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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
Cronin Canards ad Libitum.

CHICAGO, May 29.-In regard to the
story told by private detective
named Bruce, printed last evening in
the Daily News to the effect that
Bruce had been offered a sum Of
money to kill DIR. Cronin, Alderman
Mccormick says there is no truth in
the story whatever. He says it is a
piece of spite work on the part of
Bruce. Mccormick further stated
that he intends to take legal steps to
have Bruce punished for his false
statements.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
Fires. Earthquakes and Disease in

Fires, Earthquakes and Disease in
Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-A Pacific
Mail steamer has arrived bringing
Chinese and japanese news. Great
fires occurred May third; at Yokoto a
thousand houses were destroyed.
The fire originated in the residence
quarter about 10 o'clock at night, and
burned Is hours, many lives were
lost. The emperor subscribed
over 1000 out of his own
purse for relief of the sufferers,
about 10000 people are rendered
homeless. On Oshima Island, an erup-
ton took place April 13 and destroyed
more than half the houses on the
island. Another peculiar disease has
broken out in Takadagun. Victims
are dying in five hours after being at
tackled. A series of earthquakes were
followed by an opening of the ground
a thousand feet long, by three wide.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
State News Condensed.

Colorado City has had six hours
rain.
Crop prospects at Queen City were
never better.
Cattle are dying at Duffau of dis
ease supposed to be hydrophobia.
The new Cumberland Presbyterian
church at A bilene is dedicated.
BY the 10th of June electric railways
will be running in Fort Worth.
The Austin base ball club is to have
new uniforms.
The motion for a new trial in the
Giebel case at Galveston is overruled.
San Angelo has had heavy wind
and rain storm.
Fort Worth city engineer declares
several of the bridges unsafe.
The Bar w. Cattle Co. has leased
100000 acres of land in Greer county.
In the last week Cotulla has shipped
10 car loads of beef cattle.
Charter of the Denison Building
association is filed.
Governor Ross has gone to Fort
Worth to attend the Spring Palace.
NOIh OIl blc COIIOu St6u Oll
will soon commence at Wolf City.
Fort Worth is decorated from one
end to the other in honor of the Spring
Palace.
Mrs. Rudolph Brandt, of Shelby
vile, in fit of madness, killed two of
her children and ran away with her
other child.
Ex-Minister Bragg, on his return
from Mexico, to the United States,
will meet with reception in Laredo.
The foreman of Schauer IL Co.'S.
sheep ranch in Tom Green county is
found dead under a tree.
The Masonic fraternity contemplate
putting up large building at Chill
dress.
satisfactory to Texas raisers and they
ship but little.
Otto Lee, an inventor of machinery
at Galveston who went to Denver for
his health went insane.
The Oppenheim meat market and
Bismarck saloon, Dallas, are burned
! down.
The pharmaceutical board of the
| district have met in Mineola to organ
| iZe.
North Texas is furnishing south
| and southwestern Texas with graded
| and full bloOded bulls.
Henry Maura, turner of Waco, is
arrested on charge OF attempted as
sault on Louise Montgomery, an H.
year-old girl.
Twenty-Five carloads of silver ore
from the famous Batopillas mines
have come in for the FL Paso Smelt-
ing Co.
Two farmers living east of Temple
had desperate fight growing out of
an old feud. One was killed and the
other surrendered himself.
Richard MuhI, while riding fast on
horseback driving stock at Miller's
Ferry, caught his chin on clothes
line and had his neck broken.
A farmer living below Carbon, while
drunk boosted of heinous crime he
committed. He was taken by an
armed mob andseverely whipped and
told to leave the country, which he
did.
r. Y. Treadwell, a recent resident
in Brennan, took poison in Jail
where he was put for disturbing the
| peace.
The small boy employees of the JEFF
| fersOn wooden mills went in the river
| for swim, when one was seized with
cramps and drowned.
The new hide and animal inspec-
ton law goes into effect about the 1st
of July, and does away with the in
spection of hides, which is bad for
both sides of the Rio Grande, doing
away with all protection for stock
raisers
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
Appointments.

