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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
HINES AND MINING.

Frem tAs nortAeaasern par1 OF wash
fu8too. 20 and beyond okauognr river.
bordering 90 the International boundary.
and for LOO miles south. H. Z nsneral
country whsca has hardly been disturbed
BY the pyoss|ctorts psck. sAys the Spo-
kane 6pokss1.an-Revtku- The character
Of siss ors II varied. that south Of BouaA-
airy creek having the saue general char
acterissicx Of that section, while farther
east. south OF Rossiand. the conditions
are similar TO those ia the famous camp.
For many years II has been known that
large deposits OF mineral were TO be
fount on the resers alton, bu. the extent
at the lsSxes. ewing TO tho Ina bsliry Of
the pr0spsctor TO explore the country TN
iess Ne evadsd t1s iAw. we're not known.
except In general way The restrictions
being removed. the Drosnectors svarmed
over Tie country and made countless
loeasionz. maay OF which are nox being
developed with graftfyins results-
This virgin country h nov receiving
attention which II would never have re-
ee1ysd six ye8xa ago. or before the value
uncovered IL the csvstoement Of the de-
spfsed iron Gag was known. and no sur
prise will 5s occasioned u mines Of great
r5chness are found.
stiil farther west 10 the Okanogan
country. which aA8 heen prominent In
mining circles for number OF years, and
. large amour Of work has been done.
There are Z number Of producing mines
tn that section. several Of which gained
considerable nosor1esy several years ago.
T.1sx district Feusaiaed quiet Tor three
years, but h now producing again. The
Triune. wyandotte and . number Of 9TH
ers are now being worked extensively.
Several stamp mills are IN operation and
ono cyanide plant
There are several other districts Of more
or isss prominence within the area men
toned. all Of which give great promise.
There ik no question but Washington
will. inside OF ftve years. be enrolled
among the mineral producing states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
4 DEslCIExCY JUDGMENT.


The 0tockhe1Aers Are Liable for
Stoek nuhscRlheA bat Not Paid for.
In tho case OF Charles Watson. as re-
eedver Of the Gosh Murray CO. W.. James
Gosh and Daniel Murray. Judgment was
givon Tor plaintiff In the sum Of 81. -. IS.
This case involved the Ia bility of stock
holders IN = corporation who had snh-
scrfbed but had not paid for all the stock
they had subscribed for. When the coAh-
Murray Co was incorporated in October,
lisa. with = capital stock OF Sl0o.00e. James
Gosh subscribed for 3so.oo0 Of the stock
and Daniel Murray for $4,000 worth. They
only paid s.s1s.s9 on their subscription.
and the remainder In due and stiil un-
paid. On April Is. 1895. receiver was APP
pointed for the corporation In the person
Of Charles Watson. The latter wound up
the Affairs Of the corporation and he
sold the personal liability OF Gosh and
Murray In the unpaid portion of the Etock
which they had subscribed for for q NOM
fnai sum. The court refused to confirm
this sale when approving the final sc-
count. on the ground that Cosh and Muir
ray should not be 20 released from their
liability. When the final account OF -e-
ceivcr Watson was approved there was
still due the creditors Of the corpora
ton 13A.s Watson brought suit for
this amour, In bis capacity of receiver.
ard judgment was given for tho fun
amount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

Burglars are once moro ~ vcrK.
The residence Of E. Rosenbsrg. man
axer OF ~ Seller q Co. vas enfsrsd IN
bread daylight and much valuable jew
eary and . small sum Of mcney WAS
stolen. several other burgsarfss have been
mentioned during the past week The
nsoss remarkable alleged robbery Of recent
times Is that related By . young man
named Tommy Smart. who was left IN
charge Of Henry Jones' residence while
Mr.. and Mrs Jones were absent II
would be hard to imagine . boider piece
OF work. and the result Of the police in
vsstiga.ion win be awaited with interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
4 MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.


