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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Good New. from Washington Camp

The prospects of this camp grow steadily better, and from the latest in- formation we learn that the work of development goes forward with such speed and with such good results that it seems only question of time when the district will prove a formidable r.val to even the great Tombstone in point of production.
 Progress is vigorously made on the Cinnamon, and as soon as depth of 90 feet is reached a crosscut will be run, and the shalt pushed 50 feet fur ther down. The Ohio, a nearly paral. Tel lead, has a 45-foot shaf. down on a solid porphyry foot wall, and 57-foot crosscut has yet failed 10 find the hanging wall. The ore consists of chlorideS and carbonateS of lead, and averages all the way through s27.SO. This and the Cinnamon veins connect at a point 1900 feet north of the Ohio shaft, and at the point of junction a width of 100 feet of ledge matter is exposed, showing galena, carbonate of copper and carbonate of lead, a. saying from $50 as high as $25O.
 These claims form part of the pool" and we understand they are for sale to the parties who can pay S1OO,0 GOO cash. The pool itself is now held by the boys at S400,0OO.
 Washington's neighbors at Harsbaw also continue to show better and bet ter prospects, until the question arises, where will all this wonderful wealth ceaseS
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
SUM M ONS.

IS TIE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JJ-- l dicial District, in the County of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona Walter S. Bell. Plaintiff against R0salie Bell, Defendant Action is brought in the District Court of the First Ju- dieial District in and for the County of Pima. tn the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory or Arizona sends greet. ing to ROsalie Bell. You are hereby sum- moned and required to appear in an action brought against you hy the above nnmcd ulain- tiff, in the District Conrt of the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima. in inc Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, al Tucson. Tn said County. "a copy of which complaint hccompanies this summOus) within twenty days (eXclusive Of the day Of service) after the service upon you oi thir summons. if served in this County; but f served out of the County and within this District, then within thirty osys; ID all other eases forty days. This Gc- non is brought io ohtaln a decree diSsolvinc the bonds Of matrimony existing between plaintiff aRd defendant. upon the grounds psr- uculsrly set forth in the complaint on file herein, 10 which reference is made: and for other and further relief as to the Court snail seem meet And vou arc hereby Aoiihed that 1T you fail to appear and s1swer the complaint as above reouired me plainiin will take judgment and Ae--ee against you that the bn-rs of rnatrimory here :, % t%olope eEisung netWeeu plaintiff and defendant De ahnulled and set aFide. and that each cf said plaintiff and defendant he forever divorced hnd ebs0iutiy freed from each other. and costs asd disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court this Fifteenth day Of June, A D' 4ocO- GEO. 4. CLUM, Clerk.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
The Day We Celebrate.

While no concerted action WIS taken in Tucson to properly remember and observe the day Of American days. in dividual effort dId much 10 raise con. siderable Of a patriotic breeze. The year in which Independence Day falls on the Sabbath is invariably an off % year foI the noisy exhibition of patri- otism, probably owing to the fact that it requires two days to properly do '' the enthusiastic. Monday was gener- ally observed by the merchants and everybody seemed bent on having q good time, even if the procession did not proceed as much as on former years. The absence of a majority of the military and their fine band, on duty at the front, undoubtedly had much to do, also, in preventing any formal and concerted effor; to evince the patriotism of our city.
 Throughout the day our citizens managed to while away the hours by various devices, and Levin's Park, Sill yer Lake, and other places of resort were crowded with those who found a work-day rest novelty. In the even ing things commenced to steam up with great vigor, and in number of places the display of fireworks was really brilliant. So many of our lead ing citizens made lavish expenditures in this direction that q regret is occa- stoned that the amount expended had not been pooled, in winch event a display exceedingly brilliant might have been effected. However, It is ad- mitied on all sides that this years efforts eclipsed those of any previous year, and we should therefore feel con- tented and assured that the Republic is safe for another year.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE first shipment of goods to Silver City by the new freight line from Ben son was made during the latter. part of last week by L. Zeckcndorf & Co. IL was intended to load the trains on the way back with coke, but better freight presenting itself was gwen the prefer ence. This marks most important epoch in the trade Of Tucson, for it means that Messrs. Zeckendorf & Co $ shipment will be speedily followed by those of others of our merchants, and heavy trade will henceforth ensue between here and the growing and i'm pOrtant country around Silver City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
TIE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1sso
Good News from Gold Canyon.


