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PINGREE'S MAJORITY 10000.
Michigan Governor II strong Iavori:e
With the Voters.

with the Voters.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. ll.-.According
to more complete returns Governor
Pingree's plurality will reach about 90
600. This will be a proportionate in
crease over his plurality of $1,000 of two
years ago. the vote cast having been
probably about "A fourth smaller this
year. The Republicans have elected a
solid representation of y congressman
by malorities ranging from LOO for
Corliss in the First district TO IL 900 for
sheldon in the Twelfth district. The
Democrats will have a dozen senators
and representatives III the legislature,
about equally divided between the two
houses. Senator Burrows reelection
10Y seems. absolutely assured notwith-
standing Governor Pingree strongly ia
vors the candidacy of Albert Pack.
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KANSAS Is REPUBLICAN,.
Majority for the State Ticket VIII Prob
ably Reach Ii. 900.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 1.-THE latest
returns indicate that the plurality OF
Stanley, Rep, for governor. will prob
ably reach $4,000. Taylor Riddle. the
Populist state chairman, practically
comedies the defeat Of Vincent for con.
gress in the Fifth and Of Jerry Simpson
in the Seventh.
The Republicans elect two state sen.
ators. which gives them II members in
that body. They also elect 81 represen.
tatives out of l25. This gives them a
majority Of j2 on joint ballot in the
legislature.
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Yankton Press, g.: The state should
provide a building for hospital purposes
ct the reform school. Plsnkinton, where
there are l25 boys and girls. None OF
the institutions of the state are prepared
to battle with q serious contagion. A
hospital building should be provided for
each q OF the penal and charitable in
ctitntiOpo
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natives are 90 ignorant that they do no,

natives are so ignorant that they do not
recognise the difference in the value OF
money and insist tina: they be paid a
dollar a day whatever the money. Sugar
and coffee production are the chief in-
dustries OF the island and the planters
insist that il they have to pay a dollar II
day in United States money for lab
they cannot work their plantations. The
planters are now making appeals to the
United StatesgOvernment not to miro
duce American money and the gold
standard too fast, hut to adopt some in
termedlate curse on gradual change IN
the morej system or they will be ruined
and the business OF the island paral-
lied Now il il is IA fact that a sudden IN
crease OF 40 per cent in the money stand
ard will cause inevitable ruin to these
producers OF Porto Rico, as it certainly
would, why is 1t not pretty conclusive evil
dence that the droducers of this country
have lost the 80 per cert decrease in
prices wrought by the gold standard in
the last twenty-five years? The only
difference is that in Porto Rico they are
bncking up against 1t 'all Of IA sudden
aud it threatens to Great Il riot among
the people, while in this country
1t was worked in gradually and
was not realized until the deed
had been done. 1t is the same
robbery of the producer with the ele-
ment Of time limited. The small guam.
tity OF currency, silver, in Porto Rico
kept its valne higher and the fall in
prices is not 80 great but yet enough,
the planters say, to create a riot.
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Joe Letter says there will be a boom in
December wheat owing to the foreign
demand and not as a result OF a corner"
or speculation. AS Joe was once the
friend OF the farmer in a wheat boom
they ought to take stock IN this predic-
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PatrOniZe

The Madison Steam Laun.
dry, a home institution. They
do better work than you can
obtain from the outside laun-
dries, perfectly responsible,
convenient for the customer.
laundry can be delivered any
time desired, any complaints
satisfactorily adjusted, and
everything can be made more
satisfactory because deal d.
rectly with the proprietor, and
besides it is a home institution.
0. T. FULLER,
Proprietor.
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A cough ID not like q fever. 1t does
not have to run q certain course. Cure
it quickly and effectually with One
Minute Cough Cure the best remedy for
all ages and for the most severe cases.
We recommend it because it's good.
Cook & ODEE.
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SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Three Whites and Three Negroes Reported
Killed at Wilmington, N. G.

Three Whites and Three Negroes Reported
Killed at Wilmington, N. G.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 11.-Se-
rious trouble occurred about noon in the
Fifth ward. Three white men and
three negroes were killed. Large COM
panies of armed citizens have gone to
the scene. The negroes are reported to
have retreated but are being quietly re-
inforced by laborers from the cotton
companies. Flatsville has been tele.
graphed to for help.
Many a household is saddened by
death because OF the failure to keep on
hand q safe and absolutely certain cure
I or cronp such as One Minute Cough
Cure. See that your little ones IRE pro-
tected against emergency.
Cook & ODEE.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1898.
rRRMA OF ~auBRCRIpTlON
TO ADVERTISERS.

