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The Monitor-register., 1897-03-12
THE NEWS FROM Two COUNTIES.
Elmer,

EhheF
There is soon to be telephone service
connecting Elmer and Ceutreton.
Howard Swing, of Shirley, recently
killed his large hog, 1t weighed 632
pounds.
Warren Kean was teaching in the
Elmer public school Last week in place of
Miss Anna Taylor.
A milk wagon of the latest style is
being built by J. r Edwards for j. T.
Cross of Oak Grove Dairy, Glassboro.
Mrs. D. B. Elwell has been spending a
few days visiting at Woodbury., the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. David Smallwood,
The Elmer Conclave of Heptasophs have
changed their meeting night from
Wednesday to Thursday, and will meet
in Temperance Hall
Saturday, March Goth, being the anni-
vsrssry of the birthday of General Neal
Dow, the father of Prohibition, the W,
G. T. o., of this place, will hold appro-
pirate exercises.
The Pittsgrove Township Sunday
school Association will hold convention
in the Olivet M. E Church on Tuesday
evening next. Rev. l.. D. Stultz and
others will speak.
The Democrats elected the following
ticket: For Mayor, W. l. Packard:
Council, Charles 81. Morris. F. M. LASH
ley and W. B Jones; Commissioner of
Appeals, ]. E. Handle; Surveyors of
Highways, J. G. Brooks and Henry Cole.
Appropriations: Streets, 500; lights,
5000; salaries, $875; incidentals, 4100; G,
A. R., $25; improvement Association,
800.
The Elmer Legion, Order of the Red
Cross, recently " on in a contest, pair of
gold plated battle axes, which will be
formally presented to the order at a
public meeting held in Reeds Hall on
Friday evening, the 10Th inst. A special
| train will be run to Elmer to convey
members of the order from Camden and
Philadelphia. and are expected to bring
a brass band with them. 1t is understood
| that Past Supreme Commander Randall,
of Philadelphia, will be present and
address the meeting. The public are
invited to attend the meeting and witness
the presentation.
| At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Methodist Church held last week
at the home of Mrs 8. =. Baker
the following were elected officers for
the ensuing year: Mrs. Martha Hitch-
ner, President; Mrs.. Addie iMadara
Vice President; Mrs. Jacob Hitchner,
Secretary; Mrs. s. P. Baker, Treasurer
Collectors; South Main street, Mrs
Haines; Broad street, Mrs. Beckett; the
country, Mrs. Garrison. Entertainment
committee: Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Madara,
Mrs. Coombs. Mrs. Lashley, Mrs. Barber
Mrs. Hannah Ackley, Mrs. Foster
Richards. Parsonage committee: Mrs
Ackley, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Elwell, Mrs
Garrison, Miss Mary Quigley.
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Beware of O1ntHaenrs for Catarrn that
Contain MareurY.


as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it throug
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ]
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.. contains nc
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, 10 buying Hall't
Oatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine
1t is taken internally, aud made il
Toledo, Ohio, by r. J. Cheney q Co
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75e. per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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If you want an honest quart of honest
milk wait for Lippincott.
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-12

