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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
Sentiment Of Sagasta and His Cabi-
net Is Made Public.
pPRoACHlNG ELECTIONS IN Cuba.
Feared They Will Not Reflect the
Islands True Sentiment.
MENAcED By OUR WARsHlPS
euggested that the Washington
Government Compel the insure
gents TO Keep the Pence.

Washington March IA statemen
sentiment of the Spanish cabinet in tn
present emergency was made today BY
gentleman intimately associated wit
Premier Sagasta and Senior Moret, ministe
of the colonies in the Spanish cabinet. /
is not desired to give 1T the form of an OF
fetal utterance but rather an exposition
from one whose opportunities for informa
ton are complete on the views animatini
the ruling authorities OF Spain.
The statement Is as follows:
The elections In Cuba are about TO
occur aud the government desires TO
be as free as possible. Naturally,
however, the insurreCtion wiz prevent
many from voting and 1t is felt also
that renewed insurgent activity coming
at such a moment might jeopardize
the successful working out OF the au-
tonoinist plan. Moreover, the attituds
Of the United States in having "a squad
ron so near Cuba, and the active war
preparations in the United States, are
OF nature that may exert an in
fluenee against a fair expression of
public will under the autonomist plan.
~ ~ fhOhbHb lAiht ~ Alt " CldlCo
were sincere In it's expression of
Spain, even If it thought that autonomy
did not meet every exp citation 1t should
by friendly acts, and not words, show
this sympathy with the liberal regime
inaugttrated in Cuba, If the Washing
ton government made known directly
TO the insurgents that II meant to have
peace in Cuba and that peace in Cuba
may be had with autonomist govern
ment under Spain. the insurrection
would certainly die out. Ii later the
Weyler party wanted to interfere 1T
would be time then for the United
states to take action. That action
would then be justlfable Now to
make war on Spain would be a crime
and for that crime to civilization and
humanity the United States would be
responsible"
The foregoing statement was called to
he attention Of Senior Polo de Bernabe.
Spanish minister, and his views on it re-
luestea, but he maintained diplomatic Le-
erye after reading it carefully and said
appeared to be given by one thoroughly
'onyeTsant with the situation.
This afternoon the Spanish minister
allied at the state department. and hal
two hours conference with Assistant
Day. 1t was the first call Of
enor Polo for purely business purposes,
he former calls having been those of
CEREMONY. The minister asked to be ex-
used from discussing the purposes of his
all There is little doubt, however. that
pertatned to full explanation OF tns
olution.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.


NEW YoRK.-A dispatch to the World from,
Seoul, Corea. says that Russia has withdraw n
her advisers at coreas request.
MISUNDERSTANDING to an official dispatch
r na here from Manila. capital OF the
ihii;prine Islands. 800 insurge nts were killed
during the siege OF Baliano.
LoADoN.-The United States government Ia
negotiating here for the purchase of the ARA,
nnat warship. the flagship Mello. which has
iateiy been reconstructed In England
LoNpON,--A dispatch to the Times savs
the Philippine rebels surprised Spanish troons
ana massaered forty OF them while the garri'
Sons ana posts OF neighboring villages were
Distressed and murdered WY
CITY OF MENlco.--'rhe Mexican uar.,,
says' me holding aud continued ayowsi y,
.he Monroe doctrine means somethInv. ~
mean mat the American people must pay ,,.s
ii,st ~ the great role assumed. sraa,
,,sa.y must be completed. and both ihs AZ
'enun anu Pacific iatrollsi by American sbi,s
,h hnVored million dollars srent for ise sears
a,ha. expenses being pinned down. ,hs;
an "a would make the great repuLiie saerss
OF the daiS ages. ~ 'ne uays
8, as;Akls.-Thomas G1idier. special un,,.n
e'a'es commissioner to tbs Paris sxnoa Mssn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
GUNS FOR TUE ARMY.
Winchester Company Prepared to
Turn Them Out QaiclIy.

