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TROUBLE WITH ENGLAND.
Spain 1Tust Now Answer for tho Murder OF
n British Sailor.

Spain 1Tust Now Answer for tho Murder OF
n British Sailor.
DALrtM ore, MD., March 27.-At Q
o'clock on tho morning OF March 10,
Spanish sentries murdcrously shot and
killed seaman OF the British steamship
Laurestina, and badly wounded Cuban
negro at St. Jago. Cuba. The British
government is investigating the matter
and complications between Great Britain
and Spain may result. Tho Laureslina
arrived at this port this afternoon from
ST. Jago and hor officers denounced the
shooting as q murder. The seaman was
John Lowe. aged thirty.hve years. OF
Leeds, England, and the crew went
ashore for q stroll and while passing q
Cuban fort carrisoned by Spanish troops,
suddenly sentinel sprang out OF the
darkness as they nearcd the fort and in
Spanish commanded them to halt
Lowe did not understand tho command
and started 10 hurry away. The next
instant the sentinel raised his musket
and fired. Lowe dropped to his knees
and rolled over corpse. The negro
then started to run, when he, too, was
shot and mortally wounded. The dcad
man and the wounded negro. we're car
ricd inside the fort. At dayb,eak Cap.
tain Gavin, OF tho Laures,ing, went to
tho fort and demanded tho body OF the
man. This demand was refused and he
has made formal complaint to the Brit
ish government. An investigation ia 70
be made. The officers OF the steamer
state that when she left Cuba, March
20, the revolution was progressing
ouictlv.
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OTTAWA, 0Sr., March 27.-Thcre ID
moro e1citment in political circles to.
day than at any time since the news
was received here Of tho sudden death
at Windsor Castle Of Sir John Thomp.
son. That thore arc serious dissonsions
III tho cabinet goes without saying.
There are two causes for this want OF
harmony. Ono Is the recent passage Of
tho order in council, recommending tho
Manitoba government to grant
remedial legislation 10 tho Catholic
minority.
This order has pleased nobody. The
Ca.holics Of Quebec think that the or.
der ought to bo mandatory, whilo Pro.
testants Of Ontario assert that the fed.
eral government ought not, even by
suggestion, to interfere with the cues.
ton OF provincial education.
The other cause OF trouble was the
decision OF the cabinet to hold session
Of parliament before going to tho coun-
try. This decision as bitterly opposed
by Hon. George Foster, minister OF
finance.
1t is announced that Mr. Patterson,
the minister OF militia, has resigned hia
portfolio, owing to ill.heal,h. BY many
persons the plea Of ill-health is
regarded as q nero subterfuge.
Mr.. Patterson will accept tho lieutenant
covernorship OF Manitoba. This resigna.
tion was accompanied by an elaborate
statement that harmony prevails in the
cabuot-a statement not generally be-
lieved.
In addition to these definite facts,
there ia very pronounced rumor to
the effect that Finance Minister Foster
and Mr.. \. Clark Wallace, the con-
troller OF customs, will also re-
sign. Should this prove true, it
means that tho Freuch Catholics will
have preponderauce OF power in the
cabinet, thing tha. Ontario will not
agree to. Those best posted predict
trouble for tho Bowel cabinet,
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PITTsDvRGu, Pa, March 27.-Thore is
little probability Of tho minors o! tho
Pittsburgh district accepting tho offer
OF sixty cents per ton, mado by the
operators yesterday. Tho committe ap.
pointed by the operators TO make tho
oherto tho minors do not expect them
to accept it, aud u member Of tho com.
mittoe Is authority for tho statement
that in that ovont the railroad mines
will bo atartcd with non.unIon mon.
He stated that this committee has
the power to mako all tho arrange.
menta for putting in new men and that
such mines as arc able to got men
enough to operate will fill orders for
tho other mines until all arc in oper.
alton. In this event the strike will be
prolonged and this section will prob
ably witness repetition Of the bloody
encounters OF last year.
The operators Of the PttsburS district
arc determined to abolish the nine cents
diderential in favor OF the Ohio opera
tors aud under no circumstances will
they aGree 10 q Hcale that is higher than
the Ohio miners are paid.
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M'KISLEY On SILVER,

