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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

The press and the city government of
Waco are in beautiful muddle. The
people are divided, ditto, the papers.
The Eraminer few months since op.
posed the election of Mayor Byrd. 1t
Is now fighting the demand Of the Ne.es
and an indignation meeting for his res
signation or removal. They have more
churches and less forbearance with each
other in that town than any other place
in Texas.
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BUTLER TO McvEAGH.
A. Means Of Acc airing wealth Ne
Prefers Stealing 60 MarrysnS I'm .
Rich Family for Money.

A. Means OF Aeqafrfng wealth Ne
Prefers Stealing 60 MarrysnS I'm q
kich Family for Money.
Ben Butler has written diffuse coll
umn to Wayne Mcveagh, denying
certain assertions attributed to him by
McVeagh. Butler says:
On the contrary, WAS told that
although the money was promised IA a
bribe for the desertion, the poor fel
lows did not get II, but were required
further to vote for Mr.. Spofford AS SEN
ator before they conld get even what
Was due them. Now, l don't know
this to be fact, but hope and believe
the senate will ascertain by investiga-
ton in the contest for the senator's q
seat"
Another extract: read In your
letter that you say, Wharton did not
manage or transact any kind of busi-
ness for me- Certainly not bless
your soul You do not call such tricks
~ these business, do you They are
not business, even If you should get
that foreign mission for doing them,
which l hope You will"
"You further say: wharton was a
friend Of Packard All the better in
strument, to get Packsrd's friends
away from him. II was we'll done and
does credit to your training"
Another extract: "Every one has
his own taste in choosing his way to
acquire money; but IL / were Obliged
TO choose one Of two ways-either to
appropriate IL ~ . military command
ant, or TO marry into . family where
WIS neither wanted, nor by which /
should be respected, to get money TO
spend-I certainly should choose the
former, strange as you may think 1t;
because, at least, should have the
money, after having committed dis.
reputable act 10 get IL, and not be liza
Bile 10 be disappointed, as l might be
after | had waited long for dead
mans shoes by the other method
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

FEW days since the telegraph
brought us an account of Dean STAN
leys fiattery of Grant The reverend
dean of Westminster is sadly out when
he speaks of Grants efforts at pacifea.
tion, and he evidently has never heard
that Phil Sheridan and De Trobriand,
at Grant's behest. dispersed by the bay>
onet the peaceful legislature of a soyer.
eign state, or manufactured southern
outrages by the thousand to influence
elections. As pacifcator Grant will
not rank high in history.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

