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G. UB A
lDe mMestros cdnies de 10 Habanal.

-Desolador es Ell aspecto que presenta
Ell pueblo de Rodrigo, desde que Sc acerca
.unO q las primeras casas.
Lo que hace pocos dias fu6 un fore
ciente poblado lleno de vida y animacion,
de movimiento y de trafco, ha sido con-
vertido por los rebeldes en- I'm monitor de
escombros humeantes.
Ante 81, vagan hombres, mujeres y
nifios, en- nilmero de mas de Glen familias,
contemplando la obra que les ha hundido
en- la pobreza y la desesperaci6n, que les
ha destruido su hogar, dejandolos sin am
paro nj abrigo A casi nadis Sc permiti6
la extraction de los muebles efectos: los
revolucionarios, como una red barredora
que llevase por delante el incendio, han
arrasado con TODD, dejando tras de sf un
reguero de lagrimas y una nube de lamen-
tos. Cerca de las nueve de la noche, hora
n que reinaba ell silencio, y los pobladores
de Rodrigo SO entregaban al suefo, fueron
despertados por un murmullo de voces y
galOpar de caballos, al que vino unfrse
en- breve la siniestra claridad del incendio.
Los insurrectos entraron en- pequef1os
grupos en- el pueblo y por diferentes lados,
para eiudif los fuegos de los fuertes. va
en- las GALES, corrieron como una avalan
cha, llevando Ell incendio por todas parties,
sin hacer el menor caso de las suplicas,
lamentos y lagrimas del aterrorizado We
cindariO Los incsndiarios eran como 20
solamente, diseminados en- grupos de dos
y tres. Esto hizo la defensa impossible,
porque los disparos de los fuertes no ten ian
blanco SECURE precise.
Eatre tanto ardfa ell pueblo, comtem-
plaba el lncendio desde una Iona cercana,
el cabeoilla Robau, con Ell grueso de la
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4, PAUSCHENU'f At
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la CORRESPONDENCE De pUERTC-RlCu
MARTEs, Y DE ABRIL DE 1896.
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. l.-Secretaria.
gociado dc Obras pdblicas. orden
disponien ndo que el Ayudante % de Obras
p1blicas don Manuel Cape1la y Romero
Tesoro de esta provincial, el sueldo de su
clase en- la Peninsula desde el 26 de Nc
viembre dltimo hasta el 10 de Enero del
aflo actual en que SO EMBARGO para su
destino.
Intervention general 10 la Admins.
er Ia Teaorerla DepositAtias de la isla
durante Ell mes de Febrero tltimo, fueron
los siguientes: Socci6n ".-Obligaciones
generates, $49, ,348 "a ctvs.-Secci6n ga
Graca Justicia; $30,498 % ctvs -Ssc
ci6n 3a-Guerra, $l74, 327 80 ctvs.-Secci6n
4"-Hacianda, $l9,S "a ctvs.-Secci6n S"
Marina, So, $50 7I.--Secoion 6a-Gober-
nacidn $50, ,276 % ctvs.-Secci6n 7"-Fo
mento Sd, $50 pesos rs centavos. Total
397, ,G58 pesos 81 centavos.
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va conocen los lectores de LA CoRREs'
e. ID dc Ia guedTf;a Se
organizada por el senor Crispi para Ia con-
quista de Ethiopiana. Infnidad de fami
LAS italianas lloran hoy Ia p6rdida de al.
gun familiar muerto, promoviendo mott
nes que han costndo la caida de Crispi,
presidente del Consejo de Ministries de
Italia. En- la batalta que tuvo lugar ell
de Mario pasado en- Arrlba alagi, el &C..
neral Baratieri fu6
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Contrario & 10 que sucede cen la pro-
ducci6n de aquellos articulos sujetos 6
violentas fuctuaciones, ell consume de ca
rs sigue en- continue aumento, segun 10
demuestra la tabla de entregas en- Alema.
MIA, Francia, Austria, B6lgioa y los Esta
dos Unidos.
El curse regular del consume fu6 in
terrumpido en- las 6pocas de gran especu-
laci6n, de 1871 1875, y de 1886 1890, pc.
70 en- los siguientes af1os no tan solo as
cendi6 su estado normal sino que aumen.
to considerablemente. No es l6gico, por
10 tauto, decir que disminuye Ell consume
de cafe, 8 alegar que su precio es demasia'
do alto simplemente por que otros produc-
tos han depreciado en- valor, debido & ex-
cesiva production. El caf6 no puede sn-
frir una baja muy prolongada menos que
varias cosechas consecutivas produzoan
cantidades CON exceso de las necesidades
del consume. A juzgar por ell presente es-
tan casi equilibradas la production y Ell
consume.
Las vertas de caf6 realizadas en- los
Estados Unidos, los tres tltimos af1os f1e.
ron como sigue:
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Nos participa un amigo nuestro de
Cataf1o que en- dicho poblado sc han lie
vado cabo les of1cios de la Semana San.
ta con todo Ell ceremonial que su celebra-
ci6n exile, debido al cello religioso re su
queridfsimo cura parroco don Jose g. To-
rres, auxiliado por sus feligreses Gran
des, muy grandes han sido los esfuerzos
del padre Torres para haber realizado 10
que al principle se crey6 I'm impossible, da.
do ell estado de lamentable pobreza On que
so encuentra aquella iglesia. Bien por el
do cumplir su elevada mission, despsrtando
en- aquel vecindario Ell fervor religioso.
Ha regresado de su viaje en- comisi6n
del servicio Ponce, ell distinguido ca
ballero senior don Enrique Dfaz Guijarro,
magistrado de esta Audiencia Territorial.
Tambi6n ell no m6nos distinguido amigo
nuestro el se1or magistrate don Miguel
Monreal, que CON igual objetc fue en- estos
diaG Humacao.
Nuestro amigo el doctor don Floyenti,
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Total. ..... lO.26o. 900 11,461,t

