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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

The Cleveland democrats complain that
,bsse vss no opportunity for them 70 get
TAR play 10 their csucuses. 10 many Of
the tatal districts they we're subject to
soap csucuse.. to balldoziug. intimidation
and fraud. and even when they carried .
district their delegations we're contested
sad refused their seats. This Is the
same kind OF medicine that the Tsmmany
conspirs,on have been administering TO
the RepubIicsns 1t Albany. Cleveland
democrats Who laughed then are making
wry faces over it nov.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

The World asks for the repeal ofthe tin
plate duties. and talks ~ IL there never
had been tariff on tin plste until the
present lay. uader the Republican policy
the iin,p ate duties have simply been 10
creased from . rate which was 90
low that IL vas not sufficient 10 cover
the margin between the labor COS, pro
ductIon here aud the labor cost 10 Wales
Hence under the old rates. no one would
inves. 10 Ito plate making, and the for
eigners hsd the field TO themselves. Nov
Americans are turning out thu Plates every
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

The commission which went abroad to
Investigate the subject OF immigration
have Transmitted 80 interesting report TO
the Secretary OF tho Treasury. The eau,
es melting i'm migration required but little
Investigation. The commission says tbs
the Europeans are drawn 10 our shores
becsn.e the citizens Of this country ge'
higher wages aud the hours Of labor are
less than anywhere sbrosd. Freedom
from military duty and burdensoms taxa
,,oa: greater personal liberty and better
oppor, unities for rising TO . higher social
level. and freedom from religious persecu
iion are also cited - reasons tempting for
eisners 10 settle 10 the United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

The Sheffield. England, Telegram utters
the following reproschiul plain. about our
Protective system: Tbs promoters OF the
Mckinley Tariff mean, it TO push forward
tie policy Of Americans. Ooe method o.
realizing II Was 10 keep all work With 10
their own dominions The country was to
bs made self supplying; what could be
produced at home was not 10 be bought
abroad. That was the keynote Of the
Mckinley scheme, and II is working on,
the idea OF its designers with the precision
GOD ffrc,iveness OF . machine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
Democratic Revision Of ,hs fArin.

Though the large Democratic majority
claims TO have been elected by the opposi'
,ion to the Mckinley tariff yet this large
majority has not tsnd enough to propose q
repesl Of that tariff bnt instead will en-
desvor to punch holes in 1t, in what they
consider its weakest places. Three bills
have already been prepared, one to remove
the duty from wool, one from binding
twine and one from cotton ties. Free WOO
has already been pretty thoroughly dis
chased. 10 regard to the other two we
ouote the following from the N. Y Times
a tariff reform Democratic paper which
opposed the Mckinley bill to the best OF
it's ability:
As We have said before, substantially oil
that could be done for consumers OF bind,
ing txipe by changes in the tariff was done
by the Mckinley act That act removed
the duties on the raw materials out oil
which the farmers binding twine is made =
manila, sissi, sum. and certain other veg.
etsble fbers sand at the same time so cut
down the duty ON the twine itself that this
product is practically en- the free list now.
Those " ho think they can fool the farmers
pow by cutting of he merely nominal
duty OF seven tentbs OF a cent per pound
the weight OF which may be shown by
the fact that the price OF such twine now
ranges from to Is cents pound are
building upon the assumption that the
farmers cannot understand some OF the
sim plest provisions OF the present tariff
Law. u was folly to waste time IN the
consideration OF such . measure to the
exclusion OF the consideration OF other
gu eeested bills Of real importance.
Possibly the committee does not know
what is the present condition OF the cotton
tie industry. The cott)n ties now con
sumed IN this country are made here
Cotton ties are 90 longer imported. The
quantity imported in the calender veal
1890 wac 80, s24 3S7 pounds 10 that veal
50 substantially the entire demand was sup
piled by imports, 10 the calender year
1891 the quality imported was only 4l6
$50 pounds. The demand was supplied
by domestic mao ulaci urers. II does mol
ESCAPE our attention that this will be cited
by the devotees OF Mckinley ism ps an I'D
mission 10 their favor. We do rot cob
tend that the McKiuley tariff lie wholly
and uniformly bad As 10 the cotton tie
ind ustry we shall say more hereafter. The
fact 10 be considered by the Springer
committee is that the cotton ties used IL
this country are a. the present time made
here The industry ian American one
The removal Of the duty without any res
| lief to the manufacturer 80 far ~ bis raw
material is concerned would put an end Il
the domestic prediction OF cotton ties
| The industry now earned on 10 this ooun
try vonld be- irsu-irfre ! to Europe Dosl
the committee ttiuk that it csn uford to
stand upon = policy which provides clear
| ly for the ,rapsfef OF au American Industry
20 Euelaud? viii tucb policy command
the votes OF u majority OF the American
people?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