Try can of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
(Rulled Corn). 1t is delicious. Full qt !,
10 cents.
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Benjamin Hughes, residing near
Eldridge Hill, has been visited 0y
chicken thieves who, on different occa-
sions. succeeded in carrying off large
amount of his stock of poultry.
Determined, if possible, to put stop to
further depredations, Mr.. Hughes ran a
string from the poultry house to his
room window, which, if the door of the
bennery was opened, would signal the
presence Of the thief. Oae night about
a week ago he was warned by the move
ment of the string that the chicken steal
er vas about th commence operations.
Without striking light or even raising a
window Mr. H ughes seized his gun and
fred toward the hennery, and upon
investigation cap filled with shot was
found at the door. and by the marks of
other shot on the door the thief must
have been badly wounded. Inquiry has
been made for the owner of the cap, bat
there is no report of the marauder having
been found. Officers are at work on the
case.
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At "Hedgefeld," we have P. Rock hens
weighing 104 lbs., roosters, 10 lbs; eggs,
so cts per 10. Also White Holland
turkeys.
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Buv those varieties of Fruits, Shades
and OrnGmentGls, that do best in our
soils and seasons, at "Hedgetield," of
Clark Petit, at abont 25 per can't. of the
prices asked by Tree Agents for kinds
not adapted here. Now is the right
time to plant them.
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Grier s. Boone are closing out their
winter line of mems, boys aud children's
cloJhiIg at a sacrifice to make room.
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The Democrats elected the following
ticket in Pittsgrove, 1856 votes being pol
led for it: Chosen Freehoider, William
Snyder; Assessor. George Schalick; !;
Collector, James W. Colder; Township
Committee, John Fl. Cooper; Commits
sioner of Appeal. Joshua R. Handle; Sur
veyors of Highways, Frederick Hitchser,
A. r Snyder; Pound Keepers, Joseph
Sager, John Vanleer, Robert Fox, David
Smith, Elan Dunham, A. r. Snyder,
Jacob Wise.
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Assessor. D. P Dorrel, Jr., R. 1874
William Simpkins. D., 200; Collector.
Abram Darlington, R., "; Charles Arm
strong, D.. 251. Freeholder, Thomas G
Wilbraham, R.. 1870; Samuel V. Jones'
D., 1856. Commissioners of Appeal
Thomas Pierson, R., 122, George Arm
strong, R., 1873; John Hitchner, D.. 1856
Surveyors of Highway. Lewis III. James
R., 122, H. G Perry, R. 1873; jeremiah S
Watson, D.. 1876, Samuel Nickel, D., 1876
Township Committee. John II. Vanleer
1876 Pound Keepers William Leo, R
1877, w. H. shimp, R. 1876. Gideon Butler
R., 1874, Jos. Perry, R., 1872; Samue
Shimp, D, 1856, Samuel Peterson. D.. 1876
Horace Pitman, D. 1876, Joshua Sanderlin
D. 1914. John q. Yanleer. D, 1914.
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DOMESTIC.

George w. Schiller arrives In New
York from Port LINEN and reports
having been maltreated by Columbian
officials
Governor Jones of Arkansas offers
$500 reward for the arrest of the as-
sassfn Of General Clayton. The crime
occurred In 1889
Grief and chlgrin because his father
wes q dcfauItcr caused Jtines Charm
ley, Jr.. To commit suicide at NH
waukcc,
Second trial of Martin Thorne for the
k.iisng OF Guldensuppe. He will swear
Mrs Mack id the killing
The tragedy OF Bayou Laconb. La.
was caused by a fend started by
women
Only three new cases of fever NJ
New Orleans and one at Noble.
Another man alleged TO DO Durham.
the California murderer, has been ar
rested w Arkansas.
The president has practically COM
pletcd his Forthcoming message to con-
gress.
Formal charges Of Irregularities nled
against United States Commission J.
W. Smish Of pyea. Alaska.
Republican administration is making
bg estimates OF what It will require
10 run the government.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAYs IMPORTANT NEWS
roLITrcAI.

Republicans arc said TO be beginning
TO see that Hanna's election 10 tho scn-
ute would be to the intcrcs, OF doiioo-
racy.
Csdoncl II, NJ HOUSES position IN the
next campaisn has not yet been dctin-
itely a@ccrta!ned.
Secretary Kennedy says Mr.. Blake Is
not out OF tire gabernatoriai race by
amy means,
M.ddlo-cf-the-road populists meet In
ST. Louis anh declare thoir opposition
to fusion with amy party.
Three hundred Indians opposed b
the Dawes commission psan IN session
at Antlers. I. T. Talk OF ooionlzing
Mexico.
Fircmcn. trainmcn and telcgrnphcrs
will mot join tho proposed now league
because Of ts political character
rldlan, has boon nnearthcd, IN which he
says TINT no Killed both MInrae VIII
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DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
e,nd Of Grief and Chngrin Over HIS
Fathers Disgrace.

a.
Chicago. November % Grief and cna-
grin over the disgrace Of his father. chas.
NJ. CharnIey. according to his friends
drove TO suicide James Chlrnlcy. Jr'' VINO
was found in his room in the Hotel PMS
fer. Milwaukee, Wis, with a bullet noie IN
his head. Charles NJ. Charnley, 'ormeriy
president OF the Presbyterian beard OF ala
ror colleges and academies disappeared iast
summer short some 100000 Ct the funds en-
trusted to him. This weighed heavily on
him and It is said for some time the young
man had been Ill. ,,h,r,,av
THE sister and brother OF Young Charhies I,
both Of when are out of the riiy' Nete
nrtified at once o. the second disaster tna'
had come. ,u,..s .or-
The second chapter in the family sol-
row comes with crushing weight as scuIs
Charnley tsd assumed the place az me
head q. the family, which his father had 80
recently left vacant During the DAYS ~nsh
The story OF Charles M Charnieys snort
age was exploited In the papers ana ever
since. Young Charnley had remained IN tn's
c,tv and borne the br,int OF the recviminh :
lions. rotoriety and disgrace For nontns
pra ylous to his fathers disappearance II y
aid the impending disaster which had hur's
like pantcclcs' sword. by single ihfsaa
likely nj any time TO be broken, was hEewn
10 the young man.
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TIIn STATE.

