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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

nasty shot st Conductor Ksnrney,
without effect. Our i9huef vss HOoui
i've isrt rlsvsn nrhst, light complex
i.n, Ugti n uStacht, projecting upper
Jaw, very heavy pointed chip, two
uppcF front irrth projecting. aan high
chick bluos. ds wore about No. shoes
with tACks In the bottoms ami blue
oyetals. The other was about feet
8 inchts In height, but IN he Kept ia
the background, definite description
could not be had. superintendent
Fields, " the Southern Pacific, In Au
hour after learning Of the hold.up had
two parties on tneir way 10 the scene
OF tho robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

HAN AETOSIO, Tex, July 2,-rele'
grams have been received here an
nounolng that Brown q Sons, OF Bait.
more, had sigued the contract TO fur.
nish the money necessary for tho con.
slruction OF a deep water hRrbIr nj
ATansss Pass, Texas. This Ia tbs clos.
lug act Of the two yeags' negotiations
leading up to this da,e. There Ia gfeEt
rejoicing throughout the country
where tho news had bsen communl.
Gated by wife.
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BISMARCK SERIOUSLY ILL.
The tI.ChanCsllUr Unable 10 PaFtakI
oil Food.
Members Of Ills Family summoned 90
FrisdFIehsruhs-rh PTtseo
Very weak,

FRIEDRIoHsRUHH, July 2.-Prlnce
Bismarck ID seriously III and unable TO
psrtsks OF food. Count Herbert Bis.
mArck and other members OF tho ex-
ohancellor's family have arrived.
A correspondent who has intimate
relations with the Bismarck family
slys Bismstck's health has been seri.
Gus the past week. lie is suffering
from great physical depression COM
bined with severe neuralgia in the face
and Is only able 10 take liquid food.
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AFTER THE AID A,sooIArIoNs.
The Attorney General Requested 10
Prevent Their opcTations.

DENVER, July State Insurance
Commissioner wAipolO has requested
tho attorney general 10 take all neces'
safy stopa to prevent the Glrat Ntstsi n
MullEl Aid Association udd the Great
Western Mutual Accident association
from continuing business. A. II.
NOrthrup, who mad charge OF the
business Of both companies, has been
appointed receiver for them by the
court, on application OF Fred Stein.
hauer, who Gays since July rs, 1881, no
advanced SIS, 900 10 pay losses anu ca.
pensss, mono Of whloh has been paid
back. SteinhAuer says for year the
companies have beeu carrying on
business at loss, and they have no
assets OF value. These companies have
done but little business IN Denver
for some years, but have found a Held
In iaterior towns and other staieL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Columbus Up 70 Date.

The much.aiverused bnrlesque,
Columbus, was presented at Wonder
land last night for the first lime by
the Burton Stanley Opera Comiqus
company. The music Is tunetul anu
catchy and the chorus fair. Mlss
Lena Crews, Ia the title role, has q
pleasing voice which, combined with
u graceful physique, made her n
ayOritr. The same may he saii u
Mis- Rose Southern, whilst Burton
STANLEY as Queen lsabella upheld !hr
comedy role. Altogether the show,
with lie new stage settings and bright
co tunes, Is yeEy good 70 cents
worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

NEW YORK, July "A special TO
the Herald from Rio de Janeiro says:
The body OF President Poixoto IL lying
In his own houto In Rio do JRneir1. IL
will DO taken 10 the military church.
CongTost has ordered that u public
funeral 10 held and also that services
be held In memory Of Admiral da
Cana.
EK.Prssident PeiIoto's last words
before his death were; "What uR-
happiness"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

NEW York, July "A special to n
local payer from Havana sayE: Gov
ctnOr General Martinez CAmpos, act.
ing on tho suppo,ition that the people
OF havana were stcrstly Ia SYM athy
win the Tey0luiiOnists, i,tued gen.
UIal order when he fifst came here pro-
hioiiing private meetings under severe
urg allies. Not even the MRsoIs were
exempted, hut powerful Influence wac
Brought 10 bear upon him Ia thelr DO.
haf End lie NJ length consented 10
molly the proclamation 50 that 1t
Nvuld not affect them. The grand
lodge of the island OF Cuba, situated
ia ,niB Oily WAS ovsrJoyed at this and
the MRs1us showed their gratitude 10
Csm!os IN many ways,
All this 10y, however, was short.
lived, for the governor general issued
another order specifically prohibiting
meetings OF Masonic lodgOs and as a
result trouble IL !,arei In many qusT-
tors.
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NEW YoRlS, July 2.-NegotiAllons
have Oseu begun by bankers represent.
Ing large interests 10 Mexican railways
looking 10 tho Tt-tttaGiishmsnI o! the
Mexican pool which was broken On
June l.
The four chief parties TO the agree.
mvut, wnlun was adopted In 1899, are
the Mexican Central anu the Mexican
National and tho two "VeIa Cruz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
UssfuI In War aud Peace.

