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Evening bulletin., 1898-12-30
STAGELINE
HENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal
kane, Punaluu, Laie, Kahuku and way
points, will leave Postofiice, Bethel
street side, at 8 a. m. Sundays except
ed), calling for passengers and pack
ages at Lovejoy Il Co.'S, No. 10 Nuuanu
street
asA.Stages will make the return trip
rom Kahuku daily. 1913
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-30
Lines OF Travel.
WIdef'S Steamship Cos
TIME TABLE.
o. L. WIGHT, Pres. s. b. ROSE, Sec.
Capt. J. A. KING, Port Supt.
Strnr. KINAU,
CLARKE, Commander,

viii leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 10
o'clock A. M, touching ut Lahaina; Maa.
laea Bay and Makena the same day;
Mahukona, Kawaihae and Laupahoehoe
the following day, arriving al Hilo on
Wednesday.
Returning, will sail from Hilo every
Friday at 8 o'clock P. M, touching at
Laupahoehoe, Mahukona and Kawaihae
same day; Makens, Maalaea Bay and
Lahaina the following day; arriving al
Honolulu Sunday A. M.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma, on the
second trip of each month, arriving
there on the morning Of the day OF
sailing from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the
entire distance.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-30
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The Mauna Loa came in from
Kona, Kau and Maui at daybreak
this morning in order to have ex-
ira time to discharge freight, Mon
day being public holiday, Purser
Tuft reports as follows: Cleaned
out Honuapo and left 230 bags at
Punaluu. Thursday at 10 a m,
there were 1000 bags at Punaluu
and 500 bags at Honuapo. Good
weather and considerable rain the
first part of the week. Wednes-
day the trades started very stiff.
A very heavy rain in Kona We'd
nesday night. p M starts grind
ing about the middle of the month.
Could not hear from Hamakua.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Maui and Hawaii ports,
per stmr Mauna Loa, Dec 80 - +
Orbell, Miss Vail, Miss Britain,
Miss Mary Hopper, j w Hopper
H Mills and wife, G Clark, Di
Rowsrt, David Nahele, L w Bar
tells, Mrs REGARD, Miss REGARD
FL Warren, j Dillow, L Derkins
Mrs Kamaiopili and daughter
Miss Carrie Kamaiopili and 70 Oh
deck.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-30
Hawaiian Flags.

The 1. X. L., corner Nuuanu
and King streets, has Hawaiian
Flags at &C., lOc,, 25c., SOC. and
rs cts.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-30
IMPORTS.

From Hsnamaulu, per stmr Ke-
auhou, Dec 30 - 1906 bags sugar.
From Maui and Hawaii ports,
per stmr Mauna Loa, Dec 80
1911 bags sugar (3247 II A Co,
1864 diamond" HI, 493 bags
coffee, 81 hd cattle, COW, 20 hogs,
IL bdls hides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
LArnsr Munnrn srnnY.
imhrrSirr Decays iuisDoubIr to ~. Ioui.
Murders Him to Advance Theory
Of sni.id..

