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Service and Return ee Process.
Following 10 the text Of house bill No. q %.


SECTION Section LIS OF the Code Of wash.
ingtou of 1881. the Same being section ll5S Of
the Code OF Procedure Of Washington. a.
amended to read - follows: All .proesssss T.
sued BY justices OF the peace snall run in the
name OF the state OF Warrington, b dated the
day i.sued, signed BY The justice granting the
same, and Gee pting - otherwise provided for
be directed TO the sheriff or any constable
OF the proper county, and the same, % also the
complaint and notice. shall b served by one OF
said officers. unless otherwise directed BY the
Justice; except that summons, whether 70 dc.
feudant or 70 . garnishee, and complaint and
notice may b served BY . cilssn Of the
state OF Washington, over q years Of age.
who il competent TO bs . witness In the action,
other than the plaintiff, which psrson shali
certify Gil copies BY him delivered in making
such services In the same manner - such copies
arc required 10 70 certified by Q sheriff or con-
stable in making such serviea
See. Section LII Of the Code Of Washington
OF ISL. the same being section l,457 of the Code
OF Procedure. 10 amended to read - follows:
Every constable, sheriff or other person serving
any process OF complaint and notice shall re-
turn thereon in writing the time and manner Of
service. and indofss thereon the legal fees there.
tot. aud II he 10 . constable OF . shertH shall
sign bis name 10 such return. and II he 10 not
such ot1esr shall verify such return BY afddavil
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Senate bill No. e. approved b. the governor,
provides that each Of the state normal schools
shail b under the control Of Q board
o. three trustees. appointed By the govsTnos.
who shall NEST On the fourth Wednesday Of
June In each year. Tho bill which IL vsry
long, nxes the powers OF the trustees. ana y
very explicit - - admisston Of students. *.
aniuatsous. 6iplomaa. etc.
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Removal OF O@cers Not Impesohsble.
Following IL the taxi OF senate blu No. ~, %.
proved BY the governor:

SECTION I. The governor OF washington q
hereby authorized and empowered 70 remove
from once Gil state onicers sppointsd By him
not liable 70 impeachment, for incom pessncy,
misconduct OF malfeasauce In ofacA
Sec. > Whenever the governor 10 sattsded that
any ofiicer not liable 20 impeachment has beam
guilty Of misconduct OF mslfsasancs In of1oe, or
Il incom petent, he shall nle with the secretary
OF state . statement showing his reasons, with
his order Of removal, and the secretary Of state
shall forth with send . certified copy Of such
order OF removal and statement OF cause ~
registered mail 20 the last known p0stofnco ode
Cross of the of1cer removed.
Sec. At the dine OF making the removal
from ONCE herein provided for. the govsSnoR
shall appoint some proper pefson TO Nil such
from the officer removed the papers. records
and properly Of the state pertaining - the
ONCE, aud shall perform the duties OF euoh
I'll his SUCCESSOR IL appointed.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL salt has sv,ss asvos
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Bills Of Exceptions.

Bile OF Exceptions
House bill No. ST.. approved By the govesnees
provides for the taking OF exceptions and 80
Ting and certifying Of bills Of sxcspsione and
statements Of factA IL 10 OF interest ehieAy =
attorneys
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As Congregational state Washington
ranks No. y
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,sr rxoLrsH srnrKE RIOTS.
lew Barn HntldfnTs. Eoet saloon
ana right with the Police.

ua.1vs Bsrn Buildings. Loot Saloons
and right with the Police.
fnxpox. Sept. 6.--The coiiiery strikers
- again restless today. Alfrefon and
fkesf<rf,eld report that the disorders have
ssuir broken out and that the residents are
. ssnit-styicken Mobs besiege the public
/ u1.ea. helping themselves to what they
e1nt A force of dragons has been sent
8 = ,he scene. Coal Is becoming very scarce.
- the Midland railway will have to lay
u thirty passenger trains after Monday
S1Gcause Of lack OF coal.
~ hundred miners marched 70 the
Marlborough eoIliery. Yorkshire. over
toxsred small force Of police, drove out
- officials and set IRE to the Offices. seri-
casiy damaging the machinery and books.
They then marched TO brewery. The
Ifswer saved his property by rolling out
many barrels Of beer. The crowd then
rroceeded 70 Donoby and repeated the
PERFORMANCES There Is great excitement
b the district. There was riosing in Leeds
md several were injured.
The miners this afternoon made another
attack on the Marlborough colliery, set
are 10 the buildings and threw blazing bar
fsls down the shafts. A large force OF
Police was called and, after great deal Of
elabbing. put the rioters to fight. The
damage done 10 the mine Is not serious.
The striks of coal miners in South
Wsles has ended. The men resumed
work today ut the masters terms.
f)sing to the difficulty OF procuring
Sufficient coal, the Great Eastern railway
MI follow the example Of the Midland
ssilway and lay of number Of trains.
berinning with Wednesday.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


