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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

IS. II. Wilson rode 25 miles on bi
cycle in 81 minutes at Chicago.
e II. Beszley sold for r c. Hooker
to +. Reid a combined mare for $40
George w. Logan bought OF Rober'
Land bunch Of butcher stud at 2tc.
-EeTRAY. Pale red heiisr, weight
about 725. Left Friday night Geo w
Logan, Stanford
A storm blew down Henry Poin-
dPxters barn IN Harrison county, and
ruined 10000 pounds OF tobacco.
C. B, Reid started his mare Lucy Lee
at Oakley tuesday hut she was behind
the money. She won a few days ago.
&c 4 q. 2. Cecii's Lottie Lorine won
the Pill pace, worth $1,000, at Terre
Haute Tuesday over field of eight. Best
time 207l.
Time Wood, yearling PAGER, oGned
at Richmond, covered half mile in lag
Il It, the fastest time for age ever made
over a bali mile track.
j. NJ Roberts, OF Valley Ok, is on
his way to Lancaster with 80 calves and
yearlipgs for sale. See him between
Crab Orchard and that place.
w F. LillArd bought in Oven coun.
ty 20 calves at sl2. These are extras
and be has already been offered an ad-
vance on them. Anderson News.
Geo ID. Wearen, general agent Kan.
sss City Hay Press Co, has q sample All
Steel Hay Press with feed circle power,
that be will sell at wholesale price for
cash or will trade for No. timothy hsy.
The assignee Of A. +. Moberly 30 d
the John NJ. Hail farm OF LIS acres yes-
terday to Mr.. J. s. Hooker for the First
National Bank at S25.04 A few plug
hors,s cold at sl5 to s25. Farming i'm
plements brought good prices.
-Wsgers shipped five cars OF hogs Sat
urlay for which he paid 81 70 and $3.50.
He received eturns yesterday and lost
fl2 on the car. Brose Wagers who took
the hogs down, says Cincinnati parties
are Offering to sell hogs at 1928. Rich
mond Climax.
y. o Beck has 50 Jersey cows in his
dairy herd and makes l75 lbs. OF butter
every seven days, which he sells at 25cts.
per pound. Mr., Peck has some fine ped
igreed cows, an extra fine bull, Lot lie
nut of Pblax, a 2l 10 and IL OF. butter
COW in seven days Warren County
Courier,
j. P. Harper, of the West End, who
took lot Of mules to Salisbury, y. c.,
writes us that it is hot and dry there and
business is at standstill. Cotton be
save, sells for 1915 on the street About
half q crop was raised this year. Old
corn is selling at 81 and new at $3.50.
Bsysn had rousing reception when be
spoke there. Mr.. Harper has sold IL
mules, bu, he did not state what he got
for them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

The New York World is authority for
the statement that Mark Hanna has AS
sessed the trusts, which will be benefited
by the return to a protective tariff, SO, -.
46l, 6l0, to be used in bis campaign OF ed.
ucation. The capitalization OF these
trusts foots up l,5O5. $4,000 aud the
heaviest assessment is upon the Dressed
Beef and Provision Trust, which Is ex-
pected to pony up sG65,000. These con-
csrns are putting up lively and with the
money train load after train load of peo-
pie are being taken to Canton to be hs-
rangued by Mckinley, the high priest OF
protection and free silver man at heart,
judging by his record on the money
unestiOn
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25
SIX PAGES

The large delegations that almost daily
flock to Canton, o., to be addressed by
Mckinley. either 90 at the expense oil the
railroad companies or on fat fried out OF
trusts and corporations, which expect to
fill their tills with money forced from the
people by dishonest taxation, should the
great protectionist be elected. The whole
business is msnsged by Hanna and the
thing has become 30 monotonous that
people are getting tired Of reading about
it. Anent the business, Mr.. Bryan made
a telling point at Dover, Del, when be
said. ut is sometimes customary to the
people who desire to see a presidential
candidate to form excursions and visit
the home OF the candidate. daughter
and applause.) But times are hard this
year and the candidate comes to you to
save the expense OF travel. daughter
and applsuse) don't believe our peo-
pie can travel as cheaply anyhow as our
opponents can during this campaign"
(Great spplsuse
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

