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8 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY, .TUNE 0, 1898._
Our StrAw Hat business is <lc
scril>eH in a jiffy. In vari? tv M
( \<".>l!(-iu*ri you're .-it llic hoBM
placo in our stock. We're o<>n
tout with less profil thiui (he ex
elusive hatter, D60MM it is not
d?'peni?nl?]?' stock -thru, \<ui h.iv
our assurance that if Hiiythin?
soitWhXMg<liirin_: tlie "lifeof tin
li?t N \oii _r*'t your money l>;n*k.
dps.
Won't Mow oil'; OEM bfl knockei
off or ?rushed and put in you
?>ocket. All sorts here? 16a up
Crash "Suits.
Old Sol will soon be pottiag tin
notion in your head, need) when
you are?$.3.50 up.
0. H. BERRY & CO,
Main and Tenth Sts.
AUGUST! IX DESPAIR.
HE THIS REPORTS TO THE QOY?
ERXME1MT AT MADRID.
PHILIPPIKE REVOLT GENERAL.
Manila to lie Attnrkr?! liv I ?mil mid
* - !? ?i.nnlii i ?1? Sold In II?- 'Inkliiu
Itifnii?- In Ihr Porfllliil I'url of the
Town.
MADRID, Juno 8, 4 F, M.-The follow
ing communication fr??m Captain-?.'
August!, dated at Maulla. June M, liais
been published:
"The situation Is ve. y grave. Aguinaldo
has succeeded in stirring up.the c< untry,
and the telegraph lines and railways are
being cut. 1 am without < ??mnninlcatlon
with the provinces. The province of
Cavit? has completely n-uiled, and the
towns and villages ir? o* gxtoi by nu
merous bands.
"A Spanish column u? fends the Zapote
line t?.i prevent the enemy from ?mauling
the province of Manila, lut lb? foe has
entered through Bularan. Ingina, and
-Moron, so that Manila will thus be at
tacked by land and sea.
"1 am striving- to raise the courage of
the Inhabitants, .?i must every
menus of resistance; but 1 diatrust the
natives Htid the volunte. 11, I.? BUS? there
?iivi- already be. n muny ?1? .-. rti?.r.s. i'.ai
coor and Imus have already been seized
by tin- enemy, The Insurrection has
reached great preportlona, and if I can
not count upon th? support of the .??.un
iiy th? fonts at my dlapoagl will not
a to hold the ground ?sein?! two
? li'.inl.s."
liitHia.I v.rre. Minister of War. and
Captain Aunon. Minister <>f Matin. , hare
ti? eiui't-r with th.?
ivueeii Kegeni ,-?s t.. Qenen? August!'?
< n munlcatlon.
it I? reported that th? Spaniard? al
Manila have ?already been compelled t"
t .k?? ?refus? i" th? forttBed part ot th>'
town.
a<;ii>ai>lo >\vi:i:ei\i; hum;??.
Filipinos in MiiKHpore .??creiiiiile
I ii 11 -.! Malen Coimul I l?, ,?-.
l.oN'DON, .June P.The Singapur.- cor
:??'iident of th? Times, telegraphing
Tuesday, says:
"The local Philippin? Insurgent Com
nllttee received to-day a dispatch from
Aguinaldo, saying: *W? have taken all in
Bm provln.i? ..( Cavlt? and several town*
in the province of ?Babangaa w?? h.iv?
captured ten guns, W rifle?, and I,MS
Spamiards from .Spain, with sou i'hlllppliie
Spaniards, killing SOU, W?- are bealeflng
Hiejo. in the church IN Bpnnlardi
entrenebed, who must ?urrender su.ui.
We hear that the Qovernor-Geaeral pm
pee? to capitulate,'
"Th? Killpunos In Singapore sir? ?ia, !, ?1
the Unit?! States Oonaul-Oeneral, Mr. B.
Spencer Pratt, to-night. Before {he ?ere
Mide tli<-y presented him with an ad
. thanking bin for ?ending Aqul
naido to Admiral Dewey, oongratulatlng
Ailmirai Dewey, end expressing ? desire
-Tor the establishment of a native ?govern
iiient, un.ier American protection.
"The ?pokesmaa, continuing, depreoated
n restoration ??f the Island? t ? ?Spain or
th'ir ttainvf, ? t?? aigi I'.iw.t. anal , x
preesed his oonfld?enee thai the natives
would prove th?ir ability to govern them
elves. Th.? Filipino? then gave eheen
for America, England, end Admirai
Dcv?
"Mr. Ptatt responded, end presented th?
Spok.-tn.in with an Amerlonn tag, amid
great enthusiasm."
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LATER HKTIHNS FROM OREI.OV
tieer's l'luriilll> for i.o.enior Al
ready 7.I?70 liver Kin*.
1'oHTLAND, ORB., Juin s. -l'raetlcal
ly complete returns from twenty-five out
ot thlrty-tw.i counties uf the Statte give
the following results:
Cor Qoverno? <;?> r (Republican), ..
King (Fuskiaiit), B.wa Oeer? piui
7,570.
**or ? ,?.. i??ssmen ? First 1 ?a
TonKue (Republican). 1S.IN; gesteh (FU
slonist). IAMB. Tongne'e plurality. '
Second Distn t Moody (Republican),
V..337; Donaldeen (Stulonist), 10,114.
Meody*? plurality, ?
,'urality for Qovernor will be
Increased by the complet? returns.
Th, Legislature will stand us follow?:
a it??? Keputilicau.s, : !; OpposltlC
Hsuae Republicans, M; opp ltlon,' lb
Joint Ballot?Republican?, tt; opposi
tion, 2*
-i PPOIIII! sev i> niK toils,
g Troops Had l.efi Tniuim Ip I o
Tue-Mltty Mornlnic.
