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Failures orc OnGrcSS.

There is danger that even the bill
to establish Labor Commission.
and the one against importing
Hungarian Coolies. will fail to be-
come laws during the present Ses-
sion of Congress, now about to end.
AS for other bills,-the land for
feiturc-eight hours, trade unions,
antl-Chincse and so on, all endorsed
by the Republican convention at
Chicago, there Is no use III indul%-
ing in any of the nonsense Of hope
Whatever may be the fate of other
bills, the bill for the appointment
of Il labor commission ought to be>
come law. If Congress fails to
put into law even one Of the bills
that have been promised to working
men, it will be well for the memb ers
to refrain from hypocritIeal eX>
pIar alton.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DItTRICT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia, Washington Territory Notice
Is hereby given tbs {. in compliupce with
the provisions Of the Act of Congress ap,
proved June 3, >7S, entitled An Act for
the sale OF 1in.bcr 4 Stone Lands in the
States of Caliiornin. Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territ"rv,n james Wllkcsof
Jefferson County. Washington Territory,
has this day filed in this office his nppl>
catloE to purchase the Lol . of Sec 2S
Lot 4 aud ) of Section M. "
in Township M. 81 North. Rarge
No. 4 west ot the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the sad described | ,nd, or asy portion
thereof, are hel,by required to file their
claims III this office within sixty (50) DAYS
from date h' rcof
Given under my hand. nj my office in
Olympn. W, T.. this 23l day OF A.
pril A. d., 1884.
.IuHN +. GowEY,
: i0w Register of the Land Office.
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McGLLM HOUSE
CONNER. w. r.

Nh PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
'kecping up the well cstubishc | re-
pusation of the house as one OF the
quietcst and best kept hotels in the
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD.
Everything clean and neat anout the
premises Special efforts Will hc made To
keep the table supplied with the best the
market can afford. and to see the food
is properly cooked and served, second 10
no other house IN the Territory. a
large Reading Room for accommodation Of
guests
0 JOHN MCGLIN.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

I. S. LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA. w.
T.. June 9th, Ssh Notice is hereby given that
Carrie VI. White has filed notice of
the Clerk of The District Cont Al n =
Gllicc, in LaConncr w. =. ON
Tue day, thc5 day of August, A. d. 1854. ON
Presumption d. :. No. Gjl2, ror.thc Lots , 3
and SW4 of NE4 of see. . IL "a y, 4 :
East, ~
=, She names as witnesses H. l.. Seehcrt
n. W. Pool, w. w Griffin and I ,Inv'
ard al of Fid,,lgu ". n.
l"'ow jonN +. GowEY, Register.
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o.. LAND OFFICE. OLYMPIA. W. t,


June7, 1884.
Complaint having been entered al this Office by
JOHN lZEr1E against PETER LORIkL
for abandoning his Homestead Entry NO
1888 dated April n. 1892 upon the Lots aud Of
Sec Is and lots and g. ana NV i of NV i
Sec %, Township 80 north. Range west. W NJ.
in San Juan Comfy, ", r, with view to the
cancellation Of said entrJ: the said parties are ere
by uInmonrd t0 appear ut this office on Tue oday
the 29h day of July 1884, at O. clock r. NJ, to
pend and furnish testimony concerning said alieg
ed abandonment.
And it appearing to satisfaction that the said
Pete Lorel cam 1t he served personally, service
hereof will be made by pubIastion, posting and
mailing, acrdDg 0 Rn!'s 10 and IL OF Practice i'll
L. =. District Land Offices
How JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

