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CssspIracY % p.fraua.

-MoA0O, May 6.-rhe Federal
grand jury voted 10 lndlci tho three
bidders for materlal 10 the old post
office building on n charge Of con.
spiTAcy to detTRud the governm snt.
The men indicted are. Patrick J.
Sexton, president OF the Chicago Brick
company; Ezekiel Smith OF the Smith
ana Eastman Drainage Canal contract.
ore; Frank John, foreman for Smith
ana Eastman. IL IL alleged the high
est Of the trio was TO take the work OF
the other two for fling deposits OF $500
each, TO give the third man tho advsn-
tage OF many thousand dollars. Sex
ton Ia one OF the best known contract
ors in the Wosl, worth over two mil
lions.
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MINOR MENTION.

The concert TO DO given In the Sew
enth ward Westinghouse this evening,
complimentary 10 Elder Andrew A.
Peterson, will begin at 5 O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Twenty-thiTd quorum Of Seventy Will
be- held IN the Seventh ward meeting
house tomorrow evening commencing
al 1880 O'Clock.
On Friday evening next a number
OF tho Debating societies OF the city will
meet at the Y. NJ. q. A, pArlors and
listen to n public debate under the aus
piCes Of the Polite club. Tho subject
Will be, Free Trade va Protection. A
musical and literary program will bs
rendered, ami w. ii. SUule will de.
liver lecture ON the A. p. A. ques-
ton. The meeting commences ut s
O'Clock. A general Invitation IL OK.
tended.
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National Guard alters.

Under the new militia law all ap.
pointmenls OF surgeons must be made
under the direction Of the surgeon.
general, who is now Col. George II.
Ponrose. All Euoh appointments must,
undor the same law, 10 approved by
the briggs dier.genefAlAnd confirmed by
the c9mmanurt-in.ehie La cOmpli.
anco with these provisions Col. Pen.
rose has named ana Brigader. General
Young has approved Dr. @, +. Wilcox
"a assistant surgeon on the stan OF the
brlgadiut-gsueral with tho rank OF
lioutenauI'ooionel, and DR.. +, A.
Meaoaam rs deputy surgeon with the
rank Of major.
Tho latter viii probably ne assigned
to tho First Infantry. Both appoint.
menis were confirmed by Commander
in.ChiSi Wells today.
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WAsruSuTOs, May 6.-rhe long
expected order Of tho President includ.
ing ia the civil service most officers
row remaining outside this classified
service was Issued this Afternoon.
The order will include about $4,000
additional government employees. Pfao.
tioally the oply psrsona left outside the
civil service will be assistant seoTo-
tAriUs, heads OF bureaus anu q lew
private secretaries aud lAboreTt. The
order IL 20 take effect Immediately
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A nrEAMER AonouNn.
Name Of tho Vessel UnEaoNn-At.
tsmpts 60 Reach Her.

HIGHLAED LIGHT. Mas, May c.
A big ocean aleamship was driven on
High Head shortly after midnight.
Three llis-sRying crews have been SUM
mUned. The name Of tho vessel Ia I'M
known, rs dense fog prevails anu the
sea ~ too rough 60 venture Gus IN an
open boat.
The locality where the steamship 10
reported ashore Is one which al this
aeasou would be passed by all the B0E-
ton bound steamships as well rs several
New York lineru. From Highland
Light In secured the bearings tor BIOS.
ton haIbor a. well as for rounding the
cape Tor New York.
Tue Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Metropolitan boats, the Jamaica fruit.
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The HAWAIIAN casI,.

v ARLINGTON, May d.-rhs senate
COMMITTEES on foreign relations toIay
agreed 10 a compromise bill Tor n cattle
to Hawaii ana Japan. The bill Gu-
iborlzbs the pOstmtA'ef general 10 enter
into q contract In behalf Of the United
States with any company which may
lay cable 10 Hawaii, the subsidy not
axcueoing Sl6O,0OO = year, Tho bill
has the support Of Senator Morgan and
all the Republican members OF the
committee.
Gray, TuTple, Daniels and Mills,
D5mooTaIa, opposed the bill.
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AUSTIN, Tex, May Eek. Governor
o. NJ. RIborts announces his candi-
daoy for the gOvernorhip, He says
the Democratic party Ia Ia the clutches
Of ring headed by CulbeTsou, that are
doing II bodily harm and that Its
leaders are trying to take the whole
Democratic party OF Texas into tho
national silver party at the meeting at
81. Louis la July. The ex-governor
oomou ma Messiah to take the people
out OF this grasp OF sohemers.
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PUSHING AHEAD.
The Railroad That IL 10 Hs tho Con.
queror of houdAn.

