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ARMY NOMINATIONS.
Another Batch of Names Submitted
by the President.

n
by the President.
Washington June THE president to-
day sent these nominations TO the senate:
Third regiment volunteers engineers: To
be colonel, Captain David Du Gaillard,
corps of engineers U. S. A.
Second regiment U. S. volunteer engi-
neers: To be lieutenant colonel. Captain
Edwin Burr, corps of engineers. U. S. A..
To be major. Captain YIN. Clingiield,
corps of engineers U. $. a.
To be captain. Second Lieutenant Robert
H. Johnston, corps of engineers U. 5. ~.
To be first lieutenant Charles w. Parker
of Ohio.
To be second Lieutenant. Frank r. Mar
tin of Iowa.
To be- inspector general of volunteers,
with rank OF major. First Lieutenant r..
W. Brown. Fourth cavalry.
To be chief commissary, with rank OF
major. First Lieutenant w. X. Wright.
Sixteenth infantry.
To be commissares with rank Of captain.
Second Lieutenant John w. Baker Third
United States infantry. c. Dupont Coudert
Of New York; George W. Neill OF New
York.
TO be assistant adjutant general N';h
rank Of major general, William c. DGnicjs
OF Colorado.
To be chief quartermaster. with 'ank OF
major, william Rogers OF Kentucky.
For appointment in signal corns 10 be
capta.u. Charles S. Conror OF Missouri.
TO be flret lieutenant w, c. Woo lward
Of Ohio; Edward Miller OF Ohio; William
G. Wright OF Indiana.
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JAIL NEED FOR TROOPS
Sampson Continues His Plan of
Bombardment.
EXHAUST SPANISH AMMUNITION.
the Plan OF the American Conn
mander. Whose supply of Pow
der Is EXhaustIcsS.

New York. June 7.-All the dispatches
pm West Indian points giving accounts
the operations at Santiago have been
10 with interest at the navy and war
partments, says the Washington CORE
pndent Of the Times. Army officers who
pc to have the opportunity to win some
fdit for the army at Santiago are some
pat disquieted by the reports of activity
the fleet before the arrival of the land
Fces to cooperate with 1t. With three
four days of such pounding as is re-
rted TO have taken place, the batteries
d garrison of Santiago will be powerless
resist an attempt to occupy their de-
nses.
IL is plain that the administration is
FRYING out nlan to induce the Spanards
use ammunition every time ii can be
pended If the Santiago forts have re-
onded to the shower of shot and shell
Rured into them by Admiral Sampson,
icy have so much less ammunition to use
ter on
iHe supply for Admiral Sampson will be
se'eSs' Every ship that goes to his feet
Nu supplies Will carry proicctilcs. and
Wy VIII be no danger that he will run
VIZ 1t is pointed out al the navy de-
uHeAt that Admiral Ccrvera and the
tenuers Of Santiago can not respond with
."poS'ng themselves 10 the danger Of
ling OUT at the time they viii most
Fea an abundant supply.
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Reason Why Troops Are Mt na
Route Sontiaao.
AN lXPFDINlON FOR PORTO RICO
Is TO BE Gotten Ready aud Under
WAY Soon.
SUMNER TO BE AN ACTIVE ONE
Distance, Awaiting the Disposal
Of Other Places.


