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CALL AND GET A PRICE LIST OF
choice varieties of fruit trees and roses
offered by the FANCHER CREEK
NURSERY. $50 s. Broadway; carload
just arrived. Is
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DowNEY AVE. AND EAST SIDE
Ii. COLLETTE, Ce1 Downey ave.
OLD WORLD DRUG SToRH, 1Ozs
WM. II. HARMON. yss Pasadena ave.
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BOYLE HEIGUTS-
II. C. WORLAND, 2133 f. First, Sta
tion b.
j. =. WYLIE, 1877 e. First.
j. NJ. HARRIS. 1912 L. First.
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IF YOU ARE IN A HURRY FOR YOUR
laundry, we will have il done and done
right in few hours. THE EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY. Phone SG1.
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GOLDEN BRAND HYGIENIC COFFEE.
pride of Los Angeles home products; the
recognized table beverage of our leading
physicians and best families; ii cures
Indigestion and constipation try it once;
large packet, 20c. If your grocer does not
keep it take no substitute. Write the
manager, 5151a S. Main St, and your or
der will be attended to. If
ESTHER DYE, MAGNETIC HEALER; ;
seven years successful healing in Los
Angeles; diseases diagnosed and located
without asking questions; consultation
free. Send for testimonials. Corner Of
Spring and Sixth sts., over drug store.
2-16
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FOR SALE-FURNISHED, NEW g.
room cottage: choice location on tho
hills; lot 50xl50: all modern improve
ments; cellar. chicken house. black ana
raspberry bushes and grape vines, lawn
and flowers price sl600 SCANDINA-
WAN COLONIZATION COMPANY,
corner Tenth and Grand ave. IA
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FOR SALE
Houses
FOR s1LTM s1 WM. MEAD, lslh s. Broadway.

Five-room house, choice location. nne
view. $40 Park View ave.. two blocks
south of Westlake park; $500 cash. pal
anoe to suit purchaser.
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UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. CALEDON-
ia Hall, 1872 S. Spring St, Rev. y. A.
Rice, pastor. Subject, II a. m, What
the Belief in Righteousness Says Re
garding Labor for Mans Salvation"
sunday School. 10 a. m. 1S
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IOWA LOAN Co. LOANS ON DIA-
monds. jewelry. scalskins and house,
hold furniture: business confdential;
money at once. w. L. SANSOME. man
ager, rooms 55 and Sc. Bryson block.
Second and Spring SITS. a.
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ST PAUL'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL)-
Olive ST.. opposite Central park. Rev.
John Gray, rector. All seats free. All
strangers welcome. Services today:
Holy communion. $50 n. m; morning
prayer and sermon. IL a. m. preacher
DR.. II. W. Boone; full choral evensong
.:30 p. m; preacher, Rev. John Gray. Is
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Live Stock

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A GOOD
team. weighing about HOO pounds: har-
ness and spring wagon; suitable for pros
pecting; and n small amount of money
will purchase nice home; corner lot. at
10il L. Twenty-fourth ST., one block west
of Central ave. balance to suit. 13
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MONEY TO LOAN-FOR BUILDING
purposes or on improved city property,
monthly repayments, same as rent. low
rate OF interest. METROPOLITAN
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
107 East Second st. 2-l5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


FOR SALE.-S7500; BUSINESS OPPOR-
tunity: we have the best paying liquor
business in Southern California; earn
ing net 500 to $500 per week; owners
wish TO engage in mining; information
furnished only to legitimate buyers. o.
A. NICKERY &c CO.. 110i2 S. Broadway. Is
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SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS EN-
trusted to our care will be laundered in
the proper manner. THE EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY, Phone main 367. If
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LADIES. IL YOU ARE CONTEMPLATE
ing the purchase Of 4 sewing machine.
dOr't Ne deceived about the quality of it.
You cannot buy first class material at
second class prices. We are the only
authori=cG agents for the old reliable
New Home, Domestic and Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machines. In these makes
durability is combined with all the lat
est attachments and lasting satisfaction
is secured 10 the purchaser. We also
keep full inc of cheaper grades of
machines. ranging in price from $l2 to
SO. Also. a nice lot of second hand ma
chimes from $3 to $40. See our stock be-
fore you buy. No trouble to show goods.
NEW HOME. DOMESTIC AND
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE CO.,
MORRHEAD x BARRE, Managers. $40
S. Spring st. and 50 L. Colorado St, Pas
adena. Cal. IL
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Money
Miscellaneous

