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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
MILITARI MANNERS.

From The St Louis Globe Democrat
Nattel declares that in war all vines, fruit
trees ana growing crops should be spared
In the English army "A soldier IS drummed
to church just as he is to drill or dress
parade.
Medieval knights often took a voluntary
oath that they would never spare the life
OF an enemy.
Exchange Of prisoners was practiced in
very early times by beth the Greeks and
the Romans
When the lighting bishop Of Norwich"
in 1888, stornied the town of Grayelines he
massacrcd its entire population.
HelNetius declared In his articles of war
that soldiers ought to be made to fear their
own officers more than they do the enemy.
The Koran forbds true believers to de-
str0y the vines, Palm trees, fruit trees
corn ana cattle, even of their worst enc
mics.
Bcmbardment of the residence portions of
towns. now forbidden by the laws of war,
has been repeatedly practiced in spite OF
this prohibition
In medieval times not only were living
prisoners ransomed by their friends, tGt
a ransom was demanded even for the bodies
of those slain in action.
During the days when armor was heaviest
the cavalry was the slow moving army oil
the service, all move ments requiring celer-
ity being executed by the infantry.
Hot shot well as chain and grape shot,
when first employed, were declared TO be
inventions of the devil. and not to be sane
toned among civilized nations
In the fourteenth century the slaughter
of women and children after town or
castle had been taken by storm was one of
the most common occurrences of war.
Clearchus, the Spartan, laid down as one
of the maXms Of war the statement that
a soldier ought to fear his own general more
than he did the whole hostile army.
During the war between Richard l OF
England and Philip Augustus of France,
prisoners of both sides were BLINDED as
means of illuminating the besieged party.
The Chevalier Bayard made by his f"lt-
SONS during the course of his military
recr II ore than 4 000 pounds, sum equva-
lent to nearly ten times that amoInthow-
adayS. =. .--. - e-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
GENERAL MAssO PRESIDENT
or the "RepubIic of Cubn"-A Nation
al Convention,

New York, August l0.-General Quesada
today received letters via the steamship
Niagara, by special messenger. dater Au-
gust LIST, at Santiago. Cuba. stating that
a republic had been formed by the election
at Camaguey, few days before that date.
The delegates at the national republican
convention at Camaguey, which had been
proclaimed the temporary capital. We're
Or. j. Castillo, II. POrtunado, ". Sanchez.
A. Aquibero and NJ. Mandoley.
General G.. MaSso was elected president.
and his cabinet will consist Of three MEM
bers-a minister of the interior, "A minister
of war and a minister of foreign relations.
The general is also I'm possession of let
tiers describing the battle of Bayamo. They
contain the information that the Spaniards
lost In that engagement one general. three
Chiefs fourteen officers and 334 privatcs
The rebels lost i'm all seventy-four man.
among them General Alphonso Gonle. The
letter is dated July 3lst at Montomopolo.
1t has also been learned that General
Maceo's field staff consists of the follow
ing men, some of whom constituted the dele
gates to the convention which elected Gen
eral Masso president Of the republic: Colo
mel Adolph PARA, chief surgeon; DR.. j.
Castillo, confidential secretary: r. Portu-
ano, chief engineer; NJ. Sanchez. assistant
chief engineer. and first and second adj
jutant engineers. l.. Aquilero and II. Aqui-
lero.
The letter also stated that the chances
Of ultimate success are improving daily.
They are from the camp of General Maceo
direct, and are said to be brought by ID.
Il. Dodge, special messenger of the revo-
lutionary leaders In this city
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
DEEDS OF RED DEVILS.
Officers Working Hard to Prevent
a Bynching.

