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When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want of appetite,
dullness, languor, and lassitudc, aillict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by hmors
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible TO throw off this debility and eXpel
humors from the blood without the aid OF Il
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
81 could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out of bed. l had no appetite, and my
face would break ont with pimples. ! BOUGHT
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CROUCH on Corns" 15c Ask for it, Com
plete cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
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Clean House,
ENocH MoRGAN's Sons SAPOLIO.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others in factories
foundries, machine shops and mills Parties having
and obtain much light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The incandcscent and storage sys-
TEN has been perfected making small lights for houses
and hung wherever needed and lighted at viii,
day night. Parties desiring Generators to form
companies for lighting cities and towns send TO
the Brush Electric Co., Cleveland, o., to the under
signed at Indianapolis j. OAVEN.
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FOREIGN.
England.
sIoHINa FOR AMERICAN pEEp.

StdHINd FOR AMERICAN BEEF.
LoNDuN, July pa large and influ.
ential deputation waited upon Baron
Carlingford, Lord of Privy Seal, to day,
to urge the immediate removal of the
restrictions placed by the Privy Council
on the importation Of cattle from Wyo-
ming, Earl Whamclitfe, Baron Wenlock,
and Lord Edward Cavendish, Cyril
Flower, Sir George Baliour, Albert
Gray, and Charles Palmer, member
of Commons, together with Martin
Frewin delegates of the Wyoming stock
growers, were present. The speakers
urged that cheap, healthy cattle were
obtainable through Canada and from
the country west of the Missouri river.
They declared that no cattle disease eN-
listed in those regions and the strictest
precautions were taken during the tran
sit of cattle to the seaboard and at the
seaboard. Cattle are nourished from
the second to the third wear i'm
Wyoming at one-fourth of what il cost
in England They could be exported
with very great advantages to both
British farmers and British consumers
The business of fattening them fol
market would prove great source OF
profit to farmers and consumers.
LoNDo \, July 5.-rhe now per cent
loan of $3O,OO00OO, which Senior Metzlin
the Mexican debt agent, is trying to in
duce Barings to place, would be Offered
at 20. Besides this, it is proposed to OK
change f + fl0O bonds and overdue cou
pons, now outstanding, the new bond,
OF tl50, bearing = per cent. interest.
Michel Davitt, in a recent lecture, ,saiC
the first duty Of the Irish-Amorican cit
zen was allegiance to the Republic
lie thought Gen. Buffers policy, apar
from his Irish sympathies, would at
tract tho support of Irish Americans.
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JOHN p. Sr. InuN-
Jmdge Hnre,a Addres. .

SHERMAN, July 25.-ISpecial. THE
District Courtroom last night was well
filled with people Of both sexes, 10 hear
the address of Judge Hare upon the
present aspect OF political affairs. The
Judge presented worry clear md impair.
tial view of the history and principles OF
the various parties, eXhortod his hear
ers. to oppose the Republican party,
which, from its long continuance IN
power, was fostering corruption and
frauds of every description, and TO vote
for Grover Cleveland. a man whose rec
ord il spotless, and whose integrity is
unnssailable, and the only man who has
u chance of defeating the corrupt party
now in power. k
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sPoRTING NEWS.


CHICAGO, July &.--The attendance at
the Chicago Driving park is very good.
The weather is warm and the track stiff.
First Race-Selling purse, one and one
quarter miles; race even one to lower
turn between Twilight and Sheppard, ,
when Manitou and Centreville went 70
the front and came In in that order;
Hearne, third. Time-2:T7k.
Second Race--Mile and quarter for 3
year-oldsj Slipaway came in first by q
length; Mona, second; Europa, third.
Time-2:l7%.
Third Race-Three quarter mile. Ger
mania led from the start to the finish /:
Ban, second; Constellation, third. Time
l:20L.
Fourth Race-Handicap hurdle. Ath-
elstono was the favorite and led TO the
last hurdle. when Ascoli took the lead
and won easily by two lengths; Athel-
stone, second; Jersey fell at fifth hurdle
and did not finish. Time 2.6v4.
Fifth Race-Nernor took the lead and
never was headed and won the race by
a short hoat; Kiohba, second, and two
lengths in front of Joe Royle, thirds
Time. l:lg.
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Cherokee Connty poiitlo..

