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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-02
THE SALVATION ARMY.

Mr. and Mrs Ralllngton Rooth WIN Head
an Independent Movement
New York. March l.. darlington Booth,
cN commander of the Salvation Army In
| the United States, gave cut the following
| statement tonight.
| IeluE continually pressed on All sides
| - state definitely the action we shall take
IN the future, we NOW desire to make
| known uur present positlon.
!. We dil not Wish u ahld Nc had taken
the 5 ovation Army mat we had through
ambition swept the org lnlzutlun In TINS
country out OF the general h,Luds, or
mat we had taken property when wa had
acquired whlO owing allegiance 10 hiin.
Furthermore We ala not want to inilu-
Cnrc those nnder hts authority, through
their loyalty and steadiuesa TO u.s. or have
1t said thai We hhd proved iIithleas 10
trust rrposcd IN ue 81 fnr as admlniata-
ton was concerned. We had no nltcrnn-
tive but to accept our dismissal which
oip%cd our allegiance and negotiations
with London.
?. We c1n not. however, closc our Dyes
to The fnct that We have another allcRi-
ancc; we are not our own aud can not
dispose of our Ives and Influences 10
please ourselves. God has called uR 10
work for him. We dare not, therefore.
remain idle We have nlso AZ hcnrt the
interests OF our country, which 10 Loudly
calls us to continue our mission Seeing
that Tue people Of the United Sthtr OF
America. In an urgent and unmiHilkcahle
manner. have voiced our desire "" should
lNuuEiifdie a movement NiNiuliE Us an
opportunity 20 continue our lahors for the
uplifting Of the un-christiau people, ana |
as there appears 10 De NO alternative be !
tween this course ana retiring from pub
He services. We have decided on the |
former course Of action
3, 1t would be premature TO decide ON |
the dcinlo of our future lhb0rH We
. ok above all else Gods leading, and an
organization can not b. formed within a |
day and one that owns Christ rs ifa hcnd |
can not be founded on the opinion aud |
Of the moment, W" shall
probably have but small beginning anl
gain step 10y step.
g. We shall ussurodly under my cir
gtand for tho principles We
have hitherto upheld, having Tor our aim
the saving OF souls the unity 81 effort IN /
work. spiritual pMiuu"6s ana soli -Harrl-
ice and simplicity Of dress that speaks OF
our Christ following.
.. Wa can not at this 1uuctur", OVER
ircd Ia body ana OVerstraincd In nerve.
ilvo tho date when we shall be able TO
public work Indeed " VIII he
.cou 10 he wise 20 do nothing In haste,
est n should be ill-donr but TO do all with
orCthOuEht hat II may ho wei and
done. we are most nnN luus
rot 10 ac; on impulse or under strong I
irrssuro. but MS God shah guide uA
through circumstances and with cool and
aim judgment as TO what We believe and
eel TO he right
In closing wa desire to assure NIL who
Ire interested IN this matter that we have
earnestly consccmtod our liyfs 10 the
luiep and extending Gods kingdom In
america.
Maud -. Booth.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

PlTrSBuRI. pa.--The Brotherhood OF
Iaintors OF this city aud Allegheny have
uerlued 10 lnaugurate a strike tomorrow
morning Tor tho wage scale submitted to
tho masters sonin tiIne ago
WORCESTER, Mass. Elk Congressman
William Whitney Rice died OF heart dis
ease AT his homo here.
NEW YoRK-tva Booth and Colonel
Niool led meeting of the Salvation
Amy at Cooper Union. The large hall
was crowded but friends OF Tailinrton
booth ana hts wife wcro evidently in tho
majority. Colonel Nlcoli aud Miss Rooth
were greeted with hisses as they nscend-
ed tho platform and II was at least ten
minutes before order could 10 restored.
WASlilNGToN-rh supreme court ia
scheduled tc convene today. one OF tina
Important cases TO come UP win be that oil
Brown ag ilnst Nalker involving the rlgnt
to compel witnesses TO testify In Interstate
commerce cases whore they may bc In
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SPORTING NEWS.
NEw ar .rANs rNrnIEs.

