davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
THIRTY-EoURTH DISTRICT.

Precinct 1-Inspector, d. ]. Lally (D.), FOG
Eleventh street; i1ages-John Keefe (D.), 215
Twelfth street; William Bannon (R.)
Precinct 2-Inspector, William Hughes (D.),
10 Lafayette; iudges-John Lucid (D.), 80
Lafayette; Marcus Ettling (R.), 142 Eleventh
street.
Precinct 3-Inspector, John H. Colbert (D.),
40 crocker; judges-Daniel C. O'Raurke (D9,
80 Mission; n. T. Macaffee tR.), 1907 Market.
Precinct 4-Inspector, Daniel Mahoney (D.),
10Y Valencia: judges-Edward J. Cusick lD),
Precinct 5-Inspector, Charles Healey Cd,
1904 Howard judges-John B. Lewis o., 1904
Howard; H. n. Chester tR-l 1919 Mission.
Precinct 6,Inspector, J. D. Grimm ID,
felsen D.), 133 Erie street; F. P. Duley
lR.), 1713 Mission street.
Precinct 7-Inspeetor, D. Carter D., 1921
Folsom street; judges-James Sorhsn ID
Fourteenth street; Peter Bourdette (R.),
1911 Folsom street
Precinct 8-Inspector, Benjamin NJ. Fuller
ID, 1904 Folsom street; judges-T. Mur-
ply lD.l, 1888 Howard street; J. Z. Kirby
Precinct 9-Inspector, Frank J. Cassidy
(Dl, 1926 Natoma street Judges, -,
I'D, -; J. G. Smith tR.), 1887 Mission
Precinct 1o-Inspector, Patrick Wbelan
%, 53 Hot avenues. .judges-Martin Fem
nell Jr. (D.), 27 Julian avenue; w. IL.
Thomas (R,l. III Julian avenue.
m pFrecienct 1l-Inspector. Edward Z. ppnckel
~, D Brosnan street; judges-John II.
kennard (D), sc Albion avenue; William
henry Usher (R.), SO Albion avenue.
Preclnct l2-Inspector, w. ]: Mahoney (D),
"a Dearborn street; judges-Charles Fleming
GD9, 3127 Sixteenth; Andrew d. Ing (R.), 10
Dearborn.
Precinct 13-Inspector, Joseph I. Twohig
20, oz sycamore street; judges-Christopne er
h hheehey tD9, ~ Sycamore; Charles d. ESta-
Precinct 14-Inspector, John f. o'Brien (D.),
21oA Capp street; iudges-Patrick Higgins
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Fortleth Assembly District.

First Precinct-162g-S1 Pine.
Second Precinct-31S Fern avenue.
Third Precnct-1623 Post
Fourth Precinct-16O3 Laguna.
Fifth Precinct-1S14 Laguna.
Sixth Precinct-21l3 Pine.
Seventh Precnct-210S Fillmore.
Eighth Precinct--1 9U4 Fillmore
Ninth Precinct-1517 Buchanan.
Tenth Preclnct-1802 Geary.
Eleventh PreoInct-2609 Bush.
Twelfth Precinct-2o09 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-2925 California.
Fourteenth Precinct-l400 Devisadero
Fifteenth Precinct-2535 Sutter.
Sixteenth Precinct-2903 Pine.
Seventeenth Precinct-14zS Central avenue.
Eighteenth Precinct-S09 Point Lobos avenue.
Ninteenth Precinct-1313 Point Lobos avenue.
Twentieth Precinct-360 Ninth avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
NEW TO-DAY.
rhirty-Fourth Assembly District

