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evacuation which may be- their desire.
ON the other hard u IL urged by a
high war department official that tho
cause Of this .iyler Hos In the inability
ol blanco 70 pay them and In the hopo
therefore that they would desert arfi
thereby relieve the Spanish government
OF further obligation. The Spanish reg
ulaf troops IN Cuba are now much s-it-
tered and rFmhcr about s5.115. In tho
proviscc q pinnr del RIO there In al
1850 men. IN the province 81 Havana
there are if,io0 men and In the Prov
incc ~ Matanzua there are $500 men,
In the province ~ Santa Clara there
are 2l,2os men; u whom 1859 are in
the Srlftus division. In the TrJcha
JuCaro- Moron there are G.i0O men.
Ia the Province uf pucnto Principe
there are 5.00r men.
The province OF Santiago originally
contained is,j23 On the Manziniiitfiv-
lfiln, 100 In the iiniguln division and
2llO0 IN the Santiago division. out ~
a total q t2fg5 men In the Santiago
province, about 1900 men have been
transported 10 spain, leaving about IS
t2b now there.
These ara regular Spanish tronps FOR
whose transportation the crmmlsal1n-
era viii have 60 reckon Besides thore
las
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rrnAan sronN rnoM YrNoN.
Mrs.. scaia ~ Chicago Relieves that 80
uusuand HAS n..n Iouiiy Murdered.

Chicago. Oct. aO.--Tho Chronicle says;
The family % LOUIS Scala. ~ this
city. who lrft Chicago Do quni Tor Flld
iH Alaska last May, are convinced ~
was murdered iie was Wfl provided
with funds. purchased mlntF machin-
cry aud "a steamer iu Seattle ana en'
listed eleven men 10 the enterprise, Mrs.
scala says thlt she has aifunr reason
o. heiirVp some one ur nnfs Nnf the
party Killed hhm. took his money ana
p1ulpmcut aud started Tor the yukon
river GOLD district and that, by what
she regards as remarkable cn-incl-
donce. or al act - providence: rcifi'
button over took the party 90 the trip
north and nine u the eleven men were
drowned durlrg a storm
Mira Scala declares that The pcculihr
mlrusr iu which the news ~ HIS death
wns sent home and conflicting stories
49, O. thr muuutr ln which he met his
death, coupled with many other HuHpi-
ctluH circumstances made her certain
her husband 600 mot glih flul play
IN the Far North. Mr. Scala who Tor
years has been "a building contractor Ia
Chicago 81 first Intended 90 take
trip arHuni the world 90 ha health.
decided % 10 20 the Kl1uake 30 devel-
% "a claim which he had purchased
early lu the year, -Four days otter
leaving home he wrote 20 MI wife tina,
~ NNNA N''NANNM WV" NNH '"A'N. wee. '.HN
and would buy an ouini ln Seattle ara
M out an expedition 10 ~ ~ the iu-
kon river 90 Ills claim.
on his ARRIVAL ln Seattle, Mr. Scala
bought the steamer Alpha ana pur-
chased steam mnchlrory for the pur-
pose 81 facilitating The work ~ ilgrlnE
gold. 40 formed party " twelve men
Tor the Invasion NJ mo district
The last lottCT Mrs. Scala received
from her husband was written in ~.
MirhaelH. August 3ri.
In - Mr. Scala sad he intended a.
leave Tor the Yukon valley I. "a few
days, tina, h. was well and strong. Two
days later an Anonymous letter was
mailed from the same place 90 Mrs
Scala which impaired the Information
that her husband was sick Three
days after the receipt VI this lctter
Mra. Scala received frm 80 MiCharls
IN the mail "a Hirp 81 paper which SLIM
ply readi "Ydur husband d dead"
As On tho farmer letter nu Signature
was attached and Mrs Seal, would not
believe her hubbard was dad. She
wrote 90 those % the party whom she
knew. bur di not receive an answer
SIN hoping against hope she patiently
waited Tor further particulars firmly
believing en- ufhrra OF her husbands
party would acqualnt her with tho SAD
news and thr clrcumTtaunti attendant
upaa hls dcarh n he had died
Week after week passed without any
word and Mrs Scala made up her mind
that her husband was either alive or
had met with fuul plly saturday she
received another p,vullar lritfr frun
the Alaskan region. n purporldd 90 be-
from one ~ che party but he ana not
siEn HE name ~ give any address. The
death but gave an entirely different
explanation.
The writer says that they left 81.
M.chael the Alpha and We're caught
Ia q terrible storm on the Yukon river
few days later, the steamer sprang
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Akron. o.. oct ai.-ssuccess has AZ
last crow ned the efforts Of the promo
tcra OF the combination Mhich mas Tor
H. p,,,.,sse the control OF the production
of white. black and salt glazed stone-
ware In the United states and the TX
Ing and maintaining ~ prices. Three
meetings recently held In Chicago.
Cleveland and Akron resulted In q
trust being formed along the lines "
tho nail trust. Twcfb -HN concerns are
interested In che con nlne. The c1Whlna-
tinn. m Ii stated. has Damned by the
hest ierai talent In the country and 70
is claimed the trust laws win not be
violated The combination represents
about IS per cent OF the entire produce
ton.
r. r. Kent Of Akron r. president:
r. e. Robinson Of Akron. treasurer. and
II. NJ. fsnn NJ Zanesvi!le. u secretary.
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ACROSS FRANKLIN'S TABLE
lnooD Commissioners Hand Their VE-a-VB Written Iimaum
Regarding the Philippines
M Sam Intends to Keep What He Has Won by His Mighty Right
Arm and viii Assume Fair POr-
ton Of the Debt.