ATLANTA. CA.. June S,-- ?Hetilg? Bd
Ward Van lerbilt, supposed t(, he a spy.
and giving his hddr?? as _,i Curt?-? nth
' East HI?!? \,.w y.,,K, wais brought
' i I'-n Mi iMi.'is.ui i?(t,. ?in-night, under
;?ii? -' ?1 a.t Taimpa M ".
day as a sosptcioaa character, a.n.i i..
Ing unable- t., ptmg g ,,iIlt n jus
" ills, was s.nt tu o,.- military
prison al Attenta.
Vanderbllt's guurda slate that no troops
had left Tampa up to the time .?f their
Basday morning.
Two Ar?) NoinlnalloMs.
WAS?IM.To.\. June S.-The PreeMenl
iii...!?.i Hiram i. ..
?north Carolina, to be additional
n.astrr In the .irtu), and Edward Wilson
Worein, to he captain, 'Jntr.l u??i
?? nt. United StuUs Volunteer Infantry.
it renews th? cvlur Kiastlo Hf?w*.
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WORK HKIXG III lilil? O O* PHILIP.
l'l*K EtrKDITIOSf.
MYSTERY ABOUT C?BLE-C?TTIKG.
It Doesn'l -? ? n i?> (nl, *n rar aa
i iiluiii Lines Are Concerned?
,!ii|.nii?-i ?Mile? r? lo -? ? Our
IV? r.
WASHINGTON, D. C. June LSo bul
letins were posted to-day at the Navy
Department, snd although there were
signs thai the department was In com
munication with the South, the news
paper-nun w??r.? assured that there were
no events worth reiiortlng treated of In
the messa.ges.
The department Is also very busy In
arranging details for the Manila expedi
tions, having undertaken to make ready
th<- trsnsrorls which will carry the sol
?II? rs from Ssn Francis??.? to Manila. W??rk
??n these Is being hurried under tele
graphic orders, and by the end of the
?weak there will b>- sufficient military
force afloat to enable Admiral Dewey,
whoa it reach?? him. to de ptmtty much
n he pleas? I .it Manila. This is an ob
J??< t v?-ry mu. h at heart Just now. for
fully recognizing the good military quali
ties displayed by the Insurgents, accord
ing t.? the newepapei reports, in their
OOmbUta around ?Vivlte, the officials are
l??th to rely entirely upon them for any
i- ngt? of time, fenrtng a rel?pee on their
part Into savagery that might startle the
civilized world.
The Japanese are the labst to turn up
with applications for permission to study
the technical features of the present war,
an?! to-day Secrctairy Alger granted spe
cial permission to Commander Ketsuro
Xarila, of the Imperial Japan, s?- navy,
and Lieutenant Saneyukl Aklyama, to go
with the army of occupation to Cuba.
CARLE CUTTING (?)
Thete is considerable mystery < ? ?rn?-rn
Ing the cutting of cables running out of
Cuba, and thi? continuance of cabl? ser
vice from that Island. It was positively
established to-day that the French eabt?
running from Santiago to Cape Haltten
went out of servie last Friday, and re
mained out of working condition until
Sunday. During Hie twenty-four hours'
interruption ?the cable company was un
able to carry any business over this line.
There is little doubt the Interrogation was
lue to the work of the cable-cutting ship
-?tit out by ?Uen??ral Greelcy. But the
ry <?f the affair Is that the French
able began working again 09 Bundsy.
low this came about is beyond explanat
ion by the best ? ?able ? ?xperts. The
"rench cable company is as much in the
lark on this point as are the authorities
iin .
Th? matt<r Ig further complicated by
? ports reaching the. offldali ?here to-day
hat the cable again ?topped working at
nldnlght on Monday.
The condition of this cable is regarded
s Important by the authorities here, as
is ??ne of the means oj/en to General
llameo in his communication with the
panlah authorities.
FRACAS It WASHINGTON.
7, M. MeCarty, Formerly of Rlch
inonil, Floor* A mo? i u.liiuv
WASHINGTON, D. <", June s.-ispe
aL*) Quit? a lively fracas occurred in
K? House of Bcpresentattvea* reetaurant
lis afternoon, in which Mr. X*i. M. Mc
irty. formerly of Richmond, but now
! New Votk, knocked down the promi
nt ITemoeratic congressman, Amos .1.
immings. Mr. McOaity*? version of the
fair is as follows:
Being interested in a lighting ?lev!. ?
liich he is trying to sell to the Fniied
ait. s Government, for use in the army,
r. MeCarty had reoelved from Senator
miel a card of Introduction t?? ? ? ? r
In prominent army oflcer, end be waa
a his w.'iy to the House for the purpose
i? 'i i' sting Mr. CummlngS to give Iiirri
similar caini of Introduction, in paea
I th.? ?reetaurnni he saw Mr. Cummlnga
en, s??at?'?i at a table? M?oCarty ap*
onched him. and ?politely ?tnted ?ble
siiiess, reminded him of previous ac
alntance. saild that while he did ii"t
dde In his (Cummings's) district. In
is Democrat, and would be glad to
ve aa introduction from him to the
an- Department. I'ummings answered
i. ly and in ?abatano? t?> th?
rybody wa? after ??tii???-, ami ii.
s tired of it. MeCarty reji'.ied thai
(the Coiigr? ssmati) had mlsappr.
l.itd his ?request; that be wanted na
M, but wished simply to call at the
lartmehl en business. Cummings's an
i-r to this was still more rod?
ordlng tO MeCarty's way of thinking.
