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ton. which we're wrecked. Representative
Mcclellan OF New York introduced joint
resolution appropriatihg $4,000 for this
purpose The resolution reads
Resolved. by the senate and the house.
that the secretary OF the navy be AM is
hereby directed to pay out of any money
In the treasury not otherwise provided q
heirs or representatives OF each Of the crew
and officers OF the Maine, who persisted
In the disaster at Havana, February -,
1898. and the sum of $4,000 or so much
thereof as may be necessary Is appropri-
ated to Garry out the provisions OF this sct.
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NOTHING NEW IN WASHINGTON.
M Official News liz Expected Untii
saturday,

Washington, February i5.--This even
ing in Washington was absolutely devoid
of interest so far as official circles were
concerned. At the White House there was
not a single visitor except those in search
OF news. which did not arrive.
The navy department received but one
dispatch. a message from Captain sissbec.
announcing the funeral OF the victims in
.eayana, 1t was said at the navy depart
ntnt that no news was expected before
Saturday, when some results begin to APP
poar as a result of the court of INQUIRY at
Havana. and meanwhile the officials seen,
we'll content to walt and get ii modicum
of sleep. which has been a luxury for many
of them since the trst bulletin announcing
the disaster Tuesday night.
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SPAIN HAS BEEN THANKED.

Administration Expresses Apprccin-
ton of Services.
Madrid, February 17.-0rders have been
issued to Captain Peral to open an in
quiry into the cause of the disaster to
the Maine
The government has received a cable
gram from Washington government thank
Ing Spain for the assistance rendered by
the Spanish authorities at Havana after
the disaster
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THE TEXAS SITUATION.
An Agreement HasFinally Been Reacne
tween Green and Grant.

a
hotel Mark Hanna cb'h -
Major DICK y w
T. ae1c OF onio
,ance lasted hours republican "a
which practically settles hu
ca republican factions Oh ~
OF the regular
Texsand OF the state communities
correspondent has an aions
before OF could be reacnea i uli
1 low the State
mot be between Grant anu 'A
the chairman OF ipe
anu both sides OF inc s''s
,sd setting fairly and that MS decision ~
80 he accepted fna VIII take pae A $50 = 9
W." ~ ~ astrbuon will begin at once
~ .nd,aates for discussed tonight but TINS p
matters ana 'hAl ine 'o
punished anent THIS epupn'an
gentleman present A. 'n' ~
.ha-store absolutely
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BELIEVED ALL ARE LOST.
Loss Of the Alaskan Steamer Clara
Nevada Confirmed.
FIFTY PEOPLE WERE ABOARD OF HER
No TidipEr Received 10 show That
Any OF Them ARE Vow Among
the Living.

Naniamo, -. c., February IA special
from Juneau. Alaska, dated February IL.
confirms the news OF the loss OF the steam
or Clara Nevada The cause OF the dis
aster was doubtless the explosion OF her
boilers or the fifty people on board mono
are beloved to have been saved. The wreck
was discovered by Customs Inspector Mar
queham at Juneau. who ordered the RUS
der 10 the scene in Lynn canal, where Q
burning vessel had been seen.
Wreckagc bearing the name Of the III
bated vessel was found, but there was
nothing to show the identity OF any OF the
passengers. Tho Clara Nevada was tramp
steamer and as she was plying between
the United States ports she did not Tile
her passenger list at the customs house.
Those whom she had aboard had been
hurrledly picked up at skoguay. being at
tractcd by the cut which she made IN
rates. 1t is thought she carried about
twenty passengers, OF whom two or three
were women. Several were bound for Ju-
neau and the balance for Seattle Frank
whitney OF Cripple Creek, Col, was KNOWN
to be one Of the unfortunates.
ONLY SURVIVING PlAssExGrR.
lie Tells Of the Loss Of the Flachsi.
ImnossibIe 10 save Women.
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GOV. STONE INTERVIEWER.
Opposed to nm Anal a mntion Of All
silver Parties.

san Antonio, February i7,-Ex-GovernoI
VIM. j. Stone OF Missouri arrived here
this morning en- route to Mexico. When
asked about the recently published state
ments that he would be candidate toI
the democratic nomination for president
he denied II most emphatieally He sale
he was opposed to the plan OF amnigamat
ing all the silver forces into yiriuaii3
new party. He fayors maintaining the ~,
tegrity of the democratic party, put woulu
soon invite corporation OF all friends oil
silver ON The basis proposed by Senator
Stewart recently.
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MINNESOTA POPULIsTs.
Conference WINS Defeat for the
Midtlle-of- TIL e. II 0aders.

