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Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
GOLD MINING IN OHIO.

Malvern, Ohio, Oct. 26-The excite
ment over the discovery of a gold mine
near this city continues undated. A
big crusher is nearly ready for opera
tons. Various biologists to whom
samples of gold-bearing rock have been
sent, report that it contains gold il
paying quantities. The gold, it is est
mated, will run from $14 to $40 pei
ton of rock Experienced gold miners
who have arrived here and prospected
say gold exists in paying quantities.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
WORD FROM GENERAL OTIS

Washington, Oct 26.-The following
cablegram has been received at the
war department:
Manila, Oct. Northumberland.
Washington:- The transport City of
Para leaves today for San Francisco.
with a large mail, Major Whipple.
Pay-Lieutenant Williams and ordin-
ance on board. The transports Scan
dia and Condor are still in Port. The
Scandal will probably leave within ten
days for San Francisco. 1t can be
utilized for freight purposes. 1t is
quiet here and conditions are believed
to be improving.
(SionadO "OTIS"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
PEACE COMMISSION.

Paris. Oct. 26.-Te American peace
commissioners held session of sev
eral hours duration today prior to the
Joint session Of the two commissions
which opened at 4 o'clock This after
noon.
The Americans fully realize they arc
approx ching the discussion of the chie1
question entrusted to them. namel!
the future of the Philippine islands
and it may be taken for granted that
they are well prepared to take the
matter up if it is preached today BY
the Spanish commission.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
IN THE CITY OF PEACE.

Philadelphi, Oct. 25.-The great ju-
bilee is now fairly on. the first of three
monster pageants and the naval review
on the Delaware river occupying the
day. The city was crowded with peo-
pie and the weather was favorable.
Nine naval vessels We're anchored in
the middle of the stream equal dis
tances apart and all stretching out for
two miles on the city front. The war
vessels remained at anchor during the
demonstration. Below the League Is
land navy yard 200 other steam YES
sells rendezvOused and from this point
the procession moved up the river past
an anchored fleet of men-of-war. The
imposing pageant passed the warships
on the New Jersey side of the river
and each man-of-war, as they came
abreast, belched forth salute of seven
Teen guns in honor of the secretary of
the navy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
WILL NEGOTIATE. BIT NO1
WITHDRAW

wv
London, Oct. 25.-All init est today
is conferred on the MARQUIS of Sails
bury's addition to the Fashoda cores
pondence, contained in the publica-
+ien of the British blue book on that
subject. Conservative newspapers ex-
press themselves as being highly
pleased with this rejoinder to the
French yellow book on the same sub
ject. They declare that it dispells the
idea spread by the dispatches of the
French ambassador here, Baron de
Courcel, that the premier was willing
to negotiate on the whole question. But
liberal and radical organs still consider
the Marquis of Salisbury's attitude adj
mits of negotiations promising a
friendly arrangement. The entire
press, however, scouts the idea of the
possession of Fashoda coming within
the sphere Of the discussion The st
!. Gazette says CHS afternoon:
eve are prepared to negotiate the
N of fl,e--z, ,,srantier of the
zAe~saiijS district. But we must
control kile, both banks and wa
ter sheds, from It's GsassFie-eiSo the sea- y
The Globe thinks the Marquis of
Salisbury has made it clear that Major
Marchand must quit Fashoda-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
BUSINESS WOMEN. -
The Topic of Discussion by the Nation
al Council Today.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 26.-t'The Bust
ness Women of the Present was the
first subject discussed by the execu-
tive meeting of the National Council
of Women at this mornings session.
and the views advanced by the dele
gates covered a wide range of thought.
Other matters which came in for con
sideration We're the sociological useful
ness of secret societies and the rela-
ton of Industrial education to charity
Reports We're also presented during
the morning outlining the work during
the last twelve months of the Illinois
Industrial School for Girls, the Nation
al Woman's Relief Society, the Ladies
of the Maccabees, the National Asso-
citation of Women Stenographers and
other bodies affiliated with the Nation
al Council.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
Ex-CoMPTRoLLER EcKELs.
Addressed the Illinois Bankers Toda

Addressed the Illinois Bankers Today
Joliet, H.. Oct. 26.-James n. Eckels
ex-Comptroller of the Currency ad-
dressed the Illinois State bankers as
ISOLATION today on the subject OF
1.-THE Money of Commerce" Other pa
pers read and discussed were ''The De
tails of the Banking Business by D.
R. Heironymus, Springfield; ''The
Pending Currency Bill" by Professor
David Kinlay of the University of Il
linois. The convention will conclude
its business this faternoon with the an
nual election of officers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
NATIVES ON THE WAR PATH.

