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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Mary,and,s sallot Law sustained.

tho court Of appeals, Judges Robinson and
Irving dissenting gave decision this
morning sustaining the Australian ballot
Law 'fhe strongest point Of thcopponents
of tile law was the act Of lst4 chapter 7s
which required the secretary If the COVER
nor "a memorandum III writing of the day
and hour when the same was presented to
the governor for his approval. The score
tary Of the seuatc's memorandum is that
the bill waa presented to the governoron the
3lst Of March The truth is il was not
presented until the 18th Of April and then
given t. the governor by the secretary of
state The court find the act of 1884 de-
claratory ia, it ought to have been
observed, bnt not being followed does not
invaidate the net done
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
a nIoodIess Partisan Duel.

PARIS, Oct. 2l-The duel between NJ
Paul Dcroulcdc and NJ Beinach, growing
out of the debate in the chamber of depti-
tics yesterday relative to he action Of the
government against the Boulangists. in thd
Beinach rs describing him as that lackeS
Of all administrations" took place at an
early hour this morning The Weapons
used were pistols Twenty-Five Faces
were marked of by the seconds and the
principals then took their fpsitions. At
the word NJ. Beinarh fred 5ut his Sllot
flew wide of lis mark. NJ DeroulsdI did
not fire NJ. Beinach's seconds then pro-
posed that the duel he continued but M.
Deronlcde declined TO &ccede to the Propo-
Sition
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

81, PAIL MINI, Oct. u ~ local paper
prints a story to the effect that Coley
Younger is permitted to go outside the
prison walls at saltwater on passes issued
by Warden Randall and that other con-
victs imprisoned for murder are allowed 10
20 fishing outside the walls Atliduyits in
support Of some Of these statements are
furnished and the statement is also made
that the theft of $500 worth Of iron ard
brass goods belonging to the Minnesota
Thresliing Machine Company and stored
in building near the prison has been
traced To Ole Nordstrom, a life convict SEN
fenced for the murder of his father.
NordstrOm is one of the favored ones who
il is said were allowed to go fishing out
side the walls and to have other liberties
nUi usually granted to prisoners sentenced
for life An investigation will probably be
made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
KITE cn.isEs GRIEF.
Not Permitted to See the Face of Her
Dead san,

PFoy1pEvcr, X. Il. oct 2l-The body
Of younr Willie SprnEue who committed
suicide in seattle. Wash, arrived yestcr-
day ID his homo, Gonnnthet The funeral
tUak place TODAY from 81, Peters Elisco-
palf church ii Nnrragansett Pier, the inter-
nant being III he family tomb 1T swan
Toint
Willie's mother. Kate Chase arrived
from Washington last night Ia attend the
ob4tfttiie, and REGISTERED Al TIC NArraran-
srtt House. Fhefe were fears IL h scene at
the funeral. due "a the ex-e0yernor's
violent tember. III and his second wife
attended, "a timid was Mrs chase that
She brought Her LAWYER With her Ia advise
hrr N her rittlits W attend Dnd pnrticilutt,
4, ~ t,,ttai y 4 I'M. ,,,,,, ~,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
UHFoRp,

Special Correspondence tiaaette end IoprnEl.
'liat a9. fat II Gle latest advice
ir1n stiawlridse d cthier ia regard to
t hir fUtery il that tie firm will Send
lis ttFi down here b lar:day next lie
~itl arrag.' aud pre- are 70 commence tile
msa4natnrr af goods on Monday next
E5UHeh8dHers tho Allie C4thraH ana
iat ismnla " RUhii son, c8i.ided IN the
,itWH Fiyerir WiiAt II Lu0@u us South
Rel b nH.E thr mouth gl Friday last
Nearly aIEf me front rigging of tile Cath
fall was hrriel aNay and the Robinson
4g. alstsf 4dJal bat 10 lp ercst extent
flH t81l lvied BY The late joseph s.
rrlitt aid logated about oHe-hnlf mile
from town on the Shawnee road, was sold
AT adfniniai rator's sale an Saturday last
and wi- lteAassd by George D. e1lcailie
tol 1900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Lnrn,,nne ueld on snsnicinn.

