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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
INDIGNATION FELT
IN HAVANA OVER UTTERANcEs OF
SENATOR SHERMAN.
General weyIer's Friends Insist
That He Is Not Guilty of
Charges Made.

Havana, Feb. 1.-The Indignation
here over the action of congress re-
garding the belligerency of the insur-
gents Increases as the particulars of
the debate in congress are received.
Your correspondent Is satisfied that
the demonstrations Of patriotism win
be kept within prudent bounds, and
there Is no fear that the American
consul-gencral will be in any way dis
turbed.
Considerable Indignation is expressed
in official circles at the statements at
trlhuted to Senator Sherman in the
United States Senate charging Captain
General Weyler with unlimited crimes
during the last revolution" as the mat
ter Is quoted here, and when acting
AS commander of a Spanish column.
The friends of General Weyler assert
that the policy OF the insurgents now
as before Is to charge Spanish officials
who distinguish themselves in fighting
with abominable crimes In order that
these officers may transferred to other
posts or sent back to Spain.
General Weyler's friends insist that
not one of the acts attributed to him
has been proved to be correct. They
also proclaim 1t is impossible for any
one to produce any responsible witness
who can attest the truth of the charges.
They also refer to his personal NOR
atty. energy and impart!allty in pri-
vate." things which they say has gain
ed him the approval and esteem OF all
who have come in contact with him
through personal dealings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DECISION WITHHELD
SUPREME COURTS RULING IN
EREER COUNTY HELD BACK.
Course Taken to Prevent n Rush de-
fore Preparation Is Made for
Its Openings

Washington, March 2-(Special)-
me decision of the supreme court in
the Greer county case. which was con-
ndently expected would be handed
down today, was not made public. This
delay. however, Is due to well under
stood causes and there Is no reason
10 suppose that when the decision is
made public that 1t will differ from
what Is generally anticipated owing to
the enormous interests involved in con-
hectlon with the land holdings in Greer
county and also In connection with the
rush OF the settlement OF this land IN
IL were declared to belong to the gov
eminent when no preparation had been
mace Tor Its opening. Certain mem
ners OF the supreme court several
weeks ago gave Indication to those in
,erested that 1t would be well If legisla-
ihtiNe and executive action was TAX
en- looking TO decision Favorable 10
me government. This would make the
passage of an act Of congress susnend-
ing the operation of all law against
.ne present owners OF land In Greer
county IN the event OF such a decision
4hu III would also necesstate a presi-
,,lehtlai proclamation warning all would
ne settlers to remain Off the land until
me me contention of ownership from the
Snoctaw Indians could be settled
Nelther such II law has been nassed
nor such proclamation issued. II ia
Understood that the supremee court
nus wisely withheld its decision mini
lufther preparation for its rendering
small nave been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
SENATOR SWAYNE
Announces AS A CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY ATTORNEY
His Record rs n Legislator, Prosecu'
tor and Democrat--whnt Cow
uogg Said of Him.

Hon. James w. swayne today an
nounces as candidate for the Office of
county attorney, subject to the action
of the Democrats Of this county. MT
Swaync has a public record Of which
amy man might wen feel proud. y
strong and bold man, lie has always
shown n moral courage seldom found
In one who has occupied position
throwing him in public life.
Mr.. Swayne came to Forth Worth
when n boy, and all the years of his
mature manhood have been spent In
Tarrant county. He was at one time
city attorney of Fort Worth and his
course in that Office was such as to
commend him to all citizens.
He served one term in the house OF
representatives and aided materially In
the passage of II number Of our best
laws. SO able a legislator d'd he make
that this senatorial district elected MN
TO the state senate by majority OF
1000 votes over the two strongest men.
and most able stump speakers in the
district. Judge II. T.. Beckham and
II. $. +. Ashby. In this campaign he
made state reputation MS brilliant
forcible and able debater He was q
hard hitter, giving and asking no quar-
ter and did yeoman service TO the
cause Of Governor Hogg. 1t required
courage for him to take the position he
did ON the side of the people, for most
OF his warm friends had allied them
selves with an opposing faction. He
had shown such ability that he was
made the leader OF the administration
forces in the senate and succeeded In
passing every administration measure.
Governor Hogg is on record as saying
that he had never seen as competent
and excellent n legislator as senator
Swnyne.
While in the house and senate Tar
rant county never asked anything she
did not get 1t was Representative
Swayne and Senator Carter who
secured for Fort Worth the court OF
civil appeals.
Mr., SWayne mas always been II
Democrat, he has never suked in his
tent, but when his party needed him
most, he has worked the hardest. lie
IL today the senatorial chairman of
the free silevrites of this district.
Mr.. Swayna has never held any Luz
cratlve position in the gift of Tnrrant
county, The offices he has filled have
been held Mt a personal sacrifice. He IL
an able lawyer who has been uniform
" successful; has great weight with
1uries, possessing as he does the con-
hdence OF all classea. He would make
strong prosecutor ana II elected Tar
rant county will have model states
attorney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
A SUCCESSFUL BANQUET.