 Mir. l.. D. ChiIlson, United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor, returned to. day from the Canada del Gro, where he has been surveying several claims for patents. From one of them, the Bonanza, owned by Chas Schutz, Dr Watson and B. Parker, all of this city, he brought in large piece of ore for assay, winch gave the astonishing result of $3l72.S7 in silver. The rock he took himself from inc four foot shaft just commenced on the vein The owners are tunneling to strike the vein, and the present face Of the iun mel III feet in has just cut rich spur Of the main ledge. snd il is expected that short distance further will bring the tunnel into the ore body. The croppings on this claim are In places 9 feet high and 70 feet wide, and the vein matter from which the specimen was taken is fully 70 feet thick. The present indications are-that this claim will turn out to be fully worthy of it's name.
 NIT. Chillson owns the extension of the Bonanza, but haa done no work on it as yet.
 The Braganzs, which lies parallel to the Bonanza and not far distant, is another wonderfully rich prospect, though but little work has as yet been | done on it.
 While in the canyon Mr. Chillson ! established the United States mineral monument, which will be known as Mount Ivelsh
 The above is one of the many reports which we have received of the rich ' discoveries which have recently been made in that vicinity, and an early boom for the camp is anticipated. We also learn that the miners will shortly organize a district there and apply 10 the Board of Supervisors for a road, as the only present means of reaching the canyon is by a mule trail.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
In from AriNaca.

We received a pleasant visit last Wednesday from Mr. Camille Roullier, the jolly host Of the Arivaca Hotel, one of the best houses of entertain ment in the Territory. MT Rullier fully coincides in our opinion that the day is not far distant when Arivaca will be one of our leading camps, and he says that all the miners and prop erty-cwners of that district and Orc Blanco as we'll are greatly encouraged by he turn events have taken recent ly. Business grows brisker daily, and new people are coming into the valley and surrounding hills, attracted by the real evidences of permanent and great mineral wealth.
 A few days since be visited the Con. Arizona mine, and declares himself asionished at the extent of the work in progress there. As many men are employed as careful management will permit, and wherever possible. night shifts are forwarding he mine and mill to the day when Con. Arizona bullion shipments will form part of the regular mining announcements The mill is nearly completed, and the main shaft has been timbered clear to the bottom end the drifts are cleared snd ready for action as soon as the stamps shall commence their noisy work.
 The Derre & Townsend mill is now working steadily on rich ore from So- nora, and the company will soon com. mence work on rock from their own claims in the district
 The Fourth was most periodically celebrated by the Ariyacans, who wound up a day of explosive jolliiy with grand dance at Bogan's Hotel. where the little hours found them still dancing.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MIR. s. NJ. WEBB, the forwarding and commission agent at Benson, came in on Saturday to spend the Fourth
 From him we learn that the borers in the artesian well at that point have struck water.at depth of about 400 feet, but not in sufficient quantity to be of any use. The town is very lively just now, and already there are thought to be about 300 people there, while a hotel, three restaurants, six or seven saloons, five or six stores, and two liv
 cry stables are doing land office business" This growth was nearly all accomplished inside of two weeks.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

A CoURsING match al the race track next Sunday is among the sporting probabilities. There are a number Of fine hounds in the city and vicinity, the owners of which are anxious to test their mettle. Among the probable entries wlli be the magnificent hound " Bulldozer, owned by WI. Potusky, which attracts much attention on ac- count of his superior size and beauty, Dr. Lathrop's dog, and one other whose name we did not learn. The hares have already been sent for to San Xavier.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
SUM MONS,

