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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-20
A FELTON, Rally.

ROME, Ga. Sept. ia great crowd
will leave on an excursion train
in the morning to attend the FELTON,
rally at Cedartown. DIR. FELTON, will speak
at II 80 o'clock, and at o'clock free bar
becue will be given. 1t will be the largest
rally Of the campaign.
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GEORGIA'5 CENSUS.

District.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. - The census
Office completed the count of another
Georgia district to-day. This time it is the
Third census district The count shows up
as follows:
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Muledreville's Steam Laundry

MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Sept. 1S.-The
steam laundry will soon be ready for bust
ness. The company has been organized.
Twenty per cent. of the stock has been paid
in and a location purchased. Work on the
building will begin at once.
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ROME'5 EXPOSITION.
Every Indication that 1t Will Be q
Great Success.

Great Success.
ROME. GA, Sept. 19.-The people are
jubilant over the prospective greatness of
their exposition this fall The racing will
be especially fine. Famous horses from
Sheepshead Bay and other places have been
entered.
The ladies of Rome, in their efforts to
win the "Chrysanthemum" prize, propose
to make a display of beauty and fragrance
not to be excelled.
North Georgia will have cause to feel
proud of the exposition in Rome this year.
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A Paper TO Have q Building.

AMERIcUs, GA, Sep 19.--The Times
Company bought a lot to-day, at the corner
Of Lee and Lamar streets, upon which they
will at once build commodious printing
house, with all modern improvements
foOt
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TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.

AGENCY AT SAVANNAH, Sept. 90, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that copartnership
has THIS DAY been formed between J. D.
JOHNSTON and 4. G. GUERARD. In the agency
of the above named COMPANY for this city
under the firm Style of JOHNSTON &
GUERARD.
J.D. JOHNSTON,
A G. GUERARD
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DEATHS.
DEATH OF NJ

DEATH OF MRS. T. JONES.
Mrs THOMAS JONES wife of Policeman
Thomas Jones, died yesterday at ner residence
after lingering illness. The deceased was an es-
timable lady, and the sad intelligence of her
death was received with profound regret by q
large circle of friends Her funeral will take
place THIS AFTERNOON at $50 O'Clock
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NOTICE,

Neither the master nor consignees of
the British steamship MOUNTS BAY, Spray
master. will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by crew Of said vessel.
A. MINIS SONS, Consignees.
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Congressman Tillman Renominated.
CHARLESTON, s. c. Sept. 19-George D.
Tillman was renominated for congress from
the Second congressional district to-day.
The vote stood :Tillman 80; Bellinger Is.
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Director General of the Fair.
CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-George R. Davis Of
Illinois was to-day elected director general
of the worlds fair
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Death at Americus.

AMERICUs, Ga, Sept. 19.-Mrs. B. C.
Mitchell, one of the most estimable ladies
of the city, died to-day after protracted
illness. She was nearly sixty years old,
and leaves four grown children and many
relatives.
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Ont of the Raca

STATEsBoRo, GA, Sept. 19-J. A. Bran
men yesterday withdrew, and Rev. Joseph
/ wilson was announced for representative.
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NOTICE.

We. the undersigned, have formed copertner-
ship to carry on a FIRST CLASS GROCERY
BUSINESS, No. 20 jefferson street, under the
firm name and style of WILLIAMS & GREEN.
Respectfully.
JAMES A. WILLIAMS
GEORGE W GREEN
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The total population for the district is
350,049. In 1880 the population was 2SS, 1858.
This shows an increase of 81, 096, or 81. IA
per cent
Popul'n Popul'n In Per
1890. 1880 crease. cent.
Griffin. 4, 465 1920 s45 1884
Newman. 2, $50 zoos S53 42o2
Atlanta's population was given out q
month ago.
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r. o w LIN s. XII,

