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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-10
Seferrei d un9arn.

Seferrei3 ln9arn.
2onoon, 2. Mdrs.
Cine @iencr Sepei6e an bic Sines
meloet: genn man Ii6 erinnert, oaB
Die GOni9in=3esentin Don Spanien
cine Dlterreidiibe Grsber,oein 1T, 10
be9relft man, oaB Die Gage in Spanien
bier NIT 9ans beionoersm SntereHe
oerfolgt miro.
9tab 9lnii9t Der vNeuen Sreien
prelle" beIinoet iib Spanien in falt
perswelfelter Sage. SrOB oes suoer.
lt6tliben Zones Der ipauliden 3eitun.
be5Delfelt oas Slatt, oaB Spanieu es
nit ben Ser. Staaten auinebmen
tonne. Spaniens einsige Soifnuna
lie9e oeshalb in einem entiteioenoen
mllitdriiaeu erfol9e auf Cuba. Die
rNeue 6reie Prene" bsoauert aud bic
AbberuIung BON Wartines Gampos.
Spanteu.
Waorib, 90. Geb.
Der ipaniIde Miniiterprdiioent,
Senor 9anouas bel 9altiuo, duBerte
lta beute betreifs oss tiirilihen Dor.
9ebens oes amsritaniiben Senats be.
Siialia Guba's mie folst: Yis iebt bat
pralioent @leuelano ri6tig sebanoelt,
einerlei, mas man iiber Die bonn ameri.
taniiden Senat ssiaBten 8eiolutio.
nen iaaen mag.
Senior pioal iaste: Die Gage Der.
lan9t rubig Slut. 9t,nerita bat nab
allen Srdu1en oes S0lterreates teinen
Vorpano, Die cubaniiden Hebellen
an3uertennen. SieIslben iino peri-
table yanoiten uno 9lnarbilten.
@taorio, 3. Mdrs.
Der Correspondent bes sSmparcial in
Sapana meloet, bab baielbit ben auf
Guba besiigli6en RsiOlutionen oes ames
ritanlihen &On9rehss seriuge 9i1tis.
teit bel9elest Deroe.
8eneralcapitlu Wepler bat Der He.
sieruns telegrapbii9 mitsetbsilt. oab
er furs Grlte Die ibm bon Der Gegie.
runs an9ebotenen geritdrtlnsen bon
%, 900 Wann Sruppen ni9t brau9e
Wtaorio, 4. Wars.
Sn amtlidsn 3reiisn slaubt man,
oab prdlioent Glepelano Die pom Ser.
St.=@OnsreB angenOmmene Guba.Re.
lolution nlht gutbeiBen ipirb.
8eneral gSeDler bat Der Reaieruua
cine Sepeide be3iisIib Der 9lngelegen.
belt ilberianot uno biniibtlib Der sSraae
Der Snteroention Der Imeritaner Der
Spifnung Gaum se9ebsn. oaB es niat
nOtbis leln weroe su ben duBerltenWaB.
reselnSu lbreiten. Sn Sapana lei man
ou daus ni6t beiorgt. Sn Der leBten
wi6ti9en Sdla6t swiiten ben ipani.
lten Sruppen uno ben Sniurssnten In
Suba, in lpelber 8sneral Yaraos bic
Snlurgenten ansrift. bic Die ,ioa.
cubanllbe &esieruns" beI9iiBten, bat.
ten Die Spanier 10 5oote uno Ysrwun.
Oete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-10

Die Siiie Der &iinitler, oeuen I'M
b. Sabre bon Der franSOliihenGe9 e9lerun9
glusSeihnun9eu Derlieben pOrosn lino.
wuroe beute perOisntllbt. Sic ent.
bdlt nur bier Gamen. Der einSl9e
glmeritaner oarauf 1T Der Sbiermaler
gSilliam s.. SOpe bon Nsw Dori. gr
erbielt Die qlussei9nuus zines ), Officer
d. Academic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-10

Sn Dem &Oblenberawerte &lsppbas
bel &atbOwiB. in YreuBIid=S6lsiislb
1T 6euer ausgebro6en. Die 2ei6en
BON elm uno Siuan5is Spfern iino be-
reits an Die Sberpa6e sei6aift, aber
oas S6idial Der pom aussangsida6t
ab9eidnittenen Sersleute, oeren 3abl
se9en bunosrt betrdst, lit nod niat be-
tdnut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-10
Snbmm, Soma, Senaag, bcm TO- ARdr5 1896. &c., 1885.

