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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
PACIFIC G T.
ESPECIAL TO TEE ErzExA DAILY sExrrsxI.
CALIFORNIA


san FeAScIsco, Soyeanbsr II.
Eureka Con. declares = dividend Of 81.
Bodis declares 4 dividend u &c cents.
Independence levle~ All assessment O! Is
cents. delinquent December 18th.
Grown Poin, and Beleher have each
levied sn assessment 81 one dollar.
The Supreme Court to-day reversed the
judgment Of the lower conrt in the Debris
suit u Keyes vs.. the Little York Gold
Wasting and Water Company. on the
ground q the mizjciuder ~ parties, AID
directs . remitteur 70 Issue forthwith.
The Coroner's Jury in the case Of Peter
soD, found shot through the heart on
Mary street on the 18th ulfimo, after tax
ing a great deal 81 evidence, finally failed
to fix the responsibility for the homicide,
and returned an open verdict. II was
shown during the inquest that the affzirG
Of the deceased were In q desperate condi-
ton, and that he had threatened suicide.
The smash In stocks this morning was
v~ariousiy accounted for. the general opin-
ion seeming to be that the diamond drill
has struck something ~unfavorable, though
many hold 10 the contrary, aud assert lhat
insiders are breaking the market 10
load mp.
During a severe norfher al Antioch, Sun
day morning. three San Francisco sports
men attempted 70 eross the river in q sail
boat. After crossing safely, and while
skiriing the shore, the boat capsized, and
one man named Risener, proprietor Of the
drug store on the corner Of Sixth and Mis-
sion streets, was drowned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

We nsy a. sell sake up 70 a realization
he fset that Bsrafd Is 70 ~ the Demo
cratic standard bearer in 1850. A mat
tsrs nos look he is almost certain 20 be
nominated Democratic s~e.iinsnt IN tbs
Eass seems to be drifting aIrDos; wholly IN
the direction u the Delaware genat0r.
Tie Sostbern leaders, especially, are de-
serfing TlIden. With the eIeepsion Il tie
COurier-JournAl. about all II the repre-
sentative Southern journals hare pro-
B0anced for Bayzrd- In South Carolina
n=s.r.4a and Batter arc working for a
Bsyzrd delegation 70 the National CoHFen-
ton. In Maryland. senztors Bhyts and
Groofne have znBonneed themselves sOE
Bzysrd- In Georgia. GordoD and Hill are
working Ia Bayzrd's interests. In xissl<
siypL be5ztgr Lamar j. dong al be czD-
Ransom and y2nce, of North Carolina,
jones. u Florida. w.ther. q Virginia. Hzr-
III ard B2iiey. u TenBessse. ard A2Isy.
81 Texas. have &Iso deel2red for Bzgzrd.
This would seem 20 g~n2E21tee q sold south
for him In the National Coavenaoa- And
We knox u no enc befser calculated 70 lead
the Democratic heats 70 victory in 1850
than Senator Bzy2rL He is the model
statesman Of the United States There Is
not a blo.eh either On his private Or psblse
character. There Is, in fact. 30 pubic
man in America azzins: whom 70 lille can
be said He is ~eTery1bsre regarded By al
classes a. the generalization d honor AID
highminde1Dess. Hy position On r5o.s
public questions engaging the stseation Il
the country il zlso correct and &eeeptzbIe.
During all Of the discussion in the Con-
gress Of tie finance question he neyer once
yielded one joi Or title II his hard money
convictions. The rzg-bzby cznnos be laid
at his door which makes hsn especially
available in Sez York and other Eastern
States. He stood right on the Chinese
question. a fact which VIII help him zish
the workiugmen u the Pacific Coast. All
in all, We doubt if the Democracy can scare
up q better or more available candidate for
the Presidency than Senator Bayard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
NEVADA
An Unfortunate AFFAIR in reno.

