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WILL PRoTEcr PLANTERS.
HtNncO Trying tn Get pr,,,,,~
Again started

-. -
Havana, November lt,--captai, can...,
3 nsanco mas issued circular announc,ns
snst nc has decided to furnish all tho nr,.
tection necessary to bring about n resu,nn
sion Of general planting. harvesting ana
reconstruction throughout The country a.
peciaiiy In the case OF the sugar cror H.,
iurther DEGREES that all the autbor,,,es :,
tno stand are to lend unconditional s,,,
RoLt 20 the proprietors Of farms in ,be ~
s . OF the latter to gather their rror.
Aud tend their cattle 49, e'ops
4ne civil authorities are instr,o,., .
.I'oourase to the Utmost those who s,,s, ~
y erlnu sugar cane and offer tber go
snces ana the necessary military 80.
y Protect themselves and their nron o.vs
". s9sIons where agriculture is most ~ ~
<.5s5sss Xiit pc especially provided lar ~.
~ are authorized 10 ass,s, orn,s
y sup.e WHO are behind In their taxs, Vss W
~ tnelr utmost TO Increase The q si,, NY
pf re planters. ''e iaciii'ies
~ war measures are abro.,sa !.
el4 - agricultural implemen.sN Ia re-
1ektA and tho right OF RAILWAYS a.u 80
- I'M rt on All freight carried Ia done
Y official. throughout the island ,rs
Ss., Setsd 20 faithfully comply with ,h arg
~. ~ ~ ana they are notified tbat ~
49, Low themselves deserving thev 80, ~
Z erded IN accordance win ~ WI
g seat they have manifested in nv Ne
work Of bringing about a r poan-
g "A Of the island Of Cuba 'e'o"-
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MONTERREY. MEXICO.
american Bank to lie Estnb.
lishcd-PersonnI Mention

Monterey. Mexico. November ll.-rhere
was a very important meeting held here
today by a financial man from the CIV
OF Mexico and several prominent business
men here. II is not known the nature 80
the business OF the meeting, but Judging
'om me class OF the business men inter-
es'ed there is little doubt but tina, the
meeting had some reference to the pro-
lec'ed American bank. which win be est.h.
iisned here on January | by American
eapitai and run on strictly arst-class Amer.
,oan methods. With correspondents in The
principal American cities.
Mrs Phillips and son, who have hsa,
.isitshg Mrs. West. wife of The well knawn
motel manager, George West. for the nast
nse weeks, left for san An.onio. their
nome last night over the National.
Mr.. Louis c. Diebach. wife ana son
came up from Tampico last night 10 remain
mere while and drive out the malaria
rom their system by drinking Topo Chico
water and breathing the mountain air
:, MIS- Q. b, Rabo. accompanied by Mrs
r. ., Dcnnell OF Corpus Christi came i,
Yesterday from Saltilio and IL rtopplne !,
the Windsor hotel. 81
NJ. Joaa B. Dickinson. q prominent
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TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.
AtcmDt ON the President Dis .u,s,d
=. 9.D In the COngress