WANTED-A COUPLE OF SMALL
children or infant to board; no other chill
dren; references. 912 f. Fourth st. 13
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roI, sAI,E-INCOME BUSINESS PROP,
erty. M. L. SAMSON & CO., 12S West
Fourth st.
A RESTAURANT sos w. SIXTH ST. Il
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MONEY TO LOAN IN LOS ANGELES
and Pasadena on first mortgage security
upon completion of papers, no delay; rea-
sonable interest. equitable terms. IN
quire or write PROTECTIVE SAVINGS
NJ b. x l.. ASSN. 406 s. Broadway. 1S
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THE LADIES INDEPENDENT AID So
ciety will hold its regular Sunday meet
ing this evening at p. m at SSOi2 South
Broadway. Short addresses by Mrs.
Longley; vocal and instrumental music
by Mr.. and Miss Humphrey. Tests by
DR.. Louis Schlesinger. Admission, 10
cents. Is
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CHURCH OF CHRIST - SCIENTIST
Ebell Auditorium, $50 South Broadway.
Services Sunday. 10:45 a. m. Subject:
True Fasting" Children's Sabbath
School. 11:45 a. m. Experience meeting,
Friday. $50 p. m. 13
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WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT l dag
nose all troubles peculiar to women by
feeling the pulse, and cure by herb teas.
DIR. WAH HING. room 4, i2S n. Main St
mar
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WANTED-REL.IABL MEN AND WO-
men possessing the Intelligence to pre-
sent the literary merits of the Land of
Sunshine magazine in such manner as to
make for it patrons. and for themselves
handsome returns for their labor. For
particulars apply at sol Stimson build
ing, corner Third and South Spring. IS
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LECTURE AT CALEDONIA
Hall. 119l2 S. Spring. by DR.. Coon; tests
by John Henly; spirit painting by Mrs.
Owens; a beautiful oil painting given
away; you may be the lucky person;
admission 10 cents. 13
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TO LOAN-MONEY IN LARGE OK
small amounts at lower rates OF interest
than others charge on all kinds OF col
lateral security, diamonds. Watches Jew
elry. pianos. furniture; life insurance ana
all good collateral partial payments re-
ceived; money quick: private office Tor
ladies. G. M. JONES. rooms 12-l4 26t s.
Broadway. l-S0-99
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at home: pay s. to SIG per week for
making crayon portraits; new patent
method; anyone who can read and write
can do the work, at home, in spare time.
day or evening. Send for particulars
and work at once. Address II. A. GRIPP,
German artist, Tyrone, Pa
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1. w. LEWIS NEW GRILL AND FRET
work shop can save you money and give
satisfaction. SIS W. Sixth, near Olive.
2-27
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MRS. VAN. MANUFACTURER OF THE
Scotch herb pile cure and Scotch thistle
womb cure, has removed to S0S12 5. Spring
str; agents wanted. Los Angeles, Cal.
Su-tf
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY. COR. THIRD
and Hill ST.. Rev c. W. Wendte pastor,
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m. Preaching by
Rev. Scion Lauer of San Diego at II
a. m. Subject, "Unitarianism. Old and
New" No evening service. 1S
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avenue.
CHICAGO PHARMACY, Central ave
and Twelfth st.
}. v. AKr5Y, CORNER Contra, and Yer
non avenues.
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Agents

WANTED-EVERYW TO
advertise "Lustre," the modern securing
soap; tack signs. distribute circulars,
place samples orders, etc: steady work:
salary $40 weekly and expenses. THE
LUSTRE CO., Chicago. 13
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UNION LOAN COMPANY, STlMSoN
block, corner Third and spring. ioans
money on ali kinds of collateral security.
watches diamonds, furniture and pianos,
without removal; low interest; money
at once; business confidential; private Of
flee for ladies. CLARK A. SHAW, man
ager, rooms 11S. ia and 115. first hoor,
Tel. 1861. References. Citizens BANK Sc
curity Savings Bank. u
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EDUCATIONAL

SHOES REPAIRED-MEN'SS SOLES. 35c
ladies' soles, SOC. 405 s. Spring. 5-12-9S
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS.
jewelry and sealskins: also on pianos ana
household furniture. without removal
business confidential; private onice LOT
ladies: low rates of interest. PACIFIC
LOAN CO.. w. E. DE GROOT. manager.
rooms g 8 and 4, ia S. Spring st.
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REV. JOSEPH WILD, D. D., PASTOR
Plymouth Congregational church, Twen-
ty-first st. Morning subject, The Every
Day Expectation of the Translation of a
Few Good People," Evening, Men With
Iron Shoes 13
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TRUTHSEEKERS SPIRITUAL So
ciety meets at l25ls s. Spring at 10 a,
m. for adults; sunday school confer
ence at 1900; l:55 p. m, lecture by Dr.
George Cannon; spirit messages by diff
ferent mediums: children's Sunday
school at p. m. Admission free. Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TfIE "sI1PERR, A-r sa2 % Is A woNpEr


