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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is 6 blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is regular prescription. It is com. with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect com bination of the two ingredients is what pro- duces such wonderful .results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Props, Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
MIR. WARNER DECLINES.

Declares That He Is Not a Candidate for
 Governor of Missouri.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 25-That Maj. William Warner will not enter the race for the governorship is now certain. He made Q positive declina- tion of the nomination yesterday in this statement:
 In answer to numerous inquiries from friends in all parts of the state, say to you frankly am not and will not be c candidate for gov- ernor. have no enemies to punish and more friends than could reward if I lived to be as old as Methuselah. Respectfully,
 WILLIAM WARNER
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
NOT A POLITICIAN.

Mir. Debs Declares POsitiveiy That He Will
 Not Accept a Public Ofhce.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 25.-Eugen e V. Debs, president of the American Railway union, said last night:
 Twill state for the public print that will not serve in public ofiice. have fixed con- oeption of Q public office and I do not care to hold one. Politics and labor are two different institutions and I will not give up labor for politics. The two don't go we'll together an l believe am of more use to labor. Mo- will not go into politics, and will not accept the nomination for president
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
REFUSED ALABAMA LOANS.
A New York Trust Company Offended at
 Free Silver Spseches.

New fOrk Trust COmpany Onended at
 Free Silver Speeches.
 NEW YORK, May 25.-As an evidence of the interest in the gold money ques- tion, it may be stated that q we'll known trust company in New York recently refused to make loans on Ala bama state warrants. The directors of the trust company met to consider the application of the state of Ala bama for the loans on its warrants, and in view of the speeches in the United States senate of Senators Pugh and Morgan the pna9imousyot of the directors was against granting the loans,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
ANOTHER KANSAS WHISPER.
Sweeps Across Wilson County and Wrecks
 Che Town of La 0ntaine.

sweeps AcrOsH Wilson county ana Wrecks
 the Town of La ontaine.
 NEoDEsHA. Kan. May 25.-A tornado passed through the western part of this county early Saturday morning. La Fontaine, a village of 200 souls, was almost destroyed. Two business houses, the Missouri Pacific depot and the Christian church were entirely wrecked, and almost every house in the village was damaged. A score of farm houses north, east and west were destroyed. Aaron Edwards, a farmer. was fatally injured, and many others were severely hurt.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
SETBACK FOR ECKELS.

Views of the Comptroller of Currency Re-
 pudiated by His Neighbors.
 OTTAWA, H., May 22.-John P. Alt geld for governor and free silver were the instructions given to the delegates selected at the La Sale county con- vention here to attend the state con. ventiou. La Sale is Comptroller Eek els home county, and interest was added to the convention by the fact that the comptroller recently visited Ottawa, being reported to have come to Illinois in the interest of the gold standard campaign.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
Cockeriil Laid to Kest.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The funeral of the late John A. Cockerill, soldier, edi- tor and war correspondent, who died in Cairo, Egypt, on April 10, took place yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Messiah, and the remains were in- tered in Elks' rest, Bellefontaine q Cpmofarv
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
SI2,OOO FOR A HAND.

Santa Fe Brakeman Gets Big Judgment
 Against the Company.
 OLATHE, Kan. May 2l.-William Car ruthers, now of Denver, Col but for merly of Kansas City, obtained judg- ment in the district court of this coun- ty against the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co.,, for s12,ooO for the loss of his right hand, while at- tempting to make a coupling on freight train at Marceline, Mo-, March 20. 1890, while braking for the com- panY.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
wEYLER'S TOBACCO ORDER.

The Spanish Government VIII Try to In-
 duce Him to Withdraw It.
 MADRID, May 23.-In consequence of representations made by the American government the Spanish cabinet will try to induce Capt. Gen. Weyler to re- consider his prohibition of the exports of leaf tobacco to foreign countries The edict has been welcomed in Spain and Havana as clever blow dealt at the people who are considered to be the chief abettors of the instruction Cuban sympathizers in the United States
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
Drowned in a Pail of Water.

CREsToN, la, May :s.-Mrs. Jacob eihak, who resides northeast of Cres. ton, on entering her home after brief absence was mortified to find her one. year-old son head foremost in a pail of water The child had fallen into the water and strangled to death.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
Murdared by A MaYur.