Y. s, LAND. OFFICE, at Olympia w. H.
jane 18th, lSS4-\oticc is hereby given that
Friedrich Hay has filed notice of intention
to make final proof before the Jr1g or
in his Absence .hc Clerk # the
Probate court ,at hiI office in Friday TIa b)s W.
II on Thur,dny the 18th day Of August A. d.
1894 on Homestead Application No Al, for the
Lot ami OF Sect. % ard Lo Sc, Z, 8, and y
of Sec 271p 81 n. IA West.
He names rs witnesses: William Cook,
Colin Ross Bernard Mnrdhurst. ana ohm N.
lzctte all of Roche ilarbor. w. T.
l4-iiw. John F. Convey, Register
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[. :. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. r.
June, IL, lNN4-No,cc is hereby given il.m
harlcs llaWkin, has fled notice ol intcn.
ton to make final proof before the Judge, or in
lii abs nee, the Clerk Of the Probate Court at
hi- office III Friday l!Hrhor. W. 1. ON lhur'S dny
the II, day Of Aug, \. u. 1884, on Homestead
Application No. :,HO.i for the Lots I, and 81
OF SEA OF See II Tp 3G \, K wc.t
He names as WITNESSES: Charles French
$ 'muc Gross John. griggo, and WilliamC rock
all of Roche llarbor, w. Il.
II 6v john f. CONVEY, REGISTER
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Olympia, W. T, Jane. II. 1884, - Notice 10
hereby given t nat Richald Scurr has kied
notice OF intention to make gnnl proof before
the Judge or ia his absence The Clerk of the
Ptoinic Court, ~ his Office, in Friday lIaib r.
". T., on Satuld y, TIT 10 dry of August A.
for the Lots 3, I aud MEL II SEl[ of S,ct.
~, SWA ofSW 4 of Sec, l. and LOT OF
Sec. u Tp. SO \, a !icot
He mes as witnesses: 10 NJ Izett
Coli Ro ;, H. +. Saith and WIN Crook. \.
|ocnc nArbor. W t.
-6m .JtUJ CONVEY. Rcritr
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D. p. JupsoN, q. G. ISRAEL.
JUDSON & ISRAEL,

| AND LAWYERS, NOTARIlS PUBLIC and Real
EstAtr Accents. of'ice in United Sites aud
Off"e building. Main street, o ympia. Wushirgtl
Territory. Special att nj given Ia All ind mat
'ffH PROOF al Dgs contests, Ste, in the IT, = tuDd
Office. Advir" ,iven Tree TOM Letters answrrtd
10y enclosure Of postage. ALdrs
JtDSoN & ISRAEL.
Box37 Olympia, W. 7.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.,
~ June 20, lSSi.-Notice is hereby given that
Thomas McGeerer has filed nLtice OF intention to
make final proof before the Judge. in his ab.
snco, the Crk of the Probate Court at his Office in
Friday Harbor, w. r., on Saturday, the l2lh day
of July, A. ID. 1884. on Homestead Application No.
2953, for the NWh OF SWis and Lot Of Sect. 26 and
NEh OF SEN and Skh Of NEia of Section ~. TIP.
81 N, Il west.
IL. names as witnesses: Lars Brown of Orcas
Islaud ". T., john Robinson Allen Y Robinson and
O. aries Bremen ali OF East S, una W. r.
9Gw JOHN +. GOWkY Register"
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JOHN MCGLIN.
4. 4. poHERrY, pENrIsr

Has p'rmanVitlv located in Waatcom, w. T. He
will visit the Islands an the Slalish and Nooksack
countries ut stated Intervals. II
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specifications for buildings.

Mcssr,. Palls,r paliscr Il o., Of Bridge
port, Ct, the well known architect, aud pub
fishers OF standard works on architecture, have
lately issucd sheet containing plans and 50, e.
iiications Of II very tasteful .npdcra cig,It.r ON
cottage with tower rand also with Tie necessary
qualifications for building it without the tower.
and with but six rooms if desired. In its most
costly form tho outlay is estimated at $500;
Without tie tower II has been built ion -, 800 !;
and 1t only six rooms are included, tbs cost
may he reduced to 81, 100 or -, eco Drtail.
are given of maltcs. slarr, uuoia and Castings
cornlccs, etc Tic publishers have found il
the most popular plan they have ever issued,
ana state that it a- been adopted in more IA Il
live hundred Instances wthiH their knuwlcdLc
The same lirhl issue specifications in Blank
adapted for frame or brick building, nf any
cost; also forms of building con ract and rev
cral books On IN pdcrn inexpensive, artistic co.
tige plans which re of great practical value
and convenience to everyone Interested.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T.. June.
% 1881. Notice il hereby given that james
Jss has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Clerk of the Probate Court ut
his Office. III Friday Harbor W. r., on Saurd V, the
I'D day OF August, y u. 1894. on Pre- empion ID. s.
No. SAP. for The NWA OF SEX NE i of SWk; SEA
Of NWi4 and S" "a of NEh ct Sec. 7, Up. SO N. Il
Wat.
IL. namas ms Witnesses: John Hanknson. Joseph
Nelson. John Kelly and Charles Mchuy ali Of
Friday Harbor II.
lG-6w JOHN F. CONVEY. Register.
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Tho Greatest Sci. GO GO

