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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
Grftaunli4e Otfcrte.

Dle Yrdm,ensB sBeitase CUR 8O@entli:
den Bioneer press, welde ioeben erl6ic:
nen 1T, bietet 10 siniti9e 8eoinsunsen,
mie mir iie ME uorber seieben. Nrtifel,
pel4e mebr als cine Sabres>Subicrip:
tion mertb iinb. ,uerocn gratis fortsese:
ben. Dies 1T cine duBerit siiniti9e
@elesenbsit, neben einem SabreszNbons
nement auf cine oer beiten p0dentliden
3eitansen nod Elm blbi@es Beibna@tss
prdient ,lmlonit 81 betommen. Seuoet
eine poittarte an Weekly Pioneer
Press, St. Paul, MINI, uno Sbr err
baltet eine Brobenummer neblt Der Bras
mienliite fret 3usel9idt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
ANDREW ]. ECkSTE|N,
gtsentbamer ber
&ionier Mpotbete

Stem l1lm, Minn.
Wetbi3inen, gbemitalien, Goilettenar>
titeln, 9arfamerien, Garben, DEL STR
ntfIen, @las, 8l9er, @@reibmateria>
lien pnb Muittinitruntente itets in srober
Musmabl an 2aser.
Mecepte na9 ,neDi3inii@en @ese1n mi
gr6Bter 0orii6t anseferti9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
6Sbe pon $25 ober entipredenoer $oaft

l6Sbe pon $25 ober entipredenber 6aft
seabnbet.
CUR ginfibruns elmer prosreiiiuen
Steucr auf alle @ei@ente, grbi4aften,
3uuenbunsen, 0ermd@tniiie unb 2esate
iiber $500.
Ibanberuns bes @eieses fir 5abluns
pon gountp beim TObten uon W0lten.
Die Belaituns uon @runoeisentbum
pon 0erforbenen beldrdntenb; bic
6auptbeitimmuns 1T cine oreiiabriae
Triit, ebe Der 0ertauf fir cine S4ulb
itattfinben tam. Mussenommen 1T
@runbeisentbum, iiber beNen 8elaituns
I'M Geitament Betimmuns setroffen
mirb.
Den gountpsGommi1d 1dren bas &e9t
our Mussabe pon Bombs 3weds Grri4r
tuns pon @eri9tssebauben uno 0fatbs
bdufern gu uerleibth. (uon Senator
Treu6 einserei@t.)
9lntras CUR S@afiuna oes 9lmtes
zines Torltcommiiidrs, oeiien ipeS'ele
guf9abe es iein ioq, Mabreseln CUR
Yerbituns pom Walobrdnben une Prair
riefeuern gu trefieu.
9lmenbement 81 oen @eieten sesen
8u9er. Der 3iusfub barf in Gduen,
in oenen bas Darleben ni@t auf @runo
i4riftli1en gertrases sewabrt uoroen
lit, nidt mebr ais gro3ent betrasen.
goridldse 3ur grmunteruns be5m.
l6ebuns Der 3uderfabritation bur@
3ubluns elmer prdmie aus Staatsmit>
teln.
Yori6rift fir bic Banten, bic 2iiten
unbetannter ober perl6oQener @laubi>
ger 3,i uer0ffentli@en unb 9norbnuns
aber bic enbsiltise germenouns n,@t
3uriidseforoerter Oepoiiten.
S9affuns elmer S@ieosseri@ts: 8e>
b0rbe. Yettere lou aus 5mei Vertres
tern ber Nrbeitseber, 3'pei 0ertretern Der
9rbeiter unb einem pon oieien pier Wfits
slie5ern bieier 8ebSroe 81 mablenben
l1nparteiiiden beiteben.
Die Senatssgorlase, benz Staatss
6iliscomite fir bic Branosei6dbisten
bel 9indlep uiw., bic uor9eleste Sum>
me BON $40, 900 3uriid3ueritatten, mur>
be einitimmis ansenommen.
Mmenbiruns bes Strafgeieebu6es, 10
baB bic 5trafe fit groBbiebitabl 5ebn
Sabre ni9t iiberiteisen lou. Die Citrate
1T iett 5 Big 10 Sabre unb our@ oas
Nmenoement ,pirb es in bas Belieben bes
@eri9tes seiteut, cine serinsere Strafe
ais fiiuf Sabre gu uerbdnsen.
@emeini9aftli4e Oentl4rttt an ben
Gonsreb gu @uniten bek gr'pdbluns
Der Bunbesienatoren bur@ urmabl.
Beitimmuns, baB Bel Gem Tabren BON
Dampfmai9inen auf 2anbitraBen Elm
@isnaliit Giuo@telmeile poraus sebt
unb iberna@t cine rotbe 2aterne an Der
Mai9ine an9ebra@t ieiu muB.
Nesuliruns bes !6eimitdttenmeiens.
Die @r0Be Der 9eimitdtten barf ni@t
80 Mfer auf benz Xanbe, einen Nder in
giuases unb 10000 GuaoratfuB in
G5tdoten iiberi@reiten.
Stabt> unb @emeinberdtbe iouen bic
8efusnib erbalten, auf Mntras auer
Gi9entbilmer oes anlieseuoen @runos
eisentbums, Straben nnb 8ese ben,
8ertebr 5u ent5ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
Budlens glrniea=galbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der g8elt fir Sdntitpunben
lQuetidunsen. @unben. Geidmire Sal,luB, Sle&ten
aufseprunsene Sdnbe, Jrotbeulen. 9abnerausen unS
Youitdubse Bertebsuna auseiidert ober tene 8e3abs
lung perlonst 9rets 25 Cents bie Sdodtel. gu has
ben Sci 8. 81. SIien, Sem lllm. .ae
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
Standardization.

