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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04
BREAKFAST yyDGgr.

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A Now York photographer announces
"comic pictures taken wtilo you wait. :"
TheAe pictures nro rendered comic by
placing tho head OF the subject upon n
ludicrous little body aud thon mount.
ing tho whole upon u fractions donkey.
An intelligent dog in Biddcford. Me-,
lie perfectly charmed with tho work Of n
music box. Ever since tho dog first
heard tho instrument play no In, kept
faithful watch on 1t, and cannot. be en-.
ticcd away except ior hi, meals.
Under now law tho railroad and
warehouse commissioners ,oi Missouri
arc required to appoint a auilablc per.
son IN each county OF tho. state where
melons aro shipped. to inspcc. ali mel
ons loaded for shipment.
Joshua II. Slower, Of Staunton, Va.
has boon sentenced to tho pcnitontiary
for liio for stealing throo and half
pounds OF bacon Sorth u cents.
Stovcr IL II white man. q carpenter aud
II confirmed tiIci.
Whilo an Auburn Is. y. man was
entertaining his mllo frieuhs ata "stag"
party at his house, tho vito OF ono Of his
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gueats was doing tho honors to tho
wIvos Of tho other gueats just across tho

wivcs Of tho other guesta jus. across tho
street
Harry Franklyn 10 now serving four.
teon.yoar aentonce at Sing Sing for
highway robbery. lilo aud compau
lon, who escaped, took sixteen cents
from n man In New York some tilno ago.
Twonty cows worc killed In Billerica,
Mass, last Thursday under tho direc.
ton Of Inspector lIutchlns, W hich wero
condemned some time ago a, suffering
from tuberculosis. "
Frederick I.oaae, supposed to DO pau.
per. was removed to tho hospital In
Youngstown, and 500 and a bank book
showing deposits Of over $500 wore found
in'his clothing.
There arc crodtable reports OF oyor
1000 earthquake, botweon 1905 Il. c. aud
1894 a. D., while tho unrecordod ones
arc believed to DO atill moro numerous.
Nathan Strauss rccontly paid $1,000
for Cobweb,. 1t Ia not the product OF
the spider for which this money wa.
expended. but q we'll known trottIng
horse. ss.s
A Biddeiord man has been allowing
the oil cloths to accumulate on his
floor. He has now thirteen, ouch over.
lying the other.
An educational qualification will here.
after be required OF mon seeking enlist.
mens In tho United States army,
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SOUTHERN ,ErunLloANIssI.
It's Vigorous Growth aud bright Prospects
Acknowledged by Democratic Sowspa-

It's Vigorous Growth Rnu bright Proipects
Acknowledged BY u Democratic Sowspa-
per.
Sdvdnndh Stp, (Dtm,l
There arc indications that tho Ropub.
lcan party, aud not tho silver party 10
about to gain sirong ioothold in tho
south. Tho morning Nows predicted 70.
comfy that the dissatisfaction feIt
throughout tho south with the lato Con.
gross would rc,ullin making tho lIepub.
lcan party n very respectable party in
tho south. While Conggress was show
Ing It's inability 10 handle tho money
question success fully It wa, not an I'm.
common thing to hear influential Dom.
ocrats say thoy would not OBJ joct 10 tho
return Of the Republican party to power.
A day or two ago tho Morning Nows"
published dispatches from South Caro-.
lima to tho effect that In a number OF
towns OF that state young mon OF intiu-
ence are talking seriously Of joining tho
Republican party aud forming lscpubli.
can clubs. Tho ropulist party docs not
satisfy thinking people, aud the new
silver party can never amount TO any.
thing. Those who arc dissatsfed with
tho Democratic party, therefore, arc
much moro likely to unto with tho Re.
publican party than with tho Populist
party or the silver party.
Nearly year ago many OF tho most
influential sugar planters oil Louisiana
allied themselves with tho Republican
party. They worked for aud voted with
that party In the last congressional
elections, and now they arc preparing
toconyort Louisiana to that party. Thcy
have subscribed $4,000, which Is to be
increased to $4,000, to start a Repubii.
can paper IN New Orleans. The first
issue OF tho paper lie to appear about
May !. It Is 10 DO daily morning
paper.
II will COZ, moro than $4,000 TO es.
;ablish a now morning paper In Now
Orleans, but those who are behind tho
enterprise have plenty Of money and
arc willing TO pay to have their politi.
cal views circulated. Being converts to
lscpublIcanism, they are, like converts
geueraliy, very much in earnest. Tho
Democratic party will OF coursc, rcmain
tho great party Of tho tou,h. But it Is
within tho bounds Of probability that
before tho end OF this century the Re:
publican party will have become high
" respectable and influential party in
the south.
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rhc Lsn.ua:r we Speak.

