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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-18
Missouri Pacific Agents at Hillsboro
Seeking a Location for Machine
ShOpS.-Temperance Movement
nj the Same Place.
Two Men EnrOute to Peuitentiary to
Serve Seventeen Years-.Baptist
Meeting at Waxahachic.
Cutting ARRAY at Senterilt...Burglars
at COrsicaaa.
Other Interesting State Items
Austin

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, December 1.-THE following
telegram was received by the Adjutant
General to-day:
BROWNSVILLE, December l6.
General H. king
Colonel Paras, commander of cavalry at
Matamoras, Mexico, says he will commence
a campaign rs soon a, We are ready
to act with him against a band
of outlaws now depredsting on both
sides of the Rio Grande. If he is
not assisted by the Texas authorities
his operations will result in driving the
outlaws to our side of the river If YOU
will send squad Of Oglesby's Rangers
there at once they will rid this country OF
the murderous bandits. Answer.
w. r. CUMMINGS, District Attorney.
The Adjutant General replied as follows
Oglesby's Rangers and all others are out
of reach, and if they were not, they could
not act without writs.
W, H. KING, Adjutant- General.
Captain Ogesby expects, on Monday
next, to leave San Antonio for La Sale
county, having in charge the twelve men
of that county charged with the killing OF
Sheriff Mccoy last May.
Information wasreceived here to-day from
Richmond to the effect that the Fisl
Commissioner J. II. Dinkins, whose resi-
dencs is in Austin, has been run over and
seriously injured by a train of cars.
H. o. Rogers, was found guilty last night
of uttering land forgery and his punish
ment assessed at two years.
In the Mayors Court to-day NJ. s
Dunn and Willis Gibbs, who interchange
shots last night over dog were fncd-ths
former $40 for firing off pistol and the
later S25 for carrying concealed weapons
1t appears that the pistol which Dunn tiret
was handed him by his father, the sheriff
of n neighboring county.
The Waco Land and Stock Grazing Com.
pany capital stock $l0O00 filed q charter to
| day with the professed intention of fencinl
and stocking with cattle the Tyler count,
school lands in Hill county. The incor
p orators are G. NJ. and W, W. Seely, San
| ford johnson, J. T. Walton and G Hochee
! The Germania Verein,o Laredo, ,intende,
| for the promotion of music and the othe
| fine arts also fiji led a charter to-day.
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Iielton
gpeclal 10 tho Herald,

Special % The HorHId.
BELroS, December l7.-F. T, Rather, who
was charged with the shooting OF Jack
McWhorter, at Rogers Station the night Of
the 18th instant, had n preliminary oxami-
nation before Justice Martin, of that pre.
cinct, to-day, aud was released on u
bond of 5000. Drs. Hudson and Fatlcry.
the attending physicians, from this place,
returned this evening and state that while
the wound is very serious, there is n chance
for his recovery.
Mr. Joe West has bis store house repaired.
and Is now stacking II with groceries. The
balance of the burnt district is being rap.
idly rebuilt with better and more substail-
tiil buildings than before the tire,
The cotton is about all drained from this
purt OF the country.
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Hillsboro.

Special to the Herald.
HHLsDoRo, December 1.-THE parties
sent here by the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company to look after location for the
machine shops, have returned, and it is re-
ported will report favorably for Hillsboro
Captain A. A. ralmage, general manager
Of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company
passed up the road from the front last
Thursday morning.
There is great deal of real estate chang
ing hands in this place. Lots are sold on
the square for $500 to $3.50.
Sheriff CoI's youngest child died last
night tyhpo-malarial fever which has
recently become quite preveleet here.
The wheat crop in this county is exceed
ing expectations.
DR.. Young, the temperance orator, is
waking up the people in this section and
will attempt to have local option election
in this county.
Weather cold and no rain.
Cotton about all sold.
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Georgetown.
Special TO the Hersld.

