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new ROAD TO KLONDIKE.
Four Hundred Miles Through Un.
known Territory.
Hut ft VIII Avoid IA sen Voyage, aud
probably VIII be- n Good
Cattle Trail

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 27.--The Do.
minion government has determined
TO test the feasibility o. reaching K lon
dlke by way OF Edmonton aud To @
Peace river, aud a practical trial OF the
proposed route will be made at ones,
unuer the direction OF the interior de-
psrtment. 1t has been claimed for
this route that 1t affords the advantage
OF continuous stretch of country
available for horses and could there.
fore be utilized by pack trains. 10
ascertain the character OF this route
1t has beau decided by the minister Of
the interior to dlspatch small party
OF Northwestern mounted police a.
soon as possible. They will mo ~
north by way OF Peace river to the
LairL, and thence by way OF the
Desse to the Peily, which ioins the
Yukon at Fort Celkirk, 40 miles
soove Dawson city, and but loo miles
above stewart river. where, according
10 present iDdiosti0ns, the bulk Of
prospecting VIII be done next yeir.
1t is generally believed here that
into inIig nj 6caDce when toe wonders
OF the Stewart are unfoldei nsxt sea.
son.
II Ia Understood to be the policy OF
the department to refrain from giving
out any Information which would
tend to increase the gold excltemsut
ut the present time, 60 that every OF
pOriuuity might BE- had TO perfect the
arrangements for Yukon administrs-
ton and enable them to cope with the
siiuation when the Inevitable rush
takes place.
The proposed new route has been
covered by Mr.. Dawson by canoe from
Dawes Lake, by way OF upper LAirU,
but the proposed land journey from
Edmont by way Of the Peace river,
Ia protected through about 400 miles OF
absolutely unknown territory. Should
tue p ! oe exploration parry report
favorably upon this route II viii dou bt.
1855 become the cattle trail OF the
luture.
II may be impossible to make the
drive IN one season, but abundance oil
ieeu 10 reported along the route as lar
as known, go that the cattle eau b3
winlered over ut some poiut on the
WAY,
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BRIEF IELEGRAnS.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE depart.
meut store oil Bl ok d Fishel, Brook
va, has been closed oy the sheriff on
Altscnmeut Tor $4,000.
New York, Aug. 27.-Cos Adams,
for many yeats lsauing commission
tsercnant OF this r,ty, ana wno built
the Indianapolis, Frankfort d Koko.
m . TRilrOau, is dead, aged rs.
London, Aug. 27.--A dispatch re-
ceived here sAys NE Britisn steamer
Corccuro, from Csllso via Valparaiso
for New York b,fJre reported ashore
In Euglisn N.rrows, Straits OF Magda-
len, Ia u total lose.
Consta ntinopie, Aug. 27.-The pc.
Hoe coDtinue to make Wholesale pre-
veutative arrests. An expert examin.
alton OF the bomb used in the Ottoman
hank has been msde anu 1t was found
10 contain over nine Kilograms VI
dynamite and nitrogiyoerine.
Gibraltar, Aug. 27.-The British
steamer GlsngyIs, Captain McGIili-
vTay, bound from London for China
anu Japan ports, lie besched at CeIaros
bay, near here, badly msngled rom
collision with the British steamer
Coronei, In the straits. The Coronet
sought refuge IN this port with her
tire peak iuil OF wster, after having
rescued the Gle gyle's passengers.
New York, Aug. 27.-rhe American
Fire Insurance company Vt tnis city
by the Manchester Fire Insurance
company Of England some time ago
was accepted, and while the compu-
nies will be run separately as In the
past, the sIock oil tue Americsn com.
pAny will be owned aud governed by
the English syndicpte.
New York, Aug. s7.-Matthew
Msnzies, who had gwen exhibitions OF
high diving anu jumping through this
country ana In Europe, 10 dead, OF
hRsty consumption, aged % yours.
On April 20 last ne. at the st. Nlcho-
Las Place IN this city, jumped from
tower ninety ieet high into u tank
sixteen lset long anu three feet deep.
In doing so he located mis- bacsb me
Aud broke several ribs. He was cured
OF his injuries, but his lungs were 80
weakened that consumption set in ana
caused his death.
New York, Aug. 27.-Davld J. Sc
liHnau Is dangerously III st l. ng
Branch. Mr.. Ssligmsn, on Weunes-
day night, underwent an operation for
appendicitis, anu though everything
promised well for his speedy recovery,
tue improvement was not sustained
and the physicians consider the pa
tlenl's cOnuitioa extremely serious.
MT. Seligman Is the oldest son OF the
late Joseph Beligmsn, founder Of the
banking mouse IN this city and the
ulJost OF the eight brothers who malv
the family famous.
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FRENCH ARE rioRLED.
Yet Th.ir Smiles r"ueh Every Point
OF the Compass.

