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ADVANCING HAVANA
Ouban Insurgents Eapidly Noaring
tlio Capital Oity,
0AMP08 TJNABLE TO OHEOK THEM.
My Clover Strntcrry tlio. InsurRciit Com
inandcrs Avoid tlio SpniitslrArni)', Lenvo
tlio .Spanish Lenders llelilud nud Destroy
Hallways nud llrldf-es ltctwccii Tlicm.
Havana, Doc. 20. Further tlotfills
reached, hero yesterday from Mntnnzns of
tho rnpld ndvnnco of tho Insurgent ivnny,
nuinburlnp; about 12,000 111011, upon Hn
vnnii, after forclnp Its way throllKh tlio
provlnco of Sauta Olnra and Into tho prov
lnco of Matiiuzns, In Bplte of tlio efforts of
Cnptaln Goneral Martinez 1I0 Ciimpoi ami
nbout 80,000 troopi at his disposal In. the
territory traversed and invaded.
Tho reported Important battle on Tues
day between tho Spaniards under Cnmpos
ami tho insurgents at Collseo plantation,
twolvo miles from Cardenas, does not np
icar to havo boon a very severe onpade
meat. Cardenas Is a seaport, quite an Im
portant plaoo for Cuba, of nbout 4,000 In
habitants. Ills only twcnty-onomllos from
Jlntanzas, capital of tho provlnco of that
name.
Tho Spanish forces do not appoar to havo
onoountoml tho main body of tho insur
gents, as at first announced. Tho light at
the Collseo plantation was botwoen a por
tion of tho northern column of the threo
lnsurgont columns now pushing through
the provlnco of Mutuuzas, and instead of
turning out to bo a great victory for th?
iHpnnlarda tlio result of tho engagement
was virtually a defeat for Campos, for tho
Cuban army pushed onward unchecked,
and is still advancing on this city.
Tho lighting took placo amid burning
cnuo.undor wood, tnll grass and trees, and
was o tho usual guerrilla nature. At
times both tho troops nnd tho insurgents
were surrounded by walls of ilnmc, nnd
tlio smoko was so dense ovor cortain por
tions of tho ground contostcd that tho
Cubans and tho troops, uuablo to sco each
other, kept banging away at open spaces,
wasting vast quantities of good ammuni
tion. It is true that tills indiscr'minuto
firing was moro noticed upon tho part of I
tho troops than on tho side of tho iusur- ,
gents. For ouo iusurgont killed at lonst 1
ii.000 shots must havo been fired. .
General Campos seems to havo a su- 1
promo contempt for tho bullots of tho In
surgents, but ho is rapidly learning to ad-
mlro their tactics. In spltoof all tho vot
oran Spanish commander does, tho Cubans
uro marching through his forces, with but
a few sklrmlshos hero and thoro, and ho
seoms to bo uttorly tinablo to concentrate
ahead of thom forces sufficient to draw tho
enemy into a pitched battlo. When Cam
pos establishes a hendquartors and lays
out a placo of battle tho Cubans seem, by
somo mysterious means, to hear of it, for,
protending to fall Into tho trap, thoy push
a body of men forward, skirmish with tho
troops, draw tho Spanish forces upon them
and thon tho Cuban nrmy proper out
Hanks tho Spaniards and pushes steadily
onwurd towards Havana.
The admirers of tlio captain general
claim this is his plan of campaign, that ho
Is allowing tho Cubans to get by him and
near and nenror to Havana, only for tho
purpose of oventually fulling upon them
In tho rear and scattering thom to all the
points of tho compass. This sounds plaus
ible, but tho insurgents aro destroying all
bridges, railways and plantations behind
thom. Tho routo thoy havo followed is
marked by a blackened swath of smoking
ruin aud desolation, and tlio Spaniards
will havo a very difficulty task to push on
after their fleet footed enomles.
All tho Spanish genorals in tho reiir of
tho insurgent army hayo. boou instructed
to hurry after tho enemy, with all possible
speed. Hero, howover, comos In tho weak
est fonturo of tho campaign of tho Span
iards. Tho poorly fed, half grown lads
shipped hero from.Spaln aro suffering ter
ribly from tho.cirects of tuo cllmato aud
unusual oxposuro, in splto of tho fact that
this Is tho so called healthy season in Cuba.
