davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-25


"De Greer los relatos que hace buena parte
de la prensa extranjera, SO ha descubierto el re.
medic SECURE para prevenir la infection colerige-
ma. NJ Haffkins, discipulo del gran Pasteur sc
encuentra en- Ia india atacando al colera en- su
propia cuna, con resultados, hasta ahcra maravi.
llosos; en- Europa los ensayos hechos han sldo
pocos porque no han abundado las personals que
ae hayan ofrecido ser sujetas tales experien.
cias. Aun On Asia ha tropezado 81 doctor con
no pocas diGcultades hasta lograr que el p6blico
pasara por las inoculaciones, pero desde hace un
mes, los lndios Sc someten y hasta ahora ninguno
de los noculados ha sido atacado por la terrible
enfermedad. Con tai motive la prensa extran.
jera dedica grandes elogios al inventor del flan-
tr6pico procedimiento, llamandole Ell Jenner del
c6lera Despues de leer TODD este no podemoa
menos de recordar las censuras con que fu9 AGO.
gido en- nuestra patria ei sistsma Ferran, que
ent6nces representaba un paso de gigantic en- ell
camino de la proflaxis del c6lera. De real erden
fueron p1ohibidas las inoculaciones, pesar de
que los resultadoa que dieran, estaban muy dis.
tantes de ser nocivos, nj siquiera indiferentes.
Sirva pues, como antecedente del asunto para
gloria de nuestro compatriota, haber hecho du-
rante Ia epidemic de 1885, 10 que ahora realiza 81
doctor Haffkine en- Ia India. Mucho nos alegra-
remos de que se confrme la bondad de Ia inven-
citn porQue la salud nunca SO le pide ell pasa-
porte, pero tambien nos ha parecido convenien.
te recordar que un espahol ha sido el primero
que ha hecho meritlsmos trabajos on aquel sen.
tido,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-25
MQIz americana
en- sacos de liz libras mas menos $225 ell
oq.-Ofrecen BAQUERO Y GANDARA.

La P6liza de Acumsulaci6n de L. New York
Life Insurance Company, es un contrato libslrimo
que solo exge una condici6n: 81 pago de los presos
sssspu1ados. No encierra restricciones de ninguna
czass FL active de Ia New York es de csento
tresntd sise nsedso mssllomes de pesos Don Luis
Sanchez Morales es el Agente general en- Puer.
to.Rico de esta poderosa Compahfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-25

Ha llegado Mayaglsz Ia estimable famill'
del general dominicano senior don Ignaclo M
Gonzalez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-25

Dicen que Ia cena servida anoche en- el Cast
no Espafol por el maestro Martin, duefo del res
taurant De tu lado al Parosso, era de pc p6 do.
ble 4. Los platos fueron magnifcos la prontitud
en- ell servcio al pelo. ri menu manana lunes en-
el restaurant es el siguiente: Pescado la "Jar
dinera," Arroz con amejas, Almejas rsbosadas,
Idem en- salsa negra, Amarillos Ia bicoca, Ba.
calao "Serenata," Id rebosado, Id. en salza de
tomates, Ternera la francesa = con champion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-25

neceatan Los rssultados obtenidos Puerto
patentizan Ia superior cadades pueden
competr las harinas de los Estados Onidos
La 0ompana recuerda que puede garamsar unformidad
de cases La Compaha ha recibidO Qujas de que
hayan pcado harinas. La Compania puede suplr
oTRA oAsR DE HARrNA que no sean las an9n
cadas que de Otros mercadOs de los
EsadosUnidos La Compana tiene molinos situados
de los muees donde los buques esa
pdiendo recibirse aqu las harinas mpios
perecto estado La Compana asegura que los pedos
srven mediaanente spss de recibir Ia ore. La Compa
necesta demorar los embarques por a de hsnas
deposos, pudiendo eaborar al dia DIEZ MIL BA
RIFLES, embarcando sempre harna resca, acsbada de
moler.
J. G. D AzEvEDo, Agente General Apar.
tado 2786.-78 South Street-New.Y ork.
JUNO 2O-15
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soteNoE ANp so.gNrtsTs.