First Precinct-1517 Howard.
Second Preclnct-l533 Mission.
Third Precinct-46 Twelfth.
Fourth Precinct-111 Valencia.
Fifth Precinct-16S9 Mission.
Sixth Precinct-1731 Mission.
Seventh Preeinct--1609 Folsom.
Eighth recinct-11S Fourteenth.
Ninth Precinct sos Mission.
Tenth Precinct-235 Valencia.
Eleventh PrecInct-442 Valencia.
Twelfth PreciDct-543 Valencia
Thirteenth Precinct-567 Valencia
Fourteenth Precinct-2105 Mission.
Fifteenth Precinct 1875 Fifteenth.
sixteenth Precinct-NW. cor. 18th and Folsom.
Seventeenth Precinct-2235 Mission.
Eighteenth Precinct-S25 Valencia.
Nineteenth Precinci-SCS Valencia
Twentieth Precinct--934 Valencia
Twenty-first Precinct--2325 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
REGISTRATION PLACES.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
Twenty-Eighth Assembly District.

Twenty-Eighth Assembly District.
First Precinct-2O4 Mission.
Second Precinct-l7 Howard.
Third Precinct-40I Harrison.
Fourth Precinct-4I5 Folsom.
Fifth Precinct-229 second.
Sixth Prectnct--b03 Howard.
Seventh Precinct-522 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-142 First.
Ninth Precinct-1l2 First.
Tenth Precinct-52S Mission.
Eleventh Precinct-102 Jessie.
Twelfth Precinct-29 Stanley place.
Thirteenth Precinct-66S Howard.
Fourteenth Precinct-625 Howard
Fifteenth Precinct-665 Howard.
Sixteenth Precinct-24 Verona.
Seventeenth Precinct-43l Third.
Twenty-Ninth Assembly District.
First Precinct-36S Jessie
Second Preclnct-215 Stevenson.
Third Precinct-S50 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-l0I1R Fifth.
Fifth Precinct-753 Mission.
Sixth Precinct-22215 Natoma.
Seventh Precinct-7261a Howard.
Eighth Precinct-35l Mlnna.
Ninth PIecinct-30S1a Tehama
Tenth Precinct-213 Fourth.
Eleventh Precinct-716 Folsom.
Twelfth PrecincI-22S Fifth.
Thirteenth Precinct-l441z Clara
Fourteenth Precinct-729 Folsom.
Fifteenth Precinct-4S Ritch.
Sixteenth Precinc:-40S Fourth.
Seventeenth Precinct-104 Perry,
Eighteenth Precinct-421 Fourth.
Nineteenth Precinct-562 Bryant.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Forty First Assembly District.

First Precinct-14I3 Jackson.
Second Precinct-l702 HYDE.
Third Precinct-2009 Hyde.
Fourth Precirct-260115 Hyde.
Fifth Precinct-210S Larkin.
Sixth Precinct-l926 Polk.
Seventh Precinct-l708 Polk.
Eighth Preclnct-191S Pacific.
Ninth Precinct-2305 jackson.
Tenth Precinct-lS13 Vallejo.
Eleventh Precinct-2930 Octavia.
Twelfth Precinct-3l03 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-19l6 Union.
Fourte enth Precinct-2510 Steiner.
Fifteenth Precinct-260O1a Sacramento.
sixteenth Precinct-2926 Washington.
Seventeenth Precinct-3S99 Sacramento.
Eighteenth Precinct-27S3 Greenwich.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-Ninth Assembly District.

First Precinct-126 Hayes.
Second Precinct-217 Polk.
third Precinct-36 Grove.
Fourth Precinct-333 Golden Gate avenue.
Fifth Precinct-S1O Golden Gate avenue.
Sixth Precinct-329 Eddy.
Seventh Precinct-319 Leavenworth.
Eighth PIecinct-5U6 Larkin.
Ninth Precinct-402 McAIlister.
Tenth Precinct-609 Larkin.
Eleventh Precinct-Sl3 Larkin.
Twelfth Precinct-S37 Geary.
Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones.
Fourteenth Precinct-b1115 Jones'
Fifteenth PreciDct-51S Hyde.
Sixteenth Precinct-1030 Sutter.
Seventeenth Precinct-1005 Post.
Eighteenth Precinct-1224 Polk.
Nineteenth Precinct-l521 California.
Twentieth Preclnct-lS17 Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Tha Dixorce Cnnrt.

