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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-09

CHICAGO. JUNE S.-The Chronicle
saws: Senator James X. Jones, chairman
Of the national democratic committee, Is
expected to reach Chicago early next
week. William ]. Bryan, 1t is said, VIII
meet him shortly after his arrival and
plans will be discussed for the active
work of the Kansas City convention
Keen interest is taken by officials at ma
tional headquarters in the reports OF
date twenty-four states have held con-
ventions. OF these, twenty-five repre-
senting 436 delegates, have instructed for
BRYAN. Maryland and New Jersey are
unpledged the former having sixteen
and the latter twenty delegates Bryan
now lacks only thirty instructed votes OF
having majority of the convention del
egates.
The convention will be composed OF
$50 delegates and many alternates.
oder the two-thirds rule, however, a
rule which has been enforced in demo-
cratic national conventions for nearly
| forty years, the nominee for president or
vice president must receive two-thirds o.
the entire vote given. Bryan therefore
lacks 1S4 votes for a nomination on the
basis of instructed delegates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-09

Moore's Pilules are guaranteed
cure for all forms of malaria, ague,
chills and fever, swamp fever, malar-
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bv f. b. Lille and Wheeler e. Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-09
Or. SturgiS' Great Cures
The Remarkable Cures Performed During Past Few Weeks
by DR.. Sturgs the Specialist chronic Diseases Has
Astonshed Everybody who Has Heard
of Them.
Never in the History of Guthrie Surrounding Country
Such Results Been Obtained by any Physician

While DR.. Sturgis does not believe
in sounding his own praise-preferring
to let mis- patients do that for him
and while he very seldom publishes
any of the many testimonials he is
constantly receiving from grateful
patients.still he deems it no more than
right that the suffering and flicted of
Guthrie and the surrounding country
should know OF some of the remark
able cures he has performed in the
past few weeks, and for that reason he
has given the following for publica-
tion:
SamI GriHH ten miles west of Guth.
rie has suffered from catarrh of
stomach and bowels. Took courFe
of treatment with DR.. Sturgs and
now delights in restored health.
Thomas MdHOy was brought to Or.
Sturgis' office on a stretcher suffering
from rheumatism and In five weeks
ne was cured and feels no pain incon~
venience and is able to do heavy work.
Call on DR.. Sturgis and he will refer
and vicinity who have been cured .
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS -Curable
in all cases which have not been neglected
so long as to destroy the ear drum and au-
dltory nerve.
PILES AND RECTAL TROUBLES
Cured speedily and permanently without
operating or cutting,
CAT aRRH-The treatment is mild and
agreeable and based upon scientific prinCi
pies A cure guaranteed in each case aC-
cepted.
Permanent and perfect cures guaranteed
in all cases undertaken. Every form of
chronic disease successfully treated. Patti
ents begin to improve almost from the first
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-09

YOU to people you know in Guthrie
almost every form of chronic disease.
DISEASES OF WOMEN Quickly
cured by new and superior methods, doing
away with so much of the pain so often
experienced in ordinary treatment.
SPECIAL DISEASES And Weak
ness of men, nervons debility, cured per
manently and speedily.
DISEASES OF HEART. Stomach
and Liver treated by uptodate methods
with results that are marvellous
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES From
whatever Cavse thoroughly eradiCated-
KIDNEY ANO BLADDER 1 ROO-
BLES-Relieved at once.
RHEUM MATISM in all its forms per-
manently cured in all durable cases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12
10 PER CENT. LOSSES.

