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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-12
AT HYENM'S COURT.

Weddings Of June are not few on the
West Side. Cards are out announcing
the wedding Of John York, of jackson
street. and Miss Emma C. Hover, of
Price street, on June "a. at the residence
Of the young lady's parents. Mr.. York
Is the efficient foreman at +. II. Ger
locks printing establishment.
Miss Lizzie Jones. of South Fillmore
avenue. will be welded on June II, to
Evan Davis, Of North Hyde Park ave-
nue.. The wedding will take place at
the home Of the brides mother.
Miss Bertha Jenkins and Attorney
David Davies will be welded on June
1s at the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church. The affair will be conducted on
scale Of prominence seldom before
reached in West Side society.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-12
TRACTION COMPANY EARNINGS.
For May They Increased Nearly
$1,000 Over Nav. 1895.

Following is a statement Of earnings
Of the Scranton Traction company for
the month Of May:
1896. 1895. Inc. 1896
Gross earnings $50 1872 .66 s25 0oO27 s., ,7623 20
Operating exp -. 4,236.S0 12SS7.l9 1,34961
Net earnings Isle. .525.Ss s12113.O .O3 81, ,4l2.5
For eleven months ended with May
the showing is relatively good, surplus
over fixed charges being $37,160.4S, as
indicated by statement In tabular form
below:
ELEVEN MONTHS.
1896 1895. Inc. 1896.
Gross earnings. 1901 1888 % $241. .S16.2O $685. 7.05
Operating exp. l4s.s6S.s4 145.03O.e6 4,sS6.2S
Net ...........Sl5l,l 1861 $685. 1854 $54. .SS0.?7
Net earnings, as above-ll months. .Sl5l, 6.3i
Fixed charges, as above-ll months ia. So
surplus ......................... SS1,16V.:S
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-12

is as simple an operation as the cleansing
of an ordinary jar or pail. Our nlter disc
use, when it Is the same as new.
Every part Of our Filter Is easily gotten
at for the purpose of cleansing.
ing to rust and corrode orbecome foul.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-12
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
New Officers Elected by the Epworth
League Of Simpson N. E. Church
Last Night.

The Epworth league Of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church met last
evening and elected officers. Rev. j. b.
Sweet presided over the meeting, which
was well attended. The league is in q
ed are: Miss Rachel Jones, president;
Mrs. Josie Knauss, first vice-presiient;
Miss Clara Gibbs, second vice~presl-
dent: Miss Minnie Rnker. third vice.
president; James Hartman fourth vice.
president; Miss Mae Jones. secretary;
George Jones, treasurer; Miss z. Rink
er. pianist; L. Jones, chorister; W.
Clarke, usher; H. Hartman, Bert Mey.
ers, librarians.
Rev. Sweet. pastor of the church, will
next Sunday evening begin series Of
addresses to young people
BEFORE THE SUN HAD RISEN.
Michael Monahan left his Wife about
two weeks ago and upon returning yes
terday he signalized the event by
storming their home at 704 Eynon
street. The sun had not yet risen
neither had Mrs. Monehan-when the
door was smashed in and the erring
husband began to throw all portable
articles from the building. Constable
Timothy Jones was awakened from his
sleep and from o'clock q. m. until 4
y. IN. he looked for Monahan. The con-
stable was armed with a warrant sworn
10 before Alderman Blair by Mrs. Mon
ahan. BY chance it was discovered
that the home wrecker intended TO ask
for his time at the Dodge col!iery,
where he works, and the constable in
tercepted him as Monahan was about
10 leave for other climes with his pay
order in his hand. a hearing will be
given this morning at 10 o'clock
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

