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CUBA IN HIS HAND.
lmDorlant Document Now Considered
By Tho President


ST. LOUIS, April lO.--A special to
the Globe Democrat from Washington
say,i
a document Of great moment wus
drafted NJ the state department on
MIopday and was carried by i ctetAry
Olney In person to the White House.
Il has been before the President ever
sltce, Several times the secretary has
been sont for and has been clostted
with the Pfo,,den,. General scno.
field, 10 whose knowledge Of the inter.
relations Of civil aud military law the
PRECEDENT has much connJolcr, has
been called 10 these conferences.
Tue documsnt relates 10 Cuba. l.
marks out a q immediate course which
Nr. Omey thinks the United States
should take and to which no desires
the President to commit himself Tue
ppsident has celebrated upon the
matter and IL IL now thou ht be has
fracntd a conclusion which Will be
made known 10 tue full cabinet today.
Various Tumors prevail as 10 the UX-
net character OF this Il acument. There
ls reason u believe thAt ~ II ajdio,sed
To the spanish government; that IL de-
pl0ftt tue existing o1nuiliyus In Cuba
anu that It 'XptcSssB tue earnest dtslte
OF this county for a speedy settlement
uu terms honorable " both Spain and
Che fevIluti0nistB.
Tho d cument, II 10 said, suggests
that President Cleveland act as
mediator between Spalu AMI the royO-
lulJuistH
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CARPENTER COMING.


Fsank q. Carpenter, the world re-.
nowneI newspaper correspondent who
Il now on another OF his western leo.
lure tours, will arrive In Salt Lake
about the 2O.h inst. On the 22nI he
viii be heard from the 'oclure plst.
'orm OF the Salt Lake Tueator under
tue auspices u the Salt Lake Press
club, for the benefit OF the Pioneer
Library.
Mr.. CarTeuter lectures In On In
tonight ~ he did last night anu the
night before. In That city uis talk.
we're Japan IN 1894, VI the YANKEES Of
the Oucur, CHINA Of today; tuUut-
aud mites into I. e heart N me- Celus'
tlal empire and X Irra b. 1894; 10 tue
people Il the Hermit X nsI.ni, II b
ltGtutu IN luls city o. J. psu and IKE
the OlleTs Will be Iufpusely illustrated
by means Of storerpilcun apparatus.
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wAmuEgrON, April lO-5eneral
Swaync, Of New York, today mIls' a
statement to tue House committee on
commerce IN the Interest OF t1V
Spnrliiug Cablo clmpa ~, which j.
COM citing with the scfimser COM
pany f0Tsg yrfnmeut SUBSIDY for n
oauls to tue Hawaiian Islands aud Ja'
pan. General Swayus resented tue
charge inside hgsiust his company that
II was under English Influence aui In
spiroI by Sir Jouu Peuurr. Ho stated
his c0myauy " uld meet any offer Of
terms male by tue other company.
The lowest subsidy he we wilufg 10
ACCEPT with a. tansuitation with sc
company was 100000 ayear for 20
ycHFs. 10 was ulnrcetusfy TOT such
company 10 extend Its line, h." SAD,
because tboIe were already sufficient
cable iAoiuuts between japan anu
Cmua
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CONVICTED TnoUGu INNOCENT
Held for sixteen Years In tha roni'
tsntiATy tor AnUIhrr's CTims.

Held for sixteen Years In the rent.
tsniiAIy tor AnOthrr'- CTimr.
DIES MOISEs, Iowa, April lO.-Wil-
liam slowey, who has been In the Fort
MausOn peuitonliary for 10 years for
the murLtr OF travelling man 10 his
saloon IN ClintOn, has been parJoned.
Tue murder was most brutal one.
Tho man was cnoken TO death In an
attempt 10 roo him, SlOweyS wife
AMI negro named Harris assisted, M
was then supposed. Sl,wey was sent
to the peniteDtlAFy for lite, aud MS al
iorney, Lyman =. Flllls, was glad to
get his client OIL without death ssn'
tence. Harris was seAt 10 prison Tor a
term Of years ana diod there, Ga hig
death bsd he confessed that no aud
Mrs. Sl0Wey Killed the man and that
hlOwsy tried to bring him to lilei %
he uid not suppose they had killed
him. BlOwey " an old man ana tetvei
four years IN tho army. He was a
model prisoner, never ttBaRlng fuir.
lie has bToIner In New HorR VINO
Offers him home there the Gest OF his
lie,
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DUELs ~ UrHnANY.
count Won HotEs severely wouuds
uaTon Nnn scbradtr