gtatoem Die Mitglieoer Der 2inten
oa9egen prOteitirt uno ertldrt batten,
oaB Die &e9ieruns in slntlaseitanb
periebt peroen miife, oaB oas Yubli=
fun bereAti9t lei gu erfabrsn, per iiir
oas nn8liif in 9lbehpnien perantuort=
lib 81 MAIDEN lei, pertaste li6 Die
Sammer bis CUR @rneunung zines
neuen Gabinets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-10
q u fralien.
Qnnhnn g NR1r,

Cine bier einselaufene prioatoepe.
ibe aus brisbane entbdlt bic Nahridt,
oaB Stiirme uno llebsri6nsmmuus.n
in Der Saienltaot Sopnspiae uno
llm9eseno, i'm noro6itlibsn Sbeile BON
Queensland, 9ewaltigen Shaosn on.
seribtet baben. IS limb in benz Dor.
ti9en Saien iisbsebn 6abrssuse unter.
se9ausen. zines nit Der gelabuna
mo idmmtliden paiiasieren. Die
SGuier am Stranoe Iino 3srItort tpor.,
Den. Der ourb ben Yerlult BON pierl
puila9ierOampferu anseridtete Sda.
ben miro auI $1,000, 900 abseiddst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

wAAuSuToS, March 5.-At the
opening OF the House to-day, ut the
request Of Hit, the chairman Of the
foreign affairs committee, ths Senate's
request for conference on the Cuban
resolutions was agreed 10, but the
Speaker did not announce the con.
ferences,
A bill was passed on motion Of Gros.
vonof (Rsp., Ohiol 10 make tho ma
tional military PARIS national fields
for maneuvtes OF tho regular army
and the militia OF the states under
regulations prescribed by the secretary
OF war.
Hartman (Rep., Mont) made an
attack on President Cleveland In the
House late this afternoon for his
Hpsech before tho Presbyterian Home
Mission board In New York, which,
he declared, was u SANDER on the
Western States and grossly improper.
Powers Rep, VII aud Miles Dem,
Md.l Attsm pied To call Hartman 10
order, but Hepburn In the chair do.
clinei TO inlotfer. In concluding his
attack Hartman declared tho greatest
need Of a missionary existed In this
White House.
Hartman declared that Mr.. Cleve.
land had insultei the Western States,
his purpose being 10 create n sentiment
against the admission Of territories
which held views opposed TO his. All
attempts to suppress Hartman failed
lie carried his point ami completed his
speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
ruRgE noKE snIPs.
useat Activity 10 the tramp. shin.
yards.

