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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Gets Hir Dnse

NEW YoRE, December 2O.-Ex-Alder
man McQuade was this morning sen
fenced 10 seven years imprisonment,
aud to pay a fine OF 5000.
Recorder Smith said he thought it was
his duty to take more than usual eau
ton in all the details of this case. Off
GERS were picked, a respectable hotel
selected for the accommodation OF the
Jury, and the jury were conscientiously
warned on each occasion OF their leay-
ing the court room. The Recorder also
took special pains 10 caution the jurors
that they would not be allowed 10 re
ceiye letters or calls from anyone, not
even members OF their family; IN fact,
SPECIAL caution had been used. and the
court was satisfied that the interests OF
the prisoner had been carefully
guarded. McQusde was ordered TO
stand up, and did SO, with his thumb in
his pantaloons pockets.
TIL Defense. remarked General
Tracy, "has nothing to say why sen
tence should not te pronounced
against him. We rely on his former
good character and the esteem in which
he is still held by his neighbors and
acquaintances, who are many of them
here now to ask for leniency OF the
convict"
The recorder said in substance:
Arthur J. McQuade, you have been
fairly and justly convicted of bribery
You were elected 70 perform a public
dUfy and d public trust. Instead OF do
ing so you violated that trust. Your
character as a business man, citizen,
father and husband is good. have
sympathy for your wife and family.
You ShO0ld have considered them be
fore you did wrong. You did not add
to the crime OF which you have been
convicted, as Jaehne did, by taking the
stand and committing perjury
/ have reason TO believe you
received as much money as
Duffy did. 0,OO0. That money is
not yours; 1t Is rot the property OF your
family; If il Is left with them il will
work the inevitable result Of ill-gotten
gain. / would advise YOU TO give up.
and pay back to the city. the money
which you received, and ! have no
doubt but that it win work 20 your bene-
ut. The sentence of the court is that
you be confined in the States Prison,
at hard labor, for the term OF seven
years, and that you pay q fine of So 600.
I During the sentence, MCQuade stood
up, his arms folded across his bosom.
in a manner habitual TO him. The
sentence was given, and the audience
dispersed, MCQuade going out with his
keepers and the faithful brother who
had stood by his side throughout the
trial. Counsel for McQssde obtained
a copy Of the sentence, and left the
room. McQuade was Immediately taken
to the TOOmbs, and after the usual
formalities, was locked IN cell L..
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The Cherokess.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December Dad
vices from tn Cherokee Indians are
30 the effect that the council OF the
nation has elected Colonel c. J. Harms
aad Il. T. Landoun as delegates TO
Washington, 10 represent the CheroSees
during the present session o. Congress.
Eaey are instructed az length on
Cherokee affairs, among other things
p urge upon Congress the passage OF
bill giving the nation the right to tax
railroads running through this country
he same as they do in States, aud 70
compel these roads 10 cease dis
examinations in freight and passenger
rates against citizens Of Indian
Territory, as they are now doing.
The delegation are also instructed To
get an &C; OF Congress. If possible, 70
lest before the proper courts, whether
or not the domain act car b. applied 70
lands OF Indian Territory, or ia other
words, whether Indian lands of thIs
Territory can be taken by Congress and
given 10 private corporations. The
delegation is S good one. Tne Cherokee
council has changed the time o. allow
ing stock To be driven II the country
and extended it one month, from April
lst 20 May lst. Tnis will be- an adyan--
tage 10 stCckmen through the country.
Auother Law allows persons 20 sb.g
lumber and timber out OF the nation
provided they paw . royalty on the
same as fixed by law.
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The Oldest woman

ST. LOUIS, December 19.-Letiers from
Laesa Mama, Seminole Nation, Indian
Territory, give an account Of the death
there, on the 5th instant, Of Mrs.
Susanna Warren, perhaps the oldest
p rsOn n the United SJa:es. Il not IN
Jne world. She was born n tine old
town 0i 81. Augustine, Fla. IN lI50.
fifteen ears teiUuc Americans co.
c-iyed the idea of national independence.
She vas born a slave and was the prop
erty OF SpanI-h masters until ISIS,
when she was freed, with other Spanish
slaves that fled from the town Of Pensa-
cola when it was taken by General Jack
sO1. She lived in the country from then
until the second treaty of peace with
the SemiuOleS, when she was regarded
as their common property, and was re-
moved with them TO Indian Territory.
she leaves one daughter living, who
resides in Austin. Texas, and is In her
9th year. She leaves many grand
children, Some OF them nearly 20 years
OF age.
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Death Of mer.emnp eold.mlth.