F,NERRITCRY OF ARIZONA. COTrNTY OF Il FlmR. In Justices Court, before Charles IL Meyer, Justice of the Peace. Precinct No one stephen Rickard, Plaintiff. vs A. C. hunteI, Defendant, Demand, sls2. upon q promissory note, filed al my office. The Ter. ritory or Arizona sends greeting 10 MT A. c. Hunter Defendant.
 on are hereby summoned and required to SD. IeAr oeiore me ai my office in the town of Tue Soh' Ana county Of Pima, on the Twenty Sixth GAy Of August A. D. 1880, ct 10 o'clock
 R, 70 answer the complaint of the Sborezl lamed PliintiT, who demands of you thssN you are indebted to him in the sum ol One Hundred and Firhty-two dollars. Ano Il you fail tG appear and answer sqid com. plslht as herein required. the plaintiff will take take Jadgment against you as demanded, and Ter costs ofthis suit.
 A. D. ISS0. N1' '' -I''
 CHARLES II. MEYER, J.P,
 frecinu No. One, Pima County.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Important Notice.

THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1s7s " | made a mining contract ofpartnereh;u Slth hetsrS, C, D. Arms. R. A. Wilbur, F. B sn.ei, Sasy, Seo. r. Reed and John F. Arey, for The eonilhaation west These gentlemen agreed 70 furnish all the necessary means for said
 e' under ihe penalty of resembling said dinlcnity should bc settled hv srbitrators
 IT Upon such fact, md said gentlemen. Arms. nlinar' Gage, Reed and Arey having failed in @ l@alailhg their promise of furnishing the neces- sarF money. The fact ofrescinding said contract bas been reached, to that effect I suromou The seu se!u gentlemen to appear in eight days sfisr anis h3uce, either by themselves or bv 3D. 5nl goinled attorneys, to The village ot Altar in .Iuer .lu lnst They nominate the arbitrator for their part II being perfectly understood. that bv no. sappeSarlag on or before said term. I viii conduct ihis msiter before the judicial author i'''' VI 'He state In order to allsge my rights.
 ALTAR, June a3, lSSl.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE large number of citizens of Tucson and the Territory generally to whom Major R. NJ. Hall was most fa- vorably known some months ago, will regret to learn that for some months he has been prostrated with embolism of the brain. He has been visiting Indianapolis for treatment, which was in measure successful, and before long may be able to once more visit the Territory, wherein he formerly had extensive mining interests.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
AneFiC8D Hinilg Stock Exchange

(under the auspices Of the Mining Trust Co !
 Exchange Rooms and offices, No. 6s
 Broadway, New York.
 This Exchange will be opened as soon as the necessary improvements in the rooms, now in progress, haze been completed, about June |. The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now prepared to receive and set upon applI- cations from MINING COMPANIES desiring 10 have their stocks placed upon the regular list Of the Exchange. All necessary blanks and full information may be obtained by address ing WM. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Com mittee, care Mining Trust Co.
 Applications VIII be received for limited number of non members monthly seat tickets Of admission.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising Ash, Maple and
 Solid Black Walnut Cham beI
 Suits, French Bureau and
 Dressing case Suits, Queen Anne, Eastlake and Japanese Suits, Wardrobes, Chiffonieres, Sideboards, Bookcases, Secre- taries, Desks, Extension and Breakfast Table, Marble-top Center Tables, Parlor Furni- ture, Lounges and Bed Loun- ges, What-nots and Brackets; a very large assortment of wood and cane seat Ckairs, and a large variety of walnut and oak office, dining, library and children's Chairs and Stools.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. AErzo>

