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ARANGUREN KILLED.
He Fell In an Engagement With the
Spaniarsis Near Tapaste.

Havana, Jan. 27.-At noon to-day
Lieutenant Colonel Benedicto, with the
Spanish Reina battalion, surprised near
Tapaste. this province. the camp of the
insurgeut Brigadier General Nestor
Aranguren, killing Aranguren and four
privates, capturing five of the insur-
gents and wounding others. who made
their escape. The body of Brigadier
General Arangurcn was brought by
train to Havana this afternoon and de-
livered to the military authorities. Aft
er identification it was sent to the
morgue.
Brigader General Aranguren was eg-
identity about % years of age, of fair
complexion, with blonde hair and II
small moustache. The body, which
shows two bullet wounds, one in the
head and one in the right leg, is dressed
in cashmere pantaloons, gray wooden
coat. yellow shoes and CATERS compar-
atively new. 1t is said that the CATERS
and the vest once belonged to Liouten-
ant Colonel Joaquin Ruiz. the aid de
camp of General Bianeo, who. having
gone last December Ia Aranguren's
camp with terms of surrender, was exc
cuted by Aranguren
According to the Spanish authorities,
Brigadier General Aranguren was sur
prised while on a visit to a young wom-
an ON the pita farm between Campo
Florida and Tapaste. lie was wound
ed, and in trying To ESCAPE was shot
lead Among the prisoners is the faith
er of the young woman. He was the
dynamiter of Aranguren's band.
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Entries for to-day's races at Ingleside:
First race, three-eghths of Il mile Sir
Grian. l0i: Santello. Olinthus. Sanity
Frank Ireland, lC7. b. C.. Montana Il :
gent-Lueerne. IL; Canace. Cambist 49,.
Prince WIN. Master Buck. Semi Colon
Gold Scratch. H.: Malay, ll6. Drank Ire
land and Montana Regent colt, Gorrigan
entry; Gold Scratch ard Malay, Il. a W.
entry)
Second race three quarters of a mile
Florimel La Fontera. Santa Clara. 99 !:
Charlemagne. Pleasanton. Soniro 7Ol
Startling. Silver State. 102: Altanefa. Una
Que Amo. Jack Martin, Sea Spray. i0i:
Harry Gwynn, Ice. Treachery. los; Gov
ernor Budd. Paul Pry. 100; Palmerston
Don Cara. il2.
Third race. mile-Fleur de Lis, les. Rubi-
con, III, Buck Massie. ZIG
Fourth race three-quarters of mile
Tim Murphy. l0i; Scotch REESE. George
Miller chappie. les. Amelia Fonso. r .
Ban, Ben Amelia, Miss Ross lQ5; Triumph
kamsin. Walter J.. Olive 100. Mainstay.
il.
Fifth race, milc-Gcorge Lee. *: Do
nator. Marpiot 81 Los Prietus. Blarney
Stone, y; Don Clarencin. 1gs. HAIRY ho-
burn. lG5; San Marco. Cromwell. lbs
Sixth race, seven-eiehtEs Of q mile
Bow aud Arrow. i02. The Dppcr Glorian.
10; Linstock. III. Hermoso liz, Torsida.
10, Eddie Jones. -,
Clear, track fast.
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Anii-Scalping Bill.

Washington, Jan. 27-The senate COM
mittee on interstate commerce held its
first executive meeting to-day for the
consideration of the anti-scalping bill.
The hearings We're brought to a close
and the committee decided to exert
every effort at Il meeting To be held next
week. The opponents of the bill did not
eynce any disposition TO postpone the
vote longer than necessary To present
their views and some OF them expressed
the opinion that the vote would not un-
der any circumstances be delayed longer
than two weeks. There WIS also gen.
eral agreement to accept the house bill
as the basis of future consideration.
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Official visits.

