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COLlIERIES WILL RESUME
CORONER's JURY STILL FAILS TO
ARRIVE AT A VERDICT
Miners Are Thoroughly Organizing Them.
selves 10 be Ready ." Case of
Another strike.

Hazel,on. Pa. Sept. 2G.-Nothlng new
developed to-day In the strike region and
the day passed quietly. All the collier
les will resume tomorrow. some for the
full week. others for part OF the week
General Goblin and his STAN rode To Au-
denreid this afternoon. and this evening
the Ninth regiment gave a dress parade.
II IL announced AT headquarters that the
Fourth regiment is 10 be withdrawn on
Tuesday. The Fourth Is stationed at
Drifton. A conference will he held to-
morrow TO decide ON the Withdrawal of
other troops. The failure OF the coro-
ner's jury To arrive al verdict is yari-
ously commented upon. Another meet
ing OF The Jury IL To be- held tomorrow
evening. when Il is expected "A verdict will
be- rendered.
Al a meeting OF miners held at Free
land to-day several prominent labor lead
ers were present. The meeting was held
behind closed doors. 4, f. known. how
ever that the miners are being thorough
~ organized. SO that IN the event of
another strike they will have a leader
and organization.
A gang of roughs broke into Squire
Robinson's Office at Audenred and de-
molishcd considerable furniture. Later
the residenc. Of Mine Superintendent Co
mer Jones was stoned Robinson refused
to Issue a warrant for Foreman Jones
arrest several weeks ago and this Is sup
posed to be the cause of the raid made
ON his Office.
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WERE LqD[D FOR BEAR
WERE RElDY FOR A FIGHT
Their Movemhts Made the Landlady
Suspicious - She Notified the Po-
hcs-App,nr to BE Veterans
in he Business.

Portland, Or, Sept. 26.-Two men
giving the nahes of Charles jackson
and George VILLAINS We're arrested in
this city this afternoon and charged
with holding " the Oregon Railroad
a Nayiga tionI company's train near
Clarnie. seven hiles from this city. last
night. EnginSr Evans and Fireman
Wilkes. who we're ON the engine, posi-
lively identifis3 the two men as the
parties who III them down the track
after the holdb.
While the mk arrested appear to be
veterans In thor business. their plans
last night werj carried out In a most
bungling manter. The sum total ~
their haul wal fl6 In cash and one
watch, which hey took from the en-
gineer and ireshn. The clue which led
10 the arrest q The hiehwaymcn was
furnished by a eoman. Mrs. Hamilton.
who keeps a l&ging house at No. 4,
Seventh stree1 this city TN last
Wednesday tw& strangers came la her
house and enaged lodgings. While
arranging the Itom after the men had
gone out. the stond day. Mrs. Hamil-
ton noticed two lhotEuns. two revolvers
and square box marked. "Bewares
handle with cad
She thought kothing of the matter
until last evenirt about O'Clock. when
the two men drtve up la the house In
a buggy. Wulidns. the younger of the
two. got out ard went into the house
and soon came d. with the guns in his
hands. Anothsrlrip was made and this
time he carried kut the square box on
which the war1uG was written. and
carefully arrandd u In the buggy.
When Mrs. Hamilton read In this
mornings paperhhat a train had been
held up just outs ie the city limits last
night. she quickll associated the move
ments ~ her twy dodgers with the az
fair. She notified the chief ~ police "f
the actions Of hettwo roomers and said
that they were \ their rooms. Chief
Barry with four ben went to the house
about = o'clo,k ills afternoon. Detec-
tive Joseph Reilk was sent into the
house while the fmainder of the force
stood guard ON ~ sidewalk.
As soon as the tbbers observed Rsil-
ly. williams juuted for hts revolver
but the detective has too quick for him
and covered each man with a revolver
Chief Barry and hiE force then rushed
in and handcuffel<he men and hurried
them away 10 thdcity jail. In search.
ing for evidence fear the scene Of the
holdup the police pund II sticks of dy.
Mantle which eyi\ently they INTENDED
TO use I'm blowing bpen the safe of ths
express car The ISlice are n the opin'
ion that there weIf more in the gang
but that some OF (hem failed To reach
the appointed piaSr ON time, which
caused their plans 10 miscarry.
The hig'hwayme1 secured the bugg,
al n livery stable lte In the afternoon
and returned II ab&it 1890 o'clock last
night. about one htir after the hoidup
This morning Engibeer Evans pocket.
book. which the roHpers took from him
WAS found In the buggy.
The men are cha ted with train rob.
berry. but Il IL PROBABLE an additional
charge of stopping the United States
malls will be cntertd against them b,
the United States government
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tory of the congress. The interest shown
In this gathering by Western states make
u evident that action will be taken by
the convention looking To radical de-
parture from present methods Of agri-
culture In the semi-srid lands ~ the
West While irrigation and It's benefits
will be- the main subjects Of discussion Il
Is possible that the congress Will 20
further and enter into consideration OF
financial and economic subjects.
Tomorrow will be an exceedingly busy
day for the local executive committee.
Delegates will begin arriving early and
continue throughout the day. Utah prom
ises TO send the largest rcpresentati
from any one state. aside from Nebraska.
Judge Emery West, assistant land COM
missioner. will represent the federal gov
ernment and has started from Washing
ton.
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A COOL PIECE OF WORK
NORTHERN PACIFIC pA0o1n0U8
HELD UP NIAn noo1uu1AD.
Bet fsr u Ususasr 10 Cusstsg - cnso
Thsy WsshA nass unas .
Mich ussl.