b. New York November ia dispatch 10
Inc Herald from Rio Janeiro says. Senator
Viera, one OF the government supporters in
me Brazilian senate. declared in an open
session OF that body that the opposition had
predicted the death of President Nloraos.
This statement In connection with the AL
legged plot which led TO the recent attemnt
10 XIII the president created a great sepsa
ton. In the chamber OF deputies Seabra
IN an attack on the opposition. declared the
party Was made up of anarchists. This
caused hot discussion.
The charges made have caused the oppo.
sition to publish manifesto ss TO their
responsibility for the attempt on Moraes'
NE. This manifesto, which sets forth that
me attempt grew out of discomfort in the
army. was not well received
comparative quiet reigns in Rio .Ianelro.
tpough the chamber Of deputies has PASSED
a measure declaring the city under martial
law An armed patrol surrounds the city
RESOLUTIONS for congratulation for thu
were passed.
The minister OF foreign affairs has re-
SeiNed Information from the authorities OF
spirl.d sdntc to the effect that Italian ,iote
eiso occurred there Tuesday. and has or
uereh TROOPS there. Italians also emplove5
III public places iusulted and maltreated
natiVss The police were unable to dispense
the Italians and finally the chief of poline
oru.red llis men to fire into the crowd.
tuur Italians were killed. The chief has
oeen suspended pending an Investigation.
INC Italian charge d'affaires has received
eruets ffom Rome to demand redrcss for al
, pseu ou'rages on Italians In the mean
umc the Italian club in Flo Janelro hos
edhied to Rome asking that measures he
'aRen at once TO protect Italians.
uVeat uneasiness is felt IN Rio Janeiro
as 10 the result OF these MANIFESTATIONS
husinesu there is paralysed and the waak.
ness OF the government is eensured. Many
Jaeobins have been arrested.
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AUSTRIAN REICHsRATu.
President Refused to PUT Ohstruc-
tive Motions.

| Vienna, November II When the relchs-
rath resumed today, the sitting Of yester-
day having again been suspended, owing
to renewal OF the disturbances and con
ficts between the representatives of the
German ard Czechs element which have
been the features of the recent sessions OF
The house. the president rejected u series
OF motions upon tbe part of members of the
LETT for roll call of votes, declaring that
IL was the duty of the president to maintain
parliament In condition 10 perform It's
functions and no. to treat the rules of
procedure as though they were established
Tor the purpose Of obstruction.
The Austrian constitution can be sus.
pended By the emperor under certain con-
ditlons, and his majesty may, as minated
several days ago by tho Austrian minister
OF finance, decide to govern without a par
liament, but the Hungarians hold that If
the emperor takes this step the treaty of
union ceases to exist and Hungary may in
slst upon her rights to separate govern
nent, "a separate army separate dplo-
matte service. ETC.; in which case 1t would
seem that civil war might follow and the
end OF such struggle might cause changes
on the map II Europe.
Inc dlsorderly scenes In the lower house
Oh the reiohsrath began <hen that house
reopened on SeptemgA% % last and thew
nave peeh continued ever since. Bitter
ieeling exists between the Germans OF
austIla and Czechs and other Slovenian
natohailiies climax was reached when
.he austrian government decided that the
oNech language was In every %ay co-ordi-
nate with the German in bohemia and Mo-
Ia'ia Inc government was bitterly at
lacked by the German members of the
Ieichsfath and the latter sought to have
the ministers indicted. Upon several oc-
casions the lower house had resembled a
peer garden and sitting after sitting has
peeh suspended in an endeavor to obtain
bers. 'Ae Aneia-
On September 2s the Austin premier.
count Badeni fought pistol duel with
DR., Wolff. the German nationalist leader
arising from insults addressed by the doc.
Tor 10 the premier during the previous
aay session OF the lower house, Count
badenl was wounded in the right hand
On October 26 DR.. Kathrein, who is
prominent member of the Catholic people,s
party or Herman nationality and a pro-
hounceu clerical, resigned the presidencv
vi the mouse being opposed 1t is under
stood. 10 taxing extreme measures apainst
the obstruction being carried ON nv he aSN
gressive section of the Germans. He 10
succeeded by DR. Ebenosh, n man NJ DO
ternmned disposition 1t is expected tha+
me iatters presidency will be marked hv
repeb lions of the violent scenes recentI;,
reported from Vienns '''
me excited feeling in Austria Is cons,d.
erably intensified by the fact that hnsh
Hustria ana hungary are now discussing
ny ,nS question OF the renewal OF the augs
lech or compact which binds the two ,ro.sn.
plre S''iah eh-
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REED AT THE HELM.
Will Guide the President Through
Dangerous shoals.


