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L. 8. Sessions, Ennis; NJ. r. Wordsworth,
Bryan, lr, Bryan; +. g. billiard. Snerriai.,
U f. Reinhart. New York; l.. NJ Warren,
I. D. l., Galveston, Miss Nj. Schultz. Gal
esion "a II. Hume, Kansas City, Il, b.
Ra,eston; A. +, Smithing, st. Louis, Mo.
Z. Duncan. st. Louis. Nc: A. D. Nash,
an Antonio f a Spaere, Chicago; A. @.
.iscomb Hempstead; G. HareccK Hfryey,
Houston: W. +. Lewis. st. Paul: w. VI.
autsi. Westfield Mass j.. K lrion. Texas;
Sehlesinger, f. +. Me;calfe, New York
a. Pattons, ST. Louis Mo.
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A FUNNY CIRCULAR
Is THE ONE FROM POrUIlsT CHAIR
MAN BRADtlEY.
suHn ~sts IL Fusion OF All the Oppose
ton to Democracy aud Promises
Division OF the Sposls.

Waco, Texas. October 2,--Afier all their
those who favored fusion, the populists be-
tlay the desperate straits to which they
are driven In this campaign by the mani
feSto issued by Mr. Bradley. The pop
ullst chairman's assumption that there is
political revolution on In Texas has
SET the whole community 10 laughing, as
1t is well known ihaS aonc of the cam
paign speakers outside OF tho Ninth and
Tenth congressional districts have been
able TO net audiences and that the cam
paign for State. county and Legislative Of
ncts has failed To arouse amy in-
ierest whatever. Everybody III these parts
seem TO be confident thai tho democratic
ticket from governor down Will win hands
down and those who approve ara happy
Gnd those who do not approve are content
with boratlng the conditions that make
democratic success certain and opposition
useless. MIR, Bradley hating reared rcvo-
luton OF straw, duhs i; non partisan and
calls on all who oppose the regulNr de-
mooracy To meet in every county in the
State October -. which he has named
"Mudsillcrs' day" and that When the op-
position clement get together on thai day
they are urged TO do certain things
In all these things. that independent
CemourRts 5nt repuhAcans be on a parity
with popullsts and also in an honest bust
ness G.mirAstfatiou of the State govern
ment by Governor Gibbs That all met
Joining Ia tho nor PARTISAN protest be con
sidsrcd entitled TO equal consideration "a
an Endorsement OF their patriotism"
Chairman Bradley signs his name to this
call officially and n thereby becomes al
official and an authoritative document In,
structus the popnlisls all over Texas how
to act. They 9ro instructed 10 fuse with
Inc opposition 10 democracy by tho tcrm'
of the third clause and In the fourth Gr
equal division OF the spolle Ia offered Ia
the event OF the election OF Governor
Cibha -
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One mile, ssllng-C. II. Whelail, zolo, fla
1esta, Soubrequc,. Briggs TRULY, Laus, Co.
chisc. Lizzie Miles 1oi, Golden Rod 100. Pltfall
Overland 100.
Three-fourths of a me-Ledy Ellersie 1902,
Hindoonet, St Alfonses D., Traverser los,
'reetu May 107, Mary Black, Belle of Memphis
11a. Hohenzolern, Satsuma 10
One and one-fourth nlile--I.ucid 9S, Elidad
1pS. Treachcry. C. Chrlsiy 10i. Gen Bland,
Dare II, DR. Sheppard 107.
Seven eighths OF mile. selling FoSnette,
Corr r. Sc, Numa. Teu,on, Moaongha. Sun
God, Old Fox, Merops. Shinfano Excesis 49,.
Our Nellie. Ostra, Mr.. Johnson. Stamina.
Chancery 10i. Survivor 1906, ri NIido los,
Stceplecnase-Schric lg5, Gypceiver l2S,
Troll iSS, Nobilis 139 Michael g. h2, Uncls
jim lio.
Que mile. selling-Brother Fred. Count fon-
So Mamie LIS Sister. Amelia Fonso, Ramona,
Nocednh l04 Idle Hour. Milwaukee, jim Rlack-
hurn lc1. Qneen Sofle Lady Callahan, Grey
hurst 10y. Bishop Reed, Del paso II ill.,
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Elliott. Texas. October 2.--Iion. r. L..
Henry. democratic nominee for congress
of this district: Hon. J. e. Bishop. DEM
ocratic nominee for county attorney, ana
Hon. J. FELTON, Lane delivered the voters
of this precinct addresses last evening.
/, is fafe to say that tho above candidates
enc foidIy solid In this precinct. Mr..
Henry's opponent failed TO put In his APP
pearance at this democratic stronghold.
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AUSTIN NOTES.