We Go not understand how sensible peo-
pie will allow aullGoz!ug and brovhcat-
,r@ nnCSc "a hoISc canvassing sowing
.Hlchiuc agents TO corce a machine into
lhrir homes and ;aea force them 10 buy
!; ct exorbitant prices. when they can go
direct to headquarters and buy the ele-
CANT up-to-date superb" at $3.50 with
out paying agents profits). Complete in
all the essential points which so to make
the sewing machine of today household
necessity; finest woodwork and attach
ments, made and fully guaranteed by one
of the Oldest and largest and most reliable
factories on earth. the Davis Company,
who are represented in all OF the prin-
cipal cities of the world; embodying all
the latest Improvements and features
that mechanical genius modern machin-
cry and 50 years experience can suggest.
The wearing points OF the superb are
OF the bes: steel hardened and ground TO
bearings. II the machine is not exactly
as represented in every respect we will
return the purchase price a any time
within one year Country buyers. write
for catalogue and particulars of our free
:r.al plaza "Supcr5 al SO 80, shipped 10
any par; .: California. Arizona or New
Mexico from the head distributing Of
fee established IS years in Los Angels).
DAVIS AND ADVANCE OFFICE.
* - :. Broadway. bet. 4th and 9TH.
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SOCIETY-LECTUR
at Blavatsky Hall. 525 West Fifth street,
II a. m by Abbott Clark, The Force Of
Love; 7:45 p. m, by Mrs. NJ. r. Egbert
Source of Theosophy." AT p. m. Lotus
Group for children (unsectarian. 13
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HYPNOTISM
MINING AND ASSAYING

THE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory, l24 S. Main st.
r. A. PEREZ t. NJ. MANAGE l2-4 tt
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WATCHMAKERS

STERLING SILVER SPOONS; LARGE
assortment, new designs, moderate
prices. w. j. GETZ, Jeweler, 1886 S.
Broadway.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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reader tells past, present and future;
gives lucky charms, brings the separated
together; causes speedy marriage; all
those in trouble. love. business and fam
lily affairs, see her. 1875 w. Fourth st.
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NINE. GRACE, CARD MEDIUM AND
Palmist: the wonder of the 18th century;
reveals the past, present and future. 544
S. Los Angeles street, between Fifth and
Sixth SITS. 2-6-9S
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MEDIUMS

TO LOAN-5 TO PER CENT, MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS. POP Bradb bury blk If
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LEORA DARWIN, VAPOR AND ELEC-
trio baths; only select patronage solic-
tied 224 S. Main, room G.
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MISS KATE LAMPMAN. TEST MEDIUM
Life readings daily at room 19, Ramona
hotel; test circle Tuesday evenings.
3-10-9S
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG G. MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 135 S. Main st. Tel so. tc
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BATHS

ISADORE FRANCIS, CABIENT BATHS
and massage; 2S3 w. First, room 4, be-
tween Spring and Broadway. 3-11-9S
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KNOW YOUR FUTURE-THE GREAT
Palmist and Psychic tells all your past
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-09

DIED.

QUIMBY-Entered into rest on May 6.
1888 after brief illness, Isaac Newton
Qufmby, M. D.. in his 6Sth year.
Funeral services at his late residence,
No 81 Crescent avenue, Jersey City
Heights. on Wednesday, May II, at three
o'clock P. NJ.
AT a special meeting of the STAFF of the
Jersey City Hospital held Saturday, May
l. 1898, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, DR.. Isaac N. Quimby, for SO
many years a member of the Jersey City
Hospital staff, has been removed by
death; therefore be it
Resolved, That We members of the STAN,
fully realize how great is our loss in being
deprived for all future time of the kindly
counsel and companionship of our late
associate DR.. Isaac N. Qltimby.
That we feel that by his death. not only
among ourselves but in the community
at large, a vacancy has been created
which cannot easily be filed y
That we tender our most sintere ksSin-
pathy to his family in their sad Befeaye-
merit.
That a copy of these resolutions be pub
lished in the daily papers of this city. and
in the prominent medical journals of tha
country.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-09