GESu1.5r volcanic dvst has been found
Ia Kansas and the Indian territory.
There is a deposit near Galenas in the
territory, which ts said TO be many feet
in thickness
slrEE United States says Prof
Loevv, of the University of Munich '.is
bound to become in every scientific
branch7 the first country on earth
Taisis my firm conviction"
SIR ASDHEw CLARK, the general ply
sician ia the 1nrgest hospital in Lon
don, says that seven out-of every tea
persons treated there owe their lie
health to the use OF intozicants.-
OYSTERS come nearer 70 milk than
almost any otbcrcqmHon food material;
as reSazds both the amounts and the
relative proportions of nutrients, the
food values Of equai weights Of milk
and aysterS being HesEEly the sarsae
D9rssATas have been invited frosl
the sanitary ecuamittees ef an the ports
OF the United KinEdon 70 a conference
In London TO discuss the cholera ques-
tiou and 10 promote unity q action, tn
rsearL to measures for preventing she
intToduatlau ar- spread gttla PieTae- -
ne spriG5
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FAT THINGS tn SIGHT.
large 1yuuberu OF once Seekers Already
she Ground.

large 1-umberu OF once Seekers Already
ON she Ground
HAsHESgroE. Feb. G.-AlTeady large
numbers of office seekers have arrived
fu Washington and are looking over
she ground using cuuEvessiouGl iu-
hueuce and otherwise making every et-
fort to secure advantage In the coming
rscs for the offices which viii be at the
disposal of tine incoming admiuistrs-
tiou- Many OF them were here eight
years ago, but when AR Cleveland as-
suues direction of governmental affairs
four weeks hence they viii realize that
the classified civil service has even dur
ing the present ldmiuist tratiuu absorbed
many places Thought TO be desirable.
The general land Office viii stilI have
Ga few places at its disposal Among
the number are seventeen surveyors
general one each iu Arizona, Alaska.
California Colorado Florida Idaho,
Niuuesotar Montana, Nevada Neyv
Mezico, North Dakota, Louisiana,
Oregon South Dakota Utah, Wash
iugLou and Wyoming. The salar-
les attached 10 these offices
range from a. 500 iu Florida, Louisiana.
Minnesota aud Nevada TO 81 200 iu Cali
fornia- Ia O. majority OF the states the
salary is 81 500 There are also l2s
local laud offices with "a register and
receiver at each with sltariss rang
ing from about $3.50 90 So. 01U- the maxi
mum. Two of these offices are ia
Alabama. one iE Alasha, Arizona
has two, Arkansas four, Jaiil1r-
mia ten, Colorado thirteen, Eiori-
da one. idaho five Iowa ONE, Kansas
seven. Louisiana two, Michigan Jyvo,
Minnesota Eve, Mississippi one, Mis-
souri, three, Noutaua Eve, Nebraska
twelve, Nevada two. New NeEieo four
North Dakota five, Oklahoma four Ore
gou six. South Dakota eight, Utah one
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SHORT WFTTICjSMS.

IsB EgyPtians cooked meat as sooa
as the animal was KILLED
hfoBE. people would be bsl1Bv today
Il they ToutG stop worrying about tho
ila-ss Dies Of to-IncrTow.-Ram's Horn
ssnES a man does wrong he does nes
Esa- sne 1ucii ianation o. she Lord near as
Fns,1Aa As he fears the Indignation Of his
1EI4e.--A tchison Globe.
NHEN nan begins hY saying: .'Of
eodrse g ts none Of nays business. but
5- g iza siza that beds going % make
i tiia hllstnssa, azsd ,a5Fiss FsH 5FFas T.
-s.-Atehi=as dl9ba
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scHopL - eHuRoH.

