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AGUINALDO
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Ihe Filipino Leader Takes the Oath
of Allegiance to the
United States.
eFFECT OF HIS CAPTURE
Sunendei ot Rifles Since Has Avei
aged Moie Than 100 a Day Gen
eial MacAithm Cables to War De
paitment Leader of Filipino Bai
in Manila Says the Rebels Will
Fight On Theii ex-Piesldent's Ac
tion Will Not Affect Them.
P.. l.vll'lti Wile licit" 111 Aw l id I I 'I "
Washington Apt 11 -. .uiioi.il Mao
Aitliui. in ii table message leaitod at
the mu f i.ai tint-lit today, announces
iliut Agtilunldo has taken llif oath of
allegiance to 1 lir I'nitid Slates Fol
lowing is the text i)l' 111" general's dl
li.iti.li, is given out liv St'iii't.iry Hoot:
M tint i
Atljiil in. in n nil. W i.huiLloti
sum. his unci) I. tinili tutiinibio hislin'ii
i Mtliiimtt imrl.i;ittii.r m ulitimi- 111 iiilu
peltpi'. Ilr In till' I tint t entirtli np in the
li-i j m I n. i'!' mi hi i lii. I lu-tiii Milium.,
ts a t.sitli tih he suh i itlii.il ml ,iote to
lip i'i 1 1 tl llif ti rn pii;. ehirn til tut etiiiitil to
fll. lii lllitti
'I'licic .u t- fcitii nsteilsl.s In Mae
Aitlllli s nn'-i.ii:. Willi ll ni.uk a pass
age withheld lioni iiubllfntltm, .iliout
whlih tin ullltials will say nothing .it
ibis tlmt. Tin o.tth uliMi'il to is .is
1' lluw -
1 llilil.t till HUM i ill ilc,i mi lit Jtiv
iii'l ill s. 'illnl ii m lint mm suteinmetits hi
I riillllm Minds mil iimi,iii7i ill I triipt
ti siptni niilniiti I llti" I mtiil iili- nl
itietl i III iri't. I il silmiii swi ir Hut I will
ii n Hit till i in.! illcimt In lint com in
turn tint I will it ill thins i nit lit. t inilf
i i rntlilul iinl liw tin htifr . itiett uf the
il tsliu.is, ii, . will i, t. i itl.u , In ci Ih .ir
ni'Jn .ih. It. 1 1 uii.-p niliiui- with m i.Ui my
't III. Hi. i i tV Hii-IIK t tin 1 ntti.l stlll,
ti ill I .il.oi hnl i ot pio'nf sum ciiuin ;
I II I H 1 l 1 II IIP 'ill 111. lllllllt nidi,,-
i us v. i It .in mix t'trijiil tis nouns (i p'opo-.?
hi kit, - , , t)li i,ni
At the Win Depnitment.
'I'll' llislliil III till' W.ll (.If p 11 tllll'llt
i . in i in" this unlit miitlrni tout. lined
tn in 1 1 in .i mat in n mule than was git , n
1) tip puhli . TJu p-jiliuu -withhold
n'. trd to the lutuii' dlypos-Jlioii ut
KUlii ildo nn 1 mad" siiKia'stibrisTLis to
whit th I, iti flilct ol ihf nisiirtcrtliin
rnighl in nniiills.il, No official stati
mmi i oiild lii obtained -as to what
onjil Ihi.illy hi- lon1"'w Ith the piiMin
ii tui t it (s,(cniiiiiitii all, stated tli.it
he would In.' lu lil foi the pioM-iit. but
would be ,-iaiitod .ill pos.'blo Immunity
I'lllSl-tllt V 1th existing lOlldltiOllS.
i.oneial M.nAithiit has ho that a
uu.it il il iii.ij If .ica'tnplislud
lliloiif.ii A-iiilnalilo P'lims tilt' dine
Ii has I" "it .i piisonn 'ip ins. made
' lilt- ,t t.iMt'.l'lt niiinpsii.,1 upon i ieti
i .1' MiicAi tluii. It h.i. Ijppn -iisKe-st-iii
th.it num. i ilii- ii'inis ot tlu notiu
ii .linn stv thp pi imiiipi siiiiuld ho si't
.il libuit. it oin but tluif is ,i pto
M'doii in tip., .innn'stj U'Vlui.itlon
wlikli s.iv ii it tho-p v.l'o hat" iu-
I. ti tl till' l.lHs m u ,p ,P ,.( ,ipti d
loin it,, tiinv. W'li. iIipi oi not Uen
i' .tl V.iAiiliiu lis s.ut'tli'il liiinseli
ili.il A-fiil!'ldii lias not iolau'd the
l.i ws ot win p.uinot b M.itPd, as thp
li l-oii ! woiiltl pni In h initial lo-tnlci'
Hu until i l dint; mi inn ytmation into
his p.isi loniimt Amiluiililo. liiivliur
b .1 li' In .id oj ill l!(sin ip, Hon, iili-
il'iiiliiulh i hi In In Id ttiitli uiitlicT
liiMstimition Is ni.id oi until tin- in-
I'r.llil-t.'lH H Willi ll UIllIIIHl llif hitllll-
t'on in tin- i'hllippltips iniiNo il .tilv in -li'i
i i i pi., is him oiitiiislu ot othpr-wi-t
rl sjip.p ,, litMi. Tin loiidltion
ami tin.' i,t ip i. il -ltii ition mill .j,uli,-
I'.tlos plltoil In til Mil Vl It ill" Mill-
ji'ii ot !in.iril M.nAidmrs dl.sp.iti'h
lilul IP In 111? i"ir.silt'ip( liy tho (in
tl'otltl s luu' w'ii will luuii tlio Until
I'.-lio.sitiuii ol tlio lU.ltKM
Satihfaction at Va&liingtnn,
Tip IH'Ws Ol' ASUllialdo'.S ai'tlotl W.IrS
i"(tptl vilili iMdtut s.uii-liii'ilon by
tlio w.u dip.iitnn ut. mnl llif opinion
in s"ni ssi ti Una ucul tf-siiiis would
'oow .iinniis ilioj-n who Ii.im hi en .still
lloltllllT mil UK.ilust lp. rnilal StiitPS.
'Iln i.ildiu; ut tlio until In it.spli is ip
st.iiLird .is rIIii- AtfllliHililo a hl.Ullh uf
l'N.ilt, to tin- I'liltptt Stnlcs iiiltp tlir
1 1 phi luuii tliitsu mill n in ins, Th
1 p II UllOIII'K lllstllKtiolls fm tlio ROV
s i nun nt ot ai mips in Hip Hold tt-iltis
as ioovn
II ii mi inilft u.ll ih, , n lnmlinu ni,
li-ll li .11 Ills ,llit ,, ,m, ,,i, ,i,m
t lb th o tin lit .p.. I p.iiiiin t,r iioIiiip, iii'l
IT li iloiii, it i-iiiiilui, hi It n, I.OIWII.
in 111 llilll.ttil, ..( hln, n( ,,,,, ,i?(., j.),,)!
