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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
ELI SHAW 4 FREE NAN.
JURY Brings ~ A VERDICT OF ACQUtTTAL AND
HE Is DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY

JURY Brings ~ VERDICT OF ACoUrrTAL AND
HE Is DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY
Camden. n. j.. Oct. s-EH Shaw. the young man
who was arrested nearly twelve months aSo
charged with killing his grandmother. Mrs. Emma
Zane and his mother. Mrs. Sarah Shaw. walked
ont OF The Camden County iail to-day free man.
The Jury. which retired at 1852 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to deliberate on his case. returned to
court at 10 80 o'clock this morning, and declared the
young man innocent If The murder ~ his mother
few months ago he was declared not. guilty OF
Xxi ling his grandmother
Eli Shav was pale and nervous when he took his
seat his morning 10 await the verdict. AT no time
since Monday last when his trial for the murder
OF his mother began. did ne show such signs OF
anxiety Justice Garretson issued orders that specta
tors should not be admitted and the only persons
I'm the courtroom when the jury declared Shaw NOT
guilty were the lawyers and newspaper men.
rnvunCs were in the street. however surroundins
the court house and after the news of his acqlittd
when Shaw appeared walking across the Bridge OF
Signs in order TO to his cell to get his nat II"
was cheered. and bowed in return lie had talen
back in an hysercal III Of sohbnE when he was
declared Innocent. and remained in the chair until
he could leave the courtroom SHAW entered a, can
with his counsel and driven 10 the once OF ms
LAWYER There he remained for a snort time. ana
later he went 10 the home of his uncle. Foster
ZaHc His acqulttal pleased tho residents OF cam
don for svrnpa ny entirely in his favor
When Mr. Scovel reached his of1ce he immediate
Il. sent :, telegram to Miss Maybelle Nelson. the
svcetbeart Of Shaw. informing her of the verdict
and il was agreed on all sides that she had made
good impression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
u. q. TONPKINS MONUMENT N'EILtD.
A MEMORIAL TO MARK his BIRTHPLACE
ERECTED N SCARsDALE WEST
CHESTER COINTY

In IN. presence of a large assemblage OF people
md With appropriate ceremonies. the monument
and bronze tablet erected To mark the birthplace
Of Daniel T. Tompkins were unveiled yesterday al
ternoon in Scarsdale Westchester County.
James Wood president OF the Westchester
County Historical Society. by which the monument
was erected presided and introduced State HIS
torian Hugh Hastings who delivered the GRAFTON of
the day Justice Jackson o. Dykman OF White
Plains also made an address.
The monument is in the New-York Post ROAD
near Foxmeadov. the country estate Of Miss Emily
q Rutl.r II consists OF huge block Of Vermont
granite in which Is set bronze tablet bearing this
inscrintion.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sATrRpAY. OCT. s. 1898
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
c,.,,or ,-roft (Br) Land feth september :" ana
Dundee 30 with mdse Simpson. spence x iouns' ~
rived at the Bar at o:to ~ nan co,,our.r "a
steamer Francisco ,Br,. Jenkins hun Septeinoe' .,
iii ,ndse "a Sandcrson Son. Arrived Al the bar Al
ored
in tho Lower Bay fer orders -, IT,. v,,.,.,a
~ S,namer Lizoains t3r Mclean, from Tyne, England
S.,,.T,her % In ballast ! II Winchester q 90,
steamer british King Err, Freeth Antwerp Neptember
., with mdse TO Sander.on Son Arrived NJ the bar
1870 IN. - ,,...,a, uarhv,~ sen,ern.r
os With mdse and ia passengers TO Hamburg American
IIre Arrived at Bar AT $50 p M Ith - 80.
steamer Benedict ,Brl, Boyer. Para nepe"p"r ~ Win
rndse and one cabin passenger to Booth 4 Co. Arrived
NJ the Bar at II 20 ?. m -. - s..,...,.-
steamer Catania DER Muller. Vera Criz september
40 and Progreso October 2 In ballast and WIN seven
cabin M .vengers to James f.. Ward & Co. Arrived al
steamer 1;uyandotts, Davis. Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passengers u the OLD Dominion
Steamship COMPANY , 49,. o.,.... o,,oh.r
sandy Hook oct e:ao m-wind. light breeze vest
northwest; clear
SAILED.
s,.ar,,rs Menominee tBr,. for London; Ia TouraIne
,rr, Wayra. Werk endam Dutch Rot,e dsm borrercr
,pr, Past London and Natal Albert plnois ,Norl
fondon. Etruria trr. Liverpool Fuda user, uenod'
Nsples ETC. Paria Ger. Hamburg Ethiopia tsr Gas
cow, Dsman ,Ger,, Flushing. orineco br' Hsroado<
Alens (Br) Kingston, ssysnilla, etc ph!sdslrns. -
Sss:s> siAl IisGe INA. Hsu. q xss Ssw-os'ssnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