Minneapolis February little populist
conference here has come to an end with a
victory for tho fusion forces, The State
vention in April, found themselves 80 much
in the minority that they made no strug-
gle. They will make an effort to control
the convention, however
Senator Butler in his speech at the mass
meeting took a shot at the administration.
Some one called out: How about the
Manner
He replied. pointing his finger solemnly
at the interrupter II don't know how
about it, but II we had truly American
administration l know we would know
tibout 1t soon"
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Admiral scIfridgc Mum.

New York. February l7.--Rear Admiral
Thomas Selfridge, retired. was salon pas
senger on the steamer Fulda. which ar
rived this morning from Genoa. Admiral
Selfridge left the flagship San Francisco
Mt Genoa Admiral Selfridge first heard
of the loss of the battleship Maine at quar-
antine. He was greatly shocked and
erieved uron learning the terrible disaster
TO the United States navy and the great
loss OF life. He declined. however. 10 ex-
press an opinion ms to the cause.
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SPANS Nnw MlNrsrER.
tas Secretary OF the Washington
Legation and Speaks English.

VAS Secretary of the Washington
Legation and Speaks English.
Washington. February 1.-THE follow
ing dispatch announcing the appointment
of II minister from Spain was received at
the state department today:
Secretary Sherman.
Madrid February II. Have Just received
official communication from Spanish min
lister of foreign affairs that queen regent
has today signed decree appointing Senior
Polo de Bernabe minister of Spain to the
United States. Woodtord-
Secretary Sherman.
Madrid February 17.--He is son OF Ad-
miral Polo. formerly minister; is chief of
the commercial bureau IN Spanish state de-
partment; speaks English and is familiar
with commercial affairs; was secretary of
legation at Washington when his father
was minister. Woodford
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his daughter and niece have written q
number of letters for the wounded men.
Commander Forsythe early this morning
issued a complete outfit of clothing to all
the seamen in need of it, The commander
is constantly in personal charge of every
thing being done for the relief of the
wounded. etc. He is deluged with kilograms
and has many personal matters thrust on
him
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FuxzLIxG FEATURES.

IN shaped Pece Of Cement
m W.. me CITY of Washington.
49, February ia dispatch to
~. from Havana says:
s OF the Maine fail utterly to
h,.,. - me disaster on the theory OF
:. explosion. bu, they also agree
's'peao could have caused the
&. 'ois explosion wrought. Then.
y aapnS Of = large diamond shaped
'as which went 50 high in the
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onIy ono Now Mnn.

Washington. February l7.--The first dis.
patch received from Key West since . a,
m. reached the navy department at 1880 D.
III. today. II Is as follows;
Key West.-The draft that was sen,
from New York went to the Detroit
squadron. The only man sent to the Maine
lately was John Hamilton, carpenters mate
"Forsythc''
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TIE NAMES VICTIMS.

Resolution To Give Years Pay to
Heirs of Each of the Men.
Washington, February 17.-it is probable
that the remains of the victims OF the
Maine disaster will be cared for by 'he
government, as were those lost in The sa-
moan disaster several years ago. when NJ
ty-four American officers and sailors were
lost from the Nipsic. Vandalia and Tren-
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sp.in,s GRIND card scheme.

Berlin, February 1.-THE North German
Gazette this evening says II is authorized to
state that the recent report, emanating from
uaar,d that a number o. high spanish ofa-
rers propose to leave their cards at the Ger
man embassy with a view of thus setting on
foot a demonstration against tee tnitea
States. is utterly devoid Of iounosuoh'
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Tanner wrrIikc.

Springfield. H., February H,-Govern'r
Tanner today called on the Legislature to an-
tho,Ize him TO tender to the president OF the
t;nited States the moral and material sup
port OF Illinois TO prevent or punish any az
tempt at a hostile invasion OF our country
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Mant. n Now Mhitc Hnnsc.

Washington, February H--tspeeln')
Senator Quay today introduced bili pro-
vIdlne for the purchase OF a site ana the
erection OF new executive mansio1 10
cost 81 500 600 This Is an attempt to gsi
the occupants Of tho White House out oil
the malarial district here.
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- -
ALABAMA INDIANS.
MIR, Cooper's BiII Asking for Land
for Them.

