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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30
ASOClAGION De AGRICULTORES

En- La reunion de hacendados celebra-
da aver baio la Presidencia del Consejo di-
rectivo de la Association DIR Agricultores de
la Provincial Sc tomaron los acuerdos 81
gu1entes:
Primero. Diriiir desde luego un
cable al representante de la Asociacion en-
Madrid sefior Diputado C6rtes Don Juan
Francisco Gascon en- los terminos si-
guientes:
''Presidente Association Agrfcola al
"Diputado Gasc6n. n.--Madrd.--Tarifas anne
'ricanas cierran moscabados unico mer-
"cado, obligando hacendados abandonar
'sfincas mientras Aranceles encarecen vi
fveres. Reunidos hoy gran numero ha-
.'cendados rogamosle gestione Gobierno
E'urgencia medidas salvadoras. Revivir
F'anterior tratado Estados Unidos. Fran
sFquicias vituallas. Cabotaie Peninsula,
"nuestros frutos. Suppression Consumes
F'productos pals. Libre entrada avtefac-
''tos agrfcolas. Absolute exenci5n i'm
''puestos mascabados. Recabe concurso
''Senadores, Diputados Isla"
Segundo. Elevar respetuosa exposi-
cion al Gobierno desarrollando las so:ici-
tudes anteriores Ia mayor brevedad po-
sible apoyandolas en- las infinitas razones
que demuestran su justicia y en- el derecho
incontestable que tiene esta Provincial tan
espai1ola como las demas Penfnsulares q
que Sc protejan sus intereses agricolas
comerciales y sobre todo las fuentes prin-
cipales de SUI riqueza igual que las de les
demas regiones que constituyen la patri4
comun encomendando la redaccion de csc
trabajo al se1or Vice-presidente de la Aso-
ciacion.
Tercero. Que al efecto de continuar
ocupandose actlvamente de tan interesan-
te asunto de los demas que Sc rozan con
la defensa de los intereses Agrfcolas sin per-
juicio de las reuniones locales que deban
promover y celebrar frecuentemente los
hacendados demas asociados en- sus res
pectivos distritos, cada dos meses asistan
todos los que Sc hallen en- disposition de
verifcarlo, & las reuniones generates que
tendran efecto en- los Salones de la Asocia-
cion de esta Ciudad Ell dfa que al efecto
sehale ell Consejo directive de la Asocia-
ci6n y que SO comunieara por circular.
Ell cablegrama fue dirijido en- la ma
fiana de hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30
UN DESPACHO De MADRID

Noticias que tenemos por fidedignas,
dicen que aver tarde recibi6 Ell GobernaI
dor General un cab'egrama del Ministerio
de Ultramar, en- contestacion los que lie
habfa va trasmitido S. e. dandole cuenta
de-los successes que tienen actualmente lu-
gar en- esta Isla a consecuencia de La grave
situaci6n monetaria que nos afije.
Ell sefior Abarzuza felicita al Gober-
nador por su actitud en- las presentes cir
cunstancias, manifestandole que espera de
su patriotismo y de la sensatez de los ha-
bitantes del pals, para que las cosas Sc re-
suelvan pacffcamente sin alteration del
orden publico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30

El Concrete siguiendo sus trabajos en-
relative aislamiento con todas las demas
classes sociales q quienes afecta el males
tar que nos aqueja, resultaran est6riles
sus esfuerzos.
Els precise una acci6n mancomunada
de acuerdo con s. E. Ell Gobernador Gene
raj, quien tan propicio ahora y siempre Sc
ha mostrado para ayudar poner termino
al conficto que nos ocupa. Debe el conner
clio suplicar & s. E. q, reuna todas las cor
poraciones Civiles, Militares, Ecclesiastical y
Marina, Comercio y Agriculture, Prensa,
etc., designando cada clase, una comision
deuna dos personals que les represente, a
fin de acordar los terminus concluy yentes
que deben dirigirse al Gobierno, cuyo
acuerdo debe consignarse en- acta notarial
remitir una copia de ella al Gobierno
de S. M.
Si de los NAL perjefados renglones que
preceden, puede sacar algo itil Ell Conner
Clio, fin de coadyuvar salir de la situa-
cion harto diffcil en- que Sc encuentra, esa
seria la mayor de las satisfacciones que
tendra el 1ltimo de los de su clase, pero ell
primerO en- defenderla.
FRANCISCO BASTON CORT0N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30

