NJ.
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r,..a; has a liberal Senate. 1t
.J To incorporate the Mexican
~ural Railroad Company, capi-
aAnU. and authorizes it to eS-
, -qlr,adS and steamboat lines
...-.:. ;ur world, except in Con-
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ruR PeoR m MEXICO.

No description can give an adequate
idea of the extreme poverty and scar
city of comforts among the mass Of
the Mexican people. Their houses
are built OF adobe (large mud bricks
dried in the sun and laid in O mud
mortar), covered with a thatched
roof. without floors er window-glass,
containing one, sometimes two rooms,
and generally devoid eff furniture.
The cooking Is usually done ontside,
under e small thatched awning.
Cooking stoves are unkRown save
among few Of the wealthler class and
some foreigners. Earthenware cook.
ing utensils are exclusively used, and
are of the most primitive kind.
Meals are served on o mat made of
grasses spread upsn the floor all the
family squat around ID aud help them.
selves. No chairs, no tables, no
knives and forks. A dish of beans
possibly soma dried beef, and the
ever present tortillas, constitutes the
repast. This latter article Is made
from corn meal ground between two
stones, and Is prepared fresh for every
meal. It Is then made into stiff
dough, from which round fiat cakes
are worked out by the hand to about
the size of an ordinary cake of pilot
bread. This is then baked on an
earthenware griddle (; the cake Is thin
and bakes quickly. This latter with
beans constitutes the principal diet
Of the poor. Butter is unknown, and
few ever get coffe. Goats milk Is
used instead Of that from the cow,
from preference, 81 there are plenty
ef cows IN the country, but they are
esteemed only for breeding. The
poor wear cotton clothing altogether,
aud III Is Geld a blanket or a shawl
half wool and half cotton-is thsowl
over the shoulders. The drink is
mescal. This is a liquor distilled
frem the maguey plant, and taste:
very much like Scotch whiskey. II
is the national driak Of the country.
The rich indulge in champagne, In
fact, all kinds Of wine and brandy.
American bottled beer Is making
rapid strides to first place as 9
beverage among tide Mexican people.
Chicago AID st. Louis have theil
drummers all through the country,
and American beer can be had il
almost any town in the states ol
Northern and Western Mexico
Cor. Pal. Times.