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rRaNscoNrIsENraL rRErGHrs.
The Graded system Woald Place
Chicago at a Disadvantage.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Transcon;inental
Representatives yesterday further CON
siGered the proposed revision Of Pacific
coast freight tariffs The question Of
grading rates, or, in other words. making
rates from chicago - per cent of the
rates from New York. took up most Of the
time Representatives of the Rock Island
and Burlington tried hard 70 obtain cen
csssiops
General Traffic Manager Siubbs, of the
Southern Pacific. strongly opposed the
proposition He showed that the present
methods making rates from ali points 10
the Missouri river the same as from New
York wss rather for the benefit OF Chicago
than otherwise. and be could not COM
pFehend why representatives OF Chicago
lines were trying TO bring about the
adoption Of the graded system. The lat
ter, il adopted, he said, must be general
Under the system ST. Louis. Omaha. Kan
sas City ana all manufacturing points west
of Chicago woaid be entitled To lower rates
than Chicago. By adopting a fat rate
from all points east of the Missouri river
Chicago would be on an exact equality
with ST. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha aud
more westerly points, in which exent
Ch;eago's uneqnslied facility would give
IL command of the situation. Its cofnpe-
titiou was not from New York or New Eng-
land, but the business centers west OF
Chicago. The present rates we're certainly
low enough and satisfactory 70 shippers.
as he had heard no complaint and did not
think Chicago people desired TO have the
graded system adopted. II would give
Western competition material advantage
in rates.
GRADED FREIGHT RATES.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-The lines in the trans
continental Association to-day practically
agreed at their meeting here TO make a
change in rates TO the Pacific coast. in ac-
eordance with the desires of shippers,
who have complained that the rates from
Chicago and other western points are too
high, in fact, too near the New York basis,
SO il Is &c be expected that the new rates
viii be put into effect by January. The
rates will be graded in the following or
der; From Missouri river points; from
Mississippi river points: from Peoria; from
Chicago; from Detroit: from Cleveland
and so ON. The rates in detail viii prob
ably be agreed on Monday.
EAST BOUND RATES RESTORED.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-The general managers
of East-bound railroad lines agreed at q
meeting to-day, to restore rates on al
classes of dead freight. including grain
aud provisions, and TO advance dressed
beef rates TO basis of 80 cents a hundred
pounds. and live stock rates 10 2s22l cents
The session lasted all day. The restora
ton of rates is delayed five days Longer
than expected. the time for the change tC
take place being December II, instead oi
December L.
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LITTLEwooD WINS THE WALK.
Aibert's Record Broken-Herty Out
does Rowell's Best.

NEW YORK. Dec. IAN immense crowd
was present at Madison Square garden to
witness the conclusion OF the walking
match. The enthusiasm arose as Little
wood finished the 62lst mile, or the best
record, at 7:52. Every lap after this added
to the excitement of the throag, for the
Engiishman was then on new ground and
hoisting the record. At s07 Iittlewood
completed 622 miles and one lap, and then
left the track. Herty finished the 600ih
mile at $50. soon afterwards Mike Kelly
presented the belt to Littlewood. the
winner, in brief speech.
ExChampion Albert has challenged Lit
tlewood to another match for the cham
pionship of the world, each man entering
10 put up sl0oo, to De divided by the walk
ers, IN addition 20 share of the gate
receipts.
Herty at this time was still on the track.
making an effort to break Rowell's best
record OF COZ miles At sos he made the
eo2nd mile, and shortly afterwards was
ahead OF Rowell. All of the contestants 5
returned 10 the track between 9 and 10
O'Clock
The final score was Littlewood 627
miles 1870 yards, Herty COS. Moore a5S,
Cartwright 5i7. Noremac 5i2, Hart $50.
Mason SIS, TAYLOR $50. Campana 80, Elson
pedestrians had finished their tramp at
10 O'Clock they were taken to the hotels
in the vicinity.
The receipts fer the week amounted TO
&IaIzS OF this $955l 80 viii be divided
among the walkers. Littiewood win get
sSs13. with si0o0 added for breaking the
r1car,i
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THE AUSTRIAN ANNIVERSARY.
Emperor Francis Joseph's Corona
tian Occurred Forty Years Ago,

