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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
FACTS BEING HglD RACK
More than . EiIlion DsII.r. of appr"pTf.-
tion. HI. SECRETARY "f the rr...sr.
Asked for information"

wA-HINsTo~. Jan. Bl.-Tb- Hou=~
devoted siN hour. to-day 10 the debate
on IA. Pacific Railroad funding bili,
and although tb" sp"-ch-r on both
sides Were characterized bs unusual
earne-tn.ss there were no marked or
sensational Incidents. Tho-r v lo par
iicipaied in "a. discussion to-day Nrre
M---r-. Powers Rep. 81 vermont ].
and Mr.. lockwood Dem. ~ New
York. ia favor of th" n.a-nr-. aud
N---r-. Eoain-r Dem. of Louisiana \
-nodgras- nD.Tu-. oi T-nn..se.- ). and
Cooper Rep. oi Wisconsin. in oppo-
siiion. The prevailing impression on
th. floor Di the Hou-s. u that th. till h.
losing ground. and that the indira-
tione point to it, defeat u hen the s...
l. taken on Saturday.
Mr.. Alli-on's resolution calling op
TIA. Secretary of the Treasury Cor iu-
formation n TO ih. amount uf gold rs-
serve Used. aud th" r.--ulf of 10. pro-
c.-d. from bond- similarly n-sd Wa
also agreed To with an amendment by
Mr.. Gorman. The latter afn-ndmss
j. very comprehensive. aud CALI on the
Secretary for detail- on every possible
detail Of revenue. reserve. deficiency
z--ef-. etc. that can -h.d any light On
the financial situation. Th. amend
ment and resolutions w.r" adopted
without dissent. after Mr.. Teller Rep.
Colo. D. had suggested that Mr.. f,orman
ought To ask for information a 80 Why
the Democratic President and th. Dem
ocratic leaders ia the senate could not
agree on what Wa tb. trouble.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
TINE SCHEME WILL SUCCEED.
We Must Pay More TAN~- TO Foreign Gold
Lepd~rs--The Foreign B=nk~r. viii
Take Hundred Million snd LIT . LlttI.
etzy Here

etzs
NEw YORK. Jan. 3l.-As-i-iant --r-
rotary of IA. Treasury. william Y.
Curti-. who arrived from wA.hin gton
last night. reached the sub-ir-A-ury
this morning, shortly after u o'clock.
and held conference with repr--s.fi-
tatiye- cf tho leading foreign bar king
houses in this city. including August
Belmont, who represents the R"th--
childs: George =. Crane. 81 Barring.
Magoun & Co.: Ernest Thaimsn, Of
Ladenberg. Thalman a Co.: Jane
Speyer. Of speyer a Co.: Isaac y. -
Iigman. of SeligInan a Co; Maurice
wormser, ef wOrmser a Co. and Ar.
Mercer.
IL il expected in financial circles
here that a new bond issue will be an-
nounced within q few day. and th"
amount Of the loan j. estimated az
s1Do!DDG!On0. IL j. kdown that th. for
eign banking Interests have -Xpre--.a
themselves in favor of : per cent.
bond, hence il l. believed that the long
term four- will be issued st price
which will yield the purchaser IL
per cent
There il excellent authority for say-
ing that Mr.. Curtis was vested with
authority To do more than ascertain
the views Of the New York bankers.
All those with whom he conferred were
Representatives Of foreign firms 81 the
leading financial centres Of Europe. and
the man who took the most prominent
part in the conference j. RothschiId'-
| representative, August Belmont who
il credited withhaving formed syn
dicate Of foreign houses 10 take the en-
tire 81 lO0.ODO.Oo loan, with the under
standing that s75,ocO.vJ shall be plac-
j ed abroad and SIS 100000 AZ home
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
WAR CLOUD HANGS HEAVY.
Mexico Will Probably Have 60 Contend
with all Central America

