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RIVERS OF RED BLOOD
Spain's Army in Cuba SOundly
Whipped By the Rebels.
MANY THOUSAND KILLED
The Slaughter Was Frightful-A
Whole Regiment Reported Cut
to Pieces-Madrid Denies
the Whole Story.

Tampa, Fla, May 10.-Passengers ar
irving on the steamer Eascotte say
the condition of things is encouraging
to Cuban insurgents. II Is said Canna-
guaya has been invaded by Gomez.
who. with 5000 insurgents, beseiged
Guayaro Monday. There are about
1000 Spaniards in the city. After the
fighting became disastrous for the be-
sieged, a regiment of Cadiz. number
ing about $500, arrived. attacking the
Cubans in the rear.
Gomez quickly recovered from the
first onslaught. While a small force
kept up the conflict with the forces of
the city, his main body faced the new
enemy. The lighting was very fierce,
but 1t is asserted the strategy OF Co
mez and the valor of the insurgents re-
suited in victory. The regiment OF Ca
diz, it is said, was cut to pieces. The
city, the passengers say, is in posses
sion of the insurgents. The Cuban LOGS
in killed and wounded is put at 700.
The Spanish loss is 5000
The smallpox and yellow fever are
very prevalent Campos is said to be
greatly displeased with the situation
and insurgent leaders are hopeful OF
another crisis in the cabinet, which
will require Campos to return to Spain.
The Cubans assert dissa-is' acton ex-
lists among the troops over the exccu-
tion of Gallego. On this account Lieu
tenant Mahy, who was taken to Ha-
vana for execution. was not executed
but was decorated with medals for
valor.
Madrid, May 10-The defeat of the
Cuban insurrectionists under Matagas
has been officially confirmed. The reb-
els set fire to the railway bridge be-
tween Caminos and San Luis. More
troops have arrived in Cuba and the
campaign will now be actively pushed.
The report from Tampa of a repulse
on Monday of Spanish force at Gui-
marc by the rebels under Gomez is de-
MED by the officials here. who say that
no open engagement occurred.
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GREAT ALLAH LOOK AT THIS.
New York Makes 1t Crime To Bet on a
Horse Race.

Albany. N. Y. May 10.-The governor
has signed the Gray racing bill forbid
ding pool selling or gambling Of any
sort and the supplemental bill fixing
tax of per cent. on the gross receipts
OF a racing association. BY the provi-
sions OF the bill every person who puts
down a bet or offers to do so Is liable
to fine of Imprisonment for not more
than two years, or both.
Gambling upon the future price of
stocks Is also provided against and al
most every form OF speculative invest
ment. except insurance. Is forbidden
under penalties. Pool rooms doing
so-cailed commission business are. es-
pecially mentioned, thus extinguishing
the last hope OF those engaged In the
business apart from the track
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AROUND THE WORLD.

Cincinnati May 10. = Clncinnati-Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
Washington. May io.-To days statement Of
the condition OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. sis2.G44.i27; gold reserve, ssS.-
oSs.S7
Pittsburg. May i0I-The agreement between
the P.ttsburg miners and operators has given
a great impetus TO the coal strike here. As a
result all the miners working on the Wheeling
division OF tho Baltimore & Ohio came out to-
day except the Piftsburg and Chicago com
panies' men at Snowden and Gastonylle.
Belgrade. May i0.-Ex-Queen Natalie arrived
here tod " after having been In exile four
years. she was met by her son. king Alex
ander. and an enthusiastic crowd. Ex-king
Milan remained ~ >isch-
Washington. May 10. Col. William b. Craig
hiL appointed to-day chief OF engineers OF the
army. was born in Virginia and graduated from
the military academy az West Point in is5S.
ranking second In n class Of 81.
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READY FOR THE FRAY.
Captain Koch Preparing to Give Prince
toms Athletes Drubbing.