dcputed 10 investigate the Dreyfus ar
fair. II la believed even now that Inn
p0Flant facts ARE being concealed ln
order 20 shield the hea1quaricr'a
stan.
Most ~ the Paris papers approve
the decision % the court Of Casgatinn.
although the GAul1ia and h. Eclalr
declare that even now revision D. by
no means certain. The Lihnric bows 60
the decision. but does not think u will
end the agitation. The Figaro an.
nuunceH that Count Estofhazy has been
deprived ~ his membership In the Lee
EiOn 81 Honor.
The Drryfus dccison seems 90 have
delayed solution OF the cabinet
criHlA ~. Dc FrcycInet il again hrsl-
tatlnE 90 accept the portfolio " Minis
ter Of war. on the ground that In View
u the role the rrptcHtanta have played
In the DroyfuH case u would boz mad.
viaahlu Tor two proteHtanta. himself
and NJ. ilibui. TO hold the portfolios "
war and Justice.
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VARSHIPS arm GATHERING
John Bull Does Not Intend 70 Be Caught Mapping, 50 lie Keeps
The Wires Hot
British Emergency Squadron is Mobng the Grandchildren
Of Reserves and Volunteers Receive Orders for
Immediate Call to Arms.

London. oct. 3i.-There was an un-
expected gloomy feeling this morning
on the stock exchange aud the Paris
boursc. both Of shcse markets being In
nucDccd. 70 u Inferred. from the agsrcH-
slvc tone % some u the French papers.
Besides this something extraordinary
seems 60 have happened aud q looks az
II a crisis was aproachnG
The British naval PREPARATIONS are
being pushed with great activity. The
British emergency squadron o. SAITH
cring ~ Dcvonpurt with all possible
speed. Seven battleihIpa aIi oUe crui-
Ger have thus FAR been dorinatod e.
ilin the squadron.
Officers and salsora have been hur-
riodly recalled from leave of absence.
several hntticshspl and cruisers a.
Portsmouth, are taking their fuii crews
on board AMI other waflke propara-
Hons are being made. a number u slg-
nal men. now on duty with me British
channel squadron which arrived az
Gibraltar sbs morning have Dcen ur
dorcd home Tor service, 70 IL prcavm d.
on british auxiliary cruisers. u the late
ter should be desired f0F active seT-
vice.
a sensation has been caused by the
arrcs NJ a SUPPOSED Russian Hpy az a
fort mar HarwlUh. The man Naa al
ready under surveillance and went 20
q rod1ubt whore he tried to obtain some
information frsm a sentry regarding
thr f0rilhcl,l3us. He was promptly
arrested and Inquiries are being made
rsgirllng hia antccedonts.
d, was also asserted today that the
officers Of the volunteers had received
orders tn prepare FOR immediate mobile
zlil.a and % WAS asserted that tho
different afflIlcry corps have been In
formed aH tp the ports on the SOUTH
era aud eastern coasts to which they
have been allotted.
The Pan H.in Gazette this Afternoon
says
Enwland has been and even now u ~
near war shat the government has car
Rcd itf preparations 70 the farthuHt
limit " the preparatory hnFs. ! has
been arranged o. call out The reserved
and militia and b. mob0llzu tho volun-
sevrs simultaneous aud 20 form large
camps 40 various important rallruad
functions. whore rolling stock and loco
unutlyca will be concentrated"
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Nicaragua Canal Contract.