Each Of he tire. companies had only
one ofiircr. Two of thsne were soon
MI, and the commanding officer sho,
dead. S.rseanu "a once supplied their
places, sui of thesr - p,r cent. were
hit. Four bullets went through the
clothes and helmet NJ On. officer. and
a nith kaockrd away the magazine 81
h.a silc. Inat was MID Hing thick' 40
Tommy SAID
on. detachment Of sixteen marines, "
writes the Standards correspondent
wv, had gOt round the .Jruvr of tho
kupjc away frpm'the oth,rs, and We're
without IN officer. WEI. 10. certain
about thc order to clear the kcpic. Bu;
me ol the men shouted, Ic.'s at the
drN lis" ana they ru,hcd 90 the top. los
iag ten out NJ their number ~ the as
cent
Julian Ralph, writing for the Daily
let me describe the top II one s.nail
Hill IN the Belmont eng tgrin"n.. The one
IN .torming which the brave Grenadiers
surcred part Of their 'ear!l.ly heavy
los
ON this kanjc the Hoe commander
had compelled the poorer m.n n his
command tu llNv Tor weeks. look It
that these men Nc-o men ~ the servant
api III. ltblrfr ,lats. Tnctf dad. whose
untidy and neglected bodlcs | saw
seated ~ The British bullets and layo-
nets found them. cJnftmst his theory.
Tor hey Nefc poorly clai. unshaycn.
I'm lean ild hungTy.lonking. They -Esrc
" that class ii BSrfs whom 5imS<
Bryce dsss rihes as having started at a
seventeenth century standard and de-
Perforated 'r 'hrre hundred years
- sasN when ! saw snch men among
III. deae, she wounded. AMI the ptson.
ers, AoS Il could De shat white meii could
Misuse ;he white Tag and mock the
sacred purpose OF the Geneva Cross.
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F[ANKING
THE Beers.
Butler Moves His Army
West of Colenso to
Cross River.
SBlzBS STRONG POSITION.
Finds Burghers Fortified on
North Side Of Tugsla.
Which is In Flood.
LONDON Jan 1.-THE War once to.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE War once 70.
-. .---'. - .-- '.''.-'-- hssoa'rt 'ro-'
0e,. I,uils-. dated s9;insee,: Jan. ~
8. sNen.rg
II occupied ire south bank NJ the tn.
gueis River at PotRieter's Drift this
morning and seis-d Pont Tho river
IL In n,od. The enemy 1, strongly In.
I'trncfsd about four and n half miles
to the north -
Apar. from tho definite COWS that Gen.
Butler has begun !. second attempt 20
crss the Tugsa River By hahklng
move. III. only of'clrl news this morning
Is the 10, OF casualties am ng the Br'tish
officers IN the fight a. Labyrinth, show
Ing thirteen killed and twen,y.seven
wounded.
Among the ls,ier was Lieut.. Col. Will
lam Henry Dick Asrnynsham Y. C.. COM
msnder Of the Second Battalion Of the
Gordon Hisk'andcrs since 1901. who has
since snccumbed % his wounds. lie was
immensely popular everywhere. and his
death will cause widespread sorrow.
Springfield. where Gen. Buffers de-
spAtch was sent from. 10 sixteen miles
vest Of frere. The last news from
Springfield was that Il was held By the
Johannesburg Corps. under Gen Ben
vilJoen. and that the Boers had big
gum IN position at Poisieters Drift, ap-
pirntiy six or eight miles north OF
Springfield and across the big TuEela.
The possession Of the drift and the
pont IL regarded as Of great importance.
], IL reported here that Gen. Butler
submitted his plan Of campaign TO Lord
Roberts Immediately a.,cr the latter
landed and that Roberts sanctioned Il.
There was unique ceremony q, the
Guildhall to-day when ~ Of the City OF
London Imperial voiUnteers received
their kits and the freedom OF the city.
The big crowds In the vicinity checred
the arriving voluuteer,. each OF wh,m
received . parchment certificate Of the
freedom. inclosed In a nsst blue case.
The ceremonial admitting the officers.
this afternoon. vas more elaborate. 1t
occurred In the presence Of the Lord
Mayor. the Councillors And The Duke Of
Cambridge.
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SAMOAN DEAL A crime.
AaiictssA says Pesrs Cosgvess wss
Pare $50 Cs0Pares Partition
ef ISLANDS 70 Polaaa's rsss.

