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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
EMPRESA
IsisGEE EEPlaULE CORlIoSDl MSLsfTELls
j trasportes mIlitares
ls Eobrinos dt Herrera, Habana.

Los vapOres de estA emFrssa sfsc-
tnarAn sn sAlida desde este puerto en-
Loo diss s, 10, is, 30 , IS de cada mss,
1 las 5 de Ii tArde en- los dias de labor
y 1 las IL del die en- los feGtivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

Las tintas pasa escribil que vanoe eyta OASk
pr0cedentes de las mgores F&bricas del mundo ia
pustrial. no admiten comDetenCia On 81 marOado.
Sus nsrnosos dolores, 81 durabilidad su1 e0lse.
tas clases las sersntimn, dandOlss patsns ds pfo.
duoto superior ss-
Anadase 4 esto la gangs de una baratdrshn
igual, y SO Convsndra en- que nusstras tintas para
sscribf tansn Jon perfsctO dGreoho conquistad5 10
refAranDia GENERAL sssI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LA MUJER

Obra soclol6gica y litbrsripI
por 2. Fernando L6pes TGsr@
ediCi6n elegante en- an tome A
221 pAginas. Sc vends 81 e.
ia CASA 4 ] peso sI eisrSpIaT
La REFoRMA AGRICf3LA a
DBL aisMO At20c,a
Be 'er le tambifa Apr 49, 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LINBA De PUERTo-RIoo.

EaIsR Loo diAs 10Y 20 Loo vaporss
que hAcsn el ssrvici0 de Oorreos.
III del din 10 toca On Nusvitaa, Giba-
n, BaracOa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabo
Haitiano J Port-Au-P Prince Pusrto Pla-
Il, Ponce, MAyAgnsz, Aguadilla , San
Jaan De Puerto Rico. Al rstoEno harA
sscAla On Loo mism0s pusrtos.
Kl del diA 30 irk por NusvitAS, C-
bara, BaracOas sGuAntlnamo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, POnce, MayagueS, Aqua
dilla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, VI.
nisndo pof los mismos pusrtos.
RetoTnarGn sAliendc Dc Pusrto- Rico
LOO diAs - J 5 rsspseHvamsntei tOcA-
I'm On Cuba Loo dias 80 , ., llsgando
( ID HAbAna On las fschAs eorfsspon-
disntes as ( y ID Dc eada mes.
Ninguno de sstos aoe vAporss toeaeA
4 y rStorno en- GuAntknaIno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LTRR0S REIIGIOSOS.

IA an recsbido en- esta Imprenta
nm nntable Gurtido do obrAs religlO
-. seIentas todas, entire Las Gus
- a encuentzan las dguientN;
rmtt.ci6n de Otisto. KsmpiA /
.dici6n eOOn6mioA..--~ eOAOI
fdem de idem, idem, edicion a.oI
de lujO. .---.-s->~~~- 1I
Arnnra de Salvaci0na.->~~ uWI
TierciciO cotadiano ......-. 4OI
nevoto TeligT6s, encua- Il
iernsci6n imitaci6n matm LOO
fmr divina, encuademAsi6n
mel negra con bcocAeA = 400
70. I. Gslnn r'en.o.o oiu lusO.. ..-..-- s.OOl
vvr dIvina, eneuadernaeioh
q plel De Australia , nj 80
Rai-~-ss .sss.~~~~esssss tsvV
s,kciO del Domingo........ %oO
Penue6o OHeio, enCuadeEnae
d6n iu,itaci6n maEnL..... S.UUI
t,ecios F6nebres, encuader-
raci6n de piel CON relieves 400
nj ~ del 0ristiano. eneua''
= asrnaci6n de piel. ....... 500
rris celeste. encuadeEnacloG 80
ufkel ss.s.ssss. S'UV
rris celeste, sncuadeEnacion -
dora0a .ss''s~~~~~ S'VV
wrsnIooio EspaiiOl eneua-
S.-recakn de carey con IN.
sru1taciOnes de nAcar. -. 500
rn mujek cat6ica, eneuadsr
uaai6n De nAcar con Eelie- ..,oo
wAa ss~"~~~ t0""
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LINEA DE CUBA