New York, OJ-. "a. "A dispatch to,he
Herald from Washington says,
Government officers familiar with the
terms 81 tho contract between the Mar
ltmo canal company and the Nicaru-
guam government do not agree with ,hp
View OF PrcHldent Zciayn a. announced
IN bis message 20 the Nicaragua e0n-
grcaa that "a contract FOR the c1natruc-
Won ~ the canal has already been for
The contract has another year 60 run
according 10 the authorities Il that
the contract Just made 10 the new
company expires.
Hgforc the new agreement will be ef-
fectlve, u VIII be necessary 20 have II
rauhcd by the NlcafnEuan congress,
ana the Costa Ricnn legislature. As the
relations between Costa Riean and Nj
rhraFtn are No, friendly. n s. pplbable
INST the now company win have COM
siderable trouble In finally negotiating
the new contract The question OF Tho
construction of the Nlcaragtian canal
VIII BE- made rpcchi feature OF The
Presidents annual message 10 Cons
rrrHs. Tie viii urge IN tho strongest
terms government ala In the canstruo.
ron ~ the canal To what extent tho
President 'will favor government, control
VIII depend upon tho terms ~ NO new
known here.
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So the Doctors at Tpo,,nie pisEno.e ~
Deaths IN Camp,

Knoxville. Tenn. oct 50 THE mem
beers of the war iuNratIFl tng commits
sion started sarly today upon the lnvpH-
CATION ~ the camp No this place.
with the hope Of completing the entire
work here, DO uH 60 enable them 10
start Tor Washington tonight They
visited the general hospital and the
Fourth Trnurssee regiment In body
and then separated 60 work IN other
commands, Gen. McCook taking the
Second ohio and Third North Carolina:
Gen Wilson ana Capt, Howeu, the
sixth Ohio ana First West virginia aud
Ex-Governor Beaver and Woodbury. the
Thlr.y-nrst Michigan and sixth Vlr-
glna The work in most cases was dis
patched rapidly aH 10 was evident from
the beginning that there would be COM
paratiyely little 90 do, the camp being
new ana wen located. More time waH
spent NJ the hospital than elsewhere.
There are $50 patients here, many OF
them typhoid fevrr cases In an stages
OF development or conyaleHcencc. but
Il Is claimed that fever was imported
The commissioners manifested much IA
terest on the report OF the occurrence
Friday. There were three deaths on
that day among oolored patients OF tho
North Carolina.
Two NJ them We're entirely unexpect-
cd by the surgeons In charge as the
men were not considered seriously IN.
They therefore seemed ~ the opinion
that these two had dicd from fright at
seeing thelr companions expire There
were complaints among the troops of
the absence az stoves, and some 0f tho
soldiers confessed 20 desire 10 get
home, but otherwise they were quite
well satisfied.
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col. .Ileelsr bod I.s comLnr IIeme

Havana. OK. so.-col Hcckcr and
Cul. Loo 81 she United States special
commission received CablsTrtma frum
Washington. last niFht directing choir
return TO Washington by the first
steamer available. The messages which
were from Secretary AlFrr. were very
brief. simply directing fho recipients
60 report a. the war department. and
there Ia considerable ptrplcNl,y aa to
the inject Of the rooali.
Replies were Immediately dispatched
30 Washington. but up 60 the hour "
fillng this dispatch no rciolndcr had
been received. thus leaving she matter
~ Col IIecker'H departure doubtful.
though Col Lee win leave tomorrow.
The Hupposltlon Il that the death OF
Cul. warinE IT.. In New York city. has
neceHsltntsd some change IN the plans
Of the Nar department.
Gen. Wade and i.leut. Cious had y
long conference with col Lee and Col
Heckcr this evening. Col Lee'n depart
ure viii leave the commissions or
transportation and the selection ~
camp sites without a chairman ana the
dunrterurisirr's department without n
dlsbufHlnr officer.
DR. O'Relliv, up1n whom she chair
mhnship ~ the two committees will de-
voive. viii he appointed ~ Gen. wade'r
st1ff ne chief qunrtermasier,
Tho impression n general among she
Americans here that the recall N Coils
Lee and Hscker M this particular
iunciurc II h'Ehly significant
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crLrsrIAL Ans.
rir-t Chinese naval Contingeni Organized
la the United states.