No set OF men have ever been more alan
dered aud hsrassed than the Americans
wbo have gone to work to develop sn
American tin plate industry. Their mo
tive, are constantly mslisned and their
actions are continually misrepreseuted 1t
is rather remarkable, under the circum
stances, ths, any progress should be mad
In The establishment OF . business which
has been SO stamped with odium by those
sho do not favor its growth on American
soil. But 10 spite OF sneers. jeers and
villful misrepresentation the Investment
Of capital 10 tin pIte machinery seems tn
90 on steadily. The quantity OF tin plate
produced here last year VAS small ~ CON
pared With the volume Of business done,
bu, good start Vas made. which will be
actively followed mp this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

Secretary FesDr b. hssilr decided 70
tsks a. % AaB trip for ,ae benefit OF BIZ
besllh, snd siil ..ii from Ssx fofs n.ii
Tass5sy for Bremsa oa tas Sitia 9ernsu
Lloyd steamship Spree. h all b. 80
90 ppsat.d By " y. M,eleiisn Chief o.
,as wlf.ni D.sla1a. ffsas1y Depart
meet. w6o u also 10 poor heath. Ib'
Secretary suffers from ptcstrsiion. .b'
sff.s,s Of . severe attack OF the grip. sne
tAsss tse trip solely for the purpose o
sscupersiioa. He has no Intention 0
usve.ing 10 Europe aud expects 10 b
ss.ia 10 thi, oonnuy 10 sbou, ihe
weeks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

TIE Hiii eos,sstsos 10 Albany. Mondsy.
49,. 81 soers.. very assniuous for Hili.
HE strikers sud heslsss. Tsmmsny Hall.
the BfeoAiyn MeIsashiin eoasissepi snd
I'll The rect we're psesess aud doomed or up
ior Hill ss,ii they .efs Tired out Al The
ssuas time sbont 100 Democrats, merry Of
them pfoniSeri mes 10 the party. lssen
bl.a 10 ssosh,r bali ssd psssei resolnisoD.
1etsucis,ory Of Hin snd bis methods, add
decided 10 csil ssothsr state oon,eotioo 10
MAJ THIS movement viil smnunt y
o s,hips. .fcrpt u tpsy ftishtes the re-
ns,udsr 81 the ooaDisy. 90 ,hsi they dsf'
DOT noa.ltsis Hill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
.ORPHEA KENYoN's ksrArs.
NOTICE.

