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THESEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
IVOL. XXX. NO. 129.
Choice Lemons. Kic e B j e Juiey Apples. £
"* I * = p.r fcm. .afc* ?
.... | town for ti.so to C.« ~ r
t*OX. a,
California Onions. y
fUr V» pounds j Mason'B Frait Jars.
—— —— j Quart*. per 4oz»n 4a,
Capers. j Haif «* LOM - d,MO «
tvo P« r bottle 39c and v>~ \ ~ " ~~~
I Fresh Home-Smoked
Best Bread. Hams. •
If* Hghtes- biseulta axe mada with j p * r ♦ >erxn<s —..He
•OUR BEST'' Fiou*. Nothing finer In thle city
Hr barrel «.« gjk
p«r sack H
Fresh Ranch Egffs. Battle Ax
- Ch«wln« Tobacco. 26c par p!-jg of ;< US
fw 7.
V*
COOPERft LEVY §
104-lO* 1-iWST AVE aOuTti. C:-Z LuOB SOUTH Or vrjii r >. Av « *
Bring Your
ACC '" Prescriptions.
1 "*•* Mw«(«»f <# in
I ailttiayf, «arf ttew is tat sm ral« ai tc
preseripcia» cm**:
j&M I Purity, Accuracy,
Inu I Brlinhiliij
A} \\ f *• bt« mpe* mil might. AelleeriM wa<la
\] \ i ■' o**yir/tera (n ehia rily, a<g*r er Oar
Zel«l>Aon« <J itain XV
SlEffAiil & HOLMES DRUG CO.. No. 703 First Avenue
- i
BPARKLES LIKE THE DIAMOND
I- Clear Crystal and Cheap.
That New Line of Glassware.
Something AH Cab US«. See Wrndow.
M. SELLER CO.
-ej/a»if *»/( /.lock It ml for
Saotf fwaii'y /•!'. M. krrp hat* pwrrlaied e/
repair 1 I I «// <il tltur.
THE GOLDSTEIN HAT CO.
TV» V■,• ; i; | • . . ' A ,. j | . . ;i .
kyt'Oi'Jers ;or premiums atn?e organiaatlon In ISI3, |lW.M9,s7fi. Of this « m
th»se has already been returned to polP yholders Vl.\ per cent.. 577.543.373 for
*>•!** eiaims; lis p.-, cert. t'O.m.m for surrendered po!l'i>s; J7 > p,- r
for 'dividends, making a total return to January i. IW*. of 5144, k :4.-
V'. or Si 7 per cent, of the amount received from them. T-.a a.- «ets held J ui
•*•7 1. l v -<. amounted to I'd.;f.lC-7, add to this the amount alr«-,i ly ra.i tack
t» policyholders and It ahowo that they have retorted to policyholders, to
l*thfr with what they hold for them, over S*.?i for each tl> r -eiv.-d tor pre
•i-an*- . ANQfS W. TOE NO, State
117-119 Washington Block, Seattle, Wash.
Fine Umbrellas. I
and >'obhj Hamlin, Best
Mlk Covers, S- up. £" / ? 'A'
®QI BROS.. Jewelers; No. 720 First Anm r--"'
Consiiieniblv Owr 100 «'oiled
and Sliced Per Month.
Tfcf 4»msr,i f>r our S: -1 H «'>d Hum »>o*» » !»<-»*••* !•
WHY" n- « » it *n -1 " *l y lm« •« >ta find »nv?Vr* n! t® *
! v •., : .••.;'<• J, cf>rn-t#d htm; particularly t>.a 18ft
i HONKY Ct.*KKr> HAli.
[JMTH. ah;[ STINK it ro,. 815 and 817 First Ave.
11 linnm il w On Hams. Bacon or Lard
If I «> !I\ ' means a home product
ill I Llilnu t,,at ° annot U{t y:
■ — ~
New Mackintoshes - -
{v.l ant Winter stylo* Now on Sal®.
L WASHINGTON' KUUiKU ro.TU FiiM Ave?ine.
*♦♦ »«»♦♦♦♦♦»♦ ♦+■♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦b„ ,' (' \ riser i lu (its ♦
• Kpason \\ liy s , mt . w~ <•«•. ♦
I Hi 1 \; i > ill Fit f
t '.#• « Vr«*>\l (Vmp'r
I- i ,
AH*<»«Ch It h*. dorldrU e*pe4lc-f to plsrr thr .ff*lr. of
: roHintn, In tiir- l.iaili of * r*>«-rl«er for thr pre««-w
| *• Inform o«»r (rlrn.U *n«» <r«i»t® mrr» that «H«* l>n%lo«-«" " '
| t<« nil If* i:M I*l ItK JI M1!I* V (O .
.. »■» <lrr«, X - T "• V " W ' l ** j
M |li\ t \ » «> /"li \ 111 FlH s i* * f P< 1 j
» \ 1 V v ''» r » *"*>**•**
t , , . , m Kl HUXIb «l \1 n -T.
CIGAUs AND Tol»A('rO. SMOKKKS'AKI D M s « 1 •
H ghc t of *ll .a Ltivmiag Fewer.— Latest V.S. Oov : A?po»t
RwV>% i Baking
ABSOLUTELY PUBS-
HVE OF THEM KILLED.
How Many of the Strikers*
Mob Is Unknown.
LEADVILLE IS QUIET AGAIN.
Many Strikers Condemn th* Ost-
rajjca of the Extremists.
-hey thr- Work of I>e«tructlon Hat
■Destroyed the Men'* ' nan c* for an
Aiuical >;«• Settlement lbe state
Militia Now on Guard—No Farther
Outbreak J.i;wi't«d.
Leadvin#, -"©So.. «ep». a.--The work ef
dj narr.ite An.! bu'-a- ->o* .» a ev dance at
' h«* :sry morKut, wn*-.-.- J;. five bodies 2• s
terdayfuliof vg.a nit 01 h- mo-ma» *
—on* r....•<: *;-u t .ileta while d "-8 ■*
<' ">y. two ; orriuiy mans.;.<s r«y t: • d>* • -
nfte they a. re using to tit <troy t le -»n-i
l other,* ii <i" i--
r«*< •i. •,j w y- t.'.ey fighting tr, ' 'tit
aoadows tn destroy t;.e li»'< of nun vl a
a- r-j tarr. j oread :>y hon- * t
An addit n *0 tae death i,»: *as made
S' 6 o »kt he v • .:.<j ;•■ t -.- ••'flvi v
of the lm»\y of >l. 1.1-1 y on !*•)«
KTouri'i 1 •ar • - K: 1 ir, a >• re
f -.i while A .r.« r: •r* aj * nt
t:i the Km me t w.th ti.-:r \.. :«.>r.-
Oi» deviltry at uie j. »>r<
rr.i- g i •»:.
bouae roots pr.vii.-4 with n e :i g.as ->,
who uj tr.e -..riiliaiit mooai'.ifht :-' ; '
«*'•'«*« atui k un the Km::.<-t «■ i the
than gaXUtat re: al.se of the no?c-r«.
