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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
SUNDAY AT THE CAMP.
The Advance Detail OF the VOIun-
teer Guards Arrives.

AEEE AaMMEmA AEEANfHs
Griffin. Ca, June 1f-Reugious services
were held in camp at post headquarters
to-day and the day was spent quietly.
The dress parade this afternoon was
witnessed by a large crowd who came on
the Sunday excursion trains.
At inspection this morning OF Waycross
Rifles by United States officer Lieut. Os-
ear J. Brown, Corp. J. c. Payne was
awarded the gold medal
An advanced detail of the first battalion
savannah Volunteer Guards. arrived this
morning at $50 o'clock. and was met by
the Morning News correspondent After
breakfast they proceeded to Camp North
in charge OF Lieut. W. r. Leakeu. Com
missary, and Acting Quartermaster Will
son. This gentlemen and Commissary
mlssaries Mercer Platt and Dearing, Will
put everything In fine shape for the Sa-
Nannahians, who viii arrive Tuesday
morning. They are all in excellent health
ana nave with them ten cooks and walt
ers.
The Second and Fourth regiments break
camp tomorrow. The officers and mem-
bers alike, have every reason TO feel great
ly encouraged at the progress made here.
Hon. II. G. duBignon was among the
prominent visitors in camp to-day.
The. Waycross Rifles left Griffin at o
O'Clock this morning. WaycrOss people
FOR they deserve much credit, for. not
withstanding the limited assistance they
received from home, yet they rank well
to the front with any company In the
state, and are personal favortes wherever
they 60
First sergt. James sydbottom Of Com
pany + marched his detail on guard yes
terday with prOmptness and accuracy that
SydbOttom is one OF the best sergeants
in camp, and understands his duty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
GREW OUT OF A LAWSUIT.
$. E. Huggins Shot by G. A. Nabb In
Montgomery County.

Mt. Vernon, Ca, June 14.-Last night
at about 10 o'clock at Glenwood, a small
station four miles from Mt. Vernon, in
this montgomery county, George A.
Nabb shot and probably fatally wounded
s. T. Higgins. Both parties are white.
1t seems that a grudge existed between
the parties concerning a criminal prosecu-
ton of Higgins by Nabb's father in
which Nabb figured as a witness Hug
gins accused Nabb of swearing falsely
against him before the grand Jury which
found the bill. This Nabb denied. and re-
iterated that everything he had told be-
fore the grand jury was true. Hugg.ins
told him he was liar and, Whereupon
Nabb rushed upon him and the two men
clnched, and soon the report of a pistol
was heard and Huggins was shot in the
back, the ball passing entirely through
his body and coming out in the upper part
Of his left breast Immediately after the
shooting Nabb made his escape into the
darkness, and up to this time has not
been arrested. Higgins is not yet dead.
but his wound is regarded as being se-
riOus
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
FLORIDA WOMEN IN A FIGHT.
ONE OF THE PAIR CUT TO PIECES
WITH A RAZOR.

The other Fatally beaten About the
Head With "A Hammcr-The Dead
Woman widow and Her slayer
Accused Her OF Receiving Too
Much Attention From Her Hus-
band.
Clermont, Fla, June H-Mrs. Mollie
Gaines and Mrs. Robert Gresham fought
near here yesterday. AS a result Mrs.
Gresham was cut to pieces with a razor
and Mrs. Gaines was so beaten about the
head with a hammer that she may die.
Mrs. Gresham was a widow and II is
said that Mrs. Gaines was Jealous of at
tentons paid the former by Gaines. The
women met yesterday afternoon, quarrell-
ed and began lighting. the Gaines woman
using her husbands razor and the Gresh-
am woman a hammer, with the above re-
etf1f
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
TERRA GOTTA PLANT CLOSED
Low Prices and DuIIness of Trade
the Reasons Given.

