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OBITUARY.
sarou Won Becke.

Baron Won BeCke.
cable telegram announces the death OF this
nobeman. He first appeared prominent soon after
the close OF the last war between Austria and
Prussia, when Baron Beust was appointed
Chancellor OF the Empire. In the organization Of
the Ministry the deceased was made Minister for
Finances december q, 1857, position he filed
with marked ability. To him was due the present
SYSTEM by which the taxes are made to bear equally
upon the inhabitants Of the various countries COM
prising the empire. When he entered the Ministry
the finances OF Austria were in deporable condi.
tion, and the fact OF his placing them on q more
satisfactory footing than they had been for years
previous attests the great financial Talents he
possessed may, indeed, be truly said that by his
death Baron Beust has lost . colleague who was,
next TO hlm, the most successful Cabinet Minister
tnAt Francis Joseph has called to his aid
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A.-ResfOrer America.

DIR. I. j. O'BHIEN:-.
DEAR Sir Truly, like the Restorsr better than anything
have ever before used dressing My hair not fail
out nearly bad did previous to awaiting myself OF your
handsome preparation Il. 5. GOSS, Ashland Hotel.
JUNE IL, 1864
oEA can is that folks would not be with.
out the Regtorer for any consideration.
y. L. DAVIS, i25 East Fifty eighth street.
NEW YORK. Dec. ], 1882
This Ia certify that have used Dr. OBriens Restorer
America and think that for promoting the growth
har and preventing its coming 1t has equal NY sister
has also used and is perfectly satisfied with the result
Miss M. A. WARD, 254 East Ftfty-tbrd street.
DEC. 10, 1869.
The REsTORER AMERICA is to be had al MACY's
stores Thirteenth Fourteenth Sixth avenue At
druggists and the various HAIR EMPoRUMs, O'BRIES's,
g27 Broadway; BURNS 1913 Sixth avenue Others Pre-
pared by Dr. j. OBRIEN, ofce of Works and Wholesale
Depot, 202 East Thirtieth street.
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PARAGUAY.

Lopez Reported Wandering In Brazilian
Deserts.
LISBON Jan. 15, 1870.
The regular mail steamship from Rio Janero ar
rived at this port to-day, bringing late intelligence
from Paraguay.
The dispatches previously received announcing
the flight Of Lopez and the termination OF the war;
are fully confirmed II seems that Lopez did not re-
treat toward Bolivia He was last heard from wan
derng with few followers about the deserts OF the
Brazilian provinces.
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Tho Lenox Library-A GIFT to the Ci,

: Tho Lcnox Library-A Gift to the City.
The latest instance of a growing and COM
mendable disposition on the part of our
wealthy men to make donations during their
lifetime for the benefit Of the people is offered
by the proposed free gift to the city of New
York Of the finest private library in the
United States-a library which Mr.. James
Lenox, of Fifth avenue, has been collecting for
many years with the utmost taste, intelligence
and liberality. Mr. Lenox has won an enviable
reputation as one Of the principal bibliophiles
In the world. Besides its other priceless
treasures his collection includes larger num-
ber Of rare editions Of the Holy Scriptures
and OF various works relative to America than
any in this country, or perhaps in Europe
Together with its valuable paintings and
sculptures, and the rich additions which Mr..
Lenox pledges himself to make to it, and the
still further additions which other wealthy col
lectors will doubtless be stimulated by his
example to give, the Lenox Library must in
time rival even the British Museum and the
.Bs6tothsque Imp6riale, A bill has been intro
duced into the Senate at Albany for the incor-
poration of the Lenox Library, the munifcent
founder of which proposes to convey to trus-
tees block of land in the vicinity of the Park
as site for library building that shall be an
architectural ornament to the city. He will
devote to the erection of this building three
hundred thousand dollars, and as much more
money as shall be requisite. So splendid
gift as the Lenox Library cannot be too highly
appreciated. great public library is in
itself a true university for the people. 1t is
only to be hoped that the trustees of the insti-
tuition will administer it with such wisdom that
1t shall be readily accessible at convenient
hours to citizens Of all classes.
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MAlNE.
The Belfast and Noosebend Lake Railroad.

