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Ans a. rhsraan sasa q Have Csssess<a
a. chr Cs> a. ME San.s - : vle~-rrssi-
a<nsl.i Csnxlanss. ssd ~ ned n.ndans
WIN Cssashs>dly Wave - -. Louis.
PnrtApxrPnrA. Nay 3.-The Tsnes
says; ..The Democrats ticket % b
placed in nomination q the ~. Louis
Convention will BE-: For President
Grover Cleveland. Of New York; for
Vice-rrc<ifcnf, Allen g. Thurman of
Ohio. Ex-Unitcd States Senator Thur
man has been asked n he win accept the
nomination for Vice President and he
has given his consent 20 ALLOW his name
20 BE- presented 20 the convention and
will e. on the ticket The nomination
has been rendered 10 the Ohio statesman
with the full knowledge and appreciation
Of the leading men ~ the party In all Sec
tions Of the country. North East, South
and West For the past ten days
there has been . rapid concentration
of opinion that Thurman was the one man
among men % nominate for Vice. fresi-
dent. The Nestor Of the Democratic
party: the sturiicSf and acknowledged
Representative OF Jacksonian Democratic
principles; an advocate for half century
Of honest and economical governments
AAA Win M AM&E&Ilf 4NF@E <n~IA@4INs
loved BY his friends and admired by his
political opponents, the thinking Demo-
Gratis II the States turned 10 the Ohio
in every way the most acceptable Demo-
Grover Cleveland
In the few consultations which have
been had on the subject. IL was conceded
I..< -
keep the Republicans busy with prevent
ing him from running away with Ohio:
that the old men Of the party who had
on lis principles would give Thurman suck
support rs they would accord to no other
Democrat. and that tie young men would
rally with unexceled enthusiasm round
the man that they have been taught to
grandest characters In the Democratic
party.
Congressman Samuel J. Randall was
In the city yesterday. and when asked e
20 the probable composition OF the Ma
tional ticket. replied: senator Thurman
will undoubtedly bethe nominee for Vice.
President. He is agreed upon BY every
body, Is willing 20 accept tho
@@~f-A -<4~@-< a--A ny AA4E4t
Is the best and strongest man in
the country 20 place upon the ticket.
think il Is wise seiection-the wisest
that could have been made The men
tion Of Thurman's name. IL Is believed.
will lead TO the result OF there being but
two ballots taken in the National conven-
tion-the first TO nominate Grover Cleve-
land and the second 20 nominate Allen
g. Thurman The South has no
candidate for choice, and stands
ready for whatever New York may ask
for. and that will be Thurman Pennsyl-
vanis will join hands with New York. and
there will BE- no difference Of opinion in
the Ohio delegation That much would b
enough 90 nominate. and the thought Il
that such Candidates Is have been men
toned will not further press their claims.
In the light Of recent events the leading
Democrats feel perfectly safe about In
diana and the nomination Of Thurman,
they think, will sweep away all petty
wars and troubles. and cement the party
for : vigorous and aggressive campaign
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Dental candidate and declaring that
he could not. under any circum-
stances, accept the nomination. Our Re-
publican friends ma accept this informa-
ton - absolutely true. Mr.. Blaine = out
Of the race"
The following Il the letter a. published
In the "T1bun<."
PANTS May II. iSS
To WHfTELAw REID. ESQ. EDITOR NEW
YoRK TmBrxE- W Dear SIR. Since nv return
70 Paris from Southern Italy. on the SIN inst.
have learned what did not before believcD
that my name may yet be presented 20 the Ma
sionai convention ~ candidate for the pre<i-
Dental nomination Of the Republican party. A
single phrase OF my letter Of January =. from
Florence which vas decisive Of every thing
had the power 20 dccidef. has been treated by
many Of my most valued friends - not ALSO
lufely conclusive In ultimate and po<si-
BILE contingencies. On the other hand
friends equally devoted and di>intercstcd
struecD 70 be an unconditional Withholding Of
my name from the National convention. they
have in consequence given their support 70
eminent gentlemen who are candidates for the
Chicago nomination -s0mc OF whom would not
an sure. have consented 20 assume that posi-
tion II had desired 70 represent the party IN
the presidential contest OF lsrs n should
omission permit my name. In any event %
come before the convention. should incur the
rcproaeh Of being uncandid with those who
have always been candid with me ] spca<.
