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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-10-11

Once" she unused, II felt as IL all the
world were against me. Yes; the first
time 1 fell off my wheel."-Dstroit Trib-
une.
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THE HAMMOCK INDIAN TEST CASE

Corpus.
Cheyenne, Oct 6.--Judge Gibson Clark.
United States attorney for Wyoming, has
received formal instructions from the at
torney general to apply for writs of ha-
beas corpus for the release of the two
Bannock Indians arrested at Evanston
for violation of the state game laws,
thus making a test case.
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NINETEEN PERSONS ARE DROWNED
Disastrous Cyclone in a Province of
Cuba.

Havana, Oct. 5,-The recent cyclone in
the province of Pinar Del Rio alone caus-
ed the drowning of 10 persons.
Eight persons are missing
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PRIVATE MoRRIsEY is PAID $4,000
Twenty. Five Years Accumulated Funds
in Uncle Sans Service.

Boise, Oct. 5.-Private Andy Morrisev.
of Company c, Fourth infantry, TODAY
was paid $1,000 accumulated pay. It is
said to be the largest sum ever paid to
a private In the United States army. Nor
risey has been in the service over Ok
years.
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ri Bostoh, q
publican So 4 &
Curtis Guild,
The committee "a s. M
1883 delegates preS WI
2513 The report OF
eiutions was adoptes II
platform declares for vi i1
industries says ~the Sd
not permit the free coinA 4
any ratio not established by - n
agreement: advocates legislatit n s
tect the metallic reserve from
attacks of spectators; DENIAL IL r 4
maintenance of the Monroe doctfln6: an
vocates the enactment of restflctIV
immigration law. ~
1T declares: Religious and race na,,,
sanships that have for many years bean
manifest in the democratic party ~
weakening that sentiment of pure Amar
icanism which ought to control all mn
lie action, and resulting in counterfeit.
tation and antagonism." The platform
further says: "Church and state shonS
be separate and independent in fact A.
we'll as in theory"
A plea is made for additional laws
against prize-fighting and for road IN.
provements. The clause referring TO a..
tarianism occasioned an outburst Of Al.
plause, which lasted over a minute.
Ex-Governor Long placed Governor
Greenhalge in nomination for a thjra
term. There were no other nominatops
and a ballot was ordered. Just before
balloting commenced leaders of the on.
position to Governor Greenhalge distrh.
| uted ballots marked "for governor, Elijah
A. Morse of Canton"
The ballot resulted: Greenhalge, 1851,
Morse, 391 scattering, s. Elijah A. Morss
| moved Greenhalge's nomination be made
| IN Oin1ouc and III WAS carriad
Hon. Roger Wolcott was nominated for
| lieutenant governor; William L. DIN. see.
| rotary of state; Edward B. Shaw, treas.
| urer and receiver general; General John
| NJ Kimball, auditor; Hosea NJ Knowltop
| attorney general.
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NEWSPAPER, Laws.
\ Popular belief CONCERNING tho lilEhj
of Publishers Exploueu by tho Ntturue

\ Popular belief Concerning tho Rights
OF Publishers Exploded by tho Attorney
= General.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 5.-Assist.
ant Attorney General Thomas OF tho
possotlicc department, has made an i'm
portant ruling in regard to so.called
newspaper laws"
Mr.. Thomas decides tina. publisher
who makes demand for paymen, OF
subscription to his paper through tho
mails, accompanying the demand with
u threat OF enforcing it by tho use OF
these pretended laws. may be prose.
cuted for attempting to obtain money
under false pretensos, provided he
knows that these laws have no exist.
ence as laws or as judicial decisions.
The so.calIcd lava referred to are
those promulgated by some newspapers
to the effect that subscriptions to pa.
por cannot DO stopped until full pay
mont OF arrcarage has been made. and
thata publisher may prosecute in Grim.
inal action q subscriber who refuses 10
take his paper from the office not hay
lug paid full arrearagc, or subscriber
who takes n paper and refuses to pay
for it. These rules>sae assistant attor-
ney general sayz, have no existence I'm.
der the law.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
There will DO Twelvo Clubs In tho
Musoo Bowling Louguo.
PLAYERSVHO HaYEBEEN SIGNED
by tho New organization-rho South
sido aud Country L,casuos TO bc
Organized Tomorrow Evening.
Tho Now Gorlcan. lsnccs-o,hcr
News Prom tho Fiold OF Athletics
and Sport. Up to Date.