Dangerous shoals.
Washington, November 10.-+The hopes o
the president and those who. like hin. feat
the popular will OF Amercs will fores col
A lision between this country ana Spain. are
Iiled upon Speaker Tom Reeds broad
shoulders II the Maine man will not
stand by the peace at any price party they
will lament their oountry's fate
Reed is expected to stand between the
president ard congress so that the presi-
\ dent may continue the policy OF Grover
Cleveland. Reed dill 1t last spring, and
ter. II Reed had not internosed his Inn
meDse authority between the senate res0lu
ton recognizing the Independence OF Cuba
and the prot Cuban majority IN the house
last winter President Mckinley would have
been compelled to act without Reed on mis-
side, and this winter the tmorous peace
party would feel worse than It did last
spring. But the speaker Is not likely to
change trent on the matter. He has been
sounded tint ard again durlug the past few
be has been found The same as always. on
tho side OF the commercial feeling, which
has interests that war or the ruinois OF war
would affect most acutely. The president
= framing his message 80 that II win be
Clearly understood that he mas done every
thins possible to bring about peace be-
tween Spain and her ins,irgnat colony. ard
that the time has not yet arrived for any
further action by the Uaitsio rtates fur
ther, that when that time arrives the nd
ministration will do that which 4. considers
best FOR the honor and safety Of tne coun-
Try.
MILO as the message will he, lhe prcsi-
dent would not trust congress- Unless he bal
tne assurance that Reed viii NOT 10, ma
matter come up In congress. The sreapor
gan easily carry out suchSa promise no.
"luse IL MS committee on fules. consisiinp
OF three republicans and Two de,norrnia
snouid become obstreperous. he oau easily
cnange Its personnel so that his end COLD
DO obtained. -"
State department officials do NOT 400 how
war or even q good healthy war nrnrn
couiu coane IRON the present posture of ne
EQUATIONS. so fur us oificial,,om Is con
ccfned, war can not come, u there were
~ "uspreak ~ havana against Americans
the Spanish government would nro,nn,i,
aisavow The act and make an example Of
nv participants. AS collisions between tho
nitemed natives of each country cannot
occur. the officials eau not seq how az
9tsssions can occur ON either side that
4 WOULD occasion rupture. II talk en,ld
psvuucs war; red glare OF conflict would
y x Ase oyerspread tho htavons long ago. b,,t
esn not when 5000 miles OF water seun.
D lie tne superhcated peoples They can
4 not get ut each other exceut III, war., van
ana the warstiipn nre contro,la, nv ' ,,
Mn?ee brains are not heated If Tom psca
7 eoltd remove himself to a yant wllderness
" course Of affairs might be chansed
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HYMENEAL.