EENrUCEE leads AL the southern
states i'm the number of her women
school commissionezs
AIH- j. Foster TUCEEE, of Boston
has received the appointment OF In
struetor in orauory and physical culture
in Colorado college
THE- parsonage of Calvary Prcsbyta
riau church at sIpdngdeIds 40, which
is occupied by Eer. r. r.. CIe1and and
family. burned up the other day, but be
fore the ashes were done smoking a
new home and complete supply OF new
furniture was proE5ided-
.TuE various missionary societies suH-
tanned by membe-s of the Church oi
England make use of versions Jf the
Scriptures ia 1CE 1aHguagus- and by 1nz
tbe larger portion are supplied often
free OF ehuEEe, always below cost price.
by the British end Foreign Bible so
eisty-
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10 we glruut Ur gHristiaHs we -HuuId Do
Honest EuuuEH Sot GO clli uursrlsc1
SUCH
The Christian Uuion, in 90 editorial
review OF Gods F1lI," iu which tho
Dutch novelist. Martin BIalrten, s1tir-
izes tHa Hypocrisy of tHe prutlss-d
Christian civilization of AHe age has
these striking Words
EFF we cannot have o. perfect society,
Hr seems to -aV- let uz 40 least Elrv au
honest ones let us confess that yve aye
not yet Christian. The constant use of
the word Christian 90 churunteriEe o.
civilization -tiL fuil OF blrhurisui is
misleading and dishonest When we
cease to think of ourselves as Christian
we shall have tuaeu che frst step to-
ward becoming in fact SHAT we now
are onIvfu name. The conflict betyvcel
Christianity and barbarism is st-ll iu fun
tide of battIei there have bceI great aud
noble gains, buL tHe hEht is won only
i'm name. The old barbarlsu of SELFISH
ness. lust and cruelty lives under new
ulmrs There are thousands of churches,
but there are thousands of aIUms az
NveIf- there are armies of prlfess-L
Christians. but TOO many act us 81 there
had never been Chrilt, and ass 30 the
brotherhood OF man auu tae spiritual
unity of the race were myths
This ls am admirable iir-- II we
cannot be Christians. let u- at least bo
honest enough not 20 ruIl o-rallrls
such. The real bIasDle-uer of Christ
Ga who puts him Ll thee mT-7r epcu
shame-i- not Che profale stselrer, but
the man who. ba bee priest or 1ilEmuu.
prateuds l1 le a Christian while Indie
Icreut OF iuimieaI to- rv-rv eaEuast flart-
70 make tle ethics of Christ Cine law OF
the social aud iHdustria5 system. View
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KANSAS CITY, No, Feb. s-The coma
ty Judges of'G'gss county are ablast flee
to again 60 where they please and
transact private or public business as
they see eft without baving to
secure The consent ofo United
States Judge Philips. Yesterday
morning the Judges casne from
their homes and formally reported to
Judge Philips in chambers that the
compromise proposition to pay the dis
puted bonded indebtedness Of the cuun-
y at 10 cents on the dollar had received
3 majority OF over g 600 at the election
January 2s. The judge received the
report with much satisfaction and dis
charged the judges from custody.
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HoUGHroS. Mich, Feb. G.-TerriHG
billiards have ragged for the past two
days in the peninsula with the mercury
80 TO go degrees below Snow drifts
are as high as tine tops OF passenger
coaches Mineral Range and Hau-
cock g. Calumet nla=e niger trains
consisting of only one coach
uud bsEElge ear take two
and three powerful cl1iaes TO haul
them Tine mines are shut down for
lack Of fuel and the stamp mills for
lack OF rocIz- I'raiumcu uue having
than a quarter uta cen Lurv since thlrs
were SO many continuous billiards
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NEW YoRK, Feb S-Superinteudent
Ravens, Of the Fourth dis trict life saw
Ing service at Point Pleasant. reports
that the Norwegian bark Alice, Capt
jacobson, from Dunrielc December 81
for New York. ia ballast. caals
ashore a6 Long Beach, n. J., life
saving station Before an attempt 5vas
made to rescue the crew by the life sav-
ing station. five OF the crew Of the bark
attempted to land in theig own begt,
but it was eapsized and all were
drowned. The life saving station fin
ally succeeded in getting g life line at
tached to tbs bark and by use of the
breeches buoy rescued the eleven re-
manning members of the crew, includ-
the captain.
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PARrIsAN oo-oREHATIoll.