Washington, D. c., May 29.-The
president has appointed John R. Cot
ton, of Lewiston, Me-, assistant attor-
ney general; vice, Robt. A. Howard,
of Arkansas, resigned. He will have
charge of the government business be-
fore court claims.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
a Hard March.

Troop H of the Third Cavalry ar
rived yesterday from Fort Macintosh,
after heavy march and went into
quarters in one of the new barracks,
where they remain until the return of
the Galveston party when they will
move out to the range for target prac-
tice. The troop is under command of
Captain Vessels and Lieut.. Rivers.
This is one of the circus troops, the
horses having been trained by Lieut..
Dodd to move to the sound of the
bugle-tG charge, trot, walk, stop and
lie dOwnto the respective calls.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
One Rate for the Spring Palace.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The Southern
Interstate association, which has been
in session here this week, agreed this
morning to allow st. Louis roads to
make a one fare rate for the round trip
to all who desire to visit the Fort
Worth Spring Palace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
For Divorce,

Mrs. Virginia Thavonat yesterday
afternoon filed suit in the district
court for divorce from her husband,
Eric J. Thavonat, a we'll known gen.
tleman of this city. The details are
sensational and involve other parties
in the case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Going to Press.
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Indications
for eastern Texas and Arkansas /:
Threatening weather and rain, south
erly shifting to northwesterly winds;
cooler
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29

The directors of the Texas Fire
and Marine Insurance company evil
IDENTIFY propose to make their concern
a paying institution for the stock.
holder. Elsewhere in today's issue is
published copy of their charter in
which is provided that at least per
cant shall be annually paid out of
profits on every share. The shares are
500 each, and the subscription books
are now open at the Maverick bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
Money to Loan.

Merchants and Mechanics Building
and Loan association. w. J. WATSON,
secretary. 4 29-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29
Mems Neckwear.

Most complete stock, just what you
want. 5-22-6t YOUNG d ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-29

The British man-of-war Surprise,
ran ashore at Syracuse after COIliding
with and sinking the steamer Nesta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
rsk KNIGHTS or LaroR.
The General As.emhi. Ia session
at Chicago.

CsicAs8. Iuly i6-Grand .ss5er Work
raai. powaerly aud some OF his colleagues
on the exec utive board Of The Knights OF
Labor arrived In the city this morning aud
held q secret conference 80 hetei.
The hoard decided Fhsf the next general
as en- bly, should be bsid a. Afianis, ia
the NJ eond Tuesday tn next November.
pUr;ng the afternoon NJ. Fewisriy re
tired from the room sud received calls.
IN talking To the p porter a. u the course
of the BOARD ia coming aesf. Mr.. PuWGeTiy
ssld that this qGsFieriy iEfseting OF The eX-
srugtve board Mas called iu Chicago for
the convenience Of the north western IS.
sem bii.s The statements Of some of ths
newspapers ttst it Is 10 revive ihe order :
wsnii4g lnhueBee IN this portion * the
eDuafFF, and tkat fhe meeting u an
exc@psl aai Our ara false Ia reply a. a
query a. az whether the boarsl had eewe
Nest so confer ia sHg AZ y ifh Safry :
United hrsshEFans.d. the ersasi fsastef
workman saisss We haxe na exersufes Ia
make to Mr. HaYry, ant no olive branches
les him There h@s "a yes asst u ao sotn
tiaint made Ia The gs1 Ut sayfhing Ec has
tu8e. aud I k89w ot ~ intention g.
meidie with bis s1fsifs- THis matter 1.
greaiiy exaggerated. We aont bear nssIi >
~ n ueA ~ tee n3fed Broth fanoa ia shs
East The tax ef Is Is maiuiy IN the
Wet"
4,oneer,ilssg the rrpseus condition Of The
afFa{rs ts the knights oi Lass8S, Ppgierly
ssii AT present vac baye a .nembershiI
ai Sssl fso Nhen agn asked 10 explain tbs
failIaz Of Ask 1hg sheria ~ fHsmg coEas
ia This prssenf EaegahrFsiip = really al
increase. Hhiess ! strOpgIy ofIose. Much
81 IL = rssse HD Il those Es.zgais y ta think
sigikes the solution u all eF8is. hare ep
gsassd this mesn Tshtp tFass the begin
1ipE
Regarding The eight hosrs psf ssF Dues
s3nFa. t'owdeYis said he i de- sssieGly ia fagoi
cf a reduction in tke hours ol lstoE. hu
opposed the sG4feA measures. The aises
sssssa - Bns hefese the or CT assa wils y
sctfis.s1 ii gsssstssse by sSe next general -
+
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
The Subject Of kAiiroad TAxatfou-
frehihsifea Question.

