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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-13


they are two links in the chain of indi-
gestion; another link is biliousness; head
ache is another; then follows backache,
drowsiness, dizziness, an irritable temper
and the "blucs," all links of one chain
binding down your energies and making
life a burden. The way to throw off the
whole trouble at once is to put the bow
els and stomach into condition again.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do this
quicker, more comfortably and more
naturally than any other remedy in the
world. They actually cure constipation
so it stays cured; you don't become a slave
to their use: they strengthen the intes-
tines to do their own work, tone the
stomach and gently stimulate the liver.
They are mild but sure, like Nature it.
self. Don't let any druggist give You a
gripping pill. Insist on having Dr.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-13

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser
gives more plain useful information about the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-13
AT PORTLAND

Hits-Pawtucket, Is: Portland. 5. Err
rors-Pawtucket. 4; Portland. 2. Herr
and Ycager; McDougall and Duncan.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

SAM JosKs Will lecture at tho Audi
torlum in Memphis on April Goth.
Ar AND Bon TAYLOR will appear at
tho Auditorium in Memphis on the
night Of tho tTth OF April In now role.
Tho Shovel and tho Hoo and tho Fld-
die and tho Bow" with newsongs The
Taylor brothers are drawing cards,
whether politically or in the limo Of
smusomoht
TnE bill authorizing tho Arkansas
Northwestern Railway Company 10 con-
slruot and operate railway through
the Indian Territory has become = law
without Tho proaidont's approval
Tun house committee on military
Affairs on tho 7th decided 70 report Ia
vorAbly 20 tho house tho resolution 70 be.
stow The rank OF llontonantRonorAl on
Con. Nelson A. Miles.
Dr an explosion OF dynamite Al the
now Radobaugh tonnol,. near Greens
burg. Pa. on tho 7th. ono man wan
killed and three injurod, two fatally.
FIVE hundred mon employed In tho
mlnes Of tho Unitod Coal Company Of
the Louisville. Lafayette, Erie. Mar
shall tcoiorado), struck on the 7th for
an increase In wages. which had boon
refused by Receiver 0orham.
JoaL Nnrr, treasurer Of the Stating.
ton.ilangor slate syndicate. At Allen
town, Pa. on tho 7th. made an assign
mont The failure IL considered one OF
the beayiest IN the history Of tho Le-
high slate regions.
Tmr marriage OF Mrs. Mary Lord
Dimmieh 70 Gen. Benjamin Harrison
was soiomnlzsd AZ ~ Thomas Church.
New York, on tho 9th.
Tnf treasury gold roeorvo at the close
Of business on Tho 9Th stood AZ sis',.
pso.s7s. Tho Withdrawals for the day
amounted 70 sioo. 100.
As A result Of the steel billet pool
wire nails have been advanced % oenls
per keg. This makes an advance Of 20
cents within tho past two weeks.
Tnn strike Of Tho clothing cutters
union At Cincinnati stiil continues The
coat makers win Join the strike un.
less tbe manufacturers recognize both
unions.
Tnn president has signed the act re-.
pealIng tho statute prohibiting The ap
polntment 70 the army and navy Of per.
sons who held Confederate commissions
A rrnnufc explosion occurred IN
mine near Ward. Col. on The %. n
which three mon we're instantly kIllqd.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
BOTH SIDES WcToRs,

Unless One or Other Tells What Isn't So
But Big Fight Has Been Fought,
With the Chances In Favor of the Cu-
ban Version of the Affair Proving True
The Spanish Defeated and Routed.
HAVANA, April 7. - Intelligence
reaches this city of fight that oc-
Cured among the hills around San
Bias, near Cienfuegos, province of
Santa Clara, between the column
commanded by Col Vasques and
body of insurgents. The latter occu-
pied an elevated position, which gave
them decided advantage over the
Spaniards, who were taken. by sur
prise. The troops claim that the reb-
els used explosive bullets. However
this may be, it is known that the
Spanish were defeated after hot
fight, losing many killed and wounded
At one time during the engagement
the insurgents charged upon thetroops
with machetes, inflicting heavy LOSSES.
The official account of the fight says
that the insurgents lost 81 killed and
three wounded, while the Spanish loss
was 16 wounded. The report says that
the insurgents were defeated, but like
many other of the reports issued by
the government it is utterly unrcli-
able. The insurgents, as stated above,
completely surprised the troops and
utterly routed them.
The newspapers here report that
Gomez, with 1000 men, is going to the
Siguanez valley
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11