RENO, November II.
A respectable citizen. named s.. NJ. Oaks,
was killed last night at 10 o'clock by Mrs.
DR.. T. n. Snow. The man was very deaf,
and called to get the doctor, who was away,
to go and see his children. Mrs. Snow
could not tell who it was, and called out to
bin, but he, failing 10 hear, did not an
s@er. He walked up aud down the porch
for over half an hour, stopping to rattle
the door a. he passed IL. Mrs. Snow kept
calling, and her three children. CRYING
from fear, excited her more. She said at
last, in az loud a voice as she could, go
away. or / will shoot you through the
door" He paid no attention, and abe shot.
striking lin in the breast. He stepped
out into the street and fell down. diving al
most immediately. The community blame
Mrs. Snow very little. Oaks was q large
property-holder and leaves q wife.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

An Idiots work.

PORTLAND, November IT.
A distressing accident occurred on Lewis
River, Washington Territory, yesterday,
resulting in the almost instant death 81
Mrs. Andrew Willard. 1t seems a young
man named Fisher, a relative of the FAM
lily. was engaged cleining out a shotgun.
Surprising the weapon was unloaded.
Fisher began to amuse himself by swapping
csps at Mrs. Willard aud a young lady
named Miss Brit. who was visiting at the
house. Both women begged Fisher to de-
sist. which he declined TO do. thinking IL
funny TO fsist;cn them. While SO en-
gagged tia weapon was discharged. The
fall charge took effect In the body " Mira.
Willard. killing hor instantly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

THE dividend Of the Eureka Consoll-
dated Mining Company for the month end
ing On tie Goth inst. has been fixed At 81
per share. This il = falling OF Of 81 from
last month. but ii mnst not be regarded As
indicating q decline in the productiyeness
81 the mine. We take IL 70 mean that the
sinking Of the new shaft has been finally
agreed upon by the Board Of Directors.
and that q large surplus is to DO carried
over from month 70 month 10 meet the ex-
penses d the work. In this view we are
disposed TO look upon the reduction u the
dividend as q very encouraging circum-
stance for the future veal u Eureka dis
trict. The estimated cost Of the new shaft
Is $500, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
DEATH OF A ONCE NOTED wo-
IAN.

A most remarkable woman died IN
Washington the early part Of last ~eek-
q sort Of link between the present and the
historic past. Il was Mrs.. Margaret Eaton.
once the wife Of Gen. John II. Eaton, Sec
rotary u War under President Jackson,
and the yeritabic Peggy" whose social
status broke up Cabinet and CANE near
destroying In Administration. She wac
born st Bladensburg. Maryland. and Yves
81 years Of age az the time Of her death.
She first married an officer Of the navy
named Tinberlake. After his death she
married Gen. Eaton, and became famous
as PM Of the most beautiful women q the
period. In her DAP Of glory she was more
widely known aud ce,sbrz.ed than
Madame Patterson onspare. During
Jackson's administration she did the hon-
crs Of the White House. Mrs. jackson be-
Ing az invalid. and exercised 10 eminent
an authority that she made and unmsde
Cabinets At her pleasure. She WA poiisi-
cally and socially the meat famous woman
La Americs. and will eyer stand alone ~
such, for the existence of any parallel Ia
nowadays An utter impozsibility. After
the death Of GenersI Eaton, and when she
was a grandmother. Mrs. Eaton was for .
third time married 10 an italian dancing
master, naned BachignaDl, who afserward
eloped with her granddaughter. taking 3
good share Of her money. and rent TO
Italy. where he lived in afluence. Mrs.
Eaton ha. resided IN Warrington ever since
her desert!on by her italian lord. and has
AT times actually suffered for the necessar-
lea Of life. In q romance. written some
years ago BY Mr.. LssselIe. entitled Mag
delsn, tie EnchAnsress." shs figures IS the
heroine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