A complaint in divorce was lied on Friday
by Margaret A. Judge against Timothy F.
Judge. The latter is a member OF the nrm OF
Horn & Judge, wholesale butchers. The wife
claims q community interest in large amount
OF property which stands in Judges name.
Extreme cruelty is charged.
Judge Daingerield yesterday granted d.
vorce to Sarah Taylor from George Taylor, be-
cause of the latter's desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Forty-seoond Assembly District.

First Precinct-14 Golden Gate avenue.
Second Precinct-230 Taylor.
Third Precinct-224 Ellis
Fourth Precincr-137 Tavlor.
Fifth Precinct-440 Geary.
sixth Precinct-612 Post.
Seventh Precinct-52712 Geary.
Eighth Precinct-100s Bush.
Ninth Precinct-S09 Bush.
Tenth Precinct-1l35 Clay.
Eleventh Precinct-1 1O4 Clay.
Twelfth Preclnct-13l7 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-1311 California
Fourteenth Precinct-1426 Washington
Fifteenth Precinct-1834 Pacific
sixteenth Precinct-1141 Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-Eighth Assembly District.

First Precincs-9l3 Ellis
Second Precinct-607 FranSlin.
Third Pre- 1Inct-6l5 Meal lister.
Fourth Precinct-504 Grove.
Fifth Precinct-709 McAllister.
Sixth Precinct-l301 ELS.
Seventh Precinct-1529 Ellis.
Eighth PrecInct-1342 Turk.
Ninth PFecinct-1105 Buchanan.
Tenth Precinct--Sll Buchanan.
Eleventh Precnct-S21 Webster.
Twelfth Precinct-1105 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-177l Ellis.
Fourteenth Precinct-1209 Devisadero.
Fiftee nth Precinct-1e1S Turk.
Sixteenth PreciRct-667 Broderick.
Seventeenth Precincs-1602 Grove.
Eighteenth Precinct-2544 McAllister.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Twenty Ninth Assembly District.
rnirtieth Assembly District.

First Preclnct-46S Stevenson.
Second Precinct--251a Sixth.
Third Precinct-502 JeSsie.
Fourth Precinct-9391a Mission.
Fifth Precinct-506 MlHna.
Sixth Preciuct-1l9 sixth.
Seventh PreciEct-960 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-202 Fifth.
Ninth Precinct-2241z Fifth.
Tenth Precinct-l007 Howard.
Eleventh Precinct-239 Seyenth.
Twelfth Precinct-939 FOLSOM.
Thirteenth Precinct S36 sixth.
Fourteenth Precinct-43l1z sixth.
Fifteenth Precinct-92315 Harrison.
Sixteenth Preciuct-41O sixth.
Seventeenth Precinct-10S2 Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-Seventh Assembly District

First Precnct-339 Hayes.
Second Precinct-9aOak.
Third Preoinct-143 Page
Fourth Precinct-l7 Franklin.
Fifth Precmct-435 Hayes.
sixth Prec nct-50U Hayes.
seventh Precnct-5lS1a Laguna
Eighth Precinct-261 cIavia.
Ninth Precinct-1961 Market
Tenth Preeinct-614 Herman.
Eleventh Precinct-456 Haight
Twelfth Preenct-738 HAYES.
Thirteenth Preciuct-694 Fillmore.
Fourteenth Precinct-627 Haight
Fifteenth Preeinct-lBoothl, SW. corner Haight
and Devisadero.
Sixteenth Precinct-93O Oak.
Seventeenth Precinct-1216 Oak.
Eighteenth Precinct-2U9 scott.
Nineteenth Precinct-390 Baker.
Twentieth Precinct-1733 Oak
TWenty-tirst Precinct-1700 Page.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26

HoIrrs School fol- Boys, Burlingame. Sixth
year begins Aug. 4. Ira q. Holt, Ph.D., Mastera
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-sixth Assembly District