Perth Amboy, N. j., June 14.-The ex-
tensive terra-cotta plant of Calvin Par
dee, the millionaire coal operator Of Ha-
zelton, Pa, at this place, has been indef-
initely shut down.
1t has employed at one time during its ex-
istence Of five years as many as 500 men, It
is estimated that Mr. Pardee has spent
more than S1,500,000 since he located the
plant here. Low prices and the dullness
ot trade are given as the reasons for shut
ting down.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
DAsTARDLY DOss.
lie Is in Trouble for Pulling a White
Girls Foot.

Thomasville Ca, June 14-Doss Collins,
colored, was brought to the city yester-
day and locked up. Doss is 16-year-old
boy and IS charged with entering at night
the room of two respectable white girls
and pulling one Of them by the foot She
awoke and screamed, when her father ap-
peared, but the negro had run off. Certain
clews pointed to Doss, and he was cap
tured and, II is said, confessed.
The grand jury will Investigate the case
this week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
Paralysis KilIs an Editor.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 4-Janes
Lawrence Whittier an editorial writer
from paralysis. He was a nephew of Holm
G. Whittier, the poet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Commencement Exercises Now
In Prnrreas

The COmmencement ExerciHes Now
in Progress.
Charlottesville, Va, June 14.-The clos
ing exercises of the seventy-second ses-
sion of the University Of Virginia began
this morning with the valedictory sermon
by Rev. DR.. r. A. Cooke chaplain. Rev.
DR.. James Y. Fair Of Richmond. Va.
preached the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The final celebration of the Washington
and Jefferson literary societies will be
held tomorrow, and on Tuesday evening
an address will be made before the soci-
ETY. of the alumni by John s. Lindsay.
d. D., of Boston, Mass.
The closing exercises of the session will
be held on Wednesday evening, when the
degrees and diplomas will be awarded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
A FATAL FIRST RUN.
New VestibuIe Train Kills a Man
and His Granddaughter.

Raleigh, N. c.. June H-To-day the first
vestibule passenger train over the South
ern railways new route between Chatta-
nooga and Norfolk passed here. The
Southern is to double track It's line be-
tween Salisbury and Greensboro The
first Of these trains from Norfolk to Chat
tanooga arrived here this afternoon
Two miles away Il killed Joe Hardy and
his 9-year-old granddaughter. The girls
rope. The goat got on the track, and the
little girl ran after 1t. Her larger sister
and grandfather tried to pull her from
the track. and did so. but lost their llyes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
A STREAM OF BLAZING LIQUOR.
Fireman Fatally Burned at n Burn
ing whisky Warehouse.

Louisville, KY, June H-Warehouse A
of the White Mills Dstilling Company in
the southwestern portion Of the city was
destroyed by fire this morning. entailing
a loss Of about S125,O00. Seven thousand
three hundred barrels Of whisky we're
burned. The loss Is fully covered BY in
surance.
burned by falling in a stream of blazing
whisky
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
CUBAN TROoPs DEFEATED.
An Attempt TO Surround a Spanish
Force Costs 500 Men.

Force Costs 500 Men.
Havana, June 14-Thomas Fawley, the
correspondent of Harper's Weekly who
was arrested some time ago. has been re-
leased from Moro Castle, where he was
been confined ever since he was taken in
to custody.
Incomplete details have been received
OF an important battle at Nasaja. I'm
official returns state that Gomez was in
command of the rebels, who numbered
5000. He made maneuver with the
intention TO surround the troops, who
were encamped on the plains of Sarato-
ga The maneuver failed of the desired
erect Wlnch was 10 compel spanish
force to retreat The rebels then at
the latter repulsed them. The battle Is
said to have lasted forty-two hours.
Gen Goderlck with a strong Spanish
force arrived on the scene and with his
assistance the troops succeeded In fore
ing the rebels to retire The rebel loss IL
said to have been 500, while the troops
lost only four killed and two officers and
thlrty-two soldiers wounded. Later de-
tails may place the engagement in an
entirely different aspect. The battle Is
said to have been similar to that which
took place at Guiamas in the last war.
Last night dynamite explosions occurr-
ed under two bridges on the road lead
ing to Cerro and Jesus Monte, suburbs
OF Havana The explosions caused n
panic among the people In the neighbor-
hood. The damage done to the bridges
was slight.
Madrid, June H-A dispatch to the I'M
parcial from Havana says that two dyna-
mite bombs We're exploded last night by
rebels under the Christiana bridge, close
to Havana, the object being to wreck the
city's gas and water condutts, which are
carried on the bridge The explosion
stopped the water supply, but did not af-
feet the gas conduit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
ARRESTS or ARMEXTANs.
six Hundred Jailed at Constantino-
pie since June D.

