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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 20.-To-day's game.
while not marked by brilliant playing, was
an interesting one owing to hard hitting.
The visitors could not bunch their hits, and
while Kennedy allowed the Senators only
nine, several were for more than one base.
Attendance, $500. Score:
r. Fl. E.
Washington Il, 8 Il ! 0 0-S 8 4
Brooklyn .....0 1 1 D 3 0 1-6 IA 2
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure; Kennedy
and Ryan. Earned Washington. 3;
Brooklyn. 5. Stolen base--Gettman. Two
Three-base hits-Famell Shreckard. Double
play--Weygley r(unassisted). First base on
balls-On Kennedys5 Hit by pitched ball
Leahy Anderson, Struck out--By Kennedy,
l. Left on bases-4Washington 8; Brooklyn,
10. Time, 1876. umpires-Lynch and Con-
molly
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FuneraI OF Thaddeus 5. Rollins.

The funeral of the late Thaddeus 8. Roll
Inns will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
Yesterday morning the Marion County Bar
Association met to pay tribute to the de-
ceased member Daniel w. Howe was chair
man of the meeting and Charles Thompson
secretary. S0 Many were the encomiums
passed upon the character Of the deceased.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT FOR
THE BUILDING OF PIXIES IN SAND
CREEK TOWNSHIP, DECATUR COUN-
NV

The Board of Commissioners Of the County of
Decatur will meet in special session at the COM
missoners room at the courthouse, at Green's
burg, Indiana, on Friday, May g. 1885, to receive
bids for the construction of roads in said Sand
creek township in accordance with the terms
conditions, plans and specifications for such con-
struction now on file in the auditors office of
Decatur county, Indiana. The construction of said
roads will be let by sections. This notice given
by order of the Board of Commissioners of the
County of Decatur. COLEMAN It. PLEAK,
Audi
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS g. VINCENNES RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

IndlanapOIls Inu., ApflI ~ 1875
The annual meeting of stockholders of the In
dianapols & Vincennes Railroad Company will be
held at the principal Office of the company, in the
city of Indianapolis Ind. on Thursday, May u,
1888, at O'clock ID. M, for the election of seven
directors to serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business may proper
" come before the meeting.
s. b. LIGGETT Secretary
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To-Day,s game.

The champions will try to take another
from Detroit this afternoon. The game
will be called at O chick, Either Foreman
or Scott will pitch for Indianapolis to-day,
and Detroit will use Irwin or Thomas.
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NOTICE.

pafientg OF the Central Indiana Hospital for In
sane, from May I, 1888 to May !, 1899. VIII be
recaiyed until p. m. April IS 1925 Specifications
are on file at stewards ONCE. The board re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids BY
nr1ar OF the Aoard Of Trustees
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HOLSTERS WIN THE FIRST GAME OF
THE WESTERN LEAGUE SEASON.
Veteran "BilI" Phillips Pitched
Steadily Throughout an Exciting
and Interesting Contest.
To-Day's Games.

Western League
Detroit at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
ST. Paul at Omaha.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
National League
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Boston at Baltimore.
Chicago at Louisville.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Washington.
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]. Frank McCray. Judge


State of Indiana VS.. James Meredith, e.
w. Smith and Graten Walker; assault and
battery. Defendants heretofore arraigned
and each pleaded rot guilty. Separate trial
of James Meredith by court. Evidence
heard in part. Case continued.
State of Indiana VS.. Robert J. Stewart;
incorrigible Defendant released by order
of court
raigned and pleaded not guilty. Evidence
heard. Cause submitted. Finding of guilty.
State of Indiana VS.. Thomas McKenna;
selling LIQUOR to a minor. Defendant ar
raignetl Pleads not guilty. Trial by court.
Evidence heard. Cause submitted Taken
under advisement.
New Suits Filed.
Agnes Story VS.. Lincoln Story; divorce.
Room =.
The Star Saving and Loan Association vs..
Edmond Withem, Annie Withem. Walter j.
Hubbard and Mrs Hubbard; foreclosure.
Circuit Court.
Star Saving and Loan Association vs..
Lewis +. Wann, Mary T.. Wann. Mamie
Wann. Mr.. Wann Walter j. ard Mrs Hub
bard: foreclosure. Circuit Court.
Washington Savings and Loan ASsocia-
ton of Indiana vs., George Hardy and Jane
Hardy; foreclosure and receiver. Room 3.
Patrick Roche VS.. John Mahony; dam
ages. Circuit Court.
Washington Savings and Loan Associa-
ton Of Indiana VS.. samuel w Mercer. Har-
riet Mercer, John A. Burch, Lizzie Burch;
foreclosure and receiver. Room 3.
Elizabeth NJ. Morrison VS. Lake b. Morri-
son; divorce. Room >.
The Gwaltney-Bunkley Peanut Company
VS. George r. Wysong on account. Hoom 1,
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NOTICE. no RIDnERs.