The boltocratic crowd is made up OF
few who really believe that democratic
principles were lost sight of by the Chi
csgo convention, largely of ignored poll,
ticians, sore-headed and disappointed
seekers after office, others who think
they stand to lose Is cents or so if free
silver carries and lot OF blind followers
of the blind. The leaders know that
their ticket has no more show than
short tail bull IN fly time, but are willing
to perish in the ruins Of the temple they
would pull down, if by so doing they can
get even With the party that does not APP
preciate their valuable services. 1t will
"kill them right dead intirely" as the lr
ishman said, il Bryan is elected, but even
the fear of such mortality will not deter
the people from their purpose and the
determination to give Mr.. Bryan the
largest vote ever polled in this great
country.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

ave denounce protection" say the
boltocrsts in their platform and yet they
are playing into the hands OF the repub'
lican party and assisting in electing q
man whose only claim to fame is bis
persistent E fort for a tariff to rob the
many at the expense of the few. Even
Senator Lindsay, who made such
long and tiresome speech at the Louis
vile blow out for Palmer and Buckner,
said at is inexcussble for Jefiersonian
democrat to vote for Mckinley" and vel
he advised his bearers to vote the India
papolis ticket, which is equal to hall
vote for Mckinley. Consistency ia a
jewel possesse d by few Of those VITO are
making McKinley's election possible.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

This is one of the mesnest campaigDs
we ever participated in, since We are
compelled not only to fight the common
enemy, but those who have heretofore
affiliated with US. The latter is a diss-
greesble conflict, but We shall not wsver
on account OF friendships or former as
sociations, and while We shall do our best
TO keep old friends from going to the dew
il, We shall feel no remorse if they do,
conscious OF having done our duty.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

Ma. CHARLEs F. WHITE, proprietor Of
the Richmond Register, died suddenly
on the 2lst, aged 10. On the death OF
the former proprietor, Mr.. F. NJ. Green,
about year ago, he purchased the Reg
lister, and with his excellent associates
was even more than maintaining its tor,
mer high standard. He was fine BUSH
ness man and wealthy one, but leaves
no immediate family to inherit it, never
having married
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25
RMAND TRADE ITEMS.

Stock ewes for sale. f. p. Bishop,
STANFORD.
r. II. Cooper sold to F. x. Tribble
Is yearling steers at &c.
"A. w. Carpenter sold to F. Reid go
1000 pound feeders at SIC.
-Yearling calves and yoke oxen for
sale. w. Z Dawes. Ssufi.y.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

THB free turnpike anarchists in Wash
ington and Anderson counties, should be
suppressed at all hazards, by civil su-
thority II possible, else by the military.
The destruction OF property by such
mobs must be stopped, II every member
of il has to be shot down like dogs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25

GOLD; and 1t then demonitizsd silver in
order to make gold more valuable, and
further enrich the capitalist at the ex-
pense Of the people"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT .
Sale of Land, Stock, &c.
As Executor Of Hiram NJ. Johnson, will sell
on TIE premises near MiileigeVille, KY, on
Wednesday, Oct. IL, 90,
The FARM Of.

10 Acres Land
Known IS the old Wyatt San5idge Farm, which "a
well improved, well watered and Nell fenced. Al
so aoout 70 n Cress west 81 above, = interest
= ith privilege OF whole IT. about > l Acres on
White Oak Greek, also about Acres IN junction
City, Ky, known as the Dave Brown land.
Also Z Brood Mares in fOal by IacE, several nice
Fillies by Chester Dare, Eagie Bird aud Gilt
Edge, 2 work Mules. s yeaTling Mules, o OF them
Mares, extra Weaniings, mares, lot OF IA
hogs, So~s and Pigs, IS yearlng steers, several
Farming lmpleme Is, Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Tefms:-For personality $40 and under cash
ever that amount. three moaths' credit, with IN
teTest irrm day Of sale. On real estate one third
cash, balance IN "a months with per cent. inter
est. Lien retained.
is. TEYlS, Executor.
I. ID. English, AuetionseT.
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SNSLET N CHICAGO
Arrive. with a Good ArP<'Its-Irs No
kIaIty IapESNIuE.

