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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04
PUDDLERS ON STRIKE.
Amnlcnmated Association Back OF 1t,
Though the Mon Arc Son-Unton-A
peculLnr Ecnture.

Amalgnmated Association Back OF It,
Though the Mon Arc Son-Unton-A
Peculiar Feature.
PfrrsBuRGu, Pa, May S.-To-morrow
morning tho puddlers in tho Keystone
and Penthouse mills will 20 on strik Q
for 81 per ton. In divers Tenth street
mill and in the Clinton mill the men
will 20 ont tomorrow or Monday. The
negro puddlers at tho Black Diamond
works have also agreed to come out
during next week. At Moorehe nd s
Sharpsburg mill the firm Is making q
special brand OF skelp iron for wh ich it
pays its puddler. 81, but on the ordinary
work tho non-union price OF from 50 %
to 8 60 is paid. The latter furnaces are
idle now and it is understood the men
will not 90 back for loss than tho union
rate. The Lockhars md Sligo mills are
already out. Tho total number OF
strikers by Monday will be $500.
The eAmalgamated Association is back
ot the strike. All Of the mills Affected
are now non.union. Under the laws OF
that organization men working in non-
union mills cannot be organized. but as
fas. as they a.riko for the union scale
they will bo organized into Amalga-
mated lodges.
The Sligo strikers were organized to-
day. 1t is the understanding that as
soon as the present stocks arc worked
out. the linishors arc to join the
strikers. There arc 5000 iinishers.
Although the Amalgamated officials
deny it, ther. Is great authority for tho
statement that the Amalgamated is
bringing about the puddlors strike in
pursuance OF a contract with tho She-
mango and Mahouing iurnacemen.
They signed the scalo for 81 with the
understanding tha. the Amalgamated
would bring pudding up to that figure
in Pittsburgh. A gentleman who at
tended the conference makes this state
ment: "a peculiar feature Of this strike
is that tho AmaIgamRted has promised
the strikers strike benefits, though they
arc not members Of the organization"
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NICaRAGUAN AFFAIR.

Official Confirmation of the Report That
Great britain Accepts the Terms
LONDON. May alt ia officially an
nounced that as a result OF tho COM
munications which have been e1-
changed between the earl Of mberly,
secretary OF state for foreign affairs. and
Senior Christano Medina, the Salvador
can minister here, acting for Nicaragua,
tho British government has agreed, if
tho Nicaraguan government addresses a
note to Rear Admiral Stephenson ac-
cepting the terms Of the British ulti-
matum and undertaking, under the
guarantee OF the republic OF Salvador.
that the indemnity be paid in London
within n fortnight, that, the British
squadron will be Withdrawn from Mica.
raguan waters.
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FIERCE FOREST FIRES
In tho Pennsyivnuia on itegion Threaten
Grent Destruction.

In the Pennsyivan on issgion Threaten
GREAT De.truotion-
BRADFORD, Pa, May S.-Tho sky is
hazy from tho numerous forest fires in
this vicinity. Between kettlar and
Ra.selas, along the line OF the Erie road
the woods are mas, OF flames. In that
vicinity there are millions OF fee, OF
hemlock log, and large quan,isies OF
tlmbor. Near Crawford Jun ction fire
is burning tlerceIy and threatens the
destruction OF oil property. Another
fire 10 raging between McAmbley's and
Mt. Jswett, and in the vicinity OF Hazel.
wood, on the B., B & X, the woods are
on fire on either side OF the track. The
fire is spreading with great rapidisy. and
/. ia almos, impossible to check the
flames.
Men arc stationed along the railroad
to prevent the fro from destroying oil
property, which is in danger. Drilling
wells in great many places arc sus.
pended because OF lack OF water. All
springs are dried up. and unless il rain,
soon work in this field will be seriously
interiered with.
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CLEVELAND'S EFFORT
ToSave tho Domocratio Party from
Destruction.
LETTER TO SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS
On tho Silver Quostlon--A Warning
That VIII not bo Iicedod-.Eroo,
Unlimited aud Indopsndont Coin.
ago of Silver" not Democratic Doc.
trinc, and lis Advocacy wiltDisinto. I.
grato tho Pnrty--h Plaintivo Plea.