Constantinople, June 14-Slx hundred
Armenians have been arrested in this city
since June 9. A majority of the prisoners
are from Rodosto
The member Of the Armenian revolu-
tionary committee who on Monday last
city, and who was shot and killed by the
patrol while trying to escape, was a native
of RodostO.
Two hundred Of the prisoners We're ship
ped to Anatolia yesterday The govern
ment is using the occasion Of the assassi.
nation to expel possible agitators.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
NORTH CAROLINA LOST.
The siIverites to he in Control of
the State Convention.

Raleigh, N. c., June A.-Nearly all Of
the democratic county conventions in
North Carolina have been held, and show
the absolute triumph of FREQ silver. 1t
appears that there will be no sound money
delegates, save from one county, at the
state convention. Walter Clark, the new
associate justice Of the supreme court, is
to be endorsed for vice president of the
United States. Some county conventions
pledged the delegates to vote for no man
who is not an avowed advocate Of free
and unlimited coinage of silver.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
ATHENS CHAMPIONSHIP DEBATE
The Phi Kappa Orators Vanquish
the DemOsthenians.

Athens, Ga, June 1.-THE champion de-
bate last night between the Phi Kappa
and Demosthenian literary societies Of
the university resulted IN a victory for
the Phi Kappas. The subject for debate
was: Resolved, That the signs of the
times do not point to the decline Of the
American republic" The Phi Kappas
championed the affirmative, with G. H.
speakers. Messrs. Mize, Akerman and
Walker replied in the negative for the
Demosthenians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
BRADLEY OUT OF THE RACE.
The Governor Finally Realizes That
He Stands no Chance.

has decided that he will not allow his
name to be presented to the national
republican convention as presidential
candidate, because he realizes that IL
would be useless. His only statement
tonight is that his name will not be
presented. Further than this he declines
to talk. Even his closest friends have
admitted from the first that his candi-
dacy was a hopeless one, and several OF
them have been trying for weeks to per
suade him to withdraw
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
Poatmaster GeneraI Comes sonth.

Washington, June 14-Postmaster Cen
eral Wilson left at 10:43 O'clock tonight
over the Southern railway for Nashville.
Tenn, on Official business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-15
SUNDAY GAMES IN THE SOUTH.
Mobile shuts Out COIumbus-Mont-
gOmery Beaten at New Orleans.

New Orleans, June 1.-THE Pelicans
made it six straights by taking to-day's
game with Montgomery. The score:
New orleans 0 0 0 O14O0 o. 70 z
Montgomery o 0 / / 0 O-3 8 3
Sheehan and Kehoe.
Mobile, Ala, June 14.-Moblle captured
the last game Of the series from Column
bus to-day in the presence of a large
crowd, without the slightest difficulty.
The score:
R.HE
Columbus 10 o 0 0 0 O-O3 5
son and Hess.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
beiben Rnaben mittels zines @ootes,
in bas iebes Mal atpet BON ibnen aufz
aenDmmen, aerettet.
s,eina airaemraut eeNSrt.