Reno, Oct. ga special from Car
son to the Gazette, says Governo
Sadler. has received a telegram from
Midas. Nye county, Nevada, announc
ing that serious Indian outbreaks oc
CURED there and asking for orms and
ammunition. The governor forward
ed seventy-five rifles and a supply Of
ammunition.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
A NOTED GATHERING
Society For Municipal Improvemtn
Meets in Washington.


Washington. D. c., Oct. 2G.-The
American Society for Municipal I'm
provement met in annual convention
today with several hundred regular
delegates present, representing many
of the leading cities of the United
States and Canada. President Har-
rison Van Dyke of Newark, n. j. pre-
sided and responded to the addresses
of welcome. The gathering will be III
session three days and the list of sub
jects slated for discussion covers a
wide range Special attention is TO he
given reports of improved and econ
omical method of street lighting and
street paving, municipal remuneration
for public franchises. the best means
for disposing of garbage and kindred
subjects of great public interest.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
THE TABLES TURNED.
Employers Strike and Union Painters
are Out of Work.

indianapolis, Oct. 26.-The union
painters are all idle today. This is in
accordance with program announced
that If the union did not withdraw its
boycott pronounced against certain
firms the employers would discharge
the union painters. The ultimatum
went into effect this morning when the
men found the shops I2cl5ed against
them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
FRIGHTFUL STORM

worst storm in twenty-five years is
Benton Harbor, Mich, Oct. 26.-The
raging here today. The wreckins
schooner Judd lies anchored at thu
mercy of the waves. At times high
seas shut out all view of the light
house. Hundreds are anxious for the
overdue. There is sixty-mile nortl
wind blowing.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
SNOW IN ALABAMA.
1t Impedes The Work of the Invest
eating Committee.

Huntsville. Ala. Oct 26.-The war
Investigation committee today post
poned the inspection of this camp ow
ing to a mild snowstorm and very
muddy roads.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27

Ryan. L T. Oct 26--Ryan college
was burned today. Two hundred pu-
r!ls in the building all escaped. II
was one of the best buildings in the
Indian Territory.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
Republican Territorial Ticket.
COL. A. 0. BRODlE. Delegate to Congress.
Republican County Ticket.

JAMES H. sIcoLINroCK. Councilman.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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J. W BEN HAM, 80 = J NV
q. GILLETT,
JAMES BARK Sheriff
T. f. FLA NNIGAN..... District Attorney.
W. 3 StH'IT Probate Judge.
T. F. GRINDEI l., County School Supt.
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VI w. NJ ESSEN G Err curry Tres
[. w. COG GINS. .........G ounty Ass+ or
VIM W ATER~..... ..Coun'y Surv. yor
J. T. PRIEST,
Phoenix Precinct Officers.
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
AUTHORITIES.

Manila. Oct 2c.-The American au
thorities have released some of tht
Spanish sailors captured during TIL,
war. The authorities at IIoiii have
cabled to Madrid expressing loyalty to
the Spanish crown
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
itinerary of County Campaign Speak
ers During October.

Monday. October 81. Mesa.
Tuesday. November 1, Tempe.
Wednesday. November ?. Cartwright
Thursday. November 3. Glendale.
Friday. November 4. Phoenix
Friday. November 4, Orme
Saturday. November :. AThamhra.
Meetings will be held at the above
places on the dates given and good
speakers will be in attendance.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 2G.-Silver certif-
Gates 60M61; bar silver 60M Mexican
dollars 4714.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
ON TRIAL TO-DAY.
Jesse James, Jr. in the Criminal
Court

Kansas City, Oct. 26.-The trial of
Jesse james, son of the noted outlaw.
for completely in the Missouri Pacific
rrain robbery at Leeds, on September
2Gth, last. was called in the criminal
court here today
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
THE PRESIDENT
And Party Arrive in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Oct 26.-President Nc
kinley and party arrived here at noon
today to take part in the peace jubilee
exercises.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
HAWAIIAN STAMPS.

