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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02


Territnrio de Nuevo Mejioo, H..cundo Di,if
Judicial, Condado do Berhalillo,
v. W. Dospson. QuejAnts,
Va, y No. BSOt,
W. II, Craaidock, DemAndAdo.
Emborso por dsnds
III 'rmandado erts pnr esta notihcado Que
demanda pur amhargo por dendA hA . is ID
enAAdo contra usted on Ia torte ds Disurite
rcgunto Distr.to Judicial dial Territorio ds -
eyo Meiico por 81 cont1do lie Hsrnalilio 4
u. W. Do'~on como actor, para rrcabrar IL -
de uutnientos pessa por cuente de dererbost +
auosniio -srvicios hschs por I'll actor en i
can ts lea nesecio- del demanda'io como sbcsn2
. corseisro que al propislad ha sido emisfp1
Que nj meme. Que v. comparcros al prom
tsrmino de dicha torte que coinenasio y p
en- Albuquerque, Suevo Aeiico 81 primer -
do Octubre, irss. Juicio-.re daia ON 81 eunt&
sn propiasisd ssra yendi.sia para setisfaeS !
mtsmA
CHAB. y. HUSr,
kscriba1A
W. h. CHILDERs, AhAsado por el Actor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Tn" refusal ~ the house OF com.
mons tu adjourn GA Derby day recalls
u story related ~ one ut the iuman
Cath Ii" peers who took their -rats
some four ar five 'rHr- after the
pa--ap" u, III" first reform bin. ter
an exclusion Of century anG hart
lilo CAV" notice that On u certain day
he would make certain motion,
whcruupOn there ARCS" from las mo-
bic colleagues IA general cry Of "lIcr-
by The astoni-h"d upvic" named
another dag, only t. II" r.ctrd with
IN equally unanimous "Npu-tuiail nu
Of "laSs' ~ TINS, h" explained
that hr would have tu ask tho Tor
g,vonc-s Of their iurdship~. bat. ha,.
Ing been educated abroad, he wa
forced Ia admit that h" was not "a
miliRr with the ii-t II saints ga,
In IA" Ang lean calendar Argouaut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
AN INUNDATED TOWN.


Schncidcmuhl town in the pro-
vince Of hus"u, IL disturbed, our Her.
lin correspondent says, lay remark.
one ~ the streets there stood u pump
whic virldcb hnl ,vp'"- iH,,"u,uun
II was removed, aud bnrings for an ar.
tcSiau we'll were begun. About the
first 81 July a sur,ng was reached.
but the water which gushrd forth was
thtrN and impur" When depth Of
200 feet had been sounded an immense
volume ~ water flowed, and ran down
the street To- the kurdow riyulrt
The water was allowed T. flow. for
weeks In the hope that IL would bc-
come clear. But about week ago great
cracks became visible In the neighbour.
ing houses Attempts were now made To
stop up the spring. The conduit pipe
had been removed long since Bu, the
water still gushrd forth. Great car.
loads Of sand amt stones were thrown
in, but the water penetrated every.
thing. The work goes on dav and
night experts from berlin panlig and
KONG >burg have been SUMMONED, but
nobody can do anything The houses
roundabout are more and more cndan-
gercd, aud the pavement has begun 10
get loose, one day lately the alarm.
bell was heard calling the hrrIncn.
The water had forced for itself another
passage aud no longer flowed DOWN
the gutter, but invaded Ia. cellars of
the houses. The water OF the great
lake near Naustettin has since then
sunk many feet The number Of
houses threatened Is twelve, and the
occupants have all had Ia leave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
coNHECTioNs.

