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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
RuY Your Kouse Lots
New Fnrnitnra Store.

In swank s GobeiIlc's addition.
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7. ~. ~. T., pioneor Loi. q
II No. lsp.-Krrular mcCtings.
- every Tuc4,lav evening v y
- itiur brethren IN rpusi stand
- lnR cordially invited.
T. " HuHHARn. n. O..
W. r.. HOUsE. Secretary.
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GEpPERv & SToaE.
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WE'LL DONE /:
EDrrok Posi- ISrEILIsKscxE :

EDfIOh FUsT- lSIELLl6kNCkk
Allow me through the medium of
your paper TO msks due acknovledge
ment for Q very generous and we'll
timed donation of a set of Hubert
Hove Bancroft's history of the West
Coast of North America TO the Cuiver-
sity Library by our worthy fellow
toSnsman, Mr.. j. H. McGraw. The
set when completed will contain TWEEN
~ Eve volumes, each volume costing IS
dr. AeGraw has already placed in the
library ten of these volumes. and will
place the remaining fifteen there as fast
as they are issued by the Publishers and
delivered to subscribers.
This Is a generous act, worthy of
proper commentator, well appreciated
and. trust. one that may suggest to
other large hearted and generous men
and women of the city and Territory
how they may In like manner make do
nations of books, specimens of natural
history, IAineralogy relics. Indian cari-
osities, &C., to the University Library
and Cabinet. | have no doubt there
are many excellent books in private
libraries in Seattle that have been read
by their owners and placed back in
their place 10 the .leove OF bookcase
and will remain there for yesrs TO come
untouched. which il placed Ia The Uni
versity Library would be read and re-
read BY many OF the noble aspiring
youug psople who FROM year to year
gather from far and near to these balls
Of learning to prepare themselves for
the activities and responsibilities Of life.
Who will be the next 10 respond
Due ackno wiedgsment will be made OF
any Gift or donation for the benefit of
the University. Respectfully,
l. j. POWELL.
University Of Washington Territory,
March IL, 1875.
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PoE- AysEIos. ". T.. March Il, 1855.
EprEoa Pos--fxEKLLIoxscKs
Captain Thomas Stratson, assistant
hah.-keeper al this place. died Of heart
disease Sunday afternoon. As he be-
loueed to the Masonic order. word wsa
SAINT 20 his lodge IN PORT Townsend. and
On tie arrival Of toe Dispatch Judge
Swan. Frank Bowers and william Nc
Cordy landed With the necessary ina
tsrtai foF burial, sitAsr At this place or
al Porf towusend- Continual comma
nicatsou vas keps by telegraph with the
members of the lodge at Port Town
send, who requested Mrs. Ssrsttsa 10
alios the body 90 be taken there for
bsrial vith ali Masonic honor. To-
wards evening she consented. and ar
rauzements we're made to thAt effect
Captain Moore, Of the revenue cutter
Oliver Woieott. rendered the services Of
his vessel 20 take the remains TO PORT
Townsend, together With his family and
frlends- The eHtteT will arrive here at
nOoz, aud on her arrival at the Quincy
street wharf at PORT Townsend, late in
the afternoon. she viii be met by all the
members OF the lodge, who viii escort
she body 70 Good Templars' hall, where
is will remain syer night, she funeral
taking place the usxs day.
There is no doubt in the minds of
those bere who knew him well. that bis
death vas FASTENED By erNitement. IL
appears tina; he and Frank Chambers,
also resident of this place, had con
templated jumping some water lots be
longing TO William Harmed of Port
Townsend. They were opposed by Mr.
Norman Smith. and others. Who are
engaged in building q wharf for the ae-
coTnmodation of steamers Y.
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Colonel Bsloher. of Missouri. was at
the Palmer yesterday on his way home
from Albany.