' ill cull ol dlcgl, .I.ihn hi, (lilililj lo
V I'kIiIiiiiu isiiiirniinni, Im nut ii,', ti.m,.
'' imi'ilsuii, ci (m tin lowilihiK iltlnin lo
I ttt-c in lul.t Ih. p.ii', C(.
Win tin i it i inpuIUiiI in o ), iud utiiicr
luliiiui i an Iw plarnl t',0, , , j(lt )ie
iiitiniinlti hi-, iii,tiiiiiuti Inp thi, ns,fr
lu iK'CHle "
In the p resit iu i'Uso inMU't.il Jiao
Aithur luia toiusiilpted It opulleiU to
lidA'p At;tilnalcli tdUo this outli, ami np
paientlj lias held that ivllunic uin be
Plaited upun the oath, TIip at my leu
latloiiH iimko no dNiliut ptovlsiop that
the LiMntf oi in oath hhall kIvo iom
PlPto libeuy to a pmon, althousli th"
An,c imoted pinvlFlou ho that
those lnanltestlns loyalty by subicilh
Intr m an oath at .illeglanui am to be
fpdifd fiom the haulhliips ot war, and
thai only thote lemalninj, ciislo..u ate
to be lt-ltul with the imi.-ih tioatmciit
f wit
The war dtp.ii tmi-ni jutlimlties aay
that guoiuch asalntt tliu su tides of
war. v opted In the ptoilanmtlun of
uiinp.i. leliMh iu muideis and UUe
ik'predaton.s. Only ieeutly nw VIII
pliiu of(lceri weic oxermed lor s-uch ol
fi'iisHK K if. not known her whether
Asulualtlo nai. rehponslliio In any cafo
for.sitch oifeiise.-., tliotisli ftom the fact
that fipncral MaoArtliui allowed hint to
lalio the oath of alliBlanoe, it ls as
FiniiPd tlMi thf I'onim.uullns Keneral
sloit. not hold Attiilimldii to be ilmin'.-
ahlo with a violation of the nt tides ot
Win. It li believed flenenil Miu'Aithur
will keep th p.1piii1pi' under ht eye
mid avail himself f the (rood ofllrp-s of
Agttlnaldo In lnynllxltiR Ihe nMimimt of
the tnsut Rout foire",
Effect of Sunendei.
TIip pv-relu'l eontlntlP to tctelxo vl
iiuis, The stiiriMidpr of lilies sdnce lilM
laptiue has tivctiiKciJ more thai) tOti it
dav.
il.il'ael del I'au KoiiU'lo, ptelileiit ot
the Hiir association ol Manlta, who
bi ought to (otiKii'ss the petition tiom
th" Filipinos pleading for liidcpend
fiire, iiftaptts thai the rebel will cnn
tlnut' to ilfflit. notwlilislanilliiK Auiiln
ulilo's ai'tlon. The ov-ililoftiilti, ho
ailil". eoulil mil ha- bttM) eoKtilsiant ol'
the .sllualloti of alfalis. or ho Avould
not have titl.pn the oath. ShuL away
I rom his i oiin.ides, allowi'd onlv in it-'
tin- liii'tid' of his I'aptoi.s cveiy "tip
who .sool.o (o him tpllliiff him that
ovctjbodv but hlmsplf liad mtiienduied
to AiiKMleau iuIp. ami that he would.
UuMpfoiP. bo held tpsponslble for all
I ho bloodshed herealtei. he was no
doubt lt'd to do what he would oIIipi
wlsp have leftised to do. Theie .tip a
doen Ki'ttoial.s among the? Flllptnos
i-apabl" of '-mi vlnt; on the war, utid
they will do so.
CHICAGO ELECTIONS.
Caiter H. Hanison Re-elected for the
Second Time, and Will Soon
Enter a Thiid Term.
I! ImIiisiu Wit' Itrtn Tin' "m i il 'il l'n
Cliloa-ro, ApiH .'. Caiter II. Ilai rlson
has hern le-ebctpd major of Chicago
lor Hip st'Pond time, nnd will next week
comment'' his tlilnl teim as the chief
cvectitiieof the illy. Mis ofllciai plui
alllv oiPrJudgp i:ibiids-o Ilaii'.v, the
Ui'iuibliccin nominee, will be in the
nelghboi hood of 2S.2,T otPs. TIip tot.il
Mitp of the city is; Hairls-on. llB.O")-':
Hniipcj. iL'S.S'i-; ll.irri.son'.s pluiallly,
.'8,07.:
In the last m.noraltv Pkeliou the
"te was. Hanison fnoin.). Jt8.'')i);
Caiter (Hep. i, WT.I.'T; Hal l icon's plui
allli. ll.O.Vt.
Tlio chief issno in thf i impalgn h.n
ban the urantlnpr oi Ii.im liisps to the
stiat i nr (onipanie.s ot tin- city. These
all pxpiip soon by limitation, and the
Kims of p-Uonsion are lo br yettleil
during Hip next two years. .inlon
has In foi mer wais made a lecoid
asainst the si an tin ir of loiij-- fiaiichlsMis
and ho and all ot his tnllowei.s laimod
tliioutfliout Hip oampaum thai the IIp
piiblif.in iiouiiiipp wa.s inclininl lo j-iant
long-time pmlkge.s This the IJepub
lli.ins denii'd witli Rieal oneigv. mak
ing: their rampaign on the llaw.s thov
ploUod in the ivcoidol M.not llain
MMi. and s-.uitig that llnnecy was no
iiiDio dlsposf d lo tin in the httettt car
companies than K Hamsot'.
WANTS TO THINK IT OVER.
Sisto Lopez Says That the Oath of
Aguinaldo Is Impoitant.
U I clniic ii c limn I In- ssriciitcd I'ri,.
Boston, April J, Sixto Lope? -was m
fotnifrl this toronoon that Asuinuldn
had taken the oath of a lit glance to the
United States, t-'enor LnpeK asked for
thp patllttilais. t'pon bolniy Informetl
that only the baie tact had been cibled
oer. h" said:
"1 thinlc tliPK- must bp .some fondi
tions attachetl to it. The announce
ment that Aguinaldo has taken the
oath is M'iy impoitant. You iniiat give
mo (imp to think It oei,"
GERMAN-ITALIAN RELATIONS.
Count Von Bulow to Meet the New
Fiemier of Italy in Venice.