Rates OF Passage are ~ Followsl
~ NON0l 10 llUhOa
MAMA huHu
ihhlh IrHUalHl EEurHrr FlUNNW F''NW'
Cabin, round I'm, \ ..
inOiiiliH .trgaarftf 10 NAhOn bOsln''
Cabin round TIN " - ..
=, in0itllH l.ttll.ls itI Nnsin pdNnn
IGni0ppan HiepihRe tssis ehO lnlW
- Passengers paying full fare VIII bp
allowed NJ ppf tent or return fare "
returning wllhln Twelve months
gs"fOr Freight and Passage apply 10
N. Hackfeld u Co.,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

Mls NJ, Mccorvla,cN H. n kcuakc aud
three on deck
lev city Vt reklns, trom yokohama
aud lloNpkoup, iMe W. ror uono,
lulW Mr. aud Mira H. \, whitney, Mr.
aud Mira \, H. Trcyod, Mr. aud Mrs,
W. H. rlcrcc aud AZ, Japanese,
Departures,
ror Han traNclsco, pNr stmr City OF
rekmg, June w, Mr. W. w, plmoud,
Fer Han frNNclsoo, per Australia,
dune w. i, q, Welhel, i, a,c,ucr W,
\, Heck, i, H. i,urke,t T. H. Olhaop,
A, ~ TNylor Mrs. rrot Alesandcr H.
T., urcer, Miss g, MNulden, i, ~ ilnyne
aud wife, g. du ,,ol, Mr., and Mira, Has.
ford Mira w. tNr,wrlght Mira ", ",
Aus,lN w. \, W,,chcr, wife and child,
Mlsa Rowene nowpc,t Miss Marion q,
powse,,, Mlss 0u'ncyerc powW,,,
Mrs, T. Il, Makee, Miss Violet Makcc,
nr 0cdpc, wife aud chlld, M,ps Moore,
Mlas TNusN Mlaa Mary rerrelra Mira
g, u, lNrhree, w. w. uuteohow aud wifi
MrR, H. " llrcnhnm aud child, Harold
Spencer, H. " i'aNung, Norman Hal
e,eOd, W. " uodtrey, Ira Mlea A
ioucO Mlse w. NJ, Amlth Mira H. Cum
aud child, u, n, Wllllpms, II, A, jae
GER j. Y, FerrelO nr Hack, %, g
llume, Miss Hume, Mrs, II, y, nald
win aud three children, Mira Hume, Y
Y, lGcclee, SHARP Walker, MH, Capt
lloudlet,e, Mr., aud Mira, santa Maria
H. &, Acoih Majpr llArilet,e and wife
NJ, hchweiller
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
AA ALONG THE DOCKS
FNNoNlrG LINER AuarnALlA Ia
inANlNU oNOE MORN
Arrivals aud departures Aupar Cur,
goes New York Ahlpmen, The
Yacht Tolna located

The MlAahNlO oNme IN yesterday
with ipAD hOpa euHur top II, l,aokteld
n Co., witch wNs discharged lutte the
H. w. UlOdc,
The NlOudlNe arrived yesterday
mornlNg with ara baea euHar, her "a
NNl lNrge Nmoun, Ut oOrgo aud full
pNHepngcr llsh
The ehlps Uommodore aud II, w.
Glade viii hoih sNll tomorpowl the Tor,
mer for New Norh aud the latter Tor
Han rruOclsco,
The MOhee brought Hli bags sugar
for g. llFeWpr n Goa which was put
on hoard the Commodore, The MOhce
hOs HOlled again Tor Kappa,
The sch0oner kOulNeOouli arrived
0n Saturday Nflern0on with WA bags
suHar rrom l'Nuullo, which are being
pat an hoard the Comm0d0re
The three lsNnd sleamerH which
sailed today Mre the james MNlee Tor
knpNN, hNenp for Oahu ports aud The
NOhOll for lAnOl aud Mol0NNl,
A the klnNu pOssed lIonokOa N I
H. ~, on Saturday, en route ~ lilo, u
heavy RpH aud wlnd were w her ieeil,
' no, D"' ' WV, '' o'',' ',',' "''| A.
o.", S'vn' iu'','' un"uu w w,
,uo"' Wv ''eN''ts' WV WV" N'''n''
n"np'u'" '''n u'''u s'"gH "h"' v"
,e' y" ''''"""'" ''''" 'S""'S '"
WY y"
we W. W W ooH' steamer Australia
leN'eH " = ~ ~ ioohS' carrying
lNFBe hummer ~ l'hhsel'ghrs ana
'leh'S consignment ~ lnero'lhho'He fo'
Hhll FIhllelHoo'
The barh Martha Davis Of The Plant
erH llne cleared from Ban Francisco
Tor Honolulu 0n June l7ll Bh0ulf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
Tho comlMNy known through
oNt tho woNd IA the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