CHICAGO. D. I7-~Il take so--s
E7c7e Q: the s-7s.s;eAk sd l l;:.s Eo-S
o: the aaEs. caP:A.z." s;.4 2:es.4cz;-
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=; So rs =o:-.zE. - --lr @ SIS
niles '-az CLatc- G=las IT, =ISA: was
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c. wee ssS;et r-!;a ;be =4:2- =ls s-2-
sas- A5=s7 MeE.z:sy. E.5=- CEz.,es C.
Dawes 90: tie EesG5.-za national CO..
. sai.:ss, George Is. EreIss. et.:7- o: ;ae
s,Iscgz Es7esl;H-y. Cap. Z. O. : He's
iz11. % - t-tiat S-E-Hs Amy al
N.s7s. -zsly-.-e LcW'...-s1= % - Ike
Avsal--r Cs:5aSs. NJ. Mckinney. Ca-s-
.-- 3: rLcSe @EsSs tee P-gss e:..-r.-s:
Will 500
Ma,1z MeE.glay's s2pe;;e vas q :
Ee<z =S<e - :Er l:ac-@- CG.=ca lake
AK, as cs remarked &c CANT - Ch.clSl
80. Eie ssN~ses 70 s.r=s c! TIE :-s-. =
tocs STAN o ~ PSI L.. 9-:CS:AS. i!.s
!As: G-7 sTay sToE. haG.s. ass8- t=,g-n
<=Te:2l two h1c- =u5S TO C!=yE!lC-E, MS
q C=5Ga-o - February - .4s:. when r.
-Ea1= rs famous S3-o=ss 81 :ha MAJ
GGe:iA c.GS banquet. WHEN ::s campaign
&c The nomination - lz- T.-s.Ec-.y
VAS oeSE1 Il I.i!SHis- Iis s.-st gucz:.s1a
% Captain NcW!!:la-1s his morning
%5ea he !2:;e! ea:s:S2 ne cl- was,
--5aV- IS i1A-''
ASSC-S,4 that his Ts..e |ss well. 10th
lag seS-e4 % T.?A= TIE nj. >o7,==;G.ea:
.: IT,. res: e = 2GT staring !c Cpo1-
the H-S: A::s.zp: n : vacation he Aas
=-ate - asl:iy yy--
I VII .e=csi2 uGtG -hs ficSc o: The
MEX capl:c.' sa!5 the r.a.c- when
7:eSSe1 "a -E=.c.v= ~ tie stA-: 10 spend
The holidays herr y want 20 De home
:o- Ch-ts;-nas dl.ue- w:;a mother"
Du-.ls- tie Ac25s %s;s. Daylight ;Ea
tElta had t-eta cS:'s-A3 along the T-ay Is
Il :e4y BY sve-y StA:!a:.. II To-. :ral=
S1et.s AZ Chicago. The Es1:c= -e;Crast ;Es
sL-:-a::-7s o. hundreds %. Ca.ca -cL-s
gathered a%7cS tns Canal street Y4:u9=:-
As te iet: Ia- .-I!a AID Trass-: through
tie station :: ih= Canal s:7.@t s-:-z-cs.
c-rogc .: s.Te-al huS1.ei sho.:..S ana
Cheering people rushed S!:e= HIN. He
quickly s;@3s-sI !@:1 Captain NcU!N-
:s=1<' cs2--.ace and !c=rlai!z;@ly Starred
t5- TIE NcWlll!z--s home : drive
through the SouieTa-Js . he scG;E side
was on me Programme Sor the u::g.a6pz
And Major Mckinley cIIs-JS . spsnE =
d.? C=.1S rs CL.cISo T--stt Ev;;a Hon
CEa-i=S 6. Dawes. Of Ev1-S:5a. wks-s
JceSs l.1 Ncs- Day, .; Canton. Ea-S1laI
.=1eads 9. the McSia,eys. WEI atz5 y e.
:e:-ll-@d
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NEW YORK. Ns,:. ,5--NT. J. Cas:l.
-. Q. re CGsaa .la;a, sIyS "a. IA
;Nr o7ia!ea Q: tie :uata tAt=e eAa sH
n:;!e Go4s: .! Macco's JeIia G=! IA:
Il generally Is believed ;h4, - cA's'S
70 his IsA.A Through tTsa;AeSy oa The
sa!; q ~. Zt.;;!;!!.2. n o7!s: 60 lear2
tie .Acis =esg: ;As taSissc'e=: Il
wAIch tie ;A:-sat Was kIlst. eG.,Ssay.
!ss have Ssen sen; .-o=. Nav2aA -
anl :se ;goo-s wa5tG Re NCs=-Aa!ct,
Seye-2l s2y, vr;a-=cd AZ! REPORTED
;A.1; t2.ty cal.l tr4 20 trace c! tie a.
surseuis. showing iAN: they SA4 re
treated n1-;se= tz.a7I yIVc soldiers
= - gve.s wnzale1 were !SGGL Il Ac;S
UA.cS SAt tseA ;uT7e3 iGto Assri;hlS
sEl icy ;eti tie sctEsS - the !-5;2
tAai MaSsa was dad E-|eVv-. Ec;
-iccA ta.:h s ptzUeI c= tie ASSsSAnStS
x the =, ~ SEC Ken .. N4cSo slts,s the
Later TGAV lave tF@G So; A.:t5 tie
former Eat hes2 .eS1srei 1ocs 1e cotI.
bat
The sus?l-lca Is sx:aa: tAac Zs..
;Uts.2 :i;e5 he bglls; wAscA e2teG Ma
cs0's brilliant career. 6u; 1t IS pretty
wsi! ts:1c!.SAet ;Aa: ;Ae t-clcst-oES
phys,c.s1 had Informed TIE SP4UiAT3S
O.: i@t TlEaS - tss Cuban SA.e:- MA
;As i=:cr=:GtIaE - :Ae.c gS>esstaa
ahsl; tie ia;sa:!clS o MAcco ;ec
ts-ces under M1s1- Csru$s:a Permit
!s1 MAsSu = c-rsS the :-S.Ga v7.;Scu:
s,o,@s,ltt51 and tac7 :s!I Gr&n h!Tn tc
largely superb. r--Hs5cs al c-nEe-
riscI Ylaca. I; = certain IL ;Se S7.2-
Ton >: iHS ioc1i .u=:I ;h2: Nfyis- AaG
ASCrAGA knew all aS2G; tie r72S2Sc-
;i.e Csoye-.AG; q :ae insurgents !: Is
svsa POSSIBLE iA4t ZertYtSa ADVISED
me =SHH3!uSa 20 c:oss iAe ;-1-cA8-
As inquiry 17octs1s further 10 add
'ioCA NN2&==.a:S2G O. :Se SOY TIA.
NAcNo U2s iu:e3 g { s1TFoSed peace
conference caa bA oS;a!2eL- although
I: ses1.S CS-tat:: thzt M2cS> was e.
;-a7T-3 i-:o u1 aTIArsaGe ts-c1SE
;Ae =:2cA!2atioSS Q: Ze:;ucAa.
Subsequent events are luSS.S to sSoS
TIA: TIE Laser aoooGu: is Ihe co.oNct
ClE.
EG5-tS are making 20 t-!=S A. ctS-
CO. wsn was Ca Macs,o's s;1E a=L was
;'C@Ssc; when Re Was shot. - :l:S SocG-
t-y, ~ iAAt &c may - sen: 10 Wash
tSEto:s to 22SeAr be:o:s :he :C?e!Sa -e-
laS!ons ocfIrl!;tee ot Re senate. Tbs
plan Is expected 10 b. Ve-y fruitful o.
results - SuN>sSSSyl
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EE2EASS Is DElQ
AaE.cLaza EHpsr~, Suddenly
In III Private

