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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

BABY PRIZES, $60O.-An eminent ban
kers wife ON. Y, has induced the
proprietors of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, to offer 5000 in prizes to tie
youngest child that says Hop Bitters
plainly, in any language, between May l.
1880, and July 4, 1851. This is a liberal
and interesting offer, and everybody and
his wife should send two cent stamp to
the Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., Rochester, N.
Y, u. S. A., for circular, giving full par
ticulars, and begin at once to teach the
children to say Hop Bitters and secure
the prize.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

FEMALE MoDEsTY.- Modesty is to mer-
it what shade is to figures or paintings
it gives it boldness and prominence.
Nothing adds more to female beauty than
modestv; it sheds around the counten-
ance a halo of light, which is borrowed
from virtue. Botanists have given to the
rosy hue which tinges the cup of the
white rose the name of ''maiden blush"
This pure and delicate hue is the only
paint Christian virgins should use; it is
the richest ornament. A woman with
out modesty is like q faded flower, which
diffuses an unwholesome odor. and which
the prudent gardener will throw from
him. Her destiny IS melancholy, for it
terminates in shame and repentance.
Beauty passes like the flower of the Albo,
which blooms and dies in few hours :;
but modesty gives the female character
charms which supply the place of the
transitory FRESHNESS, of youth.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

Bonds and Interest. $4,000 90
Jurors, grand petit.---....... 500 90
Treasurer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 90
Printer. ................. 125 90
Police Jury. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300 90
Sheriff, TO April, 1880. .... $50 90
Sheriff, from April 80, Jan 1881. 1875 90
Sheriff, maintain prisoners at IS
cts per diem capita. .......... 500 90
Bonds and Interest due in $780,. :365 90
Sheriff, as Collector at Ape. 400 90
Sherig, for licenses at p p Co.. so OCO
Magistrates, III criminal matters. 40 90
Constab'es in criminal Matters. 165 90
Clerk of Polio Jury. $500
Paupers. .................. :. 100 90
BRIDGES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300 90
Coroner aud Jury. 200 90
Coroner and Jail Physician. 49,. 5000
Attending and cleaning Court II
and yard, at So per month. -. 5000
Contingent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 90
Total. $685. 90
Respectfully enbmmitted, May 3. 1880,
DUNCAN STWART,
5 WASH HANDS,
Committee. CHAS. l.. FISHER,
IA. FISCHER, Treas.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

We, the undersigned, appointed TO pre-
pare a budget of expenses fer the year
1850 submit the following estimate:
1880.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05
THE KEPUBLIOAN NATIONAL CON-
VENT1OE,

I'LL hhronv YEHTIo NNHiAo'AA ooS'
Tuesday last, the day prior
to that set for the meeting OF
the Republican National Nom
mating Convention, was an ex-
citing day in Chicago. Upon
the gathering of the several fac
tons constituting the delegates
to that body, together with the
accustomed army Of hangerson
and political prestigiators, the
clouds of war began to cast a
dark and sombre sh adow, threat
ening the outburst of a partisan
cyclone such as has never
been known in the history of
parties in this country. Fill
clustering on the most elaborate
and extended scale, to advance
this or that candidate or to
counterpoise some real or i'm
aginary advantage gained by
an opponent, consumed the
time during the several days
Immediately previous to the
opening of the convention.
To summarize rapidly and
succinctly, the more important
work thus put in, is included in
the action of the majority of the
National Committee, which, by
a vote of 80 to II decided to
present the name of Judge
Hoar, anti Grant, for Temporal
ry chairman, and determined
and distinctly stated, that the
refusal of Cameron to carry out
Ibis project would result in his
decapitation. Heavy defec-
tons from Grant also occurred
in the New York and Pennsyl
vania delegations and the third
termers were heavily depressed.
Tie chances for Sherman SEEM
ed to be in the ascendent, if we
credit the press kilograms, yet
Blaine's friends seemed to be
happy and Ed unds was rep
resented as having better pros
poets than at any other period
since the nominating campaign
opened.
The convention organized on
Wednesday at II o'clock, with
the nomination of Judge Hoar
as temporary chairman, which
was enthusiastically and unani-
mously received. Committee
on permanent organization,
rules and order of business, Gre
dentials and on resolutions
were appointed on a call of the
roll OF States and Territories,
the chairman of each committee
naming it's own member, The
committee on credentials refus-
ed by vote of % to IL to make
Mr.. Tracy Of New York "a
Grant many chairman, but on a
substitute offered by Mr.. Chan
dler, Of Maine, Mr.. Conger Of
Michigan was made chairman.
Thus, it will be seen, that the
anti Grant sentiment has con-
troll Of the most important COM
mittee.
tits impossible to form any
reliable opinion as to the result
or outcome Of the Convention.
What we have here given is no
index as to the action on the
question of nominations and it
is the latest we have up to the
moment of going to press.
It is stated that a careful re-
view of the field discloses the
fact that Grant will fall so votes
short of the number necessary
for the nomination, but such
speculatiOns are generally biass-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