HegArAn SOLO hssta Santiago de Ouba
loo vapores que salen los dias s, Is J IS.
Los de los dias y 25 tocarAn en-
NueYiets, Puerto Padre, Gibara, Maya
ri BaracoA, Guantanamo y Cubs
El dia is hard Las mismAs escalas,
{ sxcspci6n de ID de MAyAri, y adsmks
tocacA en- SaguA De Tknamo..
Todos retornarin vsrihcando sus -
lidas Dc Cuba los diAs Is, - = 5, sfec-
tuindose las sntradas en- IL HAbana
en- Las fechAs cOrrespondisntss Dc 10,
80 = Q De cadA mes.
Ninguno Do sstos vApOrsH tocarA D
"a retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
RNMOLCADOP

Esta smpEesA tisns 81 vApor A0UI'
LA, pOtsnfs para IsmOlques por hs
eostas de sstG IslA, , habilitAndo Dc
bombas para Aehiqvas ' ttilss para Ml-
vamsnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
:. VAPORES
Uo1RMOs-MsRAHo1Ms
OaKLA rnKPAWIA TRAEAELAMTInA
iAHTm
DE.A, LOPEZ = 60.

SsPvisio para Pusrts-Riso } h HAbana
SALIDAH.-De Barcelona Loo dias s y -
10 oAda msa.- De MklaKa 81 = H.-Dsoa.
ais 81 10 , 20.
Sc sxpsndsa nlIlstes dIrsetos para MayagAsz
Peace, Santiago Dc Cuba, GibarA, Hrevita'
Sabanilla y Colon. con trasborde en- Puef
tO-Rico Habana.
vi JH DIRECTo DHSDH PTo-RICo
A. CADIZ
- an kDana auayantAnnM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

En- ID. .Imprenta del BoL1T1N se
han recibido los siguientes:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

WAsulSGToX, D. O., Oct. 95.-Ths
state department is in possession Of the
full text Of tho dispatches sent by JOS
eph Chamberlain, secretary oil state for
the colonies in the British cabinet, to
Sir Charles Lees, governor general OF
British GuiOna, concerning tho strength
oniug OF tho frontier, the increase Of
police aud the purchase oil Maxim
guns in tho British Guiana territory.
Thedepartment has been furnished also
with tho detailed action oil the high
council OF British Guiana upon the
recommendations Of Minister Cham
berlRin. These proceedings give the
full resolution, offered by the governor
general for tho purchase Of a Maxim
gun Iand ammunition, uniform, arms
and accoutrements. They also make
lha surprising disclosure that the high
council Of British Guiana, after its
members had severely arraigned Minis
tor Chamberlain lor his preclpitatG ac-
ton in recommending Maxim guns, de-
ieRted the resolution for their purchase.
By vote OF ~ to S, thus rejecting the
policy laid down by the British cabinet.
The stale department was put in
possession OF this Information on
Wednesday last, in Au official commune
cation from high member OF the
diplomatic corps, who regarded the
subject as OF such Importance that Sec.
rotary Olney should be in possession OF
the facts.
When the high council opened its
session two letters from tho British
foreign office, signed by Minister Cham
berlain, were read.
After the reading. the government
secretary offered the following rsaolu'
tions:
"De il resolved that this court sane
tions the following expenditure, being
charged against the revenue for tho
current year:
purchase OF one Maxim gun and
ammunition. 81, $780, two additional sub
inspectors OF police, $40; uniforms,
arms aud accoutrements, S43). Total,
S2.S45."
1ue EVNuIulhoub eeSAuhAlI SASl ~ ~ . .
second resolution appropriating $1,000
for a barracks at uruRn, the point where
thu recent trouble in Venezuela oc'
Cured.
After some debate the motion was
put by tho government secretary and
defeated, ayes S, nays 10.
The second resolution, appropriating
$1,000 for q barracks at Uruan, was
adopted unanimously.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
ENGLAND,s DEMAND
On vensIaslR--Tho FUN Text of tho No
OnrslIona Involved.

