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coNFEpERATn IlnMr.

Blr. Noah Boyles, an inmate OF the Con-
Gserate home, was today aliaGged insane
the county court and ordered scu. to the
aie asylum. MIR Boyles came TO the
ne from Bandera conaly.
n spaaking of the home It may not be
iss to state that all applicants f1r admis-
n and who are entitled to admission
Ter the rules have noen received and
nittod to the homo. Before nny others
he taken in however. the hons viii
70 tn he enlarged
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WILL BUILD A DEPOT.

j. T. Mahl, chief OF maintenance of way
of the Sabine and East Texas, spent the
larger part OF yesterday at New Sabine
Pass and before he left entered into n con-
tract to build passenger and freight depot
at tho new town, together with the side
tracks necessary for handling the railroad
company's business. The depot is to cost
rot less than s2i00 and it. as we'll rs the
sidetracks, ere to be completed not later
than June |, this year.
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ROUND OVER

Richard Alliniece. a negro boy l6 wears
old, was given an examining uial before
United States Judge Tickets hero today,
charged with robbng the postofice at Ash
by, in Matagorda county He VAS bound
over in the sum of $500 to await the action
of the Federal grand jury He was com
mitted to Jail in default of bail. The ar
rest was made by Deputy Marshal borough.
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prose..or Mogg Mentioned.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 1.-The
monthly meeting OF the Tarrant County
Teachers association met today. State SUI
pcrintendent Carlisle addressed the asSor
citation. Resolutions were passed indors-
ing Professor Alexander Hogg for presi-
dent OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
college at Bryan TO succeed the late ex-
Governor Ross
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Nfrns.

The Cat,olic Knights OF America have
ned invitations To their thirteenth nn-
al eclehratlon aud banquet % b given
II Tuesday night, a. 4f
Hon. j. d. Suubbs OF Galveston wss at
y riilroad commission office TO-DAY secur
data In the case OF the reNaa Gar Ser
;e association against o'connnr, lang g.
aoot, ietty contractors.
idtutant General .Iabiy has Issued The
lowing Officers Of the medical depart.
ert TeSha Volunteer Guard who are
'mbers OF the Association of Military
rgeons OF the United STATES" are hereby
rmitted 70 wear The ondse OF the nssocin-
5ty.''
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nnilcr Exnlasion

corrisan, Texas. February 5.--The end OF
the steam dome blew out Of one Of the
boilers at the Sam Allen Lumber company.s
mill. blowing Henry Bake about fifty feet
some of TIE debris striking him In the face
at the same time scalding him badly. HI
was carried home. He Is severely scaldea
and suffering very much. The doctors saw
he will recover. -
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|rIed Womsa May Not Sigo a
Corporation Charter.
POSTAL HAS 4 RIGHT OF WAY.
ID Come 10 houston Via Taylor
work 10 Begin nj Once-Con-
fcderatc Home Full.

|lstln. Texas. February 5.--The attor
generals department today gave the
etary OF state an opinion to the enee'
married woman can not sign the
tter OF corporation as one OF the
inai incorporators on the ground that
sarter is q contract and that the stat
permit married women 70 becomo rar-
10 contracts in specified instances only.
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GAI.LAEIER CASE.

The attorneys for the defense in the Gal
laher case will file their statement of facts
with the clerk OF the criminal court next
Monday. With the filing of it their appeal
TO the higher court will be complete. The
statement rs well as the dill of eNcep-
lions, Is voluminous document occupying
loo pages OF typewriter matter.
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Hnd n Narrow Escn,,e.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 5.--.rbs
residence of H.. Brann on West FinAI
street burned to the ground this morning
The property and furniture were valued al
about $4,000; fully covered by Insurance.
Occupants made a narrow escape by rush.I
ing to the street in their night robes
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Admitted To nan,

Sreenvllie Texas. February 81. Il.
montgomery, charged with criminal as
saust on Mrs, Jessie Kerr in Rains county
a saso neen admitted to bail in the sum Of
sssov' lie had no trouble In giving bond.
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w. II. dowpN) MARTIN DEAD.
He Passed Away AT his Home Ncar
niIIshNrn.