= The Baltimore Gazette gives an &C
State of Maryland, known as pleuro-
pneumonia, which is represented as a
type of the rinderpes, which scourged
the German Empire from 1872 to 1876.
There is little doubt that the disease was
imported from there, and is making sad
havoc among cattle in the NORTH.
Prompt action has been taken by the au-
thorities to arrest the progress of the dis
ease, and if possible stampit out. The
sale of milk from affected COWS has been
prohibited, and the shipment of cattle
forbidden until inspected by health Off
GERS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

~ We are gratified 10 announce that
Hon. Randall L. Gibson has been re-nom-
mated as candidate for Congress by the
Democrats of the 1st District OF Louis.
lana.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-05

IstCC IldC OrduC VIII 1all DU VOTES
short of the number necessary
for the nomination, but such
speculations are generally biass-
ed or unreliable. There can be
no doubt however, that the con-
test is to be a very bitter and
relentless one and several days
may yet be consumed before a
nomination is arrived at.
1t is worthy Of note that the
indications are that the negro
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi,
will be urged as the nominee for
Vice President, on the part of
colored delegates to Chicago.
There is a strong movement in
that direction, the colored rep
resentatives claiming this dis
tinction as one justly due to
their devotion and services to
the Republican party. 1t may
plant a dilemma in the tath of
the party, either horn of which
may be very dangerous if not
fatal to handle. With any show
of consistency, it is a little diff
fcult to see how the party can
withhold this reward from this
numerous class of it's fai thful
followers.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
4 WESTERN BOAT BLOWN UP.

THE EXCURSION STEAMER MARY DESTROYED AT
MINNEAPOLIs-TwO PEOPLE KILLED OUTRIGHT
SEVERAL INJURED.
MINNEAPOLIs, Mnn., July 1.-At 6:25 o'clock
steamer Mary owned and by Captain Halsead, ex-
poded with terrible effect while the vessel was lying at
the ITote st. Louis wharf. The steamer completely
wrecked and sank Immediately. The following is list
OF the killed and wounded:
CHADWICK, WILLIAM, engineer OF the Mary, instantly
killed
PLATTENBURG j. r. OF Canton H.. guest at the Hotel
ST LOUIS died within two hours.
GAINES c. A. head waiter at the Hotel st. Louis, in
stantly killed
STEWARD. JOIN, pilot of the Mary, fatally injured and
dying.
PERKGNs EDWIN p. fireman Of the Mary, scaded about
the .ace and neck
ADAMS FRANK. chief clerk Of the Hotel st. Louis,
scaidrd ana hurt in the eye.
DIMoND A. &. of Minneapolis shocked and prOstrated
COLORED JIM porter at tne hOte oI LOUIS scdueu
and burned.
LANG - porter at the Hotel ST. Louis, scalded and
bruised.
-, HARRY, a colored boy. very badly hurt his arm
bping dislOcated and his body sralded.
ENGLISH, GEORGE. scaided aud bruised
The boat was her way Wayzutl to take on board
100 people who were going excursion. and had
stopprd al the Hotel ST. Louis the way. The Mary
had for a long time been considered unsafe boat.
This ia the third boiler Of the same make that has
poded on the lake In the last three years each time
with fatal II is claimed that there but 60
pounds steam the boiler at the time Of the explO
sion and plenty OF water
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN COMPETING.