A confcssion by Blanther the Cali
fornia murderer, who ttlicided at Me-
Hams and Blanshe Lamont.
Nsfs ltcaton ct Victoria suicided by
linking carbolic nrid.
Byrd trial at Cameron resulted IN a
verdict Of murder In the second degree.
Former Governor Hogg predicts that
Texas will build more railroads in the
rrxt two years than any other two
Stntcs IN the rr'on,
Weather bureau says dry weather Is
retardlng wheat; frosts have killed top
crop.
Lockimrt has contracted for a sys-
tenn of waterworks.
Pcsicfiicc at Eel was robbed and the
postmaster beaten into inrcusibllty.
Ne, York capitalists have agreed
to sink twenty seycn new oil wells at
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FOREIGN.

Prince Henry OF Prussia to conn
mand Gcunany's fleet IN Chinese
waters,
Chinese appeal TO Russbm 10 GUST
Germany from the Shan Tun proH,on-
tory, l54
the eventual adoption OF the silver di-
lar from the North Pole TO PatnsoriA.
which he says would add 20 American
prepandcrance
England is claiming that America Is
doing work herrtoforc done by Great
Britain.
Powers have decided to blockade Con-
stanthioplo IL Turkish troops are NOT
withdrawn from Crete.
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Premier saxasta becomes very Lib-
eral to Cuba.

Premier sagaata becomes Very Lib.
eral TO Cuba.
Madrid, November 2s--Scnor Sagasta's
reply today to a Catalan acputatlon Tor.
mally declared that the government Of
Spain could In no way modify Its pro.
grammc Of autonomy for Cuba Continu.
ing, the premier expressed the hope that
the Cuban assembly would elect q commis-
sion which would cooperate with a SPAN
ish commission In determining the COM
mercial relations between Cuba and Spain
by consulting their mutual interests. This
is interpreted as meaning that the cabinet
will adopt the scheme of Senior Moret. the
minister for the colonies, who. as cabled
TO the Associated Press yesterday, an
nouncsd TO the Catalan delegation that he
had fully considered the general interests
OF the colonies. and was convinced that
his policy alone would lead to a peaceful
solution. Contin,iinA Senior Moret OK
planned to the Catalan delegates that in
dealing with the colonies, national. and
not merely Industrial, interests must be
considered
In conclusion the minister announced his
intention of maintaining his opinions be-
fore the cabinet. and II his colleagues dis
agreed with him he was prepared To re-
sign. which step now seems to have been
avoided.
Senior puigcegves. minister OF finance,
when receiving the Catalan Populations,
spoke in substantially the same vein ~
Senior Sagasta.
| The cabinet In council has approved the
article In the autonomy scheme giving the
Cubans the control OF the customs. Its
terms viii not be published until Il has
| received the sanction of the qusen regent.
! In addition 10 the granting OF autonom-
GUS tarin for Cuba, the following reforms
haye been promised;
| The chamber OF deputies OF the island
shall be composed OF between forty and
fifty members. q deputy for each 10000 OF
| the population.
The governor general is TO choose from
this chamber five members TO form an ex-
ecutiye committee. consisting OF o presl-
dent and ministers Of the Interior. finance
Justice and public works
The governor general shall have the rish
TO veto legislation.
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CUBA.

General weyler at Barcelona, and In
addressing friends expressed regret at
his recall and incidentally roasted the
newspapers. He violently opposes au-
tonomy.
Marshal Blanco aathorixed to use
$1,000 to assist the needy peasants,
Conservatives in Cuba rriticdsc the
Marquis Of Apesto@uia fcr his defense
of Weylcr.
j. G.. Peranto. under sentence OF
death In Havana. applies for natural
ization papers, his or'gina, documents
having bcen lost in the Cincinnati GUS
tom house Are.
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REMARKS DIsTAsTEFuL.
Apesteguia's Defense OF Weyier RE-
scented by Conservatives.

