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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
RrsoRTlNe TO KIDNAPPING.
spanish Make nm Attempt to secure
Cuhan.

NEW YORK, July s-A special to The
Herald from Kingston. jamaica says an
officially recognized rumor Is current in
Kingston that "a Spanish 'arship r..
Gently secretly landed a f,rcc ~ Dry
Harbor 20 kidnap Cuban alleged 90 be
the chief mover IN ahhustaring expe.
dtions.
Ills place IL conveniently a.u-t'd az u
lonely spot near Dry Ilwlo, In the
ncirhaorhood are many oi iAc cd span.
ish ruins IN the secret cellar, uf which IL
is known that the Cuhan iusurgcnt.
have from time 10 time hidden arms
and shipped them Oh to Cuba at their
leisure, dciying the native detectives.
who have always failed to locate those
store places
Matters stood thus when a few days
ago, just before daylight, an open boat
with II men aboard arrived of Run.
away hay ON the north side OF the H..
land Tho boat had come from Cubaos.
tauas rnd the mon aboard we've t. Pa
RADIO, Senior Zaloma J. 4 Luroncs, b.
Magarro p Forma, G.. Llv.o, VI Laro,
?. p Moral 's, servant aud two report.
c.s for American papers
They had come. It subscQu 'nily trans.
rircd, with dispatches from Antonio
Mac.o nom the jun,a here. Three Of
the mon were put ashore at Runaway
bay with instructions 10 make their way
with an speed to Kingston, ON the oppo.
site side OF the island The men tray
elcd by road and reached the railway
line NJ the Swarton station, When
about 20 board thu train the three were
arrested by a pole, sergeant and taken
10 Dry Harb1r. The medical authorities
ordered no, only the n, but the police
who had arrested the men and the driver
Of the conveyance from Ewarton TO Dry
Harhor 20 bo placed in.quarantine.
Senior Rondor, president Of the junta,
and a couple ~ prominent Cuhuns final.
ly went over 70 Dry Harbor, hut were
not permitted 20 approach closer than
100 yards from those In quarantine
They carried ON a conversation in Span,
ish with the passengers, who brought
reports u the recent hattiossn Puerto
Principe. They spoke Of the position OF
the insurgents ~ excellent. The or,
ganization ard discipline o. the Cuban
forces left nothing to be desired and
and Havana was at their mercy.
Il is said that the dispatches have rcf.
orenco TO a coup de main that Gomez is
preparing and which viii startle the
Nsrld In n shor' si'aa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
A Delegation Present Paragraph Ths
Want In the Platform.

CHICAGO, July S.-The committee on
resolutions was not very prompt in as
lembling today owing 70 the fact
hat the subcommittee was at work until
hfter O'Clock this morning. shortly
after converting the full committee,
heard the delegation from the woman's
Suffrage association, who desired 10
have incorporated In the platform the
following resolution;
"The Democratic party recognizes
with great satisfaction the worldwide
movement for the advancement Of
women. We approve every form Of
social and political progress which will
bring them better pay and larger oppor-
tunities. The influence of woman is
needed not only in home. but school
and state. We invite the assistance and
votes Of women for Democratic can.
didatos In the coming campaign"
Arguments were made by the women
in attendance In favor Of the adoption
OF the resolutions. The leading argu.
ment was made by Dr. Julia Holme.
Smith OF Chicago, the only Democratic
woman holding an elective state otlio,
in the United States Other argument,
were made by Mrs. Catherine Waugh
McCulloch Among Others present wer,
Mary Kennedy Brown and Mrs DR.
Ferguson, women alternate in the con
vention from Utah.
The antisuifragists were also given ,
hearing and argued against the adop
ton Of any suffrage plank in the plat
form. Mrs. Winslow Crancll made AZ
extended argument protesting agains
any suffragist plank being adopted b!
the Democratic party Mrs Cranell ap
pearod before the committee OH resolu
tions nj the Republican convention an'
was instrumental In preventing the sui
frage plank being adopted az that con
vention.
William p. 81. John of New York
appeared before the committee an
made an argument in favor Of his fire.
coinage plank, which had been sui
United TO the committee. Mr. ST. job
was formerly president Of the Mcrcau
tile National bank Of New York. an
has been for free coinage Of silver "a
many years. lie made an argument q
show Their arc many voters in the cas-
in favor Of free coinage, and New Yorl
and some New England states have ma
joritics for free coinage.
The subcommittee then made It's rc
port to the full committee submitting
the platform adopted, which VIII b
found in anotl or place.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
Al Actual Cost.