CONNECTioMs.
ALBrqUEEaus A; 7. a q. v. H. IL for all
Asa FonE santa W. Prescott q PhosniI Hail
80. 49, kOyt Whippls and PRESCOTT, eonnscuon
with stage line Toe poiata in central Arizona
SELiuANS- Prescott a Arizona Central Nail
waI Tor Prescott.
BLAkE nevada southern Hallway for Purify
and conncction with stage lines for mining dis
BAasrow -Sout,ern California Hallway for
Las Angeles, SAT- Diego and other southern CAL
MoJAvE-S Southern pacihe hallway for ban
ymnci-co, sacramento aud other northern Cali
fOrnla posnts,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
n" change y made by slsspins car passengers
l'-t w-'n ran Francisco aud Kansas City. OF San
Diego ard Los Angeles aud Chicago.
Tho Great Middle Route Across the
American Continent.
In connection with ,he railways of the 'SAnts
fe Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEME>ry
EXCELLkNr ACC
'SUPEhiOn fAllLIrlkS!
PICTURESQUE SCkNEhfl
The Grand CaAos Of the Colorado, the most sub
lime OF Nctnrs's work ON the kAsth, can easily bs
ON this Rad. 70 the Sstsrsi BsiSss 81 AHsess
and hoatsssma's Well you can journey most d.
rscii} b, this line, Observ. the Asels.s isais.
q. sky v,.t &. fssr "a 1i S.::... S.sl S.s
risa. Scs and marvel At ths freak vi Cassa
plssie. Tsks : lant,ns Typ IN The paxni aeea'
Find nlcr-st IN the ruins of the prehistoric fave
and Clin D~ellsrs. View the iorss~, Cantilsvst
l'r'ds" In Am'r0" across sH@ cOi s,sa fiy.s'
Gensr.i is..snsss Assn,
s-p prs =, Cal and Aleeqsss?as y NJ
Aibuaueraue. New As1ico.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
FRAGMENTS or FOREIGN NEWS.

Quebec. Dec. 2,-Thc Provincial Government re-
cclycd "a setback I'm the upper house OF the LeSlsia-
fure last night The BEAUFORT Asylum blll, "hlch
r,as sod the Legislative Assembly by "A Substautia
,iorltv came up for discussion IN the Legislative
t'ouncu. ana was opposed by Mr. Archambault for
followed with a speech IN its favor 4 vote was
then taken. resulting in tr-tcn against ten-and
In. Government Nas thus defeated on the meas
urc The Government Will not change It's policy
Constaniiuoplc Doc. 4S.-rhe directors and ed-
tors Of the so-callod foreign papers published here
refuse to submit the trade recently issued by the
sultan. declaring that the papers would be sus-
iishel the names of the contributors To the papers
Paris Dec The Cabinet has decided that NJ
Dub1st Minister Of Justice. shall speak Tor the
Government at the funeral Of VI. Victor Schoelchcr
the statesman. author and traveller. who died on
Tuesday
Rome. Dec. 2S.-Krg Hunhert has increased his
annual subscription to thc Roman benevolent socie
ties by SlovD
Brussels. Dec. 2S.-rhe Roth schlds have conveyed
their shares Of The BOrnage mines To the Belgian
Soclate Generate. which II is supposed, aims TO
nati0nalize tie mines.
London. Dec % This was settling day at the
settlement passed easily. Two small failures those
Of Frederick Phillips broker and Thomas =
Grant. Il jobber In railroad securities. were an
nounced
Vienna. Dec. 2s-The snow is six feet deep In
Cacia and In the adjacent districts OF Russia. and
traffic Is greatly interfered with.
London. Dec 2S-The Scottish Liberal Association
have adopted an address to Mr.. Gadstons. heartily
ndorsng his policy and declaring their belief that
the House OF Lords ultimately Will be compelled
to yield 10 the peoples will in regard TO Home
Rule for Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

Pittsburg Dec 2s-The Rev Wilbur +. Crafts
Of this city has resigned his "ditorship OF n"
Christian Statesman" with view 20 returning -
the ministry or supervising national bureau OF
reforms at Washington. lie mas just '"hPI'''" '''
years OF reform work
Chicago. Dec 2s-I.ee Sang. a member OF ne
firm OF Hop Wing Lee. gr0cers. yesterday maze tnr
first application from Chlnaman for a ccrUlc'i'
of residence under the amended G'iry i:iW II -
thought that within a few days there VIII pr i'''N
applicants for registration.
Leavenworth Kan. Dec. 2S.-A hight ocSuircI
Yesterday evening between several soli'rIS' un ii'
which Trumpeter Wilson. of Company !, l"tn IN
fantry received injuries which may prove tataL
the close Of tn twenty-iifth ycar since the calan
lshrnent of Egbcris Institute founded by the glit
OF Egbert Egberts. and now used as hlsh SVnopL
Chester A. Arthur was appointed prlhclpdi vl lne
until the following summer when he resigned 10
study law.
HonesdsIe, Penn. Dec. 2S.-The Rev. George e.
Hail. rector OF Grace Church. HoneShale ana arcn M
deacon Of this diocese. has accepted the can OF ,t
Johns Episcopal Church. Wilmington p'i' to W.
Its rector
Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 2S-Colonel W. W. Reed a
we'll known lawyer. committed suicide to-day by
blowing his brains out with pistol Deapondency
over business trouble is supposed 10 nave caused
the act.
Danvle H.. Dec 2s-iliss Katie Milmore. a
we'll known school teacher, twenty years ola, wa,
thrown from her horse while 'eturnlnR rom schou
yesterday afternoon. Her foot caught IN tne sur
rup and she was dragged 10 drath Dy ln' lis"'V"''
horse.
Denver, Col. Dec. 2s-Andrew Coates. coinmander
OF the State Sailors and Soldiers lone. AT Monte
Vista, Is sick, with little hope OF tNcoNery. M"qa
Coates gained an enviable record IN me wal. TIC m
volunteered from New-York state ana Tor years
after hostllites ceased, prominent In the coun
ellis OF Tammany Hall He came 10 Colorado SIX
years ago In search OF health
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE RESOLUTION NOT BADLY DAMAGED.
TERRIFYING INSTABILITY OF The Efa1ISh VA"
SHIP DURING TIE STORM IN THE
BAY OF BISCAY.

