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MINNEAPOLIS TRIAL TRIP.
The Big Cruiser Leaves the shipyard On
Her Trial Trip.

The big Cruiser Leaves the shipyard On
Her Trial Trip.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The cruiser
Minneapolis sailed for Boston from
Cramps shipyards at A p. m. on her
official trial trip. She will lay to off
quarantine to have her compasses ad.
justed. Thursday she will make a pre-
l~iininary run over the course, which IL
between Cape Ann and Cape Porpoise.
The cruise is a fraction less than a
knots and to meet the requirement Of
four hours run under forced draught 1t
must be twice sailed over. This will
not be done until Saturday. The con-
tract for the building of the Minneapo-
lis was signed on August 81, 1901, the
stipulated price being ST. 9 900. The
ship is guaranteed to accomplish q
speed Of III knots an hour. and for each
quarter knot over this developed in the
official trial, the government will pay
a premium of $50, 00O.
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G. b. Mclaughlin Of the Fort Benton
River Press, and who measures over six
feet Of republication, arrived in the city
yesterday. George is Benton being
sheriff next election, and the citizens in
his town think he has a good Cho-teau
get it. There have been rumors Of his
turning benedict, but we hear Miss
Ouri is not the gal.
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July Days.

Whether torrid temperature i~ncliEes
man to deeds Of violence has not, to our
knowledge. been settled by the psychol.
ogists. 1t is, however, remarkable that
many Of the greatest battles, bloodiest
instructions, and most tremendous rev.
olutions have taken place in the summer
period and especially in July. The ia
nous taking OF the Bastile" occurred
July. ii. Our " revolution against
the domination Of the British crown was
formally proclaimed to the world on the
Fourth OF July. In our late civil war
the back Of the rebellion was really
broken in July, 1863. Then was fought
the battle Of Gettysburg, where the last
great aggressive effort Of the confeder.
Btes was made, and on the 4th Of the
month Vicksburg surrendered to Grant.
At present, being more given to peace,
we choose July days to fly from "the
cares that infest the day" and sse the
lakes the seashore, or the mountains.
Whether you 60 10 the ocean beaches,
the lakes Of the north, or the grand seen.
cry and pure air Of the Rockies, there
is one great highway over which you
ought to travel during the journey.
Purchase your railroad tickets via the
Burlington route, the most direct line
between all the larger. cities Of the west,
equipped in most luxurious style, and
operated with speed and safety. Apply
to your nearest ticket agent, or address
W.. J. G. KENYON, Gen. Pass. Agent, st.
Paul, MINI.
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IT WON'T WORK.

An Effort Is Going to be Made to Impeach
Alto, ney General Olney.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Sovereign was in
consultation today by long distance TEL
ephone with General Secretary John w.
Hayes, T. b. Mcguire and Chss. A.
French, members Of the executive com
mittee X. OF L., who are in Washington.
Sovereign said: "Proceedings will be
commenced today, under the direction
Of members Of the executive committee,
to impeach Attorney General Olney,
We have the best legal advice in Wash
ipgton and the petition against the at
torney general 70 ready for fling"
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General McCauIex Daad.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1l.-Word has
reached here of the death of General
Daniel McCauley at Canagua, Mica
iagua. General McCaulsy was agent
of the canal company and died on Fri
day. President Ze!aya has directed
that he be buried with military honors.
General McCauley was an Indiana man
and was at one time mayor Of Indian
anolis
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SHOULD HANG.

Another Attempt Being Made to Save
Murderer Prendergast.
CHICAGO, July l~1.-Assassin Prender-
CASTS habeas corpus application was to-
day transferred to the United States
court. The application for hsbeas cor
pus was made to Judge Grosscup, who
said he could not find time to hear the
case. On bis suggestion telegrams were
sent to Judge Seaman ut Milwaukee and
Judge Bum at Madison, asking them TO
hear the arguments.
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Pope Doesn't Like Anarchy.

