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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-29
BRYAN'S DENAG0GY.
"TnGies" CIA., OF Men lie Abused In the
Campaign,


LINCOLN. Ecb., Dec. ?S.--A complI-
mentary banquet was rendered W. J..
Bryan tonight nt the Lincoln hotel by'
the Travelling Mems El-mctalllc Club,
and Mr.. Bryan was heartily applauded
wnen he arose To respond to the toast:
Our Guest"
II" said he was glad To speak to 4
company or travelling men. because
they were able 10 defend his position
md they could do missionary work In
behalf OF free coinage during the COM
Ing four years. for the simple reason
that they, better than any other class,
were able Ia compare the goods deliver
ed since tho election with the samples
shown during the campaign.
He charged Republicans with hav-
ing given assurances Of return OF
prosperity following the election ot
Mckinley. but insisted there had been
just the reverse, IN Increase Of failures
and general brcn king down Of indus
trS'. He quoted from commercial
agency reports IN support Of his claim.
Among other speakers were Governor
Ilolc0mb. Scnltor AIcn. ]. II. Atwood.
o: Bcavenwnrth. Kansas, and District
Judge W. II. Thompson.
Congressman Bland and Town and
Governors Altgeld and Stone sent let
tcrs OF regret.
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Wilson law. making the duty three
cents II pound on powdered drugs, tho
tnin6 rntO now paid on powdered spices,
Mr. llIlllur presented comparative
statements Of the cost Of production
ht home and abroad, showing an nd
NnnlnEc OF 3 V0.l00 cents in favor OF tho
foreign manufacturer. Under the pres.
rnt law the duties nrc ten per cent nd
HalOrCm and tho manufacturers roc
Ommendcd Il change 10 specific duties
wherever possible.
The tarllf, Mr.. Hitler said, should
cover the differences between tho cost
OF grinding or pOwdcrinS nbrond and In
the United StutCs. but 1t wna developed
by questions thnt tho cost OF grinding
In tho United States IL two cents Il
pound and In London two and five
eEhths for EcntIan. while the London
prices for other drugs rungcd az high
uS six md Onc-Uighth cents, the United
States prices being lower.
Chairman Dingley suggested the pro-
hIhltiOn OF lmpOrtatlOns Of adultcrntcd
goods. but the drug representatives held
TINT such Il law was impossible Of en-
fOrCemCnt.
Frederick Jacob, OF San Francisco,
read n statement In behalf OF the ma
tive wine growers OF tho Pacific cOnst,
asking the rCstOmtion OF the Mckinley
rates OF 90 cents II gallon on 0ll dry
wines in place OF the present rate OF
20 cents, and OF $3.50 gallon on spirits.
He snld that II was desirable TO create
n tnste for high class native wines.
There was nm existing presumption in
behalf OF wines bearing foreign labels.
whereas those wcro often inferior to
native goods. The native growers op-
posed any reciprocity arrangement. as
wines were always Il source OF revenue
wherever produced and were always
taxed at high rates; also because there
could bo no guarantee that wines I'M
ported from any country had been pro-
duccd In that country. Under the 30
cent rate American producers would
be able TO cultivate better varieties OF
wines and TO age their goods.
Mr.. Jncobi was accompanied by Ed
ward Frnwenfcld. Of the California
Wine Association, and p. L. Crovht,
manager OF the Leland Stanford estate.
Without exception, all who appeared
asked for an increase OF the duties on
the particular industry In which they
were Interested. Almost all of those
who appeared In behalf OF changes in
tn" chemical schedule urged n change
from al vnlOr"m to specific duties.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Tho Post
tomorrow will say:
at has been learned from an authoTa-
tive source that Secretary Olney and
Senor Dupuy de LONE. the Spanish min
lister, have practically terminated the
negotiations on the Cuban question
which are to be submitted TO Congress.
when It convcneS on January 8. The
terms OF the agreement are based on the
recent official communication from Pr
aier CanOyas, addressed TO the secretary
OF stpte.
The premier states clearly the terms
which Spain Will accord 20 the insuT-
gents and practically asks the United
states 10 propose these conditions to her
rabellious subjects. In return for our
good Offices. Spain assures this govern
iEcpt that she sincerely deplores thr
great commercial loss which We have
sustained on account OF the Cuban dis
ttrbance. She assures us that she Is
even now considering reciprocity
treaty which viii deal mainly With Gu
ban products. and which win he framed
in such advantageous terms toward thl$
government that our losses both IN com.
mercc and in the destruction OF Ameri-
can properly in Cuba, Will bc most gem
rgouSly compensated.
Premier CInOvaS says that Spain
cannot. OF course. aS Il SELF respecting
aud respected nation. stand before the
world as having been coerced Into meas
urss by the United States. She has free
IS granted all that she now offers, ans
tha; In the face OF 4 rebellion. But she
accepts the good offices % the United
States 70 act ~ mediator and TO Gunran-
Tee 20 The Insurgents amnesty. and the
enforcement " the new reform law,
which she Is ahou; TO proclaim in Cuba.
The form OF government offered is, the
Spanish statesman declares the limit OF
Independence which can be granted to 4
province by any nation, without abso-
lutely acvering the bonds OF union with
thc mother country. Autonomy, az en-
3oyed by the Canadians can never be
granted In Cuba.
What Spain Is willing to grant the IN
surgents. II they lay down theIr arms,
and what she asks the United States to
guarantee. Is an act which provides for n
council OF administration which shall
control all matters pertaining 10 the
commerce OF the Indies aud all estimates
upon tn. general taxation and c1pend!-
lures OF the island as well Us Its general
home government.
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u. a o. O.Interrst pnyrmrnts.