Sealed proposals will be received until IL
o. clock noon April 26, 1898, at the office of the
Board of School Commissioners Library build
ing) for dynamo and gas engine, to be
placed In the engine OF the Public Library
building See specifications file in the secre-
tarys Office. School Board. The board reserves
the right to reject any all bids. BY order of
the committee cn buildings and grounds.
hat
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PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT..

NdSHlIgIVI, y. z, MdfCh
BY tie 96th section of the act of Congress ap-
proved Jan. - 1885, it is made the duty OF the
postmaster general TO contract for all Envelopes
both plain and printed, to be used ''by his own
or other departments
Under this authority proposals are hereby in
vted and will be received at this department
until y. m. on Thursday, the 18th day of May
executive departments i'm Washington may re-
auire during the year ending June go 1899
Proposals must be made ON the blank forms
provided by the department securely enveloped
and sealed ndorsed Proposals for furnishing
Envelopes for the several executive departnlents%
and addressed 10 the Third Assistant Postmaster
General. Washington. ID. G. Bids to be delivered
i'm person must be handed in at or before the
hour above named: otherwise they viii not be
considered
BLANK forms of proposal. with full specified
tions. will be furnished upon application TO the
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
las A. GARY. Postmaster General
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indianapolis Paint and Color Co.
Snnerinr Court.

some essential issue, or where there is no
conflict, and the evidence is susceptible Of
hut one Inference. ~
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNEL & BUcHANAN-172 North
IllinoiS street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies' and children. Office always
open. Telephone GAL. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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G. f. KREGELO, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, has
resumed business at his old establishment, 223
North Delaware street. Everything and conn
piete. Office telephone, No. ESQ; residence teIe
phone, No. 2S2S.
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Orioles Administered singing Defeat
mt HaItimOrc.


BALTIMORE, April 20.-Consecutive
work with the bat and faultless fielding
gave Baltimore an easy victory to-day over
the Bostonians. Errors of omission as well
as of commission on the part of the visitors
allowed the Orioles to score "a number Of
their runs. McJanes was invulnerable ex-
cept in the fourth inning, when the visitors
punched two singles and a two-bagger after
Duffy had been given his base on balls
Three runs was the result A solitary sin
gle in each of five other innings was the
extent of Boston's stick work. Willis made
his initial bow in League company in the
sixth, after the game was irretrievably
lost, and was perceptibly nervous and un-
steady Attendance, 1874. Score:
Baltimore. % 8 414O4 SIS II Q
Boston ....,..0 0 0 8 0 0 o. 3
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke; Willis,
sullivan and Bergen. Stolen bases-Hamil-
ton, Kelley, Jennings. Two-base hits--Sten-
eel, Lowe McJameS, Bergen. Earned runs
Baltimore, s; Boston, 2. Double plays
Long, Lowe and Tenney CD Sacrifice hit
Tenney. First base on balls-Of Sullivan
4; off McJames, 2; off Willis, g. Hit by
pitched balls-By Sullivan. /; by Willis, 2
Struck out-By McJames. s; by Sullivan, /;
by Willis, /. Wild pitches-McJames, /; Will
lis, j. Left on Baltimore, 8; Boston,
6. Time, hours. Umpires-Snyder and
Curry.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS-IJnited
States Courthouse and Postofice Buildings.