One Of the Most Notable Events Of the
Kind Ever Held in Galveston
Galveston, Tex. March ESPECIALLY
The chamber of commerce banquet
given Mt the fremont hotel tonight was
one OF the incest and most successful
affairs of the kind ever given In Gal
weston. There were sevepty-flve gentle
men In attendance Judge John II. Rea-
gan being the center OF attraction. and
Hon. l.. l.. Foster being an honored
guest In responding TO the toast, our
Harhor" Major Miller made his annual
report He predicted that within few
months Calves IN would have twenty
four feet of water, and thirty feet.
enough to accommodate the largest
vessels. would be secured before the
people were aware Of It.
A, 5. Reed OF Fort Worth spoke on
North Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DAMAGE BY FLOODS
wAsuoUTs HAVE SERIOUSLY IN
TERpUPTED RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Mills and Electric Plants Compelled
10 Shut Down on Account Of
the High Water.

Boston, Mass, March damage by
the floods In New England has been
very great. That at Dover, n. H.. is es-
timated mt 100000. The Cocheco Man
ufacturlng company shares $4,000 Of
the loss, All five OF the corporations
mills have been compelled to shut
down.
Washouts have interrupted street
railway communication IN all direct
Ions. The Merrimac river Is rising at
the rate of three inches an hour. The
Nashua river Is eight inches above any
stage 1t has reached at Nashua in the
last twelve years and Jacksons mills,
which employs 1000 hands. and the cleo
tIle ight works, have been compelled to
shut down.
All the mills at Lowell. Mass, and
Manchester, n. H., are idle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Renfro Leaves the Hall in Disgust,
Leaving Ellis and Quincy.

Renfro Leaves the Hail in Disgust,
Leaving Ellis ana Quincy.
Cuero. Tex. March 1.-The Republic
can convention has Just split all to
pieces. The committee on credentials
reported denying Cameron county rep
resentation at all, after a wrnngllng
talk OF several hours. Renfro urging
that his county be given a seat and
Pearce for the majority vote. As soon
as the vote was declared Renfro and
his crowd left the hail, Secretary ABB
ner leaving his position and saying
when Republicans ceased to do right it
was time to quit Ellis and Quincy
seemed to he in their glory. and Ellis
was soon in all parts of the house
shouting for the majority report.
When the secretary left the platform
he carried records with him, and as the
reporter left the chairman was hunting
him to recover his papers. They are
stlll shouting and what may be done
before daylight is an unknown guam
tity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
WAR is PREDICTED.

London Times Discusses Congressman
Hits Resolutions
London. March 1.-The Times SAYS:
Some people might pronounce Mr.
Hits resolution more offensive and
helllcose than the senate's, but the
the point Is Of little consequence, con-
sldcring the largeness OF the majoritics
dan the rnpidity with which the reso-
luton was adopted, almost amounting
to precipitancy. President Cleveland
has now to decide whether 1t Is safe
tn disregard the concurrent resolu-
ton. 1t seems highly improbable that
the Spanish ministry would dare to
suggest yielding to n foreign dictator.
should President Cleveland decide up
on more peremptory action there IL ev-
cry reason to anticipate a war which
may prove II much more troublesome
one than the Washington politicians
expect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.


Independent Council Organized Last
Night.
Deputy Supreme Councillor Theodore
Kunsman of san Antonio last night
organized council Of the order OF
Chosen Friends in odd Fellows hall.
Houston street.
The date being the sixtieth ami
versary of the declaration OF Texas
Independence. the name OF Independ-
ence was chosen for .he new council,
The council was organized with TWEEN
ty-two charter members. The follow
ing officers We're elected for tho ensu-
Ing term.
a. Beard. councillor: Fred q. Bound.
vice councillor; A. w. Hartman, secre-
tary; John Blair, treasurer: w. II.
White, prelate; John Roche, marshal;
L. NJ. Mache,, warden: William Bou-
vet. guard.
After the installation OF the officers
Messrs, Kunzman, j. J. Melton and
Alfred Kent, the latter two members OF
star council, addressed the members OF
the newly instituted council on the du-
ties Incurred and the benefits to be de-
rived from membership In the order OF
Chosen Friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
THE COUNTY TEACHERS.