Washington. February IT, Especial -
Congressman Cooper appeared before me
committee on iriian affairs this morning
and mace an argument In behalf OF his bill
granting to the tribe OF Alabama Indians
In Polk county $4,000 acrcs Of public land
The committee was much interested In his
argument in behalf OF this lost tribn'
and II looks as II he will set favorable
report.
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COLORADO VOLUNTEERS.

Aspen. Colo. February i7--colonel r. u
Drown wired Governor Adams Offering. in
ease OF war vita Spain to furnish dyla-
mite battery composed of 100 miners who nave
mad ions experience In handling high eApio'
siyeB
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CIafhinr for the ncScueh.

Key West, Fla, February 17-com-
mander Wynn. retired, Of the United
States navy, who is living here, has been
indefatigable in caring for the injured aad
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Ennis smalley wns appointed fireman
III the Houston postofflce.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, February IL. --tspecial-l
Fourth class Texas postmasters appointed
today: Frank L.. Compton, firtle. Rusk
county.
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n THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
he sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Fyrup,
for children teethine. u soothes the CHILD
softens the gums, ailays all pain. cures
wind collie and y the best remedy foI
diarrhces.
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Joseph beIieves DreSrHs i"n"ce"'
London. February ia dispatch 70 the
Daily Mail from Vienna says the Emperor
Franeis Joseph. has expressed conviction
that Dreyfus is innocent.
The oasis., 1898-09-17

Colonel Harlow is in receipt of a letter from his partner. MT. John A. Gowan, conveying the intelligence that he expected to sail from San Francisco for Honolulu on the l4th inst As he goes for the sea voyage, wishing to be on the water, in tropi- cal climate as long as possible, Mir. Gowan has engaged passage on sail ing vessel, expecting to be two or three weeks en rOnte. If beneficial tO his health he will return in the same way
 Harlow & Gowar are continuing their improvements in their office building, and as remoddled their offices are remarkable for their finish and general effect The consulting room, and Colunel HarlOw's private office is sumptuOus chamber 30x16 feet, elegantly furnished, large enough to accumulate church synod or county conventions; the secre- tary's room is retired. quiet and con- ducive to speedy dispatch of business; while the front office, with it's elegant appointments, big vault, etc., sug- gests the interior of a Wall street financial office
 MT. Richard FIelscher dropped into THE OASIS office Friday afternoon on business and social chat with THE OASIS man. Dick reports having done good business handling the Dos Ma clones Cigar Co.'S cigars while on his recent trip east The company are turning out d tiue article and Dick is confident that unce public attention is attracted tO the Dos NaciOnes cigar ny skilled advertising the merits of the goods will do Jlie rest and the prOprietors Df the factory will be on velvet. Dick has demonstrated his shrew0nesS as d capable business man in the past by liDeial advert ising and we are pleased rn learn that he still has great confidence in printers ink.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court, Eighteenth Precinct, County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. THE ARIZONA CONNER CAL COMPANY, Plaintiff. .trNt,toNc
  J. B. STORM AN. Defendant
 Action brought in the Justice Court of the Eighteenth Precinct. in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona. IN THE NAME OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA: To !. B. Storman, Defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an action brought against you hy heabove named plaintitf in the Justice Court of the Eighteenth Precinct in and for the County of Plma in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed in said Jus tice Court at Nogales in said County, with in five days, exclusive of the day of service after the service upon you of this summons, if served within this Precinct; but if served without this Precinct. but within the Coun- ty, ten days; if served out of the County, ff- teen days; in all other cases tWe enty days. This action is brought to recover debt of S3O0 lawful money of the United States. alleged to be due to plaintiff from you, ac- cording to plaintiffs complaint. true copy of which is hereto attached. Hereof take notice or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Nogales, this 5th day of September, lS9s
 FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. A true copy. T. F. BRoDRICK, Constable. First publication Sept. 10th, 1898.
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MORALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Aroand the
 Lilac Cities.