New York has new coroner who
seems to have been selected BY some
newspapers and good many persons az
= good man to ridicule on. OF Office.
Tho latest accusation is that he does
no, use the English languarc correctly,
and it is said. with what seriousness We
10 not know. that this defoct makes
him Ineligible to the office he holds.
The coroner is by birth foreigner. a
German, Polo. or something OF that
sor.. Probably he doe, no. speak the
English language with elegence or even
with accuracy. But il every man who
holds Office in New York. or e!sewhere
fOv tina; matter. wero subjected to the
same test, nov many would survive the
torture2-
leaving tn, ottic -holdsrs and going
into the whole body o: people, how
many natives will DO found who speak
tho English language correctly? 1t is
not always SO spoken BY college gradr.
a.es, some OF whom have been heard to
say, If would have went" al done it."
81 wouldn't have did it il l had have
known" all which is so bad that it
should not come out Of the colleges,
but it does.
English ia dihicuIt language for an
adnl. foreigner 10 learn, the further ro.
moved from Ours his mother tongue tho
more difficult ours is to learn. A for.
eigu.borr person should not be allowed
to hold Office in this country before he
eau read and write tho language OF tho
country. bu. in tho matter OF perfection
we should remember our own faults
and deal gently with him. For example.
man might be good coroner and ye.
ac unable to conduct an inquest in Ian.
suage drawn from wells OF English
pure and undeflnd."
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Is THE SPRING.

Fink b. Uis''t N D,'rot Ff., Prrn.
IN the spring tho Idle barber
WhuS his FUUr and prepares
For the SeRSuu rnn OF UtISloln.
Which he knows Will IN his chairs;
And with right good will IN inhUrs
As his tools he homes aud str0ps.
For In spring, unlike the farmer,
Is his lime for NOV Ing crops.
III tho Sprtn. the lusty hHwEcr
Splits his face nut hOAr-rly hRwl,
tS with muddy boots he CniCrS
Al our entry WAYS aud hnils,
Nothing hiuntrl by remembrance.
To tho winds his voice h. filings.
Filling human hearts with anguish
~ his roundciOy he siurs.
III the spring tho base bail captain
Cc;S his colts and things IN hand,
Then putt up the mpuldv boast that
Hes going Ia "swlpt" the mud;
To tic South hl' team he hurricS
For n practice game or two.
Which Will put tho gang III shape to
Burst upon the public view.
In the Sprlug the foolish fellow
Who hnN ''hIkc" upon the brain
StlrakS Il IN aud down the highways
ltiNl HS II lie were inSluC,
With his vertebrate bowed Skywnri.
Through the mir no borcs hole,
lunSlllc not for any mortal
In tile road unto his goal.
IN the sprlug, or somewhat later.
When the frost huS lcf, the air,
SlushysIrcctS and sloppy sidewalks
fiIl uS with WILT despair.
Then II \, IN ,mOthcrcd accents.
At tIr elements We ding
Words which show beyond Nil question
GhaL wC dn not love the spring.
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Chamber ct Commrrc, .lcc,ius.

Chamber OF Commerce heo''us.
Io-nights meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce should command the atsen-
ton and the attendance OF all the
members and OF all who are interested
in the advancement OF Wheeling. The
two propositions to be considered are
OF Importance enough to justify careful
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FOR STATE SENATOR.
James II. Alexander Endorsed By I
NlourOe, Ohio, Democracy.

