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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-11
In the Absence of Mr., Mayo Definite
Information is Lacking.
Efforts Being Made TO Form Great
Plug Combine Under Name of the
Continental Company Failing
10 Buy the Wright Concern
Attention was Turned TO
the Mayo Factory,

1t has been rumorcd for several days
ia tobacco circles that the American To-
bacco Company had bought out the firm
Of T. d. Mayo g. Brother
This report was more widely circulated
yesterday than at amy previous ume but
it could not be verified for ,nc reason that
Mr. Mayo. The president of tHc concern.
and Mr.. Thomas Atkinson. the vice-pras-
idout. were both out of the city. Mr. T.
g.. Mayo. the secretary and treasurer of
the company. said the sale had not been
made.
The American Company has been anx-
ious TO add the Mayo factory t0 its long
Nst of manufactures But it SIS stated by
one in "a position 10 know that the direct
negotiations between tho American Com
pany and Mayo 81 Brother have been
brief ana have failed to bear fruit
A PLUG COMBINE.
For some time there has been move
mcnt ON foot 10 form great company
for the manufacture and sale of plug toe
bacco. The Mayo firm has received and
considered various propositions tO enter
into this combine bat it is denied that
it has done sO yet admitted that it may
accept of The terms offered
Tho American Company has recently
bought outright the Drummoud Company
of ST. Louis. which had previous to the
sale been seeking 90 form % combination
with Mayo d. Brother. and other mauu-
facturers of plug. Now. it is stated that
The American viii f0rm sort of ad-
iunct company under Tie name of the
Continental for The manufacture of plug
and Chat MayO's factory is tO he em-
braccf in the plug combine
FAILED TO SECURE WRiGHTS.
The American Company has boon try-
ing hard to ada FOB its DISC of factories one
in Richmond that has % large eastern
trade. It had about sompletcd ueeotia-
uons for tho factory OF the j. Wright
Company when Major Fred. R Scott
the president OF that concern. died. After
his death the NEGOTIATIONS fen through
and plans were then set on foot 10 acquire
the Mayo factory.
It SIS generally understood in tobacco
circles that the firm win either sell out-
right or it viii become part of come
bine which viii Doe practically. if not de
rectly part of the American Company
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LAST RITES OVER
GEORGE SAXT0N
The President and Mrs, Mckinley
Present--Many Expressions OF
SYmpathy--ServiCes Simple.