tssVnltsd STATE. cruiser Chicago lett South.
ssfaoa Tuesday Tor Havrs.
1ssfnner that President Csrnos. OF France.
alss
sas ssted States training ship Nuaongahela
-s'ssa a Queenstown Tuesday All on board
ssA She viii leave too Ca1ia next Mondsy.
ffsaeh s0eislisi leaders have issued call Tor
ssfsiasrasn's national congress Ia the latter
Ffsey.
:. asneeasor SIR William vernoa Harcaurt says
- - 'asoFe 81 the International monetary eea-
eaN 10 resssemele 10 due % the United
IS There is no doubt 10 rcsard % Rag
= - peslsion sasi Intention. TIE governsaens
-. - sahfsly adhered to tue declaration that any
1%sssFsHee vita The single monetary standard
sd meet with the gtavess objections
ssae trades union eongFtss At Belfast Tues.
ssmeel Moaev. the new president. said trade
= ~s'esasH 10 destined 20 hs an honossd iassra
in ifesing lrslsnd from tia terrible incubus
- ksoas higoiEy and political intolerance He
<eessncsd strikee IS criminal folly ia ali cases
ess TIE resources Of civilization hsa rot ee@a
s-sassei IN sf'osts % avoid the use oi such en-
ezzse mezsar~x
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Tusstzy. and snnud 70 - Superior 70 khoss made
ID fszzee knd Russia
Geu Marta 4esfshou. OF Nee Yosk. xfss be
rendered tie assistant seerssaxy skfp Of var. bus
IL l. tAoaghf he VIII teczine
Two huadsx6 men emptoyed b. she Iowa
Iro1 Works tn tie csussraefEon Of the tnrreae-
tout Erissso1 ard tie rsveuns cutter wflIfam
wsndoz h4vs struck against . ID pss esut re
duetion Of ssEsz
TIE 1assdsags a. IS sid n Plks street. ca TIA
East sGze. Saw Yoyk. wers harmed Wednesday.
There were sauadrses sa1 stores on re frss
aoor. swe.sxhops shove Less. tGs3Ha Fifteen
hundred persons lose erapsoynen
The sralssr Baltimore has called gsau xew
YORK Tor ChIna. o. Der arrival st the Aslsfic
stafIon the Baltimore VIII resiere The Lancaster
and become TIE fsgxhtp Of the station sns
CARRIES thirsy-oae osfcass and 80 IN The crew
sealpsor Barthol9i. sAe designer OF the Ia
mcux Liberty statue on Bstaoe-s sslacd. New
York, suggests that the statue b suerisraenied
by heroic ststuss gronped about is Of wasAlrg.
soa. Lafayette aud oihsr aen famous Ia Amer
ic8Z history.
In sparring matches q Newark. y. T.. Tuesday
night Paddy German won from Arthur Walker.
both Australians: Con Rlordan. OF San Fran-
cisco, AID Val Ftood, of Australia, fouxhs
Hlckey. nidd eweight champion OF Ireland.
helpless in four rounds
The three judges OF the county court of S.
Clair county. No, who refused to order q tax
levy 20 ray bonded indsbfedress contracted
In aid OF railroad, ard who we're released from
Jail last spring ca farlossh pending an elsctioa
10 compromise the matter. have returned %
prison 70 serre their terms, the proposition hav-
Ing been defeated
Thses or four hundred Hungarisns and Poles
employed by paving contractor at Cleveland
struck Tuesday against reduction of wages
The men ~ work on sewers aud street improve
msnts we're ordered 20 quit, and when they did
not do 90 they were assaulted with clubs and
stoned Joseph Bailey. city inspector, Was
beaten to insensibsiity A collision occurred
between the rioters and the police, and four OF
the ringieaders. all Hungarian. were arrested
and placed in Jail
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TACOMA, Sept. 6-fSpecial. Arthur
sJith. who has resided txenty-one years
IN China. will address the Commercial
Club next Tuesday on ..China from Com
mercial Standpoint
Through Administrator banning the e.
tate Of the late 7. II. Boyd today for
warded TO Portland. Me-. papers IN suit
20 be brought against the Union Mutual
the payment Of q 81, 500 policy on the life
OF the deceased The suit for 1850 against
the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
United States court here
Frank G. Sypher has filed . cross COM
plant in his wife's suit for divorce, al
iezing that she ili-treated herself and
failed to provide suitable care tor him.
The product of the Tacoma Smelling
and Refining Company for August aggre-
gated $2s, SIS in gold. SO. i2i in silver, and
SO, $40 In lead
The Chamber OF Commerce will not send
. delegate TO the Pan-American Bi-Metal-
lie conference at Denver.
The steamer Signal will leave tonight on
her first trip TO Portland.
The British ship AIbuera has been char
tered by Baifour. Guthrie a Co. to carry .
cargo Of wheat to the United Kingdom. at
IS shillings. being over two shillings in sd-
vance of the price paid for charters last
season.
Articles of incorporation Of the Drury
Tailoring Company were filed today by
Charles Drury, B. r. Laffoon. J. E. Seq
sholtz- Capital stock $4,000.
III. r. Van Syckle. formerly superintend-
emit Of wharves here for the Northern Pa
ciic, has been rendered simiiar position
by the Great Northern at Seattle.
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sheepshead Bay Races.

