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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Sarguilly przybyl.

KEY WEST, Fla, % Lut. -
Gen. Julio Sarguilly przyby}
tn dis z Havany ma parowcu
Mascotte. Towarzyszy} mu
inspektor Part. Podr6z tax
by}a burzliws, ze parowcowi
raz grozi}o niebezpiecze6stwo
przeWr6cenia sic. General
Sarguilly ME chcia} zadns
miars movie o poloaeniu ma
Kubie lub o tenn, jakich tam
reform potrzeba. Oswiadczyl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Impertynent.

HAVANA, % Lutego. Mar
kiz Palmerola, wysoki urze'
dnik hiszps6ski nazwa} W obec
korespondent6w dziennikar
skich generalnego konsula
ameryka6skiego, generaia Lee,
.,klamcs, oszustem i bunto.
wnikiem''. Jezeli wiadomosc
ia sprawdzi sic, ME przyczyni
sic to do polepszenia naprszo'
nych stosunk6w hiszpahsko
ameryka1skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Ia lekcewazenie sadu.

Jan Swiatek i Karol Glaza razem
z 1s innymi obywatelami W Bay
City zostali oskarzeni to,ze wbrew
zakazowi ssdowemu Gnjunction)
byli ma gruncie parafalnym podczas
parafalnych rozruch6w. Po prze.
s}uchaniu swiadk6w sedzia Maxwell
skazai swiatka ma $50 grzywny 80
dni aresztu, Glaze zas ma $3.50 grzy-
why 8 miesiecy aresztu. We
Wtorek godz. II po soludniu obai
poszli do wiezienis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Parma Lukaszewicz.

Parma Walerya kukaszewicz ze
Stevens Point, by}a nauczycielka
przy talntejszej szkole parafialnej'
wyjezdza W tych dniach do Pulaski,
Wis, gdzie obejmie posade nauczy-
cielki prey tamtejszej szkole para.
fialuei a zarazem spetniac bedzie
obowiazki organisty prey polskim
kosciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
SpraWa KOreanska.

LoNDYN, SSgo Lutego. -
Zostaf zawarty traktat rosyj.
sko japohski, moca kt6rego
obydwa pa6stwa utrzymywat
beds W Korei swe za}ogi dla
obropy swych kolonij. W ra-
zie potrzeby wspierac beda te
pa6stwa finansowo obecny
Rad korea6ski, a Rosya prze.
prowadzi swoja wlasns linie
telegrafczna re stolicy p6lwy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Wilhelm mafO pOpularnym.

BERLIN, 2Sgo Lutego. =
Niemcy So bardzo niezadowo'
leni z polityki Wilhelma, kt6'
ry wmieszal sic do sprawy
kretedskiej niepotrzebnie. O.
g6} zgadza sic tym razem z
ksieciem Bismarckiem, beda.
Gym zupelnie przeciwnego zda'
mia, niz Wilhelm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
ZaWiad0mienle.

Tow. Rycerzy Synowie Ko-
sciuszki urzadza zabawe majo.
wa, polaczona re spiewami i
cwiczeniami wojskowemi, a
wiec prosimy szanowna publ.
cznosc a mianowicie Towarzy-
stwa, ably nam raczy}y ME prze-
szkadzac i ME urzadzac zabaw
W ten sam dzie6. Zabawa od-
bedzie sic 2 Maja W hall Wal.
sha. Doch6d przeznaczony ma
zakupienie sztandaru dla Tow.
Komitst
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Szczeg6Ine pOw0dy smiercl.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, % Lut.
Wczoraj nmarl W Morristown
farmer William Murray ma "a.
trucie krwi. Zdrapal on by}
maly pecheczyk ma nosie pa
znogciem, i wywiszalo sic z
tego zatrucie krwi, a potem
smierG.
Dniem przedtem ssdzia Mu-
rrsya, George Miller, takze
farmer, umarl r6wniez ma "a
trucie krwi pochodzsce z tego,
il przezisb} jakis wrz6d pod
okiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Minister uspOkaja Wegrow.

