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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEG GRAPH

A WOMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE;
DoDGEvILLE Wis., Dot l5.-Mrs HH1nah helniey
Of her husband COurll Rsmley and was senteheeu
yesterday 70 imprisonment for life.
THE LAST Or AN ILLFATED FAMILY.
louisville, oct. l5.-Francla Brown committed sui
eide last night by shooting himself through the head
Eight years ago his mother Killed her husband and theh
poisoned herself Brown had been on spree
TOBE HANGED NEXT MONTH.
AUGUSTA, Me- Oot. l5.-G0vernor RoDle has signed
the warrant for the hanging on November 10 ot DSe
Wilkinson, the Bath murderer.
FIVE YEARS FOR KILLING MISS OBRlEN
BOSTON, Oct l5.ln the superior Criminal Court 20
day urldnet Hennessey sentenced To five years In
the House OF Correction for Killing Honora o Brien.
INDICTED FOR MURDER
OGDENsBURG N. (SpectdtE-Ihs Grand jury ih-
dIetod William d. for murder In tho second de-
gree for the killing VI Edward Greene.
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HIS FIST WAS READY FOB A KNocK-DowN
BLOW.

HIS FIST WAS READY FOR KNoCK-DnWN
BLOW.
BosTON. Oct. 10. (Specidh.-The iepub-
llcan Committee have for some time been pre-
par,ng n circular for quiet distribution through
out the state. and for the success Of the scheme
IL was absolutely necessary tnat nothing s. ould
he made public until the circular was eady for
dish iibution The committ,e o Was much disguised
70 see the circular published In full In to-day :
issue OF IN, Trareltcl. There mad been only one
renorter about the headquarters yesterday, ana
tbot was Fuller OF The n-dpeiier. Fuller was not
ou the hest OF terms with a. W. Beard. who Is
Chairman of the Committee. While the latter
,yas n uember Of the Legislature from Boston
FulIer pupushed In The L0,ccH Times letters
which severely reflected on him as a public man.
I'm consequence, Boardwas IN no angelic frame
NJ mind when this afternoon he saw Fuller
onter the rooms OF the Committee, on Washing
ton..t and Immediately asked him II he had pub
,Isbcd the circular. Fuller admitted with much
s,,isfaction in his tone that he had. Beard re-
,,,od then that the man who took the circular
VIVA a thief Fuller informed Beard that he was
liar The words were scarcely ont Of his mouth,
ho,oro bo received blow right between his eyes
and over he went. Fuller has put the case IN the
hands Of his lawyers.
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TIE EPIDEMIC IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. Oct. ID (Speciah.-There were oZ
a.a,h. from smallpox ysserday41 in the city ana q
On adjoining municipalities. There were deaths IN o'
,uperonde alone. Since September ls' 4oo p"arus %
health have been established In the froVinee
~ 'a,ioo, to the Central Board of Health About 40
yo,ascents were removed from the old to the nc"
hos,I,al to-day Fifty-four cases werc reported
rosterdav Justice Taschoreau to-day ordered & mnu
svs ~ ssue i'm the BoandDugus case, competing
t% latter TO hear cases OF infracton OF the reguato
NJ the Centr Board of Health. Application hau peo
ad, nv Rnlland sanitary officer, through a. W. Az
ater 10 secure trial in the of Madame puIsGne'
who was accused OF tearing down smallpox P'acau
WI" w ,SmSCToN oct l5-The Secretary OF the treasury
has received a communication from the Governor vi
Sew-York requesting the appointment nf san.a'y ,t
be Staie Roard OF Heath in preventing the lntrouuG
ZION OF smallpox into that state In c0inriaiGo
s,s reouest surgeon An tin, OF the Marine Hospita
srryce was to.day directed to proceed to Albany 10
.on,er with the State Board OF Health III regard 10 'no
opganization of a thorough Inspection service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