IL o W n ia I,
PHARMACIST,
Prescriptions Ships Medicine Chests filed
and labeled in French, German, Swedish, Nor
wegian or Danish.
Broughton and Drayton Streets.
Telephone 465.
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OLYMPIA. March 1.-The following named
nc:arses public have been appointed BY the
governor:
T. T. rmart Lee Devries, r. r Carroll, Theo-
dore y. Haiier, n. H. Latimer, Charles A. Kill
bourne, George Francis Fay, I. W. Entz. Seattle:
@. II. Bacon, H. H. Ellis. whatcom; Marion d.
Egbert. J. VI. Swezea. walls wslls; q. p. Flower.
Rickle,ou: G. W. stapleson. Goldendale; r.
franklin. sr.. Franklin; Henry 8. Haxiift. Ter
koa. Chester Glass, Spokane Falls; o. p. Nelson,
Forks: Jerome Ely. Oak Ha-bor: Joseph B. Tib-
hey, ConpeviIie q C. woodruff, Olympia Total
number appointed to date-i6s.
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A PARNELL DEBATE
Exciting Scenes in the Honno,
Of Commons.
THE GOVERNMENT susrAl,,rn
Lord Randolph Charchii Mskss : 80
aetsrissic speech = oeseAuR
Sexton and Fowlcss

inSnox. March 1.-The debate "a ~ -
commission report wsa resumed d In3
Randolph ChRrvhii. who attached th> onrrE
trsionalsty OF the cenmissicn He arppr1H1 7
tAe House 10 vote sxAinst the cnttre pou<6o(
inzs he said thai never Ia . esns1rY - ~
aaai hss any pubic nan eeea sas3scssd y -
tests and fsiais ss raxncsL
scnnings then withdrew hts omsnam1Sx
Jennings explained that he had "a ae61YI ~
stab the gcvernment I'm the hack. CAuncf1I
spsech was complete surprise e hlm ~
changed his position. his own amendmene i
esiag intended 70 be hostile 10 the eovsrum6 q
Iseouchefe related from his own indsponf
Inquiries circumstances al . meeting hseWoGx =
constable ol PsHkernan men and Z Bx1flah q
stable 81 kansAs City. both smploy@d - J
!tss<s ss AGENTS. proving thai she kovesnmc
hsd shetted the negotiations oGerfnx Shae11n&'
siSAnso ior document that would fncgfmtnoN;
rarnell
Goschen. chancellor OF the exehequer reral6.
ssea Chufehiil's statement thai the feVeen1or
had scted uaeoas.isasionaily. while - NJ.
defending the trapArtisiity OF tho fudeon -.
rarnesiites csessed disorder by ah0utine stfI<
sufsl Pigsoitis Proceeding. Goschen anoee&64
that lie cxron was employed In the ooeooe -
vice under the Liberal xoyernmcnk
Fowler. rho was then secretary al he trooontx.
rose twice and snerily protested thai nokr1S
knew better than the chancellor cf the -.
ehsqaer thai he could know nothing of suon
matters
scene OF most intense excitement, las<inR
several minutes. fnilowed
tssschsn taunsed sexton in references % 80
salisbury letter, and both rosa to their s1ok -
neither would give way. The fsrnellitee hnrlo1
such erfthets IS coward" etc. ana 60
shents OF adjourn" and calls Of ~MpxloSs9
Morley, cslne moved bis amendment
Morley congratulated him for the coaraeo -
displayed. and said he woxid sapporS ~
amendment r.
Smith invoked the cioxarc rule. and dtyn1oo
was taken on Gaines amendment Nhtoh woo
rejected by as2 to 80
smiths motion with reference to the coSnm1n<
sson's report was then agreed 10 amid choenn
fron the ministerial benches.
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TAKING DOWN WORDS
Another Senatorial Tempest in
a Teapot.
FR'TTER,Ne VALUABLE TIME.
Cail's Interpciatiea on the R>cerds- me
Senator Frem vsrxinia Cannot
Sec Parallel.