BUDAPEST, 2Sgo Lutego. -
Prezes ministr6w oswiadczy}
wczoraj W parlamencie, ze z
powodu Krety ME zagraaa Au'
stryi wojna. Wszystkie pan
stwa europejskie dzia}aja Ego.
dnie i pragna utrzymac pok6j
europejski. Kreta pod zadnym
warunkiem ME zostanie przy-
}sczona do Grecyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Niepok6i " Smyrnie.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, % Lut.
Z powodu wyzywajacego "a.
chowania sic Grek6w wynikiy
W Smyrnie powazne rozruchy.
Komendanci okret6w europej-
skich zachowali sic zupelnie
neutralnie, dajac moznosc gu
bernatorowi do przywr6cenia
porzsdku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
To Oh! TO on!
(Dramat W 2 aktach.)
Akt I.

Akt |.
Stole ma czele 10000 MEOW,
wiernych sztandarowi. Slawa mojego
imienia sisga cd mora do mora.
Druzyna moja wzrosnie do miliona.
Przepadns czarne duchy. linking o.
tarze ba}woohwalc6w. Obr6ee W
prooh nieprzyjaciol, ma ioh trupaoh
wzniose oltarz wolnosci ukochanego
przezemnie narodu. .....
Akt II.
Pluje ma to szpilke. Nam juz po
samo gardlo tych cham6w. zbrzydla
mi ia komedya. Erazmie, ratuj mniel
Wole pelni6 u ciebie sluzbe pisarza
prowentowego, niz uchodzi6 "a bla.
zna W oczach Etych nikczemnikow,
piaszczacych sic pred sila, wobec
ktorej jestem marnYm prochem.
Fgaaaa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Zamiar abdykacyi.

PARYz, 2sgo Lutego. -
Jeaeli rzeczywiscie mocarstwa
zmusza kr6la Jerzego do wy
cofania wojsk z Krety, zamie.
RIA on zrzec sic korony ma rzecz
nastepcy tronu, ksiecia Sparty,
starszego syna, o7enionego z
siostra cesarza Wilhelma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
w spraWie szk0f dla Indyan.

WARRINGTON, % Lutego.
We wszystkich szko}ach kato.
lickich odczytano dzisiaj pismo
kardyna}a Gibbonsa i arcybi.
skup6w Ryana i Kane do ko.
mitetu dla misyj indyjskich i
negerskich. W pismie tenn
zaznaczono, re skladki dla
misyj W roku ubiegiym nie-
zwykle by}y obfte. Poniewaz
jednak Rad stopniowo cofa
subwencye dla szka u Indyan,
przeto niekt6rzy biskupi juz
doniesli, ze szkoly trzeba be.
die pozamykac. q tel pray.
czyny kardyna} i arcybiskupi
zachecajs do dalszych o lie
moznosci obfitych prywatuych
datk6w, by szkoly te daily sic
utrzymae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Rozporzadzenia Wielkopostne.
CHICAGO, 24go LUI!EGO 1897
Wielebny i Drogi 0jcze!


eptawym
WHlkego
PoIcasIdn gop@Akunn wn
cniuwonota W
obowau
parno"
ceinura edenn ehw e
yednk.kt Wekgo fotu
eakynbo ichzeSaha
AaealS Bskuom
i~
Srrv v1piLow rod
frwvna noS do
i
bnikadanz karkadq
Hgrn ave WhudegO
sic s
aokka mseInda in
ridvceri wperwzaN Niee P ibt
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debt maa ke by
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glzns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
w sprswie gubernatOra burmi.
strza Pingree.

DETROIT, Mich, % Lutego.
Dzisiaj W sadzie obwodowym
toczy} sic process wytoczony
burmistrzowi Pingree przez D.
w. H. Morelanda, cz}onka
rady robot publicznych, o u.
stspienie re stanowiska burmi.
strza, Moreland sadzil, BE
Pingree zostawszy gubernato.
rem, ME mia} prawa pozostac
nadal burmistrzem. Sad roz.
strzygnal ma korzysc oskarzo.
nego, podajsc jako pow6d, ae
Moreland ME powinien byl
wytoczye procesu jake obyws-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Chciaf sic wymknac.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, 2Sgo
Lutego. = w Piatek po polu-
dniu parowiec Dauntless wy
plyns} 2 przystani j poppy
nal W dol rzeki. w po-
bliau krzyaowca zwis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01

spu do swej granicy. Kr6l
Korei stoi pod opieks Rosyi i
Japonii, a Chinom odebrano
faktycznie protektorat mad
p6}wyspem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Telegramy zagraniclne.
Grecya ME ustapi.
Pragnie ona pofaczeuia Krety'