<?arty became very Indignent, and
_ to the Congressman that, just as lie
i thought, New York was represented
Cotigr.-ss by a lot of politicians, wbo
? .1? ddedly discreditable, when-up...-,.
nmlngs maid?? a lunge for him. H?
ick at his face, but MeCarty dodged
blow. Then Me?'arty struck Cum
>P a hard Jab under the chin, Which
eked him down.
i.- cisiiier of th?? reetaurnni end
_rs rushed up tO Interfere, but Mo
ty defied them, and threatened to do
anybody who laid hands on him. He
k.il up tO Cummlngs und said: "My
ID New York || so and so, and
temporary address in Washington Is
St. James Hotel." He then walked
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B quarrel with any one, but he is
as particular to resent what he re
Is as offensive manners, Cummlng.??
large, brawny man. McCerty I?
t. but stout, and he has good musel??.
i^ a brother of Captain PngS Mc
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d friends at l'ait Ml ?'arty.
mi ii-i'im: TRANSPORT Sllll?>.
inolier ( liiirlereil?Olliem Muy II?'
I iiii?i-?-??i ?I.
VSHlNt'ToN. June h.~ Asslstant
t;ir> M?ikl?john liais chartered the
nsliips Indiana, .Morgan City, and
Of Tara tur the transportation of
>s to the Philippines; has closed a
act tor tht? Victoria, Olympia, and
?na. or th?- Northern Pacific steam
Llne, and has ??OUred the prlvii?Igt
'ijulrlng the Tacoma and the Colum
lf needed?all live on condition thai
are given an American realster. H?
ails? ordered hrnprwod into gurvio?
lenntor, Queen, and City of Pueblo.
? pacts? ?'?.?st Hteamshtp Company,
ind satisfactory.
\?-?|inrl >?-w? I'oil-Oin?-?-.
SHINOTON. D. C, June 8. -(Sp
tnia.t.-i I i. i Reed, of New
New?. Is here on business with th.
tment. The Increase In the bus!,
of the office since he took ?. harge
?en about 20 per cent., and be sue-1
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Mr. Reed says the ?resent office Is In
adequate, and regrets that the appro
priation for a public building for Howpogj
News could not be passed the pi? MM
? ?ton.
AOI INAI.HO M CCBSfPTX.
Spanish Offlelnla llespiilr of Acrora
i.ll-liliiu An>llilnK In Philippinen.
MADRID, June 8, ? P. M.-The Minis
ter for War, General Correa, re?,
news from the Philippine Islands to-day,
and communicated it to the Premier,
Senor Sagaata, saying the Captain-Gene
ral of that Colony asked for full lib.r'y
of action. He adds that Aagulnaldo has
succeeded in inciting a general Insur
rection.
A dispatch from the commander of the
Island of Vlzcayas says that official sent
two gunboats to the Island of Luzon
with Instructions to try to communicate
with Manila; but, ho rdds, they were
compelled to return unsuccessful. The
government, It is a?lded, replied, In
structing the commander Of the Island
of Vlzcayas to raster? communication
with Manila at all eo
(?encrai Correa declined to furnish tin
text of the dispatches for publication, on
the ground that It would bo pri'judlclal
to the country's Interests, but a member
of the Cabinet, whose name cannot be
used, admitted that the dlSPUtch of Spun
|sh troops to the Philippine Islands could
not change the situation. H? added:
"We could send tMt troops; but, If tho
natives are against us, such at foi???>
would be Inad?quat?0. If they were with
us. it would not be necessary to send
troops to the Philippine Islands."
llliMill? FOR IHMI'ilN.
for
Mrmrnar lo Contre???M?'?lnl?
Officer und .M?'ii.
" WASHINGTON, June 8.-The l'i?
has directe?! Admiral Sampton to f.r
arard a detailed report of the gallant sc
ion of Lieutenant Richmond Pearson
llobson, at Santiago, and as soon as that.
?s r??< ived, will send a special messag?
:o Congress, recognizing the heroism dls
ilayed, not only by Hebson, but by the
Tun who eccompanleii him on the Mer
lina c.
The order for a full report Is already
n the way, the President feeling It best
o await official advloea before taking
ho action he now contemplates
What will be recommended for HODSOfl
nd his ?crew is not certain new, bul
here will probably be a resolution f??r I
ote of thanks, specifically naming Hob
un, though probably ?not naming th?
un. Medal? of honor? it la ? anected ?by
lose who have talked with the i'i? I?
? nt en the rabj*ct, win be stm.k .?rr
ir the little band of men, and promo
on of gpma sort Is In store for all "f
n in.
It will take some days for Admiral
IlllgSllli ?to get his report here, but pro
ibly ?ome time in Nt w.ek g message
gnallzlng the Ml rrlmac Incident will
a sent to Cbngreas
MRS. ATKINSON NOT Ol ll.TV.
nd of the I,on? mid Voted Case
Auiiinsi the l.nd>.
.L?VELA ND, 0., Juin' S--A
>m Glenvllle. W. Va., ?ays:
rho Jury last night returned a verdict
not guilty in the indictment in Whleb
s. Atkinson, wife ?if the Governor,
3 co-defendant.
'his ends the long and noted case in
ieh Mr.-. Atkinson was charged with
gcry.
IEHT ON HOBSOB IIOMFSTEAD.
lint of M?rrima?- Hero Has Ten
?leretl Hie Amount Hue.
INCINNATI, <>., Juno 8?In view of
a published gl a Willen t that the !l"!n? -
ad, at c.t. nsboro', Ala., occupied b,
mother ot Lieutenant Hobs.in, ?the
rrltnai? hero was heavily mortgaged,
l that g popular subscription was
rted to release it. the Times-Stair wired
that city for the fscts, end to-d
,ed this r? pi\ :
reensb'iro', Ala., June 8.?Your ln
ry received. Judge llobson h is ten
?-?I to tin- mortgage company th?
mint due on the mortgage. Then
atte as t?? th.- amount ol the debt,
the money Is in hand to pay any
junt due. and n?> ai?i is needed of any
:. Plest publish this.
