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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-12
r,, nrrrrn-Pri'oHAHD BArTIE'
The Former Moving Heaven ana ha''h 10
pff.ai the Latter.

The Former Moving Heaven ana h'''" 10
psf.ai the Latter.
WASHINGTON. j. c.. Jan ll--Speoial.
Senator Butler IS Moving Heaven ana
e,rtb." said a North Carolina Democrat
TO The Times representative to-day 10
t,,t Senator Pritchard. lie has called
tt. National Popullst Committee tne
national silver Committee and Senator
lone. of the National Democratic COZ"
mlttoe 20 DIS aid.
Mr. Wardou. of the Populist Committee
ond Senator Cannon, repre- eniius ln'
Silver Committee. leit here Tor Ntl'ltu
last nlght. It as not deemed prudent
20 send A representative ol ine D'i"o-
cratic Committee. The state Demo-
cratic Committee. 10 is understood. has
the authority 10 act as the situation may
demand For several days Mr. War
dell. a strong adherent OF Senator But
ler. has been busy in the attempt 10 con-
centrate POpulist influence here in bui-
ler's suDuOrt. lie attributes his failure
10 the Watson influence IN Congress and
makes statement that Hanna's inuu-
ence. is expected 20 seat Watson in hii
election contest with Black, now pending
ln the Committee. When the attention
Of Mr. Howard. OF Alabama, watson
close friend was called TO this statement
to-day. he made am indignant protest
lie attributes the statement though made
By Wardell. % Butler. and authorized
the following statement:
Senator Butler betrayed the Peoples
marty az St. Louis. and has since that
time played tho role OF Judas lscariot
Tom Watson and those who stood
by the party have been branded as trail
tors and paid lackeys Of Mark Hanna
Their so-called loud-mouthed leaders
have attempted % make party periidy a
mark 0f destruction. They now repeat
tho foul slander in a new torm. stating
that Mark Hanna's influence will be used
20 seat Watson. who is contesting Tor the
seat held by SIR. Black 0f Geogrit. This
charge too. is made by the followers
OF Senator Butler. and is in Keeping with
the past performances OF this brilliant
statesman.
Butler betrayed rs into the hands OF the
Democratic party. and now attempts 10
destroy our most faithful and able leader
by these foul assertions and all this 10
force Us into the Democratic party
whose leader Senator Jones said Let
the Popuists Of the South 20 TO the
negroes. where they belong
Let the party stand by Watson. ard
he will prove 20 be its Moses let 10 fol-
low Butler. and he viii compete his mock
OF work OF Wrecklng IT, This seems 10 be
is purpose lie viii fuse with amy old
thing 10 eet Office. and. after getting IL
himself. foreets his former friends and
allies. and seeks for new worlds 20 con-
ouer." Pritchard and the Republican
party Of North Carolina made 1im scI a-
tor and now he turns like the erstwhiie
frozen adder and stinss the bosom that
warmed him Into lie
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CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY,
This Is The Defence Of Counsel for
Louis SOmeiIlan.
COURT is CONSIDERING ITS VERDICT.
Consui-General Lee Present and Watches
tho Proceedings Closciy-weyler Or
ders Formation 81 Zones Of Cuitiva-
tion In Havana aud Piuar del Rio.

HAVANA. Jan. 1.-THE trial OF Louis
Someillan. the naturalized American ciu-
zen, who Is charged with conspirins
against The Spanish Governments. was
continued to-day. the court opening at
l o'clock Z. NJ. the usual hour
GENERA LEE PRESENT.
Consul-Goncral Lee. who was prevented
by official business from bcins Is,seat
at Saturdays proceedings, when the prs
ecution closed its case, was in atteadanoe
to-day. closely watching the proceedings
I'm tie interest of The accused. Counsel
FOR the defence made speech that oc
cup.ed three hours.
Though lacking in oloqucnce, tho speech
was vigorous. and created the IMPRESSION
that the case Is one OF mistaken density.
ApOn the conclusion Of the speech Tho
court adjoLiIed 10 consider It's verdict.
ZONES OF CULTIVATED
Captain-General Weylcr has issue 5n-
other cdict ordering the fOgnlil0h Ct
zones OF cultivation around the towns IA
the Provinces OF Havana ana flnar Oel
Rio
A large and enthusiastic crowd chcerod
the Marquis Apeztesuia. tho leader ~ the
Constitutional party. as he WAS leaving
for Spain yesterday. lie was escorted
to the steamer by General Meylcr. the
local authorities. and delesa Ions ffcm
various bodies.
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VOL LII-NEW SERIES. NO. BIG.