Ho Stands GU the Republican Platform,
Which Declares For Bl- Hictnl!ism.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sarch 27.-As
there has been Of late good deal OF
comment and speculation concerning
tho position Of Governor Mckinley on
tho silver question It can be stated
nuthorirively that Governor Mokinley's
attitude is accurately expressed by tho
latest pronouncement Of tho Rcpubli.
can party, which in its silver plank in
the platform adopted in Minneapolis,
Juno 10, 1902, said:
"rhe American people, from tradition
and interest, favor bi.metallism, and
the Republican party demands the usc
Of both gold and silver as standard
money, with such restrictions and un.
der such provisions, to bS determined
by legislation, ns will secure the main
tenunco Of tho parity OF values of tho
two metals, so that tho purchasing and
debt.paying part Of tho dollar. whether
Of silver, gold or papor, shall be ut all
times equal. The interests OF tho pro.
ducors OF tho country, its farmers aud
its workingmep, demand that every
dollar, paper or coin, issued BY tho gov
crnment shall be- rs good rs uny other.
Wo commend tho vice and patriotic
stops already taken by our government
to secure IN international conference
TO adopt such measures us will insure II
parity OF valuo between gold and slvcr
for use as money throughout tho
wnrldn
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TIN PLATE MILLS

Give Employment to Thousands, and Pay
Millions In waEos--And Yet Free Ira.
ders Predicted We Couldn't Make tho
Article.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-The Manufac.
turers' Record OF this week publishes a
compilation OF John jarrett, secretary
Of the tin plate mauuiacturers' aisocia-
tion Of the United States. showing tho
growth OF tin plate in this country. Mr..
Jarrctt's report states that there is now
in this country, com pleted and in course
OF construction, thirty.four tin plate
works. The capacity Of these works
will exceed an animal production Of
2G0, 900 tons OF finished product aud will
furnish employment to ll.00O to 1900
hands. The capital invested is about
$500, 900, and the wages paid will be
about S7.000,000a a year. These figures
pertain only TO the manipulation Of re.
ducing the billet in some cases, but the
bar in most cases, to the finished pro-
duct, and do not include the amount OF
labor from tho orc to tho billet and bar,
which is very extensive. The mills al.
ready fully completed have 4 capacity OF
over 10000 tons OF finished product,
and employ 1000 to 5000 Auds with an
Investment OF S5,600,00O
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

The Commercial Bank, Of Cincinnati.
has assigned.
Tho European crop reports arc to the
effect that tho season is very backward.
Tho great Davis will contest, involv-
ing S7.000.000. has becu compromised
by tho contonding heirs at Butte, Mont.
Prairie fires have done great damage
in the Otoe and Ponca Indian rcserva-
tions in Oklahoma. One life has been
lost.
Tho nineteen men indicted in New
York for election frauds Piled not guilty
yesterday. Court then adjourned until
Friday.
Mary Delaney. OF Milwaukee, charged
with setting fire to two Catholic
churches in Washington, D. u, has
been declared insane.
John Bigclow, an actor, shot and kill.
cd Amy Thiel, un actreas, iu New York
Yesterday and then committed suicide.
Tho case is ahroudcd in mystery.
An oil stove exploded in tho house OF
J. 7. Nelson, at West Superior, Wis,
fatally burning baby and fifteen.
year.old boy Mrs. Nelson and another
son woro seriously burned.
Germany and the United States have
notified China that they are resolved 10
maintain strictly neutral attitude in
regard to China and japan. The o, her
poSors have refused to Interfere.
Noar Felton,, Mich, Mrs. Frank Annis
WIS burned TO death in her house, Tho
testimony before tho coroner ia damag.
ing TO Mrs. Annin' husband, who is al.
legged to have set tho house on fro.
Tho Plat lorccs in tho Now York leg
islaturc havo yielded to tho assaults Of
tho independent element and will al
low the reform amendments to the
police reorganization and bipartisan
police bills.
Tho homeopathic hospital in Pitts
burch, containing nearly two hundred
patients. has buun Quarantincd on nc
count Of the development oil case OF
smallpox. Tho patient arrived from
Cincinnati by rail last Sunday. lIe had
a companion, who wont on TO Balti.
more.
From Samoa comus tho atory thnt
Robnrt Louis Stevenson loft ono.hali OF
his estate to Joseph, tho twelve year old
sou vi Joseph D. Strong, tho woll.known
Pacific coast artist, 10 whom hG was
greatly attached, Tho boy was at STOW.
enson's doath.bod, and is prostrGtcd
with griol over tho doath OF his beno.
factor.
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GRrrSwoop Ky.. March 27.-ono Of
the mos. daring and at the same time
mos. unsuccessful attempts at train
ROBBERY occurred at $50 n. IN. to-day in
the southern portion Of Kentucky,
when ak men undertook 10 rob the
south.bound No. 8 Queen and Crescent
train, which left Cincinnati at S p. m.
las. night. One Of tho six was killed
outright, another died at 4 o'clock this
morning, third, giving the namo Of
Miller, died this evening al Cumberland
Falls, and the other three have not yet
been beard from. Tho train was de-
lIysd not more than ten minutes, and
reached Chattanooga at S q. M. to-day,
on time.
The reason for this summary disposal
oi body OF train robbers is found in
the fac. that some in.ima.ion OF their
purpose had been given to the railroad
OF express authorities and that Mr.. I.
Griffin, who serves as a superintendent
ol police on the Southern road, had
with him two trus.y assistants. The
train had just reached the south end oi
tunnel No. Q. which is 4 mile north Of
Greenwood, when the robbers signaled
Ito stop. They had scarcely disclosed
their purpose until Mr.. Griffin and his
assistants on the train began offensive
operations. aud in ten minutes three O!
the robbers had bitten the dust the
other three had flown and the train was
.psediiy on its way. Not a single injury
was suffered by any one on the train.
OF course the treasure iu care OF the
Adams Express Company's messenger
vas entirely safe.
Tho robbery was planned to have
been committed on tho eleventh OF this
month, but on account OF creek near
the scene being out Of its banks the men
we're afraid they would be caught and
postponed it A farmer says the men
have been camping in hollow near by
Tor FIVE weeks. One OF the gang gave
them away to the officials. and the
trains have been loaded with detectives
tor the past month.
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GREETED BY BULLETS.
Six Hlghwaymon Hold Up q Quoon
md Crescent Train.
OF TIRE ROAD HAD A TIP,
And the Result Is That Throe OF the
Bandits Are Dead.
TIE DETECTIVES WERE PREPARED