2amrenceburg, Snb., %.
De3br. Mm 0ienita9 Moreen gu
friiber @tunbe, bemertten bic barms
beraigen @9meitern, beren @ebGube
ii9 in Der Mdbe Der tatbolii4en Rtrs
DE bsfinbet, .Gi9t in berielben unb Be-
mertten Bel tpeiterer Madforf4ung,
baB Elm @irbreher serabe babel mar,
ben @elbf9rant aufauiprensen. in
tpeldem ii9 iiber $1,000 air4enselber
befanben. Sofort purbe Der polt5ut
Misf berbeissrufen, pelaer aud obne
3Dgerl1 ben @eriu9 madte, ben @ins
BREEDER gu fansen. Dieter aber bate
mittlermetle bemertt, bab ettpas geger1
i'm i'm Werte mar. unb als ber poltz
aft bic air9entbiir taum geDHnet hatz
fe, ma@te ct ii& i&leunisit bon banz
men. Der poli3iit feuerte mebrere
@4iTe auf ben Gliiftling ab, uno
perfolgte i'm aud cine @trede tpett,
cher pbne Grfolg. Der @auber bate
19neuere 8etne als fem @erfol9er,
unb es selans linn, unperiebrt gu entz
tommen. @eine @tnbre4ertperf5eu9e
aber unb feinen 9ut mubte CT 3uridz
IQf7en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
smabcn purd NpMwakcr.

@t.2puis, Mo., 20. De3. @ielz
leidt rie in ber @ei@i@te ber mittz
leren unb fiibmeitli@en @taaten bat
es einen 1ol4en RegenfaQ gegeben nte
in ben lebtea sebn Sasen, unb ber
@4aben an @isentbum unb Der Werz
lu1t bnn Men{4enleben mar baber
erDBer als ie aubor. Sn Seras unb
benz Snbiancr : Serritortum bat Der
Megen unb Der Sturm fur4tbar gez
bauit. Sn @lborabo Springs, Mo.,
.purbe Nohts bas WobnbauS BON
WiQiam Sones am Sac &iber fortgez
19memmt, nobel 9err Sones, feline
Satin unb feline bret &inber ertranz
fen. Die r1eue @iienbabnbride iiber
ben @ac &tber, nelde crit i'm lebten
6erbit ppQenbet purbe unb $4,000
to1tete, nurbe ebenfaus BON ben Tluz
then messeriKen. Sn Ptttsburg, S.,
ertranf %. %. Curtis, Elm moblboz
benber 6armer, pel9er in einem Bug
gp bura ben sef@molenen 8uf5
Greet fubr, nobel oer Magen umz
l%tir3te.
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Mrmentt6cS.

@ien, %. De5. Sic neueiten aug
&leina{ien bter eingetroHenen Na4z
ri9ten beiogen, bab bic Stabt @ettun
nod ni9t BON ben 9iirten erobert
lei, 1onbern INNER nod belagert pirb,
unb bab Der amtlt@e 8eri&t iiber cine
@rtiirmung mabr1@einlt@ muir ben
53ped gebabt babe. eine neue, anbers<
no porgetommene MaKennieoermeBez
luna bon Mrmeniern gu bemdnteln.
3pnbpn, 20. De3. Der rSelez
graph" pirb morgen etne Depe14e aus
Wien per0Hentli&en, pel9e bort aus
&onitanttnopel etngetroH EN- TT. S1ez
1el6e beiast, bab bic. 8erihte, bob bic
aufrubrerti4en Mrmenier in Settur
tire tiirtii4en @%efangenen get0otet
bdtten, burhaus untpabr feien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
8rare &nabcn.

Cartilage, Mo., 20. DEG. pie
beiben 8riiber @ufeu, bon pel4en Der
dltere rod feline 16 Sabre alt 1T, iino
qeqenpGrtig in Der @egenb bon
SmitbFelb bic 5elben bes Sases. @s
murben our s3eit bes neuli4en 9o4z
paFers 5pei Tamilten, melde auf Der
Wbite 6arm campirt batten, permtbt,
unb man glaubte f4on, bic gu benz
{elben geb6risen perionen ieien ale
ertrunten. 9ie genannten betoen Srl<
Der ma@ten ft@ auf bic Suae mad
ben @ermiBten unb fanben tie, - an
Der 3abl, oben auf etnem @trobiho@
BET in einem @agentaiten. Oas Sano
mar tpett ringsum iiber14pemmt. Die
unglidli9en batten ii4 beretts "a
@tunben lang in Der pretdren @ttuaz
tion befunben. sic purben BON ben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
5bat ci,er pcra,peifeltem 9Rnttcr

