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CATHOLICS ARr ASNious.
Pear that the sway OF N. Monks In IN"
philippine. Must ccase.

Now York. Aus. IA dispatch 20
ths world from Malrid says.
Powerful Influences are being
brought 90 b,ar asaln IN The govern
msut in the intr.rts VI mluasue Or
isra In The Philippines, whose fate cN-
cl.es much apprehension In church cir.
Giles and az The vatlcun. The paph
nuncio yisl.ld Premier SlEaHin today
10 the name ~ the pope O. plead The
cause OF the monks and Ieaul;a, who
have suffered slrrIy IN person and
properly In the pass and present inHur-
fUHtlnns.
THE nunclo displayed the most anxi-
sty o. know " thu government could
r.vU aHruranco that the standing and
ih property ~ the rallgilus orders viii
3 boz rtHrsctcd AFTER peace u restored and
I or,ier 10 re-esiabiished.
] pnamlOt HagaHtA promised that the
! authorities shall give protection 90 the
orders wherever spanish rNiic atlll pre-
walls In the Pacific archipelago. but Ne
| could DO n1ihinr on tho island 81 Luz
l gHn, which "a new 10 the possession u
Co., inslrgtnts and the Americans.
Beyond thla The premier would only
gIte 0vBf.vH answers. H. told The
unncil shat II me American govern
mont tsscuts % she terms ~ the Span
mixed commission Will meet soon 90
settle an Philippine questions and
therefore she Madrid government must
/ await The results Of the hhlrs ~ that
Z commission before @ can reply fully 10
/ he query by tho vatican.
] Thr Madrid pnu believes that Il
I viii $50 hard with The monks. as Il il
! an open secret that both the natives
anu ihc Americana contemplate nut.
I NaF an end tu ihrlr sway Leo ihe Span
10 Pacific plEarHsluua
| Tho cause of thc religious orders IL
| warmly vHpluHHd noe only hy the
| DifllHis nnd the ultrambntnulr hut hy
'hr conservatives. Their noWsptpsrs
tly ihe vatican VIII appeal 20 the Eu-
| i.pehn powers ana negotiate direct ga
fhr matter with the American govern
| inrut through American Catholic pre-
| lllss ana politicians.
Indly'a newspapers report that some
uh'ahlneas, oven alarm, prevails about
| ihe manner In which Precedent McKln-
| 10y VIII View thn latest Sptnlsh notr.
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Ncwhavcn. Conn. Aug. 1.-THE Ma
t'oull Retail butchers association
concluded two days convention n
thiH eliy last night. Apart from the
election of officers the chief business
was the establishment OF eastern AVID
western associations The eastern asso-
citation EuCH west Co AMI Including ono
and the southern states on that line.
AI the rest OF the country viii b. In
cludCd IN the western division.
The western VrranlzDd with the elcc-
ton OF she following officers:
President Nicholas t.nu. burlington.
iowa: vice president Alex Mayer.
omaha Ncb.: and John Kurn. wheel
Ing. W. Va. ro9rci1fv Frank Snnuf.
frr. cedar Rapids. Iowa! treasurer
John ~. srhnnrld. 49, Louis. trustees,
w a. rugIrd seattle Washington,
4. Mann. Dubuque. Iowa, ~ J. Web
bef. H. Louis.
The ncNt meeting win be- held IN ~,
Louis, the second Tuesday of August
noNt
WIN. O. Wagner ~ Nnw York was
elected president NJ the National nsso.
ciatlon and SECRETARY " tho western
and eastern ORGANIZATIONS constituted
the remainder of The board. John Soho.
ncld " st. Louis was chosen National
organizer
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omaha, Aug. ia special from
peHdwood = H. 10 the Bee says;
Three men dead ana woman dy.
lng Il the net result NJ shooting array
- Central city this morning Judge
y. r. Glddlnga. ia shannon aud jack
Wear arr the men ana Mrs ia. shan
non u the woman. shannon had a
boarding house AZ Terry and one az
Central city. he stayed at nights AZ
rrtry. leaving his wife % look after
the other place, A. $3.50 shannon re-
turned 10 Central city, and rouscd
Judge Giddlngh Just what happened
IN the office no one know. but the two
men suddenly burst into the street en-
rlEvd IN a struggle. shannon had a
revolver Jack Wear tried 10 separate
thUm ana was shot through tho body
dying instantly shannon then shot
Giddngs through the head. killing
him. lie went 10 hla wlfo's bedroom
and beat her about the head with his
| revolver until be- thought he had Killed
her and then with fresh revolver
shot himself
The woman Il stlll alive, but cannot
recover Al the parties are wcll-to-do
Giddlngs has had many political offices
Intimacy between Glddings and Mrs.
shannon Is given az the cause u the
tragedy.