Yellow fever, smallpox aud malarial foyers
havo told terribly upon thoso unfortunate
troops, and, iu addition, thoy are utterly
unfit or canipalgning In tjils land of bad
roudshighBrass, swamps and low bush
wood. Thoy simply havo not tho strength
to push steadily o" aftjntho Cubans,
Then, agaiu, tho Spanish troops aro
thoroughly dispirited. Their hearts aro
not in tho light, in splto of thy (fillant
manner in which thoy respond to "Viva
.Kspana" and dash at tho( ouemy, only to
bo shot down or cut down, or elso to unu
tho Cubans disappear as If adorned witli
wings.
Tho Cubans, on tho other hand, aro nul
innted with tho Bplrlt of patriotism, with
tlio all nbsorblng doslro for freedom, with
tho llro which drove tho lirltlsh before tho
American patriots under tho leadership of
Washington.
YS'hllo these facts cannot bo ilonied,
thero is ono fonturo of tho march of the
iusurgontsupon Havana which cannot ho
overlooked. Admitting that they num
ber 12,000 men, can thoy capturo this oity
and oau thoy hold It If thoy do obtain pos
session of it V Thero is tho strong garrison
of tills placo, the high walls of tlio forts
and tlio Spanish floet to bo, reckoned with.
It must bo quickly dono or fall altogother.
In any ovont, tlio next few days should do
oldo ovorythlng.
Tlio advance guard of tho army com
manded by Gomez aud Maceo Is loss than
fifty miles from Havana, and, apparently,
steadily advancing. In this city overy
preparation is being nnido to give tho in
surgent n hot reception. All the outly
ing poits huveboeu strengthened, the new
fortifications are being hurrlodly pushed
to completion, ammunition is being over
.hnulod, guns have been made ready, and
tho troops aro kept constantly on the
alert, although tiie Spanlih officials laugh
ut tho idea of tho Insurgent? bolug nble to
approach Havana.
liven the most stubborn of the Spanish
ollloun agree that tho march of Gomez
and Maoeo across Santa Qlnrn und Mu
tanzfts is a most remarkable military feat
to havo boon accomplished within threo
weeks and in Bpito of all tho forces that
Spain oould throw across their path.
General Cumpos orrlved lu Havana last
evening. It is asserted hero that tho Span
ish oommoudor has deliberately suffered
tho advance of tho Insurgents Into the
open and populated country, where they
now aro, with tlio purpose of closing In
behind thom while ho attacks them from
Havana, thus orushlug thom between tho
upper nnd nether null .tonus. Ills arrival
In Havana shows that the hour for his
coup has arrived. Hv much of an avail
able force tho Spaniards have loft in tho
roar of tho insurgents to co-operato in
such a Wow Is not accuratfly known, but
tho official reports themselves Indicate
that It Is in a badly dtsorgaulz.'d condition.
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Kvcnlnjr Democratic Mcinhrr of Hie
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Wasiuxotov, Dec. 21!. Tho houso ways
nnd means committee devoted several
h r of Christmas to a Html ennslilornt Ion
of the two revenue bills which worn pre
sented to tho limine today. Printed copies
of tho bills were laid boToro tho full com
mittee, the plan being announced lo the
Democratic members for tho first tlmu, al
though they were familiar with thotletalts.
Tho bilbi wero formally adopted as committee-measures,
mot Inns to lay them on
tho table being overruled by party votes.
Knch bill was read by sections and mo
tions were made by tho Democrats to
strike out each section, which, of course, i
fulled to carry. It was voted to give today '
to tho consideration of tho tariff bill bV
tho houso and tomorrow to tho bond bill,
with n voto on each at tho end of tho day's
dobato upon it. The Democrats endeav
ored to hccure threo days' debato; to gain
a postponement of two or threo days in
which to study tho probable effects of tho
measures If enacted; also to havo the
bond bill debated before tho tariff bill
but tho Republicans adhered to their orl;
lnal arrangements.
Air. Dinglny stated to tho commltt.'i
that the bills wore not framed ns a K
publican measure, but ns onucnlculnted i
snvo tho credit of the government, which
according to tlio president's message and
to personal communications niado by S i
rotary Carlisle to members, was cnda-i
gored. TheeondUion of the treasury tnut
their representations demanded linni
dlato action, ami tho Republicans had pre
pared emergency bills on lines which
seemed most expedient.