|'era Weddings Announced for
the Coming Week.
fNsun' Texas, October, 2.--The funeral OF
fis' r. Zimmerman, who died at tis home
East Eighteenth street yesterday. took
~ this evening at o'clock.
-n following weddings are announced
sae coming week: Wednesday, Miss
~ READ 10 Mr.. NJ. C. berry Thurs
Miss Bessie McInnis to 2. l.. Jenkins
fFtsburg. Pa.
osntfar Boyce will on next Tuesday
MS office and bsgin the registration
coeers Tor the next general election.
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Prospective Railroad Boom.

Fort Worth, Texas, October "a corps
Of engineers. under :he supervision of Chief
Engineer Granger CT the Fort Worth and
Denver City road are running urelmi
nary line from Wichita Falls to Fort Sill,
l. 7. The prospect of another read has in
fused new life into the town OF Wichita
Falls and unusual activity is noted on all
Sides. Business is rapidly Increasing and
many new enterprises are under way and
othors are c0ntemplated.
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co,,on seed transportation.

Austin, Texas. october LIN ap2rovai Q.
,anplleason No. OF the Cane Belt Hailroau
company, It is hereby ordered by the CON :
mission that said comp&uy be exempt ir;'n
the oocration OF the rates auiaorizeu IN
.,rc,,,ar No. SOS. issued by this commission
IN September 2. 1895, for the ranspos Ia
tion Of cotton seed, In car Io,as' lo' ,ass
.a .d ,Say me rates in effect prior 10 the -
,a nee Of said circular shall govern IN .ns
,rsnspor,ation Of such shipments over ss''
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fHE Rates 81 50 md s. 90 nor day.
tAWLOR..". JAS. LAWLOR. Prop

I0. I. Leake, Fort Worm; John 4. Linn,
parIon Z. C Gerard city; j. e. Newton.
onr Lake; Il c. Langham. Beaumont; S, f..
tteen ane wife, Canada 1cNcs; J. ). What
~ Eaflc Lake; p. j. Mcguire New Orleans;
I'm ". Kelley, Austin; Miss Martha Hahn,
isS Lense Hahn, Mrs. : l.. Hahn, sam l..
ain, c; " Tandy, San Antonio: Walton c,
H. Finley. Austin; W. NJ Andrews, Texas:
~ Ensley. city, John Fowler. X. Il. Eel
am. Galveston: S. r. rcrryman. William
Ernes city; l. Chapman, Cuero; Dan V.
wards. Beaumont MOse c. Harris, city:
M Mathews, Eagle Lake; Robert l.. Poi
rd Austin; o. NJ. Hall. San Francisco, Cal. ;
r.. srragen, San Francisco. Cal: II. u.
PUCK; Austin; D. X. ColhGrn, 81 Packard,
L. Morris, L. ]. Polk, W. A. Reinhardt,
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE..
l.. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates. 500 anc
$3.50 per day.
T. p. a. head