SHrErsHEAp BAY. Sept. 6.-The track
was fast. Summaries:
FuturIfy course-Defargilla won, Sir
Matthew second. Pedestrian third. Time,
lilo 4-5.
Futurity course--Potentate won, Frog
Dance second. Golden Valley third. Time.
liz rs.
Seven furlongs-Msvwin won. Boyd
Pantilind second. Tom Tough third. Time.
i:2S.
Mile and fnrlong banquet won. Cha
rade second, Terriher third. Time, 1 :55 SIS.
Five furiongs- Roslyn won, Findoline
second, May Lose third. Time, 1 :02 1-5
Partridge stakes. six furlongs on the
turf--Armisage won, Rubicon second,
Patrician third. Time, i.l6 As.
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BosTos. Sept. 6-Meneffa's wiIdness
gave the champions the game. Score:
Boston 10, LouisviIies
PfrTsBURs. Sept. 6-Haw was hit hard
by the home team. Score: Pittsburg II,
Baltimore G.
BEooKLYs. Sept 6--The Bridegrooms
won strange disseminating game. Score:
Brooklyn 8, Sc. Louis 4.
NEW YoKK, Sept. 6-The Giants were
defeated BY the Reds. Score: New York
2. Cincinnati 4
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ST. Louis. Sept 6-The track was good.
Summaries:
Six furiongs-Out Of Sight won. Safe
home second. Susie Nell third. Time, :te.
Four ftrlongs-Hi Henry won. Airline
second, Follow Day third. Time. so.
Six fHrlongs-St. Pancras won, Linda
second. Whiei third. Time. 1:15h.
Five and half furlongs-Service won,
Ethel Gray second, Mamie Lord third.
Time. l. 07.
Mile-Biliy Sunderland won, Henry
Owsiey second. Haroidine third. Time.
la.
Mile and twenty ysrds-Bonnie Byrd
won, Ethel Gray second. Chimes third.
Time, LAY.
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stat. board Of Eqa.iir..ion.

OLYMPIA, Sept. Especial. + Monday
next the state board of equalization will
meet in the auditors Office. Blythe time
of meeting it Is expected that the de-
tailed report of the assessment of
each county will be in the hands
of the state auditor. At the present time
only the counties Of Whitman. Garfield,
Asotin, Stevens and Skagit have been
heard from. Thurston's figures will not
be ready until the close of the week. This
board is composed Of the state auditor.
who is chairman. the secretary Of state
and the state land commissioner.
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RrpE. seps- s--The irst Of the races for
the international gold cup OF the ROYAL
Victoria Yacht Club was sailed today.
The contestants we're the Prince Of Wsless
Britannia and Royal Phelps CARROTS Nav
ahoe- The start was nc III O'Clock in q
light breeze from the southeast. As the
yachts crossed the line the gavahoe vas
TO sindward and the Britannia drew out
slowly from under the lee and took the
lead. When they went out Of sight thew
were very close together. The Britannia
gradually increased her lead. crossing the
line is minutes 20 seconds in advance Of
tne American boat. The course was City
miles ia length.
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TEE wKArnxn Axp cnopa.