Iondon Dec 2S-In reply to quesuoh dsAeu
-, Mr. Rowles in the House of Commons 'o-uay
c;r l, Kav-shuttexorth. Secretary to the Ap-
roiral,v said that the warship Resolution "ai "o'
haor materially damaged by her recent experience
n,i,h a storm in the Bay Of Biscay II was car
cuIated that 1t would cost 1860 70 repair her' ne
had asked for further details
Admiral Hersey has sent to "Ihe lHhes
.r Aroro an officer OF the warship Resolution" "''o
savs tho, he never before went through sucl ,1 a
in the recent St''i, -
a,rants attention to the stability oi tne he
~ ec,ireiv a matter OF theory. paSe' "Iut
as aia.ion ~ the constructors Of the deiI t@eis' @
cacuaa ', heinq a maximum stability at ~ degIc,Si
,i,,b a rapidly declining chance OIL iiSntt5 ,rhe
.a,tshinV point of 50 degrees ls redC
1e 81, rolled 10 ~ degrees each way, ii''in
af,ar che entered the Bay OF Blscay, III IVA
arete weather During the gaze w -, feet
ar ,he forebridge which w2s thH E,,aoroed
over @ III water" says the writer enn,,
sior.lv keeping the vessels head 10 1he Sc helm
s III he time that any deviation Oi & pear
s a ,-aok down the engines ana ~ ,a'S NO
I'D wo,,ld capsze the ship Inc ~ NJ 10 cues
kale ose rhat IL was best TO do We II AZ ~ ne
uoIr t for fear of going Al . ieu,ed ms
80. t,hr,non of December q the Wealte. Iva make
a. a. aI,er orr course couple 1l e9,an1idlv as
tto tr as she could. but the eVatll 80 exnnrience
iar aS naLes every man Of mature 'NF ~
pttIity Tsni thorou9hlv unsnfe. ,ana that the
apDrn a,.h ISsi,v News joins in the
pasninton be tested and her thinks that
hs sSe leaves England The %riter, nu echo
before sne Scent 3erhaDs the Admraity VII lin
everyb04uf, ..Tbe whole country VIII hManio av
tnIs oPi,nOt ANXIETY" he adds. the ,n,iv con
nre nnreess53ons Of opinion by the oihclal' u'
rpsrneS p in the warship's CONSTRUCTIONS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
HOW THE ITALIANS WE'RE MAS>ANRED