The Muscc Bowling League, tho twelvo
club organization that will soon open
It's season, is approaching organization,
and 1t Ia now costain that It will con.
tain twelve clubs. Eleven clubs have
aicnided their intention to Join, and
tho league will havo in It's clubs nearly
all tho bcst rollers oil tho vicinity.
Seven OF the clubs have sont In their
listsot players, some OF them Incomplete.
as follows:
Eldorado-Gus Wcitzel, Walter Worls,
Charles Hamilton, L. Duga, L, F. lIallor,
W. L. Stevenson. 'a.5a
Riyorside-H. @. Hickman. ". II.
kettler. W. +. Creighton, +. II. Thier.,
j. D. Merriman, u. G. Noise, Frod
Guilker, II. n, Nichols. Irwin Bowman.
The Brownioa-M. ]. 0'Neill. Harry
Adams, Bernie Mcclure, J. Dahindcn,
Frank J. knclon, Harry V. Arkle.
Big SiS-C. o. Statler, Joseph L.
Discher, ]. c. Mcfarland, y. e. Morgan,
John Forbes.
Quasicred 0aks-J. L,e Woods, Irwin
Woods, Theodore Wagner.
Namelcss-H. l. Campbell. ]. II.
Wells. George d. Riddell, l.. 3. Bowliu,
Howard Atkinson. 1. L. Curenbauer.
Pen and poncil-lIarry D. Travis,
viii D. Robertson, l., NJ. Archer, W. G.
Handlan, IT,, Joseph A. Weitzel.
Tho Mu,ee league board OF managers
will probably meet early next week to
adopt its schedule aud it is though. in
weos or Two the season will open.
The country league organizers will
meet at Seiberts alleys. OF. tho Elm
Grove road. tomorrow evening to eGec,
the organization. This will probably
be an eight club league aud the game
will be played on tho Scibert and
Wheeling park alleys. Bowling will be
f.oe to the boys" who attend.
The South Side lealuc is also to be re.
organized, At a meeting TO DO held after
tho annual banquet which tokes place
tomorrow afternoon and evening u,
Mozart park.
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nEIDGEpor.r REPUBLICANS


Arrange for Thoir Primaries nnd Conrrn.
,ion-Tho Women nit.
Tho bridgeport Republican central
committee held meeting Mt which it
was decided and arranged to hold tho
primaricI on Saturday, March 0, from
4to7 o'clock p. M, to nominate candi.
dates for tho following Offices to be
voted for At tho sIirine, cleo.
ton: ono councilman and ono asses.
sor from the Fra. ward; orc
Hssosaor from tho Second ward
aud two counclnen and ono assessor
from tho Third ward. Tho retiring
conncilmen are u. Sharp. from the First
ward, and William Keohnloin and
Robert Smith. from tho Third ward,
md Aaacssora Ora Duncan, Charles
Bra!ton and Edward McAninch. Tho
Australian syatom OF ballotng will DO
used, tho aamo rs was used las. spring
anu navo such ontiro satisfaction.
Ihc'to%nship convention will also no
held on tho sRrno day and hours to nom
Inaic ono trustee, ono treasurer, two
nascssors and six road supervisors. Only
tnono who voted for Mckinley In 1893
WI! 30 allowed TO vote n. tlicBo primnr-
!es. This l. tho ruling OF Secretary OF
State Taylor.
Tho women viii hold n convention on
Jhur'day. March 7, Mt tho city hail.
Bridgeport, to nominate two womon ior
ihein5ors oil tho school board.
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"sce You L,trr.n S,,, FIJI

B.urmoEE, March 5.-"Bob" Fitz.
simmons, the worlds champion middle.
weight, was seen this afternoon in 70.
gard to Co-bet:'s letter OF Yesterday
which giTea hi!n time extension to
May l, to pay the remainder OF the do
post his agreement with Corbets -e.
quirca. Tho general tone oil Corbett's
remarks Is extremely overbearing and
in abiding TO tho letter Fitz,immons
said: "He has done me favor in cx.
tending the time and l appreciate it. |
] don't caro- to comment extensively on
the tone OF the letter. 1t was rather
sarcastic but situated as ani | don't
care to respond to i. now. When
haze made up the deposit in iull," with
very expressive look a shall answer
itu
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MARTIN. FERRY.
iaps md aIishaps IN tho Thriving City
Across the River.