or the party organization. Reunion VII"
The Bryanitcs was declared 10 be out Oh
the question. and d resolution onered
by John u. Irish OF California. was
adopted. calling upon Gold Democrats
throughout the country 10 perfect ths'r
State and local ORGANIZATIONS. Win tne
purpose Of placing State and local ucHels
IN the field at The next election.
About sixty men were present, rep
scuting the States OF Illinois. Mich
igan. Wisconsin Iowa. Nebraska. Mis-
souri,. Minnesota. Kentucky and Cali
fornia. Franklin MacNcaEh called tho
meeting 10 order. and named General
S. -. Buckncr, of Kentucky, as chair
man.
General Bucknor. in taking the chair.
said the meeting was called for the Dur
pose Of comforting. with reference 90 tho
future course Of tho National Democratic
party. which was the only Democratic
party in existence.
Speeches were made 10y mon from every
State represented. showing that tho party
was everywhere in good condition. A
motion urging tho members or Tho party
10 perfect their organization throughout
tho country was presented ana adoptcd
The question OF n namo for the -arfv
came mp for consideration. and John g.
Irish said be would not hc SURPRISED u
the party at its next convention assumed
the namo Of tho Democratic Republican
party. the original name of the Jeief-
son party.
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result Of long and patient dellberation
and represent concessions made by each
party. for the sake Of agreement upon
tho general scheme.
Though the result reached may not
meet the views OF the advocates Of i'm
mediate. unlimited and irrevocable ar
bftration OF all international contrOver-
sizes il is. nevertheless. confidently be-
lieved that the treaty cannot fail 20 be
everywhere recognized as making a long
step I'm the right direction and as en-
hodWng a practical working plan by
which disputes between The two countries
viii reach a peaceful adjustment as mat
ter OF course and in ordinary routine.
"In the initiation Of such an important
movement IL must be expected that some
of its features will assume tentative
character looking TO a further advance.
and yet II IS apparent that the treaty
which has been formulated not only
makes war between the parties to 1t
remote possibility, but precludes those
fears and rumOrs Of war which Of them
selves too often assume the proportions
OF national disaster
III is ommently hitting, as we'll as for
tunate. that the attempt TO accomplish
results so beneficial should be initiated
Iv kindred peoples, speaking the same
tongue and joined together by all the
ties OF tradition. common institutions. and
common aspirations. The experiment
of substituting civilized methods for
force as the means of settling inter-
national questions OF r.eht. will thus be
tried under tho happiost auspices. ITS
success ought not 10 Dee doubtful. and
tho fact that its ultimate ensuing bone-
fts are not likely 10 be limited TO the two
countries Immediately concerned should
cause it 20 De promoted am the more
eagerly. The example set and the les
son furnished by the successful opera
ton Of this treaty are sure 20 be felt
and taken 20 heart sooner or later by
other nations. and VIII thus mark the
becinning of q new epoch in ciyiliza-
t!on.
Profoundly Impressed as 7 am. there
f0re by tho promise Of transcondent
good which this treaty affords I DO not
hesitate 90 accompany its transmission
with an expression OF my earnest hope
that 70 may commend itself TO the favor
able consideration OF the Senate.
(e'rnodl GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion Jan. n. 1891"
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40 rlrIrF mn rnIsSEssioN.
So Says Chairman Dngioy-The Last
Hearing on Coal