Tlje»e watchers s.«y that the fiiat voiiry
from the in ; r.e was delivered at ci--.se
rat.and that Ui«= ait» rr.»n
ir'Hin before th« si- How many tn«-:
the file of I>aujrherty it may rema.n tor
time an t a a*ar> h of lonK-abandon<*d
shafta In Uiat vlcrinity to •• i. I now
.-••ems that the rioters Jr^if.] away
O-'ai an»l »oande«i, Ini.ai. f«jh.*>n, for a
k-> at many have been ab<>»it t..*«
Kmmet toiay. ani th.s u the oniy ti.?*
covrry of that kind.
Th» ati-rv 0? tha >f»r.v of the Kmm<'
!.-< h tiir..: .m-. a ei!-'e av!
#-;rro4n.Je<l only by % light tvoard fen- e. it
wonderful that it ».i.< r r rj il r -
ovirwh»lm*d. l's men slain and the !•. .
in** de.TioitahM. Pit th» ftff.nn ?>!i k
••.*501 ft".jn«l In IkiUfthertjr's and ti-e
story of the fearful eft- ;t of the tlr.-n v -
ley from th • mine. teil» how qui<k!y •;
rioters lost stoma h for the bloody i
nr««. The destrtictSve w >rk at the M » i
o? Erin ■w«.« happily <5-">ne for ni ig';.t. }•',» !
this mine been blow a jp the sreat puni,'"*
wileh ira n it ar. 1 many other mi.n .•*
W iuld have iw'n strayed, and th- »"i
--• uiiift dim co wo' have >-.. n f.-.. *il
o contem,.: ite. Th •• n rig's .v :k,
•• trr'.-alarly with the tire d« N«rtr»e:.\
destroyed the laat ve«tige of
for the strik -a, and th!« ' fa-.-t w.ii evi
d»nc<sl at a 'ar„' !y att«.-!, !«>l ■ f
representative citizens this af >rn>on.
Their proceedings wer- *e«:ret. but entirely
harmonic;;*, and the me i- it- - de.-S>l« 1
it strinrerit, w.li be ben flt lal in the
high eat degree.
Two companies of Ft »:e mUlt:* from
Ptif and pie Oreek, tin 1 ■•■r tsimsnd
o. <"ol M. itoy, arrived at 4 this .if' r
no»>n and are now on duty G« n. Ftroik-.
w!ih several other rompa'ni* s. a ill arr ve
dnrlruj the night. The at th* « ' -r
--ort.-do by the burning of the tanh.-.
boiler houee and machinery Is now
ma?« l at w:• t ;V--. << jj*.."«»
Ins .ranfe. T ise* {juhf'd 1
to J, * *.: I '-i.: i ; ;rr . . • '
r> :* em; y h• . e, and aere valut i at
S' «:*hro i: * .r,i: e
I'■ ?ite tie pr< <• ■ of *r>>or , s 1n ?
unusual n» of the «Te« •«, ttit r- !•» (
very uneasy feeling previUeit am r.x the
n»ore .» •*s-«, v '•. >a* • .» . r ..
are s**) Winchester rffl«r* ir; * •> r 1 i* of
the st r ;k- ■ w h»'- • r. ,•»- • 1 : . r ,,
to the a ty the\' w >-.; d -1o u;> the tni'it.try
are re«'a:ied w- h fresh a,.» •>> The ma
.lorlty of eltlaeoa. h an.-r, thi*-k • • er« w'i
be no f*ir *r. " n> -h t r-e r ; in..
begin jn- ,"K : '!g Tt: ■ *«
s tnrr of th«» Hiotlnji.
The Ccro . ..
i'» In t 't --If',* in: v. " :>.
«n»w«hawnlsw 1 uflwn f mp attack
by oa-' «a-*• ! '.'ikn 1* t> •■■:. • v
n do aid Emmet mi*- :n t>»- dark h > rs
cf the e V • 1 " » '<• k •.<
n 'e -j the C-r jrr. . *O, e -■»
ci'v, heirs on!y hat' a d. *• n M<• -kf'oa
the j-- *toffice an ss■ *r ■ r. V- J• ■ r* ■ t s
!• bu!i: on a lance rnbankm< v of . *rth
i t y tog*. »•- 1 'he m . r\
A lam Metal (nuavsy ;• »; ,r mm
*W te{ b> the J imp-. A h i". v p »,r.V: b r
r sde waa erecte i -ro u4 the n tc. tn
* :! t - ■ k <! v., \Y ■«
S"i stt»m"i:'.ition, "lir>ond a«-.;nHs c<
* • n*.• *** » •* s \ -a » «
3»•' • 1 * ; '
th 4 * mornfnir * r 10. k w * $ f+ w y
• " "" J. r«r
--# Ti# fl r * n K ' !*•••»•#
/ \wn n ». f tr- w a, r.
r of f ?v^ f «-
.> t* • "j f
' -■ r l«c . - 1 "-r»
c t' 5 '• ?ar4 wh;jr? n*.»- I * v
0 4* iR< 'v * l*" t **s m* <1 :r'
1 .' t* »« ->♦ ?<*• * ♦m • <-4 # - -• * * ~-
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f, j, . \ • ' ■ "i ' " ' .*
f* - ' • * iv -
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON". TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 18%.
a . * -par-tr • " \ -
A 1-' ' *R *a* . >• -■! ' sav
ing the nojwa in *.r.« v; inlty. In #p;te <•*
every eff rt. a: lea's: fir - -•••« ••»*• •'
H giith etre+t *-ere de*-jrryei. One wa*
«??ur by J-ime# Greg>ry. an!
ir fxi -a H-"- 1? *. Tr.e other '- " *
-- . .* 9 M*"*«. B't-r* • P.'it
er Bit tt ore * err hie »vea t *: " »
hv of Sane * u the -*o' -
J'-ry o*K'<:-*e. foreman of :. N -•
waa ? irr..rg on f - * iter a'-.en a
er.tere h.» .«.de He-ia mortal.y w. .n--- i
and dying to a 'noa; :tal. An unknown man
waa uk<-n to CU East Etgnth street d
>'■» w. to : e» t y :j-nan 'e. 11 -
c ' : «rs s "t- ' cf : ath. ; 'j
K'.or'uiiy by dynam.te.
