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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
IN SENATE AND HOUSE
The Naval Appropriation Bill Be-
fore the Latter.
TOTAL AMOUNT, $3L8O7,O23
Debate on the Construction of
Three BattIe-Ships and Nine
Torpedo Boats. Postofiice
Appropriation Bill Has
Passed the Senate.

"AsuINGroN, February Ij.-rhe
uonse met to day at ! / O'Clock aud,
after the passage of n few private
hIlIs, the Naval Appropriation bill
tor the yeur ending June so, 1896.
was then taken up in committee Of
the whole, nlter having beeu on the
calendar three weeks, its friends
having expected every week within
that period to ask It's consideration.
Tho contents of the bill were eX
planned hy Mr.. Talbot (Dem. }, Of
Maryland. The totul amount car
ned WAS $3l, ,SOI, 023. Tho estl-
mates originally made were $30,9
U0i.
by agreement, general debate was
ordered TO be closed at > o'clock to-
morrow. Tho discussion to day was
devoted 10 The paragraph providing
Tor the increase Of the nnvy by the
construction of three battleships and
nine torpedo bunts. This was al
vocated by Messrs. PentIeton
lDemJ, OF West Virginiu; DolIiver
thep.), OF iowa; Money (Dom.
ot Mississippi; Weadocl, dem. j.
OF Michigan, and Meyer Dem, OF
Louisiana, aud opposed by Mossrs.
Slmpoon lPopD, OF Kansas, ami
Everett (DcnI.l }, OF Massachusetts.
a conference was ordered on the
senate amendment to tho Huuse
I0lnt resolution extending for tins
year only from March to April l.,
tho time within which income tnA
Returns may be mude. At . o'clock.
uuder the ru!es, the House took II
recess until s y. m,, tho evening ses-
olon 10 be Tor the consideration OF
private pension bills.
SENATE. The last stems were
| tnken III the Senate 10 day in the
disposition OF tho fosiollico Appro
printion bill, which had been under
| consideration every day since hlon
day. a final effort was made on the
part of the Committee on Appru.
nrlntlons TO reduce the compensn
Ion Of the railroad companies for
tnc use OF postal cars IN the shape
OF an amendment oilored by MIR.
blackburn to cut down the nppro
prlailon OF s., 2O5, 600 to the extent
OF 10 per cent, and the Senate dc
cded against it-yeas, 10; nays, ,
he b.ll was passed without change.
The Agricultural bIll followed aud
had not been finally Hctei on when
| the Senate ndlourued at 800 p. III.
he House bill to abolish the
dlllerentIal duties on sugar was 10
ported IayOrably and without
amendment from tho finance Com
mlttee, and was placed on the Gallon
uar with IA resolution offered by Mr..
Aldrlch to acommit 1t with lnstruc
tons looking to the re enactment Of
the reciprocity and sngGr bounty
provisions OF the Mckinley act, ana
TO the relmposItiou OF duty on
wool.
MIR. Butler made a speech i'll nd
vocncy of the pooling bill, but made
nO effort to have the hill brought
before the Senate.
Mr.. Coke reported resolution
which was agreed to for the estnb
ilshment OF nn experimental fish
stGlon on the coast ol Florida.
Alter short executive session,
the Senate at 5:55 adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
SPRING RACING.
The Virginia Jockey Clubs Meet
on March 10.
BY Southern Associated Press.

~ ''oNth'il hSsOCllLeu IrGSS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, February Is. -
At meeting of the Executive Com.
mittec of the Virginia Jockey Club
hold yesterday it was determined to
commence the spring meeting on
Monday, March Is. The original
intention WAS to commence on
March lth, but the recent heavy
snow storms necessitntcd postpone.
ment. The club Will race under a
license from the Jockey Club, A
handicap of l,50O and fourteen
stakes Of $1,000 ench will be an
nonnced on Monday next, all OF
which will close on uesday, March
-.
=, VIM. Powers, of New York, will
he tho presiding Judge, with III. G.
humphrey, Of Washington. as nssis g.
tant. q. j. fit2geruld, OF New York,
has been selected as stnr,er. w. w.
Ashby of the Richmond Times. will!
be clerk of tho scales. The man
agemcnt Of the meeting will as here
tofore be in the hands of Messrs.
Downham, Kirk, Hill and NlcIn-
tyre.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
!. II. \. Paper pIIiagcds
BY southern Associated Press.

