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The Lamar register., 1896-11-28

spretiteit, rith tniervst thereuh after maturity
x the rate q ten itVl psr cent per annum. and
AZ, ~ u.i.i y certain other notes and the full
truss d---erih-di aud w
Nsssres.. e 4 p,oyiide,i iR said deed o; trust
toat "a case OF default In the pAyniHnt 81 aid
pfonisssary nots- or the interest thrrsou. or ne
tAfes 90 sAid real estass the trustee shall nrs,n
~ Applieati"n d IN. lnSal holirf of aid n1tes
right titls. tststt and ssluity N resrstr,s, ~
~ ssad \. tas-rl haFf, his hriTs and essisrns
thsrean, AZ Pshbe Auctiou, ~ tho place, In the
uAi.t'-t And tuf the purposes In said drai %
trust stated. after HTst giving -four TseEs' i,ub
ite notice, a. particularly provided Tor ia sSid
qi e., . :i'i.i tsfetsaee e which Is hereby made
NhsEyss, dvfaul; has hssn made N the pay-
1,et,i q two prtsnissorY notes oi SIS each. due
Jctsr l. lsii. ant Jun- |. l-sa, respectively and
q the fsJHssut u taNsz for the years lsis apd
i-a, On thr zest 4 NeFrs of the ahIts dssertb.d
lssla. Amounting 20 the sun of $50. which said
amount ~ tArrs has hnsa advanced hy the legal
haiiisf - tha Hutss last aboys nrntioued End
sAii neiss and tAHss arr still past due aud un-
Wsssssa.. the said harIs. West !. dead ,.hrrr.
y ths Btitirfsisnsd " Mil1anl MekeuEis, the sher-
~ Aad seting shsris ~ Pruzcrs county. has b.
c1rsac a9t = ssorrssOr ta trust.
Nos. Th7rcfuFv, nrtics t. hereby given that l.
thr untsgesspsd William Mckenzie. acting shsr-
y of said frUscrs esanty, .ueosssoF in trust a.
h.,.,iss sal osnrr ol aid aots,, and under and
b. virtua 81 the poSer and authority IN me
ro,,sd % the term. ~ .Aii desd oitrust xill on
~ The hour - " o'clock Va ths fpruuoon Of said
uaI. ssu thr ah-fge described property and all
ths rt-tt titls, b~nsat Nnd equify of rrd.fnptiOu
of tie saff A. as-el hsrr. his hsir- and asslgus
tksrvia. a. puhlic section, for the highest and
t.sf uTtse tho sane Wtll hrihg in cash. At tar
frl1t DOOR - the countI court hdlsa ia Lamar,
Ia the e.uhty u PTo~cfs, state Of Colorado for
tse pgrpa-s ~ raytnx said aOtss and taSss, and
AL costa asd r1E-sdss,s q executing this trust
WILLIAM MCKENZIE,
shs-fii znd ae,inx sheriff u rrosers county.
C0larA1a. saee-ssoF Ia trust.
Fi-xs puhlisatina November II, i-is.
Last puhliesfi1a nsoruh--r y. ists-
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SALE OF STATE LAND.