Havana, Jan. 27.-Captain SiSsbee of
the United States warship Maine, ac-
companied by Consul General Lee and
Lieutenants Howard and Haleman Of
the Maine. paid a visit to-day to Cen
eral Parade, the acting captain gen.
efal, who received them courteously and
cordially. Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock General Parade, accompanied
by Consul General Lee, will return the
visit on board the Maine. General
Blanco has arrived a ManZanillo, where
he was formally received by the au-
thorities and by the autonomist com
mittee. Large crowds turned out on
their arrival
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FAIR
DRUG AND ASSAY SUPPLY
COMPANY
BUTTE. MONTANA.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids win be received by the Montana State
University Building commission. al the office Of
the architect, A. ]. Chosen. Missoula, Montana,
for the construction of two buildings complete
Science Hall and University Hall" as per
plans and specifications in the hands OF the
architect.
Bids may he made 20 include steam heating
and plumbing, or for construction OF buildings
and steam heating and plumbing separately.
Foundations Tor the above buildings now
complete 20 and including water table, and the
brick viii be furnished by the commissioners on
the ground 70 the contractor at 500 per thou
sand
Bidders required 10 he bona hde residents
OF Montana.
Each bid must be accompanied with certified
check upon some solvent bank in Montana pay
able to the order of the commissioners. Tor a.
least live per cent Of the amount OF sh- bid which
chesk will he forfeited in case any bidder recciv-
ing the award shall fail 10 prom pity execute n
consract with coed and sufficient sarcties. ether
wise to be returned Is The bidder.
Bid, viii be received up 10 February 10 1Sas
at O'Clock F.. m.
The commissioners reserve the right to rcjee,
ans and an bias
For further information spply Is A J. Gibson.
architect
Mizsoula, Montana, January &, Is9s.
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SILVER IN THE SENATE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Continued from Page One)
Montana has got his cloak rooms
mixed. interposed Mr.. Quigg, rep, ~
i. Republican laughter).
Perhaps l nave, retortSd MIR. Hart
man, but j give notice that those who
are mixing their cloak rooms now will
do SO in 1898 and y 1900 and tfsi,,,nph.
eventually upon the declarations of the
Chicago platform and under the lead
ership or William j. Bryan" Pro-
longed democratic and populist APP
plause).
Mr.. Barrett, rep. Mass. followed
with some criticism of the house rules.
under which he asserted the legislative
functions of the government had been
transferred To the senate end of the
capitol.
Mr.. De Almond. dem. Mo, criticised
the Cuban policy of the administration
and with fine sarcasm ridiculed the
official explanation OF the visit of the
battleship Maine TO Havana harbor
This drew from Mr.. Dolliyer. rep. Ia.
an eloquent reply.
The question of Cuba said Mr..
Doliiver, lis not a new question For
seven years the administration of
Grant was called upon To deal with an
insurrection similar TO that of to-day,
and at the end of that time, seven
years of responsibility. seven years OF
anxiety, of Worry, in "A message sent
10 this house, indicated the policy of
the administration and warned the
country that any Intervention in the
affairs of Cuba would be not only I'M
wise, but injurious. For my part l do
not aspire TO larger patriotism than
that which governed the official career
of Ulysses S. Grant. For my part IL ]
Were looking for a wiser patriotism, /
would not resort to the rural districts
of Missouri. (Laughter) Ny friend
complains that the republicans on this
side OF the house are under a tyranny
and the mastery of one man. / deny it,
There is no authority that constrains
the republican majority here except
the policy of the republican party and
the administration Of republican
president. My friend says that we are
slaves. We are little peculiar. that
we have to go TO Missouri for informa-
ton in respect to the condition of servi-
tude under which we labor and under
which We have suffered SO many
months.
1t il true. We have a leadership in
this house, and / for one have very
often felt a certain sense of satisfaction
that have not possibly expressed. that
We have a leadership of brains and
character that men may follow. and
FOLLOW without any loss Of self-respect.
(Great appIause.)
] understand perfectly we'll the fail
ure ana difficulty of my friend from
Missouri, and ] appree ate II. The only
leadership the denfocraticypa in this
house has had is the leadership in its
own party. II was put into the hands
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
1t Iliglcsiale.

