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1aR foRTlFIcATIoNs In process Of construc.
oon py the herman engineers az S,rasbourg are
OF the most colossal Character ON tie sids
toward France they are making a vast IN
uenched camp, which viii be capable OF hold
ing two hundred thousand men. Thu Camp il
10 DC supported by tive princip pal forts aud these
are $50 placed that. until their reduction, IN
would be impossible 10 again lombard the CITY
IL rs calculated that reinfOrcemenfs and sup
Lles can always be SEN by the Rhlne-via
kehl-snd thus the project l. 70 make of Stras-
bourg sortoi inland SebastOpoOl. CniI, there
lore, great military commander, another Ma
poleon, shall arise 20 disregard ira 1itiOn. and
march past fortresses, leaving them c0nteruptu-
cusly III his rear, France viii apparently have
10 submit 20 see what was once one Of her great
est strongholos, made greater fOT the bsnft OF a
Zoe, andt 70 learn TO forget her old dream about
the frontier OF the Rhine.
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No Verdict i'm the stokes Case

The JURY CANNOT AGREE AND AER Dis
CHARGEp-TBB PRISONER SENT BACK TO The
TONES.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The largest crowd ever
seen in the oyer and terminer court WIS there
this morning, az 1890 O'Clock, 10 be in time FOR
the finish OF the Stokes trial. Not only was the
court cTanmed full to Inconvenience but the
clerks office adjoining. HUNDREDS remained ia
the hall outside, unable 10 gain admission. Tie
prisoner entered, as usual, between Chief Bren-
nan and Deputy Sheriff Shields. He lc )ked
cheerful, feeling confident tie jury would not
be able to agree.
Judge Ingraham, addressing the jury, said
II suppose, gentlemen, you have not agreed %
FOREMAN" No, your Honor. We cannot
come TO any agreement whatever"
The Judge then discharged the jury, and Or
dered that Stokes be remanded to iail without
bail. The prisoners counsel rose and shook
hands with each other and the prisoner.
Sperln Brennan resumed the custody of
Stokes and took him back TO the Toombs An
immense crowd watched the prisoners cypress
from the building. 1t is known that the jury
remained divided precisely as on Saturday
eight for murder in the first degree and four Tor
rnanslaughteI in the third degree.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
New York NcMs,

New YORK News.
TIE HUNG JURY IN THE STOKES CASE
NEW YORK, July i5.-The Stokes Jury az >
O'Clock this morning retired 10 rest. IL : re-
ported that they stood nine for murder, one Tor
manslaughter and two for acqui.tal. There are
no hopes Of an agreement.
THE ALsATIASs AND IoRRAINRRs
OF this city will hold a celebration to-day %
manifest their 10y atty 10 tue French republic.
WHOLESALE CoUNTERFETrIHG.
1t is stated that thirty o. the best European
engrayers are engaged in this city manufaCtp~-
ing counterfeit plates Of European bank notes.
AN ACCIDENT
occurred on the Morris ~ Essex railroad ~
Newsrk yesterday caused by the breaking OF
the coupling OF freight trsin. Two cars were
completely wrecked and several thrown rom
the track. Nobody YVES injured.
INTERSATIQNALs.
A meeting Of The Federal Council of Inter
nationals was held Yesterday ~ hepr ere report
Oh rue organization of the American fedora, on
THE HOT WEATHER.
The thermometer YVES 80 degrees Yesterday
Several cases Of sunsSroke occr-red.
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.
MIS-. Williams andher paramour, John Owens
were arrested yesterday on the stat ament of a
daughter of Mrs. Williams, who charges that
Williams, whose body was found May 3D. in
Newtown creek.
CARL SEIZURE
and Col. Grosvenor have gone 20 ST. Louis.
THERE IL A REPORT
that President Grant Is TO stop audsee Forney on
his way to Washington TO get him TO stop assail-
lnk hallFanlt.
LARGE FRAUDS IN BRoOKLYN.
An examination from the OH cial records shows
that the BROOKLYN water board expended eight or
nine mliloDs collars during the year, most OF
which was under Circumstances justifying sus-
piciors of fraud.
GRAFT BROWN,
tnough able 70 be out, has not fully recovered.
His wife will arrive in day or two, having
been telegraphed for in his first Illness
THE NATIONAL LIBERAL REPUBLICAN YxKCu-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
al toll NA~. = n
Anderson, of Mo-, aud James NJ. Scovece, OF
\. j., q committee on finance.
TIE NATIVES OF ALsACE and LORRAINE,
resident here, pra6ed this morning in demon
stration of their loyalty to France. They made
formal visit TO the French consulate; but there
WIS 10 speech making.
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
The mayor sent in his annual me sage - the
common council to-day. The city debt il
S1I C0GO0; taxes to be raised this wear $50 i3. :
Cos besides $500 ,0C0 for s. reefs.
GERMAN sCHEuTZEN PEST
OF tive days duration commenced at Hoboken
o-day. Delegates are present .som vicious
parts OF the country.
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Livingstone ana STANLEY.