JACKSON, Miss. May 3.-Governor
Stone this evening gave to tho Aaso-
ciated Press letter addressed to him
by President Cleveland under dato OF
April 20. Tho President says.
81 havo never ceased to wonder why
tho people Of the south, furnishing so
largely. as they do, products which are
exported for gold, should bo willing to
submit to the disadvantages and loss OF
silver mono-metalliam and to content
themselves with u deprecated and
fluc,uating currency, while permitting
others to reap profit from tho trans
mutation OF The prices OF thoir produce
tions from silver to gold. / hopo our
southern fellow citizens will be por-
mittcd TO see the pitfall which is di-
recsly before them who madly rush
towards tho phantom light Of free, un-
limited and independent silver coinage.
"lf we, who profess fealty to tho
Democratic party, are sincere in our
devotion to It's principles. and II We are
right in believing that tho ascendancy
oil those principles is q guarantee Of
personal liberty, universal care for the
rights OF all, non.sectional, American
brotherhood and manly trust in Ameri-
can citizenship in any part OF our land,
we should study the effects upon our
party and consequently upon our
country, OF committal OF the national
Democracy 10 this silver alteration.
"lf there are Democrats who suppose
that our party can stand on the plat.
form embodying such doctrine, either
through its affirmative strength OF
through the perplexity OF our oppo-
nents on tho same proposition, or il
there are Democrats who are willing to
turn their backs upon their party asso.
ciations to the hope that free and IN.
limited aud independent coinage Of sill
yer can win avictorytwithout the aid OF
either party organization, they should
deceive themselves no longer, nor
longer refuse to look in tho face the re-
suits that will follow the defeat, ii not
the disiutegration OF the Democratic
party, upon the issue which tempts
them from their allegiance. II we
should be forced away from our tradi.
tional doctrine OF sound and safe money
our old antagonist will take the field on
the platform which we abandon; and
neither the votes of reckless Democrats
nor reckless Republicans will avail to
stay their easy march to power. This
is rs plain as anything can possibly be.
at, therefore, becomes the duty OF
every Democrat, wherever he may be.
to consider what such victory would
mean, and in the light of q proper con,
ception Of its results ne should deliber.
ately shape his couree."
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WILL pi,orEor HIM.
The New York "Worid" and Its Accused
Cnbnn Corrosponhent.

The New York "world" and Its Accused
Cuban Correspondent
NEw YoPx, May S.-Mr. Fuentes. tho
correspondent who was arrested yestcr-
day afternoon at Guantanamo. when
on the point OF leaving for Santiago do
Cuba on'the charge Of aiding and abet.
ting tho insurgents, is a representative
OF the New York World. Tho assertion
mado by the Spanish officials that Mr.
Fuen,es' conduct had been such that
tho newspaper no represented would
not attempt to protect him. 1. withou.
the slightest foundation In fact.
The World says that Mr.. Fuentes car
ricd with him regular credentials from
tina, paper, and instead OF leaving him
to be dealt with rs the Spanish officials
may see ,ft, he will be protected by the
paper TO the best OF Its ability. Steps
will at once be taken to lay the matter
before the state department. and as
soon as possible the speedy trial or re-
lease OF the accused will be demanded.
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mont n. this tilno ID not docmcd prob.
ablc. however. p. II. Penna, national
president OF tho United Mine Workora,
was asked tonight. II hothought thoro
would bo strike In Ohio.
mo. l do not think thoro will be
strike" replied Mr.. Penna, "the minors
suspended work May pending sottlo-
nent. That Suspension will DO con-
tinucd II an agreement 10 not roachod at
this conference. It will not last ovor u
low wcokg, however, ms another confer
once will probably bo called soon II no
settlement 10 made now"
The operators tonight decided to Of
for tho miners 81 cents. This makes n
difference Of only 0 conla to be ovor.
come. Some nro hopeful OF a com.
promise At b5 cents,
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OHIO MINERS
In Joint Session with Operators Hut M
Agreement MT Reached.

In Joint Session with Operators Hut M
Agreement MT Rcnchcd.
CoLUMnus. ONO. Mny 3.-Thc coal
operators nnd miners at Q p. m. to-day
wont into joint session. but MS tho
minors at that hour Ind not boon able
to agrco upon n plan OF campaign be-
twocn thcm,elyes. tho indications ure
that n sottlemont cannot bo reached
until the minors havO had furthor
time to consider mattors in thoir state
convention. Tho trouble about tho
minors not being ablc to agroc. 1t
would socm from conyorsation with
some OF lhoir number. ia TINT those who
came instructed hesitate when asked to
waive instructions. Tho situation in
all respects remains without change
from yesterday.
Tho minors hold q socrot session to.
night and II la undprstood will submit
n proposition for 60 cont ratio at tho
joint conference tomorrow. An agree
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IS 1T ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Judgo Con TO Decide tho South cnrolin


