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RUSHING MATTERS.
Communicate Seiilcm mt on the South.
era Ute Reservation.

The eagoruess Of tho Colorado people
TO grab the Indian lands and force the
abvriginea remaining In that state over
into Utah, regardless u TIM rights aud
ieoliugi OF the people Of this Territory,
Is shown by the f0llosiug from tbs
Denver Aews OF yesterday:
A COLORADO TOpolobAmpo was
ushtrod into existence yesterday
through ihe agency OF the secretary Of
states Uflice, lhu organization IL
baptized "fhe Colorado CO-0perAttye
company" lts object IL 10 elect a
permanent lOugmunt on the Ule lands
~ the southern part VI tie State ADD
there found au q yslum for a con
munily In whiUu all shall he
upJu an equality aud landlords
aud money lenders viii he uu.
known. The company IL oapl.
nn1sd at 100000. Its franchise IL ~
broad ss tho franchise the rTamway
company II c0ntenliuH Tor in tho su.
pfeme court. The objects nra so al.
tend 10 production, distribution, con.
slructi0n, sanitation, commerce, OK.
chango, education anu entertain.
meut"
Tho company Is maze up LARGELY Of
appoiutiyv officers unG1r Goysfnur
Waite. lno dirpttlrs aru W. n. Call.
cote, e.. H.. Moody, q. q. Ctamcr,
IL, Brammler, Il. IS. Langley, Cora q,
Smith, II, l.. smith, Henry Walker
and T.. a. Simmons.
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NJ. /. A. at Union.

There was an interesting session Of
tho UuiOn Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. association
In the ward house at that place yesler'
day afternoon, tho usual meeting timl
being given to that organization. John
Sharp presided. Tho regular exercises
from the Manual were conducted, anu
at the close interesting, instrucIiyea aud
encouraging remarks were made by
Elder A, ,, Grddls, representing the
salt Lake Stake suprrlnIendency, The
singing by the Mutual choir and male
rleo club added TO the interest OF the
meeting,
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cier silnis two b.,av aero, AMI ihu
wind is ul'wi.l t.afE ulIts ucr hour.
Brother H. 81. La.ptr aud ] .rit Hut
vgud headquarters a. btJihU DAVID
Hoi's ON tie hin li this month, traytl.
ius s.uilwreJ holding mUrlusa lu
utofy fcuOllhHItU We came tn. brother
q. s. Ashton laf for OHlhudo o. meet
Elder Nchr,uur OF Hs tturEr, who
vac ~ bc there on too iih inst. Brnthcr
liaiper snI 1 VIII ru,uru O. Marshall
40 tuS --ld uid comm uc8 our OKLA
humu conference uu the 2ith.
ruI- lUttvr luavrs tho mbFi0n iu q
prospufJus condition ami AL ih1 Saints
ann Elders ictlllg wtlL
Very faIrut'uilv,
bRuIvH ". WALLACE.
MARsiiALL, Logan Co., Oklahoma
Tor.
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The worid IN wheels

IouisymLg, Feb. l9.--The national
assembly OF the League OF American
Wheelmen met this morning. A hum
dred aud eovcnty.eisnt out Of
a hundred anu tlghiy.iour iu
the assembly were present, After
tho settlement " some disputes
about credentials, tho reports Of the
officers, including the president, seoro.
tnry ana treasurer, were read aud
adopted.
The racing COMMITTEES recommended
that Two Clafses Of amateurs be ettah.
lished. ono the amateur pure and
simple; tho other manufacturer anna
ttuT
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Rnmar. Of ,ad Disaster Con.
nriuud.