ST. LoUIs, February 15.-Three
unknown men at 2 o'clock this morn.
lug forced al entrance to the Offices
OF tho True American, the weekly
organ of the American Protective
Association on the third floor OF the
building, corner OF Broadway md
Market streets. lii rear room Ii.
Bendle, managing edItor, and two
attaches OF the paper were asleep.
The intruders placed pistols to their
helds aud threatened to kill them
1t they made an oEtcry, bound ana
gagged them. he robbers then
hunted up the subscription lists OF
the paper and decamped Wi Tia them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
DcfuiIItIiig cashier.
by Southern Associated Press.

~ 5OUtnern Assoclatel Fress.
RICHMoND, Va. February ia
special from Lexington, Va, SAYS:
O. NJ. Figgat, cashier of the Bank
OF Lexington, has departed for
parts unknown. The bauk doors
were closed this morning by the di
rectors. pending an Investigation of
the banks affairs. A deed Of trust
was iiled to dey III the County
Clerks Office for $4,000 for the
benefit of his sureties. lie was
bonded for $50, 900, which is deemed
sufficient to cover all losses, If any.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
SCHOONERS TOWED IN.
she iscbriiio,. over.
Bv Southern Assoclntoi Press.

WAsHINGroN, February 15.-Soc-
retary Gresham to-day received the
following cablegram. dated Bogoto,
Colombia, from Minister Mckin.
ney:
Minister for Foreign Affairs re-.
guests us to say revolution practl-
caliy ended. No fears of any further
trouble. Have published in interest
OF commerce"
The commanding officer of the
United STATES ship Atlanta reports
to the Navy Departmentfrom Colon.
under date of February 14th, that
the rebellion in Colombia is consid
cred ut an end.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

WAsHiNGroS, February l5.-It is
rumored about the Capitol this
afternoon that the President will be
urged to appoint Senator Ransom
to be Minister to Mexico TO succeed
the late Munster Gray, of Indiana,
whose death was announced TINS
morning. Mr.. Rhnsom's term of
Office as Senator expires with this
Congress, and it IL said that the
President would be very glad TO
tender him this appointment.
IDe talk about the nomination OF
MIR. Ransom to be Minister to Mex
leo to I'LL the place made vacant by
the death OF the late Minister GRAY.
resulted this afternoon In the circn-
Iation OF petition TO the President
asking him to nominate MIR. Ransom
to that place. The petition was
signed by every Democratic Senator
present. and when the Senate ad
jOurncd there was about twenty i've
signatures to the petition. The re
malnder of the Democratic Senators
VIII sign the petition tomorrow ana
1t Will then be sent to the President.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
IiiIsinc>. tpIili.

New YORK, February 15.-Brad.
streets TO morrow Will say; Mllder
aud pleasnuter weather following
the severe storms Gnd extremely
low temperature have, with lew cx-
ceptions, failed to stimulate orders
Tor seasOnab.e goods or the distrl-
butive movement generally. Ex-
ccptions include Il revival of do
mand III few lines at Bos on aud
New York, and in drugs, leather ana
paper ut Philadelphia, and III
general merchandise Mt ,aannh
and jacksonville, the only oouthei II
cities reporting trade better aGu
mercartile collections good.
Newest Discovery. Ext. teeth
no pain, n. Y, -, Rooms, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
AID TO REBELS.
Ammunition and Rifles Imported at
Apia.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