VIENNA, Dec. LIN the lower house
OF the reiebsrath to-day. Herr SmiIks.
president, referred 10 the fact that Emperor
Francis Joseph's accession 10 the throne
took place inst 40 wears ago. He said
though IL was the desire of the emperor
that the day be marked solely By works ct
charity. IL wss nevertheless fitting that The
free aud chosen representatives OF the peo-
pie should express their views on the i'm
poFtHnce OF the event
He describes the emperor's reign as one
OF rich blessings aud emphasized the cor
dial affection which existed between the
emperor AMI his subjects. The emperor
was the head Of an empire more respected
than ever before. which was souzh; ss an
ally and esteemed - q strong and faithful
confederate Al the end OF Smiika's speech
cheers were given fnr The emperor.
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NO APOLOGY TO OFFER.
Socialist Graham Dismissed from
the British Parliament

LONDON, Dec. lin the house Of com
mons to-day the speaker ordered Cunning
hame Graham. advanced Liberal. Ia with
draw from the house because he accused
smith, Government leader, OF conniVing
at dishonoFable trick, and refused 20 re
tract the accusation. As Graham was leav-
ing the house members shouted Bravo,
Grahamr
In an interview Graham explained that
the trouble arose over the action OF Brooks
ton on paper to prevent a discussion upon
the chain makers grievances. Graham
eli araeterized this as dishonorahle, ans *
pressed belief that the government iusti-
gated Robinson TO perform II. He refused
to withdraw this statement, hence his dis
missal.
Graham saws he will not apologize. no
matter what the result NAV be.
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sailor. Ill-Tre.iea IN Hsyti.

EEW YORK. Dee The sailors OF the
steamer HAyf an Kepahiie. now under
seizure az Port 81 Prince. who arrived here
. couple Of days ago. complain that they
we're III treated 6y HAytiaB soldiers. sho
purp0sely made q nose over the head Of
a conrate dyins Of yellow fever that
after his death they carried bis body away
and dumped H ia aswanp without bnFisi.
They seem particularly put out becaase
Capt. Ramsey VI the United States cruiser
g,,ston did nothing for them.
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HALL AALLIsFzR.
IMMIGRATION EVILS.
The Ford Committee May Continue
tn Take Evidence.

wAsstNsros. Dec The Ford commit.
tee, investigating the evils of unresir!cisd
immigrafiOn. has not held meeting MS
week fur want 0s = quorum. Mr.. fo'd sad
TO an Associated Press reporter today that
there had been some development thls
week which may make IL necessary for the
CON rnltfee to take additional testimony,
and that the question: VIII oe deci1ed Al
meeting to b. held Monday morning.
.sIa wBaf direcfloa |iA TIE e0nEnittee
20 in search Of further eviteureF
..Ezs and west 70 New fork and 70 san
Fraucissso. II ge decide 20 go a. all II y .
not ts.1bAhle that Eny bill On this subject
caa b.. passed ov the Fif-ieth congress Il Is
be-, that the subject Be thorcazhiy sx-
hAa.Is,.l hsf.rs fna con Elltiee ref.orts-
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wAsHiNGTos, Dec. I--Before the mill
tary court Of iaquiry into the hqucdnct
tunnel work to day, ex-Chief Of Tag ncers.
Gen. Duane told tbs story Of the New York
tunnel aud its shady" construction.
Quite a number of men cmplsyed there
. inston tnBuel, among them BeckwoFfh,
who was one OF the firm Of Brown. Howard
& Co, contractors on the New York aque-
duct. Gen. Duane. In response TO a ques-
ton. said he work done by thls hrm ON
the NeS York tunnel was the worst OF the
whole ijue. witness bad on september n.
ISIS. warned Major Decker OF she character
Of work done b. Beekw0Fth. who was one
If the sub contractors IN New York aud
the latter In washinRton-
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SHARP PRACTISE.
M +. TarPey sued to Restrain COL
leclion d Z Prnssai.snrN Nnrr

SAN FEASCtsco, bee. The members OF
the frFa OF D0anelly, Danne 4 Ca Of this
city have hlrG complaint agaius; Michael
7. TATpey, whercln Il sets forth that ia ls79
Iarpey. who was connected with \. Lrile
a Cuiich in The smelling and reaniug bus
lucSS. became possessed of s9aUQ htsioug-
ing Ia himself aud aSs1c{ates. aud helieg-
ing the latter intended 70 sap f1r = di-
vision Of The money. he induced Andrew
bonneiiy, ~ that time one Of the piaiBiif
nrin, 70 execute two prosnissory notes. one
to IaFpey'S mother ana fhe other
% his sister, FOX sii090 each. sign-
ing the firms name thereto. making
Il appear that Tarpey had eivcn the
money 20 his mother and sisirr, who
loaned Il 10 the Arm Tarpey agreed to
give W the notes when tue Action against
him was settled. instead OF which he trans
ferred them 10 his hruthcs. n0minick Tar
pey, In lSs;, D0naelly Danne & Co had
$ settlement with Michael rzrpey. giving
their note fer all the money due him.
subsequently Dominiek Tarpay sued them
to recover the S1-,eoe and ssl0s interest
thereon.
Plaintiffs allege that the mouey was
really never luanrd their ErIn. aud that
Dominica and Michael have couspired 20
defraud them. They ask that the two
notes be cancelled aud destroyed
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KILRAIN READY FOR SULLIVAN.
He Wants to Fight Him to n Finish
with Bare knuekiss.