NEwBUEGH, \. Y, December 90
Alden Goldsmith. the famous horse
man, died last night at Blooming
Grove, aft an illness Of three weeks.
Goldsmith was born IN 1870. Early il
life he began 10 breed fine horses.
Goldsmith Maid, trair ed and developed
By him. has linsed the name OF her
owner forever win the horse interests
of the country. be also brought out
G.oster. Huntress. Powers, Driver,
Alley, Volunteer, HeptagOn. Domestic.
CastellOr and scores Of other noted
trotters. For pineJesn years be owned
Volunteer, perhaps the most prominent
stallion in America.
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Parnell.

/. LoNDos, December 19.-Parnen, who
has just arrived in London, said to-day
that he was slowly but firmly recover
ing from his recent gastric attack. Ris
doctor will permit him TO resume his
Parliamentary duties on the opening of
the session if be promises to be careful
Parnell does not intend at present 10
express an opinion on the "plan Of
campaign" wishing first 20 go 10 Ire
land 70 consult with the promoters Of
the plan, whom be has not seen since
the end OF the last session of Parli8-
meat he also desires TO obtain fuller
knowledse in regarG 10 various matters
before he speaks on the subject He
declares that he was not aware that
the plan of campaign" had been de-
vised. or even proposed unul it had been
published. Parnell will 20 to Ireland
shortly.
LoxBoN, December 20.-Parnell is at
Euston Station Hotel II this civ. He
IS III and confined 10 his room. he IS
unable 10 receive visitors. and J.
Obliged 10 avoid the TRANSACTION q all
business, ana Is even prohibited ~ DIS
physicians from taking any part II
polGcal discussions.
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IRISH NEWS
Release Of Father Fahy From
Prison.
DEATH FROM HYDROPHoBIA.
A Crazy Dsaf-Muts - ParneIl-Th Q
Iherokees-The Turkish his
sion-ItaIiln Finances.
Dublin Dots.

DUBLIN, December 2o-FatEer Fshy,
the priest who, early in September, wa
sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment
for refusing 20 give bail for good be-
hayiOr, was to-day released uncon-
ditional.J from the Galway Jail in
which he had been since confined. II
will De remembered that Father Fab +,
intsrceded with Agent Lewis, OF the
Clanricarde estates, IN behalf OF a num-
Der OF tenants belonging TO the priests
parish IN WoOdioTc, VINO were unable
TO pay their rents. Eviction was
threatened and Father Fahy went 20
save them from being put in the road
way. Ir. Lewis treated the priest
EaTshiy, and as the latter leit he said 20
Mr.. Lewis: You are hard-heaTted
toward Gods poor; you may repent
OF It" Lewis at once had the
priest arrested and charged him
with threatening has life, even going so
far as u declare shat Father Fahy said
he would have him murdered. The
magistrates ordered Father Fahy 10
give bail for good behavior or 90 10 JaIl
He refused 10 furnish bail for the rea
son that u would be regarded as an adj
mission that the charge against him
was true. lie was accordingly i'm
prisontd The priest met with an ova-
ton on his relea e. he city Of Galway
Will be illuminated 10 night IN his
honor.
y family consisting of six children
ard their parents were asphyxiated by
escaping gas last night az Carrick-On-
Sur, County Iipperary. Five children
We're dead when found The other
child ana the parents were still alive,
but they cannot survive.
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IN CONGRESS.
tho Doings of the Lawmakers
on Monday.
or.HIyG IN BOTH HOUSES.
-..v..sures Brought Up and Acted
an in the Senate an" House
orRepresentatives
SENATE.

