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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
CHURCH DEDICATED.
THE NEW HONE OF THE OMAN
COCK PREsBYTERIAys.
History OF the Denomination In the
Eastern shorc-scrmon by DR..
inS-Tcmorinl Windows.

ONANCOCK, VA. November SO.-tSpe-
cial)-The cold, northeasterly rain-storm
that prevailed here yesterday did not
prevent large attendance at the dedi-
cation exercises OF the beautiful Presby-
terrain church in this town. The Eastern
Shore OF Virginia is the cradle OF Ameri-
can Presbyteriansm. About two hum
dred and ten years ago Francis Mackenzie
who is styled the founder Of the
Presbyterian Church in America, estab-
llshed two congregations in Accomac. and
one in Princess Anne. on the Elizabeth
river. one Of the churches in Accomac
was situated near Deep-Creek Mil. about
two miles north OF Onancock, on land
which was probably given by Edmund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

Loehr. our representative on the COM
mittee. 90 he devoted TO this work.
The lecture by Comrade Royal. on
THE Battle Of Gettysburg" TO be de-
livercd on Thursday evening, December
81 next was brought to the attention
OF the camp. and the members generally
expressed an intention 90 attend
Mr.. Cornelius Hanklns, the artist. was
presented TO the camp. and received with
ho1ors. lie stated that he was engaged
In painting a portrait OF General n. b..
Forest major-gcneral Confederate states
army, and wished Confederate Of
hcer's coat for this work. Several visit
'ors were presented and introduced TO
the camp.
Commander Northen and others
cencCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
SEEKING 4 RESPITE
In the Case of the other Norfolk
Murderer.

In the Case of the other Norfolk
Murderer.
NORFOLK, VA, November 5o.-(Spe-
cial)-P. J. Norris, Esq, one Of the attor-
neys for Charles Williams, sentenced to
be hanged here Friday, will 20 to Rich
mond tomorrow 20 ask the Governor for
a respite for his client in order that an
effort may be made 10 get the case before
the United States Court on a constitutional
point. The ground for this proposed ac-
ton is that testimony was taken IN VIII
liams's case outside Of court, at the scene
OF the murder. when IL was visited by the
Jury. his attorneys being absent at the
time. This. II is claimed. was In violation
Of his right TO be confronted in court by
his accusers.
City-sergeant LAWYER left for Richmond
tonight 10 urge a respite. A respite Of
four weeks was granted Saturday night
to william Downing. the other negro who
was 70 have been hanged here Friday.
This makes the date of the execution
New-Year's Day. and as Mr. Lawler does
not wish 10 begin 1897 with a hanging, he
viii ask Governor OFerrall to change the
date Of execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
DIR. Lorimer's Lectu re.

Rev. Dr. Lorimer Of Fremont Temple
Roeton. delivered an able and eloquent
lecture az tie First Baptist church iast
pirht. before "a large audience. HIS subject
was Changes and Chances" or 'Ilde IN
the Affairs OF Mem r..
1be lecture was a very brilliant ehort'
and was listened 10 with rapt attention.
DIT LOrimcr enjoys the iepul@IIoh VI
Lin, one Of the most convincing orators
in Massachusetts. claim which those
who heard him last night win very readily
.,rr4gfafe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
oNANcOcK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

ing 10 the Commonwealth and country
than it has been, IS n railroad from
Farmville TO Keysville, connecting 1t, on
the one side with the Norfolk and
Western, and on the other with the
Southern. with this effected. no insu-
tuition in the state will have better
or more central position. or be where 1t
is more needed or can do better work.
The second section Of the senior class
delivered orations IN the college chapel
on Saturday night. before an attentive
and intelligent audience OF ladies and
gentlemen. The speakers and subjects
were rs follows: c. w. Mason Halifax
county. Va, "War as a Factor In Civlli-
zation': c. e. Lewis. Greenbrier county
W. Va: 1.-THE First Virginia legislature; ;
s Pasco Jr., Monticello, Fla, Ben. Hill,
the Southern Orator: II. Fl. Shelton,
Floyd county. Va. THE Richmond Re
union: V. H. Starbuck, Orlando. Fla,
1.-THE Nations Loss-Charles F. Crisp" (;
T. r. Torlan. Halifax county. Va, IN
fuence of the Delphc Oracle on the
Greek Nation and States; w. S. Will
son. Roanoke, Va, Our Need Of a
Navy" The addresses We're excellent
and some OF them eloquent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Sons OF Veterans Meeting.