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Washington. Aug li-F0ur skilled
employees NJ the p1atnnlcr department
whose thorough knowledge u an
branches ~ the postal service has
caused their selection. win sail ON the
Yale from New York Tor Santiago
where they viii augment the force now
controlling tho military postal service
there The men are n, y. X Muschrck
ana Hugo r. ilIl0mnu ~ New York.
stephen O. Bridge NJ baltimore aud r.
*. Mnckey IT, 0f Washington. Five
other employees have been notified o.
hold themselves In readiness 90 70 next
week TO points In our new military SER
vice W the department shall direct.
Harrison o. Soils NJ buffalo. Lewis !.
Robinson ~ Appleton. wis ]. N.
Weber Of l0ston W. u. clifford ~
litisncld, Mass, and N, 49, Lemlcke
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New York. Aug, 1.-THE auxiliary
cruiser Yale wl,h tho Eighth Illinois
volunteers and number Of nurses an
board sailed for Santiago this after
noon.
when the Yale sailed number OF
volunteers were left behind They had
run the guard 90 get drinks at var
inuH saloons and aid not reach the
American line pier until after the vas.
gel LEFT several officers were amuug
those left behind
After the Yale had started for SantI-
ago six sick ana wounded memhsra of
the Eighth Illinois were found hy ihH
police on pier No. 10, North river
They were removed Ia the Hudson
Street hospital for medical and surgical
treatment. one OF the wounded men
was hurt by falling from thc train
ara the others had been injured ln
Camp Tanner Thay are; Zoo. walls
Chicago, confusion " left thigh; ChiE
Amrboso, Chicago, knee-oap broken.
The sick soldiers ara;
Samuel Read ~ Saginaw, Mich.
acute rheumatism, Lawson Baker
Chicago. malaria; James @. walter
Ncwhurg. lad. rheumatism. j. NJ
Baker, Chicago, gastrltls.
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Springfield, Mo-, Aus. ii.-When the
Democratic state convention reaasom-
hled today candidates for the position
NJ state superintendent OF pulaIc In
structlon were put in nomination. Tho
names presented were those Of Joseph
Darlington OF Springfield, ANA Prof.
Spencer Of Marshall.
llefore tho roll call was completed
Carrlngton's nomination was made
unanimous, Then began what prumlnsd
to be o long contest between the four
teon candidates for railroad commits
sioner, II WINS moved that the rules
he suspended ana the onuntlea called
for the naming of candidates without
nominating speeches
The motion created considerable ON.
position but II was declared carried by
the chairman.
a roll cali on the motion wns do
manded ANA II resulted In a determine
ton 10 hear all the NOMINATING
speeches.
Candidates for state railroad ram
missioner We're placed In nomina ian
as follows; VIM, MoCully. Nsern'
Zen ~ Bourne, scotland county, Jau"s
H. Geany, Carroll county; Geo. w.
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iHlr u1y 1Hl Ambassador C1mbon. was
..I H WIN no" ."I..".|'I IIuN Doe.