PARIS, Aug. 27.-rhe morning.
newspapers OF this city express de-
light at the fact that, by the m ention
OF the word "silisnoe," in the toasts OF
the French cruiser Polhuau ut Com
stadt yesterday, the world has been
informed thsta distinct understand
ing really exists between France an d
Russia and That this understan ding Is
apparently In the nature OF an alliance
Tor the preservation OF the peace OF
Europe, though some OF the French
pspss, the Rsppel, for instance, arc
iucliueJ to believe that the alliance
mssns Russis's support OF France
In the event OF the latter attempting TO
reoonquer Alsaoe and Lorraine rom
Germany. Ga this subject, Ms cablsd
to the Associated Press last night the
Rappel said: "The hour OF repRTs.
ION is AbOut % strike, Alsaoe and
Lorraine will become Freuoh again
and the great pence spoken Oi on
board the Pothuau will be built on
the shattered debris OF powers founded
on brute force"
The Gsulois says OF the mentioning
OF the word "alliance," such an ex.
preston was not inserted In this toast
Tor nothing. 1t WAS no mere verbal
flourish. Tuere never are d1urshes
10 tho tzu's toasts, anu we can only
see in Is toe very soul and inspiration
OF the sllisnce."
The Boleil remarkf: "SumOthllg ia
changed in the world today. The
Franco Russian alliance makes its Rp-
penTance AZ great force In ths
worlds international politics."
The Radical say: 1--WE dIssmsd Of
an ALLIANCES lof revenge and We have
an alliance Tor peace. We must Did
farewell to our patriotic hopes,"
Tho Authorize, however, takes a
different Wow OF the question, saying:
"Alter the czar's rs,erence TO right
snd equity II Ia no longer forbidden
that france should think OF Aissce
snd LorrAine."
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BRUTAL GOVERNOR.
Orders a Polio. Chief 10 Fire on
Political Opponents.
MANY ARE K,LLE" ASn INJURED
But tho Gully officials Are TAX In
Htnd by President II. NJ, aud
VIII Get their Deserts.

