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NO NEWS, BAD NEWS
For the spani,h-iIellrf that tho In,ur-
gents are GniuIng Ground,

HAVANA, Nov. lI.-No news, official
or othcrwose, Is obtuinablc here Concern
Ing tho movement OF Captain General
Wcyler and his army, which Is supposed
to be In pursuit OF the insurEent forces
under Antonio Mnceo, IN Tho province OF
Plnar del Rio. No news from n Spanish
force In the field. m u rule, means bad
news and the Insurgents are making the
most OF the situation by circulating re-
ports OF Spanish defeats. In truth, how
eyer, thcrc seems to DO ground for tho
belief that the captain general has not
met with the success he anticipated, and
While lie IS reported to be moving along
the northern part OF pInnr del Rio An
tonic Maceo Is said to DO south OF him
and not far from the trocha. or military
line, which would Indicate the pOsslbill-
~ OF the insurgents turning the Spanish
Hank and making II difficult for the cap
tain general to return TO Havana. This,
however, Is conjecture, no news being
allowed TO leak out from the offices OF
the headquarters stan In the palace.
From private source, this afternoon,
IL was said that Maceo. hitherto under
stood tn be occupying positions between
Cnndelarln and ArtcmlSa, had moved
south OF tho former town, going vest
"dlh ApN uluS lUt mountains pl Niuunt.
Another rumor IS that he Is pushing q
strong force through the swamp9 south
OF the trocha. Both reports are given
Tor what they ure worth.
On the other hand, II IS no longer de-
MED that the insurgents have captured
the two quite important towns OF Cas-
corro mud Gualmara, in Puerto Principe,
rs intlmatcd some time ago in these DIS
patches, In spite OF official denlnlq to the
contrary. and there Is no doubt that an
lnsurgent army OF about 10000 men Is
advancing upon the city OF Puerto PrIn-
cipc. capital OF the province OF that
name.
1t Is said that Antonio Mnceo received
slight flesh wound In an engagement
at LeChuZA. The lnsurgena general has
again established a position at Brujo
In the Druj!to mountains. The leader,
Vidal DucaSsis. brother OF an .nsurgent
brigadier, It Is further said, has been
seriously wounded and was carried TO
the Brujito mountains. Black smallpox
IL alleged TO be raging In the ranks OF
the insurgent forces In Plnar del Rio.
The noted leader, Pcrico Delgado, Is
reported to have been seriously wound
ed In the right lung with Mauser bull
let and has In consequence developed
consumption. The chief OF Maceo's
stan, General Jose Nero ArEentcr, q
man OF great influence among the In
surgents, Is still another reported VIC
tim OF a serious wound. received at
Saroa. With other wounded leaders. he
was carried to Bio Hcnendcz. = retrca,
in the swamp.
Maceo's forces. It Is alleged. have been
divided and distributed In different
parts OF the province on account OF che
active pursuit kept up by the Spanish
and much confusion has resulted In the
distribution OF ammunition. many OF
those having Mauser tlhes receiving
Remington cartridges and vics versa.
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THE BLIND SEE LIGHT
With the Aid OF Lie x Rnys-Edison reri-
fies the DLscoyrry.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Thonlas a.
Edison has verified the experiments re-
ported TO have been made In San Fran
cisco. in which by means OF the cathode
rays blind boy has been enabled TO dis
tinSuIsh light. Edison experimental
last night on two subjects, both blind,
from Newark. n. ]. Many tubes were
tried each with increased strength and
finally the subjects were enabled TO dis
tinSuIsh flashes. One OF the men was
able after time 10 say when the light
was turned on and OF. The most suc-
cessful results were attained wiki the
aid OF red globe, and It Is Edlson's in
tent!on to continue experimenting In this
line until much more satisfactory results
arr arrived at, which he confidently pre-
diets will be soon.
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SPANISH MINISTER
On the Situation In Cubn-Says Reports
Arc Sensational.