Turn Them Out QuickIy.
Washington, Texas, March IA repre-
sentative of the Winchester Arms company
was in conference today with General
Miles and General Flagler at the office
of the bureau of ordnance of the army
with view to examining various patterns
OF rifles made by this concern and of as
pertaining how speedily these could be
furnished in large quantities in case of
emergency. The samples OF two of the
latest patterns of 30-caliber rifles, one a
Winchester and the other Lee straight
pun guu, were examined
No contracts were made but the con-
ference led to full understandings The
representatives of tho Winchester company
stated that the present commercial de-
mand particularly that connected with the
klondlke excitement, kept the company at
its full capacity but that government or
ders would be fllled without reference 10
these private obligations. The COMPANY
has force of 1900 men and by working
ten hours a day with saveral shifts. II is
believed that the government could be sun
piled with rifles at q very rapid rate A
large number of Winches,ers could he sup
piled at once
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position TO waste time at this iuneturs
IN making trial trips. but Knowing inc
BOAT TO be OF satisfactory type and OF good
workmanship she viii be accepted OUT OF
nahu' as were the Gwynn and Talbot last
week. '"''
The new cruiser Amazonas, according
10 present plans, will be manned entireIv
from the san Francisco. This vessel sail
ed at O'Clock this morning from IIsnon
ana VIII arrive in the Tyne about FRIDAY
IL Is expected she will divide her oftiee,s
ana crew With the Amazonas, placing
lieutenant Commander Arthur r. Nazero
eAevu.Ne oiiieer OF the San Francisco. In
DOUBT the Amazonas win be eoIton
across the ocean as soon as possible ANA
" is expected that the San francisco viii
convoy her. WI
Ihe torpedo boat Foote arrived at Jacs-
sonvllle this afternoon.
Inc Machias sailed from Norfolk IN
Boston, where she will undergo som.
pairs made necessary by her long AsiatIc
cruise. 'oAs As'atic
me Brooklyn went up to Newport News
Tor coal. The Marblehead. which IL t,Lins
on stores at Tampa, called to reioin I'M.
squadron at Tortugas.
Judge Advocate Lemly received n tele-
srah AZ Tortugas this afternoon from
havana, announcing the arrival there -,
the derrick Chief. In towIof the tus I'm.
derwriter II is expected that his a.r-
rick viii greatly facilitate the work Of
wrecking the Maine. W." VI
me war department is greatly disan.
pointed and annoyed at the diiatorinass
SHOWN by the contractors who have ,,ns
aertaken to construct the new fortiaca.
t'ons along the coast. 'o''uca-
u Is said that only one among the who,s
number has finished his contrac, on tim,n
me aerartmen, has been greatly embar.
ssssu shereny In placing Its guns and
lowed these contractors. The denart, a.,
ess determined not 10 have 10 submit, :"
further obstruction In prosecuting ~ !"
work undertaken. but win do the work ~
SET ana refrain from entering into con.
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The material Of construction OF these viii
rot be determined until tomorrow. Tho In
dications are that the doca at Portsmouth
viii be buiA OF stone and that NJ Aigiers
OF STEEL
The decision was the outcome OF a pro-
traCted and at times animated discussion.
The vote choosing the points named was
to .. The opponents of the bill separately
opposed the sites that were selected They
argued that the docks should be located
either where the approaches, or depth OF
water were sufficient to admit the ingress
and cgrcss OF the largest battleships. Or
where steps have already been made under
government direction to put these ai-
proaches In state of preparation TO re-
celve the largest vessels by the develop
ment Of both depth and width OF channel,
or that the work on the channels shall be
undertaken contemporaneosisly with the
dry docks. II was argued. however. that
the docks erected should he made capable
of accommodating the first class warahips.
The principal reason for the conclusion
to build OF wood was economy but II WAS
stated that the docks so constructed might
remain In good condition long enough for
all practical purposes and that by the time
their usefulness ceased developments In the
field or a change in the charac
ter Of present dock Ideas may arise.
A motion to vote on the docks separately
was voted down by 6 to ., and then they
were voted on as whole and authorized
There lH n strong disposition In the COM
mlttee TO increase the navy In addition to
the three battleshifjs recently authorized
by tho construction Of smaller vessels Of
war. 1t was stated tonight that the COM
mlttee may authorize the building OF
about ten torpedo boats and torpedo boat
destroyers. costing in the neighborho0d OF
$l1 100000 for all.
a movement for this win be made to-
morrow and motion viii be submitted
calling for tho construction OF these boats,
probably siS of each,
Tho committee Is generally favorable TO
this proposition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
THE AUXILIARY CRUISERS
A Thousand OF Them Are Available
for Naval Use.


