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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12
PROHIBITION

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Hsffla# 4 ns "A enacted u sbe
LEGISLATURE n ths Hiaie n HkaiA
aIppI. That lbe giving m#Hf ~
selnen a Wins. bfaHlg, Nhlahyt
IHef als ~ n any F~FelHfHtHH ~
ilsa mnla IN the fFm ~ heSefaae,
cad especially n lia preparation
ku1wII aa bfGleFa ~ whatspn yef
name nieH m hereafter emlIed, In
any insanity except ~ hereinafter
provided fhls prohibition shall
na estend ~ tHf~Ifs sgillna "
giving such ll1uofs ~ medical
purposes upon thu written pre-
icffptlon ofany regular pfactlelns
physician In psd standing IN
case NJ actual sickness, ~ " minis
tors fof the purpose u administer.
Ing The I<rda supper, o. In de
pensing private hospitality within
The domestic circle, and In the
family residence u The rlyer, but
no sale " ruch liquors shall take
place within the prescribed Limits
if these Or any other purposes
Sac. z Be II further enacted,
That for each and every violation
u this law, The party offending
shall, upon conviction, be fined not
less than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars, or
imprisoned MT lsss than five nor
more than SIXTY days, or by both
such fine and Imprisonment at the
discretion ~ the court. Every
device or subterfupc which the jury
In the circuit court or the court in
the inferior tribunals shall deem
10 have been resorted 10 as an
evasion Of this net shall be pun
ishcd rs a direct violation Of H..
The several justices Of the peace
Of the county shall, upon affidavit
Of any person, have concurrent
jurisdiction with the circuit court
Of said county Of all violations Of
the same in said county and trial
BE- had in said Justices court sub
jcct TO appeal as in other criminal
cases, and all prosecutions under
this act shall be commenced with
in two years and not afterwards.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted,
That this act shall not be so con-
strued rs to prohibit the sale q
such liquors by any person or per-
sons already having a license to
sell the same, until the Time for
which such license was issued
shall have expired, and that all
acts and parts Of acts, in conflict
with this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. BE ii further enacted,
That this act shall not in any way
affect the prohibition law hereto
fore enacted for the towns Of Sardi'
and Como.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted
That the ID District Of Panola
county be stricken out Of the pro
visions Of this bill.
SIC. 6. Be it further enacted
That this act take effect and be II
force from and after its passage.
Approved, March Ii, 1884.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

MANY Of our greatest inventions
we're accidentally revealed or sug.
gested. The telephone was dis.
covered or invented by three per.
sons about the same time. The
phonograph was the result Of an
accident. The carelessncss VI a
kitchen maid in allowing a poi
containing brine TO boil over led
TO the manufacture Of common
glazed pottery. Goodyear had been
reduced To the necessity Of pawn.
ing his wife's wedding ring when
n piece Of rubber in his hand acci.
d~cntally struck 4 hot stove, and
from the contact derived the las,
chemical property needed 10 make
II Indian rubber. The steam ham.
mcr was the result Of u workman
observation Of the motions of q
heavy machine in an English
foundry.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12
Surrounded Hill, Ark, Apr. s,

Gov. MuRsAY, Of Utah, is in
Washington City answering TO the
old charges brought against him in
connection with the United States
Marshalship Of Kentucky. Refer.
ring to Congressman White, who
revamped these charges, Gov. Muir.
ray said that he wasa man without
moral s~ensibility and irresponsible
personally. morally and intellectu.
ally. Among Kentuck ians this
ought 10 call for something.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

The Bait imore American says
that a Dem ocratis conference is "a
be held "the latter part Of this
month in that city 10 "bring
about 4 reconciliation Of the now
divided factions Of the party"
Unnecessary. II they don't "bring
about a reconciliation" before then
the meeting may ~ well be post
poned until 1891
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

FIeARo is the name Of q new
illustrated humorous weekly at
New Orleans, after the style Of
Puck. The South should sustain
one publication Of this character
and Figaro ellis the bill and com.
parcs most favorably with other
journals Of It's class. II lea paper
Of twelve pages; subscription "a a
year, or $3.50 for sir months; sin.
gle copies 10 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

THIEVES are flocking to Cincin-
natl TO take advantage Of the SUP
posed chaotic state Of disorder there.
They should be promptly mobbcd
by the hocdlums who are interested
In upholding home industris les u
oil kinds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