ROCHESTER, y. Y. Drc i--Ee--
=>aa7, thS magician. tIst :o-1ay = RS
private -a- =: G.ea- Valley. aca= S&a-
=.15.cl He as OF his way - E.aG:o.!.
Tae remains Will be to-w9!e4 % New
yc.k.
Hermann completed - E7Sacemsn:
IT TIE LyccU=: !t:sa:7e Il this c.Iy Las:
-.!Sai a=4 had later bss2 entertained a;
:he Gsnesse Valley Club by 4 a;,=:b.e- ~
A.s trends Death 49, Caused by k,S::
disease.
Prcsessc- Herman whose father was
n S'etsh; % hand performer. :T:a5c his
cccGt as 4 magician when he was bu:
Giss; wears ot age. II was = Ts-sCs;T;-
aUce given oy his brother - s.. Peers
burg. EGssIa. The !li;le <e!lnv perform
Cd sGCh Gs:0C3LlCS CNa;c-es leCeri1-
main iGat his b9nthrr regularly en-.
Eacei him and yoNac Hermann i-av-
e!ed as u.1E.c!Sa AL over E.EFCTe uu-
Z! he was fourteen yca-s old.
II PoIgEal. the King deco-a:ci HIN
AL the ki-S 0: SrA!c made Aia, L
knight q: TIE C7Ls. cs UaShcra- Her
mann !s:: his t7a:aer a.isr travelling
six years T,;h him Gri then travelled
b. ala:sen all uvG7 Europe ana .lris.!-
c..
Iia arassci 4 c-.l. Co..aae. bat
lived h!Ea ari spca; great deal of
mo-ev, Hermann had = tASatre II this
Ci;y !o- ssvc:a! seasons and .: tate
yCa-S has made New York his home.
Hermann had hards-Cle summer
hone Gt White Stone. LoHr Island.
He owed = :l7e s:eam yacht. the F-a
Diavolo. in witch ~ made nany
cruises 81 American waters.
lie spoke seven languages Hucatly
and had Travelled around the world
three times He was naluraliZe3 in
Boston in 1876.
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GRAFTON. ". Va. DSc. 1.-Two
sal:s we-s Instituted here today -
Jo2s T. MCGrAw, s;to-acy e. Nellie
woct:u= Holman, srA!as: Ae- A=s.
taaA !oSs7A Il. Holman. c. tie a.:a
.. y. :. B!sl,t- AID SouS. q BAl:-
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10. diygaoe aE3 ;he cus;oay O. SSt ;v,o
tai-l-ta 2=4 the oiae: 70. treaty
ts,-SA=I 5sIl's damages e: Ie.arA-
tea q! esAac;cr. m iziIas;ion A2I
been awarded "a RE t.Ysroe sui; TO
pas&!s!; ;he husband .7oG1 eoaue!llsS
re Pt-SanGl sSs7r-iy c. TIE vie anI
e!y!as % IAe Eeo;Ee. -. cGs:.1y c: fAH
;N5 caGI-sz-
Ike b:I ta- 6lvo9cr presents al!ess.
ii-ss O! 80 :aes- c-G-l nr4 E:Usal
:FGa ::-t-t TCrs:GEr w.;A ;se bin age
al.2 letters fr1Ss EAa Gc.eaSlEttAI-:-
i-F, lrsnl;laS al! iG-ea;a5.rr IN cAs.z
expressions, TIE T.A.G:lG Eas keen l.s-
!-s 4: 3glc:y;1Ty.g. she Old cgJU'y sea:
O. -Lyi-- coluty. !c---E 80 TAS. ;h0ae
ysl-s AID ts- elN alleges mat shs was
SCC3isv-s- - ave tG=Er EC@l- t1s Js-
po4EGss Of iGs csEea-1-ts a-a;ArS,
Clark ?. Herman ~ under :ArvA:
@! 7ays-el! la3ur- {: saa 4.:-ur.e! -
leave the town e.: yist: ER- relatives
!I tAalti;r-r=.
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sac5.G x :1e cg-HiT ysLs eTsz.aS sS-
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u,cE:s :-Ata .. isli.srszTy to !oia tie
N..-'s Tt,-t:yg< t&ece- The sLZS.e- SGl:
ar2,ns: clark ?. iE5Sr:az WAS I2snL=5
Gg,22 c1z-Ees IA j. ~ a!E. against tse
2ialHl& character az1 viii b ,-l-2
5s0a, The d!vl-Se s.1 c: the ;-oTSlc
may Be- transferred - TIE Baltimore
euu::S
Tie pIz!-il= vsAo "a very AA=5sorle.
TAS o=!Stzal,y Mss WNc1-uG- 2n1
p-o-,ln"r:ly oJ-.ec:ei in Bs!;lE.c-r.
wAs.e she inherited 4 c,nso.;4a.. to=-
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D0,5ae. Fe5s!s-7.2r al J:a!5- Arle-zoa.
~ S--w.c.;sy. a2t II !ais-TIe7~ ,o-day
VIA G"ac-=i c:z.zhsN. ca.s, c. eng.a-
'-'s, c1acs-2!2; a7ae improvements
Eea6et /, To- y.::t:-s n .;er C-!eans II
-a'aa al W Tivnr -.=r are iryr!@stG-!
. 3 also abDI. 70: r-ypJ:s! Monpns;2-
BOA Improvement They TEre als1 D:--
80 ta- senate c1mz2c-c= cOIar:l!;-s>..
'r-rtrhEnnn Da-:ya accompanying
p. - - bo;h !nsta7'-"s.
:, r. 4 rTmg. H-f= ;EGt owing To the
~ .l~:r.t condition Of the treasury. the
.-Er appropriations committee Is likely
:; .1!I from the sgTG-y civil bflI Z pro
s.-'. 90 make available the noccy call
e. ',r N the TiTeTE and narb,Jr b!ll.
"r..- irclGdes the MGnNngaH.ll aah
'..r -sver improvements This will
c1E." delay. bu: f s. hppcd That the
'H-w.'-ez nay be induced 10 change
'..Gi. The West Virginia delegation
"'. ere the mater close attention from
a'- ". y. HEmeireicn. o; I."w!sburS.
.... p-5fT@"!yr iaTfv:OE n W.-s, VIZ
..-. IS here !J-1.@H- in conference with
q 7Rr~@smaa Dayton and ex-senator
i-yls.
Heters. T. L. Da7.z and joan ". Ma.
B. arg expected here tomorrow.
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PREPARES Foa 4 SIEGE.
New Fortiheation. Being Erected by
Wryler In tavaua.

