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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06

RIOTING RAMPANT IN SPAIN AND CON
FLICT WITH TROOPS AT CARTHA-
GENA.
M'KINLEY TURNS DOWN BRYAN'S APP
PLICATIoN FOR A MAJOR GENER-
ALCY.
OFFICIAL REPORT FROM DEWEY EX-
PECTED LAST NIGHT.
SKIRMISHING ON CUBAN COAST OCCURS
DAILY.
HAWAII TO BE ANNEXED FOR A COAL
ING STATION.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06

OF Madison County, n candidate for Con-
gress in the Eighth Congressional District
OF Kentucky. subject to the action OF the
democratic party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
HON. &. G. GILBERT,

or Shelby County. is candidate for Con-
gress I'm the Eighth Congressional District OF
Kentucky, subject to the action of the dem
ocratic party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06

1t is reported that 80 were killed and
100 wounded in the battle of Manila.
The departure of the army of invas
ion at Tampa has again been delayed.
Seventy-one physicians have applied
for positions as surgeons and assistant
surgeons for the three Kentucky regi-
ments.
1t is more than probable that the
next naval battle will be pulled off
near Porto Rico. Rear Admiral Samp-
son is on his way to meet the enemy.
The president will issue proclama-
tion warning Spanish residents TO act
with circumspectiOn, IL there should be
further evidences OF efforts at spying,
there will be general expulsion.
DR.. w. b. Mcclure, formerly OF
Junction City, has been appointed by
Gov. Bradley TO assist DR.. Gardner, OF
the U. 5. army, TO examine applicants
for regimental service at Lexington.
Beef has risen in price to 81 a pound
in Havana. Theaters and schools are
closed. Blanco endeavors TO keep the
people cheerful by compelling the
newspapers TO issue extras announcing
Spanish victories.
That was an impressive spectacle
when an audience of upward OF 1000
men, at the conclusion of the Moody
meetings in.Pittsburg, joined in sing
ing patriotic hymns "a part of the
religious exercises.
When Senator Bate saw the presi-
dent in behalf of Gov. Robert l.. Tay-
lor, OF Tennessee, who wants TO be a
Brigadier General, he was informed
that the president would appoint no
civilian To these positions.
Extra war tax of the previous
amount has been levied in Porto Rico
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
WE BREAK RECORDS!
TO SERVE you.
Our Ladies Misses and Childrens
Shoe Stock

Is equai by We have several hundred sold greatly reduced
Also quality
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06

WASHINGTON, May 5, $3.50 p. NJ.
House committee will likely re-
port resolution favoring annexa-
tion OF Hawaii, as war measure
needed for coaling station If we are
to hold the Philippine Islands. Ma
Wy Department figures that report
from Dewey should arrive tonight.
LONDON, May Madrid Letter
says that the Spanish dynasty and
government are doomed.
MADRID, May 5.-Looting and
shooting continue in various prov
inces, although martial law is in
force. AT Carthagena 5000 rioted
and conflict with troops occurred.
LONDON, May eastern Tele-
graph Co. says no message has gone
To Washington from Dewey.
PARIS, May 5.-The newspaper,
Eclair, says negotiations are pend
ing between America and England
for alliance, il powers interfere.
KEY WEST, May 5.-Dispatch
boat, Leyden, returned after land
ing Cuban scouts, who communica-
ted with insurgents after engage
ment with Spanish soldiers.
WASHINGTON, May ., at 1890 A.
Mo word had come from Dewey.
A cabinet officer says in day or
two Port Rico will be ours. Presi-
dent positively refused to make
William Jennings Bryan a major
general.
KEY WEST, May 5.-The landing
of the Cubans by the Leyden was IA
stirring affair. A number of Span
ish cavalry were killed after hot
fight and dispersed by shrapnel
shells from the Wilmington.
Skirmishing all along the coast oc
ours daily.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
HON.JAS. h. McCREARX

We are authorized to announce
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
w. p. WALTON.
HON, 7. h. THOMPSON,

OF Mercer, is a candidate for denomination
for Congress in the Eighth Congressional
District Of kentucky, subject to the action
OF the democratic party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
CLOTHING!

stock full ALL We
have
use 81 Boys Knee Pants Mems Pants
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-05-06
ALCY
PORT RICO TO BE TAKEN AT ONCE.

HAWAII 10 DE ANNEAED FUh n OOtL
ING STATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
NEGROES TERRoRrzE PANA.
Citizens HuddIed I'm Groups, Gunrd-
ed by Heads of Families.