Power.
Tt is frequently asserted, aud ls fre-
quenuy denied shat the machinery OK
b1tI- the old parties is under the control
of those financial magnates who do not
desire any change iu che financial poll
cy OF this country
It is confidently declared, by those
who ought 90 know. that this control
amounts 10 virtual submission of all
financial legislation 20 the scrut TINY ana
adjudication OF those whose business 70
Is 20 profit by the scarcity OF mGaey
and the consequent enhancement Of the
purchasing power of the bonds. To has
been oTlaIv asserted that after the lG-
jourumeut OF che late Minneapolis and
Chicago conventions. those ~ no had se-
creLIY formulated the platforms and
furnished the candidates ar both places
grimly shook hands i'm silent claudes-
time friendship" Can this bs true2
Us there substantial basis Tor these
most monstr1us assertions
To get correct answer it Is ucces-
sary TO review the public declarations
of both parties as contained in their
uutiCaul platforms since 1858
IL viii be remem bared by those IA
miliar with the financial history of the
war that the first issue oE green backs
or demand notes never Gepreliuted az
all, and that John sherman expressly
stated that the Ereeubac.ls were suuse-
queuUy depreciated 10y the exception
clause ''iu order to mako O. market for
the bonds "
Up to and for some years after the
close of tha war tal bonds issued were
all purchased g. par with these depre-
ciuted green lle 80 SD tLat 5000 in
gold at one time would purchase $780,
600 iu grceubac.-= 0r bonds Tt was at
or about -e'7 tha- a m9Fe''ieal 70 -i-.-l-e
these bonds payable an E9l1 was H-as
aEiL1teu AHe republican party APP
proved tnls subject IN the following
cautious lang u-Ee-
p --e ----.-lL ---. ~, $50. a. ~ m
---- ~, --. -T,.-.r.5 l-- arr.-.Ir.f over n rl!-
period for redemption. aud 90 is thu duty OF
Congress 10 reduce tar rate OF interest thereon
" -e4 % g..a a '--. = .- ,. --- ,...,
rr -5r1,- i r - .-r.-l-. ..l- r-ifI ,i-lf r1rfTaI-
ISIS vruI seek DO loan us money ar lower rates
OF Interest than We nov p'g and 1auzt continue
y t-s- r -.-= = L-...-..-.'- -- -- II -~---'
y,-t-lr. y ~. ---.-.+f. ,,-a-- -,-,+ ,-.f
Ga. ---sfri-.-r sT,--f+-,.z .,r s=7,rlr.r- 1..-
- --. f.7rr..,,-..
q Ts-.-4 -r -5.- r.-s...r. .r..r-r-f rr- United
states as rapidly as uract.e4l-l-au moneys
drawn from lls people Hv laElr'Cl. except so
much ~ Is Esll.7l.e i2F -lg ... % ..--
--.5 . -..f- -----.--,.- -.-5 v-ra--
Ts. r.rIfrlt51r.- OF rHa rava-1uaut l.s u1t ez-
rlr--.r- State uruu tHrsr face or LHa lass under
which tHes were Is=ue- does nor provide Lhat
They -laI le uaEd #u coin Ller uu-ut- .l ri .ll
rE.s fr rr-r..e DO ls r.. .l sle lawful money OF
he Tr-E.aT States
r-1arI rr7..rH-u aT a.Hrg -raa-a= OFT property
lcaogJlH- 90 ltz real value. laeI-l.UE govern
E-1ut 11uas and other E9. 9.eFHll-at 7allFl-.e7
b. y-a currency TOT .H- -'----t. -- .---- FL.
l-at..r -.- -t.a-. - ~
pens. - al -a- L-la 7----.'' ,i. ''-- --'-
Don .-ia-4 -'.-Ll. ..-.- ---.t- '-it' -a--
q pom inns l--lAatIH --et A--tiiHA %
7.--+ rr.--+7.- .----.-.-.. 9-.7 T---r4..f.
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EAcTs AsOuT THE U. s.

IE 1890 4, $50 new books were printed
IN the Omitted States
SEcE january I, the cost of register
ing letter mas been reduced to eight
cents
8JoRE than Sd, 600 letters were placed
IN the mail boxes of the United States
last year wholly without addresses-
THE Erst five presidents OF the United
States ended their terms of service in the
john Quincy Admins been elected for q
second term he also would have ended
his term in his slzzty-sizth year
TIE magnitude OF the state depart
Eneut's collection of jefferson papers
may be inferred from the fact that 25,-
Oo0 titles have been written Tor the
new 8udeE of them, a number repre-
senting but tvvQ-thirds f-the whole col
lection. Thonas Ja4erzou. certainly
made his mark
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CmcLGo. Feb. G--Dlsuatch=- have
been received bY lhe post oH-e inspect
or's department announcing The arrest
Inspector Eulsirar aud charged with
foreibly entering % post Office last sep
fsmbaE
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a.-aN. .aNaHA r 80 .Aa 70
HEUUELICa1r. 1HsI
We have always rec
ummaEIaa che Es &
money known ll l1r
civilized world and We
urge that am effort bel
made t1 unite lII com
mrrclaa nations in rua
esruu.i=nmuuE OF rle
IuEarllLIulIf aIuualr.I-
which shall lE Cor lll
the relative Talua OF
EuIu and silver C1.-l -1.
REPUH .IcAE Eas-
Tine republican party
Is fu favor % enc use 10.
both rull auH silver as.
money and aguauEH
the policy ur Ila demo
cratic ulufL.a arEaEl1u
au Its eI1rIs El IeEllC-.
ElEE silver
EEFUULICAE. I-a-
A-ue au era-uU u-aulH.
fEum tradition ana iu-
fHrasE GaFaE UllHrlL-
-.=m. aud IUl republic.
an party DENIM rs rEa
use uL both gold lEa
aIL- le standard
HHH.#H..#H .HH .H"#HH# De-
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n GAVE TOO LATE.
Tho Information Wasn't or Any Service
Him.

