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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
IN MEMORY OF

william Hastings, Past Master Workman
Welcome Lodge No. @, Ancient order
United Workmen; Died Docsmbsr slt.
1889.
Day by day, hour by hour the mighty
reaper is busy. At bis command. snosbipo
and shadow fit across the pathway of
! human life. Tears and smiles following
IN quick succession, mark the eyerchang-
/ ing lot OF man. The Supreme MGster of the
Universe, uDberalded IN his coming. has
entered the circle OF orr Brotherhood. and
called iTon among us Past Master Work
maa William Hastings, 20 ioin
"The innumerable caravan which move.
| To that mysterious rcalDi. where each shall fHIn
lis chamber In the silent halls OF death.
And whi!a we deeply mourn ihe lo,g of
our friend and brother We bog in hunb'e
submission 20 the will Of the guDrarne
Master Workman OF us al, and say, with
reverence, Thy will be done For We
know that although the summons came
/ quickly aud suddenly, in the early dawn
Of the mornifg, IL found our brother
ready, and ~ death ended biz earthly mic
sion and his spirit passed ont from amoog
u, crossing the boundlesS shores c 4 eferp-
ity, we seem 10 hssr the words OF the
Divine Mater, well done, thou GOOD and
faithful servant
q the death Of Brother Hastings the
Ancient Order OF United Workn1en has
sustained an almost irrepargbls loss. ana
Welcome Lodge a noble frisad. a fsitbfnl
brother workman, a wise c0unsf ior. and
one who in every Va X in life by his actions
practically and faithfully taught the grapd
principles Of our order. CHARITY. % "HopsI
ard "PfotectiOn ~
Ia rendering our heartfelt sympathy 10
the soTo wing family OF onr deceased
brother, in this cad hour Of their fi.ctiop
We commend them to that gracious God
who has promised TO be Father 10 the
Fatherless" and q husband to the widow
AT regular meeting Of Welcome Iodge
No. 6 A. o. U. W, held Taureday even
ing, December 18Th, the above memorial
was adopted with the addition OF the fol-
lowing resolutions:
ResOlUed, ThEi - sn additional token OF
respect the chair Of the Pat Msster Work
man be draped in mourning for period Of
thirty dsys.
Resolred, That 4 copy Of this memorial
be spresd upon the minutes, a copy sest
TO the family OF the deceased and a copv
furnished to each Of the daily papers ior
publication.
W. o. McCLUsKEY,
S. NJ. HATHAWAY.
HENRY TRUXELL,
Committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
THEY ARE FREE MEN.

slsans and DoCamp Aoqu tied 1T Cmoin-
natt
CrNclNNArI Decenb-g 2O.-At 1O45
tbs morning Judge Hammond, Of the
United States Court, delivered the charge
to the iary which for two weeks has been
trying the csss Of the Government against
William Means and John B DeCamp, Of
the Metropolitan National Bank.
Their offence, as charged, was making q
false return OF the cOndi'i N Of the bank to
the Comptroller Of tbe Currency, with in
tent 10 dsciv the officers OF Toe Dank.
The Jury was out about hslf al hour,
and when they returned the court room
quickly fuei up with lawyers and inter
ested persons, who had fingered in the
expeci alton that an agreement would s0On
be- reached As sCon as order was restored
the Court asked for their verdict which
was delivered TO Gen. C0wen, the Clerk Of
the Court There was intense stiffness
until the clerk read the words: I'VE. the
Jury. fud the defendants not guilty. p"
rheu theie was = sensation, with ten
dency TO spplsnse, which the court Ulcers
quickly stopped.
Mr.. Means was hot present, but his at
torneys were overwhelmed with cOrgratu-
laiions from their brethren Of the bar, as
xsll a. from friends Of Mr. Means. Mt.
De Camp vas present aud received con-
sratulslious ia person, although his
attorneys Fer5 pot overlooked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Uneie Toms Cabin. q"


Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin will b,
presented at the Opera House this after
noon ard evening, end doubtless it vi i, Of
usual, draw big houses. Reserved seats
can he secured at Hou.t's music store
The State Register, OF Springfield, III says
of il:
"TAe iayoIite old drama, Uncle Toms
Cabin, was presented at the Opera House
tonight by S etson's double company.
The familiar characters of Eva, ToDsy,
Marks, Aunt Ophelis, Eta, Cassie, ST.
Clair, Unce Tom George Harris, Phiness
Fletcher, Gump,ion Gate, Geo. Shelby,
etc, were oil portrayed more or less eject
usllY, and then the iubi.es singers, the
bloodhOunds and, Of course, the donkey,
all going to make mp the greatest enter
tainment OF the kind that ever visited
Springfield, and proved abundantly salts
factory to the large audience Come again,
Uncle Tom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
DENIED CLEMENCY.
Governor Lowry Refuses 10 Remit Jake
Kuraln's Sentence

Governor Lowry Refuses TO Remit Jake
Kuraln's Sentence.
NEW ORLEANS. December 2O.-The
Picayuns's Jackson, Miss, special Gays;
JAKE KilrAin accompanied by his counsel,
to-day called on Governor Lowry and
made application for clemsucy, asking the
Governor TO remit the imprisOn.
meut imposed on Kilrain upon his
paying the foe $500 and costs
of the Court. After hearing all that Kill
rain and his counsel had 10 say, the Gov
ernor briefly reviewed the case and con-
cluded by saying: IL fail to see the reason
Why you should bs relieved of your SEN
tsnce Of sixty days imprisonment, while
your successful antagonist stands commit
ted for twelve Onths. l cannot interfere II
the matter. But in February when your
cases are determined by the Snpreme
Court, il sfirmed you can then take Your
appeals 10 my successor. There were Other
participants in the fight more guilty than
either Sullivan or yourself" Kilrsin lefi
for New OfltaJ this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
FOR wKsT VIRGINIANs.
Matters Of Especial Interest at the Ma
tIOnaI OspltRl

Matters of Especial Interest at the Ma
tIOnai OspltRl.
Special Ttiegram 10 M Register.
WASHINGTON, d. O., December 90
Misses Mionie and Lucy LOring, OF
Wheeling, are in the city for a few days.
Senator Barbour, of Virginia, is bitterly
opposing the detail of naval officer for
Linsly Institute. He says that the mum
uer of officers that can thus be detached is
limited, and that the Lexington, Va, In
stitute bas the first claim.
Representative PendletOn will leave
upon the adjournment Of Congress, to-
morrow, for Charlottesville, Va, to visit
relatives. After few days there be will
20 to Wheeling.
Senator Faulkner to-day introduced q
bill 10 pay to the estate Cf A. II. Herr the
award made for the use of Herr's Island al
Harper's Ferry during the war. He slsC
introduced bill to correct the military
record Of John A. Baker, Of the 11th West
Virginia Infantry, so as to erase the order
of the court martial depTiving him OF pay,
and to allow him pay for the time OF hlF
service except for the five days be was abb
sent without leave. Baker left his com
maud at Clarksburg and was convicted by
court martial and sentenced to contine'
ment at hard labor and less of pay.
representative Alderson to-day intro
duced bill to refund to West Virginia
81 019 paid by the State to officers OF the
1891 Militia. It was the same bill Senator
Faulkner recently introduced.
Mr.. Anderson also introduced bill tC
pay Robert F. Reynolds OF Kanawha coun
~, $3.50 for bricks and wood taken during
the war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
HACKED To PIECES.


A Ohiosgo Mystery Fuu OF Horrible De
tails.
CHICAGO. December 20.-At 9 O'Clock
this morning Bruno E5erliug was arrested
on suspicion Of being the man who hacked
Max MantEell into mince meat in a base
meut on Pleasant street last night The
Mantwels are Germans aud have lived at
their present tome abou. three months
Bsro.e this they lived 10 Unlsud street
People who we're ueighbOrs OF theirs at toe
latter place say the MautTells did not
live happily together. Eb.Thng boarded
with them. and it is said that his atten
tions % his landlsdy were strongly object
cd 10 By Mantwel Since living at their
present abode E5erling has continued his
visits, though Mrs Mautwsll SAYS always
when her husband was AZ home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
ALONG TIE RIVER.