On vcneIlslR--ThS Fun Text OF tho Note.
Questions Involved.
WAsuISdrox, D. O., Oct. $50 far as
can be learned hero, there are no fresh
developments in the Venezuelan affairs,
apparently none arc expected for some
days. It Is said that the present un.
published British demands on Nene-
zueIa is a reileration Of former dc.
mand but couchGd in considerably
stronger language. In Wow OF the
assertion that tho question involved is
one ot ropRrAtion for wrongs done q
British official, and does not involve the
territorial question, publication is
authorized Of the first demand made by
Great Britain. Its text is:
"ln pursuance OF q tolegraphic com.
munication from my government have
the honor, in tho capacity Of charge Of
British interests In Venezuela, to pro-
tect, in the name Of the cabinet oil Great
Britain, against violation OF the from
tier OF British Guiana, perpetrRted by
Venezuelan soldiers on tho Cryunirlver,
aud to ask that an order Of prohibition
be Issued to tho Venezuelan soldiers
against crossing that river, also against
their cutting timber on tho right bank
Of the river.
81 havo tho honor to request your ex-
collency to bring this communication
before council OF ministers at your
earliest possible convenience, aud rs Il
solution OF tho YeXatious question Is
desired by tho parties interested, hope
to receive the reply Of your oxcOllOncy
at an oarly moment"
Tho protest was sent through the
German miuistor, Baron Bodman, rs
tho British have Discontinued diplo.
matte rotations with Venezuela.
Tho text Of the VonczuOianS' answer,
also made public, shows that tho dc.
inand was rejected on the express
ground that instructions 10 Venezuelan
soldiers not to Crois tho Cuyuni river
would bo surrender Of tho entire tor.
ritoral question continually urged By
NnnnZuBln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
wHEllE is VAN ALENq
Tho oniosrs Cau't Get Service on Him In
tho Colt Suit.


Tho onlcsrs Can't Get Service on Him ln
tho Colt Suit.
PEoyIpENcE, Il. l., Oct, 95,-The fac!
that tho writ Of arrest for J. ]. Van
Allen, Of Newport, was not served in that
city to-day, caused a vast amount Of dis
cussion among those Interested in the
Colt sensation. and tho interest was in
creased when one OF Mrs. Colts attor.
noys said Mr.. Van Allen was seen at the
Knickerbocker club in New York yes
terdRy,
People who come from Newport said
Mr.. Nan Allen had not been there since
he Want to Sholburne, VT Inquiry Al
the shsrias office brought forth tue in
formation that no one could be found in
tho city who would say that they had
actually seen Mr.. Van Allen, and the
officers efforts to find him had been
without results,
Newport people arc Of the opinion
that Mr.. Van Allen had for some reason
allowed the members oil his household 10
let public believe he was at his Su'
uuIuAu ItalACHGut Whou hu hAA hSb AZ
turned to Newport at all.
Rathbono Gardner. one OF Mrs. Colts
attorneys, refused to make any COM
ments on the situation further then
to reiterate that II Mr., Van Allen went
to any other state he would be followed
and the case would be pushed against
him there.
Tho report that Mrs, Colt and her at
torneys had made their sudden depart.
ure for New York in connection with q
settlement was mentioned TO Mr., Gard.
ner, and he said that such thing had
never been suggested to Mrs. Colt. He
also said that the statement printed in
some New England papers this morn
ing that Colonel Colt had either paid OF
agreed to pay certain sum ot money
to Mrs. Col. was untrue.
The talk OF possible couutor.suit by
Col. Colt was also revived to-day, aud
and one Of his attorneys said that Col.
Colt had been urged by many OF hiI
friends to make such move; but, the
lawyer said the colonel had up TO the
present time refused to do 80, and that
he was satisfied with pushing the Van
Alien case, H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
WHAT A OnEEDt
Tho Free Thinkers Want to Abolish Every.
thing That's Good.