J ' - r» **ahct' v. i at the Tttg T*oor,
• ■- r. flir.ns-' :. »ii » >• •
h.... « t«r;tg is:s stomach, li- fe -t." >
t e t r n.<. of ht ">r«. at' 1 ~f
i .. i -e t 1 . .ci iia:.^:.'y w*a
a Ks-.y d-'ii.
A* I . tn. an a' a'k waa ir.aie •* :
the Kmasae tn.re. There were over
•' ■» raise sta'e» that a:'a<:'k re-
I . a* : fit :r ■ ' no Itfea «■ re
!'»«• a-"i ro damage to property bad re
f *ed.
T «*r!i*e h-y s r. on * e ef J un*.
*.> i • :.eref-»re enters upon its f-wr'h
rr • h toi.e. !• ; . t z-~i bur.» -*»
• ■ i h "i- r • .- **• r.- g m har.dr-' is
o: four: ~* 5. ar;d has iown t:.e rr:»eral
0 itput of {be camp more than one-fca f.
•'» : battle ts V. eve i to i.-e
th. ,a- • -despera e effort of the rad. -ale*>-
n> • of !..■' - r.kers« to f r * : .. #: -;-p..ge
rf ail miri < that are not ; aying the ;. -
<r« a.-w.-d t a.« of a as- i ■ mande-i i>* the
u: •- Many of trie aink rs have aa»«r:- 1
t b -ng U. it th'-y w.j;:.d -ail out State
a;. 5 vt-n go*em&itrn troop- ra'i<» r :uan
.» " ie S.j. •>r < ;-.?••» the ria.p. The
tn : a. :-, w at hri". r- f - -ed to
r. gr-iao {'.« union, tlr.aliy off-'rid a
1 ftllSlM ag.ch d-d TI'C it. but tb;s
i- i .• .a. i fiii < .T. a i-v ,'.z :is and
■ : '• *t> '■ rminate .ho strike a . thta
have raised.
Tn- ;s much reason to believe that the
» n of Ualvsn- ss last night a t re the
r- - ilt if i •. r.:s :n the strik- which would
■.ve re alted ir a settlement of tn<- wage
t- i'in ' imp Tr.;s w<-ik a nnmoer
n : s were to have started up and liits
<>f app.. ant- a - re raj . Jiy hi ir.g. The laa
]• - - d;-rm.n- 1 upon a decided
n.- ivc, tr.d. .* cbarg> 1 by toon-, organ
izf i : . mds that inf sted the . ity early
t .in. Som- w.tn« >ses of the Cor
n■. . i affair d« lire it the number of
mi ti making th- att* k d»1 not exceed sev
« v. A lv .tr. t ih». re were possibly 'M.
M ...y striker.- have i- -n well armed and
• i. , u. dji. «m;.e and powder
at th«sr command.
The sturii.fjK at ory In circulation today
t> tti.it a.trc-t t;ie entire city was threat
-.1 w. i tl- -■: -in last nischt. an-1 but
I ' t,v j r-• n» -s of t v .e county deputies
e: d rr d - it..: ;:s arriving, t:»e destruc
; ba far MOM Widespread. Lurk
:v.x in ti>- » . id as In the -jp-town streets
many ;t;>' n a«• n- .-• •■n. and for a time the
• (ti •• '*f trie H-• ii'l-11-m rat. tiie lead
it g nea -.paper aas being watched. When
t .- crew is !• £ -n to rather t:.e wateb'-rs
d,-,«-r- 1. For a tame early this morn
lr-g pat.d» monium reigned. All the whis
tles of a.i the mines aere set blowing and
t t: • a was de afening. By 2
o clock the entire population of l.eadville
aas on the ntre s. Mingling with the
crow.3s were many t-T.kirsg miners. Most
of these profes- 'd .gr. -ranee of the affair
and Home strongly d - hired the lawless
action m« ant the • nd of the strike. a< they
W' re not in sympathy with such outrages.
Tn.- Jive liv>s -i-.rit: • ! in fighting ?ne
a- rk of destruction at the Corona io mine
and the Kmmet miue were:
De«i—Bert M-ir, James Benson, both
n employ* 1 at th Corona do. killed
by is -n; they wer> Identified only by
; fou.-.d on th" fcod!'•.«: W 11am
o' K • r'e, f.irem.m of hos.-> company No. 2,
shot t rou-'h »tom.i.-h; J. H.ggins. miner,
errpto.- - d at the t'oronado, shot eight
•i f• e , rns and stoma h, and
ii ci'.ael l>a>tghfrty.
'I • 1 are: J.din Ma honey, mirier,
shot th- >:.ih stomach; I'r ink T« lie an 1
M.irt.a S- «->>- • t:a miners. At least
* - ■ :>! te -ft > -ki'ie * »rty a* the Emmet
w» r# • >*v bull--s, but w ere carri«-d away
h • - romra ies Foreman <»'Ke fe was
s -n i- ! aft-- ;e turned « ti
th" s're mi At the Corona 1 x
To i ♦.>* h m ire.'« of rrr *• • rs say they win
r-* to work at once. T -y bitterly de
r ' it e ' ' •at an 1 <•*>• th* r ac
tion : i 1 o«- the miners* strike.
I VIII KB MAIOML'S «T (TGF>TIO.V.
T'.ut Mnro :« IMIy should He < aliod
to \rt a- Arbitrator,
oe • ' , S- • • "tev. fii'' »r Ma
lone. of t-env-r. who is n C -ago on a
)• • :-e t-v-r. r d t lay; 4 T:ie res;;: of
t'-e is:> ivt -* s*r.K # * js -Jer ralile .ti the
extremt hat t-e great 1 iy of miners
-* - n. e ; respon
s he ' - • * .. i r*s- - of last nig. it. They
are * •;-r- j n - .hies, a t it i* not
yet ;-.o la*e to bring pea re to Lradvtlle
take n.j-:er In hand. Ar
•a n w • 1 «*•*.•» r. ,f a men
v . >r :s I>a w --r»- to set as arbTators.
He i* a m e but 1 am s-;re h«
w i 1 .. -- » '• t% 'he m nera. lie
0 - a> i t • • • a ej ,1 ,e to the miaa
owners. In the in rest of hamanity
1 i - a - It lam
* .-•» he a;l,d ,• -eedtt to ::>• recja> »• jo
a -t as arbitrator."
»iiu« » i«m: t iik \n i iPf)DF>.
