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CUBA VISITED BY WHIRLWIND.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Mil Ml FROM THE CI . iL
C0NGRESSI0NAL,
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REPARATION OFFERED.
A Ccmpiete Disavowal of Responsibility for
the Barcelona Iniult.
Tli" Spanish government l.us promptly dis
avowed biiv responsibility for the assault im
the Pull'-d St:i(i-n consulate at Ilari'i 1 inn
ty. t 1 1 1 in a billion to 'Xj.rw(liif d"ep
regr t ovr tin- i nrr'i , lnw nT'il to
make complete reparation. This Informa
tion tin- state ) -rt rt ti i-1 t r f 1 In n cable
message from Mr. Ilunnls Tuvlor, minister
..f the l ulled states lit Madrid. Secretary
Olni'v laid tin- dispatch before I'n shield
I' v Ian. I early M..ril'iy tn r I i n melon hi
r-! ii ri; to tln 1 rl tt . nt In- gave II tn tho
pp --. Tin- -1 i 5 .it'll follow-:
1 ! rilillttT "f -tlllo llll- jll-t called tn
" pre-" i r iti'I tha' ii in.-b h.i ln-ult" I
II - r.'ir'''l..iiu iciil.-it"" bp'aslng window
.in I .,'T p''l "i:npli't" r ;iratl"h. II" in
form"'! mi"' Dial hl government, nn its own
I'i'.'i.ai. hn l ik' ii every . -mil i-n to guard
tli- ! gull "ii iiii'l my r t I I I have n-k'-d
hi. t . --t i. . n. " '
Prior Im tin' receipt or Hi" 1 1- rt
life i reporting tli" ns-iiult i'n tli" I
r'oii-iilal" had hi'"n r iv" I from I
ii, tin'i"
irci-lnna
tli M ni-
l-t"r 'n.l'.r mi l Mr. II- r' rt I'..
o.V '11. til"
.it liar-'-loiia. S. m r I
.1.' I.olllf.
til" - ,-inl-h n.ii.l-t'T.wn-nl-. iiifonin'il of Hi"
tl"W-.:m. ll" WalV.'d i'P -tnoiiy llli'l M I oil
Sep Urv tiiin'v at hi- P -I Inn." jest, play to
"M "
f in-
-.in advance i f in-tru on-.tl nvn-l
iv runc-nt ""t tl urr'-m-c
STONED BY A MOU.
Spuni-tnls Attailt Uncle Sam't Consulate
at Bare Ion. i
Ti.i- Ini'i of i ii . 1 ( u-i i ill i n an I hat" rtstiti-t
til" I'llltcd .Slli!" which II ir to haw t.lK' ll
f.,.--. im nf tin' ln art of all Spain o -r th"
h ti. n of Hi" l'nil"'l stati c Si'ii'it" In r""oi:
iii.:mg tli" .rol-o,al government of ul.ii
a- l."liii."-r"iit- ainl in calling upmi Pp -M'-nt
l l.-vdnml t u-" th" high i lli"- Willi Spain
to (.I'.'iiri' Ih" imb "'ii'l"i of I iil a, "iiliinii-
ati"l In violi'ia scenes at lime, loini. anl an
at'ink upon Hi" I nlt' il slates l oii-'ilal".
I Ii- troiil.l" .11. 1 not ari .nil of Hi" -p..n-tuueniis
formation of tli" in..l, w lih-h did t he
Vio. , 1.1,1 Wlls tl llt.'nltl" nf II 1. 1. 1. Ill'
ii 'Int.' which lia'l I ii lull ii -i .-- I liy fervid
S 'll"!'.
llio public ili'tnoii-tratloii to pr.te-t
itgaiu-t tli" I I. it' d Still"- imp's iii'tioii was
organlod by tli" "ilili"iil leaders, including
ii'liciins mi. I nn'ii of all i-lm l'M of liti
"iil nt ii i'tit .
It . :t n'l liH'k In Hi" nfti riiooti li"ii tli"
nii'i'tlnit lui'l iif-' ii M"'l. anil Hut" v P'
fully l.'i.ixKI ." .r"- nt, nil in a 'tat" of
liU'ii pntrloti" 1'nlliunla.nii ami rip" for any
nianil' Statloii nf Ih" I'liiotioni lil' h pon
I tlii'iu.
I ln-ro .viT" iiiMr'.t!' ! tli" or:itorj pr .-
lili il for tli" ni'i'iislon iiii'l tli" pnrpo," .f
tli" iii""tini: plaliii-.l n.i inn- of prot"t
uaiiiit tli" i cnitiou of tli" I'n' an u'ovi'rn-
ni"iit a a lu llik'- r. nt p' wor l.y tin' I u it I
sta'"!t mi nat". Tli" epirlt of th" crow. I took
lln: anil tli. y H. t olT for til" l"i.lt".l Stal".-i'oL-uliit".
Tin' li ii'l' Tn who liml orminlzi il
tli" iii""tlni 'tii" I to hav" r allz"il tli" mt-Ion-
i'oii.-"iii"ii"" wlil 'li mlk'lit follow upon
a ili'umiiMratli'ti that took that 1 1 r.-.-t i. ni an. I
tin y ii ii'l" "Vi ry "ITnrt to .li.--.un I" tli" mnli
(n in tlii." purio". lint tln-lr i ITorts W"r" of
no it vinl an. I tli" rrnwil w t olT for tli" I t . 1 1 I
Stat" ron.-iil.it".
Tl:" iiiitlinritl'i of tli" rity luul ! this tini"
t.iki'ii iilnrin nii'l ii for.'" of poli.-o wii- wnt to
th" "oiwulnt". Tli" i i'it"il rmwfl wa.-i not
tiitliiiliinti'il l.y tli" .-how of fniv" from until
i rlni; iK-fur"' t!i" "on.ulat" ami slmiitiiii;:
'I.nni' l,lvi Simln " U'"l oti.'W" With""
I'h"H.i vi'rluil ml.-Hllis ill.l not . li.-fv
th" amiiwil pa--ioiiH of tli" mnli inn
flinrt tlui" btoiii'rt I" iimi living i th"
"rowil, wlili'li l.rok" ii liiiiiImt of th" v. .ailowi
in th" l'iiit"il Mat"s "oiiHiilut".
Th" fori'" of pnli"-' wnit" l for no fit r
th"r tnaiilfi'stntlou, Imt "hiirj,'" ! th" .-row, I
iwnl'T tli" or.li-rs of thi ir olli. ! uinl munh
ly 1 1 -1 or .1 thi'iii, woun.liini -vi-rnl. Sn far
u-i I. ;.rii"'l tli'T" wi-n- im at. 'i I p -nlts.
KILLED WHILE CHATTING.
Two Oirli and Their Escort Run Down By
an Engmo.
Tlir"" pi" wi-r" kill". I nt slinftnn, on"
mil" i a.-! of I r win, Pa., Sat ill. lay nicl.t at 1 1 .
t liriftnii iiri"i, Mary ( lurk ami riioina
(i.irl.ia l W'-t" ri'turiniik to th"lr Imin"-at
V"-'.i::or"laiiil ( ity, aft"r ntt"iiilini; a "on-
rt lit th" l'riiiutiv" M"thoiiht .'liiir. li, at
I rw in. V liilo Irmul.iiikT uul .-haltiiii; nl- nu
th" railr..ai tra'-ks tin y wit" run i1ownl
an "imlii" aii.l all ln-l.-inll kiil"l. Clui-titia
iiiloi was alniojii il""iipiiat"l. I'll" oiin r
two r" l.a.lly !iitnit'l"'l.
t'liri 1 1 ni liri""s wa- tin- .niikhl"r ..!
li.-ori.'" liri'-V' s, .-i . n". ti.rnf Nrth llu::t
iiik'.ton town-liip, iiM'I propii"tor of (iri" -li
it.-l. Sh" whs in yi'ar-. of n;i". M.iry t'l'irk ,
is yi ar- of ni,'", was th" ilaiu-htor ol rii.niia
'l lark, pr.'pri. t..r nf th" ri.iiiiiii r. iiil hot"l.