Ii makes me smiie,' he said. "when
| read about fellers eaine down 10 see
old man Cleveland about getting an
Office. I've been there myself, and IL |
could pa; the whole Black Republican
party through the same experience
had I'd smile some more"
What waa il p asked Chicago
Democrat, who has aspirations himself.
oh, nothing only he kinder took
me by the hand and asked how things
were oct West. took him for pretty
sociabIe old cuss. He says, says he /:
It's going to be A big task, but | rely
on the loyal support OF stanrch old
Democraas every where. With their
assistance everything will be easy.
Certainly says !. nnd9ina mp q little
closer and helping myself 10 cigar
from q box on his table; certainly,
Gnv'nor. You'll have IL. Not doubt
about that. Now 90 20 the Post Once,
Psnsian Agency and Coiiectorship IN
NV town. they eau all be fixed any
time you - I'd Just goa that far when
he shut the cigar box with wh8ak and
put 10 in his desk, and then O mighty
mean kind of q radical Republican look
came in his eyes a. he said kinder slow
Wen NOS talk about that, sir Now,
the fact IA I'd gone down thsre 10 apply
tor the CSnsalship at Madeira. but be
knoeked me clean out on the fret round.
and never thougat Of IL again until
s1ruck Ghicaeo. I'm waiting nov fps
Tosn Hendricks 10 get home. and 1T
see about this thing or bast the party.
--CASssea Herail.
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informed that this Govsruusn, vouId
ase all Moral influence and end its
good e9loes 10 prevent tie Ssstrrcsir5r,
Of the eatonony of the Central Ar1ars-
can states. and 70 this end v0uId be
glad 70 have the 90 operation Of Merle.
Later, bot unofficial, details state
that On the 10Th instant tos Ga.s-Usa.
Ian rsyeaat1onary movement against
San salvador was stopped. and that
Barnes hes asked President TaIviaar
10 s7nd two commissioners 70 arrange
q settlement.
Secretary Bayard farther states thai
Senior Batrss. Minister Of San Saliva
dor AZ this capital, has been deprived of
his mission because Of his gssociatjon
with tbe movemeht Of Barrioe. and
tnst neE Minister viii soon be sent
here.
The oEders given 20 the naval vessels
for the protection OF American inter
ests IN Central Amerisa ware efvsn in
detail. and the Secretary expresses the
opinion that no obligation 60 interfere
rest. on this Government under any
treaties with the states involved, The
Department has NO intimation that sny
Europes.n power has intsrfered or con-
templates interference IN the present
difficulties In Central America
In conclusion. Mr.. Bayard says that
this GoverrrDsnt cannot eountenance
any measures for the snbversion Of the
free autonomy of the several states,
and believing that the moral inAnenes
and good Offices Of the United States
can be made a potential agency in the
preservation Of pease, he 10 unable to
suggest any action of the Senate.
The dispatch from the President OF
San Salvador alluded to in Mr.. Bay
ards letter. states that BaFrios is trying
70 enforce central American union
With the svswed purpose of annuIline
the canal treaty with Nicaragua
The weather
wAsaI GToS. March I7.-Fos the Pa
eifie Coast, generally fair weather, fol-
lowed during the night on the North Pa
cific Coast by local rains.
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wHT SIZE QEARRELED WITH
CHARLEY.
Chicago Hera d.

Chicago Herald.
Two young ladies we're overheal d
talking glibly and oonfidentially on q
Suburban train.
Nov. Mary" said one, "tell me Why
Charley and YOU qusrreled."
"Because he's a ninRy, that's the rea-
son. You knew he's been coming to see
me for two years. and | could Just see
IS plain as anybody else that he vas
head over heels in love With nae. Bat
he didn't seem to have any snap to hiia,
and | got real impatient, Just as any
girl would have done. few nights be
fore Christmas he called, and before he
went away | says: Charley, want to
make you Christmas present. but
want TO be sure it will suit you. It 10
something real nios, warm, useful and
ornamental. and will always stay with
YOU A scarf? he said. No. Lot
a scarf said. though il might embrace
ysa. IL weighs about hundred pounds,
and I've heard you say you thou2ht it
very precious Oh, l know be says,
q bigycler By this time Was pretty
mad. but made one more effort. Not
q bicycle l says; but il can walk, has
a mouth, eyes, pretty hair, and 10 very
affe etionate.' Now know he said,
and what do you think the ninny
guessed that time? A big Newfound-
land dog! Twas never so disgusted in
my life. and have not seen Charley
since. He's treated me real mean, and
nov leap year has gone, and Just hats
him. Oh, there be Ia nov at the other
end Of the car. Amt be sweet? wish
he would come and talk to u.s."