Il. Il. a
~ rsefesery q the Treasury Writes :
<1lir. cls,ns IN ne.s"ns. ~. e.,.t =. n's
lsoooms : Candidate FOR = Prssidenfisl
Nomination. Only Interested In the Flat
efn''
"4shiNoroN April 0-Secretary
Safils'c last evening gave ont the fol-
loving letter TO chairman Long, of
1ne benocratic state central commit
zee OF hentucky, declining TO enter the
Son.es' .e 1or me democratic nomination
III rs presidency;
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

THE Chinese government. II IA an-
nounced, viii join the Universal Postal
union.
Ex-CoNeREssMAN Burr vAx HoRx
died at his home in Loclfport. ". ".
on the LIST. lie had long been proml.
nent in state politics and represented
his district two terms In congress-
The Negus MenelilS has ordered tho
massacre OF number OF prisoners and
sick persons who have fallen into The
hands of his forces during tho present
campaign in Abyssinia.
CONFIRMATION has been received Of
the news from SualSim that oninan
Digna, with large force. Ia threaten.
ing Sinkat, which Is only little over
so miles from Suatim. Tho Dervishcs
are advancing northward In force.
A cLouDBuRsr laid waste a strip a
country about FIVE miles wide along
Little Sexton creek and the South Fork
of the Kentucky river Ia 0wairy and
Clay counties, KY, on the sist The
residence Of Wade Marders was washed
down and his wife and little girl
drowned.
HARPEB's WEEKLY, OF New York, haa
been permanently prohibited from en-
tering Turkey.
THE news from the seat Of the out.
break in Matabcleland increases IN
gravity, and details arc coming 20 hand
OF the failure OF forces dispatched
against the natives 70 gain any sub
stantial advantages over them.
wATERpoUT IN Turkey coso. Va.
drowned four children and three other
persons were rescued from ihc tide. Ia
Russell county, Va. charica Holt and
child and Capt. Jenkins and Two chll.
dren were drowned.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has accepted an
invitation. from the principal labor or
ganization Of Chicago 70 deliver an nd.
dress on the money question Al mass
meeting to be held In tho Auditorium
in that city April 10.
On the LIST Gen. william Shakespeare.
OF Kalamazoo, Mich, was elected CON.
mander Of the Grand Army depart.
ment of Michigan, on the second ballot.
Shakespeare is a prominent democrat
OF the state and distinguished himself
at the last democratic state convention
by severely criticising the pension poll
icy of the present administration.
The trial at Philadelphla Of James
>. Gentry, the actor. for The murder Of
Margaret W. Drysdalc tMadge York;,
the actress, which had already been
postponed several times. was again
continued, on the ist. because The wit.
nesses In the case are mostly IN the
theatrical professsIon aud are az pres.
ent scattered all over the COUNTRY. No
time for the trial has been set.
Col. A. NAFF and party Of eight
who went north 10 investigate alleged
Canadian timber dopredatlona ln fhe
Rainy lake country are said 10 navo
been drowned In Rainy Lake river by
the giving away Of the Ice.
IT was learned from several sources.
on the lst, that King MenelIk and ali
sof his chiefs except the ras Of Tlrre.
had retreatod, their provlslons having
given out.
THE debt statement, issued on the
lst. showed net increase In the pub.
lie debt, less cnsh IN the treasury. dur.
Ing March, OF 81, ,e7s,p $50. Total cash
In the treasury, 1914 ,Dos,os7.
II. Il, HoLMEs, the condemned muir.
derer Of D. n Pitezcl, Is settling his af.
sairs IN order preparatory 70 HE esecn.
Alou in PhiladelphIa May 2,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
A SPANISH VICTORY