The Belfast and Moosebend Lake Railroad.
BELFAST, JAM Is. 1862
The Belfast and Mo0sehead Lake Railroad Com
pany voted unanimously to issue nrst mortgage
bonds for s150oOO the road bsd costing $780, oOo
and second mortgage bonds for the remainder.
Ex-Governor Crosby, Judge DlcKerson, OF
the Supreme Court, and Mr. w. Paine
Esq. OF Bangor, were chosen Trustees,
Mr.. v. Y. Nlckborn, late State Treasurer was here
to-day IN consultation with Captain Buckland engi
neer OF the Penobscot Bay ana River Railroad. The
survey finds the distance from Rockand to Winter.
port to De hfty miles.
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The Ministry and the Press Law.

The Ministry and the Press Law.
PARIS Jan. Is, 1870.
It is reported that at a Cabinet meeting held to.
day 1t was unanimously resolved to continue the
prosecutions against tue volators OF the press law
Yesterday M. Emile olivier created sensation by
urging, in his great speech before the Council
d'Esat that offences against the press law be sub
mitted to jury To-day the project was brought
before the Corps Legislatif. Judgments in the
matters Of the press will be deferred until vote can
be taken on the subject In the Corps.
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CITY PoLITICs.-We present in another
column an interesting review of the state of
the political market in this city, which will be
found comprehensive and to all the parties in
terested of special moment, and to the general
reader of interest, showing, as it does, the
working of the several political cliques and
parties.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Heavy RainstOrms-Favorablc Crop Pros
pects-The Town OF La Porto Destroyed
by Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA, 1870.
The rains for several days past have been quite
general throughout the Pacific states and the pros
poets for the crops most favorable There Is no
longer reason to apprehend danger to the growing
grain In this State from want or rain.
The snip Chieftain has been placed under the Sal
vador nag anu her name changed to the Clotilde.
Jacob BenJamine, executor OF the estate OF Frank
Decatur Forrest deceased, minor leir of Joseph L.
Folsom. has commenced suits OF ejectment against
Rancho de Los Americanos In Sacramento county.
The property s valued at $3.50, OOO
The town OF La Porte, In this state, was nearly
destroyed by 1re on the llth OF January.
Flour, 81 62k . Is so. Sxlos OF choice wheat at
81 s6. Barley for brewing has advanced to 81 Is
81 IS. Legal tenders, $50,
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A Fatal Quarrel.

ROCHESTER, jan Is, 1870.
Yesterday afternoon, In the town Of Rose, Wayne
county, two men, named respectively Samuel Olto
and Walter Graham, while chopping In the woods,
had an alteration In which Graham nit otto on the
back Of the head with an axe, killing hum almost In
stantly. Graham has been arrested.
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m ID.

RAFFxRry-On aasuraA Y, January Is, JAMES
hAffERTY, aged "a years, natNo Vi Mayuoosus
county Kildare Ireland. oo.,.
Ihe funeral Will take place 4 'om NO. $50 East SIX.
teentn street on MonSar arter ,on, at one O'Clock.
hin nnds friends are requested to attenA sao ioherai.
Duo''h tlreandl papers please COZ vnnaos,
lFOr other Deaths see Ninth. f"ye.I
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NEW YORK.
Gas Explosion I'm Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Jan. Is, 1870.
While number or men were engaged this after
noon at plumbing In the new building erected last
summer by the gas company OF this village and
using an open fire In their work an explosion OF es-
capped gas took place. slightly inurlng some OF the
workmen and causing damage to the building or
about ~, 500 The shock was at first thought to be
an earthquake The supply or manufacture OF the
vas Is not nterruDted
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ROME.
Progress Of the Council.

Progress Of the Council.
ROME, Jan. Is, 1870.
The discussion which has been going on for sew.
eral days in the Ecumenical Council on the subject
Of ecclesiastical discipline was continued to-day.
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o,Sss. Ridge Lowndes county, Ala, CLAIMS the
Eiues' E innabtant In the State HIS nam. v hoDen
DAVIS He is 1o3 years Old MA Youngest sOn Is eighty
years y od and his grandson Jesse Peraue, forty
never wears spectaces. ~
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AUSTRIA.