LONDON. :sn. i?.-MAiistoa Tsnus. in
letter 10 tbs London Times. inclos-
Ing copies OF tho protests he addressed
to the United Bt,ter. Great Britain and
Germany against the samoan treaties.
characssriscs the partition OF Samoa -
4 gro1 violation Of 'he treaties and a.
q crime against thu law OF nations
ony equal 10 the dismsmb>rInsnt Of
Poland. Denmark and France.
lie thinks that u Il IA necessary for
the great Powsss 70 promote wars and
Annexations to distract the mind, Of the
Tsople then The Hague Conference was
the grpatest farce of the century.
The writer also asserts that he civili-
sation introduced by the great Powers
in their annexations In the Bouta Seas.
Africa and elsewhere 10 inferior 10 the
primitive state Of the countries stolen.
leading to var through hseach Of faith
on the part Of the Government ofhcials
and TO the declmating Of the peoples
by contagious diseascs and sp.rtiuous
liQuors
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LIVED md
DIED ODDLY.
LADY" Livingstone. an
American, Found
Dead In Paris.
RICH And ECCENTRIC.
Haunted U. s. consuis for
Twenty Years-No Known
Heirs to Her Wealth.
RICH and ECCENTRIC.

PARIS Jan. IA, eccentric old
American woman. known AT the United
States legation and Consulate for the
'ast twenty years under the name OF
Lady Livingstone" has died here I'M
der extraordinary circumstances. 'l.av-
Ing . larse fortune for unknown hers.
Her eccentricitles and incompatibIli'y
81 temper inside constant trouble for
her. and 1t was chiefly TO make com.
paint Of the actions Of her neishbors
that she called continually on the
American oficlais.
lived the life OF q recluse. She had
two rooms al Neuli,y. her only com.
panion was parrot. and she always
pleaded she vas in reduced .circum-
stances.
No, being seen from Friday last her
when Lady Livingstone was found
lying In the middle OF the floor uncon-
scious. and was taken to the hospital.
where abe died without resainins the
power ~ conversation.
There were indications tina, she had
lain on the floor from Friday until dis.
covered. The room was In the greatest
disorder. Her papers and books. coal.
wood and scraps Of food were scattered
about the piacc.
Her remains were taken In charge by
the officials 81 the Consulate ard were
.HsN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12
M'KINLEY IS SATISFIED.
Cabinet Decides that BsiSish Reply
o. seizures u Enttrc1y
Rtght.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Eat the s'ab
met meeting to-day, Secretary Nay read
the rcrly ~ The Blush Government to
our representation regarding the noar
seizure In Dellgo' Ray
Members " the Cabinet after thu
meeting said that the British answsr
was entirely satisfactory to this Gov
crnmont
The several resolutions % inquiry as
10 the conduct of me war which have
been introduced In both houses OF Con
grcsn were discussed and she statement
was made that 'ull ard complete In
formation would D. furnished On al 81.
po.-lhl" day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12
- \. Wood a Co.'S Annual Ciesvssu
sale os CtWshtag aud Fsrs tsAins.