Next Meeting OF the Association at
Fort Worth March Z.
The next meeting of the County
Teachers association Will be held sat
urday March Z, at the office Of the
county superintendent, Fort Worth,
The following II the program:
SCHOOL Management. Organization
nnd Class Order" PROT w. NJ. Trlmblr,
Arlington Prof. IL. c. Stubbleneld,
ALE.
Grammar Sentence Analysis" Miss
Prudence Beall lEuless.
Algebra. How To Present to Begin
nera,' Prof, j. s. Brown, Grapevine.
General discussion.
Arithmetic. Simple Interest" Prof.
N. G. Clancy and Prof w. r. Castle,
city schools
Address, w. Il. Hanger, Esq
Geography, How TO Teach It," Prof,
NJ. W. Gloss. city school.
Recitation. Miss Lizzie Isaacs, Hand
ley.
OWL Government. Law Making
Bodies" Prof. c. II. Chrlsteson, Grape
vine. and Miss Lizzie Hudgins, Dove.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DEATH FRoM DROWNING.

Rockland. Burkevllle AMI Orange. Tex.
Each Belong to the List
Rockland. Tex. March 2.-(SpeclaI)-
While several small boys were playing
In the back water from the river Dan
Dykes waded beyond his depth and
was drowned.
Burkeville. Tex, March 2.-(specinI)
Il d Colville was attacked by YER
uso Whlle sitting on log He fell into
the river and was drowned
Orange, Tex, March 2.-(SpecialN-.
Jake Young, working on the logwav at
Smiths shinEle mill, fell OFF into tho
stream and drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
TO INCREASE TINE NAVY.


BIZ Passed by tho Senate-The Span-
ish-Cubln Question.
washington, d. c., March 1.-The hill
passed by the senate today for the in,
crease or the navy attracted consider
able attention in view of the tension
over shanlsh-Cuban affairs The bill
rs passed authorizes the addition 40
l,Vyo emu ,ted men to the navy, the
enllsung for not more than two years
OF tne naval militia forces In cases Of
emergency and the chartering az
transport ships in case OF emergency.
The bin passed under the five-mInute
rue ana by unanimous vote. Another
nili or general interest passed estab-
fishes retired list for the revenue
marine service similar to the retired
system OF me army and navy.
The Spanish-Cuban question came IN
the attention OF the senate soon after
the session opened. when Mr.. cal,
Oem) OF Florida urged the adoption
or the resolution To the effect that the
president OF the United States be re-
onested 10 demand OF the government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

of Spain a statement ms TO the truth
OF the charges made In letter pup
lished in the newspapers purporuns 70
he from Mr.. Gomez. that he had beeh
tortured while confined In a dungeon
in Centa. and subsequently the hilIlhB
OF the said Gomez. also to assist on u
full report of the evidence and an the
proceedings in the alleged civil trial
Of julius Sanguilly: also to dcmanu
that all American citizens who snail
be captured by the Spanish forces shaii
be treated as prisoners OF war, ana DE
accorded humane treatment ana 10 IN
form the Spanish gov eminent That the
United States will insist on ms de-
mand.
Mr. Sherman moved TO refer the
resolution to the foreign relations COM
mittee, which was agreed to.
The presidents veto of TIE bill con-
corning Arizona lands with a report
from the house that the bill had been
passed over the veto was discussed anu
then the subject was referred to com
mittee on public lands.
The following bills were passed;
Authorizing the construction OF
bridge across the Mississippi river at
Southport, La; authorizing II railroad
bridge at Little Rock, Ark; to author
lie the st. Louis and Oklahoma city
Railroad company to construct a rail-
road through the Indian and Oklahoma
territories granting medals to sur
vlvurs of the Port Hudson La) storm
ing colony; appropriations of 10000 to
revenue cutter seamen for service In
the Gulf of Mexico.
The house resolutions on cuba were
reported and on motion of Mr.. Lodge
We're referred to the committee on for
eign relations.
At 4A5 the senate held a brief ex-
ecutiye session and then adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