For Which Gen. Melquizo Received Com
gratulations From the Queen Regent.
New YORK, April 7.-The Herald's
correspondent in Cuba cables via Key
West fragmentary details of another
massacre by Spanish soldiers under
Gen. Melquizo. This officer is the same
who executed number of innocent
men on the plantation of DR.. Delgardo,
an American citizen, few weeks ago
Melquizo was promoted Immediately
after. that outrage, and no action what
ever has been taken by Gen. Weyler to
investigate the attack on DIR. Delgardo.
On March 30, the Herald correspond
ent says. Melquiza attacked the Gar
rido estate. near the town of Bainoa.
Among those known to have been
killed were Crescence Noble and his
wife, Rita Fermin Tellechea,. Andres
Peroso, l3 years old; Eusebio Gonzales,
Pedro Potriller, so years old; cooper
employed on the plantation; Nicholas
Castro, and his stepson, six years old.
All except Castro and his stepson
were mulatto or negro colonos on the
Garrido estate. Pedro Potriller, the
octogenarian, was taken to the Bainon
railroad station by Melquizo's guide,
and there beheaded with the machete
in cold blood. Castro's little child was
found in hut by soldier, who said:
This is young rebel, too; better
nip him in the bud.o He then be-
headed the child. This Garrido ex-
ploit was the affair for which the
queen regent cabled, congratulating
Melquizo upon his deed Of arms" OF
course nobody supposes that the queen
regent was permitted to know the true
nature Of the exploit. Noble and his
wife, their friends say, were American
citizens, but the correspondent could
find no record Of them in the consul
late.
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PRINCE BISMARCK,


Tho Depossd chancellor, May Regain As-
eenacney over HIS Former Pupil nnl
etstss,sa. wn, s.,n, ~ na,,d sS. M r,na ~
steer the ship OF state Through Imprnd-
Ing Breakers.
BERLIN, April 6.-The representative
Of the United Press while at Fried
richsruhe on April 1. on the occasion
OF the birthday of Prince bismarck,
had prolonged conversation with the
celebrated German artist, Franz Lon
bach, who 10 one Of Prince Bismarck's
Oldest and most trusted friends. Herr
Lenbach showed the correspondent his
latest oil painting Of Prince Bism9rclx.
IL Is line work, the eye having q
speaking expression that is marvellous.
de also exhibited the last portrait,
which he painted from life. Of the old
kaiser, Wilhelm / The picture Is now
hanging In the smoking room at Fried,
rlcnsrnne, and is 50 placed that Rrince
1'ls.nHrck Fitting "a ms easy CHAIR,
Win his accustomed long-stemmed
pipe, can obtain the best possible view
OF the features Of his old master
Prince bismarck passed. much OF his
time daily In this room. The guests
who visited the ex-chancellor on the
occasion Of his last birthday concurred
In the opinion that the kaiser's present
to the prince, photograph OF the inn
perial group encased in bronze frame,
the whole being about foot long, sig-
nified almost anything that the OBJ
server of the gift might suxfnise, but
really gave no indication Of the kai-
ser's feelings. 1t was remarked that
the features of the notable persons
viewing the photograph made rapid
changes from cold to warmth and vice
versa. Count Won Waldersee, after
meeting the prince, expressed his
pleasure at seeing the ex-chancellor SO
strong and bright.
The semi-official press are conjectur-
ing that the emperor is again warm
ing towards Prince Bismarck, and are
accordingly recurring to praises of the
princes genius and services to the
empire.
The Cologne Gazette which recently
published an article referring to the
pitiful sight of the decayed chancellor,
stumbling, full of complaints, behind
the state chariot, now declares that
the period of antagonism toward him
is over and that calumny has been ST.
fenced. "His worst enemies" the Ga
zette continues, ssare ready to admit
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
INDIANA WHEAT.
A General Failing on In Acreage and
Condition.

A General Failing on In Acreage and
Condition.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Q. 6.-During
the last two weeks the Indiana bureau
Of statistics has been collecting winter
wheat statistics from the 1,016 town
ships in the state. Reports have been
received from 500 townships, repre-
senting every county but one In the
state, and the result Is a decided fall
ing off both in acreage and condition
as compared with last year. The gem
eral average for the state is 90.4 and
the condition Is TAT. The principal
cause given for the falling Off in the
condition Of the crop is that in many
places the drought last fall retarded
the growth Of the young plant and
caused It to enter the winter in bad
shape, which resulted in its injury by
alternate freezing and thawing.
March weather was very injurious to
Indiana wheat where 1t was not pro-
tected by snow.
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GOOD NEWS ron CUBA.
Tho Senate Resolutions Adopted by the
House According aeliIgerent nights 70
tho Struggling Patriots and Recognizing
tho Cuban Government. tf