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec 2S.-The fol-
lowing Interest due by the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. January !. 1897, VIII In.
paid by the receivers:
At the Mercantile Trust and Dcposi;
Company, Bl!:imurc-lntercst on Bal
timore &; Ohio car trust bonds, $685..
At I!ondon-lntcrcst on Pittsburgh &
C0nucllsv!lle Railroad Company, con-
sclldated mortgage bonds, loan OF 1876,
$@0l 900.
At New York. office o: Vcrm!lye &
Ca.-intyrcst on Pittsburgh & Connells-
Vile Railroad Company. first mortgage
1898 extended bonds. s5O9sO.
At New York. Office Mercantile Trust
COmpaly-Interest warrants on recciv-
crS car trust certificates OF the issue OF
July !. 1896. $lQ2, 900.
At TreasurcrS Oilicc. DaltimorC-In-
tcrest on Winchester Il Potomac Rail-
road Company. bonds si.ilT 20.
Dividend uu Winchester Ss Strnsburg
Railroad Company stock. Sl,iae.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The death is announced OF Wasiel-
ewSki, the vi0liniSt, at London.
Chairman ScsSelscn. OF the Hamburg
American steamship line, Is dead.
Barbut. the French tenor. who first
sang GouaOd's Faust" died reSter-
day.
The foreclosure sale OF the Ohio
Southern railway, has again been post
poncd, this time indefinitely.
The Rroomc County. n. Y. court
house was destroyed hy fire last night
rntaIling loss OF 100000.
In northern New York the ,hermomc-
ter registered from il to lG below Zero
yesterday. The Ice harvest Is on.
The EubonIc plague is increasing in
India, there having been 2.G9+ cuSes
and l,i9i deaths from that cause up TO
date.
Miss Julia Scott. niece Of Vice PrcSi-
dent Stevenson, was married last night
In 81. Louis, TO Carl Nrooman. OF Baltl-
more.
Allen IlcnSo Dcrlnc, the hlEhwAyman
who shot Joel ellsworth on 4 street In
Denver, last June has been sentenced to
De hanged the third week in January.
\ shoe strike has been inaugurated in
GEORGETOWN, Mass. against n reduction
In tho lasting and mailing departments
in one factory, and 1t threatens to spread
TO all the factories.
Secretary olncy and the British am
bassndor nrc holding secret conference
regarding the Venezuelan arbitration
treaty. They will say nothing beyond
the statement that the chances OF the
acceptance or the treaty by Nrnt2urla
nrt good.
\ Dublin. Ireland, cabltgram says that
family Of ten persons and a number Of
cattle have been cnRulrcd by the subsld-
Ing Of Il boz vi 100 acres near Castle Is
land, County Kerry. 1t Is stated that
other Persons were drowned nt the same
time and place.
Major Mckinley had u large number
Of callers yesterday from all parts OF the
Union. Among them was Senator Vol
colt, OF Colorado. who consulted with
the rrcslA5nl> >clCct regarding M inter
national monetary convention on the
lines laid down In the national Republic
can platform.
James Il. Francisco died at Fremont,
Ohio In his oiEhty-Src0nd year. lie was
ONo OF the oldest railroad engineers IN
the country. lie operated the John Hull
engine. which was hrOuGh, from Eng
land III 1876 aud was placed On tho CAM
don & .hmhOy railroad TO take the place
Of horses that had formerly hauled the
cars. That famous engine was exhibit
ed ut the Worlds Fair
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cUBAys USE DYNAMITE