The man VINO expects 10 spend 4 ~ or
Sv.W On clothing at any tine within the
next t"el'r month vii nnd II very ;nuch
TO lis adya siase 10 attend The Annua
Gearing sale OF 4. \. Wool a 20.
Ii-thi,g salcs and aud e.Otlins bar.
gains Of al siss eoAfrsn, al sexs-
pager readers, out actla. eonpa q. soa
stu convince ahypOas 81 the saye. %,
"a Ges ~ thls t'o' hiHs sasc u - y
No1d a -
u has bern gong on al xsek And
iaclr store hrs hern cf?wdel. Sign,
NylN 4na iarHe vAfi stan Of sa..s.
.itoIlr have cisse.r1 t1sW " Gel thing,
a ag..udih suape iof saturdays bo-.-
nee. EHtfy are u con l.st, AID every
eus.oE.tr ~Au Ire served p;onpsly.
a tnotsh ins price, IRE tcduced vnc-
halt. every s.rnSent Si.i 10 preseed ana
kc,H In lepsif for o1e year aust the
ssine ~ though the nrm had received
M SOL: yin - rpss = sasussay
~ IL.
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of the more severely wounded were
found In their hospital n quarter OF \
mile away but her" and there dead
man proved that here the Transvsa.
had sent IL men down for tho FIRST time
20 meet the oncomi,g column"
The DAILY Telegrapha correspondent
dliaics upon the daTius NJ the marines.
The marines numbered, ns write-.
'lN]. and every man was In the nghting
line four wards apart OF the total the
number hlt Was nirety.two-io per
cent Not particle u cover was
10 he had save three small ant-hll!s,
nni the Beers had "Sartly measured
'he hinges Of these from their position.
One gallant fellow, describing the
IRE to m officer, sHii Yes sir. the bull
lets came mi idllng thick ana while
actually making the ascent hc remarked
to his next man that II was Ike a
'hioo,,Iur halIgfgftp
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WHIPPING The REBELS.
Wheaton and srhwan DriStag the
Ftltpias Forces sssth
Of Maaila.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Len. Otis
has made q repcr, 60 the War Depart
ment In regard TO the military opera
lions In LEzsh south Of Manila. show.
ins the capture o: several towns ana .
large number OF prisoners with asms
and ammunition.
Most Of the hgh,s he reports have
been told Of In the press despatched Ne
say, TIA, wheaton's column has driven
the enemy from all important points
north Of eiiand line.
The troops had heavy fighting and
CAPTURED mush public property. Inlet
ins heavy loss upon and scattering the
enemy.
sehwan's column 10 noW movtng In
Northern PAiangas In q southsSiy d..
rscIlon. All Cavite Province 10 occuoee4
by Gen. Wheaton.
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kopjes That Dripped with
Blood and Regiments
That Lost 20 Per Cent.
In Terrible Charges Up.
Rocky HilIs-How Mod.
der River Was Crossed.
Beer Gentlemen Who
Ride to Battle In Car.
RACES and Drive Away
Leaving Servants to
Cover Their Retreat
Awful Scenes After
Deadly Struggles with
Modern Guns

OIPseesaasses % The Associated rrssl
LONDON. Jan. a-Rritish war CORE.
pondents are pouring In BY means Of
- mails columns Of descriptions Of
- opevuitons In South Africa. Those
recently printed refer chiefly 10 the
ba4tIss Of 0raspsn and Modder River
The T1nss's correspondent, At Mcdder
River has written a graphic account Of
ne LONG. serce hattie that takes It's
name from THAI stream.
For the whole OF the day" he critics
'rhe Guards Brigade lay on the open
veldt In q heas that was actually ITO
DEGREES In TIE shade At midday. Mean
while the left fank hsd not been Idle.
and after ,ne Generri had personally
led them to the summit OF sight use
that commanded the only possible
means Of crossing the river-the dam
that had bcen bull, 10 turn the Modder
River into an ornamental water for the
plcn.cs Of the Kimberley axeurslonssts--
they rncved In echcicr toward the edge
Of the river bank m the enemy's eS-
srSuae left
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HORRORS OF WAR.


