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AMUsEMENTs.
Last Week of cordray's.


Only few more opportunities remain 10
see Couchita and her excellent company
of comedians at CoFdray's theater as this
will DO the last week of Ehe present season.
The drama now running. For q Million. I"
is full OF interest, with many strong char
acters typical Of the pioneer DAYS Of Cali
foruia. The plot Is full of thrilling sitaa-
tions. we'll worked up to climax, and the
story is sufficiently colored TO make Of the
four acts very interesting performance.
Conchita, OF course. Is the life Of the play.
both as comedienne and . sin
ger. and the many specialties she
introduces throughout each ono of the
acts makes Of the play a veritable melo-
drama. She Is especially good in charac-
Ter sketches. aud her dialect Of an Old
plantation dsrkey is cute and natural and
catches the audience every night so that
the little lady is forced To repeat her
speciaities half dozen times, and then
they call for more. Artnur Llyingsson
has proven himself in this play - ee =
clever comedian, aud he fully shares the
honors With the star. The other charao-
tiers are equally well represented and all
afford plenty TO laugh at
The last matinee of the season will be
given next Saturday afternoon. and the
las, performance sunday night
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Mnai,on Park.

The managers Of tass place az amuss-
,nspt are certainly sxerting themselves 20
give the people . good, clean and interest
ing entertainment, aad that they are
doing sa IS rEoven by the patronage the
house Ysoesses The present company =
rs.xinz lis second week and 20 Increased
audiences each night Eiwood. tse fasa0us
s1pas. iuapessaaator, wiu be sA9ea 10 the
eoo,w.nv on sunday aext. which will
Srtthout doubt IA axe this resort the moss
,or,,lar in tha city, beosuse IL gives the
s.a,,fs /. fiF~t-elass entertainment. ard
&C. A. that Thss lie sac lsss week q the
80, Diana 60 this city. Every peeson in
sss ritx shoel4 see her wonderful dance
before she leaves
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The following homestead patents were
received at the land Office yesterday:
ID. A. Ames. G. NJ. Anderson, Annie d.
Bowmer, Christian Christensen. j. Frey
hute, V, w. Funk, A. ]. oreen. c. A.
Graefe. Edward Hudson, @. :. Hanson, III.
II. Heggem, Psnck Hallofah, John Kel-
leher, r. ID Keith, John Larson. j. ID. Nc
Cailister, r. +. OBrieh. J. .. Robertson,
II. ID. Rees, Nellie DE Bolt and Margaret
f. Raymond. ]. n. Rowe. F. II. Small, T..
Il. Swearingen, Is. A. Stenvig, i. A. Ter
rill, John Williams, LYDIA Williams, .. o.
Wool, C. o. Walters. J. j. Zook.
The following Port Angeles town lot
patents were received:
William Adams. Elsie Ackles. Thomas
Andre. NJ. II. Burns. f. NJ. BohaIl, Henry
Bottsferd, Charles Blake. A. L. Berstler,
Ernest Barns. w. III. Chambers, George
Campbell. Daniel Campbell. Fred CTosier,
Matilda Cooper, Leuis Cohn. II. B..
Crockett, r. 5. Deriekson, +. w. Doty,
+. DounelI, Dora Fileon, j. ". Fow-
Ter, c. "A, Force, J. NJ. Fisk. Matilda
H. FowleF. @. X. Gatchet. Quo Gasch.
Michael Cough. Thomas Gaffaey, Harry
Greenburg, W. I'll. Graves, August Grams,
III. II. Genck, Ole Gundersoa, Fred
Hansen, trustees George II. Hancock.
r. J. Harris, w. ]. Hardy, A. b.
Hall, A, @. Jonson, Louisa J. johns
ston. ]. II. Jonson. g. +. King. J. +. Kar-
sina. Ofto K0pRacher. A. n. Kellogg,
Fred krausa. Paul Land, T. A. Iandgren,
w. ]. Lochaby. Brogren Nelson. Leaa Mel.
son. Christina Nelson. Sophis Nelson. A.
III. Nottage. Hannah Nilsson, Dora over.
holt, w. II. Carey, Emily j. Iseach. Fred
O. Lamoreux, L J. Lock wood, John Lund.
Christ Ludwig. Ed Metcalf, Herman Nal.
chou. r. ". MaImgren. G. r. Merritt @.
w. Meagher, r. u. Afellus, A. X. Pfangls,
Joseph Pickett. Sarah Paterson. Hannah
Paterson. II, l. Pneee. w W. Rhodes.
G. Il. Randall.s Sarah NJ. richardson,
Valentine RapTs. James Stanton. Louis II.
smltt, Henry SohsarF, Ola r Saith. 6.
M. silyergood, c. &. Salisbury. Roswell
Scott. o. o. storls. Iohn TOTE, John Trum-
huu. Elizabeth NJ. Watts, John WarinbeFg.
Morten Weber, Chsrfes Weber, ThAa-
deus Wagner. IL. W. Written Hamilton
Watt, Elias wesilake, Christian Westrig.
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DENVER, July 26-Besides the three ex-
deputy sheriffs who were arrested al Colo
rado Springs last night for completely III
tarring and feathering Adjt. Gen. Tarsney
these were arrested this morning: John
A. Regan, turnkey OF the jail at the
Springs on the night of the outrage; his
brother, Michael. deputy, and shorty
Alien. ex-deputy. The prisoners at the
Springs are John K. MulIin, son of =
wealthy mine owner; Deputy Herman
Rebbeke, and hack driver, Eugene
Kenney. II is said the plot against Tars-
hey was arranged IN the jail office. Under
Sheriff bob Mullins being the leading
spirit He has gone to Michigan. Ex-
Depaty Wilson, another conspirator, went
10 Ohio, but both will be captured. Chief
OF Police Armstrong, of this city, has a
confession from deputy named Parker,
who says that Turnkey Regain saw ]. j.
Mullin give Rehbeke money to buy the tar
and feathers. 1t Is reported that Regain
has said that Sheriff Bowers turned a
prisoner charged with murder out of Jail
to assist in the outrage. Excitement Is
high at Colorado Springs, and the detect
ives who made the arrests have been
threatened. Sheriff Bowers took the pris-
oners away from the detectives and re-
leased them on bail.
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THE GENERALS GONE.
Coxey Armies Abandoned and
Starving at the Capital.
THEY ASK CONGRESS FOR FOOD
Debs Expresses Contempt for the Court
That lie 80 TRY Him-Chieago sued
for strike Damages

