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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
news IN BRIEF,

The trans Mississippi Congress at
ogden, Utah, has adjourned till next
year at San Francisco.
At the municipal election in New
castle, Ind, the eutre Republican
ticket was elected by a large majority.
Lightning destroyed part OF the
house OF George kiser IN Lebanon,
Ind, and burned the casters from tho
bed on which a lO-year-old boy was
sleeping without harming him.
The Hotel Pfster, which cost 81 900,
900 and is owned principally by Charles
Phster, was opened at Milwaukee,
Wis. II was crowded with guests for
the occasion.
lIornsby, charged with forgery,
while being taken by officers from Chi
cago to st. Paul, MINI, jumped from
the train. After long search he was
arrested near Hastings, Mimi.
The unsecured creditors of the Lady
Enslcy Coal and Iron and Railroad
Company have brought suit at Mem
phis, Tenn, TO have $500, 600 Of bonds,
alleged TO be fraudulent, declared
void.
The steamer Miowera will leave
Sydney May 10 for the first trip TO
Vancouver, B. G., over the new line
established by the Canadian Pacific
Railroad The announcement was
nude at San Francisco
Forty victims Of the recent cyclone
were buried at Guthrie, o. T. A fund
OF $40, 600 has been raised in the Terri
tory for the relief Of the destitute fam
lies
Announcement is made at Knoxville
! Tenn, that Senator Proctor Of Yer
mont. with two local capitalists, will
break ground soon for the largest mar
BILE mill in the word
Freddie Beitz stole S5s from his
grandmother at Little Rock, Ark, So
cured a companion, Edward Saunders
of the same age, IA years, and started
for the Worlds Fair They we're ar
rested at 81, Louis
Tropic Yego, q prominent ranch
man, while riding along the road SIX
miles from COrdova, Mexico, accom-.
panied by two servants, was attacked
by bandits, killed and robbed. One OF
the servants was also killed IroopA
have gone in pursuit of the bandits.
Gen. Crook, commanding Jhe bcpArt-
ment Of Arizona, has reported to Wash
ington that the reports regarding tho
Navajo outbreak were exaggerated.
All necessary steps have been taken 70
protect the people and quiet the In
dians
The recognized Allegheny Valley
Railway company elected these Off
GERS al Pittsburg. President, w. II.
Barnes: Directors, George h. Roberts,
John p Green, Henry d. Welsh, ?. a.
b. Wiedener, Samuel Rea, John D.
johnson The earnings we're 50, s6e,-
100, net earnings. s,O4A136
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
IN MAR rs OF TRADE
GRAIN PRICES HIGHR, on THE
CHICAGO BOARD.

CHICAGO, May 3 There was consider
able delay IN he wheat trade after tine first
hour on account of the slow posting nf the
stocks making up the visible supply When
the figures were all In the result was disap.
pointing TO the general trade. At the
opening the May deliveries were thought
70 be little over = Nc0.O oO bu, or halt what
the trade looked for The weather was gem
arally cold and uulHvorahle for all crops hy
the morning map Prime was out in
IA bulletin saying he wheat crop is retro
grading Mark Lane while saying there is
no cause for alarm, estimated tho Indian
crop alone So uOO. 900 bushels short of last
year. Liverpool cables we're firm and
steady The prompt way in which the
cash wueAt was cared for gave tho whoe
trade confidence. The market started at
saturday prices around II sc MAY. a.,
July, t6ts September On the early
buying the advance was cent for
all months with May at re July up to
154c, September 70 iTsc The decline
which followed was slow The noon signal
service prediction was for fair weather and
rising temperature over all the wheat
States for tomorrow Nhs was more IA
vorable from the crop point Of view This
and the increase in the visible put the mar
ket back. The entire gau Of the morning
was lost and July sold back to 144c, with
only little recovery 90 14lsc before /
O'Clock The loca receipts we're heavy a.
800 cars, with 400 q tlmated for Wednesday
Everything in the way of news In the
corn trade was on the buying side of the
market. There was a bull market early in
the day with an advance of +, c in the May
- in the other months At O'Clock the
May held lgc over the Saturday closing
price while other futures held hut a shade
better than before The May sold 4l44G42
d4l4c July so,d 43Atd A043atc Sep
TENDER sold a. sOf45N4IosaHa,c The re
ceipts were light al l21 cars The estimate
for 60 morrow was so cars The more
favorable weather predicted for tomorrow
and the drop Ia wheat after the first hour
gave the easier feeling after ] o'clock
The provision market opened with a
whoop at big advance IN prices since Fri
day The continued cold rains which killed
Oft the young pigs a year ago are having
their counterpart this season with similar
result Tint, together with small stocks
makes the speculative position an exceed
iugly strong one and would easily account
for the readiness OF short sellers 60 take
alarm upon any display OF aggressive tao
tics hy the hull, Tho latter worked upon
the fears of thu shorts for an hour or so this
morning. Tho Iowa weather and crop
bulletin for April remarked that all sec
tions of the state reported the destruction
of young pigs from the cold and excessive
moisture, aud the supply would this year
be from 20 to 25 per cent below the average
Go NJ quotations were
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
WILD RIDE ON A RUNAWAY CAR
A Michigan Man Has a Narrow Escape
from Death,

