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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-28

ID b % Cures Mercurlal
D. d o; RHEUMATISM, Scrofu-
II, SypnllItYRheumatism in its
worst fornE Tyrf- q per large
bottle, , FIR S3%o, at druggists,
or sent ON receipt of price, ex-
press paid byt Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, Ga.Aks4-sal in Ocala,
Fla, by the Anti Monopoly drug
store.
Some of the red shirts beyond
the raging Ocklawaha We're i'm
town Tuesday to bind over sew
cral negroes for carrying rifles
without a permit.
j. w. Davis at the city mar
l;et, is headquarters for fresh
fish Of all kinds.
A large lin" and entirely new
styles, Of ladies' white. sailors
Just received at G.. Rheinauer's.
Black Ks, at the city market,
is the place for all kinds Of fresh
fish
The best Malt Extract at the
POStoilicc drug store at 2Oc. per
bottle
-Pinid half hose. the latest for
''dc-fcet." Davidson and Van
EchOp.
Cool shirts for warm people,
new stock has arrived. David
son x VanEchop.
Grading has begun on North
Magnolia street beyond the. +. G.
< p. r. II.
Fresh and salt water fish of
all kinds on ice every day at }
w. Davis.
A breakfast without Van
Houtrn'S Cocoa is Incomplete.
Gerig * Co., agents. fer OcaIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hopkins
will begin housekeeping at once
in the Nandevcnter house in the
Fourth ward.
Bring Your prescriptions to
us We make speciG ity Of this
+ branch. TYDINGS q co.
! Toilet soap at very low prices,
skin soaA , Cal es for % cents, at
the Autobiography drug store.
1t is a great leap from the old
fashioned doses ofblue-nass and
uauseous PHYSICS to the pleasant
little pills known as DeWitt's
Little EarIyiRisers They cure
constipation. sick headache anc
biliGusness. anti Monopoly drug
store. -<~z ~
Marion l.. Payne was shaking
hands with his city friends yes
terday.
1T YOU want to Winkat tennis
buy Your lawn neckwear of j. j
Fuller.
Rev. j. G. Porter left yestcrda
for DeLand in response to a t"lc
gram calling him there on i'm
portant' business
-Tydings' hair tenlc bring
new hair, stimulatesffhe growtI
and thoroughly cleanses the hca,
of all ndeutT.<ssPositivcly guar
antced.
Salt and fresh water ifs
, daily from CRYSTAL River at l.. S
Blacks
Thirty-five years make gen
GRAFTON. That is how loni
Adolph Fisher of GAINESVILLE, o.
suffered from piles. He wa
cured by using three boxes {
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvt
.Anti-MOnopoly drug store.
William Giles, practical Cal
penter and furniture packer
Furniture bought and sold Q
repaired. Building or repairin
dr~c at reasonable prices. Wor
shop in LlOyd'> building. Speci5
prices to regular Gust OmerS. 40
dress post Office box !j2.
The farmeC.-4he mechanic an
the blcy clefider AN liable to IN
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TO arriYe In a Iffewz<days. \
full line of battle Greek Health
Foods fori Dyspeptics and indi-
gestion. kWhl announce arrival
in these columns. Geris& Go.
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Major Lowell of Leesburg, com
manding the Second Battalion,
Florida State Troops, and Cal"
Wright, of Ocala, adjutant on
the ma ior,s staff, were in the city
Yesterday. The entire Second
Battalion has rendered its SER
vices to the gOvernor.-Jackson-
willie Metropolis.
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GOOD WORK
Done by Representative Dovener and j
+ Senator Elkins in Regard to Improving
Navigation in Interior OF West plrgln-

