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DEEBLE'S INGRATITUDE.
He Stole From His Benefactress, and
Got Four r1OnthS.

Sam Decide, who on Saturday last was
arrested and charged with having stolen
So from May Smith, an unfortunate
woman living on lower L street, en-
tered a plea of guilty to a petty larceny
charge before Justice Davis yesterday
morning, and was promptly sentenced
to serve four months in the County
Jail.
The Smith woman had repeatedly be-
friended Decide, giving him small sums
OF money with which to procure food
and lodging, and had at the time of the
theft, hired him to set her room in
order. He showed his gratitude by
going through her bureau and appro-
priating her ready cash. He will be
given a chance to think over his action
during the next four months as he
Yields a hammer on the county rock
pile
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Baldwin's photos the best. 504 ].
Not necessary
It's not necessary to tell you the ma
terials are right.
New Brew proves 1t.
In strength. in flavor. in aroma,
monarch of all beers.
Buffalo Brewing Company.
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of Trustees of the city of
Sacramento, on the 18th day of May, 1896,
adopted Resolution No. 81 of its intention
to order the following street work to be
done. viz: That the alley between l. and
NJ streets, from the center line of TWEEN
tv-third street, be improved by construct
ing therein vitrified ironstone pipe sewer,
eight {S) inches in diameter with six 90
inch branches.
For further particulars reference is here
by made to said resolution on file in the
office of the City Clerk.
Sacramento, May l., 1896.
E. J. CROLY
my15-6t Superintendent OF Streets
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Adespairing man, who had applied to US,
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And another thus: 6
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HODSON'S bicycle day cabinets 81 As per
dozen, May 23d and oath only.
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IF YOU WISH any of the following
delicacies, you can find them in the finest
qualities at the Sacramento Market, 30S-
1912 4 street: Salami Sausage, Choice
Mackerel. Smoked Halibut, Smoked Sal
Cream, Roquefort Adam, German Hand.
Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
& Herzog.
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EVERYBODY READS 1T. All
regular ads. appear i'm the Sum
day issue.
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Have you noticed the fine fitting suits
that George Book and John r. Week are
turning out at 5271a K street. They
are crackajacks.
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Free, Free Free!!!

F. Wolfe Hennah is permanently 10
Gated at the Normandie, Tenth and K,
and he gives free examination and con-
sultation on matters pertaining to that
delicate organ, the eye
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Five cents for 2-fp cans jellies AM
jams; shoulders, &c ID. Beesley & Son
SIS ].
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Tamales served day and night al
WEIGH Brothers; also ice cream, with
cakes. Give us trial
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Best garden hose, 10 cents a foo
hose repaired. Tom Scott, 303 J.
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The fashionable ladies corrective tom
ic is Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters.
the world-renowned South American
inYigOratOr.
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Picnic plates, DC per doz.; paper nap
kins, 15c per 100; picnic baskets, sc, 7c
and 10c; four-hole camp stove. IS so;
wash boilers. heavy tin, Toe; wash
boards, 15c each; very nice tumblers
30c per doz. a. c. s., Eighth and K.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vchicles-Bak er 81 Observation-Disclosures,
Carts, Buggies. Carriages. PbRetons. Balm
Farm and Header Wagons. Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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MATCHING MAcEo.