Caao Soon.
CoLuantA, S. O., May I'm tho
United states court to-day before Judge
Got, @. A. Douglass, Of Washington,
commenced his argument In tho case to
restrain tho holding Of q constitutional
convention in this state on tho ground
that tho registration laws Of South Car.
ollna arc unconstitutional. Ho made Il
worry ablo argument. He devoted his
main attention to proving that tho Of
ioct OF the registration laws Of South
Carolina were to deprive citizens OF tho
right to vote, and said that this unjust
feature invalldatedis, @
Under tho registration law, no said,
citizen who failed to obtain certiti.
cato whom 1t was Grst put In operation
In 1882 Is forever dobarred from voting,
as Is also any man coming OF ago since
who failed to secure registration ticket
with which TO yoto at the election next
succeeding his attaining his majority.
Against these provisions Mr. Douglass
made his chiei attack. He was followed
by Gen. McCrcady for tho ttatc. who
argued that the court has no juriadlction
Of tho case. Arguments will scarcely
be finished this week, and Judge Coil
is not expected to render his decision
under a week or two.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

There is no doubt that tho roareu.
ment OF tho income tax cnsos in tho sn.
premc court will begin no1t Monday.
Washincton officials do not appro.
hend serious European complications
ovor tho Chino,c.J apnnesc so,tIomont.
Upon application Of counsel for Oscar
Wilde. the judge yesterday doc ided to
admit tho prisoner to bail. Tho amount
vii bc fixed to-day.
Tho ro,lgnation Of Mr.. Charles Ly.
man. Of Massachusetts, rs member OF
tho United Statos civil service commits
sion, Is In tho hands OF tho President. :.
1t Ia regarded rs likoly thnt tho comnis.
aion will bo practically roorganizcd.
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BRICE SERVES NOTICE
That He Will Fight Free Coinage Demo
orlts in Ohio. IN

That He VIII Fight Free Coinage Demo-
Gratis In Ohio.
LIMA, O., May 3.-The Evening
Times. edited by o. B. Selforago, broth.
er-in-law OF Senator Brice, and his off.
cial organ at home, has this editorial
this evening:
"The free coinage contest has been
taken up. Allan ". Thurman, Colonel
W. A. Taylor, and General a. ]. Warner
are writing letters endeavoring to ss-
cure delegates to the state convention
pledged to iree silver plank.
':In view OF this situation Senator
Brice gives notice that he will contest
the adoption OF any such plank at the
convention. His views upon this ques-
tion are decided and he authorizes the
above in order that there may not bo
the slightest misapprehension aa'to his
position
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fptcidl Diipdteh 10 he In.e!i9enctr.
SUrroS, W. Va, May 3.-R W. Oifnst
& Bro, OF Burnsville, filed to- day in the
clerks Office deed OF assignment for
the benefit OF their creditors. W. T.
Wilson, OF Clarksburg, is named as
trustee. Tho firm was composed OF
energetic young men who came into
this county about fivs years ago and
have engaged extensively in the manu-.
iacture and sale OF lumber. They had
large and we'll equipped plant located
ut Burnsville. had acquired considerable
real estate and were doing quite an e1.
tensive business. Tho aasets and liza.
bilities are as yet unknown.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR,

Sicaragunn Troops ltcndy to do Battle.
British Prepared FOR n Fight.
New York, May A special to the
World from Corinto, Nicaragua, says:
Tho garrison on the mainland has bcen
reinforced and the troops are prepared
for an immediate move. Two OF the
bridges connecting the town with the
mainland have been destroyed.
Tho guard OF British marines has
taken the position near tho bridge ap-
proachcs. Tho warships have changed
positions, so as to be ready for hostili-
ties, il necessary.
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FOUR CARS DERAILED

On tho Terminal Road IN tho City Yester-
day Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
through an imperfect rail or from some
unknown cause, au accident took place
on the Terminal road down at Twenty
eighth street, on the South Side, in
which, however, no one waa injured.
An engine with four cars OF iron lore
was proceeding down tho line, and'tho
four cars were derailed and two OF them
badly wrecked, their conteuts Ibeing
thrown around promiscuously.,
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CLEVELAND, May S.-Tho STANDARD
Oil Company to-day servoI notice on
Il number OF local factories which havo
beon using petroleum for iu0l that it
could no longer furnish thom with oil.
Tho present advance in prices Is tho
cause assigned Tor this move, and as tho
Standard has monopoly OF tho trade
here, this means that tho use OF oil "a q
fuel must bo abandoned.
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CArAHrA, Sicily, May S.-a band of
nino brigands yesterday attacked tho
houso OF Aci Castcllo and killed ono OF
its occupants. A number OF cond'arnics
started in pursuit OF tho .brigands, ovor.
took them, and in the fight which fol-.
lowed ak Of tho outlaws wore killed..
Tho romaindcr werG urrostod. Two
Gcnd'armes wero wounded fatally.
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Ouiet mt Illtiiorn.

