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when Travelling

every trip IA bottle of Syrup OF Figs, as IL acts
most pleasantly and efiectiAely on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms OF sickness. For sale In ~ cent
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists'
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RAILROAD MEN in A ROBBERY
They CT oaned out Station at Dunfee,
Ind, of Everything of Value.

1Hu'' OI EVoTytrIIfIE Of NuIUE'
AT O'Clock Thursday morning three mask
ed men entered the Office Of ihe Nic'.el Pate
railroad at Dunfee, Ind, and orde'ed o. S.
Smith, the telegraph operator, at the point
OF pistols, to change the signals so that a
freight train that was approaching would
pass without stopping. As the train went by
they took $50 from Smiths pockets, tore his
diamond PIN from his necktie, robbed the
ticket office OF money aud seized every article
OF value In sight. Inc men were rairoaders
as they knew all about the train signals
knew all about train orders, and one Of them
understood telegrapning train orders.
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Finano,s OFT % Standard.

company states the capital stock 10 De S7,-
100000. and the amour; actually paid ia
s7,O0O,o00. The debts OF the company do not
exceed 50, 000,0 900, and the existing assets arc
az least So 1000.
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Highest Of all in Leavening

"Td rather have n nutmeg tina
fame" said the idiot WHY" sal
the wise man. Because" replied Il
idiot, fame is for the great, 80.
nutmeg Is FOR the grnter."-P.i- y
Dhin Record
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Medical Discovery nights in the right way
II will cure IS per cent OF all cases il taken
during the early stages Of The disease. Its
first action is to put the stomach, bowels
liver and kidneys into good working order
That makes digestion good and assimilation
quick and thorough. II makes sound, healthy
flesh. That is half the battle. That makes
the Discovery" good for those who have not
consunpion, but who are lighter and less
robust than they ought to be.
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Miss Blanc uously)-That's
n nice-looking watch; did you have 10
buy n suit OF clothes TO get that? John
Ware (rehectivclyJ-No; on the con.
trary, had to sell one-liarvard
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Consumntion kills

Consumption kills
more people rifle
balls. Its more dead.
ly than any OF the
much dreaded cpl.
denies. II is a steal
thy, gradual, slow
disease. II pcnctratcs
the whole body 1t
is in every drop OF
blood. II seems 10
work only al the
lungs, hut the ter.
rible drain and waste
60 on all over the
body. To cure con
sumption, work on
the blood, make it
pure, rich and whole
some, build up the
wasting tissues, put
the body into condi-
ton for n fight with
the dread disease.
Or Piefce's Golden
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Point Pines In California, received its
name from its pine trees.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-02

The University OF Chicago has glee club
composed OF 10 women.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces ipflama
tion eliays pain, cures wind collie. 70 c. a bottle
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u.odye Q;lic cure all liver ills. bilious
HuUu , THIS ness, headache. % cent.
a Bright Eye

Il the sign Of good health and an alert mind.
strange that II should almost always depend
on the state of the digestion, but IL does. A
Rlpans Tabule taken after meals gives the
little artificial help most grown people need.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-02

Almost all actresses are either mar.
rlcd. or just getting over it.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-02

Minnesota man has sued barber TO
900 damages for running his beard.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is q liquid and Is taker
Internally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. send fol
lestlmoniaiS ire. sou Dy druggists, ,oc. -
IfafIlicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at PC per bottle
Piso's Cnre for Consumption relieves the mos,
obstinate coughs,-Rev. ID BCCHNUELLERi Lex
hgton Mo, February u, 1891
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier

Prominently in tho public cyo today. BE
sure 10 get Hoods and only Hoods.
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(ns, aro'
es twiai
,ut OF
here we
$ and
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|,o va
eering !
| Pine Y
Is cut VI
forsy'l
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-29
800 Reward 500


The, readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. HALLS Cure is the only posi-
tive cure known to the medical frater-
nifty. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halle Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucoue surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in ite
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that ii
fails to cure. Send for list of teetimo
malls. Address,
F. j. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druegists, 75c.
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Gas SI8Iia
For Infants md ChiIdFen.