A Michigan Man Has Narrow Escape
from Death,
MARpUETTE, Mich, May Peter
Unbault of this city was certainly
born lucky. lie coasted three miles in
four minutes into town yesterday
on a runaway gravel car, turned flip
flop in the air when the car was de-
rallied in the yards, struck on his head,
got up without assistance, dug the
sand out OF his mouth and walked
away, literally without a scratch
The Duluth, South Shore \ Atlantic
Railway comes in here from the west
down long steep grade, on which
many fatal accidents have occurred. SO
that when the shriells of the locomotives
in the yards were heard every one
knew that runaway train ~ car was
coming and rushed that way.
A construction train was working
three miles up the grade. Unbault
was engaged in switching the pillow
car around the train and it got away
from him. lie rode it into town snd
stopped as related. The remains Of
the car can be used for kindling.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
The latest quotations for United States
ChIcngo Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May 2-V VEGETABLES Cabbages,
ordinary variety, 9lnl0c; Florida stock,
g. 2J025O; carrots new, home grown,
Sl.25 per brl; tomatoes s. 3503 % per
case; onions, yellow, S2,0O02 %; red,
s. O0 green onions, SIO0ql25 per
bu, beets, IL 25.02 30 per brl; good
TO fine lettuce, s. 50I04 90 per bril-
celery 401U5dc per doz sweet potatoes. Hi
u0is, S3s5a40O per hrl sage Zoe per ID
FRUIrs-Apples choice to fine cas-
tern, t2.2jla2.35 per brl; No z, all
kinds, 81 OOal ~ per brl lemons, $500
400 per box; bananas, sl2j0lJJ per
bunch oranges, FlOrida-, S.5O03OO per
box; russets 81 75I12 % yer box piueap-
piles e. 80 per doz and q 25a2OO.
fRBgTrER Demand good. Fancy cream
cry. q ta2sc per 10 good creamery, 25I'G
27c, medium creamery, 254U26ci poor
creamery. 20n23c; dairy, select 26@37ci
No I. 2G'027c; No. 2, 4a25c, packing
stock, zoe ladies' 30 22lr23c No, 2. 2Oci
grease, 7ul0c.
CHEESE ~ Demand light steady Full
cream Young Americas. ll8llIc per ID
cheddars lOf[Hlic twins, llMllHc brick.
fancy brand l4tfl9i5c Limburger, choice.
I3tIal4c. Swiss, I6Ul554c.
BERRIES Strawberries, demand light
Florida stock ranged from 2Dc 70 25c per
at fancy at 30635c Louisianas at u 500
800 PER case Of ~ pints. Texan STOCK
ranged at 81 0DU4OO.
Receipts heavy; demand light
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
TRUST SECRETS.
The United states Leather Company
Nearly Ready TO he Launched.


NEW YORK, May The final de-
tails in the organizing of the Leather
Trust, composed of the leading dealers
in sole leather in New York, Bosto !,
Baltimore and other places, and also
including owners OF large tanneriei in
the country, to be called the Uniyed
States Leather Company, are now be
ing carried out, aud it is expected
that public statement win be
published tomorrow morning. 1t
was said yesterday that the com
pany will capitalize at $3.50, 900, 600
$50, 900 900 preferred $50, OOQ, 600 com
mon, and Sl0,OO0,OO0 in lebenture
bonds Merchants in tb trade are
very reticent. Several said yesterday
that the trust is not completely organ
lied, while on the other hand it was
said that the trust was organized, and
that one use at least made a pur-
chase fro the trust yesterday.
LIMA, ~ito Nay The Manhattan
Oil Company is far from being absorbed
by the Standard oil Company from all
appearan ses; the latter yesterday be-
ing forced by strong competition to
advance t4.e price of Lima oil cents
per barrel making the price now AZ
cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

Dies MONIES, Iowa, May THE
commission appointed by Gov Bots to
make an investigation of affairs at the
Anamosa penitentiary has organized.
man, and the other members are Al
W. Swain of Oskaloosa and Represen-
tative James Mccain OF Dubuque
They propose making thorough in
vestigation, and will begin at Ana
mosa in couple of days, The Gov
ernor's chief clerk, Mr.. James O'Meara,
has been ordered to take down lot of
vouchers and other papers needed in
the investigation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
SwIpdIed the Widows.