ROME, July lin spite of the ex-
treme heat, the pope maintains his
strength and keeps in good health. His
holiness has. however, reduced to a
minimum the number of audiences to
private persons. The pope is much
affected at the spread of anarchy, and
extra precautions have been taken to
protect the Vatican against the posi-.
bility of a bomb outrage,
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Decided to 60 Back to Work

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE employees
of the Erie road here have decided to go
back to work. All trains started as usual
this morning. The strike on the Big
Four is practically at an end. Every
road leading into the city has resumed
with a full force.
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Dissolution Notice

Notice 10 hereby given to whom it may
concern that the cop~artnership hereto
fore existing between George McClarey
and r. 8. CANISTER under the firm name
Of McClary 4 Canister is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Ali persons
owing the above firm will pay the same
70 George McC1sry, who will carry on
the busfnsss ct the old stand, and all
debts owing by the firm will be paid by
him. GEoRGE McCLARY,
u. 8. GAMsTER.
Great Falls, June q, 1904.
Tbs City Carriage Works will here.
nftsr b operated by George McClsry,
nd h. invites the patronage Of oil for.
ms custouess. The BEST Of workman.
ship guarantssd. He hes employed q
etdIkful voodwogksr and y prepared tc
d IL hfn6g q ~blscksmitbfng and car
riegs sspaidag.
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ConconulIy Visited Again.

SPOKANE, Wash, July l1.-News
has reached here that C~onconully, the
principal town in the O~kanagan mining
district, was visited by a cloud
burst the night Of the 9Th which did
terrible havoc. Nearly every building
left standing after the cloudburst of
May was washed away. The county
courthouse was moved from its founda.
ton and badly wrecked.
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THE SITUATION.
The Outlook for a General Resump.
ton of Business on Railroads
Grows Better Hourly.
WORST OF THE TIE.UP over
Grand Master ~SOvereign's Order to
Strike Was Executed by Only
a Few.

MAssrLLoN, Ohio, July 1.-THE
Wheeling and Lake Erie tie-up was
made complete this morning by the
withdrawal Of all Brotherhood men who
unable to continue work without q full
complement to each train crew. Only
mail trains are running.
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kelIy,s Army Arraatad.

CATTLETsBURG, Ky, July 1l.-Kelly's
wealers, who captured the easttound
freight on the Chesapeake and Ohio,
have arrived at Kenova, w. Va. Gov
rno MacCorkle ordered Companies |
and q OF Huntington to 90 to Kenova
and arrest the army. Under directions
of Sheriff Lambert the militia arrested
them and are now guarding them neal
the depot.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
The Utah statehood Admission Bill Passes
the Senate,

IIlt TAN "a . ~
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July lin the senate
yesterday Daniel offered a substitute for
the resolution Of Senator PETER. 1t in.
dorses the action Of the president declar-
ing that the United States has power to
enforce the laws respecting mail routes
and interstate IN and put down
riots and acts of treason. There were
many calls for a vote, but Senator Gal
lenger asked that it go over, which was
equivalent to an objection.
The p~ostoffice appropriation bill was
passed.
The senate then took up the Utah ad-
mission bill, which was passed with the
senate amendments without debate.
At today's session the senate adopted
Daniels resolution in regard to strikes
without division.
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Bids will be received by the under
signed until Saturday, July IA, 1884, st
IL o'clock noon for the purchase o. the
stock Of small musical goods, sheet
music store. Any information regarding
chssFfully given ct the etore. Right re-
served TO reject any or 81 bSda
TKAxE d. D~oLLTvER,
Assignee u q. W. Jaeksos.
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IOWA hepaniiosn Convention Postponed.
DIES MONIES, July lit was decided
to postpone the Republican state con.
vention from July II to July rs and
maybe later on account of the railroad
strike.
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for Work.

TOLEDO, July 1l.-As a result of a
meeting Of the members Of all railway
orders at Bellevlew last night all the
Nickel Plate men reported for work this
morning.
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MrNNEAPoLIs, July 1l.-Forty switch
men on the $500" road in this city struck
this morning because they were required
to switch cars from boycotted roads.
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ion made for the society, realized the
sum OF S22. In connection with this IL
might he stated that Lapeyre Bros.
store is the depository for this society,
where bibles, etc. can be obtained at
cOof
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shows Decided improvement.