Hor SPRINGS, Ark, May 25.-Mayor w. w. Waters, of this city, at 9:3O o'clock Saturday night, killed Harry Martin, Q doctors drummer, on the street by cutting his throat with 8 pocket knife. The killing grew out of the war being waged on the drummers by the city authorities.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
Nebraska VIII Assi,t Texas.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 25.--Gov. Cul. person, of Texas, has replied to the telegraphic offer of assistance, sent to him yesterday by Gov. Holcomb, that Texas storm sufferers will gratefully accept anything Nebraska may send to them. Prompt measures will be taken in this state.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
When the Summer Breeze

Blows through the trees, most of us who cross the A .lantic. Whether it is business or pleasure calls one from home, Hostet- ter'si Stomach Bitters is the best accom- paniment of voyage or an outing. Yachts men, sea captains, commercial travellers and emigrants concur in this opinion. The Bitters is unrivalled for bilious, malarial, dyspeptic or liver disorder.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
England Great on Sport.

LONDON, May g. 5.-Statistics just pub iished show that s53, 75O, ,00O is spent on horse racing in Great Britain yearly, a5,OO0OOO on hunting, BPS, 75O, 900 on shooting and s5,0OO, 900 on golf The grand total spent on various sports in Great Britain is Si9O, GOO. 900 yearly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
Wyoming Instructs for silver.

LARAMIE, Wyo, May 22.-The demo- cratic state convention held here yes terday was controlled entirely by the free silver element of the party and adopted a platform of one plank, em. bodying the most advanced views in favor of that policy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

Portions of Iowa were visited by terrible storms of wind, rain and hail on the 23d. Near Van Horne hail fell to the depth of two feet. At Wapel. To tornado demolished two churches and growing crops were beaten into the ground
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

health for some time. He had been sick about three weeks from a com plication of dis eases, kidney dis turbances and hem. orrhages of the stomach being the most marked. Lu- cius Fairchild was b orn in Ken t,
 Portege county, O.,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

A MAN will tell you of every improvement he puts on his property, but he never tell you of the mortgage that he has put on tn, improvement.-N. Y. Advertiser.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

WHEN we put our picture in the magazine or newspaper, we always select the photo that was taken a good while ago.-lndian- apolis News,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

Frs stopped free by Dr. Kline's Gree. Nerve Restorer. No fits after first days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and @ trial bot tie free. Dr. Kline, 93l Arch St.. Phila, Pa.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

PIso's CURE Is the medicine 10 break up children's Coughs and Colds.-MRs. M. G. BLUNT, Sprague, Wash, March s, '94.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

GENUINE love, however rated as the chief passion of the human heart, is but poor de- pendent, retainer upon other passions admiration, gratitude, respect, esteem, pride in the object.-Mrs Inchbald.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

Coop nature is the very air of a good mind, the sign of a large and generous soul, and the peculiar soil in which virtue pros. pers.-Goodman.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
CEN. FAIRChlLp DEAD.

Ex.6ovsrnor and Grand Army Leader-H
 Most sensational Utterance.
 MADISON, Wis, May a5.-Gen. Lucius Fairchild died very suddenly Saturday evening, though he had been in bad
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28
He Understood.

Two Americans were lately travel.
 ing by rail in France in railway car riage, the only other occupant of which was quiet old gentleman.
 One of the Americans was about to smoke, when the old party pointed to a notice forbidding smoking. Some- what disconcerted the smoker aban- doned the attempt, but in a few min utes more pulled out flask and re. marked to his companions: Il wonder if that alarmed old French skeesicks ob. jects to our taking drink?" and was mortified when the supposed old French party said in the purest English, "I should like to join you boys. "-Boston Commercial E ulletin.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-28

Nearly all of the great nations of the civilized world have lately been gaining more slowly, at least in rate per cent of increase of population than they did l2 years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