The Coming and Going OF steamboats,
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated Ia ieet o inches and falling.
The marks at Pitttburg last evening in
dicsted 9 t ct inches and falling; weather
cloudy and cool.
A number OF firms are reported as hay
ing put their miners to work in pools No
3 and 4, but es yet none Of the works IL
No. have been stsrtfd up. The price tC
be paid for mining 10 what has been de
manded by the miners. Some Of the ope'
rat1rs had contracts and 1t is said would
not hold OH any longer.
The funeral of the late Capt B. Given,
of Pittsburg, took place yesterday from
the family residence en- Buff street, and
was largely attended the marine fraternity
being we'll represented. Deceased was one
of the best known Ohio river pilots.
Harry Oliver, Of Belpre, the pilot Of the
steamer Rainbow, who was so seriously
burt about the face and head by sn OBJ
struction at the Rochester bridge a feS
dsys ago, 10 still cor lned to his bsd in Bel
pre-. Capt. divers hearing, it is feared,
will be permsntly Injured. he will ins,i-
tute proceedings against the Bridge Com
papy for heavy damages. - Marietta Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Given In LinsIy Institute hall, Last Even
ing by the Students.
The entertainment given by the Linsly
Institute students last evening at Linsly
Hall, YVES grand success, and one Of the
most Ell lysble giyel in the hall for many
day. All the seats were occupied ne
well as a good deal Of the standing room
The ball had been decorated with bunting
and flags, the drapery Of the siege being
especially pretty, and on either side stood q
stack Of arms. The programme WAS as
follOws, all those participating acquittiDg
themselves creditably, Mr.. Bdce espec-
tally:
Piano Tedesco-IisEl
Prof Krippahne.
Original The People We See
$. /. Norton.
Guitar Duet Selected
r A. Gilchrist George Mendel.
GerGan Lorele
wis Hogc.
Plano Solo. .............. ......... I'm Blumenheln
f. j. R0emer.
Original Grafton. "Tiials Of Scholar
g. W. Howell.
Plano Solo,. Muiligkum kanpi
X. A. Gilchriht
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; William Rne RL ce weather Bureau
George Mendel.
Probably the most interesting feature Of
the entertainment was the debate on the
question, "Shall the Worlds Fair be held
in New York or Chicaeo?p Messra. s
Harper and f. Kraft were New York's sup
poIters. and Messrs. Hall and II. Nes.
bitt represented ChcagO's interests. Mr.
Harper opened with strong well deliver
cd argument in favor of New York, and
was followed by Mr. Nesbitt for the Windy
City. Mr.. Kraft for New York wss fol.
loved by Mr. Hall Tor Chicago, the latter
gentleman making an especially atronR
and logical plea for the Western city. The
judges were Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, d.
D., Pro-. j. q. Or and Capt. Geo.
f. R1Jd. While Prof. Krippshnt
played piano solo, the gen.
tlemen held a consultation and de.
cided in favor OF the Young gentlemen
who 80 ably supported New York, although
il was hard matter to decide between the
two. The idea advanced by Me-. Harper
that for Chicago TO get the Fair would bS
serious blow to other aspiring Western
cit t'e', snchas 81. Louis, Cincinnati, 0mshe
Kansas City, Milwaukee and others was a
a strong one
One OF the plsassntest sort Of event.
then happensd-the presentation to Prof
ROemer by the students, Of handsome rel
of Victor Hugo's works. DR.. W. II
Cooke made the address, 10 which
he took occasion 60 make e strong defense
OF standard works CT fiction. Prof. Roe
mer responded neatly and briefly, extend
iDg his thanks for the present, and the
audience then retired ighly pleased with
the evenings entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
Is LEUTH INsANEt
Trial CT the Brutal Youre Murderer q
nIavaf..H