Berlin, 20. De5. Won ber Bit
teriten Notb getrteben Fat bic leotge
Mrbeiterin &upferberg in &attomtB,
Sberi@leiien. periu@t, ibren bret &tn~
bern unb ii@ felbft ben Sob gu geber.
Sic trant ielbit per9ifteten &aHee
unb CAB al@ ben &inbern bapon gu
trinten. Damn f@lob lie bic &lappe
bes frif@ gebei5ten Sfens, I'm, nenn
ettpa bas @ift ni@t nirten ioate, mitz
telit Roblengaies tbr @orgeben be-
itimmt gu erret&en. Ma4barsleute
tpulrben inbeB auf ben @asgeru@ auf@
merriam, erbra&en bic Sbire unb
fanben bic Grau unb bic &inber Be-
iinnungslos, auf elmer elenben Maz
traBe eng aneinanber 9ei4mtegt por.
53mei BON ben &tnbern ltegen i'm @terz
Ben, unb meni9 Musii4t 1T audi porz
banben, bic SHUTTER uno bas lebte
&inb am 2eben erbalten gu tDnnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Nabrmnasu,,ttel< 8aIt@un8.

~" .n.+
Der jiinsfte 8eri8t bes @abrungsz
mittelz RommiKdrs MeQs bon pennz
1plpanien fiibrt unter ber Mubrtt:
.@erfdl{9te 3abrungsmittel", 10 ptele
perf9iebene poiten auf, bah. man
n%abrbaftig gu Der Grage bere@t19t
1T: Mas 1T ni9t perfdliat? Sn Der
langen 2iite ber unreinen ooer oerz
fdl1dten @enubmittel, bic in ben 9a11z
bel fommen, fnben mir: 8adpulper'
Butter, 8udneiaenmehl, 3udertpert|'
rGatiup", Mpfelmein, Safe, 3tmmet !
@emiranelten = fait ausi@ltebll9
aus &otosnubidalen bergeiteqt NIT
taum pabrnebmbarem @eru@ ODER
@e14mad; ferner bic als Stdrtun9sz
mittel pertaufte 3uiammen1eburn BON
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Wcuesucla frieat COURAGE.

Gutucus, @ene5uela. %. 9es,
Die @eeierune bat bic 8ilouns bon
Milioregimentern angeoronet. Der
&ongreb mirb gu elmer Ggtraiibune
ei%nberufen tperben.
Ser beige britii4e &oniul, Der
@ene3uelaner goulton, fat 1ein Mmt
nieoeraelegt.
!0ier lit 9err Ru1eu, ber neue e.
tretGr Der ameritanilden 9eianbtz
idaft, ansetommen. gr purbe IN
Ga @uDara BON elmer Mtlttdrtapeue
empfangen, poral1f Elm GROCER OHentz
li6er Gmpfang tattfano.
Die @ebiraspdi1e 5pif4en Caracas
unb ieinem 9afen, Ga @upara, tperz
ben befeiti9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Nctte 3uHdnoe-

Dmqba, Meb., 20. DECEMBER.
Das 8unbesgeri@t bat 8epeiie erhalz
ten, aus benen berborgebt, bab i'm
@taats3u9tbau5e Talf@gelb in Be-
trd@tli9en Quantttdten ber9efteut
mirb. Ser friibere Strdhing S. 8.
s5ra3er bot Bic @ei4i4te perratben.
Seiner @ngabe 3ufolge iinb mebrere
8eamte bss 3u9tbaufes in bic Mnferz
,ttaunq beg fali9en @elbes perpidelt.
Sic @a9e tpirb unterfu4t peroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Bic Menroeooe1rin.