therefore. because I am not willing 20 remain
IN doubtful attitude am not willing 70 be
the cause OF misleading single man among
the millions who have given me their <u7ragcs
and their confidence ! am not willing that
even one 81 my faithful supporters
in the past should think me
capable Of paitcring IN double
sense with ing words Assuming that the
presidential nomination could BY any possible
chance. be offered 20 me. could NOT accepts
without leaving IN the minds Of thousands OF
these men the impression thar had not been
free from sndircction- and therefore. could
malice against me have no weight. but the juss
dspieasure Of friends could not patiently en-
dure- Republican victory. the prospects o.
which grow brighter every day. can BE i'm
perlet only by lack OF unity in coun-
ell or By acrimonious contests over men
The issue Of protection Il incalcuIably stronger
and greater than any man. for IL concerns the
prosperity Of the present and OF generations 70
come Were n possible for every voter or the
Republic 20 sec for himself the condition and
recompense OF labor in Europe. the party OF
free trade In the United States would not re-
ccfve the support Of one wagc-workcr between
power - philnnthropiefs - elevate the ku-
rope2n laborer. but Il viii Be alassink Stigma %
our sssse<manship n re permit The American
laborcr % - forced down 20 the European
level The'uunris Of labor everywhere viii
Be advanced n We steadily refuse 20 lover The
standard AZ home Yours. very sincerely.
JAxEs q. BLAINE
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ZAxEsvILLx, O., May 9a--The terrible
storm which swept over this locality yes
terday afternoon. and which seemed 20
form in the Blue Rock valley. swept up
three spans Of the new bridge built -
Gaysport last year NJ . cost Of $4,000.
hundred feet and the bridge wholly de-
mciished. Great damage u reported -
several other points One span of the
covered bridge over the Muskingum river
The warehouse o. Robert Cochrane. e
Trinwsy, containing ao0o bushels d
wheat was blown down. and he Dresden
foundry We unroofsd
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TIM proposed tourney q Emperor Dom
Pedro from Milan. Italy. % Aix-les- bain<
France. on the 2eth. had % be postponed
owing 20 the extreme prcsirsiion q ths
invalid.
HoorKR & Hxwr1T's Iron-works. a
Pequest, n j., have shut down. throwing
large number u hands out ~ work II
Is said that the works will remain closed
several months.
PRor r. ID. ERvixo. . granddaughter q
Washington Irving. died q paralysis a.
Madison. Wis, on the 1lfh.
The Duke Of Bedford has decided % re-
init twenty-five per cent Of the rents 81 the
tenants on his Dcyonshirc estates; and
there are reports that other Engli~h land
lords intend taking similar action.
C. H. TUPfER. n. p, Of fict,u, ~ 3.
and son Of Sir Charles Upper. has been
appointed Minister 81 Marine and Fish
cries. In place Of Hon Mr.. Foster, Who
has been appointed Minister u Finance.
ARCHBISHOP LoGUE, coaijuior to Arch
bishop McGettigan, Of Armagh. presided
over the Bishops meeting In Dublin on
the 3oth. He was on confirmation tour,
and was n Dunganon when he was sud-
denly summoned 20 be the president o.
the Episcopal meeting.
Decoration DAY was very generally OBJ
serrrd throughout the country.
AvRsurnr won the DERBY II EPSON
Downs. England. on the soth: Crowberry,
second. and Van Dieman's Land. third
Mn. Br.ArxE's last letter, published In
the New York Tribune. OF the Sofh. Il gem
orally accepted by the newspapers OF the
country Is fnal and unequivocal with
drawal from the presidential race.
TIE Democratic Congressional conven-
tion Of the Fourth district Of North Caro-
lima nominated I. II. Bum for Congress
bv acclamation on the sssh.
Hox. JOSHUA A. LEvERIxG. Of Balti-
more. whose name had been prominently
mentioned for nomination for Vice Pres
ident bv the Prohibirionists. telegraphed
10 indianapolis. on the 18th, that he could
NOT be induced 70 accept the nomination.
The Tassichs Zsifun5 states that Prof.
Virchou. after examining the Emperorss
throat on the satb. said that be found the
glands perfectly healthy. and that the
general results Of the examination were
satisfactory.
Tur Beriin y.rf,onr1 Ze,funo. Of the
soth. saws that Henry Willard. under pow
erful auspices. Is planning = German ex-
petition 20 the south pole.
The Grand Duke Paul OF Russia has
been made honorary Colonel OF the Aus
trian Uhlan regiment Of Alexander III.
THE settlers along Spring creek. IN
Pennington County, Oak, hed. with their
families. to Rapid City and other towns.
on the 10Th. seeking safety from an an
ficipased Indian attack.