BERLIN, ApHl lO.-lC pyught 1896
by Associated Pfrsl -lhrte wa u
sensation In court Au. military cifcles
here tnis morning, when u was an
nOuuced that another uucl, growing
ga, Di tho great court anonymous letter
scandals, had taken place In the wuu 4
urAT PolsIsm, and Baron vun scursHer,
mas,ct Of ceremonies Of the Ptussllu
court, had been shot by count Won
X YlIt, formerly court chamberlain,
who was accused VI being the author
~ the anonymous cJmmu aiCauOus.
COuut Won kutzs anu Baron Won
schraJef used listOls. The latter wac
stveTcly wIundud Ia the aUdOm6u,
lie was taken 10 a hospital where the
would was pronounced Of most seri'
Gus nature, HIS relatives were toll.
gfaphcd promptly anu gathered NJ his
b,dtlde. Count Won X yes arrest has
been ordered. His furuds say he
willsurTeBuer to the authorities whom.
ever called upon 20 DO ~. This II the
third duel Of s0Tios OF ab'us a dCzcn
Tor which challenges were cent Out
last April by Count Won kOIEe. He
repeated today tue announcement VI
hi. drleTmi lutlou to keep ON Fighting
his sucmns, Ou1 by Ote, until he hos
settled accounts with all on his ISL
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MOVEMENT ~ rEoors.
Tho FIRST order Issued 60 be Followed
by Others.


wAAuNuToN, April 10. - Orders
have Usslisuo ~ the SECRETARY "
war fJr tie removal u lrJUIs + aud X
tho Seventh cavalry, from FUrl
SHERIDAN, H., TO the Department Of tue
Colorado. BflgAlitr FfEuE Whcstvu,
q Denver. IN command u that Ut-
IaIlmtnt, ~ directed ~ send 0ue troop
60 Fort Huachuca anu ono 10 FUr,
GTaut, both 90 AuzIua, 6onvtaI
Wheaton may use his own discretion
100 Assigning tho troops, but u will
20. baniy be- sent 10 Fyu HuaonuCa,
X u Fort GiAuL Major h.IJ.kEOWlau,
seventh cavalry, Via IL now ~ FJrt
sueTidap, II alsJ Transferred anu Is To
DO assigned " new H.auOn by GoneT.
oil Wheaton.
ThIs order will remove from Fort
Sheridan the last Ut the cavalry NJ
thAt poet aud viii leave tneTe only
company l. OF tue fret artillery, anu
all VI tie Fifteenth Infantry. IL ~
quite likely tugt a general tfansier Of
cavalry troops will fslow soon. IL N
possible that troop A, u tue first
cavalry, now nj F0Tt HuachucA will be
B8ut 10 Fort sheridan. IL ~ the only
cavalry troop NJ Huachuci, AMI Il l.
hHk AhA "a NV AhAA Wv hNNANNNtg 20 "hA
iutond, o. have two troops there here
after, tough no refuses TO give any
information on this point NJ present
A. FIU GUgt there arc already
ltUOIs a, e., r., r, II aud OF tue
Seventh cavaty, anu that post 10 the
neaugu srttTs OF me regimen, Col, H..
V, sumner IA stationed tu,rr m charge
uf tue tTuOiH Huey were removed
from Fort Riley, Kausas,Io For Gfaut
RuUut a yrATagu. Tue removal OF the
two remaining trO ~ VI tue seventh
IRON For. Sheridan 10 Aroma, viii
concentrate all Of the famous seventh
On the frontier, troop Il Delug already
NJ Fort Apache, AFRO a, d nj Fat
BayafJ, \. ~, and l. ~ FOu 5ili, l. i.
Tue Seventh was Cuslui's regiment,
aud was engaged In all tue most vlgol.
Gus Indian oamIAign,. The heat.
quarters II tho regiment was at Fort
Riley, khns,, for several years, tue
transfer " AuzJuA having taken place
last sptIng.
The UrIvr Just Issued provides for the
first movement OF troops this year IL
Is the iOTefunuer VI other simllai
orders whlcA Will DO Issued 10 lew
days making general tIau6frrs Of bOth
cavalry aud Infantry. IL Is eIpecte
that come ur4tI Will tyJu Ne lgsuul
Transferring tue l6tu regiment OF lu'
faulTy from FOrI SHERIDAN 1 irUutiei
poet, or breakilg ~ tho regiment
which IL now concentrated NJ For
Sheridan and assigning tue companies
10 diileft nt posse.
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Democratic state Convention.

