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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-08-07

She Condition % F.aance -.
lhr"nEhout the Co'.ntry. - '1<s
o. o. Dun . Cos Weekly R.,,.
ness Dragging and Dull ana -. -
somewhat business trI's
Etc- -'isf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-08-07

head for each inha bitant
IA FAyETTE people OF saving dis
position have over 5000, 900 on deposit IN
their savings bank.
DURING a heavy storm lightning
struck the house Of John w. Hinkle.
near Goldsmith, killing his wife and
child.
la FAYETTE will bore wells for their
water supply.
vIScExSEs wheelmen indulge in
moonlight picnics-
MARY CoNxoR. Of New Albany. was
almost gorcd to death by COW.
BARBARA DALEY. Of Allen county.
went insane the day after her marriage,
and attempted suicide " hanging.
A MoncAxTowv druggist has shipped
si,s32 worth Of Brown county ginseng
to Cincinnati.
RoBERr II. GORDON. the first white
man ever settled in Delaware county.
which was In 1879. died II Muncic. the
other night, ~ the age Of 20 years II
was his good fortune 70 see the wilder.
ness cleared away and the place he had
selected as home become a large.
prosperous city.
LARGE field Of wheat belonging u
John Mcekcr. at Stone Blusf. caught
nrc from spark from . passing loco
motive The entire crop OF the field. 1
together with a large barn and its con.
tents was destroyed. The barn was
fully insured.
MAN-LovE park 10 : favoritc outing
place for Richmond maidenS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08
TeIegramas via St. Thomas

New-York, Setiembre 1o--Un telegrama de
Hamburgo, dice que ha sido derogada Ia dispo-
sic6n que prohibfa la Introduction do carnes
de cerdo americans en- Alemania
Idem, idem.-Por la Tesoreria de los Esta-
dos Unidos SO han dictado dsposiciones ten
.ientes 4 variar el sistema de conocer la pola
rzacion dc los az1cares, inferior al nimero II
lie Ia escala ho!andesa.
Idem, 2.-Ha sido inaugurado el nucvo Ca
HE que pone en- communication directa oil Brasil
u los Estados- Unidos de America.
Iaem 3.-Ha sido concertado el matrimo-
lilo del principe heredero de Russia Y Ia prince
"a Maria, de Grecia
Idem, 4--Az1car cristalizado $35, ref
no 50 Il6-Cambios $4a2 y pesos mejica-
nos 76y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08
Noticias de la Capital

C0ntinllan celebrAndose con la solemnldad
debida en- la Iglesia do Puer5a de TERRA, lar
novenes en- lonor de Nuesta Sonora de Cova-
donga. Manaua, martes, las Ocho media,
tendra lugar la msa solemne con panogrico .
cargo del j6ven presbftero y elocuente orador
sagrado senior Lanuza. las cinco media
saldrA procesionalmente la Santa Im&gen, re-
corriendo el trayecto acostumbrado.
Anoche SO quemaron numerosos fuegos ar
tifciales, y ell pirot6cnco senor Fernandez SO
propone sorprendernos agradablemente con
los de esta noche y manana en- la tarde.
90
Segdn nos dieen, anoche como 4 las once
guardias de Orden publico, cerca dc los pabs-
llones de San Crist0bal, al indi yiduo profugo
conocido con ell apodo de el Bemba; este hugo
hacia la calle de Tetuan, donde dispar6 ur
tiro de revolver 4 un guardia, hiriendolo on
una mano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08
Jamoiles ga!legos superiores

