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THE MASTEI; STROKE

Ofth~ Cuban Revolutionary Party In THIS
Country-hn IL Expedition Piannod-Nhut
S-w.pnpnr Man Overheard.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, JunoG.-A special
TO the Florida Citizon from Ferdandino.
Hays: Tho master stroke OF tho Caban
revolutionary movement in this cotln-
try will occur within three days. The
principal leaders OF the party in the
United S.n,es gathered at Jacksonville.
two daya ngo, but yesterday afternoon
quietly slipped over hero, took carriages
and wont to Ocean Beach. where they
stopped at tho Strathmore hotel. From
an adjoining room tho Citizen corros'
ponent overheard tho whole OF tho do.
lbrrations. which began Mt s p. IN. and
lasted until lnto hour. Tho ok mon
who composed this revolutionary board
wcsc Carlos u. Dccc,pedas. Gonzale do
tluesda, Colonel Enrique Collazo. Lou.
tenant Thomas Collazo aud two prOmi.
pGut ci.iEenI oil FernRnlin9, who have
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appeared cOnupicuously bcioro tho pub.
INc on former occasions In connection
With tho Cuban cause.
Tho plans, so far as completed at
that sitting. wero % follows;
Ihas, whereas, Rs all planu for tho
carrying forward tho instruction In
Cnoa had hitherto worked most satlu.
inciorilyi tho oas.orn half Of tho island
hau risen tho western half was ripc for
rebellion, and tho Spanish position was
growing weaker. owing to tho terrific
yellow iovor and diseases from bad food
supplied to tho Spanish army; thero.
fore, now had como tho timo for n
tremendous effort which should carry
n great expedition from tho United
states to Cuba. The consulting board
decided the expedition should bo made
at once; that 1t should bo commanded
by Colonel Enrique Colla1o, tho war.
Scared victorian OF 1868 mud 1878, and
that tho deot should bo guarded by
threc newly built torpedo boats OF the
latest pattorn and OF great speed and
manned by experienced scamon.
Lieut.. Tomas CollaZo 10 10 bo tho
atau officer and Colonel Coll azo's small
army Is TO bo recruited from tho Cubans
in tho United statoa and picked Amer.
leans from tho southern states last
mentioned. Collazo is to land tho OK.
pedItiou ut some point In tho province
OF Puerto Pfincipa. where force, col.
loctod by Gomez and Marti will coop.
crate. Tho expedition 10 10 land In Cuba
within thirty days.
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THE RELAY RIDERS.
Tho Blue Pouch Arrives mt Rochester at
nm Early Hour This Morning.

Tho Blue Pouch Arrives Mt Rochester at
nm Early Hour This Morning.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, juno I'll n. m.-
W. S. Woodruff and Taggar,, carrying
the blue pouch, arrived hero this morn.
ing a.l2:5o:3o. making tho trip from
Bergen in ono hour and eighteen min.
ute,, gain OF hours, 50 minutes.
Henry A. Clark, the red courier who
left Bergen at 1921. arrived in Roches.
ter at l:2o:l0, making a gain o. seven
minutes.
CLEVELAND. O.. June 6.-Following Is
the record OF relay bicycle riders be-
tween this city and Ash,abula:
Blue passed Paiuesville ll:l0 n. m. :;
Madison ll:5S; Geneva 1912 p. IN.
Ashtabula 1916. p. m.
Red passed. gainesville 1l:5S q. m. :;
Geneva 1856 p. H.; Ashtabula l:2S
p. m.
BUFFALO. n. y, June 6.-The bearer
OF the blue pouch in the Chicago New
York relay race. passed through lIutialo
at $40 tonight. The red rider followed
tiity-fvc minutes later.
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THE DlocEsAy cbuNcrn