.Hi i 800 l. U.H.. lUi U.luH Iu
'Hi' IH' HUHl Go many q. lays
IWN IH Nun iuu. fHfr. ..uH. .i could
.lrU.s hHt. beau place Boo ha hands
N M.IrIi 1uiHHrfi.1 HHfuf. r.Hi
."lIN allowing fH- tn. dInUuuU. lu
amH Do. pv..u Washington lud MHdri.t
li any uu. uhls. Ht the cImuiI.n
could Influence no spanish Government
tl speedy action loo IlU communion ~
tlIH protocol. If would Doe the attitude
OF th' tunluH under Gum.l DO tho
northern part 20 Santiago province. IuHt
nui"i. N the line marking the territory
conceded io thD United ststca len r0ntt
surrender
m. officials hero have known that lh,
spanish rlrfIH1nH in tiuiruin ans Ia
Some w III smaller towns on the north
culft and interior were iu deaportfs
straits f1r food aud war supplies. ana
hii run.rfi an enormous percentage
"I ln.a irlm disease, ana hld nos our
Own inft'H under Shlfior been rherted
ln ihDr operation by the epidemic ~
.. N'r strong column would have hsrn
lnlnMh 1ui Oh TIE nutthwHrl aud have
f1reUt surrender Uf 900 those afatfrred
attachments uf Fplu|.b troops.
NuW, however ihU tuhfuH under 90.
nl.a apparently hlNo determined @,
th.a movement. ana It D. reported have
trrlupUl several small towns pynrn,ted
tN thr spln.nh and are pressing AZ tn~
doors ~ il1lguin
Tho m1uHr hlH F'vcn some concern
% OUT military commanders. AZ this
gunrt. N HuucrarfuL may result .n .tov
bringing our ElyorumUnt 10 pass
Whrrr To must nui ltT0lf obliged 10
M''fnlEr mo government oct up br
N1mft In DIE march. or COME win ap
op.n iHau0 with thr Insurgents and for
hil thHm from conducting their upsra.
lions, except whore sanctioned by the
managers M our own campaign.
A. in che case 40 Manila. =, q Ia
believed 1t llolguln, tho spanish com.
WHndUr would much prefer tn Htrrauder
u Obliged 90 surrender 40 an. 10 the
United atli"H authorities Hnd NOT tn Inc
| tuhauf There arc political reasons why
| ihr spanish government should Impress
| tltH course upon o. military command.
/ 'ts, seeking au it has done Go Induce
/ tn United states Co assume sovereign
/ IS over cuba. Instead of erecting "A Cu.
ban government Therefore this cundi-
! ton 40 liolFuin. II known 10 nlanco.
may Induce him 10 take steps 20 sur
/ uui'r thr place Co any authorized
! American nfhcCr % Do lntlmntrd that
] ihr HuffrudUfH on this basis would not
] crIHU 90 lluiruin, and iho rumur whs
| HNHli today mat Havana itself has SUR
| rendered, hut ihlH called of confirmation
/ 90 hll points where such news naturui-
ly would ind Iia way
if these conditions HrH known 10 The
spanish government lt Madrid. ihr fnct
I Wnf have lu Important hanriur Ia
'irn.nE ihr action W the SaFaata
ministry upuu tho pending proposition
| nom 90 United tNltrH government
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New York. Aug. ii.-C1i RooHevelrs
rough RIDER. known a. the First q. =.
volunteer cavalry. arrived loo Jersey
CITY last night on their way 10 the
camp W recupcritlpn nc Moutnuk. l..
/. The troops number about 600 ana ara
commanded by Major Geo. Dunn. They
consist " Troops 9. ". n. and y. and
squads " trunpa T., y, ana q, The
nrHt section was commanded BY Cap
tain George ~ Currry It, said that
the truops under Major Dunn's COM.
maud had never been In Cubs. Flight
troops ~ the regiment went g. SAN
tlaFn. h. said. but were Obliged Oh
leave their horses b hind The four full
troops. g, ". r. md - and squads II
troops 4, y. and q. were lon az Tam
% 10 raurd and care Tor the horses
IofrW ~ uau F'ia MsI y aioM oiauI
punu's command. but thry were able
10 travel and not moro than dozen werl
lrft behind at the hospital. Each s-c,
ton nH Il arrived was taken 10 Iny
Ridge on ferry boats. ~ hay RidFs
they were sent IN u special train over
the Long Island railroad.
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ronrmyINo A0AiN.r omnAtr,n



Nov York. Aug IA dispatch Go Che
Tribune from Gibraltar suyH lIpHfia
circulated ty the Spanish 1uth|uuea
o. TnrInn 'o tlo ,nert that th' troops
had been scut buck num Cu11nrr' ava
adjacent posts to Ais elDH Whence
thly were being drafted 'o th"r h0.',s.
are without foundation. un The DIr-
tiary. measures flr defense actively
continue. and che 900 men who surrl-
son the line OF forts from sam Nuyue
Co Carbonrr1 and Ouadalmiun have iuat
been reinforced uy 900 gutltU regiment
OF mountain artillery. with forty GUNS.
and utn cnc1mprd un thH heights OF
san Rogue.
