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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
THE GLADSTONE SPEECH.
AMopeL OF sHREWp ARGUMENT ANCJ
COMPACT LOGIC.

Tho Premier has Won Back the hulk Of
Chamberlain's FolioweYs-The Dissatis-
ned, Unorowned Caucus King viii Set up
Little Parliament of his own.
LONDON, May Mr. Gladstone's address
IN tho house Of commons has already been
printed In pamphlet form, and Ia being dis
lrIbuted without charge TO all applicants In
,luding the officers of Liberal and Radical
clubs, many Of whom take large bundles for
the uso OF their members, At the different
political centers nothing else IA talked about
The speech Is recognized by everyone as
model Of shrowd argument and compact
logic, II has made one thing very clear,
namely that Mr. Gladstone win eventually
consent 10 some mode Of Irish representation
n Westminster, some form Of joint commits
sion or some other decree, which win satisfy
sufficient number Of the hemalcontents, rather
than allow tho hill to be defeated Shrowdly
enough the hints Of such policy made by
Mr., Gladstone were couched In such language
that they could not bo said 10 bo reforable In
any degree to Mr. Chamberlaln's demands or
threats,
Once again tho premier has won back the
,ullS OF Mr. Chamberen'a followers without
2nco referring 10 tho diAcrowned king OF
Me caucus, Mr. Chamberlain Is Of course
till dissatisfied, because he IN aiming at per-
sonal agrandlzement, and really cares moth
Ing for the merits OF tho bill, II Ia stated
that no Is now maturing now scheme OF OPP
position 10 the bill II Ia said that ho pro.
poses setting up little parliament for
Ulater which have no allegiance 10 tho gon-
sral Irish parliament
Tho scheme Is an obvious absurdlty, but
whatever Mr., Chamberlain may say or do Is
laily becoming OF less Importance or interest
10 any one but himself II Mr. Chamberlain
puts himself forward now as the champion Of
Ulster, II Ia doubtful II no would DO accepted
by tho Ulstor mon, He would, At all events,
bo looked upon a. an eleyonth-hour recruit,
IN comparison with the mon who have for
weeks been furnishing rifles, acooutroments
aud drill masters 10 prepare tho Northnon
Tor civil war
His lack Of military knowledge would over.
some the sympathy which might be felt for
him for his defeat by Mr. Gladstone aud his
rulnous conduct OF his own campaign would
hardly Induce tho Ulstor mon 10 favor him M
loader,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Commcndablo I,onolutlona.

CHICAGO, May l2.-Aldorman Colvin, al
Tho meeting Of tho city council, introduced
the following resolution which was adopted
by q unanimous vote;
"REsoLvED-rhat tho city council Of tho
city Of Chicago hereby requests Tho mayor,
and advises all future mayors 10 employ all
officers Of the police department who wore on
the 9TH Of May, 1880, 30 MANNED os 10 render
thcm incapable of performing police duty, In
such positions ~ they can MI aud that wo
plodgo ourselves and all future councils m
Far as wo can, 10 appropriate for the pay OF
those 10 employed, a sufficient sum 10 mako
tholr annual pay equal 10 that Of an able
bodied policeman
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

CHICAGO, May i9,--Whcn Lieut. Shea cs.
sayod TO ontcr Battery d ormory 10 witness
tho Burke.Mitchcl glove contest ho was
stopped by Thomas DAILY PInkorton special
officer, who demanded tlclct liout Shea
explained that ho was chief Of tho dctcctyo
force, aud was there on duty, The pInkorton
man Insisted that no must show tichot or
retire The lieutenant tried 10 push his way
past the special A struggle followed and
the pinkorton man struo the dotoctlvoon tho
head with hla club, Then Liout Shea
knocked his assailant down. sont him 10 tho
armory In patrol wagon and cntcrod tho
hall 10 SEQ that the fighters did not hurt each
nihor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
AN. RloAN TRADE.
New York Chamber OF Commerce Report,
The Business Outlook,