HAVANA. Dec. 2S.Captatn General
Weyler, since Saturday last, has been
camped Two miles from Los Pnlacio,
province OF PInar del Rio.
The insurgents dynamited md de-
rallied n military brain near Erpcranzl.
province OF Santa Clara. They then at
tackled the train but were repuised..
The report OF the death OF the instr
gent general. Juan Ruz Is confirmed.
During the night OK Wednesday tDe-
cembcr @3l. 4 number 0; insurgents
tried 70 cross the military line OF Purr-
10 Prlacyipe, between Jucaroa, on the
south C0nst and Moron, ut the "xt=cm-
ity OF the railr0ad II the north. The
troops made stubborn resistance and
obliged the enemy TO retire.
On December 20 Il was announced
to-day. the insurgents dynlmited \
train on the railroad between JucarOl
and Moron. blowing up the engine, de-
stroyInS several empty cars nnG in
CURING two flremcn nni 4 boy.
General Fii2hugh Lee. United States
consul Ecneral, and Mrs. and Miss Lee
we're dined last night nS the Hotel In
Claterra by Congressman-.lcct Ed
ward Everett Robbins and wife.
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THE ATLAS BhNE
Pays or Its Dcpn'l;ors mud Nr,irrs From,
Bmsiness-Thc Institution is Solvent.


CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-As result Of the
failure Of the National Bank OF Illinois
last week the Atlas National Bank be-
gan paying OF It's dcpos!tors to-day, thus
marking the first step In the retirement
of that institution from business. No
deposits were received and as fast ~ ac-
counts wen. checked mp drpo3itors were
paid In full and their books taken up.
The Atlas suffered heavily from the
TunI occlsloncd by the closing OF the
National Bank OF Illinois. deposits az
gTfCatiuG SgD0.O0D having been with
drawn last week, This and the fact that
n gradual ghrlHkuge Of deposits extend
lnE over IL long period of time, brought
the resources or the inH,ItutInn down Ia Il
low figure, and It was decided To retire
from business.
The clearing house committee, nt the
request of the officers Of the bank, made
an investigation Of It's accounts with a
view to nllOwinE the doors to close with
out loss to the public, and the bank was
found to be solvent. TO expedite llQul-
datIOn, ~ far ~ the creditors are con-
crrned, the committee pledged the Md
Of tho associated Rank Of Chicago. Vice
President c. u. Fdrwrl IA to-day:
after the dcp0aItOrs have been paid of
I believe tic shareholders Will racclvc n
large percentage 0f their Interest II not
every dollar"
The Ntlag Is Il comparatively young
hank. It wns OTEhn!2Cd In 1887, TtS De-
CemhGr statement showed a surplus Of
$40 600 and undivided profits OF $4,000.
The statement also showed deposits OF
81 100000. blll'i payable 10 the amount Of
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LONDON, Dec. @9.-'The Paris cor.
respondent OF the Times this morning
rencws his suTmIscs regarding oppcsI-
uon by European powers TO intcrven-
lion by tho United States In Cuba. lie
tdy,:
The Austrian court aud the govern
mont haze long been Uneasy over the
attitude Of American Jingoism tuwnTds
spain. and such uaeasincss has long
nrcn Il" subject NJ diplomatic talks.
The queen rcgcn, Of Spain Is one of the
most beloved prluc"sses Of the Aus
trluu hVuEC
There WIN h" no hesitation In dem
uH2;ratinc thai affection whenever it
becomes question ~ defending the
in;rg"5t4 os tho country whose honor
Nh" protects with unmlXcd cnthusInsn
aud which has become aS dcnr 60 he:
na Il she had been bora Oh It's soil"
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Thc
Dispatch tomorrow Will say:
The directors OF the Butler and Pitts
burgh railroad met to-day md passed
Il resolution in favor of amalEamating
with the Pittsburgh. SenanEo 4 Lake
Erie to form The Pittsburgh. Bcsscmer
~ Lake Erie railroad The combina-
ton will have capital of $4,000, 600.
about evenly divided between tho two
roads. The union will give Il direct
line from the Carnegie furnaces to the
lakes and the Curncuic people have
agreed to Furnish 100000 tonnage an
nuully at Il rate OF Scvcnty-slX cents
per ton OF ore. The present rate Is
81 10.
The Pittsburgh, ShcnnnEo & Lake
Erie directors will meet next week to
ralify the nmalGnma tun.
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TROUBLE EXPECTEE
A. n Result OF u Riot Among Workmcn
on tho Eric Cnunl

SCHENECTADY. n. y. Dec. 9S.-A
serious riot occurred at AQucduct. four
miles from this city. on the Erie canal
this afternoon, where three hundred
Italians Rvc employed on the cannl I'M
provcmcnts. A body OF about one hun
drcd and fifty men from this city who
are unemployed marched down with
guns. knives. clubs, pick axes etc,
carrying n red flag and compelled the
men to stop working. The sheriff nnd
Il large ofrCc OF deputies Quclled the
riot and arrested the ring. leaders.
Early this morning the mob attempted
10 burn sh0nty where Afty wOrkmen
slept. The city Is full Of angry Italians
and trouble is expected Small pay und
excessive prices for food are The causes
of the trouble
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MANNlSGToN BOOMING.
Arrangements for Glass plant-Goou
Work by the Commercial League.

Arrangements for Glass Plant-Good
Work by the Commercial League.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIgencer.
MANNINGTON. W. Va, Dec. 2S.-Ar-
rangcments We're completed to-day by
which the Commercial League Of this
city succeeded In locating n large WIN
dow glass plant. The plant will cost
notices. than $50. 600 and Will give en-
ploymert 10 about 200 hands. The un-
parelled advantages OF ManninGton in
the way OF an abundance OF natural gas
was an important factor In securing this
plant. The league IS now considering n
proposition for the location OF a large
bottle factory and It will, undoubtedly.
be secured.
J. d. McCubb!ns. jr.. OF Baltimore. and
F. Fowler, deputy freight agent, repre-
sentlnE the Baltimore & Ohio railway,
were here To-day making arrangements
preparatory 10 the erection OF Il new
freight and Passenger depot, and the en-
larGement OF the railway yards. the An
crease of business here demanding addl-
tiOral facilities.
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ONE GOOD RESULT
OfL HING CiianG's SIsIt-EnElI'h Lam
guago and Arts aud Sciences 10 bc
Taught.