GEORGETOWN, December ia number
of attachments were filed here late yester
day against Harry Garland, a definCt mcr-
chant OF Round Rock, in favor of 81. Louis
and Galveston parties
Colonel Labbatt, of Galveston is here on
legal business.
A colored servant girl in
the family of j. A. Mont
gomery was accidcntly burned n day
or two since and dod last night from the
effects The accident was the result Of
careessness on the part of the girl
The Mabel Nor.H Dramatic Troupe gave
two performances acre this week and was
well received by crowded house both
nights.
Cotton still coming in freely and business
is good
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Committee Meeting.

WAsnISaToN, December 1.-THE Senate
COMMITTEES investigating the contingent fund
expenditure Of the various departments met
to-day and examined the chief clerk pow
ers Of the Treasury relative TO the state
ments contained in the testimony taken,
by the Meline commission last summer.
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Waxaliachle.
Special TO the Herald.

SpoCl0I 70 Inc IIcfUId.
WAXAHAcnGE, December l7.-Tradc Is
very brisk and all the merchants seem to
be doing thriving business. There has
not been a iailureand closing Of n merchant
at this point by creditors for years.
The Baptists have been conducting pro-
tractcd meeting ut this place, and the Rev
Curry, Of Dallas has been assisting DR..
Hardwick, the pastor Of the church here.
G.. J.. Penn and Robert Hanna had fight
to-day, in which Mr. Penn was Knocked
down Hanna was tried and acquitted this
evening in the Justices court
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Nrw NopK. December l7--Thc stock
market opened irycrsh, hut in the main
TO pcr cent. luvcr tmn Yesterday
closing figures. Immediately after open
ing and under heavy pressure 10 sell, almost
the entire market took downward turn,
the general list selling or at to per cent,
while the Denver 4 Rio Grmde broke 0i
per cent, to GG, hut subsequently recovered
3 per cent; Richmond n Dnnvillc rose
p per cent, to l6i, but declined TO lG0i.
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Palestine.

Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, December 1.-THE town was
in an uproar this morning. A band OF
masked burglars broke in the following
houses: Allen Mccoy, Ed Dilley, Gabeyel
Ash, Mr.. Teah, postmaster and Pels, but
in all these places were frustrated. They
finally entered the house of Mr.. A. B.
Langcrman, who was absent from town,
Mrs. Lmgerman and sick lady friend
were the only occupants of the house, and
they thoroughly ransacked it, taking all
the jewellery and articles OF value, amount
ing to large sum and about $500 in money.
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Change ofMaii Services Urged.

WARRINGTON, December Ex-senator
Lamar and Representatives Money, Single
ton aud Chalmers, of Mississippi, callcd'u
the Postoilico Department to-day and
urged the restoration ot the steam.
boat mail service on the Ya2oc
and Sunfowcr Rivers. The department IN
reply TO the request of the delegation
showed that by transferring the srrvic,
from steamboats, to railroads. that bcttei
work was being performed at greatly re-.
duCcd rates.
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Prominent Man Dead.

NKw YoRK, December i7.--Dr. Isaac r..
Hayes died this morning He retired at IL
o'clock last night seemingly IN good
health. The deceased, as n surgeon, accom-.
panied Dr. Kane on histrip to the North Pole
and also organized two other expeditions
of his own. He was also connected with u
large hospital during the war, and was
author of several books In relation TO the
Arctic explorations.
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SpBiHGFfrLp, ILL., December 1.-THE
State Superintendent Of Publice Instruc-
ton has issued circular TO all County
iupcriutendents, calling on them TO give
effect 20 the regulations adopted by the
State Board Of Health relative TO the yacci-
nation Of The pupils of public schools. The
Board of Health gives as reason for issuing
its rcgulatlonsat this time, that smallpox is
State, from the Atlgn'ioto tue Pacific, and
Is cnusing profound ans'ny hy Its maniles-
tGtions of epidemic tendency.
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NEw YoRE December l7.-Thc weekly
statement of the associated banks
show the following changes Loans
decrease, $l,Sl0,00O; specie decrease
$SG33OO total tenders decrease
$3.50, deposits decrease Sl,3i7, ,0O00
circulation decrease, $iOs,G00: reserve de-
creasc, 500, ,T75 banks now hold $27l 900,
less than legal requirements. Not all of
tho above arc even dollars.
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NEWARK, N. j., December i7.--Noticc has
been served on Cashier Baldwin and his
brother, 0dofc, the Mechanics bank stcl-
lrr, TO appear at court in Trenton January
3d to answer to u bill filed yesterday by the
district attorney, praying for an injunction
ngains, their transferring their property,
aud that Il be placed into the hands Of u
receiver.
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sneelal to The IIerald