HAYES approach to democratic prin
cipies OF government is a hopeful sign
for the future. We have oil along
maintained that. if perfect peace was
ever restored, and the perpetuity of the
government assured, the country would
be compelled to return to the deathless
principles promulgated by the irnmor-
tai Jefferson, and to which it owes
whatever of progress that has as yet
marked its history.
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a MYSTERY >ulNn.
Part sf th- &C. $780, "a -
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San FKANcsa,-i. 5lar -A-.r.rr
of Tie ~reck 90 l1- sa-- -a-.a--..
tsenrge ~ Mri-ht - o. a.-e n--a.
f"und- HE J. A. ia.il.u usuae-s fl asa..
aud 80 = c.lai-acsFrr "a a.nru a.
~ss rec-sguizs,f "a tte -tr--r. T. 49,.
nimc, FrldAy. Nrr--I-,i .1..l n.r.a-al 4.
Victoria yesterday. IT, tn.r-r -
to-day ssy- -incr th- 1-a---r a.a
has constantly eNat-t - 49, -
until quite r-.-utly a - "A lnaar
tina; there existed q -l1Ee -.rr.ra1 II
the wreck Coma cuu t-----l e. aEa -
periutend@uf % Foltre. tns1 81 l.I1
he boilers Of the sle2nl-Err an ..al-H
and thst -h- t-<Nu O slnk ar a--e.
Captain Ain-isy. sllh = tlrrs - go
state officer- ait f,szseEE-r.. 60 lrs
a boat and tod lgma- a. - 80
deck. % g. In ts-a. H. 49, Hr
people were IN I'D % trl-sf L - rH
means ai snoih-r 49, r. -
and party, seven IN -, ElI-l --aa1-
neAr CAPE -C.-tion- IL r.-n -
nearly naked Ths iu.ila.t- So 60.
blankets % ke.p th~u $50. a -
or t~o after~art- -hr-- - .a..t- 3
Indians came 90 tn -.-1- - e. 80.
Ain-ley offered their i-a.s-r rs- aar-
ired dollar % cnnv~y "a 80 Is-.-s.
81 men % Pot illf-rL fal.r Il r
Indians Nere Nruea wlr1 ua-Eaas
sith which they klllst a. a. s r....
tied stones u the tsa1la-- au.1 - rr.aHa
in deep water Thy r,.ne--f cha r.-=
Of al vsiuzhle-, iucil,il1.g -l.s 49, =
gold watch sn1 chAl1- rs ...zsl
Coma, but todd hin ~ 1e -s-r 49,
narrAte the circuru-tanc-- 49,
kill HE father. Cuala tnlnz- - 49,
people on bard ~ho ~-r- III t-l e.
the time % tie eK .lu-iua 49, 49,
ed ~ the boat ~euf 1u-1 useEF
The prisoner 49, to-day cs1 frll1.sl -
four pri-oner- ~ho He-e rr.1g11 -
the Rocket and ~ No have $50 a--ll
in jail here. and iaentir->l - -. -
belonging - the ul4rlter-r-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

WHEs New Orleans journalists begin
to publish cards, the people over the
lake begin to clear up the different
duelling grounds, and the undertakers
become active at once. They are at it
now. and who the victim will be, is one
OF them things a fellow can t find out
in advance, try he never 80 bard. The
difficulty ia about the Democrats effort
to get into the associated dress, and the
effort Of the members to exclude il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Jesr at this juncsure. everything re>
lating 10 General Ord is Of interest to
Texans. Our readers wiil be surprised
10 learn that he is descendant of
George the Ivth. by Mrs. Fitahsrhert.
In another place we publish the inter
esting item clipped from the New Or
leans Democrat The blood royal Of
England has furnished two illustrious
soldiers 70 Amesics in the psrson ofths
distinguished gentlemen named. and
the lamentsd J. E. B. Stuart. who waa
direct descendant Of Charles Stuart,
ths idolissd hut an6oetunste king Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
OHIO POLITICS.

The Sreenbaek Ceaseasioa Nasssaas~.
afatt ssafe Gteket-G0yeraor Voc nx
Declines 20 Head she Republican
Ticket
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June Tho state
greenback convention, with thirty del
egates, assembled. The resolutions
demand the unconditional repeal Of
the legal tender act, and the relnoniti-
zatiOn of silver. A full state ticket
was nominated, headed by Stephen
johnson, for governor.
Governor Young, who stepped into
Hayes shoes, in letter declining the
republican nomination for governor,
for the election in October ne &, says:
Leading men of both parties agree on
the necessity of remonetizing the old
silver dollar. An expert In finance
says this would be imitation beyond
the widest dreams of the sseeLback-
ers.n
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oSE would as soon expect good out
OF Nazercth. as TO have Paddock speak
q good word for Dallas. But in the
matter of tho Dallas and Wichita, he
has gone off half-cocked, and the road
will be completed even if the great
Fifth ward thunderer does look on the
enterprise with an evil eye. Come
over Pad, old boy, and try one Of them
excursions you have heered" so much
about, and we guarantee that it will
shake the bile out of you As neatly as
dose Of Kansas pills.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THERE are many bitter experiences in
life. II is hard to bury cherished
ambition and with it the idolised OBJ
ject of that ambition. Earthly sympa-
thy is sweet in such case, but how inf
nitely is it short Of fulfilling the object.
The bruised heart aoes no. rebound
from its load Of grief. The tears will
flow all unbidden and vain the effort to
repress Why in Gods all-wise econo.
my were bereavements sent upon his
children7 II may be made clear here,
after, but II Is darkly hidden from earth,
ly perception now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