Air. Dlngley laid particular stress on tho
assertion that the llrst bill did not consti
tute, and was not intended for a revision
of tho tariff. Consequently there was no
.necessity for a long discussion of tho bill.
Tho Wilson net had boon takon as tho
basts for the tariff bill. An estimate of the
probable increase of revenue to bo dorlved
from tho tariff bill had been made, based
on importations under tho Wilson act In
1891. This showed a probable Increased
rovonuo of $10,000,000, which about
equalled tho dellcit of tho past year. It
was estimated that $13,000,003 would bo
derived from tho increaso on raw wool,
$14,000,000 from manufactured wools and
$14,000,000 from tho 15 por cent, horizontal
advance on othor schedules.
Tho Republicans had waived their pro
tection principles for tho timo in prepar
ing thoso bills, Mr. Dingloy said, "so thoy
hoped that President Cleveland would
walvo any antagonistic views that ho
might hold and sign tho bills."
Ono of tho Democrats asked why tho
Republicans had not gone to tho full ex
tent of tho McKlnloy bill, to which Mr.
Dingloy replied that thoy would do so If
they hud tho power.
Tho Domocrats, on their part, contonded
that tho offect of tho bond schonio would
bo to rotlro tlio greenbacks by holding them
In tho treasury, aud said tho Republicans
proposed to do indirectly just what the
presidont had recommended and what
thoy (tlio Republicans) denouueod. Tho
tariff bill, they claimed, was a strictly lto
publlcan moasuro,and a measure for which
President Cleveland had not askod.
Mr. MoMillln assorted that thoro was no
need for additional rovonuo, as tho treas
ury statemont showed a cash balance of
$170,000,000.
Mr. Dingloy replied that $70,000,000 of
this was in grcoubacks, which had not
como in ns rovonuo, but had been re
deemed by gold. Tho Republican plan
would provide for tho expenses of tho gov
ernment without oncroachlng on tho gold
reservooromploylngredeomed greenbacks.
Amendments wero offered by Mr. Tur
ner to strike out tho second section of tho
bond bill, providing for treasury certifi
cates of Indebtedness, and by Mr. McMll
lin to mako theso certificates subject to
taxation, as aro greonbacks and other cur
rency. Both wero lost, but Mr. Tarsnoy
voted with the Republicans against Mr.
Turner's amendment.
Chairman Dingloy made thoi following
statement last night:
"Tho rovenuo bill Is not Intended to bo a
tariff revision, but simply an exigency
bill to rnlso about $10,000,000 of rovenuo to
meet tho dellclenoy. Tho mnln object Is
revenue, although incidentally the In
creases will help American Industries to
borne extont. Tho bill is limited to two
and a half years, the expectation being
that by thnt timo tho Republicans will bo
in full power and ablo to revise tlio tariff
on their own linos.
"Tho bond bill gives tho secretary of tho
treasury authority to issuo a !1 por cont.
flvo year coin bond to maintain tho ro
dcmptlon fund, In addition to the author
ity ho now possossos, but provides that tho
proceedsof nil bonds sold undor this act and
under the robttmption act shall bo used
only for redemption purposes. It also pro
vides that all bonds shall bo llrst offered
to tho people of this country Tho bill also
authorizes certificates uf Indebtedness,
bearing 3 per cont. Interest, and payable
within throe yoRrs, to bo lsued, to meet
any temporary dellolenoy of revenue. The
only object of thu bond bill is to reduce
the rate of interest nnd the tlmu to run, as
tho bunds which the secretary Is now au
thorlzed to Issuo bear 4 or G pe..- jnt in
torost."
l:iK'it CnuWctH llieak Jail.
Louisville, Djc. 80. Night county
prisoners liorrowitl a saw and prexuntetl
themselves with Christmas gifts hut night
by outtlng a hole through the jail roof
and making their escape. Tho delivery
had boon carefully planned, antl was not
dUcovered for a half hour after tho men
had disappeared. Among the escaping
prisoners was Bill Ryder, the notorious
outlaw, awaiting trial for-murder. None
of tho men have been captured.