Los caSeros, que es gente muy suaye
como ustedes saben,-quleren eublr tam
bien los alquileres, per0 temen dE Sc me SUI
ben te saCbO de los que lie quedan por enci-
ma por aquello de que va hemos negado
al 81 me das te dOy, como dice don Ramon
ell de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Isl me cuesta hoy cuatro pesos con
cincuenta centavos La misma resma de pa
pei q. hace ounce dias compraba por con
25; 81 los operarios quieren aumento de
jornal toman las de Villadiego; 81 me
cobran 85 por ciento por los giros que he
de mandar para comprar tipos, tinta, etc.,
a los Estados-Unidos, icomo diablos-di-
cho sea con respeto-podr dar q chavo.
meiicano ell diariO, costandome mas del
doble? Verdad es que q muchos que po-
nen Glen pesos la pata de un gallo una
sofa de oros toman 20 rabos de gallo al dia
(sin contar los extraordinarios), les pare
cera mucho derroche de dinero dar dos
chavos mejicanos por un diario de infor-
macion que impulsa ell progreso del pals.
Pero. icomo con jurar el conf1icto? Es-
tando como estan los tiempos, y por muy
patricia que uno sea,-y 20 10 soy hasta
| glarmelas para coser de valde, poner ell hi
10 y todavfa hacer que me alcance ell.
| remanente para pagar Ell porte de correos
a MOnsGeW1. administrator de p0Stes
| teLegrGphiQueS?
| sFEE Pats Sc saliva vendiendo q 36 pc
SOS el q1intal de caf6-habla siempre don
| Ram0n-me diio aver un amigo m1o......
-5EI Pals? murmuro otro que ALI es-
taba. Pues yo que soy un atomo de el, ga
no 10 mismo que CANADA antes y Ell cafe
que tomo-t triache, pnr supuesto, que Ell
bueno Sc 10 beben en- Europa me cuesta
40 centavos Ia libra. Ell pobre jibaro que
10 recolecta, no 10 puede b. Der.
........s.e....
lHabra quien niegue que en- medic de
la angustiosa situaciGn en- que nos halla-
mos no descuellan tambien detalles comi-
cos de tonos nuy subidos?
| Yo tengo razon.
TIL tienes razon.
El tiene raz0n.
Nosotros tenemos raZon.
Vosotros teneis razon.
Todos tenemos razon y....la capa no
parece.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30
lNDICE De GOBERNACION

Concediendo honores de Jefe Superior
de Administration, ibre de gastos, & don
Angel Navaias, ex-alcalde del Ayunta-
miento de esta Capital Aprobando anti
cipo de cesantia declarando cesante a
don Isidro Torres, Juez del distrito de San
German. Trasladando al Juzgado de San
German don Fulgencio de la Vega. Re-
mitiendo los tftulos de Ingenieros de Ca
minos, canales puertos & favor de don
Melquiades Cueto, don Enrique Bartrina,
don Jose Maria Safnz don Eduardo Ca
bello. Disponiendo el cambio de destino
de don Demetrio Montoro y don Miguel de
Tojar, juez de Vinondo el primero .juez
primera instancia de San Francisco 81 Sc
Qundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30
ALA nIpuTAGIOH PROVINCIAL

Para desgracia de la totalidad de los
habitRntes de esta Isla, NADIA Sc reauelye
sohre nuestra question monetaria, que nos
neya 3 una desastFosa fuina.
Los hUmbres del gobierno On la metro
poll, que al parecer no quiBren Uonvencef-
Sc de que estamos "a en- los ultimos limi-
tes del conhicto, NADIA fesuelYen nj NADIA
hacen; esperanto que un acuerdo tinai.i.
me del pals indique la solucion que deba
darse.
La Diputacion Provincial es Ia renui-
ma representante de los intereses generates
de La provincial nuestro juicio, q ella
toca buscar la soluci6n que Sc espera.
Opinamos pues, que la DipJtaci6n
Provincial con la venia del Excmo sefior
Gobernador General, debe convocar en-
asamblea q todos los elementos que com
ponen nuestra masa social, para discutir
ampliamente la formula que de soluci0n 4
nuestro conficto, y realizarla con La ma
yor premura. Una vez llegado al acuer-
do, presentarlo al Gobernador Generals
quien la pondra en- conocimiento del Mi
nistro de Ultramar.
A esa asamblea deberan concurrir co.
misiones de todos los pueblos, que repre-
senten al Comercio, industries manuales.
agricultores, jornaleros &. &. & todos
los gremios q quienes afecta nuestra crisis
monetaria.
81 Ia idea es buena, no debe dilatarse
nj un solo instante en- lleyarla la pr8cti.
ca, Cada dia que pasR es IN TEMPO pres
close gus Sc piegae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30