Ia.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntcllIgencer.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.--senator
Blkins to-day took up the resolution to,
authorize a survey of the West Fork
river, from Falrmont to Clarksburg, and;
within one hour secured for 1t the
unanimous Endorsement OF the COM
merce committee, and had It passed by
the senate. This is tho resolution in-
troduced in the house by Representative
.Dovener. and which was recently passed
by that body upon his motion, by unan-S
imous consent. 1t is therefore nova law
SO far as Congress IS concerned.
The resolution authorizes the secre-
tary of war to cause q survey to be made
OF the river, and to submit estimates
for its improvement by a series Of locks
and dams, SO as to render, Il navigablc
for small craft IN the transportation ot
coal and coke, and other products. con-.
Meeting that branch OF the Monongaheia
river. with the system for which provis-
ion Is already made. Z,
1t Is Representative Dayton's purpose
to have some improvement made, II
practicable, of the Tygart's valley.
branch. His intention is to secure sur
.vey TO demonstrate the cost OF improve
ment, and upon the report will depend
future action. There are understood to-
be difficulties several miles above the
confluence which may, interfere with the
utility OF the stream. but the facts, ne !
says, can only be shown by fnvestiga.
ton officially made. Tho investigation
he will endeaYor to secure. 1907. II
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THIS IS PLEASANT.
A Madrid Mob Vents its Spite ON an
American Insurance Company.

A Madrid, Mob Vents its spite on an
american Insurance Company.
5s,fADRID fAnr,, ., Entbua,ost,c
I. ..,tCS,'.1- ..,.s
professions are now moving tnroush the
principal streets. The mob gathered In
front of the building OF the Equitable
In,,r, -, 'ror,n,,, "a ,n,ir,oa
hste iis a''se So'npat'' '"u ''s's'eu
on the removal OF the American eagle.
which was thrown down and smashed
IA b,,s The fragments were thon oar
- 80 - '..s..s... -
req through ehe streets 1' w u 1ciieefins,
yelling mob to the military club,
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under the new institutions granted by
the mother country.
such proceeding Is without prece-
dent in history. II evidently manifests
the bogus politics OF the republic. dem-
onstratIng the tricky plans and pur-
poses that have always been nourished
against Spaln's sovereignty in Cuba.
which the enemy has been inspiring for
nearly q century to destroy.
Spain still deplores this state OF af-
fairs but she accepts 1t with all the en-
crgy inspired by a glorious national his
tory and the pride of her people. pride
which will never yield to the strangers
haughtiness nor consent to see Spain's
right and reason trampled upon by q
nation OF nobodies. s II the United States
want the island of Cuba, let them come
and take 1t.
TT is our turn 10 have the honor OF
defending her, and we will know how
to do 1t with decision and an effort many
q time put forth. count upon you for
this with absolute. certainty. believe
there Is no sacrifice you are not pre-,
pared to make in defense OF the national
territory whose integrity Is sacred to all
Spaniards OF whatever. origin.
TO arms, then, fellow countrymen, to
arms! There will be place for oil In
the fight. Let all cooperate, and con-
tribute with tho same firmncss and en-
thusiasm to fight the eternal enemy of
the Spanish name, emulating the ex-
ploits Of our ancestors, who always ea-
alted high their country's fame and
honor. To arms! Cry thousand times
'VIye Espana!' ''Yive Ell Rey Alfonso
STJJN sViye la RppentaIp 1ytya Cubo
always Spanish"
(Signed) Your Governor General,
RAMON BLANCO. I
~ "A mil 1000 IN ~
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With tho United States Troops In Cuba
Result OF a Conference With General