ItttshOrO.
Hillshoro' Texas, February 5--Hon. w.
H. howdy) Martin, formerly Congressman,
from an Eastern Texas district, with resi-
dence at Athens. Texas, but who has hecn
Tor several years citizen OF this county,
died at Enfanla. his residence, In the ooun-
W, few niles northeast from Hlllsburo.
about O'Clock this morning from nnc,mo,
MIA, His remains will he inferred In Tho
Hillsboro cemetery tomorrow afternoon AT
o'clock and the local camp of ConfeS-
crate veterans VIII march IN procession 10
the grave. "
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Snyder. Texas. February S-The iuaI-
cations are that II the West has the caoos.
Ing OF land commissioner. Judge @. w.
smith of Houston win be the man.
There IL no question new here as 10
who VIII be United States senator: Cot
srnor culberson has the field.
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Bonham, Texas. February AIN !. ar.
hcui'y IN Smiths saloon this afternoon IA,
hacke't, an emplcye Of the Texas and IA
eng road was stabbed five times. Some
" the wounds are reported serious.
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The InternationaI's Enterprise.
Marshall Messenger.

The ever accommodating InternatlcnS
and Great Northern railway has piaecsss
special train at the command of the Hon
ton deep water delegation to Washingsgt
1t shows its usual readiness 10 assist
the upbuilding OF Texas
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Denton. Texas. February ga. j. pyas
went 10 Roanoke yesterday for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Dick wynne club aud
returning today reports a good sixed mom-
pership already. Lily Brand was elected
president and Guy Foster secretary.
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destroyed by fire, which broke out iuA
before noon today. Loss about $780, n
sured in the Glen Falls for 5000.
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College Dormitory burned.

Celeste, Texas, February 4.-The boys
dormitory at the Hawthorn college burucd
this morning about $3.50 o'clock. Loss On
building about $4,000; furniture, $1,000; irl
surance $1,000. 1t caught upstairs IN tL0
second story .-.lt.L-l1
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GoNcrnnr ~ nnll.

Dallas, Texas, February 5.-.ooyernor
and Mrs cVberson arrived in Dallas from
Fort Worth tonight. State Chairn,a /.
hiakc " expected tomorrow.
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Hon a. w. Gcegg of Palestine is in the
",
&! IL. league, county Judge Of Crimes
unity, Is registered at the Hotel Salge.
Hon. ]. IL Md.eary OF San Antonio.
resident OF the postal telegraph company
Texas. was In the city today on business
lating 10 the conatrueticn VI the conf
'eny's lines. WHICH are being rapidly ex-
.nded towards this ana OF The State.
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MURDERED FOX ms MONEY.

,'6,is of !, Gernlan Found In ~ LaIs"
Ncnr Lake Charles.
Lake Charles, La, February s. This
sorning about $ O'clock the body of an
I.lknoMn man was found floating In the
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CAUTION.

See that the doctors you employ 70 Va
your case have these qualifications--sSsx
Honesty and Experiences. DR. HATHAWAHS
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Rc.idencc Hurncd.

smithyille, Texas, January %, The resi-
dence Of Steve Wilson. with contents. WA
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Two Negroes Seriously Hurt In II
Fight.

TWO NcEFOCA SfrtOuSIy HufN III II
Fight.
Beaumont. Toxne, February 6.--caldwell
Alexander and Jim aud VIII 1ightfoot
three negro mon. late this afternoon en-
gagged In fight on Crockett street, and In
the melee Caldwell stabbed ana seriously
wounded Jim and bit Off a portion OF WIN
I.ightfoots nose. Jim Llghtfoot is cut IN
the neck aud the abdomen, the entralls
protruding from the latter wound. In adj
dition to losing n part OF his nose Will
Lightfoot was stabbed IN the arm Tho
fight vas over so cents. Alexander, the
cuttist, Is in jail.
A NEAT OFFICE.
Tho Western Union Telegraph com
phny's Office Is now ON the first floor of
the new Stenegele brick and 1t is the
ncatest and most conveniently arranged
public business office in the city The
office is equipped with every facility neceg
sary fer transactlng the oompauy's bust
ness. There are four Instruments on
glass partitioned table, whore two opera
tors are constantly at work, n third being
called In when business demands. The
operating room is separated from the bust
ness department by handsome ruling.
behind which there IS a clerk TO receive
messages. and in front of which Is sta
toned u desk supplied with telegraph sta
tioneiy on which messages can he written
The office is desirubly located and the |
equipment Is superior 10 any office along |
the line OF the Southern Pacific between |
New Orleans and Houston and while not |
80 large is said TO be prottler and more |
comfortable than the office at Shreveport. |
q. c, FELTON,. manager for Texas. super
intended the removal of the Western Union
into its new home.
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MM. MAyTn MlaslaNs.