n3x0 II - @a89GS 10R x0G TOkBC0 -
Disafngutsh Thsnselves.
Ths police are investigating . very Pc
cul,ar story in that mysterious way that
erzi years. This story V in the nature OF
q sensational robbery. which wouii rot
have come out had not the victim told tao
facts 10 some friend&
Henry Jones. the Porter and boosblask
OF the Marble Baths. lives xith HE fam
lis, . wife and two babies at s14 FonIsnal
street in the southeastern par; OF tho
city. They occupy small house. ard liv-
tug In q modest manner are enabled to
sars . few dollars each week. This money
has been kept in . small hank issued by
the Seattle Savings bank and was secreted
In trunk. BY small amounts lhe nest
sum OF SO has been accumulated. and
which Jones Intended TO place in the waits
down town.
On several occasions Mrs. Jones has
gone our. either 10 theater or party. and
named Tommy Smart In the house to
watch the place and mind the babies. This
yos.ag man has lived in the neigh5oracod
for the past year. hesdlng COWS AID do
ing other chores. On Monday evening
Mrs. Jones went to witness the perform
ance OF Mahara's minstrsls and left Smart
in charge Of the house.
ACCORDING 10 0M2El8 0tOFy, ~ oF~uea
the front door about { O'Clock in response
TO loud knock. A tall man with stubby
beard, brown overcoat aad slouch hat
stood on the step and asked for the bcss.
Smart's answer was that the boss Was rot
home, but was expected at any minute.
With this the tall man pushed his way
into the room, and catching up . bulldog
pistol from q shelf. which Smart has enc
deavored TO get. said:
wow. young fellow. get.''
Smart got. and was nearly frightened to
death when he ran into q second man on
the outside. This man was short and
stout. Smart says. and tried to strike him
as he few past him
Smart ran to the nearest neighbor's.
shouting at the top OF his voice all the
while. He finally succeeded in arousins
several people. who returned 70 the mouse
with him. On their arrival the birds had
flown, but had taken with them the little
savings bank and pistol. The contents OF
tho trunk were spilled all over the room.
the bureau drawers turned inside out. ana
the babies were sitting up In bed yelling
at the top Of their lunga- Shortly after
this Jones arrived from his work. ana
upon being told what had happened rosr
fed the police, who steaithily began irves-
tigating the robbery.
Smart says he would know the tall man
anywhere, and thinks he would be able
TO identify the short one that tried to
strike him The loss OF the money ID =
severe one on Jones. as 1t represented the
savings Of several months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

o'clock by Capt. Hogie for using profans
language and otherwise creating \ nui-
sance. he had been At the Jail to see a
friend named Doian. and took this ccca-
sion To ''cuss" every man about the place
He win be given Z hearing before Judge
Glasgow today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
1Ar GLASS PLANE.


-. DyR0n phe1pe Ta1seo hopeful
View 81 Bss A1mssu.
Hon. Byron Phelps. rees.ver 81 the Puget
oount GAS Works. was asez yest<rcAy IN
reias5of 10 The affairs Of thai company.
Tia report OF MF. Phelps - receiver OF the
company was pub.fshs1 In thls paper yes
ferdsy. Mr.. Fhe,pe takes : more isepezaI
view OF the Affairs Of the glass works
than hurried slanca ~ AS report vossid
indicate. He says that with the assets Of
me company and the smounss due from
subscriptions On stock th.: AL the debts
viii Be paid.
~ casual glance ~ the report might
warrant the article Ia yesterday mornings
paper. be said. II. however. say tina "
hEsldiaxx and machinery necessary 10
MAnz<@1t1Is window eiAsa. and inciuAsz
also wharf and boarding. house, tnst the
- csmplste with the exnepIlon OF certain
additions to the machinery, the estimated
sost at which. placed In the plant, 10 about
4 navs given the affairs Of the company
. Thorough and careful investigation. and
believe thAt the plant - we'll located ard
that the money has Dsen carefully experd-
81 Ard. - Tar - am able 10 judge. the
conceru - c7mmsndAbie enterprise. orc
which tl would be . pubic loss 10 have
taiL ana. - oeiieye. u In a fair way 20
ing industry.
A. soon - the plant II ready TO be
opoeoto0 large amount OF the subecffp-
tifns 70 It's capital stock. under the terms
Of tfe aGrt em<nt with the stockholders.
oecoues due and payable. and IL sufficiea IT
IN amount tofpay up the debts Of the con-
Germ. The debts. IN round numbers, are
1ipsoW. And the Assets. consisting Of the
plant. already erected ard materials on
tie ground. amount to over ~ CO. With
these aesets and tho subscriptions to tho
stock still due, CT about 31&6oU. the dehts
full The business people Of the city havs
taken . great Interest In The glass plant,
and have subscribed literally to Il In the
struetion. and have no doubt that II II
had not been for the stringent times. the
pi1nt would have been In operation long
before this. In my opinion the published
report gtvcs an erroneous impression. as
can &c Aeen by any one ~ no Investigates
the A11airA Of the concern"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

