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1000 officers and men"

OF the forts at Matanzas, said the gov-
ernment had decided to publish "all
the news received, good or bad"
Continuing. Gen. Correo told the dep
ut!es that the United States squadron
fired sixty projectiles. and thatthe only
damage done was the killing Of a mule.
The Spaniards laughed at this.
The general informed the house that
American warships were injured by the
fire Of the Spanish batteries, and con-
tinuIns he asserted that the insurgents
were acting in conjunction with the
United States forces, as they advanc-
ed In the direction of SIatanzas while
the bombardment was proceeding.
But" added the minister. they were
completely routed"
In conclusion, Gen. Correo remarked: !:
1T was glorious day for the Spanish
arms"
The Marquis Lama asked II teIe-
graphic communication with the Antil-
les had been assured He recalled the
convention OF Paris and said he hoped
communication via Halifax, the Ber-
mudas and jamaica would not be in
terrupted.
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WAR REVENUE Bill.
Passed the louse by a Vote orIsI 10 1871
DInclcy's GenernI.hip.

Passed the House by Vote ofIsI 10 49,
DinGley's denernlship.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2s.-The
house to-day passed the war revenue
bill WIKI only the amendments agreed
upon by the Republican members OF
the ways and means committee added.
In order to accomplish this, a parlIa-
mentary manoeuvre was necessary, as
tbs whole time for amendments was
exhausted by the minority in trying to
amend the bond feature Of the bill, Mr.,
Dlnd'eY offered as a substitute an en-
tlraly new bill containing these
amsndments aftor the bill had been re-
ported to .Es house. This was an old
parliamentary trick frequently resort
cd to yalrs age. The Morrill, tariff law
wss passed In this way In Its original
form after 1t had been loaded down
with emendpents In committee of the
whole. Many amendments were Of
fcred to the bond feature OF the bill,
ranging from a proposition for the SUBJ
stitu.ion Of an income tax provision
to an authorization for an issue OF
S!ho,co0,0O greenbacks. But all were
voted down. r,5s
At the last minute the Democrats
decided to offer the motion to RECON-
nit with instructions to report back
the Income tax proposition as an
amendment to the bill instead OF as a
substitute for the bond provision. This
was due to the fact thatfa number OF
Democrats hnd declined to vote TO
strike out the bond provision. The mo-
tion was defeated. 134-;73. -Four Re-
publicans voted with the Democrats and
Popul.stg on this vote. But on the
final passage OF the bill. which was car
ricd lS1--13l, the Democrats and Popu-
lists, with six exceptions, voted SOL
idly against tho bill. The Democrats
who voted for the bill were Messrs.
Cummings. Mcclellan and Griggs, OF
New York; Fitzgerald, Mass; McAlecr,
Penn; and Wheeler, OF Alabama Two
Republicans. Messrs Llnncv, North
Carolina. and Thorp. Va, voted with
the opposition. Quite number OF
Democrats declined to vote. .g.4if
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ANOTHER PRIZE
Taken to Key we,i-Newpurt overhuuls
Small Spanish Slonp. ~

Taken to Key wesI-Newport overhuuIs
u Small Spanish Sloop.
KEY WEST. April GA small
Spanish sloop. the Engracin, captured
by the Newport, Captain B. F. TIL
ley, off Cabanas. was brought in here
yesterday. She was In charge OF
prize crew, consisting Of q couple Of
bluejackets.
Only one blank shot was necessary to
bring the Engracia to order. She had
on board crew Of seven men and
cargo Of fish. The men on board the
prize had been in the Spanish navy,
and serve as sort OF naval reserve.
e The officers of the Newport say the
capture Is an important one, in view
OF the fact that the little vessel was
attempting to carry into Havana news
OF the movement OF the United States
feet.
The crew Of the Newport are anx-
ious TO have 1t known that 1t will share
In the prize money OF the Catalina II
the prizes are not returned. They say
the Newport was In sight when the
cruiser Detroit made the capture OF the
Spanish steamer. The Engracia, It is
claimed. is the fifth prize the New
port Is Interested In.
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!. conea aud sur,r cou,i,,ne.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April GA re-
port was circulated in this city tonight
on what is considered reliable authority
that a combination Of the Arbuckle
coffee and the Hayemeyer sugar inter-
ests has been about completed. It IS
the belief that prices OF sugar and cot-
fee will be materially advanced, and
there is a scurry among dealers, whole
sale and retail, to get in good stocks at
present prices. None of the members
of the Arbuckle firm seen tonight VIII
say anything concerning the matter. but
It Is believed by those who should
know, that the combination has actual
ly been consummated. "A II 5
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THE AUXILIARY CRUISERS,

