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FIRED ON THE CUBANS
Spaniards at Manzanillo Vic.
lated the Armistice.
FOUR INSURGENTS KILLED
The Spaniards Too Possession OF a Gu
ban Vessel Loaded With Supplies.
Rios Threatened an Attack and
the Trouble Ended.

Santiago de Cuba. Sept. Is, $3.50 p. m.
General Lawton has received informa-
ton from a Cuban courier from Man
zanillo hat four days & the Spaniards
there violated the armistice by attempt
ing TO take possession of the Cuban YES
sci Fernandino, which was bringing
supplies for the Cuban army. on board
were a guard of 10 men. They were
fired upon by Spaniards in the fort near
the bay, one Cuban being killed.
Immediately Information regarding the
situation was given to General Rios. in
charge of the Cuban forces, surrounding
the town, and he threatened an attack
II boats were not allowed to land her
cargo. There was no further trouble,
but the Cubans dispatched a courier to
General Lawton with a request that an
armed force be sent to ManZantllo. This
request will not be complied with. az
Manzanillo is outside the territory en-
braced by the terms Of the c~apitulation.
Captain ID. j. Farhamfield, quarter
master, Learned several days ago from
Cubans that two rapid-fire guns, form
erly used by the S~paniards, were con-
cealed near the city. He succeeded in
discovering their whereabouts. His in
formant fears Cuban resentment, as II
is believed that the guns were hidden
by members of the Cuban army. One
gun was found in a dilapidated hOus in
the outskirts of the city. The other
was where the Spaniards had evidently
left II when they were routed from Pus-
son, in the vicinity of San Juan hill.
1t had been placed amid the thick
bushes and had been painted green as
a further prevention against discovery.
Probably this is the hitherto unlo-
Gated gun that did such havoc among
the Massachusetts, volunteers. Boil
guns had been taken from the Spanish
warships, as a portion of deCk tackle
was lying near each. They were deliV-
cred to the ordnance department this
morning.
Colonel Sargent's 4th regular infantry
ness to at once enter upon its garrison
duty.
Colonel Hoods regiment broke camp
to-day at Alameda, where IL has been
stationed since it arrived a month ago,
to be removed to a new station on the
San Luis railway at the town of Alta
sango, 10 miles from Santiago. The
condition of the regiment in the matter
Of health is much improved, a little
over 100 only remaining on the sick
roll. The site of the new camp is at an
elevation of a thousand feet above the
sea, a beautiful plateau among the
adequate. A large body of Cubans in
the neighborhood of the new camp is
anxious to be dismissed from service.
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Jubilee Plans Abandoned.

New York. Sept. IA dispatch to the
World from Vienna says: The jubilee Gel
ebration has been definitely abandoned.
The emperor's councillors formally asked
him If any Of the ceremonies would be
proceeded with. He Interrupted the ques-
ton and declared that he would have no
public I'm the next six months.
1t is not yet decided where the emperor
viii go after the funeral. but he will avoid
being seen at all, and will admit no one
to his presence except his ministers with
whom he held his first conference to-day
since his bereavement. Even purely mill
tary ceremonies. like the unveiling Of the
equestrian statue of the Archduke Al
hrecht. have been indefinitely postponed,
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CAUSED FEARFUL HAVOC
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROP
ERTY by THE HURRICANE.
One Hundred and Fifty People Killed.
Hundreds Rendered Homeless
aud Destitute.

Trinidad, British West Indies, Sept.
ia steamer which has arrived here
from Barbados reports that a fearful
havoc was caused there by a hurricane
on Saturday night. The destruction OF
property was immense. 1t is believed
over $50 persons were killed throughout
the island and numbers were rendered
homeless and destitute. The shipping
suffered seriously.
The ship Toando, n bark and two
b"arkentines broke from their anchor
ages and were driven to sea. They a
not returned when the steamer left.
Many local vessels were wrecked or
blown out to sea.
Bridgetown, the capital Of the island
Of Barbados, is a scene of desolation
and ruin. Demolished or roofess
houses were TO be seen on every side.
Particulars from the country are still
wanting.
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PROPOSES A REPUBLIC.
AguinaIdo Addresses the Philippine Con
urpss.