WASHINGTON. Nov. F.-Thc Span
lsh minister, Scnor Dupoy de Lone. does
not expect to hear OF any decisive battle
In CuhFl unless the Spanish troops should
he SO fortunate AS TO corner the Cub1ns.
He says that Macco has no force with
which he can give battle. The Spanish
troops. he thinks. will have to chase the
insurgents from place 10 place, destroy
:hetr supplies and plantations and pre-
vent them from reaching the sea where
they can secure new supplies.
In case General Weyler's troops were
able 10 get the insurgents In corner.
there may be battle OF some import
ance. but otherwise the Spanish ntDIst.r
does not look for a pitched battle. He
says the fighting must be like Fighting
Indians here, driving the insurgents
from one cover 10 another. He does not
look fO- Important advlCes from Cuba.
except possibly the death OF Maccn,
which he believes, would mean the end
OF the war. lie estimates the force
which Nacco Is able TO collect and con-
troll at three 10 four thousand.
The subject OF h"StlItisS between
Spain and the United States was men,
toned and the Spanish minister met II
with n gesture OF derlSion. and dccla rcd
It was sensational. He said that in this
country there were jIngo!stS who want
cd 10 make Uncle Sam great bully.
whereas he was n pcaceable and good
natured gentleman.
There were IN Spain q class OF lingo
lists who were OF the same kind and whu
were always anxious to stir up trouble.
lie said that SpaIn's position was to take
care OF her own and defend herself, and
that was what sh- was doing now.
The Spanish minister Is well pleased
with the success nt the Spanish loan.
He received 4 cable message to-day say
Ing that more than sI00g0O.O0O had been
subscribed. which h. says refutes ;he
assertion that Spain IS u poor and bank
rupt nation unable longer TO carry on
the Cuban war.
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BOSTON, Mass. Nov. Thames J..
Corbctt said Tonight that II no larger
offer was made between now and Fri
day he should accept the offer OF Prcsi-
dent GcnslinSer. OF the Bohemian
Sporting Club, New York. to fight
FItzslmmons.
Cor5ctt received two dispatches to-
day,one from Warren Lewis and anoth-
er from Dan Stuart. asking him not to
Sign until they had seen him. Lewis
VIII come here on Thursday and Stuart
will arrive in New York later In the
week. but COrbett declares he Will ac-
ccpt none but the largest offer. In con-
clusion he said that he could be ready
for match inside OF two weeks, II
necessary, but thought Gcnsl!nger's
suggestion OF January about right
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RANK fALsEH00Dg
Published by tho roporratio Organ In
rhls city Concerning Reduction.

Published by tho ropocrntlc Organ In
rhl, city Concerning Reduction.
Special Dispatch TO the IntOllIscncer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. IT,
The report In yesterdays Wheeling
Register about the Ohio River railroad
company cutting down the time Of their
employees here, is another pure fabrl-
cation. An order to that effect was Is
sued By one OF the heads OF n depart
mcnt during the absence OF Manager
Hurt In New York, but It was promptly
ordered removed by him on his return
before II Ind any effect. Not only are
the men working full time. but thG
force at work Is being added 10 from
time TO time.
Reports sent out nbout the Nicola
lumber mills shutting down are also
lies OF hirelngg In the employ OF dis
Gruntled popocratic Journals who wish
TO crush thc truths OF returning pros
perlty with falsehoOds OF the most SELF
evident type. The mills referred to
employ sixty men and arc running full
force OIL full time ut full pay.
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TO LIMIT DUELLING.
Reforms to be Inau-urnted In Germany.
Rruse,yitI Affair Before the ReichstnC.


BERLIN. Nov. 1G.-Thc chancellor.
Prince Hohcnlohe. replying to the in
terpcllatIon OF Herr August Munckel,
Peoples party. on the Brusewltz Incl
dent, OF October 13 last, when lleuten-
ant ran sword through n workman
named Slcbemann. who had accldcn-
tally pushed against the officers chair
while entering cafe, stated that the
military department was preparing new
regulations with the object of limiting
duelling as much as possible. 4 COM
mission OF officers. he added, would
meet within few days for the purpose
OF considering and reporting on the
regulations proposed.
Continuing. the chancellor said that
the chief change IN the regulations as
proposed. was that, Il an officer in
suited another, the matter should be
left to the decision Of n court OF honor.
but the Judgment OF the court should
never be worded In such way as to
make n duel a necessity or even to i'm
ply the recognition OF such means OF
settling a dispute.
The government. Prince Eohenlohe
added, was also considering an amend
ment 10 the civil law and In the pre-.
paration of the measure had met with
CoDSlucEAOlc ulIliCuIues. bui II Wds
hoped that these would be overcome
with the help OF parliament.
The preroSat!ve OF mercy. the cham
ccllor further stated, apperta!ns to the
crown and. therefore, Is not subject to
the Judgment OF the re!chstag.
General Won GosSler. the minister OF
war. then addressed the house, dealing
directly with the Brusewitz AFFAIR.
Lieutenant Brusewltz It was alleged.
killed the civilian because he believed
that the honor Of his uniform had been
tarnished by the accidental pushing
against his chair by the unfortunate
workman. The officer was court-mar-
tailed and sentenced to four years i'm
prIsonment and dismissal from rt,c
army. r..
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 1T.-Car-
bon, mining village In Pike county,
was the scene OF 4 tragedy last night.
Fred Williams called at the home of
Mrs. Palm, who was Ill. and attempted
TO assault her. Her cntreatles proved
OF avail. just as the woman's 12-ycar-
old child entered the room. Williams
transferred his lus:ful attempts to the
child and accomplished his purpose. AS
soon Us Williams escaped an alarm was
given md n posse was organized and
began the chase. Williams was over
taken and shot dead while trying to es-
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A RISKY BUSINESS.
An EnihuSinstlG SiivrrIic Guarantees Mr.
Iirynn n Fortune to Lecture.