=. 1uaTferr
n. Graham, Calvert: C. NJ. Archer city;
iter j. Crawford Beaumont; Wayne Moore,
nus ! H. Brandon, New Orleans. J. r..
S. Troupe; w. i, Berry. ST. Louis, r..
oniitn. ri Paso; j. A. Noungkin Yoakum {.
A. Blair, Beaumont; l.. j. Morrow, Dali
weston; DR.. A. NJ. Spurgin. Dallas; A. NJ.
son son. Waco; S. w. Pinches, st. Louis: G..
SIMMER Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail.
"a II. llanke, Missouri, Kansas and
y Ss railway: W. A. keeney. Alvarado; =.
"e,Man, Victoria; III. II. Cameron. Cincin-
L Walter T. Bingham, Fort Worth, NJ.
massey Brennan; A. s. Norwood. Beau
l' H. A. Ravenden. Quincy, III.
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rAnnANr COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
II VIII lie Opened at Grapevine
Next Tuesday.


Fort Worth Texis. October 2.--The
opening Of the democratic campaign In
Farra~t county will occur at Grapevine,
october 4. and present Indications are that
the occasion viii be suspicious and that 1t
VIII be great gathering of democracy.
Major Sayeis. nominee for governor, and
Hon. 5. W. T. bauham, caniddaie for con-
gress IN the Eighth district. viii be the
principal speakers They viii be followed
by several loca speakers who are county
candidates. Gtorgc W Firger. mnd COM
missioner candidate; Hon, Nj NJ Brooks.
candidate for Judge of he criminal court
OF Appeals: r. W. Hall OF Vernon the Bill
NNe OF Texas. and Hon, j w Robbins,
nominee for state treasurer. are also billed
Tor adfrosscs. The speaking will be fol-
lowed by a basket picnic
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ticket. Much enthusiasm prevailed and
the populists are confident of election. Fol-
lowing IS the ticket; For representative,
e. q. Pirtle; county judge, G. c. Hiwklns;
county attorney, ] Gomesen; sheriff d.
X Emerson; tax assessor. l.. q. Gresham:
district clerk, C. u. Newbold tax collcc-
tor c, Nj. Andng; treasurer I. q. Smith;
county school superintendent. T.. l.. ASH
worth: county, sMrveyor T. G. Rauman.
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Gynnbcrry Propose. ia run.

Austin, Texas. October 2.-Marcus Col
lier Cranberry. Esq. has finally concluded
to become IL candidate for district attorney
Of tho Twenty sixth district against w. w.
Moore. the democratic nominee. Marcus
WIS Endorsed by three popullsts and several
hundred bales Of cotton down at the al
lance yards yesterday and he gives II out
that Compton. the republican nominee.
has withiIUwn in his favor.
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Bastrop Texas, october Pursuant to
call the "christian" faction OF Bastrop
republicans hold their convention yester-
day evening. They nominated Mr. Billy
Edwards OF smithyille for the legislature.
but accomplished nothing In the way Of
cor col da ton,
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Corsicana, Tcxos, october 2.-Politics are
getting warm in this county The indtcs-
tons are that the republicans and pop
ulists viii fuse on the county ticket and
the democrats are making warm night
against the popuhst county ticket.
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The En.tcst Cyclcrs.

Baltimore. Md. October 2,-Albert Mou'
chairman OF the racing board. L. A. W.. has
issued a bulletin giving the following as the
prominent leaders; no. ~, p,,,,o-
Bald, i55; Major Taylor liS; Tom nut itf
,sa. Mcfarland. l2s Kimble, ll2' Cooper ho'
Gardiner. lO2. freeman, 72; Stevens d.
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III iLSBORO.--Several suits against the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas for damages
caused by fire which started from loco
motive spark were compromised: the aggre-
gate amount Of the sum TO BIO paid was liked
a. s?5 000
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FnlI. Cpunty PopaIIst..