F'''
N'hpet''S KNOW OF M"'uer rive AZ
eetea''"h sro"nu. "n'' '"'hh"ls ~ IT,
" 49, "u'" Lo''n"' ''t''"s "i''
'"nea"- Nev"r nss u pseh anything ou.
. ''''"I'u' "'ue Pa'ch III the heh'' VI
w. ''''''
'"c p"'''"'n'n' '.r !" s'u''n'ss ia
o,Sh ,u',e'' an, 'N''a''n'n'S' Nv
"'er "~.r''' 'nr ""'s ana '''''
pe'Io'''e" INC 'p''nh'r' vac NA''r
'''' ""' "e'""''u ny wv
,"'' o.er .hu over I'VE "''n ''a' N'''
h''''e'! 'n'""n mo "S 'lhs NIX '"
.'"S VIA "s'sn' a'''''. w" ~
~ many cases proved 'hsu"'''ht IA,
""so i'.s o" "a r"''e' i"e's' '"''''''
"ns'h ~ '0''p ron. ana 'he u''" ''I VS.
MI ever noon ~ INC '''tt'1e "'"s'
TUG V""p'' va" !" '""' ",u''
"'r Wv W. ''n"" w Wv nv" Us
" 'n' 'F"' '"" no" ues ''' r',"'',
N''"ss VI 'u''e "h's, WIN Us s''',''.'
Wv" "'" "'i me '''''''
~" 49,"
'"s '''"'' p"'s'.s' NV 'o'H nv '"'
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GIN. WHITE LOST III.
Nae i<s ktiIel $50 S0D wsss6sA
u the Attack -
IaaSsnllh

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE War once this
afternoon announced that the Bri,isa
casualties at Labyrinth. Jan. g. among
the rank and file. were Us killed and
a2 wounded.
The losses In oficers was thirteen
killed and twenty -scven wounded.
nialoig a total OF Ell.
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AFTER A BATTLE.

The food the dir; and the sstraor.
binary profusicr - cartridges and cart.
ridse NrAppinss wer, all mixed to-
gc,ner. but TIE earth and disorder were
not 90 offensive ~ the gr.my, b<astly
condition q the dad.
II ! could writ. steadily for q week
land II there wcir no such strict cen.
-orrnip as fe,tsTs mel ! ,Oull not ex.
hsus, the list u pe,gliari;!,ss, eccentrtci.
tlss anomalies and novelties IL Iris xa,
sAssd against as BY an gndts cip.ip,d
force of is5e.s whr are sliiifrs 81 I'M .
stlnc, ana farmers or caitle-rrissrs for
livelihood.
hut 7 could no; IN al that week star.
a more ss,onishiHg fact nan Thai Al
.'sne ~ hssc battles the better class
Hts-s have come 10 hnt;le In their ear
riaEes like gentiemon irving 10 the
Derby ~ home, and, having done their
best, have retired ~ ,hu sAme Nav
leaNin. their vasssis 10 cover ,he!. re.
treat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12
PARAGUAY GUARDS
AGAINST THE PLAGUE.

ASSUMPTION. Paraguay. Jan. IA
The health authorities have declared
plague infected all vesseis which have
left suspected ports within ten days
prior TO Jan II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-12

0TD.aoo SeV lAWtoa Huo1.
wAsHlNOrON. Jsa. n-Adjt -0sa.
corbin has rccsivsd alseesthsr e11le TOT
the LAvsoa sSaA - bsaas rsss.vs1 "
day.
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WHEN METHUEN WAS SHOT.

early In the Afternoon the General
vas shot through the taigh. and for
eoms tine the Two brirades, In the alb
eence Of orders wefe compelled 20 &C,
independentiy OF each other. the only
com0uniestion being warning To the
Ninth Brigade not &c Are upon tie FIRST.
Of watch there was some danger
''Tbe nagnihesnt manner In watch
the oo>es had realized and augmented
the Strength Of their position. the sue
eees With which they had Kept their
vostb and dispos,ttea secret until the
crucial moment. the feint on the sx-
sreme right BY which they drew OF the
entlss artillery strength Of our force from
their main position. and the astonish.
ins accuracy Of their picked shots a.
the longest ranges should all BE- re-
0smbessd 70 the creii; OF their oen.
seal.
s0of Il sss In the material shieh
oosaDed the Gamma ndoss that they failed
8Aey could not - more than they &C.
e1ail1 d:d WITH tn men under their
oD00and- Already Jeaituslcs had
oru1g ~ bssvssn the Generals. the
~ aceuoed sAeh sther Of cowsrdice.
~ ~ shssst Of physical force had. II
ouOogo Ouo True. 70 b heid over them
~ ~ saes.
~ ooo'Dosa1 Msxim gun was the
+. ~ eoost1vs weapon used by the Boe-r.
- ~ - ~ sAsts Arvd In enc second
~ ~ gre cas- trsversed had more
mnnn - ~ ~ sseAy SIsrhsrse
I CDuUD ~ ~ sreinary is-pouad.
- = - uoo0es intssva.s. lf..s1
49, ~ ~ ar fsoa ne had 10th
~ oooOa - a. ~ sat. BY one al
oneob lsndins a the GROUND
~ NJ there IL No question
~ eostt Was a. a rule
- prsesicai results.
oooe1 1eas.hpAs-
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SPOTTED TAIL IS DEAD.