1 Imnia.-Uarlau.l, '.M yi-ar- nf ni?, was i-in-plnV".l
l.y tli" V"-tii!or"lani t 'oal I'oinpany
at III. . II". in th" inlii"-. l'hoy W"r" nil w"li
kiiown an. I vry popular.
At tin- pla " w h"p' tli" a".-il"iit Imppoin'il
th 'p' aro thr"" tra"ks. Tin- mi. I. II" mi" i-ii.-.'.
hy thrnUkMi Iri k'ht- ami iinattti.-h".l "ii-ulii"-
'1 h" llin-" i.-lrn.-i h.'iir.l a train ". :n
1 1 1 r I -1 1 1 1 1 I tin-in on th" m on tra k an I -top-pi
i '.i tln mi. Ml" rails in front of uii""iupty'
1'iiiii".
STARTED BY SPARKS
F.re in Halifax C.nuri a Lois of Over a
Q'urtor of a Million.
II i i!.i . ulT-'p-il a i-oiil!ai.'r.itioii "arly Sun
'I iv ni. .mil.-,' that "lilail- a lo-s of al.oiit n
ipiartiT nf ii ml la.-ti il..U'ii, i)U'l an lii lii".'t
lo-s in u-'li i?r.-:iti'r. Tl." !lr" start. '! in th"
l a.- -mi-i,l iTt'h" furriinti" vv iptooiti an. I f-i -lory
of (io..-ii ,V K. iih, it , pi "suini'.l, I y
hparks fr.im th" -lov" i,'nilinu u m.u-i of in
llaininalil" niatt'T. Ii. rl"ii h"ilh's luiii.l
h'' wa "UtiP-ly i.-troyi .. as wi ll ustln ir
pi in., wan rooins ami iiiu-l.' ftoro, iinni"
.liir.i l to th" north mi U irriiiK"t"ti stp
A. "imor's iiiillin ry sior was ilnniau'"-!
an. I tli" -t.H'k rnin'-l. M.i'niiwayV'Iry iomh.
tor" to th" south was l.a.lly ilniiiaC'l.
KILLED IN THE MINE.
Bljit wai Tamped too Hard and Went oH ;
Prematurely
llilk'h (i. W'illia'iin, itk'"'l ill yours, was '
kiil.'.l .vatuplay "vi-iiiiiK, hy an explosion of '
Ki.s i'l th" I'rankliii miii" at Wllkosarr", I
Pa. .I.i'au V. ,f ut was snrioiisly injur". I. .
uti'l l'ai.i.-l P.nk'T was slightly hnii-.-.l l.y j
llwir,' r ..-k. I'll" ixpli-i'ti o.'ruir'il In ii '
tuum l. w h"P' th" ni' ii w. r" l lastin ro"k. j
In tit'ti pli', lln- powli-r iuiilt'-.l. "ituslim tin
I'litft to k'o fl m.iiiiit than Htitl.'ipnti .l. v il- i
liitius w :is ;t sli.k'l" man ami hal liv". in j
Wllk' sl uir" two vi'at-s.h.n partnoi ri-.-nltn' in
I'ti.-a, X. . I
Ita'.iau Suffer Defeat.
ion. Jl.iriith'rl atta. kml tlm Ahy-unian- ;
Kuu.la. ii"iis AII.I rtoii", Aritni.mli nml I
lii't.orinl In ''oiiim.iml.' l th" l. ft, i-.-nt'-r ami ,
rl!i hrt.'-i l's r-:'p -tivrlv. i"ii. Kllin '
"otiiinan h-.l tlm t s -rv. Thn Italian- i-.ip-tiir.-il
lh" pa--"- I.'.t -liiiit to Ailo-.tn without
nppi sliimi. (i.vi. A'l.. rtoii", with four na
tive I attullnns ami four mountain luitt"rl"s,
"iiik"-l th" i-L'-iny, luit was soon ovit -ouh)
ty ovi rwl.'nuil.'u n l'ls. I'linilly tho Itanium
went "oiiiH'ii"d to uhainlou tholr positions.
Tha loawa uu!ud are uukuuwu.
Many Honia Blown From tha Fae of tha
Earth, and Several Llvat Lott
A terrril'le wliirlwiml ias."il through tlin
towns of It i'las ami Ivn AI pmiii nt 7 o'"loi k
In tlm rvi'tilnit of K'truary 28, ilolni? Im
iiii'Iih" mii'iii nt of 1nmni;. Tliw" town an
fltuiito'l In th" imttliw"sti"rn .nrt of tli"
proviii"" of hiintii t'larn.
In lloilns th" wlii'l ili'.stroyixl 40 Iioii"s
ninl injiir"'l n Inrn" numln r of pfrsotis.
AinoiiK th" InjiiP-il th" ll"iit''iiant of th"
ii' tin hni"iit ot "lil Kunnls, Tli" wlf" of tin'
military "oininaii'l"r of th" l"i win nlsn
wouiiil"'! so s"rlnu-.y that hIm'IiiihsIiii'" ll"il.
I In- wiip'Iioiis" of Moiit.ilvo ami tin- Htutloii
ilatforins WIT" ili'stroyi'il.
In I,os AliP'iis th" iliiiiiiivt" tollfi'nii'l pni.
orty was "vn ifroat'-r. A lnrit nuinln-r of
liousos w Tf hliatt'Ti-il, an. I all tra f lln'in
was ol.lt"rat"i. lln" whit" woiiinn cui'l n
lli'tfrn Wnllillll W"P' klll"i llli'l 13 'Tsol
W'T" s"rioiisy woiiii'l"il. Th" famlllos who
lui'l th"ir limni's il slroyisl took n-fiift" ' !
fort. I h" nioii'.y loss liy th" whlrlwlml Im
not Is-.n i-tiiii.-it".l. I. ut It Is known to h" l:n
ini ii.-". Th" inhal'itants r" In n pltial.l"
"omiitlnti, lln'lr l"ss on 'Tops Is "ry
lari.'".
Tn" t-'iiiil'n.it ll'Tinan t'ort"7. Im I n "has"
nft'-r a mispi' loiis sp a n'T n(T Mataii.'.as. h
-t'-ani'-r wa- runiiliirf at lull hp""'l, mi l sh"
put mit h"i lu;lits wh'-ii tli" Kunln iit itp "ar
". ami ili-i'.ppi ap'il In th" ilarkii'-s of th"
liiu'lit. Tli" KUiilHiut llr-t llp'.l i I'iaiik ' iirt
riil'" ami lli--ii a soli. I -In.t in 1111 i-!T. rt t -a 'I'
tli" tu"itivi.. I nt without i'll".-t.
A train runnlm: l "tw"i ii Altatni-nlii nrnl
l'..iiia,'ul-'--, ii'-ar t'olnii, in Matana-, nil' I
lip . I upon l.y tli" lii-urt"iils. ih" tiiayor of
l!ai.i,'iiisi s w nt t th" a-si.-tan f tlm.." .
on th" train, ami inlvam Inu to San Martin, j
l. iiml that th" in-uri." ii!.- lui'l h- t llr" to two J
I'rnlu'"". I Ii" "-' "it . f t roups with him .-ii"-
i t. .1 in "Mitik'ul-liiiiH III" llaim s. nml ili
pi r-" l :.in in.-urk-'M-. I h" train tluui pr.-
..-.. t.i.t th" "ii"ii r l"-t hi- pP-K.-ii"" ' f
tniml ainl -Inl n. l ni ti -" that th'-ro W' l"
ol -I i. I..- nil III" tni.'k. III rot.s 'ipi' l th"
tin, n was il'-riiii' 'I, ami th" "iik'lli" "ml -"V'-r-nl
i-ar- "ii -i". ii"ar th" "-t.it' s of No.la. In
San Martin. I Iim 'I' rall".l train was th"li at-ta.-ki-.l
l.y L'od iii-iiru-i'iit.-. Tli" troops Hp .1
on th" In-uri-iits. whn niinl" n "hare" with
th" mai-li. t". 1 h" tr.mps nt all thus" who
ha I I n mi th ' pilot "ii r th iiunil-T is imt
si. it.-. I ami II "luiil"'-rs. I Ii" liisur;"iit
h i uiikimw ii. Aft"r th" troops Inn! l"lt
ll nr.- wop- I iirm'.l.