For Infants and Children.
CastOria promotes Digestion, and
;overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feverishness
Thus the child Is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
''Caztoria is 70 well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior 10 any prescription
known to me.'' a. A. ARoHER. n. D.,
In South Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"For several years have recommended your
sCastoria,' and shall always continue to do 50,
as 1t has invariably produced beneficial reEults."
EDwIN r. PARDRE, n. D.,
125Ch Street and 7th Ave, New York City.
ssThe use Of Castorias is 80 universal and
. Its merits 70 well known that If peemg . work Of
Bupererogation to endorse It, Few are tho In
teiltgent families, who do not keep Castoria
OAnros MAErxx, D. D.,
New York City.
THn c1nzAun coarAu1, n Murray Street. n. Z.
Dr. Miles NERVE Pr Ag1,rRa cura F2F5pTTMA
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El citado doctor prOpOne la adopci0n de
moscas carbuncosas para destruir los ejer-
citos.
Para la educaci6n de esos terribles insec-
tos seria necesario, segdn ell fiamante profe-

SO introducirian grandes moscas que no ten
drian otro alimento que la sangre cclocada
bajo la epidermis de maniquies reyestidos
de uniformes prusianos, sobre los cuales. Sc
cebarian en- algunos instantes todos los dias
los temibles enjambres, fin de que Sc acos-
tumbraran al nniforme del ejercito aleman.
Con estas moscas no habria guerra possible.
En- case de lucha, las tropas de la van
guardia llevsrian esas grandes cajas, que
ierian abiertas tan pronto como aparecieran
os alemanes, y Francia quedarfa salvada.
Ill YACHT MAYOR
DEI MI1NDO
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II I61I6uJb u6 IdS MdfIdS, OdpIlttu dCIu
10 La Compaf1is, don Nemesio Iber Cue
a, ell cabo Jose Rodriguez Fernandez

ron al sitio del acontecimiento.
Tambi6u ell "a del actual falleci6 ahogado
en- el rio Camuy y barrio de Lares, de aque-
LA Jurisdiction, el joven Nicolas Cuevas y
B'fIe."
IL COLMO DILL IuVDNTO
Para invento el que ha hecho un profe-
sor frances.
Este ha sentido sguijoneado de tai modo
su amor patrio, que ha sometido la conf
sion que entiende de la defensa nacional,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-01

Braulio Retamar infirio una tremenda pu-
fialada su hermauo Celestino que ha sido
diagnosticada por los facultativos sef1ores
don Francisco Blanes y don Pedro Malaret
de pron6stico mortal, privo de la vida
Carmen Fres, dandole una pufialada en- ell
pecho suicidandose acto continue ell des-
graciado Braulio con otra puflalada que Sc
infiri6 en- ell pecho. Ell suceso tuyo lugar &
las once de la noche frente las casas de
los vecinos Jose Maria Malaver y Adolfo
Aponte. El Juez M, nicipal don Juan Mar
quez con los facultativos I'll secretario seicr
Porrata, Sc trasladaron con la mayor activi
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descomponen la disolucion, deja en- libertad
al agente oxidante, obra este nltimo sobre
las sustancias colorantes del pelo y lie dan
POGO POGO ell tinte deseado.
Para colorear los labios Sc emplea un pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-01

metal con ell nombre apeIlido de Ia persG
ma que Sc los encargue.
| Hospedase en- la fonda El Leon de Orc.
| SefoI Alcaide: No estA prohibida La crian-
"a de cerdos en- el centro de las pobIacionesi
siendo este asf Sc0mo es que en- la Gale
de la Concordia, esquiua q la de la Luna,
existen corrales dedicados esa crianza2
Ha salido de esta oiudad para la Capital,
de dondo embarcara para la Peninsula,
nuestro amigo don Ramon Mendez Cardona,
Contador de la Aduana de Ponce.
LIE acompafIa su distipguida esposa.
Que lleyen feliz viaje.
va que ell sefior Armstrong SO muestra
tan solicito en- ell desempeno de Sus funcio-
nes, los yecinos que residen on la prolonga-
cion oeste dc Ia calle de Ia villa, le ruegan
por nuestro condncto, Sc digne haeer colocar
una boca de riego que hace notable falta en-
ell trayecto comprendido entire las casas de
los senores don Juan Casals Y don Ayelino
Rodriguez
Unimos nuestro ruego al de aquellos We
cinos.
Aver, prima noche. Sc introdujeron
unos ladrones eli los aposentos de la casa
de don Jose Grau, mientras comia la fami-
liza, descerrajaron nn armario, SO llevaron
una porcion de prendas de yalor que en- 81
habia.
Hemos yisto que la cuneta recientemente
construida frente esta redaccion SO halla
por algunos sitios destruida, causa dc los
carros que transitan por Ia calle Mayor, y
cuyas ruedas pasan la mas de las veces por
la cuneta.
81 SO quiere conservar dicha cuneta, es ne
cesario vigilar esos carros que no deberian
transitar sino por la Gale de la salud.
Por ell gobierno general SO ha autorizado
la alcaldia de esta ciudad para nombrar
al licenciado del ejercito Domingo Fernan-
dez Lopez, guarda jurado de Ia hacienda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-01
locemos todavIa.
Ademas de 10 expuesto, ell inventor de
dio de zanzibar G