QuirE large number of papers in the
north have urged Hon. J. W. Throck.
morton, of Texas, for speaker of the
next house of representatives, The
proposition meets with favor also
throughout the South. Let US have the
speaker once, and in the person of the
gentleman named. we would pledge our
head upon that officer being vigilant,
faithful, honest and capable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

SrRAsGERs visiting Texas are ALWAYS
struck with the fact. that while we
raise cotton and sugar, peculiarly south.
ern productions, yet we excel in corn.
wheat rye, oats, barley and fruits.
which are peculiarly the productions Of
the northern and middle states. This
tact is very gratifying one for Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THK prospect for majority for the
Texas and Pacific bill next session,
grows brighter and brighter every day
In fact. many Of the bitterest enemies
Of the enterprise now concede its cer-
tainty. Surely congress will do this
great act of justice at once. because
every hour that fits by convinces us
that the every best interest of the
whole country demands the speedy
completion of this great highway of the
nations.
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NEW ORLEANS NOTES.

Terrific Republican WrAngIe for Pe-
litteai bPoils-DisaGecsf0n Of the Col
erred Eiement-The Legislasive In
vestigasioa.
NEW ORLEANS, June o. Tuesday
the city administration adopted an or
dinanee to the effect that all city work
shall be done by contract. To-day a
large number of city lsborers assem-
bled in front of the city hall, using
harsh language and threatening vio-
lence, but finally disparsed after adopt
ing resolution requesting the mayor
not to sign the contract ordinance.
The laborers apprehend the employ
ment Of negroes IL the contract system
IL revived.
A New Orleans special to the st.
Louis Republican, dated June 4, says /:
The rectangular fight, between the
radicals for positions where they can
secure federal pap, has now assumed
gigantic proportions, and promises,
before the little war u ended, 70
uncover half Of the rAscality Of the
crowd for the past four years. Every
thing centers now upon the custom
house, and the sQuabble for possession
Of that building 10 immense. First,
there are three or four white factions
who claim 1t and are fighting each
other, and now the negro element has
risen up in its mighty force, and
threatens 10 annihilate their white
brethren unlsss they deal out to them
the lion share of the fat places. A
negro delegation have left for Wash-
ington to buildoGe Hayes In the mat
Ter, and are 70 report their success by
telegraph. It II known that this eie-
ment has bean organising s'unionsp
and societies to accomplish their do
signs and b0lldose the collector and
others. But IL doesn't seem yet the
"unions' have had much weight In
conversation with . prominent col.
ored republican politician on this sub
ject he said, when aaked for his views.
that In hts opinion his brethren had
better organise unions TO keep Stamps,
Bureh and few others out of limbo
for manipulating school funds; "for''
said he, "if you ever get to the bottom
history Of that business you will make 9
many OF them 90 sick that they will
leave the state"
The legislative investigation now BE-
ing made shows the most fragrant
frauds committed by the late radical
administration, In which kellogg fig.
ures conspicuously a. state warrant
snatchef.
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AS. TEXAS, SATURDAY. JUNE 9. 1877.

the cavaliers. The house of Brunswick
sent its son into the northern army
and that of Stuart into the army of the
coniederacy. Both won imperishsble
honorsr and both win illustrate grandly
their separate pages of American his
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

UNTIL the Russians get across the
Danube we may expect dry reading in
our foreign dispatches. If they are to
cut throats, in Gods name let them get
at 1t IN earnest, and not spend the time
in billing and cooling across the muddy
river.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

