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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

The amusement loving public have u
treat IN -tnr. IN the Little Tyrrn."
This charming opera will b" pruiuc"d
for the first time IN Albuquerque on
March ~ and -. being the first enter
tainmrnt given IN i,rant'- opera hu,I-'
after III" completion II III" much needed
change and addition.
This opera II fepl"i" with delightful
music; the dancing by S"nI" III "ir most
graceful young ladies l. simply h"witrh
ing; altogether, III" opera II "a most
charming one,
R"hraT-al- civ" "Nr't ASSURANCE" that II
viii tr u pronounce success, AMI both
instructor and Ia" ladies In charge are
clatri.
Admission ~ cents, rr-crNrd seats -,
cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

A vein oi "rr eighteen inches Wide and
as-aying oNrr tsn l~T ton Ia gold has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
I'M llSIll IIASCu.
a rlauSlhlt story Of How Pete MahCr cot
Sore ISNN.

From 4 humh"r OF pl,-rrgrr- amt
irdlumru VIM arrived from ri l'a-u last
night I'm IIIIrN learned that the
crowd at RI rau has lhIunrd out aud
that the city la, resumed IT, usual Hp-
Hdranr". The great majority az" con.
WINGED that no light will take place tut
there are "a frw knowing Ones who claim
that Mailer AMI Fitzsimmun, viii come
together privately, p,,-sihlS I" day at
some point un Mexican soil, iiIr people
oi ri rasu offered huuu, II tlu,utl Ia
Dan stuart Ia pull the light uiI IN that
vicinity, AMI that hanh-om" stake l. the
main consideration nuw Tor bringing
Mah"r and fitl'nmun~ together
sand IN hi- eyes Is all nun-"n-", "
said one knowing sportsman. iii,
train"r Jim Hall ga,r HIM pair II
black eyes ani that l. all llIvr" l. h. II.
Jim Hail can lick either Mahrr "t FIJI.
simmons, but he Is tricky aud uul"dN has
confidence IN him. That l. the reason
hr can get nu backing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

William rowlry 81 l'lnrtcM, /, N the
city,
Nupt, John nrnalr went north uu W, :
last night.
Max brckrr went north on the dyer
this morning.
irrrillu- la uIdrrrl haud Instruments
from Chicago,
Rev, ". Il. layton came N from the
1ou,h las, night
lfainuIast"r l"-s" Robbins. al i,illup,
l. registered nj the European,
T. f. Cnfry L. i"Nn from Ia- Vega
anh registered AT the European
t. r. Wilson viii leave this evening
Tot silver 'liI IN mining hu~ln"--.
Grnrrnl Freight anh Ticket ig"ut IT,
>, Van Sl,rk, went out on tl" u"nn nNrr.
Mrs. Ju~ Schwnriymau AMI -"n. who
have been on The SEX list, are c"nNalr-
cling
Edward hrun-t"h returned frum RI
ra~" lat night wearing an air uf dl~ap-
p"lBtmrnt
y. h. kairhank. Chicago capitalist,
passed through on Tie east bound dyer
this mufnlng
B"aurrgard Lee, detective IN the service
~ the santa f. read, went through ull
VI. > last night.
j. v. Fleming, NJ silver tltN, cam" uI
from the south vest, r,lay aud Is registered
Ht The European,
Robert shannon AMI wife came up FROM
san Marial SUNDAY, AMI went north last
night for A visit Ia IhuNrT.
John Sc,rn, uf Chilir"th", Illinois, +
IN The city, and l. delighted With the
bright sunshine 1T the klu tiralIir valley
Mrs. j. Wells. wife ~ u brother IT \. t.,
Wells, aud her children arrived un NJ. I
to-day aud were met hy Mr., \, q. Wells,
"Gu,." Merton ~ james T. Johnston
livery establishment, expects a. crack his
whip over thu first four n-hand a. JrInr-
about March |,
Mrs. NJ. v. Fluufnuy, who ha, Just r..
turned from health seeking trip iu Cat.
ifnrnia, II again pf"tfal"i, hut II T. n"p
ri that her Hines, l. not ~rIi"rl~.
Nuhle Trimhlr WA among the d.ap-
Iriniri unr returning frum III fd," last
night. lie says the light ia -uIr thing
fur next fTiha, and that It will hr held
IN the hull ring nj luar"I.
Ir. VI. +. lssInatai- Who recently Vi,
ltrI santa r. and albuquerque has con
rlui,i a. lTHt" At 10. luua-, Valencia
county, -atS the ia. Vegas urtlr hl'
medical ease having hru forwarded L.
hnm At that place.
sheriff lh,r. : lIuhl"ll returned iruul
~ l'a~n lat night, IT, -n- lhr New
] NNIrn \i.ituI. hud "A nlrt-Iut | nm, al
| ~ I'aan. VIZ lluhmll -, the detail, at
the priI" light arr all Arranged I" TAXI
rlarr neat frlia,. and the "mll" viii m
pulled on ~ ia" huIl nng at luhr"I
I Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Card Of Thanks.