WAsHTysTos CRY. July IS Large and
indignant delegations from the Industrial
armies encamped AZ South Washington
City applied az the room of the house
COMMITTEES on Labor dag. not to urge their
bills. but 70 plead for assistance The ex-
peeted has happened. Their leaders have
deserted them, and they sought congress
sional aid TO return TO the localities
whence they had come. Coxey's men
said sheIr leader had left them in
the lurch yesterday. Keliey's men
averred that their leader had driffsd
away several days ago, and that they did
not expect to see him again. while FrYe's
men said their leader had probably anan-
doned them. The men who we're brought
from the Pacific coast By Kelley were par
ticuiariy indignant, and expressed feryid
desire 70 tar and feather their general.
Mr. Mccain told them there was not the
sHEhtsst chance Of government appropri-
alton for their return. and sent them 10
the local superintendent OF charities.
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LUGRls.s DAY or TRIAL.
Special Attorneys Admitted and the
Day of a caring Set.

Thecassof Charles III. Lngrin, editor OF
the Telegraph. Who is charged with Libel in
printing articles tending to show that
Chief of Police Rogers is dishonesk VIII be
tried Tuesday. August T. Everything gas
lovely in she proceedings yesterday, and al
last Allen & Powell. Rogers special astor.
neys were admitted 10 the case, although
the day before Mr.. Powell inHmated thas
he might withdraw.
Prosecuting Attorney Miller was In court
in person aud asked Judge Glasgow to
allow Allen q Powell to be associated With
him. Attorney Wiley objected on ihs
ground that. with three lawyers in the
prosecuting attorneys Office and none OF
them sick. the state ought TO be- able 70
get along alone. Judge Glasgow, hog
ever. granted the request, aud Alien a
Powell came into the case. After some
argument, the trial was set for Tuesday,
August 7. o
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VIZ % narris, sh.arer.

The will of the late Mrs. Harriet
sesafer, OF Rsnton, executed on June n.
wa admitted 10 probate yesterday by
saGge Osborn. Mrs. Shearer appoints her
assoshd. Jacob Shearer. executor without
s0sds and wills him all her-property, ex-
ssps 200 TO her sister, Annie 5. Rose. and
each TO her brothers James. William
sas john Stacey and her sister. Mary +.
snayerooN. According 10 the will Mrs.
sasafes owned the following property in
sas county; West half Of the northwest
saa''et OF ossction 10, township q north,
faase east, and lots and - in block -
. vac town 81 Renton. with ali buildings
ND appurlsnanees.
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A raAfs LOAD OF KNIGHTS.
1t wis Take Pythianx Prem the Coast
te the Supreme CoreGave.