Tho Free Thinkers Want to Abolish Every.
thing That's Good.
New YoRK, Oct. 25.--The National
Congress OF Free Thinkers with repre-
asutatiyes from every city aud state in
tho union and Canada, was opened in
liardman hall to-day. The special OBJ.
Oct Of tho congress. which will last
lhrGo or four days, is stated to be to
further tho total separation OF the
church and state, and to secure the i'm
partial taxation OF oil property, secular,
public schools, abolition OF Sabbath
ariau and blasphomy laws, free speech,
free press, FREQ mails and the rights Of
man, woman aud child
President Putnam, in opening the
congress, took for his theme the sub
ccl, "Romo or Reason; " hiCh"
AZ tho afternoon session n lottcr was
read from Judge g. b. Watts, Of Chicago,
who said:
"rhoroughly organized we would find
ourselves ut once power IN tho innd,
to which all organized forces struggling
for iteudom from religious tyranny
would resort, mud tho day would soon
como when the groat fabric OF supersti.
tion, undermined on every side, would
fall aud all tho agents aud instruments
OF religious doSputiam would DO buried
IN tho ruins forever"
DR.. Wo,lmore, Of Buffalo. advocated
tho taxation Of church property, clatm'
ing that such property unInrcd In tho
United States amounts to SSOOOOO,OOl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

CoNsrASrNoptE, Oct. 25,-The United
States cruiser Marblshead has arrived
at Msrsina, Asia Minor, to protect the
missionaries OF tha. district. Fierce
disturbances accompanied by serious
bloOdShed arc reported to have taken
place at EningISn. Sixty Armenians
are said to have been killed.
The Turkish government has sent
circular note to the representatives Of
the powers aud to its representatives
abroad announcing that the outbreak
was provoked by the Armenisns.
ALEppo, Oct 25,-AccOrdlug to Ad.
vice, received hero the Armeniaus Of
the district OF Marash have attacked
the inabitants OF four Turkish villages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
WALL CoLLAPsEs,

Burylng Number OF Persons In the Ruins.
Sine Seriously IuIured.
CLYDE, o., Oct. 25.-Half OF the east
wall of the Elmoro Manufacturing Com.
pany's throO.story bicycle factory col.
lapsod at 1880 this morning. all the
floors we're filed with wotkmen. More
than a dozen are badly injured and sew.
eral arc buried under the debris. Vol
untoers risked their lives to rescue the
uniortunates. A yonng son Of Fore.
man George Holloway was the first to
DO dug out He is badly crushed and
maugled, but may recover.
The following is list OF the injured:
James Becker, ono OF the propristors,
head badly bruised and hips injured F;
Charles Eberhardt, caught by falling
wall, right arm aud shoulder bruised
and cut; Clarence Whaley, caught under
n machine, head badly bruised aud cut;
Ed. King, dug out from under fallen
walls, head cut aud body badly bruised,
will recover; William Snyder, found in
tho trench. leg broken at the ankle;
Roy Lennon, head cut and bruised
about the body; Archie Holloway,
found in the trench, head badly cut
and injured internally; Frank Cook,
caught under tho wall, badly bruised
aud suffered internal injuries, will
probably die; William Hudson, right
leg caught uuder falling timbers aud
broken in two places.
The work OF removing tho debris still
continues, but 1t is thought all Of the
injured men have been rescued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
pENNsYnYANIA MINERS
Returning to Work Pending Negotiation
For Jolnt Conference.

Returning to Work Pending Negotiations
For Jolnt Conference.
PHnLIrsDuRG. CENTRE County, Pa,
Oct 95.-The resumption ordered by
William b. Wilson, who has been di.
recting the miners strike in this region,
pending the negotiations being made
ior joint conference, had the effect Of
starting up nearly all tho mines that
were idle
In the Beech creek region to-day con-
siderable agitation was caused among
the miuorS because thirty.seYon BuGa-
10, Rochester aud Pittsburgh cars were
sent into the region. The Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburgh miners have
been on a strike for seven weeks past,
aud the miners feared that the opera
tors here were filling the company's
orders.
Al Colorado No. / the miners refused
to 20 to work and at Lancashire No. l
the men mined enough cars to fill what
other cars were on tho siding, but re.
fused to load tie Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburgh cars. Railroad officials aud
operators claim that the cars are scarce
aud they are clad to get any kind.
Several operators, fearing q strike at
their mines should more cars oil the
same kind be run In, have ordered the
railroad company not to sond them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