Tbe*trloal < Irooit to I ike in Honoinin
and '.u*tralta.
Kar. Fr - F p'. f M 1 . '» >r nr *.
t, 'Vlinit i ?h-3?»r management, will
be- A ; IS"., riif.-r >n the sim r A-a-itral'.a,
M « - 1! - ' -- ...
i. .... or. •* rnorn
r '- r ** it <'o the ; n advan-.-e rf
' ■' ;'" »<* e rtii-t.': . * *i will open
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1 , ' iTX s trip '» ■■ f,e {*-•<»
1 ' t i ver ar st: v ; has been
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\ V I All, A I •> \ v PIKOO.
I *" ' fl»t %J,. •,i lern.s
ith t ht» Nippon l.iil**.
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- -■ k Wharf * • ■ * city
' A great
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g r<i rs
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BATTLE ON THE NILE.,
An Official Aeconnt of the
Cupture of Don^ola.
THE PLACE WAS UNDEFENDED.
A Quantity of Trea«nre Captar^d
by the Landing Force.
On the FnsrH*h Boata Twelve and
Two Officers H>re Wounded—The
bhell* of the Oervia'iee, and Also
Their IJUTe ehooting* Waa Very
Effective Wad MKhnra Wounded
Juat as He Waa Iteadlng s Letter
From the Khalltk.
Copyr'srhiefl, 'v»* by t'.e v «'»-1 Press.
ill Hailr. la Ki rma-on-t • -N„,. Sin lay.
Sept. 2".- Tr.e f .I'va.rsg off ... d*' ».-s f
the- cat-"are of Do.-.got a. ' o !•- rv.»n
ptrongh Id. have be«-u <- c lined. The gun- !
: .ts er.gjtit- i in th- ip* re of pont a
a«-r?f • .e T-ir; ... -rnm-.t. • d t-v R :n -
n- at af't r Naval <" C-.-iv.'a -»«
a unded: \bo;jk--ier. commanded
Ft a'ty. ani ri-.e Mat- mmrh. .. .mmandi-d
by Oldfleld. Tney arrived here lata m the .
afternoon. C tnmander Beatty. who a--
s n- ; omn aad of tr.e t.iree gunboats, j
reports as fol a-s:
"IV'e arriv i a: Docgola early in the
ONI.Y THE BEGINNING OF THE AVAIANC HE - WORSE AND MORE OF IT TO FOLLOW.—Chieatro Tribune
morning, and ma !e fast to the east bank.
By this time Colvllle wo* iM« to rt s»tme
command, and the opera* ons against
Dongola began with bom. trdlng at Z
viris TttTiffe. \\ « immt ilately jh r> <;.vt
t it Dongola not defended. a' i a
foice w as land* i. which cavimd a q ian
tky of treasure. all the 1»..-rv h books,
a- 1 >cvn grain laden boats.
"I a** now able to see the effect of the
Der\ .sh tiring on the bo»t.-. The Matem
m>was -tr.ek by one sh• :!. •* *h injur
ed her gun fittings and her toiler?, break
ing the =a:Vty valve. The D»rvi sites' rifle
tire was r "aentiaily good. The wooden
parts of 0M oppc f de-ks were simply rid
dle- 1. and the sides of all the gunboats
showed hundreds of hits.
"Putty received a bullet through his
helm-*. and Armorer It ehardson was
■* :• 1 in the body. H'* has si.v* d:» d.
On 1 i - i the Tamai five m- n were wonnd
< 1; on the Abou!<e!er ?•* men **■ re wound
ed, ai 1 one man was wounded on the
J! r - n.rr:- a. Commander Coiville is recov
ering rapidly."
At time Wad F rhin was wounded
b had ju-t received a letter from the
K , i.:fa. a: lorit r ! out • f his tert every
h' iy e-\ ■pt the messenger who had
broucht it, an-! two black.*. S>: Ttiy after
ward a shell from one of the gunboats
b :rst in the t. Nt, killing the messenger
s i the two Mtks. and wounding the
In t - . --'i l-ader in the chest and h»ad.
The rr , ;a hdy of Angl -Egyptian troops,
tin •• s.r Ht*rl ■rt Kitchener, ftartei for
DongJla on Monday n ght.
Wad BNhara A«.ktxl to «nrrender.
Cto:ro, S<»pt. -1 —Sir Herbert Kitchener
telejrr -;.::eJ ;o;.iv ». tt 'he frurh«its of
the Br.- exy< 1 .cm to D r.go'a re*irned
to Kerrr.a yesterday afternoon nr. i rtsport
ed * mw ha* ft*" D> rv.shes at D r*-
c• a. t» r.■' tie i wh >n fir»- w-js OT'' ' vi; an
then To party lan led f tr=# girn
boate a-. 1 a«- «-r* Uned tl at only- women «n 1
oi i rr.--i had Men left in camp. N » fur
ther 'race o? "he enemy was on tha
i jrn Jourr.. y.
Te e - >a' - • are 1 •■evera! s -a**, one
of wh , e m a .-d the Dan >r UMWIf,
record* ipd Bwaty Sir Herbert Kitcn
f',-- h,< i» -it to \V* > i K -ha the •:»-
f-i * r - -f I >->-c ■ ■». a n ■ a <■'' *
upon 4 rn t surrender, ar d <->f?°rlc* TO
pardon for h.mseif ar;*i >wej*
Alt • -r ••M's of >:••> A*
ny-ii'i h«v- n-»w •• ■ ,Vf - w»st
ta; S « t 'the N >. e\ e,-t t'.e - iiry «"-d
came, corps.
FT! 11 •• . \"t* K"TTna-on-rbe-Ntl*. Pep'.
?' -Tt is report- • that W 1 It si' an. *h»
e»-er.tr.:t. *--r Of * e DWl'titl ftli'ia h**
rt« hr i -he vioirity of Do- - » or. h's r*-
•. .-J - n -• - -'•> -•! s 7 rer»ar r.K to
onp »h» Kgypttar. advance. Wad Ulsh
-,T - ir * .«re *■ %ere, '•-■ - rr»t N *rtal.
•f «. -• • ar* •-'•-vr .r»' :ri large
ru*~ -t? to the Kgvptianji.
Q-i- -n Vic' i-a h*< !•» "ir-i r' ■ h»r ocsn
£-. .., • >• -•■rvrH ' * * K -■-* ■ er.
>!a- J* k-» - <» M;tal'on h>- f»/' -td tn
«he desert an er.orrwais Q'OtantiTv of ammu
nition. a numtv-r of bo*e« of
\ , r • immur • -hat are k-iwn to
j- » - ; * » H "k* !*» haiU-fat»^l
» i i; ■ ' ' »
r .or «'■ - e > •.»c in the former war with
the ma.*' U.