$50
London, Sept. 16.-The Manila CORE
spondent of the Times, telegraphing
Thursday, says: Il am the only foreign
Journalist present at the i%nsurgent CON
gress at Malolos, which has been Sc
lected as the temporary capital of the
revolutionary government. Early this
forenoon A~guinaldo, accompanied by a
large stan OF generals and ministers,
moved i'm state from the convent now
occupied as his military headquarters.
passing between lines OF infantry and
through the streets decorated with
palms and banners and packed with
thousands Of peasants in holiday dress,
10 the church half a mile distant.
Here he was received by the assem-
BLEED delegates and conducted 10 a
platform i'm the chanceI. from which he
delivered a brief message in the Taga-
long language, afterwards repeating il
in Spanish. The substance Of the mes
sage was congratulatory on the happy
termination of the revolution and the
complete conquest Of the territory. He
made a flowery appeal to the delegates.
asking them, by the memor Of the
illustrious patriots of Philippine his
tory. to follow the example of Eng
land. France and America in prepar-
ing a constitution and promulgating
laws to secure the complete and per
liberty Of the people Of the
Philippines. The message excited but
little enthusiasm because IL was abso-
lutely non-committaL.
The assembly then proceeded imme-
diateg 10 organize preparatory 10 a
discussion on the proposed constitution
and code Of laws and the election OF a
pre- sident. The absence Of several OF
the most prominent and influential Ia
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PORTER TURNED DOWN
AN oyERwHELMINri VICTORY FOR
THE LoUNsBERtY FACTION.
The Fight of the Presidents Secretary
Against Machine Politics in Con-
necticut n Disnal Failure.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 15.-The re-
publican state convention to-day nomi-
mated the following ticket: For governor.
r. Lounsberry; Lieutenant governor, Ly-
man A. Mills; state iecretary, Huber
Clark: treasurer. c. S Mersick; comp
trorer, Thomas S. Grant; attorney gem
%. Charles Phelps.
Never before IN the history OF re-
publican politics in Connecticut has there
been so bitter a CONTEXT as that which
was waged in the antefonvention stages
between the forces seeking the nomination
for governor with George T.. Lounsberry
on the one hand and JOIN Addison Porter,
the presidents secretart, on the other.
Mr.. Porter forced TIN fighting on a
platform 8vowedly constructed as OPP
posed to the state organization Of the par
~. The fight was early outlined. and 1t
was carried into the earliest primaries.
As a result probably no convention was
ever before held in Connecticut where so
few delegates entered the convention hail
uninstructed and untrammeled by resolu-
tions. The surprise of the day was the
Unexpectedly overwhelming victory of
the Lounsherry forces.
Mr.. Lounsberry is a wealthy shoe man
ufacturer Of South Norwalf, a member
of the state senate and a brother Of eX-
Governor Lounsberry.
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Stopped the right.

Rrooklvr. Sept. 15.-Robhy nobhs OF
MINNEAPOLIS and Billy Ernst Of Brooklyn
met tonight TO go 20 rounds M the Green
wood Athletic club. Ernst was floored
twice in the fourth round, lost his head
and was nl but out. He began fouling,
hut the referee allowed the fight to pro-
coed. In the seventh two terrific body
punches sent him to the floor i'm rapid
succession and he looked about ready TO
Quit The eighth round saw Ernst rcceiv-
err general for all kinds Of punishment
ana I'm the ninth he was In such a Condi-
ton that the police entered and stopped
the night. The referee, owen Heiglcr
81 Philadelphia, awarded the bout TO
DnhhS.
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Edwards Turned Down.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Helena. Sept. 15.-The republican nrima-
ries were held tonight in the various
precincts OF tn ecounty 10 select dele
gates TO the county convention. The nEnt
of the county was made here I'm the city.
The friends and opponents Of Mayor Ed
wards lining Up in battle array. Mayor
Edwards endeavored 10 control tho city
primaries in favor of his personal can
oidates on the legislative and two county
tickets. attorney and sheriff. The mayor
was turned down In every one OF the sew
en- wards Of the city, In his own ward.
the Third. he was beaten three 20 one.
When the county convention meets the
Indications are that the representation ac-
corded TO Mayor Edwards will be small.
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WIDESPREAD DEVASTATION.
Early Reports From the West Indies
Were Not Exaggerated.