TIE bed Of = wagon containing farmer
named Album and his family fl0ated from
the truck while fording sappa creek in
rurnas County. yeb.. on the 18th. and
capsized- A four-year-old daughter o;
the farmer, and Bertha Burger. an orphan
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The obsarvanco Of tho Day at ~
York and brooklyn.



NEW YonE, May Decoration -
dawned with threatening aud lover
skies. The atmosphere was humid =.
the heat almost unbearable ~
interest vas manifest "A in ohserr.p-. \.
the day than for years past Ru.i-...
was nearly wholly suspended. and 4, 4
early hour the streets were fhronr..s -
people fiocking % points In and 49,
the city AZ which the more interesfan, y.
important ceremonies were likely \. N.
performed. BY nine o'clock the irnm..r
ate vicinity OF Madison and Union 1900
was impossible, % great was the cru.b /.
sight-scers. Madison Square, wher. 4.
reviewing stand Of the q. A. RI ".
been erected. and nt which 49,.
President Cleveland Was 10 revier \.
parade. was the great center q. AIR..
tion- In Union Square the statues AZ Y.
coin. Lafayette and Washington r.-.
handsomely decorated with ereryr-.-.
and flowers Of all descriptions.
The procession, composed o. the mi,:,i.
and Grand Army posts. formed nj >as.
m, and the line Of march was down pa
avenue, from Fifty-third street 10 n.
Worth monument. where the revisxirr
took place. thence through Sevent.@r,s
street 20 Union square 10 Broaar,r
where the parade was dismiss.d
The procession Was headed ~ ~
First Brigade Of the National Guard q N.
State Of New York. comprising the crsrs
militia regiments 81 the city, who sr,.l
- escort % the G. A. X posts. The IL.
ter were divided into fifteen division.
each led by q marshal Every Grad
Army post in the city was rer.res4rt.s
II was estimated that from 800. X saaa
men we're In line At exactly 2: Is tie "a
Guard 20 the number % lDo escorted
the barouche containing the Pres.
dent, which was drawn by for
deep black horses. 20 the rerierirr
stand. As the President mounted ~.
stand its occupants rose 10 their ~.
There vas an animated fuitrring 4
handkerchiefs- but no applause. NJ
Cleveland was attired in black diarOri
frock coat with . glimpse 81 black scs-
showing. He wore . broAd-foppei "A
hst He immediately took UP his posisa-
in the center alcove OF the stand. and ARR
. glance At the distinguished assembling.
on the stand turned 70 review the parade
The President vas accompanied by
Secretaries Fsirchild. Endicor. Wnirrey.
Secretary Lamont. ard several other
prominent per~onacrs. These fiied he
alcove behind the President Secretary
Endicotf stood on he right 81 the Presi-
dent During the passage d. the First
division the President remained silent.
dof1ing his hat "a General Fitzgerald.
Colonies CLARK ~ The seventh and Cavan-
arh 81 the sixtv-ninth regiments aud
other regimental commanders. A. tie
famous Washinrton Crews ~ Richmond.
Va. pax<ed the President uncovered
RI he.5 .na smi,~d proailr.
but the most pronounced manitestA.i-
a. pIearur~ exinced 81 the Presider. "a
produced whom 0ilmore's fan cuz b-i
passed leading the Twenty-second k-r-
ment playing ~Way Down Geua /.
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Letter Prom Nr. nl>is< % VhlseIsw R~iA
Positively and Emph.sirsliy De<ilnins
"a - = Candidate for the Presidential
Nos.sinstioG - fore tise Chicags Cenvsn-
eion.
Nxw YcRK. May sa.-The World. IN :
double-leaied and italicized editorial,
this morning adds this % H. former an
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nouncomcnt In re-
gard % Mr.. Blaine's
withdrawal:
"wc repeat with
absolute confidence
our previous an
nounccment and add
% Il this further
inform ations Mr..
Blaine has already
written 20 one Of his
most intimate friends
\ letter positively re-
fusing the use Of his
name as . presi-
and declaring that
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WASHINGTON, May sl.-Edward Bur
CESS. the famous designer Of the yachts
Puritan, Mayfower and Sachem, has been
appointed By the Secretary Of the Treas
ury as president Of the Board Of Life
Saving Plans. In place Of Captain r.
Baby. who died about month ago. The
position u not saInried one.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


TIVE taird convention Of the National
Association Of German American Jour
nalist< and Authors met in Philadelphia
On the 9Th.
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THx British Colonial once has received
information that the Indian Government
has cancelled the circular in references 20
the providing Of women for the soldiers
camps.