JFFEEsON CITY, No., Aprii lO.-In
an iu,uryiuw Mo. III. U. Gssf, c net
clerk In the ofilce VI Btau rtrR,utrr
stephens, who has kept close figure, on
the Democratic county oonvsutIona,
aaIdi
"5evonty.tight counties have selto,-
cd delegates 10 the state convention u
be held III sedzlia on the litesuth u
April. Every single one Oi these
counties mai sltOlg resolutions iavOt-
lug irre aud unlimited anu independent
coinage OF SILVER and gold al tue ratio
OF 10 20 /.
"rne delegates elected up 10 IN 4
date number ~, anu 236 OF them nTu
instructed 10 vote for Vest, ~ no,
CucStell anu Bland for delegates at
large, anu 225 OF the humber are lu-
sifuctrd 10 yUte Tor a soil iTee riiyut
deli .ation 20 tue national convention
Al Cnio,gO. rno others are 1drF no
Instruction but many OF them have
expressed themselves In sympathy
win tnis iuoh.
"rhe convention viii DO maie mp Of
53j dtlsgat ,, loo Of whom Will o ne
from tue city u ~. Louis ana JacksIn
county, AMI OF tue total numDer 4Ij
elected aud 10 bs elected from tue
cUuutirs outside OF tue lwO laTge cite,
We cuuhdyuty expected a. least AZ
Ut them 10 Ue enlhu'lRstic silver meu.
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P.tsA stands in the attitude OF support.
iuf SPAIN.
The general sentiment In Argentine
Il inst Of Hymtatny with the fsvoIu
uonls's. a member Ut Cunlrea u
qnOttdas saying that he was only
waiting Tor action by President Cleve.
land 10 present motion ~ the HOuee
lnr similar action as that taken la the
Unit u slater.
Tue Hefald's correspondent IN Mon.
tevidro ieIegtaphs thst an " ildent 81
political club IN tue capital has ueut q
oabIUgfam Of CO tgraiulati us to the
CUuEfcHB Ii tHu UuNe 81 tts iOr a.
adoption oi the Cuban DelliSerency
rec lutionF.
The HeralJ's correspondent In Rio
de- Janolfo also telegraphs thai NEE.
saEes nave been sent TO the United
States 10 the same eti ct from Brazil,
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NEW York, April lO.-MSyor
WuTtsler, M Brooklyn, has returned
tue greater N w YORK bill TO tue legla.
lature with MS dishpprovaL. lilo says
he does not seo anything In the con
ditlon Of Brooklyn 10 warrant the
necessity Tor such n bill; that bill II
Incomplete iussmunh as 1t does not
provide Tor n consolidated government
u the three cite New YORK, Brook.
Ign anu Long ls,and Ciy-and be-.
cause It dots not provide Tor rrleren-
Jun. The msjorlty Of tue legislature
mny pass the bill over tho mayof's
veto.
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roLLooU's wrENLY REVIEW.


The Weeks mnTiSet Active WIN Nc
Foundation for Fiuctuation.
James a. Pollock says In his weekly
mining share market letter under date
Of tOdBy'
The stock market was exceedingly
aCuyc during the greater part u the
us-t week Aud iudulgud IN me wild
II Igluati1u, nearly n not quite all Of
which was really iOuuuauouloss 60
well posts people, In tue closing the
tulls we're having an enjoyable tlms
win every thing going tueir way. rnis
market IL an exceedingly sensitive
one,
AK remained about stationary,
Win inquiry Tor the stock showing au
luuTea.e. shipments from tue proper
tbs are regular Aud tho latest reports
are IN effect that the showing IL nrst
class. Anchor evidenced more strength
m both the bidding aud Herring, This
properly II doing well. n iliRnce made
30 show OF strength. Gss made
slight imuTuvrmeut out there Is little
dCmAuu tor tnn stock.
BulllOu.Beck continued active and
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MILITARY LrcInre.