I). I. (lii-lip Wlir fnni Tlie- Woii'trd I'li's
li r'ln, Ainl '-I" ipcotl diopatili Horn
'Itiiiuli In tin- luUil Vniiti it is sun tiut
I t'tit I A on Union tvds met l.i-t r t rimu, in
II vi n I- tin' (I iinati jitlit,iti..i to Virniij,
I'ri.iit Vcn liitiiitliiiii.'. anil ti ilii ttl pnxcni
I nil tm Ninlii, wlioir tlii-t m1 mi ft .i,
' tiinlill i, th" II ill iu pti-iiiiM.
MEN WHO HELPED FUNSTON.
Captain Hazzaid and Lieutenant
Hnaznid Urged for Fiomotion.
(It Kirhulie Wlli' flotn tlir 'Miclil-il I'icj.
I imttn WjsIi,, Apt ll J.-(,0H'iu ii Hjg.u
Islllllll Mill .i tcle(-i nn to tlio pl.si.h-"! ! n,
liu Hnl piniiiotltiit In- speulll' niuail.il tu (jjp
Uin llnisill I", lltzanl .nil I.initcinnt (' f M
HjiiiI. fonunh pi Ihc Hi't W.ishli.tnii ml ,i
Inis, v.hri urn uHi Ofiici'l l'tin,tt 11 in tni
i.iitiiu oi iU)inlilo
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Men Tried at Monaatir, Tutkey, tor
Revolutionaiy Acts,
lit KnltiMi'' Wire born llif A.'odatfil Pkih.
I'Dti-l.nliiHpli, Apill ' Iwilw llulmiUoi,
iriol .il Mi'tiistii In tin liiiinli'i ul i pi-icsc
.i "litiiti, ttiiil fot nllifi- rrtnliitionin till", line
li" n Mtitdiitil, ill" tn tU'allt, tlnip to iinpri'iiu.
Hutu loi hn inil llti' ntttti lo liilprl'otHiHlil fui
l.-l ill. mi.mib hi. ill In.) to ten iiJts.
, .
William Magee, Ji Nominated,
l' li(liiiii Wiip bum Tin- Af.oclat'il Press.
I'ltld'tiig, Hil L'.-Wlllltni , Mauri', ji
w.is iiuiniiiiiltil lot' el itc Milltot In tlir Uf
piihlh.uis n( Iln' roil.ftlilnl ni'ii i t'mal ili-ltlit,
Jtp-t one eai .nju the I.H" r-'inlui ('. li 11
tt-i' whs iKniiiti imil lot hit, hi mnl iinn .is mm-at.-i
ft i.iii litis ili.ttlil. Hit m.is .tltftwjol
tUrlfil iiiiiuimous'y, . JlaK.p, Ji hU
ih'IuVw, iiiflinl Ilic Jlcpiililkii iifiininalli n to
ii ititliottt niuiitlni,
B. & O. Tiackmen Stiike,
lly lAilihhu Hii" lion 'Hie Aolatcil lVs,
llMloiifV. Wil , At ill S 'line. Ii'inuieti U.
Iio'-i-i iti'Io'cd on tlio will, of linpt'.tliie lie
Dalllinoie anil Dliin fJiltoJil tutks at Mount
Ail', ntiiii.1. 1'iil.J loi Itlbl'ir wJLt' am) WCI;
on Hi" ImpliA.-nii'i.t has Ir.iiiiouilly topuod.
llif ti.cn. ni'i't of whom arc Italtjiii anil linn.
1,10 Inn an- In an n,-lj iii.xmI, ami Ilic uoplo
In the Wilt ll, liar liuttliU
M. Veuiselos DiBiniseed.
lit I uIihIil' Wln lioni the A'ioctat.d 1'ir"
( noa, hie ot I leu, April i. Vrlau Ueotgt,
I I (lifiif, tit Itljli Ci'iiirtiioioner of Ilic pocr
lias ilUiiiixtil tl.e fuielsn ininUlir, M cnlicla-t,
foi h.uini; oil'l tl j l Cteii .hunltl h.j tt.de-
lUi'U'i
. i i . I.
Gold DUcovercd on the Skagei-Rnck.
l)i l.xcliMitt Wire from Th AssocliUJ Vita.
Clnldljiihi. Aiil .'.-fiohl lu been ilkcoimd
lie i Aii'tiild, urt thf Mtu-er-HiiL, tliltty-ilv
lulhi 101II.1..U it ( hrUUMitntl.
HOUSE PASSES
THE MINE BILLS
fill Five o! Them Go Throuoli on
Third Readina in Lower Branch
o? the Legislature.
REYNOLDS PRESENTS
CHILD LABOR BILL
It Will Pievent Childien Undoi the
Age of Thirteen fioni Being Em
ployed in or About Coal Mines.
Another Legislative Appottion
ment Dill is Intiodticed Bills In
ttoduced in Shoil SesBion of the
Senate.
Hi hMlilMir Win d oni I In' V ji mlc -.1 I'm'.
Iiuilsbttig, Pa.. April -'.All lle of
thp 1)111- int induced in lb" house at
Hip Instigation or tlio nntlnaoito iiiIivms
passed finally at this morning's scs.sloti.
IJven the bill taking company stou
mdeis. which was oot w hplmlnglv iIp
feated last week, was icconldeiPd anil
passed.
These bills- ptovldo for the lur teaso
in the numbtr of mino Inspectors and
their election bv the people; for P'iv
ing forniinlngco.il bv wolghi only: foi
the maintenance of a i lu ck-wcigliman
at nil collleiies at Hip exiionsp of the
employes, for weighing all coal befoie
i it is scrponed. ami for taxing company
stoie orrtpis.
"When tiie mine in.spcclois' bill was
up. Mi. (limln. of Sehull-ill: Mr.
Maine, of Loliigh. ami Mi. Uonolds,
of Lackawanna, made spore lies in is
favor. Th" burden of their aiguments
whs that the people benefitted b tlio
mining insnectois. and not tlio goci
nor. sliould be pormittcd to spIcc t thorn.
1 The vote .tas n:1 to .!.'. The bills now
go lo the enatp.
Mr. Keynnldfi. of L.u Ua wanna intin
ducetl t bill prohibiting the oniploi -mont
ot children untlei (hlttfcn nrs
in and around mines, biciKnm nnd
wahPtios, under a penalty i.iiighig
from 'sJO to .J'.ri and thlitv dajs' nu
lirisotiment Local Option Deteated.
The l.p.iid local option bill was de
teated on final passage bv a vote of TS
lo T.i, after a spoiled debate.
Mi. Kitorth, oi Wat no. pi"sentcd ,i
petition for tlio bill, containing the stg
uatuto of spventy-i'igbt poion-. a ma
jority of whom wpip Momen. He said
that as- there are over seven thousand
tliifillfled eleotoiB in Wane t otintv, he
(lid not con-udei the petlton rppipsent
ed the sentiment of Ills constituents in
legard to the bill.