~ VIRTUE ot an or,isr q the STATE Board of
II Lard camr1i.sinnsrs, vii sell - public
sath 4ay u Neyssnhsr. a. u. ls4d. b--sinnins at
the hsar uf u'elcck. p. NJ. az the ottiee OF said
H.,sri In III STATE CAPisoi Baildins IN the city
.srih,-d land situate in PruUsrs County, in said
sE =. 81. " r~p. = $. X. a. W.. sP. NJ.
S.E I. 50. IS. T~p. = $. R. aw.. p. NJ,
sestAiains 10 acres value 81 Improvements
Nv. !. So. 81, Tsp. = 5, R. aw,s ~,
ecgtSiglhS lso aerrs. yAiu- OF improvements
sSld iAnd bsins Aptraised at the minimum
Price q = 70 pr arre, b<l0~ which 20 bad viii
sN sec. y. Twp. = 5. aw,sP. NJ.
eoataiRtnz ito Aerv-, value OF improvements
SO. <, Twp = $. .Aw-. r. NJ.
eaatAiniaS ldo aerVs, rains Of improvements
ssid lsnd ssins APPRAISED a, the minimum
prize q .i.ao Per acre belo~ which no bid will
s.w. -. sse, d. Twp. J; s,RAw-s P. NJ,
eoataiaiag is0 aerps, vAiHe of improvements
I. !; ON. W. y. SEQ. 81, Twp, :. $, r. 20 w.
sP. NJ containing % Herc-, ralne OF improve
~ Sfs, i. =. So 81. Twp. q s.. R. ~ w.
SIP. NJ. containing - Aeres, value OF improve
a'. S,SsS s W. 4. Sc. 81. Twp q s.. R. ~ w.
q 2. N, containing ~ acres, value OF improve
TS.E. Sec. "A. Twp. :. s.. II. ~ W,
az. ", containing 30 acres, value of improve
II us. u \. Sec. *, Twp. = s., r. ~ W.,
sP NJ containing ~ aervs- value OF improve
tssnts S..S.n-
said land being appraised At the minimum n,
price of 800 per acre, below which no bid will
= :, ION ~ \. W. \. Sec ss. Twp q 5, R. ~ W.
6 p. NJ, e0ntAinlns 80 aercs' value OF improve
NV S,w. 4 of \. VIZ, Sec. S5. Twp. a s., R.. u
W. 8 p, N, containing 20 acres value OF I'M
ssii land being appraised al the minimum
price % $50 per acre, below which no bid Will
said lands being .old subject TO all rights OF
way and other easements heretofore granted oy
said Board over them.
Timber land. cash on the day OF sale; on other
I.Tfi silin., for three dOliars and fifty cents 70
twsnty-hye dollars per acre, ten per GENT Of the
,urrhN-e money an the day OF sale, the balance
n sisbtssn equal annual payments at six per
emf ,sr Hnu,lia, Lands selling at more than
twsHtY-fiFe dollars and less than seYenty-nse
,loiIar- r.sr acre. twenty per cent cash on the
dsy AZ sale the balance in fourteen equal an
anal payments at seven per cent per annuni OF
the purchaser may make 'uI pay uient Win
arrrneJ interest ~ any time Lands selling at
s.yenty-fiye dollars and upwards. thirty per cent
cash and balance in seven equal annual pay
s,s.,ts a. srVea per cent interest. or the pur-
-haser nay make full payment with accrued
Interest at any time. II the purchaser does not
,Er,brsissd price. Purchaser must also execute
bond as required by law,
by order Of the Board =. N ,r,npuu
Reeister Of State Board Lhnd Commissioners
BY F. II. WRIGHT, Deputy.
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The water consumers under the La
Junta and Lamar canal are hereby
notified that the water will be turned
out of the canal for the winter upon
December the 10th and earlier than
that date if the weather is SO cold as
to make it necessary.
The NEw La JUNTA & LAMAR CANAL Co.
By A. E. BENT, Gen. Mgr.
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Horse Creek happenings.

w. W. Reynolds is at work at Hol-
ly this week.
w. E. Vincent was visitor on the
creek last week.
W. A. Leonard is progressing nice
ly with the Middwater school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown have
fine girl at their house. All are
doing well.
John Gordon has been at work
with number of teams strengthen
ing few weak places in the Amity
near here.
So much water is being wasted
from the canals in the east part of
the county that travel west of Cool
idge is badly impeded.
1rEMIzER.
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TRuSrEEs SALE.