Rusg, July 2L-ICorrespendence. r.
Politics are duh here yet, though we
have nearly a full quot of candidates.
II is said that a county canvass win be
instituted in the near iuture. our can
didates for Representative are both op-
posed to the free grass craze and would
stand no show for election on that plat
rolm. Our Judicial district convention
meets In Nacogdoches ndxt Tues.
day. John j. Perkins,, Of this
nomii ated without opposition as every
coun v in the district has instructed for
hiu. There are several candidates for
District Attorney.
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wAsHrNaroN, July S.-Dr, Hamii-
ton, Surgeon-General OF the Marine
Hospital, received the following dis,
patch: t.
Evansville, July S.-To Surgeon General
suspected easo Of ofcholera from steam
er Anna 4. Silver for st. Lenis. Tho
patient died at Port Andor SON, Missis-
sippi Ia childl The parties came direct
to New Orleans from Toulon. Have
notified Cairo and st. Louis.
[Signedl AMRs,
The Surgeon-Genera Immediately
telegraphed TO promlnent points
along the river not TO allow the
steamer TO land until thoroughly I'M
speoted. This evening Dr. Hamilton
received dispatches Modifying him that
Annie T. silver had passed Cairo.
Ho immediately tolegraphed the
surgeon OF the Marlno hospital scr-
vice at st, Louis to mako full invostiga-
ton and report To him at once the Mcts
with regard to the suspected case re-
ported ut Port Anderson, Mississippi,
and the general condition of the yossei
and her passengers and crew.
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251.

value, while the assets amount TO sIl9.
In April the banks statement for taxa-
tion showed assets to the amousut OF
So66,599, and the firm was credited with
real estate amounting to y7f,O0.
deposits shown by the same
report were $59s,729. During the fun
OH the bank $4,000 was paid
wnicn MN n reduced the liabilities to about
Sf66,OO0. 1t is currently reported that r
Z. ), Harrison induced Charles Mayer n
Co, fancy goods dealers, to draw notes
70 the amount of Sl,1OO, which Harrison
hypothecated and for which she firm
now iinds itself responsible. II is also
stated that Harrison secured acoommo-.
1atlon paper to the extent of $40 COO from
w, B, Dickson 4 Co., lumber dealers.
Wnicn ne also hypothecated. Dickson
II Co. are held for PAYMENT. and thfs nm
expected Indebtedness caused the fail.
nre of that firm,
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DIPLOMATIC.

DIFF PlOMATIt.
PARIS, July pa commercial at
tache is TO be added to the French lega-
tions at Washington, at London and at
Berlin.
The Shanghai correspondent of the
Temps says: France has allowed China
until the 3lst inst, to reply TO the de
mand of France for indemnity for the
Lang Son attack. In the Senate to-day
Prime Minister Ferry denied that the
revision of the constitution was an cleo
toral device. He said $50 CONSTITUENCIES
demanded thd adoption of the meas
ure and its passage was required, now Il
would, he declared, be impolitic 10 leave
such political weapon to the extreme
left, from whom the Government was
ever Increasingly separated. Ferry said
the vote Of the Chamber of Deputies on
q bill was sufficient guarantee that II
would be kept within the prescribed
limits OF the Cabinet. He asserted he
would not consider any departure from
the ministerial programme in relation
to the bill. VIZ .l
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Saratoga Raees,

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.--First Race
-Northana, first; Burch, second; Rlch-
ard l., third. Northanna got tho best Of
Il wretched start, was never headed and
won easily by two lengths, half length
between second and third. Time--l:08.
Second Race-Blast, first; Sovereign
Pat, second; Vera, third. Blast made
running with Sovereign Pat next and
this order, Blast winning easily by two
lengths. Time-2:l6 t.a
Third Race-Lady Land, first; Roths-
child, second; Musk, third. Rothschlld
made play from the start to turn with
Lady Land. The field punched ON the
turn to the three-qaarter pole; Lady
Land took the lead and was never
beaded, and won by a length. Time
l;lT;L,
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Hot springs at Hot Place-Flnancini
Discrepancy,

HoT SrRINos, July 2i.---Lspeclal. +
The action Of the county court OF Hot
Springs county of lovying tax of one
cent for courthouse purposes, has given
rise to widespread indignation. An in
vestlgation OF the records show that "A
contract was let in 1873 for building a
courthouse for the sum of $iS,OOO. 1t
follows that the courthouse has not been
built although bonds were issued TO the
contractor and by him disposed OF Tax
payers are anxiously awaiting and ex-
PLANTATION. The county involved does
not include this city. t
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ratlrylng craln's Nomind,lon.