Mr. Lejtd, of Indiana, and Mi, A'an
Dyke, ot Westmoreland, spoke for the
bill, and Mr. McTlghe, of Allegheny,
against il.
When this bill was on second liading
a test vote showed ICb tot it and only
.M against. The Anti-Saloon league,
whiili wan behind the tiilr, was pty
(onflclcnt it would pa-s. Had il bo
conie a. law, it would have lieon made
the duty ot the ourt to icfusc a liquor
license application liom ant township,
boiough or waid in winch a majoi Ity
of the eleetoi signal a romoiistiauee
ag-ainst it.
A legist ttiw appoilioniiiPiit bill was
introduced lu tlio lioip-. bj Mi. Patter
son, of RIair. The bill ir.cua.ses the
number oi mumbeis of the liumo of
representatives fiom 01 to -.'Or. Phila
delphia is given 41 mombom Instead of
:!(, under tlio prconi apportionment,
and still tetains its -.'S. districts. Allo
ghervy Is glvon 2i memlieis. an increase
of S. and is divided Into aight districts,
Hl.ih. Cambiia, Cleurflekl, Faj otto, Jof
foi "on, Nni tliunibeiland and Wot
moieland gain one member each, and
Luzerne and Lackawanna two mem
heis each, Adam.-, Hodtoul, Hradloid,
Bucks-, fVntie, cinstor. f'lailon. iol
tiinbia, Uiadfoid. HtuUIngdon, Lau
easter, Lycoming, Meicer, Montgom
oi y. Soluiylklll, Hiu-quolianiin and
Wat no each lose a member. Yoik
i canity is divided into two districts, tlio
i Ity of Yoik constituting one distilct
and tlio lest of the county the otlu i,
Mr. Colvlllo, of T'hlladflphla, pie.scnt
ed a bill tor the ostabllsliniciu of a
state naval militia In connection with
the National gun id.
The Willaid fo- hunting bill was de
feated on lln.il pasMigo.
Senate Session,
The senate hold a -.hotl M-sslon to
lllgtlt and oloaietl Ihe calendar of bills
on Hist and second loading,
Tlio house Carbundule paving bill
and the house bill fm bidding patents
lioni looking: chlldmi under 10 vears
of age In looms during their absence,
wore lepottod with negative tpoom
nipndations, A communication tiom tlie Xovatl.t
legislatuie was lead, which asked tlio
co-operntlon of tim T'eunsylvaui.i leglt1
latuto with tliostt of other state's, look
Inff towaid a constitutional convention
to amend the piosout ledeial consti
tution, so (hat Unllod Hfutes .senators
may bo oleutert by the ponplo,
These bills wein llittodiu od,
Ity Mr Woods, of Westmot eland
Piovldlng for the eloetlim of leooulois
ot deeds and n'gisteis of wills in coun
ties bavins population of over ir.O.-
000.
J5y Mi, Quail, ol Schulkill Authot
izlug township i uiiunls-,iunei at
townships of the flisl i Uhs to enter
into a conltacl with any ouo or more
tuxpayeis of tlm township for making,
amending and tepaliing dm public,
highways and bildees.
Adjoin ned until tomoiiow iiioinlti'r
In the Houe.
The oidf-r of business iu liio lioiiof
tonlglit was bills on second loading.
The. hcnatti oleo 1)111 iiassed this stage
und was then teferied to the commit
tee on ugtioultuie for u lioailug. The
bill reducing the meicailtile tax one
half was Indeflnitel postponed.
The bill repealing the ad cieating
Ihe I-hll.'idelphia boaid of lovlslon of
laves was not tailed up nnd -ocs. otcr
until toiuoiiow night, when ll will bo
llikell tip anil discussed.
An ngiopinnl to this effect was
touched today between the ndvoiulos
and opponent! ol the inoastite. The
debate on Ihe bill will bo limited to
lomotiott' and 'J'htnsdiiy evenings, af
toi whli h It will b" acted on.
When the llufl'ey ballot bill was
icached. the bourn, ndlottinod until
tiiiiionoW mniliing i
MR. GAGE BUYS BONDS.
Two Million in Two Per Cents Wcte
Pincliased.
lb 1,-tln-tw Wit I'i in- Ihr Vv.ni Ittnl I'll si.
U'aslilugl in. Apill 2.-n acroidaiico
wllli Kpciotniy tinge's announcement
thai h" would btt.t. fiom tlmo to llnio,
tlio slinii bonds at an invi sttuenl late
u itllitlile to the iuvestoi who btiv the
new two pel ants, should Ihe miukol
pi if o lor lb" new "s ipuialn on tin1
ptpsptit b isl he was today tendcii'tl
onn.nnti gooinni"tit short bonds on
pur tlcallv the si nn basis n the '.'s
leluined nt the ciirient mailtet quo.
t.illon of about Jftfi'i,
1'Mict figures t aiinol ,et be git on. a-
Ihe details luno not het-n completed,
lull it Is pr.utliallj cei lain that th"
sppietau has aiailed liimt?-)!' of the
oppoi limit v to pituhnsp bonds in ac
iijidmuo with his announcement.
fl.nvev I'I' ke '-'nils nte tlio sellers
nl the sj.noo.ui 0 bonds lo th" sovcin
lnenl. Thev ale of (lie bonds of 1111)7.
As Seen tin v ''age deelaiod a day or
two ago that be would buv bonds on
th basis ot th" pi lee of the new two
per 'puts, thp pili-e paid for the bonds
of 1107 today will be ne-n to mi,. The
Js haic iwent.v-nin" yeais io uin.
CONVENTION IN CUBA.
Special Sessions Will Be Held in
Havana TodayCommission May
Be Appointed.
B,i 1 jc'Iiihic War Itotn llt S'ociater Ptci
Hiuana. Aptil 2 As a ie"!iili of -teida.t's
tote the Cuban constitution 1
convention met In public session today,
but went inimediatelv into executive
session
The op Msti-iday against sending
a commission to Washington was i e
c onldoiPd.
Sp-cial sessions will be held tomoi
iow toi a fm flier discussion of this
question It is neneiall thought that
a commission will be appointed
IN FRONT OF A TRAIN.
Miss Heidman Commit- Suicide nt
Chelton Hills.
Hi lvliisi Wtte from Ihe U-n late.l Pipm
Philadelphia. April '' Miss K Tleid
nian, agetl ft teais, member o a
prominent Putsbuig tamilv, ooin
mitlc'd suicide today at ClieKen Hills,
a suburb of this cilv. bv throwing her
self In fiont of a lallioad ti.iln. MI'S
Ifeidman bid been nuclei lioatment for
neiiotis piostiatioii at a. private .s-anl-liiiiuin
bote for the past sl wee'es.
Today, aicomrianiod bv a nuise. alio
made a. toui ol the sbopping district.
In one of the big depaitnieiit stores
the nuis" became sepaiated fiom Iicm
chai go.