NEW YORK, July l5.-The Herald has letters
from Stanley, its African correspondent, giving
a history OF his travels, meeting with DR.. Liy-
ingstOne, and the latter's account of his expic-
ratioDs Livingstone and Stanley explored The
head of Lake Tsnganijiks and returned 20
Ujiji, where they spent the Christmas OF 1911
Stanley says he found Livingstone in q destitute
condition, robbed and deserted by his men. He
looks only about Fifty and Is quite hale and
hearty. In March, ls7I, he began to organize
an expedition to explore a few doubtful points.
which, be thinks, will take about eighteen
months when he will return TO England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

MURDER CT = PRISONER m A CoCRT-Roo
One day lEst week the sheriff Of Labette county.
with posse, pursued a horse thief an brought
him to bay n piece OF timber. Thethief made
stout resistance, and before he was captured
MORALLY wounded the sheriff, who died next
Cay The thief was confined, and on Tkursl lay
was brought before a magistrate for examiBa-
ton. In the presence OF the Justice. the con-
stables and the bystsRders, q brother o. the de-
ceased sheriff walked into the courtroom, de-
Eberateiy went Up to the prisoner, placed a
pistol behind his ear, and blew his brains out
arrested, but there are hundreds OF men ready
to see him througb.-LdUreHoe (KaE.) ygB ali,
ynlU ID.
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WRRRH AVE rHR GIRIs Tha Monfre

WHBRH ARE THE GIRLS THE Montreal
Witness tays that In that city there are several
thousand surplus women, and yet it 10 next %
impossible 10 procure female servants. Adyer-
Using is Of no use, and the intelligence ofices
have refused to take the names of applicants for
help, as they cannot be furnished. No wonder
the query Is put in 50 despairing q tone. We
imagine, however, that II the editor OF the Wit
ness should advertise for a wife Instead of a a..
want he would find out very shortly where the
girls had gone to. SSe
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The Saratoga Races

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 15.-To-day,s races
opened with steepie chase, for all ages, weller
ond horse, distance three miles, over a fair hunt-
ing course. The race was won by Tammany
beating Lobelia three lengths; vesuvius third,
two lengths behind; Astronomer close up and
Milesian last Milesan bolted when q mile from
home. Time: GILT. Milesisn was the fayorite
At two to one against the field.
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Had for the Crops i'm Alabama.

DAMA6E By HEAVY RAINS, CATEEPlLLARg
AND BOIL WORMS.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July I5.-The recent
heavy rains caused an overflow OF the Alabama
sno us tributaries, tearing up railroad tracks
and destroying the cotton and corn crops to the
value of $1,000 900 or more. The ravages of tine
caterpillar are widening. The boil worm Is also
appearing in certain localities.
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A TAX COLLECTOR AND SlOO,OO0 MISSING -
hereport OF the grand jury to the Criminal
tourt, IN memphis, on Saturday evening
charges william Mclean, state and county tax
couector, with being defaulter ofoyer : 100 GOO.
anu fleckly, the financial agent, with gross in
competency Warrants were issued for Nc
leans arrest, but the sheriffis unable 70 find
MN. His friends, however, assert that he will
surrender himself ~ "AA-
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HE ZEN AND TIE RRvoLvER.-Mr. Neyius
reporter for the Cincinnati ENQUIRER. was as,
Sauited On the streets on Saturday by j. L.
Meek, president OF the board OF aldermen.
reviewers were drawn. Both parties were ar
rested. An article in the Enquirer led to the
affray 49, w sAS
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Passing the Love of David for Jona
than,

IFrom Tie Cincinnati Commercially
According TO seine accounts the enthusiasm
IoI GreeIey at Baltimore was almost awful in its
violence: The democrats had never, i'm the
anybody SO prodigiously lovely a. Horace cree
icy. They found him out late in life but are
mas not cooled nor custom made stale the ari9r
OF their love for a good man. '-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