The grandparents and mother II little
Iva llynhs wish Ia thank the many
friends who 81 kindl, sympathilrd with
them over little WAS death.
MH- 4 H. MIA
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ANOTHER SERIOUS DEMONSTRATION AT BILBOA


o
building the located The showed determine
soldier
dispersed.
Yanks the residence hurled through
th Ggs.
police
yelling aud hoong authorities and shouting Down the
o he consua
a
o a
wholly wthou houadaion
ar potionIf
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IT'S EUROPE AGAINST AMERICA.
England and Spain Fostering the Idea That the
United States Wants War.
Combination
NecessAry--A Spanish Mob Assaulted the
Consulate Bnboa


OF n
cTor s In In
of
a
vii do he to fo
II
soldiy
$
1 4 n
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are
little violent
than early ii the
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SOMEONE cor rnEsn.

Star Flour Mills Advised Not to Ship to
CciuiuCguS,
Galveston. Texas. March 9.-An Incident
occurred In tho clearing of tho Texas
Star flour mills steamship Gyllor Shtnr-
day which would indicate that affairs In
Cuba are assuming Il serious aspect
The steamer Gyllcr was taking on n
general cargo for West Indian ports,
among which was a quantity Of flour for
Ceiufuegos. a oablegrnm was received
from tho mills agent at Havana reading;
VERY great excitement prevails" aud
later this was followed by one saying.
Don't ship fionr." MIR John Bsymer-
shoffer Immediately cabled what is the
mattcrP Wo are loading now" and the
reply came: "Reprlaals action congress-
we have telegraphed Cclnfuegos,"
Cienfucgoa was, therefore. dropped from
tho ships calling list, but as no advices
were received concerning the other Span
ish-American ports TO which she rs destin-
I'd she will proceed TO them.
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SEVERAL sKIRMIsHEs.