Deputacya Kretehczyk6w z
biskupem Retimo ma czele
wrsczyla kr6lowi Jerzemu
adres, oswisdczajscy, ze wyspa
musi bye przylsczona do Gre.
cyl. Autonomia przyczyni sic
do przysposobienia novel re.
wolucyi ponownego zagro2e-
MIA spokoju europejskiego.
Krete6czycy ME przestana wal
czyc, dop6ki ME beds naleaee
do Grecyi.
Pomimo blokady dosta}o
sic 800 nowych ochotnik6w ma
wyspe.
correspondent gazety Times
donosi Konstantynopola, ze
Rosya radzi Turcyi wystspic
przeclw Grecyi zaczepnie, aze.
by mice sposobnosc zajsc
Konstantynopol i Turcye zdra:
dzic.
LoNDYN, 1 Marca. - Pub.
kownik Vassor, komendant
wojsk greckich ma Krecie, uda1
sic W g}sb wyspy i stanie obo-
zem pod Alikianu. Jego 2ol-
nierze cieszs sic dobrem zdro
wien.
Pe}nomocnicy mocarstw o.
trzymali podobno wczoraj in.
strukcye, aaeby ME wreczali
Grecyi wezwania do wycofania
wojsk z wyspy.
z Camel donosza, ze pulko.
wink Caracas odgraza sic, IL
wyruszy ma czele $1,000 po-
wstaGc6w i 2 trzema armatami
ma zdobycie twierdzy Hierape:
ira, majacej nieliezns zaloge i
brak amunicyi. Zachodzi oba.
wa, ze pogorszyloby to znacz.
ME stan rzeczy ma wyspie.
CANEA, 1go Marca. - W
Piatek napadli muzulmanie W
Halipa ma mieszkapie angiel'
skiego wicekonsula i zrabowa.
Ii je. Dzie6 przedtem vice
kousul ten z}ozyl rapport, ze
muzu}manie ME dopuszczaja
sic W Halipa aadnych wybry'
k6W.
LoNDYN, 1go Marca. - q
Konstantynopola donosza, ze z
Azyi przewieziono $1,000
woisk tureckich do Europy.
Koleie zelazne So W stanie
5000 wojska przewozic dzien'
ME do Saloniki.
LoNDYN, l Marca. - Pod
Canea wre walka miedzy
chrzescianami muzulmanami.
Baszybozuki 'spalili wsie Fri
kalaria i Nerokuro. Chrze.
scianie odparli napad muzuf-
man6w.
KoNsrANTYNoPo1, % Lut.
Rozchodzi sic tu wiesc, re
przedstawiciele mocarstw wre.
czs jutro Turcyi i Grecyi note
zbiorows mocarstw. Grecya
zostanie wezwana, azeby W
przecisgu czterech dni wyeofa'
Ia z Krety swe wojska.
Ma wyspie napadajs po'
wstadcy ustawicznie ma Tur'
k6w.
PAEYz, 1go Marca. - Me
ulega wstpliwosci, ze Rosya
jest gotowa do boju. Turcya
i Grecya zbroja sic ma gwa1t.
Austrya zwo}uje rezerwy a &C.
sarz Franciszek J6zef odbywa
codziennie narady do swoim
sztabem generalnym. Obecnie
nadchodzs wiesci, ze Bu}garya
i Serbia zbroja sic takze. Mkt
ME wstpi, ze Grecya ME ustapi
i zanosi sic ma og6lns wojns.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01

tel, tylko "a posrednictwem
prokuratoryi. Sprawa ia przyj.
die teraz pred wyaszy sad
zwiazkowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-01
Oddanym W Chrystusie

Arcybiskup Chicagoski.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
VIRGINIA VETERANS.
Final Session of the Grand Camp at
Richmond.