CUMBERLAND. ONT, Oct 2l.-1'he Jury in
the case of the two MeGonigle girls, who
were outraged and strangled near here
few days ago have returned verdict TO
the effect that the girls came to their death
strongly suspect the prisoner, Narcisse
Larouque, Of committing the crime Two
l2-years-old girls testified yesterday that
LaIouque acted indecently toward them a
short time ago and threatened to choke
them 10 death if they made any cutlery
Larouque has been committed for trial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

| Special Corresponds ne OF Gazette and journal.
4 NEW CASTLE, Oct .20.--Policemen Hanson,
/ Williams and Hetherington and Special
officer Common, made successful raid on
the Hungarian residents of Dohbinsvillc
last evening and captured nine of the duslty
foreigners, who We're u half hour later all
safely landed in the jail. The Huns, NUM-
bering about 1856 men and women, occupy
separate row of houses in Dobbinsville,
and It is their custom every Sunday to hold
u big iollitication, On the preceding Sat
urday when they are paid of at the iron
works several from each house take an
empty trunk to Wilmington. have it filled
with bottles of whisky and beer and in
this way smuggle it into their homes with
out being detected by the authorities. The
orgies on Saturday night and Sunday
created great noise Word was sent to the
police station in the afternoon and the raid
was planned to take place about o'clock
In the meantime the Huns had got wind
of the affair in some way and when the
officers arrived they found everything as
quiet as the grave along Hungarian row.
The squad proceeded to the house at the
and rushed in. When the three Off
GERS entered the house the occu-
pants about 10 i'll number, were playing
keno. Considerable money was on the
table They grabbed the money and sew
eral Of them made break for the door but
they were demanded to halt, Nine Of the
participants Of the game were taken into
custody and the others who were only
Spectators were given their liberty The
officers with the prisoners at once pro-
coed to, the. jail; The prisoners will be
given hearing before the mayor to-day,
The house where the raid was made is the
one where Francis Jankonsky was MUIR
dcred and several Huns seriously injured
during the riot Of september, lSs9
1t is reported from good authority that
large rolling mill plant will shortly be
established IN this city: The new industry
VIII manufacture skelp iron for Morris
iasker 4 Company. II will be situated
near the latter works and VIII give em--
ployment to about 800 hands. Several
wGli-kn9Wn New Castle IRON men are said
y PC Interested ~ the enterprise and that
u VIII be beneficial 20 New Castle IN more
ways than one goes without saying Moth
lng definite however Of the proposed new
industry can yet be learned
~ r.s.,, 1-.- on rh ;a ~.
NV AASIh ~ Wy, IL ne h me u ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
TIE LIE GITEN.
a Hot Debate ietwern Congressional
Candidates.

Candidates.
WEST CHESTER, Pa. Oct. 2l.-Nearly
300 persons crowded into old Horticlllt-
rr,t Hall tonight 10 hear Senator Robin
son and r. W Pierce the opposing Sixth
District Congressional nominees, In their
Joint debate and as many more were an
able to get in. Each candidate spoke for an
hour, ana then each had 10 minutes to re-
ply senator Robinson spoke first and dis.
ctis9ed the planks Of the national and state
Republican platforms, dwelling especially
on the tariff Mr. Pierce, HI his main
spccch, handled the state Republican plat
form without gloves especially that plank
which Endorsed and vindiratea Quay lie
held the corruption Of boss politics mp TO
gaze for II minutes, and then came down
to Chester and Delaware county politics,
claiming that they had sunk to a depth
never before known.
Telling sentences by either speaker wer(
greeted by the yells and cheers Of TIKI
crowd, which was about evenly divided,
When it came 70 the short speeches each
speaker denounced the other as giving
utterance TO lies, and the whole affaii
nearly broke up in riot
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
nonth,s Ynrr Closn Call.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct 2t.--Two mem
bers Of the British Iron and Steel Institute
had an experience here they will never
forget They were walking over a trestle
on The summit Of the mountain and were
caught by M approaching train. On one
side was d rock wall 100 feet high. on the
other precipice of 100 feet and the ties
We're too short to stand on without being
struck by the ears. In their fearful dilemma
they lay down as far as they could get, but
by the merest chance the engine was
stopped Just before il reached them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

FoRT WoRTH. TEX, Oct. 2l.--Miss Addie
Cullen, the telephone girl left here last
night ticketed through To New York,
where she will be met by ex-Mayor w. s.
Pendleton, and a second marriage cere-
mony will be performed Mrs Pendleton
Was granted Il divorce few weeks since
and this second marriage will close one Of
the most sensational society upheayals
known in the history of Texas. Mr.
Pcndleton has begun the practice of law
in New York city and has purchased a
home there
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Clnims Of Fnlso Reristrntinn.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.--On the last day of
registration about 5000 names were pub
upon the lists. Since then both parties
have been zen, earnestly At work each irving TO
names to be fraudulently ni upon the
rolls, The aggregate result ger1rding 10
an independent morning pager Is That
about 5000 notices or -balf IN number
Of the new registration IGe been sent out
calling on the persons suspected Of being
improperly registered 10 come forward
and establish their claims to right to
vote
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
4 Mnxor Imprisoned rer Assnnlt.