~. Louis. Dec. THE Pos. Dispatch
tnutN inftWH light on " myetos aus
shoniing ihai occurred IN 81 Louis "a
January ~ 1877. and resulted In thp
aeNfh ~ Einu.a L.. DuckNdrth, at
kihsdh Ctiy kas.,s1mr iur lrUr that.
According 10 tn story purhwor.h came
90 ~. l.ouis FROM Sptnrna %. ~. 80
meci Edward I. p1unH. su Indiana
bank cashier, who IN " ilsisr hal Ole
lion.
Before meeting Doing Dlckuar,h
~ 10 ma regif.HrId Hi tho plHlafr' ha.
~, sNuted Dul 10 Fufasi pafk where
h' was laiet found on .hr same day
eadi' wound IT, with a buid hos in his
hs,d and revolver lying hy hIs side.
u was aprafuu.ly q rfrt ~ suicide. Ia
,hc wounded haH's p1ckt wan found a
card bearing ihtru words.
a., am Edward /. D1l,Hg, 90 Terrc
in cato % accidcfs-DoIins. Z. np.
nenfa, WAS a. that time wanted FOR
tMhc1z'lug $4,000 from u hlnk In "A
nnali down near Torfs HaWc. Ind 10
disappeared about she ilmr 30 wrote
th' Niier 20 Duckworih. making tne
~. LOUIS nppolrtmuu. with the nt.ct.
D1llnE and Duckwuith. who were nos
acquainted pcrfouully rs mbisd each
othrr 90 remarkable dcgtrc. The story
goes on % NY that Durkworih W,. dc.
coy 4 go Gals city hy nllirg aud fatally
shot. card put In his poke. with m.
Niers niinc on ~ aEl she wounds
man passed on On ihe police and public
90 ihe niHnnE cmbnszlHL DuokWorth
was taken homo by his sister. Mff,
Eva G. Hutchinson 90 Hutchinson. X A..
b haNlrs reveal 4 HI ldeuay Tho
wounded man denied that au had ai-
ttmpifi 90 commit suicide and fuli
b. remembered nothing of the shooting.
naarr. q " said. Il Hiili az .lrga uui
she roilcc ~ che Indiana town aud those
VI ~. Louis are ecarchlnR fcg him. one
on The charge u crnbeEzlcmnc;. an dsho
olhcr fur murder
Mrs. u. ". Tsxford OF sprinrnold.
no. a sisicr NJ u. l.. DuckW1rth, makes
an i'npoi,uni connecting iink IN the cir.
public the following letter which forms
clTcumaiantial evidence In thc case.
To Eillcit l.. Duckworsh. Springfield
NO.:
Terre Haute. Ind. June G. iss5.-Dear
Friend: I have a good position for q
young man o. your age In 81. Louis.
Mu. You have been recommended "a
me by u friend. who says h. thinks yau
VIII MI the position admirably. " you
think you wuuh llks "a EuoI positl0u
one In which ynu VIII be given an up-
p1ftuniiy 10 rise. ! VIII talk with you.
II you decide TO lnvesiiEnie my affcr.
meet me az fhe Planters hotel. ~.
i.ouia, No.. ~ . o'clock on shc afternoon
OF June ~.
White me. addrcsalng me carr Of ihe
Planters hotel. ~. Louis. No. Hoping
Tor favorable answer. I remain, your
sincere friend aud well wlshcr.
EDWARD L. DOLiNG."
Mr.. buckwurth paRsed away on Nov.
~, ~ she Bland Iurtliu.e. kgnnaa C!ty,
Kas.
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now IT WAS SPENT.
Outlay Of War rund. Is Detailed for the
first Time.

The maner 10 which all war funds
were spent IL told ~ detail Tor fhe iirst
time In letters sent from all the depart
merits and bureaus ~ the House COM
mlt,ees on appropriations and made
public rs part % the report on the ur-
gent deficiency bill. OF she emergency
national defense fund OF fifty millions.
The navy department got the largest
amount. vizi s2s,973eH. or this the
drpar,ment proper spent si7,70G. $50
mainly IN buying ships. bureau OF
Yards and docks. si.01s. $50; cquipmeat,
n 200 gSg, navigation. Sl2t 900; ordnance,
T'ai9OSl; construction and repair. a.
iii Az. steam engineering, stgO, Gl3;
supplies and accounts. s2ll,iN, medi-
oine ana surgery. $4,000. marine corps.
sos 52a
The navy has a balance OF $4,000 OF
This emergency fund.
The wur department expenditures OF
tho emergency fund amount 90 si3.s5l.-
500, as follows'
ordnance bureau, N.7sI,03G: engineer
bureau, fb3Gi.gGI; quartermastar's bu-
re,,u. ST .Rss, $50. medical bureau, s,i3?,-
Gss, taymasiera bureau. si3d.9ii, chief
slgnnl officer, t:3s,s9o; lighthouse board
Seer sserc,ary Hay states In a letter TO
abe cpmmttso that the state depart
mers received SN93, 900 IN Ave allotmeuts
fpom ne emergency fund. or Shls
amount the sum OF 100000 has been
sransrerrSd 10 the bankers for this de-
parsment NJ London, Eng. Tor shs use
Of ths pears eommissloss - Paris and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
Hun on.st. Joe HANK.