,,NylNg me-, with the hlghea, euo,
NnAe Ia tho WNnuNNlurN aud aNlp ul
the excellent lluuld laxative rpmedy,
Syrup vt FIge n heu heoome Impoyl
~, 70 all W have knowledge 0i the
VoWpNuN aud Iva produola, The
Nreet yNluc VI tho rem,dy ~ u medh
Nlnul agent aud Vt the OumpNny'e
enNttp, Ia N,,eplpd by the sale Vt
nllll0Np VI hO,,lOe ANNUALLY aud ny
,ne hlgh approval OF moe' emIoeo,
phyalOlNNA
The uNllIorNM rlg syrup Oo, was
orRnnlsed m0re than twelve years
aRO, lor the elpONl purp0ao Ut
uNnn uINOlurlng aud eelllNg u laxative
ruWedy which would no mole
plnNeant " the lnblp and m0ro hpne'
N0lNl IN Iva plNOW than Nny other
known, IN the nrooeas oI mNnulaOl,
nylNR hRe gro Used "a they are
pleasant w the taste, aud heullhlul
IN lholr tendencies, hul tho medlOlNN'
properties NJ The remedy are OhlNnod
IlOln nn excellent combination NJ
plNnla hnOwn W lao intellectually las
alive, NNd W NOl most henohOlNlly,
IN lhO onl0yNont 0i good health,
aud The HyeleM N regular, then
laxative az Other roMudleH are not
needed, II afflicted with any actual
llerNae Ono may he commended W
lhH moel pklllTUl phyHlOlnnp, hat II
w need oi u lNsNllye, then one
should have The hett aud with the
wplllNIolnlod everywhere, syrup VI
clgs elands highest aud IA most
largely Used and gives most general
satisfaction
H0BR0N DRUG 60
WlIOLEAALlG AGENTS,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
pAhBBsGEfts,



From Maui hDd Hawaii, per Mir
ClaDdiDe, June M, II, y, baldwin,
Mrs, H. y, baldwin ana lw0 children,
Miss H. Baldwin, 0e0, H. Robertson,
Mas Parish, Naele Kan, Mrs w. q,
Agh0Dg, Miss N, H. Malone, Miss Kane,
w. Bl0ddart, w. n, Daniels, w. H.
e0r0Well, A, N, llayseldeH, A, w. Hay
spldeH, Miss iiayseldeH, Miss Smith,
Mrs, w. A, Mckay, Miss N, Morris,
Miss Hattie Davis, liallie kplluku, q,
Y, w. DGye, John Richardson, q, Won
iiaWm, NJ Cunningham, H. n, iiaguD,
w. H. Graham, wife and gbild, Nv,
Mimasbi, NJ igafasli, H. ii0ga, y, Keal
iahhih0uu, Mrs, Jones AMI ffiy'bye on
deck,
from Kauai, per Hmf Mihabala,
juae ss, DE w. Ayerdam, Dr \, H.
smith Miss julielie smith, Miss H.
lleGheD, Mrs Seymour, Miss A, Bruce
y, ", philips, w. q, norton, wife and
dild, fred Glay, Mo aDd twedlyids
GG dewii
ff6m hhDh6, Def blHr james Mahee
juDe m. NJ md Ms, H. NJ Austin
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
DEPARTURES,