San Francisco. Jan. 2T-Weather at In
glesidc fine, track fast Results: Mile
Satsuma won, imp. Tripping second.
Judge Denny third time 1:i2la. Six fur
longs-Ofcial won, Chihuahua second
Good Friend third; time. LISA. Mile aud IA
siXteenth-Joe Ullman won. Palomaeita
second, Meadow Lark third; tine 1:Isis.
Mile and a quarter-The Roman wen.
Morcllito second. ostlor Joe third; time,
2:01is Mile and siXteenth-Myth won.
Fashion second, Pcrsonne third, tine.
1si7ia. Six furlongs-MaXil7o won, DIR.
Sharp second, Lord Mafmion third time,
| H.
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OF a distinguished young friend of
mine from Texas (Bailey), and he had
to fight for IL every day at the extra
session. haughter.) One day the gen.
tleman from Kansas tSimpson) got it
away from him and the next day the
scepter of the authority and influence
of the party was seized by that pie
turesque character that has appeared
among us from the far distant coast of
Washington Uewis.) >Laugnter)
The next day the gentleman from
Tennessee was fighting to see who
should have the leadership of the dem
ocratic party. while in the background.
always ready with his advice and ready
to seize the falling scepter of his friend.
was the gentleman from Missouri Ode
Armond), who has just taken his seat.
and who in that congress and in this
has delivered more speeches with more
ease and less effort than any man that
has appeared in the deliberations OF
congress for the 10 years that / have
had the honor to serve on this floor.
(Great laughter and applause on the re-
publican side.)
Mr.. King, DEM, Utah, made point
of order against the provision in the
bill for the allotment of lands of the
Uncompaghre Indian reservation and
the leasing of the gilsonite lands in the
reservation under the direction OF the
secretary of the interior After some
DEBATE on the point OF oTucT, ~ WIS
sustained.
The provision authorizing the secre-
tary of the interior to lease the coal
and other mineral lands of the kiowa,
Apache, Comanche and Wichita reser-
vations i'm Oklahoma also went out on
point of order.
without further amendment the COM
mittee rose and the Indian bill was
passed. The house then Immediately
went back into committee and took up
the District of Columbia appropriation
bill. The general debate drifted
quickly into tho question as to whether
prosperity had come with the Dingley
law.
Mr.. Greene. pop, Neb, said that not
a single farm product except wheat and
wool was higher to-day than a year
ago.
Mr.. Grosvenor. rep, o.. as the latest
evidence of prosperity. called attention
to the 10 cents per ton advance in the
wages of coal miners agreed upon at
Chicago yesterday. The increase, he
said. affected 100000 miners.
Mr.. Swanson, dem, Va. submitted
some remarks on the situation in the
cotton industry in the South, attribut-
ing the depression in the country to the
excessively high tariff duties.
AT 5:05 y. IN. the house adjourned.
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At Now Orlenns.

New Orleans Jan. 27.-Weather clear
and cool. track heavy. Results. Selling.
six and half furlongs-Dlnsmore won.
Toio Simmons second Aunt Maggie third:
time, LIZ. Selling. six fnriunes-Sedan
won. His Brother second. Royal Choica
third, time. l:l9 Selling. mile-l.ittle.
Ocean won. Bob ClamDett second Rhett
Goode third time. 1;4Sia. Selling. mile
Lucky Monday won. Noluntante second
Mr. EastoD third; time. 1.ig, Selling six
furlongs- Mamie Davis won. Van Ness
second, Minnie Weldon third; time -.
Selling, seven furlonEs-Jim Flood won
Basquil second. Adam johnson third;
time, l:al.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

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A Favorable Report.

Washington Jan. 27.-The senate COM
mittee on Indian affairs to-day authorz d
a favorable report upon Senator Petit
Crews bill for free homesteads and alan-
doned Indian reservations as an amend
ment to the Indian appropriation bill. The
Pettigrew bill has passed the senate
twice as am Independent measure. but has
failed to secGre consideration in the
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Ordered to Concentrate.

Madrid, Jan. 27.--Admiral Beremojo.
minister of maine, has ordered the fleet
To concentrate at CadiZ. a transact
lantic steamer will be chartered To sup
ply the ships with coal and stores. y
local newspaper asserts that measures
have been taken 10 keep United States
Minister Woodford's residence under
surveillance -
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polite and friendly terms. 1t has been
decided to send the first-class cruiser
Infanta Maria Teresa to America instead
of the Vizcaya. The Infanta Maria Te-
resa. which was in New York harbor
at the Grant mausoleum ceremonies. rs
an armored cruiser (barbettee of 1000
tons displacement, and has compile
ment of 100 men,
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Cheyenne, Wye. Jan. a7.--Word has
been received here from Washington that
the committee on agriculture has repor ed
favorably Senator Warren's amendment
for establishing a division of irrigation
in the agricultural department.
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Presidential Nominations

Washington, Jan. I.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: Julius Jacobs. TO be assistant
treasurer AT san Francisco. Henry q.
Bell. collector of internal revenue FOR the
Fourth district OF California; Hart IA.
North. commissioner of immigration at
the port of san Francisco.
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Lindsay n Traitor.

