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AT VIEW YORK.
Ont of Seven Hundred Applicants
Only Thirty Are Accepted.

New York, April "a consignment OF
$50 Maxim guns of the new type are looked
for early at the ordnance department CT
the New York navy yard They are said to
be for the auxiliary cruisers.
large quantity OF ammunition has
heen transferred from Fort Lafayette 10
the Mallory line for shipment TO the fleet.
Thirty applications out OF 70j were ac-
certed for enlistment yesterday.
The tugs Nezemscott and Algonquin.
each equipped with one FOUNDERS forward
and six milimetre machine guns aft, went
into commission today. Lieutenant York
and Ensign Colby are respective command
ers They are expected to put to sea BY
Monday. The tugs Uncas and Tecumseh
were foated out Of dry doca today. the
Yachts Hornet and Eagle taking their
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poPE'S MEDIATION.
Ireland Urged tn rsc u,.
influence with Mckinley

Rome, April 2.-vatican circles announce
that Archbishop Kane. bishop assistant at
the pontiical throne in the name of the
pope has sent to Archbishop ireland the
expression of the earnest desire of his
holiness that Archbishop Ireland use his
influence with President Mckinley in favor
OF pacficatory attitude in the Cuban
question 1t is explained that Archbishop
ireland was asked to do this because of
his friendship with President Mckinley.
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YUKON ADMINISTRATION.
Seat of Government VIII He Estab-
Iishcd ut Fort SeIkirk.

New York, April 2.-The government has
decided TO establish the Yukon heaaquar-
tiers at Fort Selkirk, where the Lewis ard
Pelly rivers form into the Yukon. Fort
Selkirk is 200 miles up the Yukon from
Dawson City. Fort Selkirk commands the
route OF ingress to the interior of the fold
district by the rivers named, as well as
the Stewart and Macmillan. all OF Witch
will be eagerly sought out by prospss prs
during the coming season. The government
has also decided to make the police head
quarters at Fort Selkirk and there the pro-
tected bank viii be established. so that
Fort Selkirk and not Dawson City will
soon be the capital OF the gold country.
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the contempt with which The superiors
regard their interiors He sara. They a
iocsed upon tie rank and ale as conlrl ste.
" beneath them and entertained a SORT
% leuuni scnrn for their subordinatcs
Toe Stattst anticipates hostlliies which
II regards as imminent. though IT docs mi
teHnquish The hope that 1t will cause a
org advance in the value Of money in Lon
no 20, nc paper thinks the United states
VIII require large loan. which win apd a
reany market here aud probably the Yoy-
eminent viii hnd no Difficulty in gstfinc
congress 10 make principle and interest
payable In COLA. 90
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complexion OF the cabintt materially. A
lack OF harmony has developed and serious
doubts are expressed In parliamentary cir
cies as to whether his majesty has not ex
ceeded his constitutional rights in making
the appointments.
The agrarian leaders and their organ
vigorously attack the appointments. saying
II will have an unfavoratlc influence on
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Hank Wreckers Convicted.

New Orleans, April Frank II. I.seie
and Joseph Wolfson. charged with nartici-
pating in wrecking the First National bank
here were both convicted today in tbs
United States circuit oopr, The jurr
had been out all night Leefe had baen
one OF the bookkeepers and Wolfson
lawyer OF some prominence with high con
nections. Lecfe dostored tho books ana
Woifson robbed the bank of over 500 600
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REBELS SLAUGHTERED.
insurgents in Manila Surprised and
Aftcrward shot

New York, April "A Herald special
from Hong Kong says:
a rebel meeting in Manila was surprised
by guards, who killed eleven in the nous.
and took sixty prisoners.
All the prisoners We're shot the same
day without trial Six of the guards were
wounded and two killed. The alarm has
subsidized.
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FEELING ~ MEXICO.
sh"ninrds Arc Bitter. hut They Dar
Not Raise Any Troous

'HINF lfHN TrOOVs.
Mexico City. April 2-rhc government,
win prevent any raising of troops here ~,
span'ards, as has been contemplated along
me frontier Thousands of cuhans az,
row settled in The coas: states and most,r
all are doing well In business and M,
have sent much money 10 General Gomez
II is reported that General Morales ,na
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Quarantine a. Erc.,

oalntans, Texas, April 2. Quarantine
went into effect at this place Yesterday ana
Quarantine offcer weisieor SAYS ~, -
case Spanish man -of-w war sttsmn,s ~
como into port he will promptly put her
into Quarantine ~ le'
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NAVAL NOTES.
Movements OF the Vessels Which Ma,
Soon Have t0 fight.