Late this fotenoon the llagman at
f'lielteii 11 ills observed Miss Heidman
walking along the Hacks A local train
was aiipioaching. but before Hip llag1
man could signal the engineer tlio wo
man cast herself upon the rails and
wiiss inn ovei, hep bead being seveied
l the wheo,
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
U' llxcliisjip Wiip 1 join Ihc A-Hti talcsl Pic's..
Oniili.t, piil 2 'I iic tisiii in itf.irli etcr'
sltlHll (nWll III Ihc i til M M-. iKPtlsP pi no lo
ipilsi ..lid lEpoitn imitert ( nifslit lioni fift.
ilji,f i'lilii'ttc that tin uiaioiitv of tltc-ui have
gon foi llicntir. In t iw of the lari,ci totiiu
prlllli-s I'litiinl inlii tin itnti.-iKi Ilic voir
i;'itci til' was IikIiI Otnalii pitcl snnth Omal a
pperntp tnt'loi spoini ilnrlfti, mil ilirl not hold
i. i... i,iiii.ilti . h 'it inn Iodic.
I't'tlh), loi, Apill J, I'liinii, Indii it" th.'
ii flu lion ol Mavoi l.'tinj,f Wet, Ucinociat,
oif) John lisWttrn, iiii.iiinr ot flip Uftmlilliaii-i
.nil l.nv ami litilti IciBti" 'lite platform ol
tin' hi IK t c is h i pn s-tiiii oi tramlilliv- .ni'l
th.' i losing pi -hIiii'iy. at inltlitUlii mil rn .stin
It si 1 ml. nil -' ilnnitipil ikinoiis wpip
In lit in the titlon, i ttlri ot the thiol ilan
tlllOllallOlll Ih.' St Hi' lOiljl. I'.lltl liliPt ttl
nit iliawii ami lit iiuni i.e-cit lltci e was hut
in" tic Let in tin' lie lit. WIiciiwi tin- isiu titM
"hcnivc" oi "no Jiit'ii.f" the toiinii luj, been
Mllll'sllll,
Cole i,iJi spline,, .v,,, . u itpiunsoii,
(lltpnllli.ni), N clrcinl maici In fi..tn .'AH fo
7m m.ijoilti cm i W s nni,, (i)HiiKi'lal;.
ItohiiisPit was cht litl two tcais ttio h' Jot)
Wiihili, ril J 11 P Mi I m. Itfpnhlic in,
I, rlmtnl ltitoi In i 1 ii kp nij'Pilt', 'hi Ifii
p.iliiip li(k''l so' about Is p-i ti'ia of (he
oti"J
lititia. i tic. Kin, ptll i fin' iflt.iin t.i
.In itp th:il thi inni'ii.lti i.ii.i ,flH'.,i I,,
slioil, lliihllian, .tu.l W II (,t i.ldui ',, p. run
nil, U tet) tlosr. I'lic linhi itlon, lacot I. ml.
iloi I,
St; ike Oideied nt Shut on.
f.. I, ai'liidvp iMie fr.an 'lli Vsoiiitcel Pus.,
Sltauui, t'ii pill ", Vt iiiertlnu, o the
loul i.itptnlcii'' mill luiiilm' union hchl Inst
nifilii a Kcnnal Mrikct wi, ouleml mil this
i.iouilni ''"O moil canto "tn, caiisiiij a siispep.
tlon of work on norm of lioit, and Iniilrllii,-'
tlnoiilliiiit tlio i ill. liu lilit-w ilirncml niia
hour ofl on sjiuul.i, ,i( ip t.antc iav Ihcy up
now luinliik. wltlili I, vlrtnalh an iiiikk. of
V'"l Cfllti,
Six Handled Miners Locked Out.
Ill I iluh Wiip fnni Hit "usuvlalul Pitia,
llnlotmi, ird J. I ho fl liiintlidl nii'ii pin.
pp'.vnl at lltt Mil Ids lolllrty if Com Plus. ,V
Co. law li'ni liil.nl on1 when Hip rum wnil
1. 1 tin ntiti.i, this ini.nilns tin t weir .ml hoi-tr
ai'iiu 'Iln loiupam u.int. the milieu to if
poll al. I l"l worl. hie th" in. 'ii i.fu-i In do
.; No iiiiim ha li in in idr nn a.vtltrnwnt
Inciease for Puddleis,
15 I ulit'iic. vlic (win Iho Afao'lalni I'ifj
Veil,, I'i , Apill ' Notlip oi an incrcaM of
1 p.! cent in pmiilhia' s anr Ii.vc lei i
',.. t.'.t hi tlio oris Uolline null. Waki. in
utlm ileptlllilliits wilt I o iiiiiraxd pti.p.l
ti.liltcli (It Itiildfi' villi so into rfiul
Villi Ci
Fatal Dispute Over Politics.
n- r.viluib Who fiom Ihe "iiiocialf'l l'rcM.
Demi r, Apill S. I I'. Ullwr tvai m.i'iitly
Mllul mil I'. Ilic" fatally wounilfci l.y Ma
Itos'T-i ii Hlil a IbPilanil pjih. yahl to hiiv
uilttliialid In ilupiitP oici politii"). ltoei
luul i Uii hcslir illlc. The ui'ii v.tit' all
Sim mini Willi iln liu'rUitd pirl. tail.
ATTITUDE OF
VENEZUELA
The United States nuxiliuru Grniscr
Scorpion Detailed to Gonveu
Minister Loomis.
CAUSE OP THE TROUBLE
Piesident Cnstto Personally Hostile
to Mr. Loomis Because the Latter
Hns Protested Strongly Against
Non-Payment of Lnrge Sums Due
Americans The Government at
Washington Supports Mr. Loomis.
B Eultiiive Wir lioni the Actfciolilt.U PrfW.
Pott of Spain, rslancl of Trinidad,
.Mull .' (Via Haytian cable.) The
Culled States aullllaiy ciuiscr t-ior-pion
ha bon ordert'd to lonvuy Frnn
rls B. JjOoniW. the 1'nitod Stnlos minis
ter at Cniacas, Venezuoln, to Hun
Juan Ue Potto Kloo, wheio ho will
ombaik on a steamer for Mew Yoik.
Th Scoipion lea vps l.:i Guira Aptil 7.
An attache of the foreign office at
Caiacas bus ditiilgfd the fact that
attei the inspired presr, of Yonosniela
had for two month- abusrd the Vni
(ed States navy, Piesldont McKinley
ord Mr. Loomis, ihe Venezuelan goi
einnieiil foimallv asked for Ihe leesll
of Alt. Ijoomls, for no alid leasou.
He liad. hov.evei, antagonized cer
tain high officials. Rui the ginoin
iiipnt at Washington has supported Mi.