Monday, june w,
Blmf H. 4, CUmmiDs, Nelson, Tor
00bU ports,
bobr 40 Moi, fer pGauil0,
q, y, y, co.'s, stmr Australia, ii0ud.
leile, fOr san Francisco,
stmr james Makee, Peterson, IN,
k0paa
Htmr RdeDa, Calway fJr OabU
pore,
Hlmr W0k0lii, MO, f0f Nol0hai and
Lanai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
Ripans
TabuleS

Stella NJ godfrey writing
from Hoffman, ~ o., under
date ~ June ~, 1896, saysi
my sister has used your med.
leines She was n sufferer
from dyspepsia md indigestion
for several yeafs, aBd after
baying your ''aboles recon-
me0ded ana given them u trial,
SHE sDeal,s IN The highest
terms ~ them, ana says that
tbey ea600t be- eSoelled IN keep.
l6R The system we'll feg1lated
Her name n (Miss) Katherine
Godfrey, pOstOliiee Hoffman,
NJ o.
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AItitiVA1A3

sunday, june IN,
y, N, y, y, cry ~ pehiDg, y, IRE.
maine smith commander, from y0h0,
baHa,
Blmr Nil0bala, UagluDd, fran Bau.
NJ ports
BlDp james Makee, Peterson, from
Bap0a,
Blmr lw0laDi, Bmythe, from Ilama
hu0,
Blmp ClaudiDe, Cameron, from MAJ
ports
BlWr Kauai, jfiliO, from Kauai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29
Pacific Mail Steamship CO
ANN fuN
Occidental \ Oriental Steamship %,
o. VoNoNAMA and NoNoNoNa

hleampls VI The ahoye lluwpa,lpe will
call Nv llONOlulu on thrlr WAY ~ the
ahOye ports ON ~ aOoNl the following
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

M Advertising medium oan IN l0G
cheap N ~ RGGd
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

Folding
Beds.

And you won't have ~ rock
her and loDdle her for ~ hour,
These Folding Beds have ~
attraction for ebildfeD--tbey
are ~ comfortable, and The
mere novelty Of The thing
pleases them, Another feature
ls-tbey take ~ 80 little room
thus giving more play room.
They are an excellent Width,
They are Tie proper height,
They can be adjusted by q
child, IIasy 10 move from
place 10 place, Clothes can be
aired without spelling The
looks of The bed Especially
adapted 10 this climate In fac,
we know n you will only look
~ them you will want them
best Of all The prices are III
right
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

iJD1DA TabUies afH s0ld by druggists, Of b.
Wpf m Ille Dtles nv eshia blsi IA Sent w Tie
UlDhDH iDiginlHM llUiDpHDY, No N Spruce Bti
NV YJfki saintie Wal N eenih
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-29

AleamNIa VI the above Companies vii
call ~ ilOnOlllll on lhelr way from
ilOnak0ng aud SOhOha,na " the above
phrj IN IN ahOul tho following dNlpnl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

