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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
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Nueva-York, Diciembre 3.-La noticia de
Ia muerte de Mr.. Jay Gould ha causado POGO efec-
to en- ell mercado de Londres. So anuncia que
el vapor ingles "Greystoke" ha nauffagado el
Elba habiendo perecido la tripuacion y 81 pa
saieros. Anunc1an de Paris que Mr.. Brisson ha
desistido de formar Gabinete; 81 Presidente Car
not ha encargado para clio Mr.. Perier.
Nueva-Y orlx, Diciembre Segdn noticias
de Queenstown el vapor "Sprie" ha sido remolca-
do por el vapor "Lake Huron" q causa de habGr-
sele roto el tim6n El accidente ocurrio mil mi.
Has de Ia costa produjo gran panico en- 81 pa
saje Sc han sentldO fuertes tormentos en- In
glatera Andnciase que Inglaterra, Alemania
los Estados-Unidos, Sc han undo para restable-
Ger 81 orden en- Samoa. Dicen de Paris que Mr..
Perier ha desstido tambien de formar gablnete,
habiendo sido comisionado para veri6carlo Mr.
Burgeois
Nueva- Y ork, D1ciembre 6.--Han sldo coE-
denadas muerte en- San PeteIsburgo % perso-
mas compicadas en- los motnes que ocurreron
con motive de Ia epidemia del c6lera-Avisan
de Paris que Mr.. Ribot ha constituido Gabinete
81 cual es reproducc1on del de Mr. Loubet con la
exception de que Mr.. Bourgeois sera nombrado
Ministro de Justicia, Mr.. Dupuy, Ministro de ms.
trucci6n Mr.. Sarrien, de Comerclo; sin embar.
go las dtlmas noticias dicen que Mr.. Siegfried ha
sido nombrado Mlnistro de Comercio en- vez de
Mr.. Sarrien Mr.. Loubet Ministro de Justlcia
en- vez de Mr.. Bourgeois Mr.. Siegffied es pro
teccionista y fuertemente opuesto al ibre cambio,
Nueva York, 7.-Partlcipan dc Bruselas que
en- la onferencia monetaria ceiebrada aquella
ciudad, ha sdo rechazada la proposition de Mr.
Alfredo Rothchid
Los delegates americanos abogan porque Sc
aumente Ell de la plata Sc restituya su igual-
dad con el orc. Anuncian de Paris que Mr.. Car
not presidi6 la primera reunion del nuevo Gabi-
nete. Mrs. Rlbot Bourgeois no aprobaran el
bill pidiendo SO comedian tacutades extraordina
rias al comite del canal de Panama. Anuncian
de Washington que el presidente Harrison su
mensaj annual al Congreso dice que todav1a un
frme partldario del sistema proteccionista y que
Sc hara una revision en- el tratado con ell Canada.
Despachos lie Berlin anunclan que la mayorla de
los miembros de Reichstag han votado que sos.
tendran Ell bill sobre Ell ejercto Sc ha Quemado
en- Filadelfa el edi6co del perl6dico Public Led
ger calculandose las peldidas $500 600.
Nueva- York. 7.-Anuncian de Paris que el
Comit9 del Canal de Panama insiste en- que SO
practique la autopsia del cadaver del baron Rel.
nach Sc espera que el gobie1no accedera Ia pc
tcion. Ha vuelto aparecer Ell colera en- la pro-
vincia de Poltava. Ha sido nombrado Car
denal Mr.. Galimber nuncio del Papa en- Viena.
Nueva FORK, 9-Harina de trigo $4.25 ba
rril; tocino Mess de $l44 4 $l42; azdcar crista
izada 50 cts libra; idem regular buen refine
1915; miees inglesas 10 cts gallon; cambios de
Nueva ork sobre Londres $4 -853; pesos meji
canos 65 centavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
JUzGUE Ell PALS