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Death Of tho Minister of Finance.
VIENNA, Jan. Is, 1870.
Baron G. Won Becke, Minister OF Finance is dead,
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Hazard & Caswclps Cod Liver OIL i. tho Be.,

BntchclOr's Hair Dye Does Not Contain
iead or vitac poison 10 harmless aud instantaneous
Bond street. Established 80 years. -
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Better Marry Than Go To HeiI.-st. Paul,
VII chapter 9Th Go and hear George Francis a
IAmmany tonight, preach on the text, "0id Fogies"
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Cltement or uneasness.
Heavy Gales ON the Const-Marine Disasters.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16, 1870.
The heavy gales along the coast continue and
disasters to the shipping constantly coming to hand
The following reports have been received of dis
aster to vessels engaged In the American trade-The
"Genconse," from San Francisco for Liverpool, ex-
perienced heavy weather on the 7th; shifted cargo
and was badly damaged.
The ship Kenilwortn, Captain Austin, from New
Orleans December for Liverpool, was totally lost
or Patrick's Causeway. Eight Of the crew were
saved.
The Johan Martin, from Falmouth FOR Philadel-
phia sunk at sea on the 31st OF December In longi-
tude a. No particulars.
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TRLRGRAPhIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Paris Tranquil and the Radical Press
Under Control.
Marine Disasters ON the Brit
ish Coast.
Death the Austrian Min
lister of Finance.
THE WINNIPEG WAR.
The Sioux Indians on the War
Path.
Fears for the Safety Of Ameri-
can Settlers.
The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
Ratified by the Mississippi
Legislature.
Protest Of Georgia Senator Against the
Military Board of Inquiry.
FRANCE.
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Paris Tranquil.
PARIS, JAM Is, 1870.
The city Is Tranquil
Action Against Radical AgitatOrs.
PARIS. Jan. Is. 1870.

Action Against Radical Agitators.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1870.
The government authorities announce their inten.
ton to bring action against the propretors OF the
Re0,Tne, revolutionary organ. for violation OF the
press law. That paper has violently attacked the
government lately.
Two journals in the provinces will also be proceed
ed against Immediately for the same cause.
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!, An Infailible Remedy for Bright's Disease,
scrotua Cancer and all impurities Of ths blood-Ths Ms.
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A.-MF. Matthew TIA yi0r, OF Fifty.fOurtE
street. New York. saysFor number OF years my has
Deen failing out, but SINCE using BARRYs TRICOPHER.
GUS Ar monhs the falling had ceased and the hair be-
street. A's''
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Watts' Nervous Antidote.-Wnrranted to
cure rheumAtsm neuralgia and all diseases; head
ache instantly Sold BY all druggists Wholesale, J.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

MurtauRh's Celebrated Dumb Walters, Man.
uactured only at 34 Broadway Thirty seventh street.
notice. JAMES MURrAU0H
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RATES OF DISCOUNT FOR TICKETS
:. tickets, 3d. tickets, IS. ID tickets, $40
No greater discount than will be made on any larser
amount OF tickets. "'
Persons ordering tickets advised send money By
draft Post office money order by eIpress or In regered
letter.
Address all communicatonst TO
H. II. robson,
Lock boz No 2l6,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prizes will be delivered al the principal office, IN West
Third street, Cincinnati forwarded by tho
after the DIR swing
lis. Of the numbers drawing prizes win be each
ticket holder,
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N.-NevcrmOre !-It Is All Over With the old
hair dyes and other coong that many
preen0us have long drought sorrow To grav
har kevermore viii they found toilets of psopls
who think and compare Eevermore will any article save
be used BY and women OF senss who wish 10
restore to their gray locks the color and OF their prime
Nevermore VIII the prudent clot their hair with sush
tion regns supreme. =" r'Sf.'-
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A.-Golden Hair.-Robare,s

a.. AukEOLINE, OR GOLDEN WASH
ns only harmless preparation for giving the Hair
sunny hue or golden shade much sought after Two or
nrce applications will produce the beautiful golden color 40
mnG2 admired Solo agents for America, CASWELL, HAI-
AhD1 CO., corner Broadway and Twenty fourth street,
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Abnormal Rubicundity, Unnatural Hedre..
OF the nose or face di.hEursd with black PIN.
beautiful counenance This annoying personnl sueton n
positively cured by Dr. b. c. PERRY, Al bond street N
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sA.o-H. Vi. RObesOn,s
FOURTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
will take place
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25 1870.
Books close at / P. NJ. drawing beginning atsPM
will take place

