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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
HABLA UN CoRREsPoNsAL.
FsIi1s RodyfgAeS.

Colon, Enero de 1896.
Ha sido muerto por nuestras tro-
pas, habiendose recogido { identifi
cado el cadaver. el cabecilla Felipe
Rodriguez. que lego a capitanear all
gunas veces $50 hombres, y que en-
el reciente encuentro con le general
Prats fguraba como segundo jefe de
las fuerzas insurrectas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22

En- movimiento de avance, Sc le:
han lido tomanio sus posiciones en-
una extension de ocho kilometro:
Dor las Tomas de Baracoa, Va.encian },
GOWN, Central Lucia y Tomas de los
Mameyes, con fuego constante y re
petidos ataques, retiCanio.e el enc
migo en- direccioa a Banes, continuau
do 10 persecution Ia tuerza de caba
lleria para quedar sobre rastro Gle
acquire manana. cualquiera que sea
el numers de las partiias, aprove
chando para batirlos el quebraaso
moral V material a CONSEQUENCE de
este encuentro
Por nuestra parte Iesulsaron heri-
dos graves el captain del battalion del
Rey Jose Gocucr Rabies, soldado del
mi.mo cuerpo Felipe Gil Blanco y
del escuadron de Santiago Manuel
Sinchex. Hsrido menos grave Jose
Rodriguez. dc Antequera. y siets
contusos, y ademas IL caballos muer :
tos
81 enemigo dejo en- el campo S
muertos segun dice el duefo de Ia
hnca citada. el cabecilla Miro Va he
rido, suponiendo lleYen bastantes mas
bajas, por ac-rcarse en- grupos al des-
c alberto ha.ta Glen metros.
Sc le han cogido al enemigo 3,
cahallos y dejaton muertos IS; ade-
mas. las tropas SC apoderaron de va
nos Armamensos y dc muchos efectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22

IN.
Partiendo de la tendencia de nues :
tras leyes la unifcacion arancelaria
sacional, y siguiendo las corrientes
generates de proteccionismo, muy
vivas en- la Isla de Puerto Rico, esta
mos por ell cabotaje absolute, y recl
proco eutre la Peninsula y la menor
Antilla, basado en- la igualdad. y no
en- bene6cio exclusive de una parte,
sin que disposiciones administrative
vengan 4 desvirtuar 81 naturaleza, en-
contra de todas las considerations y
en- perjuicio de sodos los intereses
pues, francamente. entendemos que
castigar en- dicha Isla la production
peninsular, y en- la Peninsula la pro
duccion islefa, constituye una equivo
cacion de muy desastrosos efectos,
tanto en- 10 economico como en- 10 po
litico, siendo, ademas de incompren-
sible, sobradamente injusto que, por
ilusoria conveniencia de unos cuantos
hacendados andaluces, 6 por una que
bien podriamos lamar miseria de ha
cienda, solo suPuesta, no realizada, Sc
desatienda el interes nacional en- una
region como aqueila, que tantos titu
los tiene para Ia consideration de los
sobiernos. Juzgamss, pues. irrltan-
tes los dcrechos, va sean hjos, va
transitorios, que gravan los articulos
de IA y otra plocedencia, y princi
palmente las 81 pesetas por hectolitro
de aguardiente, las 90 sobre los 100
kilos de cafe y las 33H sobre igual
peso de azucar, suma que suele exec =
der al propio valor del articulo, de
jando solo la production nacional
un margen de I6H pesetas. puesto
que la extranjera no paga mas de 50
Y, por 10 que Sc refere este ultimo
impuesto, abandonando razones tee
nicas. por de sobra vulgarizadas, en-
la opiaiSn. solo agregaremos que su
existencia es contraria a toda verda-
dera idea de nacionalidad y a toda
nocion exacta de interes oomun !;
pues, 81 el envio de azucares de
Puerto Rico d la Peninsula fue'e de
alguna importacia, clio setia prueba
de que sc uHlizan para la industria o
el consuSao, y en- caso tai muchos son
los inconyenientcs del impuesto. y. 81
fuese de poca. cntonces SC hacc inatiI
el gravamenS en- uno y OTTO caso.
qulen sufre es Ia produced IN, por tal
IA de mercados, Ia marina mercante.
por falta dc fletes. Y eI Tesoro publ
co, por talta dc trahco.
Y. ana en- el case de admitirse di-
cho impuesto, no acettamos expIi
carnos por que ha de ser igual para
ambas Antillas. per mas que tengan
dc comQn cntre 81 el vlnoulo tfater-
nal dc Ia nacioaalijad. Cuando en-
tre elias nedian tan grandes diteSen
cias &c iagtesos y gas,os, dc prod"c
tos y adcudos, como lis que reveltn
anua'es. sess wees ma
yoF uno que otro,, es Inc0oceolble,
cieEtsmsAtc. "a igualdat hasta aqai
obs.rva3a en- Ia e<2cct5a Del refsrIio
Porque. 81 SC temc que
Cuba. primer pals ptoductor dc A94
Ear dc c.ha ea al maaslo, con 81 ri
'43s &c tonelad~> veagA.a = AmeuaEar
a 'adas'nA atacaFc1a peninsula, no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
LOS SUCCESSES DE CUBA.
B A T D A S.