WAsEfysrcx CRY, March li-Senxsnr Hcar
called up TIE resolution reported by him yes
terdAy Tor the exclusion from the record az she
sentences inseErosAted by Cali in the report of
as remasks IN the discussion wisA Chandler
some weeks ago Afse. some debate Ea1ssss sad
oefe u Ecs any exsxzersssoa II what was IN
sertsd compared WITH wass was pshsicly ut
kfed on the naor. Its net the same. but the
accuxAfton- fne Idea - The same. although he
confessed the Language inserted in the record
vas probably lille more eowesy than that ut
tered on tie aoor
kdnuncs illustrated the question BY IN ALA
non 20 the election In Loulssana cf the legisix-
tzre 70 which the Senate was indebted for the
pleasure os Mr.. Eastls' preseneese
might aay on the door Of tie Senate he
added that ] believe the senator rssrcpte-
ssnted the State cf LonisanA, and that AZ there
ben an honest vote and honest count in that
state one should not have bad that pleasure
Now, u tomorrow there arFeArs In the record al
additional statement thar this wSs accomplished
II some way by TIE action of the senator him
self, and that with bloody hands and wicked
Intentions he had managed by fraud aud
violence 70 construct q Legislature of that char
say al that had been said yesterday and thst il
was very proper for me behind his back 10 have
1t inserted in the recorcs''
Daniel interrupted. and asked that Ednuncs'
would be taken dewn
The presiding oficer Ingalisl asked Daniel to
state the words to which he took exception. 50
thaf the ofaeial reporter might know exactly
what 70 have written down.
Daniel said be understood the senator from
Vermont 10 inpate distinctly 20 the senator
from Lou siana defense OF murder. II was TO
that language he excepted
The sentence, written out by the ofhciai re-
porter. having been read by the clerk, Daniel
said those were not the words he excepted to-
At the suesesfiou OF Hear. Daniel and the
reporter retired 10 fnd the Objectionable SEN
tence Aftsr few minutes Danlsl returned.
and said as IL Was dificuit 10 nnd the sentence
he would rot press the matter.
Edmrnts said the record purpcrted 10 be .
true account OF the proceedings. baf the sena-
tor from Florida far forgot himself ~ 70 cause
TO be printed an apparently carefully drAwa mp
statement impating to the senator from another
state and in new language . crime.
After further debate. Call submitted some re-
marks In his own vindicasioa and quoted some
OF Chambers own expressions imputing to him
tCaip the possibility Of provoking homicide.
etc.
The vote resulted: Yeas q, nays IL No
quorum Among the Affirmative votes were
Gray. Pnsh. Tarpie and Vance. without dis
posing OF the matter. the Senate adjourned.
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alias Miller for tho murder OF the unknown
nan. at the Union iodsiughotse on Sew Years
right. wss resumed In the superior court tkis
morning aad the ease sisen 10 tae snry at q this
evening. Nothing was sdaaced by witnesses
pFesestsd today. which has not heretofore 6een
pshilshsf
MiiieF's confession was read. but st Il sahsfaa
tally the same The statement made 10
Depaty-Sher1n Campbell and pablished yes
tef3sY.
Tie tHrT returned . verdict Of murder in The
second degree st s.i5, tonight after beinx cut
tk.rns rns,rx
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We have Choicest Property In al City
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CENTRAL AMERICA.



ping Facilities.
WASHINGTON CITY. March iL-At . meeting
Of the Pan-American conference yesterday . re-
port was received from the committee to con-
slider ways and means Of extending and i'm
proving the facilities for commercial. postal and
telegraph Communication between the coun-
tries that border upon the Gulf Of Mexico aud
the Caribbean eea-
The committee SayD the telegraph rates make
Il practically impossible 70 % hnsinsm over the
present lines and rccomuend thai etsps Be- ~
ken 70 secure moderate a1Ale of cAarsca This
falling, chartsn should V granted to indepen-
denf cable compauica
The committee says plans have been dis
cussed By capitalists of this country for the e.
tablishmsnt OF rapid steamship service between
Tampa, F1a. and Mobile. Ala, and the ports Of
Colon. Port Lennon, Costa Rica and Grcytown.
Nicafagua. Such line would shorten the time
OF transporting the mails from New York or Chi
cago to Colon 70 six and half daya Similar
linea connecting New Orleans with the Carib-
bean porta are suggested by the committee
The committee, In conclusion. recommends %
all nations bordering on the Calf Of Mexico and
Caribbean ses the granting Of government aid
In the establishment Of frst-class steamship
service.
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sAs FKsscIsCo. March 1.-The digeessrs of
the san Francisco e North Facinc railroad fhis
afternoon elected J. y. Berxiu- Formerly pr.gase
secretary Of Colonel J. u. Donakss, deceased.
president OF the rpsd 70 saeceed shs latter.
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Moore 4 scAsey AMI s1asr tras associated wsfa
the pool called IN I'll sssck lasnea
tasn. ana ~ fexait. the Worm
sss~ who were said 70 need Seao
shares cf sock 70 deliver 70 TIE rpci. in aasss
lion % being short - Eueh mora ca tAelr own
sccenak hsd ~ eksE.e n with ne bear trades
and the clique that had pgs cat the short lines
Maze OF the interested aex1les wcaAa r.axs
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Four Men Kseape. hut Relieve An ~
Others to He Dead.
IosDoS. March u-FouF OF the mlneFs -:
tonbed by the explosion yesterday IN tho Mcgoo
coiiiery. 6lamofganshire. Wales. eoeopod w1tN-
cut assistance. They crawiod thronxh ceoviro
between the ROOF Of the mine aud the dehf1a.
They passed over dead men lying In h6nr6.
They believe none Of those in the mfuo a.
alive.
The nre which followed tho exptoetoo ~
came 30 herce that parties ssaychine ~ ~
dead wero compelled TO withdraw from -
rlnc.
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OLYMPIA, March 1i.-Fifty commissioners OF
deeds for this state were today appointed by
Governor Ferry, upon applications made from
other states New York had the largest num-
ber, Pennsylvania nexE, aud California was
third on the list. These are the frst appointed.
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NEW YoEK, March li.--A. A. Courter cashier
Of The Equitable hank. was arrested on a charge
Of having received deposits when he knew the
bank was insolvenf- He pleaded not guilty.
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THE WYOMING BILL.
The House Discusses Dflatory Motions
and Adfourua-