En- nuestro artfculo de aver dijimos que La
Democracsa cree que nuestro proyecto de fundar
en- esta isla un gran partldo liberal monarquico
con los elementos que constituyen ell autonomista
y el Unconditional, no pasara de la esfera de 10
imaginario, alegando como pruebG cOmcluyente de
orgWnaentact6n, Ia circumstance de vislumbrar
se tras de nosotros Ia fgura eternamente antapd-
tscG sonabrSo del general Sanz de recWerdo duro
migrate en- este pot que personi6ca la tdransa, Ell
encOno y la dsctodura mes1tar.
Cuando las densas y negruzcas sombras del
apasionamiento llegan obscurecer Ia esplendeDte
luz de la razon, pert6r base esta al extreme de
Greer yer un fantasma donde solo existe la reali-
dad, va en- el deli1io del desconcierto de sus
funciones, toma por groseros repugnantes erro.
res las mas bellas hermosas verdades, en- el caos
del laberinto, del desorden la confusion, We ell
arm6nico concerto de la variedad dentro de la
nnidad, TODD 10 que revste caracter de certo y
evidente, consid6ralo falso y enganoso. Por esta
raz6n un entendimiento que Sc halla bajo Ia in,
ASencia del apasiopamiento, J por ende en- estado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
NUEVO MINISTERlO.

Segdn telegrama ofcal recibido en- la mana-
ma de hoy en- 81 Gobierno General, ha quedado
constituldo 81 nuevo Ministerio en- Ia sguiente
forma:
Presideate, Don Praxedes Mateo Ssgasta.
Estado, Sr. Marques de Ia Vega de Armijo.
GrocGo q .JusticaG Don German Gamazo
GobernGcS6n, Don Venanclo Gonzalez.
Guerra, General D. Jose Lopez Domlnguez.
FOuento, Don Segismundo Moret y Prem
dersgat
Ultramar, Don Antonio Maura Montaner.
FL cablegrama NADIA dice referente al Minis
tro de Marina.
Ell Sr. Maura, Ministro de Ultramar es di.
putado Cortes por Palma de Mallorca, Baleares,
cunado del Sr. Gamazo Ministro de Gracia y
Justcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
81. Gobernador General 10 que sigue:

Sr. 0obernador General 10 que sigue
"Al hacer entrega de este Mlnistexio mi
digno successor, hsgo la vez manifestation since.
ra " e. de agradecimiento por su efcaz ce-
10 en- lar mis- disposiciones prop6sitos de
Gobierno encarecleniole ademas mi saludo afec
tuoso todas las Autoridades Corporaciones =
habitantes de ess 1sla."
el nuevo Ministro, sehor Maura, ha hecho
10 nismo en- los siguientes terminos:
Gal tomar possession del cargo con que s. M.
Sc ha dignado honrarme me complazco en- salu.
dar v. E., suplicandole 10 haga en- mi nombre
Autoridades, Institutes srmados, Corporaciones
populares, Clero y habitantes de esa Isla, mani
festandoles al propio tempo que,como mis- dignos
antecesores. y con la cooperation de V. E., abri
go el proposito de no omitir medic para lograr
cuanto conduzca respecto derechos y prosperidad
de esa parte de Espana."
Ha llegado hasta nosotros Ia noticia de que
e Alcalde de Caguas ha denunciado pensaba de-
nunciar a LA CORRESPONDENCE, por los sueltos
one hemos publicado referentes q los hechos es.
candalosos ocurridos en- aquel pueblo con los IA
roles del alumbra0O pnblico. "A Ia verdad que
no comprendemos la suceptibilidad del referido
senior Alcalde, con tanta mas razon cuanta que
las ocurrenclas de ese genero no pueden ocultarse
y estamos escudadOs con las frmas de varias res.
petables personals de aquella localidai que no
pueden inoiferencia tales desmanes, que
por 10 repetidos, acusan un censurable abandono
por parte del dnicollamado correiirlos. Con
fecha de aver dia H. Lemos reclbido otra carta
ie Cagu&s que contiene ell siguiente parrafo.
: Antes de aver viernes por la noche como entire
dos tres de la madrugada, han conclude con
os pocos faroles que quedaban, algunos han sido
arrancados sus pescantes de las paredes, otros
iesbaratados, amaneciendo ladrillos dentro de
ellos y otros los han robado y no han podido en-
contrarse todavfa." Como va este pasa de casto-
no d negro, nosotros nuestra vez llamamos la
atenci6n del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador, pues en- un
pueblo donde pasan esas cosas, pueden ocurrir he
chos de mucha gravedad. Y basta por hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