CANTON. ONO, Oct. l0-The funeral
services over the remains of George q.
Saxtou. held at tao Al g.. Barber resl-
dencc 10 O'Clock this afternoon. were
very short and simple. They Were cone
Quoted by Rev O. b. NIsan pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, the home
church of the SaXt0us assisted by The
Rev. Dr. 6. j.. Manchester pastor OF the
First Methodist church. with which IIes-
idsut Mckinley is associated in the pres-
euce OF tle relatives and nearest islauos.
A QuartettC consisting of Mr. Herman
J.. Kuhus and Mrs Elizabeth Frease
Smith and Messrs. Herman kuhns and
Franklin p. Firrmau. t0uchiugiy sang
hymn at the opening. Rev. Mllliean reac
q selection of Scripture and d. Mancnos-
Ger offered prayer No remarks Werc
made by either c.ercymen.
To THE GRAVE.
Many people gathered about the Barber
residence and along the way which was
taken hv the funeral cortege TO West
Lawn Cemetery where the remains were
consigned 20 their LAST resting place in
the SaXton family loC Here the usual
commitment service Was rehearsed by the
officiating ciereymen.
To the many foral offerings sent TO the
President and members Of the family
have been added food of telegrams and
letters from friends in an parts Of the
world.
Among the messages received was
cablecram from the President and fam
ily o. The Peace Commissioners fin Paris.
EXPRESSIONS or SYMPATHY.
In his brief walks about the city for
exercise and as we'll as about the house.
people Of an classes have everywhere
given the President expressions Of the
deepest sympathy and coincidence 10 the
family In their SAD affiiction.
Among the most frequent and most
svfnpathetic callers at the house have
been the returned volunteer soldiers OF
the army sent TO Cuba several hundred
OF whom are here on furlough
Mrs Anna r.. George, who Is charged
with the murder Of SaNton, was arraigned
before Justice Reigner his morning She
pleaded nor guilty and the preliminary
hearing was set for Tuesday afternoon
o. next week. Mrs. George vas taken
back to Jail
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voices 20 da. more pacific mood. which
is apparently obtaining in Paris. saying.
I'VE shall probably not risk a war
with Great Britain for nominal sovereign
~ over territories at am immense dis-
tance from our possessions ON the At
lantc They are as inaccessible from
our coast anncSations as the mountains an
the moon. We can retain our honor with
out retaining Fashoda. Prudence should
prevent us from loadins ourselves with
TOO much territory We must Doe colonial
hut In moderation
The newspapers of Paris this evening
take a calm Wow a. the situation and
plead for moderation. They express
sincere desire for a friendly settlement
Of the question when Major Marchand 5
report arrives.
The prevailing view of political men IS
that The French Cabinet Will find a Way
ont Of the difficulty iu the report asked
from Major Marcha0d who 30 is said in
response 20 q hint from the lreuoh For
eign Office. win declare that his position
at Fashoda is untouable.
The publication OF such "a report. it is
held would fully Justify the French gov
ernment in recalling him.
LONDON. oct 1.-THE morning papers
an renew their comments upon the FASH
oda situation. but upon neither oic the
channels is any idca given expression that
the affair Is likely 90 lead To- war. The
worst that can happen is the resignation
Of NJ Delcasse. the French Foreign Minister
or perhaps the whole ministry but were
it not for the delicate internal situation
I'm France. arising out of the Dreyfus af-
fair and the strike the Fashoda incident
would Involve no danger whatever.
The general atttud of responsible jour
nails in Paris is to wait for the arrival of
the text OF the Bluc-oook dispatches be-
fore committing themselves % o. decided
lrLul.u
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INDIANS NOT
YET PACIFIED.
SUNDAYS Conference Had No Result,
Pine Point indians Profess Friend
ship to the Whites.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI oct 1O-The
Federal and State authorities are now
working iu harmony toward the queiing
of tile Indian revolt General Bacon Of
f.red 90 come down from Walker this
evening To- confer with Governor Cloush,
but tine latter advised conference by wire.
BACONS MESSAGE
lie received tine following message from
General Bacon.
situation bad. conference yesterday
resulted in nothing None of the Indian
chiefs were there. Lumbermen are ali
coming 90 walker. Troops needed az
Cass Lake"
Nevertheless. the Governor believes
that the situation Is well in hand and
that the recalcitrants are practically sur
rounded by soldiers.
CHIPPEWAS FRIENDLY.
From Park River the Governor has re-
ceived Il personal statement, signed by
Chief Ned Gay Baug Nanoway Rush, as
follows:
"Plne Point. October I've the Chip
pewa Indians. al Pine Point beg 20 state
TO the public that We are perfectly friend
ly 20 the whites, and have no ill-feeling,
or are IN any way hostile. We have de-
cided al the council not to take any part
whatever In the Leech Lake trouble
A company Of fifty volunteers has been
offered 90 the Governor from Litchheid
TROOPS NEEDED.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. oct l0.-A
special 20 the Journal from Cass Lake.
says that armed bucks are undoubtedly
proceeding south. Calls were received
from Bermidi for troops but none were
sent as this was considered the more cru
cial point
There IS considerable apprehension and
an undoubted necessity for troops 10 allay
fears In the smaller towns.
ST. PAUL MINI, oct l0.-Two COM
paries Of militia started from Duluth this
evening for Bermidiji, that town having
called for protection.
TROUBLE al rORTAGE LAKE.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, oct. 1O.-The
following telegram has Just been re-
cofvei from Superintendent blanchard.
OF the Northern Pacific az Barker MINI:
Woman just 30 az McGregor from
Portage Lake. four miles west Of here.
reports two dozen Indians in war paint
Gontlnuod on Second Psge)
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Believed That Such VIII Inspire the
American Commission.
PARIS PAPERS ARE ANXIOUS
In Behalf of the Spanish Cause-Thcy
Say the United States Should lie
Generous 10 Spain-Thc Cost or
the Cuban and Philippines
Campaign will Exceed
3,6oO,o0O,OO0 Pesctas