Total. 10,26o, 900 II, ,461, 900
Basados en- datos fidedignos cuida:
dosamente compilados el consume de cafe
assemble en- 1894 11,357,25O sacos. 1895
nltimo an dividido como sigue:
Europa, echo puertos. ..... 6, ,82O, 900 sacos
Otros puertos Europeos.. 800, 900 id
Estados Unidos. os............4, ,3s5, 900 id
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Total. -. .247,717 263,S74 272, 500
El consume de cafe en- los Estados
Unidos durante los hltimos 13 af1os (de
1883 & 1895) SO elev6 8. 3.113,704 tone adas
(cerca de SO millones de quintales) que da
un p-omedio de millones 800 mil quinta-
les anuales. Entire esa enorme suma de
quintales Puerto Rico ffgura con una su-
ma insignifcante. V6ase eual fu6:
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K0TECIAS GENERATES

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- recibir
la vista del ilustrado caballero venezola-
no general don Manuel Martell Carri6n,
que despu6s de haber recorrido gran parte
de Europa, vista las Antillas, comisiona.
do por el gobierno de su pats para recoier
datos que robustezcan los que va sc tie
nen-que son muy s6lidos-respecto de la
debatida question de lfmites en- la Guaya-
ma discutida entire Venezuela Inglaterra.
Acompana al sehor Carri6n su distingui-
da hermana la seforita Julia Deseamos.
le buen tempo entire nosotros que logre
sus deseos on la importante mission que Sc
le ha conf1ado.
Seg1n leemos en- ell Herald de Nueva-
York, ell vapor Bermuda despues de ha.
ber rendido la expedition fflibustera da
Calixto Garcia en- Cuba, regree6 sin move.
dad Tampa. Y.... vaya una prueba de
la neutralidad official de los yankees. La.
ctG en- su cubierta cuatro caffones con los
cuales dijo su captain se defenderfa en- Ell
case de haber sido atacado en- Las costas
cubanas. Las autoridades de Tampa, sin
embargo, nada han hecho que nosotros Sc.
pamos, contra ell captain y tripulantes del
Bermuda.
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derrotado completalnont9 por los natura-
les del pals con p6rdida dc as de 10 mil
hombres despu6s de una rosistencia deses
perada. Esto Ie hA Waldo scr llamado
Italia donde sera jnzgado por consejo de
guerra, con riesgo de perder la vida por
10 menos su alto empleo militar.
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Nuestros amigos don Laureano Sarria
y don Pedro Costa Palol, apreciables CO.
merclantes de vleques Juncos, Sc en-
cuentran en- esta Capital tuvimos mu-
cho gusto en- saludarles.
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ESTADlSTICA De CAFE

