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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-07-31

PARIS, July Pin the senate to-
day, prime minister Ferry denied the
revision of the constitution was an
election device. He said $50 consti-
tuncies demanded the adoption of the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13

A NAN cannot tell what the needs and
rights of women and children are, he
cause he IS not one of them. He will
remember we'll enough, however, that
he did not run to his father hut to his
mother for comfort in his infancy; and
this will be q sufficient argument, if he
be fair-minded man, to show him
that in the management of women and
children, women ought to have an au-
horitative sav.-Toronto Week.
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.nN TslaRrTaDAYS TRIAL

THE voLArAlc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich
will send DIR. DYES CELEDHATED ELECTRO
voLrAlc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ON trial for thirty days to men [young or
old] who arc afflicted with nervous 'debil-
ity. lost vitality and kiSgafetf trsllblesy guar
antesiug spesdy saA spn,rlete .re.tontio, Of
health aud D'anly viyor. Address ~ above
y. B:-No risk is incurred, a thirty d.y's
trial is allowed. -'7@-''---
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Real merit of any kind cannot he
concealed;4 : it will be discovered, and
nothing can depreciate it but mans
showing it himself. 1t may not always
be rewarded as it ought; but it will
always be known.
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HOLD your hand in very cold water
toremove tight lingering.
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SPECIAL ANNouNCEMENr.-A largo pro-
portion OF the readers Of the TAibodaxx
Sestiael are farmers. many Of WHOM, deaire
u great deal more of farm literature thai,
We are able to give in our limited space.
To Accommodate all snch we have made
rao9ementsw with. tho publishes OF the
.4meyjsen Far.er toGiye it as q premium
for one Year to every subscriber of th-
TAibodasr Sentiael who pays his subscrip
tiOn in advance. The AMe,ican Farnsev ID
u large l6 page paper, published at Fort
Wayne, 4nsl. .. the subscription price VI
which Is 81 90 per year. Every planter in
.Lafourche parish should avail himself Of
his magnifcent offer. = 81 NJ RI sAA et
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&. IL. NasEEIs4iH

- - l>ealer In ~
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met Maker and Rcpairer Of all kinds OF tor
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s~DENEAL~-NOT1CE. -
& ,..'

r ysDAIGRE- DS$TIsT HAS IocA-
-. Gated ia town per,rss sen,iy anil will
pertcrnf all operations rtsiinins to his
Hs~fff uiso ~prnctis~.-iss4+s-~ urxouulipx
f"r:''y t"r: amy saS As y. yse'' called
.Oi1frr Corner oft'. Phllip and, Yh:bodaux
Sts. The best ri reference given: - 80
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VIZ owe odf greatest success in hor-
ticulture to 'hybridyzing, says Dr. Il.
w. Steele, in the Rural Record. This
method is based ON the discovery by
Linnpns Of the sexual character OF
plants, and affords . fine illustration of
the infinite relations existing between
scientific investigation and the most
4aattfAi valuable practical results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-16
Max MIN. Mean Rain.
n iaq Tenn Tenn Tenn fall


Ofthe seventy Orangsmen from all parts
Of the United States In attendance upon tho
Orange grand lodge, now sitting In this CITY Y,
not one ,uln be found 10 conntenance the
idea that The grand lodge or ritssuoordinaie
chapters would for moment entertain the
idea OF taking any Official action IN regard
10 Mr.. Biaine's candidacy for iho presidency,
but the de'eg,te4 were almost equally uusu-
imous iu Their sxpressiors OF sissatistaction
with thergpuDlicau nominee. The objection
tA Mr. Blaine Is that he is suspected Oi being
a Roman Catholic. II has been represented
that tbe OfGufs organization 10 almost sol
idly republican, but the delegates say there
Is a considerable eprinkllng OF democrats
among their mem hers, tho proportion ot
republicans being varlo1sly stated AZ from
two-thirds 10 nins.tenths OF the whole or
der.
Said Grand Secretary James Walker, Of
Providence, Rhode Island: The Orange
men as an association have nothing 20 do
with polit ca, and IL cannot be introduced
into the lodges, bus !, as an individual
though always hitherto voting the republi.
can ticket, email no. vote for Blaine, and |
believe most OF the order in RnOdo Island
are Of my opinion. Many will stay a.
home. but II a worthy democrat 10 nomi.
mated many will vot for him. The Is OOO
Orangemen Of this country cast or control
10000 votes, aud ! believe those votes
land OF Randall as against Blaine. Grange
men are g5uu.ai,5 ptosss4lJAII.5 ~ "eI %
repubicins.h
II am q lifelong republican, but I'll vote
! Tor the most radical democrat MS against
Blaine" said Dr.. Thomas +. Phi lips, Of
| Newport, KsntucFy, the newly elected dep'
uty grand master.
Past Grand Master Gerald Valentine,
an active republican of the nineteenth
ward. declared that he would YOts and
! Wor K against Mr.. Blaine.
Grand Treasurer +. G. Bailey, OF Pnila'
delDhla, editor Hnd proprietor OF the
| Protestant audgrl, ana o liie-lorg repuh-
| !oan. oxlresscd himself as bitterly oppesed
| TO Mr.. = aine. He said that Mr. Blaine g
daughters ore OF whom IS married 10 o
Roman Catholic, we're educated in con
vent. He also objected to the scandals
connected with tha candidate. The Order
/ OF the American Union, he added, secret
association superior in strength 10 the
O-dngemcn, he knew b. hs opposed to Mr..
] b aiue; but another member, who stood by
and who bad declared his intenti0n 10 vote
| for the candidate, Guesiioncd The strength
OF the Osder OF tue American Union, say.
| lur that IL had but our lodges N this city.
James Hickey, Past State Grand Master,
ana Robert Cox, Grand Director Of Ceremo-
nisg. both republicans, OF Massachusetts,
united Ia the opinion thai no Orangeman
IN their state would vote for Mr.. Blaine
! [Philadelphia Times.
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YESTERDAY, BALL GAME.