BIO CANAL COMBINE.
The Nicaragua ncd the Panama Companies
Merged.
A ili-pat.-h from Paris says: A startliiivt
ami uii'- t"il .-..hit Ion of tli" Paiiamii
'anal prnl."tn I- pn s"iit"'l us n posslhility nf
th" ti"iir fntiir". '1 his Is in th" font' "f th"
roll-oil. I:. tl"ll nf th" 1 11 1 HI M III t 11 1 1 11 1 IntnpllllV
with th" Ni -ai.-iirua I anal - .tl i j any. I h"
ll'-ral'l I' urns th.il th" pr"-i."nt "f tli" lalt'T
. orpor.itinn. Mr. .1. I!. Ilartl"lt, who hasjn-l
li'ft I ari-, i n P.ut" tnr Aim ri"a, U-ars with
l.im an m;r""iii"iil f'-r ih" fusion of th" two
"oinpann s. I his ni;p'"m'-lit was fnriiially
-ik'ii".! h"p', hut is mil "nin'lu-lv". It is
uml'-r-tooil that it will I in" oporatlv" on
I 'I ut i f of th" Panama i" .m.iuiy
w h"ii ""li. urr.'il in hy th" .liP'.'tors of th"
Ni.-nrauuii anal "ntnpany in N"W York. It
prnvl'li s for tli" iii-snrptinn of th" l'aini'iia
(r. in -Ill-" ami iL ts. In.-linlliik' tli" rallroii'l
in ioss Hi" Isihiiiils. Th" l'p'iii'li i-niiipany is
to t".-. iv.' a -ul.-tnntiul sum of moiii'y nml
st'"'k In th" AiH'rl"iiii "'.rpiirntl iu, hi"li
will pro""". I to pl'-r.'" tho 1-tlimiiH via I.ak"
Ni- nnik'nii. 'I Ii" ltiilii''"m'-iils to thi'l'iiiuiina
pi'i.plo, li"si'l"s tli" material "iiiiniil"r'itl"iis,
wit" an lionoralil" r'll"f from "vr-ri'i'iiriiiiir
tuimoil ovr th"ir iiflalrH ami th" pp'soti'
lion to th"lr shiiP-liolilorH of mi liil"r"st I
'nop' Mtal "oil' "rn. 1 ll" .M.-aniktua p"
H'-iitativi-s. mi th"ir pari, i-liilui t
i tfp-at iiilvantau'" front th" p'movul o
i ' fu(.i-" """ iM'tit'T ni' ,..-'
inotiopoly 1 1 wo
mis. S in tin on
th" many I'.inki'rs oi at llritulit ho
"ontiiii'iital i'"iit"rs, as well as of Aiii"ri".'t,
IIP' pP'pllP l to Ihlllt til" Ni.'llMUHH "OII1-
pany's I'oiiils.
LOST THEIR LIVES.
Father and Daughter Drowned in Yough
River.
.lolm . Wnlf. of tn'ar Snii'lit' ii. Pa., ami
hi-7-yi ar-nl I ilauk'lit' i- 11 i", wi-p ilrown-i-'l
in th" Voiivjli livr. 1 Ii" htt!" lrl ntt"ml
" I pli it" s.-hoiil, .unl it was hor fath'-r's
. i:-t. ni to i:;".-t Ii. r nt Mnitl.ion -tut Km ami
t .!" h"t Im ni". II" Iim'.I on th" oth'T si.l"
i f th" tiv.-raii'l win a H was low avol.l.-1 a
I-, nmlal'.'-.tt way l.y lorilini; th" stp'iiti: at th"
-tatioii.
l ilt.' -.lay In-mot his littl" kirl a- u-'ial,
ami havinc a h .r-" ami Liiirtry I. i 1 - 1 to
f. r l th" nv'-r mi th" way homo. In mi.l--tr'-am
th" h..r" lo.-t his fnniiiik' nml th"
hiinuy . .'-rturu".. Nothii."; m..r" was s-'.-n
nt mill nr i-htlil l.y th. -" who wltnonwil th"
a."i.l"iit. Tli" linr-"s l-mly wits w.sh"il
a-lo" jlt llhnV" V".-t N'l Wtnll.
NO SENSATHED PLATE EVEN.
Wonderful Catho logrnphy of a HUliboro
Attoruey.
Prof. U"l.t. A. I'avl.lsoii, a promlm'tit
yniiiik' lawyr, of llill-lmro, (I., hits tic -tt i'-
ini' -lit i UK wtlh i'l""tri" pliotok'ritphy. II"
I l a- -a I".l in li..t.."rap!iliik- ki'y- ami
ami nth'T nl.ji-.-t.- through "pa ii" sil.stain" s
without th" n-" of any s"iisitl."l plat"
I w liat"V"r. Th" iina'" npp"ars mi n poli-h".
i I ri's .Hiirf.i.'" in a purpl" l-rown ami th"
' work of plintnu'raphitif a union koy with
th" "Hi p ni Imin u l"l"ph"ii" l att"ry o
, pii-il "-s than a iniiiut". II" u.-"S itoiu
'"!
ot
! tli" phi t"k'r:iph"r's outllt at all ami only
I ilarki'tis tl," ll. 1.1 of his work with tin?
: -lia.tnw of lil- hat.
Teriell Criticises Congren.
I'i:it -.1 lat"s Minist'T T'-rn II writ.i
i'. n-t.iiitiin. I" to hi-. I pithiT, lion.
; l.-rr -II ..f Fort Worth T.-x., as f,
i from
.1. f.
.Hows.
i iiml'M- a l'"l riiary 'Int":
I "Knk'luml ha-play.) her i-ar.ls lutilly; all
I Ih" mn-s.ii i" niilii liavn l.""ii avolili'ii lui'l
I h'-r pnli y I ii illil.'.-i-nt. I!"-I I".'' this, tlm
Aim ri'-an pp'-s ami AiinTl.'an i'mit;P'.-s, in
! ai'iisiiit; tin-Sultan ami port", will tlt-.-l r
I my iiillui if" h'T". Ami tlmn th" poor nils- :
-ionarlis win. in I hnv now prot"i't"il from,
lh" ltl.ii'k to th" fa-pian Hons, an' rniitin-no.i-ly
w rittiik' hii'-k Imui" al. iihiiit tli sultan I
ami p. rt", ami lln-ir fiii-ints in th" I nit". I
1 Statis hav h'ttiTs puhll.-hi'il, anil .ap"m
! "outaliiliiK tln-m nr" -"lit to th" Kovi'nitin'iit I
: h'-r.- Imtiii-iliati'ly. How "an I any loii.-r
' pi'ntf.'t siii'h pi'npl" V If th" liussian alliaii"" !
I Is inrtiu'il thi-n th" worst will Minn In- at
1 tin ii1. I think 1 w III I." iil.lt. to start for 1
honi" in Apn1, ami wh"it I s. you will tnll !
you more.
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NEWS NOTES.
Hours of lalior in
lit lireeliville, X, f.
th" 'oliiinhi.iu fiK-tory
havo IsM'tt reilit'H'il from
4 0 to llll ii no t.
The lnwa Senate l.y a vot" ot 4'J to ti, il.
feiite.l senator l-'unk's resolutimt to jjiv
women th" riKht to vot" at all eleetlo u..