NEr fOKE, SOvembfr II.
A litter from syrac1se % the Herald says
Efforts are Icing nA1e, With prospects u
seccess, 10 harmonic the conflicting sle-
nsents II TIE Democratic party a this
state, hzsing the indosseEseuf a Senstor
Herman. Judge consfock, judge Pratt,
Editor Purcell and eK-Senzsor Rains have
held . conference upon ~ SUBJECT A
e0nferesce u All The ie45ing Democrats u
the STATE. ~ i4ke action IN The natter. -
% Re called !: Utica EIGyTernOr SEP
nsOar wzs approached Bpoa the subject n
becoming lie DenaerStic ezBdidzse for
The PresDency. bat p~ere-nYsOrlly destined
zjshosgh urging harmony IN 0zd-r 10 -
cure the State 10 tie UsznDcr1cv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

NEw IoEE- November II.
The spscul2, We mania continued M
diminished On Saturday IL the STOCK Ex-
change. TIE recorded transactions Aggre-
gated In the vicinity Of $4,000 shares.
The brokers are overwhelmed with orders
from all oyeF tie country, q considerable
portion Of them being from pcrsons who
who neyer dealt in stocks before.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
THE TAXES Of THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC.

Yesterday sa the lat day for the pay
roenf a taxes in this State nithoat incur
ring the penalties provided b. Izw for B0n-
payment. The Central Pacific Railroad
Managers 2llOsed their taxa to become
/ d-eisDqss5s 0s sszsS ns4sh sfses IN isfs
eosnsy. This naeans a Ggbs in the Courts.
The nes SIN due Eareka e,zSsy from tie
railroad IL approximately $500. II may
Coz; "a gate A. usucb ~ i doe - collect
IL That We vii eeileet il ID he end. how
eyeT. does not. asd should nos. zdmis II =
d01bt- TIE question involved that u
ssl1sfion, he been Iirigx.sz ever and over
sg4n ia shb State, zlssg.rezlang4gsi1ss
the railroad o~oaFzuy. Tie increased val
1z;ion Il tie main u1ek ff1za s pf
n se - $500 PER mIe l. xAzs tie rzsir0zd
magnktes e5lees 70. Pzrzly - a qsetoa
u polry, !. sosL probably Lave ken a.
vel i car TAX ssy had h@a zzed a. a
higher rate TIA &szstslng Il a b#g v4l-
us.sOa Al rad We EgaA hare dsrvs5
A. mzeh Ts11s frD@ sL Cea.r4l PAei&
By TIA. wAsa1 AZ we stat nSR. and With
ozs lie expense ard d4Esy as-ezg : lzp
szis. Tia ss p4 a - C
ssoasr c4@peI Al shs l4e Ia @y R1s
m1de L4&t ss-1zg BIT zss1 A. Il j. PER
haze A. wl shas shss4 sASL te 20 szr-
fhsr sezrzzg u tbs z2sssy- The Ce
sral PAelse i A1nAantsy aS@ 20 par ~
zss sA2re 4 The Ee ar 1a5 IS
n@ss k za5s - % 70 a = ~
he. Tie re q E-re2z eszAF have
sxerssd ,aeEslrss - E@vv Es % zes
this yzzrs taxa TT arr = 70 -oed
5ass now 70 s1bzs saz . ~
q the CeatyL Pace EaErsaL
We do aos hisrs Las tx r1reaz Ee=
into shz 6gbs bszg - VIA Il > zn
IN the nature q : EzE We hare s =
nla Of railroad q Ezrss4 eszz Eu
znd Bauks3s have ~ aazt 80
nilea. Ek0 Ard H1zi ssA 2SAe-e q
the old s~,o0laogr rae x razasz. Il
the railroad oolpzay did pSs skow
against ozF 2aE4aas aa gzis fsF Thai
tie couniias nzz1ez Eoztz fow skis an
other year. IL i 70 basz sGee@ e5zns@
in cbeek-to kesY sh- dgsn 70 b@lnok
a. it were, IA fLer estimate q liz
yalae q rziirosd property that ws are
compelled to hare rsegagse 10 the Courts
to collect zkAs = rzy AID legally dzs
Es. Lei u hog@ sEzi or lozl &ufhgrir
will deal with tbs Eas- with that degree
Of yig0r ph5eh tie stee = car szzss and
the importance q tie cz4 demand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