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE tariff
hearings before the Ways and Means
Committee were concluded to-day, the
schedules containing "sundrics' and the
"froe ust." being considered. Eepresen-
taUvc Corliss. OF Michigan asked for
protective duties ON tobacco. lumber. fish.
wool and other industries uf his state.
j. Il. Smith. of Waterbury. Conn. rcp-
rosouting the manufacturers OF vegetable
IVORY buttons. asked specific duty on
buttons of one cent per liue of One-for-
ticth Of an inch per gross, and - per
cent ad valorcm.
j.. -. Brandels. q representative of the
Now England Free League, ON behalf OF
The consumers and business men Of New
England objected 90 "a change In the CON
ditious Of things. They wanted 10 he
left in peace. If this We're done busi-
ness would revive.
When So was suggested 10y member or
the committee that revenue was needed,
be said that SD 100000 could be raised
by tax on beer.
x-senator Davis. Of West Virginia.
speaking ON coal said that tho duty on
bituminous coal was much too low con
sldoring either the revenue required by
the Government or am equitable distrihu-
tion of duties. The duty should be %
cents Under the Mckinley bin % revenue
of $3.50 1S2 was collected while under the
Wilson bin bat S4S6 l5s was yielded.
Mr. q. IT, Mayer. Of Baltimore also de-
sired the restoration Of the duty Of 1873
ON cOal-73 cents per ton
Mr. T.. IT. mccullough ~ PennsylNania,
also advocated am increase of duty ln
behalf Of 300o men employed in the
coal trade
Colonel William Lamb. OF Norfolk. Va.
said that the Iocahontas coal region had
lost oI NOR cont 0f ife business under
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INTERRUPTED THE TRIAL.
A Father Shoots a Negro Charged With
AssaultinS His Daughter
AS He WAS BEING LED INTO COURT.
Deputy John VoeGler, by Wrestling the
Pistol From the Outraged Father
No Doubt saved the Negro
from Instant Death.

There was a genuine sensation at the
Henrlco County courthouse yesterday
morning. and I'm consequence, Paul Davis.
a negro about twenty-five years Of age.
who was TO have been tried Tor assault
upon Cora Twitchcll )hite) now lies
in the county Jail with dangerous
wound in his abdomen. Carlos A. Twitch-
ell, the father Of the girl. a farmer liy-
ing in Hcnrico county. near Seven Pines,
fred the shot. It was an attempt on
his part 70 avenge the ruin OF his daugh-
ter, and would have been instantly sue
cessful but for the cool-headed action
and nerve Of Deputy John Voegler who
at the risk OK his own life. no doubt.
saved Davis from being riddlcd with bul-
lets.
The case OF Davis was sent for trial
in tho County Court yesterday morning
and tho prisoner I'm the custody OF
Deputies John Noegler and Lew russell.
was being conducted from The jail into
tho courthouse building. when the girls
father drew a pistol and shot the negro
once in the abdomen. inhictlng what Will
probably Doe a fatal wound.
MIR. vOEGLERs DARING.
Brt g. the Intervention OF Deputy
Noesier. IwItchell declares he would then
and. there have emptod his revolver into
tho unfortunate negro's body.
This Deputy Noegler prevented him
from doing by grappling with him ana
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Reports Of several Engagements la which
Insurgents We're Defeated.

HAVANA. Jan ll-GencrM Bosch re-
ports that ON January sth. the columns u
Spanish troops. under command of Cen
erals Forrar and Rey engaged in two
encounters with the rebels ~ Jacubalna
and MauzauiliO. in which the troops lost
cne man killed aud thirty-four wounded.
including major. General Rcys adju-
tant. Tho rebels losses were heavy IN
consequence OF the use of quick firing
guns by the troops.
General Mario. while conveying thirty
six carts 20 Victoria TInis. In the SAM
tiago De Cutl province. had sharp en-
gagements with several rebel bands dur
ing his march from Becerrl Plains. 10 a
point within few miles of Victoria
Tuna5. The rebels occupied strongly en-
tronchod positions. En- Echelon. but were
attacked with great galllntry and dis
lodged by the troops. The spanish losses
were seven men killed and four oicer5
and seventy-siX privates wounded. THO
rebel losses are unknown.
The column OF General San Qulnton,
while accommodating around San Luis. IN
the Pinar del Rio province. destroyed a
rebel camp. burned for.y hu;s, and kill-
Cd three rebels. Continuing IFS march.
General San Qulntln met "a large party
Of rebels at Travieso. ana. after an
hours sharp fighting drove them from
their positions. the enemy leaving twen-
ty-three ~ their dead ON the field Tho
Spanish loss was seventeen priNates
wounded.
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lie l. Prevented From Delivering His
1000 Word speech at the Inauguration.


