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DISEASES
OF THE H
HEAD, THROAT AND LUNGS,
Successfully treated by
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.
M. e., p. s. o..

Oxygen, being administered to the patient, in
stead OF filling the system with poisonous drugs
Thls is the system OF practice which is now
attracting the attention Of the best physicians
and truly wonderful are the results obtained
after all other means have failed in accomplish.
ing any good whatever.
ASTHMA
1t is common error to suppose every dis
ease which is attended by oppressed breath
ing to be Asthma or Phthisic. We have short
ness of breath in Consumption and Pneumonia
Just as we. do in Asthma, only that in these
diseases 1t is always present, whereas in Asthma
Asthma is a spasmodic disease of the lungs
which manifests itself in periodic attacks or
'fts" 1t comes on suddenly and is attended
but when the attack is over the patient breathes
almost as well as in health.
Nervous, Humid and Dry Asthma are names
physema is another and more inveterate kind
| of Asthma, while Hay Fever or Rose Cold is
peculiar variety Of Asthma which occurs at q
certain season of the year. Each of these
forms of disease differs somewhat from the
others in symptoms, but practically these dis
matter to the patient Which foTm Of dUsa Hsth%s
he has, since his sufferings are the same in
all In one case the expectoration becomes
1t is light, and we call 1t dry when he coughs
up clear water. with while froth on the sur
face, we. say he has Humoral Asthma In
alton Of any kind. Hay Fever always begins
as crying cold in the head or influenza, and
q clear water runs from the nose and the eyes
before the Asthma fit comes on. In Emphysema
the expectOration is generally thick ana con-
tinues SO in the interval between the fits
while the shOrtneSs Of breath Is increased on
I the slightest exertion.
1t is a foolish cOnceit OF many people to be-
lieve that II they have Asthma they cannot get
Consumption The truth is the very opposite.
They are more liable to fall into Consumption
because they have the Asthma. Another idea
is that the Asthma itself is not dangerous dis
ease, and yet the published bills of mortality
for this city prove to oil who read them that
/ this foul destroyer of our homes.
/ Without Courage and perseverance nothing
is curabie But with these, aided by proper
and skillful treatment, Asthma can be cured
even after the lungs are extensively diseased
Persons desiring treatment by this system of
practice can use the remedies at home as well as
at our Office, and which will cause no incon-
yenience or hindrance from businefs w hatever.
Every case of Asthma is curable Eastern
visitors and invalids will be wise in being
cured before they return home.
Those who desire to consult me in regard
to their had better call at the Office for an
examination, but If impossible to visit the Office
personally, can write for list of questions and
circular, both OF which will be sent free Of
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
1871 9. Broadway. Los Angeles. Gal.
Once hours-From 8 q. m. to Z p. M, Sundays
residence 10 South Grand avenue
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Notion Department.
You cannot make a mistake by laying
in a supply of these bargains.
SC Infants oilcloth bibs. each. -. 1c
1Oc English pins, per paper ~ 4c
lOc Ladies' 4-ply collars, each. SC
15c Ladies' 3-ply cuffs, each. .. SC
l0c Pearl buttons, per dozen. ... sc
45c Ladies' band side elastics. .25c
Zoe Skirt supporting pins, per set. .10c
25c Ever ready dress straps, doz. sc
25c Tracing wheels, best steel. 49,. sc
Handkerchief Department.
121sc Ladies' embroidered hem
stitched handkerchiefs ... sc
10c Mems linen finish handkfs. -. &c
20c Ladies' 4-cornered emb. hdkfs. 10c
25c Valenciennes lace handkhfs l0c
20c Mems hemstitched handkfs 10c
zoe Ladies' hemstitched pineapple
ClOtn. 80. lVc
Csc Ladies emb. linen null hdkfs 25c
Hosiery Department.
1Oc Ladies' balbriggan hose, per pr. sc
1Oc Children's black ribbed hose,
12lsc Boys grey ribbed hose pair .6l4c
15c Ladies' fast black hose, pair 71sc
2Oc Misses solid colored hose, pair 10c
20c Children's ribbed seamless black
hose. .......... lOc
25c Ladies' seamless black hose 15c
SOC Ladies' real Isle thread hose 25c
45c Ladies' hemsdorf black hose 25c
Shawl, Umbrella and j Jersey Department.
1925 Ladies large square Persian
SuaWlS .i.... SOc
NJ M,cooe, s., hrc;IoJ Iorooxo OEo
$50 Ladies' allwool Norfolk Jer-
seys.. ...........$ 40
2.75 Ladies' silk sun or rain UNI
DrellaS. i. AZ
2.95 Ladies' extra fine silk sun
umbrellas. ................ LTD
Misses Jersey jackets, $l.95; worth
$3.50.