..-..-.reroy. December 2O.-AUong
editions presented and referred
- s--s-al in favor OF the reduction OF
-s+.-91 oIeomargarine, and one from
re-. from the Merchants Exchange OF
:. -rrfs. king legislation for an IN
--.s-e u trade with Central ana SouIA
America. --.t.-..,,,+o for tho
BID % incorporate the A4alllC sly =
r-s- ship Railway Company, ana
--r-z. thar 10 simply PROVIDED Ior the
rake. Incorporation Ot lhe con- pay
-fsa-r auy guaranty by government I;
Made che special order TOT the Secoiiu
Tuesday 10 January. .--.-.4
gar-.a offered -es0lu-lOn lIs u uet-
M t-a Judi Iary commute 20 my u l.-
INTO the power OF the I easTaI ~ ,.-. :
-.-s- -sffroGE receivers hips. LAID OFer.
zrs...,a. .D~eg0e} offered a long pre-
s-r.r- and resolutions calling on the
s---.-a-- or War for information as 70
t-a unauthorized bEililng o. a steam
----r-T I'm Columbia River, and as TO
tho reduction of wages OF l2oOrers en-
-.ral gr SO q OF Improvements on lhat
river. Laid over. m
-laE E1.l.u. bin was postponed as
srzeisl s-.lar until the second tuesday
5a January. He expressed the hope
+rst In -re meantime the matter would
be taken uu lu the House and disposed
ri IN one -av OF the other.
The House bill Tor the relief OF the
survivors Of the exploring steamer
ErH.-.. and the widows and children
of those who persisted IN the retreat
from els wreck of the vessel IN the
Arctic seas. was taken up and passed.
The President pro tenn. announced the
following appointments to committees:
COMMITTEES on Claims-Air. Spooner,
s- chairman. in place OF Pike, deceased,
aeG Cheney IN place OF SpOOner,
District of Columbia; Cheney in
rIsCe al Pike, civil service; Will
sans r Mace Of Pike, on epidemic
diseases; Cheney in place Of SpoOner,
on lu. r5vemeuts OF the Mississippi
river. Williams n place Of Pike, on
tra-sg0r. alton routes 10 the seabOard ;
Williams la place OF Henderson, Ie-
signed.
Tie house bill to grant to the Mari
copa ,s Pheuix Railway Company, Of
Arizona the right oi way through the
ella --Fur reservation was taken
10, amended and passed, ana g confer
euce a~Eed.
The Senate then went into secret ses
sion, AID when the doors were reopened
adjourned.
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llg---s0n. this afternoon. introduced
a res1.-IoI for a holiday recess from
Deceu1. 2-i TO JaaGa.g i,h.
HiscesE then ca led o.? his motion 10
suspend ,le rules aud pass the bill re-
IauuE -1 duties on Suma,ra tobacco.
Lle ua 3l was voted down by q 70
gt SD gs.s 900 lh5 nays.
Townsend illinois, il-rs luced g re-
so.auCg, calling o. the Secretary
o. Tie Treasury 10 ascertain
whether any New York national bank.
daring .H prese-. month. loaned IL,
surplus money W deposits to stock
hrrEa-- w.tl9u- security, AMI merely
upon receipt O.. interest ana. az5.
Wheeler any naG1na. bank permitted
me --p -.E %. any person or corpora
ton 3D. exceed the amount limTed bv
the statutes.
l-.aaee Kentucky introduced re-
solution Of inquiry, as to whether the
'H...L-sE u. the treasury paid iutereS;
On bonded indebtedness, before falling
que; te- The purpose Of affecting vSiues
oa Wall Street.
The following bills were also intro
tuCsd and referred:
by Flnlay lMsryland)- prescribe
the -ate OF standard silver for certain
cons OF The United States. 70 enlarge
ne -=gai tender currency Of the half
dollar. and 20 permit the issue of silver
--sl.E- ares on deposits of the same.
-i-s-sy tNdnel introduced long re-
solution lD>trUCtiug the committee
on naval affairs 10 inquire into the ex-
t--i.-cy OF tie Secretary of the Navy
% l-- construction of vessels for the
navy hereafter. 20 invite proposals o.
s-e- terms as w. best secure the estab-
-s--elt VI new iron and steel shin
lg yards at sirab'e points on
'-5 --.an &c, PsCitic sad Cali coasts.
.l- COX lN5T Gurkj-A Joint rrsoll-
-r5cLns the committee on appr9-
-..-s 20 present 10 the House =
plan Of coast defenses.
-l.Jy1ng IS the text Of the Dill
.-'.--ee1 oy Warner (Ohio):
~. THAT TIE Secretary of the
be- and hC Is hereby lrIt lOrizad and
% .-Tes - Der cent OF tine iIu-
'r.s Ted via be Treasurer III
So .ss 90 he 18t NJ The -TlrSsg.,..
. r-a 20 PEI cent Df an such
.e- lHpJ.It-t. TO- the rcleua
--- ..-. l.-..lE lata- o- She ustipH.-
Provided Dg -.-. Ion 3 g Lly llr ~
-sr. and amendments thereto.
s H- ..' US t.."- sud- -H- 10 ts.-- %. lie
rates. Tine bonds 20 pEr-lH- -g
ar.. 'H .ls Tree my IN lieu ui sIal
Too secure the red -Iup-ion ul
note, az the p atICuai banks.
en- "tlle Interest On the bonds pur-
ae- lllreI lL this act, as lhe same
arr 1---l be covered iutJ the Treasury,
exc es TIE bonds 70 their par value
M '-t mount 0f-Ou. sIsuGinE circuiat-
-.E- Il "a national banks foE the redemD-
ar 'l money has been deposited,
.- - .-e bonds over sCcl outstanding
and =- A-.-S. they shall be cancelled
1-.s- -l-l the circulating notes of the
ss .a.-s Tor redemption, OF which
'-ts mas been deposited. may be
4 .-.- ..' 81 snT money in the Treasury
- app-opziared: and Whenever
-It u th- Secretary Of tie
, ...- circulating notes cannot be
r.-. t-- gt money in the treasury.
e 'Alilring It's general eCiciencr.
"rJeT the sales q: IS
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Lightning Flashes.