NEW York, July THE merchant
steamship New York, Of the American
line, has been inspected by the naval
constructor +. l.. Fernando, who
fund that sho Ia capable Of being
speedily transformed into m excellent
auxiliary cruiser. lie says the snip
would be dangerous commerce
destroyer She woult carry ton 0-lncn
rapid FIRING rifles and n powerful
secondary battery aud could oysTtske
anything ahoEg In tie merchant
service except the CAmpAnia anu
Lucanis, OF ths CuuaId line.
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wroi. Song. sad pied roor.

NEW York, July 2.-Joseph r.
bkeliy, the well known composer anu
song writer, died few days ago IN n
room attached TO the charity ward Of
81. Francis hospital, this city. Joseph
p. skelly began writing songs when he
was fifteen years old, and before he
wa. tweniy.ons his songs were sung In
almost every quarter Of tho land.
One OF his earliest successes was
"Only Been Down TO the Club" "My
Pretty Red Rose" "The Old Rustic
Bridge by the MIL" and "5weot
Dreams OF Mother and Home" were
all written by Sicily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
RoHBED rHE PAssESGERs.
A Southern PRcIBc Held UD by Thros
HIghMnTmsu.

GRANTS PASS, Ogn., July 1.-The
Southern Pacific overland train, north
bound, was stopped last night at 1918
pm. by thrs. highwaymen near
Riddles, about 80 miles south Of Rose
berg. Sticks OF dynamite were placed
on tho rails, which disabled the engine
by blowing ilhnges oil tho pony
tfucks And brought this train TO stop.
Taking the fiTenpn. the two highway
men proceeded through the train.
Every car WAS searched. Nothing was
obtained from the express car, Tor
there was no Itsature on board. Port.
land, Tacoma, Seattle, anu Victoria,
Is. o.. registered sacks were ritied. The
passengers were also searched, but lust
what success was met with Is not
Known. ons highwayman took a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
KEPr rms oonrsE ar monE.
"Whisti,nE Davis" Refused 60 nury
the Hsmains of MS Dead ChiId.

'NhistlinE beNts' heinset 10 uufN
tie Hsmains OF MS Dead Chiid.
Los ANGELES, Cal, July 2.--For
Eve yeRrs past "whis,ling Davis" Of
Long Beach, has kept the corpse OF his
dead child In = little cofiin In his
house nj locality known ~ The VIII
lows. NeiRbbors have at intervals
demonstrated and threatened without
avail. lie has Itubbornly reiused TO
hurry the body or permit any one TO
asVe II Inferred.
bStely tho neighbors became excited
about the affair; the coroner was uoti.
bed and Ia about TO commence an in-
vestigalion, II being understood that
there 10 n law maaing II Illegal for n
pereon to thus retain the body Of a
deceased human being. Human OIL.
Ger Wright and Constable de In Monte
went to the bsach 10 arrest the man.
On going to his house they found the
little oasket with the dead child under
tIc front porch They took 1t In charge,
and os oponing II found Ia II the little
iiled skeleton. An Inquest will be
neld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
french Invasion OF srssu.

NEW York, July 2.-Adyirss 90.
ceiytu by tho Herald from $50 Sc
Janeiro state that French troops nave
occupied the Territory Of AioalA. IAe
military authorities there have trle-
graphed to the general government
asking for Teiniorceins ats 10 Itslst ths
Invasion. Members Of Toe JsoOuin
party caused several IowS Ia .hs Streets
OF Rio. There were frequent rrnts
between JacObin's naval cAGs, u aud
hlioTs during the night. lhs JisurJer
was hnully suppressed ~ the s0Iiuo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Two Cabinet Position. r,,,.a.

LoNDON,J July 2.--Right Hon. Akcrs-
DJugisss, member Of Parliament for
E'st division oi Kent, has been aI-
poihiei ohiei commissioner OF public
wsfls, ana Walter Long, member of
Parliament Tor West Defby division,
Liver. oJl, has been appointed pfoli.
deht OF tue board VI agriculture. Both
have seats In the cabiuet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
From Prison isa Fortune.