Insurgents Have Been Numerously Routed
AK Usual
Havana, March 9.--Thc fnsIrgcnt bands
commanded by Napolcus. Alberto Koias,
Machado and heman, in Obedience 20 or
GERS from Gomez, have left the district Of
Tlacctas province of Santa clara, and
have moved into the province OF Matati-
gns. Other insurgebt forces VIII assemble
at Zuaso and near Placctas. IN order It Il
said TO protect the passage of the ins1r-
gent forces under Gomez and Macco
through the Quamado Grunde on their
wsy eastward.
The revolutionary government. with the
main forces under Jose Maceo. Rabi and
Runteudaa, after attacking Sagua Ne Ia
namo. marched toward Myar, province OF
santlago de cuba.
The insurgents have burned the splea1id
plantation OF Arco de Iris with its build
inRs. in the district OF Guird, province Of
Havana, and hanged three peacoable coun-
tryfneH.
The guerilla forces OF Calibazas. IN the
district of Sagua Grande have been en-
"a ged with the Insurgents under Delsado
the rileiii'as, I'm pursuing the enemy, mot
near the plantation OF oriente the mSnr-
gent band commanded by. lshpcrt0 hei-
nandez. The insurgents LEFT Ave Killed be-
hind them. 49,,
General Prat. at Antonio. while on his
WAY from Boqueroncs to Aguada, has been
engaged with numerous band OF insur-
gents under Quinlin I3andera. the troops
had two wounded and actively pursued me
enemy in the direction Of Bantos santa
Eosa Ia Colorado and Garlic.
The column OF troops comnhnded w
Colonel Molina, coming from Palma. net
the insurgent scouts. near the RIVER AnzeL
The main force OF ihe er envy was sara 10
Miro. La Crete. Garcia and Acebn, me
nsurgent leaders, are said 10 be with Ma
Geo.
Colonel Lopez. at the head Of three COM
pnnies Of infantry. advanced upon the ieit
lauk OF the enemy. Major Lopez, with Two
companies moved up on the right, anu
Colonel Mdlin, advancing upon the enemf
front' captured the insurgent positions a..
Vista Hermosa and the plantations Of
trinidad San Jose and Atrevido. The m
s,,rgents then retreated end frinS WIS
kept M COR three hours with great loss 10
the enemy. The troops had -four serious
iy wounded and several men slightly
wounded n,.,.
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EFFECTS OF PROCLAMATION.

Not Many Insurgents Likely TO Surrender
TO Weyler.
New York. March "a dispatch TO the
Herald from Havana. Cuba, says cap
tain General Weyer has Issued two high
ly important odicts which are expected
to bring out Of the rebel ranks many
persons who may be willing TO avail them
seves OF his proferod pardon on tho con-
ditions named The insurgents are well
aware that 1900 troops have arrived as
reinforcemenis during the last three
weeks and the fact Is counted upon to
influence many of chem. The proposed
amnesty, however, IL qualified by so many
limitations that Cubans generally are IN
clned TO doubt whether mhny rebels VIII
surrender on its terms.
The first edict applies only TO the most
sanguine hope of being able 10 holh ths
coming elections. The primary purpose OF
the first five articles Of the edict seem
to be to perfect the complete mi!tary Oc-
cupatlon OF all parts OF those provinces,
have been hitherto more or less under rob
81 influence, thus clearing the way Tor
tho coming elections by bringing all the
country districts under direct government
place under the bandit laws OF Spain all
insurgcnt bands stu operating IN the
western provinces. The ciNll guards VINO
are to be modified there are tho special
foes of that class Of outlaws.
Articles to . provide for the confisca-
ton Of the property of all rebels VINO ran
10 avail themselves of the offered amnesty
within period Of fifteen days ana hpecify
the limitations under which pardon may
be granted. Persons guilty OF overt acts,
such as robbing, looting or burning prop
erty are not eligible, and II those have
been connected with the bands engaged
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DEPENDS ON THE UNITED STATES
Said II the Insurgents Are Not Recognized
They WIN Fail.

ST. Louis. March 9.-senor George
Gomez, nephew of General Maxine uomez.
head OF tho Cuban revolutionary party,
PASSED through the city en- route to Chi
cago. He arrived direct from Havana. The
object of his visit TO this country is to
learn the exnct situation regarding the
granting Of belligereney 20 the rebels. lie
win visit the principal cities In the East,
urging the wealthy Cubans TO double their
energies for the Insurgents.
Speaking OF the result Of the war. he
said: III the United states recognize us
we win Win, But We Will lose all We nave
gained II they fail to do this. Spain Is
ending additional forces TO Cuba every
dav. We could meet this increase II the
republic"
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del Rio, tho insurgents have attacked
mixed train which was guarded by a de-
tathmont OF soldiers The Insurgents were
rcpulsed with a loss OF seven killed
The military governor Of san crlstobal
In the province OF Iuar del RIO rdpor.s
that the insurEeut l"nior, Fcflco Dolgado
with 800 men has Overrun that district
burning everything in his path lie Was
pursued by the troops and two OF tho
enemy were killed. among them being the
insurgent Lieutenant Leon.
A band Of insurgents near Pnlncio has
hanged one pacific countrymcn, Several
small bands OF insurgente In this PROVING"
arc negotinting TO surrender I'm accordance
with the circular OF the captain general.
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T1Ir,IR INJURIEs.