Spanish Trying to Prevent His Going
Through the Trocha.
Havana, April IA dispatch from Ar
tcmsa, In the province of pinar del Rio,
announces the surrender there OF num-
Der of Insurgents.
a numerous band of the insurgents at
tempted TO PASS In. military lines OF 1inas
not far from Mlriol at the northern end
OF the trochi of Pinar del Rio. They
were driven back before the troops could
engage them at close quarters.
Antonio Mueeo has ordered all the small
bands cf Insurgents IN the province Of
Iinar dcl RIO to be disarmcd in order
that tilelr WEAPONS ana ammunition may
be used TO strengthen hi, main body.
Persistent iumors arr m circulation
that antonio Mhes9 intends 10 leave me
province OF iinar del RIO and IL Is said
tndt ne j. rens closely watched by the
Spanish officials.
L.cu;enunt Ganda al Trinidad. province
of santa Clara has henn unsaEcd with
u number OF insurgents which resulted
in their lca1.r. Andres Niso. bonn, Killed.
Tic detail. Of the night have hot reached
Tho guerrilla of Hiha Deigia reinforced
10y a detachment of troops mas caDtr1od
al insnrgsnt camp In tina, vicinity Kill
ine live ana wounding twelve OF the enc
\, Canada la Perra. Celonel ZuhIa has
been engaged with force OF '.sursenis
who iolt four killed and IN pursuing .them
through Central san Jose "a" enemy
burned Il number of folds. The insur-
gents We're eventually dispensed with the
loss of many Killed, although only eleven
bodies were fcuni IN the teld The troops
had three wounded.
Mariana Martinez Valonzuola. convicted
of nccndiarism. was shot at the cabdnaS
fortress this morning.
Passenger trains are dliiy bringing from
many towns "A multitude of persons who
vnna. AZ campo lclolilo, also an i'm
m.nse number of families are gathered
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MERCANTILE LOSSES.
Spain Losing Many Thousands Daily
on Customs Receipts.
YIELD OF SUGAR Is VERY SMALL.
Planters DO Not Hope to Make a
Crop Next Year.
lee
iNDENNED TO DESTRUCTION
A Spanish Planter Saya This Is tho Fate
of Poor Cuba-Macco's Plans
Outlined.

haTano' Anrli 2',-Receipts at the GUS
ION houses wh'ch navy usually amounted
10 from Np~' TO $4,000 daily at this time
oil Inc year. have fallen To an average of
S-''oN. Some days even $4,000 is not roach-
ca TIE fact is due to the general poverty
oil me country produced by war and re-
dncucn of Imports.
Inc sugar product Is only per cent of
Its average amount in times Of peace.
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GRANTS BIRTHDAY.

The Anniversary Celebrated nj Divers and
Sundry Places.
Chicago. April 1.-Two thousand IL the
number of guests seated about the tables
of the auditorium tonight on the occn-
sion OF The Marquette clubs tenth annual
Grant banquet. United States Senator
Iiawlcy OF Connecticut responded to tho
toast of General T.. s. Grant"
Gaicna. H.. April 1.-THE celebration
of tho 7iih anniversary Of the birth OF
General Grant attracted several Thousand
people, many of them from distant points.
to the old home OF the famous soldier
and president today. Tie celebration this
year has been rendered especially notable
by the prcserice OF about 100 survivors OF
tho Twelfth Illinois Infantry, the regi-
mcni In which General Grant enlisted. 1t
Is the first reunion this reg iment has ever
held and many Of the veterans came
hundreds of miles to meet their old COM
rades for the first time since they were
mustered out.
General Black delivered tho principal
Grafton and addresses were also delivered
by Generals Macarthur and Chetlaim and
other officers of the old Twelfth"
AMERIcUs CLUB.
Pittsburg. Pa. April 2.-At the Monon-
gahcla house tonight the Americas repub-
lican club celebrated the anniversary OF
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will He Try for Third =?