Parisian newspapers express thu t-'llef that j
tin iiilnu ilel.iite on the propos"! inenuio I
ta w ill ili'l'Tinine Hie f.ito of the jjoveru-1
uf'iil.
Hi.
hard Maiisti . refused to rc-poml to a
st.ee.'li nt a st. Louis tlieater on Saturday
nik'lit, ami the ainll'-nce broke Into an uproar
of howls and hisses.
Senator 1'iiue has just Introduced a bill Into
th X'W York leublatiiPMiiakiiig it a niLsdii
meaiior to kc "p u dog in any lions i In New
York city, occupied as u dwelling by threu or
morn families.
llalllngton Uooth Is making plana for an
independent American Salvation army, of
wliieii uo auu Jita wifu will bo thu loudora.
Iils Will
CLERICALS THE AGGRESSORS.
All the Citiet Armed, and Preparing t
Support or Antagoniie Zelaya.
A illspnt'Ot from Mnrinnn, Sli-nrnuun
litl"l Pohrimry il7, nays: Tli" revol'itlon 1
n iw In full Must. ' All tlin i-ltli-s of Nii'iirnumi
on this fI'I" of tli" country nru in arms nn I
pn'piirlng "Itln'r to nupport pp-shli'iit Z"liyn
rr to I'oiitriliiit" mi'ti for tli" tnnn.'lt of lilx
i'li"tnl' upon tri" I'apitnl, Miinai:uii.
1 In-t..w n of Nacurntii was nttii' k"l ami
taki'ii l.y storm l.y tlm jrovi rnim'iit troops.
This town Is n'iir th" w-t' rn shoro of I,nk
MamiLrua nml only a f"W mil". from th
IiopI'T of th" l"prtni"iit of th" (l.-'-i."iital.
It is nlioiit iiill.-s north W'-t of th" "Ity of
MaiiKiin. mi'l on tli" route towiinl l.oon. th"
("at of th" P'volt. Tli" moral "lli'i-t of Its
"iiptiir" is l.oiinil to Is' KP'iit, mi'l it Is ro
ifapI'Ml us n most Important l"tory for th"
Kovrnmi'iit.
Kiit:itiv" who luiv" r"i.-li"'l Miuiat!iin from
l.""ii. th" o. "apital of Nli'iiriwiia, li"inl
iiiart"rs of Ih" r"l "ls, w hl'-li Is oppnsi'il to
th" I. il nil or "lavn parly on K'-imtiiI prin
i lpli s ami as it p'sult of ilin"p'ii""s of IniiK
stamliiiL', "lii'-f of wlil' li l th" tran-I'T of th"
I th" "apital fmm I ."on to Mana
i k'li.i. sav th" l.i'onlsts ar" In units to n man
nml rapl.lly orkraiiliiii.' an army w ith w lil' li
j t" ii'lv.-in-'i-'upon .Miui-u'iia. Tli"V luiv" tli"
ii Iv -antii " of pn.-i-ssinj ii.'iih'rn anus ainl
' arliil'-ry. Imt tin' ii ll."r"iils of tin-pr"-l'l"iit
j hp imt ilis.-oiir.i-ri'.l. "sp""lally as ih" (riiiiin-
I ii I iiii-.-rviitlv. - ilfi-l.-ir 'il thi'tnsi'lvs in fa
vor f "lav a. l iiis in" ins almost half th"
1'nttl" wi ii. f..r M.i-nva will niiiloiihti'lly fnl
lovv th" I. a I "f (irnna in. Th" Inlt'-r lias
nmp- imp. rtat.t i'oin'm'P ial Inli'P'-ts than
any ntln i "ity of Moarntt'iii.
CUBA RECOGNIZED.
Only Six Senatora Opposed Granting Belli- j
grrent Rights. !
I'.v ll vi'rwln-lmiiu: vnt-nfi.tlo i th" j
nut" on Pri-liiy i.l ipt" l n "oti"urr"iit r -so-lulion
faoral I" to Cul. an l."lllg'-r"ii''y mi'l
lml"p"ii.l' ti"". j
"lii-snlv"'!. !y tli" s'iiat" ith" lions" of
P pP's'-nt-iliri's "oiii'iirrltii; I that in th" opln- j
ion "f "I't'k'P's- a rniiilitlnii of pulili" war I
"Xlsts I I'tv.i i ti th" i;"Vi-rtiim't.t of Spain nml
th" k'ovi't 1 1 in -I it pro' lai!ii"il nml for Koiii"
Iim" maliitiilni"! hv fop'" nf artii-.hv th" p"o
pl" of -ttl.il. an. I that th" I'liit"! Stat' s ol
Am'-rlmi .-In.ul.l inuintalii a -Irl. l m utriility
l tH""ii th" ''nnti'mliiu; pnwi-rs a mhiirf to
ii"h ami all th" rik'lits nf l."llik,"r"iils in
th" p.Tts ami t"rntry of til" l'lilt"'l
Slat's"
Mr. Cii'ii'Toii tii"V". to iiiin'ii.l l.y ii'l'liliK
111" t'-vt of his P'snlutloli as follows:
"ll" it futih'T P'si.Im-iI, I'hal th" pn'-l-ih'til
is li"r"hy p'iii"-t"il tn Int'Tpi's" his
frli'inlly olllnos with tli" Spani.-h k'""riimi iit
for thi' p'i'ok'iillli'n of th" lii'l'-pi'inli'ii"" of
fiil.ii."
Wlii'n this r-sult was aiiiioitti 1 th"
cl"iis"ly-pii"k"l t,'iill"rl"s I rok" Into ..iik'
'..ii t in )) iipplaus" whii'h th" vi''"-pr-siili'iit
rl k.. with ilillii'itlty lh" P'.-ult wiis
r"ii"h"'l iiftor a ilny of f.'-rvM sp's'"h"s, whi"h
at tln:"s iiro'i-.-.l th" "P.W'l of sp""tulors to
"iitliusla-tl" ili'tuoiistnitlons. Th" k"i ti pitl.-
lln Intop'sl in tli" sul.j.'i't was i-vin 1 l.y tli"
pp si'ti"" of tli" lark'i'st "rowil silii'" f oiinn'ss
itssi'tnl.l'it. Ih" r.'pp'si'utatlvisi of fori'lk'n
powTs wit" tiuni.'roiisly in iittt'it'laii"", th"
ni'.-upaiits nf th" iliplniiiiitli' k'ullnry, Imiu.l-
ln Mililstcrif Mi'inl a, of llr.fdl, llat"h of
Hawaii, l.iu.o-Arriiik'a. iuali'liialn, U"lik'lfo,
of Coin n(. in, ami llumit Von K"ttl"r, of thu
Oorinan t'rnl'iis.sy. Sonor IHipiiy il" Lniiii',
iIih spanlsli inlulsti-r. was not jinwut, hut
t v; - ol tlin atta.'hi's o ' li'triitluo
"',i.pi".i sinus with th" other illplomau.
Th" main f"iitiir of tli" (l"l.nt was tlin
spis-di of Hi'tintor Shi'rman, i lialrman of tln
"oinmitt"" on fnr.-ik'ii p'latlnns. As n nil"
th" vi't'Tiut H"hntir from Ohio speaks with
r'si rv" ami "oiis.'rvatlsm, ho that it was tho
nmr" surprl-ltik' w in n In arriilgii"il Spain
nml iov"riinr-(i"n.'riil Uoyli'r In th most
ui"r'il.'ss ami s"athiiit huik'nn". Mr. Slmr-
nian p'ii'1 s ill" liisiam'i's in wlilnlt Wi-ylor
was pi"tur"'l us stripping younv; lrl -ap-llv.
s ai,. I inakliik' th"iii ilaii"" Is-for" th"
Spanl-h troops.
uthiT sp"""li"s w'r" mit'li'l'V Mr. I.lii'lsay,
I. '"Ik", f ittffry ami All.'ti. Tli" vnlinu' l"k'-iii
at t o "look, in'i'orilliik' lonurt'i'tni'itt. It was
si'iiplitl".) I.v th" willn Irawal of itli.-tuik'
a-n. -mlii. "tit.-, sn that only thpsi vtos wr..
ii iry. Tli" Hot 'lispo.". of lh" p-solii-
tl'.n nf Mr. Whit", limiting tli" n'tinn of rmi-
uT"ss to it r'ii st on th" pp-i."iit to Krant !
l."li'.Tf in'y. I his was tuMi'il -."i7 to 1J. I
Th" am"iii'lm"!it of Mr. All"ii, 'lip'.'tltit: th"
pp'-i ll'llt to p."nt;ui." til" ( lll'HIl P'plllill" IIH I
iml.-p"i.."iit. tn.'l Ilk" 'l"f"ul -Wl to 17. 1'ln'u
'aiii" lh" linn! vot", as almV" psmril " I.