ImmApELpitiA, March I. - Al
though the Ufiicisls at Ctamp's ship.
patds say they have received no
spsuial orders 10 rush the three war.
ships, the Massachusetts, Brooklyn
anu the lows, 10 completion, because
OF tho pending trouble with Spaiu,
there Ia nevertheless IN air OF activity
about the yati that contrasts strongly
vita the recent dullues- tuefe,
The MassachuseIts, n sister ship OF
the diana, Will be given hct prelimi.
nary Tea trial Rb0ut the miJdle oi
April. Sue l. practically ready Tor the
ltip, only needing two NJ her big
thiTteen.inoh guus 10 complies her
armament. rhUse are expected TO hr'
rive from the Washington gunshOps
within few dAys.
Tue cruiser Brooklyn has oil Of her
main mAcuiuufy 10, aud the work on
her protective ducE II rapidly progress
sing. A. she carries no ueayy armour
she will not he uut oct 70 the delays en-
cUuntofed 10y the MatsacnusUtts.
Tue batlicsntp Iowa IL Hiill on the
stocks, nud ncr launch has been Fixed
Tor Mafcn gSth, She II being plated W.
Under iair conditions she could bt
completed, n baily needed, In about
Elk months. The Iowa will be tn,
most powerful ship IN tue United 5la'c'
navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
TN nMoMN TRIAL.
Der sou nsrss Accused ofHsNinE uom'
uiittsd Perjury.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a sen
satioual Incident closed thu evening
aession OF the clerical court before
which the Rev. Dr. e., .. Brown 10 on
trial. Mfs. Sarah b. Cooper was
granted the privilege OF saying few
words 10 the council, anu IN n voice
trembling with Indignation she nc
cused Deacon Morse Of having sworn
falsely before the court Morse had
lust left the witness stand. His most
important assertion hAd been that hts.
CoupsT had informed him that Mtt.
~ oKt0n was dlsreputsblo woman
Mts. Cooper replied uuuet OATH that
ahs uad never made such n remark
and had never, in casual way, de-
scfibui Mrs. 5toCkton's character with
Morse. Morse testified ~ another Inn
pottAnt fact IN the case. lie fully cor
foboTated Mrs. dt0cston Ia her charge
that the Rev. DIR. Brown, contrary TO
the rules Of the First Congregational
church, bapliZed her In private. None
further succeeded ia throwing a die
agreeable shadow over one part Of
the testimony Of Miss Matte
Oyerman aud involving her and uo
accuseu pastor In - strange contTAdic-
ton, Mtss OveTman HwOTe that alter
the blackmsil money had been paid 10
AIrs, Davidson the Rev. DR.. Brown
met Miss OvetmAn on Pine and
| Kearn-y streets and walked with her
| out OF Pine to Mason anu down Mason
TO the church. Morse swore last night
that DR.. Brown told him he went thst al
tornoon 10 the school which Miss over
man WAS attending. He met her there
aud together they walked down keat'
ney TO Goary anu 10 the nome OF MIS-
Davidson, After making this startling
assertion Morse was shOwered with
questions, as every member Of the
council saw ths effect Of tue vital con
tradioliOn In the two stories.
The other testimony OF the evening
session mad only n remote bearing upon
the main Issue. Tho record OF Mrs
Davidson was placed before the coun'
oil and an effort was made W show
that her agents had attempted TO bTlbe
woman " pose AZ Mrs. Baddin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

HAVANA, March I-Aeoording TO a
dispatch from Piaoetas, province Of
santa Glars, n number OF inturgents
recently invaded an estate near San
Paulo, fastened live lzbOrofh 10 tbs pil-
lars VI the oyrtsect's house, aud then
EEL Dire 10 the building. Tue uniouu.
nate labOTors were all burned ~ death,
Que Of them was volunteer.
The guubOat MeusnjoT, which II At
ManimRr, BAHIA HOnua, was attacked
by about 900 insurgents IA TOW boats
VINO made an attempt to board her Auu
capture her. The gunb0Rt was brayely
deieuued by thc lweivu sailors OF tue
crew and by Commander Button, who
succosded la beating Oti tue attacking
IAtty.
Gen, Melguizero reports that hv
fought Ant0uia MaceJ al Caslguas, In
Havana province, aud that when tho
insurgents TstreEGod they lett thirty
Killed,
Generals Pratt and Arolas also re-.
port that thVy fought tbs force Of
come today nj 5AtaDano, ON this toTi.
err u MAlRnEhs province, Including
the band Of LA Crete anu others. These
forces, the official report says, weT,
routed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
HAYon surGo runIoUs.
ne Lcarns That ro-tofilcr Authorities
seize ITS Letters.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.--Mayor
Sutfo was furious when he heard Of
the seizure by the p1stOliice authorities
uf hie communications 10 tus congress
men aud senators al Washington,
warning them of the schemes of HUI
tiuFtun 10 compass the passage OF the
iun4iug oil.
His anger was 0cCEslouel not %
muun by the stopphse Of tue letters NJ
from the tact that he had not been
notified by the postmaster Of tue SELF
ufe, lie gOupidoruu that the holding
" the letters had caused the lJss Of
valuable time In the iight sgaiusi the
funding bill aud that he should have
been told that the department cousid.
cred the envelopes Objectionable, ~
that he might have devised olhet
means % placing tuvm iu the hands OF
the members Ut Congress.
rhe Inscription On the envelope TO
which the postal authorities object u,
Ia the opinion NJ the mayor, nothing
] but tue * PRECISION " truth anu there
| tore not IN tho lpsst liuelous Or .curfl-
| luul. lie believes that thn statement
| that Huntington "wOulI not steal a
/ red hot stUvtn with the Inference That
| no might be capable " stealing some.
| thing more valuable and easy handled,
10 be- stTutly M accordance with YER
scity, iu the light OF past oycnis, and
wonders that tue post. illco SHOULD seize
| upon SUCH an expression 10 stop the
| miasivts 70 tue men he Wishes 10 reach,
al havs not the least desire 10 break
tho laws ana regulations Of tue post
| utiice Department. sai1 the mayor,
"and u they insist that shall seud ~
more such Letters through tbs mall, l
snail bow 10 their drcision. But tnAl
Will not stop tho b. mbatdmuut VI mem
Bsts u Congress, VINO We below 10 b'
capable OF giving way 10 railroad IN
tlIuLCr.
"ihese objections from certain mem
brts OF Congress convince ms more
than ever that w have Huntingdon %
down grace. lie naturally objects 4
DO shown up asa fobUef and 10 resort
iug 10 oil tufts Of trioka 10 keep us ffuu
t,scblug tue oars of tbs congrrssmel
anu senators.
"l could have made millions b.
combining with HuntingtJn In hi
iulquitous schemes, tut l would not d
itsud uOw ho 10 rUs0ttiug 10 all sorts q
trickufy anu lies 10 break down III
ilIunCs have brought TO bca
AGAINST him. That mau 10 the bigge'
liar In America today and the mnlufll
VI the people In this country know H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
MINES And MINING.
CIYrESSlALEUREK, GOES
Judge Colbirn Has Made q J lm'
preston IL 10, Windy GU "A
Letter Received, says so.