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PACIFIC COAST.
A Nrn Read In Mantana.

Sks FRAscIsco, March 1.-The oon-
stracsion of new railroad from Butte
City, Mon, through Pipestone Psss to
q connection with the Northern Pacific,
~ announced this morning. The road
~ 10 be OF standard gage, - miles long,
and will run through Gsllatin and Sal
yer Bow coanties. ID viii be called the
Montana Central. A number of San
Francisco capitalists are interested in ID.
neipers Omt ON n strike.
The Union Foundry helpers are still
out on q strike They have unanimous
ly refused TO return 30 work until tue
old wases of 81 day have been restored.
Supreme Geurt Commissioner.
SAN fKAScIsco, March 1.-THE So
preHe Court have appointed under the
late act the following Supreme Court
Commissioners: w. w. Cope, of san
Francisco; /. ). Belchsr. of AArysyille,
and Jackson Temple, Of Sonoma. The
duties Of the Commissioners are briefly
these; Certain eases will be referred to
thefs. and they will consider and pre-
sent their decision in writing TO the
co7rt for revision aud endorsement,
which, whsn doae, becomes the Law Of
the case. They hold Office for the term
of four years, and receive salary OF
5000, the same rs Justices of the So
preme Court.
90. Patrirk's Day In Frisco.
San Francisco, March l7.-St. Pat
riek's Day was celebrated here in the
usual manner to day by parade, literary
exercises, and balls and entertainments
10 the evening.
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THE wAx wIrH THE PROPHET.

woLsELET FoR GOVERNOR GENERAL
LONDON, March i7.-British officials
ut Cairo are urging the Government to
appoint Gen. Wolseley Governor Gen
eral Of the Snudsn. This would reas-
sure the natives who Joined FL Mahdi
for fear that the English would a5an-
don the Soudan and place them az the
mercy Of e. Mahdi unless they joined
him now. The Government refuses to
make the appointment as IL would pro
long the British stay in the Soadan be-
yond the limits OF the present. intention
Of the Government.
EERokFs or THE FALL OF KAssAI.A.
SuAkKM, March 17.-Nativs spies re.
port thai messengers have arrived at
Osman Digma's camp with news that
kassaia has fallen.
SIZE NEEDED NO ASSISTANCE.
RoME. March lin the Chamber Of
Deputies today the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs said that after the fall of khar-
toum the Italian Embassador to En-
gland intimated 10 Granville that Italy
was ready TO assist England. Granville
replied that Eneland could aud must
herself snbinRate the Soudan. The
ForeigR Minister said the Italian faov
eminent would not conclude any treaty
to the detriment Of existing agreements
with Germany and Austria.
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,.srERs NEWS.
raE r,Ssr-rx7rrLfstscsE.


ssBssAHs ~ -.
usrk sasssehed.
- March fla special from
~ r. says that tbs Concord
sssf1 - Ooranlittee has 1nsni
- -. 800 10 exclude maFk VAN :
- : HackisbsrTy Finn" from
y - -. af thas iisssitutiSn a. dip
. !. 's.sTsrsns and trashy.
.,,sss sf Tliia.'is Miner
=, M. Manh IT.-Flvs hun
9ss' i.s,s smpIoyes By the Ellsvorth
- sr-nsaT strnck today for a rezto-
Z sbs prise Of mining 70 ~
- =, ton, from which II vas re-
- eeufs GA February ID. IL
- -. Sseidsd 10 remain out until tbs
. - rron the slime company At
$50 s;re and Stanton is acceded To.