| M'AEEE- ECHOLS Terrell, Texas, No
vember S.--Mr. X. D. McAfee and Mrs
! F1ossle Ecbols we're married at the resi-
dence Of the. brides parents last evening
| which was real surprise to most OF our
| people.
| GREER HARRIS Mckinney Texas,
November 1l.--Eugene Greer OF Comanche.
Texas, was united in marriage to Miss
| Elliott Harris at the Presbyterian church
in this city last night. Rev. w. j. McMii-
| Ian officiating.
PETERS DANSBY--Bryan, Texas. No.
yember 1l.Mr. u. N. Peters and Miss Icy
| DaIlsby were married at Steep Hollow
church near here last night, Rev. $. c.,
Martin officiating, They are two OF
the communitys most estlmable young
people.
SKRABANEK LESoWSKY Temple.
Texas, November 1f.-Pau Skrabanek, an
| cmploye OF H. l.. Sherrills. was married
yesterday In Cameron To Miss Mollie Lee
sowsky OF that city. Frank Mikuastik ac-
| companled Mr. Skrabanek On his ;nomen-
tous journey and acted as best man.
B0MAR- ANDREWS Mckinney, Texas.
November l0.-Ed Bomar and Miss Anna
Andrews were married at the residence OF
the brides father, Judge ]. 4. Andrews.
In this city last night. The young people
are members Of prominent Collin county
families. Elder John NJ. Mckinney Off
clated.
HlLLSMAN-H uRST--Navasota Teras,
November 10,-Mr Joseph h. Hlllsman
of Ledbetter and Miss Annie Hurst of this
city were united in marriage at $3.50
O'Clock this evening at The home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs All W.
hurst Rey. O. 7. Timpson, pastor OF the
bdptlst church at Ledbetter officiating
The couple left for Ledbetter this evening.
CUMMINGS ARKEY--Alvln, Texas
No'ember TO- Last evening at $3.50 Miss
ROSA Barley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs j.
j. Barley, and MIR. Martin Cummings a
prominent young business man of Calves
ton were united in marriage at the Baptist
chureh by Rev Dobbs. The church was
beautifully decorated and large num-
Der OF friends were present to tender their
heartfelt wishes to the newly married
couple. They left on the $40 Santa he
tram Tor Galveston, their future home.
SESSIONS SCOTT-Rice, Texas. Noyem-
Der 10 Mariied-At the residence OF the
hIide parents two miles north of Rice
AT o'clock this evening, Mr.. S g. Sessions
OF this place and Miss Bette Scott, Rev
George A, Clark CT Troy, Texas, officiating
Miss Scott is one of Navarro county's fair
tst d@ughters. Mr. Sessions Is a prominent
young business man OF Rice. and the son
OF y, c. Sessions. the noted populst leader
CT Navarno county. Their many friends
wish for them a smooth voyage DER matr!-
moninl seas
MAlTHEWS-METII Tex.
november lo.-Mr. Ben II, Matthews and
MISS Jimmie Me,hNin, bo,h of this city.
We're united In marriage last night at he
rlrat Methodist church Rev. w n. Mat,
.hews OF Duoiln officiating. assisted by the
pastor, Rev, j NJ. Barcus. An elaborate
Meuulns luncheon was served at the Hotel
stesall after the ceremony was over. Hon,
=; u. Matthews, mayor Of Hillsboro and d
ME MT and Mrs. S. V. Matthews of
WaXahachle and Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Mat,
'hews of ilillsboro were in attendance II
was one OF the most Important social
events OF the season, both young peopin
of the State "
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Iho following extracts form the mn
ntes OF the last meeting of the Associa-
tlon OF Colee.p and Stations gives ihe
outline of the work to be undertaken:
~ paper prepared for the section by
H. II. Price of Texas, was concluded Nv
the following memorial: In view of tho
Importance of this classification to s,c-
eessici peach culture IN the United states
dations:
~ That a committee be appolnted IA
ue MM wh as a commttee on appropnate
WI, NTH IN testing tho different races OF
ana This committee shall oors,st -,
pho horiicUturist from one N0rthern
s,sa on one from one Southern statton
"'. ~, 1ny from one Central station.
no 10 hni wo.k OF this committee shall
iS,t 10 ma cut as far as possible. inc
'N,, I'm, IN which each race is adaptei
IN ~ ne committee may recommend
neeessa many stations s, as may be thought
races 10 u, - hst gu varieties from the
oth The COMMITTEES shall mako ~,
sta $1,000 plank 10 be printed by the inlted
Ia NV gtIaitinent OF agriculture. ana also
'h9 st1,ohs ens1ging in dhu work.
ior us own trees ~ pV
win ne esc results Of this work, together
hSien 9p by the committee ana win Se
n nunnsned by the United States depar ~
"t " OF agriculture.
ref Atte, beng read the memorial v,as
nplerfeI To a oommittSe rons,sttn. WIS
.ProItssors Con, Mason nna 'S's N,n OF
WV wv ihSao;e'nmenss2tron of the committnS
Sn s ma, Snal ne following named gemtien ,eo
on ths ,'N w psrin.nenI COMMITTEES TO carry
soNNtai races OF peaches m tia vs r, aas
mei,cn, y, she un.ted states: The ner.
Sur y X Ii1mmittee is as follows: proPfe e
W,cson :" u ,S. Texas: PROFESSOR Is. i.
Pon einl' ,SaAiornia: Professor q ~
Ta uH en; Delaware. and Professor r.
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sleeper Service R.... !,