GOSHEN, Ind, May "A neat and
entirely novel swindling scheme was
unearthed at Bristol, where a man Civ
ing his name as e. Frank Anderson of
South Bend had secured the confidence
of several widows Whereabouts, much
to their finan cial loss lie claimed to
be a collector and secured notes from
Mrs. Gidney amounting to $500 Mrs.
Mary Ann HaverstoclS also gave up for
collection negotiable note for $3.50,
which has turned up in South Bend in
the hands of a purchaser. This is the
only one heard from but it is inferred
that many more will come to light in
time, as he did large business with
the people about Bristol
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

CLEVELAND, May 1.-The big street
car consolidation in this city went into
effect yesterday. Under the new ar
rangement electric trains are run
through from the eastern limits Of the
city to Brooklyn the southern suburb
recently annexed distance of ten
miles, without transfer. Trains are
run OF three-minute time on the Euclid
avenue branch, and five-minute on the
other lines. The fare for the entire
trip from the east end to Brooklyn is
four cents. The four-cent fare has
been adopted by all lines in the city
wiGh two exceptions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
AND SAVING AGAIN
HEARD AT JACKSON PARK.
MONDAY WAS But A BRIEF
BREATHING SPELL.
Workmen fake Up the Tangled Ends
Where They Were Left saturday
and Hasten On With the Work of
Completion-No one Is Disappointed
With the Show, However.

CHICAGO, May go far as the work
of building the Fair is concerned. yes
terday was simply brief breathing
spell Early this morning an army Of
workmen took up the tangled ends
where they were left Saturday and de
partment chiefs resumed their oecupa-
ton OF Fastening that delectaole day
probable about July, when the EXPOSE
ton viii be complete. The employees
who swarmed through the pass
gates this morning would have
made very respectable attend
ance, indeed for most shows.
Inside the grounds they scattered
everywhere from the banks of the la
Coon to the huge roof of the manufac-
lures building, against which they
made half-dozen little clusters like
fes. Under the same roof the scene
resembled a fair suddenly converted
into the freight house of prosperous
railway line. Among the great pack
ing cases and the unfinished booths
were peeps here and there of wonder
full glassware and similar rare things.
In the electricity building everything
seemed unfinished and to the laymau
chaotic.
In the mines and mining department
one or two western States have their
rock, highly interesting to the mineral
ogist, no doubt But other exhibits
are hardly beyond the plans and speci-
ication period. So in the rest of the
departments. Notwithstanding the in
completeness of the exhibits, the show
is here and nobody goes away disap-
pointed The buildings and grounds
are enough to look at.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

CmcA5o, MAY earn Receipts, 4, 500.
The trade, while not active, displayed more
life than is usual 20 Tuesday all of the
stun being bought up 10y midday, the bulk
OF it at =. 15(a5 40 for steers. The range Of
quotations was 81 l534 40 for cows and
heifers, S2jd4 fov balls, S3ld41 as for stockers
and feeders, - l5.aG, Is for steers and s. Is
ld5l0 for Texas cattle
HuGs-R Receipts. 10000 While the de-
maud lacked the hriskness that has lately
characterized il sellers were enabled TO un-
load at 5Vl0c advance They obtained
s. 4Otr 30 Tor poor TO fair lots and 81 5SuQ
40 for good 20 choice Buyers we're not
willing TO pay as much for prime light
weights as for the heavier sorts, as the
proportion of the former was rather larger
than of late Little pig, and throw outs"
sold at Sa,Gi, and there was "a sale or two OF
extra quality 300 10 hogs at $40 The
close was firm
SHEEP Receipts, 1900. Common TO
choice native and western sheep were
quoted at S6G6 % and sales OF Texans were
on a basis o. s. 80. The general mar
ket was weak and sheep of medium weight
sold n little lower, There was u good de-
maud for yeurlug, and at yesterdays de-
cline the tone ut the market was about
steady, The range OF quotations was Is so
2i21. Spring lambs were scarce aud high.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
Booth's Condition Not Dangerous.

New YORK, May THE condition
of Edwin Booth is reported TO
be very encouraging. DR.. Sinclair
Smith left Mr. Booth at II o'clock and
said he would not return until o'clock
Mr.. Booth, said DR.. Smith, lis bet
ter and brighter to-day than he has
been since his illness, and confident
ally expect him 20 recover all alarm
ing rumors TO the contrary nOtw;th-
standing. 1t is perfectly true and
generally understood by the public
that Mr.. Booth had slight attack of
apoplexy, but at no time have there
been any dangerous or alarming symp-
toms ?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
win Drop Many Pensioners.