ot tho Protestant IplscOpnl Church.
Ili,hop PsierLiu's Annual Addros.-rhc
Years Rocord-To Meet In AIouudsyIIic
SoIt Ycnr
Special Di,pdth 10 he IHitiigtntcr
CHARLES Town, ". Va, Juno G-Thc
annual diocesan council OF tho Protest.
ant Episcopal church In Wcst Virginia,
which mot hero yesterday and organized
for business, was opened this morning
with prayer by Roy. G. A. Gibbons.
Rev. ]. G. Drittingham preachod. Tho
council Is the largest over held in this
diocese. II being composed of twenty.
soycn clcrgyinen and sixty-nino lay
doIogatoi, nearly all oi whom aro proa.
ent. The Right Rev. George W. Potter.
kin road his annual address as bishop.
lie Waited a total OF ilG places, and
paid n total OF 100 visits during tho
year; delivered 294 sermons md ad.
dresses and held 50 meetings and 40
special services. lIo alao confirmed
"4 candidates. Tho bishop also spoke
oi tho proposed hall at tho State Univor.
sity, which Is designed to bc uso al II
church house for tho sons OF Episcopal
parent, attending tho university. The
ground has been purchased and tho
inll consent OF tho regents to tho
scheme has been obtained. Tho hall
will probably be opened q. the next scs.
sion.
Tho management OF tho Sholtering
Arms hospital. near Charlcston, was
commended. ovor eighty patients wore
treated during tho year aud $3.50 OK.
pended. Tho bishop also reported that
s59307 was contributed to foreign mis-.
sions during the year and balance OF
S254 50 Of the special fund on hand.
The diocese treasurer reported bal.
ance on hand under oil tho various
heads OF $3.50 81.
Tho diocesan mission society report
ed distribution oi Sl.7SG % and q bal
nuce OF S920 Is. Moundsvlle was &C.
lectcd as the next place OF meeting.
A sermon was preached tonight, aftor
which the subject of general missions
WAS discussed. Tho Womnn's Auxiliary
held 4, meeting this morning and was
addressed by MrG. Julia Emery, OF New
York. Tho Brotherhood OF ST Audrow
held meeting last night and was ad-
dressed BY Mr. Maynard. OF Now York.
The brotherhood will perfect state
organization. General W. P. Craighill
gave reception to tho delegates last
niphf
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END OF THE WAX.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds makes An
other Pension Ruling.

Assistant Secretary Reynolds makes An.
other Pension Euling.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Juno G.-Anothcr
decision has been rendered by Assis.
tant Secretary Reynolds. bearing on tho
question Of tho da.e OF tho term mina.ion
OF the civil war aud tho pensionable
rights OF soldiers onlisting in 1896 and
1866.
In reference TO the decision OF tho
supreme court assigning August 20,
1856. as the end OF the war, he says:
"Tho reasons, however. which would
admit OF this holding. wheSe the right
OF tho parties in tho cases involved
might DO Affected by the running OF n
statute OF limitations. cannot be accept
cd TO establish the date Of termination
OF tho war OF the rebellion, where tho
questions involved arc whether an en-
listmont was, in fact, for the war OF the
rebellion. and tho service performed
thereunder, in fur.herauce OF Its sup-
preston"
The secretary therefore holds that en-.
listmenta in the loyal states after April
Is. 1865, when recruiting in them ceased,
will not bc deemed enlistments or for
tho war OF the rebellion, and any ser
vice rendered under such enlstments
will be presumed not to have been rem.
dered In tho war OF the rebellion aud to
establish tho contrary. the claimant
will be required to show ailirmatively
that his said subsequent service was
rendered in direct connection with act
i've military duty in aid Of suppressing
tho rebellion.
In tho other states. territories, and
the District OF Columbia, June l, 1855,
will be taken as the final date, as en-
Iisttnen then ceased in those parts OF
the country and July, 1865, when tho
blocadc oil tho southern ports was raised
will be taken as the final date Of war
enlisimen:s ior the navy.
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THE EASTERN CRISIS.

Matters Moro Ouiot, hut tho Situation
sim Grnre-AItumpt to nrinE tho sultan
To Terms.
CoSsrANriNorLR, Juno G.--Tho al.u.
ton OF affairs 90 far as tho settlement
OF questions In dispute between tho
Turkish government and tho roprobon.
tatiyos OF tho powers regarding reform
in Ammonia 10 concerned, Rhows conSid.
orablo improvement to-day. This i'm
provomons 10 undoubtedly due TO the
firm attitude Of tho powers In positively
refusing 10 accept any modification OF
tho programme which has boon mapped
out for tho improvement Of tho condi.
ton OF Armenia. The Turkish minister
for foreign alIairs, Said Pasha, has paid
frequent visits to tho British embassy
since tho roply Of tho porto 10 tho motto
OF tho powers was delivered, and II ia
hoped that II will result In persuading
the sultan 10 accept tho inevitable o.
gracefully as possible.
luV lllSiiOuI VI tHO u9HUult III NlH upon
tho French officer by Turkish officer
may DO regarded as closed, for tho
Turkish government has assured tho
French embassy that it will accnrd full
satisfaction, and that an indemnity will
be paid TO tho French officer. In nddi-
ton his assAllant will bo tried before n
military tribunal and punished If
found guilty.
Advicea received hero from Joddah
to-day show that thorc is no improve.
mont in that portion OF tho question
between tho Turkiah government aud
tho powers. Tho news received here
to-day confirms tho statements, made
exclusively In these dispatches yester-
day. that tho sanitary regulations insist-
cd upon by tho powers in order to pre-
vent tho introduction OF cholora into
Europe by pilgrims returning from
Mecca were at tho bottom OF tho recent
murdcrous assaults upon tho consular
reprcsen tativcs OF Great Britain, France
and Russia,
The riotous Bodouins have destroyed
tho cholera hospital erectod at Jaddah
for tho care OF sick pilgrims travelling
TO and from Mecca. Tho Turkish gar.
sison at Jeddah has been reinforced,
out the foreign population will remnin
on board the ships In the hnrbor until
tho arrival Of the warships OF the
powers. when their safety will bs
guaranteed and order restored.
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AHoPEEUL STATESMAN.
Senator Brico Predicts That tho 'SIlve
Craze Will -iyenr or