Tho Senate Hesolutions Adopted by ths
ouse Accosang asl'sersns m'sn.s .
the Cuban % c;overnmsnt. s ''''' -'
w s,,,vayou ,.f, 4 {. ,.oo,,,;,o, 4,
az - s,,a,,s ,'ta.aa ;,ta ''.'3 sat,,
dnv ths houss to.dav xatsd nnon
4L - ~ ~ ~.
80 49, Il. III u, - y. 49,
-" s..tN s.Strs
80 o'oi" ''o''s ok "fu'nB y" oe' inopo"o
OF tnose recently passed by the house
They were agreed to-244 to %. The
affirmati vote xvould Ia We been ten or
t,.,alra 1,..t ..o.-......1 ,...,t1,,,, ~,
eSN,e ,1e % " - -
Who hha general pairs Win apscpc
members did not feel atsliberty to vote,
although II was statad that the ahses,-
fees ,<e,-a t.e,r rsal,as 4, favor ~ the
a., e,-ss.'.S, 49,
.osviu.ionS. .,. ocvorNi goncio,hcn tos'
thelr votes by being out OF the mouse
when the roll was called.
The negative votes were cast bv
<,.srs * =, Il II, Il K At At,*,<,,,d fafo..
= ~ I,
IN. ", Draper (Mass.) Gillett (Mass.),
Grout (Vt.). Lefcvre IN. W, Mccall
| Mass Moody Mass poolaf IN VA
s-..!' sc:...-',.!;,'. 49, NJ s,.-'4,, N ",
o,n.pn'nS tnA"Ss.i u"uS"o'o Va, W -,
walker (A1ass.), walker lVa.) ana
Wright (Mass.). republicans; and
Mcssrs Rerrv XIV. Hack (3a.l. Chi
1 my N,;-.n ~ Nr,1.,4 70
ocieon NtoA'Jf nioup N'ab Hniov 70
VI, Lockhart IN. ", fucker lNa.),
Turner (Ga) and TYLER (Va.), demo-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11

II continue" said Gen. Grosvenor,
TO count the unelectcd delegates in
Ohio and Indiana. which reconciles the
difference between the New York
Tribune's figure and mine by the adj
dition OF "a. MY claims In Texas, Ok
lahoma and South Carolina differ from
those OF others who are figuring.
"rhc present week will not be an
interesting one MS far as state conven-
tions are concerned, the only ones to
be held being those Of South Carolina,
Oregon and Rhode Island; but during
the remainder OF April there will be at
least i75 delegates elected for McKin-
Icy, and the frat of May will see the
number Of Mckinley delegates easily
$50. There will bo elected thereafter
l6s delegates from which Mckinley
win recruit a largo percentage Of the
reserve force"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11

E
MRS. FfzFAAn, the wife OF a farmer
living east OF Shoals. Ind, on the ed,
saved train from ~unning through .
burning trestio by Tagging 1t with hor
petticoat. IN the absence OF any other
asaiihpIs hrucic.
ihs ONO senate passed tnc rosdiclt
anti-thea.er nat Diii, on the "a, and u
~ now law.
p'nfAioh from .ofon' ON tne "a,
s"iu .he hmerlcnn nohooner W. "nlt-
.s'.' % 49, ,' tDin, ''au vsen oo,1eo y
.no sun0oA' ,,' ~ So'uosa, y, slA n''es 80. on
~. 49, .~n' n..'o ~ sonvVuol va wlsn-
49, sas s.,ko, M oue S'o oap,a'u - snv gun
49, 80 ss o'' ~ sim .s nos, anS
10 c1loo .o.,, hsr - he 49, .,.,,-
tr.,.nsd the r,,stc,,,s !. :. -
MIrrr. N~ar. ,,ss .,r...,.d a..
New York an The nigbt ~ ~ the ,st and
mined in Ludlow streot ian IN de.
fault Of sso. 600 hail. In his arrest thu
secret service agents OF the federal
government beliove that thew have. =
countcrfciter who has bafIlcd.oll their.
EFFORT. (o< [<<ror& 5. & 1881
III[ law 5u1t enacted ii Ohio uro-
xides that any manager permitting
any person 70 wear a hat or other head
gear in a theater, ,obstrnctine the view.
shall be guilty of a misdenieanor, and
shall be fined $40
The conference of the Dominion and
Manitoba commissioners at Winnipeg
ON the school question was unproduct-
i've Of results. the Manitoba people
standing firm for non-sectarian
schoola
Arsyr-nxrn status NJ Thomas Jef-
fer.on. 10 cost s7s 600 is IN be erected
In New York citv. The monument IA
N hc tvnical ~ The lifo achievementn
ana nerson ~ the great Viroinian.
Joax Trpxrp who has been n recoo-
c,,ed l..der Z, the anarch;stic ,oove-
ment IN Fngland has come 10 This
country 10 teach the doctrine
", w. Ia. a,s..,.h -
..p,.,.,,s ponaa ~. natsS -
sdI,or ana nroro,er is dv;ng ~ dronsv
AZ Hlvthebourne IT, I
nr.,~o ,ha L., on.~,.. a.. .a,.i
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"a 10 ,hs Trnl,sd s,.tss ,yas ,as - as
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~ 90 aae toms for the nrevioms onar-
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sah,s nils ALREADY ;ntrodrced n,ovid.
Inc ,ha, ths eahls sha,, s~tsnd trosn
san FrancIseo 20 UonoIrlr thence 20
,he Mldxav island. ana N cbIna aud
T.,.n III. sro-e~nr,snt e 40 cav.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY
That May be Followed by Lynchings II
the Perpetrators are Caught.