Tho Information " asn's Of Any Service (
Him.
Gould ] get a little information from
youP' asked a tarmer-iike-loolSiug man
at the Northwestern station the other
morning.
yes, sir" replied the officer
"Vell, / want TO know how these
confidence men work" "
''In various ways Sometimes they
borrow money and give "a worthless
check on "a bank"
They do, ehP" gasped the man, with
a sudden start
Yes or perhaps they borrow money
and turn over "a check for trunk.
When you go to look for the trunk it is
not to be found "
by Georger' rnuttered the man.
Then again they sell you "a bogus
bond, or borrow money on it,"
''Salles alive."
And they sometimes hire their vic
Tins to boss mill or factory some
where, and then borrow money 60 pay
a freight bill"
-Four different waysr' shouted the
man, as he jumped clear Off the GOor.
Yes.
And III be hanged if I haven't been
taken In on every one of 'em in a ride
Of a hundred miles! Say, come down
and show me the river-the deepest
spot in the river-ths place where / eau
drop in and won't never come 10 the
surface again with my dougil-tilled
head. d.''-Chicago Post
a Hu-ba1d's EsIary.
Wife Undressing her husband. yF no is
busy writing at his desk)-YYhlt arc
YOU writing there hubby, dear2
81 ann working at my memoir
''Ahl but you have not forgotten to
mention your little wiley. have vou2'
-
you as the sun OF my life, and ] ann just
now giving "a description of those days
on which you have mude-it particularly
hot for me '-TIuu0risEsche Blatteu
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RICH HIf.I, Mo, Feb. 8 John Long
"a section man. was struck by q switch
engine on the Missouri Pacific railroad
about nom and horribly mangled he
was taken to the blacksmith. shop o.
the sIaetters, which was near. where
he died d few minutes before u'cloc.S.
The eomnistee having in charge the
next inauguration arTgEg7 e.lts have
awarded the contract for music Tor the
3naugeral ball and Pyprueuade concerts
70 the United States Marine band
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publican party had '-raised che vliue of
our paper currency from So per cenr 20
the nar of gold JIG has restored. upon
q sold basis. Payment fu ecoiu for III
the national obligations. and has given
us a currency absolutely good ulo
equal fra every part of our extended
country. TO has lifted the c-7dtt OF the
nation from tbe point where per cent
bonds sold az 20 cents, 90 chat wheHa
per cent boud-s are eagerly acug-ii 6 @ e.
premium. WhiIe-fhl democratic party
echoed the sentiment as follows
Third Home rule honest ulluCFs consisting
OF sold uld silver ana paper convertible t1 co.'s
on demand Lae strict u Iil tauailla OF she pun.
lie faith. state ana national. aaI tlr-l f1r
revenue only
We can pass over the platforms sinol
HFarr aHrFH Er..HrH rr-rr-eHraHae
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SEQ ". we 1ruuuIel
rIu Republican .HU|r.a-
E#0l Ielu Eu uE l1a SnHra
imam lcL OF lruH la e.
HHH-Hr.IIr maj nrIE.
fr-u-nL Win u19Trul'is
tiles OF danger .u rng
future. which Elnu.a
make ava of LrE auuurrta
Hr-. aE wei. uH Lla aaa
rEurs. luE-4ua flr Ils
speedy Huul.
we hold 90 lIH uT- nl
unLa gold and silver us
.ll =la-aIanU mnueT OF
lnH country and Il mo
.H.uuEu E HaEH uH.a
lua silver without uI7- q
ar.Usru-r-E l rul-s g
".|HHr I H.HL Hr charge
Cor mtn-uE uur The
e .L.aE uulr u- coinage
aI nulH metals mus. .HH
uI rUuH. intrinsic aaI
HruI.HuHH-H.r NH.-H Hr
HH uur H-rHH LuruHHn Lu-
.HIu.LIHla. --rH. uH.nE-
ur ng such H.frH #.rf 90
H.aI.H.-g .a shan |H-
sure LHH maintenance
HI rlH HTIr.tE nr Ing IHu
Urla.a and rIr Ful-
power ar every -u.IHr
Hr r--l.u9rIa rHu Mlr-
EHrs Hlu Il TnHraIHH
uE H- a-HI- HU- sr
demand Lnaf lfI uau|E
eurrul-s Hl.HIs Ug -gUul
lr Hau H.0EH Dad. o.. .uHrua
lr.H .n aU.I ralu fNu
.n- .er l-rl rrI. -t.uF
HH HaHaHr. HHs- -rv
IHr rHr uHur-rG.Hn OF
Ira faruHa- lu sunrs
.u- Glasses l ur
1. NEST defense.
victims OF -lrr4uaHH
money luI l NH--LunE
.aH HurrH
SEQ HEn recon-
mHuI zHlr lEe urul|U=
.lHrr DID l.H NsH EE
.Hu state Hluf. issues Dee
r..#ErHL
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LI-rtE Rock. Ark, Feb. G-Tue
Nearing 01 the City Electric Street Rail-
way receivegship ease, which was see
for to-day in the Pulaski cliauesry
court was postponed or motion of tHs
railway company tlI Thursday Febru-
uryg, The railways counsel asked %
post tpouemeut on the ground that they
had not had sufficient time to- prepare
evidence. The First National bank,
which is u party defendant, fled al au-
sver and demurrer iu tine cgse- The
answer denies the Insolvency of She
railway and alleges it 90 Dee worth 5I--
COO, 600 and asks that the application Ila
dismissed The railway has sled no
answer, fact which has excited cDu-
siderable comment Some OF tine lblast
counsel i'm the state are employed The
banks condition remains unchanged
The board auails the arrival of Bank
Examiner uaiHrath- Three Thousand
dollars additional wildcat paper OF
e1--Erezideut Allis. of which the bank
had no Inowiedge- was presented ur
the bank to-day for payment iuereas-
ing the total Of this class OF paper 20
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Gov. Eorth=n. OF Georgia, FIas been Tuuro
and TeIfF what Sic Learned.