DUBLIN, Thursday, July l, 1850.
The AbcrcOm competition, open to all
comers for prize Of the value of 4Sj for the selection
of the Irish Eight 10 comgete at Wimbledon, inaugu-
rated by the Duke Of AbcTcorn, was opened to-day,
and VIII last days Fifteen shots Will be fired each
day at the 500, 900 and 1000 yards ranges Thirty
have entered including the members OF the Irish and
American teams. The following made the best aggre-
gaies: J0yut 2l9 jackson, 23s Scott 236; FentOn,
23i ; Farruw. 232 Lard go; johnson, 23l Johl
It.gby 2eS William Rlgby, 22S; Young. 22S; Brown
226 COgnlau, 226; Miner, 225i and Fisher, 223.
TIE comurtitiOn Will be continued tomorrow.
About 100 gentlemen sat down To the banquet gwen
10 the American and IRISH Teams by the Lord
Nayor of Dublin. United States Consul Bauows
responded to the toast To- " President Hay e.
aud the American Nation and Colonel Bo-
dine repled to that to "Our Guests-the Amcrl
can Team" An invitation extended by Colonel
BOdine on behalf OF the Ncw-IOrk R.ne Asso-
cation t. the Irish Rife Association 10
send n team 10 New-YOrk compete to the
Palma" Centennial trophy. The invitation was favor
ably receive e. ana Major Lerch ntimated that an Irish
team would probably be organized lOr that cOmpet-
tiOI.
la a competition for the Spencer Cup, presented by
Earl Spencer at the LOCO yards range, with any H =
ten sh6te cach the competitors took part ~ IN the
previous contest scott won tue cup with scOie O -
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

N.
The death OF Lord Beper is announced this morning
The whole number OF weavers in the Mossley district
having finished the pieces hand Joined the rest OF the
opera yes strike last night
The Italian Ambassador here has obtained permission
from the Sultan for the members OF Isma. tie eX
KhedIye's harem, to reside IN Smyrna.
The volunteer cruiser Russia, which sailed from Crun
stad for VadrOst0ck. took four generals seveutvone
officers ana number OF engineers and artilIcrymeh
dispatch from Rome 10 The PdU Mat gazette says
"The Pope has decided to accept the Prussan Church
law He intends at the ConslstOry, to nominate
bishops to ill the vacant Sees"
The Envoy Morocco has annexed TO the protocol OF
the Morocco Conference letter from the Sultan COM
handing him to denOunce and punish all natives
officers Judges ana other authoritieswhO may have
fused justice and protection TO tine Hebrews
At an election in WallngfOrd yesterday, for member
OF the House of Commons vice Mr. Walter Wren (Lib-
crab, who was uuseated petition Mr. Ralle QiberaD
was elected receiving j67 votes. Mr. Hanbury, the
Conservative candidate, received DIS votes.
A dispatch from Rio de JanerO to Reuters Telegram
Company confirms the statement from BuenOs Ayrcs
received Paris that treaty OF peace has been signed
mat Dr. Teiedos has withdrawn candidate for the
Presidency and that the provincial forces nave Au
down their arms IN BuenOs Ayres.
MONTREAL July 1.-The direct damage caused by the
Lachne Canal accident set down at about 100000,
whte the indirect damage can hardly be estimated but
VIII PROBABLY exceed 81 100000
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
THE ANTI-JESUIT DEGREES.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT RESOLVED TO CONTINUE
THEIR ENFORCEMENr-PRoFUND AGITATION.
LONDON. ThnrsdAY. JulY |, lSAO.