TIL. DAILY LBADsS makes q special feature OF
furnishirc Information concerning the advantages
aud resousces Of the city Of Madison and Of the
state ~ large %eutitling IL TO the patronage ofad.
%7erti-ers of every Glaze.
I + STAHI. proDrietor.
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COMMUNICATION WITH NILES


,,s..t...,
.N"'h''N' aux -l"' Jay
opened quietly ln The state. war aud
navy deparimurfa and m.r. ga.
vI.fii. ,,.,,I.. 10 t.,....I.
D." 90. WI
"it. uti'u h.lhh iithUr diverted Go DO.
peace uUFH.IlfI IuH now ia prlrrrHH
srrf.tafy ..f ef.t. p.y and s..i.t.,,
s........
''''f N'''. "'N nos i'tulH'A 80
th' cliy ana were scarcely expected hg-
f1rr tomorrow. ~ war aiIu the under.
standing ihtt ul word was b. b. az.
perfUd until tdmlrrnw from gptiu
i8ueh'ur tbt 8rrlptsi,iiitv M "a. ti,it.
"a States dImluda A number 10 rtIi.
ere awaited Secretary AIr|r al ths a..
plrimrut. prominent ampnn thsm 10.
Ing col John Jacob Actor. on Ast.f
o. a mruh.r ~ grn. gh4firfss nm
and was sent north with disp4frhss In.
Guiding. DO h. unlsrai66d hi, riii arfi.
Giles 1f capltulatinn on ssutIarn IA
hld been very much DELAYED On ac-
count OF quarautlnU rsruisfI,nu
He was nccompnuied by Ma s.ere.
tary. who had hi charRs th~ -.n,ri
from den ghaftar which. bv mai an.
GERS direction. Clt Aston WA III h,nl
psrsonlUv to Secretary Aig.r s,J a..
one sis.. Col Aston VIM Il, ~ N,W
York tl tnsnd f0w daya before ~.
iufulug iI thf front Il IL rumarrI
fhai ha is Do be- attached ~ C,B
M|issH stan at Porto Rico. hut on ihis
point be- had nothing fu say.
gsn. grrelrv. chief rIrnaf omrgr
was able tl announce viib a er.,i
deal " grtiInratiHn TODAY fhsi he ~
NOW ln direct communication bv sti,i.
with ggn. Miles, h.td,u4rt.r. al
Ponce, Porto Rico. HERETOFORE. aii
.ll.'-'t.. ..ln IN. t.nufn have come
.tA uI ,l'Au.I, n'A ,' N. Ihlmia' ana
ny lNN''n.nt 'lN NJ
r. Nn', ll' Npin-
t ~ ,,'''' ,i'W l.,A.. .l'y
am gr..l.y h.. s,,"'',t '. y, ..',i'. y.
M 'N HttiNi
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rrlnca nl.mallI... rnnrni.