Nrylcr I'm tnvana.
CINCINNATI. Dec. ia special 70
the ComTsrch!-T!!bur from Key Wes;
says: Passengers by ;o-n!sht'S steamer
EruGl Havana state ;ha; rInors Of light
ing nSar the trrSha were Titr In Havana.
The movement ~ troops In the streets
was moro frequent thaH usual. 'ndica;-
taE important operations under way
Thu report in Havana that NIceo is nns
dead has bcwildcrei the people. AL the
r"'n papers slG:r that this matter mus
Ac s'itrd ont and Se;iicd AT once They
call up0G ;hr officials 20 have Mlceo's
and yOUuC Come : bodies CNhUTlei Rai
brought in;o the cI:y .1r Identification
All the papers SAY that the prSSGU: sen
Sa.ti0nIl ACCOUNTS and run>ors injurr the
Spanish cause. CuSaGs are St:ll divided
In opinion. though the general hcl!r; Is
that MAcco Is dead. IL is known thai
ihc officials feel greatly worried over the
ssAte of affairs In &atanzaS. but whc;h-
rc Il Is Gomez or Rivera who IS operating
Ihcrr IL hard 70 determine.
Heavy siege guns have just been
mounted on the outer sea walls ot new
for; recently constructed ives, % the city
on the coast. MAHy new foy;iNca;louS
have bI,n built In the city and Wcyler
seems prepIr!Gc for Siege.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
oiIEr WILL 81 -grGE
The Se<TNtary OF state viii Go GtrSrr tn,
Com Biitttr and ElPlAga CahAn AGstr,-

