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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Mr.. Ramsey's Opinion Of Crase's
Candidacy.
SETTLEMENT OF SUITS HELPS Rim,
warrants In the Bacon-Gravcs set
uement Cashed-Another Mutual
Fire Insurance Association.

Austin Texas, September 2s.--Hon. w.
r. Ramsey OF Cleburne. a former law
partner Of Attorney General Crane and who
win no doubt be his campaign manager.
was in the city today. In answer to q
question from The Post correspondent
snent his mission here at this time. he
admitted that 1t was purely political and In
Mr. Cranes interest. He was asked il he
thought the alleged expose OF the Southern
Pacific compromise would hurt Mr. Crane.
No." said he. time will demonstrate
that public sentiment will uphold and in
dorse his action"
Are you to be Cranes campaign man
ager?''
no; Crane does not need a manager
during the campaign nor At any other
ume. However. expect TO do all In my
power for him.
What. in your opinion. are Cranes
chances?"
He is winner without doubt He will
carry North Texas. East Texas and will be
strong in all parts OF the State"
''Will not the temper displayed in his
interview hurt him .
Why should 1t? He is not one Of those
tame moralists who believe In turning the
other cheek. When his honor is assailed,
as has been done in these scandalous and
scurrilous publications, sp one who knows
the man expects him TO do aught else than
smite the lips that lie upon him.
VIII you be candidate for congress,
Mr.. Ramsey
Il do not know. There is plenty OF time
to determine that / am too busy now
with other matters to think about it"
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CLEARED FOR GALvESTO
SIS John Bright. Shields. Septemf
SIS stanton, st. Lucia. September
Ia Tbornhill, Sunderland, SepteM
SIS Acme. at Grecnock, July =.
IS Bawtry. Barry. July q.
s. Bolivia, Hamburg, August II.
81 Eifiel Tower. Hamburg. Aug,
SIS Drumelsier. Liverpool via
Ns & br saiz Il, barry via Bu.na.
July 10.
IS Governor. Liverpool. 6eptemh
Ga Drummond. Barry Va Husnol
July 20.
SIS Bloridian.
SIS Ida. Liverpool, September Z
rs Maria Manchester. August I
~ Marfstow. London VIA Buenoi
SIS Ribston, Bucnos Ayres. S0pte
S. Royaiist, London, July n.
SIS Tropea. Buenos Ayres, Angus
ss Melbr.dge. at st. Nazaire. Jul
SIS Powderham. jamaica. due Sc
IS Nanette. Liverpool July =.
Bs Webster, Shields, August =
Sch Starlse, Baltimore, July IL 4
81 Netherly Hall, due October I
Ss BrIttanic. Naples. September
IS Cromwell, Shields. Septembe
IS Lanrenberg, Hamburg. Sept
SIS Darwin. Rio Janeiro. Septeml
SIS Elizabeth Rickmars. breme
tember q.
SIS E,elida. ST. Vincent. Septemt
s. Deptford, Carson Dock, Septs
Sa Menemsha. New York, Septe
SIS Lampasas. New York. septe
So Maria. Newport, September !
SIS Gena. Rio Janeiro. Septembe
IS San Marcos, New York. Septe
IS Urgulla, Manchester, Septeml
SIS INVERSION, Rio Janesro, Sept
SIS Vesta, Liverpool, September
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SID w,I,iams at Gidding..

c,ddings, Texas. September 2s.-sia
Williams. the evangelist, will begin a ten
DAVIS revival here next Sunday. the 90 OF
OctOber.
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en- saba County IL Quiet.

Georgetown. Texas, sertember 2s.-Dr.
Callahan of this city, who makes semi
annual trips to San Saba county. has JUST
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Texas Pension.

Issue Of September H.
Original widows. etc.-Poiiy A. Bhn,
Bonham
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CHARTERED.

The following charter was today filed
with the secretary of state: The Farmers
Mutual Relief Fire association OF Hills
boro. the purchase OF which shall be to pro-
mote fraternal and benevolent objects only.
No capital stock. Incorporators, C. b.
Bowen, Evan Jones, w. T. Youugman ct al.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Vim. Pnrr n Co.