in command Of the squadron, Is thor.
oughlY informed as to tho situation and
will take such stepB as may appear Rd'
Visable, The United States has eight
ships in oriental waters, all OF which
could be aent to Korea II advisable.
The presence OF some Of these at the
principal Chinese ports has been con-
sidered necessary in view OF the anti.
missionary agitation, but the subSi.
denco Of excitement on this account
again leaves tue commander OF the
squadron FREQ TO use his aoet elsewhere
Unnecessary,
Tho Japanese legation does not con-
strus the dispatcher that q Russian
tleeI is moving to Korea as indicating
that a conflicts imminent The Russian
harborat VladiVoslock will beice,bound
next month, aad as 1t is the only Pacific
hSr6or tho Russians have, Il iS regarded
as unlikely that they would make q
naval demonstrAtion whom their hArboT
was closing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
DUIuIANrs DEFENSE.

General Dickinson Siakos the Opening
Argument for the Prisoner.
SAN FRAEcIsco, Oct. 25.-General
Dickinson made the opening argument
for tho defense in the trial OF Theodore
Durrant to-day. Although the air in
the crowded court room was StiainR.
he spoke from morning until night,
and then announced that he would mot
conclude his argument until the
court should meet next Tuesday.
Dickinson's speech was IN the
nature Of surprise from the fact
that he did not attack the integ-
rlLY Of tho prosecutions witnesses nor
denounce tho methoda OF tho police, aa
Attorney Deuprsy iniimated would be
done in his opening address to the jury.
Nevertheless 1t is generally conceded he
madO the most oil which is considered q
weak case. Ho based his whole de-
ienso on tho reliability OF the roll call,
which uhows that Durrant attended DR..
Chen0y's lecture on the afternoon of
April3, and challenged tho prosecution
to provo that the call was incorrect.
Mrs, Leak and Mrs. CrosselL the two
elderly witnesses who testified that they
saw Durrant ana Miss Lamont near the
church, were treated gently, Dickinson
said that while hs believed the wit
nossos told what they believed they
thought TO be tho truth, no was con.
vincod that their minds had been
worked upon by reading so much about
the case, In support OF this he cited
the fact that neither witness told what
she said she knew about the case until
three or four months alter the crime
took place.
The testimony OF Mrs. Vogel and the
school girls who swore they saw Dur.
rant and Miss Lamont board Powell
street car in front Of the Normal school,
was disposed OF in tho same manner.
Touching upon the contention OF the
prosecution that Durrants motive for
the crlmO was tho same unbrdled pas.
sion that compelled Jack the Ripper"
10 commit the Whitechapel murders in
London, Mr.. Dickinson challenged the
prosecution to show anything in the
testimony submitted which tended to
show that Durrant was not moral
man. With regard TO tho story told by
Durranl on the stand to the effect that
stranger tapped him on the shoulder
aud gave him clew to the whereabouts
OF Miss Lamont, Mr.. Dickinson said
the great number OF anonymous letters
received from certain cranks by the at
tornoys for the defense made 1t proba-
bic tina. some one might have given
DuTTant such cleW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
NEWS BOILED DOWN.


Ex-Governor Campbell addressed q
largo. audience at Toledo, Ohio, last
night
Senator John NJ. Palmer, Of Illinois,
duclateH Ito will not DO u candidate for
reelection.
Available cash balance In tho treas.
ury yesterday, SlSg, lSS,69Si gold re-
serve, S93,2Ol,0S7.
Twunty.llyo hundred atudOnts Of tho
University OF Michigan gave close aud
nppfeclnlivo attention last night to All
address by sOuulor David u, Hill, Of
Now York.
Mrs Knlu NJ. SANFORD, widow Of
John l.. saniiord who was shot and
killed by Senator William Goobol, In
Cnvington, Ky, April II, last, has
brought suit against Goubnl ior SlUO0Ol
damages iot tho killing Of her husband,
Tho snpfomu council pi thu Ancient
and Accepted Scottish liito VI Masons
mado pllgfImago 10 oak lliIl Ccmc.
terry, near Washington, Yesterday, aud
nj tho gfayO OF tho laln Gnnoral albert
Pike lnnuguralud services which ato 10
ba observed at zach trlonninl session Of
tho order hereafter
Tho annual report oi Inspector Gen.
crnl lltoCkinfidgc, Of tho army, ahOws
that tho army has attained II high or.
dor oi Ii,clpIinO and Tint tho officers,
generally, arc Compolcnt nul clHrlpnL
lhofu has bean q very marked Improve.
mnnt In tho character NJ men seeking
admission 10 tho fnnki, and lln rtcat
caro- with which recruits nto aCloClrl, II
Ia Bnid isOyldont by tho fact that only
about ono.Oighth Ia found 10 possess tho
requisite qualifications.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

