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EXCEPTIONAL SELECTION.
Capt. James Beggs, the New Senior Vice
National Commander of the q. v. i.

James Beggs. OF Cincinnati, o., was the Union
Veteran Legion's choice for Senior Vice National
Commander, at its recent National Encsmpmsnt.
Comrade Beggs was born Sept. 5. 1888, at Aurors,
Ind. and prior to the rebellion was book keeper.
bu. left his position to enter the army. When she
tocsin sounded he assisted In recruiting Co. II. Sd
XIV Cav In Campbell County. KY. He was
sworn into the service by Acknowledgement
General-Swain at Newport (Ky) Barracks, Sept:
25 1861 for three years or during The war; loinso
his regiment at Greensboro KY, and was mustered
In Nov. Is, 1861. Beggs was elected First Lieu
tenant and ordered by Col. James s. jackson 70
report inn m ediately to Gen. Thomas L. Crisssnden
AZ Henderson, KY where with 26 men he did soout
and picket duty while Gen. Crittenden VS. ere
Rsniging o brigade.
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Look at the Clocki

See how regularly Its pendulum swings 10 and fro.
With kindred regularity do the bowels move when
she habit of body is reformed by the thorough
laxative and promoter of digestion and secretion.
Hoste;ters Stomach Bitters. The liver too, aiways
affected in constipation. resumes it's activity when
this medicine is used. Not less efioacious is IL in
mslariai and kidney trouble. rheumatism and
nervousness.
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veteran Marine Battalion.

At q meeting of the Battalion recently held Ia
Philadelphia, il unanimously resolved 70 APP
propristely celebrate the approaching SD annie
versary of the capture of Port Royal. j. O., by tho
U. s. Naval forces under Flag Officer DUPONT. The
exercises will consist of entertainment and
banquet at Mennechor Hall, Fairmount Ayenus
and Franklin street, Tuesday evening, Nov. Is. 40
8 o'clock. Tickets for which have been fixed al SE
each. The committee of arrangements consists os
Comrades u CARNEY Bailinger. Goodwin. Magsss
and Ruth. An election of officers to serve one
year will be held at the same time.
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Something Worth Knowing.

The st. Louis Democrat tells how to keep
gun from rusting. Have ring of zinc sold
cred round the barrel, or, if it is not conye-
nient to do this, have long strip of zinc sold.
cred out of sight underneath the barrel. The
galyanic action which is excited between the
xine and the iron cffectually prevents the
oxidation of either metal, and as long as the
zinc remains in contact with the iron not
particle of rust will appear on either the inside
or outside of the barrel.
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THE GRAND ARMY,
News from the DEPARTMENTS New
Posts. etc.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE desires for publication
brief accounts of Post doiuGs and copies OF Post
rosters. Matter should be sent as soon rs possible
after the event 10 which il re!RtesJ
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COL WILLIAM H. TUCKER,
The New National Commander of the Union
Veteran Legion.

VIM. II. Tucker is a native of the Nutmeg Stats,
having been born at WiIimantic At the age Of 10
he enlisted at la Crosse. Wis, in Co. d, 1ith VIA
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Read Better than Pension" on page 4.
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Col. Ingersolps Record.

Read Better than Pension" on page 4.
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Admiral Foote Post. IL, New Haven. now num-
bers $50 members. Ten companies from the Post,
with band did escort duty at the Columbus Day
celebration 10 a procession of l0,oo0 school chill
dren.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters
Pertaining to Various 0rganiza-
tiOnS.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants brief account
OF each regimental Reunion held, with names
of new officers, and address of the Secretary
Notices OF Reunions to be held should be sent in
early and will be published at once If received in
time.l
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@Ei conquistador de.". ffegonas