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IT was reported - Reriin. on the 18th,
that NJ. Waidington. he French Ambassa-
dor az London, Is about 70 be succeeded
BY n. Ne Freycinet.
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BrooxLrx. n. ". May 0-Sc'xiia
standing the threatening weather ana ~
predictions Of local rains. the parade 4
Rrooklvr was one of the grandesf e'',
Witnessed on Memorial Day. There ~
between I20oo and 5000 men In lire-
There were over 900 veteran IT.
vivorS Of the war Who mares
over the route. which wn< three MI
IN length. The organizations % W. ~
ferent divisions assembled q ten 60.
on Bedford avenue. where the iins
formed. There was considerable 49,
however. before the order 20 march u.
given. This Vas caused by the de'en'l..
II President Cleveland in New io,E
The committee was anxious thai
should reach the reviewing s.ls
On Cumberland street before the ri.
~ the lire turned into that street IT,
WilIouRhby avenue. He came g. brr,r
lyn. escorted BY City Auditor Ruson- cns.,.
man Of the memorial committee Ard =
aid from Marshal Bells stan. The rr'css.
sion passed through Cumberland sfrss' =
South Oxford street. through South ~
20 Hanson Place, and down hAn ,..-
Place 20 Flafbush avenue. where snes y.
banded. and the @. A. r. proceeded
cemeteries 60 decorate the graves
There had been . liberal contri.,.
Of plants and flowers. and the sor-s~
lost no time in transforming the So,
mounds into bright beds Of roses. ",
panrie~ and other flowers Their exali.s
was followed BY thousands q e.. 49,
whose relatives and friends were rr ~.
ine in the arious cemeteries ~ -.
vicinity. At Greenwood Cemetery -
eral J. c. Black delivered an orafion-
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MASSAGE treatment Is to Be resorted .
% promote the circulation Of the blood OF
the Emperor Of Brazil, who failed 70 re-
gain his strength e the doctors thought
he would
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MIS- SHERIDAN sent 70 Senator Man.
derson, on the 18Th the thanks Of General
Sheridan for the good news that the bill
reviving the grade Of General had passed
the Senate.
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FoUR THOUSAND Frenchmen and Italians
met 1t Marseilles, France, on the 9th, and
adopted resolutions protesting against
Italy's foreign policy, particularly her Al
lance with Germany.
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SIN CHARLES TurPER mas resigned his
position - Minister Of Finance In the
Canadian Government and has been APP
pointed High Commissioners for Canada
a London
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E. s. AND H. D. ArcHIScLoss'.r racing
sloop Katrina, which has been in course
Of construction u City Island, n. r., dur
ing the past few months. was successfully
launched ON the 18th
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A MYSTERIOUS IRE started, on the 18th.
IN Scotland Yard police headquarters in
London, in . room where the government
records OF dynamiters are kept Not
much damage was done.
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MoIrrE GARYrKLD viii be married At
Mentor, O. 10 her fathers private secre-
tary, j. Stanley Brown, on the 14th- At
the same time and place one Of her broth
ers viii marry . Mss Naxon.
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The ssFarm<r~. Review w~ekiy Crsp
summary for the West and NORTH
west.
CaIcAco. May 2s--The Farm>rs' Reri<p
this week prints the following crop SUM
mary;
The improvement in the condition OF the
winter wheat crop. due 20 the recent
rains. Is now being noted BY our corre-
spondents, but ~ the same time re-
ports Of injury from insects are quite nu-
merous. that nearly, II not fully Offset
the improvement
In Illinois the wheat crop is improved
in condition in Cass County. but insects
have done serious damage in Christian.
Clark, Crawford Wabash and Wayne
Counties The condition Of meadows and
pastures In this State, according 20 our
report this week Is only fair. and cut
worms and army-worms are plentiful In
some localities Fruit prospects are very
fair. but the season i somewhat back
ward.
Insects are doing little damage in moi
ana, the only report Of injury being from
vanderburgh County Fruit prospects
are fair.
In Wisconsin the winter wheat crop Il
In good condition. although slightly late.
This u also true Of pastures and meadows
Fruit prospects are good
No improvement - noticeable in the
condition 81 tie winter wheat in Michi-
gan; meadows and pastures are late but
improved in condition; fruit prospects
good and especially for apples; in St.
Joseph County. however, they are poor
from numerous hard frosts. while in
Wayne County the prospect - poor for
peaches
Crops are in fair condition in Missouri,
except where insects are working as in
Barry, Hickory. View Madrid, Pettis, War
rem and Webster counties. The prospect
Tor peaches Il poor.