As many persons who desired 10 take
advantage Of my last big cos, sale came
unpreparcd to pay ea.h aud conse'
quenily did not get the benefit oft, |
have determined TO renew the cost sale
Tor spot cash aud couliue four more
days-T Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, 80 that all may come PIE
pared to reap a harvesl Of bargains,
An summer clothing, ladies vests
gents underwear, domestic, priut- and
al dress goods are included in this
great slaughter. Sale hegins this
morning at O'Clock and closes Friday
evening at O'Clock. C. u. wlsE. ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
THE LATEST FROM CHICAGO.

The convention was called to
order at 5:lj p. M. according to
adjournment
The credentials committee voted
to unselt / district gold delegates,
the net result being 10 give silver
men Is and gold men ~ votes
from Michigan, giving the vote Of
the State to the silver men under
the unit rule.
A minority report Of credentials
committee protesed against maiori-
| ty report on Michigan case ~ a
great injustice.
Governor McLaurin Of Mississip.
pi, spoke for majority report
Brennan of Wisconsin, speaking
in favor Of minority report. lie
appealed TO the sense of + irncss Of
the majority.
The galleries being noisy the
chairman warned them they would
bee cleared if confusion continued.
STEPHENSON Of Michigan says sil.
yer contestant, have no credentials
from State of Michigan. That this
question was unanimously settled
bv the State Of Michigan and this
convention has no right TO go back
ON that action. Loudly applaued.
shcchan Of New York, gold man
bitterly protested against the ac
ton OF the majority of the
committee
Thoma. of Colorado spoke for
minority report, also Grady OF
| New York. Great confusion en-
sued, it being now 1926 p. m. Gra-
dy continues, saying silver men
| from Michigan come with self.
written credentials and ask ia,
convention to turn down the unan.
imou. action Of the dcmocati,
convention Of Michigan II they
were gold men they would b,
laughed out OF the convention.
Blake of Texas spoke for a,ajor
lily report. says they went be-
hind the returns of Michigan con,
venlion on account of fraud.
Mcknight and STEPHENSON o
J Michigan had a war of words, anC
great confusion prevailed.
Vote loudly demanded, on tn,
motion to substitute the minority
for lhe majority report. Notinl
began at $50, and on account O
interruptions and great confusion
was not finished until $40. Th,
motion was lost
The vot" resulted ayes 36S, noe
55S. Great cheering and demon
STATIONS Kentucky delegate.
dancing breakdown in aisle.
Report of committee on perma
ucnt organization adopted, cleclinI
Senator White of California per
mauout chairman.
The convention adjourned Unit
l0a M. to-morrow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

AUSTIN, July S.-A gentleman who
came here from Hanoreports the killing
of Mexican about three miles from
that place by farmer, who after
the shooting, went TO Llano aud gave
himself up 20 the authorities. Il Is said
that the men had some words, aud that
the Mexican run his hand into his peck.
q when the farmer fired on him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

Frozen lemonade only 5ts. 1870
Convict Inspector 7. Z. Durham Of
Longview, was here Yesterday.
Frozen lemonade the very lates $50
Dick skains was IN town yesterday.
Emdsn's very latest dink is ont Of
sight. Try H. lV
Mrs. Leonard Gently Of Wellborn,
Was in Bryan ye lerday.
Try Emden's frozen lemonade--it is
simply delicious. l~
A car load Of Bryaniies went up yes
terday 10 witness the ball game between
Bryan and Hearne.
Try one OF thole delicious Hams at
IA Hanps 1911.
Everybody pronounces frozen lem
onadeh the most cooling and refresh
ing drink Of the season. wv
Miss Virginia West Is visiting in
Hearne.
Buy glory -four from Ed Hall i9l.
College Creamery 9uiieron Ice at
Rev. J. Pelnar went TO Bremond yes
terday.
wyse's big cost sale is on Tor four
more days. Don't miss 1t this
lima 100
Capt. Billy Bell, TEN GOodson, Alex
Ewing. Joe Gregg and Will Easley we e
in from the Brazos bottom yesterday,
having finished work and got tired OF
waiting for rain.
FOR sALE.-six first class buggy
horses At W. 7. James stable. 1913.
A telephone has been put 10 the new
X. OFF. hall for the benefit Of the var.
ious lodges. Some Of the good ladies
may also derive some satisfaction from
Il on "lOdge night"
wyse IL selling summer goods a.
cost. The bottom has dropped out
and bargains In summer goods are fall.
No Ike hail. 40
MFs. +. +. MistIol and children will
leave to-day for Galveston where they
win make their future home, Mr.. Mis-
troi having assumed the management
Of the firms new retail business at that
point. With the departure Of Mr.. Mis-
trot Bryan loses one OF her most liberal
and enieFrnslng citizens, and one who
has done much TO build up the trade Of
the town In other lines a. we'll as his
own, and had he not left an able repre-.
sentative here In the person Of Mr.. q.
NJ. brandon, his loss would have been
more deeply felt. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mistroi
have been especially Kind aud courteous
70 the young people Of Bryan; and FOL
this they will long BE- held in grateful
remembrance. accompanied by the
wish that destiny may soon decree iheiI
return to our midst.
Miss Daisy Watts Of Galve,ton, l.
Visiting Bryan friends.
For Sale-A horse aud buggy. Ap
ply 10 Paschal Ward at depot. 1914
A delightful party attended by larg
number Of young folks was gwen Tues
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rohde.
Ask your physician, your druggls
aud your friends about Shiloh's Cur
Cor Consumption. They will recon
mend Il. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Lon wyse and little 'on arrive
Yesterday from Dallas.
Karrs Clover Root Tea purihes IN
blood and gives a clear and beautlfJ
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Commissioners court adjourned Yes
ierday, amer hayiig interviewed onl
about thirty citizens on the tax rolls
and In no cases werc taxes raised abov
the assessment Of last year.
KarI's Glover Root Tea Is a sur
cure for Headache and nervous dis
eases Nothing relieves ~ quickly
Sold hy all dLllgglsis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
Two More Big Eohherles.