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT RESOLVED TO CONTINUE
THEIR ENFORCEMENT-PROFUND AGITATION.
LONDON, Thursday, July l, 1880.
The semi-OGicial note when has been sent
by the French Government regarding the execution OF
the anti Jesuit DEGREES says: The Government knows
its duty and will perform 1t with hrmness."
Paris dispatch 70 The Times says,
The number of persons expelled from the Jesuit
Cn,pel bcrr Yesterday morning was thirteen including
one EurlIshrnan and one Russian. The second Jesue
establishments that OF the German Jesults Is al present
not intcrfered with.
TO witness that their rights being violated ana
said that theg would appeal To the EnEllsh Amoas-
sddOr.
the csits ro establishment IN the Rue dc seyres
was almost strpfi"d by the procedure employed In
Paris whore the individual is drowned In the mass the
futug serious, but in the Provinces the tnlng
viii ma far deeper effect France Will be divided INTO
two camps separated by an unfanOmable abyss Those
ONLY who lived In the Provinces can form any ldea
of The effects OF these oppressive measures Inc Gov
eluneu ought not to proceed further in this drect"n
The country nDt come 10 look upon the kepuO lc
as synonymous with persecution Because at present
the Republic has opposition to fear 1t ought to he
tolerant. for 1t can be SO without danger. Govern
mcnt supported 10y the NATION, dhu VICTORIOUS oNer All
auycrsarics commits the greatest Dlunder Nv violating
personal liberty under the prctext OF protecting itself
wnen IN DANGER Ii is expected that the Jesults VIII
immediately atp.y to the Judges, complaining OF the
violation OF their rights OF property ana dOmlcle ana
prayin for order OF relnstatcnent pending the ria
of the
Tbe Government will contend that the ordinary
tribunals. have jurlsd ctOn III sucn dispute between
individuals and the State aud that the Council OF state
can alone deterI the validity of the expulsion Tie
Government, however Is III manifest difficulty With the
other unrecOgnZcd orders, 1t never calculated on
their To apply for recognition, ana now tDdt
they have firmly resolved linking their fate with the
Jesuits, the Government must either shut IT'S eyes TO
the violation of the decrees or repeat on much larger
scale. tO-day's (W ednt sdaysl proceedings.
J,p TO tLis time forty nlne magistrates nave resigned
Iatner than execute the religious decrees
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
CRIMES AND C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
OIL TANK STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

OIL TANK STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
BRADFORD. Penn, July 1.-Lightning struck n
% barrel tank the Aeme Refinery at Olean, "
y last evening. The oil IL now burning furOusly.
AFUGITIVE MURDERER CAUGHT.
PFTFRsBURG Va, July 1.-JOseph Turner muir
dered James lse of Wight Counu st week and
escaped lie has since been arres ed ana oIg "a jan
SUSPICION OF MURDER
CANTON n Y Jnlv l.-BlOOmer HGrwell was
found dead in road his house yestcrd,y Marks ~
violence found his body and his pockets were hed
KILLED BY a FELLOW CONVfCr.
Carson New. July Nv. r. ChdnDerlln, con-
r. Darling Rattle snake DIck" his accomplee III
robbery.
SUICIDE BECAUSE OF POOR HEALTH
WORCESTER, Mass July l.-Otls ,. Hammond.
rommiied suicide by smoothing himself He hat been
poor health for three years.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
NFwBURG y. Y. Juiv 1.-Beaumont Buck, in
dcted shooting Young Thompson at III sh ana tas as
today reles $1,000 bail 20 appear at the orange
County session for trial IN september
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
CEDAR LAKE n. j.. july l.-Gregory Thomas
twenythree years OF age son Of Dewitt Thomas OF
PI,iepha was accidentally drowned Wednesday In Cedar
creek while bathing. The body not recovered.
AN INSANE MOTHERS ACT.
KENNEBUNK, Me, July Mrs sylvester
Chick took her only eight years old 10 the nYer,
him. held hm under water until he was drowned
AN EAST PROVIDENCE PIER CAVES IN
Providence, X. l., July The Wllkesharre
Coal and Iron COmpanys pier East Providence italy
caYe IN this morning carrying part of the railroad track
and with IL Tbs less Is from soOOOO ~
t1O,OOO, .-. -. ,.,,,,,csra
PoU6HKFEPsIE n. Y, July IL. A. Cotharin;
who sOttcd subscriptions about the country fo inc uss
ocer There are indictments agsst h'n for obtaining
money ler false pietences.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
MIR RRADLATGU'S CLAIM.