the Perpetrators are Caught.
CHICAGO. April GA dispatch from
Fort Dodge, Ia, says: A band Of
masked and heavily armed men forced
an entrance into the farmhouse Of the
Goodsell family. near Emmettsburg,
about midnight The father was
knocked to the floor by blow I rom a
slungshot. The eldest son, Henry,
was shot in the right arm by one Of
the masked men, and younger son,
who endeavored to protect his mother
and sisters, was felled to the floor by
blow.
The mother and daughters fed to an
inner room, pursued by the masked
men. The robbers demanded that the
valuables be turned over and were re-
fused by Mrs. Goodsell. She was
knocked senseless also. The two
daughters, Nellie and Sarah, escaped
through window in the rear and ran
screaming to the house of neighbor.
The thieves, alarmed by the cries, fed.
The whole country was aroused and
started to pursue the robbers. Public
opinion against the marauders il
worked up to high pitch, and if they
are caught lynching bee may follow.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
upFATn no sPAINIa

rI.ons AIfo Frco Cuba,"- Cries which
Nearly Caused . Riot IN Iiarcoiona.
NknorLoNA. April o-DurinR O. the
performance Of n patriotic play nc the
Noftdaoos thoator yesterday the audi
tnce ehcorcd for Spain aud Spanish
Cube. Some voices answered. tbb
cheers With crictsof 'Donth to Spain, -
"LonR Lave Free Cuba" Those treas
enable shouts excited tho widest In
d|4uailon among tho loyalIsts and II
p'tbably would have Rono hard with
The ahouters had they b con caught BY
thA people but they escaped,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-11
TRIAL OF THE FILlBusTERs.
Taking OF Testimony Resumed but Moth
ing OF Interest Developed.

New York, April 7.The trial Of
Bernardo i Bneno, Capt. Samuel
Hughes, John d. Hart, Capt. Lawrence
Brallazon and BENZ. Guerra, charged
with having violated the neutrality
law In connection with the alleged
Bermuda filibustering expedition, was
continued in the United States court
before Judge Brown and q jury yester-
day. The taking Of testimony was re-
sumed at the point where 1t was inter-
rupted by adjournment last Thursday.
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FOR coNTINoENcIEs.
A Bin to be Reported Favornbly in tho

WASHINGTON, April y The house
committee on banking and currency,
Sat It's meeting yesterday morning, vo-
ted to report favorably tho bill intro
duced by Mr.. Hooker, Of Now York,
providing for the appointment Of re-
ceivera Of national banks ia the event
Of those originally appointed being
unable 20 discharge their duties Mr.
NewlnndS, Of Novadn, continued his
address, to the committee On the use
of silver n the currency
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THE speaker laid before the house,
on the 1st, communication from the
secretary of state recommending an
appropriation of $34, 900 to enable the
government to take official part in the
international exhibition to be held at
Brussels in 1897.
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4 IiosroN. April ~ William L Hem
shaw, Of Cambridge, died at itchbnrg
Sunday, aged CO. He was the original
mover and developer Of the banana Inn
porting traNe, Mr. iIenshaw was one
Of tho company Of ioQ who were tho
pfigiunl mpgwumps
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DO NOT SPEND GOOD MONEY
In Chasing Mythical Fortunes Alleged to
be Locked Up In MYTHICAL Iyanlxa.

WAsHrNeroN, April z. The state de-
partment has received letter from
Mr.. Edward Downes, United States
consul at Amsterdam, asking that the
public BE- warned against the folly Of
spending time or money toward the
collection Of what are known as ''old
Dutch estates.o He says these estates
do not exist, neither has the Bank Of
Holland" In which "the unclaimed
millions" are alleged to be deposit-
ed, an existence.