Berlin, Aug l--ulron Won nusilw
tells The correspondent 1f the AHsuclit-
Hd preHs that nothing definite r0~nrIInr
Prince bismarck funeral viii hH dee
tluUa upon until thH wishes uf EmusrHr
William and th' family OF thD deceased
arc asCeriuiu.d,
O., b. Ambassador White has formal.
ly rogue "a leave 20 present President
MgkluIUta message OF coincidence az
the ili. ..i office this afternoon. aud be-
hur ll.I sent copy uf n o. Count
Herhrr, bismarck ut FHedrirharuhe.
Thus Car Emperor william has tele.
graphed twice 90 iredrlchsruhe. The
TINT dispatch sent ON Sunday morn
Ing was addressed % Count Frederick
Bismarck and see forth in very cordial
terms. tho merits Of tho late prince
ana oNpr.sd hIH maic8tyH undylng
gratitude iu ins deceased, who has been
% model OF tho faithful performance
ui duty
Tho emperor also mentions Prince
Ri7mlrck's domestic NO. (which has
been bis greatest Joy" and assured the
finally OF his sincere sympathy
The second telegram h.WH for tho
flmlIy's consent 90 bury the PRINCES
romans in the Charl1ttonhurg Mls1.
leum. whore tha body OF Emperor
william 1 rpp0aHH. THIS. however. Dbl
declined. because 0f Prince BlHmarck's
dearly expressed wish 90 Doe buried near
the SUhluss
Prince Ilnhenlohe the Imperial chan.
Dali1r. took "a special train for Fried.
uohsruhr this afternoon In order t1
convey 90 the family tho coincidence OF
ihe prusaian ministry NJ state and 90
place q wreath upon tho chancellor
bier
The city councils OF berlin and
Munich viii hold special session on
tuesday the prince having had the
freedom OF these cities
Tho Carlsruho city council has passed
a resolution of coincidence ana has see
lectgi delegates 90 attend the fun-
eral.
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mlrai Dewey IN a Joint domari flr the
surrender N tha city 10 th. United
States forces. thus foreHialllus h. iu-
surgcnta. and this move may cause a
rupture
II - possible LOO View Of tho fact that
Cen. Merr.tga cabicEram Ufa sent
from Caviic llHt Thursday 'brt this
movement has been mad alr,ldy By
the combined American military and
naval forces although thor. a somt
doubt on thIa point on account OF a
statement from MERIT, that d. w.ll rI-
oclvo all biz soldiers before attacking
II II possible the demand m.eht De-
made without being folloecd by lu at-
tack. which may be deferred until at
the troops have reached CavIte W Co
date of the report Gen. Merritt had
with him about 1000 soldier
In all seven expeditions have ieft
San Francisco Tor the Philippine and
% a. the Intention 10 furnish Merritt n'
least 5000 men more than hlH present
force. m Do delays his attack until hll
those have reached him Manila will not
h0 taken In that way before September
fnr the last N the troops have not
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FRANCE WILL NOT NEEDLE,
AMERICA coSrRAsrtO WITH GERMANY


New York. Aus. Ia dispatch to the
World from Paris Hays3
Henri iirisson, the premier u France.
said TO the World correspondent;
Tho course of the United states
throughout the war with spain has
been noble. II has been q revelation
10 Europe.
I'm my opinion when the American
conditions of peace are known tho
world will o., nstonlshed. expect
that the United States Will take pride
iu showing greater moderation than
amy OF thr old World p,wcr, would dis
play under similar circumstances.
Europe bias no right whatever to
mcdllr in the negotiations My Fov-
ornmgnt ut least. viii not attemp, 60
dictate what the United States shall
demand. uthgr powers may try to
make Spaln's lou as lght as possible.
hut an such recommendation win be-
regarded go friendly feel assured
there VIII be- mo- concerted action by
Europe toward forcing upon tho United
sin,ca any settlement not fully salts.
factory.
~ think the United statca may be-
trusted 90 arrange the future OF cuba
Tor the best"
Tho World correspondent learns from
the French foreign ministry that Amer.
lcn'a reply 90 spalnH approaches must
hr made through the hands of tho
French minister Tor foreign Affairs. who
VIII forward % 60 Madrid. nut that
rcply u not expected before Tuesday.
The World correspondent learns fur
ther that an nrnlatlco IL expected but
not until there ~ reasonable prospect
OF a nucccaHtul Issue u the peace ncgo-
uutluuH.
Raron Won Buoiow schlattnu. the
charge d'annlrcs ~ tho German oin-
hnHay 90 Paris, poupooa the idea Of
France having designs ON the Philip
pines
"rhe Americans are excited AZ pres
nnt be- SAID, and unnecessarily aua-
plgiouH. The mcrcat Incident n mag
nihri into an International complica-
tlun. Germany has Withdrawn her
ships, her subjects being now Hurc OF
American protection"
The baron refused o. talk about the
probable conditions ~ peace beyond
Nrnturlng the opinion that spain win
never Yield Porto Rico.
fuucuifo de- LonClr. "a brother OF
.Nf. N.N. AAH"N captain NA ANN NNNNfllMMNn
iuursuHnr, connected with tho foreign
ministry under the Frrycinct and Gam
nHlta. was interviewed as q representa-
tive frrurh- Americ1n bourgeois Uhrif-
bl class and a typical politician. Ha
fllu3
THE Americans have conducted a
pacific war with HHgAclty. moderation
ana humanity ThH United States an
uuuuo.i their object and went direct
Iy after o. aH they had right % DO.
'1ru. Nhnficr. instead OF destroying
santiago, nH bismarck burned tho
towns ut France, treated u In accord
uurr with the modern diplomatic spirit,
which now "a AZ liberal Ia war as In
nrArH.
IT lH q remarkable fact. wholly 90
il' credit NJ the Americans. that 30
Few lives have been expended Ia tho
war Contract this pacific spirit with
.hg German attitude toward France In
isO.'
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nroolI,a Jasls, nm M,ellnr.