Il. Z. Lee Camp. Sons Of Veterans, held
an interesting meeting last night. Mr..
Aubrey III. Bowie was elected a member
Of the camp. a letter was read from
Mr.. W. l.. Royal inviting the camp TO
attend his lecture TO be delivered next
Thursday evening for the benefit Of the
j. T.. b. Stuart monument fund. Tho
camp resolved 10 accept the invitation.
and a full attendance Of its members
may be expected. Comrade Lewis b.
SpenCe read some interesting war
"reminiscences from the Confederate
Veteran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Careful
A Pleasant Entertainment.

The entertainment given at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall last
night for the benefit OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was very
largely patronized. and was gratifying
success. Every part was ably sustained.
and not for n long time has there been
such an array OF talent as participated
for the benefit Of such a worthy cause.
Among those taking part We're Captain
Frank Cunningham, Mrs. George W.
Bethel. Miss Hannah Nelson. Miss Rose
Bauer, Miss Katie Chernault, little Miss
Wilma Newman, Messrs. Charles III.
Phillips, II. c. Rueger. Eugene Davis.
George b. Davis. and the Eyensen
brothers. Mr.. j. NJ. Sayle appeared. as
did also hs little daughter, in an un-
usually attractive feature OF club swing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Popular Citizen Dead.

WINSTON. y. c., November 9.-(Spe-
cial)-J. II. Kapp, one Of Forsyth's popu
lar and well-to-do citizens, died yes
terday afternoon. after a lingering Ill
ness. He was a member OF three sue
cussful mercantile firms, and brother
Of Sherlff-elect l.. T. Kapp. He was CO
wears old. For many years he was a
member Of the Financial Board Of the
Salem Female Academy.
Mrs. Sarah Bailey. mother Of ex-Sheriff
W. A. and Y. h. Bailey. OF Davle coun-
Nv. died this morning IN Mocksville; aged
80 years.
Winston shipped nearly one million
mounds Of manufactured tobacco this
month.
The Moravians organized a new con-
gregation at Mayodan yesterday. The
new church there Will shortly be deco
rated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
TIE COCKADE CITY.
Masonic Delcgates-Rough Weather.
Personal Points.

PETERSBURG. VA. November 30
(Special)-1n the Grand Lodge OF Nir-
ginia, Ancient. Free. and Accepted Ma
sons. which meets in Richmond Tuesday
evening Petersburg will be represented
by the following members OF the order:
John r. Parham. District Deputy Grand
Master. District No. %.
Blandford Lodge, No. IS. II. North
ington, proxy for worshIpful master; \.
j. Clements proxy for senior warden; ~.
A. Young, proxy for Junior warden.
Petersburg Lodge. No. l5-Joseph Pey-
ser. worshipful master: Charles r. Borst
senior warden; w. c. Flippin, junior war
den.
Powhatan-S tarke Lodge. No PAT. NJ.
Gillian. worshipful master; John Ridout'
senior warden; X. l.. Campbell, junior
warden.
GENERAL NEWS.
The almost summertime weather OF i'5'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Pennuf Company Chartered.

NORFOLK, VA, November SO.-(Spe-
cial)-Judge Hanckel. OF the Corporation
Court OF this city. to-day granted a char
ter to the Atlantic Peanut Company. The
object OF the company Is TO carry on the
peanut cleaning business in this city. The
capital stock Is $500. Following are the
officers: S. c. Simmons. president; y. II.
Vellines. secretary and treasurer; Thomas
+. Miller. manager. These. all OF whom
are OF this city, together with +. Raphun.
OF Baltimore, and V. y. Miller OF Nor
fox. compose the Board Of Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

mean temperature. ........................54 .5
1. a few drops of rain in the forenoon.
p Rain late in the afternoon and at
night
g. a few drops Of rain early in the
forenoon.
4. Light rain early at night.
.. Lisht rain late In the afternoon and
at night.
G. Misty sprinkle late at night.
Z. Light showers late at night.
g. Lieht showers early in the forenoon.
9. Rain all night.
10 Rain all day and night with a lit
tie hail mixed with the rain early in the
morning
L. The rain which had been falling for
the past thirty-six hours. changed to
snow, which fell to the depth of about
two inches stopping about noon. The
measurement Of this VIII be included In
the December report.
Rainfall for the month, 327 inches.
We give i'm the table below the mean
temperature ana the aggregate amount
of rainfall during the month Of Noyem-
Der Tor the past seventeen years:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
THE MAGIC CITY.
Returned with His Bride-HoIi'vny
Changes.