Postmaster-General Authorizes Their
Use.
Washington. Oct. 26.-Postmaster-
General Smith has issued an order d.
recting the Hawaiian postage stamps
shall be recognized at their face value
for the payment of postage on all ar
ticles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
RUSSIA RAMPANT.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 22-Comment
ing upon the recent speech of the
British chancellor of the exchequer.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, novoe vre
mya. charged the chancellor with MAX
ing violent attack upon the French
government and says he failed to bear
In mind that France has is Russia
An ally resolved to support her in
the Fashoda question, in view of a
full Solidity of their interests
WAR PREPARATIONS.
London, Oct. 22.-The British admir-
atty ordered every sea-going warship
IT, have its crew made up to the full
complement as ordered in the case of
mobilization. The order of the Brit
ish admiralty practically means the
complete telling prespectiyely of every
ships company in detail. Four tor
pedo boat destroyers which were about
to be fitted with new-water tube boil
ers, have had their orders counter
manded and have been instructed to
redraw their stores. Officers on leave
OF absence or unemployed have been
notified TO hold themselves in readiness
to commission reserves if required.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
RYAN COLLEGE BURNS.

Indian Territory Loses a Great Insti
tuition.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
PH1LADELPHIA's JUBILEE.
Interfered With by the Weathe

Interfered With by the Weather
Philadelphia, Oct ga heavy
down-pour of rain began soon after Z
O'Clock and as a result the peace jul
bilee committee has announced post
ponement of the civic parade until Fri
day, when the indications are that the
weather will be clear.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
THE ENGLISH PRESS.

London, Oct. 24.-The afternoon pa
pers here today discuss the report of
the French ambassador, Baron de
Couriel on the subject of the conversa-
ton here with the Marquis of Sails
bury regarding the proposed French
outlet on the Nile as being the leading
feature of the yellow book on the
Fashoda question issued yesterday in
the French government. Conservative
~ the idea of the DIorquis
the surrender of Bahr
10 the French and tn Pail
tie and Globe suggests that
sador misunderstood the pre-
call on the latter to make
lanation- Liberal and radical
Ae now displeased at the pros
compromise being arranged
6lieve that provided Major
Arecalled the dispute is
an arrangement by
receive some salts
fBahr FL Gazal district.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27
CRUISER YALE.
Resumes Her Duties as a Merchant
Steamer.

New York, Oct. 26.-The American
liner Paris. known during the war as
the auxiliary cruiser Yale, resumed
her place as a merchant steamer when
she sailed tdoay for Southampton
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27

Read today's pe7vs today n tbs
herald.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-27

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
GARCIA A PUZZLE.
Hard to Tell What He Really Intends
to DO.

Hard to Tell What He Really Intends
to Do.
Santiago de Cuba, July 23.-Not"itn-
standing General Garcia's bitter COM
plant to General shatter that he had
been ignored and that the restoration OF
the Spanish civil authority in the city
Of Santiago was most offensive to him
and that in consequence Of all this ne
had been forced to tender his resi- gna-
ton as a general in the Cuban army. ne
Is going on with his preparations for
contest with the Spanish forces OF Hol-
gum and Manzanillo quite as though
nothing had happened.
General Garcia will issue decree au-
thorizlng all Cubans who have been
driven from their plantations and coun-
try homes by the spaniards and who
have taken refuge for safety in the cit
les and towns to return to the country
and go to work on their farms and plan
tations, assuring them of protection by
MS forces. He has added like permits
sion to those in his ranks who were re-
.ruted from the farNlands or were EN-
oloyed in the field. at the outbreak Of
he war.
Altogether It must he confessed that
General Garcia's attitude is fnexplica-
ole. Hts permission to the men in his
ranks to go back to work on the farms
is construed to mean an effort TO dis
band his forces. but this may not be al
together justified. It 1. certain a great
many Of them will continue TO Aght-
The greater part Of Garcia's army has
left here.
The French cruiser Rigault de Ge-
nouilly has arrived here with supplies
for the relief of the French citizens Of
Santiago. The Danish steamer Brat
ten, the first vessel outside Of the gov
eminent and Red Cross ships to enter
this port with provisions, arrived here
having on board A. P. AGO
vodo, the owner OF her cargo. who went
10 General Skaters headquarters in
order 10 inquire about the customs du-
ties. He was told he must pay full duty
On foreign produce under foreign dag
at the rates Is force under the Spanish
regime. This brings the duty on the
Bratten's -four to 81. plus 10 per cent,
per barrel, and the duty on the other
goods is in proportion. 1t is not known
a bounty will be allowed on
American bottoms, General Shafter for
the present limiting himself to the
statement that the duties will be as
sessed on the same basis as the Spanish
tariff.
General Wood of the rough riders has
been appointed military governor OF
Santiago de Cuba. succeeding General
who returns to his cid DUTY
and who Is on the sick list. Squad. Of
natives have been sent to clean the
streets and bury the dogs and horses
whose remains have been lying in the
streets Tor days and weeks. Other steps
% improve the sanitary condition of the
,ity are being taken.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23