WITNESSES DESCRIBE THE BRUTALITY OF THE
FRENCH LABoRERS AT AIGUES-MoRTES'
Anrouleme Dec 2S-At the trial to-day OF the
nrisoners accused Of participating in the attack on
August 16 on the Italian laborers employed a' .As
Aieles- Mortes salt works, when ten men were Ai''
and twenty-six wounded, several witnesses 'es'ieu
FRAT one of the prisoners. Constant fired al the
Italians who had been thrown into pit 'ohs'an.
denies that he did this Gendarme Richaru Saiu
that the prisoners to blame for the massacre
ono OF them Vidal, savagely bludgeonea the
Italians and 1t seemed though he wanted 10
crush them 70 jelly. -
Police CAPTAIN Cabley described his arrival at
AisuesNIortes after ride of forty miles on horse
hack He found the Frenchmen besiegins the
italians in a bakery He could not succeed IN ara"-
tng off the attack until the next morning Lea'n"s
that band Of the attackers were gong 10 m dn-
eouse a suburb Of Aigues-Mories' ne went uio''
ON horseback at fun speed. and helped 10 Itaahs I
10 fortify themselves in barn against the tIencii
men The latter broke through The ponce il;.ss anu
NJ ~ ~ force the doors When the roof was on The
Frenchmen threw tiles and lalss StOreS llySs vas
iSan Tnceiyed that Italians arriving at Pecqnes
and that they % were Goins nt 70 pecenan to tee-
phone for soldiers. but the oihcer l%ouIp % , u,a' ~
Tbpe Situation was becoming extremely, critical
and the captain parieyeu Win pom SUI, i,,s
nersuaded the Frcnchmen 10 let the llal!ais !eaS
peaceably He then vent away thpkng m cs ra' near ear
trouble had quic,ed down put as ne ne cam nd Of
eoo r'en were arriving there from AigueS- NpflcSii
These men were armed with rifles. bludgeois aaiu
nitcbforks and also carried flags and drums. nm. ms
band attacked the Italians returning from ran, ran
Souse The latter attempted TO fee tut We t,
ccaught nv the attacking party and a butcneiE iv.
Swsd Vhen an italian fe,i. If he still breathed
~" first Frenchnan VINO passed him would nam
,nar him on the head Ntn bluoseon Gilu ~
man was dead The crowd tried 70 inimldate t the
witness who then ordered his men to nIe mo ,S ire
air with their revolVtrs Tho crowd responder WIZ
1he cries: 1T is like Fourmies You assassin OF
vour countrymen." The Gendarmes themseMVes We
!.nra ,breatened The mob finally held al Day
snd the police escorted the unnJdred and some OF
the injured Italians 10 place oi secut,yi dnd ~
,nica then returned the scene OF the attdc4 'liI
ppicked up seven dead and twenty-one "ouhaeo
Italians.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE NI,NTONoMOH OFF TO SEA

SIZE WILL 60 TO HAMPTON Ho>NS AND REPORT
FOR FINAL INSTRUCT NJ.
When the be-turreted iron-cad Mai'.oho"'o"
left the Navy Yard at o'clock yesterday ""e'noo"
for Hrozi by way of Hampton Roads tnere were
many who recalled that day in March, NO. wneh 'he
,,ra,inol Ericsson Monitor passed down the h'st
,,t,..r an her way To- Hampton Roads. but on dit-
f.r.nt mission although IN both cases the V'sSe'S
:, >.u,York 70 meet emergencies. Ana there were
mani, those who have made a study OF weapons
and munitions of war-who no doubt mentally re-
na,t.I Admiral Porter's assertion To secretary
waIles when he Inspected the Monitor Ihis Is 'he
strongest nghting vessel the world. and can whip
anything ahoat - 49,.
p,t tho difference in the armament or the TWO
s,.,s and of other features is marked although
IN. principle Of the two iS pracucaIN the S'i''e'
r, ,, vessels ar, alike in general appearance eN-
cept that the Monitor had only one turf VIII itr ~"
Mantonomoh has two turretS. lnv ~, h,. = siny1e
60 only 9p feet Ions. and was propelled pN y S'nSlc
screw run by "grasshopper engines VIII tnr W
Mantonomoh Is 26O feet long am - p crau"s ~
inclined compound engines running tWln s.'ra.n
The former had an armament OF WG f"r G.incb
p'cch7l"aiing rifles two G-pounder and Two 3
kiss rcyolving cannon and two Calling guns; The
turret of the Monitor was made Oh ,ai,are @ n nv''
plates while those of the Mantonomoh are com
hound steel armorcd turrets. , 49,,
captain Rush r. Wallace the commander OF the
Niontonomoh said yesterday that he had receiver
orders from the Navy Department TO proceed WIN
The vessel to Hampton oraJ HorIok n Navv Yard and to
The Secretary Of the Navy. and await final III
structions. .t..., ,o,aao,,io,
'I,ut | learn that you have received conhdentiai
orders: will YOU kindly tell me the nature oi mem
asked the reporter To this 'Hptoih W aliaC' re-
piled promptly. well as to that can't answer
The vessel was coaled and fully equipped with
sea stores and ammunition when she eft the Navy
Yard at ! o'clock. but one OF her TWO dynamo en-
zines was away being repaired. consequently the
Interior lamps and the side lamps outside, and also
The earchlights will have To be run with one en-
cine for the present She passed Sandy Hook AT
y. m -. c.,.,,, p,,.. Z,
Wallace commanding Lieutenant. Robert f. Car
mady executive; Isutsnants J9hn Al Rodsers
Tappan; Paymaeter H. T. Is. Harris; SURGEON.
Dwight Dickinson; chief Ensineer Alfred Alan. Jan
Assistant Engineer. H. O. Stckney' ana En"igns.
V. O. Chase and IT, &. Decker She mas crew or
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
RESCUED FROM THE FLAMES.
THE WIFE OF COLONEL c. NJ. MLEAN BADLY
BURNED
WHILE IMPERsONATING SANTA CLAUS HER
COSTUME CATCHES FIRE-SAVED BY
HER NEPHEW.