u-s-evea~st IN Hu-la~~. Cgs.girIs,szs.
tss~gs Nsf~ ~ Eu-iH~~a ~ Esrir sn.t
-
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Sne-. suuasg ~s,-- - west.
Nav Y~aN- aH- E-RG. prn 4
C.a I'm ta~-r weekly rsv5eu oftrasse ts-
asv saw
Erssns~< s,s7,Ii.f,a.< have clearly inn
proved. N. sra business has NOT. I-fs
5h- ta-p5E S~as,u AMI b-tter p-ls-
u~cts have lftrI. e--cs a. rrt. todd
exports have b.--a >-spe.-,I an,i fs-r5-a
alvfr~, arc zae-~ promising A. respects
an early ant larz-~ demand for Amer
f-an p-o.iusts IN. oo-rari.,u. s.s fog
eis-urrS n sa.- sto--se znarxes have ~
fe,-se,l IFss1e bava-.t tse Troubles q
~ps.-a lar.s-S n the I.aus.sr set reas~urS.
an.E varviasr sle.rr-,s~ Il i.rneran.-e a hzsus
Am~ra-an a-af~< The- pr,r,p.srs far
large erc1> ~ s-,sstoz ana ezra = stall
excellent. znf uefth~r movements -
VI h~a. usr markets give eounseuaners
10 low -~tfruare@ WAsas = xys4ax ssas
uith u.ore freed 1n1 than = usu1r fcr
the seassn. and Al-aat5- experts hav-
teea i-a -as1I-fig husEelx. Eoz.r included.
. far th- r-r~x aga uS- gs1 a. as rear.
AMI s1r sru- weeks. I. 1ss eSs bu>aels.
arsfn~t Z. se,. 1-t lat rear
T.aw~r rass rates u.-l s-sru - make
a new Io7r -g,-.-d At b. q. e~nss. ami
urszressx are -rnrrallv savurahis-
Gusza1 asfunus-esf a quarter "a rep 20.
~ iufu-r- pa. sher- ar rally few
uA7 exs.-,-- l--es sha- a Iar.-- rie.A
He vra..lsn --5rs ID ns- -zsn- Iirhs
Weights oo.-ular 3 - "a rer ceus-
t,srrr IN p-1z. sh2n lass ven-- nnsl
- - = rasE ar1 --u.srt~sl are t.Ss
than a quarter q salI weeks -,su-
szns.iua- o--t-rS taken n Exhs
w=iEh-s hn-e been r~rr few su1 far
+ I.r- prr--i -,-.Is-
The h.7sr All .Ao- 5z.iussrv has -
--1r-,s Il xhs fr-rh.-- as1va-s--s fryr,-s Tn.
. lowest p.sius fu hr,l.-anss All calf h.ssss
ana sh.azs- bsas sew sr,l-rz are sransv.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
MISSISSIPPI NATTER.


crs-a n Hssss- e>sss sRssEst-s Jas<-.
Cor Mcf.anria last uesx appointed
Hon G-rea b Ha4Il-<soz % Mertzia=
C4rcuis Ja3<e & she Teash Jr4s-lal
District. vioe Jai-r : " FsueIl. -
si<ued- Besides Nr Hu.f4sessen therc
sere taree srplieaass for ;hs oss-e-
iion- 4 e. I0ae~ % Lelu zvssie. ftou- I.
" Erzms % Meridian aa4 J13-e J ;
iial % Meridlaa- Agssr cansi4sriny
tae claims anf saaii1czsious q each
the <ovsrnc- decided that Mr. Ha4lles-
ten sss the proper uaaa for the place
lie vas hi~alr inls-<ed AL Is rc-
-uSai<ed as ere u to ATTEST lawTe-s of
the >sass- lie i - years old aa4 has
asea a proul aeas Hgure n tee Affairs
q tn >s1ss ever since hs reached ais
m1rirIsv- lie as elected . sas texis-
ialure FROM >-otE eouasF IN IS-5 az1
served his rsopie wira 4 - acsioz aad
<rsat sf1esi0a- In t>-2 he E1s elec-
Ted district zr-orrey % vhas N1s "a n
the Ei-hiA JndaciaI District 1nd served
as people Nish great 1b5iitT fsr sW0
terms e so1r Tsa-s cara Waea be re-
sir.-i from the ssEicc be vas rrclzuixsd
a. one Of the ahiess prosecuting i1zyers
- The district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