Philadelphia, Oct. n.-Phlladelrhla n
10 have the frst chinese naval contin.
ront ever organized Ia the United
Mlssilnary Frederick Poole. acting
in conjunction with lie Toy, the mayor
I'D chinatown. has called q meeting o.
celestllla In tho chinese Y, NJ. G, A.,
WHOM an organization, O. he known as
Uncle sans Chinese naval reserves
Win bs formed. when the peace 1uli'lee
Ras suggested Mr rpolc determined
that hIa chirEN should be represented
I'M thp column on civic pay Mr. Poole
tf Horned and equipped the pupils Of
his mission az marines. Thirty eight
white clad cclcstials marched In the
Ths company caT1scd banner with
the Inscription 1--WE helped Dewey" and
I'm no Gao WI each man was the name
M Admiral ppweys flagship.
Ab5ut forty Cinnamon have already
eNprsssrd their determination 10 Join
M rHstryss and all will be uniformed
In white duck Jackets brown canvass
irsrginFs. caps OF the regulation naval
uattnrn. and armed with Melford RI
iies and naval Cutnssea'
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Philadelphia. oct. S0,-Morc than co.,
900 bushels " wheat and corn cleared
the custom house yesterday on steam
ere bound 60 European ports, The ship
mentu consisted principally ~ corn, the
british steamship flcton taking ll1,-
600 bushels far inHNirhl the British
steamship CaIru 10000 bushels 60 sligo,
and the British steamship sirashlHla
10000 bushels 60 Rotterdam,
The cafF1 81 the British steamship
Rocky consisted % iit0 o0 bushels Of
wheat fnr Antwerp. The American line
steamship AtuEnnia took 90 Liverpool
more than 100 900 bushels of vraln. The
shipments ~ wheat and corn from Phil
a1etphla since January ist have nEgfcs
gated over 5000. 900 bushels,
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Chicago, Oct. ai--'rhe Roy, DR. Sam
uol G. ltdsall. the rector u -. Peters
Episcopal church In THIS city, an
n6nncts that he has decided 10 accept
the blfhIprlc OF North Dakota prof
fered 10 him By Episcopal convention
recently held In Washington. Row. Or.
Edsln said he would remain rector of
the church he founded until a date In
January, yet 10 be- iixed, whom the cone
aecfAtl1n viii take place, Dr. Edsall
hopes the ceremony VIII be held In ~.
peters church Bishop Mci.aren prob
ably Will be- In charge. The new Dish
90 VIII make a trip 10 North Dakota
within two weeks 10 look over the field.
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New, York. OCT. ai.-A dispatch to the
igrald from Valparaiso says
Argentine has accepted Unlt.d g,.,..
Minister buchanan proposed by chile
question.
Ihe chilean arbitration commission
en- going 60 huenoH Ayrua viii start "a
next week.
h. tMlvan commissioners carry In
Industrial negotiations with ths A..
gcntIno chambers
" n hnaiy directed that 5000 men
WI ~ added % the regular army next
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SPANISH SOLDIERS.
There are SUI rs GIa Troops Remaining
In Cuba 10 be Embarked.

New York. oct. gl,-A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington says;
Two contributions are put upon the
recent order Of General blanco that
tho Spanish troops sh ild not be dis
charged but shall go 10 spain . re-
ceive their payment Iha caneels tha
pre,tous order % OCtlhar 9Th saying
mai such standards is desired could
remain In cuba. should the troops
choose h return under this later order
10 Spain Il would give the Spaniards
a g,retext for asklns a longer time for
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Now. York. oct. si--A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Calm1nDra says.
lho FORMER spanish cruiser. the Maria
Teresa, which was sunk during the hat
sc with Ccrcra's neHt uGd raised sfn-
der the direction 1fNNayal Cnnnturc-
wr h"n9lh' sailed fnf Hampton Roads
last night She is being tpvod by me
Vulcan and Merritt aud is being cone
N1yel TO- capt Maysl by the Cincinnati
and the Lconidas.
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New York. oct. ai.-A dispatch 90 tho
Herald from Santiago says;
IN work y raising the spanish
cruiser hoina Mercedes. sunk Just Ind
Side the mouth Of Santiago harb3r. IL
about 10 begin. The task IL oompire-
uNcly easy. Work on the Crlatobai col.
~ CONTINUES but much difficulty IL
hound In Furnishing the pontOnns an
account o. che heavy seas.
Edward Sulner and Peter Flint, rem
ferenunE the Helen Gould war rellsf.
ana the Upton fund committees have
arrived here with 10000 worth of goods
ana medical Huf'piioa Tor distribution.
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Chicago. oct ai.--Thefe r. saif 90 be
q corner in October ribs with riish
houses In control The price nt she
close Saturday vas h2n ana the price
today reached hS1is before single
trade could be- made. After tina, Inc
price jumped upward 10 70 Is cents on
every trade until " fnaiiy reached G5s
bid with not over 200 900 pounds traded
IN between q md the present price.
Tho Anglo American company hid tho
price up and Il IL claimed that Ar.
inour and Cudahy have been caught
short
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rnrr rnOM coMrLioITY.
ChIiian IA President and Former Minister
are Absaiycd from war.hip Deal.