Igned) II. C. BBNNBR8,
Editor pi i
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ASIU.N?; l<>.\, \ A, .Jun?- I
terday at high noon Miss Main
Ionian became the ?rife of Rev B
Fergus, of Martineburg; w. Vu. Th?
?atony was performed by i:?-v. Rlchsrd
lUUOn, In tin? Methodist, church at thi
e. The wedding march waa
ftly ?rendered by Miss Btta Hlsle. Mr.
n. Sleet acted ara ?best man and Mli
ich-- BUStmen M maid of honor. Th?
u has a host of (rienda in this county.
groom is well-known on account ol
gallantry In the ?i\ il war. I).
of Mosby's most daring Midiera.
mis of ?the couple entend tu thi m
es.
O ?AVE A MOTH FUS RE\SOX.
t is Why I?r. V. i-inlell SuIinI Htiteil
l.l.lnlu Child for a Henil ?Ine.
(N? sx York Sun.)
Augustus V. W.tule11, of Newark,
., b??lleves tla it at ph> sielan may Jus
?ly ilcccivi? a siek mother by putting
tt arms a living child, not h? r own,
.ir,- ?.f h? r eu n, boi n deed. The do? -
I.raetie? d this ?It . ? ptlOU On Mrs.
nl Owen, el Newark, i week 01 two
Mrs. Owes was at a private .?.mi
ni kept by Dr. Atmet:.- v. Wendell.
ad child was born to Mrs. OWOIV
Wendell had knowledge, so be si nl,
culler condition? regarding Mrs.
I'l state of mind and family
that matle it absolut? ly necessary
sh- should suffer no shock of sudden
borrowed th.? .-days-old child of a
Graham, who was a'so g pattien?. at
sanitarium, and put it in Mr.-.
's arms. Mr. OW?U was not lnform
his child's ?hath or of the substitu
of Mrs. Graham's. After four ?lays
turned that the ehango had ;
. It Is said that he was told b]
a- tour physlelana win? bud been i?-i
the secr.-t by Dr. Wendell. Mean
Mr. owen bad telegraphed to
Is in this country and In I'un.p.
i child had b.-'ii born to him. The
was kept f'oiii Mrs. Owen for ten
She w..s then sure to 11 v.. uni
was no danger that th.- -ho. k
1 Injure her. Or W? tid.-ll said to a
<-r for a Newark newspaper ;
I were oonftouted with the same
?.stances again I would act in the
way. it was ai question <?f saving
omun's ruasen."
A tVunilnu.
(Tonkara Btai ?men.)
Katlu r: That young man who used
oil yoi? and stay >?? late Is In the
now, 1 understand'
Daughter: Y.-s. Papa; and think
His h<ntt has ta-, n disabl?-d! Th?
)? .-i I ?>< him he was being towed
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dor't let me see him around here
ar? of the night, or you will see
ilng toed out.
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TAKE A BAND IN II
CITY COMMITTEE ENTER? 1*1
THE FH.IIT FOR OFFICEg.
WILL APPEAL TO COUHCILIE
Letter to Re lent Ont Train* Men
I>er? ot the innen? to Vole Onl
for Those IV ho Supported O
It? uuinr Ticket.
The City Democratic Committee m<
at the Powhatan Club last night, pursi
ant to u request of five of the member
n? nl? under the constitution of the con
mlttee.
The following resolution was ?ftere?
soon after the meeting opened:
"Resolved, That a committee of seve
members, consisting of one member froi
each ward, and the chairman of tin? ?mi
mitt?.- as chairman, be Instructed t
write a letter t?. ..oh member of th
laitic caucus of the City Councl
which Is soon to convene, and urge hin
t?> vote for no person except regula
Democrats In making nominations fo
oflkes to bo filled by the Council."
'i here was a lengthy di?CU??lon as t?
'it of tin- COmmltte? to take thi:
stand, but It was elilmed to be directed
not at the City <*..ur.?ll <?r ln?ll vl'lua
membi IS of that body, but at the Demo
cratlc caucus. The resolution was final
ly ?adopted, i?y a rote <>f If to 2.
The letter will 1?.- framed to-dey or to
morrow, and win t..? ?submitted to a not t
ing ..f the committee to ?be held et th?
Powhatan Club at S o'clock on Saturday
night. ?Coplea will then be mail?-?! t.a
every member of the Council.
TUG 01,11 DOMINION ACTS.
Th? nid Dominios D.-mocratlc Club met
at Thon's Hall last night In ?xreutivc
serien. Th.- attendance una small und
tiie meeting of short duration. At its
? lose there was given OUI a preamble
aiml r? solution of ?om? length, which
had ?buen adopted, censuring City-Attor
ney ?'. v. Meredith for mit supporting
th?? putty ticket and platform In 18%, ami
petitioning the councllnien and Aldermen
from the ward not to vote for him, "ami
ie ??ut the expressed ?rtshea of
?heir constituents." It was ordered tii.it
i copy of the resolution be sent to ?eeh
onncllnxan and Alderman.
Whit effe.-t the action of these two
?..lbs will have on the fight for the city
attorney ship. whUh Is now engrossing
in ii a large share of tho popular titt* il
ion, ?annot be estim?t?-d. It his seemed
o b>- ths consensus of opinion among
iromlnsnt ceuncllmen tust Mr. Meredith
'."tilal be the auccSSSful candidate. Mr.
\*. iiiieiiburg's friend? claim, however,
hit a majority of the pUOCU? hart
ledged their votes t?> that gentleman.
