Cry OF Mexico, Sept. 22d. 1897.
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The measures pursued. and pursuing against the
Spaniards will produce, think. great changes on
the commerce Of this country, extracting large por
tons of capital and leaving the country very pour
will become more difficult TO effect sales and ex-
ceednsly dangerous to allow credits. In Jasco
the Spaniards have been expelled all soteros, and
those not married before 92l and that in the space
Of twenty days. In Acapulco, they have all been
driven to embark on board such vessels as were in
harbor to their lives many had been assassina
ted, and in Cuennayaca, abnut DAVIS travel from
this they werepursued in the streets with knives and
swords by the Peados. In Zacatecas the salne
and it is proposed in the Legislature of the State of
Mexico. that all, without exception, shall be expe-
ed the State. In fact, the movement appears to be
general, Congress will not pass a law to expel them


the country the several states it would seem are


in league to effect it individually. Many tired of
being hunted down in this manner, have resolved
themselves to leave, and suppose in twelve months
or less, there will not be an old Spanard in the Re-
public. These are the occurrences and news of the
day, from which you can draw your own differences
of the probable future condition of this country. my
own opinion is that things are going from bad to
worse,and a revolution before much time would not
surprise me, which shall end in de'potism- Chroni-
cic