Thc armament of those batteries i've
Gently cumnlrtUd &c puntv CufuUru, ct
SAN Garcia Tower ana uu taU lHir W
Nrrtr consist fbr each battery uf four
quick nfn OriouDz guns uf uftUuu rrus
timrtcfa cullbrr and two twynty-fUur
ceutimotor ctIibHr ordunr4 guns tive ty-
uVe or thlty riuH of aWpil.r ualiivr.
but also ~ the Orionez pattern arr in
barFrH near en-. water batteries nppnr-
entity waiting TO ho placed in position.
To "a military observer Il iH perfectly
evident that tho fUri.ncatiuna recently
[ completed hy che Spanish engineer ut-
nUin ana now receiving their armu.
myntH nru UHpHUIully directed against
amy unHrHlt. movement from Glhrl's
[ tar. The spanish government % thus
not only tnk.uf fiUuH precautions
Z against any possible Anglo American
combination near Gibraltar. but lH
ptuutinr ty thu last iHys of tho Anieti-
l can war 10 nuirh The formidable un, 90
works confronting Gibraltar. which.
I 10 done in ordinary time uf peace. might
/ be Interpreted ua menace 90 England
| and caurH demands Tor explanation.
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srASiARDs oiiJEcr To roRAi-
DoNot Want ~. Troop. Landed In rhr,l
Vicinity.


Vicinity.
New York. AUG IA dispatch 90 tho
Tribune from Cufunua, Ma iitndayc.
says.
Great disqualification prevails here az
Nlgo and slri.uirr that thrHy points
should have been selected Tor lh1 Hnni-
tary camps 90 relieve Gen TuralH
army Exaggerated reports ~ yellow
fever ana other diseases that the troops
arc llkIy 90 hfluE with them have
caused almost "a panic AMONG the lg-
nurant people.
The f0t " Cprunna r.maina ahso-
lutely defcuheleaa, aud at Nlgu there are
only two EunbuHtH. the iill'uu and The
iIbhluu al The commercial towns ~
the CauiahriIu coast are completely at
tha mercy ~ any hostile cruiser. Tor not
oven turp does or submarine mines have
been laid
Tho population " these northwestern
provinces IH absolutely opposed 90 tho
continuation ~ the war under any pre-
text whatever and this o. especially 30
ln m Faae01Ht towns, which would uu-
doubleday surrender ~ Tho very ufHt
airht 0f Hu American ship ln order 90
avoid hHmNHI tu"uL The people loo tho
towns ami boo ihH country have ln hdr.
quAtr supply ui provisions. aud the cost
81 living lU this part NJ spain Is un
drarHr now than before thn war
There iH no Increase m the charges at
country Inns and hotels General llHs
content against the government n
noticeable. hut thr people neither nrrd
leaders nor money 10 assume active
huHt.lliirs
Meanwhile, tho attitude Of tho arm,
lH uualuualy observed Zoe ln ihH popular
belief DO u now ihH army alone WhI' Do
controls the situation.
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wAHNrD A. rpIroH.
tesas Mob order. Hin out Ito Defended
Nrgfo criminal

g. Louis Aus IA special tu the
roHt-nIFp1tgh from DALLAS. Texts.
gaysi
After midnight last riFht a band OF
mounted Wills. mon called at the h lm.
uf Row IS. n lHlaCH, o negro who pub-
fishes 90 lupiIH. State ana lru A
nuiIa0 Mat uo must mot any longer re-
.Iin Too Dallas nr print III Newspaper
%. lHHlrH was out az ihr city. The
mon ih.u rliU Iu o. The church In
which lalHHs preached near hy the
home, uul ridlfd The doors and vim
duNH with bullets.