F?OHT <)F Till: CAUCUS.
Tl.: a will be th?- flghl of the ..incus, for
Htl ?le \? ?i? m? nt ? vi.i? a
iiaath Wasted "\'-r th? oilier ?ifll?
erlntendent Devi? la saitistk?! that b?
?ii again b? appointed to th?.- almshouse
vet- Mr. Rlchsrd Csrter, end Mr. Me
?OWell says he has been pledged more
i m ?ultlrtenl voteg to elect him Clerk
" the? Council committee? oser Mr, Qor>
III.
Mr. j. m. N. Allen, a. member <?f the
It] i' mocrati?: ?Committee from Mar
tall Wurdet. B can liilaje for Assistant
is Inspector.
Mr. Reuben T. Jennings, Jr. who Intely
ti f..r Sheriff, is a csndidste for Weigh
f ti. S end Market, and Mr.
i?\ Bedford is an aspirant for Clerk >.f
e First Market.
1)11 I II CAROLINA AM) THE A It >1 *i
rlgmdler-Osnsmlshlp OBsrsd R. F,
Hol.?-?1I?>>?1?R <i lier Is?O runt.
?VASHIN?*Tl?N, June A?(Special.) -
nator Prltchard stated to-day that the
publi'an members ?f th?a North ? '.?r..
gUtlOn in the 'louse of H? i a
tin? had held a conference with the
esldenl to-day in regUfd to army ap
Intmenle. Tiny cell d the ?President'?
tentlon to North Carolins'? herole pan
aiil th?? wans, from th?- Revolution down,
ai . uiphaisiz'-ii th.? tad that th?- Ural
ro to ?lese his life in th?? present emr
s Ensign Baglsy, of North Carolina.
-y protested that the ?State was, ?there
's, entitled t<? more recognition In tin?
y of army position? than sh?? w ?
a.
PreeMsnt acknowledged thai ?there
? force in th?- ?argument Be said b?
aid give North Caroline brtgudler
hi alt-hip, ami ask? ?1 th?' delegation to
..? on a suitabi?.? party. Benutor Prttch
telegrnpnsd to Oeneral R. F. Hoke,
Raleigh, to know if ha would a?
:?t this writing .in answer had not
ivd. North Carolinian? hew
ik Qensrnl Hoke win decline a brigs
generalship They say it is doubtful
tier be would eves accept a major
commtsalon. HA is a nan ot
in ?and a Democrat H? was mnjor*
? rai in (he Confederate army.
le delegation la ?oonaidering the ?asm?
^it-Attorney-?.;-m rail Boyd for
rigadler-geti.ralshlp, but Hoyd suys if
? is going i" i"- no lighting ha dorn
wish to give tip his ?.present position
one in tl-.?- army.
-, ?i ?Oeneral w. p. Bob ?ri
the youngest l?rigadler-g?n??iai!
he Confederacy, was also mentioned.
i.mi T. Grant of <;??l?lsbor??', who was
ay nominated to b?i paymaster, with
rank of major, waa slated for th?
lion of S? i;-.?ai'it-at-Atms of the 8eii
ghen an ? ?fort pat n ?to reorganise
Senate. He was ?elected by tin- Prc*
t at the re?ues! of Benstor Pritch
. "William I.atham, ?on of the tat?
ongreasmnn Latham, of th.?
riet Of North C* to be ap
:? .1 a second Heutenunt in tt
irmy. at tho reouest of Represent-t?
Skinner.
l?-\. *?lr. H ? Ing fell S? Leave?.
> BeV. Framk BtringfUllow, ehSpialn
Fourth Beglment 1 Irgtala Volun
, left yesterday evening Ma the At
B-Gonst Une for JscksonvUle, Fl? ,
0 he will join his commend. For
i years past he has been rector of the
.?pal churches In Nelson county,
e n? has done a gr??at work. The
y of tho parish unanimously ?1.
1 to ecoept ?hie r> -?gnation, but
cd him a leave ol till the
is ..\??r.
I members of Mr. Strlngfellow's
y and some of his O?OS? pe|SOB 1
is went to the Union Depot to see
?if and ?uy gooo>by. The gallant
of the Army of Northern Virginia,
h y airs old, was as I'ill ,.f lit.?
nartiai ardor last Sight M when h
red the plume of the poeriesg Lee.
Mann B Valentine? Jr. who pre
i Mr. BtringfeBoW wttb bla unl
?upplementsd thi? greoefuJ gift
idaiy by sending th.? departing chap
kages of beef Jun?'-.
I'? r-iiiiail. nnd Brief*.
: Bettle ?urwell Looker has returned
N'.w York.
John Jackson und Miss Duval and
ti others from 'Richmoud are at |fi.
. Fitzhugh's cottage, at VlrgP
la are out for the marring?- of Miss
H.l.-n Bpeer to Mr. Thomas C.
, which takes pine?- Jun?? llth, at
Kpls? ..pal church.
?ting for the reorganisation of the
aia Humaba! Society will be held at
W)
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Hail this evening at 6 o'clock.
Misses Maud C. Dunn and It? Ii' ??. OUT
rett, of Caroline county, who have bser
visiting Mrs. Clau.l?- I.lgon. of No. 23.'
south Daurel street, have returned home
The Oakwood Memorial Asso? dation has
eb-cted the following ?iflb-ers: 1''
Mis? Ruby Bedekeri Vis? Pr?sldist| life.
Stephen T. Heverldge; Secretary, Mr".
Dula McPhail; Treasurer, Mrs. D. <*.
Richardson. '
A pigeon was recently caught and kill?1?!
by a cat In King ami Queen ?OUnty, op
posite West l'oint, bnvlng a brass ring
on one leg marked '"D. K." ami a Bes
tallte ring on the other leg marke?! "K.