New York, Aug. many valuable
HiHk-H 90 De- run at the flll meeting ~
tho brooklyn Jockey club viii close
Aug. 10. ON tho same day entries 20
eight stakes, nEHrrgltlnF Ia value
NoHoo0' 10 Dr. run tnr in 1890 ana IN 1900
l0wH'
stakes for autumn meeting. 1885.
For 2syrlralllH, prospect stakes. s.
300, sIN furloug. Willow stakes, 81 900.
nyr ani half fuH1urH; Algeria
stakes. $1,000 nvo furlonFu: Holly
Handicap 1900 nve and half fur
llnFa. Youthful stakes, 1900, ave and
half iur'0ugs.
For l-yeHrsOlls;
ocean View handicap. 81 900. mile
and sixteenth; parkvlils haudicap.
n goo, ola furlongs; Sea Breeze stakes.
$1,000, one mile; Greenfield stakes, 81
900, Nix furlonEH.
For 3-yeaTa and upward
Oriental handicap, $500. mile and
quarter; nrat special. 5000. mile and
"a HlNtcCnih Speculation stakes, a.
900, one miles Hay Shore stakes. 81
900. ak furlonFH.
For nteoplechaHcra and hurdlosi
The Hitchcock stoeplcchlso handl-
cap, $50. about ga miles; Hurdle
handicap $50, mile aud shreo'quar-
FOR s-year olds IN 1899. 10 be run az
tho spring meeting OF 1850.
Grnt American stakes $1,000. ivH
furlungs. fremont stakes. $4,000. six
furlouEs; Expectation stakes, 81 800.
four and hair furIonga' criterion
siaFss, $500, i've furl0ugHi criterion
stokes for MILES. $500, Tor four and a
hllf mrlnngs.
no Doc run ON the FIRST day OF the
autumn meeting NJ 1909
Junior Championship stakes, $4,000
slN furllnFa.
For g-yelr-0ldH DO 1900. 10 be- run az
Inc spring meeting uf 1900.
brooklyn Dyrhy $4,000, mile and
half. carlton stakes, 5000, one mile;
Gazelle stakes, $1,000, mile and a six
tfenth.
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MONS rIrclnocurrn.
Murderer Of VIM, Ouldrusuppe Mee,s the
Penalty Of Ill Crime,