First Precinct-23l6 Fifteenth.
Second Prec!nct-251S15 Market
Third Precinct-222 Church.
Fourth Precinct-3439 Sixteenth.
Fifth Precinct-S796 Eighteenth.
Sixth Precinct-4l5l Eighteenth.
Seventh Precinct-4ll0 Eighteenth.
Eighth Precinct-4OS1 NfneIeenth.
Ninth Precinct-qS0 sanchez.
Tenth Precinct-361e Eighteenth.
Eleventh Precnct-Corner Twenty fourth and
Vicksburg.
Twelfth Precinct-4105 Twenty-fourth
Thirteenth Precinct-NW. cor Day and Sam
chez.
Fourteenth Precinct-225 Twenty-eighth.
Fifteenth Precinct-1434 Dolores.
Sixteenth Precinct-35I0 Mission
Seventeenth Precinct-43O6 Twenty-frst.
Eighteenth Precinct-S04 Douglass.
Nineteenth Precinct-San Jose and Ocean
avenues
Twentieth Precinct = Corner Sycamore and
Plymouth ave.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-Fifth Assembly District.

First Precinct-Corner of Clipper and Church.
Second Precinct-3645 1wenty-third-
Third Precinct-Corner Valencia and Twenty
third.
Fourth Precinct-3217 Twenty-first.
Fifth Precinct-NW. corner Mission and GATH
Sixth Precinct-2625 Mission.
Seventh Precinct-32Sl Twenty-fourth.
Eighth PTecinct-14U6 Valencia.
Ninth Preclnct-Thirtieth, between San Jose
avenue and Mission.
Tenth PrecInct-Alabama, between Precita
avenue and MonIcalm.
Eleventh Precinct-3l21 Mission.
Twelfth Precnct-32Sl Mission.
Thirteenth Precinct-46 RichlRnd avenue.
Fourteenth Preclnct-Liquri Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Forty-Third Assembly District.

EOrty-Th1rd Assembly O1SCr1C6s
First Precinct-lO7 Ellis.
Second Precinct-117 Powell.
Third PrecInct-306 Mason.
Fourth Precinct-146 Geary.
Fifth Precinct-22 Stockton place.
Sixth Precinct-4lS Powell.
seventh Precinct-505 Bush.
Eighth Precinct-620 Bush.
Ninth Precinct-605 Pine.
Tenth Precinct-33o Kearny.
Eleventh Precinct-S22 California.
Twelfth Precinct-9S0 Washington.
Thirteenth Precinct-1023 Clay.
Fourteenth Pre- cinct-1Sl0 Mason.
Fifteenth Precinct-l22S stockton.
Sixteenth Preclnct-22e15 Montgomery aven 10
Forty-Fourth Assembly District.
First Precinct-6O6 Broadway
Second Precinct-5l2 Broadway.
Third Precinct-1521 Mason.
Fourth Precnct-1512 Dupont.
Fifth Precinct-50S Fnhert.
Sixth Precinct-5O Bay.
Seventh p ecinct-21C6 Mason.
Eighth Precinct-2340 Mason.
Ninth PreciDct-73O Montgomery avenue
Tenth Precinct-lSI35a Mason.
Eleventh Precinct-17G6 Mason.
Twelfth Precinct-l602 Mason.
Thirteenth Precinct 5Q5 Taylor.
Fourteenth Precinct-17O2 Leavenworth.
Fifteenth Precinct-9l312 FilberE
Forty Fifth Assembly District.
First Precinct-3Ol11a Bush.
second Precinct-433 Pine.
Third Precinct-24 Drumm.
Fourth Precinct-1lS Ledesdorff.
Fifth Preclnct-612 Commercial.
Seventh Precinct-l24 Mon, gomery avenue
Eighth Precinct-109 Jackson.
Ninth Precinct-lO5 Washington
Tenth Precinct-342A Union.
Eleventh Precinct-15 Vallejo,
Twelfth PrecInct-Northeast corner Pacific and
Montgomery avenue.
Fourteenth Precinct-12O2 Montgomery.
w NJ. HISTO Re Ristrar of Voters.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Thirty-First Assembly District.