Formsriy Ocean Greyhoumds, Are 20 be
sent to Sea at Once-soma tieh SpantsI,
Prizes snid to he in Sight. "a
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April .9.-rt Is
barely possible that the operations OF
the American fleet In Cuban waters In
the, matter of SELLING Spanish vessels as
prizes will be soon completely ecllpsed
by the performance of the swift ocean
grevhounds recently purchased by the
government from the American line.
These vessels, st. Louis and st. Paul
and Harvard have been fitted with ar
NOR protection over all their exposed
machinery and have already received
good batteries. !,
1t was the Intention OF the department
to considerably supplement these bat
terles at the navy yards, but owing
probably to the receipt OF Information
from abroad of the movements OF some
very richly laden Spanish vessels. the
department. does not consider that time
remains to complete the work In the
ordinary manner at the navy yards.
now overwhelmed with other work, so
the transformed liners are TO be rushed
to sea. and It Is rumorcd that they car
ry In their holds some guns Of heavy
callbre, which will be mounted when
they are In blue water.
4 No official statement can be secured
as to the destination OF these splendid
auxiliary cruisers, but It is rumored
that they are to head directly for the
coast OF Spain. where they will lie In
walt for the Spanish prizes. Unless
the small observation force OF the
Spanish In the Mediterranean, compos-
ed OF torpedo boats and destroyers, Is
reinforced before the liners reach those
waters, they are likely TO fall easy VIC
Tins to the sunners OF the cruisers.
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representations o, the foreign govern
:nen.s. the shipping interests Of Lon
don. Havre and Bremen. and other
ports are supplcmenting the diplomatic
negotiations with strong representa-
tions against the Increased tonnage
taxes. II p. f'F 4EE fN
The republic OF Haytl is expected to
maintain strict neutrality as between
the United States and Spain and 1t Is
said that reports OF exceptional prlvl-
leges given TO the United States war
ships in Havtian waters are erroneous.
The Haytian minister. Mr.. Legare, said
to-day that he has received no official
Instructions concerning neutrality, but
he had no doubt an attitude Of Impair
tial neutrality will be maintained. Any
privilege enjoyed by the ships OF one
country will be equally open to those OF
the other country, he said.
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HONG KONG, April 29.-The steamer
Esmeralda, chartered by the banking
companies, has gone to Manila, capl-
tai of the Philippines islands, to bring
away the specie there, as trouble Is ap-
pretended It Is understood she will be
able to enter and leave Manila before
the United States fleet attacks that
port. She has considerable quantity
of coal on board and also has as n pas
scrger the insurgent leader Filipino.
She Is said to have sealed orders TO Join
the United States fleet after her mis-
sion is accomplished. The cable to Ma
nilla has not been cut.
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ORDERED TO TAMPA.
FIr,t Movement OF Troop, now In Camp