Senator Brico Predicts That tho Silver
Crnzo Will Wear or
CLEVELAND, Quo, Juno 6.-When
asked rs to the effect OF his recent letter
on tho money question, Senator Calvin
S. Brlcc said to-day:
81 have received hundreds OF letters,
and they reflected every possible shade
OF opinion on the question. But all the
opposition will pass awav in few
months, and all members OF the party
will be united on tho money plank in
the platform OF 1892. With business
Icviving, and tho price, OF wheat, orc
and all othcr products going up, the
people will havo no patience with any,
thing that tonds to unsettle our none
tarv system. Thoy have already begun
to turn from tho agitation, and, as the
prosperity grows, the silver advocates
will gradually find no ono to listen to
them.
"Whcn tho timos aro hard and the
people have q lot OF leisure time. they
talk about three things religion. meta
physics and the money question. Whom
the times improve tho people devote
less time to discussion and attend to
their business"
Senator Bricc stated that ho had not
yot decided as to whothcr he would
again be candidate for senator.
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THE WHISKY TRUST,
Tho Bili for an Injuuction byStho Central
Trust Company.

Tho Bill for an Injuuction by.tho Central
Trust Company.
CHICAGO, juno 6.-Edwin Walker to-
day filled his amended aad supplement-
ary bill in the Central Trust Com pany's
bill for an injunction ngainst tho
whisky truss The mcnded bill sets
out that the Distilling aud Cattle Feed
ing Company at meeting on May %.
by vote Of 3iS, 900 shares against l, g.,
directed its president and secretary to
secure a judicial sale Of tho property OF
the trust. II alleges that in pursuance
OF that resolution the company pro-
poses to eject 4 Reorganization under
the laws OF eithe, the stare OF New Jer-
scy or West Virginia aud that it does
not intend to pay or deposit with tho
Central Trust Company the proceeds
Of the sale OF the property, as required
under the mortgage tor the protection
Of the boEdholders.
The amended bill declares that there
Is outstanding over 100000 OF rebate
claims. for the payment OF which the
Central Trust Company is bound by
tho deposit with it OF S2.500,0 600 OF the
bonds. i. is further alleged that on
June l. $50, ,000-being tho somi.annual
interest on the million dollar issue of
bonds outstanding-fell due and 70.
mains unpaid.
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TELEGRApHIC BRIEFS.

Tho bolt and nut manufacturers asso-
citation will advance prices ten per cent.
Ten. battalions OF Spanish infantry
have been sent to reinforce the troops
in Cuba
Iowa FREQ silver Democrats met yes.
to-day and passed tho usual free silver
resolutions.
Yesterdays statement OF tho condi-
tion OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, SlS3, pa, $40; gold reserve,
S99.3S9, l69.
Tho Missouri river is running bank
full at Omaha and is within ton feet OF
tho danger line. It was caused by
cloud-burst.
Tho bill creating Quay county out OF
portions OF Luzerne and Schuylkill
counties has passed the Pennsylvania
legislature.
Tho Wisconsin Malt and Grain Com
pany's two elevators Mt Appleton, Via,
burned. together with 10000 bushels
oil malt and barley; loss, Sl50,OOO.
Robert Stuart president OF the Amor
ican Exchange National Bank OF Chi
cago, was thrown from his horse in
Washington Park. His skull was trac-
tured.
Governor Mckinley, Juno 20. will
speak at tho Ottawa. Kas., soldiers rn-
union, and will therefore bo out OF Ohio
during tho meeting OF tho Republican
National League at Cleveland.
Indications are that before tho ond OF
wock general strike will bc in.
augurated by all tho furnace employees
throughout tho Mahonipg Valley for IN
advance in the present scale OF wagcs.
At Scranton. Pn., n mino cavc.in in
the old workings In tho northern sec.
ton OF tho city badly damaged sovcral
dwellings and caused tho occupants OF
many OF tho houses 10 Heo in their night
clothes.
Tho Lohigh Zinc Works, at Bcthlc-
hem, Pa, ono OF the Oldest conccrns OF
tho kind it this country, yesterday no,i-
fed 800 workmcn oil un increase OF 10
per cent in wages to tako effect on tho
10Th inst.
EIwood Meyer. cnginoor; Eliza Botts,
conductor aud William klcasc, flroman,
all OF Tamaqua, Pa, tho crew OF u Phila.
Gclphia & Readng railroad freight train.
woro instantly killed by roar end col.
liaion near Locustdalc.
II is learned that tho Spanish officials
in Washington aro keeping close
watch on several supposed expedition
ary movements to Cuba for tho purpose
OF furnishing Information on which 10
roquost action by the Unitod States gov
crnment. Ono Of tho expeditions Is bo-
lievcd to have started from Philndol-
phin.
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EVANGELICAL huruEEANs.