FL general Prats comunica desde el
central Lucia, con fecha s, 10 ST.
guiente:
"Despues de constante persecu
sion al enemigo, 4 las doce y media,
desde Palomino, 10 aviste; desde
la costa marchaba en- direction a las
Iona. de Guanajay. Sal con Ia co
lumna, rompiendo ell fuego los bre-
yes momentos, que continue hasta
esta hora, cuatro de la tarde, que de
saparece el enemigo en- el monte en-
precipitada retirada.
Las partldas sc componen de unss
2 900 homhres, mandados por Ma
Geo, Miro. Zayas, Nufiez y otros."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
RECOGIDA DE ARMAS
Y NUNICIONES.

El Excmo. Sr. General, Comandan.
te en- Jefe del Ter Cuerpo de Ejercito
de Operaciones, ha dictado Ia si-
guiente
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-27

Hne Ontario aud Mapac mills 90
purz Guy are about 10 close down f0T
general repairs.
rho roads TO Park Guys mines are
Iu n bad CONDITION anu consequently
tue hauling % ORE Tor tho patt wees
has u0eu very gut
b. IS. Catch, formerly Of Omaha, 10
now o. member OF thrStgrk Exchange,
boo having been declared tuch AZ nm
election uuli today.
Tho Creole Mining company has
closed up the rhiB ot its q. 900 shares
OF treasury stock ana developments
Will now begin under the new regi me,
Tho ere shipments from the Mcln.
to-h sampler Park CITY, for tho past
week were, Anchor concentrates, 22s, .
$500 silver klng 52J.6GU, total, 7l5,.
liI.
Boise Hlstesman' Two wagon l0ads
NJ high grade ore were brought TO
Boise yesterday from the CuuCEmate
mine at Willow Creek, foT shipment 10
Salt Lake,
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IlIH. ..H Oh. Ir.u.a. .. operation, Mg
DNy H.U .. uV.H row method w con-.
.y.'f. .u, bnu HHH SHOWN "a. thn lr.t
U...r.H tHHUuHU' .Y.u.,sUI wHHHI B vr-
.tI. .u H.H Igtf|Hl .. save lrHgtIca D.
100 IUH N"u.a |u Ihu rlyb, VIVA the
yItUI .HNuIIv Involved was he lIa
u.. know, ns 10 Wr.tul sHly guarded
s'urtg tuf IHu method Wus HuUyU.s,
Hs hl.. lIHfs' connection with the oH-
irfHu.t uIIE Huu Do .iratrI. 10 To- tHr
.u."uuH. .. tine o. mmHy 90 buy the
inv grade 0T.Hui fNu various mines Boo
|Hrs lI.H u. luHIf uHBy EaIur, tau
.amt uH U.s. U|s.s 900. one now bought
ug mr.ia.s, concentrate tine pruIHei
,uus obtained b.I FuII tuu concentrate
81. the sm.'iyts
10 Will enable iHe mines. said Sic.
DAILY, tu EH. WUrr Cor t.rlr low grade
H-ts iInu They now obtain by C1ucru-
irnuuu, uus'les saving She CUsl of ry-
lug'luu 1ul U' hHulIuE the urv FoyurRl
uW.a lf wvuuH, u|I ME Day, Hu.
iNr wli I have recently Uu.l. hl great
uHUuusr, Will uy abandoned, A4 viii
H.H. iunt 90 One Anchor puI fnU Cree.
Uuu. 10 mean. Ina. tHu Duly-WuH
HIH lu connected with tho Anchor
iuuurI aud its ores brought 90 she Hut.
inrH through Che tunuUI UuI The tuu.
N,, VII" "uu.u Nl'i'y De- .onure''l
With iuu new mill ny hwUIl equipped
.''..." 'sr '",''.l .'eNsI"s 'hn cost .'
4'h'liht I'D quo ."N'7l '..Iul' point
N, "''M.H N' "lN't |'s'Il'ls viii A'sD
'' ''"'I'''."i '- d." fih1o ores WIZ
.'"N.N "h'I'g'i lhey tah u'
l'u.Ia anu 'Nlli'A 90 IAih 'lIy ioI
''lu''.N'
iu' lAN' "'a located DO lAtN ivy
.N l',.,I'Nlo 30 'N.I Lake 'AI'ry o. nr
n.A' , lo ''ise '"II.l 1i '.N .Iple orc
,Nnt 'D' 'HN'l NN' I'D Iutl''n
,NIo"hN 'l' a. ,h'h b''y Wr'H
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mines And MINING.
INF FOUR AcE, IN TUE sv.r