Sealed proposals will be received at this build
ing until o'clock p. M. Wednesday, April ~
1888, for furnishing fuel, lights water, ice mis-
cellaneous supplies. washing towels. hauling ashes
ana sprinking streets for this building during the
fiscal year ending June 90. 1899 or such portion
OF the year as may be deemed advisable. The
right 10 reject any and all bids is RESERVED by the
Treasury Department.
S. e KERCHEVAI. Custodian
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DIED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HELP-

NN~N<~r~~~~~~N>~>~~~>~~>
WANTED Experienced business woman as as
sistant office manager understanding bookkeep-
ing, handling customers and cash. salary 10 start,
so per week; bond 81 500 required Apply 7oI
Stevenson building.
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4IC4sIel5ttIs uubUs
Charles A. Frederick VS.. George G. Pear
son: Sears j. p. Dismissed for want OF
prosecution at cost of plaintiff.
Hannah II. Gregory VS.. Belle A. Gregorys
to set aside deed. On trial by court.
Room 2-Lawson M. Harvey, Judge.
Anderson E. Varley VS.. p, c., C..& ST. T.,
Railway; damages. Dismissed at defends
ants cost.
Stephen Van Syke VS., VIM. r. Murbar-
ger: replevin. Finding for defendant. Costs
against plaintiff.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ENVELOPES
FOR THE SEVERAL EXECUTIVE DEPART
4MENTS DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE
CO. 1889
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AUCTION.

AUCTION SALE-We will sell at public auction,
on the premises two properties at Nos. 9O2 and
904 Chadwick street Both properties are neat
three-room cottages and will positively be sold
separately TO the highest bidder, 2 D. m. Wednes-
day. April 81. ELSTUN & TAYLOR, Agents 29
Circle street. ISAAC HECK, Auctioneer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED--AGENTs.


WANTED-$i5 10 $50 q week and expenses paid
men to sell cigars; experience unnecessary w.
l.. KLINE COMPANY, ST. Louis. Mo.
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posToFFIcE pEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING REGIS
TERED PACKAGE, TAG. OFFICIAL AND
DEAD-LETTER ENVELOPES
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Circuit COurf.
Criminal COURT.

Henry Clay AIItll, JuuBe.
Ida e. Reese vs. Mary A. McCurdy's es-
tate Submitted to jury. Evidence heard.
CwfminaI COmrf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

throws down the mask which hid their
ambition. In whose name are they going
to establish intervention. and the cause
OF what save the revolutionary balidits?
II the United States will put light to the
powder they have been beaping up so long
this is an opportunn time to do So
I'll Globo. referring to the question OF the
Intervention OF the European powers. says.
They VIII be unable to avert lrIa, OF
strength. but they will soon see them
selves forced TO impose reasonable limits.
II behooves us. then. always to be IN the
right. not only as a satisfaction to our
constiences, but as the YER. backbone OF
our energy. Tho Spanish government,
which IN every case will meet the de-
mands imposed upon Il by tho cyigencie5
OF the situation, Is today absolutely In the
right. and viii make the right known at
any cost"
ri TEMPO says: III VIC must fight our
mears viii not be so scanty that We csn
rot show the world how a nation fights In
defense OF It's rights"
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President McKinley's attention at the ear
Hest moment to the report of the Spanish
commission as to the Maine disaster. and
1t is understood rnat Il messenger is going
post haste from Havana with the docu-
ment, and will reach Washington probably
on Tuesday The government believes that
the simultaneous presentation OF the two
reports TO congress would avert. or. AZ any
rate. mitigate any tempestucus display OF
feeling.
rive at Washington too late or otherwise
be withheld from the immediate periisal Of
congress, It is suggested that Senior Polo
Y Bernabe be directed 10 print IL a the
cost OF the Spanish legation in Washing
ton and thus secure for 1t the ear OF the
American people"
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MUST srop At Porto nIco.
Hcport that the Flying squadron
VIII Watch the FIotitin.


VIII Watch the FIotitIn.
New York, March 27,--A Washington
special to the journal says: Commodore
Schley Will take command OF the flying
squadron on Monday. and will proceed to
sea on Tuesday or Wednesday. II can be
stated on excellent authority that the com
modore has been instructed to intercept the
nofilla, to warn it to stop at Porto Rico.
and IL IT refuses TO heed this request to
destroy IT,
To avoid II possible the beginning Of
hostilities in this way the state DEPART
ment has asked the Spanish cabinet 10 10
sue orders batting floliila ct Porto Rico.
The reply had not been received at late
hour. .
II Is unlikely. however. that splin will
accedc 10 this request unles she hay made
up her mind to give up Cuba without a
struggle. All Of her replies within he
past week have been extremely unpleasant
and unsatisfactory. I. she agrees TO stop
the war within forty-eight hours aud to
receive the relief supplics and size the
United States officials all possible aid IN
their distribution there viii be no trouble
unlcss the flying squadron should ~ the
meantime get out OF communication With
the administration and become engaged
with the Spanish flotilla.
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THE ENGLISH PRESS.
PInfnIy to ne Seen They believe War
is Iucyit,bic.