EVERYTHING is quiet again in
Cincinnati. Even the fsrocious
editor Of the Commercial Gazette
has cooled otf. He has made the
discovery that II is easier to start
q mob for political vengeance than
Il Is TO settle the damages after the
mob has enjoyed ITSELF
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Gks. LosasrREKr, leader Of the
Georgia Republicans, has issued
an address, looking TO the forma.
ton Of a white mans Republican
party. The General Gays the COL
ored voters are unreliable and
takes the position that this country
must BE- controlled by white men.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

TnR Wilmington News saws
that the Delaware whipping.post
fails TO reform wife-beaters. They
are convicted and punished, In
some instances, again and again.
And yet every week or two some
legislator, with a head shaped like
a pineapple, rises in a Legislative
body soniew here in the country and
proposes 10 revive the barharous
whipping-post for the especial re.
formation Of professional wife.
thumpcrs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

BAlrrnoRs Is about to erect .
monument 70 Francis scott KEY,
the author Of the "Star Spangled
Bsnner.n Il is proposed 70 erect
u on a site which overlooks the
historic epos Of the bombardment
Of Fort ncHenry.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Tnfsr l. god reason 70 believe
that II Edmund Yates spends four
months In the Millbank Jail for
The Publication d the libsl on Lord
LensdAls there viii Be- = quiet rev.
e'osion IN London society journal.
ism. Even NJ. Iabcuchsrs may
lr indnsed y taksa ref Ia his
psssenal paragraphs. Which, trench.
- - oa.1Rg > ~ sensnlly
- xsg3sH1svs = thsir h.
~ tkslr ssthe.
- - hssvd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

The Chicago Tribune refers TO
The common council Of that munic.
ipality ~ .The Common scoun.
drels." Why not try the cincin.
natl remedy Of a mob II good eiti-
sens3 That seems 10 be the proper
medicine when the body polite
shows . scosbutic tendency.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

4 LINE Of railway cars. to ts
drawn BY eamsls, will shortly coa-
stituss one Il the peculiar features
81 travel aud transport iioa in
Central Asia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

ABRAHAM HoLnrs, the largest
man in Wayne county, died two
weeks since he weighed $50
pounds, and his coffin was feet
BY % inches.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Ar Mose Point On the II Z. +.
Sweet VS. killed bv the pil.-dsivsv
u . mill falling on him his hesd
We rnrtlv severed from HE holy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12
afATH aIgrINoa

Ylotslnfs be- Bos wmnaslgm
eoGssvills i " have . NV ~
w.
BiIosi has 500 In Delinquent
.asea
Moftdian had ssvsa deaths lat
nonih
Csnditon IL n have q nsw Epls
churcb
STARK Wills IL ~ have = new
Methodist church
The Lubatie Asylum !. cfouded ,
i has 4C7 inmates
A number n new buildings are
mp nj Biloxi
There are 10 prisoners In the
Jail n Warren county
Tho grand jury Of Desoto county
~ indictments
IN Crystal Springs 70 acres have
been planted in beans.
Three prisoners lately escaped
from the jail at Forest.
Last year Lafayette county ship.
ped 5000 head Of cattle.
d Elkin, aged a years, died
lately In Attala county
There are n prisoners In Oh,
Jail Of Lauderdalc comfy.
E%llisvillc hasa turpcntinc distil
lory employing 70 hands
hcridian's new paper is 10 b,
named "thc Mighty East"
The grand jury Of Benton count,
only found l6 indictments.
Albert Miles, murderer. will
hung ut Natchez May l4tb, 1884.
In Holmes county on the 30tl
Mrs. Sarah Kyle died, aged 95 years
AT Ripley recently in one day
81 dead hogs were hauled out o
town.
The Columbus Index wants /,
sell a half-intcrcst 10 a practioa
printer.
Miss Corinne Moore, Of Vicks
burg, has taken the lyric stage Al
Cincinnati.
Attala county has l73 cases OF
the criminal docket for the mex
term Of circuit court.
Eugene Moore killed Alex. Davi
In Noxubce county u few day
since Moore is In Jail.
Thos. A. Graham, a preacher
has been jailed at Meridian on
charge Of horse-stealing.
The Mercury and the Observe
Meridian papers, have consolidate
and will publish a daily.
In Tupslo at q depth of $40 fe,
a sharks tooth was found in a pc
feet state Of preservation.
Maggie and Della Bridges, III
twin musical prodigies, have banl
ed $1,000 Of their earnings.
At Tupclo a few nights sine
Norton x Elliot's store was bul
| glarired Of $40 and a lot Of goods,
One day last week in Coffeevill
j. d. Crawford sold a lot Of "Ozis
silk" cotton for IA cents a pound.
In Kinds county on the 29th tn
residence Of C. T. Wells was burr
ed; loss, s4500-insurance, 5000.
On the 2sth buffalo, gnats Al
peared in Yallobusha county an
in Is hours killed 700 mules an
horses.
Near Tupclo on the Goth Jo
Boone, (c), shot and killed JAG
Cobb, (c), with a shotgun Boon
Is in Jail.
Mr.. c. D. Adams has discovsre
SOME mastodon teeth in Yazc
county the largest weighs 9 pound
and measures 81 inches in length
The Winona Advance war;
the public against "the Hcle
Stuart Comedy Company" an
denounces them as frauds an
dead. beats.
Near Belen, Quitman count,
recently, in a mound was discove
ed an Indians gravo containing
skeleton and gold jewels, amour
ing In value TO is dollars.
DR.. II, +. Mckay, Of Madisc
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Fosr Ross, sonoma county, CAL,
with q population averaging from
6fty 70 100 persons, Has not had .
death since IL settlement, thirty
years 40.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12
PATIENTS.

