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MILITARY GUARD
to Pr"scrro Order During tho
Trial OF q Negro william Mt Wlnchpster.

RsquIred to Pra.,rre Order During tho
Trial OF n Negro william nt winchoster.
WINCHESTER, Va, March l5.-Thorn.
ton Parker, the negro who attempted
to assault. Mrs. Mary Melton. lady liv.
ing near Miidletown. Va, on Tuesday.
March S, was tried to-day before Judge
Atkinson. a squad OF tho militia, who
arrived last night, pursuant to Sheriff
Cores request, we.o stationed around
the prisoner in the court room, and tho
othors stood guard on the outside. The
trial lasted about five hours. The jury
returned in forty minutes with YER
dict OF guilty. Judge Atkinson at once
sentenced Parker 10 be hung on Friday,
April 10, between the hours OF u. nj.
and p. III. Tho companies OF militia
returned home tonight on q special
train over tho Baltimore & Ohio. Tho
excitement has subsidod and no further
trouble ia anticipated.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March l5.-Thrce
prosperous looking citizens from Wcst
Virginia, who declare that they came
to Washington to procure green goods,
arc locked up in n police station to-
night. They are John o. Wheeler and
Ira Greathousc, Of Hycr, and john II.
Hickman, OF Clarksburg.
They had come to Washington to
meet green goods men ct the Central
National 5ank, but did not intend to be
buncoed.
Their plan was to knock down the
aharpors with sling-shots, and to take
tho sample package OF genuine money,
which always figures in tho transaction.
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SENIOR NiURUAGA
Thinks No Reply Will BE Received Until
Both Sides Are Heard.

Thiuks No Reply VIII Bc Received Until
Both Sides Are Hoard.
WAsuIsGroS. March l5.-As soon as
the text OF Secretary Gresham's de-
nand was received it was taken by a
representative OF the Associated Press
10 Senior Muru:ga, the Spanish minister.
~ am assonished," said he, "that
this course has been taken. when as yet
only one side Of the story has been told,
and any action must be based on the
eI.parte statement Of Captain Cross.
Eau"
Ssnor Muruaga had received no copy
Of the demand from the state depart
uent nor any intimatiou that this step
lad been or would be taken, nor had
iny word yet como from the Spanish
government to him. AZ it had gono
directly to United States Minister lay.
lor 1t Madrid, TO be by him commuui.
Gated to Spain. Senior Muruaga said the
course would bc for Spain to make her
reply TO Mr. Taylor, who would COM
nCnicite it to tho state department.
Minister Mu,uaga sald:' There will
b. no reply until all the facts are
known, not alone from Captain Crosa.
2Ru. but from the commander OF the
Spanish gunboat alleged to have done
the firing"
When these facss are known, aaid the
Minister, Spain will be able to act in
diligently on the whole case. and not
On the partial case made out by Captain
Cyos.man.
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BosroS, March l5.-The firm OF Cush-
men Brothers & Company, manufac.
Jurors OF window shades, wen. into in-
solvcncy to-day with liabilities OF $780,
600. Tho firm has headquarters in the
city and factory NJ Cambridge and
another Mt Somcrville, both OF which
arc oithor mortgagod or have alicnmonts
on thom to the oxtent OF S2l,00O. The
heaviest creditors arc among the differ
cnt banks in tho city. A meeting OF
the creditors will probably be hold
next week to consider compromise OF.
fcred BY tho firm OF 3Si cents, payable
in two wears.
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SECTION noUsN ROBBED.


Two Iii.hwaymen Make Hold aud suo.
oosSful IInui--rwo rcrSons Injured.
ST.. LOUIS, March l5.-A special TO tho
ltopublIo from Guthrie. Okla, says:
'Nows OF n bold and daring hold.up and
robbery comes from Wauhita. Near
dusk tho uectlon house and mon woro
robbed by two highwaymcn. Section
Foreman Woods was hit, tho ball enter.
Ing tho right check and coming out at
tho right car. 1t Ia not thought that
tho wound Is dangerous. Mrs. Woods
was also beaten over tho head with a
six shooter, receiving wounds which arc
most likely 10 provo fatal. Tho booty
obtained conaistod Of S722 85 In money
and railroad checks and thrco gold
Watches.
Tho robbers told their frightened vic.
tins that they woro tho remnant OF tho
Cook gang. A posse 10 after thom.
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CAPTAIN CHEESEMAN'S STORY