LAND TfFIeE AT FLORENCE, AEIzoNA, - July2 iSSO N UsiTSSEI HfRBY GIVEN THAT THE bis ;,,.,',s. named settler has flcdnoiice of bis in;., t'lon make final proof in support of ms calm andlio secure final entry thereof and ;s,a, Ss. eaiI A pr1 will be made before the Reg RomeTo Rom gn IngT nS ' August 3 1880, viz: Juan trb, ,, ol Ietson. Pima County. Arizona. Mho S- made pre-empiion declaratory stsfsrn-ri so> 9SS' Tor the SN of WI. Sec 2s, and EI, ei e.N. Nht4 Sec. s9, Township l8' south Rance l5 Eas' eho names the following as his witnesses. Eec,,,,ie TeIe E,l,N N. Fish William W Ormsby, oi Tucson, Pima County Arizona.
 C. NJ. k. PACLTSON.
 Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

WE learn that the recent develop ments In the north end of the Conten. tion are most extensive. and were wholly unexpected. The 312 foot level Is now in D feet in 12 feet wide of rich ore, and a winze sunk 40 feet is still in the ore body.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

SAMUEL CHILDs, who recently kept the saloon at the corner Of Mesilla street and Church plaza, has removed 10 the southwest corner of Stone ave nue and Congress street, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and customers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE first Installment of the Law Library in this city was purchased to day from Judge Neusass. IL consisted of 156 volumes, for which $325 was pald. The money for the fund is ere ated by imposing fee of 8 on every new case filed with the Clerk of the District Court, and the library will be used by the members of the bar.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

LEVIN has established a brewery at the Pueblo Viejo, on the Gila River and two large wagonlosds of material and machinery were started from this city on Saturday for that purpose.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

WE are pleased to be able to report the following contributions 10 the hos pital windmill fund: Dr. c. Witfeld. S2O; and George Foster, s.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Notice of Final Proof.

BAND u'fTGE A4 FLORENCE, ARIZONA.
 ,~or-,,,,- , June 2S 1SSO. oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " following named settler has filed notice Si E ms intention to make final proof before the oi me Land Office AHg l. 1880 in sup ms and tN secure final entry there Sa1iseolllo, who made Pre- emption de S SSarAloTy statement No. 3s6 for the SEIs Sec. 2S tty4lMnshlp lS, Range l3 East. and names the ip9Ii13Nlhg as his witnesses, viz: Placido Ns;'5,,H1' ,y esns M Elias, Juan Romero and IU.suel Mar'lnez, Hll Of Tucson, Pima County, 1''-O~ C. N. k- PAULISON,
 Register
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MR. L. B. ALLEN is now the train dispatcher for this division of the Southern Pacific, and will hereafter be 8 resident of cur city.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

lass of memory, lassitude, nocturnal r-i.,ia1 aversion tO society, dimucss of vision r.'-' in the head, the vital fluid passing Elal i,--'f In the urine, and many otqsr disease, .-.i .s-. tO insanity and death
 DR. mINrIE will acree Co nrsit ir. Hundred Dollars for a case cf fhis kind ,s Vital Restorative (undcr his special aaGt and treatment) will not Curc OF for alrtt, impure or injurious found in it D- N-.- treats all Private Diseases successfully si-ilI mercury. Consultation FREE Th0-Jl-- 1 animation and advice, including a1s.y-'. @ urine, Sj. Price of Vital Restorative 2 b bottle, or four times the quantity, sl5; et any address upOn receipt Of price, or c. 0 D, secure from observation. and in pri'a;r ll- 1T desired, by 4. F. NINTIE, M D, y hearny street, san Francisco, California
 Dr- Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephr- cum, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bs'e' Complaints, GOnOrrhPa Glcet, LlccoT1i- For sale by all druggists; Sl bottle ''I .e ties for 8.
 Dr. Minutes Dandelisn r H. ra - best and cheapest Dyspepsia and biliol' cure in the market. For sale by all druEs''
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
CARPETS.

A full line of Tapestry, Brus- sels, S-ply, and all grades of 3 ply Carpeting, and a complete assortment of Oil Cloth, Mat ting, Rugs and Mats.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

M MING DEEDsl FOR SALE AT THE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
He Great English Remedy
ITS A NEVER

IT x 4 NEVER
 Il Faiiia-tc-r fr NerOu- nt.Hr, Exhausted Vitz..t,, Seminal H-akU--, Sperm at0rrlcs Lost NIanhoodl- pOtency, PSa.is- and all tLe ttm-s effects oi Se.fAUCs. and youtAu. f.es and rNccss-s .I Cs tUrer year sC-l .i
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
BEDDING.