El tiDo cue trato de pintaros, qneridos
lectOres. es baatanta con0oido periodical
la sooe lad, sobve toto laa comodidades do
mestlcas, por To- que creo oportuno recordarle
10 ridicnlos dc au papel, para ver de cortar on
algo IL epidemia
ST tenais vuestro servioio una ninera de-
cara regular Y ouarpo de bHe91 Ger, tras Ola vie
na el terrible O0nquistGdor, que os cuida gra
tuitamente, por supuesto, Las atueras de Vues-
trO hogar.
No es nj obieto referirme esos novios de
nna misma claae social. No; me refiero al sc
norito de levita, y aul, mas bien. 81 tiDo as
queroso, al seflor casado, ConQnfstqd0r de .fte
gGty6ces, ce oura sangre, que I'll au propa casa
lespera A esq eDte ridlculO, que tampoco per
dona ne1i0s para inCrOduoirsa an vaestra casa
y on vuestra oonfanza; que con pretextos ne
clos haoe esfaerzos pOr aceroarse vnestra on
csntador 1fegatgis, 6 dWQMesG de! logon, sin
parar mlenTsssen 81 ACADIA de limpiar, con aus
blanoas mAnos, IN n'1o quizas otra cosa peor
E4te scr rldiculo, por fortuna, no abunda
en- US grandes pobaelones, mas es una pIaga
Z en- los pueblos del interior.
5 ~, 0bssqula les nlnos On los pase0s eL.
laa eo1npra dulees !; e. haca 10 possible por com
oousias niras de aliegarse su DuEcEee0; e.
an fio fl 4da eOchs para Taptarse Ia dus IA de
au snor, creyAudOse nnicO poseedOr del bien
coaioladO, y Ell, SO lleYa elgran ehasco, pues re
snlta el cuartO g. de limo coNdWe550 Mas nc
por estO deja do prestarOs ei fl 400 servicio de
deiaros sin squien os saQue paseo q vueatroa
nlos y sin Quien os haga los Quehaoeres do
m6sticOs.
Esta es su mission. Eatorbar la huma
nidad.
Gabo-rojo, 17sde 1892. J. B.
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Gacet8 Official de hoy

Gobierna General Seoretari 49, NEeg0cia
dc 1o--Dsp6nese el aese de don; .NaVssrO SAM
tel On el cargo da alcaidesdes ifsres, no
hsbe' SO pref ltado tornar p session de 81 des-
duo.
-Intendencia General de Fl syenda pdbli
cs. Real O danramitiendo IN etamplar de Ia
G0ceta ds lfndyid, eorrespondientf 81 del &C
Uua1, donde apav ecen pubDoadod los nuevos
Arancelea de Aduanas. que han dc regir en- Gu,
ha y esta Isla desde l. de Jalo del eorrente
afIo
Pnhlfcanse una exposioi6n. prese4t tada
per el seflor Romero Robledo S. Ia Reina,
lln Real Decreto de ID misrda 9arte do loa
Aranceles que ban de re CIR en Cuha y esta Is'a
desde la citada feeha.
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Antonio Garcia, 1uef de una pulperfa de aqu6l
barrie. ID ce Is Concha que el motive del afro.
pello fu6 por reclamaciones que hizo en- Ia ci-
.tada tienda.
CAcnbos en- el Baneo EspafioI hoy :-Es-
paha, 6 pS -LoEdras. div. 6-171 f.-Parfs,
8 DIV, 223 . -Naeva- York, 8 DIV, 253 p g.
I-Habana. dry, Is 6p9.
VAPoREs -El espafiol Ramon de LoYrfnago
debe haber salido de Liverpool para este puerto
el 81 de corriente Ell espanol MSQael NJ Pisi-
llOs salio de Canarias e 10 de corr ente ines d.
rectamente para este puerto Ssguir& viaje para
Santsgo de Cuba, Habsna Matanzas.-El espa-
mol Maria Sc pcndrA ia oarga para Vign, CO.
runs, G jon, Santauder, Bilbao San Sebastian
lines del eoFriense mes-El Aviles saldrA el
25 por ia costs Osste de IL Isla-El espafiol
AIGO1 sadra "a Liverpool directamante para
este, ei fal Futrsnte Ell espanol Pho TX ga
lio de Cspsr "a q % del actual.-EI Eanjlsaso,
lego 81 II del actual ssldr& en- bre-
Va pafa pnetto via Mayaguez-EI kans6sss
de Her, gG eaeslara en- este puerto prOceden-
te d. Hf#ana y escalss, hacia 81 Il. de Jnnio
prd21as0
Aver So han embarcado para Maysgdez,
n7ea5ros estimados amigos los Sres. don Sam
5isgO B Palmer y don Antonio Manrique de
Lara. Des6amosles mHy busn yiaje.
NaS asegursn qne.e ge1or Consul de Fran
oia, no hs tendO nottcia d. que un sacerdote
de su nsoioualidad haYa sido dstenido On ell de-
posito de esta Capital, raz0n por la cusl no ha
podidO ocuparde del referido seflor.
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Reincidente y fraticida