LoNe ISLAND CRY, L. l., oct. 2l.--Nfayor
Patrick Gleason Of this city who was con
WUted last week of assault in the third de-
gree upon George R. Crowley, the Long
Island agent of the Associated Press, was
arraigned before Judge Cullen in the
here this morning and sentenced after mo-
tions for new trial, arrest of judgment,
&c, had been denied. Judge Cullen i'm
posed sentence Of 8 days in the county
Jail and fine Of $3.50. fudge Cullen was
very severe on MaY0r Glcason's act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
TrnnD or RnrrB1Icav rlcT1cs.
senator Hubbard Of Virginia, Renounces
the "Grand Old pnTty.,

RICHMOND, VA, Oct M.--1t was an
nounccd here tonight that State senator
l.. W. Hubbard Of buckingham county,
has publicly proclaimed lis withdrawal
sqnarely into the Democratic ranks
Senator Hubbard is one Of the most in
fluential Republicans in Virginia He
could not stand the Rayonet bill, the seat
ing Of l,angston and other tactics Of the
Republican party. At this rate there will
NOT be white man left in the Republican
party IN Virginia by the November cleo
tinII.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

Ell PAso, Ten, oct, 2l.--Ci. Blanc,
Frenchman from Hudson's Hot Springs,
Arizona, arrived here Inst Friday with
notorious woman Of Silver City, n. NJ
Yesterday morning the inmates of the
hotel where they were rooming heard two
Of the revolver against the forehead of the
woman and killed her instantly and then
blew his own brains out. They bad been
drinking heavily. Outside Of this no cause
for the act is known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

Special Correspondence u Gazette and .Iourna
ELKroN. Oct 2-iood 'rdifgs Day was
observed Yesterday in the Elkt0n Mctho-
dist Episcopal tharch. at the morning
service the Rev, Charles Hill preached an
appropriate sermon and there was singing
by the choir and Sunday .schupl The
altar Of the church was handsomely deco
rated with flowers, fruits, plants and grain.
Al night the exercises were of VERY inter
csting character, including besides singing
ind responsive reading. an address by VIII
liam ]. Jones, ESQ solos BY Mrs + II.
Lort Mrs, Daniel Harvey, ,lr., and Miss
Annie Piers0n. A quartet was rendered
BY Henry Vinsinger and Thomas Smith,
Mrs Harvey and Miss Annie Hill
Chairs have been purchased for the sun
dey-school room Of the N f, Church at a
cost Of 1861.
Jndge Stump on Saturday heard the
habees corpus case OF John II. Brown, who
was confined In jail On the charge If Oh
tanning money under false pretenees, His
release was ordered Charles G, C'rothcrs,
Esq, appeared for Brown.
Frank Harvey Of Childs, Cecil county,
has been elected d delegate from Dickinson
college O. tho convention Of tile Young
MEMS hristian Association which meets
Al DanNille, vi.
Elktpn defeated Pennington - The
Cecil county fair grounds in the third Of a
series Of games between the twoclubs for
the championship Of the county. Tho
game was very holly contested The home
teaIl prevented the visitors from scoring
up 10 the ninth inning when they made
twgruA4, The Elliton club scored one in
each Of the fourth, sixth and ninth in
nings, making a total Of 10 .. Both
teams were composed, according to agree
ment, Of strictly local players Rcaley and
Green were the Elkton battery and Abra-
harms and Kirk occupied the points for
farmingt0n lhis CLOSES the baseball
season III Elhton.
ElkroN, Mn. oct. III, w. Jordan and
Harry Anderson tive Young white men
were arrested u an early hour yesterday
morning while III bed III the Railroad
Hotel Ill CUn0winEn. llicy are charged
with stealing d horse buggy and harness
belonging e W. Z ;inrhell Of PAilade-
phia. Constable Ritchic made The arrest
and Justice j Frank Cummings com
mitpd them tn I2il il default nl bail to
answer al the December torn Of court Ii
+ said that Jordan sold the buggy to PORT
Deposit parties,
William = Evans l,stl. trustee, has sold
the Porter property hi the Eighth district
i leiper Walker u Lancaster county. Pa,
fer S4aU3, and tie undivided interest in 70
acres II land along DE SHsqnchanna %
Stephen J caldwell Mr. Exams, as *
ecutor also sold the jamison farm in
Fourth district for :l,u1, To Alfred G.
lamison, Frank / talnison, Levlm l..
GrGeS and Anna VI liluck5tom, tie four
principal leEAtee- i'll the VIII
William J alliiis. d well known fdriaef
residing oac iI!le trdla town died oil Mon
dtN afer e, nfa months illnesS Of con.
sumption. I'M leaves 4 widow and iivt
children Mr. epllin- served in the sixth
MARYLAND Re,tingciif The union array
Ihr rl0HluIeE 1T lierSuu's Grove
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
LrSG0 rrDIarED.
He Must Answer for the Brutal Murd,
Mrn. Miller.