Woven-wire Mattresses, up holstered and skeleton Sprng Beds, Curled Hair, Moss, W ool and Cotton-top Mattresses, Pill lows and Bolsters, Steam dressed live geese Feathers, Sheets, Pillow-slips and shams.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28

"State.fair" for Nebraska
skall hallas Omaha. @|....a
- Det fnnes i Nebraska II dag.
-liga, 139 veckliga och Z manadtliga
tidningar. r.,
- Negrer anlanda till Indiana
fran North Carolina till ett antal
af tiugu eller trettio dagligen.
- Fyra kineser blefvo s0ndags
sasom melemmar upptagne uti an
dra presbyteriankyrkan i Indiana.
polls, Ind.
- Leander Anderson har af dom
stolen Goshen, Ind, blifvit d0md
att betala Mary Steinberg $1,000,
emedan han f0rf6rt henne.
II Cax county, Iowa Dor en-
ung svensk, hvilken sva]jt en- $40
guldslant. Det bekom honom icke
mycket, utan ALT ar val.
Ryska tidningar afhandla
amnet ON den m0jliga n0dvandig.
heten att pa warren 6fverf6ra ameri-
rikansk spanmal till Ryssland.
- Sma stadsegendomar sta hogt
varde Bloomington, III. Man be.
talar der utan betankande upp till
$1,000 for mindre boningsplat.
ser.
100. Canadensiska familjer ann
ma sla sig ned Elkhorn- -dalen uti
Nebraska, och deras agent har ia.
git landet Cunning county i be-
traktande.
Medborgare-p paper hafva gif.
Wits j Indianapolis Ind, at kinesen
Chang Yoe, som j staden haller
cigarr-butik och en- liten kuriosi.
tets.handel.
F. Wyatt Cook, probate judge
j Houston county. Mimi, har &c.
nom fnansiella bekymmer blifvit
vansinnig, och indade j fredags sit.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28

fem ar innehaft en- hog befatt-
ming inom krigsdepartementet,
blef l0rdags uppmanad att in
lemna sina rakenskaper och jagade
en- kula genom slit hufvud.
- Jules Favre, den framstaende
franska statsmannen och republi-
kanska senatsmedlemmen for
Rhone-departementet, SAINT afven
en- medlem af franska akademien af-
led den 19 dennes. Han var 70ar
gammal
- l deputerade' kongressen den
"a dennes, yrkade Louis Clanc,
under diskuterandet af en- bill, som
hade afseende pa allmana m6ten,
att ratten att halla noten och bill
da foreningar skulle vara fullkom-
ligt oinskrankt sasom i England
och F0renta Staterna.
Irland.
En- deputation af arbetsl0sa
personer Dublin uppvaktade den
% dennes Right Honorable James
Locuther, forste sekreterarei Irland
f6r att anhalla, att han vile lagga
slit infytande till forman for arbe-
tarne, da de forsokte "a sysselsatt-
ming. Talmannen for deputationen
SADIE, att Dublin funnos 1000 ar.
betare, som intet hade att g0ra,
och hvilkas familjer saknade under.
hSn. Locuther uttryckte sin sym
patti for de idande, men sade sigic-
ke kunna inse, huru regeringen
|skulle kunna gifva dem arbete.
Den irlandska nationella land,
ligan har beslutat att halla ett stor,
mote Phoenix park uti Dub
lin den % februari for dryftandel
utaf landroreben. We're Foster
Belfast har ssndt ett brsf till Par
nen, som ar ffentliggjordt Belfas1
Northern Wing. Foster erbjudel
sig att lemna 415,000 till under.
stodjandet af emigrationen fran
Donegal, Glare, Kerry Cock och
Connaught till Canada och vestra
staterna nora Amerika. Han III
ofvertygad ON, att amerikanerna
skola med mole underst1dja den plan,
han framlagger, till nodens afhjel.
pande i Irland.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28
Heuanaet.