GEoRGE CAKDoS. the l4-yea<-eld scr
o, a weIl-kz0wn farmer Of HiIOa, Team.
met horrible death on the II AZ Hixoa
Station. On the CIacinnaEi Sogtkera
railroad
MAYSAED CovASs and Miss Dovis
Proctor we're Instantly killed aad Miss
Della shop. sriea1 ot Miss Proctor,
fAs4lly iaiured By faIliax hziIding a.
Columbus City. Ala. ca the ID
Az order vas issued ~ The VaIezsine
Iron CozpanT's works a. Belle Font
Pa. on the II eomzeaeia< <iEh Al
gust I. 10 per ceaE resizeE5oa Of wages
viii be made.
one OF the zess keinous eriEs ever
con mitted in Austin. Tex. vas bro9xhs
20 light On the 30th- w Z Bart. =
families Of Austin. murdered his wife
and two children. aged aad ysa-s.
and placed the dead bodies in q etssern-
FIFTY contractors. employing 40o0
garment workers. signed the a<ree1szs
Of tie BroshsrhOOd Of TailOrs ~ Ne~
Y0<x on the sls-
MES HESEX WEBSTER WAS fls2lly
saos by John Webster. her sen. A. Ia
Porte. Ind, On the SIss. because shs re-
fused him money
Driven 10 despair BY dirsrsntczzses.
six people a.teupted TO end their own
lives by suicide ~ Chicago On the slst
FAurKEs for the past week have been
ssf in the United States against siI last
year sad 40 in Canada against ss last
year
THE posso1iee a. Ulysses, in Lazreaes
county. KF-. was burned On the 3osh.
attsr having been robbed The loss
will aggrsg1so s..50a
TIE movement TO secure 4 suspension
OF the disEillsriss Of KenEgeky for
sighseen months has a. last been sue
eessfGL All prelininaries were finished
~ = meeting held a. Loaisvills On the
sIss
FoCE deaths occurred ~ Louisville.
/ Ky, en- the 29sh. from heat The ner-
cary reached = naxi1uz ot . degrees
Many pross-.tions were reported
GES- E z coLsrox. xho vas IN oaceE
in the Coafederats army aad a. one time
eonnzaded the Ssones.ll brigade. died
a. the Soldiers Homs a. Richmond. Va.
On the @ssh. in his -lss year
Coz JANIS T. LILLY wns shot d0Ea
in the Baptist ehz-rh a. Mesczlf Ca.
On shs - By JoAn 7. R1xhia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Superintendent c VI Main Of the
YazOo & TaIIaAascAie Transportation
Company : iuss in from ! tour Of ia-
sps'-tRoa 1z1 business up she YaE0o ami
TRllKaaseh5e rivers 2s far north as the
hszd d&zsers 0t the latter stream. says
sae N.-Esh1r- Pest, lie gives a highly
encouraging description % the c0all-
sioa % that section u the Delta districs
474 r~Pre<sats magnificent c1rn crop
Ia tlrs- an erress - tie 9aaatisy Re-
guErs4 fa- AoEae use-Efsh Ens cotton
ers7 "a view TIE plantation Managers
And sso-ss@ere-s. he repo-ss ia excel
sezs spirits ea ae-oazs of The verv sa-ts-
fa.rtary euziirian % sAeIr planting anI
trade iaser~s-s Al en1ozrzSiz= oat-
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prQss1his aGs2zeSs sezsoz- Tae reu-
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sorryt1- % arr cozSil-r1hl~ extsas
ever sae A<isasiag eomplleassozs ef sae
gold zai silssr qaession. h4s sxr-Nss a
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

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80 taH~ u u waratax 20 TWteasr-rs
n ~-atrsiisv ss~- 80 - x-stlw
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srua.fy Fr~--~at-st opsnisa Ia ws.h-
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dent has i>Suesi prr-larsasiuu brar-
in< date - Jafv .. again rosnuaausi-
M cltiEsnS - observe neutrality to-
vart tuha- The Proclamation rrtsrs
- she original proclamation ~ Jane
a., i>9l, d~m1nisuS an ohservane, -
The neutraiisv AVS IN respect - the
Juban inSurrectiga. ard gives notice
that al vialatious viii b. vigorously
Pru-~cutes4
The oR5uissn prevails here that bs--
torc rr-s5si~at Cl~velAni is.uei h5s
pr,5.-,saaatisn hs hai several asvic-.
frpu Coasu!-sieueraI I.-r a. - the i'm
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Fria-s P0iz. Jaly SL-As asoat ;
l. n today the Delta Veneer azi Eox
CouTany took Gre az4 The eatizs pl1as
= slulOs. ! total loss The plant Vas
worth in the nei-hbcrhoOl % Slao- 90
and Swnel By the Chicago National
BInk- y Gravel ha1 I lease oa the
plant Wisa option to bur. whieh be
x0gII have done Partially insured Ia
Chicago and xilI % rebsilt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
The sTktkE ON AGAIN.