1T Is announced that Mr.. \. @. Hen>
derson' OF Georgetown, has bought the
entire Office of the Waco ReDovt.5 and
VIII soon recommenee the publication
OF the Record. There's no such thing
as keeping Nat down. Success to him.
say We.
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MAIsSHALk,.
Bs.insss Disagreement Beswe cen X. q.
Tarner and n. W Wymaa Ends In she
killing of the Former n ar~hall
Messenger.

special 10 The HersldI
MARSHALL, June III. w. Wy man.
a furniture dealer Of Jefferson, stabbed
X. c. Turner seven times, twice in the
heart, killing him almost instantly.
The affray occurred about noon. Tur-
ner, who was furniture dealer, was a
native Of Indiana, Park county. Basi-
ness troubles sre suggested As the cause.
Wyman was arrested and il in Jail.
The Longview Reporter has been re-
moved here, and appears Saturday
next, as the Marshall Messenger, a
weekly. A. Rogland and Willis Sted-
man, editors and proprietors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
GALVESTON.
Destrucffve Ffre-Loss Estimated ns
Three Million Dollars

Special 20 The Heraid.I
GALVESTON, June 5. Three squares,
bounded by Market, Twenty -first and
Twenty-second streets and the bay,
were destroyed by fire this morning.
Principal losses Grand Southern
Hotel, Seeligson's bank, First National
bank, l.. Il III. Blum, A. c. Crawford
q Co., q. Seeligson 4 Co., Cotton EI-
change, I. c. Ayers, Jacobs & Burk-
hart, I. c. Thompson & Co.. ]. NJ.
Brown & Co., aud +. d. Harrar. Loss
estimated at thee millions. Particu-
lars soon.
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The State Gazette pays high compli
ment to General Ord, but it is one richly
deserved. when it says: "A more dis
Greet. heroic and firm general cannot
be found in the federal service"
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. is wrestling in the
tolls Of bonded debt consisting of
N,lsI 200, and at present the bonds are
ON top.
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CASUALTIES.

FrfEhsful List OF Acefdenfs sn the
PeoDsyIvanfa C0al Ntaes-Nnaaes Of
the Killed and Woapdea.
SCRANTON, Pa, June IA number
Of mine accidents Of q serious nature
occurred in this neighborhood to-day.
At Sittston, in one of the Pennsylva-
MIA coal csmpany's mines, q man
named Dean WAS killed, and another
named James Jordan fatally injured
by the fall of room. A miner named
William Kennedy was fatally injured
In the MI Pleasant slope near this
city. Thomas McCandle had his thigh
broken at Pleasant valley. David Shell
ton was sadly hnr. at Carbondale.
William Thomas was injured at Tupp's
Slope near this city. A man named
Rowan was killed in Bellevue shaft.
ALI these accidents are due to fall of
the roofs in the mines.
Compr0mtse On the Peter AWeeoy-s
ssx nniion Suit.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The Times says
negotiations are progressing In the
SNeeny's six millions suit for q COM
promise on quarter of q million dol
lars. The Times condemns the com.
promise.
When the Peter b. Sweeney case
came up to-day, q conference took
place between the judge and West
brook. 1t is announced that counsel
informed him that arrangements had
been made by which the estate Of Jas.
N. Sweeny, deceased, brother Of the
defendant, agreed TO pay plaintiffs q
considerable sum Of money on account
Of demands sought to be recovered In
the action, and under these circum-
stances IL was deemed unwise 10 press
this trial. The terms of the arrange
msnt, a. conveyed to the Judge, in.
vOlved no concession by o reflection
upon the defendant The court was
then adjourned to October next The
Express says il In probable that four
hundred thousand dollars will be 40
cepted.
New YORK, June John Kelly
stated TO . reporter that Peter B.
Sweeny came back with the Intention
of standing through trial In the courts,
but soon after arriving, having found
that Tweed was negotiating for . set
tlement Of his suits on basis Of $40 Goo
he (Sweeny) set political friends e
work aud accomplished his own treaty
on basis Of four hundred thousand
dollars, one hundred and fifty thousand
cash and the remainder in thirty DAYS
Tweeds release will probably moi
long be delayed now.
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WHISKY, as an excitant will not
down at the bidding of any man. Even
Mr. Hayes is having little trouble
with it. Send for Mckee.
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Impsrssr.' ..a s----.-r - -