Little change can Be noted il the con-
dition Of fhe crops in Ohio. with the ex-
ception Of fruit which IL improved The
| season 4 backward in Iowa. but good prog
I ress IL now being nade. Meadows and
1 pastures are in good condition. Fruit
| prospects are fair, little injury from in
l secfs being reported Meadows and past
1 ures are very backward IN Minnesota,
4 TIE season being Exceptionally cold and
| vet Crops are late but in good condition
/ A Nebraska
i The following u the summary on the
/ condition Of the winter wheat crop. taken
i from the reports Of our correspondents;
l Illinois. sixteen counties report condition
\ - g per cent; Wisconsin thirteen coun.
1 ties report - per cent; Indiana fourteen
/ counties report 81 per cent: Michigan
\ twensy-one counties report 81 per cent
/ Missouri. fifteen counties report u pei
\ cent; Ohio. fifteen counties report - pei
| cont; Kansas, fifteen counties report q
| per cent
This j. general average Of = per cent
I for the seven States
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TIE Chief Of Engineers reports that the
construction Of the proposed breakwater
IN Santa Monica bay, California Is entire
" feasible, but its cost will be necessarily
great. probably not less than $6,000,000.
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TEE Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road announced. on the 3oth- that begin
ming June 4, its hrst-class freight rate
from Chicago 70 st. Paul will be forty
cents instead Of sixty cents - heretofore,
with corresponding reduction In the
other classes
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=. " RoADEs, cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank Of Paris. O., vas arrested
quietly, on the 18th, and gave bond for his
appearance before the United States Com
missioner, on . charge Of embezzline.
stealing and taking away funds Of the
hank
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A COMMITTEE OF Cincinnati ladies' and
gentlemen appointed to visit Washington
70 invite President and Mrs. Cleveland 70
attend the opening Of the Centennial Ex-
position July 4, have postponed their
visit, owing % the illness Of General
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THE O1iciar Gazeffe, Of Madrid, Spain,
on the 9Th, published the text Of an
agreement between Spain and the United
States prolonging the existing CONNER
ciAl arrangements between the two coun-
tires pepdirg the conclusion Of more
comprehensive treaty.
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gr. LOUIS. May 2S-Edward Dcisf. chief
cook q the Jail, made desperate attemp
% kill himself IN the kitchen q the Jail
this morning. The weapon used BY Deist
~ Z large bread knife. With which hs
cut the back of his neck from ear % ear.
The physicians think he may recover.
Disappointment IN 1--we n given - the
cause II the nttemps. The girl in ques-
lion Il che daughter or : saIoonkceper.
sDei<t a crazy and Il ID pity he did NOT
Mi himself she said. II am engaged
% another young man whom love and
% not care for Dsist and be knows if.D
The would-be suicide - twenty mine
md - American. He was tatsn 70 ~
~ hospital.
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NKw YoRr. Nay N.-The SIM says :
! combination Or railroads. fcrin'.-s
through line from Boston 20 San 49,.
70. has organized the sInter-Sfar I'll
pasch.s 4 fast freight line, whien
carry freight IT the same Speea ....,rSral
passengers are carried Inc p'shrrr.
roads interested are the M. inr-
Erie. nickel Plate and santa fc. ~ .r.rrh.
Ter. with il new Chicago \, Ssn
covering the route from ChirnE, (.
Francisco. General Freight Agen 4
Diehl az the Indiana. Bloomin-,-r,si
Wertern railroad hes been n;s-
s~c~r.I manager II the inter -Ss..r "a
r.srh with headquarters q
6rsr~sior q begin JULY.
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THE President, Secretaries Whitney and
Fairchfld and Colonel Lamont left WASH
ington, on the 18th. for New York. 70 at-
tend the Memorial Day services in that
city and Brooklyn. In New York they
were joined BY Secretary Endicott.
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The Ohio State Board Of Pardons have
recommended the Governor 20 extend the
time Of execution Of "Blinkey" Morgan
20 sixty lays from June I, 60 give them
time to examine the case on his applica-
<fox, f<<v : xv,rv>r1faffon N seufence
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1Sth- from Major Bartellat, dated IL Fan
some deserters from Stanley's camp
reached Singatine after : twenty days
his party were alive ana well. they were
q that time well supplied with food and
clothing and IN no danger Of immediate
attack. The deserters could Rive no news
obout SANKEY'S proposed route.
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SENATOR GEoRoE HEARST, or Califor.
coffee and tobacco lands, located in the
State ef Vera Cruz. He also obtained, in
connection with other California capital
lists, important concessions for the build
ing ~ new railroad from the City 81
Mexico 70 the Pacific ocean