PANA, ILL, November ls-Desultory
firing In every section OF the city con-
tinued throughout the night. The ter
rorized citizens huddled in groups. which
were guarded by the heads of families,
heavily armed. Quite a number of fami-
lies left the city. and spent the night in
the country, with friends. C. II. Heath,
an ex-railroad man, whose home is in
Fiatham. a negro district was fired upon
by the blacks. and himself and family
were driven TO shelter in the country.
The blacks claimed that shots were fired
at their homes from Heath's yard,
statement which Heath denies.
WHITE MAN REPORTED KILLED.
Members OF Troop Il were kept on the
alert all night, but accomplished little. a
colored union miner reported to the police
that white man had been killed In the
Flatham District. Officers Smith and Lee.
accompanied by the negro, started for
the scene. They were met by Captain
Butler. the militia commander. who told
the officers it was unsafe for them to
enter the Flatham District. Captain But
Ter refused to send a guard to accom-
pany the officers,
WHITE MAN WOUNDED.
In the Springside District last night,
Ed. Jones. a white non-union miner, is
reported to have been shot in the back,
and dangerously wounded.
A report reached here to-day that seven
ty-fve negroes. with Winchesters, had
lined up in Springside, to clean out the
whites of that section. Captain Butler
at once sent troops to the scene.
The town has been kept in state OF
terror all evening by numerous encount-
ers between negroes and striking miners.
Both are heavily armed ahd use their
ammunition freely.
OFFICER SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
About 7 O'Clock, Deputy Sheriff Sid
Watts. who was returning from the
springside mine, where he had been on
duty. was shot from ambush. The bull
let took effect in his right arm, which
had 10 be amputated. A number OF resi-
dences have been pierced by bullets, and
those who are able to do so have SEM
their families to the country. The princi-
pal streets are patrolled by soldiers.
MOORE TROOPS EXPECTED.
Captain Butler had long conversation
by telephone with Goyano, Tanner THIS
evening, and it is said more troops WI
be here to. morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
HE CONDEMNED NICHOLAS.
DEFIANCE OF ADMIRALTY COURT.
Captain of Brinrdene shows Heels to
Naval Craft.

QUEENSTOWN. November 1S.-Some-
thing in the nature of sensation has
been caused here by the extraordinary
conduct of Captain Johnstone, command
er of the British steamer Briardene.
which arrived here on October 2lst from
New York, extensively damaged by Sc
we're weather, during which she was al
most submerged for ten days. Since that
time the Briardene has been repairing
for a passage West The Briardene was
arrested by message from the Admiral
ty Court for debt and a bailin was
placed on board Of her. The Captain oe-
termined to defy the court, and started
for Delaware Breakwater. But the pilot
who was on board refused TO navigate
the ship out of the harbor. with the re-
suit that the Captain attempted TO do so
and grounded the Briardene. TWO hours
later she was fioated off.
In the mean while, the Admiralty
Court officials communicated with the
admiral in charge of this station and the
latter sent d steam pinnace TO intercept
the Briardene The pinnace met the
Rriardene as the latter was passing out
of Queenstown harbor at full speed, and
ordered her to stop. The captain OF the
steamer paid no attention 10 the sum-
mons but continued on his way TO sea
as fast as the engines of the Briardene
could drive her, with the little pinnace
following in pursuit.
The chase was watched by excited
crowds ashore. of Spike Island the
Rriardene had completely outdistanced
the pinnace. and the latter gave up the
pursuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
nrv. MIR GUTHRIE's INSTALLATION
This Interesting Ceremony to Take
Place TO-MOrrOw.

The interesting services connected with
the Inauguration of the Rev. Donald
Guthrie. as co-pastor In tie Second Pres
byterlan church, will take place to-nor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Although Dr. Hoge is not yet able 10
take a step. or even TO stand, without
assistance, it is his purpose to be present
at the service and conduct IL, In accord
ance with the order of East Hanover
Presbytery He will be taken from mis-
house to the church. and will occupy a
large arm chair Immediately in front OF
the pulpit After an invocation prayer,
he will make a brief statement OF the
purpose for which the congregation has
been gathered. He will PROFOUND the con-
stitutional questions to Mr. Guthrie and
IN the members of the church and on re-
celvng their mutual pledges he VIII pro-
nounce and declare that Mr.. Guthrie has
been regularly installed pastor OF the con-
eregation. agreeably TO the Word 0f God.
and according to the constitution or the
Presbyterian Church.
After this a sermon will be delivered
bv the Rev. Charles c. Hersman, ID. d..
II. d.. professor in the Union 'rheoloSi-
cal Seminary. The sermon will be fol-
lowed by a charge to the pastor, by the
Rev lanes T.. Smith. ID. d., editor OF the
Central Presbyterian. and one 10 the con-
gregatlon. by Rev. Jere Witherspoon, ras-
tor OF the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church.
Or. Hoge will perform his office while
sitting In his chair, and at the conclusion
of the exercises Mr.. Guthrie Will enter
the pulpit and pronounce the apostolic
benediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
ADMINISTRATION OF CUBA.
Important Message to Washingtoh-
Americans Begging I'm Hnbana.