Captain Koch Preparing to Give Prince
toms Athletes Drubbing.
Princeton. N. J., May 10.-Captain
Koch of the University of California
team entered his men to-day for the
Princeton-C games Saturday.
Following is the list of his entries. with
the mems records:
100 yards dash-Scoggins. los
220 yards dash-Scoggins. % Los.
440 yards dash-Koch. 51s.
Half-mile run-Bradley, Pm, IS.
Mile run-Bradley. Am. AIS.
Two-mile bicycle-Dozier, 5m- 1Ss.
220 yards hurdle-Terry. 26 1-5s.
120 yards hurdle-Terry. 16 2-5s.;
Dyer, 16 3-5s.
Mile walk-Mermin. I'm. 34s.
High jump-Patterson, feet IL 3-4
inches.
Broad jump-woolsey. % feet 5
inches; Dozier, % feet.
Shot put-Koch, 80 feet. 5 inches.
Hammer throw-Edgren. 1A feet,
"a inches.
Manager North reports his men IN
the best condition and expects them
to do as well in the contests as they
have at home in winter quarters at
Berkeley. The Princeton team has
been weakened by the withrawal Of
Goodman. winner of the bicycle event
in the intercollegiate meet last yesr;
Kumler. broad jumper. and Lane. the
sprinter
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Switzerland. without an opportunity
for commerce by the Pacific and un-
able to maintain a navy. In 1884 a
treaty Of truce was effected between
Chill and Bolivia. but the latter coun-
try did not get back her sea coast ter
ritory.
After remaining hemmed In for 10
years Bolivia now gains a Pacific port
and a strip OF territory. This will en-
able her to resume commerce by the
Pacific without crossing Chilean soil.
and 1t will permit a re-establishment
OF her navy. Minister Cana OF Chill
has not been officially advised of the
cor clusion OF the treaty.
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desperately In love with Miss Herhold.
but his advances were coldly received
The girl came from Germany q year
ago and lived with the Topper family
as a servant. Tepper's attentions be-
came SO annoying to her that she left
the place a month ago. Tepper's an
noyance OF the girl did not cease. and
last week she swore out a warrant for
his arrest. AS she had no money 1t was
not served. Tepper's wife refused to
receive the body and II was taken to
the morgue.
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ABSURD.
Kurino Says the Japs Are the Salt of the
Hawaii Islands.

Washington. May 1o.-The attention
OF Minister Kurnio OF japan was called
TO a dispatch from San Francisco pub
lisbed yesterday. intimating there is
liability OF trouble from the Japanese
In the Hawaiian islands. Kurnio char
acterized the statement as absurd and
ridiculous. The Japanese in Hawaii.
he says. are an orderly and industrious
people. Most OF them are farmers and
none have received military training.
They have shown no disposition to be
turbulent or do anything more thar
preserve the status secured them by
treaty.
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GETTING DOWN TO WORK.
Chicago win Keep the silver Question at
the Front.

Chicago. May 10.--An advancement
was made last night toward the per-
manent organization OF a bimetallist
club in this city. The following officers
were elected: President. Judge s. p.
McConnell; secretary. NJ. w. Leagher;
treasurer. Eugene Smith. Its object is
Ito restore the coinage of silver and
gold to the relative positions they oc-
cupied prior TO 1873 without any inter-
national agreement" The constitution
also sets forth that the club will be
non-partisan.
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cHINcH BUGS HAVE A cINcH.
Nebraska Has Run Up Against a New
Tangled woe-

Omaha. May 10.-The farmers in the
extreme western part OF the state re-
port the chinch bug In the rye and bar
ley fields TO an alarming extent. Their
presence is most marked in those sec
tions where no heavy rains have re-
Gently fallen. The grain men think
they will disappear with the first big
rain. They are injuring the plant.
which is prematurely advanced
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Ready for the Races.

New York. May 1o.-The racing COM
missioners appointed by Governor Nor
ton held their first meeting to-day in
Commissioner Belmont's Office. The
application of the National Steeple-
chase association for a license TO race
at Morris was granted and the commits
sion adjourned. This will permit of the
opening of the season tomorrow at
Morris Park. At the conclusion of the
meeting the stewards of the Jockey
club met to take final action on the
st. Asaph track and the Summertime
scandal. Arrangements will also be
made for the opening Of the seoson at
the Grayesend track.
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GONE UP I'M SMOKE.
Ceresco Neb., Completely Destroyed BY
Fire Yesterday.

omaha. Neb.. May 10.-A special TO
the Bee from Ceresco. Neb.. says: The
entire business portion OF the town was
destroyed by fire this morning. The
post office. banks. hotel and every store
were consumed
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MEADE MUST LOOK OUT.
IL Is Said Some of the Big Boys Are After
Him Red Hot.