Bon ett an perbe i'd uieber aGe Ir,en pon 3ement
arbeten eineret ob In Rontrat bei Gag bernebs
men. Die beten Sorten Cement inb itets bnrd mid Su
besieben User irsenb etpaS in bieler 9inte Nit t.
tbut gut, wenn bel mir porpr@t Sir quite slrbett
mtrb sarantirt.
Sobann &iitien,
gde State> u. 9torbitr.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
THE MESSAGE.
fHE PRESIDENTS ANNUAL AD-
DRESS TO CONGRESS.
CLEVELAND DISCUSSES THE COUN-
TRY'S CONDITION.
Finance. Tarin and Foreign Relations
tho Leading Subjects Under Consider.
alton - Some Recommendations and
Suggestions to the LIVth Congress.

Washington ID. c.. Dec. 3.-The presi-
dents message delivered to congress TO-
day is as follows:
To the Congress of the United states
THE present assemblage of the legis-
lative branch of our government oc-
ours at time when the interests or our
people and the needs of the country give
especial prominence to the condition OF
our foreign relations and the exigencies
Of our national finances. The reports or
the heads of the several administrative
departments of the government fully
and plainly exhibit what has been ac-
complished within the scope of their re-
spective duties, and present such recon-
phases of our situation as related to our
countrys condition as patriotic and in
telligent labor and observation suggest.
/ therefore deem my executive duty
adequately performed at this time by
[, presenting to congress the important
phases of the situation as related to our
intercourse with foreign nations, and a
statement of the financial problems
which confront us, emitting, except as
they relate to these topics, any reference
to departmental operations.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06

have received from the cruelties which
appear to especially characterize this
sanguinary and fiercely conducted war,
have in the least shaken the determina-
ton of the government to honestly full
fill every international obligation, yet It
is to be earnestly hoped on every ground
that the devastation Of armed conflict
may speedily be stayed and order ana
quiet restored to the distracted island,
bringing in their train the activity ana
thrift of peaceful pursuits. One notable
instance of interference by Spain with
passing American ships has occurred
On March 8 last the Alliance, whiie
bound from Colon to New York, ana
following the customary track for yes
sells near the Cuban shore, but OUTSIDE
the three-mile limit was fired upon by
Spanish gunboat. Protest was promptly
made by the United States against TINS
act as not being justified by state OF
war. nor permissible in respect or YES
sells on the usual paths OF commerce. nor
tolerable in view of the wanton peru
occasioned to innocent life and property.
The act was disavowed. with fuIl ex-
preston of regret and assurance or non
recurrence of such just cause of COM
plant, while the offending officer was
relieved of his command. Military ar
rests Of citizens of the United states IN
Cuba have occasioned frequent reclama'
tions. Where held on criminal charges
their delivery to the ordinary civil 1urls,
diction for trial has been demanded and
obtained in conformity with treaty pro-
visions, and where merely detained by
way of military precaution under a pro
claimed state of seige, without formu
lated accusation, their release or tria
has been insisted upon. The right OF
/ American consular officers In the isiane
| to prefer protests and demands In suci
! cases having been questioned py tn'
| insuIar authorities. their enjoyment o.
| the privileges stipulated by treaty To-
| the consuls of Germany was claimed
| under the most favored nation provision
of our own convention, and was prompt
| ly recognized.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
dedicated to a Duchess.