Wagner. ]. r.. August 1l.-With the eX
ccpton of one, the gang of Indians who
have committed n series of diabolcal crimes
since July 30th in the territory, were cap
tured near Okomugec last Thursday. after
a desperate fight. and started for Fort
Smith. Ark, tran 10 avoid being lynched.
News has reached here that mob of citi-
zens has gone across the lire 10 intercept
tho Missouri Pacific train carrying the iends
and their captors for the purpose of deal
inS out summary Justice.
me gang, which began it's heinous opera
lions bV numbering Deputy United States
Marshal John Garrett. at Okomulgcc and
escaping 10 the hils OF the Creek nation,
was led by Rufus Buck, an Indian. HIS
followers We're Samuel sampson, Meorna
July, Bud Lucky, alias Lucky Davis. Albert
Stake and Levy Davis. The day after muir
derins Garrett tine gang met white man
ana his daughter in a wagon. Covering the
ma" Win %l,h their suak the Indians took the
Thcir next ,.cs rhattc Zen Callahan
ana negro boy. wf.om the gang met on
the road. They murdered the boy and beat
Callahan SO that they believed fr to be
dead when they left the scene a .- robbing
the man Of money, boots and sGu.ie.
Al Inc country stores OF West and j.
Norburg. at Orket the murderers and rob
bers held up the owners and took away
everything they could carry. Next I'm their
path % crime they met two white women
ana a girl fourteen years old All were re-
pthtPuIy assaulted 10y ia" iicndS who added
another murder 10 their list The girls feet
ana hands were tied aud The unfortunate
creature was assaulted until life was cX-
tinct.
Capture OF the Gang.
BY this time the country in the vicinity
OF these crimes had become aroused Fed
oral and Indian posses, including the Greek
Lighthouse Guards. in command of Captain
Edward Harry, ana Deputy Marshals Jesse
Jones, N. ID. Irwin. Samuel Hayes ana 9TH
err determined officers. started at first 10
capture or kill the murdercrs of Garrett
that being the first crime heard of. Thurs
day afternoon the pursUcrs came up with
the gang twelve miles from OSomulgee and
divided. one-nalf going to a place of am
bush INTO which the other party drove the
sang from the summit o. "a HIM. \ fight with
rifles and ieNolVers followed. in which
captain Harry fell from his horse. q bullet
grazing his head and three horses were KILL
ed. Five OF tho gang we're captured alive
ana the sixth, Luck Davis. escaped.
In the possession Uf the murderprS were
l.0H rounds of ammunition and a great
quanu'y " stolen property. They were
taken 10 OkomulRce. where a mob o. cit
izcns, bent on lvnchiug thcm surrounded
me officers, but the ofiic ere escaped with
their prisoners To MuskoEcr. Another mob
Win ropes and rifles awaited their arrival
prey by getting sufficient warning to land
the gang Ia jail This was last night and
IN" town was kept 70 an uprOar all night by
N" attempts TO lynch the Indians and the
"HortS % tho business men 20 prevent mob
violence, The mob was finally quetd long
enough 10 allow of a third escape of the
posse and prisoners on a train for Fort
Smith.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
GEN. YOUNG ON THE UNION.
Talks About the Report Concerning
Guatemala and Costa Ricn.

One man in Gcorgia who felt a keen in
terest in the dispatches which came from
Guatemala. Monday was General u. NJ.
y. Young who is at home from his post
rs United States minister 10 Guatemala
ard Honduras on leave Of absence. The
generals health has not been good. but
under the healing Influences that he finds
at Sweetwater park and right here in At
lanta he IS fast recovering.
Naturally" said the general when ask
Ell by representative OF The Constitution
FOR his views concerning the dispatches. II
have read with great interest what is said
concerning the pr posed union of the Cen
tral American republics. , believe that
large majority Of the INTEL gent. patriotic
citizens of Central America would like to
see unicn OF al those republics. They
believe that such federation would he
greatly to tho advantage Of each ana all
Of them and at some time al of these gov
ernments have expressed themselves as in
favor Of such a union"
Have there been concerted movements
in the pastg'
They have he'd several conventions on
the subject in the past. bat for some rea-
son they have never boon able 10 reach
practical result. Before any agreement can
be reached. each must hc willing To- CON
cede something. each must DO willing 10
transfer certain Of its powers 10 the Ieier-
al government. They have never been
past believe that at this time al Of tho
presidents OF the Central American rcpub-
lies are patriotic. conservative men. The
government of the United States has bu:
one sentiment FOR these republics. und that
is one OF affection; IL hopes and wishes
that each OF them shall he permitted TO
pursue its happiness I'm it's own way, upin-
terruptcd by foreign powers
what is the population Of those re
pEhAcs?'
Il should saw that in the FIVE republics
there arr perhaps four million OF people
The population Of Guatemala IS. in round
numbers. one million. Tho people are in
tcnsely American ia their sentiments and
are great believers in the United States.
Their idea iu amy federation which might
he brought about would bo - base il on
the constitution OF the United States. mod
cling their government as much as possible
after our own. Their population ls very
similar in character-that is. one state with
the others; they havo much the Same soil
ard climate. aud il would sc>u tllt they
have "A common destiny. SIN b. is. *
course the polite OF tnis government e.
hold hands OF ANA wish them Godspe,d
ia the working oIt OF their salvation ia
their own WAY.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12