BOUNDARY DOCUMENTS.
Veiuiuela Hat Forwarded a Lot to the
High Commitaou.
Mini.-t'T Aiiiln-n, of V"iu ?.u la, has
p'ri
Iv-
i'l a i'a!."k'rntn from his K"V'Tiitii"iit an
il .inn lii" that th" orik'Hiul il.-iimi-nt.-, maps !
ami r .r.l.- "nll""t"il l.y th" hl-turlnal "oin-
iiiltt"" appnint' il l.y Pn s."iit f r.'spo will l"
s'-iit ! rwar.l at on.-" to lh" liik'h t'oiiii'lary j
ni im m i.--t ti. As it -ti'iimi r hit I.a (iiiyarit
f. r N'-w York it is likoly that tin so Import
ant 'lata will p-in-li Wiusliliif-1 on tl." latt'-r
art of tn'xt W""k.
'l ln minist'T in his mail whlnh arrlvcil alsu :
r IV". I I) 111. -ml ai.tiointini'iit of W in. I..
il appoi
la, f. iin
1 S. Tuck's, of (inork'ia. foinu'rlv. I'nit"il Slat" I
minister at f ureas, as eoii.-el of V"ii".ui'lii 1"
tot" the eoiiiuiis-toii. Mr. Situ(.';s is now in
W'n.-hinnlou wher" he lias Leon fur sniti"
tini" I.iislly "nuiik'i '1 in worklntt on th" ens",
ami n volume lil".l hy Mmeontaiiiiiik'eopies
of all tp -a'i.n ami i-nrp'spoii'lenee hearlim' mi
Iji" controversy Is "p""t".l from the printer
l!l" first Of Ili'M Week.
Mr. SiTllk'k'S Will enter Upon Ills 1iew lIlllieH
immi'iliatelv ami the belief is enlertaine.l in
nill.-lal i ir.-les that the K"Vernment of lip-at
lintaiti will evi'iituaily author!" "oitusi'l to
tl ) ear hefnp. the enlillni.-sloii to wateli pro
eeeilil:t;s on their hehalf.
THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
According to a Chicago Authority There ii
a Marked Increaee in Aotivity.
Iron ami steel show a miirk'-.l iin'rease In
aetivity, with impilry ami ileiuaml Isith
Kreatly impn.veil. 1'pwar.lof lfi.iHH) tons of
steel puis were eoiitriu'leil ut ir'-O 80, tl.'llver-ii-s
runnliik' to July 1, wlill" onlers for hlll"U
nml rails have Is-en Hittisfaetorv.
Impiiry mi'l eoiitrif'ts pin 1 forslriieturnl
material foot up some ltl.UlM) toiiH for brlilg')
Work ami hilihlltik's, Plat'-s are in cooil ilu
miiml nt ahoiit 1 70. 1'ik' iron Is movluir
fp'ely, I. fill fiirnaei's havliii; houkeil B.iNlO or
7,tkMI toitH of foitinlry Knoies at u liasls of
1J M) for Xo. 2.
Ohio softeners ami silverlen also show a
more in-live impilry, and tho outlook U
promising for iuereaseil huslness.
IOWA PROHIBITION DEFEATED.
Constitution Amendment Resolution Toted
Down.
In the Iowa House thu Prohibition constl-
1 tutloual amendment resolution was brought
I um the Vote taken without dlscusnlou. The
li'soliitlon was defeated by a vote of ti to 41.
A 1111.11011 to reconsider was made and laid ou
tho table,
resolution
and th consideration of tho
wan ittdiilliitely postponed.
England's Side of the Dispute.
Tho llritis.li eu.se In the boundary dlsputa
botwoen Orout lirlUln. au4 Ycuezui-la lit now
ready.
The Ppaninb cort" has tifim dtraolrrrl.
Han Frani-uvo Annrohlsts will coon rrgnn-
i7P.
lirnrll nml France will artiitrnto thotr
boumlary illsput".
Mi'Klnli'T il"l"Knti wore chon In the
Tw-lfth lVxanilistrl. t.
Th" St. I.oiils M"r"hnnt' Ex"hnnK) havo
Tot"il out tlm titi"k"t shops.
I'm Is n'wspiis'rn pmoTi't th" fall of tho
CaUtii't on th" lin'oiii" tnt (rfstioii.
Ahoiit :k"0 iii'Kro MiilrHnt' for Lllx'rln
nail"! I from Sav uinah, On., Ihursilay.
Th" itarm.'iit-work'Ts nt llaltlinori-, who
niimls-r r.,(KK to ti.OOO, il.s'hli'il to go on
strlk".
l'.x-Sp'nk"r Crisp hnn formally ntinniin""il
his i Bti.li.lai y for th" I uit'-d "htat" Hin
at". K'llson will .""ml ntthoil" ray shmlow
craphs to tlt N"W York Khi'trloiil Exl-
tioll.
Wnrii"r MllhT myn th" propow-d rnnal
rnil" is nut a!Ti'i't"l l.y t!n NlnariiBuii revo
lution. Th" r"V"iiu" of th" "harti'psl Smith Afrlmi
"ompaiiy wns tll'.i.ii'K) forth" yi'ar nnl it
"p"iis"s IH.'. I.' I.
Th" Paris Plu'iiro pT-sts) in unylnif th"
P.k'v ptuin 'ii"stl .i Is Is'lnt; (llsi'iis-scil l.y
lUlP.p.'Ull ( inV"rtllll''lltf.
Th" V"ii"zu"lan fonrp'sn has passoil n
rn-oluli' ii of thanks to th" ttoviTliini'iit nml
pi'npl" nf I'iM l;tlit"i Stltt.'S.
I.i!wiipI llh-ki y was stnl.ls'il to di'iilh In
fhl' iik'o hy I'. Ilii-s, n luiti-li.T, whom In- was
trying to roll in his simp.
Prl lay, April 10. nml FrMny. April 21. linn
ls n ih'-ik'nal. 'I In ii proi'liimatioit lssui l.y
l.ov. Iliistinits lis nrl.i-r 'lays,
Th" S. hnnll.T .f l-l" 11. It"tlt. I'llllll'l' lpllin
to N"W pi'illi pl, with "oal ami ii "row of
"ik'llt Ill'-I., is Ih-i-V". to Is- Inst.
Spniilurils in Paris r.tis". a row ovr tlm
Imi-tliirf of tin. ('alum Mair ovr a ti"wspaMT
otll"", ami si'V.'ral of tln-m W"p arp"st"il.
Th" tow n of M. .motamlio, Nl.-aranuii. th"
strniiylii'l'l "f th" Insurrfi'iits, was ili'stroyil
I v th" ...inl aplui' iit hy i?"V'Tnni"iit Kun
l.nats. Th" iirtill.Ty llr" of th" t;uiit.oals was
ilirn. I".l I y !. Ii. P'-rry. of fhli'iigo. fniuil
Ak'"iit Wi'vsit ami tlir"" oth"r AiihtIi'iiuh.
AN ENGLISH VIEW.
Comuienti of tho London Timet on The
Cuban Resolution.