BRowNsv LLE, July 25.- Special
The political fever is rising in Cameron.
The different clubs are drilling, prepar-
atory to entering the political arena.
From the whisparings occasionally
heard, there is likely TO 6o some excite
ment during the ncXt few months.
Last night the Bluos held m enthusl-
astic ratification meeting, when they,
with warming speeches, ratified W. II.
Grains nomination, pledging the sup.
port of Cameron 20 the nominee.
our Mexican friends commence q
series of their balls to-day. II being one
of their National HOLIDAYS.
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Aftnr the Cnnrnntinn

PTTTsBURa, July 25.--J. S. Littell, of
Newark, n. j., received the following
telegram this morning from ex-Gov. 81.
John:
Rochester, n. Y, July 25-ro Hon. John b,
Finch, George Scott or W. Il. Bennett;
/ was at the lakeside yesterday and
did not receive your telegram until this
morning. While | did not seek or de-
sire the nomination, greatlyRppreciat
the unanimity with which 1t was given,
as well as the honor il conferred. can
only say now that | acquiesce in the
action of the convention, and,E looking
to God for his guidance, shall try TO do
my duty.
Signed. JOHN p. ST. JOHN.
Delegates are leaving for home on
every train, and by Tomorrow all will
have left tho city. After adjournment
Of the convention last night, the Cali
fornia delegation, on behalf Of DIR. r. IL.
Mcdonald, gave banquet to the dele
gates. Leaders of the convention in
interviews to day, claim they will poll
from $4,000 to l,OOO,0O0 votes, and that
they will probably carry Kansas and
Maryland, and so throw the election
into Congress.
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|&ald Winter. 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
iA'e advance, in anticipation of a pro.
p''lOuS season, We are OyerstOCked in
spme lines and offer inducements to
eash and prompt time customers second
ono house in the country.
conservative merchants, who, In
new OF the uncertain condition of crops
any the slrlngency of the money mar.
ke', are unwilling to place orders with
stern JObbers before they can know
'ne needs OF their trade will find our
nvuSe a convenient depository from
"Hich to draw their supplies quickly
an In such quantities as their trade de-.
A'ahus, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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Congratulatory 10 81. Lohn.

LEAvENwoRrn, July 25.--Tho follow
Ing telegram was sent to Gov st. John
to-day and may be OF interest. coming
from leading temperance organization
in his own State: y
"lcnvcnworth, July %, 1884.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Kansas, congratulate Gov. St.
John upon his nomination for President
and lead TO victory the man who has
stood by the homo.
tSignodl LAURA B. FIELDS"
President Kansas w. c. U. L.
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rhe pena OF the ureelr rartr.

wAsuSoroS, July 2i.--The Chief
Signal officer addressed letters to the
relatives OF the dead members OF the
Greedy party, advising them that the
bodies will be landed at Governors
Island, Now York, August lat. The
United Suites Government will bear the
expense of transportation OF the bodies
20 such places AS the relatives, In each
caso, may select for interment, rs well
as for buriel, but the expense for Jour.
neys of relatives cannot be paid by the
Novernment.
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Indian Land Muddle.

wAsHINoroN, July 25.-An officer
commanding United States troops,
charged with the duty Of expelling
squatters from the Cherakee Outlet
lands, Indian Territory, has requested
the Interior department 20 send repre-
sentative TO point out the persons to be
elected. IL IN probable that an attache
Of the land Office will be directed TO
discharge that duty.
The President appointed John T..
Bryant United Statos Marshal for the
district OF Georgia vice Gen. Longstroe,
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Preparations for Grceiy,s Reoep,,on.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 25.-The
frigato Talapoosa, with Secretary Chan.
dler and the Russian Minister, has ar.
rived. II is reported Secretary Chan
dler telegraphed Secretary Lincoln to
come here to arrange for the reception
of Groely. Secretary Linceln will send
army officers and surgeons TO meet the
Greedy party. On arrival here the
bodies of the dead will be sent to their
homes. The Russian Minister returned
TO Newport 10 day. Tho City govern.
mont of Portsmouth has appointed a
committee to make preparations for the
reception of the Greedy party, and Gov.
Hall has been communicated with In re.
gard to sending the State militia on
that occasion.
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1N srrronr or rnr rnANcn,