Books close At r. NJ. drawing beginning atsPM
The three previous drawings given entire sa,sfacsoa
to the people OF the West who have bought largest mum.
Der OF tickets and drawn the most valuable prizes.
There were few ckets sold in New York city tho last
drawing that was made December a. The following are the
names OF persons that drew prizes:--
j. r. Myers Carroll place, cash prize 81 900 90
Henry A. Jones' 81 Marion street, cash prize 500 90
George Nivens 222 Division street, cash prize 100 OV
Charles T. Helm, Stanton street. cash prize. l0J o.
e. Clapp No West Fourth street, gold watch. 800 %
NJ Miller " s. Marks place, gold watch. l35 %
j. GAskei 70 Charlton street. American silver OO
LIST OF PRIZES,
Capital prize $4,000 In Gold. d................ $500
Prizes OF &3U00 In 0resnbacks. ............ 6,ON
Prizes Of 1000 in Greenbacks. 6,ooO
Prizes OF lu00 In 1000
10 Prizes Of 500 in Greenbacks ............. 5000
~ Prizes Of loo In GrssnbAoks. ............ 5000
Seventy cash prizes amounting 10. ......... HSl 600
~ GOLD Watches Swiss movements, @200 each... $l608
80 Gold Watches, Swiss movements $3.50 each... lsO0
20 American Gold Watches $l40 each 42nO
~ American Gold Watches $l25 each .......... $500
e0 American Silver Watches x46 EACH ....,.... $500
i0O Anchor Silver Watches, $25 each. 1900
y07 Watches amounting in value to......,,.. 1924 900
Solitaire Diamond Ring weighing ~ karats..... $3.50
Solitaire DiamondlRing sweighing LIDO $3.50 each l5D0
Solitaire Diamond Rings weighing >jdo. 500 each 500
q Solitaire Diamond Pins weighing do, 4l76 each 700
l3 Diamond Cluster Rings $500 each. $40
~ Diamond Cluster Rings 8260 each. $3.50
h2 DIAMOND Kings and Pins valued at $3.50
Y fuu sets Diamond Jewey, S700 each. ... $500
half sets Diamond Jewcry $500 each ... $500
haif sets Diamond Jewelry, $io each. 1880
% Diamond Sets Jewelry valued at Sla TOO
I0W Gold Enameed Bracelets, At Hl0 each 10000
Total number Of prizes, l455 valued 4g7 400
The number OF tickets issued for this drawing limited to
100000. :
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ENGLAND.
Reports from Paris.

LUNDUN, Jan. 10, 1870.
Private letters received from Paris to day mention
the restoration OF tranquility and the absence of ex
CItement or uneasiness.
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Treasurer Spinner holds In trust as security FOR
national bank circulation s342 425 $50. and for pub
lie deposits Sls 900. Mutilated bills burned dur.
ing the week, $le7,23o; total amount burned,
Sl9o76 l37 Bank currency issued for bills destroyed
during the week, $2le,11O; total amount issued
therefor, $ls.Oo5, 200; balance due for mutlated
notes. $169937. Bank circulation outstanding at
this date, $299, $50, s37 Fractional currency re.
deemed and destroyed during the week, $685., 100.
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Protest Of q Georgia Senator Against the
Military Board of Inquiry.
FRANCE.

Paris Tranquil.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1870.
The city Is tranquil.
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The Sioux Indians on the War
Path.
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MISSISSIPPI.

1H1' aeda rI
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Revenue Department.