-; osssead miners smploged by the
Crsek Coal AMI Coke Company
800 tsnogroS.
..ss.y pesmsnles Disaer.
ecvr March I7.--HuRh y. Camp
- ycrE 4 In washington and 70
80 81 invite ex President Arthur
= Delnouieo's on any evening
!. nav selsc, with the business
. gsg York. The list OF names
. y. W,liiarn II. Vanderbilt, John
- assor. George Bliss, jackson
4. nd all the money kings o.
T,,E The Philsdelphia list in
= DszsI snd GecsRe ". ChIlds-
/. rasspmisr appointment.
s.,rsogz. March 1.-THE Execn
sIcss.smittse Of the Civil Service Re
smoessiior OF Maryland. ad pied
l-.sstios toaiaht, saying, The seieo
2 Eaeens HigRias for the rsspon
=. : ss;.i0a Of appointment Clerk in
!. frasury Department, has been a
-. garprtse 10 THU association. and
= friends OF honsst government 10
s',slsaA. Tits explicable only on the
s.sss;tlon that the Secretary of this
! - uAs ignorant OF the character
y ssssosdenis Of the person chosen;
:. - Cisii ssrvies Reform Associa-
= Z MARYLAND urgently suggests his
...sd.a,e removal ihisrefrsm, showing
!. - fos sHeh aethIn that his repa-
- d this eeEnnluEIity ia not that OF
= a Integrity ancl honor.'
asasaneing sessFnsr Pierre.
l.ast. N. T.. March E.-At the Wo-
M Suffrage Society meeting teuiRht,
y s.asemau, sister of Gov. stoue-
= 81 California. and others. de.
- Governor Pierce, of Dakota,
: ssloina the Woman Suffrage Act
- bg The Legislature Of the Terri
= The Secretary sient u dispatch 70
s.i5sas Cleveland asking for Pieree'i
.usssl-
enaeers Elected.
IN OalxAAs, March 1.-THE Gen
4 Railroad Passenger Agents elected
= following officers President. G
fsysor; Vice President. John n
Mi, General Passenger Agent ol
IN T.. L. z. a w.; Secretary. A
10, Of Vicksburg. The election Of
+ kbbqtl vas made by reclamation
, siza one Of the oldest, younees'
4 noss valued AZ the members.
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Hos in she warid can yea content
yoarssat % live in sAis dad and alive
raaeeY- aakad the cisy VISITOR Of her
epnasry eo1zsn.r@ kno~ / shaali die II
hsd b saay hsre.- ~Weh.r rspaied tbs
rustic sxlasive. Il sappess ! shoald. tos;
bat thas eity falks aint hsrs emily fsw
seeks In ths year. goa know."
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A DEseRacKruL Acx.-Ons Of the last
diseraceful acts Of the lase Administra-
tion vas she action Of Secretary of the
interior Teller ignoring the positive de-
elarastoa Of CoHaress in opposition 30
the granting Of the patsnts far Loaisi
ana land Ia Aid Of tue New Orleans 4
Pacisic Railroad. Thesa lands embraca
about u0000 acres, and are known a.
the s"haek5one grant" President Ar
thur assisted in this s8tndls. which may
resait in jay Goald and c. p. Haunting
ton. who are the principals IN the eosn-
pans. recesvinQ 81 0000 worth nj the
puhlie damain OF the United States
Tie issuance Of The patents In the man
neR that they we're gives vas one Of the
nao~s diseFacsfni ones recorded against
even the eurrnpt administrations that
Republicans have giSea a.. saeh was
the fear ef Teller and the railroad Lobby
that the thing wuaid not be rasAed
thronrh IN tiua, that for two weeks
previo0s an additional force Of cisrsaai
labox wlas pat 10 wsrk IN the Interior
Dspartspens, workfnR into the wee small
hoaFs Of the night 20 complsas their
rohAina transaction. The grant bad
hsan raieesed q anmbeF Of times. and
no SECRETARY With the slightest respect
fer hinIself OF the ADMINISTRATORS be
waa wcHking under. has one Of the
calsbsr % Teller, vould have considered
this schexne az the lcbby. Teller has
prossa ehas he h an unfit person 30 siE
in TIE IInited ssates Senate. - Pegtis@a
SsNm@ael
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LAID AT RssT.- The funeral cere-
uaonies over the rszAins Of the late =.