BryRn n Fortune to Lecture.
LINCOLN, Ncb., Nov. lit has been
definitely arranged that William j.
Bryan IS 90 take the lecture platform
aud his first address will be delivered
Mt Atlanta. Ga, early In December
Hl1 route as far aS at present arrang-
ed, viii be, after leaving Atlanta Jack
Ronvllc, Savannah Charleston. Angus
In, Birmingham and New Orleans.
After leaving the latter city Mr.. Bry-
mn will so through Texas then on u
California and Oregon and will not
reach the cities of the east before the
lnttcr part OF February, 1897.
The man behind the enterprise is V.
+. McI.ec, OF Norfolk. Va, the supcrln.
tcndent OF the Scnbonrd Air Line. on
election night Mr.. McIlcc. who had
been n hard worker for the Bryan tick
ct, wired to this city, Offering Mr.
Bryan very large amount for n series
of lectures In case the election should
turn against him. No attention was
paid to the matter Mt TINT time. by Mr..
Bryan, hut after the defeat Of the
Democratic Ilckct had been formally
acknowledged by the Democratic bead
CrS. MIR. MCllcc once more renewed his
Offers, negotiations were begun, and the
result has been that Mr.. Bryan has
Rigned contracts for Il series of lee
tures under the management OF Alex
ander COmstOCk, who IL the rcpresGn-
tativc aud associate OF Mr.. MCI}cc IN
the enterprise. The terms OF the agree
mcnt from n financial standpoint hnve
not been made public, but It ~ reliably
understood thnt tho remuneration
which Mr.. Bryan IL TO receive will cx-
coed the SALARY he would have received
ls President of the United States in the
event of his election TO that Office.
Arrangements are nlreRdy under way
10 have the delivery OF Nj Drynng
first lecture In Atlanta made the uCca-
sion or a Erent demonstration, which
Will be In tho nllllrn Nf. IL unnNlnr m
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Old Omcers sRe-eiectc,i-sove Has No
OppOsitlon.