Th" aetlon of th" t'tilto'l States Senat" on
the ( ill. an iptotfnn lias an.u.-"'l emntneiit (it
the pre-s of I.. union. An "illtnrlal In the
Slaiiilapl says:
"1 he Senate has plaeeil Pp'sl'lent f ev"-
laml in ii hik'hly eml.iirni-lng position. It Ih
unlikely that' the proinl Spanl-h nation
woul'l yl"li if Amerlea threnteneil war on
In-luilf of CuI.il It Is tnii'-h to I." hope. I that
Pp-sl lent levelilll l wilt net prii'lently."
An ".lit. .rial In the Times on the sain" suli
je. t says: "The resolution Is very' einliaras-
sliiU for spam, who, w hile h" eaunot out
1 pvhpI the r ictiiti. hi rw mi linfrieiiilly net.
is In no positimt to p's'-nt it. Sh" i'oul'1 Kain
! nothliik' hy il"'l.irink' war nvtalnst th" I'nit'il
: States, who, in it'l'liiion, can niak" out n easn
whi.'li Is at least plausible, that It Is merely a
i tiiph ami reliti'taut P-enk'tiltlon of palpalilo
filets.
"The supplementary resolution wan nvow-
"illy ml'leil In ilefiT 'ie'e to those who
: woul'l k'lu'Hv provoke a war with Spain. Th"
proposals for the lu-t"p"U'len'" of f ul.ii, pr
. si'titeil as they prol.iii.lv will Is'.wltlia ilireet-
liess of speeell tn wlllell Alliertean polltlelans
oft"it linlulk'e, i'oul'1 not fail to prove In the
hlk'ln'st ili'KPs' olfi'lislv" to a proud ninl sen
sitive people.
Whatever oottrsethe pp-s,lent may ileclilo
to tak", this resolution, mnl tho inllainma
tory liitixuak'e in whieh it was ills"Ussl, do.
nn ml th" in.'st n'Tlov" ponslileratlon
Spain. ll'T position Id one of such dillleulty
and d"lleii"y that she may wHl eominaiul tho
sympathy even oft.'toso disapproving tho ro
eent history of f uha.
IHstasteful as ahnoHt nny eourse, save an
ot'titiuat" "otitliitimiee of the striiKk'i", must
ln to to the majority of the Spaniards, it
may perhaps i. advisable to consider
whether home rule for Cuba is not the Ix-st
Solllllnn."
A dispnti'li from Madrid suvs that th" pa-
j pers there publish some eu rloits statistieM an
. to the ei.st of the Cuban war. Neatly HM,-
H)0 men have I n sent to th" island and
; lh" .-i.st nf the p'l'i'llinn has aireiidv amount
i ed to r.'.n.oiHi.iMiti, and for the seeond year It
will e I ? 7. ', m Ml. 1 100. The eorp-spoinletit
I says that Captain In'ii'Tal W'eyler P-ports
i that it will take at lea.-t two years to erush
the rebellion.
SUSTAINED BY HOPE.
Business on a Standstill With Little De
mand for Manufactured Products.
It. 1. I'uu A Co. say In th"lr weekly re
view of trad": I'tillupsi in th re" wi'i'ks of
February sln.w llabilitieH of 10,hh,i,'j:!i;,
ii"ai;,st ,W:l.(i-.'i last yeur, and ?1I,1J0,41H
in l-'Jj. l-'allureH for the week liave ls-i-u 7rt
in th" l uiti'd states against 'J.'iti last yi ar.and
Cs in Canada iik'aiust :H lu.-t year.
In soiii" ipiiti terH business gains, at the
West rat h'-r than the Kasl, but there is no
general enmin" for the lietter.altltougll llope
I llllJlTH still pp'dnlliinates. Publie opillioU
turns more rsolut"ly toward sound money,
but want of sullb ieiit (b'lnaiid fortheppV
din ts of great indu-lries, p-turd a.-tual im
pP'Vemi nl.
The volume of business does nut Improve,
l.aiir. a.l ,'iniliikH fer th" third w. ek of Peli
ruiiry exeeed last year's I Ti.7 er rent., and
for l'ehruaiy thus far, have lieon 11.0 per
i ent. greater than last year. Stoek speeulu
tlon has been irregular," and f uban wartalk
on l rl lav i nusi'd a break In railroad stoek.4
averiiglni; points. Iiisappmiitlng Indus
trial .-tateii. -tils, together with the general
break, lowered trusts Tl.-lS,
W In-lit bus taken a (light upward, advanc
ing 4't eeiils for ensh, mid 'J for May, with
ruinois ol fopik'ii supplies as the only basis.
The liihrket for t"vtlle goods Is disaptioint-
iiik't Woolen mills are reeeivinK enii.-i.b'ra-bl"
orders for spring goods, but business for
the future does not mend. Th" range fur all
woolens is seareely 1 per cent, higher than a
year iik'o, nltlioiik'li wool Is more than 7 per
''nt. higher, and a good many mills nru rins
ing or redlining time.
WITHOUT CATHODE BAYS.
True Pictures Made Without the Aid of
Tubes -Purely Magnetic
Sine Prof. Iloentgen'a discovery of pho
tography by means of tho cuthode rays, the
most Important n'siiltat lu th line of investi
gation hav recently I sen obtained by Will,
lam 1). Criiml ie, au assistant lu the I'm tod
States laboratories In New York.
Mr. Crumble has lately shown that tha
Itoertgen pictures, o-oitlod, may Ih ob
tained without the use of the tubes, and,
then'fore, without tho cuthode rays, which
wr supposed to be absnlutcly t'saentiiil to
the process. The results of Ids experiment
without light are -pictures not aliadown
clear lu form and outline.
11" began his Investigation with tho as
sumption that tho pictures were produced
not by the rays, but by some Influence lu the
magnetic lb-Id. His experiments have shown
to him the truth of thin theory, though he
frankly admits that ho Is U'lUblo to detluo
the iiilluence w hich him produced such an
toiilhhiiig results.
Beduolng the Defloit
For tho third time during the eight month
of thin llscul yeur the monthly treasury atate
niunt ahowa a aurplua ol receipts over ex-
tieitditurea. It is very Hinall, amounting to
mt 127.H40. The total deficit for the tlacal
year thu fur U 1 1S.B58.537,
CENSURE OF BAYARD.
The House Foreign Affairs Comaltte
iclse the Ambassador.
Chnlrmnn II Ut, of th Foreign
fomniitttw! on Tuemlny reported to tl:
tlm preamble and resolutions ngpivl
tho ForelKn Affair ConnnlttH cet
Ambassador Bayard for portion of
madont E liubitrKh and lu.ston. t
pmiyinth preamble and r"8olutlo
brief roport, whleh wt forth that Mr.
ard did liinko th" "-is-lie roul
tho features! n lie if oil to be
llonnble, and aaving that no
had lx"n taken by the government th'
Thr preamble emitalns tli extrai ts of
whleh brought forth the r solution
iiibjept in th" House nml tlwy nro fo
by thu following ridiitloii lecommoiii
th eotnrnitte:
"ltesilved. That It Ih th feiisp i
Hull" of liepresentntlve that Thol!
Ilnynnl, ambimsador of the I'uiled Sti
(iri-nt lirltiiln. In publU-ally using tin
ifuae p mt ed has eoinmilted uu t
ak'alnst iliplomatle propriety ami an ah
the privilege) of his exuult.'d position.
liotild make him th representative
whole country mid imt of any politi-al
Sueli utl'-rani '-s are wholly lin'on-H.-in
that prudi'tit, delimit" and s.Tiipul..i.
d'TV" whleh he himself, while Seeretn
Stat", enjoy.'d iism all diplnmatl" Uk"'
th" I'nlti'd Htat.-s. In oil" sp"ei-lt he .e
a f p at body of his eontitryiii"ii, who I.