New York. November 1l.-Commeno,nu
today the Mississippi quarantine rsn,''.
ava "sse neen raised against Memphis
@ sns, 'ne Kansas City, Memphis and Birm-
T bsrasa railway has resumed operations
twssu we Pullman sleeping cars ha-
LAM Msw York and Memphis. via AZ
rail~as ana pirminsham over the Southern
regula,ion when. ON account OF quarantine
resume onsrs msse discontinued. will again
Memphis. "eeh new York and
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Must We Have Another Lesson,

In Yesterdays Morning News there was
puoished a brief talk with Captain James
a. johnston, relative to the fever prevail
ing at Bay st. Louis Miss. Captain
johnston had just returned from that town
having been called there by the Illness of
his son. In the course of his talk Can.
tam johnston said; Another thing | no.
ticed was the bad sanitary conditions pre-
vaiiing in many places. The system is on.
which must be deleterious to the health y,
many OF those communities. and ths ep,.
demic In this respect Will undoubtedly be
lesson to those who have suffered nv
IT." {" Va
what Captain Johnston had in view when
ne inaue the foregoing remarks, was tbe
UNFRAMED condition Of the lands in ~
vicinity OF the fever afflicted towns. Must
we also have another lesson before we glva
an the attention in our power 10 the
uraihase OF the lands and swamps in the
lIireaisle vicinity OF our city? We had
one lesson-a fearful lesson--in 1876. and
with anxious haste we began the drain
age work around the city. Much has been
accomplished, but the work Is far from
being done. 1t Is likely to remain In ifs
unfinished state for a good many months
because the convict force is being EMPLOYED
on drainage work half dozen or mora
miles from the city.
What we have said about drainage has
neen SAID with the profound conviction
that shere is no one thing of such supreme
Importance to this city as the thorough
drainage OF Musgroye and other swamps,
S mnlch nave a bad effect upon the clty's
neaith, and also the drainage of the low
lands near the CITY ~"
we have been surprised that the people
are SO apathetic in regard TO this matter
rs another fearful lesson needed be,orr
sney WIN compel their public servants TO
the health of the city? 1t certainly looks
80, net II the scourge comes the people
must bear Il patiently, remembering mai
sney Mere warned many times Of the dan
a. mn'en threatened them, and that they
oaa not require their public officials to do
disease and death .As'' '''a'
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capitalist from the City Of Mexico. Is stop
ping at the Hidalgo.
Mr.. r. q. Robertson arrived today from
Saltillo.
Mr. John Mcclure, from Tampico. is in
the city.
MIR. Robert Turnbull and wife OF New
York are late arrivals IN the city,
Mr. John s. Cheesman, the ranch king
OF Coahulla is In town shaking hands with
friends.
Mr.. Fred Bookman OF New York City
is at the Hidalgo.
Dr. Cross viii return home tomorrow
from the interior OF the republic. having
been absent from the city several days.
Captain Thompson and Mr.. F. II. VIII
Jams. with their families, spent a delight-
full day yesterday UP at the diente.
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|IHE FORMAL DECLARATION
" Autosony for Csbs Will Soon b:
Issued.
GEM BLANco IS 4 MERCIFuL MAN.
mns Abrogatcd the Rule Reautrfng
ppanish soldiers 20 Destroy In
stfNcsta' Hats and Fields.
x Nsdrid, November II IA royal decree
granting autonomy to Cuba will be for
nally gazetted on November 90.