Moorhead. MINI. sept. x-1he weet>
bound passenger train on the Northern
Pacific railway Was held np - miles ease
of here at an early hour this moru@ng- ft
h said the express ear carried = iaFus
sum of money. which the robbers fn1>e4
to secure. owing to a blunder in cutting
on the cars. This was the crolsst p1ecn
of work Imaginable. Engineer HoovzSs
lust after pulling out of olyndon usktce1
"A man on the front platform Of Ne boo~
gage ear.
A few minutes later the robber ciinh<1
over the tank and at the point Of . paseol
told the engineer To apply the brahsu-
The other robbers came forward hing
ing In the conductor and brAkcmsn- A11
mounted the engine. which vas ngain
started west. The robber sat on the tonk
and ordered the engineer to keep msS~
ing. Not until the train reached moer-
head was II known that the enGtnf en4
mail car had been cut on from The ooi-
ance OF the train. The other robbers ele-
covered that they had not cut oceG
enough into the train to secure the ex-
press safes and they rapidly despnfle1
IN. crew of their watches and noaey
and made their escape.
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Az TOWARDS.
One More Dessh-Nsariy ths whole rsvs
De- nsrieksn.


De ssriehss.
Edwards. Miss. Sept. ss.-There has
been one death from yellow fever here
to-day. that Of Mrs. Noblin. The fol-
lowing eases are reported since I
O'Clock last night. Whites-Mrs. Levi.
Mary sagier. Mrs. DruEood. Mrs. Duke
Askew. Caroline Brown. Mrs. Sadie
Martin, Lee Martin. Estes Harris, Eva
Harris Mrs Ethel crister. DIR. W. NJ.
Champion. Mrs. =. A. Harris. Mrs. W.
II. Harris. Waverly Birdson. Mrs. j.
". Graves, Mrs. Pavenkott. J. w. Bsr-
her. little daughter of J. Boxiei Col
ored-Alf Beard. Willie Brown. Annie
Make Rose Sweeper. Sam McThomas.
New cases to-day. %; total cases to
date. II; deaths for the day 1; total
deaths To date. :,
A new case developed at Champion
nm. that OF Dr. william Champion.
and the case II a serious one Another
cas-. Is reported at Queens Hin. A few
more strides and the fever VIII have
stricken the entire town.
Ethel crister. the only druggist. was
taken ~ this morning, and DIR. Hunter.
of the state board. has wired for an
Other druggist immune from the dis
ease. Only three or four cases are de-
cidsd serious and these are receiving
the best of attention frOm physicians
and expert nurses.
Among those taken with the disease
to-day was &. r. Barber. representative
of the associated press. and one VI the
wsalthiest men In Edw ards. Some days
ago Mr.. Barber advised the jackson
office of the associated press that he
feared he was taking the disease. hut
that II was his Intention TO send the
pevs as long as possible.
F'rsd Johnson. an Immune operator
from Taliuluh. Alabama. has been sent
To take the plac. ~ Mr. Barber. and n.
went on duty to-day.
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Mobile. Ala, sept &-The returns at
the board of health ONCE to-day for The
q hours ending at noon showed i've new
cases and no deaths. with two patients
discharged. This leaves q under treat
ment So favorable a report vas mt
looked for by many. for the weather has
turned warm again and the Increase N
the number 20 cases the last two days
seemed prelude for serious turn of
the outbreak There II. however. no sc~
tual change for the worse. the cass o.
Lafayette street near the old she'll roo4
b.lng but reappearance OF the dir<ase
In one ~ the foci. where II seemed 70 -
stamped out. This case II that of Broth
~ slmprolnan. of the Catholic orphan
asylum The deaths 50 far show a Fatt1
Of ID per cent. Another death vas ~
ported to-day. Miss Florence Bart<y. -
years old residing AT Elmira. she ~
reported yesterday.
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saved the wsmar's Life.