~. Joseph. NO.. Dec. "a run was
81 Jo"snh yes,"raay sf,srnonn " NJ ~
p0ritora drew gu, $4,000 IN two hours
The run was result Of failure OF
Grant GllleH. the Kansas cattle plung-
or. The bank -seid about 10000 Of Gil
lett paper This came out IN suit
brought by a Kansas city commission
firm 90 gain possession Of some OF OIL
let's cattle thnt were attached by the
bank OiiicerH OF the bank posted
notice today adyialns depositors that
written notice would BE- required from
those who desired 10 withdraw funds.
The banks deposits are half a million
dollars. hut n has only 10000 cash on
hand and this course was taken 90 pro-
vent more serious trouble. II Ia Prob
able the bank Will resume business
soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
WILLIAM IS DEEPLY PANIED.
where tho Christians Have 10 He. Kept
Apart by Force from
Quarreiing.

New York. Deoe. IA dispatch TO the
World from Berlin says;
Disappointment was the dominant i'm
preston icf, In the kaiser's mind by his
visit 10 the Holy land.
His address 10 the Evangelical clergy
In bethlehem. now first published. can
dldly expressed that feeling. lilo sald'
ITO describe the Impressions OF the
last few days. must say that I am
above all things veiy disappointed.
Il ala not want 10 say that here. but
~ l have heard that my court chap
lain felt the same thing. l will not keep
II from you.
III may be that the unfavorable APP
preach 10 the town Of Jerusalem con-
trlbuted to this. but when one sees the
state OF things at holy places and what
goes on there, II cuts Into ones heart.
"Only the christian life can make an
Impression upon Mohammedans.
Nobody can wonder IL they have no
respect for the Christians In ecclesl-
asilcal matters. as the Christians are
divided.
They must be prevented. even by
force from auarrcllng with one another
at this sacred vp0t."
The emperor has said since his return
"Aiy visi. TO Jerusalem has shattered
the dearest Illusion OF my heart. Its
squalid and undlgnifed decay are IN
deHcrlbable,"
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PREPARED FOR TROOPS
~, Gam, IN ppsres for the Incoming
Soldiers.
TRANS ARE SATISFIED WITH MESSAGE
ot tho chief Executive is Most
sooihins to rhsir Aspirations
aud Desires.

,.w YORK. Dec. IA dispatch to the
u.r,ld from Havana says;
.,y,re test has been given the new
u,rl,nao beach. by q strong
" aha. has been blowing for four
,...sni ss builders are pleased that II
si, ,,,,hercd the attacks OF the
The storm has demonstrated.
,..,ver. ,he lmpoaslblli;y Of landing
, 80. or supplies there durinS the
havy seas ,...,,, nt,c.
80 elected "a. ,he oil companies
~ Vsen Chorrciu and Nedido'
- ~, mouth uf the ChJrrcra river.
~. -, ,,s.,n the new docks ut this pllut
No 49, hurried by the engineers. and
s,,7tav. when the troops are cN-
H"i an transports drawing - feet
$500 III less may be accommodate
,sus obv.atlag the necessity OF lighter
"a. volunteers ARE comfortably en-
,,spei. They have she sent iio'rs
h,1ied and are busily pressing for
go Inc work for the reception VI the
,r.rs on she ritc pf the camp Tor
he flft uriEtut sn' hf'uh' "a' -
s,,r,d. streets have been marked out
IA everything put la readiness for
AR arrival
p,ns for che sewerage and water
,v,,en have been completed and the
r.gri has been ploughed out with
ssaeissry pipes. Their aldings are be-
~ esrsruc;cd connecting the camp
IN fhe railroad system aud as soon
q me necessary material arrives these
rlroua works viii be pushed. II 10
isui4br shat much % tho work will he
ryen 90, by Contract In order 10 cx-
giiis matters.
rrr,ldsnt McHiniey's message has
rgu che greatest satisfaction 80 fhe
ci,ans. who look upon X us a definite
i.eamiior Oft he policy OF thc United
sA;cs toward Cuba. Rafael Portuo,do.
ne prerdcn; vf the Cuban Assembly.
till.
The mrsagc IA mos; satisfactory 20
caha1 aspiration and viii have an ex-
ellen, ,iieci here. II proves beyond
feshcf cavii and dispute che honest In
iffsion u tho United States coward
Cuba. II will quiet many OF our mors
violFg associates. who have talked
Alily about Amerioi ana been eus-
, .i1us " her $ncDtlous, and " will en-
abe sioes. like myself. who have be-
lived and trusted In her. to cooperate
rSfs fully with her officials In shclr
vs,k; Is u u good message. and fully
iiiiiats u.s."
Ia Carrying out his wvrk Of sirnn-
VI iof i.e city. Major Davis. with a
sanitary inapcctor. made shc rounsla %
n, Ninclpal cafes aud hoseie examin-
~ the Internal arIangcmcntr with %
NsN 70 ifsisng orders for shtir COM
i.s1ry cleaning. or che nlnc hospitals
a.riNeled By him. Major Davis reports
~. he Rena Mercedes II the only one
~ N cohdiiion To receive patients.
usheral Humphreys has ordered that
/" Cuban IihyalclanH attend the quar-
tllmletFa department and IN she fu-
slfe phyfleians Of the Marine Hospital
sfNler VIII give professional attention
" ahy o. his men who may fall III.
ne price 81 pr1ylalonR coD,lnues %
..i'sncel she supply hot being equal 10
w demand. New York exchange fails
ay hy day bccaure OF che cash being
ne government,
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Chlcako. Dec. THE Paris Exposi.
information ha she Lafayette memorial
monument would. In oil probability, be
given site IN the garden Of the Tuller-
les. Premier Dupuy in -iiid 10 favor this
site. a meeting " the commission has
been called at Washington for next
Tucsday. when the plans u the monu-
mcni viii be decided upon. An inclos-
urc from the state Of Washington for
$1,000. the contribution of the school
children Of that Htnc. was received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
SENTENCE DEFERRED.
Gideon W. Marsh Plead, CANT, In Court to
Embes element.