HOW TO KEEP Ice PROM MELTING A cor
respondent describes process in Kitchen econ
9my winch Is OF special service 20 housekeepers
during these warm days. In such weather n 4.
almost impossible to prevent the untimely melt
ing of the quantity Of ice usually purchased bv
small family. Very few refrigerators serve 20
this waste our correspondent directs that an en-
velope Of flannel and newspapers should Ia
placed obout the mass OF ice. This enyelone- ~
wnioh the newspapers are the most important
part, is said 70 be perfectly effecfira
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THE HAyRE REGATTA took plack on Friday
Twelve boats started. Twenty hours was the
Time aliotted for the race. 1t was expected that
the Guinevere, Livonia, and Sappho would sail
out the Guinevere was Withdrawn, and conse-
9uentiy the Sappho was withdrawn, because the
Llyonia was the only large schooner entered.
ana MI douglass would net sail with Ashbury
as his only competitor. The boats started al
four O'Clock. The Sappho started fifteen minutes
afterwards, ran to the Ieeward of the Liyenia,
half ahead of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

IL: LIB IMPEACHMENT of the New York judges
still proceeds at Albany before the SENATE
Inc case OF Judge Prindle has been POSTPONED
until the 10th Of September; that Of Judge Our
US Is TO be taken up on the 18th of the same
the senate in place Of the late Judge McCunn
was rejected by the Senate. The gentleman
named was Judge James Q. Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

ANorHKR Rum MURDRR.-In PHILADELPHIA
yesterday. morning Thomas Foley, stevedore
shot Ihomas Corrigan, in the breast, Inhctipg
dangerous wound. Foley was arrested Both
men were on the most intimate terms, but Foley
was drunk - N ~ASs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

SRAsoEABLr FoOD.-No kind of food is 50
wholesome at this season of the wear as fruits
Not only are they pleasant, but they are abso-
luteiy necessary to supply certain wants ard
wastes OF the system, and should therefore be
eaten freely at proper times by all classes But
IL must be remembered that fruit must be ripe
when eaten. While ripe fruit is healthy and
nutritious, uDripe fruit is the very worst thing
that can be used for food. A single green an
pie may be as mortal as bullet, and the person
or persons who offer them for sale to the Young
should be severely punished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

NEW CARpINALs--The london Frko n,h.
fishes private letter, said to have been writ
ten by person high in authority at the Vatican,
stating that the Pope, on the LIST of November
asl, Al saints Day, bestowed cardinal hats
upon Most Rev. Henry Edward Manning. Arch
bishop OF London; the Archbishop OF Paris, aud
Moet Rev. Martin John Spalding, now deceased;
who was then Arch bishop Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

PRACTICAL DIvoRCE.-Nine or ten months
ago man Daned David NcCune le.t MS famil
~ 10 shift for themselves and went 20 Bufalo
Ihe wife heard four or ave months ago that he
was Geao, and two months ago she was married
10 a man named Clark. and they went d keeDing
mouse on the river road. Sunday morning In
walked McCune, hearty ss a duke, finding the
lanllly AZ breakfast. he WAS going" for Clark
when MIS-. Clark raised her voice in eNpIana-
ton. She give him bat Of her mind because of
DIS leaVlng, ana then went on to tell him that
she was no longer Mrs. Mcclure, but Mrs Clark
and die. He said /: was an right; IN fact he
was glad OF II, as he had his eve on a woman in
Buffalo who would be Mrs. McCune in ten
minutes AFTER he got back with the news.
quart OF beer was sent for, everybody rool, a
Crink. and the present situation will not be
trOit Pres:.
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SECOND LIEUT.. JOHN PiTMAN, JR., ordnance
department, has been relieved from duty at thl
West Point Military Academy, and ordered Z
report to the chief of ordnance Tor duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

SENATOR WILSON left Long Branch on Sstur-
day for North Cp-olina. He will speak in the
principal cities and towns Of that state during
he campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

GENERAL o. o. HOWARD spoke on Indian
affairs last evening at the South Reformed
Church in Fifth avenue, New York. Addresses
were also made by some OF the Indian chiefs
now visiting that city.
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Death Of . Need Turate.