r. o. disponiendo SO reintegre la Ca
ia del Ministerio 1864 pesetas 95 c@ntimos
por los gastos de impression, papel y en-
cuadernacion de los presupuestos. ldem
idem la idem de 1O2 pesetas por cons
truccion de cuatro series de punzones pa
ra la Casa de Moneda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30

Tenemos nucho gusto en- publican 81
siguiente juicioso aTtfculo, debido & La
plnma de nuestro amigo Y colaborador ell
senior don Francisco Baston = Cort6n, re-
comendando q nuestros abonadOs leerlo
con la atenci On que merece.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-30
La PALMESANA
r. ORT "a T. E z A 3 2

FORTA LEI A 81 B
Para aeiitar pbco compras, desde hoy detaare-
mos el cazado los precios anterore sin el 30
cento avortmos tanto on esos como en- sus
clases tenemos competidores.
Aprovechad pues la ocasi6n-PIERAS Y COMP.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
THE SOUTHERN FAIR
GoY' Morton Says II Is Simply Amazing and
thai Everybody Should See II.
OPENING THE WOMAA'S CONGRESS-.
Giint"r"'~ Hand. Led 81, victor Her.
merit i"rni>hrd Delightful Mu>ic
IN th" Auditorium, oi the Wonnnn's
Huti"iu. President C0iticr to
Take Wcca.' Rest

Atlanta. sept 23-Thr Wuman's De
par:mcnt of the Exposition began work
to-day at the formal opening of the
iiSt "i th" wumtn's congress to he held
under tn" auspices uf the board The
auditorium ut the WumnH'S Iuiilninu
was crowded aud TIA" music was fur-
hlShcd by Giimorc'S Band. with Victor
Herbert leading. Mrs Ioscuh rhomp-
son. president of the Wumau'S lionTd
and Mrs I.ouli" N Gordon chnirIurn
oi III" 'ommttie" on W"mcu's Con
"ioSScS, mad" an address ANA an on.
cninE order was read hy ArIinn IInn,iu
oi the New York Mail and a a'Nrrrss 'rhn
occasion formally naugututus tho
many congresses "f women witch are
tp hr held in tho Womnn's Euildiu,,
""iinG The period of the Exposition.
MI the Governors are pou"
Cox. Wnodbury of V.rmnut ANA
Coy. Wcrts. OF New Jersey. vim ,h"ir
mlhia1y escorts left Yesterday for
th"ir ihumcs Gov. Morton loft last
might on Il special tram. GOV. McI[in-
i'N went back 10 Ohio. and Gov. Me
lntNrc 10 Colorado. COY. Morton and
stan ttrtrd HON" ON Il SpcCia! TRAN,
t"l"rc starting the Governor had 3,
iaik with Commissioners Frank Bake.
ni New York. ''h" Governor ,Nrr.,s.d
himself 0s amazed at tho sucrasqfi,i
part OF city the size of Atlanta said
h"; III Is simply rmazing This -
a great tair. ana everyone Shuuld gr.
It hop" all New York win com"
ana viii try L. see that my people nrc
told "i IA" greatness OF this Southern
exposition"
C"l john Jacob Astor. Hamilton risb.
Jacob \. CIutlr and Senators Stnunb-
l'ld and o'Connnr talked i'm tho sam.
strain. .'"'ntcr Cantor said b." hou.l 1,
on" day at the fair ana much uf tiu,t Tim.
was taken up in CcIcmoui,s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
The rcnry mc,cir petition.