HER NEPHEW.
Mrs c. NJ Mclean, wife OF Colonel c. NJ. Nc
Lean, Of Mount Vernon and q niece Of the late
Colonel George Mclean. of the Old Guard, was
terribly burned yesterday afternoon while i'm
personating Santa Claus at a Christmas enter
tainment given by the women Of the Episcopal
Church of the Ascension to the poor children Of
Mount Vernon. At least 200 children were
gathered in Willard Hall at 1880 o'clock when
Mrs Mclean, arrayed Santa Claus, stepped
upon the stage by the brilliantly illuminated
Christmas tree. Hardly had she appeared when
a tuft Of Gotten on the back of her costume
caught fire from one Of the candles on a lower
branch Of the tree Mrs Mclean screamed for
help. The Rev. +. NJ. S. Taylor, rector of the
church, sprang TO her assistance and tried 10
tear the blazing cotton from her. He was not
successful, and as the flames rapidly en-
veloping her. William Greene, her seventeen
year-od nephew, sprang upon the stage, tore
off his overcoat and wrapped 1t around her
head and neck and quickly subdued the fire.
panic had seized the children in the mean
time and 1t required the united efforts Of num-
Der Of cool-headed women present to quiet them
They were finally pacihed and medical aid was
summoned for Mrs. Mclean. Her face and neck
were horribly burned and she is completely pros
trated from shock Doctors who attended ner
said last night that they could not yet tell how
serious her injuries are, as they had been com
PEELED to put her under the influence of ether.
Dr. TAYLOR the rector, burned both Of his hands
badly and tainted twice from pain and excite
mpnt.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TIE ASSASSINATION OF MRVA.
DESIGNS FOR poMBs FOUND At THE LODGITGs /
OF TWO OF THE PRSoNERS-THE
BOHEMIAN DIET OPENED.


Prague Dec 2s-The Official Gazette" in an
article on the recent assassination Of MrVa. VINO
the Young Czechs charge was an agent provacateur
Of the police. says that the indirect connection be-
tween the speeches made by Young Czech members
of the Reichsrath and the murder Of Mrva con-
demns the party in the eyes Of everybody at home
and abroad 1t adds that well-disposed men ought
to revise their political programme.
In searching the lodgings Of Dragoun and DalezaI'
two of the men accused of completely in the as
sassnation Of Mrva. a Socialist pamphlet and de-
signs for bombs found Both Drasoun and
Daleza were members of the Omladina Society,
the Socialist organization which WAS founded by
Mrva for the sole purpose, many oi It's mcnberS
now assert. of leading them into making demOnstIa-
tiOns and then betrayng them TO the authoritles. .
The Bohemian Diet opened to-day. The thet
Provincial Magistrate made address. in which
he said that the Parliamentary business would be
limited to non-cOnteEtiOus measures ana may no
political debates would be allowed II had been
expected that the opening Of the Diet would De
made the occasion by some Of the Young 'zcch
members for creating disorder. but the demeanor
Czcchs formally laid before the House proposal
that the extraordinary measures adopted ny tne
Imperial Government in its treatment or BoheHla
should be abolished.
Berlin Dec 2S.-'The "Vorw.irts.' the organ Of
the German Socialists. commenting on the assas-
sinaton of Mrva. says that il can well un ana
how a man who has created for himself deadly
enemies should be stabbed to death as was NlrNa,
who began by founding secret societies, anu m
ished by surrenderng In cold blood his comrai, :
TO the police The article does not contain single
word condemning the assassination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TWO VICTORIES FOR PEIXOTO.
INSURGENTS SAID TO HAVE BEEN REPULSED
ON SEA AND LAND
THE CRUISER ALsuRAyrE TAMANDARE BEATEN
OFF BY THE FORTS AT NICTHERoY-REBELS
N RIO GRANDE DO SUI DEFEATED