Across inc isNer.
The Republicans will hold their city
primaries on Saturday, and should see
that good men arc placed upon the
ticket. nominated and elected. The off,
cers to DO elected aro city solicitor, ono
water works trustee, ono councilman tor
each ward. one assessor for each ward
and two members Of the board OF edu.
cation.
The re.hearing OF Michael Peyal,
charged with being implicated in the
Williams burglary, will take place to-,
day in tho probate court. SubpGnas
wcrc served yesterday by Sheriff Darby.
Tho mayors repor. for March shows
fine. collected amounting 10 SOL so,
and the secretary OF the water board
collected Sis IS in Martins Ferry and
SIS so in Bridgeport.
City Marshal Elmer Moore says he
will arrest all men or BOYS who as,om.
bio in front OF the stores or on tho cor
ners and make . nuisance OF themselves.
Mrs. Bcllinger entertained a party OF
twenty.iour lady friends at her home on
Clark stres:, Martins Ferry, yesterday
in honoro her birthday.
George Truxell, who was hurt by q
passenger train on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road last week, is getting
along nicely. go
The Good Templars will have an
elocutionary contest at tho Y. NJ. G. A.
ball on March -. The prize will DO a
gold medal.
Mrs. Hugh Henderson aud Mr.,
Hiram Frazier, sr.. arc very sick at
their homes on Walnut street.
Mrs. Lou Dawson was called to In
diauapolis yesterday BY the illness OF
her sister. Mrs. Walter Darrah.
Last night congregational meeting
was held in connection with tho deyo-
tons at the Episcopal church.
Word received from St. Clairsville
yesterday state, that Major W. S. Ken.
non is better.
The weather is against tho work on
the sewers for the Laughlin tin plato
works.
William Lehew. OF the Baltimore &
Ohio, is visiting I. II. Heslop.
A. W. Harris has been elected score:
tary OF the cemetery trustees.
Jacob nosenfcld. moved his family to
Nashville, Tenn. yesterday.
William Goodhue left yesterday for
the sou,h.
James Jamison is confined to bed by
illness.
Port Coleman is homo from Zancu.
vile.
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WOOD.
The Usual Roster OF Accluouts-GossIp OF
all Sorts.

M sorts
The Bridge and Terminal Railroad
Company Is paying tho balance Of tho
damages awarded BY tho board Of arbl.
tration 10 tho properly owners on Water
s,reet, petweon ''Asn"n E'ghtn streets,
III ben"00'.
a hungarian with an unpronouncea.
WV, ood na,l hSd hs ~ foo "oM u .nc ben-
% %uoo ' nav ' fnI,;nr on NV !, w noa'Y
va. y IN -. ' o
,,to aea 81 ,ho wHoO,;un o toe metal
hnJ liz ioo, bod,v bmrs nv 'seo' n MorAs:
metal falling ON il. e' "a
NJ, n CI,,L ,o,rrrod ,.,r, VT
inp,on D, G. after a low month"; r S'
to her daughter. Mrs. S, BricclanL for.
merry OF this city.
Raw F,,bcr Mottinclv If Mor,;,,,
Ferry. was calling on Father Nc.
Monainin yesterday.
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DItLLAIitE.
All Sorts of Local Now, aud Gossip from
M tho Glnss Ctr, ##t -H