John Strange Winter, the novelist,
has just made her appearance as a song
writer, having written school song
called "The Princess Of the Poor"
which has been set to music by Les
ter Carew. 1t was written and COM
posed as an expression of loyalty T. Ne
Duchess of York, who has accep
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
Uprising In Hawaii.

Early in January last an uprising against
the government Of Hawaii was promptly sup
pressed. Martial law was forthwith proclaimed
and numerous arrests We're made OF persons
suspected of being In sympathy with the
royalist party. Among these were several citi-
Gems OF the United states. who were either
convicted by military court and sentenced
TO death, Imprisonment, or fine, or were de-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06

The contract also provided that IL congress
would authorize their issue, bonds payable by
their terms in gold and bearing interest at
the rate of per cent per annum might with
In ten days be substituted at par for the per
cent bonds described in the agreement On
the day this contract was made its terms were
communicated to congress by a special execu-
tive message. in which IL was stated that more
than Sic. 000, 900 would be saved by the govern
ment IL gold bonds bearing per cent inter-
est were authorized to be substituted for
those mentioned In the contract. The CON-
gress having declined to grant the necessary
authority to secure this saving, the contract.
unmodifed. was carried out. resulting in a
gold reserve amounting to SLOT ,571, $50 on the
eighth day OF July. 1895. The performance OF
this contract not only restored the reserve, but
checked for time the Withdrawals OF gold
and brought on period Of restored confidence
and such peace and quiet in business circles
as were of the greatest possible value to
every interest that affects our people. have
never had the slightest misgivng concerning
the wisdom or propriety OF this arrangement
and am quite willing to answer for my full
share Of responsibility for its promotion.
| believe 1t ayerted a disaster the imminence OF
which was fortunately not at the time gen.
| orally understood by our people.
Acquired Gold Also Withdrawn.
Though the contract mentioned stayed for
| time the tide OF gold withdrawal Its good re-
| suits could not be permanent. Recent with
| drawals have reduced the reserve from sl07,'
| 557 go on the eighth day OF July, 1895, Il
| $40, 1888, 900. How long it will remain large
enough to render its increase unnecessary Il
| only matter OF conjecture, though quite large
| Withdrawals for shipment in the immediate
future are predicted in wel-informed quar-
| ters. About SIG, 900 has been withdraw
] the month of November. The foregoing state
ment of events and conditions develops thu
| fact that after increasing our Interest -bearin,
| bonded Indebtedness more than $162. 900 4
| save our gold reserve, We are nearly where W,
started. having now in such reserve $40, 1888 BOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
UHISKEY TRUSTS BONDS.
r,.-r,,,.rp v.vt1T, SEEKS TO RESTRAIN GREEN
HUT AND HIS FRIENDS FROM DiSPoS'H"
~, BLOCK THEN.