Washington. April 1.-The naval denart-
rent was advised today OF the arJiysl at
Norfolk of the cruiser Montgomery aud OF
the revenue cutter Woodbury. A number
of repairs win be necessary TO the former
vessel.
Key West, Fla, April 2.--The battieship
Indiana moved from her nnehospgs tsts
morning. taking spin TO Try her new ,
repaired boilers. Captain Chadwick of the
New York has assumed his duties as chief
Of star, and lieutenant siaunton o: the
Town has been appointed Captain Chad.
wicks assistant. Ensign Bennett has has n
appointed hag iie.tenant, x!es gns!s.
Harlow, who goFs north today.
Chicago, April 2--1he revenue e,if,ci
Captain ". II. cpshlnan. which has been
ordered 10 the seaeoasi. was formally put
In commission today The Calumet Il ex-
pecied % sail early tomorrow morning az
NH receive further ortess-
Key West, Fla. April a.--The snrsc,
steamer Hachc srrsycd here Tbs morn :
from rcrtusas ls:and
New York, Apsil Tho chspm,n IA,
firk aud Wrecking company la, r,ee,vss
orders from the eovernmeus 4, al ons,,,.a
- t n, wrsehinS Hork IN Haxaas on ths
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New York. April PA dispatch to the
Herald from Hong Kong says:
The uprising Of coolies in sembas has
neen snodued- The troops killed thousands
OF Indians, including hundreds az women
and children "N'"N"
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Gra'eniaian insurgent leader. hss been
h'lod in chat country with 1--WE a hi,
stan,
he uitFa-sleriesi. Il Tempo Continues
. esroVnes the United states for It's sreed
snd fha'isieal conduct, q, Il terms Ms
N'rigy foisy The r-per Is lcspire,l b.
sn Hish pelicy Resldsn, spaaiarss we're
'eea2 sorsfaiulailrs 'hemselSt ,hs, t4cr
sossrnn'ent had curwitted the Washington
an'hor'tises BY gaining sufficient time 10
bFing over the torpedo notiIla.
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GERMANS NAVY.
Intends &" Enforce Demands
for nnmngc nonr.

n 49, sFt'Hf' - t'pHfs
\ Berlin, April I--Germany pro
poses to take prompt sc,iou TO OBJ
s tain iaa7m1ity in the capnama
( Ia case. Taa Spanish anbasa4-
{ dor has been formally notified
: by the German minister for for
) eiFn Affairs that the wambip
) Geie- has been ordered to sail
( in the direction Of Cuba 10 punish
) the Insurgents. who it is claimed.
, burned the German sugar refinery I
; and murdered four persons there.
aud to coIlec, an indemnity I'M :
less Spain Furnishes the offenders !
promptly and makes monetary s
} compensation Tor the damage :
done and Ilyes taken. [
, The Spanish ambassador prom [
ised to do his utmost 10 comply {
with Germony's demands. :
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from Spain TO France. spains debt to
the Rothschilds is enormous. Tho mes
sage from Spain to Senior Bernahe noti-
ned him OF the action OF France.
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THE SPANISH WAY.
Thon.nnds oi Women aud
children Killed.

( New York. April IA special
( cable to the Evening Telegram
s says;
I Hong Kong. Aptn The rising !,
Of the colinas in zambalcs has
! been srbdued The troops killed
thousands OF indians, Including
hundreds of women and children.
5 \ rebel meeting in Manila was
surprised by guards. who Killed {
eleven In .he house ana took
sixty prisoners. All the prisoners
were shot the same day without
{ trial, Six OF the gnarde were
I wounded and two killed. The
: alarm has suosldcd lsmbales is
) province of Luzon, the largest
of the Philippine islands, on {
which Manila. the capital, Is sit
nated. The capital Is Iba and the
population is estimated at aiooo.
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Post has ms
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publishers Y.
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readers v
coupon Will
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Key West Fla. April e-The sarsc,
steamer haehc srriyed here tbs morn (
frem rcrsusas ls.snd.
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limited. and sny one Who vaa1>
should send At once.
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lT WAS BACKED UP BY SPAIN.
Na'u rom Mexico into Texas Was to Be Headed BY
Spaniard from Havana.
xIcAN AUTHORITIES ARE AFTER THE BA
ey Numerically Broke and Scattered arti the Leader
ana Some Of His Men Were Arrested and Put in
Jai-Mexcan Troops In Close Pursuit
.eeeesessssssssss...
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March froniG
ne Went there the
ne informed The
no a by luaoutn
ns pans since De smbr
s 40. 'he crossing Interpreted
ns Mexican
hat ne was IN communication
Jar ten
VI fuTae left
u Haynes first received Information intended rest
oeh
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Mat had 800 hin in tho
end Tho
OF hce between
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wards
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Yesterday
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THE SPANISH PRESS.
TONE OF EDITORIAL COMMENT
FoREsRADOwS PEACE.
impartial Thinks American SUccor
for Rcconcentrndos should Not
he Accepted by spain.