Tho fro was started IN tho now blnst
furnace yesterday and the wood aud
coke soon brought the rod. The capR.
city OF tho old ono originally was only
80 tons and thoy have run II some.
times 10 mako nearly 200 tons since II
has boon rebuilt and remodeed, several
times. II tho now ono dooa as vol
there will DO less scarcity Of iron ut tho
steel works.
Several groccra hero hayo had oil bar.
rels stolen from thcm latOly and tho
other night thoy made II discovery OF
aomo men who borrowed horse and
wagon after night and went around aud
gathered up u lot Of barrels and sold
them 10 Stewart & Ward. Yesterday
warrants worc Issued for three culprits,
but Ms yet only ono has been appre.
hondod. ,af
A thief ontorcd "shorty" Longs 81.
loon carly yesterday morning and
robbed tho till OF ten or eleven dollars.
He elected m entrance with Jimmy"
and aroused Ed Schramm, who was
sleeping In tho place; no fred u shot
at tho intruder, but ho got away with
tho cnsh.
TheIo las been no movement on tho
part oil the women hero to select any OF
their own sox 40 candidates for tho
school board. Only mon have 10 far
boon talked Of, and it isnot probable that
nny considerable number OF women will
participate IN tho primaries.
Editor r. O. Meyer, OF tho Herald,
and tho deputy internal revenue collec.
tor, Is receiving congratulations over
tho arrival OF flno boy baby ut his
homo, tho first boy In tho family.
Tho Belairc, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
Railway Company Ia having survey
made from Alledonia to Powhntan with
avieT OF making some changes in tho
road.
Some OF the mombers OF the city
council sought to mako chief oil tho
fire department under pay, and kick
among the fireman has boon stirred up.
Mr.. II. S. McGrcgor, councilman
from tho Fifth ward, declines to run
again this spring. and Mr.. 6. W. Deyas.
mon is talked OF rs his successor.
DR.. D. W. Boone, who has been seri.
ously i'll for some days, threatened
with typhoid FOYER, was taken down to
Powha'an yesterday evening.
Row. William Peregoy has just closed
series OF meetings at Mt,,Zi church,
during which there were eight acce.-
sions to the church.
Alex. Nel. tho administrator OF tho
late Joseph 1. Hutchinson, will close out
the balance OF the deceased's personal
property tomorrow.
Mayor Dubois spent yesterday in St.
Clairsyille oh business with the com.
missioners.
Mrs.. $. B. Colby Is homo from a visi.
at GAINESVILLE.
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Here Is little tonsorial joke which
whether true or untrue. amusingly illus
tra.es the force OF habit. A hairdresser
was summoned to private house tho
other day simply to shave a pc. poodle.
The young lady OF the house hearing a
sound OF voice in the room in which
the operation was being performed, put
her ear delica,ely to the koyholc, and
this is whu, she heard:
Nice day, sir. Pause. Razor suit
you. sir? Pause Good deal OF weather,
sir. lately. pause 4 little powder, sir L?
pause. Hairs very thin on tho top,
sir; wants bottle OF restorcr; shampoo,
sir? (Growl,) NextT-
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Will BE Y BIG EVENT.

Amateur Athletic Uninn Championships
to be Contested In Pittsburgh.
prrrsBvRGu. March 5.-The national
boxin: and Wrestling championships OF
The Amateur Athletic Union, which will
ae held in Pittsburgh this year on
March 10. 20 and 90. gives every iniica-
lion OF being the lar ,e,t and most sue
cessiul athletic en;cr,ainmentc ever given
ouisidc OF Nav York.
The North Side club, under whose
management the meet has been placed
has completed all the preliminary ar
iran.cInents. The hail secured, Cyclic
rama auditorium. has seating capacity
OF $500. aud it will likely bo iilled 10
the doors on each OF these nights. From
tho number of entries already received
the Clubs able to calculate on running
two slng. at one time. Tho amateur
clubs oil Cincinnati. Columbus, St. Louis.
I Chicago, New York, Boston, Philade.-
phia. will all send teams OF clever men.
Pittsburgh alone will have an entry list
oil nearly eighty men from eighteen diff.
tc.ent local Cube. Many entries have
been received from athletic clubs in the
nearby western Pennsylvania towns.
The North Side club has secured spe.
cial rate, Tor the threa days OF the show
on al! railroads centering in Pittsburgh.
aad special ra;cs will be given visitors
Mt all hotels II coming events cas-.
their shadow before. the seventh annual
boxing and wrestling cham pionship,
will 90 down in tho history with the
most successful OF those ever held by
the A. a. u. in which such men MS
.Jac!: McAuliGe, Joe Ellingswor.h, lIor.
ace Leeds, jack Sicily. Charles Gch.
ring and maay others made their frs.
bow fof public recognition.
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NV ORLEANS, March 5.-Seventy.
foursii day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter m!oting. Weather fine, track
allow. Results:
Fi.ss. scycn furlong4-Bryan won;
Francis Pope eccond Mote third time,
1888. Second, six ilr!oncs = Beverly
won: Prince Imperial second: Edmund
Connolly third; time, l:l4!. Third. ono
mile-Rapidan won: Charter second;
Falt!r third; time. 1:49. Fourth, five
and onc-haif !urlong4 = Bird Catcher
won; Flush second Mlnivor third; timo,
1:l0f. Fifth, five furlon2s-Loch Loven
won; Ma"oa accent; Geo Whiz third;
time. l:OJ.
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NOW For PEACE.
Ii Hung Chang Invested with Full Power
to Negotiate With Jarnn--uls Success
y Mt tho Chinese Capitol. Niial #El