Louisville. Jan. 27.--A Post special from
Frankfort, Ky. says after n hot debate
to-day the lower house of the general
assembly adopted resolution ca ling
upon United States Senator Lindsay to
resign If he cannot support the democrat
IL platform. During the debate such
words party traitor "recreant TO
his trust" and "eoldbug' were freely
used
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VIII Resume Work.

Denver. Col. Jan. 27.-Miners in the
northern coal district, who have been on
strike for "A couple of weeks, will re-
sumo work to-day and depend on the
state board Of arbitrator to settle the
difficulties.
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Becoming n Burden.

Washington, Jan. 27-The gold reserve
to-day reached sl63 900. the highest
point in about seven years. The accumu-
Iation is becoming something of burden
and the government is no longer encour-
aging its deposit
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a spanish Cruiser Coming.

Madrid. Jan. 27.--United States Minis
ter NOodford's note announcing the
cruise of the Maine and the reply Of
Foreign Minister Senior Guiion, intimat-
ing that "A Spanish war vessel will visit
America. are both eouched i'm markedly
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Ladies Appreciate

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Madrid, Jan. 27.-The public prosecu-
tor demands "A sentence upon Lieuten-
ant General Weyler of two months i'm
DriSOnment.
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Will Accept the Terms.

London, Jan. PA majority of the en-
gineers have voted in favor of accepting
the terms of the employers.
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Ravages of the Plague.

Bombay, Jan. n. There have been S34
deaths from the plague during the past
week
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FOR SALE

One upright standing desk. TWO stoves
with pipe. one platform scale and one
truck; all in good order.
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.-DRS. MURRAY & FREUND...

Hospital and Offices corner Quartz and
Alaska streets. Butte. Mont Telepnons
~ and ZIG for Ambulance
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02
DEATH OF REV BRONSON B. BEkRDsLEY

Rev Bronson B. Beardsley of Bridge
port. passed away at his home On Sat-
urday in the SD year uf his age. He
has often visited Newtown and is well
known by many. He was born in Trum-
bull and was the son of Nichols Boards
ley and Polly Burton. Mr. Besrdsley
has always been generous in ha benefsc-
tions and has helped many churches and
charitable organizations. He was man
Of strong convictions and possessed to q
wonderful degree his interest in the
young people ana was companion to
them when among them. He was 8
member of the South Congregational
church Of Bridgeport and has rounded
out his full four score years and entered
into rest.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Mrs J. b. Costello has returned from
Bridgeport, where she was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs w. A. Gordon.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02
HATFERToWE.
MISS RANsOM-MR BOOTH.

4 AAoo hANcOn-Ah
Richard M. Booth of this place and
Miss May n. Ransom of Danbury were
united in marriage, in Brooklyn, wednes-
day, November %. A sister Of Miss
Ransom was also married at the same
time and place. After . wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs Booth will begin hossekeep.
ing on Howard avenue, Bridgeport, In
which city Mr. Booth lie now engaged in
business. The bride is well known In
this place, where she has many friends.
Miss Eliza Harris visited with friends
In Bridgeport part Of last week.
81. P. Morgan and son have gone to
Rhode Island to remain until the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Penny of Bridgeport
were Thanksgiving guests of ]. w. Penny
and family.
Mrs Harriet Nichols of Trumbull In
visiting her sister, Mrs II. E. Stillson.
Miss Sophia Booth spent last week ia
Brooklyn, and attended the wedding Of
| ner nephew, II. III. Booth.
James Harris aud Miss Sarah left, Fri.
day, for Long Island, where they will
remain until the holidays.
Luther Stillson is doing mason work
for Mrs W. Stillson in South Center dis
trict.
Mr. and Mrs Neal Gilbert entertained
MIR and Mrs George Osborn and daughter
of Monroe land Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Gilbert
OF HuntingtowD, Thanksgiving day.
The Murray place In Huntingtown,
owned by the Field estate, has been sold
to Bridgeport parties. Thomas Perkins,
who has occupied the place for several
years, Ia moving to Blanket Meadow.
K. B. Booth and family entertained
relatives from Long Island, last week.
Patrick Lynch, at Charles Thorp's, is
very low with consumption.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