SPRINGFIELD, lLL., Jan. ll.-lhe
r,,l,. ,,r,.rl+,, ID, ti. fr.uf-,f-.tfo-, function
at lhe 'apllol to-uaF WAS tH' N'IiI Ii"i'
from custom In preventing Ex-Governor
John J.. AltgelG from delivering Il 1000
,..,,l l,,..- ,,.tt,t. i,.. ,,..l ,,,..,..,.4 for
WI" """i '''' "'.' ID ''1 ''''" ~
tne occasion ana was on the point "-
Dcgiuning when Republican motion
ia adforrn tha foirt assembly WAS de-
.,......
elqIta ,"itIyu ps 9l'.H,i 'Di ,'.
IH.ineuI1','s "l.'l .io ',, ,,'
i5 'uo N"".i 'iir' ""''lt H. "'-'i.i .,',.
1"N 'i 4ol ga t''iilD'a ..,.
tbem) moved thot the ieurlns I.'o.
DE- requested 10 speak "tltL '"F li''i
TANNER nag deINeied Ais "u"i' l.'
was oohe because the De"o ri-'Ie Ai,'"
beis OF me LEGISLATURE h"d lt"ihen li.-'
me hepuDlcan managers "i ine in"e l"-
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DELEGArEs TO rHn coNTEATIoN
Prominent Men VIII Attend the Meeting
in indianapolis To-Day.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. 1.-THE
delegates to the monetary convention are
rapidly arriving in the city to-day. Among
the first to put in an appearance was
j. Foster Peabody OF New York.
Among new bankers and business
men" said he "thcre is q feeling that
something IS wrong with the financial
system Of our country. and We propose
TO ma out what it is. l am in favor OF
the convention deciding upon some basis
principle. and putting the perfection of
it's ideas in the hands OF commits
sion"
Secretary Charles Fairchld, Isador
Straus. and j. Hassen Rhoades. OF New
York. were among other prominent ar
rivals. Conrrossman Henry, Of Indiana,
also came I'm. Chairman Hanna. of the
Executive Committee, received letter
to-day from John NJ. Stahi. Of Chicago,
secretary OF the Farmers National Con-
gross. in which he says:
you arc making mistake in not ask
ing any agricultural bodies 10 send re-
presentatives 10 your monetary conven-
ton"
This afternoon Congf cssman Fowler. OF
New Jersey and b. n. Warner presi-
dent OF the Sound Money Mems Nation
~ Association arrived.
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Onsr oftbe societ, liza, 80 Tar Met with
No Eneourlg.m.uf

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 1.-THE
The American National Rcd Cross Asso-
citation officially rendered its services in
Cuba thr0ught its president. month ago
and later. Miss Clara Barton. the presi-
dent offered the individual services Of
herself and assistants. as in the relief
expedition 10 Turkey. the necessary COM
ditions being that acceptance and entry
bee afforded ly the Spanish government
and that the funds 90 supply such roller
be- provided as was the case boo Armenia
by the American people lp 90 the
present time not a. dollar of contrIbu-
tions from amy source BIAS peen offered
and the Spanish Government s etiIi hold
ing the Rcd Cross proposition under adj
MecmDuf.
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CLAR. S. g.. Jam. lt-Fire last nielt
burned nearly half of Jlmers. small
station on tho Ellrid1 Central and Penln-
sua railroad. in HluWeil county ~
originated ln Grifiu'5 st9-s uDOIt
O'Clock. and spread rapidly. everything
being dry and windy. and water scar .e.
The town is built on both SD IS OF 90
railrCad. and nearly the whole Of The sloi
ON which the fire started is new in Hshess.
Grinins store in which the nre or.'-
naf.d had thr auuonranre OF having ls0p
broken open and robbed. and that is th'
only solution SOD far offered Tor the ire.
The total loss is estimated at $1,000, the
total Insurance at 5000
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CHICAGO. Jan. 1t-WHiam J. Bryan
arrived in the city this morning for tho
purpose OF holding conference with tho
publisher OF bis forthcOmins book. Iis
Immediately repaired 20 the Clifton
House where he had breakfast After
leaving the dinus-rOom. Mr. Bryan was
iolned by Dwight W. Andrews, chairman
of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee
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Deputy Voeel-r gives the following
statement ot OBJ. affair.
"At 1850 O'Clock A WAS ordered TO bring
Davis into court. ! took am from Ais
cell. and. placing my hands upon ms
shoulders. was marching him be- front o.
me. We left the jain by tle front door,
and started up the area between tho Jai
and tine courthouse buildius. tor the side
entrance into the latter building. 4 saw
Twitchol standing in tho door through
which we must pass to enter the court
house building but thought nothing or
.t Just as We reached the door he step
ped out drew bis revolver which proved
tO Doe No @, cailbre five shooter. and
fired ONE shot at Davis. We We're right
upon Twitcheu zoo the t.me and l was
totally unprepared f0r any such thing
Davis f-u forward. but Air. Twitchou
caught Dim before Doe struck the ground.
then erapDled with Twtcheu and took
IBIS revolver from him. 7 next placed him
under arrest and lodged him In Jan. There
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were many people iI tne afea-"ay az tAe
time. and lt is wonder none ot thcm
were hurt. Twilchcl tried 10 set away
from me. He wanted 20 nnisn DAVIS
then and there .......
TWITCHELLS STATEMENT.
,ri...- representative visited
Twltcheu in his cell. lie Is % small A5htiy
built white man. with black har ana
,nmstache. one side Of his mouth IS
drawn. which gives him a rather pecu-
liar appearance when he talks
Ho said. MY name IS Carlos \.
Twitchen" and then ln the next breath
ba asked nae. Did 1 hit him hardY' 1
assured him that be had. lie then re-
piled: "Mr yoegler should not have held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-12