Freytous Esttmnts ~ the Held Too Lee
All the Ns.s F4ssrsble.
btrFrfs. Sept 6~-Esr<rial. late sd
vices concerning the yieid Of wheat and
cats would Indicate that, II anything. the
estimates o. last weeks report were rather
conservative than otherwise. Harvest
Ing. threshing and fesd work has been
carried on without interruption during
the week sil over the state. Hop-feld
correspondence repors the week q favora-
Die one for that crop. In some localities
picking viii begin on the 10th. Chehsgis
and Lewis county apples and pears are
appearing in the market.
From Eastern Washington comes the
report Of bot. dry. smoky weather. No
ram nor frost has been reported. The
grain harvest Is about half over and pro-
crossing satisfactorily. In the southern
portions OF kiIckitat county corn 10 being
cut The Yakima county hop fields are
Looking tine. Many picksrs have been en-
gagsd Tor the season. which will open soon.
II - evident nov that hop culture in some
OF the eastern counties Of the state is
going to prove, In not . few cases, very
Profitable venture.
Pastures, garden and root crops in gen.
ersl are needing rain. aud . good shower
al this time would prove Of immense value
all over the state.
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e,el,.,. WIN k.s. u .nAn...

BICYCLE party composed Of William
ssaaa. manager Of the FeamsseFs' Base
=. Tab. and friends. viii make the ran
aaenrn and return on Sunday, Sep
gssf 10, leaving the corner Of South
!. sas'a and Washington streets aslp 70.
IL will he race from start 10 i'm.
-. - The one last in ca the rstnrn will
- % pay for supper for the entire
5 The roster OF the party 10: Will
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n LANDLORD VIEW.
"a the Irish Tenants Are Tn
II for Self-Government
g FRANco-RussiAN ALLIANCE.
-. Kmpsrsr wnlfsm rsikins
800 His sword-rhs Brasil
ian Navy Eevoits-

s-~sox. Sept. s--The house Of lords
s. =. $50 crowded this evening. when the
- a Argyle resumed the debate on
8 ~ knme rule bill. He said that home
-. would be . revolution made 10 de-
- II existing laws twas an attempt
. 6.ue . new constitution and break up
3 - "a one. and must lead to irregularities
zsz<h could serve no other issue than a
- series Of national disasters.
3 f.none the other speakers was the Earl
y xsxo. who declared that from expert
- IN bis own district with the peasan-
- Is was compelled 20 oppose home rule.
e he believed the peasant classes all
,<sourh Ireland were all alike.
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IAroSIa. Sept. 6.--The track was dusty.
Summaries:
Seven furlongs-Capt. Rees won, Judge
Hughes second. Ocean II. third. Time,
Ia
Mile Rock Laidley won. Dolly McCone
second. Peabody third. Time. i:f2A.
Six fursongs--Bonnie Lassie won, De-
ceit second, Mildred third. Time. i:i6L.
Five furlongs-Musberry won, Himitra
second. Frontman third. Time, :03
Nine~sixteenths miie--Dwight won,
Danube second. Norvin third. Time. :56is.
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m. rranco.Ra..,an Alliance.

lpsroS, Sept. 1.-THE Daily Telegraph
ummenting upon the approaching visit
TIE Russian squadron TO Toulon. ex-
sesses some alarm this renewed re-
impeachment between France ana Russia,
NC declares j, necessary for Great Britain
e renew her position and II possible to
hy:se her policy.
Tue Saadard advises her to Join the
Triple alliance.
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Warrington Park k.os..

cHIcaoo. Sept 6.-Five thousand people
witnessed good days sport at Washing.
ton park today. The track was in splendid
condition and the weather fine. Sum-
maries;
2:fo trot-Director's Flower won, Cerous
second. Expressive third. Time, 2:2A
$50 tfot--Uncle Tom won, Peyeril sec
ond. Ynca Soils third Time, 2:iel1.
2:27 trot--Miss Ida won, Aurora Prince
second, Happy Promise third. Time. 2:lT.
2:i9 trot- Maud c. WOO. Belle Casse,t
second, Cicerone third. Time, 2:l4I<.
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Portland Races.
PoKrlssp. sent 6-snmmaries:

PORTLAND, Sept 6--snmmaries:
Half-miie dssh--Funny won, Roanoke
second, Linden third. Time. 40.
Half.miIe dash-~Joe ID. won, ldonto Sec
ond. Champagne third. Time. :4si<.
Trot and practitioner won. Combina-
ton George second, Bonnie Belle third.
Rest time 2.fa
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M,,, L.,v. xn,,,. ov the usIo.,

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 6-Henceforth no
member Of the National Union of Brewery
Workers can be a member of the militia Of
any state. The members of the union now
enrolled in the state guards must get out
az once, aud 10 member of the citizen SOL
,iiery of the country can be admitted into
the union.
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Portland chinese ouarr.line.