to NnGotinte with Japnn--uIs Success
Mt tho Chinese Capitol. S'ls
LONDON. March 5.-Dlspatchcs from
Pekin 10 tho limos, which will DO pub.
lishcd tomorrow, confirm previous dis.
patches. outlining tho success Of ii
Hung Chang ut tho Chinu,o capitol.
Thcy say that nttor tho tedious telo.
graphing through tho United Statos
minister. Mr.. Charles Donby, tho toxt
Of Ii Hung Chang's credentials US
peace envoy hayo been accepted by
Japan. Ii Hung Chang VIVA
gircn nn audience by tho dowagcr ON.
press OF China yesterday In tho presence
Of tho privy council, who heartily sup.
ported tho mission upon which tho
Viceroy IL engaged. Prince kung,
prc,idont Of tho Chinese foreign office
aud unclo OF tho emperor Of China, al!
lonced all opposition by presenting pm.
pors showing that the failure OF tho
Chinese to ropulso tho Japanese wa,
due TO tho backward policy for which
they thclnselve, were to blanc and OK.
onorating Ii Hung Chang, who spoke
frankly about tho condition OF tho ON.
piro.
The powers OF Ii Hung Chang to no.
gotiatc for peace are believed to be com.
plc!e aud tho actual commission being
signed. he loft pckin to-day for Tion
Tain, where tho Japanese require him to
tranship for Hiroshima.
Mr.. John W. Foster, tho Anne rican
advisor OF tho Chinese, will join tho
viceroy to-day. SIZE
Under da,o OF Ticn Tsin to-day tho
Times Tomorrow will publish dos.
patch saying that disturbance, arc In.
crossing. Ono of the Chinese generals
in tho shan Tnng province was behcad.
cd by his soldiers for attempting 10 sup.
pross pillaec.
Similar troubles arc reported at
Hanan aud Lao Yang, noar Moukden,
which is probably taken.
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CALL TO SAroLLI.
He Is Wanted TO Suppress the Clan Ma.
Gael.