| Ign G; Cincinnati ., Chicago 81 New York
| A. Boston 4. Washington /. baltimore 4
| St Louis s. Louisville 2.
| Southern Ieague-Atlnnta 0, Mobile 4;
| MONTGOMERY IL. New Orleans 1: Columbus
| II, birmingham L.
Winners Mt l3cnnings-Noliey. to 10
pcm,or, to /: I'rg. to o: Emotional,
| to 3; Kilkenny. to g.
| Winners Mt Cumberland Park-Jartarinn.
. To 5. Snuteur. 5 10 :; Lady Inez. 1 to =;
| Truxillo to / Overlec. . to d: Queen We,
| 3 tol
| Winners at Lexington-Smon W.. to
| 3; Fred Barr, TO j; Prince Lief. TO :;
! II. W. W., b to I. Snisun. . to 20.
| The Indiana division OF the Turnvercin
has iaboocd the bicycle az being an
healthy.
STATE.
Tho Martins. accuscd Of being implicated
In the Crocker murders. on trial In Whar-
ton county.
WIN Austin, n planter near Hearne. ac-
cidentnlly shoots himself,
Chairman BAKER OF Dewitt county thinks
Committeeman Dunlap should resign.
William Miller, reported from Hockey
as having been assassinated. is found to
De awe ana wen.
Protest entered In tho Central Texas
presbytcry against that body's action IN
declining to purchase the Dnnicl Baker
college.
Thurston Rifles said to be dodging the
Galveston cup challenge.
Charles a. Schroeder commits suicide in
the jail ut Galveston.
Tho State Sacngcrfcst IN progress Mt San
Antonio.
Grand Lodge Sons of Hermann IN scs-
sion in San Antonio.
Andrew Herman steps from Dniins
electric car while II Is In motion and sus-
tains injuries which prove fatal.
A little child at Forney choked to death
on II collar button.
Sebastian says he would have returned
to stand his trial for killing Stripping near
Norwood. but feared lynching.
THE MARKETS.
IIenvy wheat shipments from Russia
sent the American grain markets down.
Wheat closed weak and 5-Sc on
Stocks wcrc firm and business fairly
large, onc-third OF 1t being Sugar.
RAILROAD.
Arbitration tariffs on export grain to be |
reviewed.
Proposed railway construction for 1896
Exports and imports OF railway material
last year.
Local and general notes and personals
Minority report on tho Pacific roads bill. |
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MAcEo WILL NEVER SURRENDER
SAYS lie VIII Cross the Trocha as soon
as &c Is HaaAN.

Says lie VIII Cross the Trocha as soon
as He Is Ready
New York, April ga dispatch to the
world from lIuyana says: General Woy-
lcr's offer of pardon to al Insurgents
who surrender within twenty days Was
pul.ished IN The hope OF weakening Gem
oral Macco but the reocl commander
knows MS brother jose IS on the Otltr
std Of the trucha with 900 men. ne also
Knows that General Gomez ana td1lAto
tiareia are organizing columns IN Puerto
priut ipo to relieve him. General Mdeeo
Viii never surrender lie nehd- ~nrd To
itm..lna that he VIII cross the uocia
when he H. ready and mat the immense
Spanisn army inassed aions the barrier
can not compel him to make the assault
uittu tha rgNi day arrive.
ii l. said that General Mnc'o IS delihrr-
afelv waiting in Iinai del Rio IN order %
k.e,, oue-th.id of the whole spanish army
idie a. the western extremity OF tuba
abile Gomez, Calixio 1arcia and oth.r
Commanders organizr AN army and NOR
ouglly drili Iheir columns IN the eastern
provinces.
II is certain that the power OF the In
surgcnis in the fast is Increasing daily
Ana mat General Maceo's heroic stand IA
the western Hills il "A part OF Il great
strategic plan OF campaign.
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ToDAY's EVENTS.