ST. Louis, July 1.-THE railroad
situation shows decided improvement.
The Big -Four is having the most trouble
owing to lack OF firemen. The other
roads are handling all the freight offered.
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Rather Fresh.

HAMMOND, Ind, July 10.-Lew Wal.
lace, Jr., was arrested last night on the
charge Of imp~ersonsting q United States
marshal. Msllacs displayed q star and
ordered Oh saloons closed. Judge Nor
lock fined him 80 and costs.
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All persons are hereby warned against
paying any moneys due me az assignee
OF q. w. jackson to any person but my
self without q written order from ne,
FRANK ID. DOLLY CIR,
Assignee Of q. w. Jackson.
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There is no dentist in the Vaughn
building % DR.. Stevens has moved into
larger front rooms in the Ford block.
Look for his sign-"The Golden Tooth
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L YORK X. of LIS

May Go Ont After CO. sidering the CUES
ton.
New YORK, July H. The Evening
World says: There is little doubt that
5000 knights Of Labor in the city under
the jurisdiction Of district assembly No.
10, will go out as soon as action is taken
on the order from Sovereign. There are
upwards OF 10000 knights in addition
who may also be induced to go out.
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But Refuse to Go out on Soyereign's Or
der.
BROOKLYN. July 1.-THE delegates
of District assembly No. -, X. of L.,
having a membership of 1900 railway
employees, adopted a resolution offering
help. Secretary Donovan said this was
much better than an order for a sympa
thetic strike.
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Will Not Strike.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE men on the
West Division street and cable car lines
decided not to strike.
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THE POPE's A

Physical Condition of His Holiness Said
to he Alarming.
VIENNA, July 1.-THE Roman Cath.
Ollie hierarchy of Austria and Hungary
have received notice from Rome that
the physical condition of the pope is
alarming, and the cardinals have been
warned to be in readiness to assemble
at the Vatican at a moments notice.
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Smoke "Juliet" cigar. j. B. McCul-
lum, solo agent, Cataract City" club
rooms.
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Wall paper from the cheapest to the
best at the Como Co.'S, oil Central ave
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CrOquet, hammOcks and fishing tackeI
at Calkins' Bookstore.
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Great reduction In picture frames at
Calkins' Bookstore.
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Picture frames in large variety ct the
Como Co.'S, I'll Central eve.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

T II /. to be hoped that Bill Dalton, the
western outlaw, is dead sure dead this
time. It would be money in the pockets
az the world If Bill had never been born.
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wuLMD.sELsD.

W1sssns1s. - vssk G.a.setesd Tor
*.'5s "a !: - I'''''' : S's'''
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Works Fsir Highest hlsdal and Diploma.
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CHINESE REGISTRATION.
Collector Lyman Receives Additional
and More Explicit Instructions.

Collector Lyman Receives Additional
and More Explicit Instructions.
Spec Dispatch 10 the S;lnilrl
HELENA. Jan. a6.-lnternal Revenue
Collector Lyman, In reply TO letter ask
ing for instructions, has been informed
by the commissioner OF internal revenue
that however great a hardship il may be
to require photographs of Chinese in re-
mote mining camps, hundreds Of miles
from tho nearest photographer, it is q
positive provision of the law. from which
the department cannot grant re!!sf. As
10 Chinese laborers confined in insane
asylums. IL they become sane before May
they must apply for certificates, if in a
position 10 do SO. As TO those in jails and
peniieutiaries such Us are impr sonci for
misdcmcanors only should, on their rc-
lease. be given the fullest opportunity to
take out certificates. As to those iupris-
oned for felony they are dcbarrch 10y an
express provision of the law from Ihe
privileges of obtaining certificates, aud
on their release should hc deporicd. Is
10 uailve-boru Ch,uameu, the comtais-
s.uner thinks il better for them to taks
out certificates aud avoid the possibility
of being called IN court 10 prove their
birthplace.
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IN THE SENATE.
Dolph Wants Minister Wills Recalled
Immediately.