AN things considered, lbis wac o.
good day on 'Chaugu aud although
Tho trading done HlI mot extend iu ID
vaf.oi number oi tt.c.s, there ua.
unciout activity 600 some Go make ur
tHr that which was AgsluE on uIurH.
Especially was tnia tho casc with %
stock known as tho -Four Acu,. iHn
claims of which are located next Ga
the now almost celebrated Swansea
mine The brokers gave vent 90 thsli
iucIuatl0us towards %, iu atynfsflhu
,0uev, aud 10 was with some dinlHuIty
that tho caller succeeded 900 pass.
ius 30 and paying alter.
JIau o. U,Dgr properties. Before
10 wac passuJ, however $1,000 fhnrsH
bad changed hands, moe. of 90 going
at OBJ couis, while tho q. luE salu
brought $50 ccuis. A mI OF $1,000 was
placed on the Swansea slDoa, Uut &.
was tho figure askuI uuI consequently
there were r0 snlus. Richmond Ana.
,Iuda shared Doe the days rusluuss tH
iho extent OF being relieved ui 400.
fuAryH.
The lHtcI properties were srmuw hui
slipuivI, Mammoth being tuv Only
stock which brought Uut HHIuI during
tuH regular ogls Before tuu urIkurH
ulHuufHJu, however, o. record wac made
Hf sale uf 500 HIsfu. of Dalton
sud LafE. Tur Days continue Co
bring Uut very substantial hide.
uut uU nEufnuaH Go coll ihu stock U'
other, BE- shown boy 90, asking quota.
lions. MrfcuF Del steadily advancing
100 price, uuu uuIuuu u' iuu siIus
could uHvu cold tuIny ag $780, but
luuy rang out boldly tor higher uiI,
which they failed 10 get SO change
b. noticeable Iu Suusuluu o. the quota.
tl.us remain HuJut stationary. Utah
mululnIuH NH high standard.
Tue u.osiug figures were o. i0.l5WE
LISTED rrUgE4
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NEWPORT Aunl g1-ln tUu if.hl OF
Sgatt Jackson, Detective Grim today
tusuHyd tH having seen irn.af UI tho
bank above where the tuiy wee .uuuI
which scented To- have been male ly
tho iubugfa Pearl Bryan W.Tr. llu
VINE present when JuufHHu uu1 MH.s
lng we're arrested, n'sp ut Ihu private
examination Boo ,hU cillgu To-. Chief
DtIi-gb.
The defense moved 90 rule out
every thing testified 90 which was not
o1u'rssi1u. Tue court ruled That tHr
Jury could gIvo uO consideration what.
over Go the testimony of wliuUHra
which detailed what one of the de-
PENDANTS said about the uIhrr The
question was raised regarding another
private examination held boz iHu funu
oi detention. The defense nrguui that
Cuma testimony fucuruiug rImiss
clone 900 Statements al TINS luUuIalilHu
waH NOT muoluut until % vna uuuwu
tUatuI threats or Inducements h1u
been employed before Jackson wac
Brought INTO the court room. This
question lH being argued.
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SPAIN rOtnI
thn Government noes Not uoiisN r
Cleveland WIN tutoriore.