London, Sept. 1.-THE dispatches re-
ceived at the colonial office from the
British authorities i'm the West Indies
indicate. as a whole, that the earlier
reports of the havoc wrought by the
hurricane were not exaggerated. They
show widespread devastation.
Owing TO the breakdown of the tele-
graph and telephone systems, the real
extent Of the disaster is stu unknown,
but financial aid Is needed. People are
nocking into ST. Vincent from all the
country around for shelter n food.
Everywhere IL appears that all the
small buildings and many large ones
were destroyed. and there is no u
that the fatalities were numerous. Sir
Cornelius Mahoney, governor OF the
Windward islands, cables that two yes
sells were sunk and that the fate Of
many others Is unknown.
The governor Of Barbados. Sir ]. s.
Hay. reports that the hurricane was
Of 10 hours duration. Already he a
been notified of 81 deaths and Of 81
persons seriously wounded. The re-
ports from the country districts in the
island are incomplete, but there has
been "A heavy loss of government and
private property. Assistance Is urgent
~ required.
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FACE TO FACE.
France and England viii soon Meet on
the White Nile.

London. Sept. 1s.-The ~Constantinople
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says:
News has been received here of the oc-
cupation of Fashoda ION the White Nile,
south of Khartoum) BY the French expe-
dition under Major Marchand, assisted
by 10000 Abyssinians under Ras Makon-
nell, the principal OF Emperor Menelik.
The Daily Telegraph correspondent with
the Anglo-Egyptian foces in the Soudan
telegraphs that he has had an interview
viii the captain of the boat. which has
returned from Fashoda and that the cap
tain's description of the flag raised leaves
no doubt that IL is French.
The captain says thn garrison at Fa-
shoda menaced him and would have sunk
his boat II they had possessed a gun. At
ter getting out of the zone Of the garri-
sons fire. the captain landed and ascer-
tanned from natives that the Dervishes at
Fashoda had been attacked by a force of
Europeans and 100 Sfnegalese soldiers.
who defeated the Davishes. killing 100
and driving the rest n preCipitate flight
from the town. The Daily Telegraph cor
respondent says: Their is no doubt that
this is the Marchand expedition.
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tives was particularly noticeable as in
dicating an Intention to hold aloof until
the policy is fully declared.
"A strong party, intoxicated by the
present measure of success. favors OPP
position to n foreign protectorate,
being confident that the people can
govern themselves. Wise cOunsellors
strenuously oppose such a suicidal pol
icy. Apparently unanlmity owonly ex-
lists in the determination TO free the
islands forever from Spanish rule. This
is the universal feeling. II will prob
ably prove the controlling power in de-
termining the final action of the con-
gress."
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He Represents the Navy.

Washington, Sept. 15.-At the request
OF Commissioner General Peck, F. Ben
nett. passed assistant engineer, has been
selected as representative of the United
states navy at the Paris exposition. Mr..
Bennett has just terminated AZ months
service on the flagship New York. lie
was entitled to relief and shore service
lust before the outbreak of hostilities, but
at his own request he was permitted 10
remain on the ship, where he served viii
gallantry throughout the war and won
the c~ommendation of his superior of1cers.
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buttons. heretofore published. adopted at
that conference, and a memorial ampli-
flying the different subjects touched upon.
Henry Wade Rodgers. president Of the
Northwestern University of Chicago, Is
chairman Of the committee. The first re-
marks Of the president after reading the
memorial by Chairman Rodgers We're:
Gentlemen, you come at the supreme
moment. ] viii to-day give the peace com
missioners their final instructions, and
you are here in time to nave your recon-
mendations heard and considered before
that is done"
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A Horrible Crime.

Louisville. Ky, Sept E.-Joseph = VII
Her, q street car motormau. his tWo-year-
old child and a woman named Nellie Nc
Gufin were found dead IN a room in the
Enterprise hotel this morning. From notes
left by the woman IL was learned she had
first given her paramour and child NOR
phine in wine. but nnding that this would
not be effective had shot NIlier through
the temple and then turned the ItNulNe r
upon herself, death being sastan-a 60ts
in each case. The child vas already dead
from the effect of the drug.
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postomce Established.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
washington, Sept. IA postoffice has
been established at Ewing, Carbon coun-
ty. Montana. S. Erastus T. Ewing has
been commissioned postmaster. william
Wood has been appointed postmaster at
Arlington. Cascade county, vice r. {.
Roosevelt, removed.
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Vast, silent Crowds.

bearing the remains Of the late empress
~ Austria entered the empire last night
Everywhere there were vast. silent crowds
and the torinE Of bells. Many floral
wreaths were brought To the train To be
placed on the caskct. The governor and
officials Of the Tyrol were drawn up on
the platform of the railroad station at
Inuspruck when the train arrived there.
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4 smiling Assassin.

Gencva. Sept. 17-Luigiui. or Luichest,
the assassin OF Empress Elizabeth. enter
ed before the correctional chamber. He
entered the court smiling, salutcd the
public with a wave Of the hand and ask
I'd the president Of the tribunal in good
French to allow him an interpreter. The
examination appeared 20 show a plot in
volving other Italian anarchists.
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Received No Reply.

