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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02

OUR PREMIUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
notes we find a postal received some
weeks ago from Acknowledgement J John
stone Jones. of Asheville. returning
thanks for the New Home Sewing Ma
chine, which he had the good luck to
draw, as one of the Farmer and Nechaq-
&c Premiums. 1T arrived promptly
Gen Jones WITHSTAND my vie is
delighted with it. Count us life-sub-
subscribers to the f. & NJ"
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GOOD CORN BREAD,

We are making the best corn meal
now ever offered IN the county. The
corn is cleaned, then crushed by Rol-
lers, then ground and bolted. 1t re-
mains cool all the while. and is as
much superior to other meal as patent
flour is to ordinary -four. 1t is worth
more, but sells as cheap as any other.
JONES 81 POWELL, Raleigh, n. c.
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Rev. w. II. Cali ha. the parole given
him at Appomattox Court House, on
the occasion Of Gen. Lees surrender
1t l. signed by by j. Holt. First Lieut.
commanding G n. w. 2. Roberts Rri-
gade. Holt was a L~lentenant in the
10th battalion y. e. Cavalry. and the
TACT that he was III command Of the bn
gade at the surrender. show t a there
must havr been terrible havoc among the
general I'll ers. Newberu .JourHaL.
Capt. f j. Ho'f. a recent member Of
Legislature from Johnston, gave US an
interesting account Of the Last
Charge Of the war; aud promised to
write it out for The T. & VI. Gen. Rob
erts va present at ;he Surrender.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02
Noon Nj id . of Creen Cheese

That's one Of II things we know
very lite about S,a's lbout the man
IN the moon; we know la.dly ANYTHING
Of him. But We do know, that if the
man IN the moon, or any other man. par
taxes to freely OF green cheese or any
ether indigestible article Of diet, be will
have dyspeIs ia and bowel troubles
And We know that the way to get rid of
such Is to take PERRY DAvIs's PAIN
KILLER
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02
EliZalefh City Ecnnnmt

Elizabeth City EcoHoAaist: A great
mayy muskrats nave recently been seen
oIkths sea shore Of tLe 6. Life Saving
1vice. \ few days ago Mr.. ID. Eth
&age and +. T. Owens while on their
Patrol from Life Saving Station No. 10.
were attacked by them and after a de-
perate night Owens was compelled to
retreat alter receiving a slight wound on
the leg. Etheridge killed several of them
and severl have been killed by other
patrolmen but they always show fight.
Why they leave their fresh water home
- mystery. They a tackled t. NJ.
Sno" On horseback. The horse became
frightened and threw snow and there
was a desperate fight.
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became Sound and Well,

r. V. Pierce. NJ D.: Dear Sir-My
wife. who has been i'll for over two years
and had tried many other medicines, be
came sound and well by using your
''Fsvorite Prescription My niece was
also cured b. Its use, after several ply.
sicians had failed to do her any good.
Yours tuly,
THOMAS j. METHvIN,
Hatcher Station, Ga.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02

The meeting OF the Board of Medi-
cal Examiners will be held May 14tlI.
instead of May Goth.
There is good authority for ay,np
that there Is no intention of appointing
a Vicar Apostoli. for North Caro-
lima to succeed b sh Up Nol throp. For
the present, at least, Bishop Northrop
will continue to have charge Of the eccle-
siastical affairs of North Carolina. in
addition to those of his own diocese.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02
Kisses Not Of a Kind.

You will find, my dear boy, that the
d"arly-prized kiss,
W Inch With rapture you snatched from
the halt willing miss,
l. -weeter by far than the legalized kisses
You give the same girl when you've
made her a Mrs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-02
NO TROUBLE TO SWALLOW

DR.. Pierce's pellets" 1.-THE original
'little liver lills') and no pain or grip
ing. Cure sick or bilious headache, sour
stomach. and cleanse the system and
bowels. 25 cents a vial.
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T.J.& D. HORNE2
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, hk9 ClI
MERcIkL SCHOOL,
HENDERSON, VANCE 10 = {

The Spring Session opens the 2aI s.
day in January next. The teaca.r-
tried and cxr erienced the tcfm- ro
able and the accommodations an
class; the discipline is good anil
Course Of study thorough.
For circular giving particular add
the priIcipaiG.
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PULASKI COWPER.
Raleigh, n. c., April 9th. 1883.
EXTRACTS FROM GEN. GRIMES
SKETCHES.