WASHINGTON. y. c. Det. ,5.-lt IS
s:a:e! ;s.s Secretary o,rcr VIII 81
He:cCe ;AG senate cslmltste - ta--
e!ca ri4;.2as lo-:zo-guw Aal give ,Ne
eAGr1i;iee q great deal c: oSaa!t=;lli
.ats:rali!,a relative to CuSa, uAl:A Is
= siS ynSscssEcG.
4 r,R!1:.sy c! :Ae members c! AZ
cSura,;;cy EXPRESS ieR5;Auoe - tie Ia.
tca:ANn u ~. C.sty ~ AgpsAr be!c-e
tie Committee. b% iSete IS - SN2bs
iSA: e Sts4 SecG'c= SSt--an. wl.o
S2w al1 4 ssU roa;IezU :S.Gay. Re
woC'i Se ciAt 20 aTTsar II ISe tc1;.
E7i;i~t'S caesti=E % ;SrUW Al! tAe GsS.
possible ca CAe saN,e,; so- sAe Eu.1-
aSce q Sae Caz.Ta!;;es. Scr tie Sro-
;t'c:.g1 O. SIS advises SyS.~sta-y o.
hey U=5Sne;tIsy Will ask IsAi AlS
1-1E.GalS1t4s:lS b ke5: sitI::.y ss.rtS
!: l. :se sIPcc:a:!ca @. all SAs rlssa.
SE-S @! tss CccSEi,:Tts ia: a vote NlIi
k ESAcAz4 Il tie Jae%:iac ;o-lo.asw "
ca tar SGSC1s5oG CsSalG;5on Gg,,lNs51E =
20 Cgss1 i-AeS=sarUst uai ~ s-se-Es
- tie Tzf1lG;.oa rrTceSs 10 iaas: "a;
;se res1lpssaa all ,e'cr.vs s&a aTp.uy.l
90. ! t-.A!s5-.;y q! ;ss c1=,ENEee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