Schlitz beer, on tap at J. T. Brick woods.
 nNotarial work without cost at liar low S Gowan's.
 Mir. c. c. Barnes departed Sunday night for Pllares.
 Sunday the Southern Pacific pay car visited Nogales.
 Tuesday Mr. W. c. Gilen of Bisbee, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Tuesday evening MT. J. E. Wilbur came up from the south.
 Monday MT Harry L. Caraway re- turned from Kansas City.
 Tuesday Mir A. May, of La Fran cesa, went to Hermvsillo.
 Sunday MT. L. Lindsay started for the Casas Grandes country.
 For a good, cool glass of Schlitz beer go to J. T. Brickwood's. Last Saturday Mir. W. G. Shelock ItluIucu HUH Dhu AuNtocb. Sunday evening MT. A. Biester re- turned frOn his trip in Sonora. Gunther's choice candies are the very best. At James Mix X Co. Tuesday evening Constable T. F Brodrick returned from Tucson. NIT. and Mrs. Al Ezekiels of Tucson, have been at Nogales this week. If you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow & Gowan. Wednesday Mir R. Ruiz. the Her mosillo banker, was visitor at No gales.
 Last week Mr and Mrs. John w. Began and family returned from San Diego.
 Conductor J. w. Kew, of the Sonora railway, was visiting in Tucson early this week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. $. Murphy have removed from Guaymas and taken residence at Nogales.
 Sunday evening Mrs. E. J. Gibson and her little folks went to El Paso to visit couple of weeks.
 FoR SALE.-A fine toned upright Sohmner piano. Call or address Mrs. smith, Nogales House. If Sunday evening MT. K. Gaxiola of HermOsillo, took the train from No gales to Benson, en route east. Wednesday morning Mr. Richard Flescher, of the Boston Clothing House, returned from Omaha.
 This week Mr. John Maloney brought in a venisOn, gOodly cut from which he presented THE OASIS man.
 Next Monday the Nogales Kinder garten will begin it's new term. Miss Hull will conduct the school another year.
  tuesday MT. A. Redewell Of fhenix, the piano dealer, came in From Bisbee, and was at Nogales a couple of days.
 Sunday morning Mir. w. B. Raw son Of Minas Prietas, returned from California, where he had been month on leave.
 Assessor Levin and wife, of Tucson, are visiting Nogales during the Fiesta. They are the guests of Hon. and Mrs. H. K. Chenoweth.
 MT, o. H. Petitpain is slowly re- covering from his recent illness, and lS dQain a bout ft,1 t1,,e l,o,
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resigned the pOrlblnn oi CuItl CIclh lt the 5. P. office, and has gone east tt take university course.
 Monday morning MT. Jas. F. Oar nall, United States consul at Nogales Sonora. and Mrs. Darnall, returned from their visit in Indiana.
 Mir. W. R. Brown, travelling agent for the Santa Fe railway, and R. W. Curtis, representing the Texas & Pacific railway, were visitors al Nogales.
 Monday evening MT. Ferd Kiel went to California on a months vacation His place in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Of fee at Nogales is temporarily filled by Mir. Jas. Keen.
 Conductor w. J. Murphy has beer running the passenger train on the Sonora railway this week, in tho place of Conductor J. w Kew, who has been quite ill
 At Benson, tomorrow, MT. James Roberts, cashier in the office of tho Southern Pacific Co.,, and Miss Annie Armitage are to be united in the bonds of holy matrimony.
 Next Monday the Nogales public school will begin the new scholar year. The school will be graded. The last teacher appointed was on Friday Of last week.-Mrs. Riggs, from Crit tenden.
 Conductor Homer Prickett, of tho N NJ. & A. railway, writes THI OASIS. under date of September 9th that he is at Mineral Wells, Texas where he has been three week, and very i'll at that time.
 c. Rosenerantz of San Francisco, arrived in Nogales Friday morn ing. He will be associated with MT Behrendt in the new store shortly tC be opened in the building formerl, occupied by THE OASIS.
 Saturday morning Mir Leon Hor viIleur of La Moda, arrived iron Paris, France, and will be at Nogales Hermosillo and Guaymas period or six months or more, attending tn, details of his extensive business.
 WANTED-To work on royalty ol purchase outright, tailing beds, low grade concentrating propositions, ol dumps. Address, wlth full particu lars regarding tonnage, wood anC water, etc, Concentrates, this office
 The republican primary last Satur day went off tremendously, ther, being but one ticket in the field, re ceiying forty straight votes. The delegates elected to the county con vention are II. K. Chenoweth, W. P Harlow, Eb. Williams, ]. T. Brick wood.