To-Day business on tho Stock Ex-
change was confined 70 the unlisted
stocks; that II, 20 TAT "a sales are con
corned; tho whole schedule Of listed
properties being ran over without
transfer being made.
Figures on Centennial. Eureka went
skyward, but despite a bid Of i69.2j iot
100 shares, which was wanted bRily
by QUO OF the brokers, the holders OF
the stock ut nrst demanded 500, then
lgJ, and finally they sgreed 10 part
with the required number NJ shares at
$50, but below that they obstinately re.
fused to go. The result was that nc
salcs were recorded.
Dalton and Lark showed up quite
cOrsp icuousiy, but beyond that hc'
complishrd nothing, Notwithstanding
tue fact that buyer aud seller were but
one cent apart; 80 cents being asked
with ~ bid. MANN ith was offered at
ig.lj. white bids OF $40 Tor H. were
quite numerous. p0bseBo's OF Sun.
shine could have parted with atty
shares at i3gg4, hut as tue brokers sre
never very anxious to sell lees than
board lot-lOO shEtet--Ihe offer re-.
manned uuuoticed. one hundred or
more shares could have brought $500,
but the figure demanded was ss,S5.
The call Of unlisted stocks opened up
! with a raid on Dalton, % the extent Ut
lB.6UU thAtrs being s1lj-A,OOJ at -
c-uts Rud (. 5ulat4. Little PiItsuu,s
followed with iultvatiUns OF down
ward tendency aul It wins passed. With
Out sale. A. the call proceeded, how
ever, BroEet Hili succeeded In ditpos-
ing Of 1000 shates at cents. Gas
realized sale Of 1000 SHARES nj III
cents.
The closing ngures were a' follows
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

NEW YOmS, March "a Herald
dispatch from Havana ssyt:
Small FOX has been added to the
horrors existing m CUBS, according TO
communication t. c,ivud ny surgeon
General wyman, o tue Marine hosph
tai service from ID. Caminero, at san
tlagO.
Ia hls report DR.. Cameron say; IN
general order hss been issued ~ tue
authorities 10 all the pfacticing
physicians Of the town n report any
case VI email pOK presenting ltscll iO'
the putp zee Of scnling any tuch case
toa email uox hospital, prov ded ~
the municipality uutsiie Of tbs CITY
limits, but this mea.ute will not pre-
veut, IN my Judgment the develop.
nOut u the terrible disease " II shouli
iufthot appear amypgu'.
"NO quarantine " enforced upon The
cOastiug steamers coming from the
port VI ManEaniilo, where smallpox u
epidemic, and mUst likely some pas
arugefs will arrive with tbs disease Ia
it, Ieriod VI incubation, which later on
Will develop into more " lees mAliE'
uAut form Ut smallpox. Yellow fever
stems .tlOnary, and ~ tue uoops nt'
now Ia active operation IN tne held,
those taken with II are carried u th'
provincial hospitals established In Ih'
surrounding cou utfy,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