WAsHINGT OK. Jan. 1.-THE issue ot
standard silver dollars from the minis
and Treasury office fCr the week ended
January sth was iiJi3i3. and Tor che corr
responding period last year was Sio'2i).
The shipment of fractional silver coin
from January "a 20 the 5th aggregated
tIlL --l
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WASHINGTON. Jan IA very dan-
gerous 600 silver certificate with a ror-
trait Of Daniel Manning, has been dis
covered by the Secret Service Department.
OF the Treasury. This counterfeit is -
the series OF 1851. with check letter b. and
ulate number 6.
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Christmas Decorations Burn and DO Com
siderable Damage.

.iderabio Damage.
ROANOKE. VA. Jan. ll-special-
Christ Episcopal church. on Campbell
avenue. narrowly escaped destruction yes
terday evening. Some cvcrgroens used in
holiday decoration caught fire from gas
Jet and damage % the amount OF 500
gulshed. The loss is covered by insurance.
oliver Gum. aged seventy three years.
died at Ninton yesterday, at the residence
of his brother. Mayor Giles Gum. lie
was born in Connecticut. and Was mem
hcr OK The regiment tO which Major Nc
Klulcy WAS attached during the civil
war; tho Eleventh West Virginia Infantry.
The National Exchange and First Na-
ti0ual Banks. of this city viii begin tO
pav donosifcrs OF the Commercial Ma
ti0nal Bank ON Wednesday. and keep
up tiu all such Indebtedness OF the closed
bank has been discharged
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CANTON. O.. Jan. 1.-THE politicians
here are busy with tho report to-nignt
that Charles Emory smith. oi .'nilaoel-
phia is likely 10 DO appointed Secretary
OF the Treasury.
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rlroEln1ln ronr ORDERED.
On the Nomination OF William n. white
as District Attorney.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. JAN 1.-THE
Senate Committee ON tho judiciary took
u0 action at ils meeAng this morning
on tine numerous judgship nominations
now pending before it. The two against
which most opposition Is manifested are
those of William j.. McHush. tl be dis
trlct Judge for the district of Nebraska.
and Charles B. Hawry 90 ho associate
Justice of the Court of Claims. Both
of these cases were postponed for Two
weeks Since the last meeting of the
committee great many petitions favor
able 20 the confirmation of Alr. McHugh
have boon filed with the committee. lut
the opposition has not set completed its
brief The committee ordered a favor
able report on tle nomination of VIII
liam IT, White f0 ie Di-tr.ct-Att0rucy
for the Eastern district of Virginia.
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have fallen IN most Of the famine-stricNen
districts OF India, but great deal moro
rain Is needed
The Bubonlc plague IS Increasing at
karachi
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. ia
large black spot on the sun caused great
excitement amol- the negroes Of seve-
raj Florida counties. They believed the
spot is a sign OF Judgment and have quit
their work and are preparing fog 'he
ord
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. ll-Weath-
err forecast for Tuesday;
For Virginia and North Carollna-Fair;
colder: westerly 20 nothwesterly winds.
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RANGE on rHE.Mo