New YORK, June IA special to the
TIMES from Washington says:
fhere Is no longer any pretense at the
war department that the Santiago eSpedi-
ton is not afoot, or that II Is not TO reach
It's destination speedily The Information
mas been circulated quite freely that FORCES
nave been shipped TO Tampa anu more
arc 10 follow and that they are bound Tor
SANTIAGO de Cnoa ana intended to cooper
ate with Admiral sampson TO erect the
capture OF that cry with It's garrison ana
the shipping, including the iieet Of Admiral
NerNe'H' III the hatpor'
IRON all tha' can DC asccrtaihed at the
WI" department the lana forces are 10 Do
ulfee'ea by oenerai smarter VINO VIII nave
NOT Tess thah 2o'ooo men, mostly regulars
win winch TO strike the blow contem-
p'"'c"' At ""s fidNii' s'a'eu pS capince
"'"V'' "'''r 'nu Weetihs at noon thhe the
p's'poheheht OF the eNpediuon, whieh had
"o' ucen srce'' was aitogethT a''rioutaoie
10 'n' no'e"eht Oh 'he siege Huhs that
ato 10 DC taken aiong anu 10 an unexpected
"''us III uhio@nlhR cars al fampa'
"h" 'he 'AncNunn 20 santiago 10 on
us way another Tor Fuerto Rieo Is 10 ba
nS'ue reauN ana Slapped Just hsW soon
a'ter the santiago movement ms cNpedi-
noh Is 10 ivaVe Is nos stated. 3ut in car
rs'"s nut 'he administration pan OF sum
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CADETS ASSIGNED.
OF Vacation, They VIII
N, 'ee some Active Service


OF Vacation, They VIII
~ see some sctiyc Service.
Ish'hgton. June THE navy depart
| - mas decided to give the naval cade s
unapoiis an opportunity to Sc real
h.. oy making assignments on the war
~ heu Of the customary summer va
IT, AS a result about half of the sec
men and quite a number of the
| 'iass Fen have been assigned 10 duty
Rins INDIANA. New York. Iowa and 9th n
kens. west Indian waters. The assign
|re c,s ale not general, applying TO an en-
kdst. .ass. but are entirely elective by Inc
kver1ren ny mseiyes. they are showing much
be ls. Tor the Eervices as disclosei by
kaas number of applications thus far
ho,,r, me department has approved The
far non IN all cases unless some personal
Esn,. objection is raj ell. The assign
Esors s are made 70 the larger ships, as they
E|,,u ,a me best accommodation, the smaller
bono s ana auxiliary craft net having the
ma ror extra men. This cadets will be
-e useiul mainly as signal officers.
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nAnnlTy NOTIFIED.
Says II Makes small Difference TO
Him.

Philadelphia, June WIN. +. Harrlty
today received official notice from Chair
man Jones that a majority of the demo-
cratic National committee having voted In
favor of recognizing j. NJ Guney as the
Pennsylvania member of the committee,
Mr. Guney's name viii be placed upon the
roll OF the committee.
Referring to the matter, Mr.. llarrity
said.
THE action OF the committee is OF little
moment to me personally. Nearly two
years ago gave public notice Of my with
drawal from active participation In poll
tics. Since then | have not attended any
meeting whatever OF any political conven-
ton OF committee.
II regret, however. that the democratic
National committee has taken such action.
as would seem TO indicate that only those
who believed In free and independent COIN
age OF silver can remain in the party or
ganization. | was personally opposed 10
the doctrine and 80 notified Chairman
Jones while the campaign was pending. ]
have not changed my views with respect
10 the currency question and | am still
opposed 10 the free coinage or silver. Flo
ally | believe tbs time Is not far dis
tart when 1t will become apparent to the
masses OF the democratic party that tney
are being misled by those who now lead
them and that the present blind leadership
Of the party will be repndiated by the DEM
ocratlc principle OF both state and Nation.
II know IL is true that Mr.. Bryan has
stated that he counts upon the support OF
Pennsylvania in the democratic National
convention OF 1900, but this does not dis
turb my b;llef that Mr.. Bryan and free
coinage will receive their quietus In that
year II they shall not be effectively dis
posed OF even before that time.
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STORM RAGING.
Dispntch Honts Unable ia leave tho
Iiarbor Df ltinGsfun.