The next lecture before the gnlceTs
and members OF tho Natl nal Guardlui
Utah, Will he by Captain W. " lich
srIs, l6,h U. ). Infantry, Tue hour
asd Piece IL Sunday, the l2l', II a.u,
Rt the aululsnt generals office,
GuATdsmen aud OtnvTs have %
pleasant recollection o. Captain Rcn'
ards IA lecturer, from An aud,rs- Gt.
liyered by him before a similar mtetug
over n year agr, ana whlon was pun.
ilshcd IN tut Ia this parer
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wAsHiNG1uS, y. g., Ami TO-
Halutr az g., Nch. tr,p rlcl the fofl'
nc1ti0n ~ Appropriation tiil.
Tne bin 90 inureasr the pension Of
the widow oi CUlJuUl John Irving
Gregg failed.
Representative Loud (Rgpp Cali
said ne won 10 oppose sll uuI- 10 Ia.
create tho PENSIONS of oillcrfs' " .dpws.
Gsssyru (RVp, Ouiu) demanded
tho regular ur4er iu The iutvt,s, o
Il.rI cheese hnd the debate on that
m,a.utr w.s resumed with the u1drr'
standing hattue general deUa,oshOuli
CIV. ~ l.Lu Lllny.
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rerllnc.tInn mn nsporlsh.

wAsutSGTJS, Aurll lu.--rhe House
CImmi,tur uu appropriations t1lay To-
ported 10 bill tor Qualifications sud other
works Of defense, TOT their armament
nui f.r heavy ordnance fCt trial aud
fcTvicc Tor the nsCal year witch tegit .
neat july. Tho bill teC0mmrn, p
b. pU iir appropriations amounting 10
e., sl2 900, aud ~ addition, authority
b. gwen thU foorrufy VI var 20 make
utracis Tor a lufthet expenditure oi
s. 5i1 900 by the sngiucef AMI ordnance
dep r,mrnls, magiug a total AuthOr'
IzfI expenditure OF fll,Ssi,OOO. The
war Il, apartment estimates ON which
the bill Is uassd, amounted " Ss,VAI'
Oun
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.oneANIzED nmIaANDAas.
That IL the Russian Vi,w ofths Cab an
InsuTreetiSn.

NEW YORIl, April lO,-A special to
the Herald from 81. Petersburg ssys.
Tue official Journal dc ST. Peters
burg, iu thu ufsu VI n ulrOug article
on spain's ueU TmIued Efforts 10 sup.
press tue In,ufTocliOD IN CUBA, says
the insuTreCliOn IL merely OTgsniz'd
bngAnIagt; hence the insurgents have
no rIght 10 % considered belligeteuts.
The rrvolters consist merely Of bands
wuo nave oyerIun the country, giylng
themselves over 10 Expectations Auu
retiring when the troops arrive. IL II
sufllcieut, says the Journal TO state
that tue chiefs VI the insurgents are
uestOus, like Macso, or sItNngeTs, Ike
II lUff anu Maxine Gomez. They
nave IN their possession neither coast
iIne nor any SEA port placing them In
connection with foreign nayIts.
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rmo .urFn.En cnonK..
rho Police tapiurs iphrr nUcumrntr
n,iistd 60 be- iupprtnut.

Iho Police tanturs cipher documents
n.iVsd 90 be- Important.
sr. LOUIS, Apui l1.--By the arrest
of two men WHO gave their uumus o.
Rcy. jacob Rubin aud i-ndDr LnrUn.
berg, tue police believe they nave
secured Two crooks that have b eDupur.
aung ull over TIE country. 1uvy we're
arrested ~ result % nu al eyed ai'
tenn 10 swlndlr % saloo keeper heir
named lNudUlvh Y UA Tbs men tup'
rssnird thpnscl We. Hs paftuUfs 10 %
diy goods business IN Hartford, GJuu.,
with tnitd man, whom they sald
they were trying 10 uCut. Ia thrif
attempt ~ So % toe ptlsunsfs toll tue
saiUuukeoper that they hal boxed up
ell tue goods In tGuir store anu ca.
pressed them west, with the Intention
VI selling them. Tuey asked tho
shi0ebkttpor Tor the u,e Of his name,
iUT tie pury0io Of Olcuin store aud
ceiling the googp. Becoming ruH'
rciuus hat tue men were on lnd,cfs
Nuck reported tue matter o. the pOnut,
vino afitstud Ruou aud Gutenberg.
Wngn taken 90 the four cJufls
aud quustinutd by Chict ui
Detectives Desmond they refused H.
uivuIge anything shout Themselves.
Ina sbichcl carried b. RuUir, VINO, u
10 talt, also goes by the alias Ui Her
man Co,clin and VINO De- RussIan
uStlu, were a rum'srUt pawn tickets,
knives aud fcyuivufs, altogether win
"a quantity o iettUs Wilton In Ciuhurt
Russian AMI Hebrew, IhpHatchul Hl7 VI
c.utnluuJ uumuUf ui articles used by
jewish rhbbis Ia connection witu theit
CLERICAL dutIys. Chief Desmond had
tho letters translated nuu they were Of
ouch q nature o. warrant biz hulIit r
the men tor developments. the ioltvis
came irIm Akr.u nud COlumtuf,
Dmu, Titusylllt, aud Altoona, Ponuni
Ci"uluunu auu Sew YORK.
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Gom,1nsported mead