W. Hovey took place al PoFs Gamble on
Moaday afternoon The funeral dis
e0zrse Vas delivered a. the rhuFuh hy
Rev. Mr.. Rominger. The mill shut
down for half day 10 afford every one
IN opportunity OF tarnins cut. Al the
aeaalasiea Of the service al the ehnrch,
the body vas escorted 10 the grave BY Q
large crowd OF old time fFisnds and ae-
qnaintAnees Of the deceased, and turn
"a over 20 tia Ancient Order of united
Workmsn, COT which Order Mr.. Hovey
bad long been memhsxl who perform
ed the lsst sd rites over their deceased
brother. The aOral offerings wsxa very
extensive. and prof0ani sores seemed
~ prevail threaxhout the tswn-
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Col. JOAN Watkins and his train we're
aaaght In driving rain sstwsen Laredo
and Usaide. Tsxa& Camping ous. the
ooionel foan1 that rod Of balls in his
poekss we're wet. saa plAesa taem BE-
tore the camp Ere 10 ary. while toe
party vas a sappex isany On vhieA
thsy earried their packs ssEy tnnocsaaly
prusnasa her toague and sook In Der
ahroat s1ss Of Uasss SANS sarFsaey.
Tha eaaoasi, By mere eh&nee. heppsaing
20 ieok that gay luas % the fe1ny vas
sw&llowtn9 her valuable rAttnas, tan %
hsr, pas his h&ad d0wn her moatA and
down her tAn04t. ssszsd the gseenhAekz.
and % ais great isy, hroaeht them forth
infaes.
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Toafisfs hsxs EsaFnsd with aisnAy
thAs q Bsw Lao IN Holland Aas closed
l2hH szlaanA
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FOREIGN.
The siege Raised.

d kAgAMA. Mafen 4.-nehVN DfluR
asd at Q .. IN. last aight. The rebels
assd 10 Bnena Vista to recruit. Brit
i mnboat Heroine landed rs men yes
saay with q Calling gun, to protect
{ nperty. Traffic on the Panama rail
3 ~ and business wan suspended today,
In great sxsitement prevails, ~ a sec
a attack In expected. President
flxzasmena took refuge on the Heroine.
+ Asn II reported In possession OF she
aslA. TaieQrams via Galveston are
kIssfed without delay In Panama.
VIII Not Esterfere
I.ospos, Marsh If.--In tbs Commons
supourt stated that England would net
M France 20 reseinG she urder OF AT
|Mf and expulsion Of Stevens. because
|isas not q matter In whhsh EnglAad
IA any right TO interferes He believed
Asphans had not BEEN Subjected 10 ar
ms. bot simply ordered 90 leave France.
a Great issssn.
f,rrAwA, Dat. March i7.--Profeascr
vRQine has predicted a great storm to
10 tomorrow. II will mainly De an
lfkntie storm. but Hiil he as heavy 10
h north a. in the iouth Atlantic. II
N b. In London 36 hours before IL will
zask America.
M ehlmsse aiiii win be Disaiiewed.
0rgawA, March I7.--Sir John A. Mao
tnAld states that the Brltiah Colani-
IA Chinese prohibition bill, II Ii ar.
Aysa, wiii be disallosEed but a. . aim
a. BIZ last year stas DECLARED aifFa
sats hy the British Columbia courts.
IL ns4 bill must share q similar fate,
ga II the Dominion Government did
III sxsfrise ita prsroRatiye Of disallo9-
inek.
pnty.sm Meats.