Madrid. March 3o.--The sennral tone OF
the press today foreshadows peace. An
exception is the Pals. republican, which.
referring to the conference yesterday be-
| tween United States Minister Woodford
and Senior Sagas,a the premier Senior
| Gullon, the secretary for foreign affairs,
and Senior Moret rho minister of the coll
ones, sees therein that the United States
lis gaining time and waiting for the rainy
season so MS 10 take Spain at a disadvan-
tage in Cuba
The Pals also expresses the belief that
the Spanish government offered 10 make
concessions 10 tho United States, and fears
the upshot may mean loss OF Cuba, money
and dignity,
II further says that the questions pend
ing betwc Spain and the United States
were discussed. but that nothing further
is known.
I'll Liberal, moderate republican, says
nothing has leaked out by the Official note,
adding. We respect this secrecy, pro-
vided ii does nothing definite prior TO the
opening OF the courts. The nation mus
Ilbe con: as we'll as the queen regent
and The -.sters."
According 10 the impartial Nndepenoent)
Senior Sasasia will have an interview with
ference of yesterday.
ri Globo lihersll heads its editorial
Reserve Serenity. Confidence, deciinins
10 lift a corner OF the veil Of ministerial
secrecy.
The impartial opens long article ny
exclaiming There Is PATRIOTISM Una, y
What is heard everywhere in connection
with the generous offers arriving from an
the provinees II is national spirit IKE
This which accomplishes what riches can
not.
"The great mass Of the people. the I'M,
parcial adds. respond to the cail 10 i.lu
help in the defense Of the honor ana luI
tegrty of the fatherland whioh - "." ,,.,
I'M In the honor and dignity OF the nation
Nothinc will so dcclsively prevent the gov
ernnnnt IN Washington on humanitarian
nrelexts from interfering 10 the internai
Affairs of Cuba Charity as tho Americans
understand it. is not charity !, Is On GUY
rage TO the pious, Christian sentiment sN-
;stinr in Spain. In the minds Of othei
roonle Snain,s consent to allow the United
stnfes oiIicials 10 succor Cnhans consii.
,utes thorough ignoming. II is the morai
Integrity necessary 10 the honor Of the ma
tjon as well as the material integrity II
is the former the United states Is uEinR 70
wound With the sums collected ann 80.
| lectjns by subscription IN Havana by ihos
| rical performances and other means 10
Sal, and South America the Madrid gov
arnment al Madrid ought to say to INC
government at Washington that Spain Is
in no need Of its INDECENT snccor, thus con
stituting the most hurilisting interven-
lion and tAat she desires 10 depend upon
! her own resources voluntarily given ena
NO. extracted like your half million nol
lprs from congress The moral eject ana
ainlcmstic result Of such pronuncia-
mento would be incalculahlg greater than
any warship which could be purchased
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Is A CAUSE FOR WAR
SENDING AID TO CuBA CotLp he so
CONSTRUED ny SPAIN.
To Lead to Trouble thnn the
Maine Disaster.

New York, March 30. A dispatch IA
the World from Brussels SAYS: NJ. t,raux.
former minister OF finance and an ilMstrous
authority on international law. taxes a
graver view OF the Spanish situation than
heretofore, lie says The absence OF
participation by the Spanish government in
the destruction of the Maine in no wise
relieves them of responsibility II the dis
aster is traced to Spanish source. But
II does reduce the question TO one OF mere
damages, which can be easily settled by
arbitration.
Tho real danger lies in the intention OF
the United States TO send financial assist
ance 10 the Cubans, No State could hon
orably allow such interference under the
cisak of humanitarian motives which do
not exist. Under the rules of warfare BY
which Spain is dealing with the insur-
gents TO render them any assistance,
financial or otherwise. constitutes casns
belh."
These views are Endorsed in the main by
Count Goblet. who added:
1T is the universal opinion here that
America wants war at any price, The
Alabams claims presenting greater diff
culties than the loss of the Maine, were
settled bv arbitration The present eN-
citement of the American people is mcrtly
A pretext to force the hand OF the prosi-
1r-
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THE AtDAZ.
=, BADLY Crippled and VIII he
Intd Tn far Mouth.