IN SUPPORT OF THE FRANCHISE RILr.
DUBLIN, July 3.-Michael Davitt,
Nationalist, at Fraleo yesterday, who
was the recipient Of an address by his
admirers, In reply spoke In support of
the Franchise bill, and implorod Irish
men everywhere 10 assist IN tho move
ment against the House of Lords.
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Egypt.
AGAINST THR MAHDI-ENGLASD's ORR
Egypt.

Egypt.
AGAINST THR MAHDI--ENGLAND's ORR
CULAR.
CAIRO, July %.-The Habbadish tribe
has declared against the Mahdi.
The Minister of Finance, under orders
from England, issued circular insist
ing upon immediate payments of ar
rears OF tax now outstanding. This
will compel cultivators of the soil 10 sell
crops standing. In this case the cotton
crop will have to be sold three months
before harvest at a asacriice of 40 per cent.
below normal value. The object of the
circular is to prove the Egyptian con-
ference is ineffective in suppressing the
existence of widespread misery In
Egypt, and thus lead il TO acknowledge
the necessity of important reduction In
the rate of taxation.
TWO fEl LAHEEN WOUNDED.
SuAhIM, July 25.-The rebels main
tanned heavy fire on the city last night.
Two Egyptian soldiers were wounded.
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RANKING RAsoALrry.
rha Indinnnnnlia frnnh.

lSplASAroLIs, July S..-Some aston
ishlng developments are being made
Concerning the failure of Harrison's
bank. Bills receivable in the hands oi
Judge Lamb, receiver OF the suspende
bank, are estlmated at less than 5000 In
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Travis County Republican Ticket

AUSTIN, July 25.-LSpecial. Tho Re
publicans ofTravis county are talking
OF putting county ticket in the field
Han Phillips is spoken of as candidate
| for Sheriff
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BOILING STILL.
Cleveland Strongly Urged at Sherman
by Judge Hare.
LOGAN TAKES A SPECIAL CAR
Pleasant Political Letter from Green.
ville-Cameron Couuty's Ratinca-
tion-Travis Republicans
st. John Again, Etc.
Hunt County Politics.

GREENvILLE, July 25.-[Special. l.
The land lease question is widening
and assuming proportions in this
county. The positions taken by the
leading journals with reference thereto
ana the discussions incident. has in
Vlted investigation and thought, and
promises to evolve anti-lease candidates
for the Legislature.
Ihere has heretofore existed some un-
pleasantness between Hopkins and
HUNT counties, which grew out of the
last senatorial contest, and doubtless
vitalized by editorial thrusts from each
county, and now the same bad feeling
seems to be again creeping into the can
vass.
The Senator has been tacitly conceded
TO Hunt by the other counties. and
while hopkins is accused Of grooming
"a dark horse" and endeavoring to cree
ate detection in order to effect the tri-
umph OF Il Hopkins county man i'm the
convention, we are charitable enough
to think this view over strained and
has no solid basis in fact--we hope as
much at least.
Hunt will not fail to present man to
the convention III every respect worthy
and qualified to guard the interests of
the district, and shall humbly submit TO
its disposition of him, trusting, how
ever, that the mwritten courtesies in
her favor will be enforced. All the
charges TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing, we believe Hopkins will Join in the
acclaim of honor to Hunts choice, and
CIllS petty unnecessary strife will be
buried never again to be resurrected.
Distinguished Californian's Address.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. July 25.-TSpeclal.l
a Democratic demonstration occurred
here last night as the formal Inaugural
ton OF the campaign i'll Arkansas.
Three thousand people were in attend
ance. Distinguished speakers were
present from Arkansas and Tennessee.
The principal orator of the evening was
united States Senator Farley, of Cali
lornia. alt is reported" said the latter.
THAT when Blaine entered Congress he
was worth 81 200, and yet upon a paltrV
Congressman's salary he has become a
millionaire. He was good operator
no doubt. | myself have been in the
senate five years and | am n poorer
man Tor 1t. have yet TO learn how
a senator can live in Washing
ton and grow wealthy as Blaine
did. hear much talk about the Solid
south. ] ask how can the Sonth be
otherwise than solidilied in remem-
Drance ofthe ravages ofcarpet-baggism?"
Speaking of California he said he must
acknowledge the State Is doubtful, but
he believed the Democrats could carry
1t with proper effort. A prominent
speaker created uproarous cheering by
relating how a party of Democrats on a
visit of inspection TO the new county
Jail had enticed two leading republicans
into cell and kept them there until
they signed the ron of the local Uleve,
land and Hendricks club.
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HOWELL BROS.
loot and Shoe Co.