Washington, May 10.-There was con-
siderable talk about the navy depart
ment to-day of published Interview
with Admiral Meade. criticising the ad-
ministration. Criticism f n superior
is an offense according to the naval
regulations. 1t is possible the secre-
tary of the navy and president rnay
pay no attention to the admiraIs ut
terances, but inasmuch as n court risr-
tial has been ordered on charges pre-
ferred by Admiral Mea1e against a
surgeon of the navy for giviug certain
matters to the press the admiral's ep-
parent violation OF the naval regula-
tions may be presented 10 the atten-
ton OF the department by officers of
the navy especially interested in STR
geon Kershner.
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Ted Pritchard Knocked silly In Less Than
Two Rounds.

London. May 1o-Jem Smith and
Ted Prichard fought tonight at Cen
trail hall. Holburn. for the heavyweight
championship of England and f200 a
side and a purse. The decision was to
be given to the best man in 20 rounds.
In the first round Prichard had the ad-
vantage. but in the second Smith got
In a severe blow on Prichard's body
and soon knocked him out OF the ring.
Pritchard was unable to respond TO the
call OF time and the fight was awarded
to Smith.
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NOW IT'S A REVOLUTION.
Nicaragua Bound to Keep Herself Before
the People.

New York. May IA special from
Nanagua. Nicaragua. says: The ex-
pected revolution probably win be post
poned until July. although Grenada
remains turbulent At Greytown ev-
erything Is ready for the reception of
the American commission.
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IN THE NICK OF TIME.
How Newton Blagg Saved His Little
Child From q Horrible Death

Spokane. Wash. May 1o.-Newton
Blagg, a rancher residing near Chat
leroy, came home yesterday just In
time to save his two-year-old child
from n horrible death. The wife. driv-
en- insane from religious frenzy, had
built an alter in the woods near the
house. upon which she had secured the
little babe preparatory to roasting II
alive. She was engaged in Offering up
a prayer for her sacrifice when her
husband returned in time to save his
child
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IF CANADA APPROVES.
The A. p. A. Will Extend It's Opera tions
to All Parts of the World.

to All Parts of the World.
Milwaukee, May 1o.-At to-day's ses-
sion of the supreme council of the A.
p. A. the report of the committee upon
an international declaration OF princi-
pies extending the order to all coun-
tries of the world, was adopted unani-
mously. The matter now goes to the
high council in Canada. and IL ap-
proved by that body the new condi-
tions will be put in force at once and a
supreme council of the world estab-
lished. The platform adopted and pro-
mulgated. at the annual session a year
ago was reaffirmed as the principles of
the organization. no changes being
made
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CRAZY AS A BED BUG.
Because One Girl wouldn't Love Him Gus
Topper Took His Life and Hers.

Philadelphia. May 10.-On the side
walk in front of &c North Seventh
street, at . a. m. in the presence OF
passers-by. August Topper. manufac-
turer Of novelties, aged IS. shot Clara
Herhold. alias Schmidt. aged 2s. twice
in the right side. then sent a bullet
into his own head. dying almost in
stantly. The girl died half an hour
later.
Topper is a married man. He was
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Helena. May 1o.-Through an error
in telegrsphing the Standards special
dispatch from Helena this morning
anent the grand jury. IL was made TO
say that that body had cost the county
$40. 900. II should have read 5000.
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J. J. HILLS LATEST.
He VIII Run Another Great Line of
Oceanic Steamers.

Chicago. May 10.-A special from St.
Paul says: Regarding the object Of J..
]. Hill. of the Great Northern. in vis-
itlng Europe. II is asserted that Mr..
Hill. having demonstrated the success
OF his venture in the Northern Steam
ship company on the Great Lakes now
proposes to extend that service by
placing a line OF vessels on the Pacific
10 connect with the Great Northern.
sailing out of Seattle for China and
Japan.
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cORBETT AND JACKSON.
1t Is Probable They VIII Fight in London
Soon.

London, May 10.-Directors OF the
National Sporting club will decide
Tuesday next whether the club will
put up a purse for hght between Cor
bett and Jackson. Matchmaker Flem-
ing has no authority TO decide such an
fruDortant matter.
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ONE BIG BALD EAGLE.
IL Made Things Lively for a California
Kid for a While.

Ukiah. Cal. May 10.-In Bachelor
valley. near this city, big bald eagle
made a fierce attack on an S-year-old
boy, and had IL not been for the ar
rival OF assistance the boy might have
been fatally injured.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN 1T.
They Say She Is High Up Bon Ton. Sort
of A Person Too.