NEN lOtSE. Juas A a. -
election held to-'i-y - a. -asar--
and grocer-' eo.rd g trat- 80 e.
lowing s-Etl-ra-E ~-rr -s--t-a -
ident. C. A L.n-. nr-l xac-rr-sl-a1
ID. fGrnures -rSoCt vt-Fr--a1-.E
7. Hsrrinston, thira ics-ss---a-.1 a.
A L.vins-tos-. t--rIh saa--Frs--s-.a
William r. Carp. IL -H-ra.1ss
e0Dmitt~s on tr.as -sts ra-1r.<t-a ~
appear before tbs Ga -a.l--s-.-ss 49,
are Investigating cl-t.zaaa1-s 49,
and farnish tAsaa sItA !. s~ss "a -.
report made ~ -.Ea ccaaaE.-s -
is74. which cover Al ~ <r01a.1s -
before thai oofy-
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CHlcAoo IN. Jsa- 1-sa
N, Csciuns = ru1> ssrn--t-e1l~
eASo, Z. Ia cl lcs<l = h.<s hl1--9G1-
caxo l.. Cinclnnaxt n.
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Hmporaasasa - Pssss Rses Tshsees In
Mavaoa-
HAVANA, June GA decree is issued
which declares that, - the authorities
Of Cuba and Porto Rico have come to
an understanding respecting the In
PRODUCTION Of Porto Rico tobacco into
the islapd Of Cuba, therefore importa-
tioE Of It il allowed at Havana, but It
remains prohibited at all other ports
Of the island. Tobacco, before passing
the customhouse, h 70 be subjected to
strict examination by . competent
person, to prevent the Introduction Of
. foreign article
me nsaasA Debs ef savanuaA. Gs.
SAVANNAH. June ga meeting OF
the orediton of Savannah vas held To-
day. The city Covernmsnt vas repre-
ssnted By the mayor and . full board
a. aldermen. Mr.. w. Z. Walton, ol
Augusta. was chosen president, and
Hsnfy Bsysnt of Savannah, ssers
tasy. Bonds 70 The amount Of 81 49,.
100 were represented, A report of ths
finance committee Was submitted b
the mayor, showing The financial con.
dition Of the cisy. Various resolu.
ttons were sab0iffsd, and the follsv.
ing Anally adoptsd "That . special
committee Of seven bondhoidsn b
appointed By the chairman, Who shai
b eAaRged with the sxAminatioa o
the bonded indsbtsdnss Of The city o
Savannah, and shall ooufer with tn
eity ooanoil Of 6svannah, with . visv
of asosgtainiag whsther any arrange
meat can b arrived 4 = 70 nd In
dsbtednesss and that they rspast, Z
such times - they dsem advisah,s. 3
= general nssting Of rid bondholdee
70 - hsld h 6AvannAh.
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ne Hssseass CsDissl lAss I.sarsse>
Company UAks . Tvonagsg.
NEW HAVEN. June 6.-Ths National
Capitol Life Insurance Company has
transfsrred IT. building In this city,
which cost $455. 900. to the trsasurer Of
the United States, 10 be held - sscu.
rity for claims Of policy holden. The
building b to be held by the
United 6tatss until suhstantistsd bv n
dsposit with the treasurer Of $l5o, 600
In bonds.
Annuaa Eessasa ss Dsrssssss ss ~,
u~W xesA Ceossaa soa Uasssa 1aves
1AAlRoaS.
ALBANY. June 6.-At the annual
election a direction Of the New York
CsauL and Hasssa River railroad,
81, 600 million sharss were voted. The
board = the same - last year, except
! the election OF Frsd K. ysndssbilt 70
all the vacancy eaassd by the death Of
J iCo@medoes Vanderbilt.
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Bought al a Bankrupt Sale nM.Y