CHICAGO, Dec. l-"Parsou' Davies. Jake
Kilraln's manager, wss interviewed by the
Chicago Times 10 the effect that Kilrain
will fight John l.. sullivan with bare
knuekies. TO a inish, under the prize ring
rules. for 5000 a side. within 10 OF " weeks
Richard X Fox, Kiirsins baker. said
Davies stands ready at any time 10 maze
Auy deposit. aad kilrain is equally aux
ious to hear. t.sa, that sullivan viii agree.
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san FRANCISCO Dec The new steamer
Yaauiua Bay. OF the Oregon Development
Co. arrived in port to-day. 70 days frofa
New York sac is intended by the Drvel-
OF nent Co aud Oregon Pacific rsilrOa1 10
ply tween this port snd fsq0lnA CITY
HE vessel " as bu il n ISL Al Pail saeipala
b. Wa CrAMp & sons she ia Loo toas
register, 81 feet long. - feet IN breadth
snd 4 feet dewp- Car Z Lonc brought her
srouad the Horn. and she Will discharge
her coal cargo, about go tons. and be
placed in immediate service.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. I.--Ailorney Deu-
prey, representing simon Hnmberg. one OF
the haif-iuierest sN1Bdiers. concerned
among other things in cefrauding 7. W.
Parker, an Oregon ranchman, out of hts
property, appeared before Superior Judge
foohey 30 day and asked that the iudict-
meuts against Hamberg, ". J. Pitcher,
Walter Neusisdf, :. "A. Carpenter and T..
Beeysn lie dismissed. as they had been
pending more than rs days and the law
provides for the dismissal Of indictments
not prosecuted within 60 days after the
fudiag. District Attorney St0uehill replied
that efforts TO bring these parties iato
court bad failed a. some 0f them were fu-
giuyes from the law Judge Toohy took
the case under advisement.
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NAsnlSGToS, Dec. Hon. samuel J.
Randall aud his family arrived Ia this city
today Randall bore the faiigBe Of tie
journey well, and gu his arrival was In the
best of spirits Wniie be viii attend 10
the du les Of chairman Of the committee
on appropriations. " is probable most Of
bic work viii be accomplished at bic home
aud that be viii not attend the meetings
nf the mouse, except o1 special occasions,
nutiI after the holiday reetsz
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APPROPRIATIONS.
The House Committee Actively At
Work.

wAsHTSGT0S. Dec. The house com
mittee on appropriations took q recess TO
dar. bnf work on the bills Is being pushed
vigorously by the members having taern ia
charge. The bill covering appropriations
for the District Of Columbia wili be ready
10 report 70 congress Monday or Tuesday.
The sus-commiItees In charge ot the sun
dry civil appropriation and foruneailon
hIils hone the measures may be ready for
consideration hy the coming week. The
district bill sppropEiGtss shonE the same
sum total ss the bill for the current year,
about Siaso0o Toe committee vii soon
consider the bill providing Tor Fefandins
the deb, Of the pisfr CT Of Columbia sofsc-
thing in excess Of $4,000, 90
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WICHITA, Kan, Dec. IA special frorn
Oklahoma SAYS thai settlers who have
i4i1ly gone tbere held q c8uVeuiioa yes
terdsy sad after thorough discussion Of
their Interests. a. affected BY the pending
congregational legislation, uuApimauslY re-
solved 70 throw opea their claims and
abandon the territory and imprsve meats
uB;il they bad frll warranty 70 ocespy and
enjoy the same
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FRENCH WAR MONEY.
An Enormous sam Asked for De-
frnsiVe Works

PARIS, Dec. i.-At the meeting OF the
cabinet 10 day NJ, de FreyciBet, minister Of
war, explained that he had arrived a. an
agreement with the bndEct committee for
al extra loan ON account Of defensive
works He said the estimates Of total ex
feuditHFes of the war department were
20. go co.. francs. OF which the estimates
for 3o9 o0 90 francs would immediately be
submitted 20 the chamber Of deputies.
Credits for the war Office for iss9 were es.
;imz.ed a. $50 Co. .01o francs
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ANOTHER JOINT LEASE RUMoR.
To Discriminate ia Fsssr Of Port
land ON Freights.