p1 GLADSTONE ASSERTS HIS RIGHT TO ADMISSION
LONDON. Thursday, July !. 1880
IA the House of Commons this evening, Mr.. John
Gorst Conservative Member for Chatham, raised
the point that Mr. Gladstonc's motion relative TO
Mr. Bradlaugh was out of order, as 1t referred 10
point which had already been decided this session.
There were cries of order in consequence OF
Mr. Gorst applying the epitaph "disorderly" TO
Mr.. GladstOne's motion.
The Speaker ruled that Mr.. Gladstone's motion
allowing all elected members to affirm was IN ORDER
and Mr. Gladstone then moved it.
Mr. Gladstone said the course he now proposed
was intended to preserve the dignity OF the House
He added that he was not aware that a duly elected
member should be questioned as to his belief. Mr.
Gladstoncs speech was gOOd-tempered, and threw
the Onus on the opposition.
Sir Stafford Norihc0te opposed the motion, and
moved - an amendment that 1t be rejected.
Mr.. Gladstone, in further support OF ms m0tlon'
said that if member were admitted TO take hiS
seat with the warning that he must be proceeded
against in a court of law the consequence might he
an unscemy collision on questions OF privilege De-
tween the House and the Courts.
At the close of Mr.. Gadstone's specch the House
divided on SIR Stafford NOrthcot@S amendment to
reject the motion. The amendment was deleateu
by q vote of 3O3 to 2l9. ,
Mr. Sullivan moved an amendment making inc
resolution made by Mr.. Gladstone prospective IN
stead OF retrospective. This amendment was re-
jected by vote OF 21f to 236
The resolution agreed to by the Government ana
moved by Mr.. Gladstone, admitting all electe9
members to affirm who may claim to do 50 instead
of taking the oath. was then adopted without
division and a subsequent motion by Nr. Glad-
stone, that the resolution be standing 0rder' was
also agreed to without q division.
The Times this morning SAID we uhderstanH
that the Conservatives are disposed 10 settle by
legislation the question of the right to make afrmI-
lion bv members of the House of Commons and
that an authoritative statement to this effect Will
be made in the House this evening""
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
rpHo1.n1NG EorAL RIGHTs.


