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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
5wei Knaben ertrunfen.

Sobn unb @btparb Gn9ert, i'm Otter bon Q
unb IL Sa9ren. SObne bon Sobn gngert
in Miltpuut,e. Iinb 5onntag Na4mitz
tag in Der Rdbe Der Bride an Der gopIar
StraBe beim 6ii4en auf benz @tfe ~ertrunten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Dole alb nab 6onoInIu.

NrG5ibent Sole BON 6apaii bat Steitag
Nohmittuq 2 u6r nit benz 0ompfsr nWtdriz
poIa" Die Giifrei1e nu99onolulI an9etrefsn'
GineQ6or6nung in9an6runcisco lpobnenoer
!Sopotier mar am 2anbungspldBe erlbtenen,
Inn benz grdfibenten quite aeiis gu fpttnlqen'
Silbof 2n3cr oneefommen.
Inter ben OonnsrItag NIT Der DSraoe"
angsfommenen gafogieren bsfdno ft9 oli9
Der 8if6of Ginger, befen 8ertnts locr Die
beutI4en Mifiionsunfalten in Gbt1d 10 be-
trd6tlide Nufmertiamteit erregt baben. BIZ
I6pf Nr3er befinbet fh4 auf Der Jtudret1e
na9 Der groDtn3 Sbdn%Sung, III fpeld9sr
audi bic BON ben 0eutI9en in 8sfts CEMENT
meme &iuoz 3f8au=8u9t Iiegt, nm bort lsIns
SbGtigteit tpieOer auf3une6ns1t.
S60her Grtrae.
0os CONCERT, mel6e in Neip Oort gum
8e1en Der @ittpen unb @uiIen Der Spter
Der rMuine" i'm metropolitan Opera 9our
gegeben purbe, fat einen grtrag BON u0'r
$4,000 9eba6t.
Utltdm I'll Stn9eriY 9etoroen.
@m. sc. @ingerlD tit Sonntag Na3'nttz
tag in Teiner 8o6nung in p9ilaOelP3td
plDBli9 geftorben. Sin 9er3leioen ipdr Die
unmittel6are urIa9e Ieines 3obes.
8m. 80. SingerIp mar @igentRiir'er Der
Recorb publiibing Co., prdiibent Der Sbe1tz
~nutitreet gatipnul 8ant unb Der G3eftn1tz
itreet Sabings SunO anb Srnit g., helde
fiir5li9 faGirten, unb PrGtoent Der Slngerlp
gulp Yaper min. Quh mar er Wfitgileo Der
Suirmount parf gommiiitOn uno biz Oor
Sturgeon beren S9abmeifter, fotpie>Sruites
bes pbilabelp6ia Commercial Mnieunl.
bitter s~eefapitdn eetorben.
Capt. GarG 6e6i4, Der frii9ere Gommoz
bore Der um6urgSNmerifanii4en 9dm=
pFerlinie, lit am 81. 6e6rudr in leinem 5fpel=
unb Te85igften 2e6ensia9re pl0BliA in Stst=
tin geitorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
ettErHbriimIfE