c,,,.no ,,.v ,s-Rcceiver McNuta. OF the Whis-
L., rrus, This afternoon fled IN the United states
cour, bill praying for an injunction ''S'' ''''''''
Greenhut and others from d'sposing Oh ."e "a.
8, coocoo Of bonds issued by the Trust anu 'o' .'''
return 10 the Dsti..ing and 'atie fN'l'"S
u,uv The defendants to the bN are 'oSep' -
Creenhu, Nelson Morris. william y hop',.' ',-"
q Maddox j. Walter Freiburg and Juius fI''D'e
ube last four named being residents oi '"l.'''''"
and the Central Trust Company o' Ne"-io'
rrha hui charges that for several months prior 10
,,n. iSs2 Groenhuf Morris. Hobart and o'hef o.
rec,ors Of the Dis.illing ana Caite r"r''"h
- .,.,ned ard carried into execution series :"
-, sncculation In the stock OF the Disnl'"s ""'
rarv upou the stock Excnange oi N'N-' 'o'"
in carving ON the speculation ana 10 u" "
incurred thereby. the men comi'd.H'o u ~" -
,,s ~ IN. funds of the ,Dstiling company j"
i,,rv clandesilnely and without the ""'"o'''' '
49,, ,,,,, y, rire.tors That the result ~ ID" sp"'-
,l,,tous .niailed loss % ofer %'""' VIM"
d frou the funds Of me company "'.'" ,'''
and without the authority Of the u"'''o' ,,
further alleges tnat the nnla"in' W" % ,
,,.,,ed the financial condition ~ me 'ir'', ''''
". ., ga. over the dfiicIiy Gre"nhui ana "'"',
,,no.,yea the idea Of issuing The N'''"' % ''"'''
ntch uas forthwith carrcI into "n''|
..,',,.r,ents II is said were made WIN H'''''"
c-t,o,sr 4 GO to bli on the bonds ior 'i''''''
and Morris but Sch1hner '''' Wv 100
.,.,.rred To Couneclman llhl. Oh W, ~, to,,.i is
iiansl"ilenp X Iav bil on Ss0Orc0 worth oi D"t,S
I',trc as agents for e,nhui anu ~ '',,r
90" or % cents the dollar n" D'"i in.~ p.,Ime
w. w. - M "a ihew on these nSnir@. ~ ~
t...a,., a., ,aeh and surrcnderlne nD' =" "'.nno
ing Company unlasfuy WasS q @,, for ,g commissiom
,r rr,irg through the deal 80 pnin '',;
sboui $4,000 in cash when ,h'r Nc 800 ~ notes
Sonnse,'hai Of the $500" lost IN
80 that the cash paid wa liniIr'' he coniaay's
tttn 20 ,o cover the losses Of frcenhg -, i' ,b,s
Hobart and other directors mol h'"''
Ut The Frcborgs and MT MaaGoT a1o%pd@nan nIn bay,
OF ,pV"ua sor ,his reason that they ar, mir' -
samdsnts The trust deed securing ,DV W."
| he hands Of the deichdahl U"9-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
r,r ,,r,,cr,rr DHJLL AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis Tenn. May lG.-Ycsterday M"H w. r~"t
sas Day at camp schohed. the seat 0, 'r ro1reas
Interstate Drin and Encampment 10" 80 - soo tho
here SIX thousand people eatheren 10 ,rrans's
companies drill fully 800 com'hs ''o T,,o r,otcher
Iittle Rock was well represe" al roado q fine
%prsna@ Wassinson I,''r "a e. 'as ~no ecp.a any
thing in the way Of drill work done n''n -, ,,n.
big affair began They stand soo' ,"s,on C,,n
ming first prize and the famous yashingion. hold.
The Mccarthy Light Guards. OF ne tsor mary
have National reputation beac-ancd last Barring
an error, that Of emitting TO gN..n Arkansas con-
Their dril WAS eSceenI shd frequently c9mPany
H. sd United States Cavalry s''N
drill during the afternoon. -, covernors Guard
of this city. drilled to-day as a, has been ideal
ton Knes or nssa aree on Friday the National
T.ncibles will drill,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
TTLLUtNS RTDTrULOTS HRiTADo'

HE THREATENS TO ADVOCATE Open hH"''"-
ItpN, II, JUDGE GcFF GOES ANY F'RThl'''
Columbia : C.. May l6.-An al-night secret s's-
sion OF the Tlllman-Irby ENecu'Ne '"i''''"''o''
claiming 10 be the regular Democratic ''i'' VI -
gauiz,tion was held here last night. having p'''
called to meet the emergency caused py '"'s'
Con~s decision against the constltutloh','V u VIZ
state registration laws in the face "i tn' '''''S
-, -, d.lcc,,es IN the constitutional convcn-
tion There was strong effort 10 ih'u'' ,rn ~
Evans 10 call extra session oi th'
rass 4 new registration law. but ne irIuS', ,ta
ma II another were passed the couf'' "'"'' W
clrre n unconstitutional Also. ,.,,ro, ma,
senator Tillman, VINO was present ,,,,'o CO
vriths,an,ing his bitter attack upou Ju'f' ''pit,
,ha, thc condition in whlcn hs decision III t''u IL
noiitics was very best for his ~ M a.. -,
rs,ai a white primary to nominate u.ie,,.os 80, >, ~ ~
The convention saying that II me no, ,n,
Domocrats his whiio opponents Woun "o, ,o LIN e,i"n
into IL but made their fight in me sr","' s,ii
there would be sanguiaary ca!hpafn' ~ -
that n Judge Goff went any further li ,t i,s MAJ
Ter he for one would advocate op. s,e nr1,n arv
The end Of IL that genera VIII, VIII ~ NJ, ~
was ordered to be held July 80 10 Tha elscton
rotes 10 the constitutional convention Inc c'ee"o"
will be held In August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Dollar Bay. Mich. May 1.-THE powder factor,y
here exploded to-day. Fred rick Shcpp'rd. IN" Only
man In the milling house. was Killed by the ek.
poson. The works were badly damaged. Ihey
had Just been rebuilt. having blown mp with io'S oi
life two months agO.
Niles Mich May ia huge meteor fell last night
a few mics north Of Mice and exploded the spunl
was heard long distance and frightened many
farmers. The meteor accompanied by DILL
ianfv colorcd lights When II struck the earth
pieces flew In every direction and big hole was
made in the ground.
Guthrie Okla May I6.-Two young men Of Par
kirs decided TO have some fun. ana selected "A
travelling medicine vcnder. DIR. WLd Jack. as their
victim. \ ne came along the road they sprahg
out and ordered him to hold up his hands Instead
he pu..ed revolver and shot one OF them "eau'
The other escaped
Quincy H. May lG--Frank Antrim OF this city.
assstant bagg4vcnaster Of The Chicago, burlington
and Quincy saws he has received notice that his
ms one OF the heirs OF the great Antrim estate In
County Antrim Ireland has hrally succeeded Ine
.stafc is worth SO go Mr. Antrim estimates his
share Al from 81 Oco010 to .Seo."o. lie Is thirty
wears Old and has wife and three children.
Chadron. Ncb May i6.-Captain Penney. with a
do;.chmcnt of Indian police from Pine Ridge
Agency Who Is i'm the city. stated yesterday that
ne Is Ia entire ignorance or the cause q" me invest
aation now being made among the Indians. There
is evidently trouble brewing for the agency officers.
snrinreeld H. May l6.-rhc dedication and un-
yelling Of the statue illinois We.connS me Ma
lons took place In the rotunda of the state House
this afternoon The presentation speech was made
bv ' Mrs n l. could OF Moline, president OF the
Illinois Women's Worlds Fair Board. and Governor
Altgeld responded The members OF the Legislature
attended In a body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