z Il can nov lie pio,,d hy the trsii.
mony OF thou ands that all pain H.
robbed Of iis sting by Ciio.Cura and
malaria is robbed oft. poison by Cito
Cua Pills. Manufactured exclusively
by T. J. Fountain, Bryan, Texas 1911.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

KAUFMAN Tex, July S-A citizen OF
Tolosca fifteen miles southeast OF Kauf.
man was shot in the breast with a -.
calibcr target rife by his son. No fur.
her particulars. Whether the shooting
was intentional. O. accidental is not
known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
Notice 10 Contractors.

The Italian congregation will receive
sealed bids Or a frame church aud
parsonage 10 he erected in Bryan at
once. Bids will lie opened promptly at
10 m, Monday, July g. 1895. Plane
and specifications may be seen at each
lumber yard. ANTONIO PETILLO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

SANTA BARBARA Cal, July S-Unitc3
State. Marshal Coyarauhius and ls dep.
uti,c, left here under order OF the Gov.
ornmcnt TO forcihly take possession san
Miguel island 90 protect the government
survey which the occupants will not
allow. Truul III Is expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
rremInent Elpre.. oneIal nraa.

OAKLAND, Cal, July Sc, NJ. Coop.
er, general manager Of the Wells. Fargo
Express company, died at his home IN
this city last night, He was one OF the
Oldest oxnrcss officers in the country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
SUMMER TOURS,

Tourist ticket. TO northern and Eat.
ern resorts now ON sale by the |. & &.
n. Call on agents for particulars.
d. J. PRICE, A. q. ~.
Palestine, TeXa..
Constipation causes more than half
the Ills of women. karfs Glover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure for Cons ipation
Sold by all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

Thousands Of eases u Consumption,
Asthma. Coughs. Colds aud Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sold
by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

lu lhp game Of bal lie weeu by q
aud llcaIue YESTERDAY afternoon 90
Ilea ne Doe Bryau boy, won hy ore
n Eftk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

Consumption, LaGrippc. Pneumonia.
and all throat and lung diseases are
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
druggists.
The district Sunday school conven
ton lcolored) having adjourned, 1.-THE
Old Land Marx Association convened
here yesterday at 10 O'Clock at Shiloh
Baptist church, d. II. SILVER, modera-
tor. The services wac opened with
song, VIM. Roseborugh at the organ.
Sadie Thompson read the welcome Ad-
d,ess, and response was made by VIM
Massey Of Austin. ]. +. Smith Of
Hearne, preached the Introductory ser
mon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
The deadly Kerosene Can Gets
I'm Its Work.