>!or»r. aumevhv* «i.Arr.«TFRip
tn Or.*" T<'Wn 'ono-
Conviantto - - &*pt- y
t'* XT: «"* • •* »r -•i »* *»% < JT - i »"'f -'4 TT: .- •
e re at K* na V. r. K. i - n-i'. # v . >w
♦• at -n - "n and Kth of the pr**«-nt
rr .-n • K « at-n-k- I ' e i ur
•--r« a- 1 k. •-! a ;*rg* n imr-r of • --
he'" it;'< and - ! ' '' •''' i the
j) : T \ -~er. is* e" ' •>" 1 to ■ -.a
a -- .A -crd r« to a of tne
•j-., r . ,£ -.*#rnmeet S«> vrrr. -n-ir* were
k d A * a. The «• an tee* a«- «* »te
"3.r- *a- P- -. k ■ ar
r,..r - g T.-'t • «, . arter*.
s . * -a |a - a-* yH been net r
ed * Arm*' an a of i -■ a e«- a --*sl •*e
na«- rr« of >'■- ' -* - -%r'-v
« -m - v t ! - ">'• j»-e 5- fear-1 here
? i* t -* :r>,*«-a *• ».-<:.■* -'a
.-.-T a .i cr. ; *. »*erea * the Armen
ian*.
* » ; , -e te - wilder *he i -t» ?>r
core; ■; ■ :-* ItftMt if t M Dardaz -«
a* r- • i r th- B «» -5 «- r-*..
.-. 4 rr- -c ' * vas '-ct
- . - -» - ■*•'•-
..-- -i • - ' - ' ' -
- v m ßrftar w»
•ta,fT Of C- **T* r», ha# heeft tn»trj--t.
Ed to arcotaj-1 -.- a r» or., .a = n of t *
g •serrjnent w; ii '- e Araare ar.«, *hi
* •*■?«?'• ! v -'- ijf -"-.a' t r -e a r*7w -.-
j . .-t . • *d • • !•» fie a *«■,
. « . . . • V.. .« J, - -i- » «»A
th* Ar— - a-_« ar» e'airj Isv that
fey c-1"; i -t" »£ a - ----
WlNHkiluu oty. Sep-, ri-—Minister Ter
r(:" ~ t« cabled the «a *
'.-far fr.ent t tt n* al a. -'* from
--e s« nous mas
• '' -*• ar i £ ■ -j». in ."at pro
v.nre. N •• , s ._ a -.■» j. ;«
!."ved at s: . - narttr.ent that 'iiere
•" ** * 3 - err< - .n transm fang ue
r.ames of ti k>cai.ti?s csn.erned.
■*VIIEUE I'M i.i: <AM "iTAMJS.
.Not priii the ( s tint of the
1 araish Flrv for iingiand.
.'"; 1 pt. 2. Krom time
• 5 : " r • -. .e - ,me from European
soarc« - • eff.-:-; t.. it : goventment
o th* Lnit* i States aas sgritied an in
'J- a ' -.r.« w t one or in -re
!;*• !J> * Rfrat »wr r s, thos« last mentioned
oe;ng tJrt-a* Hr;tar.d lta.y. to enforce
rf-.orms ;r the Tark.>h em;* re and pre
x,' " " r !?r a '-ia «s ap-t Armenian
ir> " r> - -t'l 1 -rt ' ■«» «tvrs- * a
?<?'■ ' tie movement af two of our
c : te t ■ a- - r . ■■ rv r. . d
..''\ otr,, ' lr "" :ra: ' r " • •• • r»ow 4 * au
to IT stated that it Is not
p.ate-d, .. r aas ,t be. that our govern
ment i.n f e sr.srnte*- degree should depart
•' r " *- s * t":ie- vr. i;■ rOf refraining
?r.->r:t int-TV 'ntivn m Earopeah .'ff.i.rs
a. en it tn not ne iry to protect Amer
c ..fer.> «ny .$ u<-n ; .Ken a.ll be abso
ut* .y itidt;« tf'-nt of d.: y o • r power. As
a• s t~<» a;» ;n tae Kr iz;. an rt-belhon.
th» country h.;s m -d a s.fR- .ent
n.iv il :;r n»ar p'..~ - where Amer- vns
r<.-. ic tn number - » j-u .re rh-ir safety,
but with the poi *• -.1 . x -t of this or any
other i i a ,.i be no interven
tion by oar to\ • rr.rn-'-t.t.
for the I evaiit.
Lon-ir ts. St. - ... St. James* Ga
zette this ai'. rnon p...■;..- ,- s % d:-; a:i
from M..an, ita.*>. ti'.at trie .. tiie
departure of the Italian flj ir.*r «iaairon
f r the levant is :h»* initial atfp toward
forcing Turkey to grant the r»-! »-rns de
ma,. >. d tn the ca»e of the Arm> ...ara 11
that it is taken by Italy and s ipvortt-i by
th-- United S-ates and Great Britain. The
Secol ad*ls that in the event of the sul
t it; s refusal to grmt ttie reforms he 1«
to b» dej>osed. A it 1 fr m Home to
the St. Jam".-*' «saz-rte siys the Itvnia
states tba* the Italian ahips are to co
operate with those of Great Britain ani
the United States.
A GENERAL MASSACRE.
May Follow the Entrance Into the
Bt»phonis of the Fleet.
London, Sept. 21. • The Berlin «• >rre«; end
er.t of tr.e T.:n« qu us a <" g>!o
dis;.,ttM to the Yos-. ne Z.-i* g fropi aa
unas jally weil-lnforastr.i or;—-pondent,
which is said 'O have evts-led the censor
ship of the Turkish official* and * hlch
aaya;
"iaist W»?.!r-and Ti. rslay every
thing a ready for a general mi-s > re
of Christian.- ar.d a bombardment of Con
stantinople should the European war
«nip« attempt ro pass the liarime! >s.
Tnere wen forty-eight guns plc..-«d In po
sition on the heights aiove I'.ira and the
Ttirkish fleet in the hnrbor *.n cleared
f•- a • ion. The street r • tr- is were com
;>osa l ex-lusiveiy of palace tr .aps. while
t •' Sopa - .-.is ar 1 Kuri:=h c \ airy, al
though apparently unarmed, loitereil in
th* streets, aaitlrg the word of crra
mand."