Boston, July 15.-Wm. Woodruff, Q veteran
trainer and driver, died yesterday ct his resi-
dence in Allston, after long illness. He was
well known throughout the country - . noted
turfman.
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n%They do business with dispatch in Texas
man in a certain neighborhood, who had los
a valuable mare, received the following tele-
gram, "Mare here. Come get her. Thief hung.
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TO receive General Mitre a. nleni,oss... lneo
from me Argentine Confederation. The Rr.,
lillian government IL preparing for host5lities-
~ ~ sre ssa or large quantities OF muntions
pute With the Argentine states Originated in tbs
n nva,i nniment OF the treaty Concerning Para.
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REy. GEORGE RoDGERs, Of Staleybridge
Dorsetshire, England, sails for New York neS
week to select an eligible spot for founding a
English colony in the West. He proposes &c
resice in the new-made colony, and is hopefu
OF the success Of his undertaking.
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A QUESTION OF SQUATTTNG MIR. Watson
the new Charge d'Afaires for England At Yoke
hama, IS trying 20 inausdrate a new system of
receiving dignataries IL the latter place He
refuses TO meet the Mikado unless he stands in
MS presence instead OF sqgatting. This the ia
paDese minister refuses 70 accede 10, and in con-
sequence Mr. Watson Is awaiting instructions
from hls government, while on the other hand
the japanese minister will not be received in
London until the squatting question is settled
Meanwhi. the fate Of nations hangs upon the
decision of this moment nns issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

0During the past week one thousand and
hfty- nine deaths occurred in New York city,
being five hundred less than the week previous
In Philadelphia the deaths amounted 10 eight
hundred and tfty-fye, an increase OF one hun
dred and thirty-nine over the previous week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

Collaborating to the latest accounts the
people OF Virginia City, Nevada, were Complain
ing OF cold weather. On the Soth Of June the
mercury stood at 5S degrees in the middle Of the
day, and in the evening it was found necessary
70 kindle fires to keep warm. oh! for breeze
from Neyada's lev nountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

SECRETARY boutwell, left here this morn
ing for North Carolinaa to take psli in he po-
htical campaign there.
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FIRE IN ST. MICHARLs, MD.-The great ca
lamity which befell the town Of ST. Michaels
Talbot county, Md, ir March, 1870, when the
Comet Office and five other dwellings and store
houses, were destroyed has repeated itself The
81. M lchaels COnnst of Saturday SAYS: Where six
buildings stood on Wednesday evening there
remained but ashes and charred logs on Thurs
cay morning. In the course of few hours, IN
the night, six families and business men are
thrown upon tie streets to view the utter de-
moiition OF their houses and contents. The
following are the losses: John X. skinner
ss,CtO; Mrs Camper, $500; John 5. Handle
ton, 5000; Alexander Hambleton, $3.50; Charlss
w. Wiley, 5000; William NJ. Mcmahon, q, 900;
Captain Edward Jones, SIS; II. e. DodSon s2,:
Bell q Leeke, S25; Seth heirs, s5o0. Aggregate
lOSs Is about $4,000.
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Mr.. JOHN s. DELAEo, chief clerk of the In
terror DepaI tment, returned I1om Salt Lake
City Yesterday.
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SHOCKING TREATMENT OF BOYS IN House
OF RRFUGE.-The st. Louis grand jury has
reported on the house OF refuge. They saw they
have discovered that great crueIties have been
practiced on the inmates. They cite three case
where young boys have been terribly whipped
and one case where pieces of flesh have actually
been cut off boys back by the lash. Bow
have also been placed in a dark dungeon for
Trivial ofences, and kept there forty-eis6t hours
without food or drink. The report SAYS that the
house OF refuge, as now conducted, Is a deep
damnlng disgrace, and urges the court TO effect
change In Its management if possible. f. :
W. Gleason, superinte ndept for twenty years
pIehorhcCs the statements exaggerations, snG
asks suspension eft public opinion uniiI ths
next meeting OF the board of managemant
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An IMPORTANT DECISION AFFIRMED.-The
Secretary of the Interior has affirmed the deci-
sion of the Hon. j. H. Baker, Commissioner OF
Pensions, denying fees to attorneys for the pre-
sentation OF applications for increase of PEN
sioDs under the act OF June Sth, 1872 The ap-
peal was taken by q. A. Haviland, of Chicago.
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President GRANT leaves Long Branch for
Washington this evening ID attend 10 official
hnS
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spoken OF in the highest terms by the critics.
- The Temperance people OF Chicaeo, with a
view Of the enforcement OF the LIQUOR law have
organised Q secret smelling committee OF frry.
&There are in philadeiphia only $3.50 APP
chanics. VI A-e
ga little boy accosted his papa thus: "Paps.
are you growing stillf" ono, dear; what makes
IL coming through your hair"
IL cosx $40 Q word TO swear In Utah. That
Is the regulation fine for each offence in Salt
Lake City, and they collect the fines when they
are imposed.
SIhe London Obseruey anticipates that by
the awards 20 be made by the Geneva Tribunal
England will be obliged 10 pay heavy sums for
direct damages, but u believes the total amount
viii fall several millions below the American
estimate.
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GEN RYAN arrived at Kew West yesterday
afternoon on the schooner Express, from Nassau.
the capture of the Fannie,s troops. And saws No
cannon were landed ~
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A PRIVATE SOLDIER KILLED BY SRR-
GEAkT:-Sergeant Robert f. Carr shot and
instantly killed Herman JordOn at Fort Pulaski,
near Savannah, Saturday night. Both belonged
10 the 9th United States artillery. Carr was ar
rested for murder and lodged in Jail
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INTERNAL REvEYUE-The receipts from ttis
source to-day were 5; - ,0ls.7o.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Tara.
clergyman, while residing In south America,
ts missionary, discovered safe snd simple remedy
for the cure ~ Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought By baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire TO benefit
tke afflicted aud lufortunste, will send the reel pc
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO any eae whe needs it, Free az ChaTzs.
Address, JOSEPH T INHAN,
Station d, Bible House,
nar32-lJ New York City.
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A Horrible Shooting Affair In No
chester