| --' ' ~
assori,iieaail A.. ToXas-The State Med
finning to9n, VIII meet here this week
led sstn a;isss hunyon. wife of the late
2shter, are anhassador. with her
York. cooked 10 san today Tor
ksbsyttsslM,nolrTH, ohIo.-rbc woroo.s
hold S,s Hoard OF Foreign NIisn,n ,,
lomorrou annual meeting here today
z con gas;,,lE:R. v,.-The republican
National ' ro.,,o elect a delegation to
held ionorro ,vehtion at ST. Louis viii
lriai c Sf-1Il,nlergascd interest is taken in
ohers wb r. Jameson ami HIS fellow.
The Trnn no were with him in n. I r,ia
(nis. ai Tor lh,e bids fer the general
Pe1 today indian service viii he
ea in the co mrIaly s2,ooo,oOo are in
wiilHlSG g THE wesley pa,.. o.,.,,,
BY promihnNa.nn, at The Music Hall e todry
eeted 10 s,, Methodist bishnn.so 'as
attend the ceiebra ti TOM are
|sss$' CITY, Iowa-rbo ,,r...., ga,
lake pIsca"E ever held in the WI w
Fafy Of the fnsfe today. the Nth anni.
3oyro ''"nulng of the order.
dsn'SofPMlHE s Aia.-rhe state 49,,
fuse on 'i IRE today. The mo ' nnrt,n :
Fines Ia me local ticker Ia, ~.
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! tho birth OF General Grant with ban.
| quot and reception. In pursuance 81 its
custom of many years. standing, Auu..
tnnt General Thomas J. Stewart, one OF
the most widely known politicians Of
Western Pennsylvania, othclateu ~ TOAST
master. e.
New York, April H.-Of tho forty ODD
dinners and celebrations held In the cities
throughout .he country tonight to COM
memorair the anniversary Of tho lsle
Ulysses Grants BIRTH that OF yhe Ssans
Banquet association ut the waldorf nosct
wns one of the most notable and import
ant. General q. NJ. Dodge presided ano
the speeches of The evening wsls y, y ~ ICv
crnor Hastings OF Penpsy'VehiH 80 S*A'l'S
william l.. Wilson. ~
plttsburg, Pa. April T.-Ths tenth Az
nual banquet of the American Republican
club. in commemorative Of the birth Of
General Grant was held - !he ASuve.-5
hen tonight. Covers were !aIG III ~ -,
sons nnd every seat waa occpuiees
Rochester. N. T., April IA Grant
memorial dinner was given here mnisns
under the auspices OF tho Iounb 20
Republican club. s.ls
Boston. Mass, April N.--Tas Grant dln,
ncr OF the Middlcssx club q ne hrunsss
wic,, tonight was Intended by many Of the
most prominent citizens q tne cem sss
wealth. Among tho guests W ~, esSer.sS;l
James Longslreet Of ne Conteocs
army. who made al auaress' IS
HEARING ON THE souDAN MAIIas
cairo. April u.-The action against tneI
commissioners Of caisse Of the public
debt to entoin them from allowing sny
further sums from the reserve fund % =
used for the purposes Of tho ANGLE. E.y I! i!
heard today. The prcccedinsa were se1s
1ourned untli "wednesday. counses
the Epyptlan government argued the9
o con- ~ Hn p no iurisdiction ~ the decl1-1
Of the ea,:ss cit e frsns
Russia Russia had protested 70 tho Ell
government. ~ ~. .h...a h,s Y ~
tried 10 show By precedcnt tnat ~
cisionn az ti1s caisse must pc un w
n il "xnsscted that the catsss Stn 81
Guided On Wednesday next.
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rINE Kindred SLAIN.

London. April 27.--Thc Times has his-
patch from CAPE Town which says; Hon,
cecil Rhodes has arrived at the camp of
Ennkcboran and he Is well. staff off,
cor has tslegraphed 10 the chartered
south African company from Gwcilio that
everything has been looted aud burned
except Carnegie's place AT Hope Foun-
tain" 80,
Five hundred Of the rebels were Killed
IN the I'muguz battle. The Maxim fired
3l.u rounds and tho iIotchkiss 80 shells.
The victory was most decisive ard breaks
M the rebel circle in that direction.
The Daily Telegraph has Pretoria dis
AN ARRANGEMENT has hgen aiAyed AT by
whicn Tho rank and file Of tie National
reform committee viii pay a nominal iinc
me leaders viii receive IA severe penalty,
but II VIII not 20 beyond heavy me and
II term in prison. ,,.
me Daily Telegraph says In an EDITORIAL:
'It will not make any difference whetner
President Kruger comes or not. II Is the
Hoer-, loss. not ours. President Kruger
knoxs thdt tho real effect of the Trans
vail trouble would he to make. sooner or
later. a British African empire. having no
more conrcnted and prosperous subjects
than the Dutch.'
Tn. Times. commenting In an editorial
upon President kruegers reply. suggests
that matters be left as they are, including
Tho Indemnity which must he collected. II
at all. from the chartered South African
Companv.
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liRuGER'S ANSWER.
1t is Pronounced u Diplomatic MASTERPIECE.
In England.