This line is an extra fine heavy out
side garment, and was cheap at $3.50.
Yelling and Trimming Department.
25c Silk grenedine yelling, per yard SC
Csc Grey coney fur, per yard. .25c
SOC Brown wooden moss trimming 25c
75c Silk and tinsel dress braid. 25c
75c Feather trimmings, in. wide. 25c
$1.00 Black passementarie, with drop
ornaments. ....... .49c
$50 Black ostrich tip boas $1.65
Glove Department.
A grand glove sale, which has no
equal. If you want gloves now's your
time.
75c Ladies' 4-button kid gloves. 39c
$1.25 Ladies' 4-button French kid
gloves. ................. 69c
1.35 Ladies' 4-button Paris kid
gloves. Observation-Disclosures. I0c
1.50 Ladies' 4-button Perdonnet
kid gloves. ........... 75c
1.50 Ladies' S-button length
mousquetaire gloves -. Csc
200 Ladies' extra fine French
brand of kid gloves ~ slips
This last item comprises all the very
best of standard makes, and none bet
ter.
Shoe Department.
Special feature OF the day will be our
grand
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
m,,a.,s Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on a new principle-regulating the liver
stomach and bowels through the merges. A new
iousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa
ton. Unequaled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty doses, 25 cts
Samples free, at r. w. Ellis q Co.'S.
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THE PEOPLES STORE.
PEorLRs STORE. Friday. February g. 1891
Is REMNANT DAY

REMEMBER DAY OF THE WEEK
WHEN SELL OUR REMNANTS. ~
FOR BARGAINS REMNANTS
DEPARTMENT
VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALENTINES /!
WE SELL VALENTINES AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES
kind
and prices don't with all We sell them
Valentines
WE SELL THEM AT PROPER PRICES.
regulation size besides
m4co
subjects and female really what
yaentnee from all vugari but at the time will be
a 49,
sending
in
Just in and look them
DEALERS sToREkEEPERs
rndo xtoloro oIonr;cas To- ba q l.
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.AzARD's PAVILION,
IL Fifth street, near Olive.
: MPIAN RINK! !:

frst-class place OF moral and popular amuse-
ment, where good order and decorum are rig.
idly enforced. Ladies are required to obtain an
approval card before skating.
Ten thousand feet new maple floor; 1000
pair pin roller and ball bearing skates
Change of programme nightly. Admission
free to the galleries Skating. 25c Special
department for beginners.
Complimentary skating, forenoon and after
noon tenderedto ladies aud girls.
A constellation of Champions, in exhibitions
OF fancy, burlesque, acrobatic and stilt skating,
local championship and $50 purse, by L. NJ.
Morgan and c. s. Tyler, the champion fast
skater of Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Vir-
Csc; skating. 1Oc, J. L. WALTON, Manager.
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TORONTO, July l5.-rhe great teach.
ers' convention IN now la fall session,
and mot Of tile delegates concur that
II Is ~ successful gathering rs any In
the history ~ the association. About
1000 teachers are In the city, and AL
though many enjoyed excursions aud
short trips during the day, the depart
ments held crowded meetings, slmul.
tsnoOusly, this afternoon. The mass
meeting tonight was attended by near.
ly 600 delegates, This morning HOr-
ticultural pavilion was fllod u listen
to the papers read 10y State Superln,en.
dent J. II. Preston u Mississippi aud
superintendent A. =. Markay Of Hall.
fax, y. B., on the teaching Of patriotism
In the public schools.
DR.. Preston ret forth that though the
old idea OF patriotism was TO be ready
10 die for ones country the modern
and triior Idea was 10 live and work for
the fatherlnnd and strive TO leave IL
/ better than VIZ found IL. The speaker
4 had u supreme belief In perpctuity Of
| the American Union. The eternal
principle OF FREQ government win fuse
| all discordhnt elements, Public schools
are great ni,ing furnaces, and from
| the plastic stream Of American child.
hood they must mould American pat.
riots.
Tonight at the great mas. meeting
United states Commissioner Of liduca.
ton Hafrie gave u concise aud lucid
account OF the present status Of educs.
ton In the United States, showing how
both tho white aud oolorrd population,
were yearly taking greater adyaniag,
Of the splendid educational faculties
within their reach, and how vast
strides were being made In education
n, spoke Of the 81 ,OJO.O0O paid from
the public money for educational pur
poses during the past thirteen years
and referred with pride To the fact that
nn annual endowment Of sl0O,OO0,OOl
had been donated for many years pas
from the private purses OF wealthy citi
gems.