BIsxARcK, July =. = In the Constitutional
convention today Chairman salson. Of The
COMMITTEES on sxxssisn, submitted a
proposition thar the governor, secretary
Of STATE sRd state sastlsor shall coaxsstase
board os assessors whose enty & stall ~
30 sssesS, eseA sear. the railroads es t6e
sistes inciusiing tAs ro&dassi. rolling sfrcs
ana all oai1asag. The Ihs4Aoxi al ,i.sfr1hsi.
iaoa 81 assessment is the s&Iae a. j. IN
vogue II the state of Illinois There is \
strong ss.stl1ens in favor al this usssie as
tasaEso3 ior railroads
Ar. tsHweA iutres urs 4 a psaroSsi;an
giving wife faii Isewer 70 esafsas r.r.ss- :.
" oeton gtug 10 t1er 81 time of marriage OF
acgslre,a 6s gift sasr.after
he conxentson appears unanimous In
isxor es fhe Protection of the iIEusgsasss
grants of lsgs!s faF school paIEasss. b.s are
little divided ss "a the plan, aud several
propositions have been Introduced oa that
sGbtu2t
Mr.. B'ewett iasr9s'uczs & proposition
That + 81 any ftgae sse state shall praalhl,
the manufacture or Ssss ~ HQassr IL stall
indemnify ihe fsve~ers. dixtislers aad deal
sEs ar- Camp PraDosss stsf the es.eSi i.sil
II fssssaSe3ti9a shall Se Submitted IL two
ioriaaS, shselste rrahihitioH Sna high Il.
cen Ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
THEPACIFICCOAST
Political Club Organized at
Walla Walla.
rHs RErruE rsrsrr eovrgs1
ffessas An Catss pe.tray e.otso Lixes
.-Caiifsrnia Mines 9. he sold
80 Englishmen.

wsnLA wAllA, gaiy ls.--Tsax Progressive
tsaeA, which cs5 saea se<Stsve scrs In tie
essy eseesten !sss passsss y Esssssas TIE
rsts ecsncl ct SIS Esossaa / members. met
last evsatug aa1 Oyg&ais<a permanently.
g. ". hszt wsS elecssd Fsss.5eai hy ae-
ssssnzssan Tie nf Ssst cfthe efssA sso a.
vance the iEteresss Of Nsiis Wslsx as
xlctnaty. IL Mi FneTt twiSc a rsaash Al
tie goesaese e3tsscns ef Sae elsy are aassa.
sxf~
eRuday Isssc BsShGre wsx drowned In
Tumssuna. shrre niles BELOW MilsSn. TIE
taoy Was noE sseeSxrod un i Npusfay. II
= EsE.s knesn hether the 6eatA ssss IN az
SSgiear or whether II w&S satc5fse.
Rasnore wss = tsSehsior. - years osa. He
was Lass seen alive stuns y IN. sunday,
waen he lSsl BIS Aoas. Not resarnisx.
search = ss made fcs bin vita the ss>als
z0tet
9. ". Hunt IS coustrwe1iag sleag the
lsDe II the Oregon a Washington Territory
rssl~Qsi series ~ large wheat
WAREHOUSES fag storage purkssss =
One j. b@isg hasif eere, Iaese
warehouses y VIII ~ nader the char c
CT the land knpiFe Wheat Com
saag. which @as. tay Erasa 0T receive IL
90 consignment cT storage. This Viii
give farmers along the ilsse 81 the read a
veotce at storing shssr wheat eiiheE ia
e}elxators or IN oTlin nsry w&rs houses
he ufegcH 4 WASN'T gtoA TeFrisory have
finished xfaGinE the frst five mites On
tse road 70 " ssssbErg and are naw ssysax
track The construction train. having
completed NJ. I ou The PendistoG branch.
came ia todsy % work oa sse Pay sx-
{esestsass.
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WOODS ~ CHM
4 Waterproof Er.ults IA toe loss
af 6.0sa Ltsss