INV bHhlhthh OhllObh'
NEW YoUE, May lathe Chamber Of
Commerceh has issued its twenty-cighth annual
report Tho report states that the balance Of
trade during 1885 was In our favor 10 tho
amount Of slOl, ,s05, ,05O and that tho total
balance In our favor for the last eight years
was 81, ,2iI6lS,5is and ndds "lf oyer there
was favorable moment 10 relieve commerce
OF some OF the heavy burdens under which II
l0boT, II would seem 20 DO now, whom II Is
evident that tho power OF Europe 10 take our
product depends upon the markets wo sup.
ply for her manufactures,
The immigration 20 the United States for
the year was l31 15s against 100000 In 1884,
Tho Increase In tho production Of gold and
silver for the fiscal year ending June 80 1855,
was S0i, lS5,2SO total Increase for the nino
fiscal years beginning 1877, Of $1ll, ,0S6, ,l0s
Under the head Of "tho commercial outlookh
the report sNysj
"On careful comparison Of tho trade ro-
ports OF all the great staples Of export and
imports, we are at a loss what 10 ay Of tho
future, As is sometimes tho case aftor long
periods Of depression there is u general ro.
organization Of trade both on its methods
aud personnel We are now 90 lust such Il
moment The old order Of th s. has gono
Tho great merchant has disappeared. Tho
smaller merchant whose trade was confined
10 one staple, though ofton on an extensive
scale, has followed him, Training In any
special direction Is a thing Of thcpad, Sales
by corgocs, brokers and auction rooms hayo
taton tho place of tho personal negotiation Of
quarter Of a century since, Capital con.
trols business 10 an extent never before
known
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Committee Rnnnris.

WASHINGTON, May l2-Tho house commit
tee on ways and means had under consldcra-
ton ut its meeting the reports Of the sub
committee on tho Mexican treaty, but ar
rived At no conclusion, The subcommittee
reported unanimously against the treaty,
Tho committee on public lands has In
structcd Mr. POyson 10 draft and report a
bin 10 forfeit all the lands co.terminous 10
the uncomplctcd portion Of tho Selma, Rome
a. Dalton railroad forom Jacksonville, Ala,
TO Gadsdcn, Ala,
Judiciary instructed Mr., Collins to report
fOvorably a bill providing that the jurIsdio-
ton Of tho court Of claims shall eStord 10 all
claims for the use Of patents or patented In
yentlons by tho Unitod States government,
which arose before the court Of claims as-
sumod jurisdiction Of thom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

DUBLIN, May la-At Lurgon, near Ar.
magh to-day, 500 Orangcmen attended tho
funeral Of q brother, The police prohibited
thoir wearing badges on the ground that
tholr route 20 the cemetery lay through q
thicldy p pulOtcd cotholicllstrict and trouble
would certainly result from the display Of
the Orange colom Tho Orangcmon com.
piled with tho order Of the police, but wore
mot by mob while on tholr way 20 tho
cemetery who hootcd and dorldod them,
tauntlng them with oowardioo IN removing
lhcIr badges Tho strong forco Of armed
police present was barely able 10 prevent n
conflict and succeeded In dispensing tho mob
with the utmost difficulty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
MRS. MoLLoWs APPEAL.
The Temperance Advocate asks Favora-
bio Consideration of her CnsC,

The Temperance Advocate asks Fhvora-
bio Consideration Of her Cnsc
SrRINGFfELD, H., May l2,-lntorcsi in tho
Graham Molloy case, which was somewhat
lullod by tho lynching of George Graham, Is
rcawakcnod 10y statement Of Mrs, Emma
Molloy which has been giycn out by her at
tomcys, The document, which Is addressed
10 the public aud signed by Emma Malloy, Is,
os may bc imagined quito lengthy
Worry little reference n made IN II 30 tho
murder Of Sarah Graham, aud then only TO
express nhhoTouco at tho crime, and dlsclaim
for the writer and Cora Lee Graham not
only any knowledge Of Il, but also the exist.
once IN lifo Of tho first wife. Tho statement
Is confined almost entirely 10 tho roCutotIon
Of the scOndnlous charges mndo against tho
two women by Graham soon after his arrest
In his so.cOllcd confession, Tho statement
concludes with pitiful appeal that her cOso
bo not projudlcod for the sake of hor child.
ron and the work she hOs done IN the past
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
GRANTS MEMOIRS.
Tho Second Volume Now Roady-Leathsr
for Binding,