First Movement of Troops now In Camp
at tChicksmnugn.
CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK,
Ga. April 29.-Thls has been hustling
day among the artillerymen at Chicka-
mauga Park. In pursuance OF orders Is
sued yesterday. the eight batteries in
camp were ordered at once to Tampa,
and the entire day has been taken up
in getting the men, horses and guns
aboard the cars. Trains bearing these
men and their equipments have been
given the right OF way and 1t Is eS-
pected they will arrive at Tampa early
Tomorrow morning. The Twenty
fourth infantry and the Ninth cavalry
are under orders to move, and in the
morning the infantry will break camp
and by night they will be on their way
to the coast. The cavalry will leave
Sunday morning. ~ lE,LE
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the civil population OF that city, nbout
10000 persons, Ia almost entirely with-
out provisions" SI
Many of the children and women on
tho Remus were sick from lack OF food.
Pulaski d. Hyatt, the6 United States
consul at Santiago de Cuba, who left
there some time, ago for jamaica. under
instructions from Washington, came to
the rescue OF the refugees and ut hiB
own expense caused dinner to DO pre-
pared for all OF them on the wharf
where they landed. :. Y q
The refugees confirm she reports that
tho Spaniards are abandoning the small
cities and the plantations which they
have been guarding, burning the plan
tation buildings before leaving them.
The insurgents activity has greatly
increased recently, evidently owing to
the news they have received from tho
United States and they nre raiding up
to the very outworks OF Santiago do
Cuba and Guantanamo. The city OF
Santiago dc Cuba. when the refugees
left. was in q state of semi -panic, fear
ing the blockade OF the port by the.
United States fleet. There were about
5000 Spanish troops there and IN the
vicinity, but food, excepting army sup-
plies, was running low.
The agents OF the insurgents commu-
nicate daily. with the city of Santiago
de Cuba. S ,.!i g
Mr.. Hyatt left fifty tons OF provisions
in the United States consulate at San
tiago de Cuba. and one hundred tons OF
supplies, which had Just arrived. in the
custom house. The British consul as
Santiago. acting for the United States.
has distributed the fifty tons OF provis-
ions which were left In the consulate,
but he has not been able to get the one
hundred tons OF provisions stored in the
custom house, owing to the technical
devices adopted by the Spaniards 20
prevent him from so doing. These pro-
visions, which consist OF flour, cornmeal
and rise, have not yet been confscatet
by the Spaniard, but It Is said that this
will probably be done before long.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 2s.-The First
regiment arrived here two days ago
and hardly got tents in position when It
was ordered to pull up stakes and pro-
ceed Immediately to Florida, whence 1t
will be sent to Cuba. The brigade head
quarters heretofore established here
were this morning in general orders re-
moved to Tampa, Fla, to which place
Gen. Shafter will so from Washington.
A general court-martlai has been ap-
pointed by Gen. Shafter to meet In New
Orleans May to try such prisoners as
may be brought before 1t. as
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On board the flagship Brooklyn, off
FORT MONROE. Va, April 29.---The
flying squadron after two days OF most
unpleasant experience during, which
careful lookout had to be preserved to
avoid collisions and all facilities were
ready for an emergency, Is at rest this
morning, the sea having Gained down
and clear weather appearing. The
squadron did not suffer at all from Its
experience, the capablllty OF officers and
men coming safely through severe test
from which they emerged with flying
rolnrx, .tlI.r. 4-'. .s.. Il
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service, General Meyer replied that
that was somewhat conjectural at this
time owing TO the great sanitary Inn
proyements In the city tho past twenty
years, but hebelleved 5000 would be a
safe estimate OF those ready to 80 who
were immune from fever. The Presl-
dentlis understood TO desire these men
for early service. One suggestion made
Is that they be placed In charge OF the
city OF Havana after Il Is taken. = ii
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LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE
Disastrous Mine Settling at Duryca, Pa.
+ Ono Hundred Stores and Dwellings AZ

fccted. ~
1 SCRANTON. Pa, April 29.-Duryea,
six miles from here, was visited this
morning by4one of the most extensive
and damaging mine settings that has
ever occurred in this part OF the anthra-
cite coal regions. The cave took place
over the old workings In the Hallstead
mine, owned by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Company, and ex-i
tends over @ territory Of one half to
three-quarters of a mile square in one OF
the most thlckly populated parts of the
town and affects more or less 100 stores
and dwellings. Two men. Thomas VIII
liams and DAVID Emanuel. are entomb-
ed by the mine.
All the houses In the immediate victni-
.tyrocked as though shaken by an earth
quake and through the wide opening in
the surface flowed streams Of water. let
loose by the breaking OF the water
mains. Chimneys were leveled to the
ground foundations rocked and furni-
ture was tumbled In profusion about the
ma rtmerlts t&S9 it !. a5yty w ii - ~
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pouble Guarding Powder a1iil..

ST. LOUIS, No. April 2s.-owing to
the recent destruction Of powder mills
at Baston, Pa, and Santa Cruz, Cal, by
explosions thought to have been caused
by Spanish spies, managers of eight big
powder companies having their head
quarters In this city have ordered double
guards placed at all points where pow
der Is stored or manufactured. There
are. five powder storehouses at Eureka.
Ill, near the city, and they are being
guarded closely, as thousands OF tons
OF the explosive are in storage there.
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cardena. va. not nombn rtIe,I

KEY WEST. Fla, April 2s.-s:l5 p.
m.-Captain B. F. Harrington, COM
mander of tho U. s, Puritan. and the
commanding officer OF the cardenas
fleet, who has Just come from there,
specifically and emphatically denies the
story of the alleged bombardment Of
that port by the monitor Terror and
gunboat Machias. He says there are
no Spanish batteries there, and that the
entire story Is untrue. GF sE+H5fi
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LISBON. April 2s.-The Official Ga
zette to-day publishes the neutrality de-
cree of Portugal In the war between
Spain and the United States. It Is simi-
lar to the decree issued at the time of
the outbreak of the Franco -Prussian
war and contains elk articles. IS
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n WASHINGTON, u c., April 20
Representative Meyer. OF Louisiana, n
Democratic member OF the naval az.
fairs committee, had n conference with
the President to-day over the yellow
fever aspects Of tho campaign. The
President asked him how many I'm
muncs New Orleans could furnish for
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Wnr Prlcrs.

LONDON. April 2s,-owlng TO the
war between Spain and the United
States, DerbyshIre lead advanced $40
per ton to-day and sugar rose sl,25 per
ton at Glasgow, making n rise Of s3.75
per ton during the present. 4
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Nicthoroy Delayed.

LONDON. April 30.-A dispatch 20
the Daily Mall from Rio Janelro says
the departure OF the United States dyn-
amite cruiser Nichtheroy, has been de-
,lnyel BY a breakaEe In her machinery.
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Sample OF Spanish Lies.

: MADRID, April 29.-Latest Havana
dispatches say the Montgomery went
ashore on the rocks off Colonades,
Plnar del Rio. Thrdee other warships
succeeded In floating her. but she Is
badly damaged.
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HALIFAX. N. s., April GA large
steamer sIgnalled coming into port and
believed at first to have been the City
Of Paris, turns out not to have been
that anxlously looked for vessel.
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LONDON, April 29.-The market for
American securities opened firm span-i
ish fours opened \ lower at sals.
PARIS, April 29.-Spanish fours open
ed at SSH. ,1ls lower than yesterdays
final price. 4.
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S,pnt,,. Sl,ort sr,.,o,

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-At to-
days session of the senate the report OF
the conference on the navnl npproprIa-
tion bill was prczentcd and agreed to.
The mca5urc as perfected carries a lit
tie more than s3S7.90O.OOo No other bus
mess OF general importance was trans
nrtpd zss sgrtas- e. 80 ~ .l'I7 L ITIis
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Carolinlan. W. N. Ballard, Of Ashe-
Vile. formerly OF the police force, has
written the general requesting in case
the general does not desire to meet the
Spanish officer on the field Of honor,
that he be allowed to take the gem
erals Dlace .As-fEi, i,.ssE 5.lE .Eittii -
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( WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 29.-Nt
tho caucus of Democratic senators this
afternoon Senator German. resigned as
chairman of the Democratic caucus
and was succeeded by Senator Turpie.1
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N1cKsBURG, Miss, April 2s.-Frank
Unando, spaniard who has been hang
ing around FOR week past. was ar
rested by. the police tonight on suspi-
clon Of being O Spanish spy. a
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HONG KONG, April so.-It

MADRID, April 29Te Yoz Espanoa de Manila describes the
port Manila pregnab II says six other principal ports in
the Philippines briste with guns, chiefly Krupp.
The has been divided into squadrons Two
the Castillo and another vessel the front OF Manila
The remaining Spanish wahps under Admiral Montejo pa
trolling the western coasts awaiting the arrival Of the American
warships.
The Spanish fleet appears has been reinforced by large
iary cruiser said to be capable of teamng twenty knots and armed
warsp. She known the Monteydeo but examination
Of the maritime registers fails establish her identity claimed
however that she is very large vessel.
LONDON April 3oA dispatch to the Daily Mail from Hong
Kong dated Friday says Commodore Dewey considers that his
duty will be done when the Spanish feet captured safety has
been secured for American trading vessels Eleven these vessels
overdue and the Americans feel exceedingly The
formation The provisional Manila will announced
at the discretion Of United States Consul Williams.
ut believed that there many Spanish troops at Manila
They have gone into the interior The American fleet carries in all
1000 officers and men"
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THAT"MULE sTORYn