ne Must Answer Tor the Brutnl Murdfr OF
Mrs. Miller,
The grand jury in Camden on Tuesday
continued the hearing in the famous Annie
Miller napkdGr case. Several additional
witnessed were heard aud Jury Clerk John
Gaunt read 10 that body the Testimony of
Or. Eormad, IT this city, who made the
nllcroscoEncal examination Of the clothing
Of Lingo He found that a substance Of
tar had been smeared over the blood spots.
For over an hour the grand jury tnssle1
with number Of legal questions. Prose
ciltor Jenkins explained some techniclity
and finally the roll was called. Every
member Voted in favor Of indictment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

neutrality-suspicious. q Gazette ana journal
EiEoBsET5wS. 4. IL The assault and
battery cass Of West vsrans Tindal was
concluded yesterday. Tne jury enya q vnr-
dict againet tire tagcher atndai and iped
him $50 ana c5s's. fhe effect OF This de !.
clsion on the scholars Of the pablic SCHOOLS
OF this county VIII be terry bEd. The c1se
Of ii HITCH versus HGalst, appealed from
IN glstrGte was non suited. Hitch and
HeNles had = rrade, exchanging pianes and
Wire and stlit was brought on grouads OF
gocds not being 40 represented.
GEORGETOWN. Oct 17.--East night the
DemaerGts Of g otjt8tORn liundEat held q
I9e4snR at william Spleet's hnla gstoad.
The weather was meet nafgvornDe, d hrayy
wind aud rain storm rggIlR. YET, owes a99
usrscns attended tho nssting. r. O. Waite,
Rsq md p. D. Eeatn. e 40 irsisat thu
aBssmblage. Several sHge iRaRor loads OF
pscpl4 waat froE this town ord two or
tnre ri9re Xoen Milton. 1ae aaorqotewn
h nd furnl9bed nEsle,
me h7publicans held naeetiug at
Gfankiesd lase Diphe.
The legl jury trial WIS held yesbard az and
lHst nisht lbs iorS Was G'Fchsasad. l. Is
probable that cont 9ili sdt0urn tosdey.
The President hGa recognized Cionzalo De
!s!ntsada ss cGGn991l ~ the Argentine Reyub
lie in Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
FATALLY scnlded WhiIo at Play.

DuBuqrE, IA, Oct 2l.-While plnying
about stove on which sat pan Of boil
ing water two children OF Nicholas
Brandt, aged respectively and 81 yeers,
managed to upset the stove and the hot
water was poured over them. They were
fatally scalded, both dying within q few
hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Ynnnr caso.s nnhv Fnnnn.

PRovIDEHcE, K l., Oct 21.-Thc govern
ment steamer Stiletto has made an in
eifecttial attempt to recover the body of
the son of Rear Admiral Case, drowned at
Bristol, but it was found this morning
near whore the young man sunk by Cap
rain, Waters wrecking crew from New
York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

HARVARD, lii, Oct. 21.--Charles Arm
strong, for 40 years one of Haryard's most
prominent citizens has proved to be q
defaulter, having robbed his clients of
S25 600. He has always borne an .unblem-
iahed reputation, but now transrires bat
for years he has been practising systemetio
frauds Armstrong is II years old. He
was a Justice of the peace.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BELvtnrRE, n T., oct 2l.--A dcstructiye
fire broke out mt Buttsville on the n. l.. &
w. railroad last night The Craig's gen
eral store and other buildings were burned,
entailing heavy loss The town has no
fire department,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

PARIS, Oct q THE E,enement. has adj
vices from 81 Petersburg stating that, as
the train in which the ear was travelling
on his return u II Petersburg from his
hunting trip in Poland was passing the
railway station AZ Grqdnn, a Shot was fired
from the sintion al his maiesty
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