Los acaba de recjr =. Eusebio Rodriguez
(Marina) por el vapor Espa5a" ft,s vende eu
su tenda LA EQUITATiV> "A r:.zon de % cen.
tavos la libra.
Ell juevss 10 del corriont~ -rr,n prlncipio
en- la capilla de San F.-ancsc.,. Las novenas do
oicho santo FL II tendra ll4ar la fiesta de
Ia Impression de las L!aga., u 20 i Lar 10 dc
la mahana misa so]emne con paneg rice car
go del presbters Sr. Barrst.
90
Aver tarde sntrta Ell ssto puerto cl vapor
sspanol Hsrsdn Gsrtes cenduciendu diversos
tetes para varios.
Ha fallecido anoohe dc parto Ia iissingui-
da sonora del professor senor BAralbar dc e. ia
EscEsla Normal.
Enviamos dicho c.balioro su faInila
to la, nucstras mas scntidas palabras dc con-
,iylencia.
wNO oLvIDARL0.-A LII Revista Po-
ll,tiaf de Nueva York, Sc susts1ioe on las nici
,,as .ls. la JoRREsPoNDENGiA Ds PUERTO RICO.
lgy.;sstu cuesta 70 een5av,,s AL ANO la sus-
c.tl',a Sc hasen buenOs r',ga ur sena
res t,.,nittus
%
Tor ei cabo Ayabarrei.a guarsiia San r,
4. fia letenido condncblu a ia prevention,
81 ln,iiviiuo Baailo Guzman lrufug" de la pre-
venc Oh.
Fame usted los cigarrillns lie lis Habana
ru.e"a la Ercepci6n mo ag.adecora q con-
suj.,. Son extra oxcclenfrsy las cajetillas co.
nod u para llovar en Ell belsillo -lcganues
So, il s9s,,s agentes dc los cigarrillns marca
Ergeycids para teda la Isla, los senorss Lopez
v III all y G:
Eetreta manana por Ii bsnsta del Battalion
Csizadores dc CO;0n:
Pasodobl8 "E, Tcnients Curuao" valero.--
e plegaria y duo ds II Opera 'sAaeya yestal"
Mereahantc.-3s Gran i,sst-paufrj del .Ecrroca-
lri'' zavestal.--4s Aux. Uurda lu Rhlp je pcpse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08

los ndmeros, los cuales dom0strarAn al Hersld
de Nusva- York, con razonos contundentes, que
sus calculos son sqnivocados que IL rofincrfa
de pstr0lso ostablscida sn Puerto Rico, lejoa
de perjudioar los intersses generates del pals,
los bensncia en alto gr2do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08
correspondence de Puerto Rico.
psserto- Rico, I de Setiessbre de 1891.

E-Ia suscrici6n < LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA va
lie DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantadO on
los pueblos de la Isla. No Sc servira nnguna aus
crici0n ST con la carta de aviso no acompana el
yalor de un trimestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08


vene todos los dias esta ciudad.
Sus nnmerOsos clientes deben so,icitarlo 8
dejar aviso en- las FARMACIAS DE BLANC0 Y
DAUBON.
Anoche, en- la retreta, nos tue entregada
por Ell joven industrial con ABdr6s Laguna, una
puserta de ORC = corai; habendo hecho las
CONSEQUENCES averiguaciones, supimos que per-
tenecia una nina que nos ensen6 la coMpa-
nera Nos encargo la referida nina que di6se-
mos las mas expresivas gracias al senor La
guna.
La Mutasa, Compalia de Seguros dc Vida,
on Nueva- York, pag6 en- una sola semana { la
cue acab6 el microbes % dc julio
POr Snle3trOS- ..-....... $l4l.435-5
Cantdad primitiva de seguro 1l4.S25
Cantidad pagada de premios.. 5s.l3l "a
Utilidad sObre e cCsto. ..-.. 833O3 &c
AdeInas pag0 en- la misma sslnana, $27. .632
78 centavos, por poiisas totales sencidas.
Del Weekly Statement
AnOche tuvlmOs OCCASION dc oDSorvar on
Puerto de terra, ] derrw,nbe y valga el ter
mino que, sin duda, merccera la atenci6n dc
nuestro ceoso alcade cuandO de 81 tenga CO.
nOcimin 4atO Yen /, IL nlai para =. Ia pOr la
carretera, dobIanuu a ia derrcha pOr la es-,
quina de la casa que Ocupa nucstrO amigo e
Sr Bosch las nlt!1nas aguas pluviales han So
ca,adO un trOzO d0 a,lrmauU que pafec0 omne-
aaron hacer por ALI hace tempo, dejando On
nlitad de la via nn procipicio dOnde cualquiera
persona distrai,la puede quedarse sin el aqua
del bautismO
Nos dice un amigo que On la casa numero
90 de la cajle de San Francisco, hay dos tres
muchachos que SO entretienen en- molestar
los vecnos arrojando inmundicias por las per.
sianas. Aver tarde fu6 requerido un guarda
dl, 0rdn nth hah al nI1no
(bajos de la casa de don Augusta Cottes), para
Ieprimir estes abuses, contest0 que eran CO.
sas dc niIos que no podia hacer NADIA para
evitarlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08