retary of War, will hereafter be used for
instruction OF troops in manual of arms. 3
Adjutant General Stryker has issued
the following commissions for the officers
of tho First Regiment mustered into the
regular army
Colonel Edward Campbell; lieutenant
colonel r. Heber Brefntnall; majors,
Henry w. Freeman, Charles B. Champ
lin, Frank Haves; adjutant, with rank
first lieutenant Robert M. Phillips; quar-
termaster and first lieutenant, George W.
Church; surgeon and major. Henry Al
lers; assistant surgeons and first ieuten-
ants, James r. English and s. Har-
bourne Baldwin; chaplain and captain,
Rey. j. Madison Hare
Practically all the company officers ac-
companying the troops 10 Sea Girt nave
been commissioned.
The report that some of the New York
Volunteers are to go South without de-
lay has caused the hopes of the New
Jersey men. al Camp Voorhees,. to rise
wonderfully. It was the general taik
about the camp today. that as soon as the
from Washington for the quota of New
Jersey to depart for the South. The drills
OF the men were continued today, as were
also the examinations. In few days
these will be over. From the fact that
Governor Voorhees, appointed all the pres
ent officers of the First Regiment TO
commands as the leaders of the volun-
teers it Is believed that the present COM
manders of the Third and Second Regl-
ments will also be named for their pres
ent positions The commissions of the
ofiicers of the Third are also expected
this afternoon from Governor voorhees,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-09
OF COURSE.
Policemen Abernethy's Indictment
NolIe Pressed.

Senator William d. DAILY and lawyer
William Klink appeared in the General
Sessions Court today and moved for a
nolle pros of the indictment against Po-
liceman Henry Abernethy, for robbery.
The policeman was tried for holding up
an Italian named Serettella, who was out
about A. M one Sunday last summer,
hunting for cigar stumps in York street.
The Italian alleged that the policeman
took two knives and small amount of
money from him. Abernethy passed the
knives over to the sergeant in the First
precinct station. Abernethy was indicted
at the April term and tried in September.
The jury disagreed.
In moving for the nolle pros this morn
ing Mr.. Kaink said he would like to have
a more complete vindication for Mr.. Aber-
nethy, but he understood that the Prose
cutor did not care to move the case, and
go to the expense of trial as he did not
have sufficient evidence to secure con-
viction. Mr.. Klink said that Abernethy
was accused of taking a couple of old
knives from the Italian. He carefully
omitted saying anything about the money.
Senator DAILY said that he had nothing
to add to Mr.. Kinks statement except
that two terms of court have passed
since the indictment was found, and the
defendant was entitled either to a trial
or to have the Indictment dismissed
Prosecutor Erwin said that he was will
ing to enter nolle pros. The Italian has
disappeared and cannot be found, and one
of the States witnesses, Mr.. John Kelly,
is dead. The nolle pros was entered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-09
WILL SUE BAYoNnE.
One of the First Things Attorney
Queen VIII Attend To.

John WahI Queen has taken the oath Of
office. It was reported in City Hall to-
day that Mr.. Queen had not been sworn
in Neglect TO take the e0ath Of Office
within ten days after the appointment is
equivalent to a refusal of the office. Only
few suspected Mr.. Queen OF having
failed to qualify.
The first assignment the new City At
toTney viii be given, after taking office on
May "A, will be to institute suit against
I he city CT Bayonne for. the recovery Of
$4,000 tor water furnished. The BayoDne
authorities insist that they owe this city
only S9,0O6 They base their claim on fig
ures furnished them by their Water Pur-
veyor.
Robert Coar, Water Purveyor of this
city. has made a daily examination of
the meter which measures Bayonne's sup
ply. He says he is able to prove that
Bayonne's indebtedness is just what this
city claims.
The Board of Finance would direct
City Attorney Douglass to start the
suit but they know he would be unable TO
finish before his term expires. The
Board does no. want to pay the City At
torney for extra service. For that rea-
son nothing is to be done until Mr..
Queen takes hold
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-09
SWEITzER CASE SETTLED.

The Sweitzer will case which has
puzzled the Court of Chancerys some time.
as it involved some Intricate points of
the French law of descent. was rendered
today John Sweitze- at one time a
prominent official of the North Hudson
County Railway leaving a fortune of
Ss0CG0 One of his heirs was a French
man and his wife came to this country
and sought a division of the estate under
the French law, because it is more liberal
to the widow than the New Jersey
statute. BY the settlement which was
approved by Vice Chancellor Pitney this
morning the widow takes one half of the
estate and her husbands children. by
Ewald, Dickinson. Thompson & McMas-
ter the counsel in the case and George
Tenant who was guardian for the
children. each get $780, The experts on
the French law who were examined get
$50 each
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RIOT IN SPAIN.
Nobody Willing to Assume
Responsibility = Riots
Riots in Linares.
[By Gable to The Associated Press.l