NEW YORK, August 27.-Cor-
Iespouuerce OF the ii srali from Merit
ia, Yuoaian, under date OF A ugust IL,
say:
Twelve persons were killed md
several injured in riot which oo.
CURED In the plaza In iront Of the
municipal palace last Sunday evening.
The cause OF the outbreak seems to b
tho prejudice oil the police who ~
lacked tne people because OF their o.
position to the candidacy Of Senior
Carlos Peon, The present governor or
Yucstsn, VINO sought Reelection.
1t liz against ali precedent here for
governor OF the provinces 10 eerve two
consecutive terms, but uespite TINS lact
Senof Pe9D declared himself caDui.
date. General FfsnCi,cJ Canton, a
railroad msgbate, became an inue.
penuent oppUnst and IN anticipation OIL
tne coming election, wnicn takes
place III November, histuppotters were
placirded throughout the city.
Tne supporters Of the Senior Pson
took lffeuee al these notices, aud pul
up posteTB with toe approval OF tue
pJlice over these OF the independent
candidate, dencuucing him bitterly.
ruis caused a gieat deal OF bad feeling
anu resulted In several minor conf ioiB.
Several paTudes VI tbe inuepenu EMS
luok place on Sunday afternoon und
General Canton's aumIIers proceeded
to celebra In front OF his tesiuencs.
CognlZant OF the disorder which had
ocourieJ, Gen. Canton addressed HE
eupporters ana bade them to keep the
peace. The governor, 1t Is said, In.
structed the chief OF police TO Are un
The crowd III the event oiRny outbreak.
The cnief iguored his instructions bs.
cause OF Il refusal on the part OF the
governor TO reduce them 10
writing, anu as result the governor
delegated one OF his sidee ne scllng
CHIEF vi police.
While the crowd was gathered
around the piszzI On Sunday night,
Pastor Rem n Rsmirz, one OF lne
governors parry, threw u giant fire.
cracker III froDI OF the police station.
It exploded, and as though acting on
igoHi tue police fired on the crowd,
killing one woman and two men. The
crowd immsdiateiy scattered. News
reached the heauquaIteIs OF the
national guard anu detachment
came out qua commenced firing on
the crowJ. They billed nine persons
AM injured many more.
News OF the riVts was AT once Bsnt to
Presiuent Dlsz AMI ne oruerea The ar.
lest OF all tfiiCi"ls connected with the
affair. These fficials are under arrest:
AlviDo Mauuauiiio, formerly treasurer
4 tho municipality, Ricardo Finely,
Augusiin Gamb "a an Senior Miguei,
OF the goveraoi's party, ana Col. II.
Fraucisco Irabion, deputy chief OF
police.
Gen. Garcia. commander Of the
troois In Sucnian, was placed In
charge vi Ito government here during
the absences Of Senior Peon, who ha,
been summoned to MexicI by Pres!-
deut Dia8.
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DIDN'T LIKE HIS JOB
Ed. Livingstone, d Prisoner al Ii,
County Jail, Walks OH.
HE WAS ENGAGsD AS A TRUsIY.
His All, ged OGeuse WAS liurglery-A
Full Description OF
the Mau.

Ed. Livingstone, awaiting trial on
the charge OF burglary, escaped from
the county jail about mae O'Clock this
morning. Ho was nlssei twenty
minutes later, but diligent search on
the part of the eli GERS failed to dis.
close his whereabouts and the
chances are that he has
gone for good. Livingstone was
appointed trusty come time ago, and for
several days past has been engaged In
was assigned work as usual this morn
Ing, and at nine O'Clock was tus lily
engaged. Twenty minutes later he
was missed and Tailor Raleigh GODS
eiuded that the place that knew him
once, will know him no more forever.
Livingston was arrested last May
along with another man named A. A.
Willis (who also, by the way, got
away several weeks ago, but was sub.
stqueutly recapiured by Sheriff Lewis,
al Mercury, on the charge OF breaking
into the Usrn Ut Charles Powell, on
Filth West between North Temple
and Fret North streets, on the night
Of the ITO OF March, and getting
AWAY with about 5000 pounds OF oats.
He was tried on the Gosh OF May, but
the jury failed to agree up0a . ver-
dict, when he was remanded to the
custody OF Sheriff Lewis, and was to
be tried over again, on the same charge
ut the next term OF court.
Livingston 10 described as follows:
Age 40 years in 1857, height, 8 ieet 81
inches, weight 1873 pounds, complexion
mtdlrm, hair brown, eyes hazel,
oesrd light brown. teeth two out upper
left Jaw, nationality American,
small scar on hight eye, below anu
outwar1; birdshot in right arm; sew.
eEsl email moies Inside right arm.
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THE REBELLION GOES ON.
lnSurrtCllonists In Uruguay Not Re-
SpOnsIble for Borda'S Dsa,h.


NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-A dispatch
to the Heraiu from Buenos Ayres says:
The president Of the Uruguayan
revolutionary committee in this city
expresse' great regret at tue sssassins-
ton Of President B orda OF Urucusy
and declares thst the Revolutionary
party Ia gulitlese OF any completely.
He furtner declares that Senior
Cuestas, who has been chosen ptesi-
dent al interim, win do nothing e.
pacity the cou ntry, as he Ia generally
hated In Uruguay as President Borda.
The war, he saye, will continue II
Of the rehrls.
to % Herai. rom Montevideo say:
The revolutionists have declared
that the assassi alton o. Presid emit
Borda viii have no effect upon their
uture. The war will Continue.
the present situation, they say, is
not Que which pr, nDisss peace IN the
near future and II DR.. Julio Berrera
Y Does, who 10 the moot likely canJi-
date for president, 10 chosen the termi.
nation Of the war is extremely doubt
Jul. He Ia regarded by the Blanc W.,
the revolutio nary party, as their moot
bitter enemy.
Alveiino Arrsdondo, the military
officer who shot President B ,ris, re.
iterstes his staten ent that he hso no
acc0mplices. He n Gays he muir
dereu the Prtsidenl TO save his coun-
try rom bad government. The fsci
that be and all hia family belong to
tue Coiorauos. the party Of whlcn
SenOf Bjrda was the leader, seems to
prove that the rsvolutionisIs had
nothing TO do with the crime.
Congress will assemble at once to
COT slider the situation. In the mean.
time, the president sd interim, Henor
Jose Cusstss. IL taking steps to form a
new csbinet.
DR.. F1anc 500 has been named
niinislef OF the Interior.
All the lesding military command
sis are coming to Montsvidso to con.
suit with the new administration as to
what policy 10 adopt sgaint Ihe
rebels.
In the meantime reports form the
field show no ueoreasb In the II ghting 4.
Gen. Flores has istu d manifesto cal.
ling i.r compete union VI the Colo.
RADIOS against the Isbsle.
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CALIFORNIAN KNOCKED our.
ihe Negro Piaish-d Him Up IN ,hs
Eighteenth Rouna.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.--Joe
WaicOit kuvcko1 Uut George Green In
me eighteenth round tonight after one
OF the fEstest fights ever seen 10 San
Francisco.
Ii was rather one-slded, however,
Walcott leading In every round, with
perhaps the exception OF the second
ana twelfth. Green showed none OF
his OLD time dash and vim, and seemed
10 be utterly at sea IN m1eliug snu
guarding aVsinst the sturdy littls
ooiorsd mana rushes. Green Ia essen
TALLY boiy fighter but tonight he
did not land hall a dozen good body
punches duriug the entire eighteen
rounds.
Waloott took his opponents light
left-band jaos with emiles, and paid
him back with right crOsScounters 90
the bead and jaw. Gteen fought
against time after the skin round, ana
several times after that he WAS groggy
and hanging TO the colored man in
the inches. The eighteenth opsned
up about the same as the hali-dozsn
preceding rounds. Alter about
minutes fighting Walcitt landed a
right and lelt on Green's Jaw and n
clipoh followed.
In the break Walcott brought HE
right across and knocked Green up
against TIE ropes In Walcott's corner
helpless with his hands down. With
q well directed right-hand blow on the
Jaw, sWslcott knocked the Cali.
I0rnian tnrougn the ropes In
the negrc's corner. Tom O'Rourke
hell Green up with his loot on the
ring platform until he was counted
cut. Green was carried to his dress-
ing.room by mis- 500 nds.
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-siu..a .dm,.-,ou to the ds.ud Atmy

-eiussu sdmis-iou to the Gfsuu Atmy
e-uY ss.s uuv. - UP, r."ouSh ne mai
come at the special Invitation Of the
veteraDF, aud everything was iu resul-
nefs 10 receive HIM.
The inciuont proved one OF grcs,
mora ficaiiou to the Grand Army
Leaders, end excited Indignation
among the members OF the local cjm.
mittee.
To the President al frs. 1t was tri.
fie annoying, but few minutes after
the episode he was having h"srty
laugh over II, ard excnsiDg tue ofliciai
VINO IL used MIN entry ny saying hat
tho mas was per ectly right to hey
orders. The reason ior the reinsai
wRs that the sentry bau been or1vrei
to admit no carriage to ths camp.
Later the President visited the Cayuga
Island, the site OF the Psn-Americsn
Exp sItion, and with msllet on wDich
d 8 name was inscribed dove a stake
iu the grass plot IN the center OF the
leland. Returning from tho island,
The Piesident Iuncned with Frank
Bairu, anu then, with Mrs. Mckinley,
Gen. anu Mrs. AiSer, Ms, Aiger anu
Mr.. Fred Aiser, bo.rded Sc y stor
HannA's yscnt for Gle velsnu.
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SALISBURY INTERPOSES
Oh B,hall OF a Liltla GIL En-
SlaYed In California.
Strange story of the Treatment of :
Child by an EugIish
Family.