Mile and a siEteenth. sellln-LeBanJo
Rossmorc 90. Tasco ". Lulu y n. Nicolin
ie2. Uncle Jim, Cunco Boro. Cave Spring.
Lochinyar, Terrapin 10. Billy Mckenzie.
Ono milc-HOnry Harris, Prudent n
Equinox 10. Sycamore &C. Waterman lGi
BLACK Ball. Nemaha Jos. Sniinet Mopsry
~ Jimmie H.. Tippecanoe l@. Borderer
Threc-quariers Of q mile selline-Rapil
Transit Mnrioni lO3. Albert Sidney, Mark
=, j. W. Cook l05. Bowling Green Cos
sack, Old Gentleman. Herman JOS. III Hen
~. Valet III.
Seven furlongs. handicap Chugnut 30,
Judith a. jim Flood ll3. Domingo Ill.
lis
Seven furlongs. selling IIaeckol %. Al
bert $. -, DiscOrd IN. Stork N. Queen
Bees l0s. Lottie Mills. Mdstar. Hubert
Dutch Arrow, Van BruHt. =. f. Fly. Jr..
10 Masonic Homo ia
Mile and d sixteenth, selling--Princess
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FOUND HIS PLACE.
Texas SITTER.

Texas SITTER
In one OF the frontier counties of Texas a
few residents were liking up n political
slate, 50 that all would have . place AZ the
public crib,
There" said one II reckon about
everybody has something but old Tom
Jones'"
Might make him constable"
no; he can't read--couldg't Horve n war
rnnt"
Justice OF the peace" suggested an
other.
THAT won't do because no can't write
either. acckon tho old fellow will have
to 70 hungry"
"'Thut would never work" enid another:
che would throw his influence nFainst Ms.
should think tho school board was the
place for Tom"
'Dldn't think Of that. Put him down for
the beet place on the hoard"
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OFF FOR LIBERIA.


over Three Hundred Negroes Seek Homes
In Afrlcb
Savannah, en-, March with tho cheers
from Thousands Of other nrFrocY ringing IN
their oafH. three hundred ma eleven ne
Froca, representing n hair dozen southern
States started this afternoon for Liberia,
whern thoy win Bcttlc on land provided hy
the government OF the republic nus
American steamship l.nuradn. on which
they sailed. dropped anchor at Fort JnclS-
son TO await an engineer from charleston,
one ~ her crew having LEFT her here. For
nearly n milo the wharvcs were black
with negroes. with n fair aprlnldinF or
whites ongor to catch the last gimpRc or
the immigrants President lelammcr of the
International Immigration aociety. md
Secretary IS Roberta arc tho only whltca
accompanying the entrants, The third
cargo Of neEroes VIII leave here FOR la
IBERIA In tho fail. 'rhc present party. Ike
It's predecessors. cnrrcd large quantities
of aupplies OF all kinds, ns well as ooueld-
cradle money.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

Halifax, n. S --Haifax suffered con.
Migration that entails u loss OF about
quarter OF million douars and an in
direct loss much greater.
s.-Presldent Faure has acceded 20
the request of Mr.. Gladstone Tor an inter
view during the presidents wish to
Cannes. The Interview has been fixed for
Tuesday next.
London-A dispatch from Rome to the
Daily News rays that negotiations nave
been almost concluded between England
the strait Of Babel Mandeh for Kassal
in Nubla.
Parls.-Jeau Trimble has been sentenced
TO death after a trial lasting for several
days Tor numbering and cutting 20 pieces
a man named Farbos. whom hc had in
duccd to join IN o fraud ulent trade in
COPPER coin.
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ENGLISH COMMENT.
Spain Might DO Some Good by Recalling
Wcyler From Cuba