Special to the Herald
LAMrAshs, December F.-Mr A. J,
Callinghcad, pcnitcntiary agent, lcfl thi,
morning with Bufnet, Dic and Vaughan,
who ure to serve q sevcnieon-year sentence
for horse stealing
There was party in the country last night
and tive gentlemen got lost on their way
bnck home and this morning found them
selves In the cityof Burnei.
The town is full of ralroadcrs and pros.
pcclors and business good.
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Corsicana.


CoRsicASA. December 1.-THE grand jury
so fur have returned twcnty.eisht indict'
msnts, mostly misdemeanors and nine for
the higher felonies.
DR.. Gullick's house was burglariEcd last
night and few thingso Of small value taken.
IL IL thought that n gang Of burglars are
In the city, rs several minor oilenses of the
kind have been reported lately.
Judge Winkler is much better and nearly
recovered.
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Sentenced 70 Hang.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December l7,-IIenjerson
Jones, after having had three separate
trials IN each of which he was found guilty
Of the murder Of a young white man named
llarildson W. Mclean, In this city. was
finally sentenced to-day TO be hanged on
January ~.
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speclnl TO the Herald

dArrsvILLE, December 1.-THE court /.
still in session. The Dickle ease is set for
Monday, the 10th inst. A new trial IN the
case of Harvey was overruled. He will not
appeal hut will rely on Executive elem.
ency. The court will probably adjourn the
last of the coming week until february,
when the Pike case will be tried.
There was couple married nj the hotel
yesterday They were strangers. Can't
say whether they were strays or runaways.
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Special TO the Herald

FVVVINI W wv IFVT"I'A
skSrRnpr, December l7.-An anray &C.
CURED here to-day between Matt. brown. .of
this place. and a. 4. Roberts. OF Concho.
The latter was severely cut in the leil side.
Brown escaped.
Weather pleasant and business good.
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pany, closed contract with our people for
tne construction of the Austin q
Northwestern Railroad to this place,
whien assures Lioerty Hin of railway COM
munication with the balance of tbe worid
in very short time. The right-oi.way
along the proposed line of railroad has
been settled from the south line of this
county to the south of Gabriel, about
lour and ene-halfmiles east OF this place
and will be settled from the last ramed
point and i'll this place to the Burnet
county line within the next week,
Grading will commence all along .the
me irom the Gabriel TO the Burnet county
ilhe aS soon aS the engineer car arrives, Ia
cross section the work. Liberty Hill now
has her boom, and will take her
place amoug the foremost among the many
thriving towns of the West. The citizens Of
Liberty II II are progressive, enterprsng
people aud deserve great credit for ths
energy and perseverance displayed in Sc
curing the Austin Northwestern Railroad
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Piow works burned.

LoSpoN, December i7.--Large portions,
Of Fowler's Steam Plow Works al
Hunelet. suburb Of Leeds has been de-
piroycd by fire. Loss, 10000 raic hun
drei persons are thrown ont ol rnllUy-
mcntby the fic.
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ALorKns, December 1.-THE dams near
Algiers have burst, and the line Of rail-
road Is flooded. Many lives have been lost
hy tho inundation. Several vessels IN .he
cnisting lrntc have been Dundcrcd.
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Eastlani.
Special 10 the Her

Special TO the Herald.
EAsrtASp, December 1.-THE December
term o. the Eastland District Court ad.
journcd to-day, having transacted more
business than at any former term. Judge
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liberty I'M.
Special 10 the Herald.