Returned with His Bride-Hoii'vny
Changes.
ROANOKE. VA. November SO.-CsDe-
cial)-Samuel w. Stone, a popular Roa-
noke druggist. who welded at Sherman,
Tex. on Thursday last Miss Leila Ger
trude Sadler. Of that city, returned home
with his bride yesterday morning.
Mrs. l.. j. Martin. wife Of w. II. Mar
tin. died here this morning after a long
illness. Of consumption. The remains will
be taken TO Bedford City for interment.
1t is authoritatively announced that tho
office Of chief engineer Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. held for many
wears by W. W. Coe has been abolished;
al,p. that the resignation OF Station
Master Shoemaker, Of the road. has been
rendered. 10 take effect at once. He Will
be succeeded temporarily by Yard-Master
Dering.
officer W. c. Morris returned yesterday
from Cincinnati with L. l.. Hatsel, who
is wanted here to answer the charge OK
hCrsestcaling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
The Vote of Minnesota.

ST. PAUL. MINI, November So.-The
Secretary OF State has received Official
returns from the auditors OF elghty-one
counties OF Minnesota The total vote OF
the state is s4i. $50. Mckinley received
fss, sol; Bryan. 1895; Palmer. 1902; Lever
Ing lsB. and Matchett. s1I Mckinley 5
plurality Is $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
MEETING OK PICKETT CAMP.
'Ae Davis Memorial in -. PauTs
Church-Other Mntters.

'a' weekly meeting OF Pickett Camp
~. he'd last night, Commander Win
'.a presided.
, nHa.eauons were read from the
Confederate Veterans relative 10
'aioe of membership. commissions.
Which wore. on motion. received and
''t To- be l.ed among the archives OF
amp a communication was also
IRON committee from 81. PauPs
D.- relative 20 procuring President
''.ss portrait FOR a memorial window
motion. IL was
~ ,.Fed That the sum Of e. the
-"' requested, be paid Miss Alice ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
BRADLEY HASlT ALL.
ann AND WATSON WITH
NY FROM RICHMOND CLUB.
vrl HAVE A STATE LEAGUE.
p,rtsmouth Manager Says
-,.,rc o. Va Doubt That This Conn
.~5 'Narsitics 10 Play.