T •- Ti: '« baa a iti.--.* h from Sebaeo*
p i whl -h daciares a of th- Rus
« an Black « i fleet, -or.sist ng <>f four
Inn lad*, three gunboat* and several tor
cue. i®* rn.n? c.flf <.»• fr
at the mouth of ' 'te !»«.--j'-er. under or
on re'- ipt of a tej.gr.stn from the H i*--.- in
amtrf-tsia : r at C« r: ■■ .e
admirii leaving h re wi;h "he remainder
of ?.•'»*. t > s:t 'to l'.-—.;-r: >r t«,
T: whole fleet has 1 - ci place 1 or. a war
f-;ng and has emt-arc-1 three I tt
tal tr,.* of infantry and troops. The *«■ rh
R i has also >-•-!. pi* ed c,a a war
footing.
A REPUBLIC FOR (HINA.
-»cr»t Ort-'n /at lon Amoog th* Chi
nee >ln 1 h!>* < otmtry.
New Y rk t-. -c *♦ v. ! l
around the cUv -hat an irtftuenrtal and far
rami' 1 nr oor,ap*ra v f-t'«'i *o overthrow
tbe , ■ * v of « - t \ a- i < - a re
pu '»lie Wnile the Ch ree emr e» i.« n no
immediate da*.g» r. - -»re ea'.-ii «n orgat»V*
*a' Jort, w.th - ra in New York.
* ; a : ia *' - v- . ■* •• a - r
thraw. but ». i x>t en* fft * *•.•• pr- *-
e?;t »rh an agfatn.n 1-.e.K. c to * ;e b**t
terment of the it-ait'-** T? .s '-r
--ganize ; -n has i s t;«iK .r-rj m New
York, and a lar»'« and fnflu. «»ff *e n
&.!>! ns-'••*. j * y c y
v. i*. .• # -en - I * • '" •
.- a in;-**..-•» a.;; -« •• ...s* t»t aud of
g ->i mora c.jr. -- r.
•j • r« es.t of ' r>« - rran'aauon ia aa'-l
w» Wa. - r N. T " "ir. first CMneee
g.-. . ;;fe of he H'a"f : rd ur..i-*'. ', y, a*.i
h - --.r*-:yal c* • and advisers are
the -"fn"M irr-i m:*» of Yale, Harvard
a 1 ot .er Atti c -a.i umvemtiea. They
* - . t> • *"••*» ' e < • tire f '.
a-y;*Re-c<
» : : • * a .*. • a or .ej- <.f
OiOBGE F. CURTIS ARRESTED.
rhrungh th»» Htr of the foli a - f
»wit /erlarj'l.
SvttMHuC aays tnat Oeorge F. < Btta
aes.atant .jtoranan of t-ongr-aa. ntfttH at
the Arr.o, W asrctigtos.. D. »'., t«
e.j y' mo if'" *; v" Aat A r,• % r . <»" ? •
d-aa. Si m-'s fro* tr.is city. ar. thrown
.ti 4j at inter.ak a. He aa* ?■ ar. -■ i.
a r.Jfr and papers an 1 -.aggage
rat-a*, ked. Af -r tr,- dire,.;..- of pa . a
i-r,-.. d st Iriter-aken tr-n ' -n- . Mr,
Ovrtlß •**
rage was tne re* .'t of i- .is icy.
Curt s be.eg m.stakeo f r a crratlnai
«ar; 6- *• P * ' ' ' +■*
•>3ged a ©tnpU.tvt w • a tfce *o *ui, wrio
mak.iifc* * lc.or•»«s.'i .**' l ugats n.
~r% f> ' ttt " "S.
1 . ; t_ h..
common oed at i> *4* Tfee pri * <■»?
r«.•>•••- •' - ■ " ' ' ' ■-TS or.
itwil y.vkWd whet Her to sttsnft tw sak of
-*' crop " rjT . or '**''* it lo rot <•»
ft »e vailej jg
a. ..; .-» i—- - *». • —*< »
in iHM
The Hreat Battleship Gets a
j Christening Gift of Plate.
j
GEN. HARR'SON THE GODFATHER
He MaK?* the nf tbe Day
in the PrvMMit.Uioa.
And Has something to *ay Ilb?«frattna:
the >!otto lb.it the Olive Krant-h td
I'eiu .. Mu>l Bo Uffl re.l in tb»» Mallei
Hand V —:la > r Diaoer S>n ice I ■><*;-
iiug I'ro-.-nt*-.; to the ItattU
•Ulp by the Citizen* of 1 hat Mate.
J
New To-*, Pept. T. C-.v",
Matt.: s !r> 1 prom
' n«.-nrt ■. :a--!s , f 1; Is ma *vu al».-...rl .
I'nit- t fir*:*-* Uti: r *
; TVasplunsville. 1.. i.. ia>. r.':-- :
| lion a< Rt.to the anchor..ce on the >1 :-i>a'»-.i
! boat botphin. A> trey appr»>acht .1 a sa
lute of * w-. nty-o .e guns in honor of < \ -
I'rvsi-ivnt H rr -ti » i i 1 fl
. were Lsp iye-4 bv .ho tla - aip N» a Y••••»..
! to whi -a the 1>» phla r<. >■ \ af .
j teen gun* in honor of Admiral 3U;nv■*. T -
j
a:.a by C;;•:. itoi-erly L». diva:.>. A ;;uir
Dunce and Oih rs. Ase.;.tant Secretary uf
i t.;e N. »y McA ioo ma. i • a . r.t-f
Pr» .-enting t.-.e leiegation. c.d when Mr.
M• A . • . : * . -it : e a ■ ' r
cltru Harrison. The e*-;>r«-~! ient waikei
t»;o the w if rof trie toa i an i dv '.v»cr* {
i \-ry enivrtaii .ng H- »,d In
part:
"I. ;.e> r,. 1 .-.:n tn-.rc tban
- »'?;*< 1 :■> b- t- t ■ •»: >■■ r-1 tha
Ind ar.a, a i-.ch lw with.' n i ;übs tne great
est. sc.it> its our fleet, o :<• shv tteets of any
o r.er t a'!> i. 1 ~ai . - -o to be here
this afie-rnoort, be*--iu- of (he fact that I
*n a sort r' sr> . '!.c> to tc Indiana,
a i I < it:f» -- this the ir -re readily be
ca ><■ :s - . i a v. :•>• $i -eat and at the
same tun a very v..r g «p Whan I w <.*
in i pos'ii -n to have - -m.- influence srith
the > r> cry of the :ivy I told him 1
would ike to hi ■ >: e •• of the Ameri
can tii.y i; uned after Ind.una. and I aee
my a.s. c« have been very kindly fulfill*!.
(Applauds.)