The Deaf in ireland Find !; Good Thing.
DuBLIr, OCT 20,-Hnt few American in
ventions have been ~ readily adopted in
Ireland as the invention for deafness Of II.
A. Wales of Bridgeport, Conn, called the
sound discs, and the result of its use has in
many cases been marvellous
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BEAVER DAM, Wis, Oct. 2l-Tt is be-
lieved that Fred. Hubert and viii G'almctir
were drowned in Beaver Dam Lake in the
fierce gale Of Saturday, They were ont
hunting ducks that day and have not been
heard from since Searching parties were
out Nesterdny bnt found no trace Of them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
Passengers l,adlv shaken I'm.

rERRE HAuTE, IND, Oct. 2l.-When the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois passenger train
saIth-honnd was this side Of Watseka yes
terday n rail broke throwing two of the
passenger coaches on their sides Several
Of the passengers were badly scratched and
the conductor was seriously injured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
surhN4.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
SMYRNA, Oct. l6.-W Wednesday Witnessed
the closing OF the tomato season. Making a
rough estimets one would place the mum
her Of cans put up IN both factories at
1850 Coz or 1000, COO giving employment to
about 26D men, Wonen and children. Nazt
week both fRctettes rtRgt on pumpkins, q
new enterprise for Smyrna.
a colored employee Of Ashcreft & Clifton
vss errestet o. sns pleieE OF having taken
money from the hTIn's safe but al tho hear.
ing Il was Impossible 10 connect him with
tho NH ling cgsh,
The Gtand Ledge OF G-od Templsrs,
whieA mat Dess IN snnua session yaster-
dsy morning sGiaurned this afternoon.
IflpSe present shy It was enc OF the most
pleasant and harmonious sessions they
hUVs attended Tor yaats TIE Officers
elected for the Enening year are rs follows
Chtsf Templgr. Eernnn Roe; Wee Tam
plHr, Hiss NaGgls Siaco; Secretary, Williaca
Osrt6c; SuDa rintend3Gt Juvenile Work,
Jr8. nary Wells,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BALTIMORE, Mn. oct, 2l.-A dispatch
from the Relay House, states that Mr.
Charles keim, brother-in-law Of President
Mayer Of the B. & o., died suddenly near
afternoon today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BosToN, MASS, Oct. 2l-Bloom Il Co..
dealers In woolens 81 Chauncey street.
offer their creditors 70 cents and the com
mittec Of Investigation recommends that it
be accepted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

BosroN, MASS, Oct 2l.-'rhe Union
Baptist society Of Fremont Temple last
night unanimously accepted the rcsigna-
pastor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

RosroN, MASS, Oct 21-Alonzo II.
Laws, carpenter and builder, has gone into
insolvency, owing $4,000 with unencum-
bered assets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

Or John r. ROynton well known rs n
lecturer died Monday in Syracuse, New
York
a, u, Mullctt cx-superyising architect
III the treasury committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head at his resi-
dcuce IN WashuEtOn Monday evening He
was 10 wears 0f age The dead 4 attributed
IL III health and financial embarrassment.
Mary Met2dorfl aged Il years, vas ar
raignGd in court In Baltimore on Monday
and pleaded guilty tn u charge d having
poisoned her brother James, and Louisa
firnadWater. The plea was accepted and
sentence suspended.
II Is reported that the Dominion author-
ities will study The imperial Statutes re-
luting to The subject With tile view Of
asrnftauing whether Ncssrl Dillon and
| q iiriml wnuld he Liable 10 arrest as fugi-
ti$ps from Justice III tile event of their
coming 70 Canada before their RETURN to
| Ireland
Oyster dredsers who arrived At Bati-
more Monday reported sthat all along
Kent Island, off The Jumps and down
tile western shore Is far as PatuSani and
cooper Island tile oyster banks We're found
deal What has Killed the oyster Is NOT
known prrigers sag il would have talen
them weeks IA get a load. The lower bay
il yet 70 bc heard from.
At the meeting ot Methodist Epsconal
ministers III Baltimore. Monday rapers
in favoring Of admitting women as lay
delegates TO the general conference wert
read lv the Reys. r. O. Eldridee ana
George g. R4Geu, and one against the
/ proposition h}' the Rev. ! g Nicholson
I Informal talk aii tic subject indicates thqt
4 the majority ofthe preachers IL the tlaltl-
more Conference urc decidedly aycrse 10
the proposed change,
The state department has received copy
Of the minutes Of the debates which have
recently taken place il the chamber Of
\ commerce Of Havana with reference to tho
Mckinley bill and the question Of re-
4 cipr1eitv, This statement which was
I transmitted 70 the Spnnsh ninister, was
accompanied by n letter from the president
end secretary of tho chamber, which shows
the existeraH Gf = armg sentiment favor
/ abio TO reciprocity with the United states.