SKETCHES.
Il returned from Europe ia the mid
die of the great political excitement over
the election OF Lincoln, and about the
time of the secession of South Carolina
from the Union; and became deeply in
terestcd IN the action of he south.
Upon the bombardment of Sun,rter by
Beauregard, | hal rom down t',ere + !
the purpose of witnessing I'll, h-A., la;
was too late TO see the capitulation.
II hence L went to Montgomery, the
st al OF government, and from the re to
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Fay IIY MICH Ech. .

FAl lIY Mon Feb. 3, lsSG.
lthlrk 1t my duty Ia send loa a rec
ommeid for the benefit of any person
wishing to know whcrner Hon Ditters
are good or not ! know hey are good
tor general debi ity and indigestion
strengthen the nervous system and make
new HE | recommend my patients to
use them. DR.. A. PRATT.
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OPIUM
TORS
j. II. lloR>ER. &c U...
} VI lioENln.
Win such assistant lu=..lnr.-
~exIgtncicS Of The school u.4t. .....

Tire chief work If tAs -.taa. DO ...
ttor Iri8ripa and hlR two ~.tlt-. ..a ..
taut work sv gwen L. assistant H.t... ..
selected with special rel renee ......
fitness Tor the dtttiyr asst H,d ta.r.. ....
Der OF students VII not be u.H....
capacity ct the PriIsipa!e TO taAr r-
81 AL the classes la the lcAiine ........
and to supervise ali the wura af .., .....
The school ha- hrvu mud q ltz ..s.
ment for more thtn thirty Yeas,
sense, It IL, We believe, the et#.-.
south.
A. several Of the Cadets 49, II E#ast. t.
theru viii be room next Scrslau 500. ...
new students.
For ,~Ataloguc apply to the Principals.
J.. a.. 8 j. C.. .f.....
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Larry O.Brien, a switch-tender on tie
Railroad, at New Yolk tried TO rescue
an old lady who was deaf, and like nearly
all deaf persons sc'ected the Railway
track for a promenade. She failed to
Comprehend Iii, eff II to get her off the
track, aud in a second the engine knock
ed them both d,wn crushing them to
death
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not take my wlte To Cincinnati AIN, >
and then fred the fatal Shot.
Phil Is. Thompson went To lIarrods-
burg. entered Judge Ilar4eH'~ court.
and after making "A full statement oi tie
case was held in 5000 To await Z az
tlpA If the Grand Jury.
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the most comfortable OF ali that host. as
all comfort goes BY comparison.
| was ,hen ordered with the regiment
near K chmond, aud ordered to report to
Gen. Garland. Col. Anderson being in
temporary command Of F~eatherstone's
Brigade, aud withdrawn aud returned To
Col Anderson IN time to participate in
the battle Of Sever Pines on MAY 3Ist.
1862, which engagement | entered into
with p officers and 500 non commits
stoned officers and p|riyates. All the Of
6cers were killed or wounded except ms
self, with fG2 men killed and wounle ;.
| attacked the fort aud reloubt where
ny hor>e'- head was blown off, and fall
ing SO suddenly as t. catch my foot and
leg under the horse. The regiment sc
ing me fall, supposed | was killed or
wounded, and began TO falter and waver.
when |, still pinned to the earth By the
weight of my horse, waved my sword
ana shouted forward forward! Where
pom some Of my men came to my as
: stance and pulled the horse off, when
seeing the f1ag upon the ground, the
flag bearer and all the color-guard being
killed or Y ouuded. ! grasp d it and call
cd upon them to charge, which they
did. aud together with others captured
The fortifcatioos. Here John S,ike-
leather, from Iredell, Company X 4th
\. {. State Troors,) came up and lie
quested to DE allowed to become the
standard bearer. promising to bear it
with credit to himself and the regiment
so long as strength and life lasted. After
a few moments. the enemy began to rally
in rear OF their tents, and upon my cali
ing Gen. Garland's attention to the fact.
| was ordered by him in Col. Anderson's
absence, to take possession of a wool
near by, and begin firing upon them. In
double qul, king acres. IN o0en space Of
.rab.e an ~ get to the cover OF n t.
woods, | perceived thai the enemy We
engaged in throwing up an earthwor.s
TO my right, when giving the command
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug 10-Hartmann, tho we'll
known Nhiist has arrived In London 10 make arrange
ments for a Socialist Congress
BERLIN, Aug. lO-The Emperor william has arrived
at the imperial residence at Babelsberg.
LONDON, Aug. l0.-It Is reported that Baron Nolde,
German landowner recently shot while IN wood
near the town Of Llbau Government OF COurland, Rus
sia OWING the hostile feeling against German land
lords.
VIENNA, Aug. 10-Three hundred wOrkmen attempted