Bv Southern Associated Press.
SAN FRANClsCo, February IL.
Correspondence of the United
Press per steamer MarIposu:
ArIA, Snmoa, Jnnuarys.s3O. The
event OF the month hna been the
Importation and sale To the rebels nj
Atuu of rifles and ammunition. AL
though the matter has not as vet been
IairIy siited enough Is known TO con
wet II German commercial firm IN
Apia of importing ll3 Snider rines
aud large quantity of ammunition
contrary to tho Berlin treaty ana
The local arms ordinance. Thirty
three OF these guns and some car
irldges were sold TO Atuan rebels.
The pnrcel was imported into Apia
IN hollownre casks and paint tins
and repncked in tho store of the
merchants mentioned.
The Imperial German Consul,
Herr Bernnnn, took immediate
steps in regard to tho members of
The firm Of Erings e Spntsy aud
Capi. lailings, who had been en-
pIoyed III the delivery Of the arms
Frings, Spatsy aud .Lailings were
hnod the maximum penalty of ljO
marks and the partners were com
PEELED to deposit with the consul the
amount OF cash they had received,
about 81, 200.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
Aiabnn,n,. Urn1.
By Southern Associated Pres

bN SOUTHERN Associated frcs5.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, February Is
The bill for refunding the State debt
came up in the House again to day.
When first introduced it provided
for retnnding, but the gold clause
was stricken out. The bill was hotly
debated, but was finally adopted by
II vote of 42 to Al. Ihere ia no
doubt whatever OF its passing The
Seuate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

directly, aud this fact is, in truth,
well known to those who took part
in it,
"Ihat | intended to change my
cabinet aud to appoint certain oil
GERS of the kingdom in the event OF
my restoration. [ will admit. but
that |, or any one known TO me,
had IN part or in whole, established
new government is not true"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
NO FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
MEMBERS cf the House Looking Inn
patiently to Adjournment.
BY Southern Associated Press.


WAsHINGToN, February 10
There Will be no further financial
legislation attempted by the House
at this session. The defeat of two
banking bills and one bond bill IN
quick succession satisfies The Demo.
cratic leaders that majority eau
not be brought to the support Of
any measure. There was some talk
in the House to day that some meas
ure of financial relief might be en- .
grated upon the General Deficiency
Appropriation bill when it is taken
up III the Senate, but it is not def
nltely known if this attempt will be
seriously made.
The members OF the House are
now looking forward with impa.
tlence to adjournment, and the
Committee on Rules is constantly
importuned for special orders for
certain important bills that have not
yet received consideration by the
House, but which it Is believed can
be rushed through the Senate if
they can reach that body during
the last week of the session. One of
these IS the Naval Reorganization
bill and another Is the Nicaragua
Canal bill. All talk of an extra ses
sion has ended, and it is believed
tnat when Congress udjourns on the
4th OF March next 1t will not be ask
ed to convene again until the regu
lar meeting day in December.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
Very IIrnvv tsnim. prenicr.a.

But wo Will be in time with our
tpecial sale of umbrellas Monday.
February 18th, 100 fine English
Gloria fast black, paragon frame.
cloth cover, silk tnssel, and fine
olive wood handles. Will be sold ut
the amazingly low price of - cents
each. These goods are usually sold
at 30. Only one to purchaser,
rs the supply is limited. Lew
Bros, ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Items licked From All Parts of the
World.