Obtained, and all other business In he
u. .. Patent Once attended 10 for med.
efate fees.
Uur Office Ia opposite the u. n. Patent
Office. and we eau obtain patents In lees
lime than those remote from Washington.
send mnIeI Of drawing We advise ~
10 patentabiIity free II charge and We
make no charge unless We obtain patents
We refer, here, 10 the Postmaster, ihs
u. y. Patent Once. For circular, advice,
terms and reference 10 actual clients In
your own State or county. address
G. A. snow 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. @
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Il Isursus eounsy. o., Il a
Gsnslenea a6s1 ssveasy-loar. who
Z re i@tdsF 4 isssy.-~ssa children.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12
xE7rDALL-s srAv-,r evnE.
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.
OK HUMAN vLnH.

youngstown, o., hrc, .. WI.
IN. y. J. Krspall Co., Dear slrss-A couple u
years $50 ! vas an1Ktsd with rheumstisn n NJ
right knee, end sassrsd uith . sprain In one Of ny
shoalders 10 such an sxtsnt that vas unable. for .
'ensih d time, 10 raise my arm. tried several so
called OH and linin1snis. but found 10 relief until I
ceninrused usins ksndali's Spaun Cure which 10
yeu. but the use Of one bottle Of this medicine PLACED
me In statu cue, unul rithin . shsTt tine sss had
. rseeeuffsnes Of rhsunsilsn, When | made the
rounds Of cur drug stores faf your specially prepared
Care Tor nan, and found oaly that Which yea psspsrs
fer beast Nov L. ,his. that ysu have s.s plsesa both
% sale hsfsf surely asity VI n, 90 inhabiianfs shouId
have ths heasht sfths tuo kinds. within tkrps Year,
hAvs ssed two Kettles, and I b-iievs that too mere
botiiss will suffice V sIiay - nurh ssssrisx d MS
Van Winhis" passed through shsr 70 years sleep IN
the rasinss az The katrkiii hoautsin-.
Please ~ 10 u hat | an plsss< 10 early csunual.
eaiisn with ksndsll's SPAWN Curs for mas.
llesplslfnllI ard eafnestIN iours. lsn. y Eons-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