BADLY Crippled and VIII he
Iaid tn fnr Month.
knn. March so, Quite sensation
hated among naval experts in the
n the house Of commons by photo
In tho Spanish torpedo gunbont Au-
av lying at Waterford, apparently
damages in recent collision. Her
are torn,
Motif, NJ. p, head and chief con-
i o. the firm of Harlan & Wolff.
Denny, NJ. p. of a noted shipbuild-
b al Durmaton, Gibson Bowles. NJ.
Expert on naval affairs, MIR. Mozart
r.. secretary of the admiralty;
y Allan, NJ. T., shipbuilder. and
authorities said they had never
war vessel sustain similar injury
by collision From the condition
plates however, ii was evident that
bad been no collision.
IEDersl opinion was expressed that
nus, have been grave defects in the
bction of the Audaz, when she could
such damage from flow of the sea,
h Alvarez. the chief constructor Of
knish naval commission. arrived at
Eord and was interviewed by the
correspondent. He said: The rela-
b America and Spain are looking
kdly, and /. is Impossible TO say
Pc Issue may be.
only thing regret is our torpedo
ftss being delayed here, as we had
erders 10 make Cadis AS rapidly AS
T. II viii take a month to repair
mage TO the Audaz. and the trouble
b breaks out the Audaz will be use
she will not be permitted TO take
efe 10 carry her across the bay OF
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mN,NLEY nuaNED ~ ErrIGr.
The People Of Durango. Colo, SHOW
Their Contempt.

Denver. Colo. March 80 .-colorado Is
very convincing In liz method OF showing
its disapprovsl of the policy OF President
Mckinley In dealing with the present eiis's
In Durango a mob gathered aud bn-nei
the president ia cfhgy. The mob was not
otherwise particularly deinonstrative, nit
went about its work m a busness-iihe MaS'
When tho figure representing Mr.. Mckin-
ley had been reduced 10 ashes q lin
huaaoris,. a member Of the inch, ssaricd a
subscription 10 reimburse Spain for the
i.4wdsr used in blowing M the batiieshlp
Maine This subscription reached q good
figure in few minutes, the crowd falling
inio the spirit OF the ieader c0ioia1S
Springs has been the scene OF bis dernonr
s;rsiion against fifty We'll known citizens
who circulated peace al any price pr
tiiiou. II Vs. mol probable another petition
for peace VIII be circulated there soon.
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SITUATION IN HAVANA.
In lspapish Circles II Is Relieved that
There Wi BE Frncc.

There VIII he Frncc
Havana Via Key West, March 80 Sum
dsy and Monday were DAYS of decided
anxiety in the political and business circles
Of Havana. but today there has been
much ouieter feeling. Without aeins an'e
10 Give any good reason for ihoir 5el!et
MANY promincnt men seem satisfied TINS.
.o q ass.red. The word "armisuce
- -.na,Ted as II there was some magnet
~ 4, 10 solve the probrm 81 SapAi.
,,sca those however. who know W hsl'
re.,., General Garcia, Senior Bartolonie
z,oreo leaders say all reckon "ltho"l '"N .
-, mo bsiieyc these men Viii asFce
srnistice even II asked 10 40 ~ ~ -
if,,,as States unless II II nanny ~ ~.
stood that truce Is 10 DC i, n
recognition Of cuban ineti'" ''s.,,. ,.,Sing
a,spo3 that General toshesr 49, N, q
ss,, through The dry season VIII w.
~ ~, X ssrfn, truce during the rains
eiinv when me insurgents wanin hsss s
!, s.7n,,aeo on all sides II Is reHatNr !.
" a,n,o.i certain that Il war docs rosss a. :
VIII NO, he until all possible f'e'h ~, y
s,s,m.ni Of the difhonliles nas ,s, a,a
i, seems as II the spanish u.' '.e,vinccti
naval powers thar We " ,..'' host ;ii,tas or
~, ,hrre is danger Of active US ,'',,q1
- ,,tr.rlx careless Of the srsse 7,,'nn.,
80 as ,hat ihe future NAV hoia' ,,san
ans visible preparations 10 pre, ,,,rr.
s ~ w L, cese q, blockade nor Y Nnr'5
nv moi notable Increased coal suppy 'of n''~'
use .... hsrs ono q.
In the opinion OF Americsns ns,e ,ha,
me rravesi dangers lies 70 the -" sy III
ne irn .rant classes arc mol N any .,..s
yssed IS 10 the chances q "a me
Thsy hs]iers Havana imrresnahle ana ~ ~
a., - snsip all conquerlng, rune's
awak ened h other views they misni ~.
eems dangerous and foster intefnA' ga
ra,arrh
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY NOTES