Jiirston, Jamdcl. jun Us a. nit
is reported here tina, Admiral sampson
began tie bombardment al the cutter for
tIfications Of santiaeo d. Cuba Oh Mon
day morling. A fierce stoim ba7 D., n
sweeping over .Jamaira end heavy SEA
wes running last night, causing plots 70
refuge to take dispatch beats OUT o.
KINGSTON harbor. The rallrfad 10 Pc t
Antonio is washed out and the Telegraph
lines are down,
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4 NEW BASE.
Fcrnnndiun VIII Now lie Mt tho
HEADQUARTERS.

lcu,rIol Dleuatch 70 the New Iork Herald,
I.oudon Times and The Houston rost'
Is Cupyright, 1855, by James GORDON Ben
uctt)
Fernandina. Fla. June 7.-Fernandioa
has been choscn for q basis Of operations
for The departure of troops for the West
Indies, and q PARTY Of government officers
viii arrive from the North TO prepare the
grounds General Niles and STAFF viii
arrive tomorrow evening.
One car lead OF government mules has
arrived here.
II is not known Just how many troops
viii be sent here but private advces from
Washington say 5000 VIII be ordered here
AT once.
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SIEGE OF SANTIAGO
GUNS TO NE Used TAKEN FROM
SMALL PORTS.
smootbborcs aud other Old Guns
Are Considered IsHcctuDi for the
Defense of the Coast.

New York June THE siege guns that
are going TO Cuba with the army OF inya-
sion have nearly all come from small ports
not part of the regular coast defense
plan, but open to attack from the sea. and
from many cities OF considerable impor-
tancc, says the Washington correspondent
OF The Tribune The plan OF noun lng
these Guns was carried out by Goncral VIII
son, chief OF engineers, who managed before
tho war began to get together AuInbcr %
converted old rifles and smooth boros and
place them IN position for the deienses OF
such ports as port Royal, Miami JuAter
Inlet San Augustine. and several OF the
smaller towns along the gull coast ihese
guns gave fair defehse' the SehsiHl shSs'
aud would have kept al distance any liSht
draugnt ships en.erng the ports where
they wcrc mounted.
Senator Tillman was one OF the most
persistent advocates for sen .ins guns 10
these little coast towns and suocoeGoi In
getting the mouth of thu Cape Fear wei
protected. Other Southern senator's pre-
sentcd strong arguments and used slch
persua sion for defending por,e in theif
States that soon all the siege guns avail
able were mounted on improvised en-
placements
All this was accomplished at corslaer-
able outlay of monty. Lately orders came
10 ship every field gun 10 Tampa an oh.r
rorts whore troops are TO cmha'k Tor
Cuba. and the work OF removing the picc
was begun Senators are now prote 'iins
agairst their removal. but they hive he n
assured that with Cervera In santa o
and the CadIz feet too decrepit o c. 50
the ocean the most exposed Fort need have
no feer from Spanish bombardmen. II
any Of the enemy attack these parts the
/ war officials say that the old smo1th
hores will keep on any ships thst csu'd
get close enough in shore TO operate
their guns succf ssfully.
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ONO CIVILIZATION.
A Man Did Good Work ON white.
cnppcrs with Gun.

cblllicothc Ohio, June S.--Two men are
dying and another Is seriously Injured a.
the Wild prank OF eighteen prominent young
men OF this city. These young men started
out on ''whtecapping'' expedition to
ayenge the alleged wrongs OF woman. and
Ave OF them are now in Jail. George Jac-
obs has been living on the farm Of Mrs..
Alien a widow. just over the line In Fay
cite county. He was ordered TO move two
woeN, ago, but paid no attention to the
notice and lart night eighteen OF Mrs.
Aliens kinsmen attempted TO eject him.
Trey entered the house and tried 10 break
in the door, when Jacobs fired = shotgun
In their midst The heavy charge took
effect in tho abdomen OF Dean Hldy, In
dieting a fatal wound
Jacobs fred again and then. using biz
gun as club. broke the arm Of William
Eycrhardt. He was cverpowered at last,
bound hand foot. gagged aud beaten into
insenslbiiity. His household goods were
thsn loaded into wogRn. Jacobs wa9
thrown In with them and the panR startp&
away. In the meantime Mss, Jacobs IA
escaped from the house ana otyen ~
alarm. A posse Of ueighbpra Nee qr11S]y
orgarized and started n. ppRsut(< 3>Gl
overlook ths whiteeavpess 9pd fo1f F31
AVE- q shelr NM yeeesa IA
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enlisted in their States under the second
call and how the enlistment viii be made.
but this information will not BIZ given to
the public by the war depar ,ment Il Is
understood that tho enlistment Will proceed
more smoothly than il would If the quota
of each State was made public at this time.
Under the second call each State Is called
upon 10 furnish q specified number OF men,
not specified number of camp battalion
or regimental organization. After State
has filled its quo,a the men unassigned TO
regiments already in service will be or
ganized into new regiments. the governor
commissioning the officers who are to
command them
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DOESN'T CLOSE HApBoR.
Merrimac Leaves SOnce Enough for
a Zig iinnl.