Washington CITY. Sept I6-Speclai.-
Second Lieut.. r. Ma. Schofsld. Fourth
cava1~v and Second IAeut James r.
Lindsay, Fourteenth Infantry, have been
ordered t.efars the examining board ct
rort L<aveuworth. Kan. at such Zine as
faey snav he required hy 1he board. FOR
examination as 20 the.r fitness 9or pro
motion
sa-o-s3 Tssut. William r. snle shcraa r..
Four-a cavalry. is detailed as a member ~
the general court--nart3al appointed 70
sueef during tae current month a. New
YORK city.
The following transfers have ossn or
ders5 n fhe Fourth cavalry Second Lieut.
Ssmgel McP Rutherford, from Troop 3
20 TSreop K. Seeond Iteet- william r.
Srnesberr. 5r. IT. II Troop X % Troop 2.
Leave of "a ozsnee f3- fuaT n4ort1s. win
permission 20 80 beyou dthe So. has been
F-ante3 FRS; Lieut.. Rco~-t \. BCo~n
Casr-arrra sster. Fourth cavalry.
The following discharges have ben or
dared Co-roral John !. Ie~<oH. Troop
II. FORTH rava.r5. Private Martin Sod
lack Trccp g. fo3rtA csFatrE.
T'as following have hee7 ordered trans
ye-red Private Alfred \ 5Iacke-. Tvoo1
= Fo..rth ~avalry, - Com 9ar~ 4. -Four
tss-th Infantry, Private Csarles Ha,SlnE
Corn qAny -. Fourth susan-ry. 20 hos tai
cores.
serx-- F'Tauk Lea =. Company {. Four
,see.h sneartry. A-s Corporal Pltre Cham
naggne. Troop 4. Fourth cavalry havs
cn taeir own aT7lca ton, been pace on
the re-sre,3 ~
TIE war department has issued - ft1
sfe charges and s7@~ ia>stlo7s against
Csps Michel = Jaznar. Fourteenth 5n-
fantry. sai re andtrEs of the cou-t. The
document "a IN the f0rEn - printed pam
paaet an3 consists - thirteen @al pages
o. reading matter
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A BATTLE EXPECTED SOON.
The British Drawing Near the Der
wishes Heaiquarter~-

a-5r1-tss--% se. rSs9L 1-.--fGH %vpe~
astsQa of Anx1o-Egg ptsAn troops. uuEnser-
.ng about $500 nea- ufsder the saT@ar and
General Slr Herbert Kitchener. arr vssi
here today from F'avetE after weAF.sorrl.
march 0f esEht niles ever a very bad -ra~f
of country. Intense ae&t prevailed, s'9t
the tro.8rs are az n fsrss-cssss condition.
The y-esen, stopping plsca = Oily hfteea
-nEea frura ksr-ga. p aars ths Es~v1ssaes
s-p known - ha eo-ren nsTa1ng a ss~ong
force 5t cava1-y ard infantry Tas seats.
fssqeve-. have not ssat@a any per*Assea
tosay. eitao1sa Ensy Nsre Fs4ss.e1 f2-sAr3
Z co-s th~A11e distance
: s4re4e- advance = - - n1a1e toner
-oa. Th.z advance fo12errow w25 ~ -
Kuhzsen OF tHe fhsr& catarz~t of the
Ne. wnI-1 posut VISA - occupied bT the
s.rAa- ana tae ua.a force % US ex-
~sesstse-. EG5Gdsa IS cry ahrost sg9r
mites frarr ard wi-hin EASY s,riks1g ass-
.ares y ksrusA. wAlca g ssst above -
,h.-s cataract an3 s-a4ca tae IeFFissea
have rnaze tne Fs3ly41g Fo.1t faT h%ss1'
-s.-se~-e-uents @ cavalry. ksraas has
hrer taeked q rs tne Vo.as F9eye ga
era sar-.e woufd oce@r. aag tHe recon-
n9.ssuces thas ar uaaae aaVe saa.e2 %
ersersq a-Y fo~1e ~ tse s1@EF x -
-s1. ax-s4cts4 eowevsr. asfEr t1e afs5srs. r.
k-s - aSa-fng done - fas [@Tstsssss
A. Fa-xeh t4ae t~eY a. rers 11az
ke~-.A w..ho1t = &Eat.
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ENGLAND WANTS OUR AID.
With II She Could Fore the Dardanellss
aud Dictate TO the Porte.