Loomis and he is going to Washing
ton, nol because lie is tccailod. but
on-'eato ol absence, lo consult with
Set tel.it y Hay.
President C'asfto is pcionallv lios
lilo to Mi. Loomis because the lallor
ills piotestetl stiongly against the
non-pat menl ol large sums of money
due to Ameii'Mii'. ..ftoi the puslilonl
had solemnh pi.miised lo pay the
Americans betote any ottir foieign
claims. Hut Mr. Loomis declined thai
the president was secretly paing the
Oeiman claims, thus 'violating his
piomlso nnd ci.idiiiK Hie terms of th"
agreement w hie it called for ihe
paniPTit of the AnieiicRr. claims
TERRIBLE RIOT AT DIENNE
Inhabitants Attempt to Bum the
Towu Hall Gendarmes Tire Upon
Ciowd Ten Peisons Killed.
Bv I" dii.it e Viic tiom Uf Awi talcil I'tcv
London. Apiil .'. The Daily Kspteai
has leceived the lollowing from its
tt)lIespotldpnl,: al Geneva:
"A teiriblo liot has otcuiied at
Dionne. In the valley ol ChauionK,
owing to the municipal council sell
ing land on which the people had en
joyed graxlng rights. The inhabitants
tried to set (lie to the town hall, and
a lleico conflict ensiled between the
ilotets and ihc gendarmes.
Ton poisons wore killed and fifteen
iniuipil.
MBS. NATION AT ST. LOUIS.
She Is Compelled to Leave tae Sa
loons. By 1'xflic.lip Win from . Iwolal-il I'im-
st. lanii". .pill .'.Mi. C'auict Nition, of
Iwi-.tsi,, spoil inolhi'i Itotn ami a half in s-,
luia tocU. Fhp vintcd two Maikct ulrfct
alnona, cngjcfil in heatul ait,iitiiciiN l(h tlio
li-ilfiiiJco' ami tliMlb wna Mn I'd fiom a siloori
nunril iflfi lien mil wltlili hp had vlsitcil on
her priwioua passau'i llirnngli H, Loiih. TnOav
slip tiiit cpinpi'llctl to lone Hie pine il the
point oi i uiolici,
"riiesi' thiimi will he ilitUicnl 'Ctno iln," ,ho
cli'illli'il "lyifk mil foi me altt t I ,il out limn
nrnli'i bond in Ivuiisa-, I'll clo-p thr-e lull.
Itolcvt if 1 Into lo i otiio back, ui. smash, rwiy
oin' of them."
MAY HAVE BEEN CAPT. KIDD'S.
A Lot of Spanish Gold Found in an
lion Pot.
lit l.ulti.lip Wnc f rem 'I ho "isvoiialdl I'r'is
Ijcmslon, Me, piil idiil lo tli" lo ii.
Ital fiom Paiiiicineniia sain'
v lot nf Sunl-)i teoltl, c'.-umii I t.i lo uni'itinl
lo tic ul Mi.noii la uliic, lia, birrt fciiinil in iho
mil of mi old building: here Th holier-, wlih li
uis piiriluml rfictitlt by lob"it Joins, was
lidm; lorn clon. Tits coll) t?a iiitloMcl in an
iron pot. wlilc li hid been placed In i lamas
ioter.il t.o.s 11 is hilinvixl tint no tira.uip
had hern hid.-n lor moi than nm hittidii'd
v i J l ".
i i
SUICIDE OF ALBERT SMITH.
Willtes-Baue Lad Hangs Himself in
House ot Coirection,
Bjr Y.icliiilT wir" from The Autod'ted fimi
I'hila'MpM. pid .' tlh-'it K (-miili, .igc.l
pi Jdli, of Wllkos IIjiii', toilaw loniniirli'il ui.
tide in the lion,' o Cointtloii In hnvlni;
f-inllli win auc-trd March to fm ltallna a
coat mil coriniillted li the llontr of t'oumlvn
foi thus month.. 'Ihe di.giaie piftc.l upon
jiint aid If licoanie nicUiiilioli 11c hit a nolo
dlreUiiil,' lliai hli botli he suit In the lime
of hi. itiothi'i Mi. I I, sunt li. Wj.iniiiti.il
lrili Mlll.ii Dan -
New M. E. Conutitution Rejected.
By I'liludl Wiie flum ihc "inoU-tcd I'ifvi
llifftitown, till ' -'Iho M"tliodlt i:pi-nial
rontiii-iici' lot ih dioLisp oi Kwltimair, In a
kuiti Iicip (hi, lniiridiiii kii lid the puijit'ivicl
mn lotistllii'.iiii ot too Mitluilbt I'liUiopal
Cllllllll le 9 loll of pn) lo lf lilt vol. WW
tal.i ii 'il!ion( di'iiiVoit
- -- - .
She Tinned on the Gas.
lie I'.tilii'lm Mile lioin Tlio "lioelalvd I'lev,
Ijncbln, ptll :'. Mr., lillle lll.. wile oi
t'livtiul s. peid, a piouil'iciil ii.ld.iil if llti.
pi air, was P"iii.l dead in li'il thit iiioinni: iMth
iln- ajs lnrieii ut s jt ilopi.m!. nt mi ii
i ot. nl of IU health
TIIK NEWS THIS MORNING.
Wtftfhrr Inilicatlon-t Today!
KAINl SOUTH TO WEST WINDS.
I i.'cniril-Ajiilnilch SnMM Alleijlaiiie fp
Itlide Win.
Mine Illlli I'm Up U.iisc
llitt-ivli In (hint In Hold a I'mv Won.
All iln In Vrtie-iitl i,
'1 Urticitll ( aibondili Depitlinrht
.: lo. il-MI-i WIImii and the Xri'U of Ihe V
V. C. A.
I Iks' llnw liner Tc'irn Deflated.
I onirtion PI. jt ( o'li l
i I'dltoihT
Note mnl Coniiiioiil
5 loPiil Vein or Iho Ih 'is an it mn dulling e
Hi culled
an.lldjl.-i lot lite .Iilils'.'hlp
li I iMal M'e-t Seialtloit .iim! "-uliiiiliaii
7 rirnti.il Voilliraveiu I'tini'ilriiiii
tiiiarnlal ..ltd (,'oitimetcial.
8 focal Mir Nevra of the toilil.lilal ftoiltl.
ALBERT T. PATRICK
PLACED ON TRIAL
Damaging Evidence Is, Given by
Charles F. -Tones, Rice's Valet.
Proceedings in Will Contest.
Bt htiliis.1,. Hue fruiii Ihc 'tSsouHlrd l'ie.
Now Yorl. pill 2 -When Albei I ,T.
F'atilol; was brotinrhl Into .Tusliec Jer
ome's com I today for a continuation
of tlie piellnilnmy heating on the
chars', thai he had caused the death
of William (I. nice, the millIontili,
of Teva. Oat id L Khoit and Morris
MoiT'ts, tin. witnesses to Rice's will,
who aie bold on a charge of foigeiy.
wcio biouglit in with lihu.