James II. Alexander Endorsed iiy tho
~ Niouroe, Ohio, democracy.
Special Ditpu'ctio he h,teliQtHr.
WooDsrIELD, o.. April Sat tho
Monroe county Democratic convention
held here yesterday the following roso'
luton in regard to the state senatorship
10 this district was adopted:
WmguEAs, Since tho year 1881, the
Democratic nomination for state soma.
tor in tho Eighteenth and Ninotecuth
district has gone to Coshooton. Gucrn'
sey, Tuscarawas, Noble, Coshocton. Tus.
carawas, Coshocton and Tuscarawas
counties, respectively. and.
WHEREAS, During this long period,
Monroe county has always given faith.
full and loyal support to the senatorial
candidates OF tho Democratic party oil
the district, and,
WHEREAS, James Il. Alexander has
received \ majority oil votes at tho pri.
maries OF the Monroe county democracy
held on Monday. Aprill, 1875, and un,
der tho rules adopted by the Democratic
ceutral committee oil Monroe county Is
the unanimous choice OF tho Democra.
cy Of Monroe for, tho nomination for
state senator. be it
Rssolr.d, By the Democracy Of Monroe
county by their representatives in con.
vsutiou assembled this 2ud day OF April,
1905. that the name OF Monroe county's
candidate for state senator, James R.
Alexander. be presented. to the Domoc.
racy Of the sister counties OF tho Eigh.
:eenth and Nineteenth senatorial dis.
trict,-Coshocton, Guernsey. Tuscara,
wa. and Noble-with the confident be.
lief tina. their sense OF justice and equity
in politics will recognize the claims 81
Monroe county 10 this senatorial Domi.
nation.
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= Postmaster General Wilson wa, sworn
in yesterday. and it is significant that
ono OF tho first cards no received wa,
that OF Postmaster Dayton, Of Now York.
Mia, memories OF tho recent past tho
Danc Of Dayton mus. have called up.
How i! must have casta gloom over tho
classic counIenanco Of tho postmaster
general.
!, lio mny well havo asked whether tho
latciul name OF Dayton Mis- to follow him
through liio; Whether tho purlinc
brooks NJ. to murmur dayton" as
they meandcr to tho rivers which are
to carry lllcm TO tho sea; whether tho
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lowing kline arc to al hia ears with tho
same unwolcome sound; whether tho
dicky birds are to have for him no
other cong than dayton"
That card Of tho postmaster Of Now
York may havo been pas.eboard Of
evil omen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

Make plain sponge cake, using part
for tho pudding. Bake in n long tin.
When done. turn out upon cloth,
spread with Jelly; roll. Wrap closely n
lew moments. Slice and serve with no.
-Rucn or cream. p.
Always put in little soda in milk
that is to be boiled, as an acid is formed
by boiling.
IJnr,rIyLt.J1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

The Cleveland Leader says that the
election in tina, city shows that the
saioou's power in politics is broken.
There never wa any good reason why
voters should lot the saloon have any
power in politics. /. has no special
tituess ior directing thought and advis.
ing us to a course oi action.
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Total value

Farmers, iealns,ers and mule owners
generally can see that they have lost al
most S54. 100000 through the dcprccia.
ton in the value of mules since our
good protection times when the Nc
Kinley tariff nc, was in force. This is
a little extraordinary, because under
the new tariff We were promised larger
demand for ali American products from
the markets OF the world that woro to
be oponod to us rs soon ms the Mckin.
Icy tariff was abolished. Unfortunately,
this seems to be another instance where
foreign buyers have failed to keep their
part Of tho agreement, that was promised
for them by our free trade falsiers.
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BggAxFASr.-Oraugei. Graham mnsh.
l!oled salt mackercl. Drowned pota-
toes. Com loaf bread. Plum marina
lRdc. Oatmeal crackers. Collee.
D,SSEE,-lsoast bsoi pie. Mashed
potatoes. Hot slaw. Cranberry sauce.
Graham broad. Spanish cream. Waiors.
SrrrrR.-Brcad and butter. Oatmeal
Jelly and cream. Canned berries.
Sponge cake. Tea.
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Tho Government Mulc Market.

Amsfltdl EcOHonlN
Farmers who own jacks and jennies
will be interested in II study OF the gov
crument mule report which was issued
by the department OF agriculture las,
month. There were 2.3S3, los mules In
the United States at the beginning OF
1895. as compared with o,Sl4.60 mules
in January, 1892. showing an increase OF
lS,i09 within three years. This is q
gain Of less than l per cent. and so
small tina. it should not in any way
effect the price OF mules. But compar.
ing further the value OF mule, on the
farm, We find il to have been as follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

rheumatism ia caused by tactic acid
in the blood attacking tho fibrous tissues
Of tho joints. Keep your blood pure
and healthy md yon will not have
rheumatism. Hoods Snrsaparlla gives
tho blood vitality and richness aud
tones tho whole body, ncutra'izcs tho
acidity Of tho blood and thus cures
rlGu natism.
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I la Gnirri: Is nGra usA" a.lh all it's
old tlmo vignr Ono Minute Cough
euro /, rnliablc remedy. 1t curcs aud
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, ". Va, y. j. Peabody. licnwood, and
Bowio & Co., Bridgeport, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

LADIES. II you want n pure delicate
soap for tho complexion, druggists viii,
always recommend Johnson's Orionto,
Medicinal Toilet Soup. Chns. 4. Goc,.e
and W. ". Irwin.
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TELETNoSE SuAREES
Editorial Rooms S.a. Counting Room Ss..
acknowledgement
WHEELING. ArRu. 4. 1893.