Ind Blased Into tho Robbers Boforo
They Had a Chance to Realizo That
They Had Tackled an Arscnal-A
Briet Dut Thrilling Episodc-It
ouly Lasted Ten Minutes aud Many
Passengers Slept Through tho earn.
ago and Wore Nome tho wiser-one
Ohio Girl Who Was Indignant Bo.
cause sho Was not Awakened to
Witness tho Battle-Storics OF tho
Trainmcn-Tho Engineers Exciting
E1pcrleuco-Threo OF tho Robbers
Escape.
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CUBAN REBELLION,
General Salccdo Sails With tho Spanish
Troops For the Northeast.

General saiccdo Sails with tho Spanish
Troops For tho Sorthcnst
HAVANA, March 27.-General Salcedo
called this evening from Havana for
Puerto Del Padre, on tho northeast
coast OF tho island, in command Of tho
troops who arrived hero Monday from
Spain. The other troops who havo ar
rived since Monday will shortly bo dis
patched 10 the disturbed districts.
General Salcedo is thoroughly famil-
lar with tho topography OF tho island.
and especially the mountainous regions
in the Oriental province, and his
knowledge will stand him in good stead
in pursuing tho insurrcctionis,s. who
have in many instances been able to
defy tho government troops owing to
their familiarity with almost inaccesSl-
bic mountains, to which they retreat
when close pressed by tho troops.
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NEW YoEE, March 2L-The cnlmina-
ton Of pro.racted negotiations involv-
ing inantial interest Of great magnitude
was aignalzod to-day by the filing in
tho Office Of the secretary OF state OF
New Jersey, OF cooperating articles Of
tho Hudson River Navigation Com.
pany.
Tho capitalists Interested in tho pro-
icct announce that they have just sign
cd contracts by which they como into
control Of tho Peoples limo steamers.
Tho organizcrs intond to put two new
boats on the river within year..
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DOUBLE MURDER
At Dilionvais 9iines-A siav Kilis Two OF
Ills Companions.

At Dillonvais Mines-A siav Kilis Two OF
Ills Companions.
Spceia! Dtrpd.eh 10 h, Tateltigsntr.
srEUnESvrLLE, o., March 27.-Mea.ro
particulars reached hero to-day from
Dillonvalo nincu in Mt. Pleasant town.
ship, this county, Of a murder that oc.
CURED thcro Monday evening. A fight
started in q crowd oislay minors on tho
street, and ono Of their mum Dor, n giant
in stature and physically, when hard
pressed picked up club and knocked 4
smaller man stiff and cold. then gather
ing up large, sharp stone ho buried it
with full force In another'a head, cleRv.
ing it in two as far down as the Jaw
bone, killing him instantly. The mur.
derer was arrested aud an inquest is be-
ing held at Mt. Pleasant by Squire Har-
bourt. The names could not DO learned.
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THE DETAILS.