and Charles W. Barney. his Water Purveyor COM
mitted a serious breach of the law In assuming
give these contracts for the new curbing with
out previous advertising and receipt of bids. and
II the audit Of these bills was aided by those hav-
ing cogniZance of all tho facts they also come
within the pale of the law Respectfully.
JOHN &. HERTLE,
EDWARD OWEN.
Commissioners of Accounts.
General Coils was not at home last night but
left tho following statement at his house FOR the
newspapers:
II have read tho campaign document No. z. Is
sued by the Administration OF Public Justice. There
f. II than there to Bulletin NO J.
hear that No will appear on Tuesday next
The servant said General Coils had out 10
dinner and the theatre. and would not be home
until after midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Daniel D. Tompkins was the son Of Judge Tomp-
kins and was born in III. lie was graduated from
Columbia In 1895 and admitted 10 the bar two
days later. He held many offices of State incud-
ing Assemblyman. Supreme Court Judge. Con-
uressman Chancellor OF the University. and
Governor for four years. which place he resigned
10 become president of the United States
While Vice President he died on Staten Island. in
1925 a bankrupt. With the exception OF the me-
mortal unveiled yesterday, the only public tribute
10 his memory is bass-relicf recently cut in the
great western stairway at the State Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
NFW-ROCHELLE.

The drills and dress parades Of the infantry and
artillery regiments stationed at Fort Slocum are
hens witnessed almost daily by the people Of New
Rochelle and neighboring Villages
a lecture and stereopttcon entertainment VIII
he given IN Moulton Hall next Tuesday night in
aid 81 tempcranC" work.
Tho women Of Pelham Manor who are interested
IN tenement house relief work in Nev-Iork city
Will give an entertainment In the Manor House
next Friday night
The semi-annual inspection Of The New Rochele
Fire Denartment will take place next lhlrsday
night AT s O'Clock Tho companies Will he Inspected
hv tho Commissions President and members or
the Board Of Trustees and village officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
JAST PTN on THE LEHITH VALLEY.

Buffalo oct s-Extraordnary time was made ny
q speciaI train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad To-
dav between Buffalo and Ithaca. The tram was
made up Of Black Diamond outht' ana carrie"
the members Of the Buffalo Railroad Association
and tbcir friends to the college city their an
mail ovcursion The run from Buffalo to Rochester
Junction 90 miles was made i'm ca minutes. and
~ rs, 10, miles were covered in l02 minutes. IN
ci,,dinr = nve-minute stop at Rochester Junction.
THE rim 10 Ithaca las miles. was made In hours
ard AZ minutes Including one stop Of hve minutes
and another Of seven minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
PORT CHESTER.

Charles Ellis. thirty-two years old. lneman
employed by the New-York Telephone company.
died in the hospital yesterday from injuries received
on Friday Ellis with several other workmen.
was engaged in unloading timber At Grace Church
81. ond Tores.ave.. when one Of the heavy poles
slipped from the wagon and pinned him 10 the
ground Ellis's spine fractured. He IN
married. and formerly lived in Chicago. The funeral
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Frederick Sherwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
TARRYTOMN.

Miss Bertha Cook was married 10 Howard
Stephen Thayer in Christ Church Yesterday. Inc
Rev. ]. Seden Spencer performed the ceremony
The bride is the only daughter OF Dr. and Mrs
roolx and the bridegroom is the elder ~ Mr..
and Mrs stephen Henry Thayer and graduate o.
Williams College. The maid or honor Was MISS
(o-o Cook cousin of the bride. OF NeW-Iork city.
and The bridesmaids Miss Jane Cook. Of New
York Civ: Miss Marie DiedriChsen. OF Summit.
~ 7 Miss Rosamond Brevoort. Of Yonkers. and
Miss F. Lester Baker. of Providence r. i. kvore,,
Henry Thaver brother Of the bridegroom vas best
man and the ushers were Theodore Gilman jr. Of
Yonkers: f. Dimond Bird. Of New-fork CITY:
George NJ. Alden. Of Troy. and Robert E' Mead IT,
~ Sing Sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
LARCHMONT MANOR.

tn. annual olambake. marking the closing Of the
reason Of the Larchmont Yacht Club, was given
yesterday afternoon for nearly Ave hundred mem
t.rs and guests. Owing the weather the bake
served in pavilions the club grounds Com:
yno6ore c. a Postley presided at the speakers
table. and Rea r-Commodore f. 5. Hatch and Con
gresham William l., Ward occupied seats on
either side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
MOUNT KISCO.