Marlin. Texas, October 1.-The populists
Of Falls county met in conversion today
and comphsted nominating the county
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH

he sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
fer children teething. II soothes the child
,of,ens the gums. allays all pain. curcs
wind collie and IS tho best remedy FOR
sgarrhcra.
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GOrnan's ~""""""~
everest Trial.

Until recent years woman's seversst
Pso the world.
today nearly all the sickness, pain,
somfort and dread arc avoided by
1ose eSpectant mothers who use
,vtner's Friend, that wonder
IMMINENT made famous by the great
FS Sa Il has done. 1t is Used externally.
Ii L the only sensible and safe way
re''eve morning sickness, headache,
Bet, swollen, hard or rising breast.
Gearing Of children need no longer
n%saded. Mothers Friend has been
/; .ec Godsend by mothers ali over
ME and by
aueld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ca.
'ss hasu- N''>ta'ed DOOR ennfiea hSio'e
-
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ANYBODY MAY BUY CHEAP TICKETS
october sth 10 i3th. inclusive. over vanda-
la Pennsylvania Short Lanes 10 Pittsburg.
account Knights Templsr concleve. For
particulars. communicate with w. +. Brun-
her, A. q. p. Agt., ST. Louis
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ThE HOTELS
|eApITOL HOTEL
frank A. liervey,
ST.. Manager.

Rooms from Sl.00
per day upward,
With or without
bath. Our "Cafo"
Is conducted on
the \ la carte
clan.
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COTTON nEI.T nErnRr.

3. lNaN
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Presents Very satisfactory show
Ing for the Year just Closed.
The annual meeting OF the ST. Louis South
western Railway company. or Cotton Bit,
VIII be held In St Louis next Tuesday The
relieving Is an abstract of the seventh annual
report TO be submitted by President Fordyce:
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Total over operating
expenses ...,...-
FIXED and other pay
ments c hRrge d
AGAINST income.
Accrd interest en- first
mortage bonds a
per ctntl...........
TaSos accrued ......
interest ard Exchange
All other payments.
Total charges against,
income .....
Srprs carried to cr'dit
profit and loss acct
Deficit carried TO
debit OF profit and
loss account. .........
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. October 2.Clnclnnat took both
games from st Louis today. Breitensteln
pitched good ball today. score ,o
Cincinnati ."............OlS VI W. ~
Breitenstein and Wood, Hughey and sus-
den.
Second game 80.
G, 7 nmIs MINIMUM. Opo 600 900 8 3
Hill and Pietz, Carsey and Clements
New York October 1.-Two thousand people
saw Broohlyns win splendid game from the
Wa,hinstnns today at Wcehawkeh' ~ j.
e., h,rrton 100 100 0oo 3
n..eI,i,n .... 600 020 l0l--
paker and Farrell, Dunn and Smith.
chioaco october 2-Chicago- Louisville
games postponcd--rhin. Two games MONDAY
and Tuesday.
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Entire system,