London, Sept I7.-The ST James Ga
Zette this afternoon returns 10 the discus
sion 0, its proposition % q new dreibund
10 be formed by Great Britain. the United
States and Italy for the settlement OF the
Armenian question. and says; IF Great
Britain, the United States and Italy pre-
sented the sultan with toIn; demand
that certain conditions must be complied
with in three days time. Il IS highly
probable that his Russian advisers would
intimate 10 Abdul Hamid that he would
have 20 yield, and i IS not impossible
that the demand OF the three powers
would presently become tha; OF united
Europe. II Abdul Hamid Was advised
refused 20 yield 20 them. an Anglo-Italian
fleet. with such American vessels as
could arrive on time could forcs the
Dsrdsnelles and dictate 10 him in The
BOsphorus. The mere existence Of such
an alliance would probably he sufficient
20 conquer NOT merely The sultan. but per
sons and powers ot greater weight so taat
the atrocities must end
The article In the -. James Gazette
concludes with the following statements:
'In the event of graver complications en-
suing. the naw dreibund would enable ~
70 face thcn WIEN the material support
OF a fine navy. whose addition 10 ours
would make us equal % any possi bls
combination. and would give Us the moral
support of three civilized ratsons whscH
no otaer state would care 10 have among
its opponents"
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He Is Believed TO Re a Saloon Keeper
or New York CITY.

Antwerp. Sept Is--The chemist who
sod acids % Kear->y and Haynes 'he
Hea arrested mere on susahcfon of Aslns
concerned II sas dynamite plots. states
shat the quantity demanded was 80 large
thai he 3sEarred- Upon this T'ynaa's fol-
lowers procured Letters Of recommends
ton signed by New York chemical firm.
The chemists name is Broca.
London. Sept. I1.-The war Office Aa :
doubled the force Of police and sentinFgs
wso are guarding the powder magazines
al WoolwIch-
New York. Sept. I7.--The records Of the
court OF common pleas show that +. j. T.
lyman. the dynamite ~aSpec, under arreet
al Bouiogne. has been citizen % tne
United States since August. IsSs.
London, Sept. I7.-Edward E2ell. the a.
legged Irish dyuarniter arrested a. GlaS-
gov. va. arTagnei az The Bow street 20
lice ceart today. He il described as Es1-
ward Sell. alias Edward J. Ivory. Amer
can hotel keeper at I'll Lexington avenue.
New York. Bell IS accused OF conspirsn :
with others 20 cause an explosion IN the
TaiGed Kingdom. He was F~nanded fer
a week. and removed 10 Holloway taii
tnls afternoon.
New YORK Sept. 1.-THE Only Edwarki
J. Ivory IN the New York city directory is
given rs dong business n liquors a 19-l
Lexington avenue. and 1al6 Esghth avenue.
About Two weeks ago Ivory went on vs-
cation. leaving his saloon in charge OF TIE
head bartender He - supposed 20 re n
Boston. The bartender wrote him a few
DAYS ago. and on Tuesday received a le,-
<er from 1sory telling him about certain
matters concerning the saloon. An0ihs :
Ivory kept saloon a. East one HUI
dred and Eighteenth street Some time
ago he snysSerlaus.y disappeared.
In spite % the statements oS the barsen-
der. there Is good reasoa for the state
rnent that Bell and Ivory are one and TIE
same person
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THAT INDIAN RAID.
Two Bandits KILLED. Two Customs
House ofYicers Mortailr Wounded.

silver cry. ". " Sept ION iai a.
vs~es received ny fhe Mexican consul al
Tcer.ng X NJ. from ghs Mexican custom
hoaise officers a. Las Paiomas. give par
tacuIars of the raid upoa the custom
house there Monday by a band o. armed
pen. composed O; Tarnechao fnasaas
Nexicaus ard three or four white men
uurrbersug about fif'y n all Ths hAudls 8
were resisted hy tf@ custom hoese eff
Ce9s and guards. she hattie lasting Seven
hours Two - The bandits were killed
fRo Of The Mexican custom house en-
rlayss were morally xoundss ard sev-
eral slightly wounded. The bandits were
finally driven or ard vefreztevf across fha
l'ne into New Mexico ard last a.gnt ea-
camapei ia the Florida mountains. aho9.
ninety s.r0Rg. Gov. A5unaaa, O; CHI
haahua. has troops en Eoste for I>ss Faio-
Frss.
The Tht.- uses n tlse gang a-s supposed
- be the leaders q the border baa*ife
recently chased by a United States mar
shat ant troops Robbery il sapfosssa To-
- the motive - the rni5. al ftso4gn Is .s
claimed thaf &. i a vrseit or the trorts~r
az tat8or Sy s4pf~rsers ~ saint Teresa.
The custom house f9rce numbered twenty
rvs r9ar
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FIFNDISH TREATMENT.
Conyicts Made to Work With Iror
Chains Around Their Necks.