IONA, Mich, July Two years
Sgo August Dshner was sent to the
Iouia prison for two yHars for Beating
man who reiueed to Ray him his
wages. Dahner served mis- time and
was relenhed yesterday. When De
sttpped out OF prison he was met by
s'loIneyA who inloTmeg Inn that n
IgFune Of S2s5, 600 was his when he
uHVte TO clam n. IL npptH's that
'hat DahnePs uGole was one of the
1''gIhai 'lSeIs aud struck pay dirt In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

PITIsBuRG. July 2.-JSmes CAuS,laU,
u glass worker, al Now KeusinRton,
with wife anu chiluTuD, boy OF six
and a girl OF GIT yeaTs, were out
driving last nigh. At tho top Of n
nigh hill tho huIss bseams frightened
and plunged sideways over the em-
bankmsnt. The little girl was Instantly
killed. Mrs. Caussian's back was
broken. The son was injured Internally.
probably fatally. Mt. CAussian wab
badly hugl bus will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

WAauSuIuS, ID. C., July Cap
tain Henry ". HowgaIe, former
disbuTsing officer Of sne signal service,
vino, after year wandering ~ iugi.
tue, wa, found In New York Guy Ia
business A. "a secjnd-nand book dealer,
was sentenced today 10 eight years
imprisonmeut. lie was convicted last
week Of forgery aud alsiiioation Of
accounts In 1879. Howgate WAS re-.
mauded 10 jail ~ await the result OF al
appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

WAsHiNGTOS, July official In
formation has been received hete that
the real reason for the detention by the
u nited States authorities at Key WusI
VI the small cutter Attick, ~ that sue
Ia charged with hliDustering. Five
men on board have been held on suspi.
clon OF being Cuban filibu,terors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
VIII Be Lyuchod u Captured.

DESvER, Cello, July "A special
to the Tunes from Albuquerque, NM,
sayt: PekTo Garcia aud Felix ApOdacs,
the alleged muidsraTs Of the sheep.
hetdors Maxine SandOval aud Pedro
Lobalo Jr., were surprised In u canyon
forty miles from here while rebranding
stolen sheep, Oya posse. Shots were
exchanged. Tue horses ridden by the
muTdsrbrs were shot undsr them, but
the men ere ped 70 tho mountains. II
captured they Will be iynchsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
SOLD TOR TANEs.
Iron Mil. Valued at 100000 wsn,
for $1,000.

PIITsBURu, July The iron mills
Of tho Aioorhead-McClean company
have been sold by sheriff. The Ilsnt
Is worth over 81 100000 but went for
Sill 200, just enough To cover the taxes
due anu the sherlti's coste. Tho pur-
chaser 10 the Now York Life InsuT.
auco company, tho holder OF a mort
gage for sS5O,OOO. This Interest nccu.
mulated ran the claim up 10 $3.50, 900.
The creditors Of the MoorheAd.Mo.
Clean company had granted the com.
pany al extension and taken M Sc
ourily a blanket mortgage on the mill
property Tor 100000. They are lett
without security anu nothing to fall
back on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
nUCIItNAN's CASE.
Tue Man IL Dead but the Legal FRO
cHedIngs are Marching on

NEW Yoml, July 2.-Col. George
w. Gibbons, VINO with a. G.. Butte
lAbered hafd to save tbs wife murderer,
Df. Buchanan, from the electric chair,
tai1 he did not intend to let tho case
dsor. "NUlhing, however, eau he
done until the U. =. Supreme Court
decides ino question of our appeal"
he said. ave viii proceed the same M
II DR.. Buchanan were alive"
"Whl you commence action against
the state aud tbs warden OF Sing slug
iof damagtt?" Col. Gibuons wa. asked.
"lf the U. >. supreme Court decides
In our favor, We will push the case to
Its limit" lac Tepliel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
rArENr ENTInnLY XnIp.
Decision In n suit By ths Fibre
Chnmois Co, New YoTk.

CLEVELAND, o., July 2,--rhe U. 3,
olroul. court has handed down de-
olelon which may prove 10 be "a knock
out blow TO the American Fibre
Channels company OF New York. This
Fibre company brought suit against
Varisus iirms here for infringement VI
their patents ia Tue manufacture OF
iihIe which IL largely usSi ia making
women, garments. Tue court holds
the pate gts held by plaintlti company
are absolutely void. Similar suits are
pending against big dry goOds housss
or fibre manufacturers In nearly all the
largo cities throughout the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

PLATsMouTH, Nsb., July flames
FOKwell, y carpenter, residing IA tnis
city, went 10 England last winter 10
establish his rights ~ claimant to
third Of his deceased uncls'b estate. A
letter received here y aslerday brought
nowo to FOxwelps family that he was
victoriou. The estate 10 valued at
az, OUJ, 900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
cloudbur., In Nebraska.