A fairly good crowd assembled at the
fair grounds Yesterday afternoon TO witness
the first match gams Of bail in this city this
season, bptween the Missouri Pacific club
of Forr Worth. aud tha Dallas Bah CLUB,
made up OF old members OF the famous
Brown Stockings and the Blue Stocking-,o
last season. rhe Fort Worth men outweigh
and outlook the Dallas nine, and bets were
hard TO get on home talent. Fer the
first three or four innings, however,
our game boys held the visitors
down to their best efforts, and Dallas stock
WIS no among the nineties, but O few errors
aud alleged erroneous decisions on tho part
of the umpire, a Fort Worth man, tend Il
10 rattle" the Dtllasifes to a certain ex.
tent, snd victory was assured 10 the visit .
ors. The score, u t-an 10 tH tA.y -Oro, i.di
Gates ID the ball expert that the game was
hardly up TO the standard, but some
brilliant PLAYS were made on both
sides hat professional would not
blush TO own. fhe work OF Msnsfald,
pitcher Carter, catcher, and WtIsoy, secoud
base, OF tbe home team is espt c.ally
worthy Of mention while IL may be said OF
the yisitors tnat in field and al the bay they
have material worthy OF any willow.
The Dallas bows take their defeat good
natursdiy. nnd assert that u there Is Guy'
thing in "prsctice, practice" they viii @,
there, Eli, before lesty summer fades into
80 den autumn.
The ocsl mauag ment deserve credit io'
the exceptional order maintained and The
careful attention given the spectators.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
New Pcsioillcps La,cly Established In
Texas,
Galveston Fails Between Two Stools
Eads and Mansfield.
The Probable Course Of Legislation
the Coming Week.
Tie House will Have 10 lumpD
10 Catch Up.
Miscellaneous Telegraphlc News Notes.
CAPITAL SUMMARY.

WAtHWGr0g, June i5.-tSpeoial,l Tho
following pOs,masiers have been commits
stoned: j. Dollahiie, Rio FTloi George
Bodtt. San Diego.
Tho following new Offices aud onpolnt'
ments have been made: w. j.. Rogers
FAILS, Johnson county; Tod Robinson
Point Blank, San jaoiuto county; j II
smith Reno, Parker county; w r.
Reeves, Haley, Jack county; a O; Hamon,
HamoH, Gonz lies county; A. y. Robinson,
Monnt Hope. san JHninto county A. NJ.
Davis, Dullar Wells, ErHth olulty; Colum
hos Ffanks, Ka'tths, Lavsca coanty.
Now that Galyo3tOh 10 stricken oul oi
tho appr priatiors OF the river and harbor
bill, II Is likely not to have any nppropriH-
ton this ycsr, and the Eads bill oanno,
possibly ppas this nession. The Illinon,
lowa Gud Maryland deleg stions say they
will oppose anything Galveston may want,
because the Texas delegation voted against
the Hennepin and other canal schemes IA
the river and hGrbor bill.
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CLEBURNE.