Trial CT the Brutal Youre Murderer at
Cleveland
CLEVELAND, O., December 20 The d,
fence in the Lsuth murder t,inl have been
at work three days on the insanity theory.
Several WITNESSES have testified 10 an epi
leptic faint in the family, Otio's grand
mother, mother and brother, as well az
himself, having been subject TO frequent
epilepuc convuleions. To-day thre promi
nent physicians were on the stand and
gave strong testimony for the defenso.
Otto Leuth ia the young murderer II a lit
tie eight yeor-old girl Of neighbor, whom
he brutally ravished and then killed. Her
body was concealed for over r. week under
the floor Of the Leuih house. OTTO is only
II years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
In FIELDS OF LABOR.
MGAW'S PRIBNDS FORFEIT THEIR K. OF L.
MEMBERSHIP.
The Prices Of Bar iron Ulchargsd-M MOnOusahsls
Miners Winning Their Striks-Jeannstie
Glass Blowers Oasss-Ths PrOsscu-
ton Likely TO bs Dropped.

PITTsBURG, PA, December 2O.-Ware-
houssmens' Assembly 1880, Knights OF
Labor, which recently reinstated ex Grand
Secretary Homer McGaw after he had
been expelled from the Order by the At
lanta Convention, refused to rescind their
action tonight, and decided to withdraw
from the Order and join the American
Federation Of labor. There was only QUE
fifth of the members present, and an etflri
will be made by McGla's opponents 10
retain the charter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
CHRISTMAS PLUMs.
Fat Thugs Giyen out OF Uncle Sans
Bounty.

Fat Things GIyen out OF Uncle Sans
Bounty.
WASHINGTON, December 90 The Pres
ident sent to the Senate to-day the follow
ing nominations;
To be Collectors of Cusioms-John Price
OF New Jersey, fer the district .Of Great
Egg Harbor, n. ] Henry ". danger
field, of Virginia, for the district OF Kappa.
hammock, Va; Thomss B. Johnston, OF
South Caroline, for the district Of Charles
ton, s. O.; Charles Y Osborne, OF Michi-
gan. for the district of Superior, Mich.
James S. Burdssll, Of Ohio, to be Ap-
praiser of Merchandise for the port Cl Gin
cinnati, O.
Edward G.. rockingham, of Massschu-
setis, to be Special Examiner of drugs,
medicines and chemicals in the district oI
Boston and CharlestowD, Mass.
Postmasters-Peter q. Van Mstre. at
Holden, Mo; c. H. Gere, Lincoln, Neb.
D. II. Swain, BluGrtrn, Ind. E. A. Jerne-
gan, Mishswaka, Ind; 8 d Byram, lab
erty, Ind r. J. Tilton, Ottumwa, Ia.
Also a large number Of recess appoint
mentg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
IMPROVE THE SHENANDOAH.
A Wet Virginia d sle alton LAbOring with
Casey"

A West Virginia ID sle alton LAboring Win
Casey"
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 2O.-Messrs.
H.Y. Daniels, n. O. Bracket and Col. J.
G.. Hearst of the Harpsr's Ferry Board ol
Trade, together with Judge Lucas, Senator
Faulkner and James D. Butts, TO day call
ed upon Col. Casey, Chief of Engineers
to urge the immediate application of en-
appropriation made ten years ago for the
Improvement of the Shenandoah river.
After Congress made the appropriation
about -, 500 was expended in surveys, and
then the War Department decided to
stop further expenditure on the
ground that the Government had sold
part Of the property involved in the con-
templated improvement, and that it would
be bad faith TO condemn il for Government
use. For years efforts to have the money
applied were turtle. Lately the owners
of the property to be affected sig1ihed
their willingness to cede TO the Govern
meut the rights necessary. Col. Casey re-
oeivsd the delegation to-day in a most
cordial and friendly spirit, saying that be
was sincerely desirous Of making all the
internal improvement needed The sltu'
alton at Harper's Ferry was explained to
Col. Casey, and he replied that he would
detail an officer to make survey and re-
port prCjsc for the imprOvem eat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
MANwELL I'D GRANTs.