Philadelphia. Dec. s.---Gideon W.
Marsh. president OF the Keystone Ma
tional bank. which failed In March. 1891.
was arralgned In the United states dis
frlct court today and pleaded guilty 10
indictments charging she misappiica-
tion of funds OF the institution and the
making NJ false reports OF the banks
condition 10 the comptroller OF The cur
fency. Sentence was deferred. l. viii
be remembered Marsh disappeared In
May. 1881. his ball OF $4,000 being for
feiisd. and that he was a fugitive from
Justice until Nov. . last. when he re-
turned 90 thc clay and voluntarily sur
rendered 60 the court
VIM. Steele. formerly cashier OF the
wrecked Chestnut Street bank. was also
arraigned today and pleaded not guilty
10 an Indictment charging him with
aiding and abct,lng Precedent William
NJ. slngerly tnow deceased In the mis-
appropriation Of the funds " that In-
nlltutlon.
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from - circular distributed b.padNr
throughout 4fc second pTfrirci. aut
rtyirg iht h. wac opposed 90 furnlns
ihe school fiftum Iain "a political ma
rhinf. and So ns.aaEitg teachers ~
etmpalsn purpYs Zoo urics 90 further
tue interests VI caht Iatss ior members
~ fhc Hchoui board. a. 10 reported. -
Elpi authority. fu hay. seen done 10
lat years aciuai election aud Is bs!ua
repeated This Year"
Mr. Giauquc declared he was read,
o. subs'antatc she charges uud make
thcm specific ana that he would prob.
ably DO ~ az she next mess.ug.
Thc members were ihunder-a;ruck
apparently. az Sir. Olauquo'a positive.
ness ana Mt. cf.tchluw rctnrtcd by say.
ms that " the chtrgua wure made he
would 30 Into the business himself and
show church Interference IN behalf OF
other candidates.
The board was not prepared 60 take
action IN the matter then and ad-
Ilurnrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

Washington. Dec. As soon as Rep.
rsssntatlve Hopkins Is able 10 hnd a
committee room he will call meeting
OF the census committee 20 draft blll
providing for the taking % tho twelfth
census. The scope OF the next census
Win not DO 20 extensive as the last one.
and IL Is the iniention of the Illinois
member 20 frame a bill whlcn VIII pros
vide that the result OF the work OF oen-
Eus takers viii be In the hands % the
public within two years after the gath
sring OF the Information has been con-
oluded, and not have the reports issued
avery six months or 80 for a period of
elrhi or ten years, as has been the ease
In the past. The collectors VIII not 10
into ~ many dry statistics rs has here
tOfore been the case, as II Ia believed the
neld Il covered by the bureau ~ sta
tistlcB of the treasury department
Much OF the work which was performed
by the last census takers had been du-
plleated by that bureau, ana ~ II was a
useleas waste OF labor ana public money
II will be avoided IN the future. The
measure which viii be framed by this
committee Will. In all probability. pros
vide FOR permanent census bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
ruoiLisrio CIRCLES.
wv ras'lme OF "Jaw Fighting" on the
'aft OF hls Men 4. Now In Irorr.s..