SAX FRANcIsco, joy l&-The city %
New York ssrsSed tais eycuias from Hong
ko1g and Yokohama The Japan
s'aSsise Of fhe 2sth contains the
following Intelligence: There ha. heeu re-
srived az Kong. trura ksayag Chang. news
that early in q e morning Of the II inst
The Chan Ping and Ping frnn
districts were flooded hy tbs bursting
ST wassr spout, or tefBgslo.
described hy the Chinese ~ water
sifagon and the level county Hooded with
asarly thirty six feSi af water. seven VII.
lagos Were ayeFtewea ASH many houses
xhoIly sweet away. while others are inun-
dated. Upwards of g. GO lives weFc lost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

PesT Teas.xsn, july is,-Lisasenant
Patterson, Of Port Ieayenworh, Kan, ar
rived today % take Lieutenant Res noias'
ria,e az Fof' T0suSssa. Lieutenant Pat
iefson comes ir1m tbe military training
seee8l At Tori ieavcnw0Fth saa Nj Eey
uelas leaves for that place ~ take his
D'aee
H. ~ smith is 81 0iyFzpis 20 senfes us
sas pcsiis "A 81 fhs principal Frcferts es a
etS ca the SgTt loxusen& 1lf.e saud qEe.
tinu.
william Oliver. a stranger. was arrested
sodsy for carrying euureaisd wsapoas
stesi kn,ekies. revolver. atid three
watches were found oa his person, Hs
far go give ans consistent accoGAE uf him
self or MS actions
Ss SByder. al old deputy collector 10
tae etstonls service. fcsf<ae4 bis posisier
tg1aV. His saccts-or has not been naInl
mated
~ A. BousiAud prominent uefehAni
here, itFi today f0f nagaths trip "a f0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