Richmond Va, Oct. 22.-The Grand
Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia,
held its closing session this morning,
transacted a good deal of routine business.
Among the resolutions adopted was the
following:
Resolved, That the standing history
committee of the grand camp, be, and are
hereby constituted the committee to pre-
sent to the school authorities of the state,
the matters presented in the report of the
history committee"
After adjournment a reunion was held at
Lee Camp Soldiers home.
The Sons of Veterans also met and elect
ed officers as follows: Grand Commander
Cox, reelected; T. H. Edwards of West
Point, first lieutenant commander; Aubrey
Bowie of Alexandria, second lieutenant
grand commander; H. H. Anderson of
Louisa, third lieutenant grand command
er; f. NJ. Donnas of Hampton, inspector
general; w. D. Stuart, of Roanoke quar-
termaster general; Rev. F. P. Epes, of
Nottoway, chaplain general; DR.. w. w.
Luck. of Leesburg, surgeon general. L.
N. Brander, of Richmond, was appointed
adjutant general and l.. l.. Walker of
Woodstock, and ]. T. Henry, aides.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
CANNON CONVICTED Ar DALTON.
BOhnnnOn'S Testimony Preferred "
the Jury 20 That of the Merchant.

BohannOn's Testimony Preferred "
the Jury 10 That of the Merchant.
Dalton. Ga, oct 22-The trial Of G. NJ.
Cannon, a prominent merchant, for re-
ceiving stolen goods from the Bohannon
train robbers occupied the court all day
to-day Late this afternoon it was con-
cluded with a verdict Of guilty, but sem
tence has not vet been passed upon the
prisoner. Cannon was indicted for buying
several cases of shoes and other merchan-
disc from Bohannon The robber chief and
other members of the gang testified
against him on the witness stand, although
Cannon's son and three clerks In the store
contradicted their testimony, declaring
that there had never been any dealings
with any of the Bohannon gang. Cannon
undertook to prove an alibi, claiming that
he was not in Dalton at the time specified
by Bohannon when goods were delivered
to him. and payments made for them.
His books were introduced and appar-
emily corroborated him by the absence of
entries In his hand writing on these days
Cannon made statement on the stand
in which he denied emphalicatly that he
had ever had any dealings with Bohannon
or any of his men, to sell Jim Harris u
coat and vest for which Bohannon agreed
to stand good. Tomorrow sentence Will be
passed upon the prisoners who have been
convicted, which win end the noted car
pirates trial for the present.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
STILL THE FEVER SPREADS.
REV. DIR. PURsER a VICTIM AT THE
CRESCENT CITY.

Cases Reported In the Asylum For
Destitute Orphan Boys Three
Cases In State Senator Cages
FamilS-Fever Reappears In In
fcctcd Houses Reports of Frost
Denied, and None Expected UniI
NOVcmbcr-FiVe Deaths for the
Day In New OrIcRns-Mississippi
Reports Better-A Case Reported
at Memphis, Hut No Fear of the
Plague Spreading Mobile Has
Two Deaths.
New Orleans. Oct. 22.-To-night at Z
o'clock the yellow fever cases had nearly
reached nifty, and there had been five
deaths, of which one was that of a distin-
guished citizen, Rev. DR.. Purser of the
Valence Street Baptist church. DR.. Pur-
ser was from Mississippi, and was gall
liant soldier during the war. Five or six
years ago he came to New Orleans and
became the pastor of leading uptown
church. His brother Is also a minister
here, and a second brother is a theological
student.
Three cases developed to-day in the
asylum for destitute orphan boys. and it
seems now as if every institution of this
character in the city will be infected to
some extent before the disease is stamped
out. Eight or more have already reported
cases.
The list of new cases has been swelled
by three in the home of State Senator
Gage. Mr. Gage was taken sick few
days ago, His wife, who nursed him. was
stricken to-day, as was also a servant.
Several cases appear in houses that were
previously infected There have been ru-
mors Of frost in the outlying country.
Capt. Kerkam of the weather bureau
says, however, that the temperature in
Louisiana has been entirely too high for
frost and that none need be expected un-
til November.
This was the record of new cases and
deaths to-day: j. A. L. Thacher, Mrs.
c. j. Flourney, - Meyer, - Jaundot,
Charles Boil, Francis Allen, Pierre Spri-
cance, Mamie Spricance, Kate Coron,
Sidney Holden, Emmett Wilson, William
Grimshaw, Samuel Aragon, Miss Dersker,
Charles Blaise. Mrs Perret, Ben Zakia.
Alex Teagle, Emily M Capron, James
Kearney, Miss Aida Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas
Greene, Edward Monahan, A. j. Morgan,
Miss Helen Wright Mrs. H. c. Cage r..
b. Curtis, Wallace Bruce, Miss Annie Hol-
lingsworth, James johnson, @, Dennan,
George Fortune, Azelia Delste, Sister
Juniata, Sister Ethelgln, Willie Demp-
sey, Hank Edel, - Donez, Ridgley Fin
ley, Emile Lansing, Miss Adde Dowaty,
J. A. Shackelford, Ada Schuenert, Otto
Stille, Mrs. Gonzales, Miss Johnson, e. e.
Lawrence.
-Magdelene Kern, Robert Cor
don, David L. Purser e Barriz, Charles
BOIL.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
LUETGERT MAY GET FREEDOM.
JUDGE TUTHELL THINKS HE WILL
NEVER BE TRIED AGAIN.