gornH Out by Ills Brother Oflcers-Can
Bent Anything In the Spanish Navy.
NV YORK, March l5.-Althouch
senot Muragua, the Spanish minister at
Washington, says that the story OF a
Spanish man.of.war, having fired on
iae Alliancn, OF the Columbian line,
.ooks Ike a sea serpent story. the off.
GERS OF tho ghip, when aeon this after.
noon BY the Associated Press reporter,
Hero very emphatic in their denunCia-
uons OF the attack.
captain Crossman was not aboard
xhen tho reporter called. aud he was
not expected to got there until to.mor.
Tow. In his absence First Officer Ben
amin Corning, who was in charge OF
The ship, very willingly described tho
attack iaa'le on the American steamer
by TIE Spanish man.of-war.
!; does not matter" said he, "whas
Ihe Spanish minister may think. but I
can tell you thiH Ia no fish story. Tho
nllianca was about three leagues of
We shoFe at $3.50 on the morning OF
nlatch o. and Cano Mnysi was abeam. l
vas not the officer OF the deck as Mr..
i'u'se'. was on tho bridge and tho CAP
!dh "as looking round. was attend.
.hr 10 TIC cleaning up Of the ship and
'ne mon were sHarming the docks when
NV attention was directed to n ship
"cad'ig out IRON tho land. Whom sho
"a' about three miles off we hoistod
our ensign nhd dipped 1t thrco times
anu the on.coming steamer answered
WIN similar salute. Shortly after.
wards i recognized her to be Spnnis!,
iIan o. war assho was Hying the nation
"Wo kept on our coursc. hoyeyor.
Raich was !it,lo iurtIor of land than
",nal, being fully thrco leagues from
was standing aft when wo signnllcd,
ana was very much surprised when tho
,MAfship opened fro on US. The fret
snfes shots were evidently bIanks, us I
'aw no sholIs touch the wntct"
Fitat Oiilcor Corning wnrmed I'm M
elld: ''' i'''"s "''u
Wow, mind you, vo did not slow up:
40. d hIt, but wo kept right on our wny.
SH''ef ilring tho threo blank shotg. ,lio
,,paOI5'I boat was in our wake, about
ntG" miles of and sho hauled hor hcad
T'hc eastward, no rs to got her gum 10
"'4t M III. Then she fired thrcv pi,o,s
intervals Of n quarter of an hour,
."n 'i the shells dropping sonn 100
;"'u' IS'I on our etarbonrd quarter and the
m,. "'., one. similar distance on our
pI,t quarter.
We Kept going, as We did no! like tho
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PHiLADELrHrA, Pa, March 10. - 4
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Northwestern Pennsylvania railway
and tho Western New York & pennsyl-
.vania railroad companies was held in
this city to-day to consolidate tho two
companies under tho namo OF tho
Western New York e Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. This waa ncccs.
sary to complete tho reorganization oi
tho Western Now York 4 Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. the property OF
which was rocontly sold undor ioro.
closure proceedings. Tho old ollicora
and directors Of tho latter company
woro elected 10 servo in tho same
capacity with tho new company.
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THE BISHOP SUSTAINED.

The Propaganda Endorses Ills Action In
Er.CommunicatinsF Father KoIazowsEI.
CLEVELAND, Quo, March lj.-Rev. A.
F. kolazowski, tho Polish Catholic
priest. has been denounced BY Rome
and the action OF Bishop Horssmun in
accommodating him. indorsed. The
official documents. direct from tho prop
acanda at Rome, bearing tho signature
OF the pope, accommodating kolaz-
ewski, arc now In the hands Of Bishop
'Horatman. Tho mssterhas beop in tho
hands OF tho Roman court ioor somo
months past. Both sdcs have present.
cd their arguments, aai KolasoWsEi
was declared guilty. He 10 now outside
the ban OF the Roman Catholic church
and cannot be reinstascd except by the
pope personally.
Row. Kolazewski is 4. present pas.or
OF an independent Polish Catholic
church, organized by himself after his
suspension by Bishop uorstman.
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AWFUL TRAGEDY
Reported In MISUNDERSTANDING
full Italians Dood.
MURDERERS GIVE THEMSEL YES UP
To Thwart Lynohing Party-usod
Guns With Fatal Rcsults-The Wal
scnbcrg Tragedy BoinE Investigate
cd by tho Italian Governmont-An
Irregular Proceeding of Baron
Fava-ltallnn Newspaper Comment.