MEAS CORTAS
JUBE, DONNIE.
A juzgar por ciertos diceres
Que por aqui Sc propalan,
En- Cuba, la predilecta
De las colonias hispanas,
SueDa de nuevo la trompa
Que convoca la algarada:
Parece que no Sc nutren
Con las reformas de Maura,
Los exigentes estomagos
De aquella grey antillana:
GUSTAV de los platos fuertes;
Y, cuando ven las patatas,
Sc ponen como una faria,
PidiendO carne picada.
Y Sc la dan: porque tienen
Pieador en- que picarla;
Machetes con que la pican,
asadores -. que la ensartan.
Cuando aquf todos lloramos
Por algdn arroz con habas
Como quien dice, una Quota
De cinco. granos pOr barba-;
Cuando nOsotros ponemos
I'm platanito las brasas,
Suplicando que 10 dejen
Envolverse en- cOstra blanca,
Rompen ALA la vajilla
Que es de RIGA porcelana,
Y dan los cocineros
Con los trastos en- la cara.
Y ell Gobierno, que cocina
Cast siempre a la malaga,
Por no perder la huespeda
Literalmente SO mata
Buscando algdn condimento
Que aquellas hambres distraiga.
Y entire tanto, al platanito
ST le tuestan, no lie raspan:
Quienes odian la ceniza,
Sc quedan per istan sanctana,
4
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La D
d al efecto, Ell Ayuntamiento pedira a
extranjero, por no haberlos en- ell pals, los
j titles necesarios.
Aplaudimos las buenas intenciones de
seflor Armstrong
Aunque no del todo restablecido, desde
hoy asiste la redacai6n, encarg ndose de
las tareas del peri6dico, nuestro eompaflero
| ell sehor Abril
De la Capital nos enyia nuestro CORES
ponsal Ell siguiente interesante telegrama:
| Hoy empieZa La COyTespOnde,scid pu-
blicar telegramas diarios recihidos de San
| Thomas; entire ellos encuentro ell siguiente
| que me apresuro trasmitir. Neto
York Herald dice que don Jose Marti y ell
general Maximo Gomez son los jefes de la
actual insurreccion de Cuba, que ambos SO
encuentran en- la isla.-El mismo periodico
afirma que en- Cuba Sc ha proclamado la ley
marcial. : Correspons0t
UNA BICICLETA en- buen estado, desea
venderse. Para informes oc1rrase esta
imprenta. a.-Febrero 30, 1895.
Hemos recibido un ejemplar del folleto
que acaba de publican Ell Mayagiez e1 senior
don Manuel Maria Sama, con ell tftulo El
desembarcO de Colon en- Puerto Rico q EI
nlo7suDae7lto del Cnle6rinds.
Agradecemcs ell obsequio.
Con atento B. L. NJ del Gobernador Ge-
neral, hemos recibido un ejemplar de la
Menaorta relotira a la isla de Culebra, pu-
blicada por el GobiernO General de esta
isla.
Damos las gracias por ell obsequio, prone
tiendonos ocupar de dicha Memorin en- la
que sc refeja ell incremento que ha tornado
La Ctilebra.
Inscripciones hechas on ell registro civil
en- el dia de aver:
Ninguno.
Defuncones: Isabel Martinez Lugo.
Matrimonios: Federico Martorell Col
cochea con Antonia Arizuaga y Tranquil.
Los conductores de los coches n1meros "a
6S y 43, fueron denunciados por escandalo y
abaudono de sus carruajes en- la via pdblica
mo puede impedir la policfa que Sc agru-
pen todas las tardes en- la plaza Principal
variOS zagaletones que con sus insolencias
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------===----===---- =-i-=-==s--
do ei impreso que las cartas va undo, bien
dirigi6ndonos las obseryaciones que juzguen
| Oportunas.
/ Es IN seryicio importante que LA DEMO
CRACIA pide sus amigos. 3-3
! El domingo proximo q las siete de Ia no
che tendra lugar en- Yauco la aperture de la
| .Asociacion de dependencies dc aquel!a To-
calidad.
| Damos las gracias por la inyitacion que
para ese acto Sc nos ha dirigido.