''WWlp'0SSALS FOR STONE AND BRICK
"olSh AT DALLAS, TENAS.-Oilice
supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
Y" washington, d, c., July l2, lSSi.-Scal.
proposals viii be received ut this Office un.
/ p M on the 18th day OF September. 1881,
furnishing all the labor and materlsl,
- bricks mortar, etc, and building COM
p'he basement and supcrStructure OF the
''s.' house, Postonlco, etc, building, at Dat
,eNaS' In accordance with drawings and
',hcotion, copies of which will be ready by
!. ''Ih day of August, aud may be seen and
II additional information had on applica.
pcnt.
~ must he accompanied by n certified
'and those received after the time OF
'''''ng will not be considered.
II. q. JACOBS,
!. Acting Supervising Architect.
~ hOllUTRK, SuDeri N tpndonl
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 25.-Gen. Logan
left for the East this afternoon, by a
special train via Milwaukee. The vet
Grams gave him grand farewell recep-
uon, cheering him on his way.
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Hubbard Declines.

AUSTIN, July 25.-ISpecial. "A pri-
Vate letter received to-day from ex- Gov
ernor Hubbard positively and irrevoka-
bly, adheres to his determination TO not
allow the use of his name in the Guber-
Material race.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
william n. Puteenal

naowsvILLr, July S.-tspoclal.l MIR.
William IL. Putegnal, respected citi.
zen, died last evening, much regretted
by his friends, leaving young wlfo L.
mourn his sudden death.
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Bolton, July 2S--Ispecial. l--ro-dsy
Capt. Hawkins, Of the Athletics, OF Bel
ton, challenged the Waco club to play
on the 9TH proximo for 800 side. The
second nine OF Belton have also cltai-
lenged the Mofiats for the Sth proximo.
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TO send delegate to the Houston con-
vention hardly reflected the sentiment
OF the people. Resolutions were hur-
rledly adopted, which, had they been de-
pated, would have been voted down.
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BArnn, July 2l-lSpecial.l Callahan
county is on the turf, muscle and im-
provement, and somewhat inclined 10
free grass. Our ate County convention
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EXPENSES.

lncludng tuition, room rent, heat, light,
Rard and incidentals, per year, 800. No pu-
n will be received under fourteen years of
a, unless special arrangements are made to
"a contrary. We are glad To refer the public
p Mr.. IL. Seeligson, OF Galveston, and Mr..
.phn Finnegan, of Houston, both Of whom
h.ye children In the school.
fal term begins september ID. For course
Qi study or any Information not contained in
w notice, apply to the principal,
l.. l., BURRINGToN, 4. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts.
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LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Hon. ]. L. Hal.
zell was nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Third district.
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BROS.
INTERESTING IMPORTANT
ARB OUR JULY BARGAINS /!

We are now closing out in earnest. Our buyers
are already buying bargains for Fall July 31st we
lnventory---theren be racket all this week We
must have room so goods must go and at the prices
we offer them ladies will be tempted to come out
Though short the % n mu sell
Things Will faI IIcoes we
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BuENos AyuEs, July 25.-The Sanitary
Commissions OF Oriental Republic, and
those of Argentine, declared their ports
closed to vessels from Mediterranean
ports.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

A manufacturers line of samples just
received, which we will sell at cost for
this week only; also lot of Infants and
Children's Dresses.
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4 PEOPLES RLEcrIoN.

PEOPLES ELECTION,
LIMA, July 3.-0n the return Of the
Commissioners to Tarma, Cacercs de
clared himself provisional President Of
the Republic, and offering to hold the
Lapueska in order that the latter should
order an election