quoror ct houdAn.
NEW YoMS, May Ga special TO
tho Herald from Mauy Halia, Egypt,
Hay,i "Ihs head Of the now railway IL
now at MuTrst Wells, fourteen miles
from SarTas. In the last fow days the
work accomplished under BIN
Hafhee GlfouRrd averages one mile
day. The greatest drawback expert
sneed has been having to fetch from
harTas all the water for the lRboruTs
and the guard numbering 1000 men,
There Ia only a small quantity Of water
al hurrat anu II Ia not suitable for
ufinking.
1.-THE railway Will probably DO con-
tlnusd TO Abuenadmah, on the third
contract.
1.-THE Blrda continued his return
Journey from Akssheh, started from
WAdy Abra for the head Of tbs rail-
way. After inspection no lott fOf
Wady Aalfa.
THE khGliiais total force has been
estimated at about 10000 men, Of
which 10000 are srmedI with rlileF,
Ut owing TO the enormous extent Uf
ume that II requires guarding, II "
impossible that no could concentrate
more than ont.iouIlh oil tbs number 10
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MIDSUMMER CARNIVAL.
Meeting Of Business Men Called to Cen.
slider IL.

A meeting to which all the bual.
ness men Of the city are invited, will
be held In Caldet's music parlors, up
stairs, tomorrow Thursday evening,
commencing att O'Clock The purpose
OF the meeting Is to consider the hold
ing, IN this city, on July ., 8 and 4,
OF u midsummer carnival; or II those
uates should not DO suitable, what
others will be.
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New YoHk, May 0.--The Heralds
correspondent In GuAyAquil, Ecuador,
telegraphs that the province Of Manabi
suffered terribly from earthquakes In
Puerto Viejo.
Houses were thrown down, many
persons were buried alive in the ruins,
and many others Injured. The province
Of Manhbai IL In the northeastern part
of Ecuador.
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mnhn Up .na nnnoL IInna..

wAsHIEdToE, May 6.-Reprosenta-
tlves Money (MisslsslppD aud Hail
(MissOuri) who recently had personal
encounter, have adjusted the ditier.
euces and shaken hands. The recon-
Citation was effected by eE-Speakor
Crtp and Representative Gatherings.
The explanations showed that the un.
pleasantnoss arose from mltundeT.
standing Of tho remarks Of the two
members over the bill relating 20 the
personnel OF tue navy. Each sEplo Aed
his regrets.
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m,lwAuLss street Car strike.

MILWAUKEE, May 0.-sixty cars
arc running ON the street railway lines
this morning and II looss Rs n the
strike woulu DO broken la DAY or two.
Considerable trouble was experienced
In opening up the Bay View line be-
cause OF distractions constantly being
placed ON the tracks by women anu
children,
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Letters from secretary Oinsy Go tn
German Ambassador.