New YoRK, Oct 25.-In regard to the
record breaking run on the Lake Shore
< Michigan Southern railway on Thurs.
day, tho following announcement was
mudo tonight by tho official time.
keepers:
"In the reports Of tho run from Chi.
cago to Buffalo. published In various
newspapers this morning. there arc cor'
tain errors In compilation which, while
small in thomHelves, materially effect
tho result.
"Iho distance travelled was 5l0l
miles. The time taken, exclusive Of
stops, was seven hours, fifty minutes
and twenty seconds, which /, 1908
minutes. This makes an actual average
speed Of Gj.OI miles per hour, instead
Of GL9S ~ announced. The actual ay-
crago speed on tho last division, from
Eric 10 Buffalo Creek, distance oil ~
mllos, was 72.0 miles pOr hour"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

WAsuSoToS, Oct 2j,--rho inter-
state commorco commission to-day an.
nounccd It's decision In 4 number Of
claims involving roparation To shippers
Tor disrtminailngcharae on petroleum
oil. lhc cases wbro brought by tho
members Of tho Independent Rolnors'
Association, Of Louisville aud oil City,
Pa, against tho Western Nav York and
pennyslyaua, Lohigh Valley, New
York, i.ako Erie aud Western; Fitch.
burr, Boston and Maino railroads, and
tho Delaware aud Hudson Canal Com.
phny. Various claimants ard awarded
amounts uggreghtlng Ssl,USl and tho
carriers participating In tho shipment
arc held liable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

Cuban insurgents, OanoyaS says, should
the American government appoint a
committee to Gtudy the Cuban question,
no will notalloW them TO land on Cuban
soil. Engagements are reported as hay'
ing occurred at Capoyas, twelve miles
from ManlRnzag, on Thursday, General
Oliver with 800 regulars engaged 400
insurgents under Varona aud Castillo
near the city Of Remedies. The regu'
lara retrsRlsd to the city, The lossos
are not stated, Near BarRcoa, Colonel
Francisco Eamora with 400 regulars mot
400 insurg0nt'. The engagement lasted
several hours, At nighIiall tho rsgu'
lars returned to BarScOa, their losses
being seven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
THIRST FOR BLOOD
OF ArmonIaus still Unappeased
and Butoherlng Goes on,
THE SUpINELY INDIFFERENT PORTE

Attempts to Rlamo tho latest AtrOcI'
ties on tho Unfortunate ChrIstIans,
The ArmenIaus Turn on Their Tor.
mentors In tho MaFAsh District and
Attack Four Turkish VllIaGes-A
Moving Story OF an Eye Witness of
tho FlendIsh Cruelty Displayed by
tho Turks In tho constantinoplo
RlOts-Aots of BarbArlsm that Are
Almost Incredible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

GnrrSnAY, Wm, Oct 2j.--Tho marsh
and forest Gros In tho vicinity Of Soy
mour aud Now London continue to
spfoad with alarming rapldily ThDy
aro burning iufonsly on both Sides oI
tho Gfocnbay, WinUna x sl Paul track
from Oneida Tor n distance OF tiirty
miles wo1L Many stacks oI hay and q
number ol burns In tho nOphborhood
Oi Seymour have boon burned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26
CABINET REBUKE0.
Secretary ohamberlain's suggea'
tious to British Guiana Council
ARE REJECTED BY THAT BODY.

They Had No Need for Maxim Gun.
An Important state Paper Falls into
tho Possession OF tho State Depart.
mont-Tho Full Text OF tho Demand
Mado on VcnezuoIa by Great BrI.
taIn-No Question OF ReparatIon In.
volyed.