Thirty-First Assembly District
First Precincts Eighth.
Second Precinct-23 Ninth.
Third Precinct-l147 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-12S Eighth.
Fifth Precinct-1146 Howard.
sixth Precinct-l3O6 Mission
Seventh Plecinct-15S Eleventh.
Eighth Preclnct-215 Tenth
Ninth Pracinct-204 Eighth.
Tenth Precinct-z47 Eighth.
Eleventh Precinct-11O3 Howard.
Twelfth Precinct-1120 Harrison.
Thirteenth Precinct-1139 olson.
Fourteenth Precinct-1239 Foisom.
Fifteenth Precinct-4.3 3 Ninth.
Sixteen tn Precinct-l329 Harrison.
Seventeenth Preci nct-1439 Harrison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
MAX POPPER IS SUBDUEO
The Auditor Denies His Right
to Run the Election
Commission.
Inspectors and Judges Appointed in
the Thirty-FOurth and Thirty.
Ninth Districts.

Max Pepper, the Junta representative,
stirred the Election Commissioners up
yesterday by objecting to the manner in
which their business was handled, but he
was speedily subdued by Auditor Brod-
erick, who informed him tartly that he
was no running the meeting and that If he
did not like the way the meeting was con-
dGcted his presence could be dispensed
with.
Election officers were appointed as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
ThIrty-second Assembly District.