Spain Might DO Some Good by Recalling
Wcyler From cuba.
London, March 1.-The Daily Telegraph
this morning cditorially discusses the stu
alton which Spain is left in by the action
of The United States senate on Cuba. II
says:
1t Is an iuvidious task to attempt 10
define the rights and wrongs OF the cues
lion. which are extremely complicated by
misC1Nernment on the one side and recK-
less cruelty on the other. Perhaps II ~
not yet too late to save the situation by
the reappointment OF Martinez Campos
with fuller powers Of concession to the
moderate cuban rarity ana inc immrdiass
recall OF General Weyler. This might
possibly pave the way for n satisfactory
settlement OF n very delicate qnestllhn;;
Failing in this. Spain must resign herseH
10 her fate with what grace she can com
mand. II would be sheer madness to k Xxx
ngainst the pricks and inausurale ths
comedy OF a Costly War With the United
States. ,-,. ,.,o,,
a lingo suhterfuee. No American VIII SAY,
the Graphic continues, that Maeeo A"s
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batlLe !! IS,
= PLUG ~A
THE LARGEST PIECE OF GOOD
TOBACCO EVER SOLO Foa 10 cT0.
Are You a
Thinking Man?

n you nrc. this Is addressed TO You.
You know OF the great improvements
naae ulnhG me last few years In Elcc-
MT ris Snd MssS Sisnsssy rHFs and All INC
any serious thought 20 tho science OF
Medicine DO you know that Skilled
were supposed TO hc impossible ten yeara
ABoY DO you know that whole books arc
written ON n single, disense which would
years ago. and tina, thcre are P PhSSi ,ns
who now devote their lives to tho study
of one class of diseases, whiio a fow years
ago Doctor was supposed to know them
hny II you nre n thinking man, those
that the spcclalst-that is, tho Physiclan
who covotes all his study TO one class OF
dinoaaea- Knows more about them than tho
know thar the Sexual Organs constitute
The distinctive features OF a MAN. Any
Disease tn Then them nme9,s his entire being
MIN Y Tio@ can only hSN hair man 'g ss< or
expect tho condolences of fellow men. or
me loye Of woman? Can you Hay TO
men. MAKO mo your leader, your Judge
Or your rcpresnntatNe1" or 10 woman.
Choose mo before all men M your nus.
bnhdf' Mako today fnHolpe that &c
Science md skin can make u MAN OF
YOU you VIII be- one, and when you ask
one can point tho finger of soorn and say,
ITO ~ not halt man Speaking OF adj
Clemens, treatmcut Of structure is as far
ahead Of the old methods ns the lncomo-
i've Is ahead ~ the old ntago coach3 No
pam, no terrible homorrhaRea. no layiug
down your duties to go to a city and stay
weeks with n Doctor at heavy expense,
Ilc onn cure you at your home, YOU can
20 about your business without tho slight
est trouble, and The cost ia not half what
i 1" under tho old methods. If you suffer
from this. or from Spcrma torrhoea ImpJ- 4
Icncc Sterllity. Gonorrhocn, syphilis lis
eases of Women, or amy Private or Skin
Disease, write or visit
DR., J. II. CLEMENS,
2a w. Commerce Street. san Antonio.
Texas
Question Iist-,A for Men. Il for Women
ana q for Skin Diseases.
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A TERRIBLE WHIRLWIND,
oome Loss of Life and Great De.
Struction of Property.
INSURGENTS CAPTURED A TRAIN.
10 mo Spanish In Sick aud Woura,
""' hoen Very neavy-A
Prisoner Shot.
''uhNlS CAPTURED A TRAIN.