Ct louis Mo. March 9.-Three men de ,
and one more not expected to live IS 'he
result of las, nights collision Oh 'ne ~.
louis and Kirkwood electric line, rIU
otbc,.s arc more or less seriously inju'eu'
" The "' dead are: Richard LanaGah' i'lSp
anTs u a5,,ent Missouri, Knasas AMI leAas
r rsiiiroad, j. II. Aiken. motorm"h car ~
3. oastbound NJ. Cav, Smith car No
MI ip,aUpd, bon legs and head crushed
Internally Injured
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Senator weissnger. who prevented
BlacIsburn's election Saturday, Is dead.
1t does not affect the tie. Both sides are
maneuverlng all they know TO elect
partisan. No ballot was taken.
silver democrats Of Nebraska have made
a proposition to the sound money men to
settle the silver question by primaries.
Kentucky republicans have again turned
to their unseatinG plan and an assault
will be made on Kauffman's seat.
Ii is said Senator Weissinger's last
words were against Blackburn and free
silver.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An area of high pressure ovcrlies the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States and
another OF slight Intensity Is MOVING In
over tho northwest. An area Of l0N pros
sure is central over Missouri and cxf>%ds
sowthwestward across the country w
Southwest Texas
The weather is generally partly cloudy
TO cloudy.
No precipitation is reported during the
past twelve hours except trace at ST.
Louis
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
n m 10Th meridian time:
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srArioSs Temp Ram
PROBABILITIES.

washington. March l0.-For Wyoming
and Montnna-Falr: slightly colder; north
westerly winds
Colorado Fair; colder In southern por-
ton; liphi noriherly winds.
North and South pakota-Fatr; light
Enstern rexas-Far: cooler in north
west portion. winds becoming northerly.
Arkansas Fair; cooler In northwestern
portion; winds becoming northeriy.
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TALK in THE SENATE.
The Cuban Resolutions Held Back
by Numerous Speeches.
HALE AND H0AR AGAINST ACTION.
Stirring Incident Promised Serious
Conflict for Time.
ALE AND HoAR AGAINST ACTION.
4 RESOLUTION 70 POSTPONE
Was introduced aud Win Gene Up
Today--uouse Passed Several Bills
OF Local 1mportnucc.