STANDS ACID TEST, 20 cents. Same with stone
setting 81. :. Stamps taken. Smith ~ Co
72413 Markc st. San Francisco, Cal. Get our
Catalogue. Aft
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 12gS for Is of 1907, l1l3s for 4as
sterling, 81 S5@4 81; 1OG1s for IS; silver bars
1llH.
Silver in London, so 13-16d; consOls 80 Sled
per cent. United States bonds extended, 1O5
As, 124 rs, 114H.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at SS@SS1a cents
Mining stocks were a trife more active in san
Francisco yesterday, without any material
change in values. Ophir sold as low as soc, and
Consolidated Virginia changed hands at 1Oc,
being the smallest figure yet. Best & Belcher
touched 81 80 at the regular session. The mar
ket generally showed weak indications.
The Board of State Prison Directors were in
session yesterday at San Quentin,
George W. Roosevelt, United States Consul at
Bordeaux, was shot and slightly hurt by a
French soldier Sunday.
FL Mahdi threatens to mnihilate any Turkish
forces sent to the Soudan.
General Logan has gone to Augusta to visit
Blaine.
Admiral Hewitt has arrived at Alden from his
mission to the King of Abyssinia.
President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln have
gone trout fishing
The first carload of California fruit for the
season arrived in Chicago yesterday.
In the municipal election at Portland Or,
yesterday, the sole issue of the contest was high
or low liqHor license.
Isaac Sylvester has been indicted in Umatilla
county, Oregon, for arson, in burning the town
of Weston recently.
The ProhibitionistS of sOnoma propose to nom
mate full county ticket,
Edward R. Pennington exMayor of Newark
n. j., died suddenly in New York Sunday.
In Montrose, Pa, Sunday night, Jos. Drinker
shot and seriously wounded Vim. H. Cooper
prominent citizen.
The cantileyer bridge on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad has been opened.
NJ c. Richardson has been sentenced in Gin
cinnati to be hanged September 26th.
The weather in New York Sunday necesSitated
overcoats.
John Russell Young intends to resign his po-
sition of Minister to China.
The peaches arriving in New York from the
South are not highly spoken Of
NJ. G. Norton declines to serve on the National
Republican Committee for Minnesota.
The elections in Mexico passed off quietly
yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company was held in Portland
yesterday.
\ powder explosion near Akron o., yester
day, killed one boy and injured several others
Jim Goodc, the English pugilist, is to fight
Jack Kilrain, of Boston, five rounds, at Chicago
July 3D.
The shutting down Of woolen mill at John
ston, Pa, throws 800 men out of employment
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

How TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.-SOme
homes are full of love and sunshine for
strangers, and all ugliness and gloom for
the ones for whom they exist To consti-
tute truly happy home there should be
pretty little personal adornments on the
part of the wife, who hereby shows de-
sire to please her husband and to add to
the general attractions of her home. A
pleasant word on her part, when the over
worked man comes home, often eats away
the raw edge of some trouble on his mind
and draws out corresponding desire to be
both agreeable and respectful, which char
acteristics are always accompanied by atfec-
ton. If cheerfulness and amiability are
not cultivated, rudeness, roughness and i'm
patience will soon be followed by insolence
and when sweet temper gives way to anger
and discord, the home circle is no longer
attractive, and is almost certain to be
shunned.-lCommercial Gazette.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
Department Two-Armstrong, Judge.

En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-Deputy Sheriff
Wilson brought mp from San Francisco last
night, en- route for Folsom, David Condor,
who is to serve seven years for grand lar
ceny, and Edward Porter, who is to serve
five years for burglary Eondon is notori-
Gus brawler, who has made great trouble
in San Francisco. He was implicated in
the killing of a railroad man named Page
AT Third and Mission streets, but escaped
conviction, though Ed. Hicks one of his
companions, was convicted and sentenced
to Imprisonment for life. Subsequently
Condor and Thomas J. Mccormack were
arrested for killing Gus Mooney ina saloon
on Market street near the City Hall. but
as they were alone with Mooney AT the
time, their evidence that the pistol went off
accidentally while he was examining it
could not be contradicted. Afterwards
Condor killed Jerry Stanton at picnic at
Belmont but he got off ON plea OF self
defense. The ohense for which he is now
under sentence is the stealing of $500 from
his friend Mccormack Condor was de
sirous of being sent to Folsom, fearing that
if he was sent to San Quentin some of his
old-time friends, now serving terms in that
institution, would kill him for squealing
on them
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
Filed June l6. 1884. !