Havana Mar,
PISSED throurh ,ha -. iu'e "hriwinc
Los Aureus At o,s,o,,,' rs 81 Aodas and
February q. d,in,, a., ,,,,,,,.,,.. V'"'s vi
I damage Thneo ,o,,.,,.. 'lOu"' OF
| i"ese towns are situated I'm tbe
| southwestern part of tho ,-,,.t,. " 'N
Clara. In I,odes tho ,,.,,,ia " 0""' "a
| bouso, -, J., ~ WIN" destroyed forty
| SONS '1''" " iarSc number Of per-
suns Among the injured was the uouton
| ant of detachment of ci,,i -, l.. ~,
| wife of the ,nili.,,.,. "''''N Inc
Mac '''''''"'S commander of the
f'dce was also wounded I'm tho bs,a 90
seriously that. she has stnoo at,, ,r' ~
| wnrebo,,sa 20 'i''Vc uleu. The
,1,,e. VI 1iohtaiNo and the station
nus were destroyed
property was e,,o,, ,,,.Y'' ''l"se 10 nte and
| lor Of - W" sreater. large NUN.
VI houses were shattered and all tracc,
OF them obliterated. A vbi,o - - - >
negro voro -, Wlite woman ana
v N'ileu ana fifteen persons
80 80 seriously wounded. many also bavinc
disappeared The families who bo1 ,,.f
homes DESTROYED to,l, 80 VINO hau their
Tho ,u., w 'o'h refuge at the fort.
ne money loss from tho wbirIv,ir, w..
not been estimated. but T., is rro,,.. mas
immense Tho aht.- - "''o"h 10 be
hle cr,,,,t., 80 ..'aoiiaits are In a pitia-
e'iul''oh. The loss on crops Is var,
urge
a political nriso,o. -.
bnro ,,.,a, p''so''or was being sent from
',eie To-Day to the convict settlement in
africa. when he jumped overheard ,,,d
guard killed him vbtlo h., ,,.,, hi,u
1,ho -, '''i "Hiic ne was swimming
a cnase '. aT,a fernando Cortez has had
MIatanzas. III NJ suspicious steamer OF
fiiiI .ra',I ne steamer was running M
the eunboat t'u ai sne put out her lights when
the darkness ~ V ~ ana disappeared in
fire fr.t ~, t"e night The gunboat
soIid ~ho, piihk cartridge and then "A
A train ~ an etort to stop the fugitive.
\ it1Nt- oil i
tred n,,o ses' near Colon, in Matanzas, was
of Bnna 80 'me i,ssrsents. The mayor
thos@ on tb, went 10 the assistance of
Martin f ,,,u ram ana; advancing to san
set IRE 10 ,I, 'nat the Insurgents had
troons win IN, mllugSs me escort of
tha a., "a'i nm hucceeqed IN getting past |
gents 'rho an. ,r '.ey "lspersed 500 insur. |
entincn, Is run men proceeded. but the |
aid mot III nis presence of mind aud
on No ,raai tnat tncre were obstacles |
tratn u.o, az anu; IN consequence, the |
severoI ", we He.ultu ana me engine and !
Nnia IA e. NI,SIzeu near the estate OF |
was ottaolSed Ia ~ nat oaa me uerailed train
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SENATE

Tho senntc probably VIII pass the agrl,
cultural appropriation bin carly IN the
week
Senator Mitchell Of oregon. chairman
OF the committees on privileges and elec-
lions, has given notice of his intention
10 call mp the Dupont election case on
Wednesday and wifi support the claim or
MIR. Dupont t. tho Vacant Delaware scat
and VIII be followed lay Senator rurpe
IN support Of the views OF the minority.
The republicans viii be- solid In support
of the proposition to scat Dupont, bur
this Is ono short of majority aud tho
republicans rely upon securing at Least
part Of the popuiis, vote,
Senator Berry VIII make an EFFORT during
the Wt~,k to Eccure consideration OF the
bill providing FOR settlement Of the ac-
count between the state OF Arkansas and
the United States and Senator McBryic
VIII mako like effort ON his bil proYil-
ing for thr rcfun1ns of SIS p8ii nmshni
embraced in uucarned railroad grants
Senator Teller win probably find oppor-
tunty during the week 10 DISCUSS the
tariff bill as Il relates to tho'allver qncs-
ton and there may be other sIpcch's ON
the same limo with an effort 10 secure
vote on tho motion to rocommit.
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Kruger visits England It Is stated that he
VIII stlpulate as his conditions for grant
iins TO tho litlanders the franchise first.
ana the substitution Of a treaty Of com
nturce ana amitN recognizing Great Brit
NJ as mo paramount power In south Az
.tV": second the inclusion Of swaziland in
inaependonca Of tho TransvaaI; fourth
t,hdt preemptiVa right to Kosci hay aud
loo,laEnA nay be accorded the Transvaal
lneSe cNtihNagant demands arc far in
excess 81 what the government expects 10
r"3lN ohtain. hut they VIII Ice made I'm
order 70 appausc the hurgheiS who on
land. w i'"s
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NO OUTBREAK OCCURRED.
Turkish Conspiracy Did Not Materially
as Anticipated