Letters from secretary Oiney Go the
German Ambassador.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-5omo highly
spioed cOtfUspoDdunce passed last sum
mer hetweon Secretary Olney aud the
German ambassador at Washington,
Baron Vhiolmann, growing out Of the
harsh treatment accorded to New
York business man, Louis Stern, by
tho Bgvsrian authorities, ana wnile
the case was not OF great Importance,
II seemed Tor time to put a strain be-
tween relations all around. A. was
shown AT the time, Mr.. stern was nj
kiasinpen aud resented what ho re-
gafded ~ an inHOlonue exhibited by a
petty officer Of the Kissingen baths,
and was arrested therefor, sentenced TO
two weeks imprisonment anu fined
GOO marks. The case terminated by
the forfeiture OF the excessive ball Of
5000 marks oxacted OF Mga. stern by
tue Bavafian government, aud the To-
iusal VI Mt. stern TO return TO Get
many 10 serve sentence. From the
beginning the state department exerled
itself with great vlgOr, first to insure
justice TO MIR. Stern and after the pas.
sage OF sentence 10 secure olomoncy
TOT him. In the course Of tue latter
attempt Secretary Olney addressed n
note 10 Baron Thielmaun, German
ambassador here, In which lac said
that the proceedings against Stern
seemed TO have been gratuitoub anu
undesefvedly oneT0us from tue begin
niHg-irum the imposition VI the OK.
coHsive bail, and tho final sentence
which added 81 the me the humiiia-
ton Of personal imprisonment. From
the latter Stern should DO relieved as
Ia no possible Wow OF his case any
such chHstisement was Justified.
Mr. Ointy received the following
from the ambassador, dated LenOx,
Mass, October l., last;
"Mr. Secretary Of state: 1 have the
honor TO respectfully ncknewludgo thu
receipt OF your note, No. ~, 5opttmbt
20 ult., with regard 10 the case OF nj
American citizen, Louis Stern, Mt ks
singer.
81 reply TO the Views contained IN
your note, hasten 10 say that reject
as entirely unIustifled your excel,
lency's criticisms OF the Justice In the
Stern case Ut KltGingun. Especially
must decline 10 eco tho hdminlslra.
ton OF Justice within a state Of the
German federal union, aud the right
OF pardon which belongs 10 tho princes
OF The German federal union discussed
In this way ani treated In tue form OF
n diplomatic claim.
$50 lar ~ the United States govern.
moni desires TO approach the govern
ment " his majesty, the German en-.
peror, In this matter, touching one oil
Its citizens, II must be lott TO it ~ uited
States g0vernmenD TO make such ap'
proach through tue United State,
Ambassador at Berlin.
"Aooept ETC.,
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SPRINGFIELD, H., May 6,--Acoord-
ing 10 luuai paper thvtn Is trouble In
INC uniform rank OF Knights OF Ply.
thias over the action OF tue supreme
tiiiceTs changing the bienhlal session
OF the supreme lodge from Minneap
oils, Nina, where ~ was located w
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AS TO CECIL RHODES.
No Doubt That He Vas Implicated
In The Jameson Raid.
ERUEGgR MAS TUE EVIDENCE.
The situation as Between Great Brit.
ain and TrAnsyaal Regarded
as Critical.

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lhe World from London snya:
m. p,iti.h govs,nm.nt atm main.
~ ~ a.. -.
talns hglu siienue oonuetnink w Hu''ou
Ia regard 10 Cecil Rhodes In the event
nj tho disclosure OF the cipher tele-
49,, 49,. tat. n, pt,t..,. mai.
.-,, -
loh nave p'ou hoei'aih'u' h''Vio
leaving England for Buluwayo, Cecil
Rhodes, ia anticipation Of tho royola.
80 "a, a.. oIrhs, dt.n.,ch,s vbich
he kne" hsu iAileh ih'o 'no hAhus "
the Beers, left his resignation ~ man
syiny difeotor OF the Chartered com.
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,a..., a., ~, 80 NJ hI.
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The World correspondent hears also
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of nc eons,ousntiaI Itovble. and com.
plisatons N y euId entail.
UiiLANDEhs HAD NOTHING TO conf
PLAIN o.
NEw YoRK. Nav Tn, Iet.Id
mi, morniny say,,
a onunl, of gsets sgo gIs,cbs,
wsbstor J,w,II. M Jnhann,.bu,g
sguth Africa nttived IN New Ya,s
win his wife. Mr. and Mrs. laval
Who baye b,sn soms wear. In south
Africa. are Am.ricans Mr J,w,Il
bas macs yTsnt dsai of nancy out
tb,,. in m. mines lie VS. An lie
m,asl ~ M, nyht IN cons,n,,., 81, nt
Ut. Jamesons ralu, close trlenu toi
rfi,on,T. and on 5stuIiny wiIl,siI Tor
South Africa with n haitian sign,d nv
mrmbsrs of Congre,s Tor Inc nsrdon of
MI. Hammond.
Mr.. JsweII was IN, onIv uIiiana.r
on the side OF the Bosrs. He was
hn,,S,nn m Ian.ns o. sne sOiu .n n' ,ss
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 0. - The
crowd that will witness the twenty.
second renewal Of tho Kentucky
Derby run this afternoon, promises 10
be the largest that attended the historic
event Ia yeRrs. Willie Sims will ride
Ben Rush, who sold iayorile In thu
pools last night and probably will be
about four 10 i've NJ the track today.
Charley Thorpe will have to mount on
First Mate; "5oup" Perkins ON Sem.
per Ego; 5neTer on Ben Eder. The
knowing ones think the race will be
between these horses, but Loki has
many friends.
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Ths Gold shipments.