Segdn estadfsticas compiladas por los
principales corredores de Europa de los
Estados Unidos la production comparative
de cafe del mundo sc calcula en-:
1893.1894 6............ 9,2o4, 900 sacos
1894-1896 6............ 11.132, 900 id.
1895 1895 a............ 1O,26O, 1000 id.
1896 1897 a............ II, ,461 900 id.
Distribuida como sigue:
7Ses1ae6 1898 1897
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RAS MANCOUNEN

que desde hoy seran c6lebres en- los anales
nilitares de Abisinia. La derrota de Ba.
ratieri ha sido la mas horrorosa do los item.
pos modernos y no podra olvidarse nunca
en- Europa.
Baratieri estuvo punto de Quitarse la
vida.
Refiri6ndose La cat6strofe de Abisi-
mia, dice ssEl Heraldo" de Madrid en- su
edici6n del 16 de Mario pagado:
w.s. ~. g Puede considerarse como cosa inEni-
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HARINAS FksEGH r. EGHBAReEA' BhR sEk y Es. EA
FORTUNA calidad entra superior pueden
comprarse con toda confianza
3O-9 SERAFIN lALONSO, Tetuan %.
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Auestro amigo 81 doctor don Flosente
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-16
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
CLARK 8. Rowe.
Regist

Default has been made in the payment OF
four hundred seventeen and 2i-l0O dollars, to-
wit: Three hundred thirty dollars principal.
fifty six and 60-ll0 dollars interest past due,
and thirty and 6l-l00dollars taxes necessarily
paid by the holder of the mortgage hereinafter
des ribbed; and which is claimed to be due at
the ds.c of this notice upon a certain mort.
gage containing apOwer OF sale, dated De-
cember 10th, loss, made by Daniel McMahOn
and Mary j A. Mcmahon, alias Mary Jane
Mcmahon, husband and vile, mortgagors. and
l.. A. Foote, mortgagee, and which mortgage
with the power of sale therein contained was
recorded in The Office of the Register of Deeds
of the county of Buffalo, State ofSouth Dako.
ia, (then Territory of Dakota) Oh December
18th, 1855, at D o'clock p. m, In CooK q o.
mort cages Oh page 33; and which mortgage
was duly assigned by an instrument In writiri
bvsaid l.. A. Foote to A. N. Hill the under
signed, and said assignment recorded Ia the
said office of the Register Of Deeds Of Buffalo
county, South Dakota, on September 18th
S95, in book d Of mortgages. on page 3f); tha
the time of payment OF the debt secured by
said mortgage was extended cOhditiOnally by
an agreement dated October end, 1893, between
said A. n. II N and said rnortgagors, and said
mOrtgagors having failed 10 comply with the
conditions Of said agreement, said A. N. Hill
has, aereeably to the The terms thereo!, elected
to declare said agreementnun and void; and
no action or proceeding al law or otherwise
has been Instituted 20 recover said debt or any
part thereof; said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale ofthc premises so mortgaged in said
mortgage, and described as follows, tO-wit
The southwest quarter (SWA) OF sectioL
,hirtyfour (3D in township one hundred anc
SIX (lo) N. ofrange sixtyeight (65) W. 5th P
NJ, containing 100 acres, in Buffalo county
South Dakota, which sale will be made by the
Sheriff of said county, on April 18th. 1896, al .
O'Clock p. M, at the front door Of the cOur,
house in the town of Gam Valley In sale
county of Buffalo. to satisfy the debt SO Sc
cured, nterestthereon taxes paid a. afOre'
said, statutory attorneys fee, and costs OF sale
Dated at Gam Valley, s. D.. March 4th
1896.
A. N. HILL,
B.. c. HUpDLE, Assignee Of the Mortgage
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgage.
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State of south Dakota leo
(OuntyM Buffalo,, Sos"
T. Dye Treasurer being duly sworn doth Jay thatth a00vee xhn0tlsa truea n correct aa
fhe financial ondrtOnof Bufaloc ountHas appensN bis books. n.
subscrbeda and swunn b e@re me- this 9Th day Of April. 1896.
GEO H. GRACE, Clerk OF thec circuit court In ant frB Buffalo Cos Dt
BY WIN. J. HUGHES, Deputy.
IEM
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-16
NOTICE--TiMB CULTURE.
L. S. Land ONCE,
Chamberlain. South Dakota. :
March 18th. 1896.