New YURK, April l0.-A special b
the word iron dnvaIa cay: A report
that Gomez dicI OF heart failure wniie
on mis- way JwArIs SantlagJ upmrS
from the eastern part VI Santa Casa
PROVINCE.
There Il no direct confirmation Of
tbs story, but II l. known lie has ucru
proceeding slowly toward the lar
eastern cuI Of the islauJ, broken IN
uvaltu. Tue Effect OF GOmtz's absence
IL now pefceptiUle. Inc insurg nt
bands In M.tiuzu ami Havana pro.
vince generally Are not ~ active ns
i0rlntTy.
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ALLEGED Confessions DENIED.

Annte Rnd Charles LRmbnrn Say
IhFy Did not auFdsT theiF Father.
LEAvENwoRrIL khus., April TO-
Annie sud Chales LAmbJrD have
ma sworn statements to their attlr-
ueys denying the alleged confessions,
Ia which they were maze 10 admit
having planned the murder OF tucir
athuf, aud Ia which thomas Dayen-
port, tue gifl's sweelhvafl, was charged
win cummitli x tue crime. IL was
alleged ny CuNs. Sehstlef, a Kansas
Guy detective, that he hal received
the detailed con esslon from the two
HillTsb OF the murdered man. Tue
childteH declsre tnHIf signatures TO
the confession we're forced from them.
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puILAuLIuIuA, Apui lu.-Hall &
GaIuHau, maH aC'ufufs Df IiututU
trance, nave a-sigurd O. Senator 10 t.
&. Ghuy. the NauiulIr4 arr SOD, 900,
rud the % sets nro supposed Co De -
much. Toe failure is AFR bIisd 10 the
stfIn seuCy ui the money market ami
iuaUIliiy 10 make collections.
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TIRED ~ AFRICA.
Italian Papers Adysrsto Giving IN
the Campaign,

NEW YUUE, A rl lO.-A special to
the n.r.iI Iuu. h M snys:
Tue ueGat Of tile Italians NJ Tuctui,
the teal * cut Uf WHOA still Tcmsius
cluCgnI Il, seems liEsly 90 be tue pre-
lace TO tho taxing ka.saia. ruis
place hAs teen vigorous y attacked.
rhc F,uiulla nlvOoa.1S tnu aOaud u.
meuI OF Aifloa, Anticipating other
serious disasters. Tue Capllslg asserts
tuat tue negus has cut oil tns legs Of
a thousand VI nis prisoners.
General BalGissera II preparing 10
foud hulp u AigTat 10 prevent the
place from bein. tNgen. Tue diplomatic
attempt OF the Eusiish 10 OU,aiu tue
co.lpeia ION Of TIA Ian trOopa IN the
souIan has completely failed,
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WAsHiNGrOS, April 9. - IL IL
LEANED ~ the war department. that
tue vacancy 10 occur Mt wesI Point h
In the place Of Commandaut Of cadet,
and not suptfinteuueut o the military
academy, which place II fiilei by Cob
Ernest, corps OF engineers. Capt Au.
guPs name II under cOusldefstiUn fnf
toe vacancy, bul up 10 this time the
selection has not been positively made.
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NlsstuF, CoL a. IL. CuuIs Too I,ly.
galts were not inHfucttd. The Only
platform adopted was a rssolution pie.
reulcI uy tue providence board %
tfn4e, which declares m favor OF gold
as m Notary standatd anu iu iav e VI
% uhtiDnsi cputt Ol arbitration, aud .t.
10 uEces tue Tree cuinuge UisIvrL i E
tur First district John r. Sanu fu nuI
O.. J. Smith were elected Gle ugalut;
Sec M district, Chas =. Fraucls anu
walter A. Reed.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 10 Arthur
BchUdtf. d German, about 20 yeats Of
age, was hanged tu4uy.
Srueidgr was Ia love With giTl
employed at the Same T1staurantss he.
she rejected him. lie murdered Her.
msu Schroeder, bio rival, aud almost
killed the Rifl. H. killed Deputy
-Lrun Jerry RogAn Ia prison with y
knife,
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TnE NILE CAMPAIGN.
Tho Advance 1T the Expedition sud-
amy Checksd.

