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itebbery
The paomngi
villo A Nashvi
Jaekemvilla, Flo.,Nov. 18.— Ctphm
liapatabee just remived report a fierce
] battle in progress in Ploar del Rio. It
io believed that Maceo and Weytar
। have met-x Reporte of firearms have
been alomst inoeaaantty heard, for sev-
sral h mrs.
The insurgent forces are
well located in the hills, and are pour-
lug a hot fire into the bpaniah troops,
AMONMBIM A FEU-SHIP BILL which are repeatedly driven back in »0 OPPOSITION IS ANTICIPATED
ibeir attempts to capture the Cuban
Wrongbold.
The insurgents have the
advantage of position, being at a great
A FeseeMitty That th« Dtagtey mil
tlevation, but the Spaniards are mak­
'r1«luUM D>U«i
C»I>M
Will Be Ite-eaeeSeB—Cleveland
ing desperate attack. From a distance
Brought by Foreign Vamfa
is MIU a Fsee Trader.
at the cathode ray. Bacigalupi bpd
it looks as if several towns are in
' Washington, Nov. IT.—The report flames.
Washington, Nov. 1&—In view of been a pupil at the institution Cor toe
of the commission of navigation for
the recent statements of come of the deaf and blind at Beckley ter several
■saaped Fviocoer Baturas.
1896, after referring to the neoeeeity
silver
senators that they would not op- yean.
La Plata, Md., Nov. 18.—George
for the passing of a free-ship bill, states
Friday last he came to tote city,
Matthews, who on October 8 walked poee the Dingley tariff bill, and the
that our maritime rank on the Pacific
out of jail hero, where ho was being opinion of Senator Morgan that the with a doom unfortunate lads from toe
to now threatened by a new rival, Ja­
I held for murder, today walked in Démocrate would probably permit the •ame place. They went to toe Baldwin
pan, which, under liberal and progrra-
again and told the jail* to lock him legislation without obstruction on their theater. Afterward Bacigalupi stepped
«ve law., baa just eetabltobed a trans­
•p There waa a reward of *660 for pu|. the proepecta for too bill are tato his father’s pbcoograph and "X”-
pacific steamship line to the United | his capture, and, although there were
deemed fair, if too Republicans decide ray parlors, under too Baldwin boteL
States, and with the co-operation of
Dr. Clark joined in ooovermtloB with
j *°me ««ger detectives looking for him. ,to pam it. Upon the latter oontin- J Peter Bacigalupi, a»d bia an, sad ao a
American capital, to preparing to ex­ | none could find him.
Matthews mid Agency there ta a division of opinion
tend this service. In 1880, the tonnage 1
| today he remained near his home in among Republioana.
Senator Sher- enddra thought onaae to him, be mid:
of Aasarioan veaaeto entering the United
the lower part at the county ever since mra, of Ohio, Ukea the ground thm ' “Lucien, step into too “X”-ray room
States from the ports of Asia and I
hie escape. He mid bo had always in­ the presage of toe Dtagley bill at the and find out if you can are anything.”
Ooaanioa was »86,898, rad of foreign i
Bacigalupi etarted the apparatm and
tended to stand trial, and left «He jail coming session would obviate tbe neces­
veasela, 448,861 tons. In 1896, the
merely because he got tired of the con­ sity for an extra'seision of oonflre*, as ' handed his atm too flucrooeopa As
American tonnage entering was 808,-
finement
Matthews is accused, with it would furnish all the revenue need । Lucira adjusted it to bis eyre and
481, the foreign 667.306.
Mrs. Jamm J. Irvin, of killtag the ed for the present and would be suffi- I I turned it toward too rayu. he shouted:
The largo and profitable carrying
“Papa, I ora seo light.”
oient for all
woman’s husband.
trade once conducted between Asiatic .
Alt three became crafted. The over-1
abati meet in
and European port, by American ves­
Wrlgh» Uv VallS.
joyed father placed a solid block at
sels, which seldom entered American
Washington, Nor. 18. The United
wood, on too back of which wore a
ports, has almost entirely paesed away.
key. a screw aud some oaila. in front
We have already seen the American opinion sustaining the constitutional­
of the green light and asked his eon if
flag, the commission* says, almost ity of the Wright irrigation law, Cali­
be could see anything.
Lucien im­
wholly disappear «from the mid-Atlan- fornia, and overruling the decision of
mediately replied:
tic, rave as borne by the mail steamers the United States circuit court fol the
“Yes, I can are a key and some
of the Amraicra line, and the figuree California district which was against
things that look like nails.”
tend to show that the carrying trade of «*•.Until validity.