p,p-s Oct 15-The French official wheat statistics are
s follows: Area cultivated l7,297oOO acres produc-
Sn eary 10 900 600 bushels of wheat; the average
Weld per hecare IL 16 quintals against l2 III lssA
PALERMO. Oct ia heavy shock Of earthquake was
tt here this morning The disturbance caused three
story fall huryinE Its occupants benoath !he
ruins.
ST. PETERSBURG Oct 15.-The jury in the case OF
njronswtch and his supposed accomphce Bersf,
sbarged with tho murder OF Jewish girl named sarah
Becker today brought in a verdict OF not guilty The
tai which is the second has lasted ten days on
ie who murdered Sarah Becker. Physicians declared
he Frenchman insane hut the authorities thought ms
az sufficient importance to order new trial
or the prisoners ana 1t resulted today In their ac-
Quttal
. DuPIJy Oct 15.-The Government intends to prose
,te The MddletOwn branch Of the National League Tor
boycolting Daniel Humphreys until he was compelled TO
reinstate an obnoxious tenant
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Vct. TO.
PARADOX A WINNER--The race for the Champion
Stakes at Newmarket to-day won by Cantan c.
Dowlng~ threc-yearOld bay colt Paradox kD k OF
WeNminstcrs four-yearoi bay colt Duke of Richmond
Gate Bnshey) second and Baron de R0thschds three
year old chestnut flly Aveiine third There were hve
start.rs The betting stood to Paradox, Ii to
against the Duke OF Richmond SO 10 against Ayeine
THE PRENER.-Iord SALISBURY went TO Brighton to-
day where he met with an enthusiastic reception. He
delivered vigorous speech.
RIEI-It is understood that the sentence OF death
passed on Louis Rie the leader Of the halfbreed rebel
iiOn in Carada will be cOmmuted to lifelong servitude
indian WuFAr-The fall of exchanges and the low
price of silver are stimulating expectation OF wheat
from Inda. Enormous shipments are pending. Vessels
have already been chartered shipment of
tons
OPPOSING NUDE MODEIs.-John Euskin. replying TO
an appeal In favor OF nude female models says that
artist can do much better without than with them.
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THE PORTE SATISFIED WITH sERvIA.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 15.-Iialll Bey, lurh-
sh Envoy telegraphs to the Porte from Nissa Vna'
is satisfied with the explanations Oh NJ "ar"'nu' Wv
e,.u r,re,rer in regard 10 serva's ornaments 1t is
oar,oa that NJ Garachine stated that Serva meant TO
atiack Rulgara A circular has been Issued oy he lo"
ers stating that the arming OF Greece Is nen"'0 "
LONDON Oct 16serva has sent circular ar noIe nep sD
the Powers complaining Of repeated nroans oy rooVes
hands from Bulgaria. IL Is supposed thaE .tn 'n,s
complaint is intended pretext Ir ueeIara,ion @
o war Within the last two days 23O0O reserves nave
Seen enrolled in Greece 10000 of them III Athens Aone'
Intense enthusiasm is manifested THROUGHOUT GreeCe
! CITrINGE. Oct. 15.-Tnree hundred MohIenebii"' NV"
Started for the Servlan frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1j.-Ihc Bditimore Manu-
Inearers RccOrd will publish tomorrow It's quarterly
review OF the Southern Industrial growth II VIII show
that the amount OF capital, including capital STOCK o
incorporated companies represented by the new manu-
featuring and mining enterprises organized since Jahu
airy and the amount expended In tho enlargement OF
old plants and tho rebuilding OF mills after being 10
stroyed by fire aggrrgatca S52.3sG000 The amount III
eacl state ia a. follows Atbana 80. .s6i 900; Arkhn
sts $500 900: Florida. ~ 2J7 900; GrOrsln 92OJ5ouu
Kentucky. $li 100000 Lonsinnn, u o11ooo; MARY
land. $6l01 800; Mississippi S07l 800 NnrtD C Cnrn
lina S2.54J,O0O South Carolina, T5D2OOo Ienhoeree
81 800 900 Texas. $2.2sO,0O0 Virginia, S2,'3o'ooo'
West Virginia S964l,OOO.
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FLYANCES or TIE EOARD or MISSIONS

BosToN, Oct 15.--At tn-day's session oil the
American Board Of Conmls oners for Foreign MISSIONS
the committee consider the charge by Leonard Bacon
Of the peryerson OF tho funds Board reported that
from full investigation they aro satisfied that the re-
port OF tho correct every particular anu
that the financial affairs Of the Board arc managed upon
sunnd principle Tho report OF tue cOln.ltec was az
ceteI and committee OF i've appointed To make An W.
yestlgatOn OF tho financial condition or tho bOard IL
was voted 10 hold the rext meeting AT Des MONIES
Rev. Mark Hopkins, ID. ID. LII. d., Tor pIebidoht' an"
Ellnhalhl ". BlAtchforl for vice -pr3sldent
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A BUsyyEssLIKE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

hAcUSGRE Penn, Oct. Is Especial. In the
iastiew months numerous robberies have been COM
hlt'ed In this neighborhood The officers were unable
70 trace the perpetrators. The thefts became fre
quent that the citizens decided TO take tie matter in
Aahd and organized vigilance committee. Last night
TWO suspicious characters were traced to barn. Tho
aIgans were promptly notified and forming with guns
sau @ c1Ds surrounded the building. Squire Hancock
vas Win the party and warrant sworn out the
% %pVs Ihe men were found under pile OF straw. 10.
sehct with booty TO the value OF $500. The prisoners
VI New-lork City.
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m ATTACK KING THEBA"'
nn,r,su TROOPS MOVING UPON BURMAh'