j. 81. Costello is right In season with
his new stock OF sleighs, which are said
to be dandies. He viii sell them It very
REASONABLE figures.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02
TRIEITY CHURCH.
THE SPECIAL ADVENT sERy1cEs.

THE SPECIAL ADVENT SERVICES.
The first of the special Advent SER
vices in Trinity church will be held this
(Friday) evening, December 2, st 7.30.
Sermon by Rev G. E woodcoek of An
sonia. = As the rector has been at some
pains to arrange these services it is hoped
they will be well attended.
The other preachers In the course will
be December 9, Rev C. w. BoylstoR ;
Decemb Der 16, Rev George ii. Buck; De-
cember 81, kev w. Z. Hooker.
The Sunday school Christmas tree fes-
tivsl will be held on the evening of Holy
Innocents' day, December Is.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Daniel Rearion Of Whisconier 10 Inn
proving his house, putting on new sid
ing. Austin Botsford Ia doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Miss Hattie Bristol, for five years an
efficient typesetter at TnE BIKE office, and
william .. Shepard OF Naugatuck, also
formerly employed in this office, were
married at st Paul's rectory, Brookfeid,
Saturday, November q, Rev e. L. Whit
come officiating. Mr. and Mrs Shepard
will make their home In Naugstuck.
They have the cordial wishes Of their
former associates on this paper for q
happy married fife.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Mr. and Mrs Matthias Carroll of Great
Ring have new daughter, born on No
vember 16.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Mr. and Mrs Daniel Lynch and family
wish to express their sincere thanks to
all who 30 kindly assisted during the
sickness and death of their daughter,
Mrs John r. McNamara.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Mrs J. 81. Costello and Miss Mary
Bradley drove to New Milford, last Sat-
urday, spending the day with friends.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

Miss Lizzie Scudder was home from
school duties In New Haven to pass the
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs s. s. Scudaer. Miss Stella
Skinner, supervisor Of drawing in the
New Haven schools, was also q guest at
Mr. Scudder's
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

A clerk Of Merchant Hswley, while
carting hogshssd Of molasses from the
railroad station on Saturday, was unfor-
tunste enough TO have the big barrel slip
out on the ground. The head Of the hogs
head broke open and molasses and snow
was enjoyed by the small boys. 1t was
rather Of an expensive experience for the
merchant. rf-.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-02

richest blessing attend you all your life long
-(S.J Botsford. vice president; p. ii. Nc
Carthy. secretary; HI. G. Curtis, treasurer;
Edward Taylor. c. B. Tayler. H. II. Peck. II
W. Wright, G. g. Peck. 2. C. Mitchell. r. 8
Tomlinson, John Schumacher.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-15

Raleigh News and Observer: I"b
Vance Station, Nance County, Nnvem-
Der S.-News cache here at ~ 20
o'clock tonight that the regular re-
publican train, running on the rep
pop-fusion railroad, roWdc1 with ne
grocs and whites, while crossing the
White Supremacy railroad At White
mans Station, was run into and com
pletely demolished by the Democratic
Lightning Express No. 1895. Fusion en-
CINE No. 96 was derailed and Engineer
HOlton and Fireman Aver both were
instantly killed. Conductor Russell,
Brakeman Thompson. Porter Ramsey,
Baggage Agent Dockery, Director But
Ter and President Pritchard OF the X.
+. +. railroad, all killed or mortally
wounded.-Somebody hung Grape on
Jim Forsyth's door Tuesday night as
a reminder Of the defeat his party had
received. AS a result he came up town
yesterday morning and il did not take
long to get into a fight. No damage
was done.-JOhn r. smith: Whom
the Lord lOyeth h. also chastenrth.
Further than this John Z. declined To
discuss the result.