 THE OASIS is in receipt of an invi tation to attend grand ball this evening in commemoration of Mexi can national independence. Owing to the absence of the editor it is i'm possible for him to attend, but a re. presentative of the paper will be there.
 L. c. Parker of Los Angeles, wishes to announce to the ladies of Nogales that the new store now being finished will be opened about Oct. 1, with a full line of millinery, hosiery and fancy goods, also dress trimmings. If
 Mrs. Ernestine Gray Lulley, uni versity graduate) will take a limited number of pupils in piano, organ and singing, English, French or Spanish. ID o,sl,noa Cnn,f4a n,on,n eon,nl
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HdlI Ouh R' lO T. T. buNl dulduic. Calle Elias, Nngales. Sonora: fourth door rom Hotel Cazabon Good barber. careful attention.
 Tuesday morning MT E F. Smith died of typhoid fever in Nogales. Deceased was from Minas Prietas, where he had been employed running the air compressor at the Crestun hoist. He came mp from Prietas about two weeks ago. quite ill, and his illness resulted fatally.
 FoR SALE-A magnificent dwelling with three parlor rooms, one dining room. provision room and kitchen, a large wire fenced corral, well with superb water and some fruit and shade trees, to be sold for a reasonable price. For particulars call on or ad- dress Anton Proto, Nogales. Arizona.
 Rev J. H. Heald will give an illus trated lecture at the Congregational church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. He has procured new acetylene gas apparatus to use with his sciopticon. This gives fine white light especial ly adapted to such purposes and will be a great improvement on the oil light formerly used.
 A recent issue of the Los Angeles Times has this: Announcement is made Of the engagement of Robert Horace Gaylord of Pasadena and Miss Elizabeth Marion Emery, formerly of Bay City Michigan. The wedding will occur in November" Miss Emery, it will be recollected, visited at Nogales several months last year.
 Tuesday morning MT A. J. King, Colonel Garcia and Seilor Jesus Santa Cruz passed Nogales en route to Her. mosllo OD business MT. King is in- terested with Mir E. L. Giroux in a mining property in Chihuahua which is developing very richly A de- scriptinn was published in TIE OASIS recently
 Miss Sadie Hull arrived in Nogal, S Friday morning from Los Angeles As will be remembered Miss Hull is the young lady who SD ably conducted the Kindergarten here in Nogales last winter. Mss Hull has returned to reopen the Kindergarten and THE OASIS predicts large attendance of the little folks.
 Letters received by friends from MT Ned Pearson, formerly manager of the Western Union telegraph office at Nogales, convey the intelligence that he is now at Baker City, Oregon, where he holds like position. He writes that Baker City is thriving town with two daily newspapers and numerous other advantages which ga to make life pleasant.
 There is no one who does not aI- preciate the elegant Mexican drawn linen, consisting of ladies handker- chiefs, mats, table covers and doy- leys, for sale at the store of the Sono ra News Co. Also Mexican curious tiligree jewelry, books and stationery, periodicals, and illustrated papers Subscriptions received for any paper published.
 Sunday afternoon Eugene BoiSson was arrested at the Belleview hotel with lot of pearls, opals, cats eyes and other precious stones in his pos session which had not paid duty. Monday he was examined in the com missioner's court, and upon showing by his attorney, Colonel w. P. Har- low, that intent to violate the law was not proved, the accused was dis missed with nominal fine and upon
The oasis., 1898-09-17

In the Justice Court Eighteenth Precinct, County of Pima. Territory of Arizona. THE ARIZONA CONNER CIALCOMpANN Plaintiff -....
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-26

Death has come at last to.Archbish-
op Loza of Gusdalajara on Tuesday
evening. While long expected this
death is counted among the most sew
ere losses that Gusdalsjara and the en-
tire state of Jalisco could possibly have
suffered on account of the sincerity and
patriotism with which the deceased
discharged his very important duties
as the head of the church in that state.
He was firm in the support of the reli-
gious laws of the country and never
countenanced or permitted their in
fraction. Full of charity and true
christian spirit he welded an immense
influence for good in the community
and leaves behind him the spotless
name of sincere christian and man.
He was born in. the City of Mexico in
1915 and began his career as a priest in
1888, rising gradually to the exalted
position he held at the time of his
death, in the year 1869.-Two Repub-
lies.