espeOialmente los iberales, Ia envi6 l. expression
de su gratitud.
Pr6ximas unas elecciones generates para Di-
PuSauos C0lses' enslo. p@1a sOnCe0elles aa 70
do por su ilustraci6n arraigo de Aiios del pals.
Esta lista de candidates. no quiso Camblarla por
otra de simplemente cuneros J present6 su dimi.
sion. Embarc6 sin tener ahorrado en- los veinte
un meses de su mando, 10 necesario para cubrir
los gastos de su viaje, y hay qulen asegura, sin
que To- garanticemos, que hubo de pedir prestado
un amigo, 10 indispensable para su traslado
la Peninsula
Este es grandes rasgos trazado ell general
don Jose Laureano Sanz quien La Democrocsa
senala como 6gura eteTnonaente amttpdtac0 de re-
csserdo darO migrate para los hyos del pals, por
persomsfcGr dGcho seaOr Ia tsr0ata, eZ encono la
dGct0dura ns5zGtGr
ST de esta manera juzgan los hombres de
La DemocraciG, jdzguenlo su vez el pals.
Ulpaano VoldGs.
Hato-Grande Diclembre 1892
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

Ante una escoglda y numerosa concurrencia
p1sose anoche en- escena en- nuestro teatro por Ia
Companfa dirijida por Ia eminente actriz doha
Lusa Martinez Uasado, 81 grandioso drama La-
bel Ia CatdlSca que fue desempenado naerVeilIe
De la dicha primera actriz que exhibi6 seis lujo-
sos y elegantes trajes, diremos mas que estuvo
sublime en- su papel de Reina, entusiasmando al
auditorlo que ceso de aplaudir 8 hizo levantar
repetidas veces la cortlna al final de cada acto.
Ell senior Duclos en- ell de Crist6bal Colon estuvo
a la altura en- que siempre sabe colocarse; el Sc
nor Bravo en- Ell de Gonzalo de C6rdova tuvo es-
cenas muy fehces, ell pajecilio muy bien todos
los demAs perfectamente ajustados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
"A - Acaban de recibir un
IldnuS dlHIlanHS gran surtido los ven
den muy baratos.
3O.8 MULLENROFF & KORBER.-P. r.

Ell Gobierno general de la Habana recbl6
un teegrama del de Madrid, dejando sin efecto
aquela escandalosa alteration que SO hsbfa intro
ducido On Los aranceles de Aduana, pedimento
de un senior Peaez references al arroz con cas-
cara, que iba crear un verdadero monopolio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

~ Va han recibido los senores Aguiar
Diaz Co., 81 surtldo que esperaban de artfculos
de su ramo. Desde el famoso hbro inglGs para
ell Comercio hasta la insignifcante ibreta. Pa.
peles comerciales y sobres, tarjetas en- blanco y
con cromos, tintas escribanias, carteras de
bolsiIlos para billetes, ETC., etc. Recommends
mos ell cstablecimlento de aque!los senores, en-
donde SO vende precios reducidos. Hay tam
bien surtido de libros de instruction. cigarrillos
de la afamada marca "Borinquen" tabacos de
la acreditada marca "La Comerie6a" de los que
son agentes dichos senores. Enelo 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
Hato- o-Grande Diclembre 1892.