Judge Brewer Again Allies Himself with
Corporate Power.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, December 2O.-By
sustaining a demurrer, Judge Brewer, OF
the U. s. Court, to day, decided a point
Involving ths main assets in the famous
Bsales Lsui Grant case, which involves
sixty million acres OF land in Colorado,
New Mexico, and Texas The title of the
case pending il, Interstate Land Co
against the Maxwell Land Grant 90, also
Maxwell Land Grant Co. against Vncente
Puctrea and others" The decision is ia
vorable TO Maxwell, in that 1t holds that
the grant 90 the Interstate Lsnd Co. can
not hold for the reasons that concessions
made by Mexico were never completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
W. VA. COAL

To BE Used in Making Gas ia PhllA-
delphla.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.-Direc'
tor Wagner has awarded contracts for the
Gas Bureau as fOllowe; Penn Gas Coal
Company, 1920 tons. $3.50; westmOre-
land Coal Company, 1920 tons, So S2i
Manor Gas Coal Company, 5000 tons,
So 81; @. B. Orcutt, $4,000 tons, $3.50
James BOyce, $1,000 tons, 50 rs; Newburg
Coal and Coke Company, 1880 tons,
So. rs; Despsrd Gas Coal Company, 1880
tons, So 76: Mountain Gas Coal and Coke
Company, 10000 tons, 1876; ]. & w.
Wood, 700 tons camel coal, $7l5
This is q total of 200, 40 tons, and all
the West Virginia companies were given
the full amount Of their bids except the
Manor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
LAST OF THE NIGHT.

f. M. Martin, of Lancaster, Pa q
Quay man, is a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
1t is believed row that Ditmnn, the
missing Philadelphia banker, committed
suicide. His mind was unbalanced by
financial trouble.
Sixty Of the leading Democrats of Col
umbus are out in interviews opposing the
election of Calvin s. Bnce to the United
States Senate.
j. W. Bookwaltsr, of Springfield, Ohio,
is ont as q Democratic candidate for the
Senate.
Max MantSell, Chicago labOrer, was
cut sixty times by burglar in the base
ment Of his own house.
The members Of Camp 20 Of the Clan
na-Gael are iucensed against BeePs for
saying that he believed OOughlin, O'Sulli-
van and Burke guilty of Crorin's murder.
The whole assessed valuation of the late
Jefferson Davis property in Harrison
county, Mississippi, is S. $40. The per
soual assessment wss S5Sl. Besuvoir ls
assessed at 81 500.
Henry W. Grady, editor of tho Atlanta
Constitution, is seriously i'll. Alarming
symptoms have developed from sickness
that was at first believed to be bad cold.
l. is estimated that from two to half
dozen car loads daily OF provisions and
clothing are being shipped from Sioux
Falls to the destitute farmers in South
Dakota.
The Jury in the case of Miss Flora Look,
on trial at Monttzums, Iowa, on the
charge of shooting ard killing man, en-
gagged in a chsrsvari serensde last August,
yesterday returned verdict of not guilty,
on the ground that the homicide was just-
fable.
The town of Franklin:on, y. O., was
burned; loss, $500
The Lake Shore road shows net earnings
Sc, Gal, 141 for the past year.
The Pan.American delegates were en-
tertained at the house Of Mr.. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
DETROIT'S HORROR.


Auoth.r Victim Taken aud Many More
VIII Die
Dsrror December 2O Another vie
tim is added to the disaster at the Tlden
school. l,st evening. by las death Of Bsr
tha Moody. aged fourteen. She vas
terribly barned sblut The waist, sni was
uaconsc ous hom the time Of the accident
unm hsr death ,hs morning. Nellie
Thatcher aged ioar,eeu. was horribly
b1rsed fron the waist uo and the chances
for her recovery are slight Lucy ksnsnAw
is also badly b1rned a10ut the neck sud
arms. Her recovery s. doubtful. Edna
Foida. aged thirteen. was irghti1l.y
burned about che bead and face
Her hsir was burned entirely OH
There are no hopes of her recovery. GeoI-
gis Homer is badly burned OF the back
aud abdomen. and there ere no hopes for
her reooverv. Nellie Wes'gaie was badly
burned about the upper portion of the
body and her head seriously scorched
Her injuries are thought to h' fatal
riith Wheeler. aeei l7, Eiua Holland,
AGED i3. and Bessie Bimic-d, aged lA
eereau seriously burned, bu, there are
sns1z hopes entertained for their recovery
Those slightly burned aie seven m nun
aer bnt their condition is not such as 90
cause gres, anxiety to their parents and
friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
THE w. 4 l.. Z.
The Action Taken at Toledo Occasions q
Good Deal of Talk.