WHEREAS. A. Cassel Barr did by his certain
W deed of trust dated the lfth dAy OF June
y book & palfe az. Of the records In the ONCE
q q iLe clerk aud recorder Of Prowers county 70
iae state of Colorado. cousey TO Charles Wet.
- trustee. and In case OF his death, inablit5 OF
refusal 20 =. then TO the acting sheriff OF Pfos
Il, county Colorado. A. saeeezsor tE trust ths
ioll'WIng dasrribed real Estate. situate in sAid
Ptowers eauaty Colorado. to-sii The north
sasi quarter Of section No. twenty-threc tSsi IN
iosuship No. twenty-five teel south ksnge no.
t9rtT-dye itsl west 9Th p. NJ. together With tive
" tuIl paid perpetual water rights, DAY hnd
hEht, tn the canal of the Anaity G anal COMPANY,
tAeh being tor one az cubic foot OF water pet
.eepnd nt time; which said conveyance was
- + Ia trust 20 secure to che order of the LON
o4'i Investment Company the payment OF toe
sad 4. Cassel Bars three certain prorniskory
EoteS Of even date with said deed OF trust, for
4s principal sum OF seventy five ts4al each, Que
'4ue |, 1873 June 1. isgi, and June i, IsS, re
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HIS LITTLE RATCHET.
senator Kennedy Is Prepared for
Retrenchment in State AffaIrs.


down from Cripple Greek yesterday
aud is spending a few days in the
city on business. The Senator does
not expect to go to Denver for his
coming work in the legislature until
after the holidays. The senator in
his outspoken way talked pretty
freely on coming legislation. He is
out this time for retrenchment and
reform, and don't care who knows it.
He says that it is about time for the
Legislatures to quit trying to see how
they can beat the constitution and
increase the tax levies, and go te
cutting down expenses. He figure.
out that in the neighborhood oi
100000 can be saved the state in
useless expenses.
"For instance" the senator said
Il would start in on that capitol com
mission. 1t ought to have been abol
ished two years ago, and there is nc
donbt about it. Ben Crowell re
signed last winter because he fell
that the work was done and he hac
no business drawing salary. About
$4,000 can be saved in that way
"Where next, Senator, would yor
put the instrument that caught the
chicken in the neck?'
''Start in on some of the salaries
paid those little teachers in those lit.
tie schools we are maintaining al
over the state. Take the schools al
Ft Collins and Greeley for instanc,
where the instructors are getting
$1,000 year. Two thousand off oi
that would be big money for then
anywhere else in the state, and it i:
enough, too. considering the condi
tion Of other things in the country
We can save good many dollars by
a few judicious cuts"
The senator is not from Missouri,
but he says they have got to show
him where that state labor commits
sion is doing any good. They gei
out voluminous report full of ca
lamity every year, but how anybody
is benefited by any suggestions oil
any good works he has not yet haC
explained to him. He is open fol
conviction, however, on that.
Continuing the senator said, ''Nov
take the state game and fish depart
ment. 1t takes pile of money, anC
1 can't see that it is any good as nov
run 1t would be many times cheaper
for the governor or some state officia
to send away and buy quantity o
young fish and have them dumped
in the streams than to keep up th'
expensive hatcheries. 1t is lot o
buncombe to have game wardeI
with an Office in Denver and th'
game about 300 miles away. 1
would be more sensible TO abolish
such an office and hire man or tive
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Wanted-An Idea

Write JOHN wEDDERBGRN 4 co, Pat
neys, Warrington. d. c.. for their et 800 j
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CenteEsrc. OF Rsformsrs.

PfTTsnuRu, March She arrange
mBnt Of tne national conferences VI IT,.
formers ~ form n now party, which u
10 bo held In ghls city on Tuesday, have
btou completed. A meeting OF the OK
ccutivo committee Will DO held tumor'
row. Hon. T.. T., Evans, Maria Free
man Gray, J.C. ElllOI sud other ma.
tionRl lualets will be present. A large
portion NJ the rciOrmofs who nfc In the
conference movement favor the call iOf
new party convention IN this city on
Msy 2Oth, glst anu 22nd. Indications
point 10 u union u to'ofmefs on the
basis VI itoo silver independent u other
governments and the abolition Of ihv
llquOT ttAniO.
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nEAD.END CoLLIsION.
The Result Of Disebedisncs Of a
motoTmau.