Matagas, the notorious bandit. They LOST
three killed and many wounded.
1t is positively asserted that notwith-
standing official reports Flor Crombet Is
alive and well and will soon reJoin the IN
surgents. having completely recovered from
his wounds.
The Louvre Cafe, n rendezvous fer all
the prominent young men of Havana, Is
almost deserted Many of its patrons nave
Joined the revolutonists at Puerto Prin-
cipe and others have armed bands near
Matanzas
Passengers by the Mascotte report that
business is terribly depressed in Cienfuegos
and the people dcmoralized. fearing an at
tack from the insurgents momentarily, as
the surrounding country is literally swarm
ing with them. All the sugar plantations
are deserted. orders having been issued
by the insurgents that the grinding of
cane Will not be allowed. threatening death
and destruction OF property to all who at
tempt to work the plantations.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12

las people have in view that makes them
so anxious about this contest They want
the building 10 go up that IL may be
used in the future for big conventions. In
fact. they hope TO make il q stepping stone
to a national convention for The presiden-
tiaI nomination in that city at some early
date.
while 1 was in Dallas had access to
the letters President Stuart is receiving
every day. Among them were letters from
both Fltzsimmons and Corbett. Both men
state that they are getting in shape for
the turn and both express the greatest
faith i'm the ability TO win"
Asked about the favorite I'm Texas the
gentleman said:
think Corbett will win out while there are
others who think that Fitzsmmons is the
coming star of the fistc arena. SO far
the bets are about even but an occasional
odd is laid on Corbett."
Cant Fight in Mexico.
ST. Louis. August S.-A special to The
Chronicle from San Antonio. Tex. says the
report that the Florida Athletic Club was
interested in the proposition of pulling
or the Corbett-FitZsmmons fiSht in Mex
leo in the event of official Interference i'm
Texas was brought 20 the attention Of
President DiaZ. The latter Immediately
issued an official announcement that under
no circumstances would the fight be allow
ell TO take place in Mexico.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
HER LIFE ~ DANGER.
Miss HeIgeson, "a missionary, hobbed
~ Chinese.

Minneapolis. .uu.. August IA letter
has been received ac.e from Hiss Segrid
H.I-rssu. a S5ry esiJu E.rl WAC went AS
n medical missionary 60 China Year ago.
The letter is dated june li;a at Ian-ho"t
d. place in central China on the luns-tse-
Klare. Sle writes
RIOTS and unlawful acts occurred daily.
six pr,st1 .ess 40. Ear from lcre have ~
late been J-vasiItel-that IS. property be-
lansln-- to Foreigners was destroyed by fire
ana other means Maay lives havr been
lost ana lnuumcrtb,r arrests l.ye followed.
w are appr-hensiye Jus. now even here.
Telegraph wires aec dowu and we have
not had any communication wlta other set
Elements Tor some tmc Possibly this IS
mv last AS weu as my nrst letter home.
BUt yuu must not think that am weahtn NJ
in. o.. far death. Gol is with me. u /
u.c or die. Yesterday 4 visited one of my
patients and when on ry WAY home was
attacked by "a moo, VINO tnseN stones
and mud. / WAS struck On tat head. Il
made me Ecei pretty badly Ion tine time.
but to-day 1 ana an rrnt. D.e Of my for
e.Eu IlUtuts happened 10 come ATOMS, aud
Is tcliiuE tacm p was harmless doc
Jo-. s4seI my lfe. watch must surely
ID nargEE-t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
STATING TINE POINTS MADE
In the Harvey-Horr Argument I'm
C!IicnRO.