CITY or MEXICO. Jan. 3D.-A r.l.-
gram was received here TODAY. from
Guatemala, verifying the rumor that
the Associated Press has had for the
last ten days. that a confederation of
the Central American republics had
been formed. Central America will
stand united To rep.l any invasion
from Mexico. The Costa Rican minis
ter arrived soon after tn. meeting. to-
gether with President Barrios. OF Qua
temala. and l. of tn. same mind a. tn.
other Central American republics. The
war cloud hangs heavy over Mexico to-
day. Ii j. feared from she outlook that
Mexico has no recourse left but TO de-
clare war against the federation of
Central America.
President Diaz l. for peace. but still
stands boldly for Mexico's right. The
President and cabinet ar. still in sess-
ion.
At the Mexican Jocky club. of which
the Presidents father-in-law j. pre-i-
dent, upon the subject of war with
Guatemala being broached. a .ubscrip.
tion was started toward the inaugura.
tiOn of the war fund. and in less thar
| five minutes over 81. go was subscribed
4 collecting committee was then sp-
| pointed with Mayor Camacuo a. pre.i.
dent, and Pablo Martinez del Rio a,
secretary. II is rumored that hundred.
of thousands will be- orthcoming from
this source al short notice. Both side. ar.
massing troops on the frontier, anc
non-combatants are leaving that sec
tiOn by all manner Of conveyance-
The citizens Of the United states o
Mexico seem unanimous with Presi
dent Diaz and his policy, and vii
spare no means or expense in the wa
Of arming and equipping soldiers.
The rumor few days ago that tw,
Americans, Thomas Murphy and Col
A. X. Dun, We're killed while en- rOut.
To the Gustemalan railroad with drov.
of one hundred mules. which We're {.
be used in connection with the con
struction Of that road, has been con
firmed. The mules We're stolen: il il
not known by whom.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
Only Twenty Live. saved of all " ha w.r.
on the fai.d steamer Fib~.
THE WHISKY TRUST.
some Ob>treperou. >t"cLhoId~r. Cause
the appointment Of R-csi,-r.--A Ii,~I,
Legal Fight I'm sight.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3n.-Judg. Gross
cup has. in compliance with applira-
tion from various stockholders of the
Distilling and Cattle Feeding com
pany, appointed receivers f"r that
company. John ! Waterbury. a
member of the Stockholders pro
tectIye committee of tn. Distiliing
and Cattle Feeding Company. uh-
whisky trust said today that IL Na-
his opinion and that of tn. commiti..
that the receivers Were but temporarily
appointed, and that the court would
give hearing on ia. appointment oi
permanent receivers. Owing Ia the alb
sence of counsel and one of ia. com
mittee in the West. the circular which
was promised stock holders would prob
ably not be- out today.
Judge Grosscup's action j. severely
criticized on the street. II j. claimed
that the appointment of receivers Wa
made al his home after the regular
court hours. and that the officers of the
court conniy.d at ;he suppression al
the news for a day and half. Th.
fact that he appointed, a. one of the
receivers. the man Uho l. charged with
wrecking the company, and A. ia.
other, the partner of a man who has .n.
tered suit against the company foi
$Js, 900, II commented upon unfayor.
ably. II l. believed that TIA. r.-c-iYer-
Will order TIA. temporary closing al
the trust di-tilleries.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
amendment of Mr.. Henderson A.
amended hx Ar rr.r.h

amendment of Mr.. Henderson A.
amended by Mr.. French.
Mr.. Payn. called for the ave. and
noes Mr.. French's Amendment car
ri-d, ayes ~. noes Is. The next vote
was on the passag. of the amendment
a. amended. The vote stood - ayes
10 33 noes. The bill. "a amended was
then put upon its second reading, and
passed by the following vote:
FINAL vote on the passage Of the bill
10 create the county Of Scotl- nd:
Ayes-Messrs Abbott, Aif-n, Alex
der of MecklenbuIg. Ragwell, Baker.
Bateman, Cheek. Cox. Crews. Crumei.
Drew, Edwards, Elledge, Ellis.
French, Harrelson. Harris OF Hyde.
Higgins of iancey. Hooker, House.
Howard, Julian, kesthley. Hell.
King, Lawrence, Leary, Mayes, Nc
Call, McClammy, Mclean, Mcleod
Mewborne, Michael, Nelson, Peace,
Phillips OF Pitt, Pool, Robinson. Saun-
ders, smith of Casweli, Smith of Cleye-
land, Smith of Stanly, Speas, sutton.
Taylor, Tomlinson, Nickers, white,
Williams Of Craven, Winborne, Wooten
and Young-5S
Noes-Messrs. Bean, Bryan. Burn
ham, Carlyle, Chilcutt, Crawford Groom.
Crumpler, Darden, Flack, Gentry. Griz-
zard, Harrington, Higgins OF Allie
ghany ,Hileman, Hunter. johnson, Lein-
bs n, Mckenzie, Mckinney, Mitchell,
Payne, PEBBLES, Phillips of Randolph.
Bascoe, Ray, Reynolds, Reinhardt,
smith of Gates, Squires. Strickland.
Thomas, Turner of Mitchell. Turner of
Polk Walker, W GODDARD and Yates-3s
motion to suspend the rules and
put the bill on its third reading failed,
and the house adjourned till Wednes-
day AT 10 a. III.
HOUSE PERSONALS AND NOTES
Mr.. Julian desires to be put on rec
ord as voting with Mr.. Mckenzie
against the re-reference of the bill TO
amend charter of the Farmers Fire and
Storm Insurance Association.
The tiilibustering yesterday was not
done by Democrats exclusively. We
try to give the truth, no matter whom
it hurts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
DIDN'T 90 IT.
II IL Denied That Uncle Sam Has Meddled
With the eMexico-Guatemala Affair

