The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-05-05
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HgfHHRsDAY, jAPRsks2es 1881
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Lectures on the Paris, Spain AND
81 H1onSMtxiod9 VID SIS:
.jwas alsalg9 lDs1ib|| * a0Jty i u .
NipDeaapeIs egobe Ct thhse9psf99hfpaese
On Mexico, under tie auspices .oAthe
ERahqsR6 J Laagsu !, . ia H gsd 4i4dag (e7
leninga9f lust .wee&:. Ne q .Eastis le-
Gently returned from a trip to Mexico,
and his lecture was very entertaining
thropgbIthsNh@ dgi44qqQAgsa 8Qaite P
&R 2Ef }{RSR "a B,''fPs !dst Aas
lAanseoia, as ess- mas OF MfnheapAis
land prospective governor III MihResd-
bqa. sytfrEel Bustisa caU}miHhdSSh ~ I'd
s'Hm2a5ffkkiihag tfls2 NJ sscXpaMs3pa at II
OS@Bph ass 5 3q s ths bss55sda and git Pr Ely
-b99bbHqYY sIoi9d 9siod aidt ssa bus smoo
Although Mr.. EustiissIl yssllaa hjject Vas
Mexico. YET by special reausstIbe al
lowed his talk to take much wider
sssgS2te:stiaN c05Rph!ss}gy; Of spaiP
ence on board the Paris, the boat that
the American T s. ,99ftlQp yss, g2 snxiou ;
son his way tozSpainapd ths holy LAID
sAF tie dime sof 49hleh heS spokeIhe
aRahS VAS out about the safaeE pMce
where she waso reported to thake beeh
sighted by the daily pa perd last weeA,
about two days joar1sy7 from
Queenstown. ItM&'o6 the forenoon
of the day that Very hard shock wat
feGPy The pasasngss Sea board. Al
noon 6e noticed tat every body ap+
pearedE 70 be very mich heightened
and he Learned" that four holes 16 inch[
es in diameternhaea4been stove in the
boat. The pumps we're Immediately
:MaoI WORK a9hl!hthy lifg3bSs!i)nF$
got ready Mr,r Eustisr told how
night rockets give We're sys snMt Up as dis
few isignat Caudo diring5hs ] d&l q
black bal. was p.aeed,at the top of tho
mast and ne ship hi 1caath1e to tReir relief
how the passengers felt when the City
of Chestes u boah esrrymg mail, waf
s os Ss,i. but Cd q {S22 + kAa&S SR3
QSasesesnnstosyWp a.d HI , said the Rars ysa
noble boat and 1ydia5 YFo S5lEd{ probably do
good service in the present war -
MI Eastiish thsn tS3o' ri 1T shWpy}
of the people Of Spain, ttelfiing' Of de
triumph9f The CRESCENT and the set
Element of the Meefs ia Spain.
Moaorss5, be said, brought the = compass
ga40 names to -theastafsl ana Iaught
that the world was round They con
trrolleea Spain from rom III to 1892 H
remarked,e iuopassings sthatowe wish
sometimes that the Moors had driven
the spaniards }fithe earth. He tke1
spoke of'Iths Texp,ilsipnTof the Jews
from Spain in l492. Then, cameo Col
lumbus in that samaoyear3 Aasking fof
SPANS help ipv building ships for, d
voyage to the East Indies, and Qlnen
Isabella, sellingfher 5e~elsyo help him
TheaSpanishS government todayp h9
said, were selling raHothey had to car
ry on the waf.0n Columbus voyage
in 1852, he sattHlIeAAas OMy excelled by
Prof. Andree'sd balleom sEeyage tq th9
North Rotei I'M 1897. NIDsl5l9H Cofurh
bus discovered & be. Upart9bf Havana
-1aaa gaveItoeusA Wofldmnmoo nj como
6toa3nntM 1891. ios1ta dtfiT no 9onobieeH
Mt Eustis then took up the subject
of Mexico. IL 1901, M}anGH E%aihed bh1
troll Of eNYAfco a AHNdA f9ff 50G YEARS there
w k saf 1ag5SS ;sssB'lis sap ls Vss9
of three classes, the pure Spaniards
the Creoled andMhe aMXX9d bfoods, Nd
one could Hold 2 2asHsba Bsnisss born ID
SpadtiL The sameNas1 Cuba
He sstNp es1 thsg IS E asas
take dFrenchi 1eaHB out CfeGuba.9H In
1867 Mexico gained per jpdepe9de4qe
The Spaniards holding o oH6Scs III Me1ite
was the1cause Off ak the trouble anc
the same9was GtTue1e Cuba! In clos
ing Mr.. Eustis Said that the spaniards
blew UP the Maine, and thought thai
we would YETI see the hand of Goo
iii it =.
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