tflpnHO
Chicago. August I'm accordance with
the agreement entered into by the silver
and sold deb3ters-Messrs. Horr and Har-
vey-eovoruiu., their recent contest in this
city. each was 10 prepare q reorganization
Of TIE points made in their respective ar
g.trcents. roy exceeding 2.50j words each.
and to coripIete the same within 4 week
i,om the close 81 the contest. This has
been done and IN Substance the summary
or Roswell Q. Horr is as follows:
Mr.. Harvey admits that the book is
pure fiction. He repudiates its motto BY
declaring that il does not mean what 1t
SAYS. His statement that primary money
only is the measure OF valCe ne has not
even attempted To sustain. though his proof
las been called for repeatedly. Mr. har-
yey nest based his case upon the sssump-
ton that the law Of 1873 was d crime and
stated that it had its origin IN fraud and
its birth through bribery and corruption.
lie introduced $40 evidence in support Of
either proposition and he stands convicted
Of lnal5in., every ore OF these charges with
out any proof that would be received N
any ordinary court Of Justice. i congress
was bribed TO pass bad oil. then the bill
must have FIRST passed in DAD -hape. Now,
If that lee true. teen there would lie no
need of n clerk TO do the dirty work. II
il was done by tine enrolling clerk. then Il
follows that congress passed the bill as il
could not have done y hat he says they were
hribed to DO IL congress passed the bill
all right ard the enrolling clerk enrolled It
correctly, then the bribery could apply
only to tha members OF the conference COM
mittee. Ali these villainics are then aban-
dlacd when ne claims that the whole thing
was accomplished by means OF a substitute
Dill He misled people h partial state
mems which led 10 false conclusions when
the whole statement would have been per-
fectly clear to amy one. TIE civilized world
is clearly cn my SHE o. inc issue
SIR. Harvey. in summarizing the debate.
SAYS
lit settled the proposition that soA1 and
silver are The money Of the LousciJ4tira.
Ar. horr did not contr1Vert t-iS- The sill
Yer dollar VAS the unit Of value IN oar
colnase system fixed by the set 81 llg3.
sir. Horr admits this. Silver and gold
we're the measures of value OF all other
property until 1873 and the debtor had
right TO pay in either metal Tho act Of
1879 was surreptitiousiy passed The prices
of all property are now measured in gold
alone and are substantially one-haIf which
they would be under the bimetallic system
1 have made good al the propositions sot
forth in my opening statement. Mir HCrr
found no errors in my book except tho
statement that the silver coined prior 70
1873 was SlH5,o,oe0 instead OF Slf3.0Jl, GO.
Mr.. Horn shows that he does not yet know
what bimetailiSm is
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
II TsA st8E go.