Thu death Of William j. S1tto1. ;he Second son
o. the late Alfred sutton, occurred at his home
this village. Thursday afternoon Mr.. SUIT
ton was thirty-six years old and was I brother Of
N-s T. Elwood Carpenter and Mrs. Edwin B..
Fish If this village. He leaves widow The
funeral will he held a; his late home this after
noon At 10 and the burial Will be in Partridge
Ctmctcrv ChaDpaQua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
NOIT\T VERNON.

Mrs Addie J.. lIunbert Fiske. ihirty-two years
old The wife Of Frederick Dudley Fske. died in the
Mount Vernon Hospital on Friday from the enec's
Of an operation Mr.. and Mrs Flske had lived
In Mount Vernon two wears.
Norwood Rhodes. son OF Charles j Rhodes, II
seriously III at his home. No. : South SiXth-aNe.
The Young man has just returned from q cruise
on tho scholarship -. Mary's While the BOAT was
ancbored i'm The Sound he was injured in some
water sports with his shipmatcs, and has since
been confined 10 his bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Captain Francis J. IIigginson o.
{ ~ BREVOORT-W. +. Game. NJ. F.. OF Lon
don FIFTH AVENUE-Senator John w Thurs
ton OF Nebraska: Congressman Charles II. eros
venor Of Ohio Joseph w. Babcock. OF Wisconsin.
and T. a. T. Hull. OF Iowa. and Lieutenant Com
mander Richard wainwright L. s. n HOLLAND
DR. Lewis Morris t.. S. y. PARK AVENUE
Colonel W. NJ. Blunt T.. s. A. PLAZA-G. L. car
negie of Pttsburg. WALDORF-Major II. D. Fey
ton L. s. A. WINDSOR-Dr. J. r. Marvin OF
Louisville NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
THE SIXTH IMMUNES ARRIVE.

The 9Th Immune Volunteers arrived in Jersey
City last night over The Pennsylvania Railroad
from Camp Thomas. There were In all !3M men in
command Of co.onel Lawrence d. Tyson They
took the Bay-si. ferrybost for South Brooklyn and
will sail for Ponce. Porto Rico. on the transport
Mialissip6i kA-aAH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CONTENTION.

Tho convection Of the Christian Missionary Al
Nance at the Gospel Tabernacle. PORTSMOUTH, 81.
and Eiehth-ave.. was continued yes'erdsy The
nrst speaker Yesterday morning was the Rev.
Gearee Par6in2ton Of the South Nyack Institute,
= nose subject ''rhe Wisdom OF the Bible"
~ Sssy a. e. Simpson presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

London Oct SIS Sailed. steamer British Trader Oh
O'Hsgan. SewYork ....x
southampton oct s-Arrved. steamers Noo,d ~
CBeIr, Riseisen New York for Antwerp ssieh sun
Beforehand tBelg), Thompson, New York, go.
Liverpool s-Arri,ed steamers Bowie 'Br, ,o', 4,
New York Lucans ,Br Mckay. New YORK. latters ar
tow, Sailed 7th. Pontiac tBrl Owen. New-fork o."
I-mbria OBJ )DuttOn New York ~,~
Hull Arrived. steamer Alacriiy tBr' i''''
New York ;, v,r.,-
Lizard Oc, ) Passed steamer Noordsnd 'Bels'. ME-"
sen New York southampton and Antwerp -, M
Rochc's Point oct s-Passed steamer Seors'o W.
Thompson Liverpool for New York v.,u-
Scilly. oct s-Passed. steamer Bremen tOerl' W.
kasten,. New York for Southampton and Rfenien mn,
Isle Of Wight. oct Passed, steamer on'ar'' w.
Hubby New York Tor Hun. -, o.v,oa
Dover. Oct s-Passed. steamer Kensingon 'Bo' ee''T
Antwerp for New-York. ,r,,cs,
Amsterdam, oct s-sailed steamer Amsterdam 'pu''"'
Baker. New York. ,.. I'M,
Beynon. New-York. ~ u.yn-
Patras Oct 6~Arriyed steamer PoNhstsn 'BD' hA'"
den. Trieste for NewYork p.,vn
Almeria. oct 8 Arrived. steamer Picqnt 'f"' o'N
Genos etc Tor New York. ~, Wills
Trieste oct arrived steamer feconic tbr'' 50
New-York Via Palermo 80 - M, mud.
-, port said 5-Saed. steamer Advorth uSi'' -
ley from Calcutta. New York 49,. ..,.,. mr., ward
Marseilies oct s-Arrived. steamer Asata te''
New York ,..,,.. .p,, VII
,;,braltar oct s-Pssssd. s,eane- Meridian 10" "
son Solrabsya for New York and Mobile =. <v,, rob
santos. sept 20 Sailed, steamer bsllsnoe' ''''t
.rtson NAwYork. ,u... ~. noxAAr
River Plate no dAte-ArrSeo. ssiissss
- 6ou-xssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
STRIKE or CHATTANOOGA TRONWORKERS.