AAn NhN HFutWfut noes Not ANllrN m
Cleveland WIN Interfere.
NEW YUm,, Aphl g7-A dispatch
20 lur Wufil IfUm MnIrtd Hayss
10 BE- now evident that the Spunlsb
government has determined tU avoid
giving uluuse TO those lingo news
papers Uf wide circulation, which ate
leading lhr anita mcTiCau campaign,
yf TO the Republicans VINO are on tuu
Lookout Tor pre- exits Aul opportunity O.
attack existing Institutions hud roy.
atty.
Toe general impression iu political
anu diplomatic circles 10 that the gov.
eminent will 10 only no inr iu granting
administrative SUD economical rr.
iIrms ~ tue West Indies hz viii give
the opposition iu ttu COfltz no chance
90 make tnuse reforms au lssue against
She conservative cabinet, Premier
tauDvas Will go no further uccautu be-
does uyt wish 90 uisuluusB General
Wuylef anu bis army aud the CUBAN
fuautlunufy party ~ well ns the major.
ny VI tho Spanlatds who prefer 20
% slp1nc all these concessions until
General Wuylrr brushes the rebellion,
uf NJ least dU,achut from the iusuTTru.
ton tuu white chiefs anu their follow.
orc 20 enable spain then 30 EXTERN mate
MaCu1 anu his cIlJrel rebels. 80
Spanish government IA likely 81 grant
10 the West indies legislative anton.
Jmy Ot insular council with any initia-
tive ln hnauCu Or tariff matters that
might clash with the Interests Ui the
mother country.
10 ~ useless 10 indulge Ia the belief
that the present government Will ~
beyond the very elight degree OF nome
fulu embodied m last years bill which
VA no wise implies even political
autonomy. In official quarters Il ~
said that Premier CAluvas IL more
than ever persuaded that President
Cleveland Will not recognize the bel.
IigefcuCy Of the CubAuH, nor exercise
pressure ON the Madrld government,
because the European powers sympH.
thu with spain In her resistance 10
American Interference,
Emb0licnei by the present aspect
Of Alalfs, the Madrid pTUts cody AZ
setts that spain might admit any
mediation, even European, sooner
than A mexican.
Spain will need considerable Imports
Of Bfeadsluils next autumn, uB the
prolonged drought has already nope.
lyssly ini uTed the Ctops, causing much
distress aud discomfort, In luu agtl.
cultural districts prices arc rising
rapidly,
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Particular Ahsut IIorsel.

CHAMBERLAIN, 3, d., April 49,
John ID. Hale OF Tlliorl, one OF the
most prominent stockmun 10 South
Dakota, some months ago received the
contract iur furnishing the Eighth
cavalry NJ Fort Meaue with seventy or
eighty horses, Notwithstanding that
he visited practically every prominent
horse ranch In western South Dakota,
eastern Wyoming aud southeastern
Montana In tue effort 10 secure horses
that would pass the rigid inspection,
every horse no Tar turned In Tor iuspeC-
ton, hO Gays, has been rejected. The
horses, according 10 Hale were the
very best that could be procured. some
OF me horses could not be UuTuuased
on the range or in the markets OF Chi
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nAoEo Will Nor SuRnEspEu.
ur says no wiIl Gross the TTooha =,
soon ~ ttr H. Ready.