~ FL tempo es dinero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-08

Ancche. mientras tenfa lugar Ia rstreta,
ocurri6 un suceso en- la plaza de armas, que
acusa ben poca cultura pOr parte de sus auto
res. En- mOmentOs on que SO hallaba allf reu-
nido gran numero de personals, alguien 50 en-
tretuyo en- arrejar azaf6tida zumo de aroma
on Ia plaza, 10 cual produjo un olor insoporta-
BILE, que oblig0 4 muchas psrsouas toner que
retirarse de all ~
verdaderamente, hay gustos que msrscen
For i. par.j. d. 8. :. fu.r.n det.n,do, !,
conducidos a la prevention los individuos Juan
Perez Rafael Rsig por pslsa y hsrirse mu-
tuamente.
Por In pareja dc o. P. fueron dctsnidos y
conducidos Ia prevention los individuOs jose
Villegas Heraclio Ferror, por embriaguez y
escandalo.
Noe suplican decir { las dignss sehoritas
que forman la apreciable congregation de Hi
jas de Haria dc osta Cathedral, que SO srvan
asistir q una misa que 80 celebrar& malana,
dia do Ia Monserrate. 4 las ocho do la msma,
rn la iglesia de Santa Ana.
Hoy 30 han vendido 90. bosoyss dc azdcar,
nlarca Santa Elena" que 4 precio reservaio
eompraron los senores Lopez, Villamil J Co.
ooo
Hemos dido decir que la Junta Directiya
del Ateneo ha convocado para maiiana las
junta general de alumnos de Ensenanza Supe-
rior; con el fin de nOtiicarles cuales ha, sido
los escogidos para ir hacer sus examen.s q Ia
Habana. Parece que entire los dichos alumnos
Sc prepara una protesta contra el leciente
acuerdO del AteneO.
vNO hemos bebido nunca nleior BRAN
DIT que 81 del FRAILE CARAT. 81
~r-
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
An Elegant Restaurant.

A representative of THE REPUBLICAN, Thile on his daily rounds, yesterday en- bred the doors of the Nickel Plate Res kurant and was agreeably surprised to nd it crowded with customers, whom ts genial, courteous proprietors were applying with the luxuries and delics- ies of the season. This place is doing
 splendid business, and while other 'eople complain of hard times the wait rs at the Nickel Plate have to rustic to Fait on their patrons. It is deservedly opular, for only the best the market
 fords is used on its table, and people then eating there can rest assured that set before them is clean, and digestible.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
CALIFORNIA SUPERPHOSPHATE
 COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, slOo, 900
office, IA South Spring Street,
 Factory and Works, Mission Road, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Super
 phosphateS, Bone Meal. Etc.

ENoR SOME TIME GREAT WANT HAS II been felt by the orange grower of senthern California for fertilizer adapted to this fruit. We have been successful in finding just the food, and now offer to the orange grower our "orange Tree Fertilizer" It Is an article thoroughly adapted to this tree. consisting of bone, potash phosphoric acid, ammonia and other ingredients, and is complete manure for growing trees. from time of setting out to full maturity. Gophers will not work where this fertilizer is used, on account of their distsste for the phosphoric acid, which Is very helpful to the tree-either orange or lemon. In the growing of other citrus or deciduous fruir in California the use of superphosphRtes according to Prof. Hilgard. will be found much better adapted to the purpose than either barnyard or stable manure, in that they contain the neces- sary constituents of which the soil has been de- prived by its long continuance in the cultiva- ton of such crops. In setting out trees, one pound per tree should be used, thoroughly mixed with the soil before irrigating. The quantity used on old trees according to the age of the tree-tree 5 years otd pounds; 10 yean old 10 pounds. If the trees are 20 feet apart or more, and the soil be very poor, greater quan- tity may be used to good advantage. The fer tilizer may be applied at any time before . rain or irrigating. Price, s36 per ton.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
Harrows vs. Flows.

The disc harrow and the rotary spad- ng harrow are both good implements |n farm. and have come to stay. It is rue they do not turn under and hide big weeds so well as a littls one-horse or
 wo-horse turning blow, but they dig up
 he earth, go deep and aerate the soil Efficiently and get over the ground in a hurry, and thus let no big weeds grow b hide. Big weeds have no place in Eood farming, except in rare cases where they are allowed to grow especi. lily to turn under as a fertilizing pro- less, and for such purpose it is best to low buckwheat, rye, etc.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
Points of Interest.