How the Trainmen Afnde Short Work OF
the Robbers-Road onleiais Delighted.
Tho Eocinecr's Story.
CISclSsATI, O., March 27.-The men
wearing the broadest smieu here to-day
are General Manager Carroll, Of the
eueen & Crescent route, and General
aanaRer Barrett, ofths Adams Express
company. 1t is all on account OF the
the extraordinary occurrence at 2:30
this morning near Greenwood, KY,
shere, in the mountains, l75 miles from
cincinnati and 23 niles from the state
line between Tennessee and Kentucky,
Tue south bound train was stopped by
III robbers, just US it emerged from
!ne mouth OF 4 tunnel, and after n battle
'sslng only ten minutes, half the rob.
oers were killed and wounded, and tho
o!her half flying.
General Manager Carroll has received
40 details OF how the battle began, or
Fhat tactics we're used, his dispatch be.
Ing Of tho bsielest form, dealing onIy
With the main facts OF the grea. vic.
Tory. Hc Is proud OF the fact that this
elective service was performed under
'hs Immediate direction OF their special
S2en: in charge OF the police depart.
men; o! the road.
General Manager Barrett, OF tho
Adams Express Company. who is also
ceIIgh,ed with the brief story Of tho
a''air which has reached MIN in about
Inc same form as it came to the rail-
'oad officials, says he looks upon this as
m Important event. The express COM
pany has adopted the plan OF score.
'e,,Tico to protect its property against
robbers. This ;s the frat result OF tho
new method, which. while 1t is costly,
Infinitely more elective than any
amount Of lynx.eyed detective business
gnmpIoyed 10 arrest and punish robbers.
rieSention. he thinks, in this matter Is
Oes'er than cure. Superintendent Bar.
ieH says the robbers could have had no
Nno,wledgo oi tho amount OF money car
mou oy last nights trnin, and thoy
i""'H u 'nelr attack as n pure venture.
,e oecI'nea to say what would have
Os'. UevI thslF reward if they had been sue.
HOW IT HGrrEEED.
reporter met tho train on its ar.
''va' ho'e. and obtained tho following
interviews from the conductor and en-.
gncer:
EngIneor Tom Springfield has bocn
Iuhn!ng on the road u number Of years
ana m Is regarded as worry reliable on
S'neer. This is his fret experience
".'h Ithln robbers and to tho reporter
We i"!d the following story:
!, "o were coming along on time.
nns'neer 6a6 ID hnmpor and Rankin,
my ilrennn. wns kcepiug her hot. Wo
ielt So'norset on .imp. slowed duwn n
"'Ne ~ We ran through tunnel No. o.
soonl sintcsn miles south Of Somereo,'
10 Pulaski county, Ky.
About 200 yards this aldo Of the tun.
~, a man on the track with whito
"' lantern tagged mo down, This Ia
.n' 't tho lonolicst spots on the entire
,oa'' You know IL Ia up in tho ronyh
. "'I Fussod mountain district. of Ken
m'Gky' ,,Gy' There is not n honso within two
.i''e' Of the place. In fact don't know
H. house nearer than Greenwood.
81" ''ssls station was about two milco
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
In Caroline County, Maryland, Over the

In Caroline County, Maryland, Over tho
Murder OF Saiiio Dean.
BALTIMORE, MD., March 27.-Tho
lower section Of Caroline county is in q
fever OF. excitement over the brutal
murder Of sallio Dean, the fourteen
ycar.old daughter OF Mr, Jacob Dean.
Aspecal to tn o Baltimore Sun says ::
Outrage was without doubt tho purpose
OF the murder, but it was not accom-
plsned. Her throat seemed to have
been cut with one slash OF 4 razor or
large knife. The wound is q great gap.
ing one.
The girls clothing had been much
disarrangod and there were scratches
abou. her legs and arms. Tho jury OF
inquest adjourned until Saturday. De.
tectives arc at work.
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OTTAWA. March 27.-That tho resignn.
ton Of Sir Charles H. Tupper from the
cabinet has been handed in can hardly
be doubted, says Tho Citizen, the gov
ernment organ. very bluntly this morn.
ing. 1t Is ssid that tue reason for
quitting the cabinet is that he will not
be allowed to supplaut Foster in leader
ship OF the house Of commons, an ambi.
tion which he long held.
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but as tho train soon moved on they
woro rcaSsurcd. Not ono Of tho railroad
employees or any passongers wero hurt.
Nor ns far rs know did n bullot entor
any Of tho coachos. Tho shooting was
dono alongside tho train and not cross
wise. Tho robbors wore vol armed
with pistols and carbincs. WO found
one carbine they had dropped. The
robbers evidently thought they woro
aboard tho srxproas car whom they on.
,erod tho baggage car. don't know
who tho robbers werc, but they arc
supposed to bs parties living In that
section near where tho robbery was
committOd.n
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ORDERED TO DE SOLD.
Tho Neoelvers Of tho Little Kanawha
Lumber Company Must Soil tho Prop.