Turkish Conspiracy Did Not Materiallze
as Anticipated
Constantinople. March 1.-The visit OF
the sultan TO the Toukof palace, In the
stamboul quarter. upon the occasion of
the mid-ramazan festival, to perform the
ceremony Of kissing the prophets mantle
,a sse.d off without any hostile demonstra-
lions in spite OF the fears that have been
entertained for a conspiracy and the 81 ib-
crate precautions which have been taken
TO prevent II Altogether thousand mr.
rcs,s have been made Of suspected con-
Senators They will. however, be lihcr-
atcd tomorrow. The most elabScsde polica
were taken today and the
sultan was surrounded by an Unusually
large escort on his way To the palace. II
was noticed that the Armenian school
children who usually line the route Of
the sultan's march on the occasion OF this
ceremony, were absent today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-02
LONDON MARKETS.
London Money.

London. March MONEY continues
cheap. The upward movement OF the
stock market was slightly checked by real
cations and by the disquieting political
situation. rumors Of the revival OF the
Egyptian question and the United states
senatc's action on Cuba. Spanish sec,iri-
ties fell VI per cent. Mines were inactive
and the chief business was confined TO the
best class OF Investment sccurItlea In
ii 'trust of Americ an politics and the Bal-
timore and ONO 'o.lapsc together, scrNcl
10 diatrcss Americans. only the best BOND
issues maintaining prices. 'fne increases
Included Illinois tentral iirsts. Decrease
occurred m LoWaNldc ana Nashville ~
and Norfolk ana WeetenI a.
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THE HOTELS.
lawior-Rntes $3.50 ana ST per
Y James Luyylor, pronricfnr

n palfrey and wife, l.. o. Tomllnson
+ n, 4. Adams, st. Louis, r. l.. Mans
y St, y. n, Barrett. New York:
h CHAPMAN, Cuero; Miss Leaf Gal
Y, inallaS' ". b. Mason aud wife
" AeXleo, Miss Matte Savage. Dal-
l., L. Mackenzie, Fort Worth; l.. G.
~ bfenhan +. H.. Marshall. Huns-
l. Tenney, Chicago; j. Il. Roy.
4 H9aves ION; Il. -. REYNOLDS. Dallas;
n NYshInWoH, Il; G.. Richard ana vie.
koiIbrnn.s Il a. =. behmor. Chicago; Geo.
s ~. =, San Antonio: Y. c. Echois.
VI n us. Newton and wife, Sour Lake:
a. ., MsoFfan and wife, Austin: W. II,
h Wy; Il. 4. Patou,. Navasota. NJ
ks d. Adoue, Calvert. II. Dcvlln
Patty !, v. Evans, Galveston: II. H.
EHp OAlanoma. y. II. Batte. st.
4 Il ". Prqtitt, Kansas City: 4.
II "ppi'en EDWARD Wolf. Philadcl-
a. ~ q. pohhins Pittsburg: H. H.
IA s, rohllllodelphia; Mrs. Bette Hon
SssNessi9n; 4. j. Pierce. Memphis;
c ri Caldwell, San Antonio; Walt
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Won DER AliE AT DALLAS.

Won DER A1lE At DALLAS
Dallas, Texas, March L. Chris Won der
Ahc OF the ST. Louis baseball club ar
rived IN Dallas last night to look over the
field fot the location OF tho browns IN
this city to do their spring trimming Its
found everything IN satisfactory condition.
He and President !, G. McNcaius Of tho
Dallas club drove ont TO the park this al.
,ermooh Mr. Won der Ahc declared the
Dallas grounds aud street railway faolli-
NcH Tor handling IA crowd unsurpassed in
nuN minor Icstru" city Of the country, lilo
departed tonight for san Antonio. Austin
and Galveston on II pleasure trip and to
arrange dates Tor exhibition games In
April over that part ~ the Texas South
crn circuit Manager Diddiehack will NJ.
riNr IN Dallas ON March IL with twenty
one players and remain In Texas a mouth.
MIR. Nor dor Ahe viii hc back In Dallas
next Thursday ami expects to reach St
Louis ono week from today.
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TESTIMONIAL TO a. T, WILSON.