1olpA1 y NV fINlS,
The Woman's Parsonage and Home
Mission society Will meet at o'clock
at the parsonage.
Lenten service at 3 y. IN. ut st. AN
drew's Episcopal church.
Meeting Of the Daughters OF the King
Mt the rectory.
Kings Daughters of st. Paul's NJ. T.
church meet In the church parlors at
y. m.
Ladios' Aid and Missionary society
OF the Broadway Presbyterian church
Mt $3.50 y. m.
Ladies' Missionary Auxiliary OF Tab
crnaclo Cumberland Presbyterian
church, p. m. ut the church.
Women's Parsonage and Home Mis-
sion society OF Mulkcy Memorial
church. n. IN. at the church.
Women's Aid society OF Cumberland
Presbyterian church. , y. m, at the
church.
Spring Palace Lodge No. 1870. a. O..
U. w, Mt 1880 p. m. at the hall. Four
teenth and Houston STREETS,
Fort Worth Hive No. 4. Ladies OF the
Maccabees OF the World. $50 y. mat
the hall, iOi Houston street.
Ruby Lodge No. %. knights OF Py-
thias. p. m. at Knights OF Pythiaa
hall.
Plumbers, Gasntters. stenmnttors
and steamfltters' Helpers Union OF
Fort Worth. in the evening at the hall.
Houston and Seventh street
Fort Worth Council No. 343. Ameri-
can Legion of Honor, meets.
Union League No. 3lS. l. q. q. f., s
p. m at the hall, In Gazette building.
Ladies' Aid and Missionary society
OF the broadway Baptist church, Q .
m. at the church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
TRLRENER LAND CASE.
Argument uhmitted-PostotIice and
Bank Official Changes.

Argument uhmtted-PostotIlce and
Bank Official Changes.
Washington, March 2.--(Special)-
Attorney G, II. Miller of Austin Is
here and appeared In the supreme
court today with Hon. John l., Peeler
of Austin. In the argument OF the
Telfener land case. which was submit
ted this afternoon.
The postotiice at Wilma In Sherman
county has been discontinued; mail to
go to Coldwater
The comptroller OF the currency to
day bulletins the following changes
among the national bank officials. Clti-
2,ns' National hai k OF Weatherford.
q. A. Holland. assistant cashier; the
First National bank Of Gainesville, n.
~, Lacy, president In place Of f. NJ.
" vice president, In place Of ID. n. Lacy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
FRANK IRON SURRENDERED,


Advices That He WIN Not Re Prose-
cuted by the Railroads.
Houston. Tex, March 2.-tSpeclalD--
News received today from New York
that Frank lrlon had surrendered there
az nbscnnder OF funds belonging to
the Houston, East and West Texas rail
way, lrion was employed In the rate
department of the road and last sum
ner LEFT to visit home in Alahamn.
soon afterwards It was discovered that
ne mad appropriated 10 his use funds
OF the road less than n thousand dol
!ars' No effort was made to apprehend
him, as he was the son OF an old friend
OF the late Colonel Jemison, owner OF
the road. and on this account the Of
ilclals We're lenlent, When informed
OF the arrest today Captain NJ. @. Howe
stated to the police that the road Will
not prosecute IrInn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
EsEsENAE9 SY'!!.. Es:']
az! az AZ sm.isSssss SE:ss: ~ -;
FOR JUSTICE

squire Joe he Positissl,,, ,,,s y ! \
In today's Gazette : s'sssrdI.,s's J,
the Office Of justice , IL MI y 's X, J,
precinct. SQUIRE Wlrx,ssss'rlsnst \. II
gentleman of ripe sx sppcti,s b. Y a
given universal satis,s, NH ~, ~ Y
duet of his Office, ), 4 bss b.'s
piclon. his every III, WA The cf13 ~ 4
honest. He has INA n,,ds dec3hr
term and his ir'
shall have II a~ai5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT.

Public Debt Decreased, But the Bonds
Increased.
washington, March 2.-The monthly
statement Of the public debt issued ut
the treasury today shows that the pub
lie debt at the close of business ON
Feb. 80 less cash In the treasury to
nave been 1857 .47S, n decrease for
the month OF $lj,g7S,76i. The interest
bearing bonds debt, however, has been
increased during the month by S15,-
252.35O This seeming Inconsistency is
explained by the fact that the pay
ments on account OF bond purchases
during the month are about Sl6,O00,O00
in excess OF the bonds delivered. The
Increase In the cash last month was
SOL, Hoes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
TRANSPORTATION OF CORN.

Rates Fixed From Abilene and Points
East to Laredo
Austin, Tex, March 2.-(Speclall-
The railroad commission today issued
special authority ordering that in an
national and Great Northern and Tho
Texas and Pacific roads, AUTHORITY
Is granted for the adoptinn
OF the rate of 171-2 cents
per hundred pounds for transportation
OF corn In car loads from Abilene and
an stations east Of Texas and Pacific
20 Laredo, Tex, Shipments forwarded
of Abilene should be subject 10 The ,iiS
Ierential rates prescribed for that line.
Effective March 6. ''''e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DIED SATURDAY NIGHT.