Madrid, Sept. 15.-The queen regent
presided at the cabinet ounCil to-day.
Senior Sagasta outlined the situation and
said the government had received no
reply from Washington to its request
for the repatriation Of Spaniards in the
Philippines. According to reports from
Manila. One-third OF the prisoners of
General Aguinaldo have died OF bad
treatment. The peace commission will
be appointed tomorrow.
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Impro,cmsnl. in rIrIng MACHINE.

Inventors are plenty who can make a machine
that viii rise gnd float in air, bat the one i'm
prove nent which none has succeeded in making
IS nm apparatus that viii guide the machine
through the many rreaFheruas currents Of air.
In this respect humanity Is fortunate in having
hoststter stomach Bttters, which acts as a
safe gaide by curing treaeherous stomach. liver
and blood disease. giving a good appetite, =
strong constitution and nerves Ike steel.
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Didn't Refer to II.

Berlin. Sept l5.-At an anarchist meet
ing held here last night the speakers
avoided referring to the assassination OF
the empress OF Austria and cautiously
discussed the proposed peace conference
and Emperor Williams strike speech.
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Kansas city. Sept. l5.-The annual con
vention of the National Colored Baptist
association to-day decided 10 enter the
missionary field I'm cuba Immediately. II
was decided TO appoint two member OF
the church 10 go 10 Cuba before the year
is out and make the necessary prclimi-
NARY arranEpmtnts.
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You Cannot Doubt This Proof
MADE A new MAN OF Him.

Malheur, Ore, Sept. DIR. S~anden-Dear Sir; II
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CREAM SITUATION.
Hard Work i'm store for the Powers on
the Island.

London. Sept. 16.-The morning papers
publish an interview with the retiring
United States minister TO Turkey, James
3. Angel. who il a passenger on the
White Star liner Teutonic. which left
Queenstown yesterday afternoon for New
York. DR.. Angel expressed somewhat de-
spondent views as to the condition of
Crete.
9TH powers" ne said. must act Wig
orously. In any event they will find they
Mil have hard work before them. The
sultan IS an acute and determined man.
who has acquired extraordinary prestige
with his people since the Turko-Grecian
war. Turkey will desperately resist giving
up Crete. America has no interests there
save those OF humanity"
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Rioting ia China.

London. Sept. l5-The Shanghai CORE
spordout Of the Daily News SAYS reports
have been received there uf serious riot
ing at Hochau % miles from Chung Chi
aug. The American and French missions
have been attacked and the latter burn
ed
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barcelona. Sept. l5-The National La
Dor society has sent a petition to the
government asking It to do everything
possible TO retain possession of the phil
ippines and to demand a preferential tar
in in Cuba and Porto Rico for Spain.
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Foreign Policy ReseIutIen..

Washington. Sept. 15-The committee
representing the Saratoga conference on
future foreign policy. called on the pres
dent this afternoon BY appointment and
presented an engrossed copy Of the reso-
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Iawtons Report.

Washington. Sept. IE-Thc following Is
General LAYTON daily report. santa
go, Sept 1.-THE total number Of fever
cases. al; total number new cases. ~;
total sick, 1886, total returned 10 duty, Ssi;
deaths. Z
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Wen Brought Home.

Washington. sept. 1.-THE transport
Cnnrho from Ponce Sept. s. arrived AT
New York this morning having ON board
General Wilson and staT Of the first divi-
sion. FIRST corps. and the stan OF the 9th
corps OF Miles army. The Concho also
brought about 900 enlisted men.
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pOn't b Spit and smok. Your life
Away.

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New York, sept E.-Glbert Cheney,
president Of the Canadian Express COM
pany. and a Pacific coast forty-niner, Il
dead at Montreal. aged 81 years.
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In n Hurricane.

East London. Sept. 1.-THE German
bark Amazone, Captain Morriss, jettisop-
ed a portion Of her cargo during a HURT
cane which she encountered on the voy-
age.
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Or. FIint Dad.

Beverly. Mass. Sept. A.-Dr. Samuel
Eliot. former president OF Trinity college,
and a notable contributor 20 literature, Is
dead.
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Stnrrr EIecteh-

Boise, Idaho, Sept. I5.-The Masonic
grand lodge to-day elected George II.
Storer Of Idaho Falls grand master, and
T. n. Randall Of Boise grand secretary.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

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DIR. PierCe's Electric Belt

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