BE- Ruskin. VIM. Pnrr n Co.
Is Alderagate, ID. Ripley.
SIS Dunstan. VIM. Parr.
IS Explorer. VIM. Parr q O..
Ss Holgate. Daniel Ripley.
IS slsurnina. Fowler 3 Mcvttfs.
IS Pcnsaeola, Fowler & Acvitis
SIS Dowentc. Fowler & McVitie. 4
IS S.aulcy Hall. Culiiford, Clark
IS HHnp, Fowler a. McVitte.
SIS Ilarfo. Eldempster " Co.
IS Maratime. Fowler n Mcvitle
SIS Madeline. Fowler n McVltis.
IS Dalmatia. Fowler a. McvitiA.
SIS jamaican. Savers Il Sons.
SIS Hemisphere. j. Moller & Co.
IS Pcmbridge, Daniel Ripley.
IS Savan. Fowler Il Neville.
IS Orange, Quarantine.
SIS Curytcba. VIM. Parr & Co.
So Guido. Fowler e. Neville.
SIS III Norte. Southern Pacific co.
So Sir Richard Grenyillo, Orthwcil
SIS Nucccs, ]. n, Sawyer & Co.
SIS Ilorsa, J. Moller h Co.
Sa Miami. Daniel Ripley.
So Sprlngweli, A. Holt,
IA Mexican, Savers & Sons.
SIS III Monte.
SIS MI. Scion.
SIS Faliciana.
SIS Morgan.
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MARINE fNTnLLIanNcn.
Port OF oalveatea. scptemb.
ARRIvEp

Z
ARRIVED.
SIS FL Monte. Parker. New York.
IS Mount Scion, Barbaloes.
SIS Feliciana, James, Port Tampa.
CLEARED.
SIS Nueces, Risk, New York.
SIS Explorer. Thompson, Liverpool
SAILED.
SIS Oscar H.. Arensen, Liverpool.
Str Pensacola, simmons. WITT.
Regulator an tow, Pensacola
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THE WARRANTS PAID.

General Handy, cashier OF the American
National bank OF this city. cashed the two
warrants drawn few days ago on the State
trt asurer OF the State of Texas for $l49, 100
due for the Bacon & Graves land. Half the
money was drawn in silver and half cur
re.cy.
JUDGE REAGAN RETURNED.
Judge Reagan returned this morning from
his outing on Mustang Island. He looks
well. and says that in as much as he has
been out OF the range of newspapers, news
paper men and mail. he knows nothing po-
litical.
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EsilroGd and Steamship tickets sold to AL

TINE CARD IN EFF1or July IS. 1871.
Tram, arrive and dcrar, at sat Lake City
Dyr,Rr
For chicago, omsha, Deuver,REushl
ny, 81 Louis. gdeh and Park
Tor. san Frsncisco, ogden. Cache
'hl'ey anu Intermediate points ,,,, go m
or gaen, DeRv5r, Kansas Cay,
omaha 1T Louis ana Chicago and
M cdinte. points. .....,...,.... 6:25 p m
FOR ogden, Lutte, Helena, Portland
H. AND an Francisco. - ,......,., $40 p m
for hcreur, Ituuc, Provo. Nephl,
MANN and intsrmediat ate points. - $50 m
intermediate points -. soo N
'lllAed train for GARFIELD Beach,
iooelo and Icrminus..........., 7A6 a m
ARRIVE.
Ftom lineage, Omaha, st Louis
Kansas CITY, Denvor, Park city
anu tsden. ,...,...:... 80. S,lO p IN
FRAN cisco, ogden and interucd.
From san francisco. Cache valley wv " Ut
Ogden AID ntermejinte points,. ,iib M
Kansas City. Denver and ogden 1850 m
u rom frisco. Milford. Nephi, froyo
ana intermediate noIhts ....,..... 9:3S nj
Manu and ntoIms diate points. s:2e m
from Terminus. Tooeip ana Car
t1Tains south Of Jusb run daily except sun.
dhy
'Daily except sunday.
City Ticket 0iICa, Ul1sF Masonic Hall,
Cor. Second south and West Temple.
ID. Y. BURLEY.
& w. FCCLEs.
Gen, Irafic Mgr.
W. II BANCROFT,
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RATTLE IN brazil.
Ehs Fanatics Said to Nave Gained IA
signal Victory.