No i.onacr State Secretary far m.
\. NJ. &. a.
Vorsi.~na Texas. February B. Mr.. W. 3.
Iwayte. State secretary OF the Young Men,
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Santiago de Cuba that the steamer sailed
ct o'clock this evening with United States
consulsr officials and VIII arrive here to-
morrow
The Boston Fruit comany's steanior Bey-
eliy arrived at cienfuegos today and is
preparing 10 sail with United states Con-
sui owen McGarr and other Americans for
Boston, touching at Key West.
Both steamers we're chartered With great
ls1ste by United states Consul Louis A.,
Dent OF Kingston. who went by special
train 10 Port Antonio.
The LEGAL bank opened out Of hours to
supply gold. The British consuls at San
,iago de Cuba and cienfucgos Will repre-
sent the United States during the absence
OF The consuls.
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expressed IN the collective note, 10 which
have the honor TO place In your hands;
'''rhc undersigned representatives
Of Gcrnany. Anstria. France, Grcnt
Britnin. Italy aud Russia. duly am-
thorixcd In Tint hrhaif. address In
the name OF their respective R0y.-
crnmcntS pressing appeal to the
feelings of humanity nnd MOder-
atton OF the president and OF the
American people In their differences
with spain. II IL cnrncstIy hoped
that further negotiations will lead
IN nm m9rccmrnt which. while srcur-
tog the maintenance OF peace. VIII
aHord all necessary guarantees for
the acknowledgements OF order In
Cuba. The pOwcrs do not doubt tbat
the humanitarian aud purely distn-
trrcstcd characters Of their repre-
scntntion VIII bc fully recognized
nnd appreciated by the American
Nntion.''
President Mckinley replied MS follows:
"rho government of the United States
recognizes the good will when has
prompted the friendly commute alton uf
The representatives Of Germany, Austrla,
France Great Britain, Italy aud Russia
NJ set forth ~ the address OF your ex-
rcl'encies, and shares the bopu herein eA-
pressed that the outcome Of tie situation
In Cuba may be the malntcr ance Of peace
between the United States and Span by
aiiorlins the necessary guarantees for tie
establishment OF order In the island.
so terminating the chronic condition Of
Disturbance there which so deeply Injuries
the interests and nlcnaees the tranquility
Of the American Nation by tie character
aud ccnsequcnces of the str,gEic thus
kept up at lour3seors, besalcs shocking ily
sentiment OF hum, nifty.
"Tbc government or the United
stntcs appreciates the Innnitar ian
and disintcrestcd character or the
of the powers nnmcd ANA for It's
part IL confident TINT equal Rpprr-
citation Will he shown for it's own
earnest and unsetHsh cndenyors 10
fuInli ~ duty 10 humanity by ending
II situntion the indchintc proIong-
nbtc."
The party then Withdrew TO the state
department. and repaired in body TO tho
diplomatic room, where they held u confer
ence with Judge Day, assistant secretary
OF state Secretary Sherman having gonp
homo 10 lunch before their arrival This
conference took a wider range and went
outside OF the address delivered to the
pesidonC While the diplomats were at
frat received together they soon separated
into groups with The apparent purpose VI
presenting the views OF their several gov
ernments. The British ambassador the
Austrian minister and the Italian charge
was The next TO leave. Tho German am
bassador and his secretary then had .
private conference With Judge Day. Al lis
conclusion the French ambassador nnd his
secretary in turn had conference with
Judge Day Tho sevcn diplomats left
shortly after President Mckinley and
Judge Day left the state department de-
clining 10 say moro than 10 refer inquirers
10 the address Of the ambassador and the
reply OF the president.
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Washington. April THE representa-
tivos OF the six great powers OF Europe
Great Britain, Fra-cc Germany. Russia.
Ansiro- Hungary and italy--gavc official
form at noon today 10 their recent coufcr-
ences in the interest of peaceful solution
of the Cuban problem. Their procedure
was unique in the United States, though
doubtless familiar way in European
courts. They called in body at the White
House, presented an address TO President
Mckinley in the blue parlor received his
reply aud then proceeded to the state de-
partment, where with solemn punCtiliouS-
ness they were received by Assistant Secro-
tary Day in tho diplomatic room. They
were accompanied by their secretaries. The
ceremony was comprehensive. The an
hassadors and ministers had agreed on a
line OF action at meeting at the British
embassy Tuesday afternoon, as was stated
exclusively in these dispatches yesterday.
Early today there we're evidences of great
activity at the foreign establishments. aud
while the customary official secrecy was
observed. vet no further effort was mada 10
deny The fact that the ambassadors aud
ministers had agreed upon 4 concerted
form of action. The announcement was
made known that Sir julian pauncciots
had communicated with The state depart
mont last evening on this subject, and
while the full details OF the movement may
not then have been made. the United
States government was made aware OF what
INDf dOu md of he. f,ip hnr ia, h,
an official presentation OF the subject
would bo made at noon today This gov
ernment also undoubtedly was made ae-
quainted with the address to be delivered
and then in the light of it prepared lis re
ply. The fact Developed for The first lima
this morning ti,ss Russia had joined The
other five powers, Mr.. De Wollaut. charge
d'aiTaires pending The arrival of The naw
Russian ambassador, Count Casino, getting
for Russia.
The diplomatic Officials congrega!ed at
the British embassy shorty before NOON
and then proceeded with their secretaries
10 the White House and state department
This party was made up OF the following.
The British amba zsador. Sir Julian
PaunCetcte, lean OF ne diplomatic lo1HsRi
the French ambassador NJ Cambon, and
NJ. Tjiebaut first secretary of the French
embassy; the Norman ambassador Or. Won
Eol!ehei, with Baron Won Sternburg first
secretary of the German embassy; the
Austrian minister, Mr.. Hengelmuelleif Tho
Italian charge d'aifares. Count Upgrade.
and the Russian charge d'affarcs. Mr.. De
Wollant
Arriving at the White House they were
ushered into the blue room and there We're
received by President Mckinley. AFTER a
social exchange OF mg:ai we'll wishes, the
ambas adors, ministers and charge daft
flares. speaking through Sir Julian Pauncc-
fote. delivered TO the president an address.
TO which he responded.
Sir Julian Panucefotc said Nj Pres.
don't, VIC have been command,d By the
greet powers Of Europe whom We represent
here today TO aprroach your excellsicy
with 4 message OF friendship and paaci
at the present critical juncturc IA the re-
lations between the United States and
srain and 10 convey 10 sou the santiments
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WOODFoRD GIVES rP.
Apparent that He Nnw sees There's
No Chance for Pence.