Seems to Amuso tho spnninrda Moro
Fnnny Things To Como.
h MADRID, April 29.-Thc minister oc
war, Gen. corrco, in the chamber OF
deputies, replying TO inquiries for par
ticulars In regard to The bombnrdmcnt
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RALEIGH N. c.. Apsll e9,--yThet
challenge to General Leo and Captain
;sigsoee by Lieutenant carranxe, OF the
Spanish navy. has aroused q North
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H HAwARDEN. April s9.--Mr. Glad
stone IS resting easier this afternoon.
but his general condition IS less favor
able. The diminishing pain Is a bad
sign, always marking the later stages OF
the: disease from which Mr.. Gladstone
Is suffering.
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WHooPLA!

Paris Sighted Early This Morning East
OF Fire Island.
= NEW YORK, April sO.-(2:47 a. nj
THE AMERICAN LINER PARIS
HAS JEST BEEN SIGHTED EAST
OF FIRE ISLAND.
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ST. VINCENT, Cape Verde Islands,
April 20 p. m.-Two Spanish trans
ports (probably the San Francisco and
the Cludad de Cadlz) have just returned
here with three Spanish torpedo boats
(most likely the Azor. Rao and Ariete)
owing to collision. The SpanIards
say two OF the torpedo boats have been
slightly damaged. They claim the boats
will be able to put to sea again to-mor-
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SPANISH FLEET LEAVES
Cape Verde IslSnds : Destination I'M
known to Naval Officials.

KNOWN 10 NhSai Oinciniss
WASHINGTON. April 2s-The navy
department received early this morning
news OF the sailing from st. Vincent.
Cape Verde. OF the Spanish fleet and
when the additional Information came
that Portugal at last has proclaimed
neutrality there were many expressions
OF satisfaction among the officials.
The statement that the vessels when
leaving st. Vincent were heading In a
southerly direction is valueless as an in
dtcation to the real course OF the fleet. A
majority OF the naval officers here feel
confident that the Spanish fleet will next
appear at the Canary Islands about half
way between Cape Verde and Spain and
lying directly in the homeward path Of
the ships.
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NOTE-The Montgomery arrived ut
Key, West to-day from Hampton Roads
conveying the troop ship Panther. She
has not been In Cuban waters.
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our STAT TROOP'S..
Difficulty About Selection Of Officers Of.
New Regiment, Settled.
GENER. R.AL3 B. ID. 8SPILLMAN WILL COMMAND

AS Colonel With Clarence - Smith Lieut. Colonel and w IL
Banks Phil shaer and W. H. Lyons Majors Of Battalions
Names Of Companies Chosen to Form the Now
listing VIII Begin Troops Will be Mustered in at
Al S Charleston. s.s 5
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wea, ,ner 'lF roreca.t for ro-d.y.

For. West Virginia.. fair and warmer
weather; winds becoming light and pari-
able. " ljist 8. E.ass II ls
fair and warmers: light variable Winds, be-
coming southeasterly. "a Z.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by C. Schncpf, druggist. cornor Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as folhows:Ss
z a. ,m...........53 sp, m...............6s& :
q a. m.,.....,s... 90 u p. m. IS
Il nl.,.."..........@ q Weather-Cloudy.
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GETTING GAY,

Spanish Press Enjoying Their Own Re-
ports OF aintaMzas Affair.
MADRID. April 29.-Therc have been
no disturbances here and the newspa-
pers continue their weak efforts to be-
little the United States fleet and its
work.
The impartial says: "AlE tho world
knows that America tried to blum Spain
by war threats which she Is unable to
fulfill. America, on being called, shows
wretchedly weak hand. Its real
strength Is exactly known--five iron
clads, two belted cruisers, three unbelt-
ed, the fastest and most powerful cruis-
ers. and twelve other cruisers. All the
rest are theatrical supers."
Continuing, the Impartial says 1t re-
grets Daudet did not live TO write Tar
tarln, Yankee Admiral" based, It adds.
ION Simpsons glorious eighteen min
ute bombardment OF Matanzas, result
Ing, as the official dispatches inform us,
In the death OF mule"