4 Con gusto publlcamos el siguiente escrito con
el que nos favorece un ilustrado amigo nuestro,
que Sc lnteresa vlvamente por este pals, soble
81 cual llamamos sacramento Ia atencion de los
llamados evitar que piet da en- el vaclo el i'm
portante particular de que trata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

Nuestro colega La RevGstG de AgrscwlturG
apunta la idea de "que serfa v1sto gusto que
la prensa unida publicase el 19 de Noviembre de
1898, peri6dico especial, edicIon de lujo, con-
sagrado todo la solemnidad; (del Centenario)
soicitando para clio la cooperation de todas las
personas ilustradas del pals dedicando 81 pro-
ducto de su venta al Centenar1o." Aceptamos
desde luego la idea que nos parece muy it'll y
realizable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

Ha falecido en- New York el que duran
= tie largos amos fuG nuestro excelente amigo,
senior don Enrique Bregaro. Profunda pc.
ma ha causado esa triste noticia envia-
mos nuestras frases de condolencia su senior
hermano don Jose, resideRte en- Ponce, tambien
antique amigo nuestro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Ei senior Romero Robledo, Ministro de Ul.
tramar saliente, ha telegrafado hoy al Excmo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

En- Ia noche de aver Sc apagaron todos los
faroles de la Marina, Puerta de TERRA, calle de
Tetuan otros varios en- la poblacion, permane-
ciendo toda Ia noche en- la mas tenebrosa oscuri
dad los citados barrios El senior Alcalde recorrio
personamente los dlstrltos eclipsados Sc dirigi6
Z la fAbrica 4 la una de la noche con objeto de
inquirir las causas que motivaban el malisimo &
irregular alumbrado que tenemos. El asunto
entrana mucha gravedad puesto que no hay ga
rantfas de seguridad en- una gran parte de la po.
blaci6n, donde en- la sombra pueden cometerse
gran ndmero de delitos sin poder averiguar quie-
nes sean los autores, quienes favorece Ia fabnca
del gas con la SUPPRESSION del alumbrado que Sc le
paga al corriente tres pesos mensuales por
cada luz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

La production de maiz en- esta 1sla cal
cula en- de un million de kilos al afo.
Es precise soIicitar los pgeprrades Balsk-
micos al Guayacol del doctor Rodriguez Castro
en- todas las principales farinacias de Ia Isls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13

aemos sido favorecidos invitacion pro-
grama de la velada lfrco-literara con que Ia $50
ciedad protectora de Tp6grafos' celebra con-
memora el decmo aniversario de su fundaci6n
esta noche En- Ell referido programa fguran
pleas de m1sica, 10 discursos poesias, coro
y 1 melopea tendra efecto en- los salones del
"Centro de Detallistas" de esta Capital. Estima-
mos mucho la cortes invitaci6n y nos prometemos
tener el gusto de concurrlr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20
A POPULAR TOPIC.
What Everybody in Alexandria
Talking About.

ialkln1 ABOUT
One of the favoritc topics in Alex
andria to-day, and one which really
deserves more than ordinary notice, is
the famous medicine, Browns Iron Bit
tiers, and the remarkable benefits de-
rived from its use. 1t is compound Of
pure vegetable remedies ofwell-known
Alternative and purifying qualities COM
bined with the invigorating clements Of
iron. and for n generation has been ia
nous for its strengthening and rccupc-
rativc powers.
The reports Of the drug market show
the yearly sale of this medicine TO be
phenomenal, but heaviest during the
spring months, owing to the demand
for blood purgatiyc and invigorator
that will counteract the disorders con
tracted during the winter.
Browns Iron Bitters acts directly OIL
the blood and stomach. 1t fills the
blood with new nourishment AID
arouses the stomach into perfect action.
1t is not only a nourishment but il is
nourishmcnt digcsted and in perfect
condition for prompt assimilation, thus
keeping up the food supply when other
means of sustcnancc are denied. Asan
appetizer it is without an equal; further
more, it assists in the perfect assimila-
ton of the food. If what man eats
ordinarily agreed with him to the eX-
tent of unconscious digestion his tood
would be the only specific required.
But the reverse of conditions is tie
rule. He cats too much or he eats too
little. III either case assimilation goes
on at disadvantage until there can be
but one result-dyspcpsia. The most
aggravated case of this affection will
yield to the kindly invigoration Of
Browns Iron Bitters.
For all the distressing complaints pc
culiar to women, such as headache,
neuralgia. weakness, debility, uterine
arrangements, mental depression, and
a thousand others, all tending to sap
the health and strength, Browns Iron
Bittcrs is especially famous. II tones
up The nervous system. maintains and
encourages Il healthy performance OF
function. removes the pallor of the
checks, checks fever, banishcs lmgor,
provides nourishment, and promotes
strength. Headache and neuralgia can
not exist where this famous remedy is
taken.
1t is evident from what has already
been said of the effect Of Browns Iron
Bittcrs in the removal of other chronic
ailments, that it will also cure rhcuma-
tism and malaria just rs it cures head
ache and neuralgia and weaknesses Of
all sorts by arousing functional activity
providing the quickened circulation
with genuine blood, and giving stamina
to the nerves.
Browns Iron Bitters is not a cure-all,
and yet it will be seen that by accom-,
plishing one good result other good will
follow. You sustain nature when her
energies begin to flag, and nature will
do all that needs to be done.
Browns Iron Bittcrs makes strength
and with strength you will not have
disease. Sold by all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20
TELEGnApHTC EisEvITIEs