LlTi Saturdays Issue ~ the naptist
State drf.ul.d Joe Malone. thr negro
WIN 10 lH alleged. H fw wrskA ago.
raped Mrs Fr.iDnck Stern. an asri
white woman, and the deminHtratl1n
of tue whiieolpprt was due o. ihli
act
Malone, who win o. hinF.i ga sep.
trmlUr 2, IH in JAN here
Afitr tht dUWInHimtllu 40 Iflars's
house, q telephone ngaHlRr wac aant
Go Tho ahrr.r. saying the mob Wa
marching uu the county San 90 Fst
Malone ana hneh him. This was
found afterwards 90 bo untrue. but the
HhHUu made ample preparations To-
protect hIH prisoner
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INprAN A0rST ~ urAm.
Howell y. Myton Of indiana Gets the job
other Appointments.

Warrington. Aug. 1.-THE President
TO-DAY made the following appoint
mputa;
Trgarury To be- surgeons NJ the ma
rlur horpIthi service; Joseph ~. white.
stephen -. brooks. Eugene WnHdln,
Arthur n. Glunmnn. Cyrus 7, Beck
ham.
lnterior-To be- agents Tor lnii1na'
Navajo agency In New M,Alco' ll"",u
H. Mytnn. of Iowa, Tor the ,llyAdt
T.. Mytun, u Indiana, Tor the Ulniah
ana ouray agency IN Utah. Nathan y.
Johnson. " souht Dakota, for thg San
CifIua agency ln Arizona: Henry J.. u.
picfman. " South Dakutl, for the Sis
aatuu agency la south Dakota,
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|IRO NIGHT IN PORTO RICO
,,,.,,, ,ihrs Lighthouse Guarded BY 10 Americans
Assault Came Before Daylight
a.. ro,n pown-25O Marines Were landed and
fa' rag w., p.oulsed with Loss Of 100 Killed
VIC General Scbwaa Defeats 1900 Spanlard''

i,,nbl, growing out Of the cerrlti m lif.
A r,iil,aam was received at the
plrimcnt uday from Rome saying ~.
mi Of regard Tor the United states %.
f,'ii., rnvrrrmeut had telegraph. q
Admiral Cnndluani at CarthaE'n1. g..
innbia. 10 give the Colombian govern
mont right month"; time lh Whieh io
rrttIe with CcrrutfH cfcdltyr' uni.
10 terms OF President Cl.yghndf
award.
While Colombia has not yot been
bstrd FROM In acceptance NJ thiH propo'
9Iti1n. Ii h. not doubted hero that II
will be accepted,
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Atlanta, Ca. Aus il-Thros enlisted
men dI'i today ~ typhoid fryer mi
thF general hospital ne MrPhprfon.
which makes ten deaths from mis- dls.
ease boz sixty hours rldiy'a dead arg,
Private ~. l.. Miller. Company A.
Fourth Pennsylvania volunteers
Private robert Waugh. Company NJ.
Nineteenth Infantry
rr.vai. Daniel Fisher, Troop A.
Second u. D. cavalry.
They were buried today In the ma
tlUnil cemetery Ht Marietta, Ca, whore
900 dead from this disease viii be- In
TERED ln the future.
Fny uf the 400 cases OF typholl
FOYER under treatment are m H serious
condition. Second Llaut. Cook of che
Thirty HHcund Michigan Nu'uutrDrF.
who has been suffering from typhoid, ~
out of danger
ENtu sanitary precautions 60 guard
against Infection among the troops ut
tho post huF. h."n ordered hy Major
Uubb. the commanding officer
ThH reservation hIa been divided
Into seven sections, ana each section
hlH been placed under junior officer
who win be- h.ll responsible FOR Ia
condition. An Inspection NJ Zach Of tho
sections Will Do made twice
remaining az Mrph0rrln viii Dc re-
moved 10 now camps l8 soon as pls-
shla. Eighteen hundred are now az
Clmp Inhspn, near Llth.a Springs.