,,an,er a., rho snan,ah- cubnn controversy
49,. 80, ~, n, s.,,,o ,oanv. M.nv
""a "u"." ~ ."o ' 49, -. y
Tho subject and the conference report ac-
ccpting tho house Cuban resolutions went
over untli tomorrow.
In .nt,o,nation TINT the lust stage of
tho Cuban question would bc reached tho
senate galleries woro besieged by the
,-roatcst crowd since the session opened,
An OF tbe pnblIc and reserved galleries
,ya,a fiuad 10 oyerfIowinr with long lines
or anxfous peoplo standing in the outer
corridors eager TO gain udmittance. Tho
Automatic gallery was occupied by Am
bnssador patenotre OF France, Ministers
Mandonca of B,uzll. Hatch OF Hawaii,
paron Won ilcttler OF Germany, Mcssrs.
liz and ching OF tho Chinese legation,
~, -, ~, .,,,,,,rIos attachn. and
ana many OF lho seVir'n'io9' "v'"e N
members Of the legation HOUSEHOLDS. Inc
bright costumes of the ladies of the diplo-
'''e"' IN, No., $50. -
matte circlo anu tu tieh 9nheh .''.' ~
the Chinese diplomats gave touch OF
n.,,,ht cedar "a Tho animated scene
NJ, ,.,,o,h ~ ,,n aay ,as mazda Nv
inc speech oi .np "es vas .'aas ~
Senator Hale OF Maine in vigorous opposi-
ton to the resolution and the offensive
W. " 20 M ,,,t,.a etates In fore,,.,
ihtstto' ''Vo VI '"' '''''S =. -
qncstions. The senator declared that tho
,,,,,t AZ ,pui,irasm was abroad In tho
spii' Va No. 9'l ,s,.s,,.as 49, 49,
lana; that our course 'nvvn , Az. a, p pS,,
sih.iiues OF war WI" III w ui i'u
consequences, a., ,,s,,, a.,..
Mr.. Hale Drought OUT .no hihuay ue.ion
OF spain ~ me ale OF our W. ,irar. m,J
when British prNhtcers were prcsen.su
from remaining Tor any ienk,n Oh TIME
In spanish ports ana wien Aneiica rs r.
oners wero ABOARD they were feieasea py
spanish orders
a. dramatic Incident occurred wren DIT:
Hale onerod TO read thv statement OF
Minister Do LONE OF spain. calling ~
question the accuracy OF some OF tno
statements made by Senators sherman.
Morgan and Lodge concerning spanish
atrocities.
MIR. Davis of Minnesota quickly objected
10 tho reception of n document from u
foreign minister not formally transmits
ted.
MIR. Mitchell OF Oregon, Morgan ana Iei-
Ter added their prutest IN tho same direc-
ton. For a time there was some confu-
sion md n prospect of a serious conflict
hut the serenity Of The senate was re-
stored by Mr.. Davis withdrawing his OBJ
lection
IL IL expected the senate tomorrow Will
continue 10 have animated phases.
Mir. IIoar offered a resolution postpon-
Anil This r,ssoIutl ion will come ,ip under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

New York, March 9--The Rev. Thomas
Dixon. Jr., in tho prelude to his sermon
last night spoke OF the duty this country
risen to its duty as the representative OF
the people. but a has not gone FAR enough.
/ believe the time has come TO recognize
This Nation owes such an act to It's his
tory"
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in such worl, they must purge themselves

In such work they must purge themselves
of Individual guilt,
Article IL aimed especially al local Of
Metals who have deserted their posts IN
tiino of danger
Article 10 makes all residents along the
line of railroad or telegraph responsible
for prompt Information OF damage done
90 such systems and eXacts their active
corporation IN the maintenance Of re-
pairs. rs the insurgents ar" ~ the hhblt
Of hanging or shooting persons engaged
In such tasks this article If vigorously
enforced Il likely to lead TO much hard
liz,
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Ten men arrested in Wharton county
charged with wholesale cattle theft.
Hon. Rud Kls5erg will make the race
for congress in the Eleventh district.
Attorney General Crane issues an opinion
to the effect that judicial ascertainment is
not necessary TO obtain land forfotures.
t. $, Judge MaNey renders Il decision
upholdng the law which squeches the
Kansas city Sunday sun.
Congressional convention for the Elev-
enth district to meet Mt Corpus Christi,
March a.
Brown county democrats indorse Dud-
lcy's call.
Colone! d. c. Giddings' residence at
Brennan burned. Loss $4,000
Importation of Mexican cattle figures In
the election of president of the Texas Cat
tlemcns association,
McLennan county free silver men want
TO vote on the financial question on June c.
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RAILROAD.

Weekly aud monthly statements of
earnings reported
The export grain rate case before the
Interstate commerce commission.
The Sunset and Western lines wrang-
ling over emlgrant commissions
Senator Morgan's resolutions proposing
government operation of the Pacific
roads. Plan OF reorganization.
Tho Sunsets fast fruit special earns a
record for speed.
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,,adrid March "a dispatch received
from Havana says that Colonel 'ou''@
has defeated Maceo with loss 0,,ll,,7u,sd
ty-tWo h,il9c troops also captured ~, ~
In rses and large quantity OF arm tw ro
Is,o'ppsg gs 1 who only lost i%en ,ry
Sa,pnSmnded are still pursuing the enemy
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'o-DAT'S FORECAST,
E|hSnnslipGE, Ind.-A large sale
N"Ses VIII be held here today.