Asfer THE counsel for farnel and ether
nemeeFs of Issriisusesst r.tincd. Jusfise
he n ersfi aIid the taking ot ttsglnieay re.
Susaed.
1atass 0fke.ly, = nfSspiser ef par ament,
fet sarsd be baa 10 sta ement - nake
GA Crn-s gssr inaiion ha asa iite,t b. xaS
q faesnher ~ ;he Irish Republican nr0fh-
erap~t stam lisa in iS79 la Issi sa ~.
trnpt III aFFsss esM was mstte when he
vas beslag seclaed uasier tie naule ni
iaau smith 4 igttr WAS i0Waa u his
luggage rS0nl # "a sn agSns y ho was
sb}ppsus arsas ID lFe aud,
81 Henry JMFuvs, counsel fos the TSass,
Produced several fstters wfiits "A hy akvI
IA, pagsy sn sAysSl tie ins. IN witch refer.
ence Was made 20 the Shipment az arms
ara The ioinES ef the FeuiaaS- Que of the
leissrs. ia FeisrrlRg 90 a Fesaltianee ai se.lao
ttpm America. iifhiasd The rsssaEe:
We are Tesds 20 take the Geld when The
pFopgr CFier Il sssued
Witness simitfsd mat the. letters were
uet suthsatie. Mhfe wlFngSs was in
America he Joined the Ian pa tsstl. This
organization sent t4m 10 Ireland a. mA-
lfary oflcsF 10 rpofganlsv men. He ne
c,ivsa t2,ea towards expenses He aid
net eiis ct the ehiert of bis mission. fading
The SAINTS ia Ireland q. eiiBva 10 60 cpee-
sc With him he therefore considered
tlIe mission elgtled aud went t0 France.
He So ut bis resignation 10 America aid re
iagntd ss,S00 During his career IN psrlia-
Faent be received 40 money irein Amer
lea.
Mr. Mathew Harris fsssm Der of the
hessc ~ Coge mans ieF East talway. testi.
Eesl that he susAeyi the Feassss ia isss5s that
The death pensliy a. traitors Was not an
essen;isl fesinre ~ The FenisH cons;ita.
lisn. NJ Hefris inStancns the case of In
former ktokhasa. and said the soeicfy
aftsr disoHssse. II, decided that be si4oasd
nst ~ stoI
frNidbs trsilce iiasron-~ilse tsct that
There Was such dis assscn fmpsirs msrh
The witHes. said that the FeDian coun-
oil OF 1881 was held ia Paris for the sake of
security haxist haa been arr sfci snd
they did not Know whose turn il woHla he
neal. II was fbFrNioTe thought better TO
meet 0nfs,de II ireland
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Vancouver Notes.

V8NcayvEe, July is.--ge. y, Adams, pres.
iaent og the ason Psclac railway. arrived
hese gbis afternoon by the Pacific express
over the gAnndisu fseiae, aEs fe4k ihs'
stsaraghfts fssartier soF Nlcfufia Mrs.
Adams and fWa tsuehfers accnnspsny
mlfa. Ih.F w5H visit Alaska Bess.re ~.
saFaiax sa.t
The Steamship port Parry sailed ihss
affefgloun fsf AtEs eai Japan rne had
r. - go of ~ tons. ei8ssHy Gsar AID cot
faE. fsr YrkoHoEas. Shanghai agsa Hong
kessx TmeGe ase - 80 paes ass ia al.
Thsre were tart. cabin Passstgers sod
sssafsfR As&afAsz
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FkRls, jay i3 Inc fsmps SAYS cipher
telegram has been discovered which
proves that IonlAHseF was at the head of
a plot 70 march upou the Eirsee passce
and that several officers Of high sank had
promised hin thu ir support. he Temps
farther says fsist the charges Of sfpbezzis.
tagnf against fiauskmRef rriafe tu thS psif-
chase ~ camp hesistangfs and other sup-
plies fsg ffanps sna tss fnaIversation % the
susds ~ thf var ministry ttnogg other
etlRfvss Il says hat the general j. secused
* n%iue the funds ~ tbs war ministry TO
eug shares iA military elRb. and ~ keep
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IDAHO CONVENTION.
Fair Progress keing Made ssnti-
m~nt against Mermaps.

BoTss Cry, Jaiy lathe convention il
Masking fz,r pn1gFeSS on TIE constitution.
In lhe dacassiois 81 The bin cf rights
the Democrats came cut stronelv
IL favor OF Va vses gions affecting Mormon.
issa and Introduces aa amendment Seelar.
ing is9'yssmy sna lisnnly prob bisea ard
that he Il gis.s'u shall PASS laws fuF tho
punishment of these erisa~s The Nor.
mon question appears sure II sn har-
mtsIlstsss set is,nFnf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

The consideration of the tide land qnes-
ton was renewed tonight by the committee
ON state, school and granted saUds Judge
orauEe Jacobs. OF Seattle. President Hoyi,
Aessrs Alien, Weir and James Power aud
others were heard ST some length, and
then Lieutenant j. L. Runeie appeared
in the interest of the United etatss govern
meat, ask ing that the tide lands in ffoR;
of the Iaf isary resery a;lon be sci apart ieT
the government. AZ the close OF tte dis
en-si9n the commit passed q resolution
that the time for action bad now arrived
and that tht, discuss pns hereafter would
be Tor more specific purposes than III The
past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