New York. June la World special
from its dispatch boat off Santiago says:
Some doubt exists as to whether the
MeVimac. so calamity sunk under the flre
OF Spanish guns by Lieutenant IIobJon and
his men. effectusliy blockades the channel
OF the entrance Of Santiago harbor. During
cessation Of hos,iles today. the Worlds
dispatch boat crept to within two miles OF
Moro castle and got an excellent view Of
the wreck. The Mtrrimac shows about ten
feet OF smoke stack and mast. She lies In
about seven fathnms OF water, but not
directly across the channel. II Is believed
there is still room enough for large ship
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to pass. It would be easy for the Spanish
10 blow up tho wrcck and clear the chan
mel, but they probably will not do so, MS
II prevents ingrcss as well as egress. and
increases their security. From the Tritons
deck a river boat was seen examining the
wreck. which contains 1000 tons Of coal.
This the Spanish are believed TO have no
means OF raising. 1t Is probable the wreck
will be as useful as an object lesson to
the Standards OF American bravery as any
thing else The same men who took In
the Mcrrmac could have taken in tor
pedo boat,
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HONOLULU ADvICEs.
Troop Ships Arc to he Given Puh-
lie Demonstration.

Froop Shirs Arc To lie Given Puh~
lie Demonstration.
San Francisco, June THE steamer
pe!glc arrived from the Orient, via Hon
olulu today.
The Belglc reports sighting the INST
neet Of troops which left this city May
Is. about bJ miles east OF Honolulu. The
Belric has been hailed from Honolulu
on June /. The Charleston had errivea al
Honolulu two DAYS before and was re-
toa.ed az tho time OF the departure OF the
Bolgic Preparations were made at HON.
lulu for the reception OF the troops which
were expected TO arrive there on me day
the Bolgle left. The town was beautifully
oeccra;et ana a rubllc reception was 10
lie given the men on the troopshlps.
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DoMIvIcANs INTERVIEWING.
The Mission OF the Eanifa with
Jiminiz on Donrd Being prpbrd

N'i foifFb bftnE IEpnFUs
copyrighted. 1893, by Associated Prose-
Cape Haytlcn, Hayu June 7.--7.4) p. M.
Two Dominican wnrships arrived here at 9
o'clock this evening. having on bonrd, It IL
understood. the prisoners taken IN the recent
revolutionary attempt headed by JminIz and
Morales. They come, II II understood, t, In.
ycRtigatc thr Illegal fnillng Of the Fntlnl
from this port. The war vfsscg lCft here at
rent here that after they leit iierrcaux was
made prisoner and shot The report that
Monte Cristo, under Govcrncr Gall,to d Il 9
Now movement The story e. not believer
here although no explicit reply is Forthcoming
from Monte Cristo to cabled inquiries. Il an.
pears that General Jimink was transferred
from the Fntinn. on which he escaped from
Monte CrIsto to another boat, landing AT
Great 1naRun. aud 1t Is taid he was released
600 $1,000 bail The Fatina did not ven
ture within the jurisdiction Ct the island au-
tEoritie3 on her return voyage.
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Mrn. Lnird's Murder Recalled.