G'oss Earnings. $500.
uis rat 8 expenses lin
clueing bettcrments
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IN,27e, 49, S2Isi. 7l3, SAC a
i,i7S.s21 So s,SSS. SIS "a
81, i06. COS 90 sss7.sss 10
500 II 1854 II
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replied TO him in hurry.
II the Lord Is Bryan democrat as was
cpnlmed by Sayers in his famous Tyler
speech. then the Lord have mercy on the
soul OF our great governor o. N, Roberts
for he died out OF the faith! For forty
years he served the people well and died
poor, for he held up neither corporations
or the school fund. In his last days ne
wrote me letter. saying was right IN my
muasiller letters, end some OF the country
i editors abused that grand old man; and
yet. with him dead, ! would rather have his
appreciation than that of many living men.
We Will get back to honest, economical
government IN Texas, and stay there, or
our children, our grandchildren, WI Wish
TO God they had never been born In the
flesh. Mine can stand u IL yours can.
Your candidate for governor ey-n refuses
to say II he win veto that fee OF $1,000,
! Why? These leaders count on such large
majority In Texas tf.a; they do not con
/ slider II necessary to do any more IMAM cusA
| populsss In an off year, and republicans
! in a presidential year. aud 10 see that the
/ county officers grease the machine. chill
/ ton. the only Texas man whom Sayers men
I tlonos the famous $40, 100 TO. says that
Kearby. Evans. Jones and every man who
has gone up against the machlne mas re-
I tired with rheumatism, This was SID 10
make you snake in your boots. TO s;rengthe
your political cowsrdice and keep you In
sub!ect,ou. I am not hungry for. or boot
licking you for your votes. but do some
/ thing to serve notice thai you are lot
] 2 otbs,ls for pure-proud. reckless poliii-
clans.
Eioct an opposition Legislature. II you
have out no candidate. you can put one out
k by October 10. and elect him. You can do
quick aud effective work. II the opposition
element in Texas will get together by Oc-
J tober 10. $4,000 collar democrats Will Sc
cre,ly vote the ticket 10 rebuke the strang'
things being done In the nane OF democ-
The herald., 1898-10-24
CHRISTIAN CnIPPfWAS
ASSURE THE GOVERNMENT OF
THEIR LOYALTY
The Grand Marias Band Makes Haste
to Deny Sympathy With Bear
Island Hostiles

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The following
unique assurance of loyalty to the govern
ment has been received at the Indian bureau
from the Grand Marias band Of Chippewas
of Minnesota:
"The Great Father: The Grand Marias
band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota are
in council this evening, October 10, 1888. We
wish to say to you that our forefathers tor
many generations have lived here in the
eastern part of the state of Minnesota, when
there were a great many Indians, and we
have never heard of them committing any
wrong against any white man or the govern
ment up to this time.
"The reason we say this to you is that we
hear of those foolish Indians at Bear island,
Leech lake, of the wrong-doing and the mis-
take they have made in fighting the govern
ment, and we also hear of what their chief,
Bug g-Ah. NAH Ge-Shig, said when holding up
his right hand to heaven, he declared that
ing him. When we heard of this remark
that he had made we did not like it. We
ore now living in peace and hope that we
will continue to live so.
1--WE are Christians and live up to the
rules of our church. The Bible tells us in
the fifth commandment, Thou shalt not
kill, and how could we wrong our neigh
bors?
1--WE say now, as Indians living in the
east of Minnesota, that we do not approve
of what the Bear island Indians are doing
and do not propose to help them or en-
courage them.
"On behalf of the council.
(Signed.) "JOE CARIBOO.
"JOHN MORRISON.
JOHN FROST"
The herald., 1898-10-24
British Comment

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The French yellow
book on Foshada seems to indicate an inten
tion Of the French government to utilize the
whole Egyptian question. This impression
is confirmed by the comments of most Of the
Paris papers this morning.
=, The London press admits the gravity Of
the situation revealed by the yellow book,
but t the papers are unanimous in declaring
that it is impossible for Lord Salisbury to
consent to any negotiation until Fashoda
is evacuated. As, however, the French min
lister, M. de Case, with equal frmness, de
clines to withdraw Marchand without pre-
vious negotiations the situation has an omin-
GUS outlook.
The Times in its editorial said Lord Sails.
bury, has replied. to Baron de Courcel's pre-
tensions with the decision which might have
been hoped for. Baron de Courcel, after q
long conference with M. del Casse, left
Paris for London yesterday.
According to the Temps he had an i'm
portant conversation with Lord Salisbury
before he left London, and will have another
on returning there.
Another dispatch from Paris says it il
rumored that he is bringing to London def
mite proposals for the evacuation of Foshada
on condition that France be granted Nile
outlet on the river Bahr-el- Gael, one of the
tributaries of the Nile entering It about l5(
miles southwest of Fashoda at Mokrem-e -el
Bohur.
M. Lockroy, the minister of marine. ex
poets that the movement of the troops *
Cherbourg is merely one of the relief force,
for Crete and the colonies.
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Are Not Duly Grateful for the
Benefits Conferred
CUBANS PREACHING A "HOLY WAR;
Philippine Insugent Troops Become More Menacing Every
Day, and Are Only Controlled by Their Leaders
by Promises Of Sacking Manila Soon