New York. Aug. i.-Mlriln Thorn was
put 10 death at tho prison In Sin slng
at iii7 this morning Tor The murder of
WIN. Guldonnuppc.
Thorn sat up later last nlght than
was his custom. iIa talked OF his
parents his b1yhood days In Germany
ana his wife's parents loo this country.
lie showed no neryou.ucss, and whom
be- threw himself on hs cot It was but
few minutes until D.. was asleep.
Warden Sage. who S. no 20 Thom's
cell early today said of him; Thorn
told me he was not nervous and would
die braYoly. lie Dll Do, was perfectly
rcconciled 90 hIsfatr, anl that he made
peace with his God. Dc slept wen ana
had no fear OF death. There Us not the
slightest change BOO Die actions, He Is
the same cool man who came 10 the
prison six months ago. HIS nerve ~
doror who has been 100 tho death house."
Thorn told one OF hli Keepers that
hIs only dread was the wait from thr
time h. woke until be- was summoned
10 the chair
The condemned man received the last
aacraments OF the Roman Catholic
church.
When summoned % the execution
chair Thorn showed no emotion.
walked 10 u quickly, repeating prnyera
after the attending priest, There was
no untoward Incident ln connection
with the execution, and after the cur
rent had been turned on % seconds,
Thorn was dead.
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Blrmlngham. Ala, Aug. An cioc-
ton o. being hali in Alabama TO-DAY flr
FlN1rr lud 400 static HnHHrI. .raiuI.
inf 20 mnHr No the supreme court. nr
W0mhe Hf Poe lower hlin. uI ths
general uHrauhv. hale iha senate and
i'r hlll Do. HIuecfH iu various eaun-
Tho w.Iihsr re- clear and favor
o'clock ihH voting hal proceeded very
slowly because of ihe general nntihv.
Indications are chat throughout ihs
eil.U ihHr1 VIII Boz she Irhtl vote
p1ll'i lu years. Complete pam1rrlfie
NItlHfy nn state tickets Dr. assured.
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,rtny d should be said that q is
elu' h asrarialned that % Us fully
i,ctirg In merit u is the wish ~ the
iia..N.lt-s ID meet the stockholders.
IA csr for such meeting Will soon
be issued" .,..., M ,....
- moan president. VIM. u. Usher.
~ ,',,rsr. Albert T., Sawyer director.
uayre. Aus. THE Rev. Prescott r.
ti.,Ig4r Ii. Vice president and rener-
~ Inner Of the Electrolytlc Marine
e.,,a c9Tpany. for whose arrest on the
rharr, OK obtaining money ON false
nreifnscs warrant was Issued Zoo
nos,nn, July 70, arrived h.tc ny ihe
t'renrh line steamer Navarro this
Nine he was not taken Into cus-
ta id owing. IL Is said. to the lack u the
nrrsssary papers and started for Paris
by rain without being interierei
with.
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yet started from san Francisco. 10 may
be,huwcvcrth1i tbe arrangement aa Do
tire Philippine which. DO Dr. expected
VIII DE- Included in tho peace treaty viii
ohvintr the nee Hsity Cor further action
ON the part of ihe American com.
maudora
Secretary AIror and Secretary fpnr
Hrc W. conference with the President
over thc serious situation lu tha Phillip
pines. Thuy have Important dIHultchaa
from Gen. Merritt ana Admiral Dewey
Secretary Alr0r admitted the HIgn.n-
cancr NJ those dispatches but declined
90 state their exact nature.
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washington. Aug. Tho President
,,t,y made the following appoint.
muntsi r,..,...,.t,...,t,
ID, consul of the United States ai
Munich. Bavaria.
Rlchnrd @. hanks, collector of Gus
toms. Norfolk and Portsmouth. va.
James Stone. SUPERVISING inspector
81 steam vessels Tor the Nih'h ulA-
Lunsford n. Tricks and Mark J.
white. assistant surgeons IN the ma
rlno hospital service.
Jos. Foster. pay Inspector III th'
navy. with rank Of commander.
Frank r. Arm paymaster 10 the
navy, with rank Of Lieutenant
Jainca ". q. walker civil cnsnecr
In the navy. with rank OF Lieutenant
junior Grade. .-. ....
Nm. Melville Carton. assistant sur
coon In the navy, with rank or en-
sign.
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FATAL FIRE IN CHICAGO.


st,,,ago Auv f-guegta OF the Bpr-
.,. So.
Wyn h''ei hun'u'' -" "''"' -.
street, were reused rom their iluinp,iH
at o'clock this morning 10 ind the
sa.,.,ry an ar. so npld ana the blaze
-, =, "a ,,,,,,.n found
Hpfe"a H"' "'.h ""N
themselves cut on from escape hy the
stnlta.
rhr.o lives ware iost and a number
- -..,--., A..
OF oth'iH were ha'ii''u anu "'e'''' y"
jumping ffom high WlhdoWH 10 the
payefurnt.
Tho dead arc: II. A. rltdmnn mu-
slcian. rcrldcnoc In California, dropped
from window on the nth nuor and Ia.
stantly Killed.
Annie Pauiin, Is years OF age, home
la Minncsotn. burned to death, on nfth
noor.
Unidentified man. remains burned be-
yona recognition.
Tho Injured are: Two men. names
unknown. jumped from upper nopr
and are al the hospital unconscious.
Fawnrd Seaman, proprietor OF cigar
store al the Palmer House. Jumped
from third door aud was seriously In
| urad
BE-. :. nm rorlouaiy bruised.
j. v Dn'son. severely bruised.
H. -. McCIrary, overcome by smoke
while hanging on window edge. dropped
10 the street below and probably ia
I tally hurt
Ailrr Catherine Murphy. jumped from
second story. right ankle 6roitcn.
Dr. Bslknap. burned slightly.
Mis- ~ H. T,Irht and babv over.
como by smoke, rrscued by nremen.
Misc Mari, Kennedy. proatratsd from
excitement
Mlss Emtnn sharkey. housskeeper az
tn hotel iu,nprd nom second story
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,,sIs PEACE PROPOSALS.
,,scm DIPLOMACY PREVENTED