Fort Scott, Kan. June s.-kinder IL.
Hargo. full FLOODED Seminole Indian. Is
now a prisoner In the United States jail
at Miami. charged with the murder Of Mrs.
Laird for whoss death two young men,
Sampson and McGeisey. we're burned "a
death BY mob near Newark. /, IT, last
January.
In a letter TO his sister he confessed and
tcld how 10 nei for safety The sister, be-
ing friend Of the authorities at the mis-
sion. informed them OF the letters contents
and her brothers whereabouts.
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nEn cnoss AccEprEp.

VIII Act as Su,iiinry IN Medical ana
hospital work.
New York. June 7.--secrftary AlEeT has
.ecen.ed the service OF the American Ma
tional Red Cross auxiliary to the hospital
service OF the army OF the United States in
tne following letter to Miss Clara Barton:
.Dear Madam: The tender Of the services
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J.oss 10 SPAIN.
Colonel ordonez One of the Hest ar
tiIIerists I'M Europe.

London. juno THE death of Colonel
ordonez means serious loss to spaia,
ora3neg being. NJ having been. her arIil-
lery expert. with a European reputation
ana tho designer Of The ORDNANCE bearing
his name.
The Cape Hayden adviecs Of tae Daily
Mail confirm the account from tho Asso-
clated Press dispatch boat Dandy ~
other accounts here except the prisf dis
patch from alaarid enana,e from New
York.
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Of the American National Red Cross made
to this department; through the departing u
Of state under dat of May 81, Tor medic al
and hospital work as auxiliary 20 tho hos
rdtal service o. tho army of the United
States--is accepted. All reports and em-
ployes OF sali organization 20 be snbJect TO
ordcr1 according to the rules and discipline
OF war, a. provided in the cd article OF
war;
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THE SECOND CALL.

VIII Not he Made
", .nniic from waxhinfston.
Anston June 7.--Adjutant General
49, announced tonight that he could not
M, public the superintendent Of the vol
|nsl days. ' W
\. so'ernors Of States are notified by
Sspartment how many men are to be
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Wilmington, ~ c.. June IA special 20 the
star from Goldsboro says twelve stores were
burned ct Mount Olive last rishi: Loss So
COO. with insurance not to exceed $1,000. Thu
principal losers were Ri SoutheTland. y.
b. southeilsnd. Dr, L, r. Aaron, James T.
Hatch. n. II. Hatch, John O. Saith, y r
Prince and Psrker Brothsrs
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! 7~~7--a-77-77777177777T77-
THE WISCONSIN.
II VIII nc Launched some Time In
NpyCmbCr.

milwaukee,. WIS. juno Irving NJ
Scott, president OF the Union Iron works.
San Francisco, In letter to the Milwcn-
kce journal states that according to his
belief tha new battleship Wisconsin will
be launched some time In November.
In conclusion Mr. Scott writes; I'VE
trust the Wisconsin viii follow on the
lines of the ilustrlcus Oregon, and be as
good ship, 1t would be almost impossible
to Nssh her better"
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Columbia aunin in shape.

New York June THE United States
cruiser Columbia. whleh has been In dry
dock at the navy ward since Decoration
day. was flcat,d today. New plates have
replaced the old ones and the cruiser u
now as enund az she WAS when iirsi pni
into commission.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Agrccmcnl