With tho United States Troops In Cubu
Result or a Conference With General
Miles. l;S
Is WASHINGTON, April e1.-Brigadler
Generals Nunez and Castillo. OF the Gu
ban insursent army, are now assoc.n-
ted with the active work OF the Cuban
delegation here, and their recent con-
ferences with Major General Miles,
commander Of the army, is looked upon
rs suggesting possible corporation of
the insurgent forces In the event OF an
attack by United States troops on the
Spanish forces In Cuba. At the Cuban
legation no statement would be made
as to this conference, but Senior Alber-
TIM, first secretary, said that the Gu
bans would most glndly cooperate
with the United States force IL CO.
operation was desired.
At present, he said. there were $4,000
Cubans In arms and there would be o
general uprising as soon as the force
OF the United States began 10 be exert
ed against Spain.
4 Senor Albertini says that the Cuban
army Of sixty thousand men can be put
In the field at any time, the only thing
they need being arms, ammunition and
camp supplies. These men know. every
foot OF, the ground, are accustomed to
the hardships Of fighting In swamps
and mountain passes, understand from
experience the effective means OF sap
ping Spanish strength, and arc fully
accllmntel u -, p stAs ~ EGtl. ~ rs
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BLANCO'ss BLAST,


lie issues a afanifssto--lo Appeals to hi,
4 Ftiiow.Countrymsnto 10 Cry q Thonsand
Tims, i.vlva'' Almost Everything.
s HAVANA, April 21.-The Official Ca
zette publishes an extra, containing the
following manlfesio: 5s
'.rhe general government OF the Island
OF Cuba to the Inhabitants OF the island
Of. Cuba.
without any reason or legality, wlth-.
out the least oftense on our part and at
a time when they have received from US
only proofs Of friendship. the United
States are forcing US into war Just at
the moment when quietude began TO
settle over, the country. when production
was fourishlng, commerce taking cour-
age and peace approaching, with the CO.
operation OF all classes and all parties
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tion OF the cabinet, entirely unexpected.
completed the list Of important events
OF the day. E, e{ 3, Z, 4 &,
At about 4A5 o'clock this afternoon the
President had n brief confcyene, with
the Attorney General, Secretary Long
and Assistant Secretaries Day and
Adee. Several kilograms were received
and others presumably sent, but their
purport was not disclosed. At s: 15 p.
M, the President Joined Secretary Long
in a short walk. 3 K ~
VIII Cali for 100, 900 Mou.
IMMEDIATELY. UPON THE PAS
SAGE OF THE ARMY VOLUNTEER
BILL BY CONGRESS THE PRESI-,
DENT BY PROCLAMATION WILL
CALL FOR 100. 600 MEN. or this force
1t Is intended TO use $4,000 neil in Cuban
operations in conjunction with the regu-
lar army now already asscml,lci tur as
sembling at points of CONCENTRATION. TIE
remaining 10000 men will aid the artil-
.lery detachments in guarding the sra
coast and manning the heavy gyms of
our coast defense. XIX
Great difficulty was experienced In
! learning the details ef the operations
and Secretary Long refused when seen,
even to admit that orders had been sent
I, 10 the fleet, but subsequent confirmation
was obtained OF q rumor that orders had
been sen, coupled with the surprising
Information that tlie fleet actually had
sailed.
With respect to the taying squadron at
Hampaton Roads no Information is as
yet obtainable.
The slate department received infor-
nation late this afternoon that at 4
o'clock this afternoon Minlster Wood
ford had lef. Madrid .As this was Mad
rid time. It is presumed he Is now either
out of Spain or well on his way TO the
I front ier. - SCI V 5.aisss- 4 J. tt4.lfts
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UNEIluNDREDs THOUSAND MEN

TO bc Called for, the Volunteers 20 bs
Chosen from tie National Guards or
the siates. * 81
giSWAsHINGToN. April cl.-1wlth Che
actual beginning OF war. military and
naval preparations were vastly stlmu-
lated to-day. The navy bought a ship
and ainumber of yachts. 1t secured
some material for guns, and renewed
orders for haste in the construction OF
guns Orders were sent to the squadron
to guard their. movements, and the pre-
llminaries OF a blockade were executed,
In the war department all arrange
ments have been made for d call FOR
100000 volunteers, to be chosen from
the national guard. The strategy
board OF the department looked over
and perfected the plans, and efforts
were beg un to provide for q sub-sys-
TEN Of Ecoast-ontrol BY the state au-
tn orities. 2
Movements Of troops began day or
twoago were changed by direction OF the
department In some respects to meet
the condition OF the movement at
southern posts, but in general there are
Indications that the department Is act
Ing With the purpose OF concentrating
no less than $4,000 men at the gulf
posts at the next ten days, ready for
embarkation TO Cuba fgfl5 5t ~
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WELL, THIS IS SERIOUS.
Tho Stars and Stripes Dishonored, and
United States Consul Threatened,