NEW York, july 2S "A tispitcn
to tne HuralI frsm RIO de JIneirO,
BrazI, says that iniDrmqiinn has
Teauned that city TO tue etfsOt thai
more tnaH three thousanj BjlIleIt
have been killed in q biz battlel neai
the site Of Csnsdor.
The fanatics numbering more thai
10000 men, all VOL aimed, attacked
tns government ttoop.. Whole bri-
gndes vi the eoidiers were swept down
and destroyed, lrsmpied unuer foot as
the victorious fanatios with will,
nosrse snou II of triumph pass ID over
Them. Toe iuli exteot OF the loss OF
life cannot be taiu. There is no rea.
80 1sble doubt, however, that the l9ss
in Killed on both sides Ia more that
1900. For miles the gr uld around
Canstor is atfewn with the dead anu
dying. The government troops were
com pelleJ to leave their dead on iht
field and fee to save them elves from
JmpIete destruction by tue avala cGe
Il fanatics.
When the report OF the awful battle
reached Rio do Janeiro 1t WIS COZ.
sitere1 by the president md mi mist y,
anu II was ueciusd TO send the mime
ter OF war to the scene next week witn
10000 men, now gathering. They
van carry with them great store Of
ammunition aud will endeavor to Ill =
lodge the fanatics from tho positions
th y now hOIj.
Fighting hns been In progress Al
Csnador Tor several weeks. In tint
meantime, while the fauatics fought
appaIently with little heart, thoy have
Oeen gathering their forces from al!
directions.
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cot uuars another II assum's all onligs-
rIons nd engagemenia eutetel intu
BY the conquered government hetwCen
cstizsns anu other Roverumon's"
A. letter lust receiver hy Waller
from Abraham Hall, London gsOlO.
gist Of mott, asserts tho value Of the
Ia nj is inesIimRble. The majority o.
IL, be says, bears traces OF gold, oliver,
copper anu iron, Anu II also Includes
10, 900 acres OF rubber forest, bsalde,
large uuantt % OF mahogany, ebony
anu rosewood. w lller p opposes t.
uolnniss the concession with negro
rom the islInd OF Maurltus. His
London agent, Jeremigh Lyon. be
assertp, has succeedei 10 Interesting
capitalists 10 back ing the &C lvms.
The au1itor Ia the American
schooner Q mpetitor case, DOuiugo
J- Miguel, has been suspended from
oflirs ~ mouth tor failing to carry
out IN Orier OF the supreme court OF
juslic at MsdriJ.
1t ls Understood that In consequence
Of a cia,m MAIZE by the British oOusu
the supreme court IN MRdri mas issui d
orders that American nnd British eui-
cts shall be tried by the same court
This order is due tU u capture made
unIer the same court.
Admiral n v.rrs. 1t is pnaouu ned,
VIII return to spain on y VEN Jsr 2ni,
on which his Term OF oil - KIP res
~ letter received by Rafael II u.
ricuGZ from his brother, j Jsse, Que
The local IL sirRent Leaders in the
Remedies disluci, exptteses Il glOo ny
view OF tne situation Il nd 81 eak, OF t. q
suaerings OF tho rev 'lutionsts who,
he declares, are without clothing o.
sh oes AMI have a very snor. supply Of
III .at.
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DEMOCRArIU CONVENTION.
senator German controls the organ
izhtiOu.