The COMMITTEES on transportation of the
knights Of PythiAs has completed the ar
fragments fer the special train 70 take
the Washington knights 10 the supreme
conclaye, which begsns az Washington
City In August The train, with diners
and sleepers. viii leave Seattle and Ia-
coma August Is. AMI is expected 70 carry
not only the SEATTLE ana Tacoma delega-
tons, bat those from British Columbia and
Oregon. The Seattle and Tacoma trains
viii Join as Puyalup and continue Oh
East stopping at Spokane TO take on The
Eastern Washington delegation: at Helena
the Montana delegation; &C Fargo the
Dakota delegation, and a. ST. Paul the
Minnesota delegation. A rate Of one fare,
s74, has been made for the round trip from
Coast points and s. less from Eastern
Washington points This rate not only
incindes Knights. but ali who wish 10 90
on the train
Past Grand Chancellor w. G. Ronald,
Brig. Gen. II. A. Bigelow and ex-Mayor
H. :. Hus0n. of Tacoma. so TO Victoria
next Tuesday 10 meet the British Column
bia Knights and arrange the details of the
trim.
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5Fentz vas arrested on July r7aand sxas
l bound over lnss7SeforSsrlal in Fhe superior
Judge Hsnford yesterday adjourned
nited States eouEt unfit Monday MORN
The county coEn mi.sfoners are taxing
advantages ofag udgs Langley : absence on
"a his court room. a. 7 he f5os lszs rostes i
out IN spots, making il unit Tor further
service. e. o
There was no session Of either the cIsd,
criminal or equity departments Of the sn-
perior Sourt Yesterday Judges Husnes
and Langisy are aEay5on VACATIONS and
Judge Osborn devoted the day 80 beautlfy-
ing his neu lawn.
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ID eb. Hold. TN. cour. in Contempt.

CHICAGO. July 26.--At meeting of the
A. II. u. today President Debs said: Il
have not forfeited my right 10 free speech.
and ii Judge Woods enanciated the Law
yesterday / had rather rot in jail than be
free man. IL / alone were concerned
would permit no defense TO be made in my
behalf, Tor consider il an honor TO be in
contempt of the court that is going to try
me-" The directors of the A. r. u. issued
a call today for convention TO be held in
Chicago August 2 Debs said the conven-
ton would decide whether the strike
would be continued, extended or declared
off
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Frank Wood. who was hurt on the
Northern Pacific railroad ssar Aberdeen
a few days ago, and who was brought TO
his home in this esy At Main aud Ninth
streets for surgical AID, is N bad condi-
,on. and his leg may have 10 be ampu-
.sted above the ankle. Tss bones and
aesh were crushed into mass. AmpuiA.
sian would have been necessary betors
this. bat the arscres. VEINS ard serves ca
sapea great injury. and it IS hoped that
.ha foot may be saved.
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iss following suits we're flied yesterday
: ne eihee Of the clerk OF the superior
:. aai y F. HAYS and w, T. Humphrey
a.. !. d. Dennis ct aL55Suit Tor 500 on
ySsAs'ie Trust Company vs.. Jessie q
4 - ard Cora /. oYoung-Saa for
40 ~. . K. Baxter vs.. j. P. MccleIlan.a--s
'es sioo on promlssoEy note.o
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LABOR MOTIFS.

The sheriff disarmed the Scottdale. Pa.
coke strikers Thursday without trouble.
The Denver lodge of the American Rail-
way Union has voted to declare the strike
oil.
The works OF the Illinois Steel Company
will resume Monday. giving employment
to g. 800 men.
The militia. marines and Federal sol
diers in California are dispensing. A
thousand men are ~ work in the California
shops.
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A. amended complaint was he'd yester-
n iae case 81 y. r. HAYS and ". -
ESFsy ys Albert IN. Wales, ollie
% ;. Il. beaBis and sophia Peterson.
49, United States court yesterday
sv.A AaGVig snd Abel swan, natives oG
n. - II aa9 Daniel II Rslnhardt. = na.
a. "sFmaay, we're admitted 10 citizen
- sIsefirt OF The case % the state vs..
Un.. hssnt1, charged with assanltlng
se y. Soo1man with deadly weapon.
II shs superior court yesterday.
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At meeting yesterday In the People 3
Savings bank of ths local members of
the Military Order of the Loyal Legion
1t was decided TO hold the next
monthly meeting at the Rainier Club.
The meeting will take place August Is at
s o'c.ock in the evening and the following
members were appointed on the arrange
ment and reception committees; Maj. j.
r. Hayden. Capt 4. Taylor. U. s. A., and
Col. K. NJ Carr.
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The American Labor Union.