Apparent that lie NEW sees there's
No Chance for Pence.
Madrid April 7.-Inquiries show that
General Woodferd yesterday believed that
Spain would accept the proposed armis.ice,
and that orders to that effect would b.
Immediately promulgated in The offlciil
gazette. Other diplomats also expected 4
satisfactory solution of the crisis. Hut at
The moment when the cabinet council was
commencing The following letter wai re-
ceived from the United States minister:
"Hsving frui,sssly waited sinae noon
Yesterday, for the decision OF the Span
ish government, it is my duty TO an
nounce to you that | will still wait
until Midnight beg OF you to kindly
communicate this decision before mid
night and that this decision may b.
couched In tsrms which may prevent
the sad consequences that sholld
greatly regret, but which believe
inevitable If things continue in their
present state
The letter vas sent as an Intimately
friendly one, for It commenced; MY Dear
Friend
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Madrid. April Nooa.--Tbc gaaras
around the United states legation acre
ireblcd today General woodford was Al,
his desk at an early hour. and many Amer
leans called 10 ask about the arrangements
MADE for their protection Tho general
said he would remain here until directed 10
apply fer HIS passports or untli they aro
handed TO him lie added tina, when he
leaves the British flag will be hoisted over
the United States legation
In spite OF the alarming situation II Is
The general belief tina. the end is about
reached. seyeJsl diplomats stll hope for
peace. The city thus far Is perfectly quiet.
Berlin. April THE Madrid correspond
ent OF the Cologne Gazette says The papers
OF the American consulate have already
been entru3ted 10 the care OF the British
consulate. AT midnight the pope adopted
fresh confidential notss 10 the Spanish
government and second cabinet council
was then held, but the reply was to The ef-
feet tina, the pope's intervention had ccme
TOO late. as a decision had already been arr
rived at.
.kirgstoni Jamaics, April This agents
u Tho stsamer sreoklyr haze advises iFen
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Washington. April 7.--Consul General
Lee viii leave Ifa,an Saturday as re-
suit of explicit instructions from the ale
department and reply from him stating
that he would sail OIL the day named
Washington, July Ira Telegram re
csiyed at the state department this aft r
noon from Consul General Ice rep.rte 1
everything quiet IN Havana General he
thinks it probable that all Americans IN
cahs who desire 10 leave The island WI
be able 10 do so unless omsthjDg saog.d
hsprsn suddenly 10 rrtyent them oy sat
nrday. when he viii depart himself Tor
the United States.
Madrid. April 7. rs q. m.--The morning
papers here are unanimous In expressing
the opinion thai he situation 10 very grave,
Several papcss announce that General
woodford viii leave Madrid tomorrow. He
has now taken up his residence At the
United Stat legation. The stock exchange
was not open today holiday. Holy Thurs
dag.
Tic fairiIy 81 General Moodlor1 when
len his city las: light has arrived az
ilend1ye. on he frontier, and proceeded 20
pisrrlts
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Inst Nights Readings,