pARlA Jss. !i-apssssa rsn the
ver.knevn sscuH cnsss. w 1as hssa
hsss ssAlsitlaG. ~ - hsoss 1lsaoes
yssNeey. Il - 0ely.el0Nan ( }
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RECKLESS Hen0IsM.

Tnat u co"ih eve" y. '''''"
c1oAs 'ne river s""'ns 80.
tue rush OF ~a,' wv guy
rcse'y IRON MT one W INV 80" 10
10 we '"o,' ,'pp'''n :" W" IT..
oPTs"o s""rs' ." az
nerohn 'sa'ns' "n,e" '''" Wv '
'Srone TAO no' pr.,'uea ,,.
THIS. .ov,ver. ~ VIZ. w.. .,
eo"e, s"" . ~.
Pn'""e' "r tue
me" VINO ac.''"p'N' O. g..
'ne ." yarns ., as" SUI -
WI. UNIV -. -,
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C0NPbDERATE BANQUET.
vetssaaa VIII Dlae SD Deaes u
waldorf. Astoria Sss. - -
Manor ~ Lee.

The Confederate Veteran Camp o. Nsv
York will hold it, tenth annual hanQuet
In honor Of the memory Of Gen. Robert
e. Lee In the large dining hall at the
walderf.Astoria. on Friday. Jaa. y.
LAeiss WI Be- present Teests yin b
responded 10 BY John Temple Graves.
Of 0ssrSss; commissaosss JOAN ". Ksl.
YER aad Thomas Melissa Pass. Of VIZ.
gtnls.
Aiiss the sassstainnsss thsfs vii -
dancihG IN The AstoP roe0.
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ICB ROAl SCARED fBBI.

0seak.cp - 0sooWass River
ne1tsA PseVss - lAobsvs.
vto1o fsoo TAsee 0o1s.
Heavy rsins lAsl n1ghe svsllsl The
Dsisvofv River AZ lambeStv1iie. n. J..
~ at . o'clock this morning The tcs
bsehs nth . terrific roar. rcuans pso.
pie on both sidas Of ~ river.
The river haA bsSN troosN evss absut
,ccSss mo- EcTusstsiv n Sc:ssx mi
without Jsmming and No 6saase vas
done.
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TWENTY CARS BURNED out.
Uenp Weeshss ss1 psuosy Cbaasss
nsks TsSso,e - TAoe1 Ave.
90 G1OO.

Damp vsatAss sRl . faUley channel
rail- csabined 10 naks tsouble fes the
IAira avesus Trolley rose this nssnlay.
RssVssn Z snd , O'Clock slapst twen:v
cars ssss bsrusd out vita - sceo0-
psrinsal u b,us ase sroa ~ siss ssd
susss vsr6s frs0 ~ pub,ls.
~ o1n1s sg)D>oo nsas Thif1 sesess.
!, g. E; ~ 3: s. - {:
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our VARSHlP on SPOT.
Gusbsss Aaehias aaA An0ebel
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sANTo DOMINGO. Jan. 10 tho
tinted States runboa, Machias and one
more French warship have arrived here.
TIE French Ad,nlfa' has had q confer.
eace with the Government.
According 10 runner. the diescaity With
France IL being re,tlsd In = satisfactory
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