HABANA, November lS.-The Spanish
Evacuation Commissioners to-day de-
livered to the American commissioners
note covering information requested, on
points affecting the administration of the
island. After its receipt, Generals Wade
and Butler and Admiral Sampson held
private conference at the Trocha Hotel,
at the close of which a long cable mes
sage was sent to Washington. The strict
est reserve is maintained regarding its
contents.
or late, Habana has been almost over
run with Americans, who have arrived
here without means of support but IN
hopes of getting lucrative employment.
Scores of them are now begging on the
city streets.
The Spanish transport lsla de Panay
will sail tomorrow for Spain, with 600
sick soldiers on board, and sixty MEM
bers of the Guarda Civile, who recently
arrived here from Manzanillo, ana 700
members of the local force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
MILLS Is IN WASHINGTON.
May be brought Here for Entering
Lndy's Room.

II was learned last night that Il. H.
Mills. of this city, one of the three young
men who are wanted by the police mere
for entering the room OF young lady at
New Ford's Hotel Thursday, is In wash
ington.
A gentleman OF this city. who came
from washington last night, says he spoke
to Mills about 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon. on Pennsylvania avenue. near the
Sixth-Street Station. Mills was with a
man whom the gentleman did not Know.
Mills seems tn have left the city soon
after the warrant for his arrest vas
sworn out by Clerk George ii. Leigh, OF
New Ford's. Thursday afternoon. Inc
young men who were with him when ne
entered the lady's room are not known
here. though the name of one who came
from some point In North Carolina mas
been learned. one Of the men is sald 10
have gone into the saloon at New Ford $
yesterday His identity was not
discovered until he had left. The police
hope to capture all three of the men,
though Mills is the only one for whom
there is a warrant out. He Is charged
with being disorderly in the hotel.
The young lady, who is from Green's
boro'. n. c., left New Ford's yesterday
and went to the hospital, where she has
been treated ever since her arrival here,
early in the month. She has been stop
ping at the hotel. the physician calling
to see her. She has been most exemplary
i'm her conduct. and Is thOrougniv lazy
like in appearance and department.
Her surprise and snOck wnen the three
young men. including Mills. entered her
room Thursday morning, may be easily
imagined one of the young men she
knew. the others she had never seen.
The chambermaid was present. but the
lddy was greatly frightened. She de-
manded of the men why they came to her
room. instead Of tho parlor. II they wished
to see her, and ordered them out. They
paiu no attention, but made themselves
at home. Finally a bell boy was secured
and a message was sent to Clerk Leigh.
who quickly appeared. and ordered he
men to leave. They were very abusive.
and finally Mr. Leigh sent for an Onlcer
but they left before he arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
Dreyfus. the former French officer under
going Imprisonment for life on Devii
Island has been informed OF the revision
proceedings in his case.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
Maryland Decides to Sell All OF It's
Interests Therein.

BALTIMORE, MD, November lS-The
Board OF Public Works to-day decided TO
sell all the interest of the state OF Mary
land in the famous Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. This interest mas cost the state
i'm one way or another about s-o,vV'V".
but its present value Ia inaeterminafe, as
It is now in the hands of receivers.
II Is understood that to-days acton
was taken for the purpose OF 'enaoilns
the Baltimore and Ohio reorganization
managers to obtain title 10 the property,
and TO use 1t In connection with the pres
ent system. The canal extends from
Georgetown. ID. -, 10 Cumberland. Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
VIRGINIA MURDERER SET FREE.
The Pittsburg Authorities Release
POcahOntas Negro.