PORTLAND. Sept. Especial. Another
outbreak in the Chinese quarter is feared.
Attempts were made by highbind-
ers yesterday and today TO kill
Charlie You. q clerk in 3
Chinese store. and. by request
of the Chinese, police have been specially
detailed to prevent further disturbance.
The Chinese generally are excited over the
prospect of the Geary act being enforced.
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The long talked Of race between the
yachts Rainier and Margery has been set
tor next Saturday. The members Of the
club are anxious 10 see The disputed ques-
ton OF speed between these yachts settled
before the sweepstakes race /. decided. and
the latter has therefore been postponed
until some subsequent date.
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NEw YosK. Sept. s.-The grand jury this
morning h!ed true bill against Emma
Goldman. the anarchist, whom il charges
With unlawful assenblage and melting
riot She will be brought here from Phil
adelrhis as soon a. the necessary formali-
ties are concluded.
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LONDON. Sept Sat the Hearne Hin
track today, A w Harris. az LEICESTER.
seat she best English quarter mile record
o. Zimmerman the Americas champion.
bis tins being 81 rs seconds.
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rhu.ae,,h,. rro,,,nr Racer.

PHILspnPHIA, Sept. 6-Thers was .
fast track. Summaries:
asie paee--Little Daisy won, Mand
Aaair second, Foggy third. Time, 2i6k
2:a5 pace-Berkshire Courier won, Ham
lin second, Clay Hontas third. Time.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

severe shock Of earthquake was felt at Red
ding. Cal. at s:22 Wednesday morning.
Adam Itxei, jr. wsli-knovn composer, died
at Baltimore Tuesday. OF consumption.
Holzer proiectiles OF American manufacture
were tested at the sandy Hook proving grounds
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British CUBAN. Want. Chinese.

FassNA, Sept. e.--Ths legislature OF
british Guiana offers bounty OF SIS =
$50 ior 1900 Cinnamon from the United
ssasex They are wanted 10 work under
9h'faci on sugar plantations and in gold
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Arressed for priyiur out Chln.uen.

boys were arrested at Hubbard tonight for
deporting eighteen Cinnamon from Nc
Kinney's hop yards The city marshal of
Hubbard was among them. Some of the
Chinese were sent to Gervais and some to
Portland. No violence was done them.
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lam Belond, James Timbernan, Harry
Slack. Charles Harris. gohert Ro~e-s
Fred SMART Charles wense. seorr~
Clancy, Harry Shaw and James Daley.
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rsrsi Rsgimsas h.na. M.al.ea park. sanaAys

The annual convention OF she United States
gaauss Mail Service Nutasl Reaeat Association
ia in session al Boston. The association rssd
$4,000 i'm heasats lsss year. aud SOW has tGi.eso
In is reserve tuna TIE memhsfshspi is Ana
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All cssss ei weak or Lame back. bAeksche,
rhsumatlsrn. will end relief hy wearing ore eg
Carriers SMART Weed aud ~sellsaaaaa hAckaehe
Pfasscrs. Price = senta Try them
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8. nr..lli.n Sow 10 Kevels.

vxfPAaAIso, Sept. GA correspondent
q Aonteyideo telegraphs that the officers
of tho navsl feet now Mt Rio Janeiro have
intimated TO President Peixoto that he
should resign. The fleet consists of the
cruisers AquIdaban. RepublGca and Ira
jano and three torpedo boats. The de-
mand or the officers Was made by
Admiral Custodio Jose Mello. In the
fortress Of Santa Cruz Is stationed
aeaTfison loyal to the Peixoto administra-
flon. They are un der fighting orders, and
~ waiting an attack ON the fort by the
eqsadron. The port Of Rio Janeiro has
I'm blockaded. News has been re-
sired officially confirming the re-
nrts of the revolt. All communica-
M with Rio has been prohibited by
- government. Word was sent from
Nsera by the correspondent that q big
zght has taken place between the reyolu-
ronlsis under savanna and the government
isoeps under Gen. Portugal. Gov. Cas-
Tho has ordered out all the troops In ac-
ilss pursuit. OF the rsvolutionists. bat de-
isas of the fight have not yet come TO
Md