Ontario Minister Of Education Rpsl
sketched the general plan upon which
the Canadian system was based.
| A monster concert was also given e
tho teachers this evening.
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AnEEprES, :. d., July l5.-Tho
matter Of the appointment u an al.
minitlfntOr Ia tue estate " MIS-. May
Dayton, after a lengthy Argument be-
tween the attorney for James &. Reed,
her son, and Lyman &. Dayton, her
husband, was continued until Scptem.
Der lilh. Dayton filed n long list OF
objections against the appointment oi
Reed, alleging that the instrument on
tilo II not the last Will aud testament
Of May Dayton; that Reed Il not a son
or any relation; that the said May
Dayton wa. ofunsOund mind when the
will was alleged 10 have been executed
that Mrs. Dayton was separated hnd
concealed from her husband for up
wards VI three years by the said Reed
and other; that the said May Dayton
has at all times declared 10 the contest
ant Lyman G.. Dayton aud numerous
parties for period u more THAI TWEEN.
ty.iive years, that she had no children
or Kin whatever.
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Sr. PAUL, July IA, the editorial
convention today James w. Scott VI
the Chicago Herald delivered nn adj
dress on metropolitan Dailies." This
was followed by an address on "lntefior
DailIesn by A. \. Ochs Of tho Chstta.
nooga Tines. Andrew Dutello, presi-
dent Of tho Canadian Press Assoeia-
ton, made an interesting talk, dwelling
principally on the question Of the
ialked'Of annexation " Canada 10 the
United States. He said Canada looked
for separate government, aud that
when the time came 10 form such,
Canadians expected England would
hid them Godspeed.
This afternoon the delegates took a
trip To Fort Smelling, AMI after supper
reviewed fine parade OF the police
ami IRE departments.
The evening session was devoted u
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SARATOGA, n. ", July l5.-The
tenth national temperance convention
met here this morning, about twenty
different temperance organizations be-
ing represented. After an address OF
welcome by Row. GATES, pastor OF the
NJ. L.. church, and response ny Rev.
Dr. Cyler, Eugene n. Clapp OF Boston
was chosen permanent chairman and
John \. Stearns OF Greeup0int, New
York, secretary.
At the afternoon sesslon several
essays were discussed. Among the
topics were: "rotal Abstinence as a
Christian Obligation" "Use Of TEN.
perauco Literature" "Methods Of
Church Temperance Work" anu"rhe
High License Method Of Dealing with
the Liquor Traffic.
In all these essays and discussions
the sentiment was opposed to high
license.
This evening a mass meeting was
held, nj which addresses were mRde
by iIey, Joseph Cook anu Ms. J.
| Ellen Foster.
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NEW YORK, July l5.-At toiay's
meeting OF the advisory board OF tho
Western Traffic Association number
Of members OF tho association absented
themselves. Jay Gould aud his right
bower, Sidney Dillon, were among the
missing. The fact IL things went
wrong with Gould at Yesterdays
meeting, AMI he loft the hotel last
night n greatly disappointed man.
The postponement ofthe loint agency
plan, the adoption Of which was ear-
nestly advocated by Gould, Dillon and
CLARK, was the unexpected and sub.
soqueut decision regarding the appeal
to arrange the matter In accordance
with the rules Of the association. The
board adopted resolution TO the ef-
feet that certain export grain traffic
from Kansas aud Superior, Nebraska,
by way Of tho Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fc Railroad 20 Galveston was
subject To the association agreement.
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wALLA wALI.A, July l5.-rhe
court martial was convened today to
try Colonel G. Il. Compton, Fourth
Cavalry, on n charge " negligence In
allowing his mon N leave the rc.erva.
ton on the night of April 2ith last
when A. j. Hunt was lynched.
The court adjourned til tomorrow
on account OF the absence Of the Judge
advocate, Col. T.. Y. Swainc, who was
delayed on account Of railroad acct.
dent.
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Boston, July lb.-A reporter Of the
Boston Traveller secured an Interview
with Mr.. blaine nj Bar llarbor yestcr-
day, and the report bears out the pre-
vlons statement 10 the effect that the
Secretary Of state has simply beon
suffering from overwOrk ana nervous
trouble, aud IL rapidly recovering.