TuH nosr srtrtEsrrL Hgsrpy ever DISCOVERIES 10 II 10
certain In its Effects and does not blister. Read fresf
Below.
fneu rrs ''srisu o. rns T,rss.' Disc. =. isss.
Il l. admitted there 10 . great advance In veterinary
q hence within The past decade, yet many VIII scarcely
believe that q spawn cure 10 possible. F~ortunsis 10.
deed, however, II II Tor the poor horse suffering from
ismensss Of this kind that KendaIl's spawn Care has
heen discovered, ~ II IL certsin In IL effects and has
worked wonders In thousands n such ra~~s. Sent
tor illustrated catalogue. si,iuE positive proof. also
for sample copy cf kendsii's Treatise on the nsrse
and his Diseases; both free.
z<E1g1ALL'a SrAvx7r cvRE.
Blue Grass ysrn, Polk Co., No. Dec. ., 1855.
Ia. u. J KENDALL Co Dear sln :-Havius used
,oar Kendall. SPAWN Cure and ss VI. have nearly
ons hundred head Of horses on this farm thought Il
my duty TO write to YOU. am . horse doctor BY
practice, having been In the horse buslness ever thirty
ysars. 10 this country also In England. hsvs taken
Done spayins on xith my own preparation but consider
your kendalis SPAWN Cure lar ahead q. mine.
Would like 10 make arrangements with you 10 cell
your SPAWN Cure also 10 use II on this farm a. there
srs several marts here With bole spayius. slso
would like to sell your books. Please ave me your
best terms on your krndslI's SPAWN Cure and bsoks
by The dosen. A. your book does no, give any rene.
liz Tor warts on horsss | would like 10 bear from ysu
on warts. Ihsys . muis with q large bloody wart On
the inside Of front leg last above The psstern islnt,
also a colt eight months old. Il ~as . fat colt tee
h'hAu. az ~ Nv" " ' h'tbthH y .hta " tSt*f
hr.l We thought Il got kicked. II vas lame In The
aind leg. then In The front Iss, then all over. ! doe.
Jor-d IL Tor each then Tor the rheumatism, now Il Ia
proksn out on the legs 10 sores aud runs II the nose
llke distempsr. am aoctering II now fer the de
temper. Ii ds.s not eat hardly anything. Hoping
you will give me all the ~lnfsrms,isa you can, On
ihsss points | have explained 10 you, ~ early q
eesvssient, Tours with respeci,
TsosAs J. Baswp,
Sophisticated Blss 0rsss Tsrn.
EE7sDALLrs sPAv-ss cvNE.
Washington, u. C.. Dec. -, iea1.
IA D. J. KENDALL Co.. nsnts ;-Durng the pas
year | had occasion TO treat several esser n ossouI
formations such ~ spAvins. ~ringbouss and eurbs. and
Tor experiment lin The hrsi easel tried your Kendall
SPAWN Care, and 10 my great sstonishmspt II per
formed the dssirsd cure. since thsn have us~d Il u
ysrioas cases aud have never found . case that II be,
not produced the dsslred r~,saits. On . ystsrinar,
surgeon here. been prseticing Is years. cen CIV
you the nam<s 81 parties IN THE city for whom ! hsv'
purchased Jour rsrnedy which has produced The IA
verable results mentioned. u this letter will be o
any advantage u,s Il ss yea SEE A.. krsp'y years.
I'M q Street. J. \. wosssvSv, v. 3.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-12

Galveston, Texas, July IL, 1873.
%. u > ksspaiL 4 Co. ~ hereby certify 10
having used . kentsil's SPAWN Cure" ~ . valuable
horse Tor = curb with entire saeress and take MEASURE
IN feeommsndInri a In ali rnnhdsnrsl ii nnsrs.xs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08

stead Of being divided and scattered,
as was the case with the Republican
National Convention. The crowds to be
accommodated are much greater than at
the Republican Convention, which fact is
due largely to the presence Of a great
number OF marching organizations, some
Of which resemble fun marching regi-
ments by their numbers, and while it
seemed probable last night that
Of action, this forenoon wit
messed the arrival OF additional hosts.
Delegations, clubs, parties and indi-
Tlduals came pouring into the city on the
early trains without limit, and as they
moved upon the hotels those places be-
came as the day wore on inaccessible to
every one except stalwart pushers.
Tonight witnessed a repetition of
the crush at the hotels which signalized
the Republican Convention when at its
height. In and outside of the Palmer
House there was a countless multitude,
which made progress in any direction very
laborious and well nigh impossible. A
strong police force was on duty. which
exerted itself to keep the public thorough
fares clear, but the work was almost su-
perhuman. Inside the hotel the main
lobby presented the spectacle of a solid
mass Of people whose predominant head
gear was nlgn WnlUe mats. Among the great
concourse was liberal sprinkIlng of
sprucely attired ladies, who, with their
escorts, fought as sturdily as any in
making their way up and down the wide
staIrways to reach the headquarters
rooms in the hope, apparently, of catching
a glimpse Of some of the great
lights Of the convention. The brass bands
at the head of the marching organizations
tOiled through the vast crowds increasing
the din and general confusion. In
the main parlOrs, however, the
leaders were hid behind closed
doors pursuing their caucussing
and preparing for the battle which must
be fought on the floor of Convention Hall.
The Tammany braves were most active
in their efforts to counteract the ostensible
victory of the Cleveland people in the
South. The effect of their work was to be
seen, as there was disclosed a clear
wavering in the allegiance of some of the
States to Cleveland, produced either by
the arguments of his opponents or by
their own reasoning.
North Carolina declared that it would
have thrown its vote for Cleveland had he
shown ability to control his own delega-
ton absolutely, but that it would un-
doubtedly now turn to Bayard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08
1T THE STATE CAPITAL.
architect EdbrOOke on Hand-A Con
vict's Bold Escape.