En- Ayora (Espa1a) Sc ha oometido M hoe
rroroso criman, que ha conmovIdo tod0A el
vecindario III INA como uncs seis meses lego
8 dichs poblaoi0n Lorenzo Alfonso, Hoenoiado
dc presldio, segdn da pdblioo SO decfa, voIvia
al pueblo con 81 prop6sito de realizar oierta
vengsnza personal. Un hermauo dc este LA
mado Constantine, que conocia sus terribles
planes, 1Ogr0 d6cidirle 4 Que abandonase IL po-
blaoi6n marchars q establecerse Albace5e.
C0nvinierOn Ell dia de la partida. = 81 saba
do dltimo, 4 Las dos de la tarde, Conatantino
tu6 despedir So hermano al punto donde
hahia de tomar 81 coche diligencia, pero no
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yi6ndolo ali fue en- sn busca, presln5isndo algo
malo.
En- Ia Gale IA la Marquesa SO eneontr0 cor
Alonso, entab and0 81 siguieute diaiooo.
--Ts estaba esparando Cons tantino
-l Pues no te mavcha
a-Dondeivoy es 6 mata tesl
-D6Jate de maaderiss Sc raoional y
piensa que el hombre de honrada conducta es
apreciado On todas parties
Sin medisr mas palabras, el Alonso sac6
una gran navajo de Abacete y se precipit6 so.
be su heTmanO, infiri6udole una profunda he
rlda en- 81 vientre. El lesionado, con un valor
toda prneba, pud0 ,iesarmar su hermano.
romp0 el arma, y acto seguido mand6 un avi.
SO 8 IA familja objeto de los odios de su hernia
no. finfde que So pusera 8 salvo de las iras
de Aenso
Tres horas despues era capturaaO el crimi.
nal por Ia gnardta evil.
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C0sG de gHstOi = 2S0ss6tOs. faSertes y bGrGt0sl
Desde catoroe reales hasta nueve pesos,
uno.-Lo mej0r en- su olase qua Sc imnorta
Puerto Rico. 60 Ea In GnmS5seYEa y 0Onsbre
re,5a La ELEG ANCIA GUIANA, FortG7ega mi
nero 40. 4-3
La fata de menudo eata oausando s6rios
perjnlcios en- diversos pueblos de la fsla Sa
henOs que en- algunas de las e2Gaciones da fe.
rrooarril de aquf 8 AreoibO, SO b IN quedado pa.
saier6s por no poder comprar sus hi''etas e
pdblieo agradeoerfa muoho & IL Compafiia del.
Farrocarrii que prOveyeea de algnn menudO
los empleados eueargados de ia venta dc bi
lletee.
De este puerto SO hs despachadc para ell
de BarDada. Ia goseta luglesa Ld1sGySG con 20
cabezas de ganad0.
- M0Ygayit0. La Euzxt0dG del Ir0,svSa
y su oontinuaeion EZ IesorO de Gofres6, por eli
doctor Franok, se venden en- esta redacoi6n y
on al almacen deeM1sioa de don OHM rio Obero
Ponoe) por Ia reales los tres ejsmpiares. 1O--3
sQu6 oeurra eon 81 G roo Americana de los
se6ores Stiekaey Donovan Cuentan muchas
ooaas do Ia referida troupe Dicen que Sc ha
diauelto; que b N vendido sus caballos etc
ets. Rscojeremos dates respeoto del particular
Los preparados B 47sdnaicoS al GatqyQcoI
iel doctor Rodriguez Castro, sgnen slenho el
Datantizado de inOda en- Puerto Rico. Nadie
naa otros remedies para las afeoelones del Pc
oho y dc Ia garganta
gSr Cambios que rigen en- Ia Compafiia de
los ferrocarrilea de Puerto ~Rico.-Sobre Madrid
s dias vista p.g --Sobre Paris, 8.drv 21p. g
-sobre Londres 3 DIV 6.10 s..
Pasad0 malana, j1eves, tendra lugar an
/
lie esta Capital ofrecera Ia ComDalia de Edna
Wood, hay verdadero entusiasmo por ad
mirar 8 la mujer que yuela.
Sc co5iza hoy cafe en- esta Capital, Cuba no
fajo, de $2l3 & 2l4 = escogido al rededor de
S24.
FL j6Ven don Manuel Morales DAvlla de
cuya par6ida para Nueya York dimOs cuenta
anoche, no ha sld0 nuDca dueno de ia pulperia
La DrQg1, como nos hlcieron decir aye. FL
dicho Morales ha sido solamente depend1ente
lie la citada casa.
- En Ia Tipografia de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA De PUERTO-RICO 50 hacen tOda case de
lmpresos por, dlfciles y oOmplicados que sean.
So haoeu tambi6n grandes cartelones para
anHnolOS, programs para toatrOG etc., etc.
Tenemos una variedad de 800 y tantas classes
dlst1ntas de tipos de imprenta, entire los cuales
lbs nay ussue IN pie medic De 81Cura, (dlez y
ochO pulgadasl, hasta ell tamano mas pequeflo
Tenemos IN muestrariO disposition del p1bli-
90 en- nnestras Ofoinas de redacci0n.
- Trabajamos preeioa sumsmente popula
|1eF. Los peaidos de la Isla SO sirven con pun
5ualidad y hay eamero On hacer los paquetes
para que no sufran deterioros en- el camino 1O-3
Nos place saber que pOr unOs dias mas
hendTemos en- esta CAPITAL nuesGrO digno al
oalde senor POtOus, puas IN incldeate asuntos
del ssrViel0 4 Ultima hara imDidieton su embar-
que b0rdo del vapor MGNNelG.
soe
Eta Venido & qaejdrse s esta redacei0n la
Yecina Concha Gonzalez dc Puerta de TERRA, de
lque ha aido atropellada de palahgaa pQg don
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Baquero y Gandara