The reporter says his face shows no
traces Of disease, and he found the
statesman looking much better than he
has appeared Ia Boston for several
years. September Gath or 2jth has
been set as the date when he Will re-
turn TO Washington aud assume active
duty,
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LOUISVILLE, July l5.-At Paducah
yesterday the Republican convention
decided not To nominate candidate
for the State Senate, but TO support
Graham, the Peoples party candidate.
In an interview, Jesse Harper, the
Peoples party leader, said the purpose
IN 10 get strong vote Ia Kentucky 10
show that the Peoples party will re-.
ceivo tho support Of the farmers ALI.
ance In the South. What Kentucky
does, he believes, viii largely deter.
mine the success ofthe party.
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discussions Of the addresses delivered
this morning. Hon. George Perkins
VI the Sioux city Journal discussed nj
some length the "intcfior Daily" All.
v0catlrg atOve all things, when start.
lug or conducting such papefs, 80
keep clear Of debt aud never seek the
favor of these who have axesto grind"
4 discussion ~ 10 plato versus press te-
ports followed, tile general opinion be-
Ing that the utility Of one over tho
other Vas dependent on the locality.
Col i. Il. White II the Greenyille,
:. &. COuvisr, read Il paper on "rhe
Country Weekly" describing the
model weekly aud how Il should he
conducted. Al the conclusion Of Col.
Whites address the convention adj
ioufn,d until morning.
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The omAhn Lumber ys,d-.

OMAHA, July i5,--rhe titst move
made here IN connection with the
Howell Lumber company case was the
ding ofa bill " sale OF the yards here,
together with the entire stock and
book accounts, 10 ChRii,e.
Attorney Ashcroft, who IL here re-
presenting the First National Rank Of
Chicago, said today; "rho sale Is u
transfer VI some Kind, arranged with.
out the knowledge or consent u How.
ell, aud will amount 10 nothing. The
bank holds the property on u chattlc
mortgage, which we took 10 protect
ourselves, and not m an assignee for
tho benefits Of all creditors. We have
rcplevined everything here. ! sup
pose the liabilities will reach n million,
while the assets are probably double
that. Just nj present Attorney
waggonor Of tho Atchison has pos
sessios Of the yards In this city by
virtue Of writ Of attachment issued
this morning, ho asserting that the
company owed him $1,000 due bill.
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NEW York, July l6.-The steam.
ship HAlice" arrived today from
jamaica. The purser states that every.
thing In Haiti bids fair for general
uprising. Iicgitlme, who II an exile
at Kingston, has started AN agent 10
New York 10 purchase vessels and
munitions OF war, which will he secret.
ly shipped to the seat OF trouble. Other
steamer officers concur In the opinion.
The people down Ia Haiti are so des-
perato that war may come at any
moment.
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DESyER, July l6.-A special to tho
Nous from Brush, Colo, snyE The
whole country south Of here Ia conf
plctoly infested with young grasshop-
per- Of the locust species, the same that
laid waste Kansas aud Nebraska years
ago. They seem 10 be- increasing
daily, aud now are NO numerous Ms TO
drive the sheep hnd cattle before them,
the alfalfa, unripe grains and gardens
being completely ruined.
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PANAMA, July lj.-lt Is thought
probable that the present condition Of
affairs In Chile VIII continue until the
entry Into office Of the Presideut.elect
Viciuna. The negotiations Of u salts.
factory arrangement win not only DO
possible, but very probable.
The transport "Malpo" has turned
up with munitions for nh army Of
"a, 900 men for the COngrcsslo nalistS
The foreign element In Chile seem n
be greatly favoring the Congressional
cause. The sympathy, both direct aud
Indirect, OF the British element with
the Congressional party Ia notorious.
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A Mississippi, Democratic Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, July l5.-The State
Democratic convention met today to
renominated the present incum.
bents. A platform was adopted de.
nouncing class legislation, saying that
the farmers had been unduly taxed and
Disseminated against, believing gold
and silver coined ON the same terms
would circulate freely side by side, and
that there should be an additional
issue Of treasury notes 10 relieve tho
present financial depression.
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SAN ANTONIO, July ia letter
from Durango, Mexico, says that on
Sunday, July 5th, while the Methodists
wero laying the cornerstone OF the new
church riot occuIrrd between the
citizens Of that faith aud the Catholics.
Rev. Gilmore, who OBLIGATED, said!
"Aty friends, for the sake Of that gentle
Christian In whom W. all believe, lot
Us proceed In peace. Scarcely had lie
finished whom lac was knocked sense.
less 10y utono which struck him on tho
head. Policemen dispersed the crowd
before further injury was done. The
letter further says American residents
In Durango have called upon their gov
crnment for protection, aud that the
more ignorant among the Catholic
residents declare that services shall
never bo hold In the now church.