new York. Dec. tom Sharkoy last
shl issued the following letter:
~ H ny the papers that Mr.. Corbctt
Nnfa 70 retrieve his lost lRurcla by
Ahf a IipnoAal 20 me that rcema
pi uie question:. but will not do
D anu the man who NJ present holds
mi ,hampionahip and will not back il
w a. lheS have done. by telling their
Imeh1hnw. mat They should meet
q, ! WI cover Mr.. corbett'a forfeit, al
s,'1sa ! think II very foolish TO meet
iNate Tor nve thousand dollars
nle, when We can get 40 much more
g,nyy ny toAiny In public; but II Mr..
,,tthou VIII md ghe place 20 box Ia
ven men ON side. and guarantee
a liotection from arrest. 4 VIII box
Ia anl GA way: ] Will give the 5000
Ht loor OF New York, or whnt'n
Yer seeing Mr.. Corbett has mem
ansl charity a. an excuse for n re-
h match ! VIII box him In public
sH,i' lhefe IN no chance for arrest.
VIII be according 10 the Horton
M' hnd VIII agree 20 give the whole or
amount agreeable 60 him 20 be Civ
49, lhe POOR tho same 10 be under the
ss, Nv. 81 committee from the
., .he ony nroNiso wish TO put In. In
mi u ! should make another match
~ me meantime. this mntch with
'Sdtopt ls % come on afterwards"
,llke IiNon, the feather weight
"a ".nlluh OF america, has been match
hsht Young Pluto. the Australian
s, .,'ll,Nh' plNon and the foreigner have
,o,,, w Wy conclusions In IA twenty
~ Ssnl bout before the olympic club OF
i, fiahelseD. same time In February.
Tom o'Isourke'a Intention 10 take
80 n, h'anle Of boxers 90 Fan Francisco
,n',r shafkey has had one more night
Mn 70, East which will probably be
am ~ utransemonia for tho Pluto Dix
~, mlleh We're made some time ago,
~ Iuln.fS 10 tho eject that the lat
an would not light again left the match
NJ, uh''t'aln.y. iicw,Nrr. Dixon has
~ decided 10 retire for a while at
nv, ~, anu VIII take OF few good ones
tntH ne leaves the ring. Pluto 10 said
H., ne elrvtrrst boSuf nj his weight
H., australia ever produced. barring
u' Npndefful> fighter. Young Grlfro.
f.co ,Ji'lea to this country with n clean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

$4,000 Nar advanced 20 the Disturbing
uliioef ~ ne commission prior 90 their.
departure fJr rafis. The amount dis
bufsti BY She department.. Including
dnf.s VI ambassadors, minle.cra and
corsuls also TOT transportation " cun-
sular officers. Cuban refugees and
oihets from Cuba. kilograms. ctc. was
S4S.2Te.
Assistant Secretary spauidlng writes
aeefEiag the sreaaury's expenditures
90 she emergency fund.
"Alioim'f's ~ $4,000 Tor invCs. iris-
Ing the administration OF civil afnits
in Porto Rico have been made o. shia
dcrlrneEi. all OF which wIli probably
Dr. exp nded. An aila,mcu. " $4,000
fcr DNparscs u commission Oh lugulry
f.a III conduct o. the war has also
b fn made 90 the treasury department.,
~ Which 10000 have been advanced 20
ihe Hlfpurring agcr't u she cJmmisfilu.
lW much more viii b. required enc
dcpirimQn; Is unable at this dime 50
state"
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FIRST PRGclPlTATes TROUBLE.
compels Polfd Of Education 10 Meet, Name
More lodges and Listen 10 serlou; Charges.