New York, March Is. The special board
on auxiliary cruisers continued today the
work of ascertaining the facts in regard
TO the vessels which may be available for
use by the navy department. 1t was DE-
cided that the inspection should be sub
divided, one member going TO Boston, an
other TO Brooklyn and another TO PM a
delphia and Baltimore Most OF the day
was spent in going over the facts present.
ed by owners of vessels and systematiZing
them. Stenographers we're kept busy conf
piling the data taken from letters fion
owners. The list of vessels available in
GLIDING steamships, yachts, tugs ana other
craft which Is now in the hands OF the
navy department includes nearly one
thousand. The greater number Of yes
sells are at Boston. New York Baltimore
and Philadelphia, where they win be III
spected and the list sfted down to those
worth considering. These will be classl-
fled as to their desirabilty under the
emergencies which may arise
The decisions Of the auxiliary board will
be forwarded to Washington probably by
the close of this week, and as fast as the
facts In regard TO the vessels are filed, at
tcntion VIII be given to the work of arm
ing them in the best and most speedy man
ner for effective use,
The members of the board today inspect
ed number of the steamships of the Met
ropoiitan line. including the Winter, the
Dmook and the Whitaey, aud also the Y,-
muir, the City of Washington. the Seneca
and the Saratoga CT the Ward line, as well
as tho Creole Of the Cromwell line.
The members of the beard remaining in
Inc city Will give especial attention to
steam yacht and seagoing tugs tomorrow
Only those with hulls of iron or steel Will
be considered, as wooden hulls are not
deemed desirable. The board decided not
TO detain the St Louis and she will sail
for Europe tomorrow.
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aiADnrD's YELLOW JOURNAL.
IL Dcnounces Americans in Its Gus
tomary Venomuus style.

IL Denounces Americans in Its Gus
tomary Venomuus style.
Madrid. March 15.--The impartial says:
Yesterday We received TWO kilograms from
New York which have not bsen published.
Ihey dea! with war preparations and con-
Germ not only street Jingoism bpt hgh
officials of the American government VINO,
In view of their position, ought TO OBSERVE
discreet attitude"
The impartial follows with trucu,eut
denunciation of Americans, who, 10 says,
are trying to Brighten Spain by Invoking
the phantom OF war OF winch they are more
afraid than the Spaniards.
The United States is country" says
the impartial, "of bellcose self advertise
ment' BY moving vessels to and fro she is
trying to make believe that her forces are
greater than they really are. We sincerely
ADVISE these bogeymen not to waste their
time and money"
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ing on the speech OF Consul General Os
born says: What we have done in this
country is to give public notice that tho
combinations OF European powers where
with the United States are daily threatened
on the continent do not include and never
VIII include Our kindred selves. Blood
shows itself thicker than water in little
ne'ghborly reminders OF thet sort aud the
occasion really does not demand that but
we firmly believe all that the Americans
happen to consider needful will be DONE
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A vPRITABLE DEAN
Man just Returned Frca i
Snya Thai .sa.S

Man just Returned Fros
Says Tint o.
Sharon. Pa. March l5.- Chdtl.x
ager of the Douglas Furnace NJ
yesterday from the Klondlke. Is
thoroughly disguised with III
said:
The news from that Cod.fom1
is greatly exaggerated. Thsph d
truth in the reports sent out 81
scheme for the Transportation i'll
panies to picture only tia lriEitl
story. / was in Seattle for cvesi
had a good chance to investigate bi
of affairs. The Klondike Is vnz
trap and deliberate suicide woulih
bic a thing to do as to travel ~
Chill cot or White Pass. fhen u,
200, 600 people 90 to the gold 1dh I
but 1t is admitted by conservative q
only one out OF every five hunaw
expenses. Out of this imnssA I
hard to estimate how many sal 4
Skaguay they are dying at,tbs - +
five per day and at Lake LhfH.
the average death rate per az
have been taken up Us far soutt
Mr.. Jones advises all those "
idea of going to the Klondiks y y
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DUTY REMOVED.
Bill 10 Admit Naval Supplies Free OF
Any Duty.

Washington, March 5,-Representat,ve
pingley of Maine, chairman of the ways
and means committee Of the house, intro
duced a joint resolution today providing for
the temporary admission free of duty Of
naval supplies procured abroad 1t is as
follows;
Resolved That sues guns, ammunition
and other naval supplies as may be pur-
chased abroad by this government for the
National defense prior to January /, 1899
shall be admitted at any port OF entry into
the United States free of duty.
me bill was reported Immediately by
the ways and means committee, to which
1t was referred 1t was introduced at the
request OF the administration.
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DELEGATE RECOGNIZED.
Cuban representative at washing
ton invited 40 n RcccptIon


tom invited 40 n Reception,
New York, March l5.-Dr. Tomas Es-
'rnda Palma of the Cuban junta in this
city said today: "a consider Quesadas
presence at Vice President tlobarts recep-
tlon to the pelgian prince in Washington
Yesterday was matter OF great import-
ance. He was invited as the accredited
representative of the Cuban republic, to-
stther with The Spanish minister aud other
members OF the diplomatic corps. Quesa-
da's presence under the circumstances as
IN honorca guest is very significant. 1t is
scmI-ofiicial recognition of the Cuban re-
public"
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GETTING our MUNITIONS.
Powder shipped to Key West aud
Rite Gun Ia San Francisco.