St Johns. n. s.. Sept. 23.- Prof Sal
isbury. OF the University of Chicago,
second in command of the Pcary relief
expedition, left here to-day. being Of
tered passage on the cable steamer
Mmia. bound for sydney, as 1t is inn
p"rntiVc that he reach Chicago by
Tuesday next. The other members of
til" expedition will await the departure
of the steamer Silvi9 which sails ON
Thursday direct for New York rhcy
win carry all their scientific collections
which today they ar" busy preparing
Tor shipment by her. Their collections
ur" exceedingly valuable ana more va
ricd than ever before obtained from tin"
regions visited. The rarty's collection
Of photographs is also unique. com
rlisimG several thousand. and cover
every point of interest in west and
north Greenland.
.ih" story about the discovery Of the
some of tho Greedy party is not gene
rally believed
ldeunt Puary assured "A representa-
tive of the United Press that there was
II" thruth ia it ana others Of the party
c"riohurat"d him. Nevertheless. the
crew contend IL Is n fact that such re-
mathis were discovered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
THE DURRANT TRIAL.
Two 'forc Witnesses 'Gcstii, iu lhc
Now .nmois~ Murder Trial

san Francisco. September 23.- Pawn
broker ppp"nhcim again tool, tho stand
this morning in the Durrant trial lie
was questioned closely by tho q, c.nso
about DUriant and his ALLEGED offer Of
hidnchc l.amonts rings for sale The
witness remembered thnt ON Nplil I'd
th. day or the girls disappraTaUcr. he
had only TWO customers one OF whom
was FARMER. who offered a watch for
safe, and the other was At woman who
wished To- dispose OF her Wrddiu,. ring
From the way the questions we're asked
II was apparent thnt tho defense would
"nd"aN"i 10 SNOW that Duiruut was
sumrW where els" ON the mornings he
tween the itn and 10th of April The
witness gave complete description OF
The accused. hut admitted that he had
Irnd it,
w = Phillips, cigar manufacturer
Of san Rafael. was the u,Nt witness
lie testified that one morninE la thu
carly part Of April last. while Walking
along Dupont street he saw "a man
whom hc positively identified as Du,
rant. standing in front of Oppruhciiu's
store Win his right hand closed and
extended iu front of him aud also saw
oppeuhcir about three feet inside uf
tn" door Looking az Dur:unt PHILLIPS
then pointed burraht ont iu court ~
tn" man referred To- Duraul merely
smiled He then picked our Oppcuhcim
from among the crowd IN court as the
man who stood in the doorway looking
at Durant
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
PETERSBURG POINTERS.
Mr. James W. Cooke TO he Married
Next wednesday, To Miss Orr.

Petersburg. Va. September 23.-Cs;pc-
clad. Mt. James w. Cooke, of the firm
of w l.. Armstrong Il Co. druggists
OF this city. Will he married on next
Wednesday afternoon at i:I5 O'Clock
To Miss ELLEN G. orr. Tho ceremony
VIII take place at the residence of the
bride. No. l0l Marshall street, and Will
be performed by It"V. e. H. IlnincS, D.
D., rector of 81. pnurs Episcopal
Church The couulu viii 20 from here
To New York and before returning to
the city will visit the Atlanta fNposi-
tion.
The Virginia Portsmouth Baptist As
sociatiun Will convene in annual session
at Sycamore Church. southampton
county. tomorrow. This body was or
ganizcd in 1921. 1t embraces the Bap-
list churches in the cities of prtcrsbur2
Norfolk and Portsmouth. and the Couu-
ties of Grrcn"sVillo. Prince George.
Southampton. SUSSEX. Surry. Isl" of
Wight. NGnScm"ud. Norfolk and hriu-
cess Anne. II IL composed of seventy
two churches ana - G3S members. Th"
churches are entitled to ~ drlegdtcs
but not all will lac fully represented.
The ministers numbering furtY-thrCC.
are cN-OiliciO members of the aSsOCia-
tiou. The association is SO large that
it has been divided into three districts.
In tho lower ana middle districts meet
mgS are held that include the fifth sun
days. The lower district maintains a
missionary. y report from each church
Is To be presented on the urSt day of tho
meeting of the association. showing
the condition OF all the churches BE
sides local interests ia" association will
consider state. Home ana Foreign Mis-
suns. CulpoI1age. education. pastoral
support minister's relief urphauagc.
Evr. j. NJ. Pitcher H. D.. and Rev II.
W Battle. -. d. Of this city. will attend
The association. Rev. - EristOc. pas
tor of the Second BAPTIST Church here.
viii not bc abl" Ia attend on account of
tn" sickness Of his wife ami children.
The Petersburg Iron Works Company
have been notified that they were tho
lowest bidders tor a contract rov c,r-
tain iron worl, To hc dou. at Fort Mon
roe ana Fort Washington
Mr. II. H. Clamp"tt. yard conductor
OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company at Cr"wc, got his foot caught
I'm u guard rail at that place Yesterday
morning.. and before H. could release
himself he was struck bv a train of cars
His leg and arm were Very badly crush
ed, the former $50 badly That il %,d to
he amputnted. as was also one ui his
fingers.
MIR David Dunlop. a wealthy tobacco
mist of this city. who has been spend
ing some tim" in Europe has returned
home.
city Sergeant Charles Watson. who
has been on "a visit to his sister i'm Halt
iaN, NoNia Scotia. has returned TO the
city.
In the County Court of Prince George
to-day. Judge Timothy Hivcs ovcyrulcd
a melton Tor a new trial for Golden Car
roll. TIA" negro who was convicted in
tn" County Court a week nco of muir
der and his punishment fixed at six
teen years in the pcnitrntiHry. The
ease VIII NOW d" taken before Judge y.
\ iiarwen OF the County Circuit
Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
Committed Smicidc.