Aho 5tuEb anu otEipeh bhbohofea Nho u
United States Consul Threatened.
LONDON, April 2L-Malf news has
Just been received here from the Island
Grand Canary. one OF the group OF the
Canarles, which says that up to April
12. 5000 Spanish troops had arrived
there and 1000 more were expected that
day.
When the mails closed 1t was ru-.
mored at the Grand Canary that the
stars and stripes over the United
States consulate had been torn down by
the rabble and ,trampled upon. It was
added that when the United States
consular agent Mr.. Thomas Miller,
who is q British subject. wanted to send
cable message to Washington an,
nounclng the arrival OF the troops. his
message was stopped and he was in
formed by the military authorities that
IL the, incident had occurred In war time
he would have been shot.
The militia OF the Canary Islands has
been mobilized and fifty officers were
then coming from Spain to drill these
troops. The excitement at the Islands
Is described Us being SO intense that the
Inhabitants were panic stricken when
n foreign warship unexpectedly, en-
tered the harbor. She was saiuted by
the forts and the people thought a
bombardment OF the place had COM
mcnced. !. Il 5i.,i u Z.
r No war vessels Of Spain had arrived at
the Grand Canary up to April T.:
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WEST VIRGINIA ]!

One Thousand, One Hundred and Eleven
Men arc wnntod-Now Brace mp Yon
Fire Eaters.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Secretary
.Alger's day ntthe war department was
the busiest he has experienced for some
time Arrangements have been COM
pleted underline secresary's direction for
calling out 100000 OF the militia OF the
country to the aid OF the. regular army
In the operations to. compel the Spanish
evacuation OF Cuba, although the secre-
tary. announced Just before leaving the
department that the call would not be
Issued to-day. The number OF men re-
.quired from each state It Is said, will be
in the proportlonatc that its population
bears TO that OF the whole country. Ac-
'cording to this ratio, New York would
be called on TO furnish 10.0a; Ohio, s. 7s9;
Pennsylvania. S,615: Virginia, 2,230.
5 WEST VIRGINIA, ILL.
Secretary Alger has heretofore stated
that in the first cali for troops the ma
tlonal guard Of the states would be ac-
sraDta6 E FlfH 49, f--H.s - as7 - 1Tssl'l,l
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would not resort to priya,eering has,
been received with great satisfaction IN
the foreign embassies and leyations
THEloREGoN
VIA b, Joined At RIO Janelro by our new

wiz b. Joined Nt RIO Jsn.lro By our new
Pnreha,e, the brazilian crni,er sitehs.
roy-Gunboa. iiarietta Accompanied
3 ilsr.
WASHINGTON, April a. Particular
retlcence Is observed regarding the
movements Of the bnttleship Oregon
and the gunboat Marietta, now on their
way around the horn to Join the fleets
In the Gulf OF Mexico. The Oregon
sailed from callao on the sth inst, since
which time nothing has been heard from
her. II Is believed she has passed VAL
paradise and is now nearing the port OF
Montevideo. n
a formidable Spanish torpedo boat Is
supposed to be somewhere in that vi
cinitys awaiting the arrival Of the big
battleship and some fear Is expressed,
that she may creep upon her unawares
and consequently considerable relief
will be felt when the arrival OF the
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WOuDF0RD LEAVES