The Action Taken NJ Toledo Occasions q
Good Deal of Talk.
The action OF the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad management, in relation to
the extension Of the line of the road from
Portland south along the river, WAS the
subject Of good deal Of talk about the
city, yesterday. The general sentiment
was that the talk Of making Bellsire the
terminus of the line WAS not to be taken
seriously, as it would cost an immense
amount OF money, without any apparent
benefi. accruing.
Oae gentleman. well qualified to speak
Of the matter, ssid:
"To extend the line across the country
to Bellaire, by way of St. Clairsville,
would involve the construction of about
twenty-five miles Of costly road, for prac-
tically nothing. In the same way, to
build the line from Portland TO Bsllaire
via Martins Ferry aud Bridgeport, would
also invOlve a tremendous expense, with
out any corresponding benefit. | would
like any reasonable man, of business train
ing or experience, TO point out one cOnsid-
GRAFTON which would impel the conslruc'
tion of any sort of line TO Bsllaire or St.
Clairsville, by the Whseliog and
Lake E'ie Company. Ga the other
hand, whether they want an
Eastern connection, via the B. &
o., or want to participate il
the freight business Of Bellsire, their mosl
direct route is over the union bridge and
through the city OF Wheeling. It's Just the
difference between building seven miles Of
easily constructed road from Portland
down to Martins Ferry, and of construct
ing a verJ costly line, three times ss long,
through the bills via St Clsirsyille, or OF
proloDgiDg the Martins Ferry line through
E,naville, Bridgeport and West Wheeling
"a very costly matter-to Bellsire. And
for what? To get to Wheeling It's like
going around three sides of square TO
reach place ust around the corner"
Auother.gen;leman said:
The Toledo telegram says the road in
tends to 20 TO Bellaire via the river. It's
going to he something of an engineering
problem to get another road through
Bridgeport! /. cost the O.. L. & W.
5000, 600 to get to Martins Ferry, and it
would cost the Wheeling ard Lake Erie
$500, 600 to get TO Bellaire. Railroad
companies are not 10 the habit Of wasting
that amount OF money"
A member of the Chamber Of Commerce
Committee said last night that as soon as
Council and the Board OF Commissioners
acted the representatives, Of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie would be brought here, and
O conference held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-21
TROUBLES COME FAST.
THg RBPUBMC0P BRAZIL WILL BIZ IEsIED
BY STORMS
Serious Nutny Reported From Rio-KaHy Prom
insnt Men ArTssisd-Ge1sra Foreign News.
Portugal Wants an Arbitration Confer
snes-The Scandal Case.

New YORK, December lO.-The follow
ing special cable has been received io this
city from Rio de Jaueiro: Already the
revolution by which Dom Pedro was de-
throned so quickly and without bloodshed
has begun TO develop serious trouble, and
the Republic leaders are finding tha. II Is
not so simple matter 10 oyeriurn sn En-
pire and establish a settled government In
itP place ss their eafy success ~ 6fsi
seemed TO indicate.
A mutiny hes broken ont among the
leaders Of the city. and bloody scenes are
imminent. The Government is taking
every means in its power 10 suppress tie
uprising, and hss made many arrests. Ru-
mora { I the trouble have been beard for
several days, and arrests have been msde
10 day OF insurgents
Gable and telegraphic messages are sub
mittsd 10 careful inspection by Govern
ment agents before tbey are allowed 90 be-
transmitted to the provinces or TO foreign
counties.