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TEVAugAsA, ARK, July lj-Thc
expires car ~ tho Pacific Expros. com.
pany which left here on the Texas 4
Pacific passenger traiu this evening
was boarded ns II was leaving the local
yards aud robbed, tho messenger,
Ryan, being held up nj the point VI u
revolver.
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prospective tin mines, owned by capl-
tnllsts who live In England, anu pros.
pective tin plate works tO 10 operated
by labor imported from Wales; a moh4.
urc which as II came from the hand OF
the author. did not, In the opinion OF
eminent Republican,, open % market
for another pound Of PORK; measure
which could not be forced down the
throat Of the reluctant Senate until
sugar was counted with the old Demo-
cratic doctrine Of reciprocity.
"I.et the Republicans Of Ohio who
have not gone mad on protection come
over this year aud start with US upon
the backward march toward the tariff
Of Washington, or better yet, cnroll
Themselves under the banner inscribed
with those burning words OF Garfield;
"Let well meaning men who Tram
under the names of the 'Fnrmcfs'
Alliance or Peoples Party and who
seek 10 remedy real grievances brought
about by the Republican legislation,
remember, that no third party eau
succeed, but that with u and ~ a part
ot " they can help 10 swell the Joyous
hOsanna that will peal 10 heaven from
the tax burdened people of the entire
country, when the glad tidings ~
forth next November that We are yet
IN possession u the old Republican
citadel, now tho Democratic Buckeye
/ State"
CONFLICTING THE TICKET.
John T.. Bailey was nominated FOL
Attorney General.
G.. Il. Ackerman Of Mansfield was
nominated for State Treasurer.
For Auditor 4. T.. Peckinhaugh wa
nominated by reclamation.
The ticket was completed a. follows
State Treasurer, g. +. Ackorinan o
Mansfield; Judge " the Supreme
Court, Gustayus II. Wald, Hamilton
county; Commissioner Common
Schools, Charles G.. Miller, Fri
county; member OF the Board Of Fubll
Works, John Mcnamara, SUNNI
county; member OF the Food and Dlaf.
Commission, IL. >. Trumbo, Lawrence
county.
Then, after passing the usual vote q
thanks 10 the officers, the convention
nj y. m. adjourned aHe DIE.
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NASHVILLE, JAY lj.-rho attempt
TO operate the coal minus at Bracevillu,
Ia Anderson county, with convict
labor, has led 10 serious troubles. Free
miners yesterday drove out the con.
yiCts aud guariE, aud the sheriff has
been ordered by thugovcrnor 70 cnforc.
the law against the mob. lftroop- are
needed The governor himself will nc.
contrary them,
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SAN FRANoIsCo, July l6.-A UhroH.
iolo special from Flagstaff, ATil,, says,
The party that left hero with Sheriff
Francis last night, for the scene Of the
Navajo troubles, returned, having met
the first party which escaped during
the night.
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n,hring sea Commissioners Leave for
the Norln

VANCOUVER, July l5.-British Beh.
ring Sea Commissioners Powell aud
Dawson left for Ptibilof islands this
afternoon. In replying 10 an address
presented by the owners OF the sealing
ileet of Victoria, Sir George said he was
at liberty 10 make this announcement,
that the owners Of Canadian vessels
would be compensated for any losses
sustained.
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SOFIA, July lj.--rhe police today
arrested two students for the murder OF
NJ. Constantine BalsCheiier, Bulgarian
minister 10 France, on March 18th last
The prisoners made confession and
accused DR.. Molif, DR.. llulchicf and
Colonel kitaoli OF hiring them 10 com.
NIT the deed, aud they have boon
arrested.
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BOs1uN, July i5.--The 30, pace
Warren II. fret, Honest Prince sec.
Ond, Settle T.. third. Best time
9,.Uh.
The 800 pace for blood was stub
bornly contested from the start. l.cssic
Hansen iirst, Dynamite second, EARLY
Bird third. Best timc-gi2i..
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BERSE, July lb.-Churich Castroni,
the man accused Of numbering Cuun.
oilor ilosai IN the revolution In the
caution of Ticino, In September, 1880.
today was sentenced 10 eight years
imprisonment, twelve years loss Of
civil rights, aud 10 pay fine Of 3BG3
francs for taking part In that rebellion.
CAHtfOni IA still In London.
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PARIS, July l5,-rhe government
has come Ia an understanding with the
Haitian government by which tho
question raised by the shooting Of NJ,
f.lgaud has been settled. Haiti will
pay an indemnity.