" The rings are In the pOMOeetOS
of W. O. Ilrooks, of West I'olnt.
Intelligence has been received hero that
Dr. Oeorge K. Hooker Is seriously 111 at
his homo In Russell ville, Campbell <<>unty.
Miss l'aige Hooker has returned t?? Klch
mond, having been the i;uest of Mrs. Rich
ard Towson, on Vermont Avenue, Wash
ington.
The First Police Station Is undergoing
a thorough renovstlon, botag white
washed, papered, ami g ?a? rally repaired.
Oongraoemna H. T. Thorp, of the Fourth
District, was In the city yesterday. It
Is said that Mr. Thorp will be strongly
oppose! -'it the next election.
Mr. John R, QfbSOU-, of Norfolk, who
wits local mansger for tin- l.ong-l ??stau? ?
Telephone Company there, Is In th?- city
temporarily, acting as bmnsgsr ??f the
long-dlstsnca otBcc here, Mr. C. A. Huntet
having I???? ti appoint? ?I to takt ChSTg? of
tin- Attenta oiii.e. No ?oseessor to Mr.
Rood has yet been appointed.
It I. ?I. oi.... .1- . i In Bar? York.
Ni:\V YORK. June | \
Engte, Savoy; J. A. Isnklna ?and wit'..
Brand i'iHo'i: R i?. Hotcbktea, Holland*
?;. i*. .bims, ? ; i a
TROMII.F. AT MtDRIO.
"?n mu m llreuUs lluil SSWS .Be Apolo
gises In Aft In.
.M.MUlll), June 8.-8 P. M.-On account
it tin serious news from the Philippines,
thi leaders of the minority parties In
tho Chambi-r of Deputies met BenOT S.i
gaets to-dsy to consider the situation.
The Premier strove to convince them of
Hi.- gravity of existing circumstances,
urging that they ought Immediately to
.?dopt the budget ami to dOClsro th;it the
?Chsmber should sil la permanence.
Professor Butmeron, the ?Republlcen
lend? y; Benor Robledo, lender ??f the
Weylerite party, ?and Benor Bsrrio, a
Csrtist deputy, opposed Benor
suggestions. The opposition lender? pro
nil.-. ?1 during th?- sitting of th? chamber
to dsy to m.-ik?' .Il ?i,nations regarding
th'i Philippines of a nature that would
adjouarn all debates
Wh?-n the Chamber opened Benor Bu?
Iv ?poke. H? said:
"Tha-. Bpsnlsh people ought to r?
bed new? wttb manly calmness. Since
tha union ?tor el Csvlte, the
government has only received tin?..? dis
patches The Brat ?Same directly aft. r
the destruoUon of th? squadron, it ?rug
from Admiral MontSJO, and ?tntsd that
ufllctent me.'tns of defence existed, end
that the native population wss loysL Th?
scoud announced that Agulnsldo hsd
arrtred and was trying, but without suc
tO excite the population agatir.st the
suthoritles The third h?s alresdy bees
published to-duy."
??r GHveta, lender of tha D?s?i?]?'tit
< "pservatlvis, who followed BonOf Sa
i, promised his support to the gov
ernment for th? defence of the country,
but wairn..?; ih?' government that be did
not lut?m/ to be ?reduced to the role <>f a
"mere uitnesa of the country"? mletor
tlltleS."
?Benor Romero y ?Robledo offered his
rapport to the government "provided
the government devote? its strength to a
defence Of the country, and not to <*.
fence of other interest-.." Ii?? !
the government of Inaction, saying:
"Thirty-nine days hue? pawed, with no
resolution taken regarding the defence
?f th? Philippines. Th? i that Ih?
uUlvss, Influenced by th? victory of the
Americans, regard the ffptnirh forces
tvith contempt. If the government now
leeks a ?hsmeful pese? or foreign sld, i
-hiii ?protest with my whole strength."
Benor ?Bunio destarad that the govern?
nent did not deserve confldsnoe, but
hat, nevertheless li ?might oonnl on ?the
apport of th?' Curtiste In ?very thing r?
aiting to a defence of territorial! lu t. pr
it v .
Profi ?mor Salmermi mad?- ai similar
t itomsni ? n b.i'.aiif of the Repul
.-'- nor Mells (Qarilst) asesrtsd thai the
overnment bad sbsndoned It? i
n,? h? blamed it for ;i "systsm Of sl
!)' ? ." dedsring that "the nation which
ii.uid suffer a Boden In sllsnce could m>t
esei v? to flgurg in history."
Benor Bsgssta replied: "The govern?
lent is not reeponriMd for the event? in
lie Philippines, nor for the coure? I '
ilral Cervera bsa taken. Th? govern
lent must execute Ita plans, end must
?.t reres] them, which ?would !> unp.i
iotiC."
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IORI.FY (IV A AGIO-? A TOY PACT.
..f
iiH'rlcn's Irish Vote?Soon rg?<
Fiirop?-nn Militarism.
LONDON, .tun?' ?.The Right Hon,
?hn Morl.?y (Liberal), M.
f/?eds this evening
ng to the rasent
? ii of the ?Secretan
' aklng
and rel??:
Hlrmingham
of
r the Colonies. the Right ll??ti.
ssph Chumberieln, on th?- subject *tf an
agio Bason alltenesb ?eld that he did
>t believ?* a word of all the "gloomy
Ik about Kngiand's ISO) a
rsstsntag prospects," unies? the to
ted An ?alliance ?lth Qermsny ??r
asrios.