The House Discusses Dtiatory Motions
and Adjeurna-
wAsHfysroy CRY, March 1.-The House
went into committee Of the whole this morning
on the public baildiuSs bilis with the previous
question ordered The bills passed They pro-
vide for the erection of buiidings at various
minor towns, with IN aggregate expenditure OF
s.. .sso0o
for the admission Of wyoming. and ASKED i'm
mediate consideration Springer opposed the
request. bat by strict party vote the House de-
csfed to consider the bin. springer made sew
e-al dila:ory motions. all of which were dis
eussed and without doing anything the House
adiorrnrd
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BUFFALO March u.--Jim Kennari. the ef
Paul kid" and Jack Lyman Of New York
fought tonight At the Arlington Athletic Club
for purse OF $soco. Lyman was knocked out In
the twenty second round.
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Rosters wanted.

WASHINGTON CITY. March n.--Many resi-
mental associations OF sarviving soldiers Of the
wsf keep as nearly ~ possible correct rosters of
their living comrades. The superintendent os
tie census il very desirons thai odioers should
forward to the latest copies of their rosters
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DEATH OF rAuLBxK.


The kehtUckfnh Ex-CohGfe11m0n Died
Of Hts Wounds-
wAsHINefos CTR. March Il---Ex-Congrsss-
man Preston Taulbee. of Kentucky. shot In the
head by Charles B. Kincaid, correspondent of
the Louisville Tfsn<s, In the House wing OF the
capitol on the afternoon Of February -, died ct
AS this morning af Providence hospital Taul-
bee had been unconscious some time before
death. and the end was painless.
Kincaid, who had been out on bal, was ar
rested soon after Tauibee's death and locked up
70 awsi, the action Of the coroner. Kineaid
made no effort 70 escape while ~ liberty. He
announced his intention 20 surrender to she
authorities fn case the shot should result fatally
Kincaid's condition Is also serious and IL il
the opinion Of many OF his friends that he will
no, live 70 stand his trial
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QUEBEC. March t---A resolution ua1 ponuo1
In the legislature today for the constfuc1ton a.
railway from Qnefsec 20 - Charles hsy. On -
Labrador coast IRIS iirs would fuduco ~
ocean distance ~ Eafupe Lisa miIsa
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rgTAIrxA. Cal, March iI-So grain or hsy
viii te raised In this pasf os sonoraa c0untY this
year. except oo volsnteer and sannsoef fallowed
Isads Farmers hare not bsea allie % pl0w as
any tine sne IL is uow too late
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WASHINGTON CRY. Msrsh ii.--A branch ci
the federation ~ labor tonight after siiscassing
Senator stanford's resolution rrovidfng for
loans - aeople ~ ,hs government ~ = very
low rate OF interest. unansuimously adopted a
resolution approving sesnatog etanfords prop
pu<stsoa
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ST. Loris. March li.--Taere IL q more hopeful
feeling today in regard 90 the food There
seems probability oi the success OF the effeFis
made 10 stop sspp!ng,on Hook ereyAsse near Ar
kansas City. The Mississippi river from here 70
Cairo. III. Is falling. bnf more rain IA falling.
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BosroS. March ii-A proposed amendment 20
the constitution has been drawn. the object OF
which - % prevent the nse of puolic money In
any way for any private educational institn-
lions under control Of = religious dcnomina-
ton
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NEu Yoax. March Il.--Iawyer Byron this