To-day Will be sne hast dav for the eovs
ard xsrls 10 make their entries fer the
Seattle Soap Company's bicycle contest.
Each entry mast positively be acccsspa-
MED With al the sap wrappers collected
70 date Remember. that all eatrlss cless
te3ay ~ =. m. ard no tsos or CTR thss
fails 20 enter ard bring ~ their wrappers
before q m- today viii Re allowed 20
compete Ger The wheel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

The immense stock OF the City Of Paris
sold by its creditors to Maurice l. Grun-
baum. Our representative called upon
Mr.. Grunhaum after he had taken pos
session OF the business and learned that
every department VIII be RAPIDLY restcck-
ed with all the novelties OF the season.
Two days In each week--Mondays and
Fridays--w.ii be devoted entirely 70 spe-
eial sales. Gooas on sale for these days
viii be advertised In advance and the
prices quoted VIII be for the sales day
only.
J. v. Grunbaum. the weil-known dry
goods man. viii hereafter be manager OF
the business
City OF Paris advertisements VIII appear
daily IN the Post-lnteiLgencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

J. y. AcDermots s1zs charge OF the Jay
Bird group OF mines on Meadow creek. IN
Lake Cheian district, in the interest OF ten
or twelve Seattle business men. ana ne -
succeeding mosf admirably.
Work began on the property about three
months ago, and II is the intention 10 con-
tinue through The winter. This property
MAS recently Incorporated under the name
OF the Seattle Gold Mining and Develop
mant Company. with headquarters tn tbs
city. The ore II similar in character TO
the Van Anda mine. on Texada Island, as
saving high In copper and carrying con-
adorable gold and silver. There are but
few mines In tho country that produce
this class Of ore, and the property by rea-
son OF this 10 attracting great attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
BURGLARS AS WORK.
sEysAT1osAL sFoRr TOLD NJ
YoCxG TOMMY sMART.

ne Residence ~ - nesenberg. 1t
SIS Cedar ssrees, Battered ~ AT
sernees wsrkePs.~ WAs Went
rrss Rss1 - neen, Tsnbling
Up Things ~ = Great Rsse-Oves
ESQ worth - JewelEy asd Dia.
aen1s sssasn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