Paragould. Ark. Sept. 2s-At Bertig n
little station on the Parsaould Southeast
ern railroad nine miles east of this place.
W. n. Worthy shot and almost instantly
killed e. Hopkins. a prominent citizen Of
that place about $ O'Clock this afternoon.
Hopkins and his wife recently separated.
Hopkins returned this afternoon and as
saulted his wife with u knife. Worthy in
terfered To save the womans life. and
drawing pistol shot Hopkins rs he WIS
about to plunge the knife into his wife's
body. Worthy surrendered and Is In jail
at paragould
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PEARL eRyAN's SKULL
Pound In - sand Mar by n Boatmas DiE.
gius for Coal.

Cincinnati. Sept. s.-william Panon. a
boatman. while digging for coal 10 Mo
doc sand bar ON tb" Kentucky side pf the
Ohio river. found a skull, the lowe in~
Of which WAS gone. In the upper jaw
were nine teeth. Two front teeth were
gold-hlled. An expert dentist sau n II
tn. skull Of woman between y and -
years. II T. supposed 10 be that of Pearl
Bryan for whose murder Jacksob ana
walllng wrre hanged. Should that prove
true n has been In the river over -
months
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DIDN'T GET ENOUGH.
Mas. Meeting In Athens Another War
with Turkey Urged.

Athens. Sept. ga large meeting was
held this afternoon IN Concord square.
where resolution was adopted calling
upon King George and the cabinet to
renew the war with Turkey. rather than
accept the terms of peace offered by the
peace conference. Most of the addresses
were brllicose. one speaker making a yn-
lent attack upon the king and Crown
Prince Constantine. The police endcav-
ored To arrest him. but he escaped with
the assistance of the crowd The most
influential section of the press continues
peaceful In tone.
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NOT CALLED OFF.
Debs VIII Deliver the Opening Address
Co tho Labor Goase ntion.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-Notwithstanding
the announcement by Eugene V. Debs
that the convention of labor organixa-
tions called for this city tomorrow Is
on. the social democracy leader said
tonight that the conference would he
held and that he himself would call the
gathering Ia order.
The call for IN. present convention
was issued nn sept. : and signed by
r. J. Donnelly. j. r. Sovereign. w. ID.
Mahon. James o'connell and Il. v
nebs meeting of that committee
was To have been held In Chicago sat
urday. but Debs was the only member
present He accordingly announced
that there would be no convention.
Since that time the single tax delegates
have come On and IL has been ordered
10 go ahead.
A committee waited on Debs this
evening and invited him Ia call the
convention To order tomorrow morn
ing. He accepted and VIII deliver the
opening address. u is probable the
coal strike and other trades union
matters will be- left alone during the
conference. The result viii he a dis
cussion of the best means of securing
what the call denominates as the IN
alienable rights of every citizen under
the constitution"
Mr. Debs put IL In this way late to-
night: Il am exceedingly pleased that
the Single Tax League has taken the
conference In hand and will do all l
can TO aid In the work. ] can be pres
| ent only u portion of tomorrow. how
ever. as ! must leave for an Eastern
trip In the Interest of the social democ-
racy.
II regret exceedingly that the Fed
Grafton of Labor has not given the con-
ference Its countenance. ns u would
have added greatly to the success ~
the session. Unfortunately the idea IL
prevalent that the object ~ the con-
ference. as originally designed. was
solely In the interest of the mine work
ers. That would have been practically y
a side issue. There are matters nj
weightier and far-reaching moment a.
come before the body. In my opinion
IA is equally important AZ Was the st
/ Louis convention"
About 10 delegates only have arrived
TO attend the meeting.
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A COMPROMISE.
u May Happen That General Tracey May
Not Re Nominated.

New York Sept. es.-A conference Of
the republican leaders Of Greater New
York was held to-day. The conference
discussed the arrangements of details for
Tuesdays convention. and the available
liy Of candidates for comptroller and
president of the council. No action OF a
decisive character WAS taken. A talk
with several of the conferees gave the
impression that General Tracey's name
will not he presented to the convention
on Tuesday. In fact. N the very earnest
declarations OF some well-known and In
spired statesman are worth anything at
all, the chances Of a compromise with
the Citizens Union on lines indirectly
outlined are very good indeed.
The other candidates spoken OF are:
Ashbeli p. Fitch. To he renominated for
comptroller: X. Ross Appleton of Brook
lyn. for president Of the council. and
probably Thomas l.. Hamilton for sher-
iff
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New York. Sept. $.--The Brooklyn
Eagle to-day publishes the statement
that there was positive authority for say
ing that Seth Low had declared terms by
which he would withdraw In favor OF a
republican nominee for mayor. Tonight
Mr. Low In answer 10 direct question.
wrote this reply: The statement In the
Eagle was made without authority from
me and represents me IN AN attitude l
have never taken. The reporter unwii-
tingly attributed to me what he could
well have attributed TO himself" The ar
iicle did not attribute any statement TO
Mr.. Low. u said. however. that Chair
man Reynolds. of the Citizens conven-
tion union. had verified the report that
such terms had been made He could
not be seen tonight.
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.c,ed that Of Mobile win no, be- desainsl