The First Business Session OF tho General
Synod.
HAdERsrowS, MD., juno G.-The first
businoss session OF tho general synod
Evangelical Lutheran church began at
St. John'a Lutheran church this morn.
ing. Tho local synods' delegations were
assigned places in tho church by lot,
Wartburg synod securing tho frat
choice. Devotional services wcro con-
ductcd by President Charles $. Abort.
Tho roll call showed that nearly all the
delegates wcro present and there was n
representation from each OF tho twenty
five local Bynods. The most important
businoas transacted was election OF oiii-
cers for tho ensuing two years.
Roy. ii. l. Draugher. D. d.. professor
OF Greek n. Pennsylvania college, Got
tysburg, was chosen president, roceiv.
ing l0l votes out OF 1856. Rev. William
S. Frcas, D. d.. OF York, Pa, was rc.
elected secretary, and Mr.. Louis Mausa,
Of Cincinnati, was rc.olcctod treasurer.
Tho synod was addressed by Row.
Robert Woidcnsnll, OF Omaha, Neb.,
international secretary \. NJ. 9. y.
Both tho retiring and incoming prcsl.
dents mado brief speeches, and after
determining hours for tho SESSIONS, tho
synod adiournCd until o'clock.
THIS afternoon tho spccial conf
mittoo9 were appointed. aud board OF
foreign missions reported. To.niGh;
tho anniversary Of tho board OF foreign
mlssiuns was celebrated.
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FLOOD IN GERMANY,

Tremendous Damage Donc in tho Black
Forest Dlstric:-Mnny Lives Lost.
STUTTGART, Juno 6.-There was q
tremendous cloud-burst yesterday even.
ing over tho Wnr.ombcrg portion OF
tho Black Forest district causing great
destruction OF property. The downfall
of water caused tho river Eyach to riso
and many houses ut Baligon, From
morn, Dirrwangen and Lannf were
swept away. Many persons arc miss
ing and it 10 feared they wose drowned
in the flood. Tho ten persons were
drowned at BallinGon, soyon woro killed
at Fronmcrn and nine persons arc
missing, in addition. from tho last
named place. AT Lanien ten persons
wcro killed.
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IMPORTS OF SUGAR,
The Record Broken During tho Month OF
3iRy-The Value.

The Record broken During tho Month OF
3iay-The Value.
WAsHiNGroS. D. c., Juno 6.-Mr.
Worthington c. Ford, chief Of the bu.
reau OF statistics, gives out theimpor.a OF
sugar for the month OF May. 1895. The
total quantity imported at the five ports
Of New York, Boston, Baltimore, Phila.
delphia and San Francisco. were $780,
G97,599 pounds, valued at 0,2S9, Asa.
These figures represent n very heavy
import While the tariff act OF 1891 was
before Congress, tho impor.ations wore
greatly stimulated by tho uncertainties
Of tho duty to bc levied on sugars, the
highest figures in tho history OF tho
country wers touched. In March, 1894.
the I'm ports were G0l. .3S9, l25 pounds, and
in July OF the same year 766,046,SS0
pounds.
The returns OF May. 1895, are heavier
in quantity than the imports Of May OF
any previous year, and should, there.
fore, bc accounted as broaking tho
record. In June, 1894, an importation
of 52l.37S.O00 pounds was valued 4.
Sl3.l75.753 The greater import OF May,
1895. WAS valued at only sl0,2S9, ,434, or
nearly ;3,000,000 less.
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OHIO BUSINESS MEN


Harin: Good Timc in u'Cleveiand-Excnr.
sious and Bnuquet.
CLEVELAND. O., June 6.-Largs dole
cations OF business mon, representing
the boards Of trade and chambers Of
commerce OF tho leading cities of.Ohio,
are hore to-day as tho guests OF the
Cleveland chamber OF commerce. A
special train arrived from Cincinnati
las: night bringing 1856 business men OF
that city.
This morning large number OF Wis.
itors arrived on special trains from
Toledo. Columbus, Springfield and Day
ton. They werc taken for a drive to
the various points OF interest in the
city. after which tho party embarked on
tho steamer Northand for n lake ride.
Thoy wero banquettcd tonight.
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CONSUL CHILD
On tho Crops In Chh,n-An TnSurrection In
uankow Checked.