Atlanta. Ca, Sept. 2a- H. Kirby Tup-
per. of Charleston, :. c.. cummittcd sui.
eide In tho oilicr of his brother, :. y
iuppcr. In the Equitable Buitding. this
morning AT O'Clock. Tupppr was about
80 years OF ng" and arrived in this city
a few days ago: TO nccep; u position
with tho United Stutcs Custom onIco
at the Exposition grounds. He had not
reported for duty, bat was expected to
Il" so this morning. His brother, :. Y.
Tuprcr. is "a prominent insurance man
ana secretary of the Southern Traffic
Association. ana Is now out Of the citv
lie was advised by wire this morning
y" cau," is assigned for the deed. but
II IS presumed that 1t is the result OF
urSnOudcncN, OCcaaiOneh from uu.
known reasons. Tuppcr was married
man, and his wife Is now i'm Charleston
she Is sister of Mrs. Lieut. Chathcld
ui ia" United states Army. VINO Is now
al III. Mcpherson. ncur Atlanta. wh.rn
h"r husband is stationed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24

baltimore, September 23-ONc- lOoo
persons gathered at the Country CIub-
house "i the Eureka Athletic Club to-
night to witness what was to have hc,n
a l"tntY-iiNc round contest To dcci-
Sl"n between Charles GchTing. of Ralti-
iuoi" the cA-aindtrur lightweight. and
Mike Leonard of New York tho "Hr;pI
Nrumi"el "f pugilism The contest.
however ended in a great nasco at tho
"hd ui tn" second round Both an
F'n'cd in excellent condition. each man
weighing I35 pounds
ln l+cnnard's corner were iEid Mccoy
and Eddie GorHaH. while Gchring was
looked after by Mkc Gordon OF PITTS
uufG. and Joe elliott Prof John Duffv
%! Washington, was referee After a
Wldngir over q handIgc on I.nnuard's
hand hich ne later ON removed. the
hSht started I."ouard's bulldog rushcs
were clcNerly stopped 10y Gehrine who
had the best uf the first round In the
second round the New Yorker continued
his ruShes and with a right hand swing
sent IA" local man to the floor Gch-
ring took his time in rising. The men
then came together with a crash When
they separated Gchring was very groe-
gy. At that moment free for all fight
started among the spectators and mis-
sils were thrown into the ring Immc-
diatvly number of policemen sprang
upon Ia" stage ana ordered the fight to
stop. Referee Duffy finally declared II
no contest. s 80 Is
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
liz" Engii.h CricIcrirrs Manage to
Win u Match ia i'hiludc;n,,iu