Plainly to ne seen They Believe War
Is Incvit,bic.
London. March 2S.-The Times in an
editorial quoting the statement Of It's New
York correspondent, G. w. Smalley, iNat
despite the war talk, the best opinion 81 i
holds to President Mckinley and Peace,
and the greatest danger is from Q possible
irresistible outhurst of unrea'oriig pup
lie sentiment, says: This does not tend
to lessen the chances OF war, although sue
waves of sentiment not infrcquently sub
side as rapidlSSes they arise, and they may
last long enough to lcad--for good or evil
to irrevocablc decisions
The Times proceeding 10 comment gen.
orally ON the situation. expresses the opln-
ion that war is inevitable II the United
States interferes in Cuba. while the res II
is certain beforehand. 1t expresses graf
sification that General Woodford has taken
the unusual and insignificant step OF pub
fishing an emphatic contradiction OF sthe
malicious rnmors concocted by the Spanish
yellow nress, which reported him az tax
ing q PROV ocatiye attitude.
The Times, after declaring that this
statement should greatly assist the pace
party IN America" concludes its editorial
as follows: While hoping that We may
yet be spared the sad spectacle OF con
Test between Two friendly nations. both
bound to US by the ties Of old friendship
while II the worst comes VIC shoulf mo
OF course forget. while maintaining the
duties Of neutrality toward both, that one
of them is knitted TO us yet more closet.
by ties Of b'ood.'
The Standard SAYS; Unfortunately.
there is such a profound distrust in the
United states OF THE competence. II not RI
the good faith OF the Spanish government,
that nothing but emancirat'or OF CUBA -
likely 10 satisfy American public Union.
The name OF suzerainty might perhaps Re
retained hut nothing short OF rracti al
Independence would be held satisfactory.
III spusmuo ssI qolgM MsiA svl ~ sIqt pue
self to English as well as American judg
ment." ~
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DErENE or GULF PORTS.
Federnt Government Asks states Ia
Furnish Men.

Washington. March 27.It is said that
letters have hecn addressed nv the Sec
rotary OF the navy to tho governors Of
tho several Southern states asking them
how many men could be modified at At
larta lipon emergency orders The gov
errors are requested TO answer their COM
munications promptly. and TO make their
estimates ,onss fvatiye. II Is also said
that Governor Johnston Of Alabama has
been askfd to draft a naval reserve for
The defense OF Mobile under the guard
act without waiting for Legislative author
ity. II the plan IS approved By the gov
ernors naval officer TO recruit seryicea-
BILE men VIII be sent 70 him At once
like request, II is reported. has been sent
70 Governor Foster for the defense Of New
Orleans The atest report has It thnt
Commander W. N. Tolger has been select
I'd TO command The ncw cruiser New Orr
i,ans, lie Is a son d ex-secfctary Folsar
Of the Treasury
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CONFERENCE wITm psTESoras.
Muck Imparfance u AtuacIrd Ia His
visit TO spnnish OfHcinIs.

Madrid. March e7.-M. Patenotre. the
French ambassador. had q conference with
senior Gullon. the forsign minister today,
TO which some importance is attached.
vi ImpHrcial says: IN Is Indispensable
to get ready all the elements we possess
for q naval fight and Il is urgent that
the fleet should 70 10 Cuba. The United
States viii maintain the advantage u they
can place seven ironclads In front OF the
yizrays and AImirante oauendo, bur when
our two ships actually have 10 fleht this
disadvantage will disappear before the
skill and conrsEe Of our sailors
The SEMI official al clobo says "a a
time when the duratit Of the war in Cuba
Is being brought to \ ciofe by force Of
SIMS ara whs1 pssss + being ssstcrsd By
nsans o. autonomy. (the United statss
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Both as to the Horrors aud the linz
potency Of Spaiu,
lust NOW BE GIVEN 10 THE PUBLIC.
ton Cnn No Longer ne
Postponed.