London. June MIR. George ~ curzon.
under secretary Of state for foreign affairs, re-
plying In the house OF commons today to
question about the Canadian American agree
mont said: Consultations have taken place
ut Washington for the settlement. Of ali pend
lnp q, cations between Great Britain and the
4 uitcd States %
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copyrighted, 1898. by Associated press)
Cape Hayden. HaYti June Z, 1895 p m.
From all Indications thu cable between
Haytl and Cuba has not been worklns since
Monday al midnight 1t Is probably cut.
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New York. June THE equipment OF
the Astor mounted battery was ready for
transportation westward en- route 10 ne
Philippines today. The war deparnncnts
order to Lieutenant March was received to-
day.
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eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeee.
CUBANS WHIPPED SPANIARDS
Part OF Garcia's Forces Made Stand-Up Fight and
Defeated Twice Their Number

~ tho cnuna
a % sntmo % aasineM
h ~ van
against SPAIN
It
expected s mhw y oredth wchmet
from IAN H nd utwonr rune,f,
q b by q corps Mh
comm ni fadh o cdnIJn Rhd
Lmr
% 900
p ammunition niuoh yompNch
altered m ~ rally
h o n
b. 70 ar an Arroyo blanca ant urncm tn
fury The | w iwbchun yhailm
">sca" meyp h6m nioncaso auancd
his 10 ~ SAINT alakct them upon tn left hnks tn,
g to MN n IN
n m tho Mt m u the Ehns n
am qua he ~ orr to behind muhouo ammunition niw
d IN " % the 9TH han he Cuban SCENE t. be well
OF the
h % Palma is m a
"a r o m
ssh p %
10 a h n w
in e m loss w hro
heavy los N + WI dh han tina % Srnnr Aored there
ave m lesser rank ~ u sixty wounded
% oil the h of m var n eiJ There they uurrdk
of an " from h serted Sana gth wuhrr nsan ywarnsh
o mt hd n t n
cam cop tive town J g o t vuro Gu armn
% ~ rel the 10 . before III At TIM bcn forced Il l uHr sympthu
h w % by Span sol
Jesus e m organizing cu gm tor ttua g unm from General
Garcia
II ~ beer d by dispatches
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REPORT tNcoNr,nMnp.

Though several rnprrs Say the Ter
ror WINS Destroyed.
New York. Juno ,,-several local papers
publish dispatches from points In the West
Indies stating that Spanish torpedo boat
destroyer. supposed to be the Terror. was
sunk on Monday nigh near the mouth OF
Santiago harhor
-r,, ,.,or,s 90, vnconNrrnco
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cHIcKAMArGA PARK.

Rertmentnl Drills md Brigade In
spcctious M Order
chickamsuga National Park. June 7'--hek'-
mental order drills and Brigade Inspections
occurred In the volunteer army tocay. any
there was nothing OF any special interest," IN
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HioTING IN nELFAsT.
Thc Police Ovcrpo,,rrrd md Troops
CnIIed Ia QMcII The Tr0Mhlc.


During tho rio,ng yesterday 100 policemen
w,rc injured and ovor 100 civilians were treat
ed AT the hospitals.
belfast. June Tonight there was re.
ncw1l of the riots that hogan yesterday during
th3 demonstration In honor of thy revolution
of lTeS and the anniversary OF June G. 1896,
when seven civilians were shot on Shankhill
road hy the cunstabulary The nationalists at
tnckoh a body of Orangemen who were ioay.
inc their work and there was irritable hur-
rloane OF scrap iron ana other missiles. The
police were at first ovcrpnwcrcd. but having
btcn reinforced they cleared the streets with
f.oc usc Of their clubs. The military has
been ordered out and IL Is feared there viii
be renewal Of The disturbances.
Tonights troubles ARE du. to inadequate po-
lice precautions. some Of the bolts and nuts
used as missiles weighed from quarter 10 a
half pound. For some time the nBhting vas
very hot. On the appearance OF TIE military
the riotIny ceased, but danger still prevails.
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HIRD EDITION--6:oo am.
ONE ANXIETY ABOUT HOBSON
. May Have Been in Moro During the Bonn
bardment

New Some felt here for the security
h Washington has been
they were imprisoned in Moro castle
Spanish commander exposed to fire Of the
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spOkr MEMS S10HlES.

The reports are unconHrmed.