NEW YORK, May G.-Holdelback
lckleneimer 4 Co. state that their gold
shipments 90 tho German steamor
sailing tomorrow aggregate $1,000, 900,
Barring Magoun q 20. have engaged
nj tbs sub iruasury 100000 gold they
will ship tomorrow for account "
kidder Peabody * Go OF Boston.
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ANornEn WRECK.

HIGHLAND LiGiir, Mass, May g.
a dispatch just received reports
another wreck on Cape Cod. A large
throo'mastsd schooner has been driven
ashore At Caho0u Hollow about ton
mllos from whore the unknown steam.
ship IA ashore. The crew Of the Cahoon
Hollow station prepared TO 20 10 the at
bistauco Of tue steamship but turned
tnoir attention toward lthe schooner.
The gale ~ Increasing anu It 10 doubt
tul u assistance eau be rendered until
tho fog clears.
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HAVANA, May G.-JAmes CIsolman,
orresp0nisndeht OF tho Now York
World and Frederick W. Lawrence,
correspondent OF the New York
journal. have bOen expelled from the
island on tho ground that the. calum.
Mated General Weylsr, the ggovern.
ment ami the army. and attributed the
insuTgente' crimes TO the spanish
army. They have been ordered 20
leave Cuba by the hfst steamer sailing.
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sentence. viii ns Reduced.

JOHANSEsBURu, May o. 49, The
Standard anu Diggerb News says Il
has authority to state that tho sen-
fences OF the so.called foiormsrs will
be- reduced 10 n email fine and Inn
pflsonmenL The sontou ors OF banish-
ment the Newspaper adds, will DO
waived.
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Persian ninister Arrested.

COSsrANTtNOPLE, May Con the
news Of tho death OF the shah reaching
here. 5heik Dim Elhldln, the Persian
minister, supposed TO have been the
inHIigatur Of tho assassination Of the
shah was arrested. Ho was subse.
qucnlly released owing 10 lack Of ovl.
uence.
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n.pnblIssn cIsan .rssp.

81. PAUL, MIMI, May B.-rhe Re.
publicans inside clean sweep IN the
municipal election. The assembly Is
soidly Republican and the common
council CONSISTS Of nineteen RepuBli.
cans aud one Democrat.
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NiEsSA, May 6.-Horr 5,r1bich, an
aDli.iemitc, has been elected bufgo-
master, Ia place OF DIR. Burger, vino
resigned nj tue request Of Emperor
Francis Joseph. Herr 5Tobich an-
nouncsd no would resign at the proper
moment In favor OF Dr. Burger.
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ropel an ATTACH OF this Egyptian army.
at Ia reported that the Emir Of
Dongola has tainted the Emlr OF
Hamida for not proceeding from Mog'
rpKen against the Egyptian force al
Aksseh, which resulted In the defeat
Of last FfldAy.D
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RUN AGAINSTASNAG.
Attorney RaBlInS Challenges Judge
RCCariy'S Qualifications,
AND Is SUSTAINED BY HIS HONOR.
Couldn't Hear the Bamborger Case
Ditto as TO Judge Young-Judge
Rolupp Consents TO Come.