1,esrAei. The p1ssuttR = ~ 80
I - - $3.50 Of /. Bfumenshsi -. - =.
S.-e -. Hugh T. Williams. yestes-
~ 1a~1 I r~psy. He deniss that ~ and
.s..sa - partners IN the sros- He a-so
S-~ - Wuiams stated ~ the time Of
- s-wrrfer he dId not tn any ray 9uaFaue
~ eaasity Of Qzantity Of any Cf the
~ <hnk be would IN no way be re-
ss,sfe Tor ne same fE any respect
sSsnu 81 then stcfses IL full the details
N ~ iren frsnssction. ~ they apDearsd
4 ~ eays that an Geptember =. 1ses. d.
1879 Wg1stsms made peetended sale 10
511eoe Orpssmau Of quantity ~ Iron
k5Se = IL Northern Pacific ri9ht-of-way
- foe 0.coe That this Vas done
S Hrenn1 <ha pIaintin. ~ the time ct
"a 5000 soie WsI3taus had - fisse
- fun That IT, title 70 the tron was
- eoeosd snd stu rematne h the Mack
1870 Company. Prior - the ume at
rstanled saJs. ospkemhes -. ~ De-
Sent oFosCmsn had ontered Into IN
III, n writing. with he NaAk Log-
Compauy Cor the purchase o. the
- 6feesman wAs 10 pay 81 80 Ter the
- ue 1ld pay sl.e1n. and agsesd - pay
h61nRee. 10. wtehin ninety days. I1ne
y 49, pef been paid. and the title stu
11nD in me Mack Lnex1n9 Company.
~ q about 6epfemb<f % -. Defend
5S6 oeuosman. 10. the purpose Of dsfraud-
Dsafnt1H. represented 10 him that n
10 kno~leiwe Of fhe iron. when IN
1(1tA ~ fad seen and examined IT and
1ro entese6 into m awreesnen< for In pur.
5hasa Then he pretended to take . trip
n uIma 70 examine the iron. 0rossmsn
5loreDested 20 plaintiff that the iron vas
~ ~ PlA'nt'6. Felyinx uDon the rsp-
ne1ttons Of Grossmnn. Who - = shfewd
Depe nan. and THINKING he WA friend
- leceived into entering Into 4 pre-
<n1ed partnership With OrcasmAn far the
1onded purchase 81 the iron from WILL
- fbr the sam Of ozAp That BY reason
4 fhss pretended and fictitious sAie PAINT
= Ms in6uced 20 pay over 20 defendsuta
no IN u el.ees and 10 Give 0rossmau !
- r. The sun Of ttos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

Articles OF Incorporation OF the Ross
land and Green Mountain Mining Com
pAny were yesterday nied with the county
auditor by Frank wormack. G. L. Nell
son and J. T. Mcoraw. The object 10 to
carry on = general mining and smelling
business. Capital stock, 81. 900 oce. divided
into Lon. 80 shares OF 81 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

In a short time petition win be pre-
s4nted % tie govsrnor asking that Jos
Carter. who killed Charlie Linx. the Chit
mesa cook on the steamer Idaho year
ago iass August. be cardoned- Already
over 1870 names are sac 70 nase osen
ass.s "a "a. petition. including seven Of
IN. ...-yruxn Carter Was convicted o.
mansaurh.er. bat there were raany people
os the opinion that hs acted In self
6efsnss.
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rhe nest On Earth.

The roesEght ard Trafalgar Havana
fTs~s nsske. esxarx are more popular than
ever ard tcaeh the smoker Ia TIE rsEht
sres. jos. Rosenberg. rs yeslsr way. or-
possse oecsaensai block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

At tho close of October there were
twenty-seven children In the home. Dona-
lions were received H follows. Mrs. f. j.
Daniels. jar OF Jam and clothing: Mrs.
Frauenshsi. package of clothing. Mrs. Dr..
Eames. two silk bonaess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
- vELLY BAD MAN sAHE


New that All sing Is buried ana All hopes
.sorss. ~ hss earlier do.ngs are booosng
up
one Celestial who claims 20 have known
Sins FOR wears SAYS he was always hood
fum ana delighted In doing bad things.
To- go~s,nv iugor Ynant says. with fearful
eronhssss that dish man Sling he killes
snonebody In China long time 60, and ne
fad go back Bis man emma gio you.
sand dollars for Sains, saaoeF hsap oaa
aIaxks rar nsh cannesy. saber He shave
,.on.v hui he afiaid go back China Get
his had cut on. You shade! An. yelly
ba. man"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

h,ss,.s~s1 Seergtna Johnston yesterday
eau-, - Proceedings In the superior
3AAn...s esre divorce from George
IA go - the ground OF abandonment.
~ a. sssin, Is very brief. ard states
- easiatist and defendant married
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18
IT'S
ALL
BOSH