Fran gryende morgon till skymmande
qvall
Hyar dag af min barndom jag lefde SO
.....-o.-a sail,
jag lefde So lycklig, SO glad och 90 mold;
I gronskande dalar, pa kullarnes hold,
I oskuldens ara, enfaldens tro
Click dagen till anda gladJefullt bo,
I hemmet.
Men barndomens stunder, de fydde med
I. hast,
Och ungdomens luftslott bland stormarne
brast -. ..r
Ack, hemmet, dess sollysta, blanande
a's strand,
jag bytte mot okanda. frammande land
Och ogat blef. .taradt, och kinden blef blek,
Hur framat jug drefs under vexlande lex
Fran hemmet.
Men sag jag en- moder, fast fattig och
arm,
Sin a!skling TAFT sluta till yarmande BARN,
jag tankte: Sa afven borthydda dar
I'm slskande moder mig karleksfullt bar
Men tanken da spande sin vinge till fygt,
Och ilade fran genom rymderna trygt
I Not hemmat.
Du fogel, som flyger King vatten OCH
4 land,
Du stannar till sist pa min fadernestrand
Och siuuger kanhanda norden engang
For lyssnande vanner din sorglosa sang:
Da qvittra, fogel, sa godt du formar,
Att langt bort fjerran ett hjerta an tra1
Till hemmet.
Och skulle du marka, min sangare, att
Ett oga vid tonerna stralade gladt,
Och skulle du finna, fogel, att blott
Eft endaste hjerta din sang har f6rstatt,
sSa bygg da bland hogresta furor dit bo
Och sjung hvarje alton ON karlek och tro
vid hemmet.
Hyart leder min stig? Bar den hemat, G
."..t w.. s,..., F.. ..". sag,
Bland skiftenas vexling, min skumholjds
vags
Ack, vagorna brusa pa stormande haf,
Och hvar den blir baddad, jag vet ej, min
graf,
Men minnenas angel med tjusande rost,
lock sjunger sin visa i langtande br6st
r ON hemmet.
Han sjunger ON frojder, ON tarar och
oval,
Han sjunger ON dod imin fadernesal,
ON loien, som foddes, mar lifvet var
gladt,
,Om tarar, som folio sorgernas matt!
Han sjunger ON moder - hur karleker
.-n vann
Sin seger och afven beloningen fam
I hemmet.
.5,. FL. S-m.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28
2:dra Arg. NO 4.
Entered at the Post Office at
St. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter.

Visdndo aftidsinge,s Gr'a~ ett par
hummer till cara prenunaera,'ter .ttrd''
51rya d,'et, hvilka icke tillkdnnag!fvat,
ON de smska ''Skafaren'' dtvem for
.detta ar. Vdnliqe,, nppnsa'aas ALA,
som fa tidningeu, men icke ldtit oss
veta, ON de 6nska den, att med f6rsta
i,ssdnda t6rayad reqOisition och pre-.
ssMmerati0ns0tgyt.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28
GAMIA VERIDEN
Grekland.

Grekland.
Ministeren har resignerat till
f6ljd af ett nederlag en- r0stning
s en- fnansiel fraga.
Afrika.
Brittiska och portugisiska
trupper aro f0renade for att under.
trycka slafhandeln j Mozambique
kanalen. ,.s9
Cuba.
Kolonialministern ar sysselsatt
med att uppsatta Cubas budget, som
kommer att innehalla fera re-
former j Cubas ekonomiska f6rvalt-
ming. VI
Spanien.
Pasoda Herrera framlade
mandags till deputerade kammaren
.en begsran, att premier -ministern
Caroaas Del Castila skan inkomma
med en- f6rklaring Diver regerin-
sens politiska itgsrder.