LiBrnrY Hnt, December Ito hnv
Duncan @. Smith. the ripht.ofway agent OF
the Austin & Northwestern Railway Com.
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B. r. Webb, of Baird, who is perhaps the
youngest acting Judge in the State. was
chosen instead Of Hon. I. b. Wheeler, who
was absent, He was also chosen TO
preside in Callahan county and has
been highly compliment by the bar of both
places Tor the able and dignitied manner in
which he discharged his duties.
Two murder cases and several felony
cases were tried, and the Grand Jury re-
turned about forty bills of indictment
Ainsworth, accused of theft, was convicted
and given two years in the penitentiary
Henry Nilby and John W. Herring were
each acquitted of the charge of catte,steal.
ing Il. l.. Wood was declared divorced
rom, his wife, Leila }. Wood. Nancy
Dowdy aud ]. Il. Dowdy were also declared
no logger one, J. l.. Dowdy being in the
States employ at Huntsville.
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For Holiday Presents.

Lace and silk Handkerchiefs, Lace and Null
Fichus, Embroidered Fichus, Lace Collars,
Plush Collars, Children's Collars, Applique and
Duchess Lace scarfs, Barbs and Jabots Silk
Ties. etc, and great variety of made-up Lace
goods. Beaded Capes and Collars, etc.
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For Holiday Presents.

Toilet Sets and Mats, Piano and Table Cloths,
Lace Bed Sets and all kinds of household goods.
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San Saba.

Special to the Herald.
SAN SABA, December 1.-THE weather is
cold and dry. Rain is much needed.
Wheat especially, is suffering for want
of it,
Last night an alteration took place at
George Boye's farm on the Colo
RADIO River, twelve miles north
of San Saba, in which Dick
Dyer lost his life. 1t seems that two men,
Sam Robinson and Henry Pointer were
engaged in skylarking, when Dyer,
who was under the influence OF
whisky, it is supposed, came up,
and with knife in his hand,
rushed on Robinson and cornered him in
the room, when the latter got hold of a
hatchet, with which nt one blow
he crushed in Dyers skull
killing him instantly. The coroners
is holding All inquest and the result will be
| given tomorrow
Business is good and great rush o.
country people are in town.
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For Holiday Presents.

large variety Of gilt and silver jewslry. gar.
net sets, garnet pins garnet ear drops, Cclm.
loid Jewelry Jet Garnet aud Rubber bracelets
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Lord Huntington on tho irish ouestlon


LONDON, December l7-The Marquis of
Harrington, Secretary of State for ireland,
in speaking near Barnley, to-day, ex-
pressed the determination of the govern.
ment TO bring the Irish difficulty to sue
cessln conclusion. During the last few
days he said there had been some hopeful
signs, several convictions having been OBJ
tanned by iuries The Government was not
and could not be an organization for collect
ing rents and enforcing the
rights of property. The Land own
ers' Association for that purpose
formed in Ireland was legitimate associa-
tion, aud might be beneficial. Lord Har-
lington repudatcd the idea of his seeding
from the liberal government lie said that
the power of the land league was now bro
ken, and IL was impossible at present for
guerilla warfare to succeed.
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For Holiday Presents.

Sarah Bernhardt dressed and Undressed kid
gloves kid gloves in g. 4, 6 and S.buttons, Foster
Sid gloves In s. 5, and 10 hooks Misses kid
gloves 2 and buttons, Ladies, Misses and
Shildrens Cashmere gloves. Gloves of all kinds
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A Meeting of Protest in New orlenur.

Nrw ORLEANS, December ia general
meeting Of Cotton Exchange to-day ap-
pointed committee TO act with similar
committee of the Produce and Stock Ex
changes, to wait on the Governor and Sem
ate, and protest against tho adoption of
section six Of the license act as
passed by the House. This section leyics
license tax on all future cotton brokers of
from 5000 to $4,000, and the license for
the sale OF futures Of grain aud other
produce. is placed at Sl,250 and S2,5OO.
Cotton factors and commission merchants
are divided into seven classes in proportion
to the amount of commissions, and the
licenses average from $50 to 5000 Tho
adoption of this section by the House of
Representatives, creates quite sensation
among parties interested, including all
members of the Cotton, Produce and stock
exchange.
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For Holiday Presents.

Carpets of all kinds, Smyrna and tapestry
Rugs and mats, Lace Curtains, etc.
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For Holiday Presents.