Waco. Texas. March s6.--The revival
meetings which closed last Saturday night
In the college chapel were a power for vast
good among the young men ana ladies OF
Baylor. There were something over forty
conversions and the Influence of the in,-
pressive preaching OF DR.. B. II. Carroll was
felt not only among the students OF the
school, but over the entire city. Indeed.
many claim the meetings just closed 10
be the most fruitful of any In the history
Of the Institution save those OF the session
Of 1894
Since the close OF the college revival DR..
Carroll has begun series OF meetings zs
the First Baptist church. TO which many
OF the Baylor 1tudents are going each night.
One OF The most surprising weddings OF
The year to Baylor and Waco people was
that oil Miss Matte Douglass Scarborough
TO Mr.. George W. Mechanics on last We'd
ltsday evening, IL Is surprising IN that
Miss Scarborough is The teacher OF German
and French in the university and Mr. Nc.
Daniels Is a student In school. member
o. the graduating class. They were quietly
married by DR.. Carroll at the home OF Miss
Scarborough al .. IN. with only very
ftg OF the fan,iy's immediate friends press
eni, aud the glad news was not generally
known by the college or city friends and
people till the following morning at school.
Miss Scarborough graduated al Baylor
In the class OF 1885 81 and also from yassar
IN last years class and Is esteemed IN
Waco. and especially among the students
and friends OF Baylor university, ~ one e
the most attractive, accomplished and pop
uiar Christian ladies in the city Mr.. Me-
Daniels is an exceptionally bright youu(
ministerial student and very pTumielN(
preacher He Is the young orator M
captured the State honors in the oratcracS
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WITH SPAIN,
4 German Papers Partial to
~ luhuman Butchers.
kxIs on The MAINE DlSASItR
-. Relieves spain Il Liable,
:. the same Time There
sAcu,d Not nc Amy War.

~, March GOA disratch 10 the
rom Berlin says; The German pa
I.uhoush endeavoring to steer u
course between Spain and the
s,.,es can not altogether suppress
N amount OF sympathy for Spain.
National Zcitung. representing thr
"a, interest, which is probably the
n his treatment OF the spanish
saws: ~The report of the commits
k,be Maine disaster contains re-
a. contradiction. 1t processes not
EARNED definite opinion from the
[n,s Of the divers, although 1t Is
hal The members formed their
t,r,ons solely from that source
romment Is made this evening by
; the papers which touch upon the
|.sme paper says: t'lf the disaster
.,ly from the outside. Spain Is I'm
I'M liable TO make good the 10 $.
Sa,iou OF the Maine was settled by
lnish port authorities and they were
4 hound TO see that thsjr fore 81
fran no danser from suhmaiino
|Iokal Anzeiger, the most widely
|arer in Berlin. is hostile TO the
States. but DOES not bs!ieve that
III Of Spanish finances win permit
kantry to proceed further than bonn
|yossische zeitung SAYS; 'America
accept a proposal fo- sinicr-
of the remaN Of the
| Al her statesmen must suspect that
hort Of tho commission is not sbso-
I.nVaht,> -
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READY TO RESIGN.
Broussard Would Rather Fight than
Make Laws.


New York. March So.-Rcpresentative
Robert r Broussard of Louisiana has ten
dered his resignation TO the governor OF
his State. 10 take effect Immediately upoa
A declaration of war with Spain. says The
Washington correspondent OF the Herald.
Mr.. Broussard left for his home In
Louisiana. where he expects TO form
regiment which he will command in the
event OF war, which he says Is sure 10
come.
"a have been in receipt OF hundreds of
letters from citizens in my district y said
he. offering their services in case of hos
tiiities. and have decided 10 organize a
regiment of my own. | have spoken and
voted and viii speak and vote for war.
ana am willing and anxious TO back up
my vote and work with sword or
muskei"
Mr.. Broussard is not the only represent
alive who has announced his intention
of giving up seat in the house for 4
sword and blue uniform. Representative
sulzer OF New York VAS the first 90 an
nounee that he would raise regiment IN
his district and Representatives colson and
Berry. both o, Kentucky. have cspe ssd
their determination TO go 10 the front The
latter was colonel in the Confederate
army.
II am very anxious said Colonel Berry.
TO take a regiment Of my old men, ther
IONS and their grandsons. Il may be. and
60 to Cuba With them. We would soon
show them what American soldiers. and
kentucky soldiers at that, were made Of
We would show them thai the men rho
fought under the blue aud she gray. and
who stood face to face With hayone,s. arc
10; AFRAID Of saan'srds-'