CLKvEIAxD. -. July 3L-Ths ssriks
5 IN again At the Brown hosting
works Tonight al the unioa men
who had gone hack under the agree
men. entered into Monday. we're called
out The men claim they were de-
esived By the way IL which the agree-
meat was construed 20 then The
agreement. according 70 the eou-anv.
was a complete sarr-nde- o. the part
Of the mez- Aetiag On this the shops
v<ere being fileG with '-Sezb&-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
ARRESTED FoR MURDER
Aza Csaf--s-.t Hs~ lie nat nt. Age
Grsa4f.rh=r "a Death

BCEETSsT0S. Ia Aug After
deSpsrztss G<ht. yesterday morning
Henry TeuSsher, young farmer. wa-
arrested and broaght 10 town accused
OF mursier- lie last night made fuI
confession Last n.tc~n Der his grand
father. LOUIS kreSel. was missing and
searching parties found him dead IN az
oil well On Teuseher's faru- UutH
yesterday but little evidence could
De found against TeuSeh.r- lie
szvs he kaoSzei the old nan
down one nigh. early in T,@cen nsr
and kue~ling beside him held ki=
while he eut has throat All thea
watched him uHtii ne die,L He ear
rieI the ho1y IN hiS arrus % the vEelI
and tossed it in Later he covered is
With brush and dirt. bat les. O1- foot
exposed A searching party E1shed
Light with haad glass down the well
and the body was fo1usi T-aSeh<r =
IN Jail here under strong guard
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he custom & raising cotaaz aaA ce-s
"a The share system - cear nSz Iaraa-h-
oas Miss<s ppi. has tA2s * z1-siz<
szraWherrles % tae szme plaa : asw-
The Ss1rkville FarE1 Gazssss gives tae
sosleafnE experie.rs N taAs liae fr1m
eze % lEs ea<-=sDozslenssz by re,saesz
vii pahiisa tae reszlss % = ser-F
experinens "a the saz-e sFssez- Ts@
place = leezseA eae zass rrnz tse A-r
czlszrzl College azi sa-ge lIles f-oa
Ssarxvflls TIE sa-m - Al average
pisce q all laai tsz tAas cuaasE- uee
rear ago sAix l4ss <ariz< aas aas $50
1erss n straabe-rles- varieties. H.
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plazss pIsaia< All eals1vassaa -
AL of tsa xo-< Nzs &sae bF eolsrssl
l.hs- AMI n uiF zaseza-e- his s7-in<
Ia-ae3 over - NAas@l rsA-saa. cus-
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tais zzie->t1a1ia-- lie E3z 70 -2rasr
the crup. bezriz- eae-1zlf = ne ex-
Fenss u plesin-- r1e- 2a4 as - re-
csive ene-Ezif % sas p-uaaS IA sae
fztzre he IS % Increase the =lze e Sae
piOs Is 1zch = il . thaaEhs azvlsasle
azt IS % culsl vase II as expense CASA
srei tass se1s1a s.5u qa1rls- eoss -
plekiz-. SD =. -raSs sales. SlEz u, zes
ur1sseS So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
Nts~s--a Frtssa-rs s<nt-ue-sa q. Death.
sad May to L-s--r P~a.fEt-<

>ts~s~~a Frts.a-rs Sentenced sa Death.
.asI May to L-s--r P~a.Iss-.
AsKAM. Hungary. Aug L-Fgr some
time the >seni-v district WaS in
Tested b gang that was orzzai=s.t
toC th. purpose % briEssnslA-s and
murder. The aathoritf-s finally de-
terminesl - make Al effort - extir-
pate the gang. the result being that
number of men and women were ar
rested either On direct <uo7vlssIgs thRt
th~v we're implicated in tie crimes 0f
which the gang were 4erusssi- or 0a
suSpieSoR that they Nerp implicated
The prlsourrs wsre brought % tri-tl
art yesse-ssay q vrr,iic. ~ guilty of
mur,ier Vas prouuuaes-l against - of
then. who we're sentenced - death
othsrs % TIE Prispa-rs were eonvfesesi
nf lesser crimes au1 were Seut@uer-s1
20 various terTas - Imprisonment
Two - the prtsoners ga whom ~-H-
teucc % siesth vas passs.i are Noass1-
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NCyTEvEuEp- AEE The party Of
AEleraeaz aaanufae-urcrs that left Rio
de Jazeiro "a the 18th q July "a
haauI the steamship uannbe- "a their
way - the Argentina republic, ar
rived n this port yssserylav. al IN good
ceudisiou-
The United >sase> suaboat Cassine
: also A. anchor IN thES hzrbp- aud
her commander. Capt Perry. went on
board the Danuhs a1d PLACED himself
AMI officers a. the disposal of The
party
Uaitsi States Minister Granville
Stuart and United States CoaSaI
s-hramH also boarded the Danube
and NelcuHevi the visitors. stating that
the <ovsrnnlent % c ru<uay had made
arrangements for their eatertaiuzens
upon their retErn from BGeaos Ayres.
which viii be the Isth % August