Nrw YUmJ, Feb. ia special 10
The World from New Orleans. The
flmof published a few days ago 10 the
tf,ct that the tug MiIlnfu was wrecked
&c the Nicaragua coast hpu been con.
timed. Sixty.two lives were lost
Not man on board the vessel eur.
WED 10 tell the story. A reporter
net an English gentleman last plight
who Il going 10 Nicaragua today. He
rctiytd word from GreytOwn c0u.
aimlng the rumor about thu vessel This
authority said cable was sent 10
London telling OF tho loss. IL was
bA man Ia London Interested IA tue
Nicaragua Navigation company, In
lhe service Of which was tho ill'fnioi
vuseL Millatd was "a tug Of twenty
tons, Captain Joe Thompson, making
htf way with 90 men from Greytown
% Blueflelds, where they were 10 work
isf the Navigation company. Several
weeks elapsed and rumOfa were Circu'
hlss that the vessel had gone down in
the Caribbean sea In a equal. These
fgmou are now confirmed.
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Flght ON Srcnnd Sonih.

There was Lively aud dlsgraoeiul
nsht on SECOND Hou,,r street this after.
noon near the Cullen hotel between u
couple Of workingmen. The smuggling
wns harder than IN often feen In the
prize ring. AZ there was 40 policeman
ia sight they had everything their own
way for a time, There were no
arrests.
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sr'aalio ne SrwA

Nf7ai % hs NEWS
LARAMIE Wyo, Feb, l9.-Judge
W. G. Bramei was awakened last
night by burglars la his rtsldenoe.
When he awoke "bulpseye" lantern
wa shining In hls face, but II wa
lmmelialely turncd OF anu Two men
MADE darn Tor the window, Judge
Aia@el followed thtm with gun
which happened not 10 be- loaded, anu
y ley passed out Il tho wiuuOw one
VI lhh burglars made u stat AZ him
,a,lIh dirk. The Judge salt he felt
,ue touch Of the blade on his abdomou,
sl' De was Just Tar enough away 10
"eAi' injury. The blade, however,
yyu''hrou.h mia shirt nud uuderpaulH,
.Le lleaNty " tho burglars has not
!tl ucen established.
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Damages Against the CITY.

The trial OF tue $500 damage sult
brought by Edward =. Scoyille against
Salt Lake CITY, came to close In
Judge Blrloh's department VI the
Third district oour, late on Saturday
afternoon. IL resulted 10 a verdict Tor
tho plaintiff Tor SOU. THIS IL the
case IA which Mis-. Scoyillu fell upon
an Icy pavement ami the the child
which sne carried Ia her arms sus.
tained severe injuries.
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lldcr's Report From Oklahoma.
COLUMBIA, o. H.,
February 10, 1884,

Editor Ds5sTct hegG
The heaviest snowstoTm Of the season
visited this part Of Oklahoma on the
18th lust, accompanied by a blizzard
from tho north, which acquired "a
velocity OF over thirty miles an hour
and brought the temperature down 60
10 above zero. The STORM commenced
le,ore day break aud the fail Of snow
and temperature and tho increasu oil!
wind became more emphatic a. thr
unv advanced. From Z AIM. until
ui5ht there has been ostsshtlun. Great
snilrhug is feared, NJ few ~ the srll''
uE Whulhtf new Or OLD arc PIE
pnfgd for storms Of tuis Wngni'
tuur, Whilr many have suHrurl'
protection ugainst 20 dyTate wtNihr"
InilfuHu tfaillU WAS -uspgu1ul hui 'Ao
,nuw dslitru an places SIX ivet urfl'
The hnELgu came up very .ulSthly
anu many arc suffering rom exposure
In the Cherokee 1,rih lue report h that
thert have Jluu 0Fr. 'Wen'y,hyu poor
settlers ifozsuJ0 death, Iho 1heIm'm'
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A Painter Wants Work.

James LEVEL, arccont arrival 10 this
city from Glasgow, Scotland, is out OF
work. lie ia said to be very good
painter aud decorator anu q man Of
good moral character, He Il anxious
10 secure employment Of any Kind.
Any person prepared 10 iuruish the
rclcf needed viii confer a favor on
Mr., Lowell by addTessing him at this
tlipp.
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Names Of counties and amounts TO-.
r-Ivnl from Tho l..tLnn uINchnuL nm 1.