,- w 70. Bradley proprietor of the
...-i Baseball Club. and Senator
Maynard. proprietor OF the Ports
.r baseball Club. who after the
..-.nert ~ the Virginia State
. lr Che entrance In the Atlantic
..... Of The Richmond and Norfolk
~. became Jointly interested In the
Creation of the Richmond Baseball As
...r have separated. Mr. Maynard
-.r...ufng from the business Mr.. May
- o DER with his partner i'm the
.....-...h club. Air. Watson. had pur-
.f orr-four-h interest In the Rich
. oaauon. but. since their With
.-u.. from thc organization. the in-
.. ryoris TO Mr. Bradley. who will
... o. tle stock 60 other parties.
..s-s Maynard and Watson win not
-.-. rom the baseball world. but. Il is
.-..0oI. VIII hold their Portsmouth
....... and VIII form "a State league.
.. what cities would be represented
..t league AIR. Maynard. who was
,.. Yesterday. declined 20 say. OF
-.. r, club could Doe put IN Richmond
les. ass these cities are now in
. Atlantic Leaeue and under their
which hold for five years. all
.....0rH teams. other than the ones
... ty Nessrs Bradley dn this city,
.-. UN.I Ou Norfolk. are excluded.
S FIGHT TO BE MADE.
r-u what can Doe learned. though.
.r ry ba made ON this very point;
-. .n attempt Will likely be made TO
-- clubs il both Richmond and Nor
4 though on what grounds the claim
.-. franchise viii Pee made does not yet
1'r Maynard said yesterday
.. ..e STATE League wold certainly
--rf. enI that il would create more
s.t n NIrciuia than the Atlantic
. mes will. He is confident that
.- larlc viii succeed. and &C. is pos
.. r.. 20 win az first DE composed, of
Portsmouth. Dauvile. Petcrsburs, and
v- Bradley. when approached on the
s.. booted az the idea Of the sue
... formation Of q state League. and
r was too well known that
r-.rI was the support Of the recent
f0r any one 10 put money I'm such
- organization. without Richmond to
1rr BRADLEY ie vcr,. ortbusi-
..- +b, rros-n.-s for "a e,locose-
~ f0~ tba piobmon8 club I'm the
..-.. r.e,cra and has no fear ~ anv
.... ,.r tho state LEAGUE concern
. r.-rt TO the franchise for this
.r
10 TOUR THE SOUTH.
-,.-,.,,.... 49,. nh.
,-.5' s'.'' ,.- a.,
.... ,r.--r 49,. a.. .,.' s,,-..i,
e.-.. l.,.., 1910 80 l.,. %
...,.-- +,o So,tbl9e,l-, r,~~,,e
r-o.e1 or r.b-rr.stor 6 q, a.
...r -r..-- t+ra-+e Co-n-,b,s and
... c7 This tou~ has bor1 rrao-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Retired from Office.

NORFOLK, VA, November 9O.-tSpe-
ciaI)-Mr. ]. y. Newberne, Federal Liquor
Gauger. with headquarters In this city, In
accordance with notification served upon
him by Collector Ryan prior to the recent
eIection retired from Office this after
noon. Mr.. II. Il. Brady. OF Richmond,
who succeeds him, arrived to-day. and
will begin his term OF Office tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
HAMPDEN-SIDSEY.
The Removal of the Seminary
seniOr-Cisss Orations.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA, November
sO.-(speciai.)-T announcement In a
late No. Of the Dispatch that the
Watts building, at Richmond, is progress
ing rapidly and viii probably be com
pleted this year. has given much pleasure
here TO the friends OF both the college
and seminary. Synchronous with this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
". ANpnnws ELECTS OFFICERS.
ar j. VI. Taylor Made Eminent
Commander.

w. j, Vt. Taylor hhde
Commander.
81. Andrews Commandery knights
Ir- held their annual meeting last
'-, One Masonic Temple, and elected
'. following officers 10 serve for the
t-rr twelve months. j. NJ Taylor
eminent commander: 81. NJ. BOykin. gen
uo. O.. A. Nosbitt. captaln-gene-
George l.. Street. senior warden;
..na Wh.tctt. Junior warden; George
'. H.. trearurer George @. JEFFERSON
irr George j. Freddy. standard
- Vs. a. Curry. sword-bearer; g. y.
n warden. :. a. Cosby, sentinel
-n krause. steward; Alexander
t.l lrst guard. j. ". Gentry. Sc
guard. r.. ST. CrutchAeld third
r.. THE officers were installed, and
90. "mmaodDy adjourned and had
-3l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
To Issue weather Maps.

Commencing with the latter part Of
4his week weather maps viii be issued
bv the state Weather Bureau. These
mans win be sent all over the State. and
If IS expected that they will be found OF
great benefit 20 farmers and shippers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
THE WEATHER IN NOVEMBER.
Bat Three Heavy Frosts md Little
Cold Mcpther Last Month.

The following is the weather report
for the month OF November, the read
ings Of the thermometer having been
taken with a government instrument To-
Gated a few miles from the city:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
II Company Association Reunion.