CLEBURSE, June l6-E special. Iour cor
respondent has Just been out "a tae coup-
try among the farmers. Tho weather ie,
and for several days ha9 been, favorable
for heIvasting; and, as a Consequence,
ooe0n8 Of luxufinut ANAL grain .re being
safnoroi as rapidly rs induslrv Grd im-
proved machinery will parmit. " eet and
oats aTe said 10 be unusually Eus 0E srslk,
large iDd full reeded, tho est = ID eyer
ags ia -. .,oiu yvrng. wosai, - Dush Is;
nsts, so busbslf. Many fields OF heai will
far exceed tho estimated a1sfage, while
some iialds of cats will yield 100 bushels
per acre. Corn has good color, q
great deal OF II is in tGssel, aud the
crop growing finely. The recent dry,
warm, growing weather" has ensblea
the farmers 10 &C can out' Their cotton and
"luy by" the corn. A good deal ofcot'ou
was 80 completely washed up aod ruined
by the rains that II has baen abandoned, f,
and some corn has been LEFT TO the weeds
for lack Of time 10 work II, and from the
"push OF hgry' sting" The crop', n5 q
whole, are in condition to gladden. the
heart ofthe farmer and 10 cause the busi.
nass AID professional man TO smile with de.
light M they contemplate the harvest OF
dollars consequent upon good crops.
The board OF equalization Ct taxes has
been In session all the week. fnd will prob.
ably rGise the valuation OF property OF
about tOftV taN-p2Yefs, luCluulnE thc buli,
Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad company.
bout seventy miles OF railroad are em-
nraced in our county, which Was given
i'm et valuation OF sbout So 600 per mile,
which the BOARD 10 deter aimed 10 raiae TO
$40 600 per mile.
In the county court the past week SIX
teen convictions and four acGuittals were
he'd and three indictm ents mol prosstd.
This speaks well for l.. B. Davis, esq, our
mp1rsry county attorney. ur c)rre-
spond- ut is Indebted to and tenders thanks
70 f. Il. Adams, esq., our efficient and pop
uipr county cletk, tor muchini1rmaticu 10
garding court matters.
Oar county Judge, w. j. Ewing, Moior
L. NJ. Heath, Captain Sol L1ckeit and
Colonel b. J. Chambers, with Colonel N.
A Ohiis as council, went to Dallas Frdsy
In atteud trial set for Saturday IN the
United States circuit court, in which John
son county Is sued by a Boston firm for re-
coyfry of the jail lot In Ceburne. IL
seems the principal question involved y a.
10 tha IDENTITY of lots Nos. 10 and l.. The
case was continued.
An Interesting protrscted meeting has
been in progress the past week ~ the
Methodist church, Rs-. Mr.. Franks, pas-
tor.
Tho new Congregatlonalitt church ia
nearing completion, and was occupied TO-
day for d,vine service.
Mr. Ge1rse Stephens, who has been 80
low eill with iuflsmmatory rheuma
tism, is now rapidly rsoov ring,
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Brownsville Iudignan, ~ Tho EnfOTce>
ment Of Quarantine.
A Crank sNiaga Himself Up Near
Elmo.
A Ranger UnSucceSsfully Ambushod
at Big Springs.
A Sudden Death at K!ls0ro-Cr0p
Notes.
Other News Items By specials.
BROWNSVITL LIE.

BEowEsviLLE, June l5.-tSpeUL ID. I-Q 1ar.
antino was established a. mo- to-day o..
tween Brownsyille and MGiemUa7. DR.. j.
". Hain was appointed health ui.iGgr and
guarda were stationed along O. H Gyer, nl.
though very unnecessary, ns We lave mo- 10
yer OF ei her kind ia either city. lI iBcf, b th
are uuC xceptogally healthy Hrt FREQ from
any diseHse, anc the physical DO not Mp
nrehond any malaria or other 'okness yet
pbe quarantine was esfablis. oeoausr
the olty authorities OF Naisu9ras would
nos enio co proper Guaucruno
ns required by our law ~ ely,
'wony davs. and also eIlnsiut
ID n e. ArmendiaZ, q wealthy nefch'n' ,
% persist In hrin ling O. if-e VII tl / Neg4
Cruz on May 2'th, into Matam, ,,s on yes'
terday, the llth making egh n days,
Tho twenty drva would have expired t0.
morrow, The l6 h,and We nro iuio-med ,bat
li 1910 bad been paid the cnilea you'd naYe
been held in proper guarantee Msuy
expressions are ritl on our -Iec.s, Nbd
stfoug feelings are epgender,d Tho cry
su'horities Of Matamci bay
rhey promised and we're Instructed
oy the sletc md Federal auihori0s TO act
iu conjunction wifh cur health Ulcers T.
maiutsin "a uiriot and rlgiG qnar lU g. and
upon this they instruct thair hgc officers
and claim that eight days 81. ullic elt
wntn tnrN pIolnlotu t"ebl1 nu lltlI
allowing ih's o.ilte to come to A4'amOras,
well knowing tnat It bad not BE- in quar-
8utins the proper time, shows 90 money
and influence wiz 90 ia the 'llfd OF God
aud liosrtv." TAere are some, no doub',
Who want the twu pieces duarnn med with
the expectation OF making money, but the
a li9titv OF the mercnei IS OF both ci,its
are makirg every effort 20 have t3a matter
settlad, and viii Sec II the city utlortigs
OF Mstsmoras will not enforce strict
quarantine, az promised.
Atthe ghootins match to.dav, William
w lson was thrown from his horse, wni1u
tell on him. and ha was badly hurt. II
was considerably bruised abou. ho head.
Lao This evening he seemed 10 be resting
quietly.
Our pooule seem oonsideTabl, in'are6ted
IN the quarantine. Every one expresses
The hope that IL will soon be Iais
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ask Gould and sage.