I,ovrsyIrIF. Nv. Juy 1.-The Court Of Appeals
IN the case of james johnson colord holds na person
can awD excluded from any jury Oh account OF his
ms ARTIST FUND SOCIETY EycURsIoXIsTs.
LocKrou. n. y, july L-ihe Arllst tund -t, "a,
les -oo6 after Niagara FAILS by s They wu meet their
boat al h'"A a RAILROAD CHANCES HANDS.
ST. JoUN>BUEY. ", July l.mIhe Vermont
oseo1 of today by the new company the ST. Joins5nry
and Lake Champ.Gin Company.
Az ADpHE.s TO riiE FRIENDS OF LIBERTY.
PHILADELPHIA. July l.-Busiu,sS was cone uded
b. he oT & n var a aa dres prepared
10 tie Friends OF Liberty I've WHERE
IRON FURNACES CLOSED
CoIruBrs. Olo. Juy IA 50 .cial n iThe Siqte
and ve region ali bui two have stopped account OF
e ie plec Of mining, and these VA stop within ten
o'y'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \ VETOED ELL.
san lEANcisco Jny ImIhe w. BnoaH j ireleTrnFg , nlnF
to te neWy aeT.tind hat TIE Nevada Bank ua
Sace at NcY ork from s5OOJ0J0 TO sOOO.OOO, VIII DO
0'''', TROOPS GOING TO FORT LEAvFNwonTH
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-Companies 4, y, II and OF
f GlSi mSSins nom Ecrt Lesyen
A MILL COMPANY INCORPORATED.
ALBANY. july l.-Wllllam A. CauldweIl Wniaim WnIiiiiaini
Iel tday as trustees the Newen Universal MI Com;
Gfice Will be IN New-loIk CITY.
EDITORS ENJOYING THEMSELVES
FABYAS HOUSE, \. H.. July l.-lne NeW-Jersey S,,JtS
and have gone 10 Francoma Notch ana beneneI 1 aSy
v return home tomorrow by way OI fIymou'H SOh0Viu'
and Tic Providence Line OF steamers
LARGE CRICKET SCORE
PnnApELP July The Baltimore tsHag ahG 1Suhs o0 the
,ts NJ Sfenton George Newhal scored $50 runs anu
sit ont his BAT fomethng unprecedented In the history
81 rrcie On tbs SIDE OF tho Atlantic The Young Americas
no.nn ,trrryNG
hrpASY ,July l.--At meeting or tbe taual
~ % al The members present except Lleuien
osKns several bns received and ie
srreI Mr butcher offered resolution to the enect hat
hoa, drawn by shall not have pieesdeHSo VI any
otLer IL adopted
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
A YEARS RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The annual alreport of
the Secretary ofInerna Affairs states that last the
number of passengers killed and injured on the various
State railroads running into Philadelphia was as fol-
lows: PENNSYLVANIA, killed, @ injured North Penn
sylvanm killed, injured Philadelphia and Read
Ing 4 injured Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
killed; on the Lehigh Valley Road one passenger was
Injured; injured on the Westcheser Road or
on the Philadelphia aud Baltimore Central.
OF the employees, the number killed or hurt on the
above roads was: Pennsylvania. Az hurt 81 killed
North Pennsylvania. : hurt. 3 killed Philadelphia and
Reading SO hurt 90 killed Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore none hurt, killed; Lehgh Valley, 43
hurt. IA killed; Philadelpla ana Erie, i29 hurt, y
i Killed; Philadelphia and Trenton, II hurt, D killed !;
Westchester aud Pnia adelpnia, hurt
The total number Of persons killed in the State all
roads during the year 1879 5j3 and the number Of
lie same period there were killed ani % injured.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
GEyERAL GENT GOING 70 KANSAS.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Gcneral and Mrs. Grant
left Gacna to-day to-day ;or Kansas and Colorado going
via the Illinois Central Railroad to Bloomington, therce
by The Chicago Alton aad St. Louis Railroad to Kansas
City.
LOWELL, Mass, July 1.-AmOnG tho speakers at the
Republican ratification meeting tonight was LX-
Govcrror Boutwell,, who said that the morning
ottrr me nomination Of Carried lie n}Ou!welD met
and tnlk.d with General Grant, who wac on MS
Wv from Gaeun 80 the sOldicr, r"unlou III
Nchican ani wllh that iupcIturahe cOoucss 80 mar
.ctrlstc o him tn hero OF ATp0n1'oX assured MN:
feel greatly relieved DY the aclon ot tac chicago
Convention. / feel great responsibility removed
IRON, nv .houd,g- feel more Indebted 10 my friends
whose gall8utrY stood by me thdu II tLcy Dau sue
credcd n the cudcaVtr~."
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
THE FIGHTING IN PERU.

PANAMA, June 22.-News received by the
steamer which arrived here on the l9tn inst confirms
the intelligence OF the capture OF TacnG ana reports he
beginning OF the attack africa. In tie former encoun-
fer the allies were evidently completely discounted.
The last we have heard OF the allied forceswbch awaited
80 long at Tacna the attack invading force was that
less than 2 900 men-Peruvians under Montero-were
pursuns one line OF retreat and Campero, with fras
ment OF tie contingent which he led into the hght was
quetly vending his way homeward, ostensiby TO reor
gapiza his army but, Ii was sald really beaten, dls
hearened ard Gsgusted The number OF BOlsvians who
cana ou of the Gght ut Tacna unknown but cannot