1t Is considered a little singular that
General Shafter has not made report
to the department Of the case by TEE
graph, but he has so far shown hltie
disposition to acquaint the department.
with the state OF affairs at Santiago
unless called upon by direct inquiry oy
the secretary of war. Thus IT was NOT
known at the department officially tna'
General Wood had been created MN
tary commander Of Santiago, although
the fact would seem to be one OF SUM
cient Importance to justify its mention
in a cable dispatch.
Regarding General Garcia's DIRECTION
It is noticeable that the officials or the
war department have good deal Oh
apprehension over the outlook. IL is
not doubted that he has taken or VIII
take some such action as that reported.
for all the information that has come
to the department up to this time seems
to indicate dissatisfaction on the part
of the Cuban commander at the attl-
tude assumed by General Shatter. How
ever. as the latter is acting strictly IN
accordance with the published uirec-
tions Of the president in maintaining
the status quo Of Santiago so far as II
relates to the municipal administration.
the blame for rupture. II one ensues,
cannot be placed entirely upon General
Skaters shoulders.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Serious Charge Against Eulste.

Annapolis, July .3.-Captain Eulate.
the dapper captain of the Spanish bat
tleship Vizcaya, Is just now the object
Of more curiosity than he has been since
his stay.
He first made himself notorious by re-
tustng TO sign the parole, although his
admiral the gallant Cervera, and all
his brother officers did so.
II is now reported-and the informal
ton comes from the Spanish seanen-
that Captain EuIate. at the destruction
OF the fleet off Santiago July ), shot
about 40 men for leaving the guns
Horrible as the charge is. il is reiterated
by the sailors and is borne out in part
by the action Of Eulate's fellow officers.
who shun him.
This lack OF association. which was
noticeable from the first, was supposed
to be the result Of the captains discour-
teous eccentrtctty in refusing to sign
the parole, but now the seaneu have
spoken ii is thought the bloodthtrsty
act Of which he stands accused by his
men has much more to do with il.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
BOLD AGVINALD0.
Declares Himself Dictator
Of the Philippines.
ALSO MARTIAL LAW.
The President Keeping an
Eye on Him.
ALSO MARTIAL LAW

VIII Be Told When the Proper Time
Come. That He Will Have to Cooper.
ate With Our Forces at Manila and
Not Interfere With Them-Ths Insur-
gent Chiefs Action Has Aroused In the
Natives q Hope For Total Independ-
ence-Miles Notifies War Department OF
the Troops That Have Gone to Porto
Rico With Him and Of His Safe Arrival
at Mole St. Nicholas-The shafter-0ar-
cia Difficulty.
Washington. July ga dispatch from
Colonel Anderson. at Manila, says Agui-
naldo has declared a Dictatorship ana
martial law. The natives expect inde-
pendence. This is the official dispatch:
'Hongkong, July %.
Secretary OF the Navy-The follow
ing is for the secretary Of war to the
ad;utant general. Aguinaldo declares
dictatorship and martial law over all
the islands. The people expect indie
pendence. Recommend China ponies.
ANDERSON"
Colonel Anderson was the senior army
officer at the Philippines when the dis
patch was sent. probably several days
before its Hongkong date. The refer
eace to China ponies means that Colo
mel Anderson desires that kind Of cav
airy animals.
The president Will make no objection
TO any claim which Aguinaldo may
make in the Philippines until his opera
fans interfere with those OF the United
States. When this point Is reached.
AgunaIdo will be told that he has NO
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Madrid Hsars of ManranilIn.

Madrid. July s3.-A private dispatch
from Havana says that an American
force landed near MauzaniiIo. province
q Santiago de- Cuba. on Tuesday even
ing. The Spanish troops guarding the
approaches IT the bay, the dispatch
adds. opened fire. On the invaders, to
which the Americans replied. An at
tack on the tewu both by saa ana land
was expected at the time th4 message
was sent. The crews ot the Spanish
guUhoats, which ware sunk. reached
the land and, according to 1hs Havana
message, saved mos. OF their kits.
The maritime authorities Of The prov
iuce Of Asturt.s have ordered all the
guiding and harb0r lights to he dtscon-
tjDued. and the whole coast therefore
Will be dark 1t night until further or
iars
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
BLANCCS MEN EAGER.
Spanish Captain General Says They Are
Longing For Battle.