WASHINGTON, Jan. Silt is learned
that the official denial OF the Mexican
government that the L. ;. has inter-
vened in the dispute between Mexico
and Guatemala, is technically correct.
The part played by the United States.
has been, as stated in these dispatches.
limited strictly to friendly advice to
both parties. In diplomacy, this is
something entirely distinct fro: in
terventiOn or Nbitration. The fact
that Secretary Gresham. in his dispatch
TO the Mexican government, urged in
behalf of President Cleveland that the
two countaies settle their dispute be-
tween themselves if possible, is evil
dence that the United States has not
undertaken to become between them
and pass on the merits Of their respec-
tive claims.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
.,trac, ,h-ir attention. W. s.~s

Z
but the pa.sinE V-->~l. paid no Att.n.
lion 20 ih"fn. Es-rtuAlly the signal.
~-rr answered ~ -mAck. wil,ruw~r
After the collision. rpcs~f. w~-,
nr~d from the st-Ana~r bat no h-lr
came. think u sAs imp--..ihl- that
any vth.r> wrr- r->sn-d. a. the hi a
sank alm"-i immediately After ~ had
left IL. d. not ,-li-y- that tis- .f~-r.
ag~ Passenger. w-r~ ANarr 80 th~ A.
cid"ni, t--caus- the collision did not
hAA- much n"i--- We ~-rr -Npos-i
toa
HEAVY -EA A>p nIrTIE ~I~p.
Tor over i've hour. The bost .hirp~.i
water constantly.
The klb- va. sour-mA.tsd iran
screw steamer. ssU f-.t iong. as f.-t
beam, ard = feet ; inrh~. d~pfh .f
bold. Her tonnage Ma. s~la MT GlEn
gross. she had four d-rk. and nin-
bulkhrad>. Her -ngin-. x-r- ~ th-
compound type. thu - lind.-r- m-A.ur-
ing .aiAhh and >sNrn ins h~. aud u-r..
uf 5.,r indicated hur-~ paw-r. -h~
wa- built ia Glasgow in l>>i hN the
Fairfield Engineering and ship Ruiia-
ing company. She Ma last .ErN-Ns-.i
at New \ lork ia l>srA. ~h.. had a-c"rn-
mediation. for let iir.t cabin pa-.-n-
gers. l.Sh second cabin pAs--ng-r-. and
s-o ste"ragx passengers,
III" 'rathir i>An iron s,r-x .t.Aul.r
al about i.J tons. She l. commanded
10y capt. Kennedy. Follow q. a full
li-t oi the tlb-> "fiic-r- 'apiain. n
Won ."-->-l. first officer. g. Nilh-ln. f.
second officer. j. ilrlim-rs. third "fii-
Ger, Ih-"d"r" >iallh-rg; fourth o~.-
rer ". Buhr: chief engineer. 4. N-u--
sci. -"G"nd engineer. n. Ruaa-lmAnn
third cnginr-r. I. Albig fourth en-
gin-.r-. ". Lott. !. kri-th. 4. Wills.
pur>-r. W"ier. surgeon. Br. = E'i,h.
ardi: assistant pur-"r. 4. ~rhlutiu- f.
chief steward. =. 4. >-hund-r: >.coud
steward. !. Bundi~-n: chief r,.ok q.
'rapeug-t-r; SECOND rook. =. HAa>.
A> AMERICAN SAW.
tIENEI.>D. ohio. Jan. az IatlntN
commissioner John N-N-ra. "f thi.
city, was n passenger on the Nr-rk.d
steamer Elb-, and Ma among th-. saved
His wife to-day r-c-i.-i rahi-gram
from him dated Iow->ioit. and read
ing: ~EIbe u lost: over .sn drowned
but | an safe.
only Twenty u,~- saved of ali o.. Were
on the fsisd steamer Ei.-.
LowEsToFT. Eng. Jan. 3l.-A hand
| ful of the survivors of the Ellp-. rluS-
tering around hotel fire. INDUCED in
the most bitter criticism of the -hip
which ramm.d and sunk tia. Elb-
| They all claim that -h. should have
stood by the Elbc. and that IL la. had
done -o great many liN-- would have
been saved.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