Physician, father and eon wore now
the Pacific to slipping from uo. Before
greatly excited, and another tort was
it to altogether tort. Commission*
IMMIGRATION FALLING OFF.
made. A purse, half-bound with steel,
Chamberlain suggests that congress in­
and in which a key bad been placed,
quire tato the conditions of trana-Pa-
was put before the light ta a folded
oiflo transportation. For the control
magasine. Lucien was aakod what ho
of thia trade, the United Stateo haa
rev, and replied that there was a key
obvioua natural advantages
inside of a dark reotangular pieou at
From Greer county, Oklahoma.contea
Within the tart five yrata, Japan's
■refal of eome kind. The tert woo
too news at a battle between officers
seagoing steel steamers have increased
considered complete, and Dr. Clark ,
at Greer and Washita counties and a
from thirteen, of 37,701 tons, to fifty-
■nd Peter Bacigalupi have been busily
targe body of Mexican benethieves, in
three,
of
106,888
tons.
The
numb*
of
engaged telling the story over and r,
which eno robber who kiUed outright,
American steel and iron steamer* on '
over again to their friends. It has act
eeveml wounded and two officers
the Pkoiflo coast to forty-three, of 68,-
wounded.
The Mextaans had been
636
tons
stealing hones and committing numer-
year previous of nearly *36,000,000.
Ths report reeoommenda an immedi­
ree dwetdatiuna taWtrtira counties ifi
According to the arguments advanced
ate extension of the act of 1893, under
the ill-effects of such a condition are
whic the steamship. Nbw York and
R^B- L. Benedict abet and fatally
obvioua. It to held that it discounts
Paris were admitted to American regis­
the revenues of the incoming adminis- THE WHOLE FAMILY
••■■ta- Etarry MoWbcrter, a promt-
CRAZY
ter, and the steamships St. Louis and
rant druggist, of Larrabee, fa Tb.
tratiou, because the market is surfeited
St Paul were built, in the United
The amount of money brought Into with goods and the importations would A» Bstrurndloary Css M Bellgtom
ahoottag wm ia calf defenea.
_ „
Stateo. Under existing law, it to im-
the country by immigrants was at be light for the first few months of the
Preaident Zelaya, of Nicaragua, baa
pomible to- eetabliab on the Pacific a
least *4,491,887, and probably
tariff law. For toe same reason it is
Boomanville. Ont, Nov. IT.—A
tamed a decree staking lard duty free
mail service even approximating our
largely in exoem of that The statis­ claimed harm to worked to the Ameri­ moot extraordinary oam at religious
from Ootob* to April, and flour and
Atlantic mail service, as equal condi-
tics at hand, the commissioner-general can manufacturers and laborers, the ■•Bia to reported tram a farmhouse
y»» ^tah are also euaroo, are mads
Mona, which were mwemery to the re­
.states, do not justify the conclusions people whom the new law to to benefit, near the Long Saute There, for a
free of duty.
cent creation of the tetter, do not exiat
that our alien population to growing in for it cuts off the market of the Ameri­ number of yearn, resided Elijah Rina,
Tk. Bufgtag of Lokor.
there. The report oppoeraat length the
The country home at Clover Bend,
undue proportions. ”
The
can product However, it to stated his wife and fifteen children.
Lawrence county. Arfcadma, of Mias
proposition
to
impoee
10
per
cent
ad
­
“*Bh’X ot “»• Knight,
that
President
Cleveland
would
veto
•idmt
eon,
Louis,
33
yean
old.
neeoUy
French, authors* and magasine oon- of Labor, in session in Rochester, N. ditional discriminating duties on all ,
■ FSses l0 Abya«l«fa
the Dingley bill or any other tariff
ta^utar. weH known as
“Octave x., adopted a reaolution declaring for
Rome, Nov. 17.—Under date of
Thaoet.” wm destroyed by fire. A too enactment of a graduated income-
Adisabeda, October 86, Major Veras- measure p asse d at the coming session
targe and vtauabta library wm burned. fhik
’ta**1®« *° Procure fate at
■ini, Italy’s envoy plenipotentiary to of congress. His support of sound-
the Negua Men elek, of Abyminia, has money principles and hie practical co­
Serious riottag has oocunod at 8hot- the hands of the next oongrera it to the
telegraphed to the Italian government operation with the Ripublican party
tas Knight, to use
aput, near Bombay. Fire toramM
ta the election just over eon in no way
taeir influence to have« demand for
as follows:
^taoted 1.600 Inga of grain. The
be
construed, it to said, as meaning
such
a
tax
incorporated
into
the
plat
­
"I have today, with greet solemnity,
Poli* fired upon the mob, killing four
that the president to in any way in
signed a treaty of peace and conven­
■m and wounding six.