N"iteCt EubrOOke on Hand-A Con-
vict's Bold Escape.
ATLANTA, July 7.-E. L. EdbrOOke,
OF Chicago, the architect of the
new capitol, arrived to-day, and
found number of interested
persons awaiting him who wanted addf-
uoual information before sealing up their
oids. The architect says that there will
De about ffty bidders. Some Of these bids
are only on material, others link two or
more together, while still others bid to
furnish material needed of every class,
anu put up the building. Four of these
are from Chicago, and Atlanta furnishes
two.
Charley Farley, a u months county
sonS ~ let escaped from the witness room
]. Ine court house to-day by jumping ont
NJ a window forty feet from the ground.
Is 4au oeen brought there to testify, and
%ulie GnnotlcAd gave the authorities the
slt- lie was missed soon after leaving.
sHu . =" as seen and pursued. but not cap
tuTed. He had served only a week.
vVlu Brown, carpenter, was found
gesu IN MS room on Hunter street vester-
eal, Heart disease is the cause assigned
~ .le verdict OF the COrOner's jury. 1t is
"sile'ed that he died Friday night.
negro named Joe Smith. shot col
tG It.eG man named CleabOrn Baker. in the
,.lA seCA aoout O'Clock this morning. Both
lssroes had the same girl to bestow their
11,,--ons IONS upon, and jealousy is the only
toIIlse se assigned. Baker was in a house,
~ -1IIAlnS 70 the object Of their mutual love.
Snen hred upon by smith, who did 50
rom outside. Baker is not fatally hurt.
smith escaped A''A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08

,-,1l-.c MACON, Ca, July Thomas Few, the
r,iII SGh ot the owner of a large saw
and killed yesterday morning. AT O'CLOCK.
" the up passenger train. al MeRae
5;.Assl9n' on the Macon and Brunswick
...i s.'is,en OF the East Tennessee. Virginia
..ll., SUI Georgia Railroad. The body was
,St sSS.Iloly mangled, almost bevOud racogni-
=. ,.OI. u There is a difference Of opinion as
ne cause OF death. Some think that
l,-'. ~ ieil asleep on the track and was run
49,; 80 Otners surmise that he was robbed.
,,lIlSaered and the dead body placed on the
No. No. Inc deceased was native OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08
Letter Carriers' vaoations.

WASHINGTON, July Post office Off
cials here say that the failure on the part
OF Congress to appropriate a sum of
money sufnclent to meet the extra ex-
pense Of employing substitute letter car
riers for period long enough 60 enable
every regular letter carrier to take Ia.
days leave of absence in the
year with pay will prevent
the carrying out of the
provision Of the law to grant them such
leave. They say that the Post Office De-
partment estimated that, on basis Of
fifteen days. leave, it weuld take 100000
to pay substitutes, and that Congress
having cut down this amount one-haIf
leave will be cut down one-haf also. If
a carrier wishes q more extended vaca-
ton, they say, he viii have to pay the
substitute just as he has always done.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08
SCENES OF ACTIVITY.
The Vicinity of the Palmer House
Solid Mass Of Humanity.

The Vicinity of the Palmer House a
Solid Mass Of Humanity.
CHICAGO, July THE scenes of activi-
ty about the Palmer House, which is at
present the great national political centre,
wererenewed early this morning. By 8
O'Clock the main corridors Of the hotel
and the thoroughfares leading up to it
were filed with great masses of people.
who by their numbers made the progress
of the cable cars and carriages very slow.
and at times well nigh impossible. In the
dining-roOms and cafes in the vicinity
there were an army of men, hats In hand,
waiting their turn for seats at the break
fast tables. In fact the crush has now be-
come so great as to make comfort a mat
ter of only faint possibility, and the dis
comfort has been greatly increased by the
fact that the headquarters OF the
party have been centralized in
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08
THE CONDITION OF CUBA.
Report OF the Commission on the Que
tion of Selling the Island.

Report of the Commission on the CUES
tion of Selling the Island.
HAVANA, July THE commission OF
five sent here from Madrid have prepared
their report regarding the condition OF
Cuba and the question of selling 1t, and
have submitted a copy to the Captain
General. The latter naturally disapproves
Of its conclusions, as if they were fol-
lowed he would cease to be chief ruler of
the island. The report is only signed by
three of the Commissioners. The other
two will make a minority report, and all
five will leave for Spain on the
steamer which sails next week. The
following is understood to be a synopsis
of the report: The majority of the conn.,
mission are of the opinion that the inter-
ests OF Spain demand that she should be
relieved of Cuba before an insurrection
shall succeed, or bankruptcy IN the island
should produce results like those of 1921
'25, when the Spanish American colonies
were wrenched from the mother country.
The report refers to the official declaration
recently made at Madrid, that the gov
ernment would never sell Cuba, and sug-
gests a plan which has been elaborated
by one of the Commissioners and the
Spanish Minister at Washington.