PORTLAND, Dec. Lit Is ramorsd here
that a uniou aud Northern Pacific Joint
lease viii soon be made and C. II. Prescott
/ put in charge Of the O. r. & y Co.'S lines,
with headquarters at Portland II Is
/ further held by those who claim 20 know
/ that rates on wheat and other products
( will be made so that Astoria viii be put on
I the same footing as Tacoma. while there
/ viii be difference of about dollar q ton
/ in favor of Portland. Mr.. Prescott Is in
/ the city and disclaims any knowledge Of
7 the fuHffar
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A RECOUNT DEMANDED.


san FKANcisco, Dec. Lit has been ascer-
t2ined thst number Of Republicans. who
were candidates for municipal oiaees at
the recent election aGd defeated. held a
conference yesterday aud determined TO
Instruct lawyers 10 commence tue neceS-
sary proceedings for general recount Of
the vote cast in this city. Among those
who. il is said, have s.gniaed their CO
operation for the demand for 3 recoua; are
q. A. story, candidate for mayor; e. X.
Irvlnghatn, candidate for superintendent
OF streets; asd half a dozen CAndidaies
for supervisor. IL Is understood that the
mode of procedure viii De that Ose appiiea-
tioa be hled aud the other nominees viii
JOIN In q PRAYER 10 be permitted to share
IN toe count II is said papers will be
hled early next week.
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NEW OREGON LAND OFFICE.
The Harvey valley secures Long
Feif Want.

WAsEINsI0N, Dc LIE lre ana o
nre for the Harvey land district. eons'i-
tated by tae act Of congress approved NAY
u lasr. hss hssu Eacated BY order OF the
president at Dire xsy, GraEt eoenfs- ore
xSn. with Robert J. Slater, Of Oregon a
sexi.ser. snd George NcGowsn. Of Oregon.
as receiver.
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To-DaNss weather

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l-IndieafioBs Tor
a hours fer Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Fair weather in the eastern portion,
southwesteriy winds: slightly cooler in
Oregon, nearly stationary temperature IA
Washington Territory.
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yTgGislA cEr1. Tee i.-1ien- c. A. v.
Putnam. one Of the Oldest eonp0sitors aud
journalists on the PArlsc SLOPE Ia lying -
the point Of death AZ his residence here.
He 1as editor of the Territorial Ease-priss
for several years, aad served one term a.
stats priufer He fss hnesl descencsut Of
Gen Israel PMtnam Of Revolutionary
lame
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SAN Francisco. Dec. IA local paper
states that 8. meeting of coal dealers last
night the price Of coal was advanced s.
per ton. owing TO pressure brought 10 bear
upon them by DEnsmuiE 4 Sens. Of the
wellington mines
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A welI-Bora Eonher Captured.

kEE OELEtss, Dsc. i-Joha ". Alien,
sob Of ben anna franklin Alisn. . pFoTai-
neat banker " Indianapolis. wb0 Il wsut
ed IN ssa F-essisco for alleged robbery of
the welis. Fargo 4 Co = Express. and for
whose apprehension . large reward eas
been offered, was captured 70 day By Chief
o. Police Geraid. Of Montgomery, Ala
bsmA- Allen viii Be taken 10 s4a Fran
cisco.
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CHURCH COERCION.
The Tory bishop Of Limerick Again
shows Hi- Hand.

DUBLIN. Dee. bishop O'Dwyer of
Limerick has iutimated thAt un4ess the
bOycottiug Of a maa named BTan for TAX
ing al eyictsd tenants farm shall erase be
viii close the church Of the parish 10 which
the fara' Is located and suspend all masses.
sacYs nserts and hurisss
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FIENDIsa eEoRoIANs.
A Mob Throws 1wo Negroes, bound
and Weighted, into a River.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dee The negroes of
WiikS county are in arms over = tragedy OF
last Tuesday night A mob Of 8N whites
bound Tim smith and Joe Coleman and
threw them into the river alive and
weighted with stones Huldsh aud Jim
Smith were severely lashed The affair
grew out Of aniusult to white woman.
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ITALIAN WAR MONEY.