OFRECEN.-Cerveza Cristianfa legfti
ma On caias de 48T1 botellas $40 Gaia
Id 1912
BacaIao dc Escocia superior en- caias )
de medic quintal $11 o.
Idem de 1 arroba
4 Isls@e1 ala Danesa legitima marca L
2. Bru-s, aba amarilla cajas de 100 Ia oco
tas de l. ~OV w
Caias dc 200 latas de media libra
Reeibido por los 1ltimos vapores de Cadiz
90 csJas Cognac-Jsrez marca Rafael Ro-
nero % GAIA.
25 oajas Ponohe Militar marca Rafael Ro-
nero $111 caia
De Canarlas, en- cauastitos de 200 caraco-
les cada uno, hemos reeibido una partida de
200 canastos que Vendemos rs oentavos.
Fueron detenidos aver por la poliofa los
indiViduos s'guientss Carlos G Gonzalez Dor SOS.
peehas de roOo en- la Gale de Tetuan; Lucas
MarTero y Qlintin OsoriO p0r pelea escanda
10 en- Is mIsma Gale; Pauline VazQuez Dor
hurto de medic bilete de la loterfa; Rita ar
tinez Luisa Rodriguez por rjna escaudalo
en Ia plaza del mercado, y Modesto Suarez
cOnducido al preside.
Hemos sido favoreoidOs con atenta vista
de despedida de nuestrO estimado amigo don
don Joaquin Rodriguez Sierra Que de I'M mo-
mento Otro SO embarcsra On el vap0r Puerto
Rico para srcelona, on donde piensa tiiar su
traVesfa mas feliZ.
Los vecinos de Ia parte que da cerca de
stSan CristOban, de la Gale en- "A Luna, Sc que
Jan, que de la casa ndmero 123 de dicha Gale
salen contin1amente mIterj0S fStid IS por el
cano gus tene Ia citaia casa, pues parece que
la idem, llamada 81 Hoyo, de la Gale del Sol,
tiene su letrina cOmple5amente llena, y sus ma
terias sobran5es, van & desaguar por el men,
cionado canO.
En- obsequio de los vecinos indicados en-
bien de la salud p1 5lica liamamOs la atenci0n
de la poliofa municipal del sefior AIcalde,
para que yea de hacer desaparecer ese foco
de infection.
Los repubHoanos de Murcia representa-.
dos por los sen 1res don Jose Megareio, don
Jose Lopez, don J. Maria M artf y don Antonio
G. de ArGe, han dirijido atenta carta nuestro
particular amigo don Julian e. B anco, presi-
dente del direcGOriO autOnOmSta de esta Isla,
particiDandole que en- un banquete celebrado
an la dicha ciudad de Murcia en- obseQuio de
don Rafael Maria de Lsbra, determin6se con
entusias smo, enviar ,uu saiudo q los sutonomis-
tas de Ultramar de calur0so apOy0 para todoa'
los que defieadan principles democraticos.
go
FL emiuente artista flSicO- elOdramatioO
Monsieur ROneu Tracy, persiste on su nrop6z
sltO de regalarnOs con un gran FESTIVAL bAQu-
co. danzante- Telig1OsO. rocorre de continue
las redaceiones de los peri0dicOs en- solicitud
de propaganda para su proyecto. E. sublime
artists SO ha convertible en- anema monstrua del
iustre greuio. Para su publication nos ha pre-
sentado hltimamente una certifeaci6n suscrita
Dor variOs ar5istas, en- papel taladradO del sello
correspondence Dicha certihc caci6n sera publi-
cada en- 81 dia.
Sc han vendid hoy en- competencia en- es.
ia Capital 16 oaseos de miel s MstG Bdr6ard
clara IL centavos gallon. Compradores LIZ
timer Fernandez.
wDooroR oo1L-crua IS.
ess
Seg6n nuestras noticias la Compafiia de
zarzna a one dirioa al aaf nr p alnn "a annonfro
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H. va medic dfa tuvirnos ocasi6n de pre-
sene'ar IN espectaculo edifieante, on un zaguan
ae Ia Gale de San Francisco con prendido entire
Tanea y San Justo. Una mujer, jovsn, de l5
Is sfl ~ tai vaE, On esfa1o dc compIsta embrla-
guez. tendida en ei dieho zagnan, mentr as que
una turba de curiosns So entrete lfa On burarse
de ella. Fl espeo1aau repngnante dur6 m ID
dc una hOEa.
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CcncHrsO Aglcola de 1892