NADERA, Gala, Aug. 27.-About
four yeare ago there came to this
country from Rock Ferry, EngIs No, n
Mt. and Mrs. Edward A. TuObs.
With them came little girl, dsus liter
OF one OF their English eigbbors,
named Emma Davis. The Tubs
Purchased one OF the haest vineyards
In The county.
Since the Tubbs t,ok possession Of
this property little Emma DAVE as
been practically ensIaveo. She has
scarcely been allowed to 20 III the
premises d has been compelled to
work In tue vineyard by the .ido OF
men hired of the public highwsy,anu
has received no education.
The BRUSH consul has interested
himetli IN the matter at the request OF
the Marquis OF Salisbury, aud the
sheriff OF Tue county being appealed to,
weot 20 the ruUo's place or the giri,
but fJuuu she had been spirited away.
Sne is supposed to be In Fresno aud
the sheriff will try tn fina her To-Day
and send her back to England.
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BILLION Do.LAR THIEF.
40 lie nsing saughi Tor By Officers In
Australia.

sAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Fsrdi.
maud May, VINO Il ID from Germany
with nearly Sl,OpJ,0O0 entrusted IL
him by clIen.r, Is supposed to Dc In
Australia. The steamer Maripo 90 ,
here from Australis, was carefully
searched before her departure, the
AustraIisn authorities suspecting that
me criminal woulu attempt TO escape
from TuDir. He 10 thought to have
reached Sydney via Australia, n man
answering Mis- description having
boarded the latter vessel at Snez.
II is also reported that he was traced
10 Bfisbaus, but lhore the detectives
Lost r,ck W him. substantial rewards
are offered for his arrest. He 10 a man
OF culture and excellent presence.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-News
schooner E ,pi ager, He report. the
/, 8, OF the Agnes McDo maid, British
sealing schooner mailing from VIC
toris. The rs men GA bosrd were
.avsd In small boats anu Taken TO
Yokohama. An unidentified boat
was fOunu near where the schooner
&. G. White was lost.
The Carlotta Cox secured l,l90 skins
on the Japsnese aide and the 81. Law
renee got GAS. Otter sklus are scarce,
The NAvsrah has taken SIX whales
and the rhIashsr three.
On July 20, the Eppiugsr had 22l
seal skins hnd IL otter skiss, the latter
valued at sl75 each.
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HE BRAGaI,a sPANIAaDs.
haw They would wiad Tn Uncle s"rp,
~ Boastinx would DUif.