A correspondent at "Catasauqua, Tenn
sylvauia,' writes aS follows
Owing 70 q ference OF opinion in regard
to James q. Blaine's religion, We beg leavs
to ask you TO give US something definite
about II. Some hold that he is Cathcllc,
some that he is PreebyteriaD, and still
Others that hs 70 nothing. Now how is IL
We do not know. We advise our corre-
spondent 10 spplr TO Jav Gould and Rus
sell Sage, or 70 Robert q. lngersou. MT.
Ingersoll put Mr.. Blaine ia nomination in
the Cincinnati convention OF 1876, and the
others also appeer 20 be In intimate rels-
tions with him. When our corresponds mt
has sscertained what he wishes from these
authorities we snsll be pleased II he will
drop us another Hoe reporting his inte'li /.
gence. Mr.. Ingsrsoll is an iniidel aud
po-s Of the golden calL-[N. Y. Herald.
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BmF,fT Iuue 1.-THE game of Lacrosse
vcaierdpv between tho American and
United Kingdom teams was very excited
Several imul In Qui0s succession the Brit.
ish goals we're thrdaioned. but after fifteen
minutes play the EnRlishmen scored the
llrst goal amid the greatest enthusiasm.
Although the Amo' iosua rsiouhlet their
efforts, the British again scored
within five minutes, when they
Yfre greeted with loud cheers. Lunoh
car secured their first goal The English
quickly addeu another goal. rno game
now hscsmo animnted aud the interest Ia.
teubifist, when the Americans scored II
-CCOnh goal Two minutes later the
8ursh team sgain scored. Durnr the
next ten minutes boih sides scored one
At the conclusion OF the game the speota-
tors londly ohrqrcd both teams.
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rhc nrlil.h n1lnlstcrinl CrI.Is.

Losp0E, June 10 Sir Charles Dixie y
paper, the Weekly Dispatch, spys: Glad
stone, in frankly oonversng with one OF MS
supporters declared he expected 10 be out
at Office in few weekg. The ID 5pGtcn urges
Gladstone, II defeated IN his Egyptian pei
cy, E0t 20 rosigh, but carry the fralcnise
b.li 20 the house o. lords snd thsn dissolve
patlismelt sud appeal % the country on
the general policy VI! the government.
The min'steiinl statement on the pro-
gramme for the Egyptian conference will b.
Withheld gu..l % response IA recsived ifom
me powers GsauYilo'B note ia relation TO
tue coa'oroLCs.
Agents throughout the country are pre-
Fari1g for au election contest.
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ELMO. Juns l5.-tspecsLl-Lste yester.
dav Afternoon q VINE man by name OF
Hsrye Nocdy, living about throe miles
north of this place, auc with bis uncle, ii
Moody, went nlo ne peach orchard, iakiDg
a rope with h.m, cliraDing int tree, he
tied one cud cI t0e rope c. limb u the
tree and the other around his beck and
Jumped from ihs tree, breaking his Hecs.
When found ns was hangiBg oesd. He
vas not vel neldnced, and vas II ktd on
by al VITO ew him % n,iie II. No
cause is kuorn flr tEe fash at save luuacy
Crops In this section are lookiag noe.
considering be late season. We had a q ie
rain Friday afternoor, Shicn d great
CT good, IS tbs grould c0mmsuced 10 geI
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Another Oh Fire.