"T lay Atr.er v s'at: !s abreast of s i
0 he- r c.* in ft' n r.a- fa -• re and
s'dpbuHJing. Mrai'.ind's 'nilonrk* were
f> 1 w lis of »k. b:* 'v she must of
r.-Y: -y » . e a navy fifty t - r»e times
s*r nger than n r other nation 1n the
world. We do n- • need f ■ h .>•■■ enormous
navy, be* -'..1 rr; ■** take . -re of our
people We h. v - them « tt'er. ! here af !
* r-re Th "OUT ' * the W-.-rld. fie ' a mlliion
m< n 1 . • t take e.are of * *,«» m : hat w• 1 h
s'- 'r>s s-.-'h as this one we ••an y de
c' i-e our ptawer, ,iM If ne- <- *ary .*'! con
mrdr« of oar navy will have »•-,.* cletir
d k« to prat- -r Americans a d their l:
"O :r far- rti r-ol!cy ha 1 * n>* been a sen.
•a* mal one, but our "vmnathy ha* sroi■»
out to every country in the wo-id wh
h >«■. Sefn r - -• - ;»r*r!':-£r for freedom. Oi -
people are holding congre«"*ea of arbttr -
rion. ahh-h .re a'' rj welt (n tb- ir *
b :♦ yati will .g'-.v at me a <-n T «
*-at demand, f. r Ir-*. rnr ' v are n<-v -
riade from a ■ ortrrv w'ir.-h V. s bat• •-
Xhtp- lik« tl-is Th»«» - :P- b-w t ey 'a
r nffir e - dipl-imat'c not.-'" Then ttif -
ir.g to * Ev •r «, i Jen H »rr - ■ pu •
lt.tr h'- Wi !,.'il irds the ••• ver s.--
veil • W -<; Vf • . . 'I
'1 ina, in ' f 'he -w> n -ar 1
nir dlsr ne- el . fj< r Mr V h't ams in
favor of th" c >'-t • • ' ir.t, f i -TI e'ad -■»
s-»v ' ' h» re i ni at . 4 re a hi h a il ne\ .
ff r i h the mm* T - Fvans -a
free an! ir •?'. that - In-t t
j* *>ir- v f-« e «s;v«-- '*
*lC> , 1 -af) tea te fhe *-> m. 1
r-reven*Atton
f,v *a*ea i t v .e ixtv amt'uny of \
t•-•■"« were j-'j'-f • v ■ r<-»f ined ©n C.e rr«- t»
wir» op, tie fe..-., of the o< a» •>r»
lasting some hours.
A I» \ \ OF l'll\l H It.
To AT r' tb« l*..lttl<-al r»l!
Thffliri • 1 •> n« a Nation.
rv. »sra. rt, «. ot. r V* a m**« mee--
tt-r a"ie-5 bv T> 7, f l *
Y M. C A a-jiUor ce romjow l of n.
* a * it 1 ': ' - • . . e .- ■ 1
-To the Cfcrs an f )"-x - s ef the T*n : *'-i
«• In mo- r a f ' a 'ar*'- n art « r
O* O'jr fei'ow p; If-ar ef ev*ry re aTto<;«
«7 |y,r, f a -• •, v t " A •* ! * '* t « V ...
p* t a •" •••; »/-•*'_, -f; • %o V f- • '
aI nl.« ? I whit <m
« # e. I'H r t. lisr ■ ' * mil? hrh
• T r • - -• ■ • •* •
* >vr> v ' >:«• v ?/> 4*-**"*-
: -n rr.Jt?iy a-,-v « •-* ' of
' • i? Her • f • # rT f. ' s • *«en • #•
r - - s * •■ v<rr v * .-f
--*'■ W W , t ' +X
»-i i ? •• <» ::r>* a * * • ** '? '* vf m f*-
rr- 1 •< . • - " •.#
1 ' : • -v * 4- ; ik , as J U*. H«
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t. s' **"Sot is. .4 &*■- >P-' i'-a' *:•**
A * --- ' - r. T • » ' •' * '* J
I .iW + *•% &.rz>; e vi o.r t--~*tA 'l.' TM in
*. mr.»•" v4V*r < ->cfro»4u• *
ar l pr15 a. y ' Him *
ra.v as / -3« ran •-..-
12tm 1 *.* J
If* a ,1 . sar rr,-
- a\ - • * * ' - ■* 5
| * * "■,* -* r-Ttfc ATi'i'l fiPal
4 ** - -i- * , * -::«f v'f *r; • tr-' ?%**. JOft-c * t 1'- -■
lit, -L rnmtrnxhm. "> frte* muh wu *. rv
* ' # -t 4. IM } ■
rrmt*** o."i
4, H »• • * '* v I. ■* a m%4 -
EUiUT-PAGE EDITION'.
' - • n«r'.r* b >r>*. -hat !H
• 1 --i ■ * >n
rstv* out Jctqatiiff m
a. • '""1 snrit t's salvation.
* " "t #;>• tf li.V rK9S*
" ' " n ®atbertn*»
- if a v « 9 ofj tv^j
"'■' ' jifr*;->r rT>*
a: " • * r "' * x ' ~ wetv »',! may
*■' •r to ~:s; - ■ . r hear « and
11 * : 1 ai*i j, oc:a
a»Ja era
M'KINLKY AM> WAT>O3f,
A Combination hat the IVj>ut!*ta of
l' \»i \re Thlaktng Vlxitit.
WftsJr. «'*: > , S* -,'t ••**. "T
Oreen. itm;rn»*n of 44m f :a:e IWk; [
v s . f T ■•■•■». v.-* i.- .. ;» ... „.•
or. *.is *iy u> Xmt V. rJt, ■ .vi a brief
c-.Viier-r*-* «:th t*::j.rai»n Baboxit. of
t•* 5:« v »uSUo*n oor.grr<:«onai
Ho toll Mr. Hi, sxt ittmt
Texas *-j* e* t -*l>iu ttchtlAg ».'rvMiik<l for
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» v : 1 ••* M'O <>f » r i. li* .xa> *
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. ■ - and • -»!»•» at m portion* of Hi#
t- ■ ; < I'. « />r* i• Ji k • v • k«t
« ■■■ ; •>? M K.r4«r and WnSswi «"»OCt«
Mr. "'.rwn ai.*o says hat a «a»« of
-• .1- .> b. n ciimpV'.M which
- : *> 'iut •»•.* ouiJMimbor tha
v Itjk* Mr. Ote#n th.nk* it
1 • ■'■ - v \e •»tMjre#o :&*•
frvm m« lV*»o>-r.i * in the ata:a.