senator German controls the Organ
izntiOu.
BALTI MORE, July rs -Harmony, o!
the i0-iasnioned knd, prevailed at
the Democratic state convention here
today. and 1t was clearly demonstrated
that United States SENATOR German
still has his hand on the lever that
controls the movements of the organ
iz.tion. The Candidates nominated
by the convention were selected by
HIM, and tho resolution adopted were
OF his inspiration. As chairman OF
tho com inlttee on resolutions, he read
tho platform, and read II in such O way
hs to indicate tnnt he knew 1t alum Ut
without looking atit. AT his suggestion
one OF the Candidates for oOm ptrOller
withdrew when his nomination
SCENE assured, nnd another WAS taken
up by the convention, and a; his re-
quest 10th gold and silver men waived
their convictions for the n0BCe anu
voted to adopt plat iorm that declares
| for BIN etslisp, but Is client Ms to tue
vital question of"Iatio."
The following state ticket was nom-
mated:
For Comptroller-Thomts A. Smith
| OF CaroIiua county.
For Clerk Of Court Of Appsals-J.
Frank Fora OF 81. Mary's county.
The convection assembled NOM
inalIy to select canuidates for comp.
trollcr and clerk OF the court OF appeals,
but actually TO open the campaign that
will decide who shall be the nsxt
United States senator.
Gsorge A. Dsskyne, Just before the
convention assemble I, ip the interest
OF harmony, Withdrew rs candidate
,or Comptroller, AMI State Senator
Thomas A. Smith, the q iTman caDui-
| date, was slated for the uoni nation.
The platform was the subject OF
much consideration among the lead
ors, whose efforts were directed toward
| SECURING a currency plank that Will
prevent breach bstween the gold anu
oliver savooatee.
Colonel Buchanan Schley was ap-
pointed temporary chairman, ami IN
a brief address asserted that the Rs
publican party, having enacted all the
currency laws now on The ttstute
books, was alone responsible for the
present condition o. & II ,irs.
A committee on resolutions was
| elected. Ii was de cided TO refer to this
COMMITTEES oil resolutions prese nted.
A recess was then taken.
After the recess, Senator German,
| chairman Of the COMMITTEES on resUiu.
| afttrward adopted without q eingIe
dissenting voice.
FOR SILVER BUT NOT RADICAL.
The resolutions declare that the
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Mis-. SsJie FisDer, Salem, Idaho,
aged "a years, vas climbing into a
wagon last week when she slipI ed NJ d
iell, brssklng her limb just sbovs the
anklr.
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IIME CARD IN Etr4oT July %. 1871
Trans arrive and depart at SAT- Lake Cit,
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Opposed to Politics.