Hn"n A. ~" u Ready
NEW YORK, April 27.-A dltpatch
30 the World from Havana sayE.
General WuyleT's official notice Of
pardon 10 all insurgents vino surrender
with their arms In PlnAr dol Rio with.
Ia twenty DAYS was published Ia the
hope VI weakening General Mhceg
Hut the rebel commander knows his
brother Jose IL on the other side OF thu
tTOohh with 5000 men, lie also knows
that Generals Gomez Eud CaliKtu Gar.
ella are organizing commands Ia Puerto
Principe 90 relieve him. General
MaceO wlll never surrender. He sends
word 20 Havana that lao will cross the
trOcha when ne Ia ready ana that the
Immense Spanish army mAssod along
tue barrier cannot compel him 10 make
tho Assault until this right day arrives,
ltisFAld that General Mace0 Il dellb-
eTately waiting in Pinar del Rio in
order 10 keep One'third NJ tho whole
Spanish army Idle az tho western *.
tfrmlty OF Cuba while Gomez, CAlixto
Garcia and other commanders organ.
lze and thoroughly drll their com.
maudH Ia the central and eastern pro.
yinces.
Even now Tum0T reaches here that
large town In the east has been
taken but the rumoa nre Abund-
Aut, facts nte scarce, IL 10 asserted,
however that the power Of tue insut.
gents n increasing daily and thut Gen,
utal MaCeO's heroic position in the
western bills IN part OF great stTAte.
gic plan Of campaign.
General Weyler looks upon the
lr1cha rs the key 10 tho war. In my
talk with him no made that plain. II
has been said anu II Ia generally DO.
ueycd by the Spanish leaders that
General Gomez aud the other white
commanders would make terms Tor
prucu bur TOT General Maceo ana his
Heruo negro followers, who will con.
sent 10 uulu ns but complete and un.
conditional Independence,
rne captain general believes that n
General hacuO 10 conquered now the
war will end In few months,
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war Material for Cuba.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April g7.-A
steamship arrived ia THIS port a. s
O'Clock last night aud IL being loaded
with war material for the Cuban in
GuTgentB The steamer IL lying In mid
stream opposite a dock and elk large
boats arc Transferring the arms aud
ammunition from the dock 20 tue YES.
fel. IL isHail that 5000 rines, 1900
TovolveTs, 5000 mHghetus, 5000, 900
cartridges anu eight HOlchkiss and
gattlinR guns will be- placed on board.
Tho task viii be completed anu then
toe tug will tow Ihe vessel across the
bar, twenty miles below the city, by
daylight tue vessel should be- Tar on her
way ~ Cuba.
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carry the Jay. Tue producers On the
Pacific aiouU ate beginning 10 make
up their minds, Mt Perkins says, that
iruIecuuu II worth more % them than
Tree silver and that gold with ptotec.
uon BE- much 20 be preferred to fec
tfnIe with silver.
Mt Perkins ssys Mckinley 10 tho
leading candidate but that Reed and
Allison aud lately Harrison have du.
veluruu much strength. liL Perkins
De- sit. nix Mckinley man him eli, but
De SAID there il little probability " the
.tate Convention iustfuCting Tor Nc.
lNluloy, aud that as matters now stand
Tao Mckinley people would be- we'll
sstisitd with an unrestricted deleya.
li0u.
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Ihs Ilsn.a. ,geIanr.

CoSCDRDrA, Kann April g7.-rhe
ton OF tho state Saturday evening was
probably one 0f the most severe that
fully twenty miles. 10 FORMED about
0'cl0cs Saturday evening near the
llttlr town NJ ~, IUugph, la the eastern
part Of Cloud county aud passed in r.
uoflhoastuflY direction through the
northern part OF Clay ami probably
into the southern edge of Washington
county. Fortunately, 10 struck no
t0wns, but &C. course WIS through -
tnickly settled p0rl0u Of the Rgpubli-
eau valley,
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CHICAGO, April .7.-5 A, Perkins
OF Tacoma, Wash, a member OF the
executive committee OF the National
Republican league, II registered at the
Palmer house. Mr. Perkins shya tue
political situation IN Warrington H.
rather mixed up Just at present, Al.
though he IL confident the stats viii
give a good round majority for the Re.
publican ticket, both state aud national
this fall. There In strong silver
sentiment la tho state anu the Demo-
Gratis and POpullsis hope by combining
on this iisue 90 elect astatu aud cleo
torAl ticket, There IL however, "a strong
recruitment IN favor Ut protection and
the Republicans are confident that by
making tbs hght on this line they will
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MILWAUKEE, April .L-At,orney
SIutsuu OF Sow YORK, representing the
reorganization company, applied I.
Judge jenkins this morning iol a de-
cree for immediate foreclosure and sale
OF the Northern Pacific property. The
court objected u the stipulation that
no accounting should be required from
the receivers, anu said he would insist
upon "a full statement Of the operation
OF tao road unIur the TeCsivsrshlp.
This made II necessary tor the attUr.
neJs 10 retire Tor conferences on the
subject Of accounting,
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A coNoENTuAriNo PLANT.
A Mammoth ono 90 80 Erected ia
FArk CitT right Away.