Loyal Knight Prt-arln for War,
Cincinnati, Deo. Sli. Leaders in tho
order of tho Knights of Pythias hero held
a quiet meetliig und organized n volunteer
regiment of infantry that will hold iUelf
In readtuess In oaso of war. This morn
ing they publUh a notice that all knights
in good standing are Invited to enlist.
Hoy Killed In a Colliery.
Pine Guovk, Pn., Dec 20. In attempt
ing to arrmigo some b 'ilngat Lincoln col
liery Barry Spmicalv it d 13 yenrs, was
caught aud so serl,.i -lv Injured that ho
, dlCd siiwtij ttorward,
sti'Migllion the Kidneys.
-!'cy prevent ilrigals Diseft :e,
Vfipy euro DinliPtes,
They dissolvo Lr.ttrl, fluid, f.vA ?rioV-dtist deposits.
They filter uric nrld nud ninlni iul imiIsoun nut of the blood,
They euro Cystitis, Gleet, Prostatitis nnd tho like,
They uinUo nure. rich hlotul.
All drui'tdsts, 50 cents a box, or
' direct to me Honn'S JHRdicink
Hook on KtuHey Health
Tne largest piece, of
Good, toJoacco
ever sold for I0 cents,
, and aches of an annoying naturo.a torturous nature, a dangerous nnture.can
be quickly and surely cured with Pnin-Killcr. As no one is proof against
paiu, no one should be without Pain-Killcr. This trood old rcmcdv kent
j at hand, will save much suffering and many calls on the doctor. Por all
summer complaints of grown folks or childrcti it has stood without au
equal lor over nail a century, JNo
Sold overvwhere. Tho ounntltr
tho same, Boo. Look out for worthless lmitnlious. Iluy only Uio eeaulne, fil
bearing the name Pkimiy Davis it s n.
Ko&ult in 1 weeks.
For sth by I. V. P.
053330033
Elli tC Vnll ' li"t. l'implia. Copuer-
C IHTL. UU Colored Snoln. Ac lien. Old Surcul
CL'loers In Month. 11... lu.llnirt Write rilOKl
Jiii;.1Ii;i) V L'U., iIU7 .lliiioiilo TeinpleJ
Ht'hlcmro, 111., ror tiro its ot cures. Ctipl-i
vim, w&uujuii. v r t cants cured in
to :IA days. lOO-iuitie book free
Eyan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking
13 N. Jardin Street.
IF your Kidi!"t i aro di icasctl,
sluggish or wpak: Kjf
ir your blood U full of Trio Ac- A
id antl IMienmiiilsni threatens;
ir tlio fforms of JUulnria arc in
your '.yjift-m; v
IF your Wood Is cloppretl with flj)
poisons nnd impurities;
11 your IHiidtbr is weak, iiiJam- w
or di citrd,
You need nSfJohb'S
For tliry lion!, sootlio nnd
send 50 cents in stamps, or silvers
"jo., cnicago or San Francisco.
anil mooa wuerinfr. Tree.
time like tue present to get a bottle of
has been doubled hut the mice remains I
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
TV - n tn doiil t what t-i use f ir JuVrvi us Debility, Loss of Sexual Tower (In either
sc, I ii" tern , Atroi'hi , Vancotdf m I othtr wcaLnrsst.-., Irum any cause, uu
fcn.. Ill . IJfaiui kiM and ft. 1 1 wor qukkJy rcMureil. If neglected, such
trout 1 rt-ult f naiiy. MaiU Janyvture, bcilpil, forfl.oo; 6 I nxes for f 5.00. With
.vcrv I- ' rder we clvo 1 kual gi ir mti-e to ture or refund tho moac . Addrtta
VUVL, MLDK1NU to., CUveland, Ulnu.
KIRIJN. Slunamloali, Pa.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
PUItE SISI.TZKB WATER
A cure for headache sud
ktomuoh troubles.
QINCimt AI.K.
WlilSr llltlilt.
I.AIIKU 1IHHII.
BOTTLER
OF . . .
j . POIlTKlt.
I 17 nnd 1 9 Peacli Alley, Shenandoah.
DR. A. A. SEIBERT,
i Specialist In diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
207 West Market St., POTTSVILLK
Hours 8:30 a. in. to 12 in.; 1 to 4 p. in., to
, ii. in. Sunilavs I) a. in. to 18 m
Celebrated Femaio
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po! --nerd, t ' A r
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