Stanford from tho wayt amt Wysut
committee, reported GA several luii.
tons from counties asking aurmYUA.
tior8 Iof r1uIs aud bfdlcs,tl the olyut
that ihetums allotted uy the commit.
tee wcru tistud Ia It, fuioTt of the
financial condition Of tue Territory
tomr days ago, aud ON the petition VI
tho h0N Elder county court regarding
naiefmoutlf milfoau huds, uy -ay ug
that Tie matter was provided Tor boo the
general revenue u.li, now rcnituf.
II, ~. 50 Aliens blll 10 restore the
control OF elections 10 the county
courts, came up on Council amuul.
monte, which were c0ucuuud In and
ihu I'LL went ~ tho cugtussiug clort.
Like action was taken un n. Is. 81, re-.
latinf 10 Univetsiiy lauIe.
IL. rs. IFS, substitute iur II. 10. - the
general revenue BIN, can, up Tor tnifd
reading.
Pending debate the House took a
rsccts till . Pm.
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rnr,mnrnIInn lorre.ponhrne,,

wAsmSGToN, Feb, l0.-Ihe Pr,s.'
dent todny sent COnFrUss another batch
of Hawaiian oJUcii ulIruee. me
only matter OF Interest IN %, NOT a'-
ready Published, IL the unHWei
Of Wills 10 President Dolr's le''rr
published few days ago, in when
Dole tot forth the reasons for tHyih I
lhnt the attitude OF tho LnilrN
stairs toward Hawaii was WM.lH,'
Willis answers the chArgtH uI
Dole serlatlm showing that me
proper construction 10 that all acts
slpce since Willis'a arrival on the ia-
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The Coalyille Times"

The C0slvlllc T,uis5 Is tho latest ad.
diti1u 10 Utah's country newspaper.
The tpt number came 10 hand this
morning., fresh, bright nd breezy. In
dghiug ita tile 10 tho public It make
the announcement that iti, Eau indie
PENDENT n1n'p1litIuaL, upu.sUciar.un
parUf" Among the incorplrators OF
the Nimta Publishing company atu
some Of COalyiiiy't most prominent
cit4'rs. J. a. smith il business man.
nguThnd 4. NJ. pinnu0 editor.
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lr. S. +. Newton Complains.

@. J. Brown was arrested this morn.
log under a warrant Issued from Com.
missioner Pratps court, charging him
with tssaulting DIR. s, H.. Newton ON
Feb. 10Th. When taken before the
commissioner ho was released on his
own rooognizancus pending tho pre-
limlnaTy hearing, which was sot for
neat Thursday afternoon at . pm.
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A Question Of Eye.ight.

A very significant question was pa.
to Police Oniesr Lvayitt by Attorney
Pallison during the trial Of a criminal
case In Judge Merrlps cOur, this
morning. "uo you really think o.
policeman could seo n man walk into a
saloon uu sunday" guiruy asked the
attorney, Auu the answer Of the VIII.
moss, whatever II might have been,
was drowned In the general laughter
MhIeh l0lLuWel.
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sENsATIONAL TnIAI-
The vienna Anarchists Ia the Hands
Of tile Police.