A horrible murder was committed IN R1ehes.
ter ye-teTcay afternoon, ~ what Is commonly
Know n a. - he Old Break OF DAy House kept
by John Mclaughlin. The place has been for
years notorious AZ the home of the most vicious
Characters. Gilbert Mclaughlin, the son OF the
proprietor, while delTiOus from the effects OF
fever, shot his stel mother fatally. and wounded
man employed 10 take cPre Of him. The muir
oerer, II appears, was under the halacinAtion
that there was desig against his own life, aud
he feok a position on the second floor, AZ the
head Of the main stsircase, with q pistol in his
hand. MrS Mclaughlin locked herself into tie
front parlor and called out OF the window f1T
man named Jewett, who WAS hired - take
care OF young Mclaughlin, 20 come up stairs.
JeWet endeavored % do -, but retired aiter
receiving bullet through his arm. Then ten
sued fearful struggle on the part OF the WON an
in the room TO defend her life against the mad
man outside. The unfortunate woman placed
herself against the room door 90 bold Il firm.
Young Mclaughlin placed has pistol against the
panels and fred through twice. Ii i thought
that one Of the bullets passed through the body
OF the woman, INJECTING the mortal wound. aud
that she dragged herself over 20 the window
near which her body was found. The murderer
finally kicked In the panel and reached through
10 take aim in firing the last shot. Mclaughlin
was clad in pightsown during the whole ARRAY,
and refused 10 allow any clothes 20 be put ON
him alter his arrest.-Seg York Post, l3h mat.
TIE SPANIARDs ACKSowLKDeR A DEFEAT
AN CUBA.-files OF Havana papers and cor
resi- ondence 70 the 18th instant have been re-
cetyed. The Disrio publishes the particulars of
defeat OF the Spanisrds on the 10Th sltimo
near Holguin, and acknowledges that the
spanish loss IVES very severe. The victorious
Cubans subsequently attacked and burned a
portion of the town of Sarna. The lighting com
menced at six %. m, and continued until five %.
m. The CubaDs were unable 10 capture the en-
uenchments, DEFENDED By one hundred anJ
forty Spaniards, but captured over one hundred
horses, and two hundred cattle. The Spaniaids
lost eleven killed. The Cuban los is not given.
colonel huerta pursued the Cubans, killing
several and recaptnring torty-two horses and
some war material. Five Spanish battaliOns
are pursuing the Cubans.
The correspondence OF the OffoiaI BULLETIN an
nounces that twenty nine members of the Fan
ME expedition have been killed. MANY ruInors
are current O. TO the fate of the expedition. The
number OF rifles captured is out OF all proper
ton TO the number shipped in the Fannie.
Captain General Nalmaseda delivered M HE
ofhce TO Cebalos on the 18th instant Yalnase-
ia viii sail for Spain on the 18th inst.
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SENATOR MORTON has gone - his home in
Indiana.
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Miss hArsoM, Of Cleveland, o., who painted
me nrst picture ever bought by the government
length portrait OF General Thomas which Ia
SPOKEN OF IN the highest terms by the critics.