Because of the Wide Publicity of the
Case Jury Can Hardly Be Pro-
cured to Sit on the Case-StiII He
May Be ON Trial Again In a Week.
a scheme to Get Bail and ~ Plan TO
COunteract Such Movement
Luetgert Wanted as Museum
Attraction at $500 Per Week, but
He Doesn't Want 1t.
Chicago, H., Oct. 22.-Judge Tuthill.
State Attorney Deneen, Assistant State
Attorney McEwen, ex-Judge Vincent and
Attorney Phalen had an informal confer
ence lasting over one hour i'll the judges
private chamber to-day.
George Middleton, the manager of mu-
scum, was in the criminal court building
to-day, and it was said he was ready to
chedule $25OOO, and to sign Luetgert's bond
if the noted prisoner would place himself
on exhibition at salary of $500 per week.
Luetgert is not favorably impressed with
the proposition as he believes 1t would
injure his business in the future.
No agreement was reached at the con-
ference. States Attorney Deneen vigor-
ously opposed the demand that the pris-
oner be released on bail, and the upshot
of the argument was that no formal de-
mand for the prisoners admission to bail
was made. Ex-Judge Vincent said he
would let the matter rest for two or three
days and then make formal application.
He added that any reasonable bond could
be given. 1t was intimated that if the
formal demand was denied writ of ha-
beas corpus would be applied for If this
action is taken, States Attorney Deneen
says he will at once put the Luetgert case
on the calendar for trial again, and 1t is
among the possibilities that the big sau-
sage maker may again be on trial for his
life by the middle of next week
Speaking OF the prospects of a new trial,
Judge Tuthin said: Il fancy Luetgert will
never again be tried in a court in this
country That is a question which must
be decided upon when the state gets ready
to make another move From the wide
publicity, however. which the newspapers
have given the evidence in the case, the
marked attention which it has attracted
in all parts of the country, and the fren-
zied interest which the people of Chicago
have taken in the outcome of the trial
since the case went to the jury, l hardly
think that the prosecution can find twelve
men who have not already tried the ac-
cused in their own minds, and either ac-
quilted or convicted him. That is the
problem confronting the states attorney
now, and unless he solves it by producing
the men, of course, Iuetgert will go free. .
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
THE MYSTERY CLEARED AWAY.
Tug DNuntIess Again On "a FilIibust-
ering Expedition TO Cubn.

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct. 22,-The mys-
terry of the expedition which left New
York last week on the schooner Silver
Heel, has been cleared up by a telegram
received here to-day by the Cubans The
schooner arrived in the Florida keys We'd
nesday, and was there met by the tug
Dauntless Of Savannah. DR.. Juan Cas-
tillo is in charge of the expedition, and
went to Cuba on the Dauntless, which
started Tuesday night. On board the
schooner was sufficient arms and ammunl-
ton for five trips of the Dauntless, and
DR.. Castillo viii stand by until the last
expedition Is landed, when he win land in
Cuba and remain there until the war is
over. Capt. Charles Silva of the Three
Friends, IS acting as coast pilot. 1t Is re-
ported that Castillo and Silva, with a
picked crew, will seize and man a Spanish
warship as soon as possible. and then
defend the first Spanish port taken. The
Three Friends will shortly engage In tow
ing cattle ships from this port to Havana.
She may be seized on account of previous
filibustering expeditions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
A GOVERNORS DILEMMA.
EIIcrbe of South Carolina In Doubt
About state Ball.