Comp. Laws widow, negro woman
living on her own farm near Whites
place in the BTazos bottom was burned
TO death Wednesday night. She at.
tempted to kindle a fire with kerosene
when the can exploded and she was
fatally burned, and died from her in
iuries yesterday morning at O'Clock az
ter suffering intense agony.
Il does look like the long lists Of
casualties resulting fom carelessuess
with the deadly kerosene can would
teach people after awhile to never tam
per with fire and oil a, the same time,
but like the unloaded gun, the work Of
destruction goes on for ever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

Tie Entertainment committee of
Comauche Tribe No 10, !. o. r. NJ.
rendered banq ct 10 Grand Sachem
;. d. Non. Of Houston, ye. ,crdiy az
ieuoon at the Exchaug, Hotel Col.
Moore oficialed at the raising np Of
the Chiefs Of the lib, aud made ap.
ponuucnis CT he engilg eeu san
h'tnishb all the Rel Men hid a
grand time.
The game of ball between Hou.ton
and F. Worth yesterday, n. Worth
won 10y score cfetol.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09
The IIcarnc Rape Case.

As stated 30 thc Etgr yes erl ay a
negro atiemp 90 rr.minil ASA i't ultn
a white sid 10 llctrue abanl o'c',ck
yesterday IN rning tie grircd ace 81.
To the girls Rom aud attempted to
chluuiorm hel, Nh,n she aN,kr aud
screamed aud the demon leapel from
the window AMI He'd When the crime
was reported al engine was hasti y
run down the II. &B. " railway To q
convict firm after blood hounds hich
we've put on tie trail AID the negro
soon capturd. lie was brought back
o llearuc aud lodged in Jail by The
deputy sheriff ani city marshal. Soon
afirl were strong Indications ola lynch.
my. \ big crowd asstmb ed abou' the
jail AMI the officers saw the only safety
iJl the prisoner lay Ia speedy AMI strat.
egir flight Accordingly 81 Getting 4
m'm ut When the crowd We SOMEWHAT
tra lc eel aud at,nu,rly engaged m
rN,ited conversational tue uiliccts ~ ut.
ed horses the prisoner between them,
aud dashed out OF town ia speel,
getting out OF immediate DANCE before
the Dad recovered To- 'm the slrpd e.
The offices took the llely ria're road
AMI fooled me Of the crowd who h d
anticipated ihtt artu " ult d, made
with The lrisof cr and had sta mel
thru selves uu tie franglu road To in.
lercypi, aud the piisouer wa, safely
lodged iu lhc county jail al Franklin.
The uego charged with The chine / -,
named William, an u there is every
rea' t. believe bee would have bean
mobbCd if aluwel Q, remain in llcarnc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-09

sUnscKn roN PRICE.
Per Week, lac. Per Month, 5Oc
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
MINOR ITEMS Of INTEREST.

congressman Walling dropped
dead ut p. m. at his home, Circleville,
Ohio. y
Crop prospects in Northeastern Ne
traska arc better for the season than for
many years past. ~
The anti-cigarcttc law passed by the
state legislature of West Virginia mas
been knocked out by Judge Campbell Of
tHc ci1.cnit conrt ~
=, i Gibson, presidspt of the On
.dawa Pupof company Of Greenwich, N.
Y. committed suicide by poisoning.
He is said to be short $20o,O0O.
The 10th annual commencement Of
Georgetown university was held Tues.
day. Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop
Ryan of Philadelphia and Attorney
General Harmon were among the
honorary quests
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
GETTING READY TO. SAIL.
Gossip Gays the North Atlantic Squadron
q. -@ Is Bound for Cuba. gH

Gossip Gays the North Atlantic Squadron
Is Bound for Cuba.
CHICAGO, June PA special from
New York says: Unless significant
signs fail, the squadron Of United States
warships now stationed in the harbor Of
New York, will be dispatched soon on
sn important mission. Those who
should be in position to know, say the
destination will be the coast Of Cuba.
During the last week work on all the
vessels has been doubled in response to
a special order received from the score.
,tary of the navy. The nature Of this
order cannot be ascertained. TX
Every boat Of the North Atlantic
squadron except the New York, which
is still in drydock, is taking In coal.
On the Newark, Montgomery, Gin
cinnati and Indiana, there was con-
slant stir and hustle. From dawn un-
til darkness, boats laden with provls-
ions crowded alongside. Two barges
were kept busy all day piling coal into
the bunkers.
Officers admitted that services were
omitted by ships Sunday, but explained
it by the necessity Of making repairs, 50
that the ships might be ready to take
the naval militia on their annual cruise
early in July. When asked if he ex-
pected orders to go to Cuba, Captain
Farquhar, commanding the Newark,
said: "That I can't talk about. Only
the admiral is authorized to speak Oh
that nOint -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
NEW YORK RATlFIES.