PARIS. oct lO-The United states
Peace Commission held two sessions to-
day They were devoted TO acquiring and
Weighing evidence relative to all the
questions under consideration OF the
commissioners. n is believed that the
questions now being discussed relate 10
cuba and the adjustment OF the debt OF
that island. The Paris newspapers show
evidence OF anxiety IN behalf OF the Span
ish cause.
WILL BE GENEROUS.
The Gaulois this morning reviews tho
political situation and draws the con-
clusion that between the alleged Re
publican purpose OF expansion and tho
Democratic opposition thereto President
Mckinley and the United States Commits
sion will be inspired after an with the
sentiments OF generosity which are the
honor Of victorious nation"
The keynote of these expressions seem
70 have been sounded by a Spanish dip
lomat 90 an American here last week.
the diplomat saying that the United
States should be generous to Spain. Thct
remark and the utterJnces Of the French
press give To each other added signih-
canoe.
COST OF THE WAR.
4 dispatch from Madrid this morning
says the cost OF the Cuban and Philip
pine campaigns Will exceed 3eo0og0o~
pesetas
NJ jules Cambon the former French
Ambassador at Washington. arrived jn
Paris this morning Tie VIII remain hero
for two months
COMPARED TO ENGi AND
PARIS, oct l0-The Eyentment to-day
publishes the substance OF an Interview
with Mr.. Chamberlain British Secretary
OF State for the Colonies. who IN now in
America. I'm which the Englishman Is
quoted as saving ne considers the United
states owing 60 the recent war 10 be
In the same position as Great Britain In
Egypt. adding that the United states
has the same imperative duty TO Keep
the Philippine Islands.
Mr.. Chamberlain Is said 20 have add
cd: THE moment has arrived for The
United states 10 prepare for an extension
OF It's territory and if she can realize this
idea she will not refuse Great Bii,aM's
support. United the United States. Great
Britain and Canada wil, be invulncrablc.
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THE SAXT0N MURDER.
The Coroner Examining Into the Facts
Connected with IL.