Die rieiige Sdbrit bes 2ouisOiler 3pei9es
Der Mmerican Sobacco Company al "A. uno
Main @trabe lit elmer Seuers6run5t gum
Opfsr g%efa1en. Der @4aben betrdgt iiber
$35O,O00 unb it boGitdnbig Our4 8erii9ez
rung eebedt. Die Sabrit na6m Elm babies
StraBengebiert Elm unb bic 1400 WGnner,
5rauen unb Sinber, bic in berielben befGGfz
tigt paren, i%tiiraten, als Der &uf 5euer erz
19pQ, in tpilbeItem Our9einanber ben 4usz
gdngen gu. 8tele fletterten an ben Seuerz
leitern binunter unb e.li9e in ben O6eren
Stodperten bei4dftigte 2eute iprangen 5t
ben Senitern binaus, pobei bret perIonen
I9per, atpei baoon tDbtli9 DerGett purbsn.
Sn ct. Sofeph Mo., lit ber 9ab9er@9lod
on Der 10, unb 6rancisitr. abSebrunnt, auG
biz 0ruderei Der Oeutfden 46enO5eitun9
r8olfsblatt" 1T ousgebrannt. Ser 8ez
fammtberluit betrGgt $4,000.
Montag Na9t brad in einein ert0diz
gen Miet6ataiernengebdube g3o. III 9arri=
fon @oe., 8rootGpn, 5euer aus, ~8erItDrte
@igentblpr1 i'm Dertbe BON $4,000 uni
na9te 70 Somilien momsntar bsimat9los.
M1e6rere tleinere Mietbsfafernen purber
sbenfans %5erit0rt. Mebrere perTorsn muir
ben tn Solge ftiir3snber 8Gnoe lei4t Der=
Iebt.
Die @onmii6le in @ene7ee, @is., III
Mittpo9 obge6runnt. 8erlut $4,000.
Seine 8erii6erung.
Ser gun5e @sIdiftst6:il BON gorte5, G11.
tpurhe bur4 Elm 6euer, tpal&ss in 8lad-
more's 9otel ausbru9, %3eritOrt. Der GerIuI1
tpirb fi9 uuf bier3ig> Bis fiinf3igtauien1
Dollars belauf,n.
9as Nem @nglanb 0oteG in GlsDelaat
lit @onntag Nbenb abgebrannt. Sin Oubent
@GIte entgingen nit tnapper 9tot9 benz
Seuertobe. Sic tpurben ale aug ben SEN
ftert BON Der 5euerpe6r gerettet. @erGuI
$4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Die 0erh1nftHLn1e,

SC. s.. Dun e Sos M06entli9e nsberIi6t
iiber bic @ef9GftsIage entbdlt fOlgenoe anz
gaben: Die Equalization 1T but4 ausIdnz
bif9e M0gli4feiten ftarf beeinfluBt unb in
et1ihen groBen neutrality-suspicious. tit baz
bur6 cine GENTLE 8~er30gerung herurIo9t
porben, bic mDgli9erneife gum She'll ar benz
pl0bli9en 4uf60ren beg rai4en SteigsnS Deg
8ei3ens f9ulb 1T. Die probufttpn duf I'M
buItrieuem @ebiete bagegen lit a1oauernb
9r0Ber ais ie. Gtli9e peitere 6abriftn BADEN
ben 8etrieb e%r0ffnet, bic 3ubl Der ftre;ftnben
Qrbeiter fat abgenommen uno Der umfdng
bes @ef9Gfts 1T augenf4einli4 i'm Sebruar
qrDBer g~epefen, ais in irgenb einem f~riberen
Sabre. BON Nn3ei9en u~nItnntger Spefulaz
tionen auf @runo fteigenber preiie 1T Terner
nt4ts gu per1piiren. Die Musfubr uno bic
inIdnbtfhe No6fra9e nimmt bic Sbdtigfeit
Der 5abrifen 16drfer in 4nIpru4, unb pbz
po6G in feirem @ef9Gfts3neige cine anfz
falenbe Steigerung borbanben TT, nno
fnappe 9roftte immer nod mebr ober tpeniser
gu &Gagen AnIaB geben, 10 tit bod oaS neue
@ei9Gft fir bieIe f1aue SaiIon 9r0Ber als
ie 5ubor.
gBei3en febte feline @teigung fort Biz 6ei=
na6e quf 1 9olar 81 Gents. ging ieoo6 fpG=
ter nm 81 Gents 5uriid, ais pb bic 8efir6=
tung geberrT6t bdt!e. Spanien pir6e aui
irgenO cine WeiIe britifAe 66iffe binbera,
Wei3en ii6er ben Ocean gu befDrOsrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Hrr1nirh1teH.
Der Dompfer .,So Ghampaane".