First Precinct--274 Brannan.
Second Precinct-b01 Third.
Third Precinct-718 Third.
Fourth Precinct-616 Fourth.
Fifth Precinct-524 Third.
Sixth Precinct-o2512 Fourth.
Seventh Precinct-540 Brannan.
Eighth Precnct-5151z Sixth.
Ninth Precinct-l05O Kentucky.
Tenth Precinct-1924 Bryant.
Eleventh Precinct-70f Brannan
Twelfth Precinct-742 Brannan.
Thirteenth Precinct-0b3 Bryant.
Fourteenth Precinct-l614 twentieth (Napa1
Thfrty-Th Assembly District.
First Precnct-2900 Twenty-first
Second Precinct-3U26 Twenty second.
Third Precinct-Sl42 Twenty-fourIh.
Fourth Precinct-1336 Alabama
Fifth Precinct-2SS7 Twenty-fourth.
Sixth Preciuct-.1GO6 Florida
Seventh Precinct-230b Bryant avenue.
Eighth Precinet-27D2 Twenly-fourth
Ninth Precinct-232l Humboldt
Tenth Precinct-Corner gath and Potrero ave.
see.
Twelfth Precinct-92l Illinois
Thirteenth Precinct-602 Railroad avenue
Fourteenth Precnct-1659 Fifteenth avenue.
fhteenth Precinct-Cor. Railroad and 14th avea
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special oorrespouJonce, dated Havana,
Cuba, August l6ihi
Couriefs have lust arrived Win
news Of crisis IN the prOvin cial gov
eminent Of the Republic OF Cuba.
There has been much tflction Tor
months between several high officers.
The climax came July 22nd, when tho
head quaftermnstet spoke rather plain.
~ to the president. CO... Mnndalay.
acting secretary OF war, resented this
and drew his revolver supposedly 10
avcnge tho insult to hia chief, The
quafictmnster also had supporters, anu
TOR ma Instant blnodshud seemed inov-
table. Hut the venerable PRESIDENT
aided by tho cooler heaIs present.
quickly restored % semblanco OF peace.
The old gentluman's ieelings, how
ever, were deeply wounded, aud be
imme jiatcly Announced his resigna-
ton.
All that night tho provisional gov.
eminent was 10 great danger OF igno'
mlnious dissolution, but the next morn
ing all complaints were beard. Diiief.
eacua were adjusted ana President Gle
norOs Withdrew his resignatiOu.
Trouble u over, for the present at least,
aud the wheels Of the government are
running smoothly.
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NEW YomS, Aug. 22-Thu World
tomorrow morning viii say A cam
rhiRn Of total destruction OF property
viii shortly be iunuguratei Ia Cuba
by tho Cubsns. Tue provisional gov
ofnment OF the Republic has 20 Of
dained In proclamation dated IA The
province of Santiago. July l3.h. D.
this destruction two-iOli oUleot u ~
be gained. Toe loss OF an immense
cash income 10 expected 10 shorten
Spain's warfare, anu the c0nNetHiou 81
tho Island into wildernoss to compel
her 10 withdraw her armies.
All classes Of property, whether Tor
elgn-owned or not, arc TO be treated
alike, rs all pay tribute 10 spain. Tho
destruction II laid ontiroiy on the need
Of the further ana complete ruin iog
spain OF the producing power Of Cuba.
The proclamation further prohibits
preparation Tor tho oIming sugar sea-
sou, either In planting, cultivation OF
care Of the sugar cane; ioiblde cane
grinding during tho coming season,
and holds all planters VINO disobcy all
or any part OF the proclamation 10 be-
traitors subject 10 tho penalty OF death.
The property Of all disoDeyefs IL u
be ooniiecAled and sold at the close Of
the war 60 eatisiy the indebtedness OF
tho Republic. Connscauon may, by
this PROCLAMATION, be applied TO tue
house and lands Of those who merely
have tho "intention" 10 violate Ito pro
Visions.
Con. Gomez Is commanded 10 notify
oil the military suD'chieis 10 Dggin nj
once tho rigid enforcement Of thts,
provisions.
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Of foreign nations 20 have their mef-
chant sbips enjoy certain privileges
which the American laws givB TO
American ships. The French govern.
munt also IA Interested tn the question,
and lie Gotefmination would apply TO
the extensive merchant marine scr.
vico Of Trent Britain anu dc m,uy
with the United States. The qucsliOu
has arisen In connection with . COM
paTauvely mlnor law posed by the
lat Congrcss, which provided that
small packages Imported Into this
country by vessels OF the United States
should be exprdilel In their shipment
across the country by not having 20
gO into bongCd warehouses; Et the port
Of arrival. II applies 10 presents anu
small personal packngee tont from
abroad, and not TO the bulE Of NOR
chAndise.
Secretary Carlisle hss proceeded 10
execute the law, although the intimn.
ton has been TINT lac would iuipehd
the law because II was IN connioi
with Treaty rights. Treasury tillolala
take tue ground, however, that the
quooti0n OF treaties IL not fur them 10
decide, and their only duty 10 10 en-
force the law As they NM II. They
received q letter from tue state depart.
meni calling attention 70 tho desire OF
thu foreign governments TO bo Included
Ia the privileges VI the law, 10 which
tho ttessury department replies that
the law gives no outhofiiy % extend
this privileges beyond the ships OF the
United Btatcs. This leaves the ques'
ton TO be determined by tho state de-
pafimeni, where the navigation anu
shipping provisions OF various tIeauol
with foreign Countries are telng locke
iutu
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run .unAs IN.unnEoTioS.
GsyIfr Promises 60 sweep the I.ia-a
from Lnd TO Eud,