MiSSEAroL,s, MrSs.. March ia
special to the Tribune from Carlton,
Mimi, says: An awful tragedy oc-
Cured Mt McGrcgor, about thirty milcs
west OF here, this morning. A family
by tho namo OF Jeanno.to, consisting
oifa:hor. mother aud four childron, tho
oldes. twclvo years and tho youngest a
nuraine babe, lived in cabin aud kept
small store.
Two Italiana who werc clearing up q
homestead noar by, had trouble with
JcannOtte over some saw logs, which re.
suited in a quarrel last night. The
Italians. Nick and Angelo sCristello,
brothers, returned this morning to re.
new tho quarrel with Jcanne,te with
Winchester rifles and shotgun. Nick
Cristcllo shot Jeannotto with tho shot.
gun, tearing gaping wound in his side,
and Angelo shot Mrs. Jcannctte with
tho Winchester. blowing tho top OF hor
head oil, killing both instantly. The
children wero in bed at tho time. The
murdercrs escaped to tho woods. Tho
cabin presented sickcniug sight,
blood and brains being spattcred all
over tho walls aud floor. Tho children
wero shivering with terror.
About noon tho murderors ca mo to
McGregor aud said they were going to
Aitkin to give themselves up, but tho
local officers hold them until the arri-
val OF the sheriff, who at once took
them to Aitken TO tbe county Jail. The
Jcannettcs were much respected
family in the noigaborhood aud intense
excitement, prevails. The principal rca.
sou for the murderers return was that
they were afraid OF being lynched by
woodsmen in camp around tho scene
OF tho murder.
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LETTER FROM CUBA,
Int No Information OF tho Gun Boat-Tl
Rebellion Dying Down.

Bnt No Information OF the Gun Boat-Tho
Rebellion Dying Down.
WAsuiEGroS, D. G., March l5.-senor
Muruaga, tho Spanish minister, had not
been informed up to II o'clock to-day
either by his government or by the state
department, Of tho United States de.
mand on Spain through our minister at
Madrid. Ho was pursuing his investi.
cations OF the Allianca affair, and had
received telegraphic and mail reports
from the goveruor-gcncral OF Cuba, all
OF which stated that there was no iufor-
nation OF tho Spanish gun boat al
though the officials along :he eastern
coas: OF Cuba. where the supposed out
rage occurred. had been on the lookout.
The letter from the cap.ain.Seneral OF
Cuba received by Minister Muruagua
says tina. everything is quiet inIdve pro-
vinces, and that the only danger comes
from the possibility OF shipping arms.
ammunition and men from tho United
States. The people OF Cuba, reports the
captain-Ceneral, are entirely opposed 10
all disturbance. this being tho case even
with the leaders OF the former revolu.
ton
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miHSilos, md wo soon showed tho Span
ish skipper cloan pair Of hoolB.

"tnhiiusl hIlu nv buOu bHOWDu tuU SpNu-
ish skipper n cloan pair Of hoola.
''ln lcsp than nn hour aitor tho iusilado
we lost sight Of tho Spantnrd, and Bho
seemed to DO Sulklng at not being ablo
to bring uB to Btandatill. There Is no
truth In tho statement published In
somo newspapers that OH our future
voyages wo aro going to bo armed, as
thoro 10 no necessity Tor our doing so,
for We can run away from any Spanish
warship ailoa,.
IAN officer OF tho Atlas steamship
Ailsa has made an assertion tha. that
steamer had us in sight from carly
morning, OH tho day OF tho outrage,
until sundown. This 10 erroneous, for
at,or wo had outstripped tho Spanish
warshlp wo could only 500 tho smoke OF
the Ailsa. as aho was hull down. not a
spar to be seon. This was $3.50 n. ill.,,
and wo only discerncd hor identity as
we passed her at ESQ o'clock in tho
evening, whom wo wore going into For.
tuno Island"
The other officers related Atorios simi-
lar to that OF Corning.
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ContrnI snles AGENCY hbnnlonrtl.