Havana, November 1l.--At meeting Of
the central committee Of the union con-
ststutional party today. held under the
craftsmanship Of Marquis Of Pinar del Rio,
II wss resolved to send cablesram to the
queen regent protesting against the estab-
liahmsnt Of autonomy and requesting her
not TO sign or sanction any decree estab-
fishing an autonomous regime in Cuba.
1t also was decided TO organize the party
TO collect funds and 10 initiate cam
paign against autonomy.
A dispatch from cienfuegos says that at
= ssAeral meeting Of all subcommittee of
the union constitutional party In tho
province OF Santa Clara. resolution was
adopted against tie establishment Of au-
tonoIiy In virtually the same terms as en-
bodied IN the decision Of tho central COM
sn1ffee.
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nIsmnrck Bc,ter Thnn usual

FREDERICKSBURG. November 1l.--There is
nothing to cause anxiety as TO the condl-
ton of Prince Bismarck. contrary to the
report published in the United States. pHis
facial neuralgia has heen aggravated Inv
the east wind which has prevailed recentlv
ana thus prevented him from going out
usNlhg, but the general health of the ex-
chancellor is better than usual.
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Washington, November IL. Vice Consul
Springer has sent to the state department
tho governor generals decree, permitting
from the 10th lnstant The importation Of
all horned cattle into the Islaai of Cuba
free fioiu export or impo.t duty he ac-
tual decree will remain IN forcs until Jau-
uary next The actual importing OF cat.
tie Mt this time is one thousand head per
week
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Injured by a Fn,lluu n,,,,,

hoston. Mass. November /, NJ r.
N.Y., ,s, o. q three-story brick building which
was being remodelea at the south end -
Jay, four men were injured. one o. whom,
:, Is ssid win probably die. The ,,,u.aa
s sns Moses Lickerstein. risht arm b,sn u,va
nsu,y bruised about the body and intsrn si,,.
.sJureui simon Kifferditch. face brn,sas
s = ~. mead crushed Peter HaverIoeb r r;sh,
s,r n bruised; + McLane, q pedestr,sn
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s q I - n ga Fields Are No,
81 4 "a Novembsr Il. --Narshal Blanco
esesd ths order Of his predecessor
sraeslon u the neids and hui.
lnsarseuts s Au''
- canesiled the prohibition. bv
psa'ah soldiers have been pre.
eams'nx u the towns. -
4!lrees that ,ae soldier.
l14 naAhs(s sud wetsr.
w. Y camp tEsy
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Washington. November IL Minister De
LONE called on President McKialcy and
presented CanelJoa, editor Of the Madrid
I'll Heraldp who is now visiting the United
States Tie visit was very brief and en-
TREY OF A social character.
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A 0uieter FerIlng.

New York, November Ia dispatch 10
the Herald from Madrid says: The out
look as regards the United States is con-
sidered to have improved. Greater quiet
prevails here,
II Is reported here that the papnl nunclo
at Madrid. who Is at present In Rome has
received Instructions from tho pope to
exhort the Spanish clergy against espous-
lug the cause OF Don Carlos.
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SPAIN is GOING TO BUILD TWO wARsHlps.
Authorities Said Regard the Spanish Navy Superior
to That of the United States Now.

0 Daily Mall
f300O0
decided build only
node
The Spanish authorities
span navy already super o the
convinced that the
complications Cuba provide them
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New York. November li.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says: Correspond.
ence Just received from the HeraIds cor
respondent in Puerto Principe states open
mutiny Of Spanish soldiers occurred there
recently.
The mutiny developed into conflict in
the street between the commanding offi-
GERS and the troops.
The soldiers mutinied because rations
we're insufficient and they could not get
,,av
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Ihe BubOnic plag,a

non'ay' November 1.-THE buhon,o
p'asue Is raging in the districts Of rooua
''apur and sural. 1t has also appeared
at hoiri. near Msrchi in sinde. ana A.
1ana-kawan. in the Julunduu d,s,r,o,
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Ambassadors Not nc,n ~,

Berlin, November 1.-THE cora,,,.
sas members OF the Turkish embassy is
aep'oraoie' None of them has received his
saiary Tor over year and their ash,s -
s . aggregate 100000 marks Their
o'aaesmen are importuning them Tor
money. Nen lor
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shall always be sheltered as fur NJ posi-
Bile from the rains and dew.
No fewer than SO 900 YIcK soldiers are
now In the hospitals OF the leland.
Today the mail steamer iyla rnpany,
which left for Spain. cprried sixty-eight
officers and 500 sick soldiers.