pETRolT, Mich, July 2s.-Politics
Qolghl cast q nipple OF alscoru over the
alconventiDn 1.-THE United States
que Of Local Building ami Lva d
l119clstionH.
!, ne disturbing element crept la
3lah what was considered an 10.
1'clous reference made Ia President
pms address, In which the presi.
Inferred SHAT the low tariffs and
trade" were decided Injury to
rouslIy's business.
Z fnAiks OF this character did not
well with several delegates OF the
'ociatlc iRlth. They said nothing
II during the dsy sessions, but
Wy ailar the evening session had
10, the following resolution was
ea by Delegate L. Il. Peel OF
fsOlvet, That 1t lie the ssnss OF the
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leaeup that all mattefs feihting to
aiihef religion or politics be eliminated
IN IN consideration, either In debate or
papers which may be read, anu that
the secretary hereby requested not
TO mint apyihIug whatever Of pollti.
cal or ssctnrlan nature a. part of the
proceedings OF this league"
There was warm debate over
motion to refer the resolution to the
com mittee on resolutions. John l..
McG,nnis OF Alton, H., said tins idea
o, bri Lging In ppliiics ought TO be con.
lem ed by every honest man present,
whether he believed in protection or
free trade, gold oollats or si.csileu so.
cent dollars. He protested strongly
in the ma me of the great West. 1t was
wrong for tho highest Office Of the
humblcst member TO bring politics
into the Co veDtion,
An amendment was offered to send
the fesoiuiiDp to tue c0mmittee with
Instructions to report the same at ouce,
but this was strongly opposeI.
A resolution WAS offered by Judge
Seymour Dexter VI KENTUCKY to tably
the resolution amt the pending motiOus
thereon.
Debate ensueJ, In which the intro.
duc,ion of political seutimeGts into
pspers read before the league war
roandly condemned.
|. n. g. BhuDway OF Tailorvllle, H.,
VINO mad advocated the RESOLUTION, cou.
81 nted to lite withdrAwsl II the political
remarks 1t referred tn were con.
sidered as not indorsed by the con,
vention.
Tho suthor OF the resolution ssys
that only yesterday President Brow
came before the Michigan league with
tale Of woe sbrut the lack OF legisla-
don Tor building associations. Exhibi.
tions OF paItisanship would not aid ia
pr curing favorable legislation Tor tint
association. His object was, without
aiming to hurt any ont'J feelings, TO
nave this sort OF thing eliminated.
President Brow At this point ruled
the discussion and the motion out OF
order. He said lhe secretary Gull
not be properly authorized to Gu out
papers read. He allowed the discus.
sion to continue because he supposed
the resolution was aimed at remarks
that he himself had male.
A motion to table the resolution
then prevailed, ana the discussion
thereon was ordered e1punged from
the recorj, which CLOSED the incide
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uudsmontal primo pl-s OF Dom Icrlcy
have remained unchanged.
"Ihs Democracy OF Maryland, IT
common with the Democracy OF the
UuiJn, believe now, 80 they Away.
hGv. believed, In honest mo ey, the
gold and silver money.Of the COnstitu-
ton, aud the coinage OF both metals,
without Discrimination against either,
intp standard dollars Of fiusl pay
auu rede ptiOn.
1--WE note with satisfaction that the
demand OF more tnau Six ana one-hsl
millions OF Democratic vOttrs, ex,
pressed ut the polls last November, has
compelled President hcklnIey aud b
Republican Congress to urge upon the
European powsrs, thr4 the me.
Ulum Of duly appointed commissloD,
the necessity Tor an international con
ference to arrange the terms OF the bi.
metallic system, II der the operation
o! which both gold aud silver snail be
Ut GU ant rtclgui ga as IN iney vi ii Gal
re1em ption.
"Ihe suffering OF the masses, the
honest toilett, and the bone anu sinew.
the brain a.d courage and man.
hood OF the land hsvs met VITA
the , sYmiatby o. the Democracy,
and the protest OF Out great parry
50 LOU nuy voiced IN last
yenf's tctiOns, has forced the
Rel uulicSu party, despite It's arrogance
and reckiessntss,t TO rec lgnizo the needs
OF an aroused ana patri tic pc pie.
AND while many Dsm- Gratis have mo-
approved al the expressions Of their
parry In national convention, bimelal.
lam Will eurely come. 1t may come
through the Instfumenialilies set iH
IN tim by the present aJmii istrRtiOn,
though in uuth inspired by the IL =
trepiu action OF the Democratic vOleIs,
but IL VIII come, and the prosperity
aud heppiness whlcn follow IA its
tIaln viii be due to the coursge, IN
uEunted huelity and Intelligent
patriotism OF thr Democracy"
Tue platform denounces the DlDpl.y
taritl law, wnich IL declares Is a IN IRE
odious measure THAI the Nick inley
act oil 1890, AMI II Is nsssrteu mat it
VIII be- more signaily condeuned III
1898 than was the NJ klnley act n
1892.
A demand 10 male that tho u nited
States take euca action az Will amtlllT-
ate the atrocities now belog commiGied
IN GUS, snd ~ iully prJlec. every
AmefIcad cltiEsn there Ia tue enjoy
ment OF MS NE AMI properly.
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CORRUPTION or OFFICERS.
Charges Made Against New York
Policemen