DENvER, Colo, July "A special
to the IiHlss from McCook, Neb., says.
There WAS n cloudbur,t or waleTspOut
In the nsighb0rnoOi VI Haigler anu
Ives In Western Dundy county last
night, causing fiye wRshouls on the
Burlington railroad. One whshUut Is
about 100 feet long anu 10 feet deep.
Up to O'Clock To-Day no trains arrived
from the west.
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routes" the Iutorocctuio railway Of
Mexico and tue Mexican railway. Tht
two latter are afrayed against the two
former who broke the pool. Rates are
quoted al fulnous prices to get what
business 10 In slgnt, and rs n result
general Generalization prevails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

the Calico mining district OF San Der.
nsfdipo county, Cal, years ago aud
had Increased his wealth. When he
died about eighteen months ago no
had six living heirs, one Of whom is
Danner. Dshncr will 20 TO California
10 claim his fortune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Japs slow ON IormesA

HoSd KoSo, July 1.-The Japan.
ese have not advanced upon Tai Wun
Flu, the island Fofmosa, Tho with.
drawal OF the British marines from
Formosa hus caused much surprise
among the foreigners who remain
ashore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Relay Rider Took tho Train.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Georgu Venne.
veg, the lasi relay rider bearing tho
message Of GOvVTnor Matthews, Of In.
diana, 10 indianapolis battery, arrived
at Camp Hancock 1880 am. from Po.
cahonIGs, III. The rider came by the
NanGaliA train, the road being 10 bad
US TO render wheeling Impossible,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

LONDON, July 2.--rhe Chinese loan
Ia about to bs issuod in London tor n
large amount Of Independent negolia.
tions Tor the Chinese loan, maue from
81. Petersburg aud elsewhere.
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DUBLIN, July ,2.-Palt!ck Rcdmsnd
tound TN ciuistur containing an Ia.
icrnal machine on Bsyae street today.
Ia attempting 10 open the canister ne
caused tue machine to explode, which
KILLED him on the SPOT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

BERLIN, July 2.-According to a
general report here, Princess Frederick
Charles OF Pfutsia, who has been hy.
ing In Italy several months ia about 10
become Roman Catholic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

LONDON, July -Flrst lord OF the
treasury, a. j. Baliour, announced IN
the House Ot COmmjus today that
Parliament would 10 prJrjgued on
Saturday ana tina. dissolution ot Par.
lament would follow on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
CUBAN PARAGRAPHS.
General Gonss Advancing West.
ward NJ the Head OF 10 900 Men.

NEW loul, July "A special to
tho World from Havana Gays: Gomez
has LEFT Puerto Principe proviuoe In
com mand OF General Lopo Reoio. II
10 reported that ho Is advancing west
SSrd on Santa Clara At The head Of
10000 men.
Already more persons are In rebel
liou in santa Clara province than
during tho whole ten years Of lhu lr-t
revelation.
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weather nursau Ch,ef pi.ml..sd.

WAsnINGTON, ID. g., July 2.-Proi.
Mark w. harrington, chief OF the
weather bureau, hos been relieved
itgm duty owing 10 disagreement with
Secretary Morton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

PARIS, July 2,-Tho IRE yesterday
In dodillops military Quitting ostao.
lishment caused u damage Of 100000
franc.
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n.lI.hnrr,. unhInst M..,..

LONDON, July 2.-rho fiTat meeting
OF Lord 5allsbuTy's new cabinet took
place today and attracted many sight
seeTs 10 Downing street.
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rnE noun Fom REVOLT.
The CRY From hsccaonia nr-sehood
la huighria

PIuLLIrOLIs, Bulgaria, July q
The Macedonian question Ia causing
much excitement here. Tho town last
night waB plAcardsd with pgstsr read
ing: "The hour Tor revolt has struck.
The voice Of longsuflsrlug Macedonia
calls tor holp."
Tho plfters were removed by the
police, after they wore read by many
people.
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IDI AND MEADE.
The Formpr Relieved from His Com
mand for alleged DiseSUrtssy.