Nothing seems to be fixed any more | n Australia. in England and on the con |inent of Europe the trotting records Of l he past were all broken in 1890. It is hot safe to say where the trotting record |vill stop. But the trotters of no coun- l " equal those of America as yet. The best record made in Europe was mile |n 2:19t, by the horse Bosque Bonita, at Vienna
 In the counties of Douglass and Lin. koln, Washington state, no less than ,, 900 cattle were stolen last year; that, l loo, though indignant citizens took the law into their own hands in several in- tances and made short work of the cat le thieves
 In Bulletin No. of the Missouri Agri- |,ultural college, Columbia, Mo, Dr.. Paul Paquin gives full directions for paying cows by operating on the flank. |rhe bulletin will be sent free to those
 kpplying.
 In connection with the sugar beet in.
 Eustry the fsttening of choice cattle foI market fourishes. The refuse beet pulI s fed to beef animals with excellent re
 Fults, the sugary pulp forming a most
 fourishing food.
 Scarcely any attention at all is paid tc ] he fiavoring of meat by special foods tc |animals and poultry. The French have brought this system to perfection. Spice: |.nd aromatic herbs flavor chickens anG
 Even pork. Celery fed to fowls is one oi ! he choicest favors. This is subject that we'll merits careful investigation The experiment stations ought to takt t up
 Use comb foundation for your bees 1T he hives. Then the strength of the bet ban go into making honey instead oi bomb, for comb it must have before tht
 honey making begins.
 Keep fresh pastures constantly through ! he summer for your stock. As fast a.
 bne shows signs of failing turn the ami |nals to another, and let the first ont rest and come up again. For the first time in number of years he beef cattle receipts at the Chicago markets have shown & decrease, begin hing with January, 1891. The decrease continued also during February. Oncs I-Ore tha "cattla barons" look m
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
A SAD TALE K K x ***.

Sent by Mail on Receipt of Price, s5c.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17

ONE E PILL A DOSE.
 oAMPIgs FRsE.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-17
GREAT SCOTT l
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 near street-car line; house alone cost
 amount asked.
 s2oO gives you 1s acre lot near the West End
 Scnool House; half cash, balance on time. sl6oo cash buys 10 acres land 2Is miles from the
 Court House. = Those who buy now will be known as the
 wise men of the west. { 100 per acre secures choice and l0-acre tracts
 l15 miles from city limits, including pro
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 on Monroe street, in Capitol addition. = Buy now and save 50 per cent in 90 days. sllOO will make you the happy possessor of l.
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 acres lk miles west of Capitol grounds.
 Washington St. will run directly through
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 DON'T WAIT FOR PRICES TO ADVANCE. Sl200 buys 4-room house and . beautiful shady
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 list it with us. We are receiving inquires
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24
The wyoming Gold Fields.

SARATOGA, Wyo. via Fort Steele,
July 16.-Work was begun yesterday
on a drain ditch to Jack creek neal
the summit OF the continental divide,
within n few miles of Saratoga, pre-
paratory to hydraulicing six hinder
ances OF placer ground. 1t is estimated
the ground will pay ten cents per yard
to work it depth of nine feet. Coarse
gold rs large as wheat grains have
been taken out OF the Groundall pros
poets well, and the big supply OF water
and great fall make it easy to wash
out the gulch for long distance,
A company has been organized to
work the ground and men are now dig
ging a ditch which will be put down
to the bed rock as soon rs possible.
The ditch will be run along the crest
of the hill to furnish water for n.y.
draulic mills TO be put in Immediately.
A large force OF men will be en-
gagged soon and are expected to make
big clean up before the close Of the
season.
j. G. Rankin OF Rawlins Lee Viii
cox and d. S. Bakerof Fremont Ncb
and j. w. Crane of Arlington. Neb.,
and Omaha and other Nebraska men
are interested in the company. Great
excitement prevails in this city over
reports from these rich diggings. All
the creeks on this side OF the CONT
mental divide will soon be scene of
gold washing. Everybody is jubilaut
over the big strike in Catterton tun-
mel. on the Grand encampment. A
car load OF ore is to be shipped from
there to Omaha Immediately. Ship
ments will soon begin from the Jones
and Williams mines ON Spring creek
and between there and Jack creek.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Ever since
public and official attention was
directed to the subject OF the frequcn-
cy Of assertions from the army Il year
or so ago there has been II determined
effort on the part OF the authorities to
improve tho quality of material of
which the service is recruited in the
belief that in this lay the remedy for
the great evil. Extra endeavors were
made to secure young men who sought
the army as Il profession rather than
as a haven OF refuge and to this end
the efforts OF recruiting officers have
been Systematically turned away from
cities toward the country. The new
system has just begun to show It's
fruits. and is more than justifying the
expectations OF those who inaugu-
rated 1t.
An officer Of the adjutant generals
department who had charge Of this
work remarked recently; 1--WE are
having very good work with our later
recruits, and | think the army today
is composed of a better class OF people
than ever before. We have abandoned
the city field almost entirely for the
country, where we are more apt to
find vigorous young mon, eager TO do
well and to wear chevrons. Such men
make good soldiers, far better than
the old, hardened toughs who come
out of the slums to enlist as last re-
sort or as means OF drowning their
Identities"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24