VmNNA, Feb. ia sensational
trial began In secret mere today. IL b.
that vt the twelve nnafchialB arrested
hsl September for distributing iuuon.
diary literature anu plotting against
the lie Of Emperor Francis Joseph.
Concealed In the furniture Ia lOigingA
Of the leaders, In the mOst ingenious
way the police found y complete
printing outfit, large quantity Ot an.
afchlslic literature and n regular bat.
very u bombs ready TO DO charged
with the chemicals for charging them,
i0gether with coats with hooks on the
lntl1e 10 hang bombs on, and u regular
Atmofy Of weapons and ammunition.
The literature seized showed that tho
men we're la communication with the
anarchists inAmefica anu the followers
Of Herr Most. Testimony Of most
Sensational character IN expected TO DO
brought out ht the trial and
though Il Ia secret, the Associated
Pftss has made arrangements by
which II IL expected II Will be enabled
'ogiye a substantial report Ut the pro-
eesdings.
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WAsinNurOS, Fob. lU.-rhv navy
department received ic.cgfsm from
Admiral Beuhnm tbs Afternoon thyirg
that tho Brazilian uynlWiiu yea ~
Nichiufoy had arrived on Rio Jaltiro.
1t is undcnlJoi tho other snips Of the
government gHCt viii arrive on the
22nu from Banlu. This surmI % inll-
cato that the expected naval engage
ment Is likely coon 10 take place.
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Criminal busilcis was ayain in
order In Judge Merrtps court this
morning.
NELLIE OGDEN AKUAtuNED.
There was one nfraisnmcni upon the
opening o. the Jay's PROGRAM. The
defendant was Nellie Ogden, the al.
legged slayer " "Kid" Mason, aud she
plead not guilty 10 = charge Of volun.
tary mbuslaughter Tho trial was SGT
ior MONDAY, The gj,h inst. aud Judge
PJwor has been retained 10 defend
her. The bail IL fixed At $1,000.
A civil MAlIEN
In the case Of George W. Mowsry ct
al " II. A. Tyler plaintiG was al.
Lowell tll Saturday next to amend
complaint.
DisAussFD ny PROSECUTION.
In the case VI the People Va Cha,.
Barnett, indicted for forgery, the DO.
'gndauI was discharged on motion Of
the persecution.
RrFHIRED m CONSENT.
Tho case Of =. T.. rsasdel W John
X. Read wus referred by consent to
Attorney Frank Pierce, as referee.
WILL Know BETTER ~ FUTURE.
William Fields, bartender, who
failed 10 appear A. a witness before tho
grand Jury, was brought into court
under hu attachment aud fined %.
ON TRIAL F0R uURuLARY.
Jamts Sylvester, a darh, rough.
headed young fellow about Il years
oi age, was indicted for burglary At tho
fruit, etc, store Of Fclice santoiine, on
west south Temple street, on Novem.
Der .7Ih, 1903. Judge Howat prose-
culedi Attorney Pallison defended.
Tho premises were entered shortly
before midnight on the night In ques-
ton ami thusum OF - was stolen from
the combination drawer. IL seems
that the Defendant was formerly In
the employ Of the prosecutor, for q
short time, aud therefore knew the run
ui ithu place. Eviience was given
that the defendant was seen 10 leave
tue premises, and the stolen money
fouuI upon him. Sautolini II an ilai.
Ian and gave his testimony through an
Interpreter.
Tue case went TO tho Jury shortly
after noun.
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Utah Central Blockade.

Tho Utah Central, owing to the
heavy fail OF snow and high winds
d been bloCkuded for several days aud
~ "a result all passenger ana freight
traffic between mere aud Park CITY IL
TOT he proscnt, ut least, entrusted 10
the hands " the Union Pacific.
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rooAY's rao GrDrSgS
COUNCIL


II. Is. 7, providing Tor the payment
Of Juror' anu wituClsrsi certificates
outstanding Ia tho Second Judicial
uirtrct, WAS referred.
II. u. no, relating 20 theamcndmrnt
OF csftiin laws, was referred.
IL. B. l2l, requiring railways 10
post notices Of stock killed, was flied
Tor irst reading.
g. J. NJ. 2 was received from tho
House with amendments, which we've
accepted by the Council.
The committee on eutolmout r..
Ported that several bills hat been
vngtCucd ana sent 10 the Governor
&. Is. I, regulating the practice Of
dentistry, was rel Or,cu with amend.
meutH.
G. u. iS aud ~, relating 10 the dls.
pO'al ui e. iayH, were rejected, aud n
Is. 5, relating ~ the came subject, was
iavofabiy reported by tho live stock
committee.
The following bills were introduced.
by J. r.. Booth, q. u ", relating to
itrg ,tiOn companies.
~ Hague: q. h. B5, relating 10
cruelty To animals.
By Williams; &. u. 90. relating 10
licus aud ludg u,nta
BY Nililam': 4. Is. %, providing q
uuli1Im system VI Tree schools.
hhsuu moved the fcC1usidetiti pa OF
Of IL. u. %, relating 20 the Practice Ui
attorney before cIut.s 90 winch they
might DO related, Carried.
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WIN THE cLEaESl
That's the First Thlur 10 DO In order
to Push Home Products.