Madrid Without Experiencing any Trou.
ble-scnt OF With Cheers Through
sHTIrn Espannn p Predommnted.
MADRID, April 2l.-Afinister Wood
ford telesraphed as follows to Wash
inston this morning:
Sherman, Washington:
Early this, Thursday, morning, i'm
medlately after thereceipt of.your open
telegram, and before had communi-
Gated same to Spanish government.
Spanish minister for foreign affairs no.
titled me that diplomatic relations are
broken between the two countries, and
that all official Communication between
theIr respective representatives have
ceased. accordingly asked for safe
passports. Turn legation over to Brit
ish embassy and leave for Paris this
afternoon. Have notified consuls.g
(Signed) WOODFoRD.
The request Of General woodtord
was Immediately complied With.
General Woodford arrived at the sta
'tlon about quarter OF an hour In ad-
vance OF the hour at which the train
was scheduled to leave. But the train
started half an hour late. and during
the interval, General Woodford con-
versed with the representatives. OF the
foreign press and number OF friends.
An immense crowd gathered at the
station, composed OF all classes. a
strong force OF police and civic guards
maintained order, while amid the crowd
moved large number OF private de-
tectives A detachment OF civil guards
accompanied General Woodiord. The
retiring minister maintained his usual
calmness, but looked worn 4 and ! ia
tigued. u. n
When the crowd was thickest about
him General Woodford forced his way
through, and approaching Col. Morel.s
the chief OF the police, shook hands
with him cordially, thanking him for
his kindness and zeal In guarding the
United States legation and his (Gen-,
eral Woodford's) residence for 30 many
months. "a III
When General Woolford took his seat
in the train there was n stir among.
the spectators and a rush toward tho
window OF the carriage. The minister
sat unconcerned and dignifled. Senior
Agullera, the civil governor OF Madrid.
his gigantic figure rising head and
shoulders above the crowd. IN a loud
FOlce TulsCu Il Cllccip WHiSH wac thiiS
responded 10 by the crowd. "Vive Es-
pana." cesounded throughout the sta
ton until the train was fairly outside.
This was not meant as n kindly fare
well, but was an explosion OF pent-up
feelings. b.
Outside the station senor Agnllera
addressed tho crowd counsellng calm
ness and confidence In tho govern
ment. which, he said, would safely
guard the honor OF Spain. 4
The English iIag Is now flying over
the American consulate, which Sis still
guarded by the police. = 4 ~ u IA
u A Euii1rn is Tenrfui.
MADRID, April 21.---11 p, MAS the
train bearing General Woodford moved
on Senior Agullera, the civil governor:
itearfully addressed the crowd 40 folows:
"Sehores; Tho people OF Madrid have
acted keciyiIizcd people. Now thnt Wei
ere alone and can offend nobody, ;letsua
cry!.'NiYn Espann.' rs. u n u
n AS he reached tho door leading out OF
The raifway lion, no said Now se--i
snores. nothing more. No disturba ces.I
II hope you Rill act with the same pro-,
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may be decided by vaior and enthu-
slasm and dosscd perseverance, euali-
ties of which the spanlards possess an
abundance, but by reserves OF coal and
ylctunls, OF which they have made but
q scanty provision In Cuba. 1t tappears
that In respect OF coal In particular
they are worse on than they, have hith-
erto Imagined. "a lfl !, l.iAllsI ~ NJ
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PRICE TWO GENTS.
forward with an eyc to the possibie cons
tingency OF q hostile neet attempting to
ahell the capital. "a Si r. s. n D n


WASHINGTON, April n. Aithershl
no deciaon has been reached at the ces-i
slon this afternoon Il appeared probable
after the Republican conference broke
up tina. eunident revenue can te raised
without rcsorting to q tar on tea and
coffee, petroleum or a stamp tax on,
railroad tickets. It Is likely that o. aStaxl
Will be placed OF, mineral waters, ginger
ale, etc, and upon various other artieleo
like chewing gum, ri 4.
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: srnln. a, U.nal lymI 0Preyn.