There was trouble In the First pre-
o.nct from the very outset. q. W. sy-
mons, who was candidate agalns,
Mr. Crltehlow from that district IA year
ago again entered the Held today com
plctcly surprising his opponent. This
resulted In some hard language being
used by the critohlow people and AMI
mated charges ana counterch'rgen were
made by the friends OF symon.
The poll OF sho First precinct was
at the old Eighth ward school house
opposite the Joint city and county
building ana was found TO be wholly
inadequate 60 Accommodate the great
rush OF voters. The board Of education.
therefore. found 70 necessary 60 meet
IN special session at noon today ana
provide additional judges. Those pres
ont were MessrH. Cotton, Critchlow,
Nelden, Hamburger. Wilson, 1lnuque
and Newman. Mr. Whiteney was unable
20 attend by reason OF an important
Wilson moved that two more sets OF
Judges be designated for tho First ana
he nnmed Joseph Orbendorfer, II. w,
Early and J, ". Spinner for she nrst ~
OF extras and Mcasra Moret0n, Martin
ana Goodwin Tor the second sot.
Ghudue moved ns an nmruimeUf
thrt I'M rune 81 Nlels Rasmussen be
substituted TOR shW OF Early and Dan
lei Collect and Eher case for those ~
Nortgou and Goodwin, saying Wns
obylously uuhilr 20 select men who
wer, known In advance % be unfriend-
~ 20 Mr.. SymonTs candidacy. but the
objection d,d not count and Mr.. VII
sons nominees were appointed That
was AZ 1880 and w.thln q quarter ~
an hour they were aWoFa IN ana began
their work OF receiving ballots.
MIR. Giauque then arose and asked
the Indulgence OF The beard for q mo-
merit. lie called aNeuflon 90 the now
glarlug and unniR'nlsahle fact that
teachers we're being ASSESSED for cam
palgn expenses and read ths charge
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Cuban Educational Association.

New York. Dec. THE Cuban edu.
catlonal association OF tho United
States has been organized for the pur-
pose OF organizing and carrying out
the offers made by tho American col
leses In response 90 General Wheeler's
suggestion that these colleges each give
cubans.
The association announced today that
the responses received from cubans de-
string 10 accept these offers are numer-
GUS but that allottmentA now being
considered include the young cubans
who can pay their own board and incl
dental expenses.
No young men viii be allotted who do
not promise 60 make their home IN Gu
ba after the education In tho United
States.
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AT PARIS.
Eight Principal Articles Of tho Treaty
Agreed tpon--Minor roints Hang tir.

Paris. Dec. 1.-Therc was no Joint sen-
sion Of the peace commissions today. a.
she Spaniards are Eiill occupied la
tranalatinE the Americans answer 60
their proposals In regard 20 the status
Of spanish subjects In the annexed ter
rliory. AZ cabled las. evening tho
eight principal articles OF she treaty are
settled ana an that remains for the
commissions 60 attend 20 IL the settle
meni Of the minor points OF the treaty.
The latter will probably he Hignrd on
Saturday next Tor the Sp1ni1rda arc
anxious rs she Americans 90 finish the
work In hand. Secretary oJoda, Of the
spanish commission, said today
1T IL very painful Tor us 10 remain
here hnEgling over details, since the
main points have been settled ANA We
have been Obliged to relinquish our
colonies.
IAN the work will be finished this
week. The commercial treaty between
the United States ana Spain viii be
negotiated upon the re-establishment OF
diplomatic relations and the question
OF spanish ships and products In Cuba
and Porto Rico VIII BE- included there
In"
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New York. Dec. IA dirpatch from
the Hcraid's corr arondenf ~ Gufyn-
qull says That the revulutiouisia repre-
scntlnE the clerical party. which is'de-
termined to overthrow thc Aifaru nd
mlnistrntion have made a vigorous at
tack on the barracks ut Cucnca. one ~
the most important elites un the rcuub-
lie ndhering t. the conservative 'cnuse.
Notwithstanding the strength of the
attacking force. however. they were re-
pulsed and the garrison managed to
hold its position until che arrival OF
General Franco with rcinforcemcnta.
The government expects soon to sup
press the movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

Washington. Dec. 5.-F. \. vanlerilr.
ASSISTANT secretary OF thu trsafury.
who left Washington about Nov ~ Tor
a four weeks tour Of Porto ttico and
and will return to Washington next
Monday. lie " expected go come TO
Miami. Fla, ON the revenue cutter w.
y. Gresham and 60 take a train from
Miami to Washington. Mr. Nanderiin.
when h. left Washington. excepted. az.
ter visiting Porto Rico and ,una. t. 80
20 New orleans 90 examine some pub
llc works In process ~ erection ihsse
20.