Gov. Eorthya, OF Georgia, FIas been Tuuro
and TeIis what EIe Learned.
ATLANTA. Ca Iel G-Gav W. j.
NorLheu, OF Georgia has returned from
"a visit To- Cuba, WHITTIER he went 90 lend
the weight of his presence to the dedi-
cation of "a Baptist church iu the city
of Havana lie describes visit TO the
captufu-gcuerai, iu which the latter did
not know that the American states
We're governed 10y civil officers "Ihe
island SAYS GOV. Northcu, presented
10 my mind picture of tine most abso-
lutte despotisInr of oppressive tyranny.
The troops are evervwhsse. In Moro
castle alone where the political prison
ers are confined, there is "a force of 1000
men. 7 tried tn ascertain tHl total
number maintained ON She island. Hur
was unable to- do SO. tns statements of
the natives were $50 wildly c1u-
hictiug. Some estimated the army
manifest error, white other declared
there We're so, 600 troops i'm the service
In the hur51r are stationed four mem
of-war, kept there constantly at the es-
pense of Lhe Cuban taEpayersr whom
they are there 10 uvgrHvC- ] looked
through the palace of the. capita iu-geu-
eral, the cdifce from which orders used
to be issued an cr the old Spanish
regime for the government OF Louisiana,
Florida New MeEico and parts of Iowa.
Alabama aud Mississippi Tn the pa ace
were TO be seen the portraits of all the
predecessors of the present command
ant custom I would like to see csLaD-
lished in this office The most iutslE-
gent man to my thinking with whom /
came I'm contact while i'm Cuba, was
Chiuamau- lie is counsel there for his
couutrymen, and his name is plain old
English Tom. He is "a man of thorough
culture, and spoke not only good j. g-
giish, but elegant English. Tom had
spent thirteen years In Eew York;
where he was educated, before assuTu-
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1F without loss