! WASHINGTON, April el.-There are
strong Indications that IL the Spanish
government perslets In the present an
snounced policy Of commissioning priva-
teers to prey on commerce, effective in
.iiuenoes will be brought to bear upon her
by several y of the great commercial
powers, particularly Great Britain md
Germany, oistop 8thls privateering, or
I to- make 1t ) practically. ineffect!ve5 and
harmless, The action OF the United
Suites government iii declaring that 1t
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NEW CABINET OFFICER.
Po,tmastsr General Gary Re,igns and
Charles Emory Smith, EI- ainistert TO

Po,tmaster General Gary Re,igns and
Charles Emory Smith, EI- Minister 20
Russia Succeeds Him. III
WARRINGTON, April 2l.-Postmas-
ter General Gary's resignation was nc-s
cepted by the Pres!dentto Today, and the
name Of Charles Emory Smith was
sent to the senate as his successor.
The nomination was confirmed by the
senate in executive session to-day.
without objection. The doors had no !,
sooner closed on the executive session
than Senator Gear. OF the postofiice
committee, moved the confirmation of
the nomination. Senator Quay then \
suggested that the nomination had not
gone to the committee on postofilces.s
There was no objection to this course.
and the nomination was Immediately
reported back and acted upon forth
with. no opposition being made. This
expedition was rendered possible by the !
fact that the commi ttee had previous
lyabeen polled, all the members voting
for confirmation.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21-Cfrarles.
Emory Smith was born In Mansfield,
4SOflIl., III 1919, luu steuloNeu WIKI Vlib
parents to Albany. N. Y, In 1S49. He
graduated from the Albany academy;
and Immediately entered into tournal-f
ism. Mr.. Smith purchased an interest,
In the Albany Express. and became
Joint editor with Mr.. Dawson.
In 1876 he was a delegate to the Res
publican national convention, at Cln-g
cinnati, and was the representative
from the state OF New York onthe COM
mlttee on resolutions.
Il On the 23rd Of January. 1897. Mr.:
Smith was elected by the New York
Legislature regent of the New York
university. He resigned the position
in 1881, when he left the state In
February, 1885, he resigned the editor
ship Of the Albany Evening Journal, to-
assume the editorship of the PhiladeI-s
phia Press, which position he took on (
the Sth OF March following. and has
ever since edited that paper.
In February. 1890. Mr.. Smith was ap-a
pointed by President Harrison envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-s
tlaty to Russia. 81 n 4,
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Senate conf,rma,ion,sst. ,,st.

WASHINGTON. April 2l-The senate
in executive session to-day confirmed !
the. following nominations: l tx
Charles Emory Smith to be postmas-
ter general. 5,98l:s ~ 4
Postmasters: Catherine
A. Endsley, Somerset Y X 81
West Vlrg4nta-Sumner W. Thompson,
Davis, 4 h 55Ii 4 SO
ohlo-James H. Rabbits, Springfield
Z Richard H. Robson, a citizen OF Ohio.
to be an assistant naval constructor In
tho rayy ,t7t sgg Il III f:tit=i q - t1tifi ~!
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'WAsH[,I1llN,-GToN, April .l.-The Post

x fVItSIiIISNfl V.Nf 1tPfFF Frc i Vae
Tomorrow will say: 7.i X & "
4 Amllitary guard will be placed at tho
white house In n few days. Torpedoes
and mines are being planted In theAPo-
itomac river below Washington They.
IRE being put there ns a safeguard In
case OF an emergency and the exact lo-
cations OF the mines are being kept Sc
,crct. q Tho majority OF the work is. be-,
Ing done BY night and is being pushed
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Mr.. Gary was asked if his resigna.
.tlon, coming at the Il me of the Span
ish war crisis, could In any way be lat.s
trlbuted to that. He said: "That has
not entered into the consideration in
any way whatever. have at all times
supported President McKinIey's policy
on the Spanish question, and support!
1t now. Ny cabinet relations have been
most agreeable, and there have been;
no differences" /, z