v..s Aas. IA dispatch to
Ia from Madrid says
4 M McRinlsy has stolen a
/. 4 be powers Of Europe in the
ess,,ss ms reported leaving
81, fpsis,r question TO future
- b.,asen spain and the U.
SOILS a rliveriy concerted
p.hIsi SPANS diplomatic
p iraw Che u. $. out on this
conditions. thc continental
=. had spread a snare.
arr political and CONNER
4 .svto. .hs Old World powers
siB Russia and allotted by
1 ,.l GERMANY, sought to coax
4 h5n .ha hliaiod position
Il tAf principal strength and 90
. lf Toto acting in concert with
4 assu International aspects 81
. ANA, % ihe disputes between
A nlhi United States must De
|, Ia m.nd 70 ,h5 conduct OF the
h j. ,lyunmsnl % 90 be UNDER
h q. iL
\ tnta ih, game vas up Tor her
! wet ihd.ef. and ihIi Hhe could
J 100 up,li even pllionlo' much
mi.fal assistance 90 ro,aln any
y rtuu aaf there. nui she re-
4 plIlys assurance VI AID ln the
hla q ne question OF the Phil
hAalt
lhi wy hrt Russia has
VIA ,tf almost dlsplaaHurt
1a ue.ss az Manila. She is
. irplifl a. Germany o. % an
i1 rfrieFf-ato ur naval or
n fttlhf In the Spanish archie
L. ~ Russia prompted The at
Y France 10 that reEari. with
|lrife approval ~ Germany.
hll alsu received assurances
GriHUs Russia and iho triple ai-
"'l .t ,.,.., W.. 49,, W. '. .. " Il
30" '','' 'n '''. -. ~ y =,
$500 $500 m 49, y
7 ~, I. '''''''
III. I.,'., r. ti.,,t, ..t
l. mob. r.a.. .s. .Hst. ...U
~ .,r,1g ',.', ,.li M'.s
H., rg.i"i s's nv 'I' , ,,l,li'i.l 4
g-'1ns iy pt,ii,..., ~
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59iI e,g.l ''' w , ,"g , "a.
ssnst, Ma. h. ,lnniy 1, W.,
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Colon. Colombia, July a, via Calves
t1n.-An official dispatch from Boguta,
received 40 Curtagena last Tuesday,
confirmed tho reported probability ~
uu early settlement Of the Ccrruti az
fair President CAIRO has submitted
to Congress resolution 20 accept In full
the conditions OF President Cleyeland's
award,
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Gomprr- on Annexation.

New York. Aug l.-samuel Gompers
president OF The American Federation
Of Labor, spoke on annexation lasi
night az the meeting or the Central
Labor Union. Mr.. unmpsrH said;
Whether we annex the Philippine
or not, the end OF the war will See the
country grlnder greater ana more
glorious than ever. But. with thia neN
destiny of the United States there ara
a great many things 10 guard against
u am opposed 10 slave labor. Wa
are an opposed 20 q and when the col.
onles are annexed the same condition.
regarding contract and slave labor
should obtain there a. here.
IN the Philippines the contract
labor laws should ho Kept very sirln.
gent We don't know how the supr, M.
Court may Interpret these laws I'M
We should give 90 the laws In inc an
oulea the spirit ~ freedom No riave
labor IN the Philippines or Hawai-
tCheers) The people should bre,tho
Vie same spirit hs here"
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MANILA ~ 10 july 20.
No Attack Made m the city up to Friday
Evening Last.

ilongkonc, Aug 1.-The United
states transport Zanro has arrived In
thes" waters and is anchored outside
the Lyman Pass. She reports that no
American or insurgents advance has
been made 0n Manila up % July o.
Tho remainder of the third San Fran.
cisco expedition was expected 60 are
rive az cayite during the evening of
July -.