IT. sr.l.fc turaI design ~ tho great am
ThltL. l vairh the Firzsitnuons-Cor-
l-t- .snt Is ~ taEs ulare iu Dallas. Tex.
T. moss rrsvtsr- Dec e mail bag between
that Texas r.ir and Atlanta
Ilc LE-.-u shows enc 70 tho largest AMI
mc-- r.u e.e tr.I1Ines ever erected Ga
the south hl'lu= which win give an
a-scaL zs-slls capacity .. nearly nifty thou-
Elz-I People
And val- the tesi-s presents the cxtc-
rlnr cf tle Er-at house mo which the biz
battle O. te ue fought it -lrrses Wtfh 90 q
diaErers rt o.. intarirr construction. show
fuE hrw tse SCENTS are -C hc arranged auI
wl4cfe are points nf Eau.E-- Eu- o fin. oh-
Elr-ltlul rf rr= G=.5e contest are located.
Thr1-ah enc ~ the leallu- citizens =
Atlanta the advance u-as1 -ta-iuu 0f The
building r-ares ans. with q comes a letter
deciar-as iu r's most positive terms thai
the great i.snt wlH sIke place ou the dav
Ech--Uis i-urr.fsr 1I=t- The letter is from
a. prominent citizen az tuc Texas city. "a
GENT. man -hr tE slor1uebly Iostsd "a the
situation 5ni IS In position q know what
he writes % le correct. - ar hut few
a. these Photographic aIsluces--soF that
Is wh1- -Uey may D. c1llesl-hssve been Civ
81 out 1y tire Flor IL Athletic club whcse
oafces are now located in Dallas. and IL
was through the personal request % the
Albanian That ore 10 t.tem IS uow cen route
a. the Gate CITY ~ the South. Il the let
his Atlanta frieEi that the design would
b. mailed H. time 20 reach Atlluta the last
Cf this week. the declaration is made that
the fiEht VIII beyond all doubt take place.
il Is 2 letter. too which contains a great
deal ~ Information absut the fight. but
the AtiantiEa.. fearing that his Hane misht
a. truu-ht into the matter. declines to al
low rs publication. 50 careful WAS he
about il that after showing, il 10 a friend
or two ~. burned It. But 70 a few close
friends he has talked quite freely about
fhe matter
Now. the truth s the fight will take
place in Dallas on the day specified un-
less one OF these two men drop dead be-
Tor. the battle hoIr comes around. The
peopI. in that section are more interested
thaE one at this distance would think in
the al.l aEI they are anxious for Il to
take place The building will not he put
uD as a temporary one. but will be put
,her.. 10 stay for long time. In fact. 1t
Is the future use " the building ths DIAL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
All. GONE TO RUIN.
Sugar Plantations in Cuba Arc De
serted by Thei= Owners.


Jacksonville. Fla. August S.-A cable
gram to TIE Tin o.- Mon from Key West
Fla SAYS that -. III Margal leader OF
the republican party ina Spain, recently pub
lisntd iu q weekly paper called Don QulN-
Of. IN article headed East cuba, which
has caused considerable cNcitement IN the
island 81 cuba. Tine article severely CEN
s. ra.s the government and claims that il
alone is responsible for the present state
o. affairs ma cuba. The paper said Tor
q per copy "a translation would be sent 10y
mail
Private advices 70 Key West state that
m,,ca uucaslue=s is felt IN Havana. The
officials fear that an attack viii be made
AZ. that CITY la The course Of few weeks.
II is reported that shortly martial law
will ha declared in Havana. tortiueatohs
are being erected At Pucntes Grandes
SUBURB of Havana. which will be heavily
mounted with cannon.
Roiou. u the early part of last week,
ausckeI q Guerrilla band. composed OF
30 mon. near Remedies. completely rout-
ing them. Immediately upon the landing
o. no!on b, wa Joined Ey many young
mon OF the best families in Santi Spritu,
Santa Clara aud Remedies provinces.
The INSURGENTS are gaining such strength
in the province of Santa Clara that IN the
course of few weeks they will be in
complete control.
IL is rumored in Havana that Colonel
Haguerre died from wounds received at
the battle OF Nalanzuell1 He was dis
tinguishcd officer in the Spanish army.
Valencia. the Cuban traitor who betrayed
TO the Spanish authorities the arms and
ammunition stored away i'm the Nuelta
Auaio district has been rewarded by
trip 20 Spain.
General Mella reports officially to the
gcytrams at that on the ID, 81 and 4th he
attacked and completely routed the insur-
gents under General Gomez, killing three.
His troops being exhausted, he would not
pursue the enemy.
ON the LIST. near AIatanzas. seventeen of
the Guardia Civil attacked the band of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
TURKISH CRUELTY IxABArnD.
Nothing short OF Force WiIi NIaIse the
Porte obey.

London. August 5.-The Daily News to-
morrow will print a ions letter dated Ar
menia. July 10Th, which represents Turk
ish cruelty as unabated The condition Of
affairs the letter says has never been 50
grave but the Armeniaus have nearly
reached the ultimate limit Of despair.
Th. Daily News VIII publish a Vienna
dfStatch tomorrow giving a version of the
porte's reply to the demand OF thc powers
Tor reform. which confirms The News's pre-
v!ously made statements. The opinion in
political circles now is that IL is impossible
10 obtain 2 favorable result without pres
sure and that the issuance OF an ultima
tusa or the holding OF a European confer
ence Will be necc-aagy.