Ladies Silk and Lisle Hose for Ladies nm,
Children Hose of all kinds, Bootaes. etc.
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Mems and Youths Clothing, boys and chi
drcn's suits; Gents Dressing Gown and Smok
ing Jackets, an elegant variety.
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For Holiday Presents.
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Crib Blankets, plain and embroidered
For Holiday Presents.
large variety of gilt and silver iewslry. gar.
net sets, garnet pins, garnet ear drops Celm-
loid Jewelry, Jet, Garnet and Rubber Bracelets
For Holiday Presents.
Dolls iu wax, dolls in china, dressed dolls
rubber dolls, nndressed dolls, etc
For Holiday Presents.
Toys, toys, toys of all kinds toys for the infant
toys for girls and toys for boys.
For Holiday Presents.
Mems and Youths Clothing, boys and chill.
nrcns suits; Gents Dressing Gown and Smok-
ing Jackets, an elegant variety.
For Holiday Presents.
silk, Alapaca and gingham umbrellas In natu.
| raj ivory and bone handles including LYON $
| celebrated make Of umbrellas and walking canes
For Holiday Presents.
full line Of Gents Silk and Linen, fancy
bordered and initiated hsndkerchiefs
For Holiday Presents.
Gents Silk Neckwear and suspenders mutllers
| In silk and wool ear muilS and nrmlets silk and
cashmere half hose, beautiful line
For Holiday Presents.
Ladies Silk and LiSle Hose for Ladies and
| Children, Hose of all kinds, BoOtaes etc
For Holiday Presents.
| Carpets of all kinds Smyrna and tapestry
| Rugs and mats, Lace Curtains, ETC.
For Holiday Presents.
| Cl0aks, Dolman's and Circulars In silk wool
| fur lined and silk lined Also larpp asgortmn nj
For Holiday Presents.

Cl0aks, Dolman's and Circulars In silk, wool.
fur,lined and silk lined. Also large assortment
Of Children's Cloaks.
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For Holiday Presents.
For Holiday Presents.

Toys, toys, toys of all kinds, toys for the infar
toys for girls and toys for boys.
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For Holiday Presents.

japanese goods, Card Cases, Paper Racks, and
Japanese Screens; Desks and Jewelry cases OF
all kinds Celluloid Toilet Sets, Largest Assert.
ment Of Albums in Plush. Leather and Cloth,
Fans in all styles and sizes.
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For Holiday Presents.

large variety of Pocket Books and Portmon
las in Push Morocco and Calf bags and belts
Of all kinds
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SANGER BROS.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY !
For Holiday Presents.

Blankets Comforts and Quilts. Lap Rob,
Crib Blankets, plain and embroidered
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For Holiday Presents.

silk, Alapaca and gingham umbrellas in natu
raj ivory, and bone handles, including Lyon
celebrated make of umbrellas and walking canes
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For Holiday Presents.

A full line Of Gents Silk and Linen, fame,
bordered and initiated hsndkerchiefs
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For Holiday Presents.

simmer Patterns, 0ttomans and Cushion Pat
terms, Notices Card Board Wire Stands, etc,
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For Holiday Presents.

Fancy Brackets, Wall Pockets, Ink Stands
Papetres, Writing Desks Ladies ana Gentle
mems Dressing Cases.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Meeting OF the Committee to Inyesti.
gate the Expenditures In Various
Departments..Lord Harliny.
ton Speaks ON the
Irish Question.
The New Orleans Cotton, Stock and
Produce Exchanges Prosesl
Against Legislative Acts...
Vaccination Ordered.
Piow WORKS Burned in England.
fomg Man Sentenced TO Hang
in Georgia.
Peabody llotel.'-inluuctlon Dissolved.
Peruvian Matters.
Other rOrpiru and l,n,,o.I, y.
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For Holiday Presents.

Dolls i'll wax, dolls in china, dressed dolls
rubber dolls nndressed dolls etc,
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For Holiday Presents.

A full assortment of Photograph Frames in
All coors Of Velvet and Satin, and IN various
STYLES and designs.
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STATE SPECIALS.

Colonel PsraS, of Hexico, asks the Co.
Operation of Texas in an Im.
mediate Campaign Against
Mauranding Outlaws
on the Frontier.
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Peruvian Matiars.

Other Foreign and domestic News.