DEFIANCE. Ohio. DEC. l7-Thrce
robbers vlsi;cd the house OF Fred.
BUcElcnan, wcli-tO-do farmer living
near here last night. BucElcmlu was
lu:el outside. beaten into insonsihilI'y
and bound hand and loot. Then the
robbers entered the hOus". Mrs Buck
lcra1 was nlsn beaten and bound. The
robbers secure! only q small amount
nI m0ncr. BG"k!~nG1 finally released
himfclG buI Upau reaching the house
ha wlg unable to Ind his wite. Atior
M hours search she was discovered In
corn Ncll. wiInr" shr had gone after
-cEJi1ing consciousness. The woman
IE in = serious condition because ot the
exposure to which she subjected her
sulF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
APPEAL FOR CUBA.
IRE hdent Allen. orthc Learue, Issues an
AiIlrrs, for ALL.

NEW YORK. Dec, 11.-PrcSdCnt E;h-
Al Allen. ot the Cuban League " :he
United States. has issUrl an address 10
the people OF The United States" ask!nl;
for such ald and comfort as mSy BE-
found In the open expression OF Sympa-
;Av and legal material support The al
dress rec!tnS that the United States gov
crnmCNi and people stand Indicted be-
fore the civilized world as tnIcrN;ing the
prosecution II an irhumr.a ana harha-
rous war against Cuba; that IN permit
ting Spain the use Of Our potts for her
ships ~ war, this EIu1a Is helping tho
Str0UE against the weak and while pre-.
serving a nominal neutrality Is aE;Ually-
4 ptriisln " iyrInnlCll power; and thai;
alleged failure u protcc; American Cili-
SgHs In cuba IS regarded Ivy other pro.
pies as evidences Of Impotrncy on the
part ot this government"
Concluding the address says: In