Apesteguia's Defense of Weyier Re-
seated by Conservatives.
Havana, November 2s.-The statement
credited to the Marquis OF Apesteguia
leader Of the conservative party in Cuba
In interviews in New York while on his
way from Spain via that city, are produce
irg displeasure among the followers OF
the marquis here, particularly his remarks
to the effect that Genera! Weyler did not
deserve the abuse or criticism be has re-
eeiyed etc.
Such allegations, coming from conser.
valve leader, who Is credited with having
brought about the recall of Weylcr from
Cuba, are resented. and are cassed as
being on a par with the utterances and
behavior of those who are taking part In
the demonstration In honor Il the form T
captain general OF This island. As re-
suit 1t is believed an open rupture be-
tween the conservatives and the marquis
will follow his return here.
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.,u,,n,. AUTONOMOUS TarifH.

Madrid, November es--The lmfarcia' 70
day strorgly opposes the granting Of tarin
autoro,ny 70 Cuba, deelsring that unless
spanish products are admitted 10 that Is
land on psesercn ial terms. geograph'ca'
conditions viii compel the goyerament 70
renounoe the Cuban markets.
ri Liberal strongly supports the propo-
sissn. "a siv3 Cuba an autonomcrs t1rih.
ap1 publishes documents tfnding 10 show
TAT IN che c,ibans. even the Spanish col
o1ssts. a. sire eutontmy
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SPORT.

Scarcity OF small game In Wharptl
couGsty shows str.Dgent game law
was needed
Mccoy -creedon fight VIII take place
at Long Ixand C.ty
Royal STANDARD. the champion coac'i
etaafson OF chicago, turns out 70 bs a
ringer.
Rev. Charles II. Day. chancellor Of
Syracuse university. defends football
Trustees Of the Northwestern uni
ye,sltv Of Chicago may bar football
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COMMERCIAL.

Spo, eottan markets. closed steady
and Unchanged. with futures off only
iar2 points. despite the heaviest days
receipts at ports ever recorded,
Cors.cana.
Engineer prevented holdup on The
Fort Worth and Rio Grandc near Dub
lin.
Grain and provision markets DUH.
Wheat ,sM5-si higher for May and Nc
for December. Oats unchanged ana
pork higher.
SDifIl net gains were slicNn in some
OF tho leniinx stocks over Mondays
close.
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MuRDEnER.
y Jones Offers a Reward of
Hundred Dollars for Him.

/ Ca, November 23.--Governor
Arkansas wires the Journal today
(fll give a reward of $500 for the
q conviction OF the murderer of
Pn, who was assassila.ed In Ilum-
Ark. in November, 1888. Luther
coavict guard at Pitts, Ga. tells
PA that he knows me mar!erer
Qincient evidence 10 convict him,
reward of $500 would be 10 ir-
p disclose the guilty party. If
y Is reliable the murderer of
probably a convict who Is row
term in the Georgia penitentinry.
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Tric cocaine ordinance.
Progress Of strcct paving.
a romantic webbing.
These who win make sndus,riaa tx
ftbiis.
General claiborne's interest in the
Houston carnival,
Thanksgiving themes.
10 organize labor exchange.
Programme OF tho county 1'cleher'
Institute.
The poultry show.
Tho Epwpth Leagues celebration Of
Thanksgiving.
The very low railroad rate insures
d big crowd for the rrht, Flower and
Vegetable Festival.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

The area of high pressure which was
moving in over the northwestern portion
of the country last night has moved rap
idly to the east and onerlies the Missss-
sippi valley tonight The lowest baron
eter is 1905 inches, at Jacksonville. The
weather is generally clear, except along
the Gulf coast where 1t is partly cloudy
to cloudy. No precipitation reported dur
ing the past twelve hours.
General Observations.
Observations taken by the United states
weather service at D. m. 18th meridian
time.
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wEyLER TALKS.
Ne Feels Chagrineh nj HIS Recall
md Abu1es Newspapers

rlarcelcna. November %. General Wey-
Ter. addressing number OF MS iriehos.
shortly after his arrival here. Expressed
great regret at bis recall from Cuba. adding
that M was particularly annoy-i at thu
attitude Of certain newspipars. which de-
xlarcd he favored the insurgea-s. ron'iLu-
ING the general remarked .'s3anish col
der. however. tayc the same contempt fcT
n ID rapens as they have for filibusters"
Referring 10 the concentration OF the Gu
han peasants near the towns OF thst island
General wsyier explained that he deemed
such q step necessary because tney "e'e
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Probabilities.