Immediately.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Thc session OF
the senate was devoted TO discussion OF
Calls public land resolution and a general
colloquy over the federal election bill.
Call and Chandler made an effort to have
the federal election bill postponed until
next December. but the motion was
promptly defeated by the democrats.
Dolph said the question raised by Call has
been decided adversely 10 tho senator
from Florida by five secretaries of the in
terror, and has been regularly introduced
in the senate Of every congress for years
past, and the committee on public lands
had usually decided that the matter was
no longer within the control of congress.
The resolution was referred to the conf
mittce on judiciary. Tie pending amend
ment 10 the elections bill was one pro
sented by Chandler, allowing every candi-
date for congress the right 10 name q per-
sonal watcher in each election pre-
cinct TO inspect the registration OF votes
flying of tho ballots. AT this juncture
Dolph introduced, in order that il might
be printed, an amendment 10 the Ha-
waiian resolution, declaring with view
Of restoring amcable relations between
the United States aud Hawaii. The present
minister of the United States TO Hawaii
be recalled Immediately" The senate
went into executive session, and at $40
adjourned until Monday.
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coRaETr AND JACKSON.
It's Thought Likely ihry Will Fight IL
Cat In England.

PrrrsBURG. Jan. s6.-rhe fight between
CoFbelt aud jackson next June VIII likeli
take place in England. Tonight Jackson
received intelligence that Corhett rather
preferred the contest 10 come OF on the
other side on account of the difficulties he
met with in the recent mach with
Mitchell. Both men are satisfied that tue
principals in the next mill fought IN this
country will encounter even greater OBJ
staclcs than in the last one. and they
would willingly agree TO go to England II
a large purse is offered. Jackson stated
tonight that he would meet the Guam
bon on English soil or anywhere IN this
country north of the Mason and Dixon
line, but he would not fight in the South.
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New York and California.

WASHINGTON, Jan. GA souvenier
banquet was given tonight to the CALI
fornia delegation in congress by the New
York and California producers and
dealers. Col. Charles Mecklevser of New
York presided. Among the spe ,kers were
Senator Perkins OF California. Represen-
tatiycs Mcclure Of California. Belt OF New
York, Geary of California. The banquet
was in commcmoraiion of the first ami.
cable understanding between the native
and foreign interests. 1t was decided by
the California congressional delegation at
the banquet that they would support the
agreement reached by the New York i'm.
poriers and California wine producers for
tariff rate of 81 per cent. on dry wines
and so per cent. on sweet wines.
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THE ROPE BROKE.
The EStcu ion OF Painter a Very Bung-
ling Job,

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-George II. Painter
was executed at four minutes past 3
o'clock this morning for the murder OF
Alice G.. Martin. The execution was hor-
ribly bunglcd. At the first attempt the
rope broke, then the victim was carried
back limp, another rope secured and he
was strung up again. Painter was gam
bier and murdered his mistress. He was
thorough believer in hypno;ism and
made peculiar request that he he hypno-
tized. in which state he claimed he could
be compelled to repeat his actions on the
night Of the murder. The request vas
refused by the court. Strenuous efforts
were made in his behalf, and he was twice
rcprievcd on ailldavus tending to fix the
crime on a man named D,ck Edwards, a
desperate bearing resemblance 10
Painter, now under sentence in Texas for
numbering ether women. Last night,
however. Governor Allseld declined TO
further interfere with the course OF
Justice.
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DEBTS FAST MATURING.
Something Must IL Dane About tho Pa.
cfic Railroads.