4 nv DIE, Ind.-A large sale of
s Will be held here today.
|1ssHniNGToN-The United states civil
toS SSSnmmisslon will hold examina-
|s,,s NsiiL,LE. Tenn. The Ancient order
VIII Morkmen, Grand Lodge of the
W" meet here today.
iIIiE;RITowN, wis-rhe state Farm
ssa will be held here beginning
'"H continuing to the 18Th.
| INA = ohG.The new National party
tlng a. political conference her com
way TO formulate a platform.
I,so ~ seventh annual bench
S,d e'e Mascootah Kennel club will
knips ' me we twin Batteries this week.
Vii SS ~, Illinois Press associa-
ht IL a"au us thirty-first annual meet
pa lexington hotel from today to
IN. sni,a- The trial of the prisoners
Ii. nsed OF sedltion in connection
b. John,9posei rising of the Uitland-
hesburg will be resumed to-
|sa;ionA III, k;an.-The republican State
VIII be held here conncnc-
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CUBAN.

Not many insurgents are likely to take
advantage OF Weylers offer of mercy IL
they surrender. Conditions will work hard
ship on loyalsts
a Cuban, sent TO United States TO press
the work, says If the insurgents are not
soon recognized they will fail
y dispatch from Havana 10 Madrid
tells Of a defeat sustained 10y Maceo.
Reports from Havana tell of numerous
sidrmishes, in all of which the insurg-
ents are said to have been routed
Rev Thomas Dixon, Jr.. said in a SER
mon that Cuban independence should be
recognized
Weyler will make an investigation of the
murder of Dclgado, the American. by
volunteer troops.
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THEY NATURALLY EGG HIM ON.

Engsh ship
S. - IreaaD
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NEW YORK-The fight tomorrow night
between McAuNffe and Lavigne Mt Mau-
is,u Suuare Garden has created great M
tarest in the sporting circles OF the coun-
try. and the result is anNiously awaited
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1AnnR DEMONSTRATIONS.

PEORIA. IN. March s.-In zen days reIr,-
..rt,tives of all the railroad hrolherno ,'e,ls
viii meet II Was9 ing nn 70 and decide
Nyhat TO support.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The senate galleries were crowded In
anticipation that the Cuban question
would be disposed Of but so many SEN
ators wanted 10 make speeches that the
resolutions were laid over a day.
Hale of Maine made strong opposition
to any sort Of Interference by the United
States and created something of a stir
lIoar offered ono resolution to postpone
all action on the Cuban question. which
went over, and another calling on the
president for information, which was
adopted.
Dupont case was further heard.
a bill Furnishing mutiny was passed
House passed several bills Of minor i'm
portance and put in much OF the day on
District Of Columbia business.
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DOMESTIC.

The British blue book ON thestenezuelan
question has reached Washington.
y mass meeting was held In Chicago no
protest against the sweating system.
The postolIice department has written
Postmaster Smith a letter setting forth
faults in the carrier service, and a similar
letter was sent to the postmaster at Gal
weston.
Two actors fought fatal duel on the
stage at Marion, Ind.
Banks in California, Nebraska and Kan
sas closed their doors.
Theodore Durant. the California murder
er, has begun the study of law While
waiting on the supreme court.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Ordinance regulating the conduct of the
business OF pawnbrokers and second hand
dealers.
city Attorney Stewards opinion as TO
the right OF special officer to receive
a salary from the city.
Numerous petitions presented and refer
red
The Lockett case comes up again for
discussion,
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Vii be the largest convention over held
in the State. $50 delegates beng ehlti'u
70 seats Ex-Governor Foraker IL Is salu'
viii be temporary chairman