Tho area Of hish pressure oyorlcs the Guit
States and Lower Mississippi valley, with the
hIghest baromcte, reading 1926 inches at
Mcnplis Nashville and ST. Louis. a low o.
considerable energy is approaching rrom tho
nclthwcst. with the lowest barometer reading
% 50 at Dodge City.
Generally clear weather prevails tonight
onlahn and North Plat, are the ont, sta 3.
tons reporting precipitation.
maximum wind velocity OF A miles, from
:hs south, is recorded at Amarillo.
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A Big Reduction in Prices.

AS am buying my goods direct from the
mills and retain the same skilled tnilors The,
year round am enabled 10 put UP fine Busl-
ness SUITS from $1,000 up; Pants si.5o and
up; GETAWAY Suits, s22 90 TO S6i.Oo. Have vo,,r
clothes inade at home, with the privilege OF
frying on and a guarantee 10 fit
IKE HARRISON, Tailor
Opera House Building, 306 Fannln street
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SIM ~ Cape verde.

New York. April LA dispatch TO the
World from ST. Vincent, Cape Verde
Island. says
THE Spanish torpedo fiotilla' under
command Of Commodore yiilamil IS still
here but expecting 70 sail for Porto Rico.
The whole squadron i ready q 81 sss a )
monsst's setisA s,s.
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t.uur,h.CIn.. po.lma,irrs

Washington, April lspeeial.l Fourth
class Texas postmasters spEolataa To-Day
savanna c. Mayo, silshce Martin county
william Giles, Tamlna. Montgomery foin-
~: Thomas a. Ros Wright swisse.
county.
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vurmtI in eastern portion: south winds
Western TeXas-Fair, colder III northern
portion; winds becoming noliherly.
Oklahoma and indian Territory Fair
warmer IN eastern ortloni; Ccuih winds
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SPANS ANSWER TO POWERS OF EUROPE

IA special
Russia Italy
to The
Spanish cabinet of
policy oeag
OF TIL
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WHAT MEANS THisf
An Ensign PcremptoriIy Or
d.red frDn mime Wreck.

New York, April IA dispatch
10 the Herald from Havana say;
Ensign Powellson, who IS attached
to tbe Fern. while spending some
time on the wreck OF the Maine.
was peremptorliy ordered away By
tho commander Of the Spanish gun
boat lie Giuseppe, who took the po-
sition that Mr.. Poweilson had no
right there since the United sta.es
flag had been hauled down from The
wreck after Inc departure o. I.jit-
tenant Commander Wainwright
Ensisn i'nwellson al frs. demurrer.
but alisrwsrd left the wrccH and
returned 10 the Fern.
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4 Fin Con,pnu,.

IA soh' Texas, April 7.--company u.
I'm ,sslmfnt, Texas Volunteer Guard.
Il ,,ouslns meeting here tonight. tax
81 e. ,en.s,nye new members. The coli-
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in,ii,innToN.- Tho chairman OF the sem
n, ~ STATE commerce committee has hxed
4 To- W" "a TOMORROW for hearing on tnn Platl
~ ftaeral supervision of Insurance.
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they Asked Further Negotiations Looking the
Difficulty in a Peaceful Way.

tie Replied that
Guarantees but he Fully Fulfill
aShuaion the Proongaion of Which Has
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REVOLT IN PORTO uICo.
spnfn's Subjects There HAVE
Begun an Uprising

New York, April 7.-The Quebec
limo steamer Fonta Belle, from 81.
Thomas. brings news ihat an up
rising has taken place In Porto
Rico and that in an engagement bs-
tween the Insurgents and Spanish
troops score o. men were killed.
Two fllibustering expeditions land
ed IN Porto Rlro month ago and
this fact gives color 10 the rrmor OF
an uprising,