Nearly all the delegates to the demo
cratic State convention of South Dalo-
alto be held at Yankton, May 25, have
been elected and canvass of their
presidential preferences shows they arc
unanimous for Cleveland.
G.. C. Guinsburg, out of work, swal-
lowed arsenic in from; of the St. Louis
Giobe-Democrat Office yesterday and fell
to the sidewalk. at the same moment
temporary stairway of the building
fell, prccipitating two spectators to the
basement So feet below. One was
killed and the other fatally hurt. Gums
burg will die.
The Presbyterian general assembly COM
prisins the synods of all the Southern States
convened in Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday and
will probably be in session two weeks. Rev
:. A. King, OF Waco, WAS elected moderator
over DR.. W. T. Hall of Lyfichburg.
A dispatch from Denver says there is rea-
sun loi tHc DcIicl l!Llt Jay Iouii anu y. l.
Huntington have come to an agreement which
will give them monopoly of the entire bust
ness - and from the coast.
a dispatch from sIadrid states that Spain
las cancelled the prohibition of the import
of American pork which has been in force for
many years.
A man giving the name of Ros, is in Jail at
Mckinney, Tex, on suspicion of being con-
nccted with the murder of four women at
Dennison Tcxa-.
Sam. Leilere colored, who murdered Ike
Wilkinson, an inoffensivc colored barber, in
January 1891 was hanged at vicksburg,
Miss, yesterday.
Martin Reed, under sentence of death for
murder, and two other prisoners serving light
terms escaped from the Washington, Pa, jail
last night.
A dispatch from Tchean says that cholera
is raging along the Afghan-Persian frontier
for distance of hundred miles south OF
1eshed.
Last nights unreasonable snow WIS general
in Minnesota, several inches having fallen at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20