ArpTIcE
t-
Inc non feslu.n. p,ppne'o's OF 'ns esn
OF mapeh's'ei, oeun'l OF hean,"e,on shu s.,e
OF Ne'mon.' rs nr'eoy uo,'neu u"' Wy "ies
assessed oy sara Town anu nM'e Io1 .hs ,wo
years nes, proceeding tn,s cave temA,' ~ Nnoie
nnpad on 'he '"""~i"s a'sV''oo" 'Ah" !"
SAID 'osn, We az.
one hnnoioa Ae'os, no'o ~ iofs, Y'hk W WV
north ives. corner " me .own w MAneneste',
aud bon dsu On we Wes' anu no'In Wy 'hs nsns
OF ssndRa" ana pofse'' ana known - 'he sa"'
ford lot az.
Alro one o'hef ph &c containing ios Ae'es SUI
RODS OF isna, s,us..o 10 Tue Nes' pat. ~ ss,a
Mhh'hesu, ah' - ,ne rsmo s.. ~ ~ ~ ~
simeon Watkins In the division oi simeon HAZE
tons estate, teieietoe peihs hAa 70 'ne Itoos'e
records OF 'he mshohertef ptsu'o' io' mof7
particular description,
Also one o.hef piece, con'hn'hs 70 srres' so,u
by Wiiism lnfhei 10 'ls Arlington msnul s
ing company o. aeeo u"sa zoe so,n' an'p a."
recorded ~ hsheheete' lana t'eofus, DOOR ~,
page 3D.
Also, one o.h.f piece, peihs pn. oi we o.n
Division oiAsh 70 'ne of,s,hA nsh. .. ssmss
Hopkins, containing sovu' - ".res Anu uosc, .
"a ~ neoa IRON n =, Di a.,n. - wy "soa
hahu,Au'u'nk ".npaoyi os'e' yune =, ,o.' ~
recorded IN DOOR ~ psgS GO OF nsnohes'ef 'Ana
records an
Aiso, one other piece eonta,nlne s9 ,cres and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

"A uehsbss ptislbsaiiy pah II 10 sbs
~lss. A doctor vili oil down snd write
. prescription; tine. . minutes. paper and
iss cue qsstsr efs cent, and Tho patient
ps,ssI. g.. SO. - the case nsy be. A
h.,.s sti,ss 10 OF l2lines and &C.. slo y
so from Lm client. An editor writes .
h.lf eolanp puff ior msn. pays 10 oens'
OF 81 Tor putting IL 10 type. prints u OF
81 souh Of paper. sends II to 5000 sub
.enbers. snd surprises ths puhsd nsn y
be nsles any charge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
EyALINE BgsEDIcTs Esr.rs.

- srarx ~ vsExosr District 81 Manchester. 80
In Probate Court, held ~ Manchester, ~iiLia
and for SAID District 90 the 9Th day Of Zebra
ARA ID. pB2.
The Administrator Of The estate oi EvalIs
Benedict late Of NJ snehe.tsr 10 said District de-
O. ased, prssents bs Administration accoani for
examination and sliosspes, and makes aptiioa.
lion ioy decree Of dsirIbutlDn.
wLersupon. II sas ordered ~ said Court. that
said account be referred 70 sssslon Of SAID
Court, 10 be- held ~ the Probate ofles 10 Man.
ebestar, ia said district. on the nth day of
Februsry a. D. 1854 VI 10 0ci0cn Ia the FORE
noon, fof bearing aud decisi0p ibsfesni Ana 10
fgfiher ordered, that notice hereof be given Ia
III psfs ns interested, by publication n the sane
three weeks successfully 10 the hAsesr~TEs
gouEsAL. . newspaper pubi,sbsd Al Manchester,
pfesloas 70 ssid time appointed Tor hearing.
tbs, they may sppsa ~ ssid Time snd piAos and
.hou csnss, " any they may bsse. wby ssid &C.
count should Rot be sllossd. and saeh decree
made.
trus record,
Attest, J. 4. PENN, keEistsr.
sos 8 w. '''' A,sssi, !. y. FEM. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