Little Rock. ARK. Sept 1.-THE state
psnltentiary board. upon The representa-
ti0as o. Auditor &. u. Mills and others.
has ordered the discharge OF the waTdens
a. Vests camp, Galloway camp. Cray :
camp and Wrightsville camp and the
riding boss az WrighIsville. The general
charge preferred was addiction 10 strong
drjak and cruel treatment OF convic;s in
lae.r charge. The most fragrant act which
came under the observation OF Mills hap
peEed at Vests camp last Friday. Two
colore1 couvicts had escaped. and when
captured they were severely whipped. Iron
rings were welded about their necks
and enc end o. chain fast
eaed TO the rings . and the other
10 their waists. They were unable 10
slraigaten I'D when Nr. Mills saw them,
aad the chains were drawn so tight the
men were unable 10 lift their heads. being
compelled 10 work in that condition. Sub
sequeatlv the wardens and several of the
guards became drunk. and held kan
saroo court. and sentenced the same ne
groes 20 be whipped again. the sentence
being carried out with cruel severity. BY
order Of Mr. Mills the TWO convtcts had the
rings removed from their rechs.
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sex,er Planning . Campaign.

New York. Sept. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald frorn Madrid says: The Heraid's
correspondent a, Havana caales that
there was much animation Ia the captain
generals palace yesterday.
Capt Gen. Weyler held a conference
with various comma nters of columns, also
with tae commanding officer os marine
ard the chief OF the meficA department.
The Heraid's correspondent adds thar
these conferences are the precursors oS
an approaching campaign. which ~ in-
tended 10 be vigorous and resoluta.
Captain General W~yisr will assume per-
sonal command al 5anar del Flo. Ahu-
rrlada ana raincroIa- taking charge rer2ec-
lively OF military and political affairs ~
Havana
Among other measures General weyie-
thinks Of adopting as a preluds 20 the
campaign Is the revocation cf tho eftcs OF
pardon. ohiIging families having conn*c-
tions ia the ranks OF insurgents 10 move
into other nrovincos ard making conceE~
trafion IN Villages obligatory, considering
all persons foslnd IN me country are enc
mics or supporters Of the enemy. Accorsi-
ing % the latest Information. Mareo s.ss
moved sou:h os his former positions No
steps will be taken 20 follow him unta ths
commencement of the concerted opera
lions above referred 10.
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Crfspi's SON Charged With Then.

Rome, Sept. 1.-THE charge ot theft ot
tewelry brought against Sig. Humni
CriSp5. lawyer. natural son OF she
former premier. IS creating a sensation.
IL appears that the lawyer had All inter
view with Countess Cellarev and oh
tainei q iatchkey 10 her house. In lSt5
5ewelry valued a, $500 was stolen from
her apartments. Suspicion pointed to
the lawyer. The police refused 10 prose
cute him. lie threatened 70 bring legal
proceedings against the countess, claim
ing she simulated the robbery. The
o1arge against yourg Crtxpi is now re-
new@d and being investigated. IL is al
legged that political ally O. the ex-
premier. when tn charge was frs.
brough; against the lawyer offered 10
recoup the countess admitting tha;
young cFispl WAS a kleptomaniac. The
accused lawyer is now at Bacnos Ayres.