ROCHESTER,. N. y, Nov. 1.-THE
principal business at the X. OF L. con-
vcntion was the election OF officers.
James r. Sovereign, the present gen.
eTRl master workman, WAS reelected
without opposition. For the office OF
general worthy foreman, there were
but two candidates, Philip L. Anon.
master workman OF district 1871, Jersey
City. and Thomas B. Mcclure. Of Am
stcrriam, y. Y. the latter being elected
General SGcrctary-Treasurer John W.
Hayes, OF New Jersey. was reelected
without opposition. For the general
executive board, consisting OF three
members, there were eight nominations.
two OF which declined. Henry B. Mar
tin, OF Minneapolis. at present n men,
Der OF the board: Andrew D. Best, OF
Brooklyn, and Daniel Brown. OF Butte
City, Mont. were elected.
1t was voted by the general assem-
bly, to refuse 10 rc-organlze or sustain
organizations OF any men who have ta-
ken the places OF men on strike.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE
association OF Iron and steel sheet man
ufacturerS was In session here to-day
considering the condition OF the trade.
The morning session was devoted 10 an
interchange OF views on the outlook,
which was regarded us somewhat
brighter. but no national improvement
was looked for beSorc the first OF the
year. The attendance was not large.
A meeting tin plate manufacturers will
be held tomorrow, when 1t Is expect
cd an advance will be made in prices.
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ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. IA, s. Clay
who was yesterday nominated by the
Democratic caucus for United States
senator. was to-day formally elected TO
that oilIcc by the general assembly.
One hundred and nIncty-efght votes
were cast. OF which one hundred and
sIxty-onG were for Clay. The Populists
cast their thirty.four votes for General
William PhIllsps and the Rcupbllcans
gave their three votes 10 Major J. +.
Hanson
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-Thc treas
ury to-day Iogt $4,000 In gold coin and
|29. 700 In bars, which leaves the true
amount OF the reserve SIG. .l3l .0SS. The
net gain In gold to-day was S3S3.000. Ow-
Ing to the fact that the state OF the gold
Is no longer matter Of public concern,
the assistant treasurer ut New York has
been directed 10 discontinue the practice
of sending this information 10 the de-
pnrtment each afternoon by telegraph.
This Information, however, will como
by mail and be announced In the regular
afternoon treasury statement.
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Youngstown. O.. Nov. IA number
OF the mills sturtri to-day and the city
resembles It's old time activity. Nos
/ and puddle mills. Williams bar mill.
the three bar mill 12-inch. the hoop
guide and sheet mills are operating at
the Brown Bonncl iron company. and
expect to keep gong for some time.
NEW CASTLE. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE
New Castle rod mill. which has been
closed down for several months, re-
sumcd operations to-day. 1t employs
1houf n00 mon 1"-tt
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ERIE. Pa, Nov. 1.-THE town of Mcr-
Ger. Pa, nifty miles from here. is report
ed to be burning down. The fire hns
been In progress for some time and help
The losH Is now estimated ut 500. 900
Some Of the buildings destroyed are
Reguor's stove works. Lynch & Balls
livery. ]. c. LoEHn's warehouse, Calvin
Woods livery and half dozen houses
Telephone and tclcgraphlc communIca-
tInn 10 IntrrrlIDLPd
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. 17.-Ex-
Postmaster General John Wnnamak-
er has sIGnIned his willingness TO hc n
candidate for United States senator
from Pennsylvania to succeed J. DON
ald Cameron. whose term expires
March 3, 1897.
He makes tho announcement in re-
plying to n letter OF the Philadelphia
branch Of the National League OF Bus!-
nnSl Mon.
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rrnud nnd Lottery Orders.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IT,
Postmaster General Wilson has Issued
lottery orders against Henry l.. Hpupt,
OF New York and Butte, Montana. and
the agents OF that concern. l.. Tlill &
Company. OF Brooklyn. y. Y. 1t is said
that u number Of prizes have been
awarded md u c0rrcapOnd!nEly large
number ~ alleged victims dupcd.
The postmaster general isHued frnud
orders today, barring the malls against
Martin brakeman, George Il. Dixon and
Charles Cooke, OF Cincinnati: md a.
Hess, Of Cynthiana, Ky.
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NV'NIFI I7THI7'FNNII 70 e'EU FEt0EII5VIINVF'
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Nov. IL
The state board OF health Is in session
In this city and convened to-day to
remain In session for several days. The
object OF the meeting Is to examine
applicants for diplomas emitting them
10 practice In this state. There are
thirty-two applicants to be examined,
one OF whom Is Miss Clnrissa Coole. Of
Cairo. Richie county. BY tomorrow
nil the members OF the board will be
nrnGnnt
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BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 1.-THE re-
port Of stephen W. Little, of the flnan-
'cInl condition of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad company is to he made public.
This decision has been reached by tho
directors OF the company, but when the
document will be given out Is undecld-
cd. 1t Is said. however, that It will be
printed and distributed among tho
stockholders nj an early day. t&
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JEWISH WOMEN.
The National CumnoiI-ObJects OF trr Or
gnniLntion.