Ser iiberfdGige fran30fi9e 9au1pfer Ga
champagne 1T Sonntag Na3mitag bon benz
Sampfer &oman in BEN !9afen DON 6alifar,
q. g., bugItrt porben. Qm 9onneri tag
naren eS IA Sage, baB Der Sampfer
aug SABRE obgefabren mar, un6 felt Cant
flag Dor adt Sagen mar man tpegen Der Siz
Gyer1sit ber pahagiere in Surge g~etpelen.
SEPT, tpo Der 0ampfer pobl6sbdlten i'm
9afen angetommen 1T, 1T aqs Gorge
~berf6punben. Nu9bem bic ga @6amz
pogne" flint Sage lang NIT beI6dbigter Ma>
f9ine unb aerbro9enem S9rali6eni3aft oif
ben 8Gnfen BON NeufunOlanO um6ergetrieben
ipor, fam Der groBe, na6 Bolton beftimmte
Sro6tbampfer r0fOman" bon 2iOerpool Deg
g5eaes, Der bas bei9dbigte @4iff tpObGbez
balten na9 Dem 9afen BON 9az
lifar bugiirte. Die r2G @6am@
payne" tpar am IL. Se6ruar BET i4Onem
Metter bon Sabre ~ub9efubren, tpsl9es 8pei
Sage lang an6islt. Damn erbob fi4 elm
@inb, Der balb 5u einem Srtan ousartete.
8is gum IL. 5ebruar cling mod &les 10
5iemli6. Die pafagiere batten ii4 an baS
Gturmtpetter gep0bnt uub bergniigten ftp
70 gut fe tonnten.
Ser 9ampfer fdmpfte NIT Mu@t gegen
bic See an, als pl0bli9, Nabmittdg5 I'm
4 u6r, Elm fur9tbares &ra9en bonn Waz
19inenralpm ber bernonrmen lpuroe. SIM
feIben Nugen6lid paren Die PdfTdgiere bnr
Mngit unb S9reden erfaBt unb in ben SD
iIten fppobl pte i'm 3ntI9enbed berri9te
bic fiir4terli4ite &ufregung. Sus G9iff
mar in feinem 2aufe gebemmt uno Der 9amz
pier tplrrbe BON getpaltigen St0Ben erf9itz
teri.
&apitdn 9oirot that fein 8etes, bic
Ba1agiere gu berubigen, unb lieB bonn cine
11nterfu9ung bes S9abens, ben Die MaI9iz
merle erlitten bate, ami elen. G5 iGno fi9,
baB bic S9raubenpele sebro9en mar. Der
Oompfer fubr. als Der 1nfau iih %ereignete,
nit ooler @ei4pinbieteit, unb bic Mtol6ine
brehte ii9 nit blibartiser 9efdpinbigteit,
na9bem Der 8iberHanb Der @9raube entz
fern. mar, g6e fe gum Stilitano gebra4t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
floinmeutoo.

BET elmer Ssyeuersbfnnf in g6ur9 9trd5s
in gbarleton. g. g., baden neun MenI6en
bas 2eben sinse6iBt. @m 9amTtag Nor
gen fura mad 5tpei lbr bemerfte Elm 9oli3iit,
buB i'm %5peiten Stodipert bes 6auies 20.
100 gbur9 ctr. Terer ousgsbro9en mar.
Die Sbiren tpurben erbro9en unb bic in ie=
mem @todpert tpo9nenbe 6amilie unoeriehrt
g~erettet.
4ber au9 bas brittle Stodtpert mar orn
einer aus neun Perfonen Be te6enben Sanlilie
betpobnt unb bas 6euer bate fhb bereits nit
FOLDER S9neai9teit oerbreitst, baB 6as gauge
@ebduDe in 5lammen gu fteben fAien.
Nean berndbm bas NngitgeI4rei Der b:m
Sobe getpeibten 5ruuen unb &inber, uno Der
ppGiait itiir5te fi9 bur9 bic 5lummen unp
bolte brei DertOblte 2ei9en aus beniel6en berz
nus.
Gs eelun9 Der Seuertpebr baIb, Der SLAM
men 9err gu tuerben, aber ni9t ebsr, big rsun
Menf9enleben benfeGben gum Opfer gefGlen
tparen. Die Numen Der umgetommenen
itnb: Srau &nidmepsr; Jrances unb 2eo>
more unb 2i1ie &nidmeper, be3tp. 6, 9 unb
3 Sabre alt, fotpie Elm 8ubb Der Srau anid>
meper; ferner bic 16=id6rige autie unD bic
iiebeniG3rige Soiepbine anidmeDer. uno
GaspeG unb 9u6ert S'Geal.
Oampfcr perbronut.
Der britif3e 9ampfer SGotpergate, &apiz
tdn Barnard, Der NIT elmer 2ubung Glib
frii9te bon palermu nab 8oitrn betimmi
mar, traf Sonntag nit &upt. Ssn1ant un6
81 Mann Der geiubung bes britii6en 9um=
piers legislator, Der BON 9iOerpool na4 go
lon beitimmt tpar, i'm 9afen Elm. Der
legislator perbrannte am 16. Se6rudr auI
bober See, flint Mann ieiner 9eiasung er'
t~ranten, elmer fam in ben 6lammen I'm uni
bier anbere erbielten f9ltmme 8ral15tpunoen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
gerhreh1E9t.
1nl 1Dahufiun.