Ill the pnll.'V of prntl'i'lloll'. Ill til" otll'
offends ail Ills eoiiiitrymen W ho Is'lleve
Ani'Tlenns ar" eanabl" of self-k'overui
Therefor, ns tho Immediate p'pp s-'iiti
of th" Amerii'iin people ami in their i.
we eondemn nml eeiisure said t.tteriiiii-'
Thomas 1". l!ay:ird.
Hesolved further. That In t!i" opu l
th" Holts of llepp-si'titallvi-s. publie p
es by our dlplomatl" or eoiiitlar ol
abroad whleh display pnrti.-au-hlp or v
eondemn any pnliti.-al party or puny p
nr ormii.-atloii of i Itn-.'-ns in the' 1
Stat"s np' in d"n'll"tinn of th" duty of
olll""rs, Impair their usefulness nn
'rvmits, and diminish tli" eoiill'b'in'" i
they should always eomtnand at In'ni.
abroad.
A minority report containing th" vl.
the members of the committee oppos
the resolution will. It Is expected, ab
presented.
A CASHIER KILLED.
li"
"ll
ml
of
to
be
Two Different Money Institutions
Attacked in Broad Daylight
Two robbers entered the City in
bank, of Wichita Falls, Texas, Ti
and demanded the money of i'nshir P
who resisted thein. Shooting began,
ing In th death of fnsnicr Prank 1
and the wounding of I)ookkc r P. P.
ford. Langford'a wciinds are imt s
Is-ing sIIkIii llesh wounds. The robbers
d only a few hll ml red dollars in
They then mounted their hors" nml
run for their live. liy this time
citizens had armed themselves, and a
battle took place. On of the robber.'
was shot from under dim, and It is bi
tho roblsT was woitiiled. 11" mount
bind his part inT. and about on mil
town they met n farmer In a buggy,
took hU Iiothc nud mad a break
hills.
Tho two men who robls-d tho City N
bank nt Wichita Fulls, Texas, Tue
niurli.rd fiiKhler llorsry were '
tl . I t r , if h.
bill
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ley,
lilt,
sey
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be the noted out un. i ... raw for i, mnl
hia ootnpnnlon waa n farm hand from tear
here, known by the name of "The Kid."
They worn captured Wednesday night lln
miles from town after a light of mi hour.
A daring but unsuccessful effort was ma 1
to rob tho Merchants and Planters bank
of Warren, Ark. About 8:30 o'clock the
the men entered the bank, mid two of them
went behind the enclosure where Mr. Adnlr,
the cashier, was seated. In conversation with
T. M. l.ooilwlii nud Ii W. Sutton. Their
llrst mlutatinii was: "Hold up your hands."
Mr. Adair sprang for bis pi.-'l"l, when th
men commenced shooting, nml Mr. (..). Iwin
received what Is thought to be a mortal
wound, and Mr. Adair was shot through the
shoulder. He returned the p- and evident
ly wounded ore of th" men. as when h rod"
off ll" was S"T1 to IhJ bleeding.
The tiring of tho pistols startled the citi
zens, who came running from all directions,
ami the rohbiTs w.T" forced to retire with
out necomplishing their object. As they rmie
out of town they kept up a fu-llladc oi shots
nml went out northwest nf town.
The plans wep. well laid, ami no dnnl-t
the bank would have Iwim looted I ut for the
prompiu'ss of Mr. Adair with his pi.-tol.
THIS SETTLES IT.
The Next G. A. R. Encampment Will Be
at St. Paul.
Adjutant (ieneral llobbius authorize! the
publication of the following paragraph from
general orders:
The Comiiiiinder-iii-Cliief Announce tiuit
th Chicago Op'at Western liallway, having
granted the time limit of days, lu the ter
ritory of th'i Western Passenger A-soeiation
and the Wisconsin Central, the Minneapolis
nud St. Louis mid th" Sioux railroads, hav
ing also ugrcd to give the same uniform rate
of 1 cent per mile to and from St. Paul for
13 days, with the privilege of a l.Vdays' ex
ten lion to thus" who deposit their ii"k"ts
with the railroad agent at St. Paul before the
expiration of the llrst bi days, thereby secur
ing to all who may attend tin- same rates nml
extenslotiM heretofore given -the thirtieth
nn until encampment of tin' (.rand Arm v of
the It. public will be held at St. Paul, Miim.,
the llrst week III September, as provided ill
general orders Xo. it, ', S.
MOTORS FOB KAILS.
Horseless Wagons to Be Introduoed in the
Mail Service.
Horseless mall wagons will noon be used in
all the large cities of the I' lilted Stilted. The
credit for tho application of the liorseless
tlectrii! motor currlag to the mail service
belongs to fieooud Assistant Postmaster-fino-
erul Nellnoii. He has for several mouths Is-eu
studying the project, and a few days ago
completed the plans for tho novel carriage.
It u now lu course ot construction ami will
be completed very soou. The dimensions o
tills new wagon will bo Vi foci long, 0 feet
Wide and a trillo over li feet high. It will
simply be a small postollk-o on wheels. It
will lie fitted up precisely iw in tt mail car,
except that the scale will be smaller. The
body of the wagon will b hung on springs
and counter springs, and the wheels shielded
with heavy rubber tires. For a long tiiiui
(leu. Xellson has been engaged In making in
vestigations of the various ineuns by which
the mails may be transported. These Invettl
gutloiu. included street curs, pneumatic tube
and the electric horseless wagons. It I s ,
now been (lellnltely dei'lded by the postof e
department to employ the horseless wag ns
in the transportation of the mails in city i id
country districts where there are no rail uy
lines and where the service can be liuprr'cd
by making "separations" (assorting the t dl)
UHween offloes while in truusit. ltisliii 'id
ed to place the horseles wagons In ae Ice
in cities which oover a large area and .ere
' 'sb pa rations" between four or five, atloua
greatly facliltate mall delivery. I f
Summary ef the Most Important Matt
Presented In Both Honses.
atxTT-arco!D it.
In thciwnai to-dav. during th mo-,
hour, a motion wa mnlo by Mr. M .
(Ii"., Vt.) ehalrn an of llm nnn.,,.o.
tt-
t", to tak up tU hotwn tariff bill. Ho ,
ed ntt"iitloit to th dell, b nelinof tho re,,
under thHexIslliig tiriff Lnw and aald
aomethlnir dhojld Iki dmm to rcllev..
tnasury department, and to rcvlv th l
nss Intop-sLs of the eoitntrv. Tin' e,t,
nava wr demanded bv H.'m.toin st, -.
(Pop.. Xev.) and Teller Hep., I'm.) mi
motion was p.Jeeli-d. Veas, -.; nays,
llniiscl. hoiu promptly pw.se,'
Indlnii appropriation bill us amended
one demainled a gepiiriito vol In tit li,
on the I, It. ton sectarian , h amend:t,.
"r I to In the eomuiitto r,f th" wh
Mr. HliiKley, i hnirman of th" wav
means eommltt"", then called up the'
reported from, that eommit.tr Mm
lllltllorl.ltig the president o eoliett,
votiatlons with llusslu. Entflnnd and .1,,
or either .f them for a eommlscl,,,.
lu'iulr Into th" hnblis nt tt... ii,,.i,...
h"
K.
to
"f
It
seals, nml th" l-st method of preservin
seal herds. p"tnlliu. whi'-li the pp-ldci,!
nuthori'd by the bill ,, enu.Mnd" an,.
Vivendi, to t'-rmin.-it" January 1. ls-j-i f,,r
I Tot'S'ti in ,,f the seals iiii, I 1,. .....
a modus Vivendi could not I. emii linl,. '
fore the opening f the t p'sei.t ..,..,..
seeretary of the trea-ury wim autliori;..
take and kill all the noils h ,
t i ti if kToumls on Hi.. l'Mi.(l..f i. i i
I III was pa-- .,l u-'ih,,,,! ,,.i,,.. " '
SIXtV-THtKl. T.'