WAsnINGroN, ID, o., july 2,-C ON
manaer George u. lie saw Sesrs a,y
Herbert today concerning tue Ordefs
under which he was relieved from tho
command OF the Alert, on tho Parlfo
station. The affair grew out OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
City Pay Roll.

The following report Of the clty's ok
psnsss during the past month has been
made out by the auditor and the older.
ent amounts will be paid out tomor-
49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-16
Strong Evidence.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-George
r. King, organist of the church where
the bodies OF the two murdered women
were found has made statement to
the Chief of Police that on the day Miss
Lamont was missed he went into the
church about 5 p. m. to practice on the
organ, and that while there Durant
came down from the organ loft in a
highly excited and overheated condi-
ton. II asked him. said King, "what
vas the matter and he replied I was
overcome by gas up there in the loft
He was very weak and pale, and asked
me to give him glass Of bromo.seltzer.
1 knew he was fixing up some electri-
cal contrivances about the church, and
thought nothing strange about his 60
ing up in the loft" The theory now is
that Durant had just completed his
fendish task wnen seen by King.
The husband of Mrs. Ella Forsyth,
the missing woman whom Durant is
suspected Of making way with, denies
that she ever visited Emanuel Church.
He believes she was drowned in San
Francisco bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-16
The Floods.

RUTLAND, Vt, April 16-The floods
in this section have been the worst
since 1869 and the damage reaches
thousands of dollars. The water began
to recede yesterday, and then marks of
desolation appeared on every hand.
Farms were flooded, bridges washed
away, railroad tracks undermined,
houses partially submerged and roads
badly washed. Between this city and
Bellows Falls much damage has been
done. In N1iddlebury and vicinity,
north of here, highways are submerged.
Big log booms have broken at New
Haven Mills and other places, and
hundreds of logs are moving toward
Lake Champlain. 1t will be several
days before traffic can be fully resumed.
LOWELL, Mass, April 16:-The Con
cord river is overlooking its banks.
Seven mills have shut down, and seven
of the streets are flooded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-16
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.


LONDON. Apr. 16.-A dispatch from
Berlin this morning reasserts that
Prince Bismarck is seriously ill and
that DR.. Schweninger was hastily sum-
moned to his bedside last evening and
started for Friedrichsruhe at once.
A dispatch from Friedricheruhe says
Prince Bismarck was suffering some
what from fatigue yesterday afternoon,
but that he had entirely recovered this
LONDON, April 16.-The Globe,
commenting on the treaty OF
peace signed by the japanese and
Chinese plenipotentiaries yesterday,
SAYS that the provisions allow.
ing japan to retain the conquered
places and tie territory east of the
Lao river, ceding Formoso to Japan
and making an offensive and defensive
alliance between Japan and China ara
simply impossible; that Europe will
not assent to any conditions which
place China's latent resources under
Japanese control, no matter whether IN
war or in commerce.
A dispatch from Yokohama says the
peace conference sat five hours yester-
dav and it is believed to have been the
final sitting. The Chinese plenipoten-
tiaries are preparing to leave for home.
The Globe to-day asserts that Great
Britain will refuse to accept the answer
of the Nicaraguan government to the
British ultimatum and will take i'm
mediate steps to enforce her demands.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Apr. 16.-Gener-
al Martinez Campos arrived at Guam
tanamo this morning.
MADRID, Apr. 16.--General Marti-
nez Campos has cabled the war office
the announcement of his arrival in
Cuba and an expression of his hope
based upon the information of the sit
uation obtainable, to suppress the in
surrection promptly and easily.
LONDON, April l6.-.A dispatch from
Toxic says the native newspapers are
publishing extra editions announcing
that the peace negotiations have been
concluded and that the treaty will pro-
badly be signed to morrow. The terms
| of the treaty are not definitely known,
but it is understood that they are in a
great degree similar to those already
published. This information is appar-
emily reliable, though it is not official.
LONDON, April 16.-The United Press
is authorized by ths japanese Legation
here to state that the version OF the
Chino-Japanese treaty OF peace. pub
lisbed this morning, is notably mac
curate, 10Th as regards commissions and
commissions. Japan, the Japanese en-
voy dc clares, has never asked for an
offensive and defensive alliance with
China, nor in regard to the commercial
points of difference has she ever asked
anything beyond the most favored ma
ton treatment, which hitherto Japan
has not enjoyed.
BERLIN, April 16.-The japanese
Minister here has official information
that the terms of peace with China
have rot yet been concluded.