L. ). Lana OmCe,
Chamberlain. South Dakota.
March 18th, 1896.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Frank w. Holzer against the heirs OF John
Plank, deceased, for failure to comply with
law as 10 limber-Culture Entry No. 1888
dated june 18th, 1854, upon the northeast
Quarter section g., township l07 N. range rs w.,
in Buffalo county, South Dakota, with q view
to the cancellation of aid entry; contestant
alleging that the said John Plank or bis heirs
has failed to plant or cultivate any trees
seeds or cuttings on said land or cauee the
same TO be planted or cultivated thereon
during Tie years 1890, 1891, 1882. 1893, 1894, 1895,
that said failure exists to the present time,
and by reason of such failure there are no
trees Whatever upon g lid land: the said par.
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the sth dav Of May 1896 at 9 O'Clock q.
INTO respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged failure.
CLARK s.. Rowe.
Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-16
ENTERED Al sEcoND.cLAss MAIL MATTER
Republican State Convention

Republican State Convention.
The Republicans of South Dako-
ia will meet in the city of
Aberdeen on Wednesday, July sth,
1896, at twelve o'clock noon, for
the purpose of placing IN nomlna-
ton candidates for the following
named offices:
Four presidential electors.
Two Representatives IN Congress
Governor.
Lieutenant GovernorI
Secretary of State.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Superintendent of Public In
structlon.
Commissioner School and Public
Lands.
Commissioner Labor and Stats.
tics.
One Railroad Commissioner for
all of South Dakota lying west of
the Missouri river.
One Railroad Commissioner for
all of South Dakota living east Of
the Missouri river and south of the
second standard parallel.
One Railroad Commissioned for
all of South Dakota lying east of
the Missouri river and north of the
second standard parallel.
And the transaction of such
other business as may legally come
| before such convention
1t Is recommended that an alter
nate to each delegate be elected
and that no proxies be allowed and
that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention be
empowered to cast the full vote OF
their county
The basis Of representatio on fol
each of the organized county in
each of the state conventions en-
braced IN this call will be one del.
egate at large and II addltlona,
delegate for each se%ventvtive votes
or major fraction thereof, cast FOL
Hon. Charles H. Sheldon for gov
ernor In 1894. The counties will
be entitled to delegates as follows
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nb,lI,
Physician al
Tsslysyesr' expert
Ias.ll.% promptly \
'Another good
Commissioner
ID c. Shurter
hi cold this v
w.. Hughes
k list with a c
Editor Backu4
%s;sington Sprir1
blley Sunday
Mr;. /. w. B1
! first of the We
|tl relatives in
Another Of tho1
b; last Friday q
rt that the gror
kttr condition Il
has been before
i. F. CilIcy W
b. Creek Nlonda
several mon
|ari siege of |
|Itcr aud We are
1t he is reg.i.!in
Pile County
lrt that the tel
ch was to have
Us s~ pos: pom
%account OF the
Ne held Sat
tk.
Flle rains have l
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-16
Notice For Publication. NKRN
Land Office at Chamberlain, 8. D. |
Anvil eth 1000 Z

April 6tn, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final prOofin support of his claim +,
and that said proof Will be made before the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Buffalo county,
at Gam Valley, s. D., on Saturday, May 10th,
1896. viz:
JOIN GRAAs, WYH
Homestead Entry No. $50, for the NEA section
u. township l0G, n. range 90 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land. viz: william Johdc, Of Vega,
So. Dakota, Abram l.. Dalrymple, of Esther.
dale, So. Oak. A. Meyers, OfVega, SO. Dak.,
William Marshall, of Gam Valley, SO. Oak.
CLARK s. Rowe,
Register.
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Assets of County in Detail.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
County of Buffalo
3 MOut0n Auditor, being ht duly sworn doth say att teasurrse exhibit Neon ia
and correct stItement0 Financial colitoa Of fnO comty a; apDearSb h his Ws ana
the Auditors exhibit Isl tlea md correct statement Of all warrants draw or tn tmasmT &
I'M the quarter ana thatt he stAemHt or aSetSa and liabilities 10 true aud correct.
enou., .s uu, ,. a. s. MOULTON
GEO. 3. GRACE Clerk OF the crcutc court I'm and for BuTuoCo 81
BY WV. :. HUGHES, Deputy. "~'
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of delegates each unorganized
county will be entitled to n dele
gate in each of the conventions.
Dated at WATERFOWL, 5. D., this
10th day of February, 1896.
Bv order of the State Central
Committee.
A. G. JOHNSON, Chairman.
LEE SLOWER, Secretary.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploms.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-16
AUDITORS EXHIBIT,
Detailed list of Warrants issued during quarter.