London, March Is. THE Madrid
correspondence Of the standard sayss
~ am able to state that TIE fol-
lowing II the rcnl course OF the me-
1oti"tionss Daring the psst week.
On wednesday,, Minister Woodfora,
had an official Interview with the
ministers of foreign affairs ana the
colonies. SENIORS GulIon and Moret. at
the private residence OF the former.
II lasted two hours. Gcncrni wosa-
fora left with them nm official nste
scxplaiainE fully the views and In.
tcntions OF The Americas governs
ment.
"In this document no intimafion
was made nsr, nny date fixed, hut IT
was CLEARLY and Arn,iy stated that
the United states government could
not longer withhold from congress
the correspondcncc and consular re.
ports, which not only nut Ia full
light the condition of the distressed
rural population of Cuba. the inadc-
Guatc relief and the existence Of disc
Affection. but MISC showed TINT the
new colonial Iioiicy and other cf-
forts of spain had not prOduccd the
results that would Justify h0iding
ont the prospect Of eRriy paciAcn-
ton.
"ConscIuenuy, the American nste
lays stress npon the fact that cOn-
ungcDcIes arc now fast approaching
for the action which WINS f0rcshad-
owed In the presidential messages
and diplomatic c0rrcspoHdence 10
frequently and clearly duriug the
Inst three years. -
"Thc american note aud the lnu-
gunHc Of General Woodforh In hts
conferences with senior Guiion leave
no doubt TINT II il the intention Of
the washington governmcntato net
very soon, b"pipning with the cOsA-
nunication of the above dovnmert
and the Maine rcport 10 congress
nnd sending relief ofAcimiiy ~ the
distressed CubnHs'
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A Complete Exoneration Of Sigsbee and
All on Board the BattleShip.
EYDI ncInM = AIIcEn nv 4 cIlRM ApINE MIME
The First Explosion Lifted the Ship and Caused Tw'
Magazines to Explode Which Accounts for the
Destruction Wrought.
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psi't Fla, March 27.--A spe-
~ Fin'fs- Union and Citizen from
a.. says;
2, p. sissbee, Surgeon H9ns-
"smaster g.. A. wray. Chaplain
ini lieutenant ]. G. Holden.
rom the Inflated battleship
lived on the Plant steamer Oil
SyI havana this afternoon. The
lieutenant Jenkins was also
m en- route for Fittsbure. where
~ ,n'efred. The officers were all
10 Washington aud left for
me Plant system. Captain
- extremely reticent.
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4 GERMANS VIEW OF 1T.
spain VIII Fight Before Perm
hitting Interfrrcnrr.

Berlin, March ~. The Madrid
correspondent Of the Bcrlinger
Tageblatt says:
Spain Will not only refuse to al
low American interference in as
sisiipg the suffering Cubans, but
will decline 10 pay Indemnity un-
less It is shown Enthusiastically that
the Spanish authorities were re-
spcnsible for the Maine explosion.
II President Mckinley demands
these two things war is unavoid-
able"
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Waco Texas, March ia brisk nor'her
blew up this afternoon and the temperature
dropped from 50 to so. 1t is not believed,
however, that will reach the freezing point.
1t is cloudy and threatening rain at o'clock
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.snnni.h rnirin,- In Mcslee.

Mexico city March ~ The Spanisb
colony here today held patriotic meet
ing and look substantial measures for rais-
Ing funds to aid The mother country. They
WILL subscribe half !, million dollars -
this city and a million and a halt more IN
the interior oiIlfs. where spaniards are
engaged in busness. There y tho utmost
enthusiasm among resident spaninrds,
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about the composition of the flotilla is that
the first division consists OF torpedo boat
destroyers Terror, Juror and Pluton and
TIE first-class torpedo boats Azor, Rayo
and Ariete."
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..,LlAND. Ohio. The finishing touches
WING and rifiing arc announced TO be
sgIsorrow on DR.. Gatling's big gun.
y ping made here. This is the largest
wy defense rife ever cast in one
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\ YORK, Bishop Hartzell, the Meth
|sy''eeopal bishop of Africa. Is expected
[as mere today or tomorrow from Flu
mas q mission from the president
FiR 10 the United States
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GrLLoN,s nELIEE.
A Rupture Can Ha rdIy ne
'popIOAy

'popIoAv
Berlin, March 27.--The Madrid
correspondent Of the Frankfort zci-
tung says:
Senior Gullon. the minister of for
cign affairs. has informed me an
extremely threatening note has ar
rived from Washington regarding
tho cessation Of the war In Cuba.
He added: mo matter how one
regards the affair, rupture can
now hardly be avoided. "