A HURRIciYE-Adviccs received from
Mauritius state that hurricane unprecedcnt-
cd in its violence passed over that island on
April 29th, causing enormous damage to ship
ping A majority of the vessels at the island
were blown ashore The western half of Port
Louis, the capital, was devastated. The loss
OF life was appalling. A large number of per-
SONS were caught in the falling houses and
crushed to death, while others lost their lives
by being struck by the flying debris. Never
before i'll the history of the island has such
warning of the clements been known. The
exact number of dead is not known. Every
effort is being made by the authorities to al
lcviatc the suffering The governor has is
sued orders for military tents to be distributed
to shelter the homeless, and food is being is
sued 10 those who have lost everything by
the storm. Half of the crops of sugar, rice,
coffee and pepper have been utterly ruined,
and tho loss i'll this direction is extremely
heavy.
1t is believed that when the death roll
throughout the island is completed it will be
found that over 1900 persons were killed
Mauritius, or Isle of France, is an island
belonging TO England, i'll the Indian Ocean.
about 500 miles east of Madagascar, and
200 miles from the Cape Of Good Hope
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Methodist Protestant Genes,
Conference met at Westminster. Md
to-day. '''
A violent storm ragged along the Von
Jersey coast yesterday and terribly bigS
seas prevailed.
The lo4th session of the Prcsbytey,r
General Assembly opened in Portland
Ore, yesterday.
The. National Baptist Congress omen.
ed in the First Baptist Church of PbiIa
delphia yesterday.
The President and Mrs. Harrison -
turned to Washington yesterday atter
noon on the lighthouse steamer Jesse
mine. Mrs. Harrison is very weak AMI
did not derive much benefit from rbc
trip.
The Episcopal Convention for the NJ.
Geese of Maryland. which has been in
session in the Church Of the EPIPHANY
in Washington, adjourned yesterday r.
meet next May i'll Emmanuel ChirS
Baltimore.
Alexander Dumas, in a letter to FL.
ward Parker Deacon, holds than the lat.
tcris crime in killing his wilc's lover
was without legal excuse, and he r..
minds Mr.. Deacon that the divorce law
has existed in France for the past de.
cade.
Nellie Silcox, the little girl who was
assaulted in Kent county, Md. is not
dead, rs reported, but is still danger.
ously i'll, though her recovery is expect
ed. There has been meeting in Ken.
nedyville and notice has been served
upon number of cclorcd people 10
leave the county.
Hon. Patrick Grcville Nugcnt con.
victed of assault on Miss Marian Price
in an English railway compartment
car, and undergoing six months I'M
prisonment at hard labor for the oiltn.e.
has been dismissed by order of Queen
Victoria from the Office Of deputy lieu
tenant for the county of West Meath.
The committee of the Richmond
Terminal security-holders was hard nj
work in New York yesterday ON the
new plan of financing, which is expect
cd to be made public next Monday 1t
is understood that the committee will
recommend that the Central Trust Com
pany be made depository of the Sc
curitics under the new scheme. and
when the committee Of security holders
is enlarged it is expected that Frederic
p. Olcott will be made chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 30.

II Ills speech at the Cleveland meet
ne in Richmond last Wednesday night,
ex-Gov. Lee is reported to have said
that cx-Presidcnt Cleveland told HIM
he had no recollection of ever having
seen Fred Douglass and his white wife
at the White. House receptions, ana
that if they were there, it must have
been upon occasions when all officers
were expected, and on the invitation Of
the marshal. 1t would have been bet
ter for Mr.. Cleveland if he had said
nothing about this matter, for Colonel
Washington has proved by recorded
dates that Fred was ut the White House
receptions, not only before, but after he
ceased to be an oiiiceholder, and if Mr.
Cleveland doesn't recollect seeing him
there, all the other people who were
there do, and Fred, himself, says he
was there and that Nr. Cleveland in
vited him to all his grand receptions.
But if all officers were expected, why
was it necessary, under democratic
administration, that Fred, q negro re-
publican and one Of the John Brown
conspirators, that he should bear Office
holder. And then, too, does any sane
man suppose marshal would have issued
invitation cards to persons at all OBJ
icctionable to the President?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-20

IN Ills speech at the Cleveland meet
ing in Richmond last Wednesday, night
Mr.. John Goode is reported to have
said that ''the only dissatisfied people
were those who were hankcring after
the aesh-pots and who wanted the light
ming to strike them with a little office"
Was the late Senator Barbour banker
ing after the tlesh-pots, OF do Senator
Daniel and Judge Staples want the
lightning to strike them with a little of
flee? And yet the former was, and the
latter, and majority Of the democrats
of the State, and, what's of more con-
sequence, of New York, arc dissatisfied
with Mr.. Cleveland, not personally, but
because of the conviction that he is not
the most available candidate. As Mr..
Goodc did banker after the fesh-pots,
and as the lightning did strike him with
temporary Office under the Cleveland
administration, his referred to remark
was decidedly indisclcct, to say moth
ing of the improperly of impusning
other peoples motires.