Prince Bismarck is again iudisposed.
In a boiler explosion ar LeccO, LON
hardy, Monday, six persc were killed.
Heally viii represent Dillon and
others a. their trial IN Dublin on
The first carload Of Citrus fair ex-
hibits left San Francisco for Chicsgo
on Monday.
DeLesseps has given $4,000 for gov
eminent land 10 be used 10 widening
the suez Canal.
The German Reichstsg military COM
mtttee has exempted clergytneu from
military Service.
The Bundesrath has authorized the
fur Der coinage OF 800 OOJ marks worth
Of pfsnBig pieces.
Powderly has declined an invitation
to address United Labor party meet
ing, at Philadelphia.
Taylor Bros, -cattlemen, of Colorado
City, made an assignment on Saturday.
Liabilities, $4,000.
The sale of tho chicago & St. Louis
Railroad 10 the AtchIson COMPANY
was confirmed Monday.
McQuade Yiu be given a few DAYS 20
fix uD MS business before commencing
lis long term Of imprisonment.
\ general strike Of coke workers Is
anticipated at Pittsburg, which will
throw cut OF work 1000 men.
Spain has granted Germany the same
priyleg in the Indies az America en-
JOYS under the favored nation" treat
meut.
: terrific railroad collision at Char
kGT, Russia, occurred Monday, killing
q irteen persons AID injuring thirty
hers. t
he case against David SL=ehv,
Parnellite, for accepting rents as "a
trustee under the ''pian OF ea,u1sigu.
has been abandoned.
The London newspapers say that
while the verdict in RE Campbell case
Is unsatisfactory, tLs Jury could have
come 70 no other conclusion.
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Ihe ITiah

DUBLIN, December ia meeting is
to be held at Kilrush to protest against
Vandeleur's eviction process. Tae call
for the meeting is printed on hand bills,
and concludes as follows: People OF
hilruSh. At the most important crisis in
our cOuntry's history, you are invited
to become soldiers OF Ireland, under the
banner OF the National League"
COmmoners Deasy, Harrington and
Sheehsn spoke at killarney, t.-day, de
nouncinE the acts OF the government.
Mr.. Harrington cUndemnei the absence
Of priests from the meeting
Near IullaaEcOr, TO, ay, process ser
vers were badly beaten By unknown
persons. The process they intended 10
serve was destroyed. One man had to
be sent TO hospital.
The Grand Jury of Munster asSizes
has sent \ resolution 10 government, 10
Mr.. Gladstone and others, declaring
that the evidence obtained in the agra
Tian ofenses points 10 the fact that social
disCrganizatiOn IS traceable to the de-
plOraOle condition of the land question.
LONDON, December l9.-The proprie-
tors of United ireland have had their
books, papers, ETC., removed 20 place
OF safety IN view Of the possible seizure
OF the paper by government, when the
suppressed publication will be continued
Just as when the Land League was sup
pressed.
Commoner Tanner. speaking at
COachfield, Cork, to-day, prophesied
the downfall of government within
three months.
.Commoner Hooper declared that
tenants were capable of, effecting an
honest combination with or without the
plan of campaign" There we're no
priests in the meeting.
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a Crazy Deur-Mnte

RALEIGH, y. c., December 2O.-On
Friday morning, Walter Bingham. a
deat-mute, son OF William bingham,
formerly prominent educator, hired a
horse and buggy here and took Miss
burlington, also q deaf-mute, and
matrou in the State Institution for deaf
and dumb and blind. apparently to
ride. He vas engaged 10 De married 70
Miss burlington and procured a license
here. The couple did not return. They
took the road 20 Durham. They were
seen riding together Friday afternoon,
within eight miles OF Durham. That
evening Bingham alone took the tram
at Durham and on the train inquired
the time of arrival at Atlanta and New
Orlean-. Foul play was suspected and
kilograms we're sent out after Bingham
and officers from this cItyare in search
@. ilriady. \ telegram received 10 day
SAYS ..lt Bingham was ia Carmans-
VILE, View York, on Sunday, that ne
wds crazy and had disappeared.
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Italian Finances.