He Is Wanted TO Suppress the Clan Ma.
Gael.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.-Mgr.
satolli has received anonymous printed
petitions urging him to go to Chicago
and suppress tho operations OF a society
said to DO terrorizing tho Catholic com.
munity and threatening bloodshcd. The
reason OF the intlammatory document
was not understood until press reports
announced that the friends OF the MUIR
dered DR.. Cronin were pelitioning Mgr.
Satol!i TO go to Chicago and take steps
against tie C!an-na.Gael. Tho pape.
received here made no reference to DR..
Cronin beyond saying that tho score.
society had already murdered q man
and threatened to murder others There
was no written Communication to the
delegate except line on the margin OF
tue petition saying his presence in Chi
caco was imperative at once. Mgr.
Satol!i paid no attention to the anony-
nous appeal, and it is not his intention
to take any part in the revival OF the
Cronin agitation or to investigate tho
CIan-na.Gael. The subject is said to be
entircl: out OF his jurisdiction.
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"PERHAPs you would not think so, but
a very large proportion Of diseases in
New York comes from carolcssness
nbou. catching cold." says DR.. Cyrus
Edison. at is such simple thing and
80 common that very few people, un-
less 1t is case oil pneumonia, pay any
attention to cold. There arc grca.
many cases OF ca,arrh and consum p,ion
which have their origin in this neglect
OF tho simplest precaution OF every day
life. The most sensible advice Is, when
you have one, go. rid OF 1t as soon as
possible. by nil means do not neglect
it." Dr.. Edson does no. tell you how
to cure n cold. bu: We will. Take
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. It will
relieve tho lungs, aid cxpcctoration,
open the sccretions and soon effect n
permanent cure. % and so cent bottles
for sale by Charles Il. Goethe, Will W.
Irwin, John Klari. WIN. L. Williams, C.
Menkemollor. WIN. II. Hague. II. c.
Stewart. a. L. Schcele, J. Coleman, q.
Schnopf, VIM. Mcnkcmellcr, Wheeling,
W. Va. Bowio & Co., Bridgeport; B. +.
Peabody & Son, Bcnwood.
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rrnnInI.t. EXPLOSION.


y q
ANDERSON. I'm, March 5.-Tho most
destructive natural "a, explosion In tho
history Of tho Indiana "a, bolt occurred
hcrc at4 o'clock thl, morning. A S75,.
900 business block on tho court house
square was blown all ovor tho central
part Of tho city. In tho building wero
tho Cohen clothing stores, Pratber's
shoe store, Hadloy's drug store aud q
largo number Of business offices and
halls on tho upper floor.
Fire followed tho explosion, which
was like M earthquake, aud tho 70.
malns Of tho debris began burning
llorccly. Tho ontiro fro department
was called ont and prevented the flro
from reaching tho now court house.
Attorney Ballard and County Com.
missioner Metcali lived In rooms above
the Cohen Btoro, and 1t 10 feared thoy
have persisted. i.
Tho loss on tho building and contents
Ia total aud will roach 100000. Tho
frontu Of all business houses In tho
neighborhood Of tho explosion wero do.
.molished, paved streets ripped opun
and telephone cables torn down.
How the explosion occurred Is n mys.
tory. 1t was just about daylight that
tho shock was felt which shook every.
thing within tho corporate limits OF
Anderson, and sent pieces Of wood and
glass. Office furniture and bricks flying
in all dircction1.
In addition to tho demolition OF tho
Tcrhune block, tho explosion did much
damage 10 tho court house and other
buildings. which woro struck by mis-.
siles.
As soon rs the explosion took nlacc,
fire started In the ruins, but the flames
had little to work upon save wrockagc
and other buildings were not In danger.
The Terhune block was occupied on
the ground floor by Il largo clothing
store and several general merchandise
establishments, while the upper floors
wGro used for Offices.
The contents OF tho stores were scat.
tered everywhere, while not so much
as "A respectable line Of samples could
DO secured from tho ruins.
Tho buildings aud contents arc cover.
cd BY insurance OF more than 100000
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THE CUBAN REBELLION


Officially Ruportcdto DO About nt an Emu.
The Strongest Leader surrenders.
MADRID, March 5.-Dispatchos re.
ccivcd here from Cuba this evening say
tina: Vasuey. the chiei OF tine powerful
band OF 5rigands which has been oper-
ating in the province OF Matanzas, has
yielded hi, submission. This, it is
added, puts an end to tho rising in that
province, which was tho most formid-
able in the whole island.
In tho province Of Guantanamo. only
four rebel bands, numbering in all $50
meh. now exist. Several corps OF VOL
uuteers in Cuba have offered to assist
the governor general against the rebels.
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Tho Value of n PACKAGE,

I Tho contents OF q o5.cont package Of
simmons Livor Regulator will euro
many sick headache. It's tho wo.
man'a friond. 1T curod mo permanent.
ly Of alex headache. &c. s. Morris,
Brownsville. W. Va. Take 1t dry on
the tongue, or make tea. 8