Mr.. L. B. Church and Nr. Samuel Hurt,
accompanied BY their wives and Miss Hath.
away, neice of Mr.. G., arrived In Helena on
Saturday last. Mr.. Church 10 y. 8. Inter.
nal Revenue Asscssoro of Montana, appointed
By the President ~ successor to Mr. Evcrts,
and took charge OF the Office on the coll
last. Mr.. Hart win succeed to Mr.. Gilbcrts
plaee - Assistant Assscseor Ia the Helena
District ~ soon ~ his appointment IL made
hy tho Department. Mr. Church was one
Ut the twenty-five Detectives of the U. &.
Revenue Department appointed . year ago,
and held the position until The recent g.
pointment Mr. Hart has boon assistant as
SCISSOR In one Of The principal Chicago Dlvi
sions, resigning 70 accompany his friend
II b supernueus to odd that they understand
sheir business thoroughly. Having mc'
he gentlemen In Helena, Il Is but fair to In.
sssduec them with our Impressions affirm
Ing the previous report, that they arc tho
sUugh business men; courteous, social and
tempesase-men who win administer thei,
ol1ecs impa<tially and crsditably- Per.
sssally, win The Good WIN and esteem Of on,
psoo1s; and, II We may judge, will becoml
saaasorsd Of this mountain land, and call ],
''homs" many .. year hsnca We trust 4
- them On The West Side before getting
firmly and finally sealed down II Helena
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PMhs = as.sa Ths ~ pss 10 sov ds.aaad'ae hi
eosvlefioa.
Ths female hsokesa voodnnn, Claaia ca, hav'
abandeaed ~ starting 4 weekly pap9 70 advoea.'
womaa's suffrage and support woodhun Tor u rses
ideney! ~ -
Washington, April 1s-The argument On the legal
tender decision before the supseme Court nas eees
Postponed until next Monday on secsant oe thu ID
sesse Il counsel and Jsdgs Bradley.
Tie Senate today conlrned Joha 7'sus - Cn'e'
Justice, and Charles Twesd - Associate q the 81
prsme Court Of Arizona.
In the Senate williams from the COMMITTEES on
Public Land, reported with amendment, The bill e
aid the construction Of railroad and Telegraph from
the Columbia river to Great Salt Lake.
Tho loss by the DIRE At Nedina, Ohio. 10 over esq.,
600; insurance $4,000
Washington, April ls-Genesal Batter proposes "a
offer IN the House bill abolishing the Income TAI
and instead thereof assessing five per cent Of tho In
tercst paid On all invested capital including National
and State bonds on al loans running longer IMAM ons
year, dividends Of bank and insurance companies
railroads. ETC. and mortgages, leases and rents one pea
cent On succcssions lcgacss, deeds gft other than
from charitable purposes when the property fals "a
one next in blood and not Of the collateral branch;
per cent. when q stranger or corporation All THESE
collections to be made BY stamps He also purposes
to Tux the manufacture and sale ofspituous and Ter
mcntcd liquors; and to abolish the once OF ASSESSOR
and Assistant Assessors OF Iascrna Revenue and a.
tablieh such other Offices for the collection Of tax on
whisky and tobacco ~ necessary; and to repeal Al
other internal taxation. 49,,
Judges Bradley and st.on: have sold their stocks
and win sit on the legal tender case.
The resignation Of Judge Advocate Swain, U. 9. A.,
has been accepted.
New York, April ls-A the annual meeting Of the
Tammany Society tonight VIM NJ Tweed was elected
Grand Sachem Oakley Hall heads the list of Sachcms.
The steamer SILICA arrived at New York April 10.
and brought the remains Of Buringame, in charge Of
his eldest son. The Chamber Of Commerce attended
as IN escort to the body from Hoboken to the Boston
boat. The Union League Club Committee from Bos.
ton will accompany the remains there.
Chicago, April ls-A communication from General
Sherman, relative to the contemplated Big Horn cx
petition, was received at Sheridans headquarters to
day. Sherman states that he ID now authorized BY
the President to say that the expedition will be per
mitted to start from Laramie or Cheyenne, provided
the leaders sign an agreement with the commander
that they will not trcspass on the reservation OF tho
Shoshonc and Snake Indians and arc not to 60 North
Of the boundary line OF Wyoming, East Of the BIZ
Horn Mountains 1t is also to be expressly stipulated
and understood that the expedition must not expcc,
any military aid protection for settlements which
they may establish, nor for mines they may open.
heavy frcshet prevails in the eastern rivers this
week.
EN- Ycrgcr, Of Jackson, Mississippi, has been re
leased on $1,000 bouds.
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A MUSEUM AT OMAHA.-Under the aus
pieces of Superintendent Hammond, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, and DR.. II. Latham,
the surgeon of the line, (says the Chicago
Republican, museum is to be established
1t Omaha, which will contain specimens of
every product, both natural and artificial,
which Is to be found In the region contigu-
Gus to the road, from the initial point to the
western terminus. The exhibition of min
erals will demonstrate the richness Of tho
country in that direction; while the agri-
cultural, botanical, and geological speci-
mems win prove OF great utility in guiding
the pioneer to productive sections of tho
country. There Is already large collec-
ton of minerals from various mines in the
Territories, and from sections concerning
which but little Il yet known. Dr.. Latham
gives the most encouraging statements
about gold, silver, iron, coal and salt The
Iron 10 Of . very superior quality and II
found in great abundance. Gal Is found
oil through the mountainous country, and
from the borders Of Mexico to the British
Possessions, and covers an area OF two
hundred thousand square milea The Wyo-
ming coal y among tho richest known,
rangin In percentage Of carbon from nifty
ninc to seventy three. Tho nucleus Of ,
museum Il already created, that may b the
richest In the world In the productions Of
the Great West H@a sffts 4 #a'