by Rev l. f. smith. member from
| Cleveland
| Mr.. Turner moved that further read
ing Of the minutes be dispensed with.
| Mr.. PEBBLES objected and the reading
was continued.
! MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
| Petition BY Mr.. Crumel, from citi-
| zens OF adkin county praying Ia be-
| delivered from excessive taxation for
selling liquor and praying To amend
| laws 10 strike out 500 tax and insert
| go. Committee on propositions and
| grievances.
By Robinson. petition of citizens OF
| Anson county asking for the passage
of temperance law like the Missis-
sippi liquor law.
Mr.. Ewart of committee on priviI-
eges apd elections, filed dispositions in
contested election cases of Norman and
Smith ". Carlisle and Payne, Calling
". Smith of Gates, and Newsome vs.
Winborne of Hertford.
The following bills passed third read
ings and were sent 10 the Senate for
concurrence
-, house bill, 10 repeal chapter 455,
laws OF 1898
Bill 23l was reported on unfavorably
| and placed upon the calendar.
273, to amend the Code, reported un-
favorably and placed on the calendar.
SO of bills 23O and 203.
Is, house bill, in regard to conyicts
| on the county farm in BERTHE county,
and 2lS to change township lines in
Forsythe county. We're placed on the
calendar.
The following new bills were intro
dnced and referred
42O, oung, To amend the code: to
the committee on the judiciary.
424, Williams of Craven. to return
! certain old records of Craven county ::
| to the committee on counties, cities,
| towns, and townships.
427, Peace, to amend the public laws
of 1898: to the committee on the ,udi-
ciary.
| AS, Ewart, to appoint women as no.
taries public: to the committee on the
judiciary.
429, Ewart, bill to protect inn-keep-
erS; tQ the committee on propositions
and grievances.
430, to amend laws of 1889, relating
to pensions. Referred to committee on
pensions.
Passed second reading-calendar
Bill by Spease to allow policy-hold-
ers to collect what is due them without
going out of the State.
/ Ill. senate resolution, 3S3 house,
Hileman, to appoint joint committee
of the senate and house on rarench-
ment of public expenses, with the
power to investigate the different de-
partments of the government and re-
port what reduction in expenses and
salaries may be made, if any, passed
second and third readings and was
ordered to be engrossed for ratifica-
| ton.
| Ill, house bill, Reinhardt, to work
county convicts on public roads in
Lincoln county. Passed third read
| ing and ordered enrolled for ratitica-
ton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
JOHN SHERMAN
TO The FRONT
Just as be Vas IN ls73--He Ar
raigus the Advocates OF Free
Silver.
ADVOCATES MORE BONDS.
s<a.s-E 49, ts--i.s-- 49, ~a.s o.. =
~~r.r.ft~.-sr-sa a.. rr~.ta..s "a.
>s.asaf-i. wh- u..s ataa.a...s....
hsf.rs-a ts O.. "a. n-u..