Bernard Graves. a negro who killed Ler
Hartsall (also colored) in Pocahontas two
years ago, has been set free by the Pitts
burg police after being held six weeks fol
the Virginia authorities.
Chlef-of-Police J. L. Stout. OF Pocahon-
tas, was notified of the arrest. The Pitts
burg police also notified Governor Tyler
Finally, Mr.. Stout wrote that he had no
money to defray the cost OF bringing
Graves back to Virginia, and he was SET
free in Pittsburg yesterday. Graves con-
fessed that he killed Hartsall. A woman
caused the murder.
There was never any request from the
Commonwealth Attorney OF TaZewell
county for a requisition upon the Cover
nor of Pennsylvania for Graves. other-
wise the Governor would have granted It,
He never pays any attention TO unoficial
requests for requisitiop papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
HERO AND STAGE HEROINE.
Brave Coxswain Peterson to Marry
Miss Charlotte Crane.

CHICAGO, November lS.-It is reported
that p. X. Peterson, Of Charleston, s. c.,
who was coxswain of the steam launch
that bravely followed the Merrimac TO
the mouth Of Santiago harbor, Will soon
marry Miss Charlotte Crane, the actress.
Miss Crane is the actress whose presence
at an aristocratic military ball at Charles
ton. s. c., last winter, created such
furore on the part OF the society women
of that city. Mr.. Peterson is now In
charleston Miss Crane is at present ia
mis- city. PLAYING in local theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
THE MERCEDES MAY DE RAISED.
Lieutenant Young Reports IL IN
Practica Bile to DO So.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, November 1S-
Lieutenant Lucien Young, of the con-
vorted yacht Hist, reports that it is prac-
ticable to raise the former Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes, sunk on June 9th near
the entrance of Santiago harbor, during
the engagement between Admiral Samp-
sons warships and the Spanish marine
and land batteries.
He found that she had been sunk by
opening her sea-valves; that her bottom
i'm other respects is in good condition,
and that by simply plugging the valves
she can be easily pumped dry and raised
The hull is now resting upon the edge
OF the channel bank, with about 10 feet
oyerhanging. A southwest gale would
roll her into the channel, effectively block
ing the entrance 10 the harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
WILL TEST BANKING LAW.
State Legislature of Georgia Agains'
state Bank Tax.

ATLANTA, GA, November 1s.-The
House Of Representatives has passed bill
providing for test of the constitution
ality OF the Federal tax OF 10 per cent. Oh
State bank issues. The bill provides that
a commission, consisting OF the treasurer
comntroller. and Governor of the State,
shall issue circulating currency notes TO
the extent of rs per cent. OF its capital
stock 10 any bank applying for the same.
These notes will then be used as ordi-
nary legal-tender. and II the government
nrosecutes the bank. or attempts TO collect
The 10 per cent tax, the Attorney-Gen-
erai of the State is TO appeal the case
10 the Supreme Court or the United
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
To LURE RICH MEN TO VERMONT.
NH to Enable Them tn Escape Heavy
Taxation.

MONTPELIER. VT. November lS.-
Governor Smiths special taxation bill
passed the House yesterday. 1t provides
for board OF tax examiners. empowered
a. make an agreement with non-resdents
,sbo Will enter the State and I've here
os 10 taxes for period not TO exceed
thirty years. The object OF the measure
n,har states have been heavily assessed.
70 enter Vermont under a contract that
tpeir taxes shall not be above specified
amount FOR specified period.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
on for Macon.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, November IS
Special )---Amid the torrents of rain and
an accumulation OF three days mud. the
Sixth Virginia Colored Regiment broke
camp here this morning The regiment
left this afternoon for Macon, Ca, Where
il will go into camp az part Of the Third
brigade First Division. First Corps. on
account Of the designations OF number
of the white officers having been forward
ed 10 Governor Tyler, OF Virginia. these
officers contemplate staying with the
reeiment at Macon bat short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
RRYAN,s HEALTH STILL BAD.
The NebraslSan Granted a Further
Leave Of Absence.

LINCOLN, NEB., November B-Colonel
William ]. Bryan's health does not mend
as rapidly as he hoped 1t would, and to-
night. on the recommendation of his ply
sicians, he was granted an additional ten
DAYS leave of absence, which permits him
20 remain i'm Lincoln until December 4th.
Colonel Bryan complains of u lack OF
his usual strength and vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tOmac X. X. Change of Schedule
November 20, 1sDS.