a lot sr Alslique Lace Pillsw
s-e Covers, Fine Cushion
levers and Tides, which We
are emerfng ~ Use, 81 and
SO. worth st least dsubse
'he mesey.
La crónica., 1877-10-17
la EXPEDITION
ID E
w Z EF
A'NICARAGUA.
A. NICARAGUA.
COnfesiones de un FiIibustero
POR Ell
CORONEL HORAGGO BELL.
4NAUUVIbh ULI MULES FUh
f. de CELLS,

FL dia siguiente al regreso de
Walker tuvimos una interesente
ceremonis, Ia institution de la BAN
dera ~volcanica de Nicaragua por
n simple bandera azul con una
sola estrells roja en- ell centric. Ia
bardera vieja era azul, blanca y
azul, con tres voleanes en- ell centre,
eiertamente emblematica de la con-
dicion eombustible del pals. La
bandera antigua fue arrojada sin
una palabra y la nueva izada entire
ell estruendo de Ia artillerfa, la m1.
sica de nuestra magnffica banda
uamas he dido otra mejor) ell redo
BILE de los tambores y los vftores de
los filibusteros reunidos. AL liar ell
nuevo pabellon ocurrieron varios
medicines de buen agJiero. Uno de
ellos fue especialmente Significant
Vo, segun ell redactor del Nic0ra-
guense, y fue que Ell hume del quin-
70 eanonazo assemble en- una column
ms recta y Sc congreg0 sobre la ban
uerai de ALI Sc movie en- Inca recta
Use agrupo sobre la cabeza del Pre-
sioente Walker, disolviendose des-
pues hacia los cuatro puntos cardi-
males. Nuestro redactor Official in.
terpreto este como significativo que
oaIo la nueva bandera Walker SUBJ
yugaris TODD ell pats y formaria una
consideration de los cinco Estados
eentro-americanos. Podia haberse
interpretado como signifcando que
Ell gobierno filibustero Sc desvanece-
ria en- hume, como sucedi6, en- efec-
To- pocos meses mas tarde. Sin
emoargo, nos desembarazamos de
Ia molestia de los volcanes. AL dia
sigulente q la ceremonial, marcht
walker con 1900 hombres bajo Ia
hueva bandera para hacer IN nuevc
esiuerzo determinado para .~arrojal
al enemigo de nuestras posicione!
en- Masaya, dejando o gran con.
'ento milo, nuestro battalion pars
guarnecer q Granada. Combatit
uurante tres dias on Masaya, pene
.fo nasta la plaza, quemando todal
las casas tras ST, pero no pudo desR'
iolar al enemigo. Ell quinto dis
volyi6 con Ell cuerpo de hombre
La crónica., 1877-10-17

Jose Garcia de Alva, natural de
Sallula, Estado de Jalisco, Mejico,
fallecio ell % de Julio de 1877, O
la edsd de 81 anos, en- Arizona,
vfctima de VI ataque de NAL de CO.
razon. Dejs tres hijas y tres hijos
que Koran su irreparable perdida.
Sc suplica la insertion de este
anuncio q los periodicos mejicanos,
para que llegue la triste nueva 8
conocimiento de los parientes del
finado. no.
La crónica., 1877-10-17

mas cansado y fatigado que jamas
he visto y al dia siguiente comenzo
la evacuation de Granada. Ell pri-
mer movimiento fue enviar nuestro
battalion a la bahia de la Vfrgen,
embarcando los enfermos y heridos
en- los vapores para ser enviados a
la isla de Ometipu en- ell lago, ST.
guiendo Ell detras y dejando tras ST a
Henningsen con ordenes de saquear
y quemar a Granada, embarcar ell
botin en- los vapores y seguirlo q la
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