Die 8ot19aft bes p%rGiibenten in
Der @ene3uelaz q gelegenbeit itibt ii9
auf bic in leBter 3eit 10 btel genannte
MonroezD octrtn. Nun 1T iber leg
tere amar i@on @tel gef@rteben unb
gu ibrer Grtl6rung unb Muslegung
19on gar @iel geiagt tporben, aber
man@em> unferer 2eier biirfts cine gez
matte MISUNDERSTANDING binii&tlt4
Der @%ntftebung u. 8ebeutung biefer
Doctrin bennp9 mi1tommen fem.
Na9ftebenb lafen mir oaber cine fol-
4e folgen.
Die @Ken5 ber MonroezD octrin
fam in tpenisen Worten babin 5u>
fammengefaBt merben, bab bic @ereis
nigten @taaten BARN ben @runbiab
aufftelen, iegli9e Gtnmii 4ung ni@tz
ameritani14er Md9te in bic polittz
19en 0er6dltniKe beg umeritanif4en
Continents fernoubqlten unb bor>
nebmlt9 teiner auberamerttani19en
Ma4t ben @rtperb bon @ebietstbeiler
auf benz ameritanii@en Sentiment 5u
geitatten.
Der MnitoB gu ber Meuberung biez
les biplomati1@en prin3tps nuroe
bur9 bic @riinbuns Der r9eiligen Mlz
lian3" in 1915 geboten, unb als Spa
nien einige Sabre fpdter, auf bic Be-
19liFe bieier Muiana fubenb, S4ritz
te tbat, UNI ben Mbfall ieiner iiibas
meritantf4en Golonien gu perbtnz
bern, trat an bic Ser. Staaten bic
Notbpenbisteit beran, gu Der Grage
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Nolt i'd, etuc 8averin.

2pnbon, 20. De5. Cine Depez
i9e BON @om an bic paq Mall Ga
5ette iast, bab Der prin3 BON Neapel,
3ronprin3 BON Stalien, ii4 nit prinz
3eIiin Matbilbe, @ntelin bes Bring
@egenten 2uitpolb BON 8apern, perz
Ipbt hat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Sic brauc Kill"

can 6rancisco, %. De5emz
Der. Mus 9apait ptrb gemelbet, bab
Der prdibent Dole unb iein &abinet
iiber bas m%uiterbafte @erbalten ber
@r : &Dnisin 2tliuotalani, fett ibrer
IreiloHung auf Gbrer tpc"t, 10 Ell reut
}inb, bab bariiber beratben pirb, .br
cine bDllise 8egnaoigung gu sepdb@
rem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Sn Gan Tranciseo fat

- Sn Gan Tranctsco Ddt
6ugo 1%rauenbol5 Selbftmorb began
aen. @r toar 8ertpalter bes Na4la5%
les bes peritorbenen 8eiibers Der Ba=-
paria : 8rauerei, fetnss Brubers w..
80. 6rouenbol3. Mte es i&etnt, bat
Der 5eGbf tmDrber feline @ertrauens=
fteuung sAf'9t ausgefu1t, benin bic
Brauerei ginq aus feinen 9anbert IN
bic zines MaHenperpalters lber, 1no
am Sage, ebe CT Mbrednung ablegetl
1oqte, f9ob ct ii@ cine &u9el o1r1
ben Ropf. @r mar in MIn&en gebczT
rem unb 81 Snhre alt.
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Sic Sninrgelten iinS 9all, uaerwartcl
in bic Ndbe bon 0aoanab
geriidt,
2ereu Bewobneridaft IN grocer Ausit
bor einela brobenben Sanotrei&
ldmebt.
Scr 9niureeutentiibrer @omeS umsina
bic ipaniideu grnppen l,lter
Gainpos.