GENERAL BurLEs represents himself. in
9 recent interview, a. fghing the battles Of
10000 wo~rkingmen, who, he says. are dis
francbissd through the educational and
property-qualiication clauses in the Con-
stitution Of Massachusetts. He arrives at
the number who are thus disfranchised by
estimating thus:
According to the State census u 1875.
there were Isl ,1i3 names on the tsx list.
The largest number Of votes ever polled was
255.s . lat the Presidential election Of
1876. Now 25s. $50 from $780, 900 leaves
"a. 900. Take another fact. The popula-
ticn Of Massachusetts Il 1854. 800. The
voting rtroDgtho u Ohio. for example. where
there are no restrictions, 10 about one 10
four Of the population. Hence this State
should have a total vote of over 400 900.
The actual vote, A. you rec, Ia but 1858 900,
or nearly 100 600 short Of the natural vote.
Allow $4,000 for stAy-at-home voters, and
we still have to account for about 90. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
BOUND FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

4 BE NoosER WILL LEAVE foh =
"A francisco on Saturday. the 18Th Instantly
purchase for the Holidays ths best ssso,ssa
Stoes Of yswelry, siivsswsss. etc. ever sAS'''
itsd ia Earsks. -w.x.s
siy stock OF Toys. consisting % sn nM ~
on the way fr0n. New York. ! ufisr special ~
daoemsnts TO parties purchasing is ~"
Christmas trees. .,..
Eureka, November -, 1879. ho'i'N
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Notice to the Public.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN p pU
session Of the oarding-hours On hss
Hill, lately run by Mrs. Cavanauen' anu -
placed Mr. T. N. Ruddiek in charge. -.
The business viii be conducted ID VIZ rb.
possible manner, and q continuance o. act.
erAl patronage heretofore extended IL re'p'
fully asked. ~rvuv xrNp,
Eusvts, Novsntss ID. IsfN Aos's"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

WAszESsTOx, November IT.
The census in the States Ct Colorado.
California Oregon aid the Disfrie; q Col
umbi2 and Territories vii form ors sUpes-
EiSCrss district each.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

SPEAKING OF the Nevada press, the San
Francisco Stock Exchange pays the sESTI-
EEL the following handsome compliment.
for which we retarn thanks:
Nevada has some very rood papers. In
proportion to population II has more really
good papers than any other State. Some
Of them, however, that ought to be pushing
the claims Of their districts put Ia their
time qnarreling with one another. or bick-
ering over National affairs that are Of little
or no practical consequence to the people
Of Nevada. Tie sEsTistL and a or two
others pay due attention to mining mat
ters, but Ia most VI them little more Than
eus and dried superintendent reports 10
10 be found from one months snd to ihE
ofhar.
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chf~axor. ovation to Grant

LEltsAs- NDtry -
At II ofelck TIL. UDEnsnE RE Lns0z
Veteran CIab e.eEssI G3erEi Grant fr1E
~ G Ds HsaA - - E&sEz
B1fidSnr. wbsrs- zbDzi BOA TIE .e19el
eaiA1rsn bezzs = sDZs {. % - As- be
did s01 2ssszps q SHAKE h21ss VIII ss=
Ltsis Daes. a. tiers were naaaF tAg1s213.
= thea bot esate4ss1 ZMse1 EltA See4-
ssosslsy sdEr@sg o1e Essz~g azai1er
1zE a1ra-g ne zsMsruzs oozsz=Ss TIER
bore T1s zsssr1aan ~ ceAgek n VII
@sse TIE E~KToaiaea Bzls-zg A23 witness
T&s gvsrzss0zs # tie Ers patrol
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
RN E WIS
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL 70 TIE ErxExA DAILY sEsTrsEL.l
BAYARD'S BOOM.
lie DevelOpss Iasrpxisd s:ftngih among
The GefmaBl
Contest for the California Trade.
A SENSATION N HIGH LIFE.
News Notes from All Quarters.
A SENSATION N HIGH LIFE.