World.
Barring, Magouu Il Go. have de.
posted $780, 600 gold Ill tho sub
treasury on syndicate account.
Total since February llth 50, 800, :
600. The following banks have been
named us repositories for gold
under the bond deal: The National
City Sank, the National Bank of
Commerce aud Tho First National.
1t is probable that the Chase Ma
tlonnl will also be named.
a sensation has been created in
newspaper circles in the CITY OF
Mexico by the arrest aud solitary
confinement in Belam prison of Jose
Gandera De Felasco, managing ed
itor oil La Ram Latina, the chnrges
being abuse Of public officials
through the columns of his news
paper.
An analysis of the vote upon the
Gold Bond bill in the House shows
that the several prrties were divided
as follows: Democrnts-For the
bill, 80; against, "a; malorlty against,
>. Experimentation the bill, 81
against, Gj; majority against. 81
Popullsts- - Against the bill, 10; foi
the bill, none.
1t is said the Japanese have made
grent efforts to snve ethe lie of the
American, iiarvie, who was arrested
| by the Chinese recently aboard the
passenger steamer Sydney. 1t is
not known whether they have sus-
ceeded.
Ihe Charleston, Sumter and
Northern railroad was sold nt Sum
ter Yesterday for $3.50, 1000. Col. w.
q. Elliott being the bidder, Col.
| Elliott Is president of tho Whining
ton and Weldon railroad and 1t is
generally known that the purchaser
represented the Atlantic Coast Line
system.
An explosion of fire damp occur
red last night IN the Queen Lonise
mine at Sealerlze, Silsea, killing
fourteen persons and injuring eight.
VIM. J.. Hussou, OF Baltimore,
who was convicted OF murder III tie
second degree for killing his wife.
was yesterday sentenced to eighteen
years III the penltenliary.
The District Court of Appeal,
| yesterday declined TO grant an ap.
! peal rom the decision OF the lower
conrt refusing to grant an inlunc.
lIon TO prevent the collection OF tn,
Income tax.
Secretary Carlisle has given or.
ders to the Chief of the Bureau oi
Engraving and Printing to proceed
at once TO brush up ine old plates
ana prepare new ones for tho print.
ing OF the per cent. bouds sold
under the contingent agreement
with the Morgan Belmont syndi-
cate.
a passenger train from Whining.
ton, Del, over the Wilmington aud
| Northern railroad, came through 10
| Reading, Pa, yesterday. This il
| the hrst train to arrive over tLgt
rond III eight days. The road !.
now clear and trains are running on
schedule time.
Fourteen members of Lottie CO..
| nus troupe were arrested in Savan-
nnh yesterday on warrants chnrg.
ing them with riot in Macon after
performance IN that city Wedues-
day night.
Hou. James Hodges, one of Bal
tlmoreS most distinguished icltizeus.
died last night. lie Was - years OLD.
For hlty years he had been the
senior member OF The firm oi
Hedges Brothers. well known to
merchants Ill the Southern States.
Mr.. Hodges held mauy positions.
public and corporate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
LADY OF THE LIKE BURNED
All the Fire Plugs Frozen Near
Her Dock.
THE LOSS PLACED AT S35, 1000
Marrow Escape Of the Captain and
Quartermaster. a Lighthouse
Carried Away. A Party Of
Baltimoreans Wrecked.
Vessels ToWed In.
BY Southern Associated Press.