FsFk CiiT Right Away.
one 0f tho most far reaching and
promising enterprises that wac ever
launched Ia this camp, says the Park
Record, took shape and form Wed.
ursduy OF this week when 4, h. Jones
OF Salt Lake, accompanied by Mr,
AiEun,J, J Whitaker J, j, Day aud
David Keith arrived ia camp on the
morning train aud NJ once pT0cue Iod
90 examine tho hllIude north OF tho
Crescent concentrating mill, The Rec
utd's reporter learned Of their presence
within tow minutes, ana showing
something of their object, hunted tho
party up and soon procured an inter.
view with superintendent DAILY OF tho
DAILY West
Ffom him no learned that tho tesls
that hau been made ou the l0V-gTauo
ores of this camp by Mr. Jones had sll
proven -aus'acIsry,au that Rs tue REQ.
ldeut ag0ut OF the pcuE Concentrating
company 10 Was his Intention 90 build u
mill in PARK cry that right from tue
start would have a capacity OF 4lU tunr
Tor each twuuty-i0ur huuTs, ami that
active work uu the construction OF tho
plaut would begin Iust as soon as the
necessary ground could bee secured aud
thr plane Tor the Bltuuturt-nuw lu
course uf prUparaliOn--hnlshci up and
tho usual details arranged, The mill,
Mr.. DAly said, would uu erected ON Che
hillside north OF the Crescent Clucuu.
traitor n tho ground could ue prUcuruu
at reasonable nsurt; % not, another
site woulI have 10 be selected, aud Tho
object OF Wednesdays tap was 90 uur
chase the ground, make surveys nuu
prepare Tor the ground work uf ius
plant which would be- erected by
Mussfs Aiken aud Whitaker who
were the mlllwrlghts In me employ of
the company.
Questioned Rs 10 the method Of the
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nrcr,roS ron TnE covr"sHENr
ia the suit Against the Nsrth Amort-
can Commercial Company.

ia the salt Against tie NsFth Amort-
can Commercial company,
NEW YuEs. April .5,--lu the iui,
Of the United slh,es against The North
American Commercial company, the
lcssess Of Pfibyluu islsudF, 80. Paul
sud b. George, Alaska, Tor SIa-,lsy
with interest FOR rentals under tue uUu-
tract, aud alfu Tor royalties anu taKrs
on :. 900 toals taken during the season
ending April, 1894 Justice Wallace OF
the United States court, today decided
in favor uf tue United States, Hr
holds, however, that the mulus vIFru.
di with Great Britain waaH breach of
contract on tue pHri N the United
States with the North American Conn
mutcial company ana therefore awards
Judgment TOT sHi. bs1 HuI Gays the com.
mcfclal company has claims against
the government Tor about $4,000 Co
be- collected through the court OF
claims, aB the muduu ylvondi ended
1884 Tho effect OF the decision VIII
be- 60 untiilr tue government la other
suits 90 collect about 100000 from the
North American Commercial com.
pAny Tor the yoars 1886 aud 1895.
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The following cases were heard by
Judge Young today: Nols G. Chrls.
Jensen VI W. FOwden et 81, hearing
on demurrer 10 amendoi complaint;
argued anu demurrer oyeTruleI, hear.
ing on order TO show cause for c0ntinu.
auoe Of Injunction continued without
certain date.
John T.. Suels7n Va Elbrdgs TUFTS
ct al; Fishet r, Harris, Administrator,
subsIitutcd Rs defendant 40 place OF
EIbfldus Tufts.
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KILLED ~ com MOOD.
Ter, MrIuuiso Continues the hatchery
OF inaursut Persons

Ter, Mrluutfo Continues the hatchery
Of inauosut Persons.
hEy WEST, April 20. By mail from
Havana, April 25.-whils Dslgado,
the American, H. slowly oonyalosoing
from wounds Inflicted upon him by
spanish soldiers under General Mel
qulE1's bidding several weeks age, the
brutal Spanish officer isstlli butcncrlug
people In Havana province. Although
official investigation shows tnAt Mel.
qulEJ Is guilty OF ull charges against
MIN, he has not been suspended from
his cImmanI. Hc To- said 20 possuss
enough ilhuenor iu Madrid 10 make 10
exceedingly uncomfortable Tor any
superior officer VINO might andeav1r 10
bring him 10 punishment News t..
Cbived here tells VI bis conduct during
tho past two weeks Near Campo
FlgrldaO, sO the Information runs.
MelquIzO arrested nine peacoablu c0un.
tfymen aud by bic orders they were
Killed, Al Mlnas, nineteen "pnclnc0s"
Toll iutl his clutches and were shot,
And near Balboa hu RACED ten FERNS
aud gathered iu forty lub0Tefs, who
were killed IN cold blood. The most
horrible phase OF the last butohtTy 10
the fact that women anu children
were among thusn mhsrncred. In the
vicinity Of JarICo, Melquizo ordered
tue slaughter OF lUrly.suyeu persons
who were taken from nvlds where they
were at work.
In MrlqulEos territory tho people
are ti0Gkiug 10 Havana 10 escape him,