ST. LcrIs. November II.
The Post-DisyzscA contains interviews
with the editors Of the four German ness.
papers Published here. on tie question q
the next Presidential candidate. DIR. Pref
toFios, Of tbs Ws.t.sech Post fEepubiiezn5.
said tns nomination VI Grant would be no
more pleasant t. German Republicans than
70 German Democrats. Both are firmly Op-
posed 10 the ~ari-tocrzey, military aud
moDzrcE.czl tendency. Sbonid the Demo
cra., nominate BzyaEd. the Germans will
rejoice. German voters, irrespective a
party. would prefer s candidate clearly
identified Bith the conservative. or liberal
and pr02res~sYs interests " the country.
The German Democrats would prefer a man
like Bayard, Palmer or Hancock. Charles
Francis Jr., Bristow or Weshbarae would
be fxyorites with the German Republicans.
Mr.. Prettorios did not say whether the
Post would support Grant IN case be was
nomiDated.
DR.. Prensse. Of the Amerika lDemecrat),
said that. while some Germsn Democrats
pTsfe- David Davis and others General
Hancock, the largest proportion u them
favor Bayard, and should the latter be
nominated all will vote for him. Tilden Il
considered the weakest candidate the Dem
ocrsfs could nominate.
Carl Doen1er, Of tbs Anzier Independ-
ent1, said tho German press Of the country
may be counted FIR Bzyard. With the
German Democratic voters Bsyard Is GER
tainly the fayorite. and there Il no doubt
that a large number Of German Republican
voters in the Western States will vote for
him in Preference to Grant, who Ia the
weakfst candidate among the German
voters.
Albert Cnrelin. OF the yolkstimlne organ
Of tie Socialists. says that Baysrd Is the
strongest candidate among the Germans.
Some Of them would vote FOR Grant IL he
should be nominated, but most Of them
have q strong aversion 10 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
E S.
SPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
British vengeance-UnruIy Afshans

CABUL, November IT.
Forty-nine Afghans have been hanged
for completely in the massacre Of the Brit
ish Embassy. II is reported that trouble
is apprehended in tho Ghuezin country.
One of the Kahns and his brother are excit-
ing an instruction In Kohistan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

E~erux- Ngrsrhsr II
Z-xE-s trsrz E1lae sgIr eaai--u la
p-egas9s ss az g. sAs <,aaz e1si-
-se11 q tAss S-zte rEzu5zE sAs Ers5aas
a7zz1zz eas * zAe Espz&&za0 Ezs AL
$ezxss sd re- sEs1n IN T1zzsrv = 4
Bzserxl GgTEr1Jv AL Essz Esln-
elags sd szs5s 1rs- Ths sane 1-
gassbs B1sx i EaaS5e a- Egxerzw
Gzzas111 VII AzEs 4 sss1zi ssr- Tzerz
vii lea zzsea2z q the Bg18gIz 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

Ir u announced that 81 last the sg-
Empress Carlotsa. widow Of the ill-fatsd
Macmillan. Ia recovering her reason. Nov
for the first time .ince tie tragedy which
left her a maniac. sie ha, lucid intervals,
IL recovering her memory. an converses
inteIligibIy. The prospect Of the complete
restoration Of her mental faculties is re-
garded A. most favorable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

SENATOR cosKLrsa Is said to be So FER ng
from malaria. contracted in the swamps Of
Rhode Island last summer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

osE Of the bess s1ised heal papers ihs.
comes 70 this oEos : tie Boaie Frse Presz.
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Va l1EE A0FeE81er II.
Assistant Appraiser Albert G5Iksrf w&s
suspended frg- Gzsy to-1ET hT an Dr5sr
from Washington Fres=1ek SaTa.. Ex-
EuIDes u the ApoEzlssrs Department.
was suspended They are not charged
with the szrae o5e-se- and The c1zrzss
against ihsn NIL not - mzds pzhl.e uzt.l
%h@x hare had -iEz~ srz-fr..Fr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