In th"sem,t.. yr. All.',, , p., p.. S-,.,)
ed asubstitut,. f..r the pi mting fuban r
lutlnti. It nu:hnrL:e and p -.pilr- th- p.
dent to l.sue a pp lam.iil,,n r iili.
lmle.e:d, i, f the republic of !,..,
asked tha' the resolution lie .in the tahl"
Mr. itmePin presented t the senat"
s'tlll,.ii of ll, . (lii,ss Unit!,. Jilowers' ii-.
t on of the I nil". Stat..,, ami Canada, nr
there eilllctment of tho free Colnag" Inn",
th" rati.. ..f 10 I,. .
A bill was Introduced bv Mr. Hal,. f,,r.
appolntm, nt ,.f n. o. ti. Howard im h
enant ir"m ral on the retired list ,,f the ar-
lu the hoii-,. th- sp.'ak.T laid l-dup'
inembrrsth-lil,,,, ,.,, . . W,
w ill. 'It th" '..iV.Tiiiiien! niav l.rn.L' ,,it ...
i nut pntentsi,, hmd Issu,
I under any rnilr
with senate am.
, or wagon r..ad giant,
1 tiients.
sixrv-iot tan im,
Senator Pp-t.,r, of Vermont, nddressed
Melllll" to-,.ly ,, tlf Ill-Mi"!! of c...'1-t
reuses. Hie senator s former service as .
P tary of war gave added l'lb r. s; to u.
in.. in-, in (i,m "ours" of lii.
said: "It would be ntii'-h b"tt
p'tiiiirk--r
to ppiv
i'i loniiieat Ions nt ac st so
less than the cxp-ns' of making our i
anything like e.pml t that of lireiit P.nt ,
liiiismu.-li ns il is univrsullv admitted V
the land fortill.'iitlmis will 'nm ler our -,
Impregnable. ' he needs nt the eoiilitrv i
peal to Coi,gre..s f,,r aetl i, this direct:
. . e- oouili1.es,. capital represented , pr.,..
! th,a, 11,1 destmycl l.y bmuhurdmeiit ,
I peals to us; the unit, rial Int -rets ,,f .
wh' l" natinit that wmtld be alTectcl bv t'
d"..irii"tl,,n, appeal to us; ,ir common Vi .
appeals t, i us. we ,.n ,.ir..,.t our pun.. -more
cheaply now than hereaft-r. I.ct
I'royldesuitiil.lefnrtllicallniis ami render
harbors Impregnable. Whatever works
made will be sin h that additions can fn.
time to time be mail" to them, to make th,
them eipial to withstanding the advance,
science. If we do this. W" will receive tL
eonuii-ndation of th" whole country,
sixrv-i it Tii iiav.x
The Kjieaker laid before the hou n
spouse from the secretary of war in P'plv
th" r.-solutlon of the nt;-, ,mt-i directing ,,
to furnish Itilorinalloii and e.-tlmates relati,.
to the cost of making a survey of the out;,
of l.uke I.rle ainl other lakes and rlvm 1 1
chief engineers repeats a former stat"t.. i
that a thorough investigation should ct.;.
. illlieiei. ..
, HUlU' l. ... .
,.tM.itl.-n ft ,
. t," c'.iiti' , H( v,.,,,, yi.:s. 'il.
tl.
III.
Sll
uiu
vs . luvcsiigiitioii will .'.is nnpri
is
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V ll'llll TI.U.OOU 111 -tll.l.OUU. .
hlXtV-SIXTII LAV.
'1
Irst pr hl.leutial v-to of this l-ess,in
coin
s was overriden by the ho.il-e to-.iH j
l.y a
ot I'.ih to IIS- l nmr.' thnju the r
ipilsi
:u 1.
wo-thlnls. All the lii'pubmeiiiiH IL
icrats -Voteif fur the bill. Cvlllle t
uistiiln the president were ail , ,
crats. Tlie bill authorizes the g
Voles
bv He!
ernor
lid local oIIIcts o A:izotui
Iducalional lands of the ! territ
tease me 'iiiucaiioiim tamis oi me t
for school 'I'ltrposes. The presid.-iJI's ol j
tioti to the bill was that It did let give :
secretary of the Interior power to di-nippr
the leases and did imt throw proper mi
guai'ds about the timber on the Inn. Is.
i tho house to-day liepresentative Hopkiu
lllluois introduce, 1 it bill itppmjriat
I ?.)IH1,IM for the e.-tabll-lillieiit of a bra'
I mint at lib-ngn. The house tln-n lit i:
! eommltte of the whole and n-.-umeil :
j cui.-iileration of th legislative, excctit.
ami Judh'tul ;i'propriati"ii bill.
BED CROSS VICTORY.
An I m pit if. 1 Order Permitting Mi is Bart
to Distribute Aid in Armenia.
An lmper.:il iru lc lias I ecu i.stn p, -r i
ting 511-s Clara IJartoh, pr.sldei.t of t
American lied Cross soch ty and lilr r j r
si-ntativcs, to travel in Anatolia nn.l I.
tribute relief to sufferers there.
I' iiitcd States Minister Terrell iiec'impniii
Mi-s liarloii ami her ( arty to Selumik.
I'lilted States Minister Terrell at foushi
tinople has advised Sccn-taiy Htn ;J bv ea
that the inhabitants i f the town or Zl.-t.n.
mid vicinity are suffering front tho ruviu."
nf smallpox and other disensis aiid arc
want of food 11" says Unit rsliej exp'-..
tions are lining out ns fast as postiliie. t
thai progtissts neci ssarily slow aid iim -i
tain, be an-" the valleys are i!c. In n.
nud almost linpnssiil I". while the iotint:i
lire tilled with snow and the wc:it.. r i-:
usually cold, 'lh" liittish vl etiisul I.
sent relief to llarpoot. met the sullliu ha
sued an iiiipi'ilal drcree forwardig prob
tioti and onl'Tiiig other fa.-lliti. h for M
llartoii lu h"r Work of distributing relief.
Threo Thousand More Slain.
Th Anglo-Armenian Assoeiatit I of I.'
don Iiils n ivcil a telegram from onstati
tuple wliieii says that .'I.OiiO Armeiians im
been massiicred at Arabkir, un thai t
widows ami orphans of those klbsi hp
terrible distress from hunger and i;.l. 1
ili.- at.-h also says that the Arun-iinns of '
vas and f esiin u are in ilally fearof miu--cre.
Forced foiiver-lons to Isinnism u
general rhrouglioiit the Asiatlo pr rluccs.
ITEMS OF INTEBEST.
The Csceola amydolold ooppr vein I
undoubtedly Inimi struck on the Tecum
company's property, uur llaughon, Ml
Juan Y. Vertitgu, a Spanish mer'haitt, h
been arnttted ut Ibarra. Slexloq on tl
i-hargo of committing a 410,000 robbery
Kpalu ten yean ago,
Th Loudon "Chronicle" edlt.rlally A
lieves the disruption of the Salvalou at .'
will follow the death of Ueue.ai .
through family dissensions. y I V
A big Hud of Iron ore Is reported friSmi m
J.OUIS HJlllll, ..111IU., w ii:u IB Miniij r tr
richest iiiscovory mudu ou the Nif" r
Mluiicsotu ranges. .
Tho Chinese Minister of War har ri tS 1
.u,..l.lluh 1., .IOT.,p...t ..u . kI CL
lj n.i.if.ii... ,u M.ii' l'n,it , -
acitoois, m wuieit Dun tans win r.s.v-i
tury iraiuing uuuer loretgn oiuceii-
Mrs. B. V. IlarkuesH,
Riven M,000 to the ',
s, of Ncv 'or? '-'il
College foir Toi'" J I
ilverslty ail oitlT;.
U'liMturit Wi4tiisrvM I'ltl vtinatt v
Tlm moiitiv U to be ub1 to undi iwt o V,Jl1
lliblcul instruction.
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preparation ot a resolution, w libs j :
submitted to congress, provi Uli( (-
registration oi protoaiaut mar if is M.
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