THE CRUISER ALMRAYrE TAMANDARE BEATEN
OFF BY THE FORTS AT NIcTHERoY-REBELs
IN RIO GRANDE DO SUI DEFEATED
WITH THE Loss OF eco MEN.
tcopyrioh. 1893. BY The United Prs")
Rio Janeiro, Dec. 28.-The Brazilian Foreign
Minister acting for President Peixoto, authorizes
the representative of the United Press to send
the following information:
The insurgent cruiser Almirante lamahuare
was worsted to-day in an engagement with the
Government forts at Nictheroy. heavy nre
was maintained by the combatants which hhaiy
resulted in the beating off Of the warship' which
was seriously damaged. The craftsmanship OF
the Government gunners showed consioeraole
Improvement and comparatively few or their
shots went wild.
The Government has received advices con-
drming the report OF the loss at ltajahy OF the
insurgent steamer Meteoro in a recent hght with
the Government forces.
The INSURGENTS besicgng Bage In the state
~ Rio Grande do Sui. assumed active operations
against that place. and suffered severe re-
pulse. Their loss in killed. wounded ana PRISON
ars WAS 600 The insurgents there are under the
command # General TaVares. This ls the sec
,nd limo this month that the loyal troops al
Baae has defeated III" insurgents. The prey
engagement took place at the beginning OF D De-
ccrnber. when the insurgents were defeated VIII"
London. Dec. 2S-The Brazilian Legation here
dis.redits the report that Count ARGOS the
Portuguese Minister TO Brazil has been COM
PEELED hy the Brazilian Government 10 remain
in Rio Janciro against his will. officials at
the Logation to-day told the representative "i
tho United Press that It would have been I'M
pc ssbc for Peixoto's Government TO commit
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
RIFFIAN CHIEFS DELIVERED TO SPAIN.
TWO TURNED OVER BY MULEY ARAAF TO GEN
EnAL CAMPOS, WHO HAS SENT THEN 10
TANGIFR FOR TIE sULTAN's JUDGMENT.


Mclila. Dec 2s-Muley Araaf brother Of the Sui
tan Of Morocco who was sent by the sultan as
envoy. to settle the trouble between the Spaniards
and Eihians Yesterday turned over as prisoners
to General MARTINEZ Campos, me commander oil
the Spanish troops here. two Of the k'iilah chle'S
Sidi Maimon Moiatar and Haich Iiach General
Car1p,s ordered that they be PLACED on the Spanish
cruiser Isla de Luzon. which will convey them 70
Taneier The sultan VIII de'eImie tne ,, III
which will be- inflicted upon them. Both uie pIt,S-
onors haV, been extremely active IN drecu'S t''
"SIiadrid' '5'' Dee 9SH,iencrai Campos Commander-n
chief AT Ai,lula has been appointed special cnIey
10 the sultan 10 arrange with aim tn terms OF the
st5rt for Taneicr early in Janriry The bulk Of
the Spanish troops now at .lilll will leave camp
forthwith hut viii be massei at strategic points points
coast Il Africa pending th, hnil settehen,' M VIZ ~
Of th. African positions to b, occupied by large
Mulcy Araaf induce, II. chiefs. MSjatar And And
Voch 20 visit him. and then seized them Inc
rr'.orers were greatly detected being escorted
through the Spanish camps Muey Araai ptolisnS M pn
10 surrender also the Arab priest; Santon de Pun
tlla. who has been an active instigator oi the
Paris' Dec 2s-The Figaro" says that Morocco
has sounded France reearling "A special emna-sy
which the sultan desires 10 send TO President '"rhot
in tho spring.
Tho s,irrenaering Of The two Rhian leaders s in
conformity with the sixth clause Of the ultimat'm
which according TO "El Liberal" Madrid r~Ter
was discussed between Marshal Martinez Campos
and Muley Araaf the brother Of the Moorish sultan
1t must be added that the Spanish Generalisslmo
consented to modify slightly the sixth condition. IN
acco rdauce with the prayer Of the Mussulnan n"go
tiator In his conference with Muley Aruaf Mar
shal Martinez Campos exncted: The surrender TO
him of Moorish hostages the disarming Of the
Iinans occupation by the Spanish troops OF
portion OF the Ran territory. dclimitation or the
neutral zone. destruction Of the Moorish trenches
hy the Rinians themselves and chastisement Of the
currits who wcr. 20 Doe surrendered for that pur-
-. t.f. %. fttf .,rvsr arm