SuRScEIDERS to the INTELLIGENCER
who intend to move April I, should leave
word rs to their change OF address ut tho
office, that there may be no delay or int"r.
ruption In tho delivery OF tho paper. Tclc.
nhnnc So.
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De WIrT's WrCi llAZGL SAlvE cures
sraIL-, burns, indoIont sore, and never
iali' to euro pilos. I.cSnu Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. Va, D. +; Pcnhody, Bon.
wood, and Dowie Il Co., Bridgeport, ..
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LITTLE Rhody is all right. So are
good many more OF item, roprcsont.
ing enough electoral votes TO sweep in
tho Republican Observation-Disclosures by a
rOusing majority.
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Philip Schcuk aud others
The object OF this suit Is TO partition the n
estate Of which Philip Schenk and Kathiia'
SchcnE his wife. died seized. among me q
viSces under the will Of said Katharine Stnci...
snd real estate bc!n: tho north half OF LOT 10:
and the south twelve inches Of lot No, y ~ to!.
part OF the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, IVES
Virginia. laid out by Ebcnezer Zane.
And It appearing from on affidavit h,el'
said cause. at these rules. that the deiehiias,
Sophie Holt md Joseph Holt. arc not 'e'iesH
oi the state OF West Virginia. and they not nN,
ing been served with process In said SUI" q, ~
motion Of the complainant, By hcrsoIiclto:ias
order OF publication is entered against ,I: :5,
and II Is ordered that the said defendants. aPSr
named. be aud are required 10 appear Ti'11
one month after the date Of the inst 1H2lN,l,
tiOn Of this order and do what is ncces3Im'., y
protect their Interests. Il Is further o5.t'.'
Tint this otdcr be published and ToNc' ~"
Irircd h. law. ,,;!
Witness. John ". Mitchell. CLERK OF oG H,i -
court NJ the court house Of said county. LHS'
day Of April, 1876 to.wit: April rules. ~
JOHN ". MITCHELL Tea
Published tho first time April I. lN'I ,,,.
Attest; JOHN ". MITCHELL I'eh
W. !, W, COwnES. ,,.
solicitor for Complainant. RprL.
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|, seems that mules which were worth
SIS IS each at the beginning OF 1892 in
the time oil Mckinley protection were
worth only Si1 So head at tho begin.
ming Of the present year under German
free trade. the loss to farmer, and others
being SIS upon each aud every mule
which they owned. Applying these
average values to the total number OF
mules We &c, ut the entire value, at each
period, as follows:
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HINTS TO HoUSi3KEEPEi,s.

FRIDAY. April ).
II |. to do the thing should
The til luz would could leave undoQe
Il shOnld'' will soon become IL would"
Desire and duty then ARE one.
II<Er NrfJTlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

FORTY thousand Republican plurality
in Chicago is not bad to take. l. will
be observed that the Democracy has no
lead pipe cinch" on the great cities IN
these days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

JAPANESE bands play "John Browns
Body" aud Marching Through Goor.
gia." This may account for 1t.
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looms Pulls AFRO tho bost after.
dinner pills, INSIST digestion, cure hcnd
aChN. 4
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THr fist day's testimony in tho Oscar
Wilde. Marquis OF Quecnsbsrry libel
nut is no. fit for 4 respectable vows.
paper 10 print in detail. 1t isa disgust.
inr affair.
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The Populists aided BY Democrats are
not running away with Colorado. Out
in that silver region the 6. 0. p, is in
healthy condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-04

A REPUBLICAN, clean sweep in ST.
Louis leaves a pleasant taste in the
mouth,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-03
Norfolk's Now Bar-Room Laws

NORFOLK, Va, May 2-The Good
ridge Liquor Ordinance, forbiddlng bar
rooms on streets less than thirty five
feet wide, requiring that they be loo ted
on the ground floor and that the counter
and the counter and sales be in room
fronting on the street named in the
license, and that each bar have dis
played prominently 80 as to be seen
from the street two signs, one reading
mo minors allowed here" and the
other, Licensed bsr ROOM" went into
effect IN Norfolk at midnight April 80.
The corporation court granted licenses
On several streets not the REQUIRED
width. and some fifty bar-keepers have
ignored the other provisions of the law
To day warrants were issued for them
and in five days they will be tried. The
penalty Is from SEQ 90 800 for each
violation of the law.
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BASEBALL.