4 BRITISH SEA CAPTAINS EXPERIENCE ~ THE
HARROR pF FKDGHESp

4 BRITISH SEA CAPTAINS EXPERIENCE ~ THE
HARRuR oF rHpGKESo
Boston May 1.-THE British steamer Administer.
CAPTAIN NJ H. clark. arrived this morning from
progreso. Mexico. captain CLARKE make the iol-
lowing report
on our arrival In the roadstcai ~ lfogi"so me
captain ~ the port ana custom house officers board
-. the sf-Al.a ~ coming aboard h} TN usual -i'e
rop.-la!l,r and making nD compliant iI hil'I
aboard when through Tia. pilot nh" onlt On" VINO
srok. English / liscoyer~i that the ufhc'fs com
pla ned about the ladder ord red the iAtS' a.
comrnodafion ladder - tc Iut over io' ih'if u.s."
They however left the ship h"iuf" II was pli'-
ready beng only on board few minutes "
sururIscl me next day going ashore. 20 ma ihht
the captain the port bad incl AS g tlt noi h1'
Ing un accommo iatior LADDER over ~" sc B."
tested stating that u they thr port captain |nl
officer, we're dissatisfied with tn ordinary ladder
useI y other authorities ia tn' larger ports ~ iN
world they had no lurrfrs 10 come nh'Afi anu
rie.r IN. ship but should MAX" a complaint 'f HN"
me A copy Of the port rules requiring the larger
ladder When / asked by what authority th.r Nn'
~ Ssl Wa mpOseI His told Nt the Ipit captain
thai the nne must be pad. hr voarh.nnng no
further explanation. Being ~ time charter. han
10 nav Tho nne. otherwise the clrArunc" !rnW il'
mort cspiair you'd have detained the ffeaHef This
h. knew and 30 threatened 10 give '" no , ,,.'i'',
ful the fine was pild ] wrot" o. 90" Amrti'ai
consul inform ng him - the matter. AMI b., lolgri
a complaint with the ifoi.r Aufhorl'i"- ] after
ward found there Nsre 10 printed f'-iihti'h- '''
cfrn.ne the harh,r aIl port laws. hnt ihr i'f' cap
tain makes them 20 suit his p0 k'i ana '"ff"ii'N
| mention fnis as warning - other cat ans VINO
are strangers 20 ihe port ana hk'y To Nl7i' ih'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
>IUID TYA ST. BERNARD Do6.