dla efycto 81 aoOrdsdo por la Junta CAli1 % iera
Ve l0a miamoa
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HanOa Sld0 fAvOre a1dos con IOH mum aTne 70
Y o. del Bo'etis Official dc Ia Gran Lopa S.s.s
rama de Paerto- kSco, organo de- la N 4sonorIz
sSTnh0lioa de Ia isis. Ri nueyo cOIegs, cuya
vista agradeoemos, 10 divija en Mayagisz el
competente esoritor nuestro amigo sefl0r don
Antonio Ruiz @ nnnDes Agra1e ;6mos muoro
Ia atehci6n correspoaderemes al oange soil
citadO.
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Sabemos Que el. 26 del oorriente piensan
hacer IN viaje hasta AreeiDo algunas peraonas
de esta Capital entire los que sc cuanta ell direc
tor de este diariO. Tambien iga el seflor X 4
coDrar la consRblda IN ofoagada.
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wDocToR co1L-cru.

segdu nuestras noticias la Compafia de
zarzuela que dirige el senior Palou, SO encontra-
ba hace POGO On Guatemala en la actualidad
debs halarse en la reptblica de San Salvador.
No creemos, pues, probable que lege & esta
Capital antes del mes de Julio proximo.
see
El ecreditado salon de Barberfa y peluQue.
ria L0atrGE Bat estabIecido en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco numer0 "a ha aido convenientemsn.
te pintado y deeorado. F.iicitamos q 90 pro.
ptetarlo 81 aehog UrbiEtondo poy dlcha msiorA,
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/ Traies para ninos !

iCosd de gastOi = 27oDitos. f&ertes q bargtosi
Desde catoroa reales hasta nueve pesos.
uno.-Lo mej0r en- su nlase qua So imnnrta &
Puerto Rico. 60 Ea In GnmsSseyEa 6onsbse
re,5a LA EIsEG ANCIA GUIANA, FortG7ega mm
nero 40. 4-3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
BrOadcLOths

n o W Grenadines,
new Silk Draperies.
A gorgeous disply
OF Spring Novel.
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THE "CONDITIONALS."
Their ADDRESS TO THE ANTtHILt
DEMOCRATS OF NEW YORK.
Advice to tho End THAT the state ccnven-
ton May 30 Rendered
Null snd Void.
rB, ,slerrnpn % ,ne plspatch.l