[By Cable to The Associated Press.l
MADRID. May 8, 1898, (lO.45 A. NJ
The political situation here is unchanged
The consultation between the Queen Re
gent and Senior Gamazo, the Liberal
leader, as well as Her Majestys confer
ence with Senior Montero Esios, the Presi-
dent of the Senate, have been without re-
suit. Everybody appears loath to as
sumo the responsibilities involved in the
existing condition of affairs.
Port Mahon, the capital of the Island Of
Minorca (Balearic lslands)' Is being pre-
pared for possible attack upon the part
Of the United States squadron: The
Spanish War Department has reinforced
the garrison there considerably, it is
said that torpedoes are being planted in
all the ports. and the artillery on the
Mola has been prepared for service.
There WAS serious rfoting at Linares.
twenty-three miles from Jaen, yesterday.
The mob assembled in front of the Town
Hail. and. finding the doors locked, tore
out the windows, swarmed into the
building and threw everything movable
into the streets The Civil Guards inter-
vened and a desperate struggle follow
ed in the passages of the building. The
rioters were finally driven out by the
Civil Guards, who frequently fired into
the mob. Later, some of the rioters pro-
cured guns and returned the fire. About
killed and about sixty are reported to
have been wounded. AS only sixty
civil GUARDS are SIdtlOnHQ al Lln-
ares, the local forces are not
considered strong enough to cope with
the disturbance and reinforcements of
troops have been asked for.
The disorder in the Spanish provinces
is increasing Riots have now broken out
at Cadiz and Alicante and the troubles
are expected to spread TO parts of the
country which have hitherto been quiet.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
Provinces of Albacete and Jaen.
AT Martos, nine miles from Jaen. men,
women and children have been paradng
the streets, cyiEg death to the Thieves!''
Later, the mob made another attack on
the Town Hall and drove out the Civil
Guards The rioters were well supplied
with ammunition and kept up a CALLING
fire, while shouts OF Down with the
taxes" were raised on all sides.
After forcing an entrance into the Town
Hall the rioters pillaged the building and
then captured the residence of the tax
collector by assault They demolished
everything in sight, stole 210O pesetas and
a box of jewels and attempted to set fire
to the house.
Serious disorders have occurred at
Brenes, near Seville, at which place the
village priest has been stoned to death.
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VIGOROUS WORK.
Cabinet Resolves on Aggres-
sive Measures in Cuba,
and the Philippines.
TROOPS FOR DEWEY
Landing to Be Made Near
Manila as Soon as Rein
forcements Arrive. q
THE WEST INDIAN CAMPAIGN
Men and Provisions to Be
Landed in Cuba--Wait-
ing for Sampson.

WASHINGTON, May 8, 1888 today's
special Cabinet meeting the leading sub
jectsj of discussion were the measures
TO be taken to reinforce Admiral Dewey
at Manila and the probable movement on
Cuba AS to the former there has been
no material change in the plans. Approxi-
mately five thousand troops will be dis
patched on the City of Pekin and other
transports The Charleston will act as
convoy. The McCulloch has not yet left
Mrs Bay, outside Hong Kang harbor,
where she is waiting further Instructions
to Admiral Dewey, which will be sent
probably today or tomorrow.
In his cablegram received here Satur-
day the Admiral made no request for
troops, not knowing the Government IN
tention in regard to the occupation of the
islands. 1t seems quite certain, however
that the Government intends to make an
active campaign against the Spanish
forces there, and Admiral Dewey will be
SO informed 1t is not probable that
the squadron will lombard the city or en-
gage in any active work against the for
tifications there except as the Admiral
may find necessary in order to retain con-
troll of points now in his possession.
On the arrival of the troops, which will
be Immediately concentrated from the
Pacific coast states, it is expected that
landing will be made at once and opera
tions begun to capture the city and re-
duce the remaining fortifications. In adj
dition to the five or six thousand troops,
the transports also will take out a con-
siderable cargo Of supplies, including ann
munition.
The President and the members Of his
Cabinet are now expecting Important
zs<Sss fRsna rf5asl4 Ss0if f3eet vllis
was dispatched against Porto Rico. It Is
believed that his victory there will be as
complete as was that of Admiral Dewey
at Manila, although 1t is hardly to be ex
pected that the consequences to his feet
Will be as unimportant. No alarm is felt
as the.Thereabouts of the Spanish fleet
and it certainly is not expected that Ad-
miral Sampson will encounter them at
Porto Rico
AS to the plans of campaign in Cuba it
is understood that there has been no
material change from these announced
some time ago. At the proper time it
is expected that a landing of a consider
able force with provisions and munitions
for the insurgents will be effected at
some easily accessible point and that an
active campaign will then begin from
the rear as well as from the fleets in
front of Havana and other important sea-
norris