seae felix's WITH ~xp>aA
rssssr room r,RSfTrNg ana
MATERNAL. when coon
~ more. We are after
M.- se'iars. AID wen sxcAsax~
M ,~s asa carpet REflA-
s~r the SMALLEST NAM
ss-shars the hest way.
- NE trade of seassle-wsas
aD rvaNlrrns CO.. u.e.,
xs~ r.rk sl.ek.
ws ~ -. n. ~. D. p..-
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Insure against burg.ariss. Fog particu-
lara SEQ Goodwin. Raser 4 Fisken. 4 Hal
Ter block.
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.rrsseo~ Agass In Limbo.

George Oliver or more fsrafiiarly known
about the TendericFn ais,rsss A. frtscos
vas thrown Ia tai yesterday moru.ag ~
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DEAL IN IRON.


- - -Bas1sy Cass 80 $780,
- Ase weSl - - LAabDe fss
80 = WhseA TAey sshsesehea,
/. $3.50 - pny Fes-A Wo0aa
-, onay Wsnts = Dlvsres-Aa
rcnn6 ns1sng uDss a. stst-
- . Lanssnsssn - . onsst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

believe these men committed the act
themselves. but think they know and will
tell under pressure.
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TODAY'S OFFERINGS.
Exclusive
Dress
Patterns.

Our stock Of coicred dress goods -
the largest and best selected In the
West. In fact IL 10 much too large. The
time - here to sell. ard we have
marked our unrtvaie<a line Of coiored
drsas patterns at just about one-hAlf
the original prices They are the best
new things in dress goods This offer
ing y % exceptional that you cannot
afford 70 miss IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
kI:cRurrs roR CUBA.
Enlistment In This Country to BE ~
VIGOROUSLY

Enlistment In This Country to BE Pushed
Vigorously.
Chicago. III January GA special from
philadelphia sayH; Since tho ncquittai OF
Captain Samuel Hughes OF the steamer
I.eGraha of tho j. II. Hare lire Of this city,
chnrged in the United States district court
Of South Carolina with violation of tho
neutrality laws with carrying arms ana
ammunition into Cuba. there have boon
developments here OF moro active deter
mination among he Cubans and their sym
pnthiyers than at amy time during the lat
ten months
As result OF the verdict II has been
decided 10y the leading Cubnns here that
another series OF expeditions shall he in
nugurated and further II ~ announced
that the recruiting OF men 10 serve In the
Cuban army win at once begin In tho
South and Southwest. ana from thiG state
It Is expected that 600 men will be enrolled
before March T. Most OF those Will be
picked riicmcn, accustomed to the sport
OF guerilla life they may be called upon
to endure In cuba,
They are to he given, II ~ said n boun-
ty OF $500. with wages Of $40 n month and
n guarantee of heavy reward IN money AT
the close Of the war II the island should
gain its independence.
IT Is also said that here IN Philadelphia
rome OF the young men connected with
the National Guard ana the naval reserve
will he enlisted. and that they viii oranly
leave in steamers which VIII now lie
easily obtained.
IT Is also announced that Herbert Beach,
late captain OF Company G.. Thirteenth
regiment OF Scranton, viii accept com
mission In the insurgent army--thnt he
has been engaged to drill and instruct.
One Of the most influential Cuban sym
pathzcrs. who IL thoroughly informed as
to all movements In this country TO aid
the revolution, Is also authority for the
statement that In View OF Judge 'rawlcys
decision there will be at once htted n,
New York vessel with regular military
masts. While prepared for the West Ida
trade. she will be sufficiently well armed
10 protect herself In case OF pursuit by
Spanish war vessel Her gunners nre
| Americans. while Cubnns VIII constitute
the boarding parties who viii go with her
aid who viii he supplied with the mach
etes. the weapons which the Spanish SAL
ors and soldiers so much dread Following
the departure Of this vessel from NeW
York. two others. IT Is said VIII be SINH
larly equipped at this port and VIII SAIL
soon nfterward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
AMERICANS ILI~TREATEp.
A Naturalized Citizen Sentenced TO Cent,
without Trial,