On tho Crops In Chl,n-An Insurrectlon In
Hankow Checked.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Consul Child,
OF TIankow, China, under date OF April
"a, reports to the state department upon
tho conditions in his district.
Hc says tho indications arc that the
tea crop will exceed that Of last year by
100000 hall cheats, and this is better
quality.
Mr.. Child said: "There ia some un.
casincss felt in tho Chinese city pf Han
kow ut present, and last week an incip.
lent rebellion was nipped ln'the bud by
the arrest OF eight malcontonts. who
wcrs prepared to stir up strife. After
strict examination By tho authorities,
five Of them woro bohcaded, and their
hcads exposed on tho city gates ms Il
warning to others.
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san FRASclsco, juno 6.-ln spite OF
Frank Bucks statement that ho can
provo beyond question that his father,
tho lato State Senator L. w. Buck was
in Oakland at tho hour whom Miss
Nellie harrington was murdered
in her fiat last Saturday, tho
chiei OF detectives is not sa;.
isiied with tho alibi. All who can throw
any light upon the movements OF Mr..
Buck oil Saturday have beon subpGnaod
for tho coroncr's inquest, to be held
next Saturday.
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Tor tho hopublloans to Garry Kon-
tuolsy This Year.
STRONG FEELING OF CONFIDENCE
PosvGdes tho Atmosphere OF tho
Bluo Grass State.
ANOTHER HOLE IN SOLID SOUTH

Almost Certain 10 DO tho Result CT
the Campaign now Bcginning-Tho
Democratic Slae Torn into Factions
by the Silver Question, on Which
They Canuot Aaroo, While tho Ro-
puOlicans arc LarxnoaIous and
united-scycral Republican Candi.
dates for Unitcd statos semntor Al.
ready In tho FIeld-A Novel Situn.
ton Ia the Old State.
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THE MIN 0E MONEY.
Tho Buulsero' Association Ends its
Meeting Hcro.
YESTERDAY WAS A VERY BUSY DAY
Able Papers on Appropriate SUBJ
jects wero Read.
INTEREST BEA RING DEPOSITS

Was tho Subject OF tho Very Interest.
Ing Paper from Hon. Thomas Il.
DAVIS, OF Grafton-MIr. Scott Tells of
tho Duties of 'Tho Bank Director"
Abio Address on "Sound Curreacys
Delivered by Mr.. Wilcox, tho Pitts
burgh Banker, Last NiGht--"Wosd
Virginia" tho Subject OF tho We'll
Known 3inJor Jod uotchklsS's Ad,
dress-hnst Nights Banquet.
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Treasury Appointments.

WAsHtyGToS, D. G., Juno G.-Tho
President to-day appointed William H..
pugh, OF Ohio, to bc auditor OF tho
treasury for tho navy department TO
succeed G. B. Morton, OF Maine, who
was removed Yesterday. and Edward A.
bowers, OF tho District OF Columbia,
now assistant commissioner OF tho
general land office. to bo assistant
comptroller OF tho treasury, to succeed
Mansur. of Missouri, deceased.
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SprtlG! Ditpctch 70 n. InieIIItattr.
SrrUBESvILLE. June 6.-Andrew Sa-
katz. a Hungarian. was sentenced to ten
years in the pcuitentiary to-day for tho
IN mu,der OF Pctor wcyeceko, q Slav. at
DiIlonvalo on March 25. At the time
Sakatz was battling with three Slavs
over quarrel that started between Sa-
katz and Slav named Marti.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Juno Especial 10.
ports to tho Manufacturers Record
from tho south during tho past week,
show continued improvement with n
stcndy increase in railroad earnings.
nnd bank cloaringa. us compared with
tho corresponding period Of last ycnr.
There il very marked Improvement also
in tho iron trade, with n worry hopeful
outlook for the future.
Cotton mill in tcrcsta continue to com
mapd wiGo attention. 10th or tho part OF
northern investors, who arc contom.
plating building mills in tho south and
on tho part Of Tho local people Of tho
south.