hsf"f'-a - .. "a. n-u--
..HI>.r">. ian. 81 Ih- .r.-.aa
- ih~ >.nAtr taaA, "a. unu.4aiIs
rs"niful in giving - Ng.r... ia ir ti.r. .r..
i~n.r f~-iiug ~hich "a. t-7~n ar.us.a
b, th~ financial gu..ti.i aul s. tisr a..
parent h"f~.lr-.nsa.. uf arrisfng a.
solution.
Mr.. sherman of phi.. .F.A- fsr tis.
hr-t time -ino~ fiI~ fl-w F.i.a...s ..f ff.-
financial situation Ns.r. t.r,s.f.fsd co..
urg-d tic ~-uAt- g. tai flls slt.,.f
FROM ib@ fna.is- tprluIiifss. a ilfrs tfs.-
tAsA - framing = hilI 49, tYg-,T Zee a.
rrAs"n oi a to. Mr.. -hsfmau arra ..f.ssI
thr aaNs.-afs-- 81 fr.,. .tIhs.r Ser t.4sfsus
their a-inana- g. tii,- I..siut uf laras4.
inE legislation. a., A..srtsi tfaf fis.
pre- ~ "mlrrE E"nrA .,fuld rsadtlN ~
met, - i->ulng hUu1- uf -u.h .ln.fl.
ard '"n~ mint irrui. fhai thsA NuuId
4" taken ~ thr people ~ N,I. y. ~ flir
bank, thR- bringing tb- gr,af lAi,,r
~asing. IA 1he .AAhnEs harA. fu fiis fs.-.
ru- "i The s"N"rnmrnt.
Mr.. As-i l.It a ,.-r-auaI irt.r.-i ta
The debate hg de- lAriug stat fht rr,sl
dent Ma ~-'.Aiug e. maAs .ar sr,.ss
a""ss>"rA {" 10" Welding uf tho simple
g"id standard "u to- I-r'pl" Ths ~sn-
ai"r asserted. Nith dramatic ,mpha.i.
that h- tad thu- FAR irla o.. t,.aas. hut
that ih"r" nu-i nuN o. a --paraflng -
TIA" saA- between ham aud sl- frs-l-
dent ll- zgr'--d Nith NJ sherman
that there Ma n"i th- r-nI.t.-f huT,r
'"r action hy L. nnAnur .aui7'ift~-.
Mr.. liill, l-m.rrAi. ui NrA \ r.
al" >p"A- briefly, expressing ilnr i-.-
lief that '"ngr.-s N"ulh -t.r.ailh ala
ia" administration ii TO-, iAf'.r y ...H
maxi known What d actually wanted
Mr Hin urged that much 90 az ..H.
fusion wusIid disappear A- -,.sH - .f
Ma clearly understood Nilai tt' al.
mlnisirAii"n desired.
Mr.. w"lc"it. , Rep. - pl".. aul ar
stewart. Pop. ui N"a-. added tb.lf
Ni-ws "i The situation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
Ifoa..

MA-nI>"I">. IAN. BE Ih- liuu--
TO-DAY entered upon 10" cone id'ratiHu
of the bill q" fund ih,. dsiH ga. fh.
government from the I mon fa,ihr a
han>a- Pacific railroad with 5 ttf-r cent.
hiiA Year b"nd-. 4 special order Aaa
brought ia. giving t"-daN and f.t- n,.r-
for debate. hui ~" opposition a. if vac
:" int~n>" and determined that ,sBHn-
promise VA forced bA which ~, fiinr
for d"hat" Wa extended one dan
Mr.. Reilly. the chairman 81 th' IA
c1iir railroad committee. rpn-Im.-d al
most the remainder 81 the day With
opening argument in favor oi th-
measure. which included a drtail.d
history ui the bill aud the adkAniAgs.
which would ar.ru. to th. gok k.rumsnt
in the event "i al ya-sag..
Mr.. Harris. of han-a-. mad. ia. an \
other speech of fh. daA. H. VA hit
terly opposed &" ih. bill. claiming that
II would allow the '-c"uudrsls" "A ho
had plund-r-d the road and govern
m"nt. Who had G-haurh'-d public NOR
all and pubic men. &" t-"p their "a
g"tieE gain-. H. preferred q" sna the
government take eharg- of th- ruAd
rather than that thi- should happen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
CHARGES FOR TOBACCO SALES
Is a Matter of Much Debate In the senate
The Public Printing up A gainThe Low.
est Bidder VIII Get 1t.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, JAN. 3lst-22ND DAY.
The Senate was called to order at IL
O'Clock, and opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Bagley, of Greensboro.
The following petitions We're Of
fered:
Senator Paddison, from ladies OF
Warsaw, against the repeal of the IL
quor law in that town: also one from
citizens of the same town on the same
matter
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
Proposals to Reduce Marriage Lii
cense Fee--And to Change the
Name Of Hanging Dog.
GOOD ROADS FIND FAVOR.