New York Oct al,-rhs ilerald's'eor-
respondent lt Ouayaqull, cables that
the supreme court has declared former
President Luis Corier0 and former
Minister Clrlgnns free from an COM
pllclty and responsibility IN the pur-
chase from chile and the sale 10 ia
pan OF the warHhlp Esmeralda,
This was thr cause NJ a coup d'ctat,
resulting loo the downfall OF the Corr
dar0 administration and the coming TO
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London. I.ts.t Experience.

London. oct. a0.-purinR a severe
storm last night small area, about
half a mile square, around Denmark
Hiil, Cambcfwcil. London, was visited
hy a cyclone. Cabs were overturned.
windows, doors, lamp poriH trees and
shlmnCya were blown down ana Il
number ~ houses unroofed. Tho COM
'cnts Of numerous hawkorn stalls were
hrrlod hundreds 1f yards in the air
~ the wind. and many people were Co...
lurcd by the fylnr debris. which ala
also Immense damage to property.
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sunk several times. but were finally
rescued. a.. ,,,....
Cieckner Is a conductor on the CleNe-
tand-Flttsburg ROAD.
itrin, ths coupie would give no reasons
Tor thoir attempted suicide.
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n.,rrmInsa Attempt a, saIelas.

cleveland. Ohio. oct STA desperate
attempt 10 commit suicide was made
early today by Rose Laurer, aged %
and j. v. Cleokner, aged 49, The PEG.
ihernseiyea together with strips torr
from bed sheet, and jumped Into the
The Lake Shore detectives, who wit.
messed the acted, dlved into the Icy wa.
Ter after the couple. who had already
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sifB y, uei ao.-Nowhere is there any
quist ,akllniion today. The city IA
,rS.,, The anti-semlilc papers vainly
eoS,, ,'of' by abusing the Judges OF Inc
ma or cessation. To lash the public
psnb," hostile demonstration. hut the
M r e,, sem rather Inclined 10 resent
ofne-r. panllliy or lmbeclllty Of the high
loved ut the general stan. who all
OF un. sn,ih,elves 10 become the prey
's'sEs especially TO the officers
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Emperor wiiiiam WIN Iiurp Hon. to
fake Iisnd In the European Crisis.

Jerusalem. oct. ai.-Thc emperor and
empress NJ Germany ufo curtailing
htclr visit 90 the Holy Land. They have
abandoned their "trip 10 Jericho, owing
90 the European complications, and u
~ also believed thcy viii not 80 20
SYRIA
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,.r EVENING PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. THE MORN
mo PAPER is THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
Evening star., 1898-09-16
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. D. G., TOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are forw arded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings is ar;
overland transit. For the week ending September
II the last connecting closes Will be made as fol-
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
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direct, per SIS. spaarndam, from New York. Via
spaarndam'' l5 At lilo PM for ITALY. per
Wsra S f5e% Ssx Hsw York via Spes p des
for sGoILASp COT an direct per SIS Anehorie % from
per SIS Rhyaland from New York, via southamp-
ton Letters rs must be d:5Sssd Per ro Rhynand
Hekla, from New York. Letters must be directed
rer HeE 9 At rom S Ns PM Mark for ,,i sURor
MAILS FOR SOUTH AMPS ANR CENTRAL S1 AMERICA
S iAA siEaHA EM for and Vs
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COSTA RIGA must be directed Per Athos.'' tclAt
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and thence via stef mer, close here daily except
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Mails Mai To- for MIoUELoN. by rail to Boston, and
thence via steamer, close here daily at $50
PM (al
Nails for MEXICO overland texcept those for
CAMPECI HE. CHIAPAS, TOBASCO and YUCA-
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se10 JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster