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uDer Mproitern-Dpnnertas ben 20. October 1898.

nit Wabie gromn ibentii9, welder
ben Stabt : Warl6aQ pon George
town, Ser, am t.. Suli ermorbete,
einen Silisiberiii, Ser i'm ein;uians
gen ludte, permunbete unb lpdter Ell
men Foli;iiten Namens Suobp in
eonoon, Ontario, crl6oB. Gr miro
in Vonbon pro,eiiirt Iperfen.
2elluribe.-Or .. 3. Wens
ser pom bier eridob ieine Srau obne
irseno wel6e &eranlaiiuns. Damn
lcSte er ben Nepolper aui @. Is.
Wonroe bon Gleuelano, o, einen
Sruoer leiner ,Srau, an, Der BEL yebz
terer gum Sel ud weilte. Wonroe
rang nit Dem Moroer, unb in benz
6anoSemenSe Sluilden ben Seioen
wuroe benz Sottor Der S6dbel sez
broden. Seine &~erlesunsen weroen
fiir tOotli6 Sebalten. Wonroe wlr=
be ni9t perbaftet.
r.-NlS De9 Wt0roeS per-
od9tis, beSansen an ,yrau Sulius 5.
ToiSbt, lit bier elm 9teser, Namens
@eor9e Hanoea, perbaftet woroen.
Die Srau mar NIT einem 6anbtu6 err
oronelt inibrer &obnuns auioeiunoen
morben.
Tictor. - Sos einidbrise &inb
Der Nrau ,Srdnt 6oet pon bier perlor
purb einen llnial iein geben. Trau
SCOT bate in einen ,3uber beiBes
Muller getban uno ali ben Soben sez
'telt. Sas &ino trot unbeoba6=
tet an oenlslben, leste ii0 aui ben
Hano, Der .3uber tippte Inn uno bas
beiBe SSaller er9oB ii6 i;ber pas ar
NE &inp, e9 10 i6mer perbriibeno
oaB es pdbreup Der 9ta9t itarb.
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Nm bic Heier Der ,Mlte unb Neue
Welt."


Vile Seier, oeneu Der Homan Quo vadis?
bon 8. Sientieptc5 pom SDrenfaaen pber
aus tr9eno elmer anoeru ais Der in .2lte uno
gteue Nelt erlbeinenoen lleberiesrra uoer
Searbeituns betannt lit, MAIDEN mir oarauf
aufmerfIanl. oaB Der Gpman, 10 iuie err in Die
Ter 3eitid1rlft per0iientliht piro, nitts emf.
bait, mas ibn iiir Die camille uno beipnoers
aut IIr Die Suseno un9eetgnet erlbeineu
ldBt. 9leIe Bearbeitun9 isuroe nit Der
grpnten Sorafalt uno untel ersieberiihen
8elittspuntten sepiienbait aus9efibrt uno
pen maBgebenoer 9eiitliher Sette burhalls
9lt9ebetBen. SroBoem lit iie pom allen uns
befannten Searbeitunsen Die iorsidltisite
uto unterlhldat Dem 4eier nihts bon benz,
mas Die eiaentli6e Sd0nbeit uno 9roBartis
gen ScrSliae oieles ausge5eidneten Hertes
ausmad)t.
HrAoftipn ,trA WcrIoo N Wife Mc,,e No cft ~
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Seritei9erun9.

Nn' Der Weile BON Golb Spring se:
leeenen Jarm Der llnterSeihneten weroen
an, gonnerito9, cen 81. October, 1898
morsens 10 llbr foleeroe @egenitanoe an
ben Weil!btetenoeu ueriteieert meroen: 2
5iabrige Mabren, Swei Nrb~eitspferbe. 9
Siibe, bon oeuen iehs friihmeIfeno, ,wei
6p'iers, iAnf S'iere. Selbitbinher, ,pei
MabmoihlrU, 6eureben. SGmaihine,
VuBmlib!e. 2&aaen ;pei Shlitten, elm
Sus9p SnItp 8flue uno icnitise 2derge.
ratbe ME an5 0cuseer0tbe aIcr Nrt. BE.
b%tnguraen: Snmmen BIS III S. boor; auf
Summsm llber S. eli Wonon 3ait gu 8
Er6,e7' aegen cute SiiraihGrt.
GIjie Wod d, G,aeutbumerir.
J obn Shaer YeritaiQerer. 461
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Cute @slcgsubcit.

&orgerildteu alters meacu 40 in }~'aulots
allsgeleat, III unmittelbarer Iabe Der Stride
nno 1hule III Cob Spriu9 g~elelene Nder
uebit ueu9ebaItem nit Satiteinen umleqtem
Wptnlous nit "A 3inmerl, Qerlumiaer
>tallul1g, Gts= uno Sruttbals unO illeBen
Dem g2aiier, and 20 Wtilhfibe, theilpeiie
rrlld)mclfenp, billt3 81 pertouieu. Habcres
BET Gaul Sbeiien
46-4 s Oh priu1, Ntinn.
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Mibi9am.

Sonie.-Sm StaatS 9lipl iiir
9eidDrti6e Srrlimni9e bar'ten ,Sreitag
Na6mittas ,pei Sampfteiiel, nobel
6anlep uon Su9inuw getootet
lnb atNp9antobtli6 uerleBt wurDe.
Galumet.- Der Ser9malm 8.
erlitt in Der Mplperinez @rube
einen ihredli6en Sob. Sin i6nerer
,Selsblod loite lid pon Der 0ede uuo
lief allf i'm berab unb rihtete i'm aui
idredli6e @eile Gil. Gr lebte MIR
nod menise Stunbem.
Nlpena. - 2lui Der 6obe pon
5bunber Sai Sslano collibirten Der
Sampier rFeibtiso," nit @ols belaz
Ben, unb Der Sampfer rGobu". Sas
~erltere SabrSeu9 lanf,
Gitp. Die oroBer
Sdupppen Ser Sromn Gitp ,Slal
Company, murben bur6 ISeuer ser.
tort, aud iiel bic sanse piesjdbrist
Grnte ben Slammen gum Spier, Ser
luit SIC, 1000, feline &erii6eruns
ySie bas ,Seuer entitanb, lit ni6t be
tannt. 0a Die ,lla6S Snbuitrie il
Srown Gitp obenan ltebt, wirb Se'
|erluit boppelt l6mer seiiiblt, mi
circa so Ferlonen uerlieren iiiv Del
He1t Der Saiion Die Nrbeit.
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Reinen Jreunoen uno friberen &unoen
sur gefdlisen Nadriht, baB i'd mid wieber
in ct. Glouo als B~lehidmieb etablirt babe.
Wur eraer &laiie Mrbeit
sarantirt Meine @erfltdtte 1T i'm ssriB
Guns Bebdute, in benz cr bis babin iein
lbrmaberseiddft betrieb, fuoielbIt ih sefdl.
liaen Nuitrdsen en%tseaeniebe.
~ Heparaturen, Diem . 4ufleben unb
ShwarSen prompt uno bilis ausaefibrt.
41.1jr Nilbeltm 1bielmana.
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Nh nc @Gslcr Gag Stearns Gountp

6iermit tIpotae Id MD ais unabbQn
eigen 4anbjnoten fir ooe Aml bss StuI.
iuperjntsuoentcn ron Steorrs &ountp an
uno indie uui sutipe lluteritlbuu9 nm
@oAltops rodn. 9 Z ID oil.
Ct. @lcuo, Den 4. Get. '9S. 44:bo
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@a1bim0tDn.

Seattle. - Sbos. allen, Elm
Sarbiser, welder beiier unter benz
Namen Stump : Seq" befannt lit,
murbe pon einem Oetettiu in eonbon,
Ontario, bier perbaftet uno iber bic
@rense nod Sritiib Columbia &C.
bradt. aasebli9 1T Der gerbaitete
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9tortbpille. - Pin oielem IN
Spint Gomtu 9ele9enen Srte Wllroe
am Sienito9 Nbeno 2&iliam'o SrpBer
yeibitul lammt 20 Fieroen, mebreren
.GarriuocS", 20o0 Sulbel MelSen
II. i. ~. our6 ,leuer ierltort.
Nantton.-Sie Bride ilber Den
Wiiiouri am bieii0en Ftat, BON Der
10 LANCE 0eiproden wuroe, '6etnt bod
III Stanoe III tomnlcn. Die Wreat
Norttern Gilenba6n Company, melde
cine &obn uon Nantton noh Nor'olt,
9te6r.. u1o pom "a nab Smaba but
ell miro, Bat bic S0hc in sic Nonp
9enommcu uno wiro lie sum erfol9z
reihcu Gnoe iiihren. Siele &dhn
lpiro ben &erlOnOt elmer grOBen Euane
titdt Moi9, 2&eiSen, SlNd9, @ierlte,
Nuicr, Neu uno pom taulenoen bon
S6aien, Nornpieb uno S6melnen
pon Gbicu0o ablenten uno mad Cma=
ba blnlenten.
@atertown.- @inOcr Der
Nonilie iobn Selopp puroen ourd,
sic 6ntluoun9 zines Wewebreo III Der
6uno ibre9 iieben Sabre alten Sru=
oero erbcblt6 ucrlept.
Neuom Strburd bic tllr;
liden Malobrdnoe in ben Slaf [>ils
all9eridtete Shaoen miro auf etpa
81, 600, 600 peroni6lagt. Ger Durh
ouS ,Seller beim9Sludte @alopiltritt
lit etpa % Weilen lang unc 10 Met
len brett.
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NortIdritts unb Der @oblfabrt unIe
"a. Nlot;nu h;(Seu

Sortldritts unb Der Woblfabrt hnIes
rer Nation bilben,
Ginbunbert unb sebn Sabre natios
Mailer Griiten, baben ben yeweis 9es
l~ieiert, oaB Sortl6ritt zines Der groB1
ten Gelebe beS Oaleins %dberbaupt iN.
Nidt nllr in materiellem Sinne llno
and nitt ALIEN in @iiienl6aften, Grs
,iebun9, Griinbunsen uno Snonltrle
babe unler Golf baS bepiel en, lona
bern and il, inbipipuelem Sortl6ritt,
mosli6 sema6t purd cine ireie NE
oierun9. &riss unp Srieoet, ydnz
oerermerb, @elebesdnoerln9en, pas
NQeS lei ms nur oaS Wtittel 9epe|en
;ur auiredterbaltuns mllerer @erIals
lung, lpie unlere sroBen Sorfabren lie
ms binterlailen baben. 9tie baben mir
gum S6wert sesriiien, ebe nibt allie
Mittel, ben Srieoen 81 erbalter, ers
lb0pit waren. NlS aber am "A. Nprll
Der Hui III ben SSaiien sum er1ten
Wtale ieit elmer V~ebensSeit erlboll, od
babe niemano geS09ert @roBes. Auz
Beroroentlibes lei polbradt, Die nun
oerbarlten Grfolsen leien errllr9er
moroen. llno Jest, mer neroe mobl
oieie 6rrunsenidaiten, oielen Nubm
beileten ODER perpunfeln wpllen? User
molle es leusnen, baB mir ourd Sic
9e III einem ,Srieoen selan9t 'illo. Del
len @obltbaten fir Die ganss cipill7
iirte S&clt nod gar nidt 81 bere6nel1
iino? Nir ~iollten Wottes Sano ertenz
nen III ben 9roBen Greigninel, olt
mir pur6lebt buben, III Dem STREET
iilr %,umunitdt, ben mir pur69etdmprl
baben. Neue Auigaben ldsen lep'
um0eloit Dor ms. @eou(o, He6tlld=
felt uno Seitistejt werocn lie ms abe'
iiberwinoen laiien, inoem mir ME pom,
Efaoe Ser Ffliht ubmei6en. Se'
GienilS unlerer otation uno 9ottltbt
&oriidt meroen uns nitt perlanen.
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6lermit ertIdre lib mid oils unabbanai.
gen ecnnibGt fir oas Senatorenamt oes
Sd. iesis!at,pen Tiitrifts uno eriuAe ale
Wahicr obue llrtsritisn Der portei, am
WdbltoRe mir itrs 8uTit niht uorentbol.
ten I'll molifn
Seuru Seller.
Saut Gent, .pr PC. S-pt. 1898. ABBA
Sir s Standardization
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Spipa.

SesW oines.-Sonntas Wor=
gen in Der Sriibe brannte Die Nafer=
suiemiible Der 6erren i. @enele,
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ga
TnTagtdis OasSsbs Was Ir Frueher Gskauit HABIT
's 7ss &WAz&
eirnneciscntbums= Nerfdmfe.

8ir rem .Elcrstsrn" tsritts; ppn Rsstarar 6srrn Srtu
N. Gmme!.
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9tcimf Tcb uub iff ipabr.

@eiumoaeit lit aIi oieier Welt
6ur Sud Der hoh'te 3reffer!
Die bsi,ar Sduh' fir wenie @elo,
&ouit ,lbr bel ". g Better. 2e al
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Scroll 3alenOer
fir baS Jabr 1899.
Gtner Der intereGanteiten &alenoer fir
oas ndhite Sabr ais mertbpoue
Nrdmie bes ,,9furtHerm",
entbGlt cine poqtaneige, umfaIenoe uub
3uuerIaifise 8ei6idte oes
spaniiGs &rieees

Spanll@s aIlerttant19en MriegeS
nit circa 100 Juuitraticncu. Tie eiu,iae
onsfibr!ibe Shiloeruns bes p%ereangenen
&rieses N oeutiher Sprahe.
Weitere Seitrdse fino .@oloene Wert.
iporte aus ben Werten Der oeutfden Zen.
ter uuo 9ihter II. {. no. 9u DER Sabres.
ruuolhau sueroeu nit Ausfdlub oes
&rieaes bic widtisen greianiiie Der per.
9angenen spoli Wonate nor Nuaen ae.
tibrt, 9ieies bohit int.rsnante BUD als
Bramle eesm DEMONSTRATING oes
~Noroftern auf elm Sabr.
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CreaOm.

Eortlanb.-Ser Solepb Si=
mon, Elm beutlder Ssraelit uon bier,
wurbe BON beioen Sduiern Der Qesiss
latnr in s~emeiniamer Sibuns sum
gunoeslenator erpdblt. Gr erbielt
Ga, &incaib 90 unb Bennett 2 Stimz
men. Sin Mitslieb Der pe~sislatur
mar abweleno.
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e.--9&ie i6on iril=
Der beri6tet, buben oieneulidcn 9S0loz
brduoe in oiele r @egeno namentli6
illr6tbarc %erwiiltun9en anSeridtet.
lleber 10 Anlieoler baben Nues per
loren uno fallm ods nafte veben &c
rettet. Die 9totb lit groB, uns nur
algenblitlide Spite taln Die @nlieo=
lung Dol polliger Gernihtun9 retten.
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PRICE OF BROoMS RAISED.
Put Up 25 Cents n Dozen by the Man
ufacturers' Association.

CHICAGO Dec. A.-Hereafter brooms
will cost 2 cents more apiece. Members of
the Broom Manufacturers Association of
the United States met here to-day, and a
unanimous vote decided to advance the
price of brooms 25 cents a dozen. An in
crease of 80 cents was strongly urged, but
25 cents was finally decided on. The opin-
ion was expressed, however, that an addi-
tional advance was certain to be made with
in the next few weeks. There is said to be
a serious shortage in broom corn, and this
was given as the reason for the advance
According to a statement issued by the as
sociation to-day, the low prices have caused
farmers to almost cease growing broom
corn, and the crop this year is fully so per
cent. short. The following officers were
elected: President, William r. Land, Pitts
burg; vice president, Clinton r. Lee. Lin
coin, Neb.; secretary and treasurer, Charles
NJ. Anzelman, Detroit.
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NO HOLIDAY JUNKET.
Senator's VIII Not Visit Cuba and
Porto Rico at Public Expense.

Senator's VIII Not Visit Cuba and
Porto Rico at Public Expense.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2L--The absence of
quorum Of the Senate to-day saved Sen
ator Proctor's resolution providing for the
appointment of a committee Of senators to
investigate the conditions in Cuba and
Porto Rico during the approaching long re-
cess of Congress from decisive defeat. An
effort was made by Mr.. Daniel, of Virginia,
to obtain consideration for the resolution,
but this motion mustered only eight of the
thirty-eight votes cast.
On behalf of Mr. Carter, of Montana. who
was absent, Mr.. Chandler offered resolu-
ton, which was referred to the committee
on rules, providing for the distribution of
the appropriation bills among the several
standing committees of the Senate and so
amending the existing rules of the Senate
as to make such distribution possible.
Mr.. Morgan secured the adoption of a
resolution requesting the President, if not
incompatible with the public interests, to
inform the Senate whether authentic infor-
nation is in possession of this government
as to the dissolution of the United States of
Central America.
The private pension calendar was then
taken up and nine private pension bills were
passed. The passage Of the bills required a
longer time than usual, as the reports in
each case were read on demand of Mr.. Vest
and Mr.. Cockrell, of Missouri.
At lao p. m. the Senate adjourned until
Ton A
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enjoyed will be continued, and that it is the
purpose of this government to relieve in all
possible ways the unjust burdens they have
borne, and asks for the cooperation of all
good citizens in maintaining order to the end
that peace and prosperity may be restored.
So far as is practicable all efficient civil off,
GERS will be retained in the official positions
they now occupy and fair and impartial
justice will be administered to all. 1t has
been decided not to give out the text of the
instructions to General Otis till about the
time of their arrival in Manila, which will
be a month hence The instructions also
make temporary arrangements for coasting
trade, much as in the case of Cuba.
The Cabinet also decided that existing con-
ditions justified a further reduction of the
military forces Of the United States and the
secretary Of war was instructed to arrange
for the immediate muster out Of fifty thou
sand volunteers. The details for the execu-
ton of this order have not yet been ar
ranged, and it is impossible as yet to as
certain what organizations will be first Sc
lected for discharge from the military serv-
ices Several of the volunteer organizations
in the Philippines undoubtedly will be in
cluded in the number
Nothing definite has been decided by the
War Department as to the regiments which
will be included in the fifty thousand volun-
teers to be mustered out. 1t is said, how
ever that they will be distributed as equita-
bly, as possible among the several States
and in general way the first regiments
mustered in will be the first to go out.
Secretary Alger said this afternoon that
Major General Otis has rendered most salts
factory service in command of the military
forces in the Philippines and would be re-
tained in that position. Whether or not he
will be appointed governor general of the
archipelago depends upon future events.
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SHORT SESSION OF HOUSE.
BaiIey's Resolution to Investigate
Warrior Congressman Passed.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The last ses-
sion of the House before the holiday recess
lasted but an hour. The Bailey resolution
directing an investigation of the right Of
the members who volunteered in the Span
ish-American war to seats in the House was
adopted without discussion. Fighting joe
Wheeler (Dem., Ala), Mr.. Colson (Rep,
Ky.), Mr.. Robbins (Rep., Pa) and Mr..
Campbell (Dem., ND are the members Of
the House who volunteered for the Spanish
American war. None of them was present
when the investigation was ordered to-day.
The bill reported from the ways and means
committee authorizing the shipment in
bond of imported merchandise in less than
car lots was passed. The spirit of Christmas
seemed to pervade the members, and num-
ber of small claim bills were passed by
unanimous consent. The Senate bill to pay
Albert e. Radstone s., 800 for loss sustained
by the incorporation of his pre-emption
claim within the limits Of the Sierra forest
reserve, Tulare county, California Bills
We're also passed for the relief of Benjamin
F.. Jones, late postmaster at Beauregard
Mich, and to provide for holding terms Of
District and Circuit courts at Hammond
Ind
At los the House adjourned under the
joint resolution until noon Jan. 4, 1899.
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FOR GOVERNMENT of HAWAII.
The Commissions Bill Amended and
Reported to the Senate.

Reported tn the senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec 21.-The Senate
committee on foreign relations to-day con-
cluded it's revision of the bill providing a
territorial government for Hawaii and Sen
ator Cullom reported the measure to the
Senate. There were numerous changes, the
most important being as follows:
The section defining the citizenship was
amended by striking out the word white"
and also the explicit reference to Portu-
guese, and left to read as follows: THAT
all persons who were citizens of the Re-
public of Hawaii on Aug. u. 1898, are hereby
declared to be citizens of the United
States"
Ine request of one of the members of the
Territorial House of Representatives is
made sufficient to demand the yeas and
nays, the original requirement being one
third.
The provision in regard to the qualifica-
tions of Territorial senators is changed so
as to require that the senator shall be a
male citizen, thirty years of age, that he
shall have resided in the Hawaiian islands
not less than three years, and that 'he
shall be qualified to vote for senators, the
explicit property qualification being strick-
en- out. A like change is made in the pro-
vision regarding members of the House
who are required to be qualified by the
changes to vote for representatives.
Section "a, allowing one-half of the House
of Legislature to legslate after the other
has adjourned, was stricken out, was
also the provision requiring that each bill
should receive the written approval of three
members before being introduced.
The provision authorizing the Territorial
Supreme Court to pass on the qualifications
of members of the Legislature was not
changed, and it was left as recommended
by the commission.
The Governor is required to send his esti-
mates for appropriations to the Legislature
as whole, and not to the Senate alone, as
originally required.
The following restriction on the issuance
of bonds is inserted: Nor shall any bond
or other instrument of Indebtedness be is
sued unless made redeemable in rot more
than five years and payable in not more
than fifteen years from the date of issue
thereof"
The provision that no retroactive law
shall be enacted is stricken out,
In the qualifications for voters for Terri
torial representatives the word under
standlngly" in the educational qualifica-
ton, is stricken out, requiring simply that
they shall read. white and speak the Eng
lsh or Hawaiian language" No change is
Continued ON Fifth Page.l
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A NAUGHTY PUPIL.
Criticised the Teacher, Was Expelled
and Went Into Court.