afternoon positively identified tho body Of the
young Jewess found yesterday N that of Fanny
Grecnberg. the divorced vile OF the peddler.
Isaac Jacoh
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sAx Yxaxc1sco, xsreh ii.~JndEe Hasa hss
decafes thas tbe Lek trustees mast eosnS ply wIfa
the terms Il thsss sgas sBd found aad en1o4
tbs Ca sornis erheoi Of Mechanical Art. TIE
suna os srse GO IL to - nssi
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CLEvELAsp. March 1.-THE pls,ers' league
convention today adopted the schedule without
discussion The season opens April q. ana
cioses October
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Part Of the City Completely Submerged
by the Naf@r.
tHAAtEsrux, March iI-Fart Of tae city IL
almost entirely submerged. exceptions h~inS the
natural and artificial mcunGs. upon which
farzers and stock have taken refHse n Is
raining sonight and the outlook Is sdiscouraeing
The ieres ~ airtsroint. Mo-. opposite Cairo.
gave way last night All movable railway
property a. thai rlsee has heen transferred 10
ttfx s{tx
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Thefs ar Ds.mona R,rr..

DALLAS. Tex, March fl.--iAst night . thief
threw large stone through the show window
Of Domnaa 4 samuels. jewelers.. and snatched
tray containing forsy-two diamond rings valued
ct over 45o0Q No arreAtx hays been made.
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PgsrH. March liza conference wAa Md -
day between the empcrof. Herr won Tisn on1s
Count Won sxapessy to considcr fhe msni11e9fo4
situation which resulted In TissA ae6nitk1y -
sixning the ofsice OF prime miaisscs ansl - 49,
pointment of sxapersy to accscd hin. ~;
other changes were made IN the tahzne4
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IoSpos. March fi.-As Croydon shs 9fan1 u.
tesnsllonai hurdle rsee, about two miiee anA ~
quarter ride. over nine hurdles, was wou ~
Waterproof, with Promoter second. BaoWnto
fbird. Nine sf4rfefu N
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ror,usal,. Ri~hs. q AfrIc,

Lospos. March 1.-The Lisbon cor5eepronon1
of the TsHes says that KibeSo mlntsteF q fpee1
affairs. In an interview wffa Dfrecsof uogn1eH
oi the Deisgoa bay railroad. plainly d6olor14
that neither England nor America NJ orvs
right to interfere ia the railway mates.
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CHICAGO, March lo--Temperatnres reported
today are: New York. -; New Orleans. H; ST.
Louis. -: Chicago. ss. Cincinnati -: wlnni-
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wasHrssroS cFry, March 1.-The president
sent the nomination Of LeEseusnf-Cos
William Saith. deputy pxysnastsv general, 10 be
p9ymasssr seaersl wita tie rsak OF brigadler
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rwensy Million. Moro.

PHfLApELrHfA, March Il.--At the annual
meeting Of the Pennsylvania railroad directors
they were authorized 20 issue .00p Of Ad-
ditionai asock 70 be used at their discretion Tor
tn ecod of fho rpa4
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LAssxp. Ks.. March ii.-iArned state bank
suspended payment today. Assets, sl75,coo
Iahi.it.es gl2sgoe
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wAsEsxs78x cErr. March n.--Auaxx psss.
t.oxs presented D. the senate ~ enc frora Flsr.
ia akstEg fer . aary of u aoz "a foreign
craaa~s
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tsrssilisn Anairs.

RIO jAxEsso. March IL bocayu ura. mlo1oooe Gk.
foreign Affairs. hes returned from minutGo ~
Aonssvideo and Bueuos Ayrrs. An o6Ee1u 6<
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