Philadelphia. Sent. 2j.--'rhv OXford-Cam-
hrids" "rickctcrS redeemed themselves for
their defeat 10y the University of Penn
SNNanla by beating tho gentlemen of
Phlldd"lphin Ia tho nfotch which has been
lh progress since Friday ana ended mi.
afternoon IN" Phhalclphuns scored 81
runs In their first Inning and ilS i'm their
s"cond-n total of 81. Tho En.iishuou
made 1876 runs an th,ir first inning. ana
when tE,N went in today for tn.ir. s.,ni,l
ihnNnE ihrN wanted III runs to- win r'hcy
scored . ~. o.with TWO wickcts to spare m.
neat throughout the match Wts t,rrin..
ana was seriously tvll 10y players of hoth
teams, but more especially hy the cnu
hShlicn The spectators also suffered sr.
'"rolN from the same cause. ana tho al
iendanc" was undoubtedly kent down hy
III uorirnl weather. Nevertheless. ih,.rc
"'I' -lp1 people present iu-dav TN.
bowling OF thc Philadclpl las to-day wu~
poor Mono oi tiI"m were very sutccssful
IN locating The wicket. ana only tho snar ,
ii"' iins of the ihildd, Iphiuus Kept tho
score down throughout the day Next Fri-
DAY, saturday ana Monday IA, Enplish
men VIII play tlIoir third and dccjdIp,,
game with the gentlemen OF phiiadrl-
'p'a on the grounds oi the Merton cricket,
'i"h' AT tiav"rlord Station Pa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
An Untn,crablc crop Report.

Ralcish, y. c.. September 23.-rhc
Htal" Weather l:ureau to-day issued =
very uufuVurablc crop report The past
seven days have been the most abnor-
ma! on record in North Carolina during
September. the temperature averaging
!" degrees daily above normal th,.
maximum temperatures ranging from
HO IN tn" mountain sections to 100 i'm
the eastern. Tn. percentage. Of ,nnis-
turc Is the lowest eyer recorded here.
IN summer. The drought is serious
and Is injuring all growing crops. Tho
farmers say great numbers of th,. upper
bolls OF cotton have fallen off. that
thG lower bolls are all opening at once
ana that the entire crop VIII bee omen
in three weeks. 1t is estimated that
ia" damage to tn" crop in the past ten
days Is 10 per cent The rice crnp is
being harvested with fine yield
Late corn Is cut short
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
The riiibu>rcr> were Discharged.

WILMINGTON y. c.. September 23.-
Capt Dillon ana crew OF the supposed
administering steamer Commodore We're
on triai to-day IN the United states
commissioners Court Several witness
"S We're examined. ana after arguments
by District Attorney Nycuck and As
sistan. District Attorney WE'LL fo, the
government. and cN-Judgc Russell for
defendants. the court decided in favor
"i the latter and ordered their discharge
from custody
Manager John Frank Of the Western
Union Telegraph Office here surrender
ed copies Of telegrams demanded 10y
counsel for the government but they
were in cyphcr ana could not bc used
Tn" Attorney General at Washington
-. G. viii =" advised of the termiua-
ton of tn" trial of the captain and crew
"t tho Commodore, and il is expected
that hc will order the release of The
vessel. which is NOW in the hands of
United States Marshal Carroll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
WILL FIGHT FOR CONTROL.
Committee orSii,eritcs organizing 80
Capture ihC National Convention.

Memphis, September 22.-Ciov. W. !
stone of Missouri " f. Hinrichson. of
Illinois; Senator Jones. of Arkansas:
are here to-day TO meet Senator Harris
and Casey Young This committee was
APPOINTED py the recent free silver con
yrntion held at Washington. TO az
point an executive committee. one
from each state. whose duty il will b.
Ia organize free silver Democrats and
ii2ht for Il control of the national
Democratic convention. MIR. linrick-
son reitorat"s his statement that CIrye-
land intended to involve he country In
war with Spain. then get England into
it, thereby playing on the patriotism of
the country FOR third term ana bonds
for those wanting them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-24
A CHALLENGE EXPECTED.
ahas. 0"y Rose The English Ynchis-
mnn After titr kulcricn.s (uD

New York, September 23.-EX Com
modoic james -. Smith, chairman of
thc Americas cup Committee OF the
New York Yacht club. said this after
noon mat IA" WAS monuntarily expect
llir To receive II formal challenge for the
cup from Charles Day Rose. the Eng
liSh ynchtsman, who sent the informal
challenge last week Ex- Commodore
Smith said that while he knows nothing
officially AS yet OF the formal challenge.
lie thlnlts the challenger Will bc eighty
nine feet on the water line and cutter
rlggCd.
lh" informal challenge received by
cabl" on Friday reads AS follows: Il
beg 10 challenge for the Americas cup
next year, the race To hc sailed on CON
ditions satisfactory to tho committee.
tSlgnod) CHARLES ROSE,
80 iiill street. Berkeley square, Lon
dom