CHEAP TRIIN To CANTON.
I ho f uwrrlng of l»**M«uit;»r lUtto* Will
ViiSinrnt th«- t rowil*.
«* :-*«>, Bspt. a.--Tho nmO» tM
H'. > r!i I", .•*•*• A?- >*.,* on h»vi> d«-
• » .i. r.t .«' .»f 0.-.o fmrm *»r ti;»
' -i' i : ■;< ft- " alt jnv.r.t® :n vhr )'UM>:*ra
■ i»- rv of ihe «mo; «::on for
r>> ♦"-> *•> c»:«on, U. Tho r* «-»
a?: »> !-<>•: on.v a> far as t!i«
W ■ -t«m t>f ww»-
?:»: t: •• * <ry. b-»t oan for
: K pitrpo>** from po;n:» beyond. Tb«
emtjy.f ,i•» 1 tv« ?**»•> a ; by tfto roa>U
of *!«« «,-er,#nU -ximmtitw ttso
i'tiT c-jm i 1» n;«> m'-t 1o Ca,n
--t n w n tre o ■ - :• :» <v tit. >r or.* fai»
for the r..ur<i wip. »;.« * crritory «•
f-n-t# » !; e \1 * • ; j»t !.v>-r. and tha
ih'.osi «.f ►)«» W«»t#rTi ros<ia are higher
crrtwin l::ve j»ir '* oo !h«
river 'han are the rx• of t.;e centra} paa
r- -"T • vwninee roa !i. It h itk« iy that
tba WMMM j'ai*»en««-r Aea.>-iat:<>n iit.ta
»al meet the comi*uuoa m; aoch poi&ui.
THE Ml.ll UNO I* Ct*BA.
Jo* Modlllft. Not ll* of nilrtgo, AX*
rt>»l««l on a Pollth-al rhtrgr.
Havana. t«< pt. 21. -On WtdM«da| ?hr#«
ir.en. Je.». rUw'i as "kl.lnapora," will t># r*r
r v*• d Thesr lijurar# are Manuel Rodn-
KuM, M.. *iuel Pcre<i arid Vl-.-tor Saa'.-i
Cru*. Fr«in< !#co Cumhr*. r!*»set aa a
"r> l *<i in endiary," wtli ua anqt tomorrow
a: M
Volunteer to tha number at mv<
»n:> - Iv-» in i twelr* cavalryman of th«
l> - t battalion. *«"t out from she Ttll«|«
of <' in Havana protlnif. and at
t' «• ' »rm of la <;/> wt»r* attacked by !<0
J isurK<*n > under Castillo and L*elgado. In
r?p» '.:nK "he attack the ttoopa cauM th«
I ltuirgentH a heavy lo*a. The fipimtfe
f>f < r'r.jfn A r rovo Naren*o then reln
f >rc'd the volunteer*. • tha In
to re?re:»t. They left rlev<*ti kiltat
d. T':.e t• ;w res> •: t they av»f«
f- r« i v :•» of thirty-one kii -d iu>d m»
wi. ;r:-Je 1. It -> that l*»th of tha
1. r» :» -r* *cm wounlad, Caattll*
t"-rtou#ly and Deigido xltKhtiy.
K tr- .t ;> lrtirtiUr* r* tc.«rdVn* tha attvfc
nu !e !ipc>r ( Miivarl, d* Cuba, B»{u
, »■ > v that •■w nt«uit-nta msm
r«<l 2.(**> m-'ti, under PVrrer, Vega. *t«rt
and Sieves. Th# flghttnf lasted tbrea
h 'ira and the >n*urg#:ita lout over *i*ty
xn*n.
V detachment of senrfarm*#, wh!!# aktr
tir."hlnr tn Ma.t*ntJU. wmndM an 1 c*p
the ina,ir*ent oo!onel, 8*«-iie*.
A «ii from CardemM, M«Uru«,
•■. - ,»t i*;,i T• -o T .>•*». brother .-.f
Ham i' l Tot-in, tht- An>' rt.iia dlitrn who
iirrc*f-\ re- ' n!!y on board the Ward
l;n« nt' Sinshiii » at this port and a
rwn name! Joa# Ld|o *< r» wit
j>-«r,Tiay *..» fit* l*ian<!-* »ett!f»»
ntent, nfT tis# < »«#t • f with Oor».
2.*ln Zuarwi. Alfredo Aayao. A<tolph
ljfna. Iyn .m. M'tpiri O'lnja!'#, P»dr«
Hrf-jr ar.! Frnr A!da>\ 3<>*m >!*•
a lawyer, as be* n arresird fc»r« oa
a pomk-aJ ch'irge.
TIIK CAI!U»1 H ARE ARMED.
And lU>a.lr to !£(*<• AK»ln«t tli« Kpanlih
I hmn«* at » Word,
M « t- • Th» A*t*a"(-!»
■ ont'fi- « .k :h- i'i* >y »!on. *nd tho
org n - * inttn-d i* b#mg pi>r
fpr'r.-i at »very point.
T: » Her *!••!» . puf>:i»hcji another in
r.-rvl-w v *fi l»«>n <' < r!o«. In whJrh he :#
q .J -n; rjip t • fi of t*pain'a
u r'!:ir with ' l'n";d and do
r.sr' < thit the ► !» th«» «»m<> .»*
: ■* * ■ ■ »•-• •!< ! the revolution of 1«lSS.
in > >i. lu-iAn Marlon U "aid t<» hav*
T*ir.*r k ! it *• Carl'"'.- **r» eftrnpifti'.
. or**. r ! 1 'u>M un-t th tt th'V
ci IT to riao
affi.n*t t!i« Roverntnrtit.
tjuarant b« Affainwt ' nlf*-
Wv'-. • • ' . Sn'' y
«v» t» * *• Tri- • • r-#> otTU »-ra of
v o r*'t .-•• f» tho#» alone
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i W ' ' .-f Msr rm h- •<|
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ti f vi -•• comitMt 'of' in fo>m»
fr « .* "> ti » i•!»•»-
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t -■- 'jr.' * ha* ren«ter»*l a v -«olt_'e*ir
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* • w f - ia t>v r-fli treat#
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tfjri L'.ti'M «fl "
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l'a**a f" '«» V )»'t««rii».
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rr- nor. bHt«ii * ' to •;* / thr»»'Mfh W. H.
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r.,'»et r» ; T'-hoJU-l tn V> « ft- w« af*
mnt <nt *ired for la tt.«
county Jail to txe <lep»r(»-»1.
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v - i f. y « r -x
t # a u-rear •* • 'M- i *n« '• ■» m •«-
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