Connected with It.
CANTON. o., oct. tO-To-morrow the
state viii Doe called upon in the Justice $
Court to present the evidence on which
it is expected TO hold Mrs. George 20 the
grand jury for the murder Of George d.
saxton The defence have summoned
bus one witness. The coroner has spent
the day examining Witnesses lie took
the testimony of Airs. Althouse. i'm front
Of whose house the tragedy occurred.
Mrs AlthOuse testified.
II was not at home Friday night when
the shooting occurred. have not been
there from Monday evening, except on am
eland during Wednesday. 1 was taking
care of sick sister-in-law. Mr.. Saxton.
for AN know may have ridden out To-
the house chat nignt to See if ! Bas at
home as Dee did not know how long
ml-h. be away He has gone there be-
fore in my absence and attended 20 the
bird and other things about the house.
lie had a pass key that opened the door.
lie attended 60 the bird and the flowers
at the house this summer while L was
away
Russell. Hogan. % neighbor boy, testified
having seen what appeared 10 be wo-
man ire several shots and then walk
away through % vacant lot.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. lO-The Asso-
ciated Press has received the following
HUNTSVILLE. ALA. oct. 10.-in con-
tradiction tO a. recent statement published
in the Cincinnati Post this is to certify
that there is not and has not been case
or yellow fever or a case of even remote
suspicion in this city of Hustviile, Ala.
at the present time or since this has been
~ camp. n fact there has not been a
case in the county since 1873 and then the
city was made place of refuge for the
citizens Of Memphis and then the only
cases were those oi three refugees from
Memphis
Please give This proper circulation.
0simeU JERE MURPHY. Mayor
S Gonzolas. of General Skaters army
in Cuba
T Johnston chairman of the Board OF
Health and county health officer
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NEW YORK, oct l0.-An attempt W =,
made to-day go sell az auction the Brit
steamship Adsla. which was captured
the United States cruiser Marblehead
and the auxiliary cruiser Vixen while
she was attempting 20 run the blockade
at Guantanamo. The auction was held IN
the Federal building by order OF United
states Marshal Barnes. OF the Southern
District Of Georgia under tie decree Of
Judge Emory Speer. of the United States
District Court for that district The upset
price was So 600. and no offer was made.
The sale was postponed
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THEY MUST LEAVE.
Evacuation Of Porto Rico 20 bcFinish-
ishcd 10y October 18th.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO oct. 10.
The American evacuation commission
ers received an important communication
from Washington Yesterday, and spec
cial meeting was 40 once called to con-
slider 30 and 10 formulate ID course of ac-
ton
AT The Joint session Tonight the Ameri-
cans told the Spaniards it, would Doe me-
cessarv TO complete the evacuation of
the island by October 18Th. undertaking
to- supply transportation for She remain
der OF the Spanish troops at that date
if 10 should be necessary.
DR. Hu.dekoper will return to- Wash
ington at the first opportunity to meet
any charges. lie viii stand ON his Chick
amauga record and his work done here,
which is approved by his superiors. Ho
says he will make trouble for amy un-
just accusers and is prepared TO de-
maud "A board of inquiry.
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WASHINGTON. oct. l0.-General Leon
ard wood reports % the War Department
tonight as follows
Relative to the health OF the American
troops at Santiago:
Fever cases MI kinds. t69l total sick
cases. 1l30. Deaths: Joshua W Johnston.
Company H. Third r. s. Volunteers. yell
low fever. october sth. Albert Delaney.
corporal. Company l.. Ninth O.. s. yolun-
teers, bilious fever, october Sth.
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FOR IRISH UNION.
John Dillon Wants Conference o'
Ten 10 Draft u Scheme.

GLASGOW. oct 1l.-John Dillon. anti
Parnellite member Of Parliament from
East Mayo at banquet given here TINS
evening in his honor. made practical bd
for the reunion of the sections % the
Irish party lie said ne wished that
conference Of ten representative lrishmen
half nominated by Nj John Redmond
and the other half by himself, could meet
and draft a scheme TO reconcile the differ
encos among the Irish Nationals, the
scheme then 10 be submitted TO the lead
Ing Irishmen Of the country al O. conven-
fIln.
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SUPREME COURT MEETS,
After a Summers Vacation They Are
Ready for business Again.

WASHINGTON. oct. 10.-The ful term
of the United states Supreme Court be-
gan at noon to-day the justices coming
together after an extended summer vaaa-
ton There was added interest iu the
re-assembling this year. owins to the
importance of some of the cases about TO
be- decided including the test on the
legality of the Railroad Tariff Assoc.a-
uons.
AT 1890 the court adjourned until toe
morrow, when the call of the docket be-
gins
The first decisions are expected 20 be
handed down Monday next
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NEW YORK. oct 1o-Tom ORouke. in
behalf of Tom Sharkey posted S-500 with
Honest John Kelley to-day as an ace
ceptance of Corbetts challenge issued
yesterday 90 fight anybody. 10 has been
agreed that articles shall Dee drawn toe
morrow. the fight TO take place about
November 25th.
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WASHINGTON. Oct lQ-The commits
si0ner Of internal revenue has held that
where cotton SIS received for storage and
"a storage charge is made whether for q
month or any other time or whether for
one bale or more. the receipt evidencins
this is a subject 10 taxation. II. however.
the receipt Is given for weighing sampins
and drayage. lt .s aot subject 10 taxa
ffon
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APPEAL FOR HELP.
President Asked to Aid yellow Fever
suncrers-No Alarm Felt.