Passing Away OF Mr.. J. II. Dean. Who
Was Buried Yesterday.
Mr. j, IL. Dean died Saturday night
at l2lO at his room, corner OF First
and Houston streets. He had been a
resident OF Fort Worth about three
years and was sixty years OF age.
His friends attentively cared for his
burial. which took place yesterday at
ternoon Mt O'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

sunday night as Colonel j, G. Loving
was leaving the Baptist church. and
peiore ne mad gotten out OF the build
crowd whose actions had airoad'.
aroused his suspicious, slipping bis
myers into his vest pocket with m.
evident intention OF abstracting wbat1
ever OF valuables II might contain NJ
Loving dealt the plckpocket n heavv
nloW on the side OF the head. ana
give MN such n shaking IN genera liz,
o craa ,he Young man broke through IN.
crowd and made his ESCAPE 'he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
ANNUAL RAILWAY MEETING.


oriieers He-Elected and the Issusnc.
OF Bonds Authorized.
Denlsoh, Tex March 2,-(special)--
General Manager Hearne, A,,ditn, 'I Ills
ny the Chief Engineer Wathen. Attnr-
neg freeman and Stenographer webh
CcrrlNed over the Houston and Texas
central today to attend the annual
S sigeungs OF the Denison and PaeifIc
anJ o.,u runway, The old directors
elected and the Issuance OF s,co 900 T.,
'1Gohda authorized, after which the az.
,,c'n,s left for Sherman and proceednd
, 19 Fort Worth over their own noe1 Inc
tn NE matter of extending the line to the
he ',t1sg was not brought up, but will
nc between Denison and tba t trh,-
VIII be opened as soon as me " mecns
500 y work under the Katy tracks in
southeast Donlson is completed :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
To snrrLE In rExAa.

a considerable Influx Of People From
the North Expected.
Mr.. *. II. Guthrie. representative Of
the Spirit of the West, Des Moines,
Iowa, leading turf and stock paper OF
that section, has been here for several
days. Mr.. Guthrie is also Interested in
promoting immigration to Texas and
states that he was very favorably I'm
pressed with what he had seen OF the
country IN this section of the stnte
lie has been in southern Texas and
also In the PeCos valley country. He
thinks that there will be a considerable
influx of people from the northern
states during the year. The people
who have been coming from the north
hnve largely located In southern Texas.
but Mr., Guthrie believes that when
they are brought to understand the
superior advantages OF northern and
western Texas with reference to health
ful location and cheapncss of land that
the tide of immigration VIII be more
largely turned In this direction.
Mr.. Guthrie returned to the north
last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Five or ten dollars per day can be
made. have new Duplex Gin Filler or
sharpener and also a Gin GUNNER, for
which | paid 500 VIII sell very CHEAP.
as | cannot use II In the business this
summer on account OF an invalid wife
Cali on or address John IL. Burton. Gle
burne, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
ANsoN's COLTS

En- Route to Galveston Yesterday
for Several Weeks.
The Chicago Baseball team. in charge
or captain Anson passed through here
yesterday en- route to Galveston. Nc
Fnrland. who was pitcher for Fort
Worth last season, was one OF the par
ty. The Chicago team will remain In
Galveston FOR several weeks before the
season opens and then will play u
number OF games IN Texas. Their
oates include Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

sherman, Tex, March 2.-(speclalO-
l rlre broke out IN the residence OF
Governor Jones on North Crockett
street ,,. az . o'clock this morning, but
was done TO the building or contents
me IRE originated in a defective flue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

The Gazette is authorized !,
nounce ~, A. Euless as c,,.']
Tor sheriff of Tarrant co,in,y ~
TO the action of the Democrat, N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

i-A@A- ~ Oik 1lRNElD.
= minneapolis, March 2.-Elevator No
:, oMheu oy the Minneapolis Terminal
company, containing about 300 aan
bushels OF wheat, was DESTROYED S,,
IRE today. Loss on building 5000 OO6
Inc salvage on the wheat will amount
10 80 or 40 per cent. making the total
loss about $1,000 ''s '''"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
ARRANGING ARpITp ~,

Paris, March An. Berthelot a..
s,H,s.er OF foreign affairs. gave an
az, and ,' today to the Brazilian ,p,r, nh
for VIZ r, IS armcd With power to ara ran, \ 20
re res ad1,n,.ration OF matters in dlsnute
territory. Vi the Amapa