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Promptly Mt
the appointed hour. the third session Of
the first annual convention OF the Nm
,ionnl Council OF Jewish Women opened
to-day. with Mrs. Hanna G. solomon In
the chair, and n goodly attendance OF
delegates and visitors The session was
given over to three OF tho most import
ant standing committees. reports from
whlch:wcrc read by tho challmcn. First
was tho report OF Miss Julia FGlsenthal.
OF Chicago. chairman of the COMMITTEES
on religion, One purpose OF the council
tho report said, was to arouse the IN
torcs, Of American JcweSscs III judism,
its literature. history and the Bible"
eve have lost" It continued "thc rev.
crcatial spirit that pcrvadcd the every
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. l7-FOrty
OF tho acvCn hundred physicians OF
Cleveland have failed 10 comply with
the M0sGrOVc net, which requires them
to obtain certificates from the state
medical board upon showing their di.
pE1mas. The state board has requested
thu county prosecutor To proceed
agHlnBt these forty. who nrc stIll en-
gagged In the practice OF medicine nnd
Cnuge their nrreRl.
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SILVER COINAGE
Since February Has iieen Over Sixteen
Million Dollntl.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 1.-the
records OF the treasury department
show That from February l. 1896, to
November !. there were coined Mt the
mlnts OF the United States. 1922, ,922
standard silver dollars. from the bal
ancc OF silver bullion on hand pur-
chased under the act Of July Il, 1890
The sGISn!orage upon this amount was
.t3O. which has been turned into
the treasury. The balance OF the silver
bullion purchased under the act OF 1880
on hand November !. 1896, was 125 .0G1,-
263 fine ounces which cost the govern
incnt Sll? ,SG5,625. The coinage value Of
this amount Ia $l6l $4,000
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FRhNItToRT, Ky, Nov. 17.-Kcn-
tucliy's electors stand twelve for Nc
Kinlcy and one for Bryan. W. s. Ma
son is the Mckinley elcct0r defeated by
Smith, the Bryan clcctor Mason re.
Colvcd gl5.9Gl votes and Smith ai7,796
An the Other bryan electors fell under
MnYou'g vote ~
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SYRACUSE, n. Y. Nov. l7.-Repre-
sentative Charles 4. Boutclle. OF MnInc
while returning from Canton. O., yes
terday, received n dispatch In this city
from Presldent-clcct Mckinley summon
Ing him back to Canton. He left here ut
4:30 q. m, for the west.
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cCption. Tho lectures to DC delivered by
Mr Bryan VIII be non-partisnn In their
character nnd will for thu most part
bC upon governmental and social topics
ns It IL expressly stipulated In the con-
tract that the tour shall have no pollt.
ical ASPECT or colOrlng,
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VALPARAISO. Nov. f7.--Thr follow
Ing Is the new Chilean Cabinet:
Spnor AntunG2, minister 0f interior:
ScnOr Nicunh, minister OF foreign af-
fairS: Sonor Sotomayor. minister OF
finance; Senor Livcrn. minister Of war
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joseph O'IInre. Of the Island hose
company,has resigned Chief Healy has
not yet fllcd the vacancy.
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CARL SCHURz
Sends n Letter OF ConSratuIatlon
to Mckinley.
TIE MEANING or TIE VICTORY.

Elect for tho First Time Since tho Eiec-
tion-Deciines TO bo oIntervitwed-Iteferl
Reporters for Cabinet Information to
Major afofkinIey-Otbrr Di,tinguished
visltors-NIr. NfolSini-y's Health Im-
provinG-Daiiy Drives DO lier Good.
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Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by C. Schncpf. druggist, cornor Four.
,ecnth and Market streets. was as fol-
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For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
threatening weather. with occasional light
showers: cooler: light variable winds, III
For Wcat Virginia, pnrtly cloudy wcath.
rr. probably without rain: light southcrly
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-09-23

In addition to the abo:e lra'n service,
,her. is Il local train daiis between Coin'n'
bia and Charlotte. making all stois. Nc.
81 leaves to.nmbIa (Bland!ng street,
daily at5 :ln y. N. alri"es at Charlotte $40
y. ~. No 80 leav,s Charlotte daily at ESQ
y. m. and arrives ia Columbia al 9:55 p M
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Potash.
Ths er,at Family Medicine,

Is Spirittine Balsan. This valua-
Die preparation is the pule extract
of certain pine trees, and manufac'
tured with great care: and in conse-
quence of the astonishing success IL
removing diseases, has become very
o. p liar and is being called for again
anu again until it is necessity IL
sverv household. This great family
medicine has proven to possess the
most safe and efficient properties fo'
he cure of Colds. Rheumatism.
Lemeness, Sprains, Bruises Neural
ria, Sore Throat, Soreness in The
Bones, Ringworm, and is very use
ul in all cases where an externa
emedy is applicable. For Earach'
nd Toothache there is no better
emedy. Sufferers from Lung anc
}ronchial Affections will obtain grea'
elief, end for general use there is NJ
,etter medicine for the househ"ld
Tor sale wholesale and retail at tht
Bazaar