FL Casino hispano- americana de San Ger
| man nos invita- para ell bale de pinata que
iendra lugar sus salones ell proximo do
mingo.
Agradecemos la inyitacion.
En Cayey es un hecho va la installation de
la luz electrical.
Oonstara de "a focos arco o-voltaicos para ell
alumbrado p1blico y 800 bujias incandecen-
tes para el servicio particular.
En- el vapor Jfaria ha llegado Maya
giiez el material para ell tranyfa urbano de
aquella cindad.
Pronto, pues, sera un hecho tan it'll pro-
yecto.
Dice La Correspondence que Ell la Capt.
tai siguen bajando los giros pues ell colega
ha dido decir que algunas personals los han
comprado rax6n de 40 por 100.
En- Comerfo han ocurrido cuatro casos de
yiruelas
Dice mn colega que en- breye empezara
publicarse en- la Capital un diario que Sc tt
tulara la Gdcetil2d.
Dice La Integriddd que con motiyo del
juego de Carnaval han ocurrido varios dis
gustOs en- la Capital como consecuencia
de ellos hubo lesiones heridas.
sCuando terminara ALI esa inculta cos
tumbres
En- Ponce no ha ocurrido NADIA de ESQ, por
que este pueblo ha tenido la sensatez de
prescindir de esos juegos.
Ell sefor don Heraclio r. Amadeo, de We
ga alta, ha socorrido unos cincuenta po-
bres de aquella Jurisdiction con una limos
na de pan, carne, arroz y dinero en- efeo-
two.
Es digno de aplauso ell rasgo del sefior
Amadeo.
Continda enferma en- la Capital, de bas-
tante gravedad, la respectable ancana do7la
Dolores Ortiz de- z ,rate madre. de nuestro
con>ecuente amigo don Jose Lopez de Zirate.
Deseamos su pronto restableciniento.
Nuestro amigo agente de Maricao don
r afae vera pasa por la pena de yer en-
+ 'rmas su sehora esposa aSsu hiJa OHM
pia
D-seamos vivamente Ell restablecimiento
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La fortuna nos proporciona amigos; ell exi-
| to envidioSos.
| La patria es nuestra familia, nuestra pros
| peridad, nuestra lengua, nuestra indepen-
dencia.
| Para que un pueblo sea libre es precise
que sea digno de serlo.
Es facil c0meter una iDjusticia pero sc
hace dificil reparar eli dafIo causado.
Las injurias son las razones del que no las
tiene.
CHAMARASCA
Els La muj jer Zen TeOcrito me fundo),
| Id mas bella desgracia de este mundo.
Saben mucho los viejos -. ique sander!
Los amos no dan ciencia - dan vejez.
Ell amor, de la vida en- la jornada,
es una endecha en- yolapuck cantada
Els el desden, en- tn purpurea boca,
mucho m s duro que el cristal de roca.
Estudiarl Estudiar! Va no Sc usa.
Mace hoy todo mamon con ciencia infusa.
La vida es hoja en- blanco, nina bella,
Dios escribe en- ella.
Los juramentos de carifio eterno
son les preliminares de un inferno
La euvidia es como ell humo Cuando mace
La llama mace ell hume,
Despu6s ell mucho fuego 10 deshace.
Ultima vanidad que tiene el hombre:
un eptafo en- ell que este su nombre.
sQue es la vida? pregunta un papanatas.
Tn lbro que no tiene fe de erratas
SQue le costaba Dios la mar salada
hacerla de ctampQgnei NADIA iNadal
Tu bOca es una rosa alberta sobre- nieve:
La nieye tus IN jillas que besa ell aura ieve.-
Del cielo azu la limpia trasparencia
Siempre este en- Ell cristal de tn conciencia.
-tuando el poeta hasta la prosa baja
rayos Gle viva luz enyuelye en- paja.
La muerte es el cuchillo que Dios usa
para partirnos por.. la hipotenusa.
Bien dijo Mailtrus, pensador profundo:
no hay sitio para tantos en- ell mundo.
Ricardo Pl lma
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dos Tomas Real