ST. LOUIS, March s.-Aa tho result
Of uisObcuieRcc Of orders by J. Aiken,
mototman, a terrible head.end collision
occurred about 8 O'Clock this evening
on the newly.COmpleted kifkwu 4
electric railroad, which connects ths
town Of kitkWoJu with this city.
Two cars were badly smashed, four
men were probably fatally Injured,
tweniy.nluu badly hunt, anu butwcVu
twenty aud Thirty Others lees seriously
Injured.
The kifkwoUd electric railroad had
Just been cOmplUleI, and cfowds were
taking advantage VI its bciug Sunday
10 patT1uizu the liuc, Every car was
crowded.. The liue ~ a sing lU.trauk
sysiem with switches II Intervals 10 DO
used tor the pstsn. o VI tho cars.
10 was tho disUbrliuucU % rule pro.
vlding that a car going IN certain
direction should Keep a siding until
the next car Ia tho other direction HAD
passed, that caused the accident. An
catlbJund car, with j. IS. Puasley ~
CONDUCTOR aud J. a. Aiken as motor.
man, stopped - siding about one
mile this side Of kifkw0Od. The west.
bound car not appearing, the carmen
decided 10 Try TO maze the town Ia
flying Zip. They had almost reached
the end Of their Journey when the other
came Aruuni curve anu both crashed
together. Tho oastbOund car was run.
ming at the rats Of At lesst thirty.nvo
miles an hour. This passengers were
thrown IN pilu by Inu contact, which
was terrible.
Tweuty.uine passengers were taken
out. some with limbs broken anu BOI-
les bruised, but II IL thought thAt no
Que will die IA the result Of Injuries To-
ceivsd. Between twenty sud thirty
Others received less serious Injuries.
Help was sent from kirkwooI, Webster
Grove and s,. Louis, Sndl tue injured
we're taken 10 hospiIuls OF to their
homes IN this city aud surrounding
towns.
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HAVANA, March, SAN important
engagement 10 officially reported TO
have taken place In the central portion
OF MnnlAnzss province. Col. Vicunao
reports he met a force OF Insurgents
numbering 1000, led by Maxine GO-
mez, Antonio Maceo, La Crete aud
others, In the district OF Corral False,
They we're dislodged from their posi-
lion by tue troops, and made a precipi.
tate flight toward San Miguel do los
BauOs,
The insurgent loss is reported TO hO
seventy killed and lorly.twO wounded
left on the field, rs well US numerous
others carried of. Tue insurgents also
lost 200 honoss The loss OF the troops
was three killed and nineteen wouni'
.N-
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nnrned by neIIIng I.r.

NEW NoRS, March s.-Fivo work.
mtu employed by the STANDARD on
company ~ Bayoune, n. j., We're
severely burned today by tho overflow
Uf boiling Tar from one VI the big tanks
ut the cOmpapy's yarde. The Injured
ART:
Michael Doyle and Timothy Gala.
han. seriously bufnvd, taken 10 Bay
onne hospital; James DOnOhue, JOII
81. John, Ernest Ohlsen, ieet anu
ankles burned.
Tle men were ut work At stills from
which tue tar oil was being pumped
into u tank. The tar boiled over the
sides OF the tank IN torTeut ami
flooded the floor. IL was found Im-
possible 10 clOss the pipes, aud the men
made lash 10 escape, Tho burning
fluid poured over them before Iney
could get away. All received very
serious burns.
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MomEN 90 no wan.
C,.bnn Amnsons In the Army -ngady
Tongue and hnife.

HAVANA, March The Cuban
Amazjns recently have been playing
quite PROMINENT part In the i.hls be.
tween the Insurgents ard the Spanish
troops. These women, many Of whom
have their husbands In the ranks OF tue
army Of Cuba, have exhibiie upon
frequent occasions courage, endurance
anu fighting tKill TO n gTealer extent
than very many Of the men. Tho Anna.
cons are not a. rule remarkable FOL
beauty OF cleanliness. Anything In the
nature Of dfoss contents them. As O
rule they IRE quite oolored ana not
young, strong OF llmb anu quick Of
tongue, smart Gt repatiee anu able ~
use mAchrlt, lie, revolver or knife
with the beet Of tue men. They are to
DO found IN nearly oil the insnrgent
camps and are increasing In numbers.
When not otherwise engaged they tend
the lick ana wounded, mend anu wash
clothes, VI cook the meals.
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81. Louis. March s.-A special to the
RrpubnU from Geneva, Ain.,says Me.
J.. Odeb, vile Of a farmer VINO lives In
tue western prat Of this county, wac
burning some trash yesterday, whom n
spaTK ignitod her tkiTt and burned her
fatally, while she lay suffering ng-
Onies, che was forced to witness three
large hogs devOut her twO.months.Old
child, which she laid on the gtounu
while she worked,
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tho Ericsson all nIaht.