tnarEes Meuo Against New York
Policemen.
New York, July rs. - President
Moss AZ today . meeting of the police
comm isslon mere, msde lengthy stale.
ment In reply ~ Col. Grant's IesViu-
ton OF lsst week relating TO the cup.
preston OF diso derry houses, In whic
he severely criticized Col. Grant, emo
charged tina; the adoption OF his rtso.
Iutions would be hailed with delig ht b !
Jishonest cilizeus. New "tenuerloin,b
would spriog up. and otrfuption wpu d
spread through the Guros. Ptes.d
Moses further slated tina ne hale r
evideuce that the policemen VT
lovying blaokmail Tor their .uperioI
Ulcers on unfortunate women aud
Utaer law DIesksrs, and that SINE OF
tue finest residences uittrIcta were
rapidly being transf0rmsd into" ender.
ioirs' through the cOrrupaOD Vi Tue
captains.
Colonel Grants resolution was lost.
Ths colonel intimsled after the vo.,
that he would Ge member OF IN.
board only long enough TO have them
accept his resignation.
Tine resolution speCifi sally con-
demnot Tue course heretofore followed
by the poles in procuring evidence
against the keepers OF dieotderIy
houses, OF entering svi.eGcs in ths
redords OF patroDs Auu also Of accos,.
Ing women upon the streets who We Re
suspected oil soliciting meu.
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customs ofrioEns FOR ALAsKA.
Ehc q anRdinn Government sr-ds
IIeysnue Collectors.

Itev9nue Collectors.
OITAwA,O At, July 25.-At the meet.
ing 0, lne ministers last evening Nj II.
lister Patterson was authorized 10 send
Two more customs 0iliCsrs to the A las
kan boundary by he lslaDIer, winch
sale Tor tho nOrtu tOnJrfUw. Dhs
UfllcsIe will bs taRen from the VIC.
to1is custom house q I'D Will bs bcGJn-
panied toy u couple OF provincial police.
phey VIII open s,atiops, as oulpOsts OF
Victoria, beyUnI the head of Lynn.
canal, whicn lie in disputed territory
and al present 10 tue U1ilel States
possessio ,and AT Lake Tugisn. There
isa collec or Mt Fort Cuiahy, oniy
fifty miles Irom Dawson CITY, anu
these arrangement, backed up by "a
strong force oil polics, are cOnsidefo1
aunt pie for the protection OF Revenue
Just now.
TIE greatest question OF all is one o.
communication. II IL reported that &
pack trail exists Tor twenty OF the
eighty miles which separates the coast
iro IN the ifst posi- 10 be established nj
sixty degrees OF latitude in undispuleJ
Brush territory. II 30 narrow
gauge railway Ca" be built where there
Ia rack trail. The cost woull not be
twice q day over the mountains facing
the coast Tremendous obstacle wJulI
be overcome, oecause in winter IL l.
impossiDis to cr0ss the mountains ex'
cept at the FISK OF iie, and TO De
caught 10 u storm would be fatal. The
mounted police iofce viii be Increased
from 20 to 100. Thomas FaUcst
will be continued as gold commissions
or anu the regulations already adopted
| amended.
A strong customs and police post
will bs established just north OF the
BrltlBn Columbia uounuary Beyond
toe head of the Lynn cIuai, at sixty
degrees OF latitude. Estimates will
Also be- obtained OF the Gust OF builiing
"a wagon road sDG OF IA narrOw-gaus &c
railroad 10 this post in the mountains,
uiptenee OF seventy or eighty miles,
about forty OF which Is over
mOuntains. This post, which will
DC wbero the Chlicoot anu White
pss'es converge, Will command
thu southern entrances TO the whole
territory. Mounted polics posts Will
be- established here At distances Of
fifty mica apart up to Fort Seikirk.
These VIII be used to open up winter
| r0au, over which mDutnly mails will
be sent by dog trains.
il possible n telegraph line will be
constructed over the mountains from
the heal Of the Lynn canal TO tns Hrs,
post. The C jnsept OF tue authorities OF
the United States will be asked IN alp.
lomatic correspo ndenos to u modus
vivendi under which Canada will
have the right OF way over the dispu.-
ed territory from Lynn canal to the
frst mounted police post.
No difficulty IL anticipated In secur-
ing the right OF way through the
liiIie piece OF disputel territory, which
the roads ami telegraph line woulu
have to cross to reach the hoad OF
Lynn caaal, although tina. territory Is
DOW In Unltsd STATES possession.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadviile, Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Denver.