f,cted that NJ Mobile viii not b. detslne(
near Atlanta.
Surgeon Kalloch OF Cairo. H.. reporu
that the temperatures Of all the cases -
the government dredge boat at Piiisdet
phia we're normal this morning. 7 hrce
cases In the Marine hospital this morning
have already been discharged ~ vetl.
DIR. Guiteras reports that there n no
yellow fever ~ raliahuh and urlhl-
where he was sent to investigate crrtsin
suspicious eases ~ sickness There n =
case Of fever at California the wife of =
physician. and the Infection l. traced ~
Edwards, Mss.
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f'suad In the River.

Chicago. sept. &-rhe dead body oe
Edward IAN of Buffalo. n. ". was taken
from th. Chicago river to-day. Thsrs
was no mark on the body To Indicate vtc-
ience. u II believed Hili either fell OF
the dork iuto the river OF tumo>e1 e<sr-
board from r~9~ eoat fF>m Budals - it
entered the river. Hiii was . m<mhrr e
a weIl-known and wealthy family 81 nuf-
falo. u Il said.
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AN EARLY TERMINATION.
Captured Rebels in ChaiRs Rnd the Revo.
luton Crushed.

Managua, Nicaragua. Sept. &C. via Gal
weston. Tex.-President Zclaya and the
government troops are returning from
Managua. where the latter will be- paid
OF and disbanded. The presidents prompt
and aggressive efforts have brought the
revolution to an unexpectedly early ter
mination. Many captured rebels are ar
riving IN chains and will be imprisoned.
Adequate detachmcnts Of soldiers re-
mained AT the various towns In the dis
iricis affected by the revolution 10 en-
force the penalties against the rebels,
Congress will adjourn on the 18th to
reasscmblc IN January next.
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IRON oae.
Product OF the Lake Mines Will Heat An
kecords.

Cleveland. o., Sept. ss.-From talks
with iron ore dealers II is learned that
the movement Of ore from the upper lake
mines this year will heat all records. II
II now estimated that AT least 13VD.0D
tons will be marketed this season and
next spring H. likely tn find all the docks
clear. That would be unprecedented. Last
year the stocks In the spring amounted
Ia 3.oaD.9p tons. with ~ per cent Of the
allotment of the ore as has not already
been sold and prices show a buoyancy
under the heavy sales. II is believed the
ore pool which existed prior to last spring
viii be reorpanized next spring.
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ouRNEo TO a cRisP.
fire's Work ~ u steamer In Rassia
white Al Were Asieep.

~. Petersburg. Sept. "a dtpatch
from rfs. capital of the departmnt of
Ufa. In Southern Russia. says tint the
steamer Admiral Gervais. with 1co pass
cngers. while lying on the town took
fire while all wer. asleep.
A terrible panic ensued, owing 10 IN.
fact that before the passengers cotad dis
embark the steamer moved into mid
stream In order not 10 endangcr neigh
boring vessels
Many passengers jumped overheard 20
escape the flames, Some were rsrued
but many more were drowned. Two were
burned 10 n crisp and several oth"rs scr.
iously The total number Of victims has
not Yet been ascrrtalncd.
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Fire Gsglag In shs asssissss rsrtiss-mU1
WknA n1i~winv.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Livingston. Sept. E.-Fire At IN thu
morning l. raging In two frzne bul,a-
ings ON Second street. IN the rear OF the
Enterprise block II has comnuntrasr4
to Garnier's cigar store ON the east 49,
Of the street. endanEering the Albrsnsris
hotel and Hefferlin block. The hustnses
part Of town is In danger but IT, -
may be controlled. II b very hot non.
and with strong wind blowing. looks ~
for the town.
Later-s:@-rhe nre Is nov behaved ss
be- under control.
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New York. Sept. 2s.-The United Ger
man-American societies Of Greater New
York held conference There were 20
delegates present. representing l20 Ger
man organizations. claiming to have a
total membership Of i7s.oD votes. Reso-
lutions were passed requesting the de-
mocrncy TO nominate william Sohmer Of
he'18nxUn0zt<(a 49, md piedEfhg the
party 10000 votes. An EFFORT TO indorse
the Chicago platform at the conference
was voted down.
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Paris. sept. g.-The Journal d. peeais
contains an article to-day from the pen
of N. piercr. Paul LEROY -Bssiii"u. pro
testing against the proposal ot the Tree
coinage ~ silver IN the French mints,
which. be declares would compromise the
comm'r,e. CREDIT aud political power OF
France.
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frum Nariaus Points.