TO hold demonstration before the Office OF the Director
OF Police in this city this evening because OF the seizure
OF workmen's newspaper. order was finally restored
LoSDoS Aug. l0.-Tne Exchange Telegraph Company
reports that d. W q A. Dewhurst, cotton spinners Of
Manchester, have failed with liabilities OF 47SOOO
LONDON, Aug. 10.-rbe Exchange Telegraph Com
pany announces that the Senate OF Bremen has con-
cluded a convention with the German Government
providing for The entry OF that city into the Zoverein
PARIS Aug 1O-The telegraph reports that NJ Trlcou'
the French Ambassador To Cblna has asked 10 Do re-
called account OF Ill health.
LONDON Aug. 1.-THE Corrupt Practices bill passed
its third reading the House OF Commons last night
PARIS Aug 1O.-The action against Vctorien sardou,
the dramatic author for pagiarzing Odette" " from
Richards play LA Fismmins," has been dismissed,
with costs.
BERLIN Aug. 1O.-The brother Of the late Professor
Putlilz " no recently killed himself, having drawn the
desth-Ot 10 sn American duel written note con-
frmng the statement that ne deceased professor lett
etes showing that the duel grew of dispute With
Jewish lawyer the Jewish question.
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THE STONINGTON CELEBRATION.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE COMMANDMENT OF THE
pIACE-A PROCESSION AND SPEECHES.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUSE-i
SToyINGToN, Conn.,, Aug. 1O.-Ihe sixty
ninth anniversary the bombadment OF this borough
was ushered in at o'clock this morning by tho
firing Of cannon tte ringing OF bells and general re-
ioicing This was kept up an hour or more, during
which time those OF the tardy villagers who had not dec
grated their houses with bunting improved the oppor
tunity TO do so the visitors from abroad arrived
Al half past o the fire department OF the borough
were reviewed on Nanst by the warden and purgesses
and presented IA very creditable appearance. ,s
snectlon the different companies proceedeu 20 .o uop
and wharves 10 meet the out-of-town hiih,iy a"',
aren,au Their time was occupied In this manneI ,,.
n noon "A proeesson was formed and TOOK UP Tue h n
90 warch vii, ,b passed by houses aud Duulss y. s
Inds sayly covered with bunting Az Tue R 1wI
sha coIninn halted and formed around rslseu isacs az
tue ,h were gathered IN the .ssho9 IL ~
swav nv a death IN his family Tue oia,, n pap,.
a" G ~ one was deli, cred Ny NJ vorI
an ~ @ ~ the Nineteenth Century Cuo vl Ne" v.,.r
ke aI,,r.ss was an account OF the ponparun. san
& an a. were also mnie by Liontchaut-no as
lomAhs, n,ners The procession then reIOiiheu anu
ner ad to ihe orchard OF t. c. Denison on Cnufchse
h si dnner was served e. the VISITORS ny huhotoeh
Stonington's daughters This evening there was az
U,,mnafiop One OF the most Interesting features W
The to-day the presence in the processoS
NJ several of the Of the battle who were
TO ROY al reception theT were driven IN caffA&~
through tho streets.
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upon John H. Reed. who said In to his Inquiries;
There is no truth whatever in any report that we
are In asy way embarrassed or likely to be.
We have made it practice far possible to clear on
all debts in July and January Of each year. Sometimes
there have been few thousand dollars Of debts out
standing that could not be paid Of because could not
Just at that time reach the persons whom the amounts
due. On July OF this year we did not q
dollar to Since then we have discounted
notes not yet due TO the amount Of 900 and fully
prepared to pay any claims against US when they fall
due"
How are the collections in the West and South
west !"
"Not quite prompt 10 former years, hnt not
sufficiently backward to cause any particular annoyance
or Inconvenience. ="
"Do you anticipate an extreme stringency in money
In September and October 7"
There Is an impression that money will be tight about
that time But II was the last in the months
AT present money easy aud loaning at low rates OF
interest"
Is the dry goods trade in q healthy condition at the
present time "
" In the main think IL is. But there is tendency
to give or ger credits and this will breed trouble unless
checked. ="
report I'm circulation also that Hazen Todds Co.,
dealers in fancy dry goods at No. 45l Broadway, were
in trouble This was denied absolutely by Richard 3.
Todd last evening. Mr.. Todd said that the firm was
stronger and s0under than 1t year ago, aud that 1t
est ground he sad such report which he attributed
TO malice. AT jany time this year at least MI Todd
said laughingly "you may deny the report whenever
you hear II.
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THE HAYTIAN INSURRECTTON