Chattanooga Tenn. oct. (Speciab.-Two nun
drcd moulders of the Rossmeehan Brake shoe
Foundry Company. one Of the largest iron con-
Germs in the city. went on strike tonight. pending
the settlement OF wage scale The strike VIII pe
general by Monday. and every iron INDUSTRY III
thia aoction will 70 closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
FIRM or CARRT4GE-UihERS ASSIGNS.

Amesbury Mass. oct samuel PowelTs sons
carriage manufacturers. made an assignment To-
dav 70 W w Hawkes. and Daniel Webster. OF thus
town No statement of assets or liabilities Is avail
able The present trouble is caused by the recent
assIrnnent of William Gray. a carriage dealer IN
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
CHAPPAOIA.

Invitations have been sent out by Mr. and Mrs.
Lemue Washburn. OF chappaq'a. 10 many Of their
friends. 10 witness marriage OF their daughter
Miss Abide Washhurn. TO Oscar Washourn, also %
this place. The wedding will take place at tho
bril- home on "wednesday at 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Near this spot was born. June q, lI1f. Daniel
Il Tompklns Governor Of tho state of New
YORK 1SO1-iSli Vice President o. the United
states isi7-is25. The site is marked by ihe
Westchestcr County Historical Society, through
the generosity OF Charles Butler, esq 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Announcements.
The collar
70 w "POYNETTE." Z. & W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sos 3:3l Moon rises -- Moons age -
HIGH WATER To DAY.
AN-ssndv Hook els Gov. Island 24l Hell Gate 40
pW-sandy Hook 2lp Gov. Island 2;i8 Hell Gate 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

vzcaina (Br) Baltimore. Csrrbee Brl. Demerars NJ
Unique etc: Advance, Colon orzsba Havana h 1s
Ger. Pernambuco and Rio gaEeiro; karthage ,vSu'
Prorr..o and Vera cruz jamestown Norfolk and New
port News Richmond. Newport News and RiehnsonSc.
Benefactor wilmington {. and Georgetown . % ~,
Winifred Rico. City OF Augusta savannah r'an"
Mercury tBr). Hamburg
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL.

.,-,---. r.,,,o, \ q TJovd -. I. % n
BarDa , c -, Clyde ........ 800 ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER II.
Nea.i Malls close Vessel sails
u Wn, t.r Crosse Bremen y G; Lloyd 400 III 1000 m
MatanIas Mexico y q CUBA ...... Ia" m 800 p m
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Between these dates The Department. through
Charles " Barney. Water PurVcyor. u moi nN ON
missioner Coils himself without ADVERTISING ~
provided by law. contracted with the various as-
mali companies to do some or all ct the No" cur
ing vii min the boundaries of thor contracts ny
written order 10 ono Of ire companies tse l"tef f
low and by oral orders. as thcl claim I" inc
others. ..>...-,h.. On ,ca-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15

peace negotiations will now be enter tained until Santiago, Porto Rico and Manila are captured.
 Key West, June 13.-Seventeen thousand troops are on the way to Cuba and Porto Rico, the start be- ing made from here this morning. The fleet is one of the largest, if not the largest, ever assembled at one place. The transports and their at tendants number fifty vessels, while the naval convoy to them consists of sixteen war vessels, making an aggre- gate of upwards of 70 vessels in the fleet. It is given out semi-o6i- cially that the fleet will go to the north of Cuba, around in the Wind ward Passage, where it will be divided, half of the troops going from there 10 Cuba, the other half to Porto Rico.
 Washington June I3.-Sscretary Day, of the state department, this morning, denies the reported sur render of Manila. He says that no word to the effect that the town had surrendered has been received either from Ambassador Hay, from Lon don, or from Admiral Dewey, at Manila.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15
RICHARD CROWS SUICIDE.
The We'll Known Mining Superintend- ent Sends Bullet Crashing
 Through His Brain.