TUVUVT SHTUHtU 10 NV WcNf aud a
Rinc Gun Ia San Francisco.
New York, March 15.--At the navy yard
today there was the came activity that has
been apparent FOR the last fortnight The
shipment of 5000 pounds OF powder was
dispatched today to Key west This Ia the
first shipment of the 100 tons of powder
which the navy department is forwarding
from this yard.
6-inch breech loading rifle. intended
for the cruiser Philadelphia, was sent to
San Francisco by an arrangement which
VIII set IL TO Mare Island almost MS soon
ms II 1t had been sent by an express train.
Fourteen mounts for b-lnch guns We're
hoisted on hoard the cruiser Chicago and a
large number OF hands were set 10 work
putting them In place
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THEY RII
MANY PEOPLE
OF An ABSOl.si;
PEPslAASS
Aidic {, Howevs,;
and Facts A.

Stomach troubles q
many cases so obstIr1s.
pie are apt to look ~
remedy claiming nv
manent cure for dyss
Many such pride ihscs' n
Ing g, humbugged. esDss,.,,0s
This lear OF being NY
carried too far; 50 n, 4
persons suffer for yea. = Il!
tion, rather than NM "a
money In faithfully tss,,s.
Preparation 50 rsli1SS
used as Stuart's Dr..
=. Nov n, ', stuart's Dysp,ss'. y!
~ different In one irSs
ordinary proprietary n;
son that they are not
icine, no secret is ma y!
ents, but analysis shos.
the natural digestive sss
tlS pepsin, the digestiss s:
bismuth, hydrastis IA MI.
not cathar,ic. neithe 4. US
fully on any organ. MI
ton on the common IN.
ing the food eaten, proms|.
before It has time q ~ Z!
cause the mischief. I'M i. !!
cret of their success.
Cathartic. pills never 4. Il
cure indigestion and ston INV .
cause they act entirely ~
whereas the whole tro,,bls 4 !.
stomach.
stuart's Dyspepsia TAILS.
meals, digest the food. NJ. ,
lis to it. Food not dfssss }
gested is poison. as It cfeais, !
headaches, palpitatlon q a.
OF flesh and appetite, apd .
troubles which are often M
other name. -
They are sold by drngeI,,, \;
90 cents per package. Addr.
Marshall, Mich, for book \ !,
eases or ask your dnlgkisf a, \
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NAVY ENLISTMENT,
Hundreds in New Orlenns Ready to
Become Sailors,

New Orleans, March 15.-The enlistment
ottice was opened here today, in charge of
Lieutenant Commander Hawley, Chief En-
gineer Webster and Surgeon Persons. Long
before the offices were thrown open several
hundred men had gathered before the doors
anu throughout the morning the crowd in
creased. Among those who presented
themselves for elistment the Officers had
an abundance of good material and all an
phcahts were subjected TO rigid examina.
lions. The promise is that The das,ra,
complement OF mon fer the navy viii sa
easily obtained here. 'e
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SPAIN is oprIMIsrio.
sees Tint Crent Change for the
hettcr Has Taken Place.

hettcr Has Taken Place.
Madrid. March l5.--lt Is said IN well In,
formed circles that the negotiations IN
New York as to the commercial treaty
are paving The way of an understanding
between the cuhan government and the
,nsuisonss on grounds 10 be submitted to
, ,,, nphie government. The aspect Of az,
iai,s has undergone complete charge
anu there Is strong feeling In favor OF
npavs live su,ween the United States and Spain.
W. MIR turzon, parliamentary secretarv
Tor me British foreign office, 10 decl,ns
Yesterday to reply to the question M, ~
tAionael pavitt. anti-parnellito. p,smbcr
~ south Mayo, as TO whether Great prIt'
AIN had Offered TO mediate. wv
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SPANS ADMIRAL
says n Policy of silence Is the Hest
IN BE Observed.

In BE Observed.
London, March l6,-The Madrid CORES.
pondent of the Daily Mail reports an In
teryiew with Admiral Bermejas, minister
or marine, in the course o. whch the mill-
lister said.
me emergencies of the times demand
tnat me government pursue a policy of
siiehee' and we should not be doing our
guy II we initiated the Americans In pub
nshihg information as fast as received.
only TO deny it the following dav
Admiral Bermejas declined to affirm mr.
aehy that the Spanish government had
purchased the Chilean cruiser O,Hipsins
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flushing Work ON Tornedo nom.

portland, Ore, March l5.-The Wool &
sewicks iron works today received orders
from the navy department to rush work on
torpedo boats Nos 10 and IL. which are
uhaer construction at their shipyards in
this city The boats are now almost ready
70 De launched and 1t is probable they can
DC completed within two months.
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GENERAL MILES TALKS.
Hopes There Will be No War but if If Comes
Wants 1t Sharp and Decisive

Warrington March
quot Of the Second
ever so nuch
against hhg might lead us
uch say IN favor OF
maintain
into conflict without
take but when
slumoring hope there will
pared so that the conflict should be decisive"
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spain After priynteers.