NAsIuNGToN, February 1j.-The
eteamor Lady of the Lake was
burned at her wharf here at an early
hour this morning. All the water
plugs in the vicinity OF the wharf
were frozen, and the firemen had SO
much difficulty i'll obtaining water
that the boat could not be saved.
Che steamer IVES owned by the Peo
ple's TRANSPORTATION Company and
formerly piled between Washington
aud Norfolk. She has been burned
20 the waters edge once before and
badly damaged by fire several times.
4aoss, $4,000.
Capt. Il. L. Cooper and Quarter
master j. w. keene, who were
asleep i'll the cabin when the fire on
board the Lady of the Lake broke
out, had narrow escapes. 1t is be
2ieved that the fire was caused by
1he overturning OF the galley stove.
The hull began to sink this morn
ing. but was saved by fire engines,
which pumped out the water in the
hold. Several other steamers, which
are frozen in and could not get
away from the wharves, had mar
row escapes.
DILAPIDATED SMACK.
SAvASNAH, Ga, February 10
The fishing smack Laura Nelson, OF
Norfolk. arrived here to day with
lore and maintopmast, ioretopmast
head and spring stay carried away.
She was struck by squnll Wednos
day OF the coast OF Florida. She
experienced stormy weather for the
past week, III which sue lost chains
and anchorB.
LIGHTHOUSE CARRIED AWAY.
WAsmlSGToN. ID. c., February -.
Capt. Wide, OF the Lighthouse
Board, received n dispatch this
afternoon stating that the lighthouse
at Smiths poiut, Va, 10 mfles
south OF Washington, at the Ell
trance OF the Potomac river into
chesapeake Bay, had been carried
away by the drifting ice. The
keepel escaped. 4 his lighthouse was
Dad,y damaged last winter by the
Seepers of lighthouses have abnn-
doned the lighthouses in this sec
slon, fearing for their lives.
BALrlMoREANS SHIPWRECKED.
BALTIMORE, February u. A pri
Vete telegram was received here to-
day announcing that party OF
Bnltimorenus had been shipwrccked
OH Roanoke Island, oil the coast OF
North Carolina. Mr.. =. G.. Waters,
of this city, was one OF the party
and the sender of the telegram.
'ihs vessel in which the party was
travelling was caught i'll one OF the
recent severe storms and wrecked n
short distance from the island. The
passengers took to the lIlebonts and
renched land III safety. They are
still upon the island. 1T is prougn!o
shat the Secretary OF the Navy VIII
be asked to send revenue cutter TO
their relief.
scHooNERS TowED IN.
HoRT MONROE. Va. February 10. -
The pilot boat Relief md tug Luck
enback came up from the capes
this afternoon with the schooncrs
Alice llcarns, Jnlin Hopkins, Kate
Trnners aud Willie Lincoln in tow.
The latter was found abandoned in
Lynn Haven bay. The schuoners
we're taken into Hampton creek for
safety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

Hon. John w. Cherry, OK. member
Legislature, from Norfolk, used
Quratol with perfect satisfaction
after many other remedies had
failed. He thinks Quratoi the best
preparation of the kind on the
market.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
INc,vbcrn tmir.
KS%,

Special Dispatch TO the Yirginisn
NEwHERN, n. c., February 15.-
Car loads OF exhibits for East Caro-.
linn fair are arriving. There are
siXty.iive entries for the races. The
races promise to be the best ever
seen IN North Carolina. All de-
partments are expected to snrpass
ell previous exhibitions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
Caps and gloves at divers.
EsI, u.

SrlVEY-At tho rcsideu Is o. her
iaremts, MIR. aud Nrs. j SpIvev nj
{ nrchaad, Va, frda tcbIuary I5tn.
q II iD T.. in., BLANCHE, ago 10 years
and 6 months.
Notice oi funeral hersu.t +.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

Just received large line of walk
ing canes, silver mounted (crooks).
from Sl.25 up. Chapman IL Jake.
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
Nortou indicted.
nv Snnthern Ak.nclntni Prns

BROOKLYN, February 15.-The
grand jury of Kings county re-
ported IN tho Court OF Sessions this
morning that they bad Jointly IN
dicted President benjamin Norton.
OF tho Atlantic avenue railroad and
superintendent Qulnn of the same
company, on two charges OF viola
ting the ten.hour law. The charges
are misdemeanors. punishable by
one year imprisonment or fine OF
5000, or both.
Warm cnps and gloves for the old
and young. l.. Jack Oliver IL o.,
III Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