Washington. sept &-rhe surseon-gen-
sral OF the Marine hospital to-nig ht re-
c.lyrd the following advices from the vel
low fever district: From Atlanta. Ca.
Dr. Sawteile reports that there We're no
yellow fever suspects ON the trains and
there are no suspicious eases In the city.
Two suspects now In the detention camp
prove to be all right.
Dr. Glennan at Mobile reports that
there were tive new cases there to-day
but NO deaths. The urgent nesd OF IN.
spectors OF freight dlsinfcetion al Mont.
gomery and rhomsasto1T h urxed hy sur.
ge"n Gi.nnan. and he requests authority
10 appoint three. He add, that n ths
New Orleans baggage 10 nj disin.
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DAY PASSED QUIETLY.
Mckinley Goes to Church aud Ansr-
ward. tails on President Carter

Adams Mass. sept s.-President Mo
Kinley passed the day very quietly In
tie morpiHR the president and the Misses
Mabl and Grace McKinlr>l accompanird
by their host went 10 tine Congregational
church. The church was crowded and
decorated with flowers. Tn. usual order
VI service was observed. AZ the clos II
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y~ry l.issle Shsnes<I.

Biloxi Miss. Sept. S.-The condition %
Affairs here to-day h very little Changed
from what n has been for the past ses-
erai days There are very few csses rs~
ported up To this time. and with fec en-
ceptions these are doing we'll Mr.. I'd
ward Benedict of the Review ID repoetr1
a. being critically M with the fever.
The board Of health report: Total cns<n
of yellow fever to date ~: new cases. -:
now under treatment. Is: total yellow few
er deaths to date. 4
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Their. viii d. the Largest Atien,lan-. in
In the HisiorN of the Congress.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Sept. si.-lsettcrs and tel
eprams received to-day from eNpectant
attendants al thu National Irrigation
Congress. which begins on Tuesday, indi-
cat. the largest attendance IN the his
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schosssr Goorwia has n s~sue Espe.
ricnce len n Hurricane.

Fehce tu n uuTff'Hhr'
New orleans. Sept. %.-The folr-mast-
ed schooner Goorwin stoddard arrived in
port to-day from Fsrandia. fh.. and
reported "a severe experience during tho
hurricane which prevailed ofr th' south
ern coast during the past wak. ON
sept II Nils Svcnsol. one Of the crew, a
Norwegian, fell from the spankg mast
head To the deck and WAS instantlf killed
ON the I'D the schooner Kat. J. ireland
was sighted. flying distress sigtal. She
was sinking and had lost all hcI boats.
The Stoddard tvpk on the crew of the
ireland. consisting Of Captain ,rockeit
and seven men, and the Ireland sank one
hour and forty minutes later. None of
the rescudcmcn saved any of tl,ir cf-
fecis.
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Broke the Record,

New York. Sept 9.-The steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from Hrcmcn and
southampton. passed IN Sandy Hook NJ
sa6 D. m. She has broken the westward
record from Southampton. made by the
81. Paul. by a minutes.
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hoard Of m-.lsA.. R.p.rs.

New Orleans. Sept. S.-The board -
health OF the state oficiai announces .the
status OF affairs In New Orleans ~ re-
CARDS yellow fever To be as follows; Dur
ing the "a hours ending Sunday. eeptsu-
bsr ~ NJ = y. m. there were cases u
yellow fever. n. deaths. none: total cnees
10 date. 10. total deaths from yeilsw
fever to date n. Hereafter u n prp-
posed TO announce the number of pren-
ises released from quarantine. also the
number of patients discharged AZ we'll
The board Of health has received ndvice
OF a case of yellow fever at TaluIlnh. La
The board will hold special meeting to-
morrow to consider the question Of quars
antining galveston.
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y,rsvrss ~ La. rus.. R-c.p,ar~a.

Madrid. Sept. ss.-The declaration Il
made here and n being generally circu-
lated that the Spanish troops IN Cuba
which was taken by the insurgents un-
der calixto Garcia and Jesus Rabion.
September ..