u Boastinx would DV a.
HAVANA, Aug. 27.-rb Daro do
Ia Marius Gale the nission Of Gen.
sewsrt Il. Woodiord, toe United
slsles minister to Spain, failure, and
tai.
Germany and France nre sutirely
hostile ~ American intervention IN
cuban matters. Engand, skilled like
sn I'd Diplomat, 10 also evAsive TO
"oUdfofus ineiDuatloD, ana no OK
Pressed no opinion regarding Cuba.
but Great Britain 10 terrifying CUB a
anu preparing against poss bic trouble
WIN the Unitei States owing to
Amstican jlngoism.
The Daro de l., Marina then
mskes Iun OF the American leu ist
Minister, visiting In Europe anu
,ounding foreign cabinets and meeting
WIN failure go lar ns the Cuban policy
"Sot osTned. Tue payer adut'
spain, no matter whether che 10
saehtd or not by ths European powers,
IN not allow IOrelgn Intervention
mo her affairs AID thu Infatuated
sshsets wiz not surely provoke war
'alch they know will onIy end VIII
Wal ruin 10 b1,h sides.
war with the United States weulo
wy fsise Spain's patriotic enthusiasm
suu The people woulu confront the
n!ugner rs a nation, while In the
0u'eu Slater 1t would prove only
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GOBLIN Com pEu.IN.cnIRF.
q. A, Y. Lead-rship Gees TO Psnnsyi-
vnnIa This Year.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 26.-CIncin-
NATE ,riumJu IA securing the ma.
iionRl enosmpment for 1898 and
Pennsylvania victory III winning
The CT nispder.in.chief OF tho GRAM
Army were the features OF The encs IN q.
ment. BJth BATHS were hard fought.
Following tue selection OF CiDein.
natl A rc bishop Ireland was called to
the stand aud maus q glowing speech.
He was followed by General Lew
Wallace, who made u short suuTess.
The report Of the committee un In
stIuctiop followed tho address. IL
criticised the books IN history READ
10 The schools ~ the Sjuth as inAccu.
rate, and suggested sOme changer.
Nominations for oOmmauJsr.iu-
chiei were theJ declared IN orIer auu
Isaac +. Mack Of SAndusky, o., J. T..
q. G1ui % Lebanon, Pa, George Ii.
Innes nf Bjston anu Jonn q. Line
han OF New HsDpsh,rs were placed
In nominations. Later MIR. Ianss
Withdrew. The 1rsl ballot rpsuWeu:
Macs, 26s, Llnehan ISL, Goblin 296-
no Chuio5.
The vote on the secon1 ballot VA
never announce officially, but ms cast
1t stood; Gobtn, s5S, Mack, 259; Line.
han, 1923
Before the result could be announced
by tue tellets the t.n Missouri, votes
that had been cast for Mack were
Withdrawn and ordered changed IL
q blp, VINO had rrceived the 9th or ~
o, the % votes belonging to too state.
This gave Cohen s6S votes, anu
enough 10 elect.
Then Illinois and other states began
to erder their vnies changed, but while
this WAS in progress II. b. Brown o.,
Ohio, who nominated Mr.. Mack, askeu
unao NOUS consent that the a0iutant
general be lnttrueieu 10 cast the vote
OF the encampment for MIR. Goblin,
IN sklDR mis- eiocsi N unaaim
The encsmpmeut thsn sdjourned
until 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning..
SHUT THE PRESIDENT OUT.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 28 The
Presiusut OF tho United States wac
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To survey the Ki.ndiks Route.

WAsHINoToN, Aug. 27.-rhe coast
anu geodelic survey mas authorized
Augustus +. Rogers, In oharra of the
bureaus OF San francisco office, to
procesd with assistant to the mead OF
Lynn Canal, Alaska, and make q
thorough survey OF that part OF the
KloL dixie route. Particular attention
Will be- gwen the topography and
photography OF the Skagusy and
Dyea localities. MIR. Rogers will leave
al once.
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sLE,sINa IN DISGUISE.


NEW YORK, Aug. >7.-Harry g..
Stone, tie veter-r m"osger OF the
Paterson opera house, became Ill aud
was forced to 60 t. his home, which IL
called Ryle PsrR, nm the banks OF the
Passsic river, q snort distance below
The villtge vi Little Falls.
His inuisI osltion proved the saliva.
tion OF his three daughters, Minnie,
Bella aud Maud, for he rescued them
from drowning ny his opportune ad.
vent from town. The girls had gone
out for . row on the rivsr and they
u. set In twelve feet OF water just after
hls arrival. Although MI Stone 10 90
years old, ne managed to reach them
sefore they sank aud saved them by
almost superhumsn Efforts. Two were
unconscious when btOu9 ut ashore.
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uPuOLDs wRYLER.
Spanish Prime niuistsr says tbs
Cuban War IL About to Esd.

MADRID, Aug. 27.-Gen. Azscst-
rRga, ne spanish premier al the
cabinet council over which no pre-
sided last night, declared the govern
ment would follow in the footsteps OF
the late Premier Senior Csnovas del
Castillo.
Gen. AzScsrraga announced that
the government had full oonfiJonGs in
Capt. Gao ,WeyIer's political and mill.
larry olpuuot OF sffairs in Cuba.
Personally this premier was aware that
the insurrrctiOn in Cubs was ap.
reaching an end and II the United
States made any demonstration, which
he noped weulU not be the case, Spain
woulu 90 Der duty.
This premier olcs,d his speech by
appealing for the good will OF all con.
servalives.