Naturalized Citizen Sentenced TO Contn
without Trial.
Key West, Fla. January :S.--AdvIces re-
ceivel here from Havpra Indicate that
since the resignation OF Martinez Canpos
the Spanish authorities are acting IN Il
hieh-handed manner toward American cit
liens suspected Of being In sympathy with
the insurgents. Recently Henry Riso. who
claims TO he nnturaiizcd citizen Of the
United states. was arrested In Puerto
Principe as political suspect. itiso was
thrown into dungeon, although proclaim
ing hts American citizenship. Ills request
that Consul General Williams bs Informed
OF his plight WIS denied, and whon the
last steamer left for Centn, the spanish
penal settlement In Africa Riso was
placed on board. The unfortunate man
attempted 10 make a scene Ms he was
placed On the vessel. but he was Knocked
down by the Spanish guards and hurried
below decks Riso had no trial. hut II Is
understood the authorities ordered him
confined at Ceuta for life Transportation
to centn now means DEATH us the cholera
Is raging there.
The assurance by Acting captain Gem
eral Marin that Cespero. the American
citizen arrested for compliclty In the rev.
olution. would hc given civil trial. ~
bitterly commented on by The irreconci-
able Spanish papers of Havana. lei COM
editorial says: "iic (Marin) liz too tender
with these Yankees. Every one OF them
nj all implicated in the revolution should
he summarly dealt with. hut for Amer
lean money and American sympathy there
would be no revolution, and the Yankees
have no right 10 expect mercy from
Spain. Az for Cespero, American citi-
zen though he be, he has aided the In
| surgcn,s. and should have been shot as
| soon as taken. I"
Firanciers In Havana are evidently
| fearful about the outcome OF the reVou-
| ton, for they are shipping large dunnti-
| ties OF gold and silver by every steamer
| that leaves for New York. urmnnn q
Co.. who represent the RothschIlia. ARE
! taking the lead In these shipmH ats. II
| ~ understood that Upmann 81 Co. have
| Informed their dcpos,tors that money is
no longer safe In Havana. 1, IL reported
| that Upmann & Co are acting under
| orders from the Rothschilds, who have
declined tho new Spanish lonn ON the
\ ground that Cuba liz lost to the Mnurio
! government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-29
GOMEZ ON THE MARCH.


fastening 10 the Aid Of Maceo, Said to
be Hard Pressed.
Havana, JANUARY S.-Gtneral Maximo
Gomez has nhssed the village OF Ntlludi,
southwest OF Bojucal. this province, go
ing westward, apparently for the assist
ance OF General Antonio Maceo, VINO Ia
rerorted TO be iard pressed by the span
ish ifoops In the province OF Pinns del
Eio
The Insurgents have burned some spIen-
dld farm: houses at Yagarmas. near berni-
dad. province OF Santa Clara, ana the
oaneNclds about San LUIS.
The steamer Sastrequo has arrived nj
Nanzanillo, province of Santiago de Cuba
bavinr an board Lieutenant OrdiEes, IN
yontor of the cannon which bears his
name.
A lieutenant OF volunteers with small
attachment of those troops has fought
an inslrgent band commanded by Der
nardo Cabrera at the plantation of San
Joaauin. province OF Matanzas. Cabrera
was killed.
Colonel Sandoval. at Cobre. province Of
Santiago de Cuba. has had a skirmish VIII
the insurgents who left four killed or
The field and retired with their wounded
Pedro Diaz, the insurgent. was amonf
the wounded.
The insurgent force reported 10 have
assed the village OF Saluda going west
ward is said 10 number 1000 cavalry anc
coo infantry.
The columns OF the troops commando
by Co,onels Linares and Aldecoa yester
day morning followed 0omez's forces II
The direction of Scbourcal. Arriving a.
Mounts Trnjillo and Camato they hearS