New YORR, May le,-Charles L. Wobster's
office, at No, ~ East Fourteenth street, was
crowded yesterday afternoon with anxious
book agents, who were waiting moro or less
impatlently, for tho delivery Of the second
volume Of General Grants memoirs, Mr.,
Webster had gone 10 Canada for few days
10 escape the rush and worry of meeting the
extraordinary demands which kept pouring
Ia by mail, telegraph and even telephone for
both sets and single copies of the work, Mr.
Hall, who was In charge, said TO your re-
porter that there was a greater demand for
the book now than when the first volume
was issued
1--WE had great many orders for Sets" he
continued "Many people would not take
either copy separate, 80 we are hayinga large
additional sale Of the first yolumn now. We
printed then 10000 copies and had several
subsequent additions Of $1,000 About 8OO,-
900 copies Of tho second volume are now
roady for distribution, and we shall get out
extra editions II tho demand increases, We
expect 20 sell 800, 900 copies OF each volume,
The book Is published simultaneously In all
parts OF the United States aud Europe We
have been sending out copies as fast as they
have been printed 10 the various cities con.
signed 10 ourselves, and the delivery 10 our
agents was ordered by telegraph, so that
there would bo no mistake, We have 10000
agents altogether In the United States, Can
ada and Mexico Grants memoirs have
proved the most profitable and perhaps the
most widely circulated book over published.
We have had 10 got hides from all over the
world 10 bind IT. The work on tho printing
and binding has been enormous
"liow much has been paid Mrs, Grant 30
fari' asked the reporter
"Mr. Webster gave hor check for $780,
900 ON account not long ago, Here Is pho
tograph OF the check and fac-simile Of tho
Endorsement II the second volume sells az
well ~ II promises now, tho Grant estate win
got 100000 out OF II, One thousand dollars
was paid the general, when ho began tho
composition, 10 bind the agreement"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
The Presidents Messages,

WASHINGTON, May l2--rhe president sent
three special messages 10 congress One OF
them recommends necessary legislation TO
provide for tho assembling OF u special session
OF the Utah legislature TO meet the difficulties
arising from tho recent vetoes by tho gov
ernor.
Another asks congress TO legislate 10 define
more clearly the duty Of the executive In
reference 10 the Wei-LaAbra Mexican claims,
The president also transmitted to the senate
10 day, In accordance with joint resolution
approved March 3, 1877, his acceptance OF
tho colossal "Statue OF Liberty Enlightening
the World" presented by tho French repub-
lie, together with statement of It's erection
upon suitable site In the harbor OF New
York The president expressed the gratitude
Of the American people and recounts the OBJ
ject OF the gift, and tho cause II represents,
Accompanying tho presidents letter Is lot
tor from Joseph NJ, Drexoll, chairman Of tho
executive committee OF tho American COM
mitteo on the pedestal Of the great Statue of
Liberty Enlightening tho World, suggesting
the propriety of taking measures for proper
Inauguration upon the completion Of tho
statue and asking for the payment OF certain
expenses incurred In taking caro- OF tho
statue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
"ELEcT by PRIMARIES"
Recon m cndntlon IN tho Call OF tho Oh
n,nuhiI,nn stnt, rnny.niInn.