que Sc halaban FfcIamadOs por eI Juzgad
de instruction de la Capital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

II'oR RENT. CHEAP-A two story brick
IL house. No. 10 Irwin Place. Apply to II.
+. Vernon. this Office. alItt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

WASHINGTON, April is The internal
revenue officials positively decline to make
public any statement in regard to income
tax returns or to answer any questions TO
lating thereto. 1t Is learned that the real
cause OF this reticence is the great number
of blunders made by the collectors in their
Geographic reports. Who is blameable fol-
this state of things is not stated, but the
result is that from what has been received
no intelligent estimate can yet be given OF
the number or amount of the returns filed
with the collectors. 1t is undoubtedly true
that large percentage Of the number Of
persons subject to the law have made NO
return at all, and in consequence the
officials see ahead Of them vast amount
of litigation aud trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Hutton, and upon Attorney Levy Mayer
OF Chicago, Attorney Nathan Blur OF
New York, Receiver John McNulta and
the three experts who have been examin,
ing the trusts books The ex-prcsident
further made the session interesting by
reading decidedly warm annual report,
and by intnating that he intended to
light the new management to q finish
The following is the company's new dl.
reatoratc; Samuel NJ Rice Walter NJ.
Scheftel and T. H. Wentworth of New
York j. NJ. Hutton of Cincinnati, Will.
lam j. Meyer, John NJ. Mott and Floyd
X. Jennison of Chicago
As there was no quorum of directors
present the election of officers will be held
In Chicago in the near future, when Sam.
uel NJ. Rice Of New York will very prob
ably be chosen to succeed Joseph Il. Green
hut as president.
There was no fight over the election, the
slate having been prepared in advance,
and Grcenhut's attorney simply gave no.
tice that the election of seveh men was
illegal, rs the ex president had not yet re-
signed.
In his annual report Mr.. Greenhut de-
clared his accusers to DO slanderers and
falsiilers, denied absolutely all charges of
mismanagemcnt, and asserted that tho
present receivership Is proving disastrous
to the company.
The report was in part as follows: sThe
recent very general, oft repeated nccusa-
tions and charges against myself and fell
low directors, wish here to stigmatize as
false, malicious and untrue, and l trust
that time and opportunity will soon be at
haad when the utter groundlessness OF
these slanderous charges can, and will DO
established and the slanderers dealt with
as they deserve,
After the receivers were appointed
personally gave them all the assistance de-
sirod, and should have continued to do so
but for the understandable and uniustifia-
BILE assault upon me personally by break
ing into my safe and examining my papers.
propose to resent this indignity and en-.
croachment upon my private rights to tho
fullest extent of the law
ut Is a well known fact that the re.
ceiver has been, or will DO in the future
heavy loser, The receiver maintained
the combination prices, and stored his
goods while competing distilleries un.
loaded their stock at paying prices, leuv-
ing the receiver at the date OF the disrup-
tion of the pool recently with his manu-
featured product on hand, to be sold at
less than cost, while his competitors, sell.
ing their goods at profit while he was
maintaining prices, can now afford to, and
undoubtedly will store, while the goods of
the company are being put upon the mar
ket at loss. -
The defendants in the Greenhut libel
suits professed to be much amused by the
affair. ut Is q childish and foolish act !"
said Levy Mayer. "Of course we all feel
very sorry for each other, and particularly
for General McNulta, but the whole thing
will come to naught."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

WAsnINGToS, April 1s.-Senor Murauga,
the Spanish minister received a dispatch
from Senior do Lone, the new minister to
the United States, now ut Havana stating
that he would arrive in Washington April
20. DE Lolne's arrival at Havana marks
the opening of SPANS official inquiry into
the Alliance Incident. Senior de LONE has
already visited Guantanamo and Santiago
dc Cuba, but at Havana he will see the
commander of the Spanish gunboat which
fired on tho Alliance and the other parties
having Information on the subject.