hours notice, by urIer Of Bnmwell
Booth, aui boarded tho MUuriic a.
Liverpool the following Dag. very
muoh enjoyed tue trip over with The
exception " the two lsst Jays out,
which were decidedly unpleasant,
owing 10 the ships battle against wiuu
and wave"
Col Nicll sait that the purpose
" Commissioner Carleton war,in part,
TO arrange matters ~ headquarters here
aud take charge during the abscuce Of
the new mmRnder, who c0mttm'
plates making tour Of the various sta
tons throughout the country.
The commander was driven 10 the
national headquarters ~ Fourteenth
street where Eva G., Booth wAs await
iug his arrival, a long conference fol.
lowed. The result Of the conference was
not made public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
NIen,.rn. uannI comp.ny.

NEW YORK, March 6.--Tho Herald
this morning uAys:
The Nicaragua canal company met
yesterday, but the proceedings OF the
directors were not maue public Yet
the object Of the meeting And the mat
tors discussed had very important
bearing on tue report OF the commits
sion OF engineers which was scat to
PAuSma By the government TO ~. 5tt
whether or not the Unltel states
would be- justified Ia becoming the
guaTantOr for the success Of the under
taking. Tho canal company il deter
mined 10 contest the report Of the COM
mittee which was uniAvorable TO the
work OF the engin eers OF the company.
The directors declare that the govern
msnl engineers instead OF making a
thorough study OF tho whole rou to
OF the canal, decided that they
would not 60 over tho glUunu covered
BY the great lock NJ which the ohisi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
Nav minIur ,empanIss.

The Edison Odd Miniug company
is one VI the latesy adluncts 10 UIah's
mining Incorporation. Ito capital
stock il placed NJ Sl,OOO,OOO divided
into 81 shares. Tue company owns
the following properties In tue Camp
Floyd anu PeepstOnr mining districts;
Uab, COtbelt, Diamond, kiItie,
Helen, Edison, Franklin, Fulton,
Howe, Nellie and YauKee. The in.
corporalots are w. IL. Crawford Of
Cedar Valley, Utah, Is, +. stewart,
Don q. W. Musser, NJ. NJ. FaTnsworIh,
W. IA. Sanders, Sperry Lawson, Il. l..
5lmous, n. ID Marlger, l.. q. MsrigrT,
James II. Hay, Lawrence $. Mariger,
W. Ii. Crawford, all Of Salt Lake Ciy,
Tho officers ana directors are james Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

LONDON, March IA dispatch 10
the times from Madrid sayG Ncgotis.
lions are on foot tor France 10 support
spain automatically IN tue Cuban ai-
fair, IA return TOT concessions In MOT.
Coco, including the French occupation
OF Iuat, the extension OF the coucus-
sions lot Spanish railways ~ tue French
group hlidiugs, anu the putchahc VI
s25, GUO, 900 VI Cuban bonds IRON Spain
by n PARIS syndicate to provide funds
ioT the Cuban war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

NEW YORK, March "a special to
the Herald from Cadiz, spain, says:
Numerous civil guards both horse
anu foot, took up positions facing the
American consulate and occupied the
nsighboTing approaches, owing To tue
projected students uemy nsttaIlOn.
Others were stationed at various CEN
tiers in order To prevent any cJncen'
liatl0n on the part Of those engaging
Ia the proceedings. Later ON the
guards were Withdrawn tfom Mo
streets and some were posted inside
tne consulate.
Tho government 10 determined TO
stop every denomination, Tho United
states cOpsul has been received every.
wnvrO with tlAfked attention aud ho
expressed his extreme qualification
al the measures taken by the author
tiles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
FRon CHICAGO.
The Secretary OF the nininE Heard
There, saws JudEe CoibOrn HAS
made . Good InpTs.sten,


The following letter from n. Bur.
holder, seCtstaTy OF the Chicago MINI
ing aud Mineral Board, was received
by Colonel Jonn w. Donnellau today,
aud READ At thu stock EXcnaIge!
Dear Strive have had the pleasure
OF a brief visit from Judge ColbJrn Of
your Exchange, While here he delivered
an Instructive address before this Board
regarding tho mineral wealth Of Utah,
which / have no dOub. will bo produu-
two ~ no little good q the mining inter
eatB Of your ) ate. Tho Judge Is almost
tho hrst western gentleman specially
Interested in mining who has come boz
fore us without any particular interests
to serve and IA copsequence, his
visit has been specially inter-
e,ung. His presence hero In his
representative capacity and his talk with
u. will do much toward calling the at
tontiou OF Chicago investors TO The lavish
mineral wealth NJ your state and to
bring us into closer business rotations ~
ou- mutual advantage and profit
II ] gan ue oi any service 20 you In any
way / beg you viii not hesitate to com
maud mo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
IRON HAwAII.
Regular ss..ion OF tho Legislature
OBtued.