AiIlrney J. l.. Rawllns, counsel for
Herman Bamberger, tho ex.soloctman
charged with the crime OF felony ia
accepting n bride OF $500 from the
Johnson Regulating company Of Mil.
waukee, sprung a surprise on the prose-
cuIlon this morning which suddenly
brought the hearing 10 a standsllll.
Judge MoCarty was on the bench,
having come to this city at the request
Of Governor Wells to Try the case In
the absence Of Judge Hiles, who IL
taking n fow dAys rest nj Ogden on
account OF threatened illness.
Addressing Judge McCarty, Mr..
RAwiins asked u IL were not true that
his honor was connected with the
United States district attorneys office
last year when the Indictment was
found. Judge MeCarty replied In the
affirmative, whorsupon Mfr. RAwlins
conlonded that ho would DO
disqualified from acting. His honor
stated that although he had had MOTH
log 10 do with the case nj bar he was
more or less interested In all cases
coming from the office Of the United
Ststoa district attorneys office while
he was Identified with it,and be there.
fore thought Mr Rawlins's objection
well taken.
County Attorney whltlomore ar.
guod that under tho State statutes,
such association a. Judge McCafty
lad had with tho district attorneys
ofiioe would not disqualify him from
hearing the case. His position had
been a subordinate onB and no vas not
directly interested.
Attorney CritchlDw talked In sup
port Of Mr.. Rawlius'a point VI ooutsn-
ton ard 70 was sustained by Judge
AieCsr,y, who reiterated his belief
tnat under tho circumstances lac could
| not act ~ Judge. lie then stepped
| from the bench and q long walt en-
sued, during which time strong ap-
penls were made by the prosecution to
Judge Young 10 taRe up The case, but
! ~ he was listening 10 the Arguments
In civil proceeding In tho
chamber bulow no declined. Be
sides. no had been associated with
Mr. Rlwlins lin reviewing the matter
before elected 10 his presoHt ofiloe.
| For n time IL looked a. though the
prosecution had been sleered up against
u temporary insurmounIA blelsnag, and
the jury was excused until . p. m.
JUDGE RoLAPP CONSENTS.
In the meantime County Attorney
Whittemore placed himself In tele.
phonio communication with Judge
R1lapp OF Ogden, laid the situation
before him and i'm plored him to CONS
90 Salt Lake ana hear the case. Judge
Rolapp consented and said he would
take the nrtt train for the capital nno
report nj the court room at $3.50 ready
TO proceed with hearing OF tue case.
BAllin MAhan then announced that
the court would lake n recess until that
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LONDON, May G.--RiohArd lCroker's
Santa Anita was among tho entries
for the Chester cup race today, but did
not start. Eleven h0TstH ran. The
Rush won; bad Diley second; Rector
Dove tnird.
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NEW HITEs.
A lcienuno Invention Of Intsrsa. to
small nOya.

WASHINGTON, May G.-Ii the boyA
OF the country take advantage OF their
opportunities they will soon DO flying
kites which will DO far ahead OF those
used by the youngsters Of n generation
ago.
Since last October s. A. Potter, of
the weather bureau has been expert.
monting with cellular kites OF different
Sizes. The OBJECT " tho investigation
10 TO secure n Kite which can be sent up
Into the upper currents of air for at
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wAsnISGToS, May G,-The report
published IN Boston yesterday quoting
tho attorney general hs saying Tor the
President that the Cuban war would
end within six months is absolutely
without foundation.
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RAsIuNGToN, May 0.-Tho House
committee on pensions today ordered
a favorable report on the bill intro
duc1d by Representative Btalllngs TO
increase the pensions Of the veterans Of
the Mexican ami Indian wars anu their
widows from s. 10 sl2 month.
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BOsTON, May 0.-'Tho British fruit
steamer pulled ashore Oh Highland
was the Fofosth0mc from Meditefran-
can ports. sho was nohioi today with.
oct damage.
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-Tho Ptesi.
dent today seat the senate tho follow.
log nominations; PostmAstsrs--s. II.
Day, Carson City, New; Amos Ken.
dali Jonsh, Union, Oregon.
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WAsuISoTOH, May g. In the
House today Dingley, chairman OF the
wayA and means committee, presented
a resolution Tor ilnal adjournment May
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SACRAMENTO, CAL, May 0.-rhe Re
publican state conventions platform
declares for free silver At a ratio OF 10
TO l and instrucls tho delegates to vote
for Moklnlsy.
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said Secretary oInsy 10 lspi,i N"'

at only remains to notice the sugges.
ton, expressed with quite unntces.aTy
ourtness, that a diplomatic claim was
Involved which therefore should
nave been presented TO tho iIn.
perial government OF Germany
through the United States am.
bassadOr At Berlin. This PROPOSE.
ton Will not bear examination, unless
indeed, rs IL wholly improbable, tbs
powers OF the representative OF the
government nj this capital Rre subject
~ novel and unknown limitatlonB.0
The correspondence closed In this
personal feature with brief note from
the German ambassador formally stat.
Ing that the imperial government re.
ceivua complaints and suggestions from
friendly governments only when they
arc presented by the diplomatic repre-
senlAtlves Of such governments &C.
credited TO It,
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BRUSSELS, May 6.--Aubrey Boards.
ley, the artist, IL believed to be dying
OF pneumonia. His family have been
summoned.
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IN SPITE oT PROTESTS.
Tho Competitor FiIibustsSers Doomed
60 Death.

MADRID, May "a dispatch from
Havana says the American newspaper
man Hamilton, captured on board the
Key West flibusioring schooner Com.
petitor Will be released, but the other
persons captured ut the same time will
be shot In spite VI protests from WASH
ington.