CHICAGO, July 26.-President Debs, of
the American Railway Union, said today
al have seen in the newspapers mention
of new organization called the American
Labor Union, and my name has been
coupled with 1t. have no connection
with this organization whatever. officially
or otherwise. and any use Of my name in
connection with it Is wholly unauthor-
a
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UNITED STATES soUKT-HaSroRp. ..
Rebecca Lena Graham VS.. Charles Mat
thlas ct ai-Argufnent concluded.
United States VS. Heavy shuitse-Eon-
tempt OF court: former sentence con-
flrmed.
GINrskL pEPARrMEST-BArTLK.g J.
Steel vs.. Steel-Deeres OF divorce
granted
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The board of public works yesterday
openea bids for the construction Of the
Renton agenBe sewer and handed them
over 10 City Engineer Thomson 10 figure
out which was the lowest The contract
will be let at 10 O'Clock this Morning.
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CHICAGO. July 70. The first suit of many
that ara to be brought against the city oil
Chicago by railroads for damage in
Cured during the strike vas filed by the
Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago road
today. The suit will serve as test case
and is for IS damage 20 freight car.
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Hsary shultsa. one Of the Spokane
ho,sfs, who vas tried by Judge Hanfcrd
: Tacoma on Wednesday and was coa-
.sssd Of ooatsmpt o. court, was brought
'a's city by request 81 MS attorney aud
t'sa new trial. Judge 5Ianford affirmed
We deeissoa given GA Wednesday.
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80 E,sur.,ou 20 Hssl,w.up Fail..

s,eame~ George e Starr will leave Ar
-i,nsfon dock. foot OF University street,
Snnday. July eosh. - 7.So a m, Tor
uooa canal and Laliwaap fails. a band
70 music vii accompany the excursion
80. fynlx 81 Ter the trip PAone fJ1
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1870 hi neals e fonaorrow -

oar arsplsy Of meats for fomorrow VII
=. eonnless. consisting OF esSoics spring
t.,,h xess beef, mutton. snrlng dacks'
s-,9,nv chickens. fruits, etc Oar pg@css
- verv k,w. Ay,zs ng ssiekefIs - 'o = osssis
-. we VOL he pleased 70 see yea all
,anorrow Al the Fulton market, HineKisy
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]. III. Williams pleaded guilty IN the
municipal court yesterday 20 conducting
poker game at the corner OF South ssvehih
and King streets and was nhed $40, which
he Maid in court
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Far one week only. eTaporsted cream
csc pes aOxsn. AhFaAsTas GroesEy CON-
naEy
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rAKE MADISON STREET CAR
fsoRpRAY's THENTEH-
u AZ 8nxss.s. Aet.sx Manager Tor
E8h2 + CgrcF4s-

Week ronmasc ng Aaueay, Iuiy n ssd
SATURDAY Ast.aes A. - IL
second weex aaa tsaAzpAaEs success Of tia
Great
coScHTTA-na Her oun F.ayl-CoScHiTA
@EoE MILLION
A powersal arAraa 81 fe4ss acss. ra5sets wiz
se&FSg3nr Cssaes4g, Brsl4t@1t sa@raAZs sd
ssreas heasa Enterest rP@eaas ~reaeFf-
CoSCRfTs As DAISY BELL.
suro.arts4 ~ IA fall ssrsagsa ST her sxc@.seat
eosaf~nY. A sgs4s FrcS ECtasn-
NIpSr aMER paicEs--isxs .ae. -. &C. &c.
81 s1ssoe osea fspla = a n 70 i9T. n.
zslsgAoae 90
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If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring a stimulant with nourish-
ing and coloring food. Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is just the specific
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elaret vine. 4oc per gallon; port winss
q, 49, s.iloa. Abrahams Gr0cssy con-
pany.
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ckxs.t1sa Gadeavsr ExesFssoa TO Chs1-
s.uowa sA2nrdav.

Take Aberdeen $50 = IA, or Maianomah
In M. 81 Mary Pezssy 81 D hstafnins
30 ~. onlx 80 cents round trip.
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Steamer City of Seattle returned al D.
m. yesterday from Tacoma with the circus
paraphernealia on board.
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NINE. Nj. WALES
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair falling in "A hours. Only remedy
known on earth 70 restore gray aairto its natural
color without dye. Absolutely pure. Price 81.
Sold in Seattle By all frss-eiass druggists: nc
wholesale by stewart & Holmes Drug Company.
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A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
ANINTERESTING SKETCH.