CINCINNATI, Dec. M.-Judge Tarvin, of
the Circuit Court of Kenton county, KEN
lucky, decided a case to-day affecting the
power and rights of boards of education of
public schools. pupil wrote an essay
criticising her teacher. She was summarily
expelled. The board of education sustained
the teacher and superintendent in expelling
her. Judge Tarvin granted a mandamus re-
storing her to school, but stated that while
the board had no right to expel pupil as a
penalty for an offense, it had the right to
expel a pupil that refused to submit to
discipline for an offense, which in this in
stance was not the case.
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INSTRUCTIONS no OTIs.
ProcIamatiO by the President to the
People of the PhiIippines.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The Cabinet to-
day discussed the instructions to be sent TO
General Otis at Manila, which will be pro-
mulgated there as a proclamation by the
President. These instructions are similar in
import to those sent to our officers at San
tiago on the occupation of that city by
United States troops. They assure the Fill
ipinos that the United States assumes mill
tary control of the Philippine islands in a
spirit OF peace and friendship, and that all
civil rights and privileges they hitherto have
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Major Rnthhone,
ne, +Ie.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.- postmaster
general made the official ans, luncement of
the appointment of Maj E. c. Rathbone, OF
Ohio, ex-fourth assistant postmaster gen.
eral, to take charge of and conduct the
postal service in Cuba with the title of di-
rector of nOStS.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Dec. 21.-Consid-
erable annoyance is felt here that the post
master did not forward the mails by the
United States cruiser Cincinnati. which left
here last night for Havana. They could
have been transferred at Havana to the
Plant steamer, so as to reach New York
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Testimonial for General Wood.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec 21.-Senor
Bacardo, the mayor. on behalf of the City
Council, will present testimonial to Major
General Wood, congratulating him upon
his recent promotion and thinking him for
the great work he has done here. The tes-
timonial will also express the thanks of the
Council to President Mckinley for recog-
nizing General Woods services. The pres
entation will be made on Friday, and a
copy of the testimonial will be sent to Pres
ident Mckinley
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by Tuesday next. AS it is, they must await
the steamer Seneca, which will not leave
Santiago until next Monday. In this way
three weeks elapse between mails.
The record-union., 1898-09-26
LAVIGNE AND ERNE.
Both in Splendid Condition for
Wednesday Nights Fight.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-George La
vigne and Frank Erne will fight for
the lightweight championship of the
world before the Greater New York
Athletic Club at Coney Island Wednes-
day night. Both men have trained
faithfully, and but for the interference
of the authorities would have opened
the Hawthorne at Cheektowaga, N. Y,
two weeks hence. Since then neither
has let up on his training, and both
Will enter the ring in perfect condition
next Wednesday.
LaviSne has been training with
James Corbett at Asbury Park, N. T.,
for some weeks past. He arrived at
Coney Island this afternoon and took
up his quarters at a roadhouse where
he intends to remain until he is called
to the ringside. The kid" never looked
better in his pugilistic career than he
does to-day, and he said he had no
doubt as to the result of the coming
bout. In addition to his regular hand
lers, Lavigne will have James j. Cor
bett in his corner on Wednesday night.
Word was received from Erne to-day
that he is in splendid condition and will
reach here tomorrow. Mccoy will be
in Erne's corner. Lavigne is the ia
vorite in the betting, but there will be
plenty of Erne money wagered.