WEIGH, W. Va, May S.-Tho Elk
horn fold ia perfectly QUOT. A com.
mitteo OF strikers from Elkhorn to.
day waited on tho minors at Poca.
hontas working for tho Southwest
company, and Browning committee
asked them to como out. Thoy refused.
saying they were satisfied at tho rate
they were getting. There is
plan for Elkhorn strikers to
go to tho Southwest minos Sunday
night and bar the miners now working
II thOy refuse to stop. They say they
will resort to means 10 make them stop
by force.
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4 BIG HAUL,
The Canton Counterfeit Gang a Very I'm.
portant Find.

The Canton Counterfeit Gang a Very I'm.
portant Find.
CLEVELAND, O., May 3.-United
States Deputy Marshal Haskell. who
went to Canton yesterday to search At.
torney Michincr's premises tor counter.
felt money and tools. returned to Cleve-
land to-day. He said tho arrest OF coun.
,ericitars and tho finding OF their outfit
would uubroubtcdly provo to be the
biggest thing OF the kind ever un.
earthed in this state. A largo quantity
OF bogus coin, together with all tho
tools found in Michinor's safe, is now
on tho way from Canton to this city.
Judge Kicks to-day increased Mich.
inor's bail to 5000 and the latter is
still Ia iail.
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CHICAGO, May 3.-Tho national con-
veution Of tho Womon's Catholic Order
OF Foresters closed last night.
Tho election of officers resulted MS
iollows: High chief rangor, Mrs. Eliza.
, beth Rogers; vico high chict rangor,
Mira. Margaret O'Connor; high secre.
.tary, Mrs. Catherine lIughes; high
treasurer, Mrs. Christia Hoffman; high
medical examiner. Dir. Muldooon. The
now board OF directors aro: Mrs. Mary
Crowley, Mrs. Nellie But.oricld, Miss
Anna DAILY, Miss Mary Farrell, Miss
kato Flynn, Mrs. Kato Mccarthy, Mrs.
Winnie kcnncy. Thirty-nInc courts
were represented,
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SAiALIIPOS DEATH,

Ono Of the Patients nc the Post House
Died Last Evening.
Last evening ono OF tho two smallpox
patients at tho city pest house, Davis,
the collector for House & Hermann, who
was struck down with tho disease in IT'D
most malignant form nearly two weeks
ago, died. His condition throughout
tho afternoon was very bad aud his
death last night was not unexpected.
Davis was well liked young man, who
came to Wheeling from Cameron,
whore his parents reside.
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BbuKr,ELD, w. Va. May 3.-The sit
ua.ion remains unchanged at Poca.
hontns, W. Va. The West Virginia
miners are still indignant at their posi-
tion, but all is orderly 80 far. There
will be mas meeting at Keystone, W.
Va, on Sunday, when defnate action
will be taken to force the Virginia
miners 20 join tho strike. Many Of the
miners continue 10 20 home.
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AT SIOUX FALLS.
a Cyclone Docs Grsnt Damage. lint M

Cyclone Doc. Grant damage. lint No
iivos Lost.
sr. PAUL, MisH., May "a Sioux
Falls, 8. D., special to tho Pioneer Press
'iys; West Sioux Falls. suburb three
m'lea from hero and very pretty, pro.
sent' forlorn appearance tonight.
Late this afternoon cyclone dropped
10 earth. and alter devastating n milo
IIfuNre won't into the mir again. Tho
bis Iron bridge was tossed into tho
fyor, big resort OF questionable char.
nctet was unroofed nnd twisted, tho
ccaTriage works, two buildings and ons
hundred completed buggics wcro
wrecked.
:, Tho chain mor!isng works, n brick
'afeo'slory building, 300x75 foot, lost
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RicuMoND, Va, May 3.-Tho Rich
mond Howitzors military company left
hero tonight for the scene OF the coal
miuers' strike at Pocahontas. Gov
ernor OFerrall, who ordered them ont,
will not discuss the matter. 1t is pre-
Bumed that ho acted upon information
sent him by Adiu.anr General Auder-
son, who 10 at Pocahontas.
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DEMAND WITHDRAWN.