First Gun of the Campaign FifSd by
Gotham Republicans.
NEW YoRA, June 24.-The first big
gun of the Republican campaign in this
city was fired at Carnegie Music hall
last evening. The meeting was held
under the auspices of the Republican
county committee and Thomas G. Platt
broke time honored cuIto1n by making
a speech The list Of vice presidents
included many of the prominent Re-
publicans of this city. Congressman
Black of Troy Was Sae first speaker: He
praised Mr.. Platt as being lone Of the
greatest political leaders of the times"
lie then declared that in the coming
campaign there would be little politics,
but a vast amount Of business. Mr..
Platt was then introduced and his re-
marks were loudly applauded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
Canadian Government Beaten
in the General Elections
of Tuesday.
Laurier Will Be Premier With
a Majority Of Thirty in
the House.
Separate Schools for Manitoba
the Leading Issue OF
the Fight.

TORONTO, Ont, June 24.-While the
returns for the Dominion election are
not all in they are sufficiently near
completed to show decided defeat for
the government. The Catholic vote,
upon what the ministry relied, has
utterly failed to go Conservative. Que
bee, which in the last election gave the
Liberals q majority Of only five votes,
and which, Oh the strength of the
remedial legislation to which the gov
eminent is pledged, was expected to go
strongly Conservative, has wheeled
round and gives the Liberals from 10 to
rs majority.
In Toronto the fight was straight
one as regards the separate schools
issue and the Qqtis carried all four seats
by large majorities. Great interest was
taken in the fight in Winnipeg between
Joseph Martin LiberaD, author Of the
bill abolishing separate schools i'll Mani
toba, and Hugh John Macdonald, son
Of Canada's former premier, Sir John
A. Macdonald Macdonald won,
His Personal Popularity
carrying him through. BY provinces
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
WISCONSIN / FOR Gold D.
Democratic State Convention
=" Adopts a"Sound Money s.s
..,.. Platform. 3
Silver Developed Unexpected
Strength, but Still Lacked
a Majority.
Delegation to Chicago includes
General Bragg and sena-
tor Villas. J, 4

MILWAUKEE, June 24.-Free silver
developed unexpected strength in the
Democratic state convention. The gold
standard adherents were supposed to
be overwhelmingly in the majority in
the Wisconsin Democracy, but when
the test vote came on the adoption OF
the minority and majority reports from
the committee on resolutions the silver
men were found to number 1873 Of the
345 delegates in the convention. The
delegates at large to the national
convention are all gold standard advo-
Gates and are headed by Senator Will
lam F. Villas and General Edward s.
Bragg. The istrict delegates chosen
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND.
Western League.

Western League.
At Minneapolis, 8; Kansas City,2.
At St. Paul, 4; Milwaukee,, 4. Called
on account Of darkness.
Position of ClubS--Indianapoli 1852, De-
troit .604, Minneapolis 500, Kansas City
.55S, St. Paul 400. Milwaukee .444, Grand
Rapids .85S, Columbus, .3o2
National League.
At Chicago, Z; Cincinnati g.
At Philadelphia, q; Baltimore 8.
At New York, 6; Washington, s.
At Boston, g.; Brooklyn, 3.
At Cleveland, 6; Pittsbur.y, s.
Position of Clubs--Bultimoro 1854, Cleve-
land 1888, Cincinnati .MO, Boston $50,
Washington $751; Pittsbrrg $50, Philadel-
phia .b27, Brooklyn 3D. Chicago ,5ls, New
York .4l5, st. Louis .269 Louisville ,2220,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
COMMON FIELD DAISY.
Design Submitted For an Emblem Fo
Free Silver Adherents.

Design Submitted For an Emblem For
Free Silver Adherents.
WASHINGTON, June PA design has
been submitted to the patent Office and
a copyright asked thereon, for floral
emblem to be worn by the adherents Of
the free silver plan.
The emblem is in the form Of coln-
mon field daisy, with is petals, each
numbered on the tip from to 16, and
the yellow center marked with the
figure 81" The designer claims that
this exactly expresses the idea Of the
silver mems motto-that of 16 to with
colors symbolizing both metals. The
adoption of the scheme is under consid-
Grafton by the leading silver men noW
in Washington.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
CHAMBERLAIN is MUM.

Colonial Secretary Refuses to Answer
Questions About Venezuela.
LONDON, June 24.-The secretary OF
state for the colonies, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, was questioned regarding
regarding the action which the govern
ment would take in regard to the arrest
of Mr.. Harrison, the crown surveyor OF
British Guiana, by Venequelan troops.
MIR. Chamberlain declined to say any.
thing upon the subject and would i'll no
way give any hint as to what the gov
eminent intends to do in the premises.