FROM SOUTH FRASKLIN.-A correspond
ent, " writing from South Franklin,
under date of June 10Th, says: Miss
Mira Scott and Mr.. y. T. Whipple, of Ohio,
are visiting at J. B. Bradford S.. Grain in
this section is looking well, and, with a
continuance of the present fine weather, a
good yield may be expected. The acreage
s0wn is fully equal to that of last year
to grape culture has been fully demon
strated by the Bradford brothers. They
being the only extensive grape-growers, it
is eminently proper that they should re-
ceive all the credit for developing the
resources of the soil here. A visit to their
well cultivated vineyards would repay any
one who intends going into the business,
and show what live, energetic men can do y
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

OUR Democratic friends preach from
stump and bar-room, rostrum and porch
about the consistency ana integrity Of the
Democratic party of Thomas Jefferson and
old Hickory They declare that the
Republican view of nationality is central
izatiOn; that the Union is not a nation, in
fact, and nothing more offends them than
to have Republicans write Nation with j
capital N But the truth IS the modern
Democracy has forgotten what the De-
mocracy of Jackson was. They shout
about it, and glow in rhetorical platitudes
over it, but, brought up to the scratch, -
the modern Democrat cannot tell in what
estimation Jackson held the union of States.
In 1882 President Andrew Jackson sent to
Congress a message, in which he declared
that the Constitution of the United
States forms a Government, not a league
To say that any State may at pleasure Sc
cede from the Union is to say that the
United States are not a Nation Yet the
party that swears by Jackson assembled at
Chicago just twenty years ago and passed
this resolution:
Rcsolrcd, That this Convention does explicitly
declare, as the sense of the American people,
that after four years OF failure TO restore the
Union by the experiment Of war, during which
under the pTetcnse of military necessity of a
war power higher than the Constitution. the
Constitution itself has been disregarded in
| every part and public liberty and private right
| alike trodden down, and the material prosperity
of the country essentially impaired, Justice hui
manty, liberty and the public welfare demand
that immediate Cfots BE- mddc tor cessotiop Qf hos
tiitcS.
The Republican party echoed Jackson :
thunderbolt-" By the Eternal, the Union
must and shall be preserved the Demo
Gratis cried out in timorous tones then, as
now, this is not q nation, but union Of
sovereign States "let the South 90 in
peace"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

the Presidential Office, and render aid TO a
vicious opposition, at whose hands we Go
not believe the best interests of the country
will he conserved. And as thes things are
capable of demonstration we do not fear
the bolting journals.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

The Colusa sun, Democratic, but high-minded
and Independent, says, with yigor I'VE don't
like Mr.. Delmas' tariff resolution his whisky
resolution norhi school book resolution. There
is no Democracy in either of them We don't
believe in driving men away from our party.
nor do we believe in bidding for any class of
votes at the expense Of principle"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filed June Il, 1881

April q. 1SSS-Samuel Cross to sylvester Try
n-One-eighth part of block between l. and N,
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets.
January Is, 1S69-Block between L and NJ,
Twenty-ffrst and Twenty streets; $50.
May 81, 1SS4-Winifred Hilton and T. J. Coch-
ran to George Herget-Portion of lot > Sixth and
Seventh and Streets 81 800.
June 10, 1SSi-A. c. Freeman to Mary +. Greg
ory-Lot l. J and K, Twenty-tifth and Twenty
sixth streets.
June 10, iSs4-C Q. Martin to Mary E Gregory
Lot Z, J and X, Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth
streets.
Filled June 16, 1884.
June 16. 1SSi-Samuel Cross to Bernard L.
Steinman-South y feet of north half of lot 5, G
and II. Seventh and Eighth streets; g 80
June A. 1851 Richard and Alphonsene Poi
rier to Margaret f. CrOcker-Lot /, II and l,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; $3.50.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

The office of the RECoRDUNION in San Fran
cisco is at No. New Montgomery street-Palace
Hotel, opposite the Grand The paper can be
obtained at all the principal news-stands.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Special Advertising and Subscription Agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

THE Republican party being short-witted, and
the selfsufhcient New York Times having with
drawn its support, and the intellectual fodder
trough being consequently dry, the Republican
party will now proceed to go to smash, that the
prediction of the Times may be verified and
journalistic Sooihsaying be maintained.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