His Retirement, From The News Service
for New I'lcl1.
Dallas News
Mr.. -. y. Wilson. who has been corrected
with the News for thirteen years The last
fcui yeafp as advertising manager OF the
Dallas News, has resigned. 10 take effect
today. Tie WIN be succeeded by Mr.. W.
r. Henderson.
Mr.. Wilson leaves to enter new Held
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Balllng'on Booth,
Maud Is. Booth.

New York. March 1.-The announce
mont that Mr. and Mrs. Ballington
Rooth would lead separate. religious
movement Interested large body OF Of
ncers ms well as tho rank and file OF the
Salvation Army IN this city today Few
members Of tho army are willing TO cN-
press openly their feelings towards the
new movement but 4 was plain from
atili the strongest hold on their affections
and most Of them will IN the event Of n
separate movement VIII follow his lead.
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'"t HALLWAY WORLD.

,s INV TARIFFS ISSUED.
bttv "a, al commission has issued
|hs, T %'lHs No. Il and IS. az a re.
coc,. ueSaay's rate meeting. Both
k,,s a large number Of articles
De effective March q.
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For coNTRoL or coREA.

London, March "A dspatcn from
Kobe. Japan. to the Timer says: rho King
Of Corea IS sian at tbs Russian legation
in Seoul, Internal uprising continues. II
.s Iumorcd thai Japan is making advances
to Russia vita the View Of arranging fOs
iual control in COrea. # Is believed that
ne Marquis farnagata while in Russla
Tor the cars coronation VIII negotiate a
LrCalN Of alllAnnA.
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THANKS TO SHERMAN.

Paris March The cuban colony here
has telographed It's thanks to Senator
John sherman. chairman of the senate
committee. for his speech in the senate In
support of the concurrent resolution on
the Cuban question.
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nan M W. RAILROAD MEN.

passeny.Mn Kent of the South.
81 Iorir committee. headoiIar-
|istlnP ,Sls, Is reported in .'or;
~ irree,,yi- market ami investiCat-
Ines in S,uh,arliies reported against
llaas w,li' the sweet singer o.
ssieana" WI reach here tomorrow
,lsiiye Of " ,Ln he holds forth as
Y The Robnnte, Gotten Belt. to par
"a 'Ron,sr,t Emmett anliv srsary
both iS !. Jack" has nm army
~ ard NJ ana out of RAILWAY err
asani ~ angels visits arc al
&C chief AZ ~ was formerly and for
fsal q ,hs '1rk In the local freight
Naiy in this city.
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Says Rhodes Knew OF II.

Cnpetown. March IL. Hoffmever.
leader OF tho Afrikandor party In writing
10 friend poIntedly accuses Cecil Rhodes
Of having knowledge OF Jamcson's raid
which he hid from his colleagues for
thlrty-siN hours after Or. Jameson started
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Danger That American Property win he
DESTROYED


Managua Nicaragua, March i.-(Copy-
rghted, 1895, by the ASS ciatcd Prcss)
Reports received here indicate that the
presence Of war vessel of the United
states al Corinto IS very much needed,
as there is great danger that the custom
house there will bc seized and the mor-
chnudise II contains captured or de-
siroyed.
The German minister to Guatemala.
Herr Won Begel. has sent n cable dispatch
to United States Minister Bakcr urging
that peace be declared in Nicaragua and
tho differences which have led to tho out
break settled,
MIR. Baker has replied that diplomatic
Interference will not I've accepted here aud
thmt war alone can settle the differences
that have arisen.
Managua. Nicaragua. March lit Is
announced that Archbishop Samo and
General Osma are dying. President Pier
ola s daughter Victoria died last night.
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RELIEVES 1T WILL AID CUBA.

Paris. March l.-Senor Betancas, the
representative of the Cubans in Paris, IN
an interview. declares that the United
Statcs senates action has insured the
speedy triumph of the insurgents proba-
bly, within three months.
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Rose, Cyantha 81. Panway 81, Jack Brad
ley ~. king Elm g6. Wcdgohcld Master
Fred ~ Frances Hem ,ssy %. Salvador
ip &nord r. iol, Spcndolinc i0S. Favor