COLUMBUS, o., March 15.-Thc Ohio
coal operators and representatives oil
tho Ohio coal roads hold separate acs-
stons to-day aud adjourned until uoxt
Tuesday ni,c.nOon. Tho original propo.
si,ion oil tho operators 10 establish Il
central salos agency has boon hban.
donod. Each company will mako Its
own aales and rcpor! tho samo to tho
board Of control.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March l5.-Among
the passengers who arrived from Homo.
lulu Oh tho Steamship Arawa, aro G. W.
Ashford. p. G. Camuriuos, llonry A..
Juon. Henry Won Worthon md William
Davis. nll Of whom arc now cxilos from
tho islAnds. Captain Davis was com.
mMidcr OF tho Steamer Warilnoo and
was nccuacd Of taking arms into Homo
lulu for tho rebels.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l5.--Coul deal
era in this city received to-day tho ex-
pcctod notification from tho Roading
company OF its now rates on shipments
OF Lohigh and Wyoming coal from
junction points TO Philadelphia. Tho
ra,cs arc ut m advance OF from oloven
to ior,y.onc cents per ton, varying with
tho doUtination and tho grade OF coal.
This will rcBul. in driving tho Lohigh
Valley and Jersey Central companies
out Of tho market on tho Reading lines
after March 20.
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TAMPA, FLA, March l5.-Cuban ad.
vices per steamer Olivette arc as fol.
lows: Deputies OF insurgcn. bands and
societies have met in Los Negros and
formed a provisional government Con-
cral Maximus Gomez has been chosen
commander-in-chiei Joseph Marti has
been designated an envoy 10 obtain
from foreign countrie, recognition OF
the rebels as belligeren.s.
Five hundred Spaniards arc aaid to
have been killed in the battle OF Ven.
rinita
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WAsnISaToS. D. c., March l5.-The
officials Of tho state department nro
OomowhaL surprised ut tho action Of
Baron Fava, tho Italian ambassador, in
communicating directly with tho Cover.
nor OF Colorado respecting tho pro,oc.
ton OF Italians in that state. Ills course
Was irregular, but it Is not probable
thnt any official notice win bo taken OF
tho matter, particularly In Wow OF tho
extremely discreet nnd temperate man.
nor In which tho ambassador hau pro-
scntcd.hia caso 10 tho state department.
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TRENTON, \. j.. March l5.-Tho son.
alto ns court OF impeachment in tho case
Of Patrick W. Connolly, the Bayonne
justice OF tho peace who was irnpoRchcd
Tor ialsifying his docket and committing
assault aud battery on Lawyer Van Bus
kirk, unanin ously found him not guilty
OF the Justification, and by party vote,
guitp OF assault and battery. Tho sen-
teuce ia that Connolly be relieved from
tho office OF justice OF the peace.
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New YoEE, March 15.-Tho judges OF
tho supreme court have reversed tho
decision OF the police commissioners
dismissing Police Captain Cross aud
Wnrdnan George Smith. both Of whom
il is ordered shall be reinstated.
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Still. IIOpE.
Tho Roinn EOGcuto S:iii Unhcard From.
LIopS Not Abandoned.

MADRID, March 15.-ln tho chamber
oil deputies to-day, Primo Minister
Sagmta said that while no information
OF tho cruiser Rcina Rcgente had been
received. tho government had not aban.
doned hopo Of hcr safety.
In nn Interview to-day, Admiral Ber-
anger stated that in 1892 he ordered tho
overweight Of the decl; guns OF the
cruiser tobo roctiGed. Reports have boen
received OF forty bodies having been
washed ashore on the Spanish coast
during the recent storm. None OF them
WAS OF men belonging to tho Rcina
keGente.
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found from that part OF tho boat. Tho
chair which Enginecr Mcclure uaod has
also boon found. Many aro now nd.
vnncing tho theory that shc wont down
far from this port. Tho leo ls brcnking
MP, allowing tho wrOckaso which has
boon uudor It TO riao.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, March l5.-An ar.
rcat was made this afternoon by the
police in tho mysterious Moritz mur.
dor case. but tho identity OF tho sua.
poet Ia kept from tho public. An OK.
animation OF tho body Of tho murdered
man shows Tint ho was shot twice, once
in the mock and onco In tho loft oyc.
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ST. JOSEPH. Mrcn., March l5.-Wrock-
agc from tho steamer Chicora, which
was lost with twonty.ionr persons on
board several woOls ago, nas begun
coming ashore at this port. Parts from
around tho engine room hayo boon
found, this boing tho first wrockagc
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MUST APOLOGIZE.
s,rotury Gresham Gables His Ul-
t!mntum to Minister Taylor.
Any FURTHER INTERFERENCE
with American Commerce VIII
Not Bo Tolerated.
Minister MURAGUA'S STATEMENT.