'Kugtand'? naval power is gigantic;
r ilnam-ial rusOUTOSg and ?redit an
m?i- than ever," said Mr. Morley,
n?l the spirit of her people lo NBC] ln
si'in or protect their rights is as greet
ait the beginning of the e-ritury. The
?He eOUUtry desires more Intim.
mus with th? United ?Btatea, an end
?ays diligently worked fur by J.ord
llsbury am.i Mr. Qlsdstons. it is in
i????lvabie, however, that a treaty he
rest Britsla and the United
'iM i... eptered upon without
ting into consideration the Irish vote
America, If the rote hi against th<>
Sty it is n-.t th?. fa.iilf of th? Liberal
ty."
ling to ?liscuss the kind of alli
e Intended, Mr. Morley sni.i: "if it is
alliance fur pese? and h.rmonlous < <?
ration for mutual good, it will Indeed
the dawn of brighter ?i.ivs. But i- '
at is Intended, or is it to be an alliance
?raen tha Jingoes of Amerlce and the
an elllnnee not fa?r
CO, but for menace and war?
?V>? shall see. but I know f.-ns of thou
?ls of the best ami wisest men In
bellev.? that hardly anv more
cpreeslhle cslsmtty eould befall mnn
d than tii.it a communitv, as IJncoln
I. 'conceive,I in freedom, and
ICUtSd to the happiness of free and
?1 men.' should entangle them?
h.- anew! of militarism, which Is the
nent and scourge of the Old World."
Honey-Order* for the Soldiers.
(Wnaotagten Blur.)
ir th? convenience of the tr?. ,
ip Alger, n.ar pull? Church, v ,
l-Offlc? Depurtment in., open.?! then
a? a brunch of the
iblngton ..fti.e. t.. be known aa
mp Alger l'ostal Station, Washington
money-order oflte? h ?s als?, bass
?-.i at Chlckamaugu Park as a branch
the Chattanooga. Tenn., office, t.?
known as '"Chleksmsuga ?ath
ail station, Chsttnnooga, Tenn.," so
H.-rs may gt ,)(
?rs within the lines of tl
pment. Persons desiring t..
ey ortleri^ to soldiers at these e
il?', request that they b? draw
'?.
i-'tlc Starch ha? no t?.uaL.
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{Clearing Sale!
# NOW IN PROGRESS. t)
ENTIRE STOCK ?
.op."T j
Men's and Boys' Clothing
? CUT FROH 35 TO 40 PER CENT. J
U below regular values. Attend this sale. Il be- u
V. gins to-day and will only last a few days. Com? n
early and gel your pick. Q
? .:..'. ' ?_:?.-~r^r=z . ? . .__:
?h s-\ y| O *?r Men? All-Wool Business
cW/S#T"C5 ^uits?^? re9u'ar "W And $;
^^ kind?made and trimmed well.
?t^ Q?for Men's <?,| Tf?f?r Men's
q>?s^fO All-Wool ^ /<3Fi.ie All
Suits, made and trim- Wool Suits. These Suits
med well, which we we sold forSy. They are
sold at $4.50. all colors and well ?made.
?STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
6 K. FISHER & SON, Proprietors,
ft Corner Fourteenth and Main Streets.
rilK SANTIAGO FIGHT
rwo m is travos vi/.i \i \ nn
on rap n'non.
iPANISH " PATRIOTIC SATISFACTION."
ludriil PngSfS I luliiu i; ove rumen I
lo Let the PSnglS Have WttoOta \ImmiI
UM War?HIM Hiiuiors About IM
i'.'? ? l i |?;?i i?? -
?LONDON, June 9.-The Madrid rurr? -
tOUUSUt of the Stin-i.ir?! says:
it is reported that during th?? engage?
isnt at Santiago, two ?hslll struck the
isonyn gad on? th? destroyer ?furor.
?imii.-ij Cfenrtru praise? tim ?plendtd In -
ivi??r ?if the marine brfgnds that
iv??ii th?- gun? of the CustlUa ?i?? In Bo?
ps bnttsry ?andsr a terrible flre for
vrral hours.
"Th." pal doing their utmost to
spel the unfavorable Impression m id?
the m ws from Santiago, ami. they rs-|
nunend the sntheiitle? t?> k?v" mot.*!
tails, and not to ke?-p silent on th?
ets, which aft??rwar?l aril] 1? ik out
rough f?"'i"?!Kn or privat?
vi nil? i? n\ tota last night and
is morninK the minister? ami leading
?ciuis werf v ry reticent, although
y admitted having received fresh dls
t ? ->i | from Habana and UBtlSgOb
ai. h Qsnsrnl CUrrsn ami Cnptsln Au?
ai hud eommunii-ait? ?I t?> BSSOT I
Cora replie? Wem csblsd t?. Blsnoo ?and
i*V? lai.
SPANISH leOWrEO.
dlspstche? ?sy thnt the Keim?
?reede? ?uttered ?moa! ?fron ?the ?hell?
-, wliieh i!i"itally ?rounded h?r ? 'Hi
nd, r, ? I ?.st.i. The total num
iiiti? i ?m tin? ship was thirty?
r. th.- ?csptsln, AT? seaim? ii, and tu? u
?)Ii.? inanilli'S killed, aind a lient? liant
1 eleven m?-n ?rounded. Most of the
atoris and Krupp gun? haul befor? tn??
ion b??-ii pial?-. ?1 in Hi? BoCSp? l?.itt??ry.
mirsl Cervera'i aquadroo, with ?team
wi-a lying behind ?the Brst lin?' of <! -
the channel lending from the
. i nl. tO ' "?ip.-r.it??, but tlie land
-utii.. ij t?) ?keep the Am?
t from attempting to fore? the est*
i?-?-. ,
? "riling to
dispatches, took part in the
ant defence of Morro ?"at. losing two
?is end essend dm d. They sin
<d th?- troops t?> ?OPPOSS an Am?
ling, ? ?"? mpted At twg plat
REPORT PROM AVQUWtl.