The following was the range Of tho
thermometer al The Times Office yester-
day: 8 A. NJ. -, Y NJ. 81. J.. NJ %,
L. NJ. 80; z. NJ, A.; y midnight, ".
Average, 45 %.
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II Caused a Decided Sensation in on
CiaI Circles.
HISREPORT OF DOUBTFUL PROPRIETY
lie Makes Statements FOR General Lee That
General Lee Himself Declined 10 Make.
lie Has Hurt the Cause of Cuba
ClevcIand's Inorts 20 Restore Peace.

sdi' tNi0 lH'i 'i'ii-' '.-'
sensation n political an4 oih-.I cl'o's
here. Whio 80 ls appreciated that Mr.
...,.... ..'..n,. d., r,,l,. p,bIi.
money """ " i''''
tAc result OF his o'aei F""o"9 D." '''''
u is nc,trthclcss. thought that ms de-
r.-.tto-. ,t,,r.aIlv as they concern the
.,.,,.T. 81 ron.Yi-g,ncru Lee ana hls
0o,n,,,,.irsflons with General Wcyet. arc
~ ,,r,, doYbtrll proprictv.
Afr Money went to cuba. it was un. cr-
stood as a member Of inc Foreign Reia-
.. c,..,.,tf... of tln touse gs we'll
...... .L...+,.r of t.. I-rif4d
.,->-or-,-,t.t, prrppoct.
Ills sa,,,nr.d rurnose Was to satisfy
t.','.-.If ,'....r.in, tia truc state of af-
r. 80. ,i.. f.l.r1 yt.i, . v,..r II vas
-+.,.r.I', .,,,.-.,..., Of usfn, any infornn-
....,', ..,.,.t,. for ft,... .b.n.9t of the
.,.,,,i,t,, l, reaching "a satisfactory con-
...''.,, ..,,l r.,,rl a. tbe many ncr-
-. .,..',.i,.o. i,,olr.d q, fh. CuDan
i....l'...-...
49, n,-.f,ro vfr asfouiehr.cnt
W ..t...,. .e ,n. roue. to-day
'"". '"' "' .,.,.,,,..,,t..
I,a" ll'"i W.. .t..t, ,..,.,,I
.'"l"IlV' ~ - .'..,.i,'.,.i,,, ,,.b.,
'o ,t,..ir ana ,,n.ch ne and
l' ul.' -'.'.'' ,.....t.,.-l1 q, ,.l,,b
the Secretary oi state cons slo,to1 j. Do,i'
pontic ana proper 10 "'''''o'' 4'0'' ''o
l""''' ',.,.-..r,,.,. ,,,.>-t,p At TEE
c..,,'i 1,. h. ,,,.,.'eented ms declaring
,i'.,...ll. t,.f so9in cam never quel
,i'' ,.,,..,.. ,,....,-rc.-i,n and nc CHARGING
,r. ~, ,'i.l d, r,oss,.e to Secretary
t.s..,'.i..- tI,, fb,t r,o insurroc-
% . i.,.,r.l a., s,,l.eod and tbat every
e., a.. ,.,r continues nut causes loss OF
Gfs and nronertv without in the most
,.,,ot. decree imnroyinr the chances
OF spain's ultimate triumph Inasmuch AS
General Leo is in daily communication
with the state Department hy cable. bis
views ON the subject must boz known to
Secretary Olncy. and the message sent
hy Mr. Money. while remarkable. was
evidently. however. intended alone for
the Secretary Of State.
DO is clearly apparent that I'm making
public his statement Mr. Money IS ac-
tuatcd only hy desire To did iA secur. hS
congressional action favorable To- cuba
but the questionable propieiy OF ha IeNe-
lauons is likely 90 produce h ehco1 oil
recty opposed 20 mat oesii 'I' ..,.
Secretary of state. $50 far from sharing