Two thousand win Doe sent 30 Pearl
gpUurH near N0Wmln Co., ana tho
dtplriurt Uf several hundred 20 Mon
tluI, ]. l.. lu day nr two win clear
mo reservation uf men and minimize
ne danger uf Infection,
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London. Aug. 1.-THE Daily Man
saws thls morning. w" understand
fbsf III. o. u.I.llHig.In contract sIr
no confirmation uf the Peklu-iian-
K4g rlIlW4y has been ratified by the
Tmng l.. Yamgu and actually hlsned'
s,,,nden. ID l. Times telegraph
Vgs'inrsllv. says 90. contract I4 stlll
.uprttla.i. hlt enc belgium minister "a
mr. .Inr Tor an Imperial rcserlpl d.
rertInr rltInwu1n, ana that Engnnh
rbouid ,ndaayur So dgly ine railiieAF
don nnaIl these Objectionable clauses
In favor % Russia aro renewed
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ST. Petersburg. Aug lit IL am
ro,need bcre that. IN view N tho sue.
cess which has attended the use ot
dynamite guns In cuba. the minister
vi marine proposes 60 put such weapon,
un four Russian shlpa Their use VIII
De- extended II they turn out to be sat-
IFfHctury
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SIGNATURES NOT EXPECTED TO-
DAY

Warrington. Aug. ii,-Lli'le expcc-
tfIIu b entertained today ur AullnH
anssrr r.ffrI.Us ihr peace protocol
Tp DO % O'Clock today th.fH Wrrf no
Important peace d.NDlupm uiH lt thr
white IHuH. and OBJ lui|HltIn1 Of
lmmslIug, further progress loo Doc Hii-
uatIHn. Secretary Algfr ANA Attorney
General grrr had brio. r1ufHrUur"
with Hs rrH d.rl during .hH morning.
gf which theru was % fun discussion ~
Coo proposed government Ii Porto
UIrs. While fhr conference was Iu
prHrrHs. 10 tHlHrlm of Instructions 'ur
thr Eu.IIuHs ul Gru, Miles lu HullTH'r
Irr br.u uul other dues Iu Porto
Rico W4s sent after approval hy tho
President Tine new dulles VIII hf
am'iHr iU general outline 90 those put
boo force uTelm.uIr.ly uf StntlaF1, a
regular tlr|u schedule Cor Porto Rico
WIl uH prepared soon,
Secretary Alggr smiled AZ th0 Boston
report shat lIHnrl already had rur-
rendered. ana said that was the Arse
Ono President 900 hr had heard ~ lL
Hy uifl took occasion o. dDuy reports
that uuy ord o. had been iuurl 90
commanders lu the 1eld co. rrH. on their
arms pending thf signing % The prutl-
col,
Secretary AlFer was asked n 10 was
not within ihe range ~ possibility .n
thF pyrns thnt Precautionary words
were nor sent 30 Manila and other Zoe
mote points Tint an important engage
mont might cake place after the H.ru-
.HF NJ ihr protocol. liD HIId that 10
VI barely possible such thing mlghg
UH.Ir
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Rome. Aug. ii,-Dr Lnpponl ana
all The vatican authorities CONFIRM the
statement that the pupe'H illness u
slight The doctor ana not stay the
night no the vatican, Tho plntlr shows
symptoms 0f gastric Inflammation,
but he partook Of nourlshment last
evening ana was In excellent Hpirlta.
He rose this morning at $3.50 and rele-
DRAFTED mass, Dr. Llpponl visited the
pope 1T s o'clock this morning.
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rr,r,. nav county; judge James
~, 'is1t csidwou county. Jos. w Nor
,.. ~ tson county. walter g. Brcn-
w '" ttS.ry county. Jos u. Herring
,55 s.deia: II. =. Beck ron, county
"a. Tom King GALWAY county -, j., a.
Flrrty. Macon; q. J.. MuhsG.i' N'''i'
p Ia, t,,,,re. Dunklin c1uutv' Dr. ".
5,,,'ib T.,wrence county; DR. q. w.
Harrison. Newton county ,.,..
Al ihe conclusion N me nominating
fiis,rh9s recess was tax n.
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N. CANNON Will uE AUTHOR
IIEn

London. Aur. ii.-All che alv.'rs re-
r,Ivad hlrc throughout Goo dlT from
Madrid chow th. Uitf. Hp 100 liH tff
certain thti 49, CImh1u, lf irnCh
amhlaalilr uf WHHhInT.u.. VIII Gee
r.Iyr authority fh|f afternoon loo rlHn
che protocol fnlr sIai RAYS f.''.
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