ur ATTACKS \ MAS HtNr OK THE MURDER OF
HIS WIFE
Fritz Millbrook. OF so. - Jefferson-st hoooNe"'
v.hn. intoxicated chased hs wife out OF the mouse
an Wednesday night. lie was armed with d razor
with which he threatened to cut her throat rs
m. a .fc fled past the door Of the lauor S'o'e y"
the first floor big 81. Bernard uoS' o""eu ~
49, ,~.o,,..r and which Mrs Mibrook had fire.
,.,tfv fed came 10 her rescue. The animal
-urang az Millbrooks throat. but only succeeded !"
fastening its teeth in the man ; coat wiS" s.isS %
way Just the animal was prephrlns iot c pDt
nna leap its owner appeared ana calel y on pt'
Nlu,rook was - thoroughly frightened thai ne
so.ekoi away. and the police nave not zee" "o'e ~
find
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

INSURGENTS ROUTED IN TWO DESPERATE
BATTLES.
SPANISH TROOPS SAID TO HAVE HELD THEIR
GROUND AGAINST ODDS or FIVE TO ONE
UNTIL REINFoRCEMENTs ARRINED-THE
INSURGENTS LOSS HEAVY IN
BOTH ENGAGEMENTS

bpIu ENGA1EMlNl -
Havana. May l6-The Government has issucl
an Official report OF battle which took place At
Jovlto. near Guantanamo. on May II. The fight
Ing lasted twelve hours and re ultcd in victory
Tor the Government troops. The spanish force
lost seventeen killed and thirty wounded Ine
Killed comprise Colonel Bosch Of the Simanacas
Regiment. ana tour other officers surgeon ana
eleven soldiers The Spanish commandcr SAYS
that the insurgents lost 800 killed and wounded
The insurgcnt force numbered 1000 men under
command Of the rebel leaders jose Maceo. Perez.
Rabi and Cartarena. while the Government force
was only 400 strong The Government troops
were surprised and surrounded but fought des-
perately and held their own against the odds Of
five to one until they were finally reinforced py
troops from Guantanamo.
Another engage ment is reported between thc
Spanish and Cuban forces in Arroyo NlrahJo'
near Guantanamo in which the insurgents W"r
forced to withdraw. The rebels were coinmanu'u u
by the Maceo brothers.
Madrid. May 16-It is believed here thdt
Tudela and Jose Maceo were killed in the hSht
on May 10 at Jovito. and that Pcriquito Perez
and Cartageun two other rebel leaders. rere
wounded
The "Imparcial' has a dispatch from Havana
stating that body of surgents attacked ire
town Of Cristo TWO hourf distant from Sdn'"E'
de Cuba 4 column Of Government troops. under
command Of General Gasco. went to the relief -
the town. and sanguinary fight resulted. Inc
troops finally won brilliant victory. driving OH
the rebels with heavy loss.
Baltimore. NAV l6-Thc British steamship
Mary Aiming. from Saiitidso de CUBA. afIlV'd 81
her docl, last night Captain Partridge reports
hat he left al Santiago three Spanish meh-"'-
war which were constantly patrolling the c asst
The revolutonists wore fighting close TO IN" 'ltN
in guerilla style. several bridges ON ihr iNi-
roads leading into Santiago de cuba had pee,
burned few days before the Ahh'ns ni,s s"l','
,rat,, iooiol With troops had thus been wrecked
and many If the Spanish soldiers had been KieS
by the Insurgents attacking them from inc puSii
in the excitement that followed the wIe'N''s ~
the trains
uashirq,on Nav 16-The state Department
bos racaived from the Consul at Santiago de-
c,.to ,c6rr,a.ion If the statement that the
two Americans. Bolton and Richeh'u hale o.n
unconditionany released and viii be sent ~ Wv
United states Oh the first OppoI'"Hl'!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

a. o,n cotoprn MANS ENCOUNTER WITH \
WEIIkNOWN AMAZON IN LERoN-ST
When William DInbridge. an old colored man
-, Va ~ e.orrclia-s, was walking through Leroy
8. carly Yesterday rnornirc. he was stopped by
woman Of thirty VINO wanted to know wnat time
il was Dunbiidge said he had no waicn. Ihen she
walked ND to him. suddenly grabbed him arouhh ''e
neck. and before the old fellow had time 10 cry
out. pulled him into the ha'"aS az 70 ~" mS
,.Lad him down Dunbridge fought for his Id
ortv but ne could do nothing against the woman
vho was large and heavy and as strong as a man
81 ven, through his pockets taking everything ne
h,d-h.s knife and S in bills - -. D., .,,, ~,
Dunbriicc wandered around Ieroy-s, ior nan az,
hour and finally met Policeman Slc',n, o,,ing for
IN" woman Finally Dunbrigo saw her coming NJ cei ou
1r -, arrest SEWN recognized her as THY Woods
l. liner