The annual reunion OF f Company AS
ISOLATION will be held at Murphy's Hotel
tonight at 8 o'clock. All members are
urged to attend. as business OF great I'M
portance will be discussed. After the
business has been disposed OF banquet
will be served in one OF the private dining
rooms OF the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
R.ehmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. November 5o.-(Special)-
+. w. Chamberlayne, Continental; w. n
Ia Bonita Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Tor the past seventeen years:

lLDiIlI--
AZ the time of observation there were
II cloudy and partly cloudy days, and
l3 clear. Rain fell on II days or nights
Ii will be noticed that whilst the rain
fan Is about the average for the past
seventeen years. the mean temperature
has been largely above that or any pre-
vi0us year in the list. There nave Deeh
cornnaratlyely few days in which the
weather was freezing Ice has only
formed ON a few occasions. and there
have been but three frosts which might
be called heavy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

'Ahora Sc We que no estuve desacer-
tado en- mis- previsiones cuando pedt, So
bre TODD, que Sc conservaran las Cortes;
equiyocarOn mis- temores con relacion al
tempo, pues los hechos han llegado mu-
cho antes de 10 que 20 pod1a esperar.
"Disueltas las Camararas, hemos per-
dido el instrumental mas importants para
re feiar en- ella opinion del pals, para con-
testar 10 que SO Olga en- contra nuestra
en- los Estados Unidos hasta para forta-
lecer la acci6n del gobierno
Bien seguro es qua ante tan graves
circunstanclas jQul6n hsbla de entretener-
Sc en- cosas de poca IMP :rtancia?
Ahora nos oncontramos sin COrtes
para un plaZo do tres meses, con un mi :
nietro de Matado que estA de pase en- ell
gObiernO y en- Circnnstancias 1lflclies con
una nacion poderosa.
'Yo entiendo que Ia recommendation
al presidents de los Estados Unidos acor
dada por el Senado de aquel pals y qus sc
espera la apruebe igualments la Camara
de Representatives., es aun mas grave0que
una ley preceptiva; potque s 6eta puede
poner su veto FL presidente dentro del pla-
20 de 10 dias siguientes Ia aprobaci6n,
mientras quo en- aquella 80 concede al 60
bierno una facultad que puede hacer efec
tfva en- cualquier momento.
Tendremos, pues, una amenaza cons
tante, especie de tutela depresiva, mien-
Ger la beligerancia. Y 81 llega & recono-
oerla, q cada paso tendremos una recla-
maci6n y Dios sabe hasta dnnde nos oon.
ducir1a semejante estado de cosas
"Yo no s6 10 que el gobierno habra
hecho. Entiendo que una de sus previ
stones ha debido ser consular con otras
potencias dc Europa que tienen intereses
en- America, porque este requiere tempo,
q fin de saber 81 podemos contar con la
ayuda de elias. Por de pronto, como In
&laterra consigui6 salvar sus derechos en-
IL Gu ussti6n de Venezuela, es dudoso que
ter ga ahora inter6s en- 10 dc Cuba.
Las circunstancias son tan graves
que necesitamos mucha prudencia, al par
que proceder ell gobierno con gran energ rgla
para defender la dignidad naoional.
Els de temer que otras naciones de
America sigan la condueta iniciada en- los
Estados- Unidos
Y en- este estado dc cosas de gene
raj preocupacion, nos lleva 81 gobierno
unas elecciones generates.
"Qae Dios nos la depare busna. !" ~~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

rsn expulsadas ellos sometidos juicio
sumarisimO.
Ri corresponsal de "El Imparcial", !,
en- la Habana, le telegraf1a 10 que sigue:
" He considerado oportuno consular
al general Weyler sobre la question electo-
raj, pOr entender cue este ha de motivar
discusiones interesantes porque es CON.
veniente ConoCer las raZoneg en- que el ge.
neral apoya el informe que ha dado al go,
bierno. E,l general accedi6 gustoso con
teatar mis- preguntas, y tuvO la bondad
de contestar 6 elias sustancialmente 10 que
sigue:- +" El gobierno-dijo-me consult6
acerca de 81 podian efectuarse las eleccio-
mente. Eintiendo que pesar de mis- de.
seos de dar una tragua la p6lftica, mien-
tras dure la guerra, eer1a una gran contra.
riedad en- estos mOmentOs presc1ndlr de
haoer las elecciones en- la isla.
:" 81 20 hubfera acOnsejado no hacer
las, los EstadOs Unidos hubieran traducido
mi negaci6n como caso de imposibilidad,
dando la insurreccion una importancla
superior a11n La que tiene ahOra.
3" Ademas pudieran renacer en- los re,
be1des grandes esperanZas de consegulr en-
plaZo breve la declaration de bellgerancla
en- favor de ellos. despu6s deStodo este
mi negative traer1a grandes perturbacio
mes para la naci6n y para la isla de Cuba,
porque, segdn mis- noticias, se suscitaria
una CE16lB pO1lt4Oa 1HOpOLUOA6 Oh AOS LII
mentos actuales, puesto que saldr1an del
gobierno ministries como los safores Az
carraga Castellano, que son de verdade'
ra acci6n y que tanto influyen en- la buena
marcia de esta campatla.
" En- todas estas razones apoy6 mi in
forme al gobierno, favorable & las eleccio
mes, demostrando 4 la vez que la situaci6n
de la isla es cada dia mejor, y que lejos de
aumentar la insurrecci5n, tengo pruebas
evidentes de que diSminuY0, " aj1n Dldie :
ra acentuar la confianza que tengo en- el
buen 6xito de mi empresa.
" Acepto, pues, que Sc bagan las cleo
clones por razones de conveniencia has
ia de necesidad para la patria, y no por
imposiciones de nadie: porque antes de
pasar por 6stas, ofrecer6 mi puesto Guam
tas veces sea necesariO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29
G. u 3 A
(De euestros cGmjes de la Peninsula.