G fic Railroads.
WAsHIyGToN, Jan. 25.-Chairman Reil-
ley of the house committee on Pacific
railroads has had frequent conferences OF
late with Bricc, chairman Of the senate
committee on the same subject. They
have seen Secretary Carlisle and Attorney
General 0lney with view OF determining
on some line OF legislation which would
meet the complicated condition Of affairs
OH the Pacific roads. Reilley says the
great debt owed by the roads is so fast
maturing that some plan Of legislation by
this congress is imperative. Rellley hopes
that both committees Of congress will
soon determine upon a common policy
which will be effective in securing the
government against loss and nj the same
time secure the Pacific railroads against
action which would be harmful to them.
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Making Carlisle Trouble.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 96.-The house Judi.
ciary committee, by u vote of to 4. has
ordered favorable report on Bailey's
resolution questioning Carlisle's right TO
issue bonds.
The vote on a favorable report stood:
Ayes-Baiiey, Goodnight, Dearmond. demo.
Gratis; Cpdcgriif. W. A. tone, Brodcrick. Terry,
Childs Ray, republicans.
Nays-Layton, Stnckdale, Wolyerton, demo.
Gratis; Powers, republican,
The democrats evenly divided, with
Chairman Culbertson not voting.
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IL 10 asserted, TO pay for the bonds. Since
Jan. l, the treasury has lost Sl2,iio,o)o
gold. Offers 10 take bonds continue to be
received, but no Information 10 obtainable
as to the amount. There was a further
loss OF $4,000 in the treasury gold reserve
to-day. II now stands at S67.657, ia, al
though there is no material change in the
net balance. The deficiency In revenues
for the month to date approxmstes
si0 OOo
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RECEIVED WITH APPLAUSE.
sheriff Gansner hcqu ttrd OF the Charge
of P.Ijary
Special Dispatch to the s;audarL

Special Dispatch TO the >;anilrL
KAuSPEL. Jan. 25.-Joscph Gangner.
the sheriff II FlAthead county. WAS tried
to-day under an indictment Of perjury, al
legged 10 have been committed IN swearing
10 an expense account submitted 10 the
coIumis loncgs. Ju lgc W. H. Hunt, Of
Helena. was uu the bench and viii be dur.
ng the teal OF all tho county officers. The
state attempted to show that tho sheriff
fraudulcntly charged trip 10 hayre. ut
tho evidence showed taat the expense was
actually incurred, Ihr jgry returned \
verdict ol not guilty, The court room was
crowded all during the trial aud great in
terest was manifested. Tho verdict was
received with applause.
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Ioloradn'. Lrgi,laIure.

DENVER. Jan. 2d.-The house to-day By
a vote OF IS to Is indefinitely postponed
the resolution providing fora sine die ad-
joGrnment tomorrow night. The senate
met at o'clock for the erst time since
Tuesday. Senators Webber aud Boyd, who
have been in favor of adjourning, gave
notice that in the future they would vote
to continue tue session. The majority,
however. are still opposed to legislation.
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we.tern Pa..engsr A.saeLatIon Doomed.

CWCAGo. Jan. 25.-The Western Pas.
seHger association seems 20 be totterIns.
aul ;s dissolution is expected daily. OH
ci,ls OF the Santa fe are now in CORES
pollcnce with the receivers concerning
the withdrawal OF the road from the asso-
cia'on. As soon as the Santa Fe serves
notice of Withdrawal. the association IS
doomed, for the Alton would withlra ~,
aud with these two and the Union PAcillc
on the outside the association could no: be
continued.
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4 Arn,torilI pr,d.nck.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 26.-The caucus TO
nominate a successor TO WalJhall, United
States senator, is apparently in dead
lock. The 2lst ballot resulted: Camp
bell, -; McLaurin, 81; Allea, 81; Taylor,
u; Lowry, IL; Catchings, 1. Tue caucus
adjourned until tomorrow.
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MED the prince back TO Friedrichsruhe.
Dozens Of large bouquets were placed in
the princes carriage before |; drew out Of
the depot. The emperor was loudly
cheered upon leaving the station and on
his way back to tho palace.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-T. b. Mcclure.
of the executive council of the Knights Of
Labor. arrived here as the special messen-
ger of Grand Master Workman Sovereign,
bearing official papers TO be filed in tho
proposed proceedings against Carlisle TO
enjoin the issuance OF bonds.
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The Growing d. fc!eney.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .6.-Slnce Jan. L.,
the date on which Carlisle issued the cir
culaI inviting BIDS for bonds, there has
been withdrawn from the treasury S2,S)J,
COZ gold or It's equivalent, FOR the purpose,
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Our MiuIsIerto Argentine.

WAsHIyGToS. Jan. 26.-The senate con.
firmed the nomination Of w. +. Buchanan
as minister TO the Argentine Republic.