Tho Pension Department will not Further
Worry Mrs. Ryan.
Special DiIpaleh 10 ne Iatelt0eaesr.
PARKEEsBURG, May 3.-The pension
department at Washington scnt orders
to Special Examiner Davidson, sta.
toned in this city, to 90 to Mrs. Ryan,
the aged widow whose pension WAS sus.
pended because the department made a
mistake. and withdraw the demand that
was made on her to pay all money back
that she had received.S Mr.. Davidson
has followed out the orders. The mat.
tor IL now In statu quo.
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Sptcldl Dppdtch % De InitIg7cacT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May 3.-Whilc
fishing with a trot line to-day below
Belpre two boys brought up the corpse
OF J. II. Haines, who was drowned of
the steamer Barnsdall at Belmont last
Saturday. Haines was deck hand and
lived at Newport, Ohio. The remains
were shipped home this afternoon.
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THE TREATY SIGNED

by tho Emperor or Chinn-HatI foations to
10 Exchanged With Japan.
LONDON, May 3.-The Times has a
dispatch from Shanghai stating that tho
emperor OF China ratified the treaty
OF peace with Japan yesterday, and
that Ii Hung Chang will nt once pro.
coed to Che.Foo to exchange ratiiica.
tions with the Japanese representa-
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prTrsnURGu, May 3.-The puddlors at
tho Sligo iron mill are on q strike for the
Amalgama,ed Association rate Of 81 per
ton. Since February tho men have
been working for s. % per ton, with
the promise that on May the rats
would be advanced. On that date the
rate was pu. up 10 S. CO. but tho mon
at tho Clinton mill adjoining were nd
vancod to s.. and the Sligo puddlers
demanded tho same price. This was
refused and about l75 men arc out on a
strike ,5.s .rlt.
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JoHSsrowS. Pa, May S.-By an OK.
plosion OF Gas in tho Cambria Compa.
ny's mill mino at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing four men were seriously injured.
They wero: George NJ. Abbott. al
Enrlishman, agod S5; George Mattach. n
Pole, aged 40; Rudolph Roinbold, Ger.
man, aged IS, aud George Bolinsky. u
Hungarian, agod 80. Thoy wore i'm.
priaouod in the mine for two hours.
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A NEW LIGHT
Thrown on tho Coal Miners Strike
ON tho Norfolk Sc Western.
THE COMPANY REApING THE RESULT
or tho Situation Forced Whom |,
Withdrew from Arbitration.
THE ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE

Railroads from Soliing
Coal Brought tho Company to TO-
alization That Il Was Gctting tho
Worst of IL, and IL Tried to Got Evon
by Forcing tho Operators to Pay
Higher Freight Isntos-Tho Natural
Result Affecting tho Miner Caused
tho Strilse-The General Situation.
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FRIGHTEUL
CYCLONE Carries Donth and Do
struct!on In Iowa,
TRE NUMBER OF DEADIS UNKNOWN,
But variously Estimated ut From
Fifty toThree Hundred.
NaNY HOMES COMPLETELY RUINED

And Ono Village Reported TO Haro
Bccn Wiped Ont OF Existonce-A
School House Destroyed and Teach.
ers and Pupils lIliled-Tho Awful
Storm sweeps Over n Largo Aroa of
Country, Scattering Death aud De-
vastation IN All Dircctions-Teic-
graph Wires Down and Details arc
Aleagre-Partiai List OF tho Dead.
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SHANGHAI, May S.-In accordance with
special imperial cdict issued in order
to prevent tho possibility OF tho Japa.
ncso entering Pekin, the Chinese have
cut tho rivor embellishments near Pekiu.
Nlilos Of territory havo boon flooded and
hundreds OF Chinese have been drowned.
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Secretary Greshnm's Condition.

WASHINGTON, DC, May S.-AlthouGh
at times suffering great pain, Secretary
Gresham is said to bo progressing rs ia
vornbly as tho nature OF his illness will
permit. His physician says thero is no
alarm iolt regarding tho patient.
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CANIpoS'S RECEPTION
ClenfuEos RoIni Afrair-Morc Spanish

At ClenfuEos RoInl Afrair-Moro Spanish
Soldiers Arrive.
HAVANA, May 3.-Captain General
Martinez De Campos was received in n
splendid manner by tho Inhabitants Of
Cieniugos and aftcr consulting with tho
authorities there he left for Mansca-
milo. Tho entire city turned out to bid
him fareiell. Six. prisoners who were
confined in Morrow Castle were set at
liberty.
Tho steamship Antonio Lopez, hay.
ing on board 1000 soldiers has arrived
at Santiago do Cuba.
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Last evening at Echo Point tho dane
ing class Of Miss Mary Motlat cavo an
enjoyable hon. Thirty OF tho pupils,
little girls. with their parents. were
prescns Mrs. AL Glass presided ut tho
pianoA At tho close each pupilwas pre-
scntcd with box,of candies.