Sn Der Srtf9aft @arrett, Snb., bat 6reb.
Simpns am 9onneritag feline 3pei fleiz
men SD9ter i'm Otter BON 5nei unb bier Sab
rem eriGOfen unb bann Selbfmorb beganz
gen. Die Shat sef4ub in Ieiner eigenen
Wo6nung, pd6renb feline Grau gu elmer
geu9burin 9egangen mar. Simpns ipa;
tpGbrenb elmer Reibe BON Sa6ren lei Der BAL
timpre C S6io 8a6n als Mgent angefteut
getpeIen, bate aber bor Ginger 3eit feline
Stelung berGpren. 9pGter tpurbe er 8a6nz
tuageninIpettor, mar qber geItern aus Dem
0ienite entlafen tpprben. 9aS bate i'm
f9nsrmiitbig gema4t unb mar glaubt, baB
er plDbli9 irrftnnig tpurbe unb in bisIem GU
ftanbe Die fur9tbare Sbat begging.
Moro ooer 5ufal.
Nls in Sipton, Snb., 3tpsi junge Mdn=
ner, Namens 6errnann unb Sp[lp, NIT Elmer
Srau g1ore in @ortpe9ieG gerat6sn iouren,
srT9ien Der @atte Der 5rou nit einem Gss
tpehs unb f9oB So1b nieber. GGore purbe
beigeYtedt; er~ bebauptet, baB fi6 bas @epebr
5ufGlig entlaben babe. Die 8eranIaTunq
gu benz STREET 1T ni9t betannt.
1r1oro i'm 6ubtbauie.
Granf Mcp6erion, Elm 3u6tbuuspd9tel
in Canon Stir, Colorado, er6iel: am
9enitag bon einsm Strdfling, Ralneni
@barles 8epnolbs, pel4er tpe9en ginbru9l
cine @trafe abbiiBt, nit einem MeIIer ELM
@ti9punbe. &eDnplbs bate ben @eborIan
Dertpeigert unb 9rtff aGs bies bonn @d9tel
benz 3u9tbausbirettor beri4tet poroer lpdr
oenIelben nit eirem WieTer IN. Wtcgber:
1on's Wunbe tpirb fir tDotlt4 9ebdlten.
I'm Dienf eridohen.
Sn South 8enb, Snb., purbe in Del
@amftag Na4t Der priOatpoli5it 2ouii
&eGer bur9 einen 8epplperi6uB toot Din'
geftredt, als er eben i'm 8egriffe tpar, mebrer
8uri9en gu berboften, tpel6e in mcSnsri
unt 9onoban's Gigarrenlaben ein9ebro9el
paren, Gs 1T bies Der 5peite ppIi3iit, be-
I'binnen 5s6n Monaten i'm 9ienft getOOte
tpurbe. Solgenbe 8urI6en, pel9e Der S9a
berbd9tig itnb, nurben fur3 na9 Der S4teB.
affaire berbaftet: Sad 8urte, "a Sabre alt
BON Nep 0prt; &pbsrt 8opers alias Sdme'
Burns, 80 Sabre aft, bon Montreal, Gan.
Sranf MonrOe, Is Sabre alt, BON 8uffago
|N. g.; SobnO'gpnnpr, Is Sabre aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Der Spot" zpreis BON gaumtpOue purbs