! D q, OuDa, 20. Oe3. Oer
Snfursentenz@ eneral @omea umsins
nit 1etnen Sruppen bas 1pani19e
Seer, bas in Colon bonn General
Gampos perfDnli9 befebligt purbe,
unb befnbet ii4 segenpdrttg i4on
3temli9 melt tpeitlih bon bort, inbem
CT sesen bic 9auptitabt einen 9anb>
itret4 ausaufiibren brobt. Die Na4=
rt9t rtef in 9apana ttefe 8eitiirouns
berpor. Die Sniursentenarmee fte9t
r,ur mod 80 Metlen BON 9apana, unb
bic ipantf@en 8ebDrben f@einen ponz
ftdnbis ben Ropf perloren gu baben.
MDglt@erpei1e iteben fe f@on morsen
por ben Sboren Der @tabt, menn lie
ii& ndmli@ in ben 8efiB bet BON bier
na9 Matan3as fiibrenben @iienbabz
men 9efebt baben, pas ni4t mmDsli4
1T, ba ie iih nur nod tpenige Meilen
BON Matan5as befanben, als bic lebz
ten Na9rt9ten BON tbnen etntrafen
unb tie bann in @ilmdri4en na4 Wc<
item binmar19irten.
Sep Wef, Gla., 26. Dea. paKaz
giere, pel@e nit benz Dampfer rSliz
bette" bier eintrafen, melben, bab
Martinea be @ampos nit 10000
Mann na9 Matanoas aufgebro4en
1T, UNI bic Snfursenten unter Macep
unb @pme3 gu betdmpfen. SIS beiRt,
baB tmnerbalb Der nd@iten fiinf5ebn
|@tunben cine sroBe S@la@t ftattfnz
ben mirb, pel9e bas S4tdfal Der Gl1z
baner ent19eiben ion. M1e 8erbtnz
bung NIT Garbenas lit abgebro@en.
8rigabegeneral 2acret befnbet ii9
nit elmer srpben 8anbe Sn1urgentea
in Sos palos in ber propina 9apaz
ma, unb cine meitere Mbtbetlung ltegt
in Golonbron, etpa breibtg Meilen
BON 9abana entfernt.
Mm %. b. 81. nabm @ome5 ben
Ort Moque, api1den Colon unb Maz
tan5as, unb btbte bic cubanii4e Tlagz
&c auf ben Dfentltden @ebduben auf.
9ie 8eamten bes Srtes gratultrten
@ome3 gu leinem @rfolge unb lberz
gaben bieiem fdmmtli4e Srts9elber.
WGbrenb Der lebten 3pei Sage 'baben
bic Sniurgenten 3p0lf 3uderplantaz
gen aerftDrt.
Mem Oort, Is. DECEMBER. Cine
SPECIAL : &abelbepef@e an ben ~6ez
ralb" aus !9abana melbet: 9te Snz
iurgenten baden bic fpanif@e @arniz
ion BON Gamarones angesrtfen, uno
Ser %tdrtrngen purben iofort CUR
0ertbetbtgwng bes Srtes ab9efanbt.
Die @enerdle @omea unb Maceo paz
rem in 4utntana unb 19lugen in Der
NGbe BON Gamarones tbr Eager auf.
@ine blutige @9la4t ftebt bebor. Die
8abn 5tptfhen @arbenas unb 9abana
lit BON ben Snfurgenten bemolirt NOR
ben; lie baden bic @eletie api19en
Maban unb Sosca aufgeriNen unb bic
@tattonssebdube 5erit0rt. ollie Ser
btnbamg nit Colon 1T abgebro9en,
unb 0as 2anb 3mif@en jener @tabt
unb Sapeqanos beinbet it@ in ben
9dnben Der Mufitdnbii@er. Cine ST.
fenbabnbiirde ami1@en Mgutca uub
Macagua murbe nit Dpnamit gez
fprengt, baHelbe @4tdfal traf einen
8abn3ug 5mii9en Napaias unb 60
lon. Ser 8%abnberfebr nit Santa
Clara 1T eingeitellt tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
NrTcuf ncMc ShiFc.

Mafbington, 20. De5ember.
@etretGr 9erbert fat bei9loHen, ben
3ontrott fir ben 8au beg S&la@ts
19ifes r&earlarse" unb ieines nod
u%nbenannten @@peiteri&iHes Der
Nepport Neps Sbipbutlbtng & Drp
ODD Company gu i~ibergeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
SIC ..svrcc" uid1t ucid,1oigt.

@outbampton, %. De5. Ser
Dompfer r@pree" tpurbe in bas Sroz
denbod gebra@t unb es fte1te ii4 Der.
aus, bab er bur9 bas Quflaufen aut
bas @arbenzMiF bel Der Sniel Migbt
tpenig obsr gar nt@t bei4doigt purbe.