NEW YORK, November II.
Much interest has been aroused in the
social circles Of thi. city by the rumor that
Miss Lanra Sickles, daughter Of General
Daniel z. Sickles. had eloped frcm Parir,
on the eve Of her proposed departure for
this country with her father. The Tribune
has the following details Of the reported
elopement A gentleman well acquainted
with the Sickles family says tina; passages
we're engaged by steamer sorne weeks ago.
but before the time arrived, the man with
whom Miss Sickles is rumored To have
finally eloped, was arrested. TIT charge
ia said 70 have been that Of theft, he hay
ing had some jewels belonging to the
Sickies family in his possession. His name
Ia Mccarthy. He Il q ~Southerner. and il
said to be well known in this city. Through
the efforts OF United States Minister
Noyes, at Paris, Mccarthy wa released on
condition that he would leave the country.
This he agreed to do, and npon Friday
night preceding the day upon which Gen.
Sickles intended 10 depart for this coun-
try. McCarty left Paris for London. but ia
reported TO have taken with him the Cen
erals daughter. Edward p. Field. who Is
associated with Sickles in law. and Il now
representative Of the latter In this city.
said last evening that the report cannot
possibly be true.
The Conesst for CaIIfsrntass Trade.
NEw loaK. November IT.
A writer In the Commercial Bulletin on
ihs war Of tbs railroads on California clip
pers SAYS II Ia well understood that the
railroads have extended their contracts TIL
the ist Of January in he hope 81 keeping
all those they had lost last year and Of
whipping In those that still hold ont. but
they are counting without their host, for
many who contracted last year are now
a~vailing themselves Of the inducements
held out by the clippers, understanding
full well that the lower the railroads con-
tract the lower the clipper rates will go.
for II may IS well be understood first as
last that as long as grain grows In Califor-
mia or Oregon, 40 long will ships go there
for 1t, and II rates are low at this end they
are sars to b. high at the other.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL.
WAY stations will please procure tickets
ct the Jackson House. or at the Fashion S'so's'
and leave orders TO be called,
aeI4-tf Bus Proprieiors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

Comments Of b Press ON Live
Subjects

KE4ESgTs B~UzcoNgE-
Pro1n the TlasesKevssy-
1t il dSlIzTs 70 d0ugbnEfss uhen the
E~orkingn1en march ~ recommended that
Eearney uoa's be fosnd as the head 4 the
rga1e~ea. He =za talk hsg snd kanssar
Until things bezn . I0ek a Afts s4HsllF.
and then be vii snezk ca: u the serEps
as be has 2Iwsys 1oae IS tie SEsiia4ezs5gn
a danger ~ BIZ Miserable carcass
xOKx1S FoLscT.
FrDz tA@ EFezfnz Bzliean-
TIE t0sn .ie ctrexzElr ~seleczsl p0uG
keep the Gsat5k e Ia sAorL The policy
Il fhe EeEuors Ia keen fr r4Ars 10 f8ts
p1z 4 a. fks lad IN the Terrs5ory
Taich had AR nlzA Il@F have refrsi1s1
fr0z MIn5zg s1ssrT 49, AID a. fhls 6Ese
E@se l. ~ t1LF lQs a 4o<Zco Il god
staining n IL CAzreA ESo Is engaged i
any EMEzg GszsT-
zg1zs II
F-Z M Ssa.k EvacG-
IL Es1sssy & lie remains raeezslr
EzE1@4 a. B n those K 515G tie p-o-
ress1r who z rsusz ts17 DISTRICT &.
1-1zs1Aza1- Il 5azs ZA8H Z2zA EEs-rros
w1rsAex rAe kaaes IEs Bs75ss CT -0ae
5zazr 14A& Th Bee Ee1y@ WAz5 70
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