The reports concerning the insurrection in
Hay and the OF revolutionary party under
General Bazcais In the taking OF Jacmel and Jereme,
and the probable extension OF the nsurrcotion IN foro
Rico are not credited at the Haytan consulate Consul
General Bassett said yesterday The latest advices
received by the aytan Minister and by myself are up
To July 26 when there change In the situation,
excepting report OF the uprising ut JacmeL The In
surgens at Jeremie expressly declared In pronuDca
ento that they had taken and that they would not
take up for Bazela As to Porto Rco In no case
10 IL likely that the insurrection wi extend there rs he
various Of the place would prevent It. Our
latest give evidence OF revolution In the
north OF Hayti, and don't think IL possible.
How nearly finished 10 the new HayIian gunboat now
building by Neafe d Levy, at Philadelphia"
{" learn tnat she e 10 oe finished next week ana VIII
start al once for Hsyti. We shall then have hye gun
boats In the Hay Navy The vessel about 200
length and will carry Que 100 pounder rhe and
80 FOUNDERS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES

RICHMOND, Aug. 1O.-A fire here yesterday
morning destroyed A. NJ Lyon Co.'S tobacco factory
William A. waldrons mandatory OF machinery O. r.
Hawes Co. 8 saw and lle works. and damaged other
buildings The loss IL about S25 900 The insurance Ia
distributed as follows: Fire ASSOCIATION OF Philadel
phia, "a. 900; Norwich Union, $500 Royal. $1,000;
North British and Mercantile, S2,1O0; Mutual Assur-
Society OF Virginia, s600O London and Linca-
shire. 81. 500.
-- FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug 10-Stewart Hammerton's
dry goods store damaged by fire Wednesday night
TO the extent OF over $4,000: insured
DANvILLE Va, Aug. l0-A fire here yesterday after
noon destroyed the cotton factory Of L. l. A. Gersi
the tobacco warehouse OF 5. H. Holland Co.. the to-
bacco factories OF Hale Hickey oyer and W. +. Low.
and several outhou,es. The loss Is estimated At
Sl50.oOo insurance Sll60O0
The companies sustaining losses are: The
Georgia Home. $1,000; Western, 5000: Queen.
$4,000; Rochester German, $1,000 Imperial and
Home, $1,000 each; Northern and Hartford. $1,000
cacn Brush America $1,000: star, rt,lOO; Fire As
socation $1,000; Royal. $4,000; London ASSURANCE
81 900; North British aud Nero i1ule $500 Pn1 ~
Of London Western. Wesichester Niagara. 5000
each; Underwriters. Phnnlx. Hamburg. bremen ana
Washington Fire and Marine, $1,000 each. There are
other amounts IN nom companies.
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE RATE WAR AT THE WEST.

The troubles in passenger rates between
Chicago and st. Louis have been brought officially
to the attention of Commissioner Finks Office. The
trunk lines not likely to take official action unless
the cutting OF rates proceeds further than 1t has
at present. As yet the through rates from New
York to Missouri River points are not affected. The
local rate from Chicago st. Louis is SO. The through
rate from New-York to Chicago is $50 and from New
York to ST. Louis $24 25 by the Pennsylvania and New
York Central roads Beyond Chicago aud st.
Louis. local fares are added to the through
rates eastward THIS Is done by agree
ment put into effect January 1, 1888, be-
tween the trunk lines and their Western connections
that occupy the territory between the Mississippi and
Missouri Rivera 1t hoped when this agreement as
made thst the OF rates which has prevailed between
the lines from Chicago TO st. Louis for five years might
be stopped The recent dispatches from the West show
that the trouble has again broken out as
bet those places and places further west The
trunkine managers however say that II will not affect
through rates unless the quarreng roads reduce the
local fare between Chicago and st. Louis below - %
the difference IN the through rates FROM New York 10
Chicago aud st. LOUIS. In that Missouri River
business may be diverted from the st. LouiJ lines
10 the Chicago roads The Chicago and Alton recently
add the local fare from Chicago 10 st. Louis 10 the
through fare from the East to Chicago. II charged the
Wabash road with beginning the cutting OF rates between
Chicago aud St. Louis, but the friends OF the wabash
charge the Chicago and Alton with supplying scalpers
with local tickets at cat rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11
TELEPHONE COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED
UNITING OF VARIOUS Srw-rSorAND COMPANIES.