The prlncltial witnoss of the day ,a-
ChniIo ! Jones. Rice's valPt, who
is also aroused of complicltv in the
piepaiatlou ol Hie will ar.d in tlio
death of Ttice. Jones, It will lie to
moinhfiod. nttemptetl suicide in his
cell seven week, ,igy. Jones gave
most damaging testimonv tyrainst Tat
tick lodny. He testified tint T'atiick
Lad a .iked Iilm tthetliei he did not
think that lllcc was living a little long
fm theii pin poses. "I said I thought
so,' sni.i Jones, "and Patilik sng.
gc sfprl tint wo put him out of the way.
I jii-rgcslcil Oi. Citiiy, bur C.mlek
said Ut. C'lrrv would not do tinytbing
ol the kind."
Jones said lint iln n, at Paliiek's
suggestion, lie piocttred fliloiuloiin.
and laudanum l rom bis In other In
Teas and deliteied It tu Pat tick. He
lpcplvd tlio dings fiiini Texas bv copies'-.
Jones sild that he gate tlio
poison to Patrick about thiee weeks
lielore Kb e's dead Ho rl'.o testified
that Patilelc was neter iutrodiieed lo
1.1c--; tint Itloe no ei saw f'atiiok but
one o. and thai lie did not know Pat
rick when he saw lilm.
He futther teslilled that on the; rl,i
of Rice's death be told Patiirk thai
ltieo .seemed to bo hettei. Aceottllng
to the witness, Patrick then gate him
a bottle ol chloroform, told him to sat
iii. Ho i (owci witli it and to place
1ho towel over Rice's face lot about
thirty minutes. Continuing. Jones
.said:
"1 did 'is P.itiiclc lold mo and left
Mr. Rices loom lor about half an
hoiti. Then I sent for Di. Cuiry.
When Dr. Cutty came, l'alilek said,
M (Jod, doplot, ha l is die woist
thing thai could have happened io
inc.' "
Jon-is teslilicd lliat the i berks lor
$2r.,U0t) and SH'.OOO lespectively. on
Stvcnson & Sons and the Filth Avenue
i'tiist company, weie made out after
hico'r" death. H said P.ililck also
ti op dun j." of about $1.10 In bills and
c iglil ot nino doll us in silver from a
ctiawer in niillionalie's writing desk.
Jones said Patiick also took away two
gold watches and all the poisonal
p.ipns of Mi. Ric p.
Sinrofeatc Thomas made an order In
day dliecllng the lempoiary ailminls
luitoi of the estate of the late William
Mmsll Rice, viln was appointed by
IK' Te.as i oiu Is (o take eharge of the
pmpetly lett by Iho der cased nilllion
aire in lliat state, lo piodino nil Ids
hcoks rfiul accounts foi examination
heie, pending the contest over the two
wills alIos;ecl to have been executed
by Mr. Wcc Tlio nppllc.itlnii was
made by Lawvoi William 1!. Jim n-l-lower,
eounsel foi the oxecutor.s of
the will PMJiitted in ls'.it:, and whloli is
oiiposed by Albeit T. Patiiik, now hi
iho Tombs em c lunges of minder and
foigei, Th" oMiittois of this will
uppem tlie piob'ito of a will executed
silently befiuo Ml. Rice's death, and
which Is alleged to have been foiled
liv Patilik wlio Is nimbi leslduiuy
legatee
RAND MINES OPEN.
Bv l.tilii'iit Win fioni lite Vsimlaled 1'iest.
Cap limn, ptll '-',- I onl Kililieitfi lu, grant
id pmitW'lt'ii In Iln dine ltautt iiilninrt tone
pnilfs, whlill lain Hill be iikiimniI to . ll,
to ircntiie woik ttltli llftt stiiniW euli, pionil.'ii
the maximum w.iro-i paid lo niincM be utlom
mid flic HlilllllifC- tLf, eqnil to the wage of
He Invgular riooper., (o prevent ili.iciiilrntineiit
aniiinii; (ho lilli't. llm lein limlri ot Ihe minus'
onlliial' jy will be deioted Id fund lor the
bene til of the families of uiddenM o' Hi" Kami
killed in ihe w n the fiansutal ilulnbei of
mlliri. hi" l-sticd J ill illJI obiutliiff to rlnvo
lJK'( uin! Ihf conlltioii. of will
Mr. Winslow Uncoiiceined.
H tvhabf Wile fiom ilir Aoiiatrd I'uii,
lln-dPii, M"" - -bn'iiR Wlli.liiw, friiilny
ol tin ittl lnierlilll leJKtte, w I, liifoimel
Hut Wn'tiildo h.il taken tin ottlt u ale,ianie
lod'ij, flip ecx't'ii.i tiitl tl it he did nm fi how
llui" aiicliil Ihe woil. "( In nisanialiuii, "It
doe-j lull loniiiii n, uhlt .illllndp the I'iliplno-i
liti.i taki a iiuuli i II d'H' wlui tlm I'tilted
Sta'if nut di "Ul bittle Im hot been ton-Jit
Im tin- I'illpiiio.. I'll l"l 'be i 'ii'lltillloli.l
llbciii if iucrua "
A SLIGHT BLAZE.
Ilic lii ok' mil this lii.tnilii tlioilli brlore
.' o'llock In a house at the loinei of I'i lit-, .tiect
,mil daiAclcl avciii.e. ncinpiiil !. Mi. I tan
lltdif. It is evIineuUhed In the Wot Siran
(on I'liipjine bifora Jii tei) tenon, ilannge
wn done
Fuinitme Factoiy Binned.
lit IxiiU'itr Mte fiom Iln X.-ocLlul 'irn
lljeMoitn, Jl't. Mull i Main-.' iMen.iie
furiillLiP lailor.t In lhl citi, wa ileMimfil by
hie tils iiibiiini.', ciitjillu i la-rf of alo it i".'
noi and .Ifpiblnv ltd well men nl ini'l".Miiti I
THE GENERALS
ARE TO MEET
Then Are Summoned bu Count Von
Walderser, to Confer at
Pekin.
IMPORTANT DISCUSSIONS
To Discuss Militaty Situation lu
China and Advise Pcacemakeis.
Foits Between Pekin and Sea to
Be Rendered Useless Anti-British
Outrages Reported at Tien-Tsln.
lit Iviltisbr Wne fiolil 'Ihe AtMiiiatid l'ie.
I'ekin, Apill 2. Count von Waldersoi
has ordoie'd the generals command In g
the allied troops and has lentiosted tlio
other generals to confer at the Winter
E'nlaco legaidlng (lie Instructions to be
given tlm mintstei.s, and as to tvliat
military action is necpsFarj to bo takeiu
under Al tides ll unit in of (he Joint
note.