San Francisco. May 10.-The confess
sion of Smuggler Foss regarding the
operations OF the Ciprico gang in SNUG
Cling and forging Chinese certificates
has not been OF much value to the rev.
enue agents I'm securing evidence
against the other members of the gang.
Foss is said TO be trying to shield a
woman of position who is connected
with the case.
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TRYING THE ANGELS.
Illinois Courts Keep whscking Away at
Schweinfurth.

Rockford. ILL.,. May 10.-Judge Shaw
to-day overruled the tmoion to quash
the indictments against Schweinfurth
and the three angels" The case may
come up for trial next week.
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An the way From California.

Baltimore. May 1o.-The American
Medical association to-day selected DR..
b. Beverly Cole OF California as presi-
dent
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JOHN FLOODS SENTENCE.
He Got Seven Years for His style of Book
keeping.

San Francisco May 1o.-John w.
Flood, ex-cashier of the Donohoe-Kelly
bank. who in the last two years has
been twice tried for embezzling the
banks funds and twice for falsifying
its books. was to-day sentenced TO sew
en- years imprisonment.
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Baseball Yesterday.

Cleveland-5: Washington. 6.
Pittsburg-6; Baltimore. 5.
Louisville-S; New York. 4.
st. Louis; Philadelphia. II.
Chicago-14: Boston, i.
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DIVERS Horses An withdrawn.

Newmarket, Eng, May 10.-It is an
nounced that none of NJ. F. Dryers
horses training here will race again un-
til August.
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Only Two Favorites.

Louisville. May 1o.-Only two favor
ties came under the wire at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. the other races
being won by fairly well played second
and third choices. The Jockey club
threw its gates open to the ladies and
the attendance was 5000. The betting
on all events was brisk. The track was
fast. In the fourth race Starbeam be-
came fractions at the post and threw
his jockey, Matthews. over the fence.
The boy was not seriously hurt and
rode out the race.
Five furlongs-Rap-A-Tap won. Miss
Young second, Horace third. Time.
1:01%.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Fred
Gardner won, Elsie second. Royal
Prince third. Time, 1:50A.
Seven Observation-Disclosures won. Miss
Florist second, Mate third. Time.
1:30.
Four furlongs-Helen Mar won.
Gaiety Girl second. Petrolene third.
Time, 80.
Six furlongs-Clintie c. won. Domin-
go second, Cyclone third. Time. 1:15ik.
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GOOD RACING.
Circe Put Up n Beautiful Race and
Crowded the Record.

Circe Put Up Beautiful Race and
Crowded the Record.
San Francisco, May 10.-The track
was fast and the racing close to-day.
The talent suffered, for only the first
two races went to the favorites. In
the last race Soon Enough, heavily
backed at 5 to /, ran away. Circe put
up a beautiful race in the six furlong
handicap. her time being close to the
record.
Five and a half furlongs-Blue Bell
won, Tobey second, Julia Martin Filly
third. Time, 1:0Sh.
Short six furlongs-Midas won, Sea
Spray second, Commission third. Time,
1:13.
Four and half furiongs-Edgemoun
won. Hearts Ease second. Senator Ma
honey third. Time, :55lk.
Six furlongs. handicap-Circe won,
Quie second. Howard third. Time.
L13A.
Five and a half furlongs-Miss Ruth
won, Morven second, Joe Cotton third.
Time, Ill.
Five and a half furlongs-Miss Buck
ley won, Nellie G. second, Alaric third.
Time, 1:0Sh.
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l1oop's Pills euro indigestion, bill.
ionsncss.
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DIED.

rETTlCORD-On Sunday. March 10, 1896. ut 4
O'Clock n M, THOMAS PErrrcoED. ngcd SO
ycars. 3 mouths and days
Funeral Tuesday. March L.. Mt p. M, from his
late residence, 800 Chapline street Friends
OF tho family Invited ln,crmCnt at Green.
wood Cemetery
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LOCAL nI,rvrrrEs.
Matters of Minor Momout III nna ABB