! u IL L iO'ioNllNti u ilfivHlhlAN MhStV'fNN'
| in irneihad.
| London, April 27.-NHIuhers of people
| b,ciuii,,.. ,,,,,t,,, ,.,.,,.,, ,,,,
r'r,n, ',," t| n",' nS.',,, nav, ~,
| formed South African association Tor
4 the purpose OF supporting Mr.. Chamber
! luin's uollcv "a nt.nntcb +, mo rin,.s
aii r'"'s "'7in.0" W '''s A''''''
from pretoria says; President Kruger :
ished shortly. il is understood that il is
| "A diplomatic masterpiece. 1 believe the
contents are as follows.
the Transyaal objects Ia the discussion
of reforms, on the ground TINT England
admitted they can not Interfere win IN.
| tcrnatiouai affairs At th, sam. time mi
| yntc suggestions from iii. Eritish poyern-
mont VIII always receive considerations
IF the revision of London convention
ana INC s,in.rsedinu nf II by "a tr,ofv al
commerce. containinr the most favored
nation clause can not Toe discussed until
the alleged grievances OF IN. l,itlnn,l,.rs
are also discussed, The Transvaal govern
t1cnt nraf MS Ia lp.v, ,nnt,nrs IN s,n.u
quo mud wifi limit lis demands to mn i'm
oiemni,y for the Jameson raid.
The president points to the necessity
of his nrcscnce Mt tho meeting of tho
volHsra;td AS an ohicction 10 his yisitinr
England. ana s,iir.sts that matters
shnulI not bn prcss.l now. England san.
however, NE saws siill f,cilitnte I'M, wish
ly accepting tho basis OF discussion which
the president has already proposed
"IIe frankly admits that his admin,stra.
,n,1,t 10 un, aiy.ys In ~ ri,,bt hi IN,
takes obiec,,on to the Offer Of p,o,ec,lon
arains, foroi.-n nitn,,k This xns n.,y.r
nsk.u he saws nnd ,r,Ic,. of Nm COW
vnutjnn vas nn,rr.ssorv for that nu,on.,.
.He ,mphnsizcs ,he vicv thnt Win uatt'
euce and forbearauS. On hoth sil,.s the
diffcuitv may he overcome He rxuross.s
To hon, INT ,yo,ndedi .cc,in,, r,ay he
hno,ed and frirnJiv rclotlons restored
1.on,lo, Anru Of In on.icfno,ion NJ tho
statement ~ Colonial snnrotnrv Thatnhcr
lain rnc,rd,n,. tbe inv,taiion sxfouIaJ Ia
J,rns;Jcn, X ri1per of mo Trnnsvaal To vIsi,
i,n,r,auI therr wore in ,ho rnilnrIos OF
thn bo,iso of commons today n larger MIN
Irr nf ,,.itor. ,hnn md nn.n thor, ON any
o'.ro sinn stn,n The rnnssenhliup az nnrlin.
,n,,mt on risinn Mr. f,hnfnn,..,afn ,nid
,hni pr,.silnnt X rur,.,,s rrnIy in Inc in.
ytiatlnn must be considered In connection
v,iti, Tho romn,,ntrations wl,ich Mad nrr.
r.d,i i, Thn most tr,nnrtnnt poinf wns
,bnt I,rns,,i,.nt X r,,e"r recarrin,, In iio
rcouest for n definite rnulv to lie INVITA-.
ttn,, s,vs th,, he f,nl. confident tbet
~ ,,,,..t,,',, 81, eta.I for ,hn nolonI., ,yil
r,,i ond n,,i,r,ei.,tc thr difiriltv of his
.t.in', All ,,,nt II n5n,nrl "a .,im ,,lt,,,,
h., to ,i,e. ~, ,',Gs,i"n ar bis nrocr,.l
H., t 'l,n,i,nd INV further M nresout.
~; 10 i.ny" Tho ,n,,tt,, anon esnr.iuIiv
in y,e,y nf ,b,. rn,,inr- session of mo voipa.
-, 4 ~, ~ l,.f,.,t. ,it,,. - IL ,,,oe .,,,o
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SOME HEADLINES.