Washington, November 23.-For Eastern
Fair; warmer; northerly wanas,
becomlng southerly.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkan-
s,s-rnir. warmer: southerly winds.
North and South Dakota-increashis
Nehraska and Kansas--Fair; warmer
scutherly winds.
Colorado and Wyoming = increases
c,criiness: warmer; southerly winds
fundamentally cloudy weather, occa,
s,anai SHOWERS; warmer; southwester.y
winds.
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OCCUPATION MAY BE- PERxANtHi.
THIS Phase Aaitstes Both BssterA'
and Europsaa Dlplomlts.
BAD FAITH MAS MANIFEST.
thsn~ Haa Agreed 10 MaA4 All me
Amcnds Demanded ~ 0erManys
ana Was Tsken UnAwases.
Now York. Novembet as.---Acoordlng =

NOW xork, NOVEMBER Ns--Ac0oSu1og -
= Warrington diepstch 10 the Herald.
China has appealed 70 Russia to out
Germany from her territory, Is the re-
suit Of the occupation BY Gcrmun force
Of part Of the Shan run peninsula.
As the Russian legation In pekin is In
charge OF the secretary. Count Cassinl.
tho minister having been transferred to
Washington as the diplomatic representa-
rive OF Russia, tho negotiations on the
subject are being conducted at st. Petcrs-
burg 1t is hoped by tho Chinese that
the influence excrtcd by Russia, which
prevented the rehabilitation Of the Turk
feh navy. will be exercised upon Germany
with equal success in the matter Of her
Withdrawal from Chinese territory.
Notwithstanding the Efforts Of the Chi
nesc government TO get Germany to name
date when che would withdraw her
forces, the German government has taken
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say. IL Of very exeltablc temperament
and hss failure to accent the apology rid
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hese government s"'" '"'' 'e''A1"'
simply awaiting prelest 70 occupy
p''''" % '"' Ns'''' '
celSshai Kingdom.
| Germany has always been anxious TO
.h,a,n ,,rr,,orv In thu far East. where her
MAJ, .,
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GUS tina, the black, white and red nag
,hou,d wave over n section Of that coun-
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BeeyilIe. Texas. November 2z.--A rous-
ing meeting Of the Cubs Libre" club was
held at the Mexican hall Saturday night.
A number OF speeches were made and
neat sum Of money was raised Cor the
Cuban cause.
Two or three Cuban agents are In the
city. and there are ruu,ors Of an expcdi-
lion that viii leave Corpus Christi shorty
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Havana, November 2s'--MarshaI BIanco
captain general OF Cuba. has been author
fztd by the government Al Madrid to sign
a credit for 500 900 10 be devoted 10 the
Immediate relief OF the suffering peasants
who have been gathered In the vicinity pi
the towEs occupied BY the Spanish troopi
Gc precautionary measure. and who had
ben suffering great hardships and priva.
tff,na
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Again wants : Divorce.

Prague. November GA Newspaper OF
this city rays that ex-King Milan Of ser-
via Is again seeking 70 divorce his Wits.
Natalie. In order that he may marry Ar
ltemisa Christie. the divorced wife Of hta
former secretary. and BY whom the former
king has . son.
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~ ,,e Cuban isle The rufnor IL that
ssxerai carloads Of ammunition and other
war supplies win BE- shipped 70 CORPUS
christi labeled as something eise. Tnefs
il VII be received BY agents o. the cupa a,
,unta and quietly taknn on. INTO the s n,,
by small boats and transferred 70 hi'-
huster.
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mont b not energetleally seconded scrious
conflict VIII come from the failure Of thu
rev regime. the principal feature OF which
IL 10 ieave the tariffs 70 CUBAN control
But u ~ hoped that some means may b
devised for harrnonizing the conflicting In
terests.
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IS An AMERICAN.
Pcrastn, Under Sentence of Death
WANTS Naturnliza ton Pnpcrs.

Cincinnati. November 23.-App'cation'
has been made TO the probate court Tor the
ma .ura lzatica papers Of J. q. Peraite nov
under sentence CT dealh In Havana.
Perala was captured with party OF
Cuban insurgents near Havana three weeks
ago The Cubans were shat, but perslta
was given until December to prove his
citizenship Of the United States. His pa
pers were d strsyed In the court h-uss fire
bu, there is ample evidence TO enable the
court to send TO secretary Sherman proof
Of his ci,izcDship.
Peraita has a htayy claim against the
Spanish government for property destroy
ed In Cuta
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Havana. November "a Great uneasiness
is felt In influential liberal circles over
the news Of the protectionist movement IN
Spain. II is believed that II the govern
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Galveston. Texas. November zs.--ino
colorei boy. Carlton Mitchell. who was run
over AT Heffron last night and both legs
cut of. lever recoyerea from IN ' 'ns I"' 4
died tonight at the Seais hosp'la''