onfheus
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-The
steamship Australia has arrived,
bringing the following AdVioes TO the
Associated Pres;
Honolulu, Feb. 26.- The regular
session OF the legislature commenced
on the 10Th instant Tho president
read his message, which contained
nothing Of radical nature anu but few
recommendations.
The m0st important bill Introduced
90 far In an act TO provide for the license
OF opium. Lump sums are to be
charged for tue privilege and duty OF
80 pound 10 10 be levied. In certain
circles much opposition has been
aroused aud the bill will probably not
become law.
On the morning Of the 18Th, previ-
Gus TO the opening Of the Legislature,
the bennington left port Tor target
practice. She returned TO port two
DAYS later. Her officers we're invited
10 DO present at the ceremony. Their
uon.accsptAnoe is looked upon here as
another insult to the Hawaiian gOv.
eminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

IEs Nam, Suggested for the American
salvation Army.

NEW York, March 5.-rho "Chtis-
tiau CfusHue" n tue name suggested
by Baliiugtou booth Tor the new evan
gelicnI movement which the former
commander Of the 5aiyauJn Army
hiss pledged himsoi ~ lead. This ucu-
utus u the "Chtisiian Crusade j.
The little band Of Long lslanders, the
Sea Chii c0tps, VINO deserted IN b9ly
following their tilicer Captain Mt
mous, aud On Tuusduy sent telegram
10 the Booths NJ Mont Clhit, announce
iug themselves a. AN independent body,
and inviting their former leader 10
assume command. Ballingtnn Blolh
ut once telephonud an acceptance, sent
.grmet 5alvationist, Captain Seake,
to take charge, aud suaigntwAy the
career Of tue infant organization began
with tho hiring OF hail, the QUE
selected being the former barracks OF
the defuno, 3 salvation Army, Sea cum
| cofps. ItisHai1 that BailingIon Booth
will ut once establish paper In uppo-
| sltion to the famous War Cry aui u
will be "run up to date" IN all evan
gcllc matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05
THE CUBAN Wan.


NEW YoRK, March IA special 20
the Herald from Havana says;
Nobody has paid much attention to
rsuotts iIOm the held ~ to operations
Ia ely. Washington and Madrid have
neon the sole centefs Of interest. Yet,
within few days, Gomez and Maceo
h.y, achieved O.net OF their successes
In the lace OF strong opposing columns
which have made the world wonder
now II can dc done.
General Weyler, apparently beliey-
ing he had driven lhUm 20 their strong
mold In the everglades Of Cienaga de
Spapala has teen huTrying thousands
Of troops into Santa Clara ny land aud
sen with one purpose Oi hemmlng his
enemy in Mt that point, Gen. PandO,
ia command In Santa Clara, only
awaited tho arrival Of those troops &
strike hard blows. But Gomez and
Maceo having left In the everglnde-
bospltas I'LL their wOuuded and III,
taksu east from their raids in the
western provinces, strengthened their
forces with new troops fresh from
Puerto Principe aud San Diego and
then. while the 5paulsh batialiOns were
On route 10 catch them, they une1-
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EnrInna mn., o. c.rslnI.

NEW York, March 6.-Admifal
Richard W. Meade, In a lecture on
"rhu Caribbean Sea" SAIL that 10 case
Of trouble between the United States
and Great Bfitain over Venezuela the
fret shot fred In anger Will s1uui thc
death knell OF the British empire.
Discussing the Cuban question he
rRid that CUBS should bear tue came
relation to Spain that Canada ucats 10
the british empire.
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engineering d fiicullles OF Tue whole
canal present themselves, but woulu
20 around this and proceed on the other
side.
The contest OF the report will De-
maize on tll8 om Bsion, for the govern
mrut engineers declare that here the
estimates Of tue cJmpauy's engineers
are too low.