OElsi hung thhhEh Nhht-f-hEihh Lam
guago and Arts aud Sciences 10 bc
Taught.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.--According
to news received here from unofficial
circles. Ii Hung Chang's visit to Eng
land and the United States already has
borne fruit in n decision OF the Chinese
government gradually to Anglicizc the
Chinese people, at least as far us their
language is concerned. The Pek!nS
government recently Issued tnstruc-
tIons 10 the various vicerOyS and gov
ernOrs OF the provinces OF the empire
to establish schools for the teaching OF
the English language and western
sciences in all the principal cities of the
country.
According to the wording OF one
claus" Of the general instructions the
reason for this is that China, in orGer 10
keep herself on terms OF equality and In
touch witht he great powers OF Europe,
must educate the masses and encour-
age inventive GcaIus and foreign learn
ing among her people. together with
:hd' love az country and home and that
devoted pItrNrtIsm 50 FsilcuOuSly in
grained !nt Ne hearts OF ;iiss,. who have
studie,t such lanEua Ses and sciences"
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FIRST REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
Tor Many fsncs viii he Inaugurntsi In n
liinIs Of Giory-Eiubornte Preparations
ti,InF, Ainln

bihLt VI "ioTy iFtphthtiuht
iiring Made.
Special Dispatch to tho 1nlclllgcnccr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA Dec. 2S.-
The G. W. Atkinson Club, OF this city.
which gained such an cnvinbIc rcputn-
ton In the last campaign. met last
night und organized anew Cor tho pur-
pose OF conducting the inaugural cerc-
monies OF Governor.clcct Atkinson on
March 4 next.
A large number Of the leading Re-
publicans OF the city was present and
the work was begun with such n de-
gree OF enthusiasm and cugerncss Tint
II tremendous demonstration for the
event IL assured. The club resolved It,
self into an inaugural association and
elected Fred. Paul GTosscup rs geuCr-
al chairman and o, 4. Pcttp as gencr-
al secretary and treasurer. An cxecu-
tive committee, which will have gen.
crnl chnrGc OF the event and appoint
the various sub-Committees, wus ap-
pointed and Is Composed CT the follow
ing gentlemen:
Fred Paul Grosscup, o. a. Petty,
Judge c, p. Snyder. William VI. O..
Dawson John X. Thompson. Z. T..
Hood. John j. Floyd, Fred. Schwamb.
l.. ", Siaunton, Enoch Carver. Nell
Robinson, C.. G. Rcury, Peter SIlman,
l., James, a. W. Watrons, r. l.. Bar
hcr, o. II. MichnclsOn. ]. L. Dana. K.
B. Cassndy, J. II. Gaines. C. l.. Top
ping, Malcolm jackson, NJ. D. Rcbcr,
c. j. Rudcsill ]. W. PenhaIc. Grant T..
Hall. Edgar p. Ruclser. and William
Seymour Edwards.
II was decided that In addition 10 the
regular inaugural cercmoniCs, there
would also be Il demonstration OF Uni
formed Republican League clubs from
all sections OF the state. The executive
committee also propose that the inHu-
Euration shall be one OF the most clab-
oTate ever held In the state.
Kanawha Republicans deferred the
celebration OF the Great Republican
victory until this event and there VIII
be n tremendous effort 20 make 1t red
letter day for Charleston,
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STANFORD, Conn, Dec. 2S.-Mrs.
Henry Ward Beechcr. of Brooklyn. n,
y. sustained n serious accident yester-
day. which may result In making her a
cripple for the remainder OF her life.
Mrs Beecher IA visiting at the residence
of her son-ln-law, the Rev. Samuel Sco-
Willie. In this city. She was attacked
with diEEncss and In falling broke her
hip in such manner that she probably
Will never walk again without the usn
Nr CruIchcS. Owing TO the advanced age
or Cighty-fnur years. Mrs, BDechcr's con-
lItlon is admittedly serious although
there Is thought to be no immediate
danger.
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BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. @S.-SpccIal
Master Durham to-day flied u report
in the rccclvcrship proceedings Of the
Baltimore X Ohio Railroad Company.
showing the disposition which had been
made Of the funds realized by the sale
OF $1,000. 900 In receivers certificates Ru-
;hor!zed by the court May 81 last. He
reports that S22.5i?.275 had been disburo-
ed in paying claims filed against the
company and that SSO3.O72 WAS expended
in making improvements In the road
and In rDllinS. stock. Total disbursc-
mcnts OF $i,li7,l 1876 were made from the
S5,0O0,OO0 fund and on October Il last,
there WAS $751; S03 on hand.
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BIG WASHINGTON FIRE
Does 100000 DamaSc-lfistoric House
Narrowly Escapes,


WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. os.-The
large furniture house OF julius Lans-
burg. on New York avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire this evening. The loss
on building. stock and adjacent struc-
lures damaged will amount to about
$4,000. The loss on the stock alone Is
placed at 100000, on which there Is
100000 insurance. The inf!nmmable
nature Of the immense quantity OF
goods made the fire one OF the hercest
nnd quickest that ever occurred here,
The church of the Epiphiny Is direct
ly In the rear OF the burned building
and the tircmen had hard work TO save
II. Tho Burr Mansion, where tradition
says that Edgar Allen Poe wrote The
Raven" Is separated from the furnI-
ture establishment only by an alley,
but was saved. The origin OF the Gre is
4 mgStprv. ..I-5-
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Fcrty-four
families were driven out of their homes
early this morning when the tempera-
turc wns l2 to II degrees above zero by a
fire started on the third floor OF an
apartment house in West Fifteenth
stree, The flames extended to the house
adjoining and the third and fourth
floors of both buildings were burned out.
The loss 10 the buildings Is about S3o, 900
and that sustained by the tenants VIII
reach SH00OO - : :
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 2S.-Thc
executive committee OF the monetary
conference to-day began sending out
n call 10 all commercial organizations
previously written 10 and not yet heard
from. asking them 10 send their lists
of delegates az soon rs possible. No
names of delegates were received to-
day. Up to this limo the names of 116
delegates have been received. II is now
believed that the humber OF delegates
to attend the convention will be about
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kent,Ieky's Vote Final.

LEXINGTON. n.y. Dec. 2S.-Ken-
tucky's vote Of twelve electors for Nc
k!nley and one for Bryan is final. The
time has expired in which the Bryan
men were permitted to file Il notice Of
contest and Chairman Roberts. OF the
Republican committee. To-day an
nounccs that thc notice OF contest served
on Bryan clcctor Smith were simply n
strategic movement and that 1t VIII not
he r,,,shrl
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 2S.--A apc-
cInl 10 the Commercial Tribanc from
jacksonville, Fla. saPs: Thu Three
Friends lcfi Key West this morning
ana ia expected here tomorrow, IN
c'nFEr NJ revenue officer. on her nr-
''yai here Rhr viI! be seized and pllC-
~ undcr .'c Eulg Of the Boutwell, am!
District Attorney Clark VIII lndIct hor
Tor additional tnfrlCtlons of the Hru-
trai!tv lHWj The ':asc against hHG fur
~" trip (" Cuba. nnI on which HAr
"ia Released cG $4,000 ban. II Ia hear
llU IN the United States court To-day.
l'er attorneys nrr making 6trOul:
iIvht
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sAgGUILLY SENTENCED.
lie Is Sent to Prison for Life and Heavily
Fined,

HAVANA, Dec. 2s.-Julio SlnEuilly.
thc Amerocnn citizen. who was arrested
in 1895. charged with cOnspITlng aERir9i
the government AMI who war sentenced
q,y court martial to life imprisonment.
appealed and obtained civil trial.
which has been going on fOr some iime
Ils;. vas formally sentenced to-day Ia
imprisonment Tor M" and 10 pay half
The expenses OF the tr!nl. He was sub
sequcnily declared lusOlvcnt.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dee. 2S.-StUtls-
ties Just complied by state Labor Com
missioner lmGhrwiur, from i3SS Indus
trlni establishments In fo"ty-SIX states
ana Territories, show That E2,itH lrSS
hands were employed In those rStah:
lishmcut IN July. lSaG, shan In July.
1872, ana that $l9,9li,4iS less Is paid on,
annually IN wages.