A further form of one of the grept political par-
tion tor the release of.the prisoners (in smypathy with the party on other ques-
^‘tamk ia feared aa Shotaputte one of *tae, and failing in that they will set
■P
a
new
political
party.
Mcnelek's hands). The treaty providee
the woert famine traota.
for the restoration of the status quo
pending the appointment of delegatea
by Italy and Abyminia a year hence, to
determine the frontiera by friendly
I—* J
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San Francisco, Nov. 16.—Corinne,
the actress, now playing at the ColunA
bia theater in this city, executed her
will yesterday. By its terms her real
estate, her jewelry, every ooetame and
every bit of her personal property will
territory, it would return to the Ethi
be sold for what it will bring. The
onian ml« ”
thë*?^
aohools, and place all
lump sum should aggregate *760,000,
Boek D«ul«ra Vlatlmlwd
the Indian schools absolutely under
and with it a good-aiaed tract of land
New York, Nov. 1V.—Joseph J. to to be purchased just out of New
government control.
Simpson, aged 80, was arraigned be­ York. Upon this the “Corinne Home
’’■’tar of the home secretary, Sir
fore Magistrate Mott, in Jeffer.cn- for Aged and Unemployed Actresses”
Matthew White Ridley.
.
market court, yeeterday; charged with will be built and future generations
larceny. He was arrested at the re­ of poor and discouraged women will
The report that was recently eeat out
quest of the police of Boston. It ia riee up and call the dancer with the
from Crartretmopta that dxiyinm-
mid that Simpson is one of the gang flashing teeth blessed.
■tana wear maaaacerd there early fart
that has been operating extensively in |
week was not exaggorated. On too
Corinne has ohoeen two Eastern men •wlteh ia the Big Pewer-Bease Trense
«I Midnight.
Boston and Philadelphia. BookdakMa of unimpeachable reputation to be the . .
«■“rery, the affair turns out more eeri-
Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. IT.— At mid-
were their victims. One of the gang trustees of the institution, and she has
—•than was at first announced
The
planned many detaila in advance. Her night tonight, the turning at the
y,— occurred at the village of
"••rek, where nearly cue hundred per-
idea to that the home should be open so switch in the big power-house at Niag­
•oua were killed and all ton
that actreaam can go or come as their ara falls completed the circuit which
neoemitim dictate. All religions and caused Niagara river to flow up hill
nation.litiea will be welcome.
The eo to apeak, by returning a fraction at
A tramp, while going over too Balti-
home will be sufficiently endowed, but its resistless energy which has already
■ore A Ohio, near Mitchell. Ind.,
made, co far as possible, self-supporting swept past the gates of Buffalo, back
ta««* «Bough dynamite on th» track to
by means of gardens and sewing tbat into that city, twenty-sevra mH* die- i
Simp
­
"«*»•» it
•truck it,
H® nm to th® iMurvMt
el tra- the women may da Corinne wanta it tank The barnesa was buckled Chat
to bo in all senses a home, and her idea hitobes the factory wheels at Buffalo to
‘Ump’ “d »•‘■'■tag,
the greatest cataract on earth. This
to to save girls who cannot find em
ÿ~tod too approrahiM rap™« train.
Ho was shot at by the wrackere and
ployment from working into sin. She morning the street ears at fate citv
oentatives It renews the argument for
wanta to extend them a helping hand Witt iBOYwd by falls bo war.
■■ «rend unoonaoioua by the traia-
the repeal of compulsory pilotage on
-
_____ -_____ —
The switch* in the Buffalo etnet
until they can struggle to their feet
coastwise railing vraeeta.and pointe out
WM Iy®cbod, being shot to death again.
railway power house wen t.inail on
that oongreeo haa spent ov* *37,000
exactly at midnight by the chief engi­
“••th «f an AIUfMl M.rdarass.
- ne* ofth. Gen*. 1 Electric Co-pm^.
°00 in the improvement of seventeen
harbors, at which compulsory pilotane
I
Medford, Win, Nov. 16.— Mm John Everything worked smoothly.