Ell Gral. Weyler ha dictado un
"Bando'; gu que entre otroa particularee e1
indulto quedaran los rebeldes exentos de
castigo, puesto que las autoridades debe
ran inquirir con toda escrupulosidad,
que partida pertenecieron aQuellos, 81 esta
partida rob0, saqueo, incendio coneti6
algun otrO delito de los llaEnadcs comunes
ademas del de rebellion, y la parte que ell
acogido & indulto tuvo On dichos delitos
para imponerles las penas correspondent.
tes. Lo propio SO hara con los veciros
que habienddo estado con los rebeldes, SO
acogieron s indulto con fecha anterior &
la promulgacion de este bando."
"A "El Imparcial' de Madrid le to.
legrafian de la Habana:
ri bando dictado dltimamente por ell
general en- jefe, ha producido impression
inmensa. Dlcese que ante Ia amenaZa de
que los bienes de los rebeldes sean confls-
cados, muchos mambises ricos volveran
en- un plaZo breve & sus casas"
-Agrega el referidO periodico, que
Rizo le manifesto & su corresponsal en- Ca.
diz, cuando aquel lego alIf, procedente de
la Habana, que los insurrectos blasonan de
contar con nnedios poderosos para CONT
nuar la campa1a y dc tener admirable.
mente montado un servicio de correos des-
dc Oriente 8 Occidente.
"A pesar de las satisfacciones que,
segdn el seflor Canovas, ha dado al Gobier.
no el general Martinez Campos, pareoe que
este no SO muestra muy oontento con ell
presidents y algunos ministries.
Decfase que 81 general SO prepara para
hacer en- el Senado manifestaciones que no
le agradecera NADIA Ell gobierno, refriendo
cosas que por prudencia ha venido ocultan-
do. Ei general no oculta su enoio contra
ciertos personajes del partido conservador,
+ y con Ia franqueza que le caracteriza ma
nifiesta los peligros que Sc halla expues
I ia la situaci0n rodeada 6 inf1uida por cier
I tos elementos que mas le daf1an que le fa
Evorecen. lei general Martinez Campos, no
podra olvidar nunca las circunstancias que
kprecedieron & su destitucion y La conducta
| que por entonces observaron algunos per
sonaies conservadores, poni6ndose resuel
tamente frente & 81, deapu6s de haberle
iInpuIsado & seguir una pOlftica que consi
deraban precursora de 6xitos SECURES.
-En el Consejo de Guerra celebrado
contra los autores de la extraction dc per
trechos de guerra en- La pirotecnia de la
Habana, ell fiscal pide para cada unO de
los Ocho procesados veinte afios de presi
dio. Los abogados defensores han soste
RnidO que SIC trata solamente de I'm delito
de hurto.
-Seg6n dispone el bando del general
] AWeyler, los insurrectos que han Quedadc
en- la provinCia do Pinar del Rio, segnu
elIos, para mantener el fuego del separa.
tismo, seg1n las muestras, para incendial
~ cometer toda Guerte de tropellae, les SO
ran conflacados sue bienes, s1a fanillas aa