otty.
Special biIHdith TO he Ia,s'lgtner.
PAnSrRsDugG, ". Va, March 27.--In
tho United States cour. to-day Judge
Jackson mado an important dccroo In
tho case OF Loathorboo OF al. vs. tho
Little Kanawha Lumber Company. He
directed tho receivers, James N. 0lm-
stoad and +. L. Folton, OF boston, and
John 7. McGraw, OF Grafton, 10 aiyer.
tise for sale all Of tho property OF the
Little Kauawha Lumber Company, in.
cluding nil OF its mills, timber, o.c. The
property Ia to no sold at private salo and
the aalo reported to the court. Thcy
are TO cut aud fell no moro standing tim
ber except trees oil Elk creek, but they
may continue to manufacture into lum- :
ber trees already cut.
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ANOTHER HOLD UP,

Robbed by Highwaymeu.
LITTLE Rock. March 27.-Train 81, on
tho Iron Mountain, was held up by
two robbers about 10 o'clock tonight,
just north OF Williamsvile, Mo.
1t ia not known what tho booty
the robbers got amounts to. The
conductor lost his watch and
money and it is supposed the
passengers were also robbed. but do.
tails of tho hold.up have not been re-.
ccivcd at this hour.
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Chicago. March 27.-Mr Francis
Chamberlain. at ono time tho only
white child in Chicago. diad to-day. His
iathar camS to Chicago in 1882. They
woro hero ut tho limo Of tho Fort Doar.
born massacre and Mrs. Chamberlain
was Havod from death by tho noted In.
dian chief, black Partridge.
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DUBOIS, Pa, March 27.-The conven-
tion OF United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. district No. ., was held here to-day.
President. Bradley presided. and dele.
gates were present from Dubois. Walls.
ton. Adrian, Elearora. Helvetia, Rey-
noldsville, Rathmel. Beach Tree, Coal
Glen, Dagus and Creushaw, ropresent.
ing n total OF 1000 miners. The con.
vention met ut II o'clock and aftor re.
ceiving credentials, adjourned until TO-
mnrrow
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HAvEUuILL, Mass, March 27.-W.
Scott Peabody, a promincnt clothing
merchant Of this city. upon telling his
wife that hs tired OF lilo" this afte--
noon went into tho bath room OF his
house and took two ounces Of prussic
acid. lilo died shortly afterwards.
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Assignment In Noble County.

S5tcid' DiSpdtch toih In'tiiqeucn.
CALDWELL, O.. March CIV. Il.
Keith, Of Kciths, Noble county, mado
aii assignment to-day for tho benefit OF
his creditors. c. A..Loland was made
assignee. Tho liabilities and assets arc
unknown. This is tho second assign.
mont mado in this county this week.
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BRUTAL FOOTBALL.
Tho Uoronor's vordtot on the Dcn,, OF tho

Georgetown Player.
WAsnlSGroS, D. G., March 97.-Thc
coroner's inquest held to-day over
George D. Bahon, tho Georgetown Uni,
vorsily football player, who died from
injuries received IN tho Thanksgiving
day gamo with the Columbia Athletic
club, tho iury's vnrdict was that Bahen
came to his death from foul play, ior
which 1t waa unable to fix tho ros sponsi.
bility. Tho testimony was TINT tho
playing was most brutal.
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CANADA'S CRISIS.
Serious Dlssensions In tho Cabinet
Arc Coming to Light.
WAS A DAY OF GREAT EXCITEMENT

In Ottawa and n Graro Situation Ia
Admittcd-Sir Charles Tuppcr Re.
siEus tho Premicrship-The Mani.
toDa Order Pleased Mother tho
Catholics Nor tho Protcstauts-The
Cabinet between Two Fircs-Tho
Parliament Matter Another Cause
of Trouble. r.
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SrrciGi BiEpdici 10 Re InioIgtNfer
PAnErnsnURG, W. VA, March 81
Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. Robinson and tho
Dcvo.cs. all OF Pittsburgh, havo struck
u iiue oil well in county poor farm near
Elizabeth,
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MONTE CARLO. March 97.-Count Bou-
itnce do Caatclane and his bride, for
mcrly Miss Anna Gould, arrived here
to.dny.