NEW YoRK, June l5.--Two tanks In the
oil works OF Love & Fleming, al Green
point, burned to-day. TINS sheds sud docks
Of the company also burned. Loss, $780,
600: Insurance unknown.
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KILDARE, June 10. - T5peci,i - Nr5.
Csmpuell, an old and respected Ciuzer Of
Usss county, went visiting day ba!are yes
terday u Eeighb3r's, about milo from
where she lived, and fell uelr. she hlt
well that moruing, but Vas subj G.. 10 heart
diseage. -. 60,
Cass county ia raising full bl2ckbsrry
Corn and cotton will bo about half sn
average crop. -,
Sweet potatoes and pca9 are looking well.
Bucs have eaten the Irish potatoes ell up.
The watermelon c,op IS file on high sandy
land
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Observation-Disclosures.

Tho marriage ceremony of ths Jewish
church was performed yesterday afternoon
berg aud Estel Sturman ia tho holy bonds
o. mttrimony. The happy evant took
place At the residences Of the rabbi, in the
rrceence Of many friends and well-wlsher'.
Tho groom ia one OF the Russian refugees,
and is resident OF Dallas, ard by his in.
dustry as a tinsmith, has Deen enabled 10
take companion for life. We wish him
all the success he merits.
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Boiler Explosion .

BurLER, PESE. June l5-rhe boiler
used in pumping Bsldridee OH well NJ. IL
exploded . day With q terrific report, haii'
ing pieces oil the boiler 10 every dirsod'n,
demolishing the boiler and engine house
and horribly maucliDg Engineer Richard
Walker, causing death In few houfs.
thrown fifteen feet, receiving fatal injury.
A small frame building nearby, oconpie..
by Mrs. Walker, was partially demoliehed
and her daughter slightly inlnr'd. Inc
cause Of the explosion Is not Known.
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Tr,tpr.r Eu.SU.rI, sCaooI.

The programme OF closing exercises ol
Temple Emanu III school is as follows:
On Monday evening, June 23d, "rh.
Dragon Fly" will be given; on Tuesday
evening, June p, BEAUTY aud the Beast y
end on Thursday, juno 26Ih, the picnic al
Shady View park.
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Gladstone.

LogpoY, June 10. Gladstone, replying to
nr-crot i1auiry, sAid he feared there was
no orohability 4 ni, age and win MS en-
ga .ements IN Eagand Of being able to
v,sit America. In regard TO the tone OF the
American press with reepect to the dynamlts
onssiion. he said he must excuse himself
nom expressing an ouinion which would
not sarvs public interest, bat no had tae
fulless confidence in the friendly sentiments
OF American generally toward England.
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THE SUICIDE,

Alexander Concy, tho Frsnciman who
committed suicide Thursday night by
drowning IN the trinity river aHd whose
body was found Saturday morning, men
tion Of which was unto in yesterday morn
ing's HERALp, was judging from the various
restaurant cards found In nis wallet cook
who had piled his av1ca ion IN Psrie,
France, Mobile, New Oreans, Galye ton
and this city. The veteran old caterer who
had Tor 50 many years tieklCd the palate Of
his fellow man, firing OF life put period 10
his existence and has gone TO iathom the
prfet futurp
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OF for Dubuque.

New ORLEANS, June ia dstachmeut
of Inc Wssninpton artillery left to-day and
the Burke Light Guards last evening Tor
Dubuque. .,
cavalry. one OF artillery. lett last night, and
nina companies Of infantry started by
special train tonight for Dubuque, Iowa, 10
participate in the milifary encampment TO
hn hold there ths wepK
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GLAeaow, Juno l5.-Willam O'Brien,
mem Der OF parliament for Mallow, and ed
itor OF U nited Irelsnd, addressing largely
attended meeting Of Irishmen at
GLASGOW to-day on the subject,
| "Tbe Modern Irishman, Member Of
of the House OF Commons" said:
The Irish party would get nothing by con-
ciliation to gain Its ends; It mus. DC de-
termined. Parliament, resembles purgato-
nv, being a state of punishment through
which Irish nationaliets must pass for the
purpose of earning the earthly paradise Of
Irish national Independence. [Applause
Bloody defeat Of the British army abroad
trou bles the government less than the de-
feat OF parliament which imperilled their
own power, comfort and Splendid spoils OF
officc. The Irish members were independ-
ent because they had their country at their
back. A resolution was adopted by the
meeting expressing confidence in the Irish
members Of the house Of commons and
pledging to strengthen the party at the
next general election.
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Want DISCRIMINATING Duties Abolishe Il.

HAVANA, June ga numrer OF planters,
,perohgnts and others in Matanzss sent u
d,spa,oh 10 their representative in the
Oortes, instrucling him to inform the Mad
rid goyernm ut that they have learned with
pleasure of tho move % abolish diacrimina-
ding duties, and they protest esrnehly y
against a resolution which does not decree
free export of sugar, iree trnqe win SPAIN
and a liberal treaty with the United States.