- IStl ll.iS |. *.?
>n?ii, through tt importnni
etches, whl? b ?th? ghv? ?rnmeni
y.t published, it *.-. ?nderst
*. that he r? port? B? has com*, n
.1 th?? EUTOfM i. ". I? liili th?- la;
lia. Ah?: ti ha- I n mm h Strength?
ill <<?.'lSe?)
he spa . . foUM Dtl I
itlaini?. th? :. ?. lT?S, !'. *?" '.'!*, r:
Ifal that th?- IllUo
o!?l maii.y piov.nc?.- in Hi- IslSl
>n an.i ?Im ?la? re.
are
? ?? tO" th? ? '' Od Of ? *
Manila, .? b? ? lb? -. :. i up
ieh is understood t?< b? th? sub*
' < apt.lill-Cen? I
Thi Ko-**' i am- nt do? s n??t pur
t?> a ?I i? Hi fa oi -i iqusdrofl
- just yet. Captain Aunon, Min?
of Msrine, ?rill probubly go t?> ?'.??iiz
ly, i?i Inspeci lite reeerv? fleet under
ir.ii ?C?mara, ?and th? preparation? at
i on other vessels."
LOTION OYKU UANTIA<
NDON, June ' ' Th.? Madrid .
lent ?>f th.? Timas, telegraphing Tuss
le news from flantlago produced little
, ssettsaMnt. At first there was ai
g of ?sdn?e? i
I w.'i.- anti'jiiia.
g changed on learning that ?the
- als?? ?suffered, ?although th, ir
i have not r? * !" ? h f ported lu de
in SUy fais,?, th??r.- VS? Justin.
I'rlotie satisfaction in the fan t that
ttnek had been successfully repul
f? i ' i ajaiiti? s than bur? ?ome
occurre?! in insignlfli-ant skirmish? s
th?- ln?nrg?ni?.
Of COOr?e, ar?' en
ring to ?determine the obj?-i?t th?*
lean? bsd in vi.-w in expending
a large gusntft) nmu?
. Bonn i? 11? ?.? th? reel ?..*. ? ? ?.,
supy tin- attention ?,f th?* Sam
.on w hi!?- a landing of troops was
cd. Thle view Is eostrmsd by th?
that a lamliiiK was attemp
epai.u.? point?' -namely. Punta Gu
arn? Aguadorc*. I'nfortunately, the
OftM "ii mi'- ?uhjeci hitherto re
ar?- \?-ry me.iKre, but they agree
ting positively that at both points
punish forces effectually prevented
tended disembarkation.
UIIJ) RUMOR!
the absence of trustworthy m ws
the rhi'.tpplm-s, th?- wild,
are aagain afloat. Credulous pa
cuna to UM velw that Admirai
:a can work miracle?, and they be
i".?
all
111?!
in
bet
?for
. ir?
tlaa
I
SM
*
lu ve. deepite sil ?"rid i
trary, thnl bit ?ojuudi
'.la.. PhlU| ;
sihiiities continue t?> 1
anguine people
might b?.- opened
l.pie ?'on
t.? ? n nsying fur
of mlrsrlee. thsm ibt oi
?result of the unequ il ?tl
th? longer th* simian'.
?greet? r ?m i>.? the i
still fail t.? p.-r?-- -.
a* a rtadinnm to
vii-tion.
"?m analysing the opin!??n ;
peychologlcsl momenr r.?r
negotlstlo<n? ha? ntrired, i ;
not on th?
Spain |s rsptdl)
sonre? s. but OU the 1-.
m ?ajority of Am? rteei r :
Of the wair; th al i
consequently, beeomimr ui
tii.it ti?'- penes
edition "f th N<
Inspired l?v President McIO
BPAIN IN NO BURB I
\ - atpsln, my frlen
In no bain
bare shown h? r power? of
anee to i?>- far grester than I
post d. Th ?a , ?
will ?require two > an, al i
probablj much mors Umi
island is < v??r con?juere?l, it ?trill
argue, a white el? a
The conclus
has much moss ! a - :
rminstton ??f t. Such an
SttltUd? is hardly llfci
' ; I l
Blurs that during '
drifted away from, ruth?
ranch."
HAKES HUM.s nor i nit SPA-UBH.
nnhout I.eyden nt I iirili-iiu? lilnir*
\v%a>- at 'I'llem.
Kl", Y WKST. KI.A , J alixill
?
nornlng from Cm
lere, escept Ihnl
.' y>l?-ii is m.ikin? tliitms v.r. Hi
Blurd? by his ill -
i
'punish Is or "ii '
rorfca at Cardenas.
The British eolin r Ro h
f the Restormel
?n Ameriosn . ml
p?in?iii*.n' promptly to i I i
lid sh??i a .
i held up I
n.i obsyed immi dl t<
The Rnsth was In i
obil.', from San .1?; .?
- le hsd dischai -
?Vf B \ I l.U-li\lt?.i; HBABD i ROB
embers of Her I n?n l?l?l >? < ?urt?
riifj \r.? ants.
BALTIMORK, Iw
iked Up ftorn a drift
?1er ?iff li
i- land? ?I m this ? a
Wllll.itii I
churn "f Quart)
?1 four seamen, u..?. .
rf?>lk to K.
onldus. Ih? i?r??k.? i?
nday. The men had
ar?l the t>?i
-*******
Hr. *t\ linrtoi, OfT for Tniti|ii?.
1ALTIMORR, Ml
H. M. U'hart
ernoon on
M for Norfolk
re ?Dr. un rton m |
r>. am,?n? the Midlers. Th? a
.
irod psrmla -t m from
rer to bold r.-li>;
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