Edtor Dcscr,t NcgG
itapprais % mu that % our board Of
trade and manufacturing bureau would
call special meeting 10 pli t1c retail
aud Wholesale clerks % ,bs town, aud
give them good talk upoa the ncccs.
atty Of IalEins aud selling home made
goods, IL would DO long rlr.ng they
w0uli be- pulling. ttisshii tina. "thu
hand ihHt rocks the CraH'ris tho hand
Tint moves ihu wur.H;n mud o. the
ahlusmau blk, w hH rule tue people
luy. but iHu't call tli. meeting nt
z O'Clock At night, sstlyra Nfe a great
mauS whu.r homes are lN the subutlr;
but Interest tine uupl yHu; ay,shut ail
business huusr. ur " 4T.U,, cali the
meeting ur $3.50, amt have fUusiug
good time u unuWlug the uegHHiy 10
liking a slauI lut uRh products,
,ONL % FIiE tIIUKB
Who Is with you. Titan products Or
nothing.
SALr LAKE CnY, Feb. 10.
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A TOLIIIrAL noun.

President MaLoa Smother Eu.
prcno Soutt nom nation.
u, nA'illNGrON, Feb. 10. - Senator
"nlIe (La,) has been nominated by
%s r''aident for associate Justice Of
~ ' supreme Court Of the United
S~'ss' The nomination was com.
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WAsiINuTON, d, g., Feb. lO.-Ihe
younp,at child Of tho pftslIcnt was
chflstpned Eathet Cleveland yesterday
afternoon In the blue room OF tho
White House. Only members OF tue
family aud few Intimate friends were
present.
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'.laa' ~ nf NLwh
lhMfNNE, Wyo,, Feb. lO.-It IL
DlOllel that Dick Carr, one of the
9l'r Thieves who escaped from the
s,,,Hoat county Jail last spring, but
Va. -. ohpluTei after a long chase ami
IVY 10 the ponitentinry, is losiug his
Alnu from confinement.
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caucus on Inland. niii.

WAeuiNGToN, Feb. ia call Tor q
caucus on the Blaui rcigul1ragB bin be
In circulation among tile n Jusn Dem-
crate. 10 will probably be held THE
afternoon. rhp Democratic opponents
Of tho lill have refused 10 attend.
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PAs,Es TIIn sENATr.

The MA Extending th. borrowing
Capacity OF salt Lake.
WAsuIEGTON, Feb. l9.-rhe House
bill limiting the Indebtedness OF salt
Lake CITY, Utah, has passed the
senate.
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Janis 30 etc va the Interests OF peace
and r Gd order ani could not bu CON.
stue1 ~ iudlette thr iutuniilu 10 usC
iorce Tor the restoration Of the mon.
uiChy.
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ple'o surprise 10 everyone. lIill nnd
Tue Rfpub.icfn m,mbsr' who have
been questioned Hay little about
Whites continuation.
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Gone 10 The Ion,L

DR.. Frank MuaohSm lett yesterday
on trip 10 California. His visit will
be- VI short duration.
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IiUtI

y NJ
On the resumption Of business, Pow.
ets'H iifu anl police oil came up NJ
special 0r4rb but owing % powcrss
absence, consideration Of the measure
was postponed,
The militia bill was then called up
on thifd reading and partly read. A
debate arose regarding the salary VI
the nilulant general, Pending the
consideration Of tho bill II wa post.
pontd.
Several bills, passed by the council
were referred 10 appropriate commit.
tees.
Pigman introduced II. r.. 1872, 10
appropriate $4,000 for roads aud
bridges, 10 uu apporll0ned among the
counties according 10 tho assessed
value OF their property.
SANFORD introduced III. -. 100, rogu.
lating tue practice u medic no,
Clark moved q take ~ "A. j. II, S,
HatCh's resolution abandoning the
Capitol grounds. Carried, aud the
resolution was referred 10 tue commit.
tee on Capitol grounds.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT.
Nellie OSlon, The Alleged Slayer Of
KID Eason Arraignad Today.
A DEFAuLrlSG WITNESS FINED So.