Nothing appeals so strongly TO mothers
affection as her daughter just budding into
womanhood. Following is an instance: Our
daughter. Blanche, now Is years Of age, had
been terribly afflicted with nervousness, and
lad lost the entire use of her right arm She
was i'm such a condition that We had TO keep
her from school and abandon her music les
cons. In fact we feared SC. Nitus dance, and
are positive but for an invaluable remedy she
would have had that terrible affection. We
had employed physicians, but sine received no
benefit from them. The first of last August she
weighed but Is pounds. and although she has
taken only three bottles of Nervine she now
weighs 100 pounds her nervousness and symp-
toms OF st. YiLus dance are entirely gone. she
attends school regularly, and studies with com
fort and ease She has recovered complete use
of her arm. her appetite is splendid and no
money could procure for our daughter the health
DR.. Miles Servine has brought her
When my brother recommended the remedy
l had no faith in patent medicines. and would
not listen 20 him, but last resort he sent as
bottle, we began giving II to Blanche, and the
effect was almost immediate. Mrs K X.
Bullock, Brighton n. y.
DR.. Miles Restorative Neryine IL sold by all
druggists on positive guarantee, or sent direct
by The DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind. on
receipt of price 81 per bottle, six bottles for So.
express prepaid II Is positively tree from
opiates or dangerous drugs.
For sale by Stewart a Holmes Drug Co
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Tired SeoEld use Pss2efs Celery
Corzpazsn4- Il sill n43ke xau
weak wei aaa xtroux. We are A.
uorr ways Cad - sell Il. .or IL
"uAArn coca wh2E il claimed for Il
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STEWART HOLMES pare coxP-Y.
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IN CONTRACTION WITH

The snfsrsasnmant wtil 10 given every after
uooa and avensnR, fG4n OF shine. N0H can
bgiag Youg Anefassf. gives % sisters vita I'm.
aic,sSk ana are al Tree.
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COnnrmatiOus.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
Waverly Stairley. collector of internal
revenue for the fourth district of Califor-
MIA; Terrence Martin, receiver of public
moneys at Fargo Nd. and John ID. Stock
er, surveyor of customs at Atlanta, Ga.
The following postmasters: nlinois-E. b.
McClanahan, Waukegan; Charles Donohue.
Freeport; c. n. Smith. Belvidere; ]. d.
Waterman. Rockford: Lewis Mccoy. Col
conda, and T. G. Wood, Gerard. Iowa
William II. O'Connell. Audubon. Tennessee
e. II. Taylor. Brownsville. Florida. w.
F. King, Ga;.ss-.,le
Frank B. Dabney Of Louisiana, to be con-
sulting engineer OF the Mexican sbouplary
commission.
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visions4 government. and being explicitly
instructed to avoid the use Of force must
now walt until he receives further instruc-
tions before taking another step. This
being the case it is believed at the State
Department that there is little likelihood
OF bloodshed at Honolulu except in the
event that there should be a rising Of the
royalists. 1t was very evident, however,
that the landing of the British troops has
added a new and troublesome factor to an
already complex and delicate situation
and one that is viewed with grave con-
cern by the State Department officials.
Secretary Gresham took with him to the
cabinet meeting this morning full copies
OF all the news dispatches that had been
furnished him.
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AN INTERNATIONAL CASE.
The President to Decide a soutn
American Boundary Disuuta

American Boundary Dispute.
The controversy between Brazil and ,hs
argentine Republic over the boundary line
between those two countries will be formal.
ly submitted to the arbitration of the PFC.
ident OF the United States on the llth
proximo. The territory in dispute is known
as the Missiones. and is located where Bra.
"a ana the Argentine touch Uruguay. /,
mas been a subject Of dispute for MANY
years. Brazil has sent a special commits.
sion to the United States, consisting OF
Baron do Rio Branco and Gen. Dionixio
Evangeiista de Castro Cerqueria, to pre.
sent ana support its claims to the disputed
territory. The case for the Argentine Re.
pubic VIII be conducted by DIR. de Estan.
lsiae s: Zeballos, its minister to this coun.
try and Mexico. DIR. Zeballos will formalIy
present his credentials as such special com.
missioner to Secretary Gresham on the 2ofh
instant The case will be submitted on ths
evidence and briefs OF the parties, which
make great mass Of printed matter a
decision cannot Of course be expected for
some time. N0'
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