Der Spot" =preis BON 8aumtpo1e tpur6s
ni6t beeintr69tigt. 81
Ssn Der @pamdnufdttur finben biels Nbz
befteGungsn itatt, Defenders in Waaren,
tpsl4e friber Dbne fefen preis o~ertauft purs
ben. SrObbem 1T bas @efddft in bieien
3peigen better in bieier @aiTon als ie auoor,
obtpobl bas neue @efddft in Den beferen
SDrten BON @pri teOs unb 8oIenpaaren
ni9t bel onbers e%rmutbigenb 1T.
9ie Decentralization aeig! tpG6renb Der
lebten feds Monate zine mertliAe 3una6me.
inbem lie 8pbmateriuG melt iiber BEN 8erz
brau9 iiber irgenb Elm friberes Sa5r einges
fii6rt bat unb 5tpar gu elmer State, bic 120
Proaent ii6er bic @infubren i'm leBtsn Gem
fusia6r betrd9t.
Die 81 enfabrifanten bdben mebr Nd6z
fru9e na9 8robutten unb Elm nenig beIere
Prriie fir 8eKemer 8O6eiIen, pel6ss auf
.$10.40 in pittsburg g~eitiegen TT, eraisI!.
Sraucrci bancroft. ,
Sn 5oGge Der ii9 INNER mebr anbdufen@
BEN S9ulbenlait 6at ii9 Die san Sraneiscp
Stod 8retperp" ge5tpungsn gefsben, ben
9ldubigern 6us Mner6ieten gu md1en, iid)
entipeber nit Is Gents am Dollar 3ufrieDen
gu geben, ober bic 8rauereige1eQI 91ft CUR
8anterottertldrung gu amia5en, Die
8rauerei 1T tbatId9li9 NIT $4,000 5a6z
~llngsunfdbig unO bat 6ereits in Fer berz
gangersn Wohe i9r @i9entbum an bic
r8ern1an Gabings anb 2odn Society" ii6erz
i9riSben, pel6e cine 9bpOtbet bon $4,000
burauf bate unb biefeI6e fiinOi3en tpollte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Der foeben bon Sf1gudb in
@lastu in Seattle angefommene
Oumpfer Scotia" beri9tct, baB
bic 2ei3en bon 3tpei erfrorenen MGnnern
na6 Sfaguup gebra9t tporben feien. Sic
fanren augenideinIi9 BON 9atpion, ba fte
nur trenig @eIb Bel ft4 butten. Die perz
f0nli9teit Der 8erungliidten mar beim Mbs
gang be50ampFers mod ni4t ~fetgete1t pors
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Ser gaeger Sreb. 2ents, Elm Muftpdrter
i'm 9oteG Nelion, 8Odforb, ST., ma6tc nit
einem Sran9irmefer einen tpiitbenbea @nz
griff uuf Sobn @mute, ben @el9dftsFu5rer
bss 9OteGs. Ser Qngriff tpurOe iebo4 nit
GrfoIg ab9el6lueen, unO Der blut0iritige Nez
ger befinbet ftA ieB: binter @4loB uno Hiez
gel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

8urfe Bat einen G9uB in ben ltnterleib
er6alten une fam niht bur9fommen. Gus
benz aeDolbar bss poli5iiten &ener tpdr Gin
@9uB abgefeuert tporben, peBbal5 man
glaubt, baB ct ben 8urte gei4ohen fat. SIS
berrI9t groBe Grbitterung ge9en bic 8erbdfz
teten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Der Monitor Gerror.

Nm Montag Mor9en, 5e9n Minutea
bor Elm ubr, fat Der MonitOr Ser
ror BEL Stem gort bic Guuruntdne
pafirt. 9os @4iff cling am Somita9
g2a9mittag BON 9ampton &oabs a6, NO es
cine 8o9e lang ieetGar gelegen Bate, Ser
8efeblsbd6er bes vSerror", Capt. 9ublotp,
bat bonn S1ottenmtniiter Song Den 8efebl err
6alten, Bis auf @eiteres in Nep 2)ort gu
bGei6ert, mas aGs Elm 3ei9en ungeIeben tpirb,
buB Der Monitor gu fofOrti9em OienIt bereit
Iein ion, Bis bic MainezSrag enO9iiltig er@
lebtgt lift.
Der Kreuaer ynIarbIeheao".
Ser 8unbesfra13er vMdrble9sub" bat am
Mittfpo9 in Seem Orleans feline Nnter 9e=
li6tet urb 1T na9 Sep @eIt abgeOampft, tpo
er fuh benz norOutIantif4en Gei4tpuber anz
f9lieBen pirb.
11ob elm Krahuoampfer mad Banana.
Ser S9leppbampfer nltn6eripriter" mil
Dem a~ra6nbampfer ~@bief" i'm S3lepptan,
bat Mpntag fur3 por 1 11br uuf Der Sa9rt
na9 9aouna, Sanbp 9oot paiIirt. 8ei
9utem @etter fam Der S4epper nit Dem
arabn ungefdbr am @omitag in 9ubano
eintreffen, Sbglei9 Der nGbief" ni4t i'm
@tanbe tit Die i9peren 9biirne Oes nMains"
gu beben, fSr1nen bo9 Die f~leinersn 9eI4iibt
unb Der grDBere Sbetl Der Sriimntsr, peI6g
Bel benz SUDDEN nd9 2ei3en unb BEL ben
Na9forf6ungen na4 Der urfu9e Der Grplo=
finn binberli4 iinb, an Die O5trfld4s &C.
f9afft peroen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-16
SPAIN WANTS MONEY.
Cession of Philippines Depends Upon
the Financial Consideration.