INDIANAroLIs, Ind. May There
are at present 10000 United States
pensioners in this State. Thursday
next, which is pension day, the list
VIII probably be diminished, as under
the ruling of Assistant Secretary Bus
sey of Jan. Il, 1898 the pensioner
must have at least one disability. 1t
has previously been the rule to rate
the pensioner on all his disabilities,
and if they rated at 80 and less than
IS, they were added together The
ruling Of the Assistant Secretary will
drop many names from the list.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
DOCTORS WHO AGREE.
Interesting Program for the Wisconsin
Medical Society's &esslon.

MILWAUKEE, May 2.-The annual
meeting of the Wisconsin State Medi-
cal Society, u be held here this week,
promises to be attended by $50 or
more PLY sicians from all parts of the
State: also several practitioners of
great fame from abroad. Among the
letters is Professor Koch of Berlin, who
is visiting IN this country and ext nited
States Surgeon Gen. John b. Hamilton
and Dr. Christian Fcnger have ac-
cepted invitations and viii read papers.
The sessions win commence Wednes-
day and continue until Friday after
noon Dianer will be served at the
Plankinton for the visitors Friday
noon, 100 plates being laid, and among
the speakers on this occasion win be
Governor Peck, Joseph Y. Quarles,
Gen. Winkler Rev z. G. Richardson,
DR. Phillips of Menomiuee, DR.. Whit
ing of GAINESVILLE, President Adams of
the University of Wisconsin and DR.. II.
NJ Brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
Col. jay shepard Gates, rreepOrt Dead.

FBEEPoRT, H., May Col Jay
Shepard Gates, landlord Of the Brew
ster House and a pioneer in the bus
mess in the Northwest, died this fore
noon after an illness of two months.
He was oorn in Manchester, Vt, Dec.
Gates, one of the pioneers of New Eng
land. lie operated taverns at Platte
Vile, Wis, and just before the Chi
cago fire owned a hotel in that city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

New ORLEANS, La, May 2-The
sugar planters of Louisiana haze been
alarmed of late by the expression of
the Northern press on the subject of
the sugar bounty, and especially by
the declaration made this week that
the President had asked the Attorney
Genera it it would be legal to suspend
the bounty at once without waiting for
the action of Congress. Accordingly
it has been decided to hold a conven-
ton June 10 at New Iberia of sugar
and rice growers to take steps to fight
the repeal of the bounty law unless in
return for its repeal the sugar duty is
put on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

JANEsvuLE, Wis, May Murderer
Mathew Bitson, who killed his wife
and Mrs Arthur Hern, was brought
down from Baraboo yesterday morn
ing, where ne has beer confined since
the murder to keep him out of the
hands of the mob. He was taken he
fore the Circuit Court yesterday after
noon and pleaded not guilty. The
Court appointed an attorney for HIM
and the insanity plea will probably be
set M as his defense.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

TACOMA, Wash, May . The cX-
animation of 300 Chinese merchants
who came on the steamship Victoria
was continued to-day, and out of 1916
examined sixty were passed and the
other forty-fve ordered deported.
Forty-one alleged merchants bound
for Portland have no rtificate They
claim the certificates were forwarded
by mail. They viii be deported unless
the certificates arrive or they can fur
nIsh other proof OF their right TO enter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

MUNCIE, Ind. May THE city is
threatened with a serious labor trouble.
wage scale which goes into effect to-
day, and the sixty contractors say they
will not pay il. The men received %
cents per hour and ask 30 cents. About
fifty union men were lei 90 by the con
tractors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

TorEEA, Kan. May .. The Supreme
court handed down Its decision to-day
ia the case of the State VI. VIM Mitch
ell and George r. Anthony. When
they new populist administration
came in the executive council removed
Mitchell and Anthony as railroad com
missioner They refused to surrender
their offices ON the grounds that they
were elected for three years. suit was
instituted TO remove them end a judg.
mont Of Oneter was rendered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

nicatious concerning the matter have
come from United States diplomatic
officers
The assistant secretary believes tAe
movement is nothing more than u re-
newell Of the banditu system which
offers many opportunities in the wild
and unsettled portions Of the islands
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
Interesting Railway Eshlmt Coming.