NEW YOmS, Aprll "a special to
the WOrIu IT IN Caro-, Esypi, tay':
From Indications here II IL ,huu Sht tue
plan Of gushing the Angie Egyptian
army 10 DJngola has been sulaeuly
abandoned. The purchase OF camels
ana horses has been stopped. LIfd
Cfomur anu sir Herbert Kitchener
nave had great deal OF tslrgaphlc
coffsspUnuenoe dutiug the last thitty.
six hUuu, 10 has been found, u 10
thought, that ths force up tue Nllo /.
too weak 10 cope with the horJe' Of
DofyithtA now tn the iisli and gather.
ing TO tue knaiiia's nag, between
Akashgh anu DJngola. IL II not
pf0bsbio that any attempt will be made
20 advance beyond tue former pJint At
pTusunt. It's believed, 100, tnAt II n
tho intention Of the British 10 m We
str,ngIy by the 5IaElm route, wncu
the lims Tor active n a.iliIles arrives.
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snprre.,.d L.eI. smsnl ln nndrla.

NEW YORH. Apnl lO.--A special to
tho Herald from MaIfiJ say; The
guards have been reuOub,ed mere AMI
the soluiefs aro kept IN the barracks.
A small Demonstration took place last
eight at AlCala, Ia the maiu street,
which was stopped by the civil guSrIs
Ihe people had Jlst learned Of the ac-
ton laken by the UnlleI State, Goa
giess ON tue Cuuan question.
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MUSHROOM, Mionn April lO.-News
has De,n received from Pcutwater VI 10
bold AtlempI ca the lie VI william o
Sands, president VI the S,uis auu
Maxwell lumber company, last night
When hs was wiIhln q tow yards Vi
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HAvANA, Aprll IO.-Gsurral oliver
near Cambluanl, Santa Clnfn, had a
svvrtr enlightenment with 900 insurgents
under J nee co. 4iIgs, the UJlofed lea en-,
te,uliug IN she JriCat OF tue ln'ufgenls
with l0ts OF 30 KILLED anu many
wounded. The troops lost 10 killed
ana 20 sounded,
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OTTAWA, Iowa, April lO.-A oy.
alone lu rop,rted to have occurred last
ni.nt rear Lucas, usmOlishIng barns
aud trees, NJ serious damage IL yet
reported. Hall Tell u the depth OF
.hIss or four lLCHsa.
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SYMPATHY wIrm ouuA.
The General sentiment In she Argsn'
tine II, public.

New York, April lO.-A special
10 the Herald from Buenos Ayres
sayti
The press generally comments upon
tho action OF the United states Congress
ia relation to tue belligerenty 4 the
CUBAN revoutlOni6ts. The rnbune
aud the kauion favor recognition AM
express hopes that President Gle yelAni
will approve the resolutions. The
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IRANsFEns w srOCKa.

Five hundred shares of Dalton and
Lark Mt bul cents and 900 at 81; 900
Ea 10 nj IA cents; 100 Mammoth ~
81 80, 100 at g2.l74 anu 100 At s2l.l;
lUI Sunshine at - 80; 1880 Lille
Plusbutg ut cents. Total shares sold,
1850.
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spanish Coast Dsfsusss.

MADRID, April lO.-Cho govern.
mrnt IL piauDlug iof he defense Of The
coast IN the event o. war.
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RUFFALo, April lO.-BlshOp Ryan
| died tniH morning.