,rs ,xyyxArIoY TO INDIA LOOKED oFoN 40
''' sIBLr-FRrNcn POLICY.
p,vsooy. Oct. 15.-Britsh troops are hi''S-
ing in the direction of Burmsh .o, p,rnab and
pn'ox oct. 15.-The trouble between thurman ,an1
LoNpo' -, of India will probably IeAu
inc ~ onnexation of tho former TO lnuia'
To. matter was seriously discussed at tbs .ncsnt and
ar'co today. It's generally believed that s%"
force will be sent Mandalsy to depose INT
and annex the country India. In order 70
apo whenever the Kngi of Burmah wants
70 raise money to give great feSs1 ,,.n,, Govern
Lord salisbury said to-day that the fren'@ rnSoI in
men, di.avowed the action of the frcncn 00A'''
Burmah. 49,, ,tanda,ay says
that Haas. the French II pssexed Sns we'd seta Haa
TO France to-mOrron. o - Ktng Thebaw for o frehch
n@us0V ane and it is alleged ,n shS cause OF that
gues % arbitrary action in the case or te 80 ;o
uo'el p,rnah corporation which mas resulteu III s ~
bay and Bdrhonh hotuee Burmah and the Government
a. India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS ON FREE TRADE.

LONDON. Oct 15.-The Liverpool Chamber OF
Commerce reports to the Royal Commission on Trade
Depresson that there has been gradual decline IN
trade during the past years and that the number OF
vessels largely in excess OF the demand for them Inc
CSnher apnroyes free trade and urges foreign coun-
, ~, abando the bounty system adding that If they
rafnse the British Government must I'M ose coubNF-
yaipg duties upon goods from such counttleA
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question OF vital interest and Importance TO western
nail manufacturers, ,.-.,.., ,,,,r
Resoired That we hereby rearrm our determined pur,
pose each and seyerally that we VIII D mDt
nrcratc nur nail factories except on tho manu-
tactnrers scale Of what time It may require
10 secure the full enplOy yment Of our works 80, ,
ResOlpsd That reafirm our purpose 10 reta'n "l'
continue all our prcsent employees who may oecOo I
petont vorkmen. an that we will not employ any o'a no.
wOrkmen except those who will work with anu u" 'Ao
satuo ter.us "a present employees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
rgIRrY DAYS INSTEAD OF DUcKIy0.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is (Speci0D. D.-An2a
Sophia Maria Winterstein who after being convicted en-
Tuesday of being common scOld, was discharged on
promise to the neIght orhood was brought into
Judge Arnod's court this morning aud sentenced TO
thirty days. she had gone back to her old homo and
continued In her Old ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
cAprrRED AND RROrGAr MOVIE TO JUSTICE.

BENNINGTON, VT, Oct. 15--Ex- POSTMASTER
T. j. Til any, In custody OF United States mArsh'l oi
Colorado passed through hero to-day on his way 10 @
land where he was tried. o abscondel In March, 1851
His denconcyas as postmaster was $33Oo ana as Cio'N
OF the Board OF Trustees OF tho bennington Grauou
school nearly 80 600 He was arrested last week on
sheep rancho In Colorado and was senehceu tus VA
noon to six years In tho WorkhOuso as hu'i""N "-N
~ una
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
F0nYD DEiDIN WALTHAM.

BosToN, Oct. 10 (SpecidD. An unknown ana
we'll crcssed man was found lying dead in cump OF
bushes alongside the main road in Waltham to-day
There WA, a bullet hole In his head aud a rovovcT by
his side There nothing about his person 10 dohIiy
him. lie was about sixty-hvc years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
SIZE RETURN or the GREENLAND FLEET

st FE RETURN OF THE UhhbN Ia u III.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 10 (Spec'do. fere
has been much rejoicing IN nls old town. Tor tho "e
the Greenland feet arrived safely in port to-day i'
season has been an exceptionally fortunate ono n M h
fishermen a. far as their lives are oonccrheu Va to
ruouIaud neet only the schooner Alice ~ WiisEs Is
os sho is so far over due that all hopes OF her "o
Olv n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
sIrrIy0 BULL RErIRFS TO PRIVATE LIFE

BISMARCK, Dak, Oct. 10 (SpecidD.-Sttihg
Bull aud his band OF Sioux warriors arrived nero TINS
afternoon on their return from the East, where 'hey
have aled an engagement OF fourteen weeks WIN @
.Bunalo Riffs Wild West show Tho OLD chloI ha'
been living pretty high. He nevor weighed 80 iuo %
before ana never smiled with 30 mueh co'nP'"'0H'
aeafh
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KILLED on 4 BURNING gRTDGF.