County auditor and clerks g. ..........S 166 81
County treasurer 178 70
Register of deeds. .......... III IS
County Judge so 90
Sheriff. deputy and ballifs ............ 103 95
Superintendent of schools 80. =. ... 81 50
County commits sioners, First district 4. II
County commissioners. Second district.
County commissioners, Third district. 6 GO
District attorney. 10 90
Clerk circuit and county couris........ 81
SteuORTdpneT '........
Petit Jurors fees Is 80
Witness fees circuit court
Justice OF the peace ............... q
Carried forward SIT so
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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PROHIBITION

A few of the prohibitionists gather
ed themselves tOgather in the NJ. E.
church last Saturday and nominated
the Rev. Westwocd for representative.
The Rev. Crouch was chairman and
the Rev. Gibson Was secretary. There
were eight present. two of whom did
not take part III nominating Mr..
Westwood. Well informed persons
regard this movement as being in the
interest of Mr.. Beezley, rs it is argued
that the larger number of the prohibit
tionists would vote the populist ticket
if,there was no prohibition ticket in
the feld. 1t is quite probable that it
all vote as the prohIbitionists expect,
that Mr.. Beezley Will be erected, but
the question arrises, will they do SO?
and we say, without hesitation, 10.
There are greater issues at stake, this
year, than The question of prohibition,
and We believe that good judgement
will prevent the free silver voters from
side-tracking their votes by voting for
MIR. Weslwood and thus allow the gold
standard men u elect their represent
ative for this county, and throw the
vote of Edwards county i:lto the gold
column when it comes to voting for
u. S, senator. We do not believe
that this caucus represented the pro-
hibitiOn voters of this county, very
few knew anything Of the meeting,
even the president of the league being
totally unaware of it until after it was
over. While we do not advise anyone
who had signed the obligation Of the
league to break 1t. we do say that man
is tree agent, and the ones who sign
ed have the same right to withdraw
that they had to join, and if they view
this matter AS We do, they will do SO
at once, and cast their vote for James
F. Malin, a property owner and good
citizen who will see To it that Edwards
county is represented tn the state leg
islature and who will not vote for any
gold standard senator.
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All this illustrates the meaning of

All this illustrates the meaning of
the coinage stamp,
When it is brought down OH apeice of
gold or silver it does not make either
of them WORTH II dollar. 1t merely
declares that the one and the other of
them ARE DOLLARS of equal meas
uring power tor exchange of goods and
for all o;h-r trade purposes among the
people. These are the bottom facts
of the science of coinage. Those who
remember them will not be d. ed
by false pretense that the gold in d
gold dollar is "intrlnsically" worth
more than the silver IN silver dol
lar.
When the United States coins the
standard silver dollar of 100 cents it is
a standard 100 cent dollar. and it
measures exactly 100 cents worth of
gods. of labor of erything that
money can measure 1T ali.
Those who deny this are either inter-
ested and reckless of what they say
or else they are ignorant of the funda-
mental principles of he science of
money III its relation to exchange
St. Louis Port Dispatch.
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A PLAIN STATEMENT,

Suppose that Il man has 500, ,O0C
invested in 4 per cent bonds, running
for 80 years and draws 81 200 every 8
months. Now if the valne of the dol
lar rises and doubles, 1t means that
prics fall one half and that thereaft-
er, when he receives 81 900 every qua
rter. he can buy twice as much with
that 81 900 AS he could before. 1t is
virtually doubling the value of the
bond which the holder has.
Are you surprised that such a man
may be unable to understand how
there is any suffering IN the country?
Why, you say to him times ale hard.
Oh no, he says. times are not hard.
Times were never better. l never
knew times TO he better than they are
now. Why | Am getting alO"g better
than ever did before II, my life. You
can understand why those people are
Indifferent to the welfare of others,
because they cannot appreciate tie
suffering of others. have SO much
faith in the better nature of some peo-
pie that believe that many who are
now against bimetallism are against
it because of absolute ignorance OF the
misery which their conduct is causing.
And yet do not understand how
in the midst of Il great struggle like
this our opponents can keep tn. mselv-
es ignorapt IF 50 great Il subject and
continue blind to the interests of the
gold staudard.-Bryan, i'm Post-Displ:.
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THE q. o. Il. AFTER NOT, 8.

From generation To generation 1t
shall lie waste: the cormOrant and the
bitterD shall possess it, the ::owl also
and the ASS shall dwell therein, and
Boss Hanna shall be rs nothing when
it is past. ThOrus shall come !up in
The platform, and brambles in the
planks thereof. and it shall beiA habit
alton Of dragons and court for owls.
The screech owl also shall rest there,
There shall the vultures also be gath
cred, every one with his mate
The wild beasts of Wall street and
Annex Palmer shall lie there, and
their houses shall be full of doleful
creatures, and great shall be theiI
lamentations for the land slide Of Nov
3rd. 1896. Therefore the naiiO shall
rejoice and great shall be its peace
AMI prosperity.