Havana. July g. - Captain General
| Blaaco has issued the following Erocla-
nation announcing the caritulatiou Of
Santiago. 1t is dated Havana. July y:
After three months heroic defense
and many bloody comoa,s owing 10 a
scarcity OF ammunition and victuats. the
garrison at Santiago de Cuba has b,en
forced 10 capirulate under honorable
conditions and with all the honors Of
war. This occurred on the day OF Julv
/ Is, when il was reco suiaed by the bravo
Spanish general Of division who was
acting commander Of the ptac. that re-
sistance was useless ard .ha. h. could
no longer hold the place. Eothwfth-
standing endorsements had baeu ..t
Bile and that although he should recety.
such from MauzauiIIo and although h.
should still cover further losses ana
bloody combat and although he might
put the city IN a better condition az l..
Tense he was still face TO face with the
fact that rs-entorceulents would only
make further inroad. UPON the ALREADY
greatly consumed and nearly exhausted
store OF provisions Of the Spanish ea-ri.
son. The city was thus placed in a y,-v
laUlenrable coNsieion- The situation mas
anticipated. but it was only les. p-..
vious and caused great depression "a
the Spanish forces.
The occupation Of the city u sant-,-,
by the military forces OF the Are-+c,s
is lacking in strategic inportanc. ow.
ing TO the fact that the city hal crsvf.
ously been closely blockadsd for long
time by the American ships and win
have little or no effect on the r,1.r,-a
development Of the Spanish cannsf~r
which Is to decide Spatn's fate. Ths
Spanish army is intact and eaSs- s,r
glory. 1t Is willing to measure arms
with the Americans, and in this arrn,,
the king Of Spain Spanish sove--,,sr.
and the whole country place IT. --r.-
for defense at any cost OF the tnta~.
rity Of Spanish territory and ,he 49,
OF SPANS Immaculate flag.
This army is sure to be t-tr-,A
and victorious at the last, In sutta oe
many dangers and irupedinerts ana =,
show once more the indor,i.abla ST.
ism character and the we'll known III
tary talents OF our people. Itfstha -
and expectation Of your xA-a-.r -
chief J."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Contradictory Manila News.

Hongkong July - The Japanese
cruiser Akitsu.hima has arrived here
from Manila. She reports the situation
there unchanged The Americans were
landing their second detachment Of
troops, but no advance had been made
when the cruiser left Manila.
The insurgent. are gradually getting
artillery into action against Pondo. San
IA Meso and Malate. The fighting is des-
ultory. The Spaniards have been driv-
en- from the trenches outside Matate.
and the insurgents are strongly in
trencked near the walls of the fort.
The insurgents have begun to lombard
Malate fort and have struck the tele-
graph company's cable house
II is said ON seriothcial Spanish au-
:hor!ty in Manila that the recent new.
from Cuba Is "a vile English tahrica
zion" that in reality the Spaniards have
been victorious. and that Admiral Ca
ulara's squadron has coalad at sinsa-
pore" and Is expected at Manila on Ju-
ly IS.
Letters received here from Cavtta
dated July 10 differ from the advices
received direct from Manila The for
mer say the insurgents have been re-
pulsed near Maiate and that they are
now making less progress. There is ais,
said to be much dissension among them.
owing to alleged bribery upon the part
Of priests.
Aguinaldo, It is further said, refuses
to be subordinated to the United States.
He does not seem to realize his position.
as evidenced by his appointment OF a
cabinet, his declaration Of independence
and the formal hoisting OF the in.ur-
gent flag.
About 1900 Americans, it also appears
from the letters from Cavite, have been
landed half way between Manila and
Cavite, and the United States cruiser
Boston has gone TO support them in
case OF an eme rgancy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-23
Watching For Yellow Fever,

Washington. July 23.-Tt there are
any suspicious oases Of fever at the ar
my hospital at Fort Monroe. the fact
has not been reported TO the medical O.
acers Of the army at Washington. How
ever, the cases will be closely watched
and every effort exerted TO prevent the
spread OF the disease should those cases
now under surveillance prove to be yell
low fever.
Surgeon General Sternherg expects TO
leave the city for Fort Monroe at once
for q general trip II inspection Of the
operations and conference with the
officials 81 the medical corps there. The
appearance Of fever would not in any
way. il is said, interfere with shipments
~ troops troN Newport News as the
latter is widely separated from Fort
MCnros by a large body Of water.