yo Reply From Spain Until tho Span.
i,h Sldo OF tho Case Is ucard-Re-
ports From Cuba Contain no Inior.
nation Regarding tho Identity of
tho Insolont Gun Boat-captain
crossman Ill-Thc Other officers OF
tho Aillauca Bear Out tho Previous
Testimony of Captain Crossman.
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Goncral Baranca's army, OF Colombia,
met 600 rebcls on Monday laa. and in
tho engagement TINT followed 100 rebels
Wore slain.
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T.IrcrpoOl-Adrlntlc, from New York: Soma.
dlr from Now York.
lsrrInon--Ens, from Now NorS.
CopGnhnycn -'laumwall, from New York for
ElNttIu
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For West Virginia. local SHOWS followed by
clchrug weather; continued cold. norIhGrly
winds,
For Western rcnnSylvanla mud Ohio, light
glnwS followed by clearing IN southern OHIO
and southern FcnnSylyania,
TuE rENrEhA rrGE YESTERDAY.
GS furnished hy q. SCnSrrE druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth itrrOtS,
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MADE A CARDINAL.

Mgr Satoili Given the zuohctto and In
Formed OF His Election.
Washington. peoemher ie--The delivery
TO Mar. Satolli OF tho zuchctto "a small
rcd skull cap) and tho oonsis,cral letter
inforIning him of his elevation TO the
cardinatc, which are preliminary TO the
comforting upon him of the bcrctta, took
place AT the Catholic legation here this
evening. The duty was performed by
tho Marquis sacrapanti. the pope's mes
senger.
Among those present wcrc Ambassador
fatenotrc, Minister Dclomc, the minister
from Switzerland and many such dlgnitn-
rics
AZ ouiock tho party assembled In tho
private reception room of tho new cardi-
mai The Marquis Sacry,panti, IN full uni
Form. explained his mission In few
words qpd handed the conalstoral icttr
TO Mgr ~SbaVttl, who, opening II. read
che brief official announcement that on
tho 18th OF November Mt n conslstory the
pope had created tho delegate II cardinal.
Mgr sa,oll IN reply delivered some ok
tcmporancous rcnarks. addressing them
to the noble guard. In his reply the ncw
cardinal thanked the marquis for the Of
flcc hr had performed. He was filled he
Hhlif WIN NilN NtINt VI Tue NIlnfflltu
goodness of the pope In selecting zone
80 unworthy us myself for q dignity 20
exalted" and was overcome by the mani-
fcatation of personal regard and fnthoriy
love of the holy father toward him
you VIII find" continued the delegate
addressing his remarks particularly to
the marquis. that the American people
nae second 10 none in their hospitality.
YOU have arrived at a peculiarly inter
eslng mimcut In this country--a mo
mont when II spark has boon aopt through
out the length ana breadth OF the states.
which calls tho attention of It's citizens to
1t danger which II thought to threaten IT,
ana whatever may he thought today. "A
new manifestation of N patriotic spirit
mas responded at once 10 this Impulse,
ana IN reply throughout the country but
ono voice IN hcati proclalulnE that &c
real danger does threaten all are nnd win
20 united for The common welfare of the
Nation
The new cardinal then took the zuchctto
and placed It on HIS head, Later the
cardinal mid his guests tined together.
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TIE DIRECTION sTRlKn.

Philadelphia, December 19,--Thc r'rac-
lion strike situation tonight Is practically
unchanged. cars We're run on some lines
today under heavy police guard, but Mt
duck they were all Withdrawn ANA tonight
are In the stables
There were fewer outbreaks during the
day and none of consequence. This was
the result OF the rigid police regulations
aud tho fact that the streets whore the
great crowds congrceated were plcketcd
with mounted squadrons Of armed olhcefs
Up 20 a late hour tonight tho electrical
workers OF tho company were In session.
They passed resolution Of sympathy
aid and said they were Willing to go on
n strike whenever the request WAS made
by President Malone Of the Amalgamated
asgociatlon All day and night rumors OF
arbitration were plentiful. The strikers
are willing to submit their grievances TO
arbitration but tho company refuses 10
have anything to do with anybody asso-
cintcd with tho association.
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PRICE CENTS.

dcrtakc the settlement OF the several
contests pending for Texas postmaster
ships until after the holidays becauBe
of more important THINGS ON hand.
Fostoffices We're established today at
Brymcri Burleson county, Edmond NJ.
yarro county. Horace II. Smith post
master.
A. " Orr was appointed postmaster
NJ pcwdrop, In Liberty county, Vice
Mrs. c. q. Hoydor resigned: n. r. Wig
Gins. at East Hamilton. IN shelby county.
vice w. II. Brnttian resigned. and Mrs,
NJ. II. Phillips ut Parncll. In Roberts
county. vice j. w Huber resigned.