The body of the late Richard Crow arrived in Prescott this morn ing, and is now lying at UndertaEer Logan's. T. B. Crow, son of the dead man, and Leopold Walloth, a Yarnell merchant, accompanied the remains here. From them 1t ~is learned that Mir. Crow committed suicide by shooting himself through the head. He has been quite sick for a long time, and was unable to obtain relief, although having con suited Q number of physicians, no two of whom told him the same story about his illness. His son had been attending to him, and yester- day morning he complained of Ger rible shooting pains in his head. About nine o'clock, he told his sou that he felt better, when the latter went out of the room, intending to be gone only for a few momaats Scarcely had he gotten outside sh- room, when he heard a pistol shot. and returning, found his father bleeding from 8 ghastly wound Ir the head. The bullet entered the forehead just over the right eye, psss sing clear through the head. death being instantaneous.
 Mrs. Crow and their daughter. who were at San Diego, were noti- fed, and are expected to arrive hete on tom Orrow afternoons train, and the funeral will take place on SuE- day.
 Deceased was a we'll known min ing superintendent, having been eB- gagged in the business in different parts of the Pacific Coast and in Colorado. He had also been en- gagged in the same business in Sonth and Central America. He came 10 this section of Arizona a few years ago as superintendent of the Yarnell mine, and during the past two years has been engaged in business for himself. He was a gentleman who was universally liked by all who knew him, honest as the day was long, and whose word was as good as his bond. His tragic death IS much deplored, as he was a good citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15

was on the eve of surreudering. Latest rumors are that Governor General August. in fit of despair tried to commit suicide. but was prevented by Admiral Montijo and the generals who wish to hold on.
 Cleveland, June 1l-Dr. Jos Chan a highly educated Chinese physician has asked authority of, the govern ment to go to the Phillipines and organize 100000 Chinese there in- to an army to help fight Spain. He says the Chinese know nothing of the United States now but can be educated in a short time regarding the state of affairs.
 New York. June 11.-A dispatch to the World from Csdiz says strange rumors are afioat in naval circles about Admiral Montiio sud Governor Agusti having gradually sent out from Manila crews of war ships destroyed by Dewey in order to take possession in Chinese ports of tbree powerful cruisers, that will suddenly bounce upon the Ameri- can fleet in Manila bay.
 Caimsnera, June 10, via Mole St. Nicholas, June 1.-The first land ing by American troops, in any large force on Cuban soil, was effected this afternoon.
 Chicago. June ll.-Eugens Debs bolted the social democracy con- vention this morning. All American Railway Union men who stood by him since the great strike in 1894, refused to follow their old leader.
 Washington, June I3.-- The Presi- dent has declared that the war will now be carried on in earnest in the future. Expeditions are all now under way, one to Manila, one to Cuba and one to Porto Rico. No
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15
The Prescott Pores, Re.srxs.

The following are the boundaries of the Prescott Forest Reserve, as set forth in the proclamation of the President, issued May 10, 1898, off cial notice of which has been re- ceived at the Prescott Land Office: Beginning at the northeast corner of Section l2. Township I3, north range 3, west, Gila and Salt river meridian, Ariz )na; thence southerly along the range line to the point for the southeast corner of Section 25; thence westerly along the unsur- veyed section line to the point for the southwest corner of Section 2S; thence northerly along the unsur- veyed section line to the point for the northwest corner of Sc ,tion 9; thence easterly along the eunsurveyed and surveyed section lire to the northeast corner of Section F, the place of beginning.
 Settlers who are on the land will be protected in their rights, but no future settlement will be allowed. Mining claims are also exempt from the provisions of the reservation. The reservation embraces four miles square and contains sixteen sections, or l0,240 acres. 1t is reported, on reliable authority, that since Mir. Hermann, Of the Interior Depart ment, was here few weeks ago, to investigate the question of selecting this as a reserve, there has been a reckless and wholesale theft of tim Der from the land embraced in the reservation, there having been not less than 1000 trees cut from it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15

New York, June LA Tribune bulletin says that Cervera has been discovered taking cannon from bis ships in Santiago harbor, to the shore and is preparing to make a desperate resistance to the Ameri- can and Cuban forces which are now attacking Sontiago city.
 Washington, June 1l.-BY 140 to 8S the motion of Mir. Grosvenor to dispense with private bills was car ried. Mir. Grosvenor announced that his purpose was to take up the Ha- waiian annexation resolution. The opponents fllibustered immediately but the house agreed to proceed with the debate of the Hawaiian resolution until 5 o'clock Wednes- day next when the vote shall be taken.
 New York, June LA dispatch to the World from Madrid says the Queen Regent Christina is pro foundly alarmed and grieved at the news of the war particularly from the Philippines. A startling tele- gram from Governor General Au- gusti caused the impression that Manila either had surrendered or