Republican State Convention,
COLUMBUS, o., May l2,-rho official call
for the Republican state convention has bccn
Issued II viii bo held August 20 In Colum.
bus. The district conventions 10 elect NOM
bcrs Of the committees meet Ot o H. m,
Al 10 o'clock temporary organization
will bo perfected, and NJ l3O p, m, nomlna.
tons will be In order, Tho convention will
consist Of ~ delegates Hamilton has sixty
cight, while Holmes has two, A rccommcn-
datlon In "thOt all tho Republicans OF tho
state bo represented In the selection of dele
gatos,n which means "clcet by primaries" :"
II Is further recommended that the county
conventions bc held before the state eonvcn.
ton, and minor organizations bc completed.
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$3.50 Per Year.
MASONIC.
Annual Reunion Of the Scottish Rite
Order In Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, May ll,-To-morrow begins
tho thirty-fowth annual reunion Of tho
Scottish Rite Masons, There viii be q
ceremonial program Of three days, during
which the Gebuum Grand Lodge Of Per-
fecton, fourteenth degree; Dalcho Grand
Council Princess OF Jerusalem, sixteenth do
gree; Cincinnati Grand Chapter Of Rose.
Croix do H-R-D-M, eighteenth degree, aud
the Ohio Sovereign Oonsistory S 7, r. s.,
thirty degree On Tuesday at ?, m.
will bo conferred the second series OF lnaffa-
BILE grades,
On Wednesday, at ten p, M, tho third
series Of Historical and Traditional grades;
on Wednesday nj three p. M, the .ourth
series of Philosophical dootrlnal and CaIlyal-
ric grades, and at seven p, m, the Muden
Historical Chiyalrlc aud Philosu.i ihich
grades,
On Thursday viii DO elected the knight OF
tho White and Black Eagle Of the II, ., OF
the Temple, 9Oth degree, the grand a.'1ctor
lnqusltor Commander 3lst degree, aud tho
Sublime Prince Of the Royal secret I'D do
gree On Thursday evening will bo siycn
the usual grand banquet Of the order II iB
understood that there will be numerous can
didatos for degrees, and visitors are expected
from far and near, from 81, Louis, Pil, burg,
Rochester aud other cities, The new catho-
dral Of the rite promises TO be thoscene Of ono
Of the most imposing reunions ever hy.d In
Cincinnati,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
LEE SHAW HOW,
The New Chimes Consul Ut Now York to bo
iinnquotcd,


iinnquotcd.
NEw YoRK May l2,-Tho Chinese NOR
chants In this city are greatly pleased at tho
coming Of Leo Shaw How, the now Chinese
consul, aud propose 10 g.yo banquet Tho
time aud place have not yet boon determined,
The consul Is a native Of Canton, aud belongs
10 tho Mandarin caste, The members OF his
family during many generations have held
high offices undor hIs government, aud his
father X the present minister at Peru Prior
10 his appointment Ns consul NJ this port,
Leo Shaw How wNs ot tho head OF the Gus.
tom house at lohOng, the capital of Fuhls IN
tho north Of China, llo Ia about Gfty years
Of age
The vice consul, Lc Yuk Ign, IA Que Of tho
young mcn who was sent 10 this country by
tho Chinese government 10 bo educated, aud
was q student ut Phillips academy at An.
dovor from lSjb 20 1881, when ho returned 10
his homo, Tho counsel also brought with him
two young mon who have boon educated hero,
Tho counsel spent his first day IN the city
yesterday In familiarising himself with tho
duties Of his Office and In making the ao.
qualntancc of hls fellow country mon, whilo
his household was busy In setting 10 rights
tho consulate NJ No ~ West Ninth stroot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
irratrlcl,ic,

Dpwrwoop Pa May ie,-phllp and
william Bush, brothers, got into an alterca-
tion over m axe, near Wilcox, Philip guo-
oeedcd IN gaining possession Of the axe after
n hot nght, when William procured Win
chester rifle and shot his brother dead, Tho
murderer fled, Crowds OF mon and boys
have been securing tho woods In search Of
him all day. but without success, The frat
rlcide had lut recently returned from tho
Western pcultentiory, whore ho served four
years for attempted murder
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Shot Him in tho jaw.