Columbia, S. c., Oct. 22.%Gov Ellerbe
is in trouble. He is a good Methodist; he
is also a member of the South Carolina
Club, which gives the state bah during
fair week. Mrs. Ellerbe, as the "leadng
LADY, of the state, by virtue of the official
position of her husband, is head of the
ladies' reception committee. AS governor,
member of the club and husband of the
head of the ladies' reception committee,
Mr.. Elerbe will be expected to attend the
ball; it would be exceeding difficult for him
to avoid doing So But as a member of the
Methodist church, he feels that the rules
of the church will be violated if he does
attend.
Recently the governor issued a circular
to the ministers of the state asking their
opinion on liquor traffic-invitng a minis
terial vote. in fact, on "dspensary," pro
hibtion," high license" Il has been sug-
gested that to extricate himself from the
present dilemma about the ball, he issue
another ministerial circular" to the
MethOdiSts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
SPANISH CABINET MEETING.
The Reply to the United States Note
Not Completed.

Not Completed.
Madrid, Oct. 22.-Senor sagasta, the pre-
mer, presided at the cabinet council to-
day. The draft of the proposed reply to
the note of the United States presented
through Gen. Stewart Woodford, the
American minister, shortly after his ar
rival here, was under consideration, ana
was unanimously approved It's fun text
has not yet been published. The reply
explains that Capt. Gen. Weyler has been
replaced for political reasons, and includes
q statement of the governments decision
to grant autonomy to Cuba, and a pro-
test against hlibustering expeditions from
the United States.
The council also approved unanimously
the proposal introduced by Senor Moret,
minister for the colonies, to grant amnesty
to political prisoners in Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Prior to the meeting of the council, Sem
or Sagasta, had a long conference with the
queen regent at the palace.
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HELD FOR TOM GREps MURDER.
His wife, SON and George Harris
Captured at Wildwood.

Tampa, Fla, Oct. 22-Tom Grey, a ne
gro, was killed last week at Idlewild park
in this county while he was asleep in bed.
To-day his wife, her son and George Har-
ris were arrested at wildwood by order of
the sheriff of this county sufficient evil
dence having been secured to make case
against them. The trio were fleeing evil
IDENTIFY and making good time travelling in
a wagon.
Harris is charged with having killed
man at Land Pebble a short while ago,
and this is the first time he has been heard
of since that time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
VIRGINIA PREsBYTERY.

The synod Hearing the Cases os
Revs. Leyburn and LafTerty.
Fredericksburg, Va. Oct. 22.-The synod
Of Virginia was engaged most Of to-day in
hearing argument in the matter Of the
Revs e. w. Leyburn and j. w. Lafferty
against Winchester presbytery The
ground OF complaint is that Rev. v. q.
Smith was ordained without being requir
ed to stand the usual examinations called
for by the book of church order, and.
without having the qualifications which
would put him in the class Of extraordi-
nary cases,
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BATTERY c. AT SULLIVAN ISLAND.
Living Camp Life Until Suitable Bar
racks Are Completed

Charleston, S. c., Oct. 22.-Battery C.
First Artillery, United States army, Capt.
H. w. Hubbell commanding, is now quar-
tered on sullivan's Island. The soldiers
arrived at quarantine here late last night,
but did not come up TO the city until this
morning. The steamer Planter on which
the men were brought here from ST. Au-
gustine, ran down to the island at O'clock
this morning, tents were pitched, and the
men went into camp until suitable bar
racks are completed. There are sixty.
one men and four officers in the garrison
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-23
MISSISSIPPI.

Reports From Cnyuga, Bay st. Louis,
Clinton and Edwards.
Jackson. Miss, Oct. 22.-The state board
of health tonight issued the following
statement:
"The board has been advised of the ex-
istence of a case of suspicious fever at
Memphis and in consequence, has promul-
gated an order quarantining that city.
One new case is reported from Cayuga;
under treatment, Is.
Bay st. Louis has one new case.
Clinton has eleven cases under treat
ment.
AT Edwards there are four new cases;
total to date, 4S7; deaths, 26; discharged,
346; convalescent, As; under treatment, 81;
in the country, deaths, 4. all white; total
cases, 55.
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DEPLoRABLE DEATH or A BRIDE.
The Accidental Discharge of Pistol
Hidden About the Bed.

Columbia, S. c., Oct. ga deplorable
tragedy is reported from Travellers Rest
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Williams, just mar
ried. visited friends house at Travellers
Rest, Greenville, yesterday, where they
spent the night. Unknown to them. a
pistol was secreted between the headboard
and mattress, where 1t had been hidden
from the children. The weapon was dis.
lodged in some manner, fell to the floor
and was discharged, the bullet striking
the bride near the clavicle bone, ranging
downward. She died i'm fifteen minutes.