ninttorS OF Minor Momout Ia nnl About
tho City.
The GRAND this ovening-"on tho
Co."
OPEnA HOUSE this cyening-"Spor!
McAllistor."
TIE iorkvllle coal works, which has
boon lido sovOral months, will 70 on TO.
morrow.
ONLY two caacs showed up for tho pc.
lice court yesterday. A drunk paid tho
usual llno and vag had his sentence
suspended.
YEsrERpAY piston rod on tho table
engine Of tho Wheeling stOel plant
broke. and tho plant was compelled to
shut down Tor about throo hours.
TUr remaining two homing pigeons
stolcn tho other day from Mr.. Ryan, OF
tho South Side, by a number Of boys,
wero recovered yesterday by tho police.
They had boon taken into the country.
LAST evening at bridgeport n number
81 young mon met and organized tho
Eidelwoiss Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club. Tho club elected officers and will
meet every week. They havo secured
tho services OF Professor f. ]. Nelson, Of
Bellaire. 10 act us teacher. ~
EsrEnrnlsE lodge No. %, I. o. G. r..
held vol attended meeting last night
at which four new mcmbcrs woro mi.
tinted. All tho members arc especially
requested to DO present Mt tho meeting
next Monday evening. The lodge will
give a public entertainment on April %
In tho lodge room on South Market
street.
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The residence Of B. F. Bono, the Mt.
Pleasant jeweler, was entered by bur.
glars on Sunday evening aud $0l and
nine watches and lot OF gold rings,
cult buttons, otc., taken. Entrance was
effected by cutting out pane OF glass
in tho back door and walked In. The
box in which Mr.. Bone kept most OF the
valuable jowelry was carried of, to.
ce.her with all OF the contents and
what money they could find. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bono left their homo at o'cloci;
and attended the Friends church, which
is just across tho street, returning soon
after s. and it was during this time tina.
the robbery took place. Mr.. Bones
residence adjoins the store and no has
been in the habit OF carrying a box Of
tho most valuable goods into the house
each night for safe keeping.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Meeting OF the Council Committee Las,
Evening.

Meeting of the Council Committee Last
Evening.
There was a very lively meeting Of the
council committee on fire department
last night. Tho committee approved and
recommended for paymen. bills aggre-
eating S4i2 S.. which sum includes the
cost ola new floor just completed in the
Vigilant engine house.
Tho removal OF William Boles from
the position Of engineer at tho Eighth
ward house, recently made by the chief,
was sustained by the committee.
Mr.. Hahnc, member from tho Eighth
ward, presented resolution to the
effect that the chief DO required to have
the Eighth ward horses shod by q black
smith named Dickson. Captain Otto
amended by msking it anv practical
horse-shoeI in the Eighth wnrd, which
passed. There was pretty warm dis
cussion on this point, Chief Healy in
timatine that Councilman Hahne was
INDUCING in spite work. Mr.. Hahne's
brother was once member OF the fire
department, and was discharged BY
Chief Healy. Considerable feeling has
developed in the meetings OF tho new
fire department committee. and the
exact in wardness OF it has never come
ont
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con tho Co."

a large audience assembled at the
Grand last nigh. to see Charles Loder
and his company in the funny comedy
ION the Co." Mr.. Loder mado a great
hit in his new comedy, which is by odds
the best farce he has over been SO on in,
and his company is exceptionally
strong, including the four Cohans.
Banks Winters, wcll.kuown vocalist
and song writer. II. G. eastman and
other we'll known artists. A long string
OF new features aud fine specinlties was
introduced.
There is lots OF fun. good singing and
dancing, and the applause wa. quite
frequent. Tho play itself is intensely
funny. and those who enjoy n good
hearty laugh. should not miss it. The
company remains the usual three
nights.
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Robbie Gnyior Tonight.

The Opera House will opon ta doors
this evening with Robert Gaylor in his
new play "Sport McAllistcr." MIR. Gay
lor is well anu favorablY known through
out the country for many years as n
star on the vaudeville stage, where his
peculiar individuality and rare origin
itv won for him n national reputation.
He is n comedian free from vulgar meth
DDS and exaggerated ideas, and one OF
tho best and most natural stage Irish
men. Tho supporting company is tho
best that Gnylor has ever been sur
rounded with. and includes among
others the well known artists Gilbert
and Goldie. Arlhu. J. O'Brien, Joe
Kelly. Mario Lnureus. Mabel Craig,
Maggie Fielding. Kathleen Warren,
Lillian. aecklor and Lizzio lines.
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ITrLr tho Rescue Homo by securing a
ticket for tho concert Mt Iearnc Table,.
naclc Tuesday evening.