BENNINGTON, W., ct. 15.-Tho Troy and
Boston Railroad bridge at state Line, uear
North Hoosic. N. Y, was burned to-day
members OF the North bennington Fire Department
James Warde and NJ. Burke were Instantly killed by
falling tlmbers, and q. f. Coy, proninnt business man
OF North Bennington fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
CHOLERA IN TUNIS.

TUY1s, Oct. 15.-Sixteen deaths from cholera
have occurred here the last fortnight Nine hundred
Mecca pilgrims expected t. arrive tomorrow They
will have to undergo a i've days quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
. ROY FAILING SIX HUNDRED FEET

WILKEsDARRE, Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-At the
Dodson Mine OF tho Plymouth Coal Company. at
Plymouth this afternoon ober Williams doortender
age nftecn foil tn the bottom NJ the SHAFT depth of
600 feet His body was mangled beyond recognition
and had 10 ho brought tO The surface IN saeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
TIE CID REBEL YELL IN ST. LOUIE

OF. LOUIS, Oct. Is (Specia ).-The second
y 'ae Confederate Reunion at this point great
success Speeches were delivered by State Senator Ball.
Ss2onel CELSIUS Rice and g. g. Carlisle of New-Orleaus
sseei yell. 'A'eup's' w '"0 VI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

discovered OF the trouble and rocasod
tho victims by dsconuectng tho wire. Tho police ais
persed crowd, everybody laughed aud no ono was
arrested.
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srDTKERS 0UILTY OF ASA ULT

MARLBORO. Mass, Oct. 10 (Specsdtl u nc as
sault upon tho house OF Alexander MoDoh"' ~ ha
Ma, cau..a tho greatest eIctemsnt The outrage has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
DEMANDING AMENDS FOR AN INSULT

LONDON, Oct. 1G.- English UOVernment
has cd note the Spanish Government demand
ing reparaon for insult To the british Consulate at
tlaim merchant, and pending an appeal the
merchant fale wnereupon Spanish oficas seized ana
sealed mn The archives OF the Consulate, in spite
Of the protest of the Consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

been traced directly the strikers OF Dunn. Greene Il
Coz OF which firm Mcdonald had formerly been a
member.
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TIE OooVERT CLAIMANTS ISSUING STOCK

PIrrsBuRG, Oct. 10 (SpecidD.-At to-days
meeting OF the Harlem Commons syndicat" re'ou.'on
was passed that stock be issued not to eSceeu @|''
which should all be paid rs fund with weh PrO
ees1 I'm m testr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
osMAN DIGNA AGAIN REPORTED DEAD.

ROWE, Oct. I0-T nc IIdIIdN UVNVI H4I1OIIV I''''
coved adylces comforting the report OF the death OF
osman Digna Four hundred A5yssinisns who were
rndea in the recent fight with Osmans followers are
samred nj Ahmara The march OF the Aby ssihI"uS W
Kassala has bseu checked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

RESOLUTIONS OF NAIL MAEUPA OTUREBS
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. The Western Nail As
socetoa representing twenty eight mills, met here
yesterday and unanimously adopted the folowngi
Ehereas, IL is evident that the great question OF
eauazlng labor between tho East sad West has become
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

furnished by Tweed. Hill was made presl-
dent by the voting power of weeds stock,
o,1 at q meeting held on July l, 1870. as
onnears from the books of the company,
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas The property Of this company con-
sis,s of The gazette printing Office materials. good
will. etc. for which the sum Of $4,000 was paid
and a working capital OF $1,000 paid in. which
nror.rty has been paid for as follows, namely:
Uurton Tldd 81, 600; Frank II. Atkinson, $1,000
maid: David b. Hi, $1,000. paid; and the bal
ance Of 900 was paid by persons represented
nv Edward l. Patrick; therefore.
Rcsolrcd. That stock be issued to the said 1idd,
Atkinson and Hill at par to the above stated
arnoupts Of cash paid In by them res ectivcly.
and that the sum OF $4,000 be issued to said Ed
ward l.. Patrick for the money which lie has
nrocured of others and paid in.
In accordance with that resolution GER
tjfcate No. was issued to Patrick by David
b. Hill as president ard Horton Tidd as
secretary. facsimile Of this original certb-
cate is given herewith.
On the previous day Patrick deposited IN
the bank at Athens. Penn, which il not far
fir, n Elmira, check Of William NJ Tweed
for $50. 900. dated June y, 1870, drawn
against tho Tenth National Bank Of New
York, and made payable to Patrick's order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
A CHAPTER IN HILLS CAREER
HOW A NEWSPAPER WAS BOUGHT.
TWEEDs PECUNIARY ASSISTANCE TO HILL-IiiLLs
LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT OF TWEED.