Rogaidlug Iho desttueilon of the
foi'ls the gencMals aro piaclicallv
ugioed dial II1090 at Taku. Shan-Hal-Kw.in
and Tlon-T.sln must bo renderott
usplt'sa, while the noith toitat the en
trance of the RiVer Taku must be de
strovod because it diveits the coiuso
of the stteam and causes loiter water
on the bar. The merchant" have fio
quenlly complained to tlio consuls, but
no government has eared to ask China,
to destroy a foi t at the etitianee to an
important ilver. That, howoter. can
now bo done as 11 matter of milltarv
neees-sily, and will gito foreign met -chants
intense satisfaction, as in con
sequence the river will In a shoit timr
again be navigable as far as'ien-Tsln.
Russia Injuiing Our Trade.
Sir RobeilHiul. inspector geneial of
Chinese customs, has sent customs
compiiisons for the last five veais to
the legations. Thev show a. great 111-
1 tease In Aineitcan trade, pat tiuflailv
in flannels, sheetings audjourtsT and-H.
coriesponding dcoitjaso In Hrltlsh trade.
They also showed, gieal falling off in
the Amei loan kerosene tiade. Russia
has a gctaterpait of (ho business in
oil, nndthc m-eiehnnts tear Russian
competition. especlRllv in cotton goods
and , while, owlni to th" "closoil
doyr" policy, Miinohutia will )e lost en
tirely to intorntitional tradp.
Jf. cle Caioi), 1. io Rusiian iiiinistet tn
China, has reeoived Instructions ftoiu
St. Peteisburg not to perriilt the dis
play of the Kussiin Hag on 01 near the
land in 'dispute between tlio Russians
and the Uiitishsat Tien-Tsln ivhilp tin:
merits of tlie controversy remain un
decided. v
Tien-Tsin, April 1. Captain tlarrett.
of the Bntmali (Rntish) troops,s.was
nswaultod witli sabres bvseten F'rPneh
rorn last evening. Ho was not. how
ever, dangerously wounded.
A British Indian sentry was shot In
die thigh on Sal in day night. ITe sats
that ho returned the lite twice. ITe be
lieves tlio aggie ssrii s wote Kuiopean
soldiers.
Oerm.ui mounted Inland y slatted
yostoiday in put mill of the lobbois ii?
tlie ni-Tai tllstiiet.
TRAGEDY AT SHAMOKIN.
John Gulick Kills His Mothei audi
His Biothei.
Ul l.ttlit.iti- Win- lioni 'Hip "ts-Miiitnl l'tes
'Sliiinokin, pill ', loliii linlick, aned M
tears, a raiinei, lltiiia no 11 hline's thou., tin,
innnh, to 1 11 sli"t and irt-t intlv killed his
lnolhei, -laeil is leu-, mil Hun iniiidtreit hU
biotbu, I'hlllp, Jistil "" te.iis, hy Ihe ,1111.1
means. Hie (mill1 hue i-iitemed in ftecpieiit
qtiarnls 01 lile .Hi'. ai's il.iiible 11 itjedi was
the . iilniili lliuu in tie hid In Mm, thai In. c
Med. titiluk Willi. 1 lip behind his inilhit Willi 1
piitcl In In, html ami ebo( In 1 il.mii 'Ilic trnti
ii ri 1 thin will ul it. 'tn th" kit. lien, whi'ie hi.
Hi.r intllii lit ile id, lo ihe Iniipi ml, tilnrp
I'ltillp w.m at woik. .folin ilntv Ilic jilstol ajatn
and Mill a bull. I Ihr.'iikli his lirothei h..iit
'Iho iinililciPI escaped, nnl ti 1, la.t een iiinnliij
towards llitivllle, whcie his i,Isloi ie-hle.
Hun Mo. it 1, lliitik on .'in iilp.liiiiig fnni,
he nil tin' shuts aid hasleiinl In Ibe i.itliil, home,
'I he mother w is imuiil liiiu .11 tin' flooi of tho
Lite lu 11 iinl Ibe uin w is found in (lie lurn t inl,
Willi 1 hull. L hole 11e.11 his lir.nl. Moth hail Inrn
iiisi-nlh killed.
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Steamship Auivals.
Ill I M lint' Wile lioni I'lm sioiili'd l'te-
New oik, plil " -niied Sonlhwaid, nt
weip; liotterilini, Itotleiiliin (leired; I'tnli'til. ,
l.htipooli ruisliiid, Antwiip! si, l.oni., s.,.,1 .
iiiil.toii. sjjiod' Weir i, N'iphs, in , Iiai.ir
Wllli.'lllt IL 1 (,iis-e, II11111111 t l.l Niiilliiliipli.il
und I bcrlioiii. Uou l"M m "-lile (: I'lioenUii
llambinif. loi New "mil,. Itottinlain irluu
Poisillm. Nioi ills Hi lleaitln-iu 1)11. 1 n-l.i 11
Miliul. Orejitlta, New otk .r l.nrtp.iol
(and I'locceilnll.
Republicans Win in Denver.
By Kulijsirt' Wire from Tlio Wii-iaie.. Tre...
1)ihit, IV . M'dl '.-I'aitlal reiiiins lain in.
iilshl from ill lb" wardi ot the eiti indica! a
mvreplng liilon for the llepnbln 111 ihkn
Uadiiic PininnaH mutede the election ot tils?
bod) of tlio Uepiiblli-an ticUol b.i (,0m) I.) i i1)i
pluialip, while cliiuiing tho nu't-rall in
ihiuht. lite tounill fill Im mivisi
Collieiies Closed.
B.i htilii.he V,in trein flic A.-oiiUled Pun
shitimMii, Vpiil '' 'I lw lkiUuiA and Ali.ki
rollletiie, opeiatod b.i the I'ltllidelpltla and Head
iiiK (oil cotnimm and rmplot nig ,0D) turn,
nrie rlosul elown thi, nioiiiin,- iii.Kfluilil.i ln.i
novo Ibe oulioiiif of Ihc men It nlni. Ihei,
work tfitrrdiy aid J'diilni. 111 a lehbiation at
Jloiiul ( titttrl
Women's Victory iu Kansas.
Uf rtilnilve Win from Jhe taoclatcd 1'iesi.
Inpili, Km iiiil 2, Incoinplelp ret inu lie
ibate tint I I. Iltii;hi ll.pulilhaii ami hu.
Tier-mio lamlldali I 1 ma) or, li elected by a
vife itnjoijtt u iPiiuti s voto ule.ttd ti
intuit Hepttlditan una
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Washnii'teii. Muil ' romait fr
nil 1. IVni'jili jiu... Hani Witlnodi; ,
-f llHii'dii. fill, flail mill In ae.lwiui. -0
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