Madrid, March l5,--Ihe correspondent
oNa Miiitare announces that the pour par
Tors have occurred between the govern
ment and the Compania Transatlaptica
win view Of arming the company's
steamers as men, of-war.
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Did. on prnien,iIa.

washington. March i5.-Atstracts OF h,ds
FOR furnishing the war department VII,
projectiles to the amount or about sson ono
were completed this afternoon. The ~ ~
department will probably make lis cno ~
tomorrow 80 ehoies
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New York March ia draft Of th,rt,
throe mon for the Columbia ana MINES No
lie at Leagnc Island was sent OF from 81.
iirookiyn navy yard today They ws,.
,akfi. orr BY navy yard tug ana semi y,
Jersey city la charge OF Warrant offlcs AZ
Peter Ward. o'''eeT
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spain'. Flcet. NInYInn.

Madrid March 15-The Spanish tornado
hotiiia which sailed from cadis on sundav
last ostensibly for Porto Rico Wi, ~.
rall there for provisions. etc ~,
afterward leave for Havana anu WI
spanish hotilla will soon start for c,b.u
Porto Rico. s'a''onel a.
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EnlI.t.aents nd nnllns.

Dallas, Texas, March 49, The local "a
ervlting officers Of the United states army
enlisted five good men toiey The Twenty.
third regiment is entirely filled ana mo
n'en enlisted today viii be sent To "a
= Lsra - where they VIII receive their as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16

If THE BABY IS currlssa
be sure and use that old inS
remedy, Mrs. Winslows s ~ \
for children teething. II soo,1e II
softens the gums, allays W.
wind collie and Is tho per-
diarrhoea.
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Original pensions have been W.
Kelly of Hornsby, Sc; 10 Susan
Forester, Mexican war wlou''
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Of 1900, and bis colleagues y,Aa1
the general COMMISSIONS MAs
todas, NJ. Picard promised n
would be neglected to give a, n
Opportunities for their disp)si. r.
grounds for that purpose Nj
at Vinoennes. y n n
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TO CURE a COLD y ~ 4.
Take Laxative Bromo ou. ma
druggists refund the mon' S]
cure; a5c. The genuine bss I
annh fahlat -

Remember we have cure9 ~ ~
and Chronic diseases that eAS 1
cured al the hands OF some - ijif1
,s,s and physicinns In tnr ~
Proof Of this statemsht, ,ssases
BLOOD AND SKIN n n
ples. Scr0fula. Blood sfate 4 "
arlsine from an impurs ~ Z
cor,,,istely eradicated tr9@a n nINl
KIDNEY AND n,s11r.
weak Back, Pain in Side uH:SiIG 4
IN Iy,,ns. brickdust. or TssSi7
~ u,in treouenly OF; BrlsHt5k
u W A.. aas es OF the bladder 49,
~, ANIMATE Diseases, biooo.,s
vl,Inoccie Tenderress. ,Ss..,9s -
II Organs, and pies, ~ sreu
w,thout- pain or detentvaS srin9 ~
LADIES. II you are 10 ~
,,s1sing aiiment pecuiins -
should call on Dr. Ha'ns
deis,Y. per,ons who may y
.on.,,t IL az once. ~ on
guarantee TO every ops
'r; Mail Treatment slysdAs ~
tom blanks. az 90
skin diseases. No, : ~ ,, 49, r..
Address or call 20 VOW n
DR. HATHAWA,
a37 81. ChszS
~ or 200 -
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Dennis j. Canty, formerly cltit ", Is
state commerce commission apa w
with Herman Van Sender, pn..
to Secretary Carlisle IN the 49,
tion, III the stock and grain PIN
ness today shot and killed GsI ~
Spectator, In front OF the Eopn 'I. =
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THE vOLuNrEERs WANT AnMs.

s'""y REQUEST. Are R~inx Received
from All Over the Country,
washington. March Is. INSPIRED by the
war sentiment prevailing in many parts
OF me country officers OF State militia or
CARNATIONS have been inQuirina OF n.
wG department a. to alio,ments OF arms.