. isting conditions business relations with
/ the provinces have been in many cases d.
rected to suspend.
DESPERATE INSURGENTS
The attitude of the insurgent troops has
become very menacing. Their supplies are
growing scarce. and they are becoming des-
perate. Their leader assures the troops,
who have had no pay for months, that they
will soon capture Manila. The American
authorities, naval and military, are taking
precautionary measures, although no imme-
diate trouble is anticipated.
The Cuban Assembly
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 49, : The
steamer Reina de los Angeles returned here
today, after carrying the Garcia and Ces-
pedes factions to Santa Cruz del Sur to at
tend the Cuban assembly. Her captain re-
ports that during the voyage neither fac.
ton spoke to the other. When the vessel
left it was expected that the opening of the
assembly, fixed for October Goth, would be
delayed few days, in order to give the re-
manning delegates an opportunity to arrive.
The iron companies found it impossible to
get workmen for the mines, as neither the
Cubans nor the Jamaican negroes want hard
work, especially away from the city The
Spanish-American company is working l25
men at Baiquir. but needs 800. At Juragua
there are only 200 men, whereas 700 are re-
quired. The pay is from rs cents upward a
day.
General Wood, accompanied by a large
staff, today visited the scenes of the fight
ing around Santiago, going over the ground
Mt La Ouasina, where the Rough Riders
had their first fight. They found the field
for more than half mile literally covered
with empty Mauser cartridges, showing the
immense amount of firing done by the Span
ish. Thousands of bullets were found i'm
bedded in the trees. many of the latter be-
ing 80 riddled that they are now decayed:
Along the route here and there, at the
graves of our brave soldiers, the whole par
ty dismounted to study the scenes of events
of such high historical interest. General
Wood intends to place a cross at the spot
where fell Captain Capron of the Rough
Riders and another, few yards away,
where fell Sergeant Hamilton Fish, jr.
Another demonstration of the displeasure
of the citv officials at the non-payment of
arrears of salary took place yesterday, at
Havana, when about two hundred entered
the city hall in clamorous mob and de
manded payment. The regular guard. be-
ing unable to disperse the crowd and fear
crnor was advised of the situation. He ap.
peared on the scene, addressed the crowd
and ordered immediate dispersal, under n
threat of loss of positions in the municipal
service. His energetic stand had the de-
sired effect, but unless back salaries are paid
there will be more serious trouble.
The rainstorm of Yesterday subsidized
toward night and today the weather is
cool and crisp. It is expected the end of
the fever season in Havana has been
reached.
The herald., 1898-10-24
TELEGRAPH NEWS index

The Grand Marias Chippewas as
sure the government Of their loyalty.
General Wood and staff visit the
scenes Of the fighting around Santiago.
Physicians who examined the en-
peror Of China agree in pronouncing
his ailment Bright's disease.
French officials issue the Fashoda
yellow book; while the tone is friendly
military preparation continues with
unabated vigor.
Another peace Jubilee begun at
Philadelphia to continue until Friday;
the president and his cabinet and
many army and navy heroes will par
ticipate.
Admiral Sampson makes report Of
the two months naval campaign
which ended with the destruction of
Cervera's squadron and the capture Of
Santiago.
An attempt to arrest Mississippi
negro results in a race war; SO far nine
negroes and three white men are dead,
and forty negroes in danger Of death
before sunset tonight.
Men freed from Spanish oppression
by interposition Of the United States
seem to lack in gratitude; the Cubans
are preaching "holy war' against
Americans and the Fil;pinos are grow
ing menacing because they are not
permitted to loot Manila.