ROME. Dee, i-Tae government has In
trO.lueed in the chamber q bill asking q
sappleraeufAry credit Of 100 ol0. go Iires on
aceoan, Of the army. and 81 90 90 lires on
account Of the navy.
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NOTABLE DEAD.
REAR ADMIRAL aaPsoN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l-Rear-Admiral Ed
ward simpson. U. ;. n, retired, died this
morning In this city.
Edward simpson was born in New York
city. March 2, lsl4. He entered the navy
as midshipman at the age OF Is, was in
the first class that was attached 10 the
naval academy in 1876 s6, and was grada-
ated at Annapolis in the latter year. Dur
ing the Mexican war he was attached 10
the steamer Vixen, in which be partiei-
pated in various engagements, including
the bombariment aud capture of Vera
Cruz. He had served on the coast survey
IN 1850, in the brig Washington and
steamers Vixen and Legare. In lsSo-55 he
crnised in the frigate Congress on the Bra
gil station, as acting master, and in 1854
he was attached to the naval academy ss
assistant instructor in naval gHnnery aud
Infantry tactics. He was promoted 10
master in 1854, and 10 lieutenant next
wear. aud served in the sloop Portsmouth
in the East India squadron, lo's-5s. par
ticipating in the capture ef the Barrier
forts near Canton, China Heweut 10 the
naval academy upon bis return. ana was
In charge OF the department OF naval gUn-
merry in is5s-6., and cOIn,nandsnt OF mid.
shipncn in lS52-sS. He was commissioned
lieutenant commander ia i-d2, and IN the
monitor PaSsaic, OF CbaTlestsn, paTiiei-
pafed ia various engagements. tie was
commissioned commander, Msreh 3, ls6o-
served a. ut-rt~th ptlla VI Ataf fDAicRAAs
dated gulf squadron, being present At the
fall Of Mobile and receiving the surrender
OF the Confederate lect on the Tom bigbee
river In ls75 he was commissioned cap
tain. and in ls70-72 went on 8 special naval
mission 20 Europe. He vas IN charge OF
the torpedo station a. Newport r l., in
ls7S-75, was eOmnandAnt Of the SeR Lon
don naval station IN $3.50. su1 Of the
Phiiadelpsis League island nayy-yard in
lsso-s4. He was promoted u commodore
Aprii Is, ISIS. aud TO rear admirsl February
2. 1884 and placed on the retired list March
3. 1886 Admiral simpson las president
OF the United states naval institute in
lSsf-sS. and was the senior member of the
Naval Academy Graduates Association
He devoted himself 20 the scientific deyel-
Opfneni Of the navy. especially IN the sri
ence Of =unnery and torpedOes. Besid ;
articles in magazines ON professional sab
jects he published three books on naval
subgects
HALL N'ALLisrzR
SAN Francisco. Dee. Hall AcAliisier.
one of the leading lawyers of this city, VINO
has been iii for a number Of months. died
M san Rafael at o'clock this morning.
There was no confirmed change in his
con iiion until this morning. when II was
noticed that he was rapidly sinking ksriy
this morning he summoned HE family 20
his bed side, and 81 : O'Clock hrfathed his
last. lie retained consciousness TO the
last. and Was able 70 communicate bis
wishes 10 his family. Tue body viii be re
moved 10 san Francisco and buried from
akF s~aN NetssHaV
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NEE HAVEN, Dec. 1.-Two DAYS ago John
&. King. = law student. murdered an $3.50
eiaie, subsequently developed 10 be George
Donovan donovan disappeared, and this
maruiBg his body was found in reservoir.
The motive for the mRrdeT has not been
agreruained
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wHITE-CAPs IN OHIO,
Improsident Heads of Families
Ordered to Leave.

CtNCfSNATI. Dec. Notices purporting
10 be from White-Cap organizations have
been left with several persons ia this
county near Glendale. They sre 10 the
effect that the persons notified must leave
the county within 20 days They are &C
eused of failure 20 provide for their
families
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS ILLNESS.
A Serious Affection Of the Ear Con-
fines Him.

BKELIS. Dee. i.--Enperor william is im-
proving. bat sill keeps 70 his bed room.
The emperor Is suffering with an ear afec-
ton. u IL ramored q growth has been dis
covered inside his ear
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oRroSvILLg, MINI. Dec. i.--gsmes Sui
livaa and Joseph Pnige. farm hands, were
drowned in Big Stone lake Thanksgiving
evening They were out in an sceboa,
and ran into an air hole.
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prr.sd..t p,.x .xInaura,ated

CITY or MEXICO, Dee This morning
PresiGeut Disx took the oath 81 othce as
presideut for third term, amid great dis
pay OF troops and firing. There was no
popular demonstration
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