The Charge Of Burglary Against James
NIlyester.-Juigs Bltlch Hold. a
Short Sts,ion.- An Uuimportant
Morning.
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The nundesrath approves the Treaty.
BERiIS, Feb. l9--Thc buniesralh
bar approved the Russo German
treaty OF commerce.
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In tile caso Of Edward T.. scoyille
" Salt Lake CITY, tried on Saturday,
when the Jury found Ia favor VI the
plaintiffs, Judge Hoge on the part Of
the CITY, now entered an exception 10
the courts having cent instructions
Into the Jury room.
None OF the parties 10 the cases set
down for hearing today being ready 10
proceed this morning, the court took
an adjournment iill pm.
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PASSED

Salt Lake Sanitarium Association W
David James passed by consent. ten
days being allowed TO answer
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Judge Bartch sat for about half an
hour only this morning In his division
VI tue Third District Court.
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In the case Of George W. Mowsry ct
al " II. A. Tyler plaintiff was al
Lowell lill Saturday next TO amend
rur,tfaIut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

mails for he yseG e"4@s oGeo ;5I ls viii close
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nom New-Oreans, r. % p m ir san,a Nafnn am
80 p m Tor St. Pierre-Iquelon. per steamer from
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Lain Via Southampton and Bremen a. . ?, N ,os
Costa a VIA Lmon per p,, eoSn1rss arr, direct per
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Prince - at p s t' ea PuS @ cortez and Guate
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except costa Rlca and south Pacific ports per $ =
Finance via colon deites Guatemala be direct
Panama ietters for other parts OF Mexico must Be
directed per ranamao at II g. m ,tuPp a oeesn.
own letters must be directed per Gcrmanc) at 1880
letters 3 B Ss b DIRE GScd F per wSesnd at
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% p fr Puerto cortez per s = "anderer' from
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tries via PSnam6uGo HGor1 9 J9ne g,., ana qee
Pe. I ne ,nitz via pdTnambSco Bahia and RIO
Janero detters FOR North Brazil must be directed per
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nD tRg Gcrs for other parts Of EUROPE Via South
ampton and bremen. must be directed per Irave 81
10 m complimentary 1890 a. m, tor gft1he ,, aap no.
other Coombian ports must be directed per Adiron-
ana Yucatan per Orizaba detters for other Mexican
1880 m. Tor Haiti. Cumana and Carupano per :; :.
acao Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must be d.
meaiary y M for Frame switzerland Italy. spain.
roras Tqhy and al h "d or Ss drway direct e per
Hekie detters be directed per Heka'l; at II
trrIam dct;ers must be- directed per Vecndam) at
u n Supplementary II 80 a M for venezuela ana
dee for other CoonSan ports cunana IA ana Garupan n
Elementary 1880 p M FOR Europe. per Etrura, via
queenstown. at 30 p m for scotland direct per s. :.
Mails for china Japan especially addressed oniyl:
daily up 10 october $50 p Mails for Australia
(excep West Australia Hawaii and FIJI ISLANDS per s
Der and up october - at Gao p. m Mails for
China and Japan per Ga" ~ i2m ian Mais toi
Australia Except those for West australia which are for
samoan lss a e oer .s A. so p m cor on ar
for Australia Mails for Hawaii per > Aus!gali.
Mrom san Ma {or China and Japan Especially sd.
dressed cnlO per Tacoma from Tacoma close here
H G 5, o 1SS shS y go ap @n om s san IN"
CISCO eo here daily up to ocq5er % at ,s go .n p 1
steamer close at Office daily $50 Mails FOR
Mauelon BY rail- to Boston and thence BY steiner steam clos;
this Office daily at M for forwarding nv steamers
Mails To- Mexico overland unless specially addressed
dispatch by steamer close at this office daily at
.I;cgls,ered mall closes at ?; m. previous day.