WAsiiNu1OE, March s.-rho naval
board vniCh male a dock tfiAl Of tho
torpedo boat Ericsson Ut New London,
has reported to the secretary u tho
navy that tue boat IL strongly tuiit IN
conformity with the specifications,
excepting that the machinery runs
about five tons over the weight al.
iolci. lhey nud the craft ready 10
DO turned over TO the government.
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nhespiu.n aud car,rsmsn.

DENvER, March s.--A special to the
News from Delta, ohio, says: Tue
sheeumen Ia the western part OF Delta
cou ~ were notified last night by a
party OF "A masked cOwmen that their
sherp must be moved at once or they
would be killed. The eheopmen have
occupied their present range fourteen
years and their Tight 10 II has been
generally conceded. BlOoIshed Ia OK.
pected n tho calllemen try to cary
UuI their threat.
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TuE NEW SALVATION ARMY.
naIIingtan Hboih opens the Campaign
lon MS own Account.

New York, March s.-The inRu-
gursl stop made by Ballington Booth,
the drpOsed. commander ofthe Salvation
Amy IA America IN rival orgauiza'
ton on lines similar to the one from
whose command he was released, me.
with success tonight. Cooper Union
waa the scene where the hrat gun was
fred, tue echo Of which thrilled the
hearts Of 5000 loyal soldieTs, who,
since tho commencement Of tho inlor-
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DEATH OF n Hear Admiral.

Niw YoRIS, March s.-Rear Ad.
miral Henry Wake died In his home
IA Brooklyn Ut sos this afternoon,
Henry Wake was born Ia Virginia
S. years ago. His father, Anthony
Wake, was college student At HGle
with Juhu &. Calhoun. Wuou quite
young the deceased was taken 10 ohio,
receiving bis education Mt the Chilli-
Gothic aoaiemy. In 1897 be became
midshiImRn In the navy, being ns.
slgned To the ffigate Alert, under the
command Of Lloul. FafraguL lie was
present. At tue surrender oi Vera Cruz,
during the Mexican war, eeiug eNecu.
tive officer vi tue brig NesuviuH. Dur.
ing the war OF the Rebellion he com.
mAnded the gunboals Tyler and LEX
ington, and protected General Grant,
army while II was making It, retreat
on Transports. lie was also ut the bat
tic OF Fort Henry, In charge Of the
RuublRt Carondelet. He was success.
iul 10 getting the Catond,let past
Island No. 10 on April 4, 1862, while
the onsmy's shots Tell ON u IKE hail.
For this piece Of work the commander
was hOnOTably mentioned. In 1852 TOT
his bravery he was made captain, In
1867 n commodore, and rear admiral
In 1870. one year later he retired,
having the proud distinction Of being
tue iirst fiioer ~ do 20 Voluntarily ~
give the younger men n chance
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Ell PAso, Tex, March s.-The dead
body Of an American found ELK miles
below III Paso on tho Mexican side Of
the Hio GrAnde, has been identified %
that OF a Mr. Doyle, Of Cripple Crock,
Colo. lie had a bullet hole through
his head and his uecE was broken, His
mutdeTers had evidently nrst latsoed
him ana dragged him aruu ID until his
. neck was broken, ana then shot him
through the head, Doyle was said TO be-
Interested In TiOh mining property al
Cripple Creek.
DENVER, March ga special TO the
News from Cripple Creek says;
The Mr.. Dog 10 Whose murder nj Ei
PRso In reported by the Associated
Press Is not the millionaire mine
owner. It's supposed he II man
who has been here about year, work
ing on various properties Little Is
known OF him.
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Cry OF MEXICO, March s.-A local
scientist has produced an excellent
photograph by the r., n'gen process.
Leaning bankers, manufacturers and
merchants Of the foreign colony here
viii give complimentary dinner to
President DiaE ON the 2ud Of April
and present MIN with n massive gold
plate.
Mexican silver per cent bonds have
reach quotation IN Europe approx.
mating those Of Mexican gold O.. 81.
yer bonds command ~, while gold
bonds 1T double rate Interest are ct
"a,
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NEW TINE CARO-, IN EFFECT DEC. /, 1885,
4Tashs trIHtS and ntpari 81 SAL Lals
tHE DatH 90 gsAsats