RcsIE, December I9.-SignOr Aagliaai,
minister Of finance, announced il the
Chamber OF Deputies to-day, that the
budget oil 1SS5 and 1855 .shOWeda deficit
of$5.C Coz eco. He said he hoped that in
the budget for lsS5 aud 1881, the receipts
and expenditures would balance in
spite OF the increase OF appropriation
for the army and navy and that the
budget for 1857 aud 1855 would snow q
surplus OF 500 600. be had great con-
fidence in the financial future Of the
country. He then presented bill pro
yiding for the conversion Of D per cent.
stock into AZ Per can't.
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POPULAR onering To The Queen

LoNDoS, December pa committee
has been organized with the view Of
raising fund for a vOman's and girls
offering 10 Queen Victoria in honor OF
The tiitietn year OF her reign. Dona-
ttoas OF from one penny 20 81 will be
received. The Queen will decide on the
nature OF the Offering. All great ladies
are helping the movement and COM
mit5ess have been formed through the
country,
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The PIsure-Pneumonin BIZ.

WAsHISeIOS, .. C., December 20
Senator Spooner, to-day, by request of
Senator Miller, who IS absent, intro
duced bill to eXtirpate contagious
pleuro pneumonia foot aud mouth dis
ease and rindeTpest among cattle, and
70 facilitate the expectation of cattle
and products of live stock.
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Neither Of them Guilty OF Adultery

LoSDnS. December 2O.-The Campbell
case was given 10 The jury. and they re-
tired At 10 O'Clock they returned
vi a verdict. They found that Lord
Colin Campbell had not com >1iJted
adultery and that Lady Campbel had
not committed adultery with any Of the
Correspondents. The jury added a
rider, that the conduct of General But
Ter was unworthy Of a gentleman aud
AZ officer, and had caused the only diff
dculty which the jury experienced in
reaching p decision. The announce
ment OF the verdict Yves received with
applause.
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4 WharfCaYes.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.-About
25O feet of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's extensive freight wharf in
the old navy yard property on Della
ware River front, cayed in this morn
ing. There was a large amount OF
valuable freight on the wharf and the
loss will be heavy. fA
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Nomination and ConGrmations.

WAsHISsToS, D. c., December 20
Nominat;ons--M. lyon, Of Seattle,
Washington Territory, d. r. Riseley,
OF California, 10 be United States Mar
shall for the Southern District Of Cali
fornia.
Confirmations-A 3. Williams, OF
Arkansas, as 3 member Of the Utah
Commission.
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ahe rurkm sfi..lpn

WAsHISGToS, December %. - The
EreHiHg Star, Tonight sass that the
President has about decided to offer the
Turkish nilsson, vacated by heresigna-
ton of Hon. :. ). Cox, to General Egg
bert L. Vile, Of New YORK, member Of
the House OF Representatives.
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JacobinI Reslrn.

ROME, December l9.-Cardinal Jaco
bini has rendered his resignation as
Papal Secretary Of State, owing to II
health. The Pope refuses to accept his
resignation, but the appointment Of
to the Cardinal q under dis
cussiOn.
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The Buigarians

BEEL1N, December 19.-Bulgarisn
delegates are much satisfied with the
result of their interviews with Count
Herbert Bismarck Yesterday. There is
a general belief that the candidacy Of
Prince Ferdinand, of Saxe-Coburg-
Goiha, for the Bulgarian throne, has
collapsed.
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USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Rough on Piles"

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and complete cure guaranteed. Ask for
Rough on Piles" Sure cure Tor itch =
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A New Turkish Minister

LoSDoE. December .2O.-Mawayeni
Bey, First Secretary OF the Turkish
legation at Madrid, has been appointed
Turkish Minister 10 Washington.
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. e Resigns.

The HAGUE, December 19.-The Min
ister OF Marine mas resigned his post
ths chamber having refused 10 grant
credit for the builGiug 81 three torpedo
boats. as had been proposed by that
officer. .H. ..s
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UNDER THE appropriate heading will
be noticed the marriage Of +. ID. Cor
usiiier and Mrs. r. J. Smith, of Park
city TIE couple ave well known in
tins e. q all -ttIs Park. .rd the con
-rat-.ayiris ua ;ueir matr.G. NAL
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THE MUSIC disooUrsed near The HEB
AID sanctum early this morning by
MeSsrs. Squires, SAMSON and Simms
was greatly appreciated by the night
force Of this paper.
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Pursuing the Rebels.

MANDALAY. December 19.-The British
bave captured Boshway's camp. The
rebels retreated intOahs jungle.
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