HAVANA, Aug. 2s-Col. Tort, learn
Ing that the insurgents were sueamp.
ing In the vleinily OF oomtz, IA the
province OF Mntanzgs, orJvTed n
Cavalry charge ON tbs part oil the
Spanlsh forces. This result, according
20 the official advlccf, was decisive
victory over the IA eltgeniR. Tho
Cubans were compelled 20 ny for Their
lives, They left nineteen uvad on the
field, including Dr. BaoailGo and
Lawyer Galilln. Two prlaoncfs and n
large quantity OF ammunition were
captured.
According TO official advlces re-
ceivsd here, l5s insuEgents were
wounded at the recent engagement o.
BayAmo.
Capt. Gen. woyler is about TO ISSUE
a decree placing certain Limitations
and prohibitions upon tho next sugar
anu coffee crops. by this plan he
hopes 10 deprive the Insurgents OF
their resources ana bring the planters
to tho support Oi Spain. Capt Gen.
Weyler also announced MS Intention,
AZ soon ne rviEfarcemenis arrive rom
spain, TO coneeutia.e his forces ana
sweep the Island from emu TO enc, by
this means he hopes 10 SPEEDILY put an
end to the present instruction.
Report. have been received 10 the
effect that tho band OF the Cuban leac'
or ZauAga had attacked an exploring
train Ia tbs province Of Pinar del Rio.
Twelve soldiers were wounded.
A ROW IN THE REBEL GOVERNMENT,
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-The VOL
this morning publishes the following
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questions Pat TO AltgeId.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Ex.Congress.
man William ,. FoTman has written
Gov. a. T.. Altgold n sensational open
letter, In which no makes various
charges OF Teck lsssness In the handling
OF state money and declares that he
rs Democrat cannot support tho gov.
ornor for reelection. Among other
questions, Mir. Forman asks tho gov.
tTnoU
"why did you plauo the price OF the
nomination VI slaie treasurer al the
Peoria convention at $4,000, tho
money 10 DO used TO help your re-
election2"
"Why did you borrow $4,000 10
500, 900 Of Rulus Ramsey, state trea.
turer, now deceased, without paying
interesl2o
"what became OF your bills, II there
were any, between tno time OF official
scaling OF the state treasury vaults
after Ramsey's death, ami tho open.
ing OF the same when a successor was
Lhmeu2"
Mr.. Forman cites instances 10 which
Alleged has borrowed hundreds oil
thousands OF dollars to run the state
institutions, paying rs high M 7 per
cent intereat, anu asks. "Out Of what
appropriation have you paid the thou
sands OF dollars Of interest, or 10 bt
more explicit, under what appTopria'
ton do you propose to cover up?"
The letter declares that the governor
had practically wrecked the Demo
cratic party In Illinoip.
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KANSAS CIIY, Aug. 23.--Famlly
troubles caused William Kagan, CA
policeman OF Denver, Colo, 10 separ.
ate from his wife Two months ago,
Mrs. RagAn came to Kansas Guy with
her two chiidron nud went TO live with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Stark, at 22i
West Fifth street. Friday nignt
Rasan arrived In town. lie brought
II, 900 with him ami Mrs. Hsgan
seemed pleased 10 SEQ him, anu tho
family was seon Installed In lolginge.
When Rsgau awoko about G'clOcE
yesterday morning, his vile was gone
with Si0O VI hid money. Ragan r.
porleu the case to the police, but their
investigation proved that Mrs. Rngan
had been taken acrols the river 10 Tue
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FARMERS FIGur.
aaar:ea ON Traction Engine. They
Hush al Zach other,

hush NJ hach otuefs
KANSAS Cry, Aug. g3.-A special
to the Times from Leavenwerth, KaR.,
says;
Six miles west OF ToDgaDozie, 10
Jefferson county, two farmers engaged
In battle Saturday afternoon. mounted
on traction engines. Asa Tetult ole
man was MORALLY injured ana both
engines were wrecked. The thtesheTs,
one named Peat aud the other nameu
Stevens, nspifed TO do job OF tnresh-
ing for John Earhatt, who, through "a
misunderstanding, had engaged both
men to do the work. IL happened that
both OF the threAhers arrived ut the
farm at the tamo time, approaching
tue main gate from opposite dlgsollons.
At the gateway they stopped their
traction englnea and quarrel ensuod.
Then botn started 70 steam through the
gate at the came moment. A collision
resulted. Then both engines backed
of again and began jockying for posi-
tions. Another rush for this gate fol-
lowed, with thIottles wide open. The
reault was n terrific collision. One en-
glno was thrown into tho air land FELL
back upon tho other. Stevens WAS
caught between his engine aud the
water.tank and go badly crushed that
bo cannot live. The other engineer
escaped. There have been no arrests.