AurITr
Trru Chicago, Omaha, ~ Louis,
h1n..a t.'u b'n7DE tark glty
and usi'n..,,......,...s,... 20. SlOpa
hon Helena, Iupr Portland, Hsu
TrEHs'so aui cgdsa...... ......, so5Am
IRON San Francisco. Cache Waller
ogden irdm'erHadia'o ro.ats 79rm
FROM Chicago. omaha, sL I0us,
Kansas Cl'y, Denver and osdsa,' ssoam
from frisco, Milford, bsupsto Val.
Ear,s'..,'...,.......,......-..- $50 p Ia
'ITLm Terminus, Toog.c and Car.
Ee.H ItAtb f.. .fsfsfsfs ssssssf,t,.s-. " p 10
urrAEr
For chicago, Omaha. Denver, Kan
sNs tltvt sl Louie, Ogden Aul
lAIt tliT,....s.. ......... .s.t...tr.. o 90 M
l0r san francisco, ogden, Cache
Valley ami intermediate points. 90 Am
Dor ogden -ad intermediate points. 40 ia
I6r Chicago, omaha, Denver, han.
HHa tllY ST. luulA, HATTIE, lur.-
lsal aad SAN rranclsSo,,,., Z % p N
900. E..oaA Ngruur Provo, NuuM
sauuola N-IlsIt NliUri aud
frfr' .',s,,,. De-, Coco. DO. Z IS m
'IolGrrHeIi Beach, Iooels and
AtfNNluuas aft.s.,,'s .rssHs.ssssss - m
irrAus toglh Of Jua1 run sally except
non d,uy sAcsrt sunday.
rE HURLEY
General Agent rNsonsof 10. armtng
CITY Ticket 0llCa, 2QL HlIl S.r8l.
ItIephnae lll
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s--s" S--=------r - - -
For sale by 2. c. NJ. T., Clark ~.
dfedge s. Co., Western Hardware CO..
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo, a
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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energetic action, as Spain will soonet
confront any contingency, however
dangerous, than sloOp to insult.
Seniors Sagasls, Mafet, CASTELAR,,
NAhoNa- anu other leading statesmen,
I've ootfespondsnt proceeds 10 say, all
agree that they are entering upon =
veclslve tiage In their relations with
America, and thst the recognition Of
Tue rebels will have mest serious con.
ttquenCes.
EULALiE's PRAYER.
NEW York, March s.-rhe World
tomorrow viii publish the following
copyrighted dlspstch from IniaBta
Eulalie u spain:
sweet temembianctB Of the aflecilon-
ave reception given me by the eople
oi tho Uuitei States when / went to
lhelr couutfy, representing ny own At
Tue iestiviiiUs IN honor OF Columbus,
i've anu ever will live In my heart.
During those fesivltlef,s strong proofs
on esteem were gwen by UOtn couu.
titles.
l becsme convinced and siill am
persusdei, that never, never should
lhal traditional III, ndship DO broken,
m.ch less should peace be disturbed,
u ling apart from M dfs OF state,
can only pray God iefvenily inst cor.
uial relations between the two couu.
lflsb may never ctase. EULALIE.
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SITUATION ~ STAIN.

Decisive stage Ia the Relations 60
tho United States.
LONDON, March 9.-Tho Madrid cor
respondent Of the STANDARD, noting the
TACT that tho utmost energy OF the
authorities fails TO prevent demonsiTa'
lions OF hostility toward the United
states, says tue press everywhere dep
fecattH premature ebullltlOnt, but
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