^rgod with the murder of Mm Eva
-------------------------------miHS
Dents, confined in the county jail the
Winn* and b* two children. Their
vesseta
past three months awaiting trial on the
Lawrence, Karn, Nov. 17.—In the
•vident purpom was to lynch them. A
By the abolition of
charge of murdering John Dahlen, died football game hen between the state
taotb* of the murdered woman ad-
suddenly last evening. Her husband. university and Doane college, of Creta
dn">"* too asob and pleaded with them
John Dents, to also awaiting trial on Neb., T. L. Serf, quortra-book of the
to Imvo too taw take Ite oouraa > They
the same charge. Deute, hie wife and Nebraska team, was eo badly injured
•coopted his oounml and retired.
Arthur Wallner, their eon-in-law, were that ho died tonight at 11:3g, wifaeuR
Samuel 8. Tuck*, a painter, met
arrested for Dahlen’s nmrder December
•ta- Jamm & Wintermute cb too street
33, 1896.
"dd-,ly ta.w7Z
the ball, and Serf tackled to bring hie
D m OI, Mltrorlyvurln.
man
down, and in doing so alighted ra
volv*. shooting Wintermute through
Poisoned by a Blr.d Olrl.
Dewis Conn, a nitroglycerin sales­
the back of hit nook.
Ho waicarriod
toe body. Took* tom tamed too re-
Oswego, N. Y., Nov. 16.—Fanny
man.
in
Moundsville,
W.
Va..
while
frmn too field and tea few
•••rer co himself, shooting himself
Bcbofield,
a
country
girl,
18
yean
old.
liod. but about 11 o’clock hum to sink
through too head, blowtag hie brains attempting to dig up a gallon of the
has been lodged in the county jail on
b • £h-1 b?ri^
*
rapidly, and died a tew minutas later
out. Wintermute was not killed and
the charge of murder in the first de­
atoms by the pick be was using oomina
Three at Ka near' star playón trataba
tatter prof.** not in contact with th. ohemicaL Hi.
gree in poisoning two small children
In
keeping
the
accounts
at
the
Bank
decided to forever abandon ftwMwii
to know too came at the ahooting.
of
Albert
Field,
of
Colom,
whom
hired
maina wore scattered for 100 foot.
of England over fifty ledgers are filled
rad the Doane team to eo broken n that
•2f‘TMe °f dry
,n
girl she was. An autopsy revealed
daily.
it may disband. No blame io attacked
Oslifamta, and too manufacturers wish
areento in largo quantities.
EurorvO Berre Lawyer.
to *ny ora. It was purely an aooident.
Twe
Wm
Killed
byWrafa
■dreose the prices, but to tote too
During the program of a petty cam
Boston, Nov. 16.—A private cable-
«’■‘•“ta. O. T.,
petition.
L R. Saddler, a negro lawyer, attacked
fl»*® received in this^city from Ham­
burg stateo that the first shipment of ist killed a rich merebrat
and eeverely wounded Thomae H. Joneo.
apples, received there from Boston had Frango Poulo, in the open atra
a promtaent attorney and ex-member
just been dispoeed of, and netted from and was afterwards arrested. •
of the Kanaea legislature Saddler be- I
*3.60 to *34 per barrel, according to the first outrage of the Had
«“»Mihng Joom mid,
quality. Thom are oonsioered remark­ haa occurred ta Greece.
knocked him down with an iron court
ably high prices, especially as them
emL and jumped apou him before
has been a dotenmned effort in some
otocre could interfere.
Saddler had
quarters of Germany to keep out the
i"* taen elected justice of the peace
ob the Republican ticket. He ia in jZu
American product
by
circulating
aboard storim about apples containing
la Bar
S m U>4'. Cloth««.
Ban Francisco, Nov. 17.—The at-
■pt of Mrs. Augusta Hempel to play
m lauft
* t - »
_
_ “ •
ta pursuit of him. They have amarai
timw bora held at buy by the desperate
•^ta^. Two policée.« ba^S
dead
S”«mBt Wilde, white
^J*P*Br* hta’ ■•■ tate
Tbs orders are to abort too red-
B«ltor Bill Ptuwe.
O r - N ot - »«— j . W.
Walber, manager of tire Orante diatil-
lery, is erecting a roller mill ptant .t
Careno, in Pine valley. The power ia
opeeatee a Foli wheel 01
equal to 300
h«su->ower. AH toc grata of Racle
WUl ** ^ihetery to tbto mi'll,
thè s tb sure fe eoo
will
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