returns shos tkst cur works arc ros pro
dpoins about s0. 600 bores week and that
The vrodactioa 10 rapidly iacressins.
Moreover. IL often happens when ve are
dspendsri upon foreign supply that the
tariff 70 verse than tax. ior ve have no
raeao. Of defesee sssins, e.sc,ions 10
price.
Vermont. though le. engaged 10 mann
f.ciurins than sny other Eastern state,
has osips 20 the broad nsiiopslism 81 ito
people. ever been foremos, friend o. pro-
lection. and the stste enjoys the proud dis
tinc,ion Of having furnished three Of iis
srsats,t promoters -Rollin &. Mallory,
Tbsddeus Stevens and Justin y Morrill,.
II v.s the tarif which bore the name and
the haudisork Of Mr. Morrill, that enabled
us 20 successfully wage the war Tor the
| Union; that restored the credit OF the
government snd made il the highest ID
The world. aud that furnished the oppor
tunity for that marvellous prosperity
which surpassed 10 80 years the eptir,
previous savings Of the people. 10 ih,
preparation OF the mes tariff, though Mr.
Morrill, resigned the lsborine oar 10 |
Younger man. the Intelligent. iodustrion
snd upright Senstor Aldrich Of Rhode Isl
aud, yet his ripe wisdom WAS fequentl,
appealed TO, snd DO. few Of bis sugges
,ions are embodied IN the Law, Happy i
your state - hope may still be ailowe'
TO say our state Il 10 thus being identifies
With The great policy and The creates
measures OF or ns,ionsl growth and glor,
snd have no fear that you will not con
.inue u Justify the proud distinction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

A despatch from Nes Orleans state.
The, the Louisisps lottery company all
be- removed 10 Mexico 10 1893 when ~,
prssent charter expires. President Dis'
be. .ltesdy expressed himself - favorable
,o lie proj.c,. provided the lottery com
parry will make 50 favorable . proposition
10 the Msricsn government ~ vss mad
10 tie state Of Louisiana II 10 understoo'
,hai John A. Morris Of New York, The
rrlasipal owuer Of the company, isvors
Ms1lco ~ plsee Tor hesdqusrtsrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
MAHLON COOKS E.rAnr.

AVA STATE or yEnnosr. District OF Manchester. ~
In Probate Court, held al Manchester, within
aud for ssid District, on The 9Th day Of Zebra
AIRY A. ID. 1891.
The Administrator, with will ANNEXED, Of tho
estate VI MshioD Cook late u Manchester ~
,aid District, dece as. presents his hnsi admu.
l.irstlou accoupt for sIsmil alton and Hliossnes.
WhueDpob, II 10 ordered BY ,sh Cosft. that
rsid esount aud rxid Application bs referred W
re.slon OF ssld Court, 10 be beld at the Probste
lffies ~ Manchester, In ssid District, on the eth
dsy Of Msieh A - 1872, At 10 O'Clock A. n Tor
bs srins and decision thereon. And II 10 further
ordered that notice hereof be gwen W Al per.
.on. interested by publication Oh tho zane three
weeks successsely ~ the Manchester JounsAL
. pewspaper Published At Manchester, previous
10 said time appoinied for hearing. that they
may tpp.sr al said time and piscs aud shos
eaass. II Any they may have, Why said account
should not be allowed, and saeh dscres nj ado.
true record,
J.E. FINN, Register!
ATrne Copy Of Record,
s63v' Attest, y. rEhh. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

A, the Michigan club banquet Gen.
Aiser presiding. the following letter sss
real
On. Il. A Alser. Detroit. - Nv Der
Sir. regret tbs, I caneot be present ii
your elab meeting on the q !; osisial co
sasemea,s forbid. Bat caGnot refrain
iron seuaips word Of good cheer on thu
pr.psci Of The republican patty. On oil
lea iins measures relsiing 70 the Industrial
sad financial Interests OF The people ve ars
s,rons and sfosins stronger
Ga tho contrary. our oppoDsnh are veal
sni crossing weaker They are divided;
We are usl,si. live DO not VIA Il u on,
owa lsal. We gill DO Justly oensursbls IL
with such great measures Involved
every rspabl,css dos not feel thst be Il
appealed 70 psrsonsliy snd the, victory ia
Tia election depeDds 90 hin.
Very siaeereiy yours
JAxxs q. BLAuA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