Para. March iT.--The Chamber Of
psgzsAss has fixed the import duties on
a0s and bnils at 10 franes. balloaks
nd kaltsrs } francs, calves francs,
s1ssp francs. honi 2 francs, lamhs,
~ sesta and snoktas pigs one frame,
t'mA meat Der 100 ltilos francs and
mlk meat SD. Tao Chamber fiaalay
siapted the entire taEid bill by 81 te
lsk
RisitHg.
buss1x, March E..-rhsre was riotinG
eaag "A LnsgAn.
iisster Tiaaes Predicted
Laxnox, March II. Parnell presided
d Q hAnqnst In LonSou In homer OF st.
fztfsnks Day. in ERopossne q toast 70
- Irish Nation" he predicted esttsf
umss coming. he laid high tribute
q Ne enterprise Of the far seeing masn'
Efassafsfs who had advanced the divers
saasssstes of Irclansf 10 the position
Asy have attained. l,at he thoaRhI that
irssAmen and lFi,shwomen all oval
As waEld woal,i ,tss the excellent
pfadasss Of Irish tod wherever pFAcii-
sshlA 10 the exclusion Of eli other
Feiaeia, the material prosperity Of
tMlkaa would 6a niore quickly devil
sped her financial independents
sesld be ssoared. 3rd hsr political IN.
asesRdsnes would speedily fnllaw.
Caneeaiea lbynamlse.
lexlox, March ia quantitf oi
siaamlle vas found concealed sri the
ira quarter Of iAwrpoal.
ne RsFsaaaieia Ia panama.
tAsAkA. March II. General Comma
MamEndef Of the Colombian Guard
Mnse& wtth lelnfounments this EsarR'
- md the rebels retired outside tbs
aty md await hah, fFsm Bafnqaille
- coIon. Colon In Ia the hands ol
" rebels. Who are commanded by
! npssfsu1a criminal. The stores am
ssaae ptllagea, fAe header declare.
- % will reduce The siay 10 ashes I
= ensssnz&1t trsops atismps 10 re
NVtazs Il.
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vsssE kAEl- : Mssr& Hail 4 saith.
11sasss has Ar1 Iswaan, Of Glsea
- sas was hruRhA 10 tssn some
- - wee BY > ooilssahls. eAarRed 9Th
1s.s. - sasaslssse appli@d 10 J,aixe
srs.ss " III tbs amsIaas at bail re-
ss -..sa tsf Vie wumanss reiease nnsil the
ss.Af asfas af ths Disarlss Canrs. I'he
- nhss The h.Insas ~ saaa aAich
-. asaAAfslF givea. vita FoksAss q
- - In a s'arssses. And the wansAn
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Assass szziNxsr,--Mr. A. naskes, Of
- sss, expected 10 ahip about fIve
ss1asa saaks Of pssAssea 10 San Fran
800 g In sieo4 VI. Elder On bar hsss
- ~ sMe days before she sailed he
-. ssa o aiapalsil from his agent in
! sansisao. Mr. W. Il. Crosby. atas
= - NE market was yuFy much de-
- -. and assina him nos 30 shig any
ss I'm % could pssasahiy hsip. Ac-
- s&V. s.niy about eleven hnndlI,e<i
- - wsfa PLACED an hoard the easesing
ssss " NE snaikes tssives "a 90 %
Is = ~. hrkes viii inAae l,nfee
zaens b. the hsnioa.
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Wasnaxarus, March IL. - Secretary
Barnard has wriesea letter 10 Senator
Miller. Chairman OF she Senate Com
,nitlee ian Forei9n Relations. giving him
iufurustson fruan tha State Department
con,~rsline he Rarriass movement The
tsrea iniamaiiaa received BY the Depart
,aaest in regard 20 the revolutionary
rsaospment waa Q Telegram frem baT-
rios 20 the prmsidezlt annoanain9 that
~ lsna assumed tho title ee enprenzs
Military ChAef, aud the Maatstsr Of
Forsiail Relations Of 9aRtemals ssald
ssoil cerpa 20 wasAinutun. Later q
assuateh was received that San Saliva
dor, Niearaxua and Costa RlcA wauld
faIgct isarriass and requesting The inter
faFuncs Of sae UnitaAa States Govern
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