the Financial Consideration.
Paris, Nov. 15.-The Spaniards declare
that their refusal to sign a treaty based
on any Philippine terms thus far suggest
ed by the United States is irrevocab,e
They say that they do not and cannot view
the taking of the Philippines as anything
else than wanton ravishment of their
possessions, unless it is accompanied by a
financial consideration of appreciable size
Therefore, that turn of events In the
peace conference depends upon the willing
ness of the American commissioners to ex-
tend their financial terms. Spanish sover-
eighty in the Philippines is now clung to
by the Spanlards chiefly as a means to
obtain financial relief If possible.
Persons near to Spain's heaviest credit
ors believe that should the Americans
assume the Philippine debt or pay Spain
its face amount in cash, the Spanards
would sign.
If they have not already done so, the
Spanish commissioners viii ultimately adj
wise the Americans that they must not
permit any controversy as to the binding
character Of the mortgage resting upon
the revenues Of the Philippines to pay the
so-called Cuban debt. Tenacious adher-
ents to this claim would set upon the
Spanish side an ultmatum under which
no treaty would De signed Wntcn uid not
stipulate the Philippine revenues should
nav the Philippine debt. In such event the
Americans would probably claim that the
Philippine debt of $l0.0O0,000 amounts TO
$40 ZOO, 900 in gold, of which about $11, 600 600
has been employed in fighting the United
States. leaving less than $4,000 900 charge
able In gold to the Philippines. Indeed,
the United States would doubtless contend
that even the reduced amount was used
in fghting the Philippine Islanders and OBJ
iect to the Spanish conclusion that ii is
a fair charge against the Americans.
Trouble will arise, however, before that
stage Is reached as the Spanish commits
gioners will undoubtedly inform the Amer
lcans that the latter have no right to ex-
act a schedule of Spains exporters or any
explanation regarding the destination OF
the money secured on these loans.
A Spaniard who Is posted as to the ex-
act status of affairs informed the corre-
snondent OF the Associated Press this
evening that he did not believe the Span
ish commissioners would take their final
stand at to-morrow's session, although he
thought 1t possible that they might finally
decline TO continue the discussion except
within the limits Of Spain's construction OF
the protocol.
This Is another way of saying Spain
may cease her contentious. Should she
do So she would make an open protest
20 the world against "spolaton."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-16
SOLDIERS ACCUSED or MURDER
Negro Troops at San Luis Fire Into
"a House.

Santiago, Nov 15.-An incident occurred
last night at San Luis, about twenty-five
miles north Of Santiago, which caused
great deal OF i'll feeling among the Gu
bans and considerable annoyance among
the United States military officials here
All the colored regiments are encamped
in the neighborhood of San Luis. They
We're sent there virtually to get them out
OF the way, because of the difficulty ex-
perienced in managing them. The coli
ored officers seem 10 have little or no con-
troll over their men and officers and prl-
Yates are often seen drinking together.
The trouble began last evening IN an
attempt TO arrest two soldiers for ahus-
ing Cuban workman and stealing his
hog The outrage was committed on the
Normas sugar plantation. Lieut.. Jose
Ferrera, chief of Gen. Woods geudar-
merle in that district. Spaniard, but a
Cuban sympathizer, and man whom
Gen. Wood knew TO be able and cour-
ageous, attempted to make the arrests
The soldiers, who belonged 10 the Ninth
Immunes escaped. Soon after thirty col
ored men, wearing the uniform of the
United States army, attacked the house
where Lieut.. Ferrera was and kept up a
regular fusilIade. killing Lieut.. Ferrera,
Antonio Roman an old man, Emilio Bett-
ran, a boy OF n, and baby, and wound
Ing several others. Two soldiers were
killed in the affray.
When the news reached Santiago Gen.
Wood was at dinner He Immediately went
TO the signal office, where Chief Signal
officer Brady took charge Of the key. For
four hours dispatches were sent and re-
ceived. The colored officers all denied that
their men were implicated in the affair, IN
spite Of evidence TO the contrary.
After an unsatisfactory attempt to get
at the facts of the case over the wires.
Gen. Wood adjourned his inquiry until this
morning when he left on special train
for San Luis.
Az O'Clock Gen. Wood returned report
ing that after a long investigation he had
come to the conclusion that all the colored
regiments were more or less mixed up in
the affray He has offered s1,000 reward
for the names of the men who did the
shooting, and before leaving San Luis he
read the colored officers a severe lecture
for denying last night chat their men were
implicated
Eye witnesses of the affair who arrived
here during the course Of the day say that
two gondarmes VINO were wounded are
expected to die
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-16
DKEYFUs TO BE NOTIFIED.
Court Orders News of the Revision
BE sent to Prisoner.