TWEEDs PECUNIARY ASSISTANCE TO HILL-HILLs
LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT OF TWEED.
The history Of David b. Hills partnership with
William NJ. Tweed III the publication OF me EtmTd
Gazette makes clear Cao of the why Mr. Hill,
as member of the Assembly, voted for all the IN
iquitous Tweed measures, an1 why he continued
to defend Tweed after his rascalities
were exposed Edward l.. Patrick. who
was dlsLonorally expelled from the United
States Army during the War was elected member
of the Assembly by the Democrats of Chemung
County in 1865. Mr.. Hill was then one "t MS
warm supporters. In 1869, Patrick secured tho
passage of bill legalzing the fabulous claims
which Mr. Hill had worked mp against the State on
acconnt Of an al eyed overflow freUe y1ars before of
the Chemung Canal To secure the paymcntof these
extraordinary claims it was necessary TO have po-
litical influence atAlbany, which Patrick furnished
through his relations with William NJ. Tweed and
the Erie Ring A considerable part OF these claims
was paid by an appropriation which was passed by
Tweel's help IN 1870 and this brought "A large
sum Of money TO Hill. He became anxiOus to 90 10
the Legislature himself THIS led him to JON Two
friends in the purchase Of The Elmird Gazette Not
caring to invest much OF their own
money, aud it being well known that
Tweed was scattering about hls stolen wealth.
with lavish hand, particularly wherever he
could strengthen the Ring power, Patrick was lh-
dpced 70 seek tho aid of Tweed. Hill was already
slated for the Assembly; and 1t did not require
onv urgirc. therefore, to get Tweed 70 invest
$40 OCO il Hills Newspaper enterprise Ihis was
done IN the narlc Of Patrick, as Tweed IN all such
operations as far 40 possible, concealed his idcnti-
tv. Tho sum Of $4,000 was paid for
the NEWSPAPER establishment, and n
working capital of $1,000 was paid
N Of which total sum onc-haf, or $4,000 was
Delta chief., 1885-03-11
Cleveland's Cabinet.

WASHINGTON ID. G.. March B -Prcsi-
dent Cleveland sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations: Secretary OF state, Thoms.
?. Bnyard OF Delaware; Secretary of the
Treasury, Daniel Manning OF New York; Sec
rotary Of War, william T. Endico,t OF Massa-
chusetts; Secretary OF the Navy, William c.
Whitney Of New York; Secretary Of the In
terror, J. Q. c. Lamar Of Mississippi; Post
master Gcneral, William +. Villas OF wlscon-
sin; Attorney General, A. II. Garland OF
Arkansas.
When the Cabinet nominations were taken
up in executive session Mr.. Riddlcbcrgcr OBJ
jected to the imm cdiate consideration OF tho
nomination OF Mr.. Bayard, stating briefly that
he did 30 because of Mr.. Bayard's attitude
upon the Irish question. Mr. Riddlebergcr
thought him more English than American.
Mr.. Bayard's name being the first On the list,
the consideration Of all OF them went over,
under the rules Of the Senate, for day.
Delta chief., 1885-03-11
Iron Rule in CubA.

81. Loui, Globe Democrat.
The Spanish masters OF Cuba main
tain an iron rule. Every man. it is
said, who expresses sentiment not
strictly loyal to the Spanish authority
is arrested and imprisoned. Conspira
cy is punished by dungeon confinement
or death, and this practice has gone
very far to encourage people not to talk
politics. or frequent notice in cafes and
other public places is conspicuous
placard bearing the significant legend
PLEASE do not talk politics here" nd
whenever you meet him. whether at
home or abroad, the prudent Cuban. il
he values his life and liberty, or is pos
sessed Of confiscatable property, keeps
his political opinions to himself The
newspapers are all subjected TO censor
ship. the telegraph Offices are under
surveillance of the police. and it is even
said that the mails are often exam
ined for reasonable documents.