No League Games In Virginia State Len.
que on Account OF Rain.
Games In Virginia scheduled for to.
day are as follows: Roanoke at Rich
mond, LynchburR at Portsmouth, Morn
folk at Petersburg.
In the National League, games were
played yesterday as follows:
At Boston: r. IT r
I3atterics-NIcholas and CANCEL; Maui and Ma.
guirc A-'d MA
At Brooklyn: r II
B BsS4h,gn; 5
Batteries-Luoid, Kennedy and DALEY: Glea.
son. Esper aud Robinson.
at Philadelphia: r. IT r.
H H,e,,, York 4o01oOea 400 ii i
Philadelphia. 000OO2-4 9 s
Batterics-Mcekin and Farrell; Beam, TAYLOR
and Clements.
chicago ........ ol1ooo1o1o-ss' H H Ii i
Louisville 1900. 30 O0OO10-5 10 .
Battcries-Hutchinson and Donahue: Cunning
ham and Cote.
g Cleveland. 44oeoee1x-Ss s. Il )
st. Louis........... 00l0 001O o. 10 5
Batterics-wallace and Conner; Breitenstein
and Peitz
At Pittshurg r. H. X
Pittsbufg -. ooio4os II Il
Cincinnati -. 2 0 ! 001 40 OOO1-0 20 Q
Batteries-Hart, Killen and Sugden; Foreman,
Vaughn and Hogricver
Pennsylvania State league RESULTS:
AT Observation-Disclosures, 81;
Pottsville, Is.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Carbon
dale, 9.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6; Lan-
caster. TO-
AT Observation-Disclosures, o; Read
ing, 0.
At Wilkesbarre-W ilkesbsrre, G;
Syracuse, 9.
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SITUATION AT PoCAHONrAs.
All is Quiet aud Few Miners Are Vet at
Work.

Work.
PoCAHONTAs, Va, MAY 2.-This town
is plAoarded with notices appealing to
the miners here to join the West Vir.
GINA strikers; but bosh of she companies
located here were ruuningto day, though
with lighter force. Good order pre.-
walls. No occasion has been made for
troops by the companies here. The
southwest Virginia Improvement Com.
pany, the largest opera tors In the ields,
are maintaining position OF neutrality
and working according to the demands
for coal. They claim that no cause for
strike among their men exists and
that they will operate as long ss the
men WORK a great pressure is being
USED 70 oriog these miners into she
ssrike and their failure to join Is the
fields. VIZ
Some of the miners here will not en-.
ser the mines until further deyelop-
ments. The impression prevails that
the miners here will finally ioIn, or
there will be trouble. The Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company are remov-
ing their ampties from the region of
the strike TO this point. No decided
outbreak Is feared before Monday, but
every thing Is uncertain. The West
virginia miners who came in last
evening left on a late train to report
the position OF the local miners and
meetings are being held to decide what
course to pursue. Messrs. Patrick
McBride and Lawless are In She fields
assuring the men that aid will be given
TO all strikers and their families.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-03

Caldwell. The State is repre-. ented bv
Attorney General W. A. Barber: AS.
slstant attorney Genera. O. p. Town,
send; Gen. Edward McCrady, OF Charles.
Ton, the author OF the registration law
attscked, and State Senator Geo. u.
Mower, Of Newberry.
Judge Gof took up the injunct ton
msSter 81 noon. Until dinner the time
OF the court was occupied By the read,
ing OF the complaint and returns. After
ulnner Attorney. General Barber made
sne opening speech for the State. Court
snen adjourned until tomorrow. After
sne registration Injunction case ia
will he taken. No attention has haan
paid to Judge COTS temporary iniuno-
sion, and lively times are expeoted
should he attempts to punish those who
have disregarded them,
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More Government Vlotories in Cnhn

HAVANA. May 2.-The government
has information OF an encounter on the
Banders' plantation in Santa Anna, be-
tween a detachment of Spanish troops
under Colonel Sandoval and q band of
rebels led by Chief Ouintin. The in
surrec tionists are said co have been de-.
feated. Subsequently Colonel Sandovsl
and his men, near Mogote Mountain, in
Eastern Cuba, had fight with another
band OF rebels, in which the insurrec.
ZIONIST leaders, Marcos and Ramorez.
were killed. Ramorez Is believed to be
the rebel OF that name who was pre-
viously reported to have surrendered
himself to the authorities. News is
received of the dispensing of group of
hfty rebels near Baracoa, three being
repor ted wounded.