UTICA, n. Y, May 1.-The New
York Central Worlds Fair transit ex-
hIbit, consisting of the huge Empire
State locomotive No 900, drawing u
reproduction Of the Dewitt Clinton"
engine and carriages, the first steam
railroad train in New York State, ar
rived here at $50 on its way to Chi
cago 1t was viewed by immense
crowds at every station between New
York and / tica.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
AntI-semlte outbreak IN Au.tralIa.

VIENNA, May . A serious encounter
is reported TO have occurred at Trop-
pau the capital of Austrian Silesia, be-
tween a party Of jew baiters and
Jewish officers. The anti-semites, who
were forty in number, made a violent
attack on five Jewish officers. The lat
ter discharged their revolvers at their
assailaDts, wounding twelve of them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
nnnr Mn Nnt Kn.Irn.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 2-The story
that Senator Quay intended to resign
was revived in yesterdays Washing
ton dispatches. The Senator was seen
at his home in Beaver yesterday after
noon. He said that he had not the
slightest intention of resigning. The
report seemed TO amuse him greatly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

CINCINNATI Ohio, May .. The rainy
and cold weather, Which for the last
three weeks has wholly stopped all
blowing and planting in Ohio, is cul-
minating in a disastrous flood, Here
over two inches of ram has fallen
within the last twenty-four hours and
the Ohio River is leaping up at the
rate of four inches an hours. Dis
patches from Wapakoneta state that
the whole of northwestern Ohio is
flooded ard wheat ruined, while other
crops are SO deaved that the yield
must lie small, Dayton reports the
Miami River and tributaries at full
height, and rising two inches an hour
Nearly an inch and a half rainfall at
the head waters of the Scioto River
will add To the swollen stream. Zanes-
vile reports the railroad tracks sub
merged and the Muskingum River
rising a foot an hour.
ALToy H., May I'm forty-eight
hours the river has risen nearly three
feet and still is booming South and
east OF here farms nothing but
water wastes. Scv,.ul bridges are
down at Wood River, and the work of
rescuing has commenced. A family
on Missouri point had a narrow escape
yesterday morning. Fears are enter
tanned tnat the Burlington embank-
ment viii cave in. The warehouses
on the levee are all deserted, and the
Bluff line has put in transfer boat
for points up the river where the track
is under water. The st. Louis, Keo-
kuk Il Northwestern and the Burling-
ton are using the Burlingtons tracks
and the Wabash branch is abandoned.
The big Pump at the water works had
to be abandoned, and altogether the
nnt1nnl. /. nInntnN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

WASHINGTON, d. c., May ten.
Schofied received a telegram from
ment OF Arizona last night stating
that he thought that the reports re-
garding the Navajo outbreaks were ex
aggerated All necessary steps he
said, had been taken TO protect the
people and the Indians
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
Refused to Kneel and Apologize.

ROCKVILLE, Ind, May I'm a quar-
rel between Farmers Mike Hennifen
and Grant Cronk, near Coxville, this
county because the latter had driven
through the formers field, Henuifen
shot Cronk twice, once near the heart.
Cronk refused TO get down on his knees
and apologize as requested. He will
prO bly, recover,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
Charitablc Institution burned.

BURLNGroS, Vt, May 2.-The Home
for Destitute Children, two miles south
Of Slis city, was burned last night.
The inmates seventy-One children,
were all rescued The building was a
iour-story brick with additions sup
posed to be frepooof Loss about
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06

Ftouu--Dull and steady WHEAr-Re-
ceipts, iA4,935 hu; sales, so, 600 bu No ,
red moderately active and firm; May, 74's
W55lc july TS4 AIS l5-l0c. RYE-Wes
ern, IS 0G2c BAHLEY-Out OF season.
oBN Receipts 9G4 $50 bu sales, 10 900
No . hrm and quiet; May, 49, d49&o,
july 5ola a50asc; No. >, 40. iG5lc; steamer
not quoted. oars Receipts, pa, $50 bu;
sales 30 900 bu No steady and dnil; MAY,
31W&Lc; July, NLc; Western, 3I%tG4sp
rHovSioNs--Beof- Extra moss, 81 5004SD
Pork New mess, 5000; old mess, $3.50.
lARp- 5000 asked BUTTER - Receipts,
S,ln pkg. easy, fair demands; Westerh
dairy, POO DC; Western creamery, 2618lI{o
EeGs We Il, large receipts Western, 1880
southern, legml5'c &c. COPPER Rio, good
demand; No : on spot, l5Gc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-06
NOTHING OFFICIAL.

Washington, May 2.-The state de
partment Is ignorant officially Of the
reported insurrectionary movement in
Cuba, Nothing on the subject has been
received by the department from the
Spanish legation in Washington, for
several months, and no recent commu-