NV YoRK. February 6.-The following
has been issued bv a COMMITTEES OF those
members of the Democratic party who are
opposed to the calling Of party conven-
ton in February
Dear Sir,-The State Committee has
called its convention for the 22d OF FED
ruary for the manifest purpose Oh fore-
stalling public opinion and of influencing
the political action of other States by an
spparentIv unanimous delegation from
New York in favor of the preferred candi-
date Of majority of the committee.
This action of the State Committee we
have opposed. and shall continue TO OPP
pose, to the end that all Democratic elect
ors of the State shall have full opportuLi-
ty to be represented and heard.
THE PROGRAMME ADOPTED.
"Ip answer TO letters constantly re-
ceived by the committee from many parts
of the State, approving OF our movement
and asking what action can be taken 10
make it effective, we reply:
II. Call meetings III sach county OF the
| State of all Democrats who are opposed TO
| the mid-win,er freeze-out convention;
~. Pass resolutions &C the meeting so
held condemning the action taken by the
State Committee as unjust, ill-consldered,
and gravely prejudicial 70 the interests OF
the Democratic party, and demanoins tnae
| the call for the convention be revoked.
80. Appoint in each county committee
with full power to cooperate. with other
committees appointed in other counties 10
the end that such proceedings may be had
| that the State of New York NAV repre-
sented at the National Convention by a
delegation of Democrats who shall fully
express the sentiments of the State.
1.-The action above Indicated should be
taken generally throughout the State.
| TO DISSOLVE THE CONVENT ION.
"In our judgment you should fight ct
| at the primaries to elect delegates who re.
gard the snap delegation as detrimental
| to the true interests of the party, and
| who in taking their seats, will move that
| the convention dissolve without taking
any &C ion at all. The fact that you have
attended the primaries in no reason for
your abstaining from taking part IN the
meetings we advise you to hold.
above all, we counsel constant and
earnest devotion to tho great ISSUES which
carried the party to victory IN 1890, and
absolute loyalty to the candidate who
shall be declared by the National Conven-
ton of the party to be the best and truest
representative of those principles.
| lSignedl "E. Ellery Anderson Chairman.
Oswald Ottendorfer tx. Norton, Henry
DEF. Baldwin, Charles S. Fairchild, Ed
ward b. Whitney. Charles j. Canda,
Stephen A. Walker, Wallace Macfarlane,
Rignal ID. Woodward. Peter Il. Olney,
James Byrne, W. T.. Curtis, G. &. Bald
win. p. c. Anderson. j. Rockwell Fay,
Robert Grier Monroe, George Tucker
| Harrison, Orlando b. Potter. Charles H..
Marshall, Cyrus l.. Sulzberger, James q.
| johnson, Isidore Straus. William +.
Owens, Richard II. Clarke, Charles ID.
| Burrill, committee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
THE ELUSIVE CARA.
More Vigorous Action to BE Taken Against
Him and His Band.
fRY Telegraph % the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, February 6.-The CARA
movement along Mexican border IS giving
the officials of the War Department con-
siderable trouble just at present. No Sc
cret Is made of their disappointment that
Cara is still at large in American terri
tory and that his operations cannot be
confined exclusively to Mexican territory.
CARA and his followers are known to
have received aid and sympathy
from the Mexican resident in the
vicinity of the Rio Grande, and the fact
that the United States troops are unable
TO capture the reyolutionist Is IN large
measure attributed TO the deception
practiced upon them by these people.
General Grant, Acting Secretary of War.
and General Schofeld had conference
with the President on this subject to-day,
and il is understood that it was decided to
take vigorous action to capture CARA and
his immediate followers or to drive them
out of this country.
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister,
also had talk with Secretary Blaine on
the same subject to-day. and was assured
that this government would do It's utmost
to preserve the neutrality laws.
The President of Mexico has withdrawn
the suggestion recently made by him. that
Mexican troops in close pursuit OF the
reyolutionists be allowed to cross the Rio
Grande at points where the exact line OF
division between the two countries IS as
yet underlined, a like privilege to be
conceded to United States troops under
similar conditions. 1t is understood
that this action was taken at the sugges..
ton of this government on the ground
that the presence of armed troops on
foreign territory might result in dangerous
international complications. The two
governments will continue to cooperate,
however, in the strict enforcement of the
neutrality laws.