The appropriation made a The last see
sion Of Congress Tor Indian mission and
Government schools, Esss spd West, vas.
Ter The current focal year. "a. 2Sl. $50
The Indian Rights Association hes issued
. circular. ststins that Il hes reason 10
believe 81 sltsck on Indian educstion Is
imminent, and IL II be successful Congress
may reduce Iodian appropriations By too
millions Of dollars. The opinion expires
sed 10 tbs. the first movements will be TO
sbolish the Eastern schools - Hampton.
Carlisle. Lincoln Institute and others ~
the sn,erins wedge. TO Be followed by =
general attack on the Governmeo sod
mission schools .. the West The propos
,icn TO reduce The appropriation by tuo
millions OF dellsrs. II !, be serously eo err
tsined. could have no other effect than &
destroy The entire IndiAn school system.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25

-Tmr uxrg1n sT,TD 10 xpT sfTnoAeH
Tur a. vYgus. CrngrpcTgrn Tamfy') rlsoM
ypr sawr sT.sprogsT A. orssrls~. TN
oAsmr on rHuK sTaTrsxEs 70 s0T 10 Al
ctHH rnr LsnuExr AMOUNT o. wIarrn ros
rAnM csrNTRT. prT 70 rnf TT. VI snar'
rvra ng.ss rosmnLH. THn sTAspAhp os
oonponY kmaaa rHn vohKss CLASSIC. -
Isaa4a1 Tte6eR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
IMPORTANT.

The English Dessicaied Soups can be had
o(A A. Wayne q Co. II India ~ Boston
Sole Agent for Nee England States. Writ
10 o. Aaketyqs SO. WiHism 81 Mem York,
for a quovtr pound I'm, making from 70
quarts deiieons soup. Postpaid, 25c a good
apesiaisaf for a small outlay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
~ This IL 10 give notice that have been ~ !
pointed Assignee OF the estate Of Dwight ".
Sheldon Of Peru In the County Of Bennington
State OF Vermont, who has been adjudged an In.
solvent debtor on the petition ~ creditors; aud
that the payment Of any debts to the said debtor
for his use ard the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law.
Dorset. W., Feb. 10th, 1892
I0jw SHERMAN klCholh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-02-25
The Central Cash Store.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
!. AID L Z s
Fancy Silk Handkerchief
al Cents,
Real Value SO Cents.

japanese silk Handkerchief. soAliopei nor-
ders. bsndsomel, embroidered CORNERS Is d,s'
tiuet patterns, none worth less than 80 cents
your telecuab for ono week only 81 above price.
Manchester Gentle, W, f,h "a, 1894 stsli
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Advertising fakes are Of AL sorts
and sizes. The bunco ADVERTISE
bats his hook with the magic v0ri
free. 1t keeps him busy pulling bis
lines in Ihave before me now the
number Of . magazine, bearing The
name Of an honorable publishing
house. There i the old crayon pcr-
trait fake. We viii make you
craycn portrait free Of change, pro
vided you exhibit It to your friends
and use your influence in securing a.
future orders The individual who
last worked this fake in New YORK
used to make his profit ON the francs.
which were supplied at . certain
price or no picture
Ipick up q paper for children and
mothers. One advertisement reads.
You can get free . steam cooker
that fits any stove and cooks all
kinds Of food at the same time" y
fore sending the postage stamps
place the accent on the word can
ia the quoted sentence--Printers
Ink.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

At a Lanarkshire county court
some time ago a case Of assault and
battery was being heard. and the
lawyer who was engaged for the de-
f.s-se took occasion several times
during the cross examination Of 4
witness for the prosecution to refer
to him ironically as gentleman
This went on for some time, and ct
last the witness appealed to the court
for protection Tn nae gentleman.
yer honor" said he AN fine that
lawyer body kens It; but hes only
sayin it 30 that III get angry, in the
hope that he'll be able to make ne
contradick myself"
Come, now, said the legal luni-
nary, with q conternptuous sneer,
do you swear that you are no gen
tlemanf" Il do" replied the witness
in nettled tone, ''an you may swear
the same, my man. till ye'e black
in the face, an I'm ready 70 tax my
dauvy that yen no be brocht up for
perjury" The cross examination of
that witness came to an abrupt con-
clusion amid the boisterous laughter
Of the auditory.-London Letter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
Sale Of Rcs
Estate.