Following Is the petition which the com.
mon council of Seattle presented 10 the
convention.
ogympts. now asseInbless-Yeur iaemorisl J.
t>t. the rotnfann council ef he elty of seat
tie. respectfully presents fer ffis eonsadeFs-
tun 81 uglf honorable body
fifs'-That lfy reason of the gresf siisas-
grF which took place in MS citY on the o. n
dav al 3Wne. i>ss, - of the elts shs tes,
tn,. lines ana slips ef the etts ui = q tie, &c
vetb~s with all he pwblic buiadngs an1
stree's ana approaches 10 toe vster ironi
a. ice .aif city Nafe eafDpl, fely s1esi roy ed,
fbns si..esss>itstifgg She rebuilding 81 eli
Whars, :. sips. tnoliRes ana appFstaehcs -
fhe wegsr front sgd many sss ne ruhile
= ree-s IS said es'y, ts'sesher va. .ns
municipal hui ding {aersof
-ggond That the Cits af Stats'e- Win
reputation af S5.oo0 psop,e. sas a saver
~ stem totally ius3equaie i0T TIE hesith'
com iorY aud satsty uf the pahisei tha', ~
fra sou u :lse ctty bSlpg ds>sfesef ny hfe.
- arr now In position 10 TesNohstfW',
-ach a sNSiem ~ sewerage "a VIII % ~
..s,.tsarA astinz hsnsat "a tsc city sn !
t,ftiie At large fh}s system faa BoN =
s.laaeti sAT.ssse haHt i1te city hF isyirs 81
fhs sewers la ghe City st fhis ttfis as 1asss 9
i.s-s exf,s aSe aHa ulDFe coaFea1e y y - tts
lat,as than ~ iaxiag sewers Ia diiis setl'
isaGts of tssg e'ty npaH Isayts 0Iss ttFe',ss =
itr NUNt& tASS sS eassNe. s..s. -, ~, ,.tsx
that ; tfrnnAh d snd Ueinptste sessTssss - :
fe,s, t.a a. elsce isid shroushpnt fse eitf.
Thfrf-As! of th@ SIS department .Hllid
, inss. tA}i, easy sAti e. ~ ~
h14l ,ilngS were assa si''>'FvS~s ~ -
which Hecess1taie. ffse fsee'sAi"N - !. \
Ssrlc ~ Sfsss ptasr se - f - -. 49,
sy,lp,,-si if q TOT tie csfs so tsf sssct t~ e'tS'
ness witko3st t&Sss za@iea iiS't'ss'' Improve
iuests. -. IL,
Fuug a@fAc 0e1tfht ta'sN - N"s Il
was lsfSx aHE ~ - iN -,
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cAtIroENlA MINIS.
Property Amounting To - 100000
4. Re sstd ta fucl!shuaEu.

REpBISo. Gals. Jsly is.-Nc gotialion,
for the sale oi large mining properties IN
NorfheFn California ATE nov being carried
ou betwcet william T. Caleman. Of S4r
Francisco. and az English syndicate. 40
ssFaess Of title 10 a group 81 sixty miues
twenty of which are pa,eafcd. are uud'l
sav 80 the stsstFacs bslsesu NJ ketiaing. Il
is announced that The purchase prize -, n
round numbers, ss,s1o.ass These proper
ties have been IN tae nagas aud mnaer ihs
control ef eilrpaFsfion known ~ the NJ
agsra Mine aBd Miiisnr Company,
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MoSTRgAL. JgiY is Pope Iso XIII has
sent so sesorFaFa letter 20 the authorities
e The Isysi University, thanking them
aud The eirxens ~ QBstsc sar the resaia-
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