UNITING OF VARIOUS SEw-ESGI-AND COMPANIES.
InY TELEGRAPH TuE rmDUSE.i
BosToN, Aug. Observation-Disclosures of the Bos-
ton aud Northern Telephone Company met at Lowell
day and voted to consolidate with the New Eng ana
companies. The EreniHO Transcript says tho following
is the basis OF the consolidation:
The contract with the American Bell Company Il
substantially That company ia TO have - 900 600
sock and so per OF Increase that be
made hereafter They to dividends for three
years for "a sum exceeding 100000 the
first year. 100000 the second year. SlsoO00
the third year. providing said SUNS arc
earned per cent dividend. which IL 20 Dc paid to
the stock representing the property. ono million OF the
Bell stockholders viii draw regular divdsn the fourth
year and million each succeeding year,
until all the stock in eleven years Tncy Will
tho surplus earnings above 60 cent after
the third year. exceeding $4,000 until the ninth
year. On the ninth year they VIII have the surplus
earnings, not exceeding Sl2oOoo and the tenth year
surplus earnings not exceeding 100000 For this the
American Company give the new COM
pany perpetual license for all patents they
now hold or may hereafter acquire, also
the City OF Boston, also the wiying ot the can To plr
chase the Company at the expiration
OF It's contract. The eanng4 Oi the new consolidated
company viii exceed per cent on The dividend draw
ing capital today ami quarterly dyidcnds OF = per
cent will be paid. beginning Ia October 1888 Tor three
months daung from July l."
The officers the Will probably b. AS follows:
President. Mr. Tyler; vice pTesideui, Mr. lngham;
treasurer Mr. DIVER; secretary sir Ghddcn; Directors,
MessTs Inghtm, clifford Crapo Salisbury, ~ Ter.
Rollins. Vaney Howard Cransto1 aud others. E1ecu-
tive Committee; Messrs Tyler, lnghim and Vail
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

sLADE HIS JOURNEY TO KANSAS CITY.
CHICAGO Aug lO.--Sladc, the Maori pugillst, ar
rived to-day rom New YORK his Kansas CITY,
where he Is going to train for his light with Mitchell
THE NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE.
MORRIsTOWN, y. j., Aug. 1O.-Ihe sixteenth
oampmeetng OF the Newark Methodist Conference
began camp Tabor today. aud Ill continue ton days
THE nigh LICENSE LAW ~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Aug. IO-lbc CITY Council last night.
after angry discussion indefinitely postponed action on
tho ng price saloon licenses az $500 10
comply with the state law.
NO LEPRosY CASE FROM HAWAI-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lO.-The report that q
member Of the Hawaiian band expected attend tho
having knowledge OF tho facts 10 be incorrect
SEARCH FOR STATE LANDS.
SARATOGA N.Y., Aug. 1O.-The State senate Com
mee appointed TO inquire In regard to state lands returned
ing yesgaon there They Will proceed ~ Blue Mountain
Lake tomorrow
DEPARTURE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CHICAGO, Aug. l0-Ihc st. Bernard Commandery
drill at san Francisco started Tor the coast IN hnely
equipped special train the Chicago, Darlington and
Quincy Railroad this Afternoon.
CONCORD SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY.
BOSTON, Aug. 1O.-1hc session OF the Summer
School OF Philosophy Concord closed this evening Tho
school better attended, this than last session is
expected next year. but viii depend somewhat upon the
health or A. Bronson Alcott
FINANCIAL TROUBLES AT ROUND LAKE,
Troy, n. Y, Aug. 10.-lhe bOndholders OF the
Round Lake Camp Meeting association today refused he
Offer Of the trustees OF the association adjust the
ooues by allowing the bOndhoders 20 cents the dollar
and certain number of lots the Round Lake grounds
STATE CONVENTION OF THE FRENCH.
TROY, n. Y, Aug. l0.-The French state Con-
venton At Plstsburg Closed yesterday Delesaon were
present from most OF Tie oities Of the state H. LaIognv
containing alleRoeal ana Ponuhcal hgh
celebrated BY BshoD wadhamA. Of ogd snsbufs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11
THE KING AND QUEEN AT THE CAPITAL.
PHASES OF THE TROUBLE.

LONDON, Aug 10.-The Daily Netcs, IN its financial
article saws that in consequence of the rebelious
outbreaks IN Spain, frustrating great 81 bull" oper-
ations in Spanish stocks by Madrid speculator,
various dealers and bankers in both Madrid and
Paris are left with claims for uncovered differences
amounting to about 100000.
dispatch to local news company from Lisbon
says: "A telegram received here from the Spanish
frontier says the situation is most grave. Bands OF
armed men have marched to the north, their object,
it is presumed being to concentrate al some selected
point for combined movement"
The correspondent of The Times at Madrid says
"The insurgent Spanish soldiery assert that they
have been deceived, doubtless by the agents OF
SeIor Ruiz Zorrilla, who have been for long time
past tamperng with the lower grades of officers IN
the army ID various parts Of the peninsula. All
classes of the people condemn the outbreak, lnclud-
ing the writers ON Republican newspapers"