CHICAGO, May IL, Geo, Turner a profcs.
slonal minstrel, was shot IN the Jaw
this morning by Joe Martin In front OF tho
lDtter's gambling house at lO3 MOdIsons trcct.
II Ia said that Paul Allen, Of the Sullivan,
tcster aud Allen combination, recently dis
banded, hos lost $500 In the last two weeks In
Martins place, which has been The subject OF
warm words between tho men, This morn
Ing the quarrel was renewed, Turner taking
sides with his friend Allen, Tho wound Il
not considered serious Turner was taken 10
the county hospital Martin IL under arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
.Innlnh W. rrnalnn nnnl.

CHICAGO, MOy l9-JosIoh w, Preston, an
old member Of tho board Of trndc, In oorly
years president Of the organization diod
suddenly last night at his homo Prairie avo-
nue., near Sixteenth street, presumably OF
oroploxy or the bursting of blood vessel
llo was al ono tImo member Of the firm Of
Spruapce, Preston & Co., and OF late has
been connected indirectly with II. II. Carr
O. Ta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
MIR. IIoxI..

sT, LOUIS, May i9,--Mr II, NJ. HoxIo was
before tho Curtin committee, but on account
OF weakness from recent illness was unable
10 60 through the extended examination. uo
stated that for the past year his general pol.
Icy was 10 deal with the knights OF Labor 30
&c avoid any strike; that no grievances had
beon presented TO him that he did not nvestl-
gate, He was then excused, and was followed
by several employees Of the company at %
Soto, whose testimony was mainly directed
In fastening upon tho the Knights Of Labor
at that point the acts Of violence committed
thero during the strike,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Iroreoioaure gnie.

ST. LOUIS, May IL, The Quincy, Missouri
q Pacific railway, recently one Of the
branches Of the Wabash, was sold under do
cree of foreclosure from tho United States
circuit court by Edmund I, Allen, special
master The road was bid IN for one million
dollars by Edwin Parsons, Of New York, act
ing for the first mortgage bondholders Tho
foreclosure was on account Of the failure OF
the componys stockholders topay tho interest
ON l,pDl one thousand dollar bonds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

sr. PAUL, MINI, May ie Jack Dempsey
will be here next week To-day match was
arranged between Dempsey and Paddy Nor.
ton, an old time middle.welght, for Ave
round knockout Fifty dollars were posted
to-day In behalf OF each man, Norton 10 for
felt his money if he fails 10 show up, and 10
receive the Sl0O if he stays the hvo rounds
An effort ia being made 10 arrange meeting
between Dempsey and Patsy Cardiff for
either six or eight round contest for pointa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
THE V0ICINGS OF LABOR.
THE SITUATION REMAINS UNSETTLED
IN CINCINNATI,

Attempted acknowledgements Police and
the MllitIa-Trades Assembly Meeting
IN Chicago-startling Reyelations'-com-
mendable Resoluti ions-s Socialists.
CINCINNATI, May 12,-The turning point In
the gvat labor strike In this city has not
come, as was anticipated With tho OK
ception of few men who returned TO work
on concessions the situation remains un-
changed, The militia Is stll on guard, ready
for duty, but there Is little belief that II will
be needed
The only mon who made an effort 10 re-
turn 10 work and were disturbed were those
engaged on the street improvements,
The most trouble was experienced on tho
Forbus contracts on Fifth and Fourth streets.
About two hundred men, the majority OF
them being colored mon, marched around
and threatened the men who were working
with violence unless they threw down their
tools and quit Thoy were very bolsterous
and disorderly and In some instances were
armed with powders, which they threatened
10 use unless the worklngmen compiled with
their requests,
The gang also went around TO the Rirch-
ner contract on Central avenue, aud forced
the PAYERS and tenders 10 throw down their
tools.
Az the corner OF Front and Butler streets
a powerful negro slapped colored boy who
was driving cart and refused 10 quit
About this time Chiof-of-Polioe Moore sent
out a detachment Of fifteen special police
men TO dispcrso tho mob and give protection
10 the workmen.
They made an effort 10 capture the colored
man who assaulted the boy, but ho escaped,
Two Of the disturbing element Barney
Tonlen and u, Morris, both laborors, tho for
NOR residing at $40 West Fifth street and tho
latter at 81 Woodward street, were arrested
and held on suspicion. The officers say that
nearly all the mon In the crowd were stran-
gors,
Police aro now stationed at every point
whore men are engaged In laying granite on
tho streets, ond protection Is Insured all who
work to-day
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over n Dnin and Drowned,