Sunday, November 10Th. at noon, the
winter schedule of the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad Will be-
come effective, with the exception or the
famous New York and Florida Special"
which will be put in service on January
l6, 1899
The arrangement OF trains will be as
follows:
NoRTH-BOUND.
Leave Richmond at
3:93 \. NJ, daily. instead Of 4:1o 4. NJ,
arrive New York 1:OS r. NJ.
S:2O A. NJ. Sunday only as now.
S:45 A. NJ. daily. except Sunday. as now.
u noon daily. except Sunday as now.
Arrangement Of coaches and Pullman
cars for above trains as now.
7:40 r. NJ. daily, instead of 712 Il. NJ.
Pullman sleeping-cars from Richmond 10
New York, and from Washington 10 Phil
adelphia.
SOUTH-BOUND.
Arrive Richmond at
$40 A. NJ. daily, as now. Pullman
sleepng-car from New York to Rich
mond
$3.50 p. NJ daily except Sunday, instead
OF 2:45 p. NJ. No change in arrangement
OF cars.
7lO p. NJ. daily, as now. Arrangement
of cars as now.
$40 p NJ. daily. instead OF s:36 =. NJ.
Arrangement OF coaches and Pullman
cars same.
There will be no change In times OF ar
rival and departure of Ashland and
Fredericksburg accommodation trains.
The train arriving Richmond at $3.50 p.
NJ. daily except Sunday instead of 2:i5
p. NJ. makes additional and later con
nectlons from Philadelphia. Baltimore.
and Washington
The train arriving Richmond at 7:lo Y.
NJ. daily also makes later connections at
Washington from New York. Philadel-
phia. and Baltimore.
The train arriving Richmond at $50 p.
NJ. dnstead of s:36 p. M makes later
departure from Washington. leaving
there at p. NJ. instead OF 4;4o p. NJ.
Under this schedule convenient eonnec-
tions can be made TO and from Plttsburg.
Buffalo Boston, and other northern and
eastern cities.
w. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic ManaRer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
ROOM IN IRON AND STEEL.
Production This Year VIII break the
Record.

CHICAGO, November B-Iron and
Steel tomorrow will say: Enough is
known of the iron and steel trade for
the year 1898 to establish the fact that
production for the year will exceed any
Thing in history The demand from car
works is almost prodigious. Within the
past few days fresh orders for about 5000
cars have been let, the buyers including
the Erie. Pennsylvania, the Baltimore
and Ohio. and several western systems.
Most of this work has been placed with
western works.
The tightness Of the car situation Is
more severe than was expected, and the
carriers are losing traffic in large volume
because they cannot furnish cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
uABANA STREET CAR HOLD UP
Passengers Made tn Deliver In True
Western style.

HABANA. November II (via KEY
WEST, FLA, November 1S)-At midnight
last night a car on the line running from
this city TO Jesus del Monte, suDurp,
was held up by a gang of robbers close
TO the Crstina Station.
Every passenger in the car was forced 10
throw up his hands, and the thieves tnen
took their valuables. After this WORK had
been accomplished the car was allowed
10 proceed on its way.
The place where the robbery took place
was dark and deserted spot, and we'll
chosen for the crime, as no police We're
on duty there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
Both Were Surprised.

One of the proprletors Of Broad-street
dry-goods house had occasion to return
10 the store last night 10 finish up some
important clerical work and was greatly
s''-nrised when he had been at his desk
only few minutes, 10 see man Walk MAJ
uu rom near the elevator opening. The
intruder was even more surprised, ana
retreated much more hastily than he had
come up He had effected an entrance
from the rear of the store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
Disaster on Pacific Coast.

NEWPORT. OGN.. November B.-News
has lust been received from Alsea Bay,
sixteen miles below here, that the sailing
vessel Atlanta is ashore. She had a crew
ashore alive. The vessel was bound from
Tacoma for an African port. with wheat.
she has broken I'm two. The Atlanta Is
of about 220O tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
Change of Schedule ON the Atiantfc-
Coast Line.

Special attention is called 10 the change
~ schedule OF the Atlantic-coast Line.
taking effect Sunday, November 18th.
They have also put on an additional train
between Richmond and Petersburg. This
train leaves Richmond at il:30 A NJ, ar
rives Petersburg l2ol p. M; returning,
,eaves Petersburg =. NJ. arrives Rich
mond 1881 T.. NJ. Stops only at Manches-
ter on signals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-19
TEXANS FOR MOUNTED POLICE.
They VIII Guard Road from Habann
to Matauzas.

FORT WORTH. TEN. November IS
Fourteen well-known Texans, under the
lead OF Lieutenant Gates. OF Dallas
county, recently members OF the First
Texas Volunteers. leave tonight for Cuba
TO do police service for the government.
There will be twenty-five mounted men
stationed between Matanzas and Habana.
OF which fifteen Texans will be part.