French drip coffee ct Macs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

0oV' Opham Appoints the Chippewa
Falls Judge to the Supreme
Bench

Madison, Wis, Aug 5.-Tba anroint.
mrnt ot Judge r. d Marshall Of Chin
p.Wa Fails 10 Till the position ON tho Sr-
prcinc bench made vacant liz tbo daath
"I Judge Orton was announced at the
executive chamber this noon. Official
notice OF his appointment was sent to
1Hds" Marshall This afternoon and it ia
hn"Wh that he will accept the office.
toy. pham went to Milwaukee this
morning on his way 10 Oshkosh.
,iudg" Il. y. Marshall is a son Of Thomas
MARSHALL Of the town of Dcltun. Sank
county. who located there III 1888. He
resided at Delta until 1871 when he re-
moved 10 Chippewa Falls He had al
WAYS taken great deal OF interest in
farming and bad made thar his priucipal
BUSINESS up to that time. although he had
been admitted to the bar before going 10
hlppeWa Falls. He was at Lawrence
university at the time of his father
death: IN March. 1NGS. Judge Marshall
WAS born in Nashua ~ IL. in 1911
-" was county Judge for a number Of
Years. In lSS2 he was elected to the
Eleventh Judicial circuit court and again
III lNN1. His present term would expire
january |. 1896
Judge Marshall is very highly respect
'I lhr"nGhout the state and the majority
~ people IN the Republican party will be
well satisfied with his appointment 1t
Is safe To say that he was the first choice
81 more people than any other man men
toned for the place He is well known
~ this city When the Legislature au-
thorIZcd Judge Johnson To call in an
other iud2" To assist him in his work
JUdgc Marshall was one of the Judges
called in. He sat on the circuit bench
mere tor several weeks and tried Il mum
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10
glRN MORE MISSIONS.
..ince Of Fu Khien in China
= : said to be in a State

@lII ~ t~ ~ - - ~ -
of Rebellion.
,, Aue. 6.-The Mercury of this
ST. Il, nnbli>heS a dispatch from Foo
gt IN, the position of the Euro
Cho" ',r,tIrll. owing TO the open hostil-
n15H> ,,r.ye- and native officials. II
.F .ba. if an outbreak occurs that
a3a.a .trrsals will be unable to cope
.#s g4,h I'u khien province ia
a.t II state of rebellion and the
~ aI,>.ollS AT Fung Fuk in that
Aa r.lr becn burned. The Euro
Americans have telcgraphed
b,at, t. protect the foreign set
\ug Is. The officials of the
.H.p h3yn cahled instructions
British miai-trr at Pekin, X. y.
d sI IF demand the safety of all
.rlir,ts in the disturbed dis
H INSIST upon full inquiry
s.. massacre. IN addition. Mr..
r has been ordered to see that
.-rfi- are punished and that an
..r inquiry hc made into the
a.u- massacre by a British con
The News Confirmed.
d ur.rau. D. G.. Aug. 6.-Thc
E.mrfNcnl mas JUST received the
arrgram from United States
G,arIll Icrmgan:
NuE e IIiXon. United States
.a how wires. American
ur.a.lts ~ Yum Fuh burned. De
beu- massacre horrible.
.aa. surrounded and sleeping
Hn spearcd Il death Stu
Nus. 6. Mr. O'Connor. the
... n ~far Hr pckin. has made A
the Fsung Ii Gamrn CChi-
1i.rl FOR a military escort
Rnnsh consulate at Foo Chow
III. + enable him to visit the scene
Eu Ch,ng massacre and hold the
demanded Mr. OConnor has
aa>n requested that the Chi
a.mau1 issue 4 decree ordering
~ punishment Of the offenders
,naE.Dt orders be issued for
r..rla Of al missionarips
a.m cIna The Chinese govern
vithout demur to the de-
a! Ha British minister.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10
Illh KAISER 1T C0WES.
1.t|7h Fleet SaIutes Germany s
hluer Prince of Wales
Present.

Ar- > Emperor William of
rtis.d here nj 3 o'clock this
u board the imperial yacht
ara lIr was salut,d hy the
Tho German irouclad.. and
-Harj ship Australia. Ills
' u.t hy the Prince Of Wales
t'.a of CunuauEht on behalf Of
ahI liz afterwards landed
..t H,r majesty at Osborne
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-10

Az An official dispatch
a.ge today from Havana says
ana 81 fifty flibustcrcrs. com
sanchez, have landed in the
= Santa Clara. Many of the
q Sauti ilspiritu in the same
ii a4Fa vanished and it IS sup
Aare Joined the Insurgents.