PHILADELPHIA, May ll,-This afternoon
Patrick BrodcrIck, aged ilftccn yo ~, James
Ahcan, aged fourteen, VIM, Ryan, thirteen,
and Patrick Ferry aged fourtoon, wore out
boating on tho Wisahickon creek They
approached too near the dam and losing con-
trol Of the boat, were carried over Their
cries for help were heard by the park police
guard, but before assistance couid lu ron.
dcrod, BrolcrIck and Ahcarn were drowned
Thor bodies were soon after rcco crvd, Wm.
Ryan Is missing Tho other occt pant VI tho
boat was rescued
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Lyons, May u,-.lost night mob OF
strikers, recently employed In glaa uctory
here, sacl,cl tho house OF an artisan Who had
returned 10 work. severely boat thJ man and
his wifo, and throw thoir furniture Into tho
Rhono, The rioters then attacked lhu fac
tory, but the proprietor forowowod, had
armed his loyal employees with fowlng pIocos,
and from tho windows of the factory opened
fire upon tho stdlIcrs from all sides Tho fu-
sllOdo was kept up INCREASINGLY ual!l tho
mob was forced 10 Withdraw with thirty Of
their number moro or less severely wounded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
ATalrs Ia Grocoo.

ArmSs, May l2,-Tho Fronch minister
has cablcdhs government requesting nstruc.
tlons with regard 10 his future course In
dealing with tho Grocan imhrogllo The
blockade Of the GrcoIan ports has not rs yet
boon effected. Numerous meetings have
boon held throughout Grooco protesting
against the blockade and appealing to tho
ympathics Of tho populaco of foreign coun.
tries against the tyranny OF tho powers whc
hnyo decroed H.
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A TnilInu I,rl,lpe,

UTICA, N, ", May 1.-THE new Iron
bridge being built At Lyondole, Lewis county,
gave way, procpitatIng soyen workmon and
a wreck Of twisted iron Into Moor river,
twonty feet below, Two mon escaped by
Jumping on pier One workman, W. H.
wilcox, of Fort Lcydcn, In lcoping 10 au
abutment, lost his footbold and was fatally
Injured. The others swan ashore, although
somo of thcm sustained severe injuries The
accident was caused by the giving way Of u
Inu,nnrarv trpgtlp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Tho nnron m Llycrnool.

LIVERPOOL, May 9, Tho quccn has ar
rived here aud win opcn tho international
exhibition at o'clock this afternoon Al
tho railway station and along tho line Of tho
royal procession the enormous crowds which
had congrogalod received her majesty with
great enthusiasm, The weather IA mfortu.
nOtoly unpropItouq, drlsaling rain falling
The Queon during hor stay In Liverpool, win
bo tho guest Of tho Earl OF Derby At Nows.
ham hougn
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Ynrnl indiana subdued.

GuAySos, MoSlca, May ll--A cou,icr who
has arrived here from Gen. Martinez, rcports
tho capture, by Mexican troops, of Aail, tho
central dcfcnco of the Yagui Indians, In tho
Gght one Mexican officer and olght qriyatos
wcro killed Chief Cayenne and The .,reater
portion of his army had loft before Gao en.
gagement II is not known how many
Yaguis were killed, but II is believed tle war
Ia aulnl