Sale Of Real
Estate.
NOTICE Il hereby given that by vir-
~ tue OF an order Of the Dubois Cir
cult Court, the undersi gned. administra-
tor OF the estate OF Bernard kluemper.
will offer for sale 1t public
auction on the premises, en-
SATURDAY.JULY 9th. 1s92.
the following described Real Estate, cit
uated In cambridge township, Dubois
county, Indiana. to-wit:
The undivided two-thirds parts Of the
west half OF the southwest quarter Of
section No. thirty 1907. township No
one ~. south, range No. four az, west,
containing so acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE One-tbird Of the
purchase money TO be paid cash; the
residue in two equal installments 81 six
and twelve months. the purchaser giving
notes for deferred payments, bearing 9
psr cent interest from date. without any
relief. and with good surety 10 the said
Administrators approval.
Sale 10 begin 1t one o'clock p. m.
JOHN 5. HUMBERT, admir-.
Traylor a. Hunter, Attorneys.
June 3. 1892. 38w4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Laying brick In Cold westhsr-
AtChristiania, in Norway. building
operations are successfully carried O.
at temperatures rs low IS 2 dess
Fair, and the work executed under
these conditions compares favorscly
with summer work. In fact the
Christiania builders maintain that =
is superior. The secret OF successfui
work under these conditions = sa,a
to be IN the use Of unslacked lime. -
mixing tho mortar IN small quaint
Ties at q time. being made up imme-
diately before use The mortar nnA
be put in place before il loses fns
heat due to the Stacking Of the lime
The lower the temperature the Largo
the quantity Of lime required % fnA.
below ~ dogs Fahr. the work canns
10 carried on probably -Deufscns
Bauzeitung.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

On the Mangishlak peninsula, y
Caspian sea. there are fve szna.
lakes. One Of them i covered Wiz
salt crystals strong enough TO ail0~
man and beast to cross the lake q
foot: another Is as round as any c
Gle, and Of . lovely rose color. y
banks Of salt crystal form . setuss.
white as the driven snow, 20 "
water, which not only shows AZ -
colors from violet to rosy REQ, "
from which rises . perfume q ~
lets. Both the perfume ana -
color arc tho result Of the pre
Of scaweeds- - London TitrBts-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

According 10 the STORES toll
traveler who comes from MOI.
A y. the mountains Of Lo- Tim. :
ras. Mexico. are worth scientific ~
ploration- The traveller tell II Nv.
wonders Of the Los Trincheras cr.,,,'
try. The mountain i situated NJ ~.
sonora plains. about 80 mills fn~.
the Gulf Of California and ss r,,,.s
from the town II Altar. Itis near ~
placer gold fields. which have l.-.,
worked since 1894 and are stlll m
in Gre. The mountain Of Los Tim.
cheras Is 800 feet high and 40 yards
across. Large stone terraces firm
six TO ten feet high. have been built
ON all sides from the base Of the hin
to its summit.
1T must have taken 100. 900 men 4
year to build these terraces said
the traveller. Several theories are
advanced for the construction az
these terrnces- Some think they
were part Of a tremendous amphi-
theater, where the people gathered
to witness games. Others believe
they were Notifications Of Aztec ori-
gin. but they seem older than that
At any rate, the district seems wor.
thy Of thorough exploration by SCI.
entifc men. Many unique and val.
liable relics can b. found around the
curious Los Trincheras mountain.
and for hundreds of miles in AL di
rections. showing that the country
was once populous and rich. Chi
cago Inter Ocean.