TOPEKA, Kan, July 10. The Dem
ocrat sent a reporter to investigate the
grasshopper Of eastern Colorado who
brought back number for examina-
ton by Prof. Snow of the state uni
versity. The latter removed all fear
OF danger in the following letter:
LAWRENCE, Kan, July 14.-Editor
OF the Democrat Topeka Dear Sir.
1 found at my house last night a copy
OF your issue of Saturday and small
jar containing locusts. The fear that
these locusts are about to overrun the
state is, | believe, quito groundless.
The locust is migratory, at least it
has never yet been known to migrate,
as does the we'll known Rocky noun
tain locust, and the people Of Kansas
outside OF the plains districts have
nothing to fear from it. The locust is
known as the long winged locust and
its habits or range is confined to the
plains OF eastern Colorado and western
Kansas. 1t has never been noted as
an especially soundant locust even in
its confined range, and your account
Is OF scientific interest as showing that
favorable conditions may augment its
numbers to dangerous degree, the
danger being purely local, however.
1t is the migrating species we have to
fear and especially the single Species
the Rocky mountain species.
Yours truly,
TT Snow
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24
Decision Against Corporations.

ALBANY. N. Y, July 16.-The attor-
ney general has just received from the
general term of the third department
very important opinions involving the
right of the state to collect from COR
porations the organization tax in the
case OF the consolidation of corpora
tions. The actions were against the
Nickel Plato railroad, so-called, and
the Fitchburg railroad. ana were sub
mitted upon an agreed statement OF
facts at the general term in May. The
amount OF the tax in the case of 1.-The
Nickel Plate (principal and interest) is
over $57, 900. The court holds that
when two or more corporations consol-
idate the consolidated corporation is
new corporation and becomes so by
virtue OF the provisions OF the state
authorizing the consolidating and thus
brings it within the scope of the act OF
1886, which imposes tax OF one
eighth of l per cent upon the capital
stock OF every corporation incorpo-
rated under the laws of that state, 10
be paid at the time OF incorporation
and as a license for the privilege of
incorporation. The court holds that
the companies must pay the tax ana
directs judgment to be entered. The
cases were argued by Hon. Samuel L.
Williams OF Cleveland, o.. as counsel
for the Nickle Plate. These test cases
were brought at the instance of tho
secretary OF state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24

PLAINFIELD N. j., July 14.-Miss
Harriet Richardson, who lives at her
fathers house in Race street North
Plainfeld, had young woman friend,
Miss Della Lathrop, visiting her over
Sunday. The young women had been
having pleasant evening, entertain
ing callers, and it was late when the
last guest had gone and they had re-
tired. They were just doing off when
they were startled by hearing the
crash of a window pane. Then they
heard the window slowly open, and
in an instant Il man leaped into
the room. The girls were almost par
alyzed with fear and were absolutely
unable to Cry out. When the man be-
gan to attack Miss Richardson her
companion sprang at him. The girls
fought fercely. They soon saw that
they were struggling with n negro.
The vigorous attack confused the man
and he ran to the open window. He
stepped on the roof of the porch and
let himself down to the ground. The
screams of the girls attracted Marshal
Rutledge. who was on his beat The
assailant ran directly into his arms.
lie gave his name as Samuel johnson,
aud said he came from Newark. He
was examined ami sent to the Somer-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24

PANAMA, July IA brutal murder
has been committed at Humay, in Peru,
the victim, woman, being stabbed
thirty times. 1t appears that one Cas-
tallanos and woman named Tarsita
Niscarra had lived together some time
as man and wife. The woman, unable
to put up any longer with the brutal
treatment OF Castallanos, left him, and
despite his entreaties refused to return
to live with him. Castallanos then
appealed to the parish priest promis-
ing to marry her if she would return
to him. Castallanos and the woman
met at the priests house. The wo-
man, however, was obdurate, which
so eNasperated Castallanous that he
sprang upon her. dagger in hand and
In spite OF the reverend mans denun-
Citations and supplications he inflicted
more than thirty stabs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-24
Enthusiasm I'm chill.

WASHINGTON, July. 17.-Senor
Montt representative of the Gillian
congressional party here, has received
a telegram from Secretary Errazuriz
ut lquique stating the army continues
Its REQUIREMENT with arms received
from Europe. The greatest enthusiasm
and discipline reigns. Large numbers
OF volunteers come daily. Supplies
continually arrive by steamers from
California, Peru and all ports OF the
Pacific. The nitre works are in great
activity. Expectation of their pro-
duces an abundant revenue. From
Santiago they are informed the re-
sources of Balmaceda are constantly
diminishing. There is great discon-
tent in the dictators army. A few DAYS
ago the revolution was almost success
ful in Balmaceda's vessels.