Paris, Nov, ,s15.-The Court of Cessation
has informed the minister of colonies, M.
Guillain, that it has decided that Dreyfus
be informed by telegraph that the revision
proceedings have commenced and that ne
prepare his defense
The minister of the colonies has received
a cable dispatch saying Dreyfus is in good
health.
The decision of the Court of Cessation to
inform the prisoner that the revision pro-
ceedings have commenced and notifying
him to prepare his defense is very signifi-
cant, as it has hitherto been generally ad-
mitted that no innovation should be in
troduced in the Dreyfus proceedings.
Questions will now be drafted and posted
to Dreyfus, who will formulate his re-
plies.
The Courier du Soir says that NJ. Cavai-
gnac, former minister of war, and NJ
Deroulede, one of the most violent oppon-
ents of the Dreyfus revision, called upoa
the premier, M Dupuy, to-day, and asked
him not to execute the decision of the
Court of Cessation to notify Dreyfus TO
prepare his defense.
M. Dupuy refused to comply with their
request, whereupon they threatened to
make an Interpolation in the chamber
The Courier du Soir adds: ''The Court
of Cessation has decided in principle 10
demand the production of the secret dos
sier, though the formal steps have not
been taken
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-16
TWELVE KILLED IN A WRECK.
Express and Freight Trains Run To-
%gether Near Trenton, Ontario.

lE&ntOns OhtaTlO.
Trenton, Ontario. Nov ia Grand
express train, bound for Toronto run into
freight train near Murray Hill crossing,
two miles west of here, at $3.50 o'clock this
morning, and several cars were smashed
alomst to splinters. So far as known,
twelve persons were killed, and a dozen
or more seriously injured.
A misplaced switch was the cause of
the accident. the westbound train taking
the wrong track, on which was the east
bound freight.
The train which left Montreal at 8
o'clock last night, consisted of express,
mall and baggage cars, a second-class car,
one first-class coach, and two Pullman
sleepers. The second-class car was next
TO the baggage car, and ahead of the first
class coach and sleepers. 1t was pretty
well filled with people, there being twenty
or more passengers in it, and hardly any
of them escaped without injury.
Between Beleville and Murray Hill
crossing the road is single tracked, the
only piece of single track between Toronto
and Montreal. AT Murray Hill crossing
the west-bound express usually leaves the
single track and takes the double track,
and it was about a mile and half west
Whether the signals were right or not
this morning will never be known from
engineer or firemen of the two wrecked
trains, for they are both dead. The en-
gines were totally destroyed and the
freight engine was thrown completely over
the passenger engine into the ditch be-
yond.
The engineer and fireman of the freight
engine, Thomas Ivens and Alexander Top
pin, both of Torotno, jumped and escaped
with slight injuries.
w. H. Brady engineer of the Belleville,
ami John Mcdonald, fireman, of Belleville,
who were in charge of the passenger en-
gine, were killed.
The greatest destruction was wrought in
the second-class car. The baggage car was
driven into and almost completely through
it, the passengers being crushed and man
gled underneath the timbers of the car.
The mail car was forced right on top of
the baggage car and the express car was
partially wrecked. The frst-class car was
uninjured, as were also the two sleepers
although the passengers were awakened
by the shock. The work of getting out
the dead and injured was commenced i'm
media tely,i but 1t was late in the morning
before all the bodies were got out.
Some of them were so horribly mangled
that recognition was almost impossible
The injured were taken to the hospital at
Belleville