THE Colusa sun says. Whenever we hear a
man on the stump who has no better methed of
proving his own integrity than by exhibiting a
rope for the necks of others, we mark down one
cheap article on the market" Yes and Cali
fornia has been overrun with that breed of cat
tie. The fellow who deals in threats is gener-
ally the least OF all others to be feared.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
Consolidation Of the Capital Stock Of
the Iona Prieta Railroad Company
and the PajarO and Santa Cruz
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Iona Prieta Railroad Company and the
Pajaro and Santa Cruz Railroad Company both
being corporations duly organized and existing
under the laws of the State of California, and
having their principal place of business in the
city and county of San Francisco, State afore
said by virtue of Section 473 of the Civil Code
of the State of California, pursuant to resolu-
tions of their respective Boards of Directors,
and with the written consent of the holders of
fourths in value of all the stock of each of
said corporations have this day consolidated
their capital stock, debts, property, assets and
franchises under the name and style of the PA
JARO AND SANTA CRUZ RAILROAD COM
PANY.
San Francisco, California, May %, A. D. 1884.
GEORGE CR@CKER,
President Iona Prieta K. K. Co.
J. i. WILLCUT,
Secretary Iona Prieta R. K. Co.
S. T. GAGE,
President Pajaro and Santa Cruz K. r. Co.
c. +. GREEN,
Secretary Pajaro and Santa Cruz K. R. Co.
r,,Ds. s.DrNIp
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

IT is proposed to put Colonel Bill Morrison on
the Democratic ticket as President, be-
cause he was as good Union soldier as Logan. >"
How's this? Has it come TO this that the De
mocracy proposes to play the Union-soldier
dodge once more, after its several defeats in
that role2
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

Mr.. BLA1NE's protest against the clogs and
drags of the Clayton Bulwer treaty is not rel
ished by the English, and hence their fears Of
his election to the Presidency. Above all things
else, they fear that America is about to have
definite foreign policy.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

Mr. GREATHoUSE has been drawn out of his
hole and in italic types gives the lie to the story
that he bargaincd for given nominee for Rail
road Commissioner. in the interest Of the guber-
Material candidacy of his chief Mr.. Geo Hearst.
1t is now in order for MI Wise to rise. Really,
the sideshows Of the Democracy furnish nova
days better entertainment than the big circus.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17

IT really begins to look rs if such Democrats
as are more attached to their party than to
the ambitions of certain men who use its ma
chincry to advance themselves are awakening
to the fact that they were badly sold out at
the Stockton Convention, and that they have
been for over a year the victims of shameless
bargain and sale transactions for the sole benefit
OF George Hearst.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
American Consul Shot by French Sol
dier,

American Consul Shot by French Sol
BORDEAUX, June 16th.-At a balloon ascension
in the Place Quincance yesterday, George W
Roosevelt, United States Consul, and wife wer,
present. French soldier fired pistol at tn,
Americans, and the bullet passed through
Rooseyelt's hat confused his head and knocked
him over. The wounded man pointed out tn,
soldier, but the latter with two companions eS
capped. 1t is supposed that the soldier mistoOl
the Consul for an officer in civilian S dress
against whom he had Il grudge. The com
mander at Bordeaux has ordered an inquiry.
The Situation in Egypt.
CAIRO. June 16th.-El Mahdi has written
letter in which he appoints his Ameer Governo
of DOngola, and threatens to annihilate an!
Turkish forces sent to the Soudan. The Gov
ernor has sent letterto Nubar Pasha, Egyptian
Premier.
CAIRO. June 16th.-The result of Admira
Hewitts mission to the Abyssinian King JohI
has been that the latter has undertaken to re
lieve kassala.
CAIRO, June 16th.-Thirty thousand Galabas
or the Gallah tribe, are about TO descend alonG
the Baraka river, while King John will entel
FpyDtian territory by way of Abiaho Kinl
J6hn attempts the relief OF kassala and the Gal
abas the rescute of Kalabat. This step taken by
the Abyssinian King will have remarkable re
suits extending beyond the mere relief of the
beleaguered garrisons.
The Captured Crew.
THE HAGUE June l6th.-The Dutch Chamber
of Deputies agreed 10 obtain credit of 800, 90,
FORMS to be used to enlarge the Dutch naya
forces at Acheen, Sumatra, with a view to in
vigorated action against the dependencies o
that colony and rescue of the crew of the steamer
NiSero.
The Mexican Elections.
MEXICO. June I6th.-The national election.
passed offquietly but the result is not yet known
An Afghan Tribe to be Subsidized.
LONDON, June 16th.-The Indian Government
has deciaed to subsidize the powerful Afgh II
tribe of Gheilza.