Over stories which were printed In The
Post only yesterday; you missed them
If you didn't get The Post, and you mise
others every day you fail.
THE POST PRINTS THE NEWS
RESULT OF A CONSPIRACY.
Mntabele Uprising Has Spread Beyond the
Aim of the originators.
Chamberlain and Rhodes Responsible.
According to lsumors Very Current In
London Conservatives Watching Their
Lenders to See No Compromise IL Made
with the Transvaai
AN AGED WOMAN MURDERED.
TO CLOSE THE CAMPAIGN.
ARMEN1ANS ARRESTED.
RUSSIA ORDERING SHIPS
Insurgents Gained Victory Over Spar
ish Column.
A CORRESPONDENTS STORY.
American Newspaper Man Tells OF Nat.
tcrs In His Experience.
PROpHESiicS BY INGALLS,.
NASHVILLE ENTRIES.
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
THE POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
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POPE is SEEKING PEACE.

London, April 2,.--Thc Rome corresponds
cnt of she Chronicle says: II Is rumored
that the nuncip at Madrid has APP
preached the premier. senior canovas del
Castillo, with "A view of inducing spain
TO accept the mediation of the United
States on the Cuban question. The nuncio
has had several interviews with Mi. Tay-
Tor. United States minister Mt Madrid.
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THE BERMuDA SAILED.

Jacksonville. Fla. April 2i.--rhe steamer
Bermuda. winch has been loading here
with arms aud ammunition, together with
sailed today with clearance papers bound
for Port cortes Honduras The Spanish
vice consul called on the government of
the United States and obtained copy of
manifcs,s OF tho cargo OF the vessel. but
took no steps in the matter.
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SOME DECLARATIONS EXPECTED.

London, April Is The standard has Il
dispatch from Madrid which says: senior
Callela who was Superseded AZ governor
and captain general of cuba by Martinez
tanpos. has been elected to the senate.
1t Is expected that he will make some
piuuaut declarations
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breadstuffs next autumn. as drouths have
already hopclcssly injured the crops. caus-
ing much distress and discomfort. In tho
agricultural districts prices are rising rap
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HAVE HEARD NOTHING OF IT.

Washington. April 2l--Tbc officials of
Ing of reported departure from jackson
Vile. Fla, OF the bermuda. with Il cargo
of arms and ammunition for the Cuban
insurgputs
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UAMMoND pleaded GUILTY.

Pretoria. Arrll 1.-THE trial Of members
Of the National reform committee of
Johannesburg was resumed today John
HAYS Hammond. the American mining
engineer. pleaded guilty of high treason.
following the example q the Other ,raaerS
for the reform commiftee. MIR, Hammond
was prevented by Illness from beinx pre-
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FAIRIES SITUATION INEVITABLE.

FATRES SITUATION NNFN si"pi>''
London. April 2s.--Thc Paris correspond
ent OF the Daily News s,ys:
II hear that incline ministry may be
formed tomorrow. IL 80. heaven heIp II.
~ Nelno has chiefly consulted conscrva-
tyes wearing the republican coekadc. NJ.
Faure's situation II not an env.apie one.
and II may become less So
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'sbyisrisn " ~ ohio.-The Women,s
hold lis a uoara OF Foreign Missions
tomorrow. '"'a' meeting here today
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BED stairsss ' kunyon. wife of the late
X Yo ,, are booked 10 SAN t odnv n f"r
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! assoeiaiiesdd !. Toxas-The State Med
Fnning ,a9t will meet here this week
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Austin Z, Houston 5; Denison T. Dailss
s; sherman q. Fort Worth I; San Antonio
II. GALVESTON 4.
a goodly number 81 seoters u the pre.
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