More IiIihu-tering by Honest Democratic
They cant Help It--K"-olution- Favor
ing GI,ing the University Appropriation
." Pubii" schools.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
Adulterated Products Must be Labelled
The County of Scotland" Matter of
Much Debate In the House.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3OrH-2lsT DAY.
The Senate was called to order at II
O'Clock, and opened with prayer by
Rev. Dr. Daniels of the First Presbyte-
rian church.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

(Iontinned ON fourth page.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07
I.t.EaBAY INNI.NtY JJ-DNf "a nay

ICESDNI. JANJNHi 23-2OTH DAY.
The senate was called To order AT II
O'Clock, and was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. y. cole. ot EdcutOn street
Methodist church. In his prayer the
minister referred To representative
Williams, and prayed that he might be
restored To health and usefulness.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

\ Mr.. Keithley introduced bill to
Amend the general school law of North
Carolina; abolishes office of county
'luperintendant and transfers func-
Lions of office to chairman of county
commissioners; provides for a county
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

The House was called to order at 10
a. M, and was opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Greensboro.
The journal was partially read and
approved.
Mr.. Ewart filed dispositions in the
contested election cases of Norman
and Smi. h VS.. Payne and Carlyle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-17
TO AN AFRICAN PRISON,
Captured Cuban Insurgents and sympa-
tnt..r. R.c.t,. rt.a.v sautcncca

Captured Cuban Insurgents and sympa-
thizers Receive Heavy Sentences.
TAMPA, Fla. Aug 6.--passengers
from Cuba report that on last Wednes-
day an insurgeat band under Martagas
encountered band of Spanish guer-
rillas near Colon. Eighty-Rve Of the
latter were killed, while the insur-
gents loss was seven killed and thirty
two wounded. Eulogio Lobalto has APP
peared near Cocodrillas with about 950
men, all well armed with Winchesters
and machettes. Last Sunday the train
bearing a large detachment OF Havana
volunteers To the Santa Clara district
was destroyed by dynamite at the Bo-
londron railway bridge. Very few vol
untecrs escaped The explosion was
terrific
The trial of Juan Gualberto Gene
occurred Monday. He defended him
self. and was sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment at Ceuta, the
Spanish prison I'm Northern Africa.
Lopez COloma, che Matanzas chief
who was followed to the field by his
affianced, received the same sentence
Ignacio Lazaga, AgapitO Echivarra
Pedro Yillamie and Eladio Ariola,
charged as being custodians Of insur-
gent arms and anmunittons, were
sentenced tor twenty years
On the 5th inst aG MonSegordo the
insurgents and Spanish forces, each
mum bertnR 200 had al encounter.
The Spanish loss was mine dead and
about forty wounded; Cuban loss, four
dead aud thirty wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-17

The Oklahoma State Fair association
viii hold its second annual meeting
at Guthrie, o. T., October 3, o, 10, II
and II. 1898.
There will be special county cxhib-
its in the agricultural department.
Every county is requested 10 help out
In this department
Every one should attend, as she ex.
hibits and racing will be irst-class.
The territorial militia will have 2
number Of sham battles during fat
week.
The Oklahoma Territorial Military
band will be in attendance and furnish
music.
The territorial reunion Of old sol
diers, Grand Army of the Republic
will be held at Guthrie, O. T., October
Q. 10 and II, 1898, during fair week.
Please notify your subscribers tC
write the secretary. A. a. Humphrey
Guthrie. o. T., for premium list ol
the fair which will bc mailed free
and W tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-17
BIRDS IN LIMBO.
Movements of 0nioess an6 PRISONERS ss
the Federal Iass.

Movements of 0mceEs an6 Fqisoness se
the Federal IasG.
Deputy United Stages Marsaal Sam
Bartell came IN yestercaF 9som tine
west side Win : q. Porter charged
with stealing a mans parDe0 wire
fence-all hae the DOS hoies- tie was
turned over to tne keeper OF The fed
eral inn to awa furthet orders OF the
court.
Deputy United States Marshal War
rem came over from Chandler yester.
day with a whisk peodle and lodged
him in Jail.
Deputy United Stssaa Marshal Jonn
w. Hixon returned esterday after a
ten days trip throug The Caddo and
other western Indis reservations 10
search of bad men. witch the excep.
tion OF one full bl0cd Indian By the
name OF Kansas JOG lis trip was q
water haul as it ra s1 most of the
time he was out OH Gays he only
had TO shoot his ma. twice to get him
Says he thinks he will live over IL but
will never look like anything any
more
Ada Aimes, a woman of easy virtue,
was brought down sam Perry yester-
day and lodged In t.ls efafa. inn bv
Deputy United State MnrohaI Stages
on a charge of selling w asY 10 the
Indians