WASHINGTON. oct l0.-The appeal
made 10 President Mckinley by the State
Board OF Health authoriucs at Jackson.
Miss. for aid in the way Of subsistence
and medical help to meet The conditions
arising from the yellow fever epidemic,
has been referred 10 the Marine Hospital
Service DR. Wyman the Surse0n-G, -
cral and mis- assistants. took the matter
up promptly to-day. but have not as yet
determined what recommendation to
make.
Surgeon-Genoral Wyman feels that The
situation is not at an alarmins and wine
the fever may spread slishtly ID is only
q question of time when wi,h tAe appear
ance OF cold weather. it viii Doe checked.
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WAS YELLOW FEVER.
A Suspicious Case on a West Indian
Fruit Steamer

death which occurred to-day on board the
Norwegian steamer Banan an Reedy ls-
land. Delaware Bay has been diagnosed
bv the quarantine station as yellow fever
TIRE Banan is a fruit steamer and plies
between Philadelphia and Fort Antonio.
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Need Have No Fear.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. oct. lO.-Tht
general committee having in charge tht
arrangements for the Christian conven
rion. which meet here this week, leQucsU
the Associated Press 90 state there 1
no yellow fever in Chattanooga or any
where near Chattano0ga. People attend
Ing the meeting need have no fear 0
the disease.
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OFF FOR OMAHA.
The President Left Canton Last Night
for the Exposition.


CANTON. o.. oct l0.-Presidont Nc
Enlcy boarded the Omaha special train
at $40 tonight and Will reach Chicaeo
at7A. NJ. leaving an hour later on the
N0ithWt stern rOld.
AIRS. Mckinley remained in Canton iut
VIII Join the President in Chicago ln
time for The peace jubilee.
The members of the party ou the PENN
sylyanla special are the President Secre-
trv Bliss. Secretary Wilson. Assistant
Secretary of War Meikeiohn. Secretary
John Addison Porter and Assistant Sec
retarv Cortelyou. Posmaster-General
smith and Secretary Gage are eHpect-d
To join the party at Omaha.
Governor Shaw of Iowa. and IBIS stan
viii take the train at Clinton. Iowa. in
order 90 be present at the exposition cn
Wednesday. Presidents Day
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VfRDEN. ILL. Oct. i0.-The strike
leaders detailed twenty of their number
tonight as special policemen 90 watch the
miners and keep them out Of trouble.
Five hundred miners are kept In the vi
entity OF the stockads, watching FOR the
Alabama negroes who are expected to-
night
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first morning out. not over 40 per cent.
answered sick can and each morning.
thereafter the Improvement vas 80 rAplu
that the morning sick call OF to-day sho"
ell but rs per cent OF the men hl.
The quarters were kept in splendid or
der and everything was an good condition.
The health officer made an inspection and
permitted the transport 20 proceed.
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NO SMALLPOX HERE.


An alarming rumOr Was current last
nlght to the effect chat "a case OF small-
pox had developed in this city in the
person Of negro at the corner of North
and Boyd streets.
Dr. Obpenhimer. president of the Board
of Health when seen. stated that the
case had been INVESTIGATED and was
proven To- be only a case of chicken-poN.
and that there were mo suspicious cases
iu the city
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THE FASRODA QUESTION.
Salisbury is Firm and France in a
More Pacitic Mood.

LONDON. oct l0-Comments in public
and the newspapers show that the Mar
Qns of sausburys determined stand on
tho question OF the occupation OF Ia
sloda has come as most agreeable re-
lei and as disposiug OF All the stories
Of O. compromise No whisper of dissent
s. heard anywhere. Both friends and op-
poncnts OF the Premier are rejoicing in
the fact that In publishing the blue book
on the fashoda question he mas burned
bis bridges behind him.
while it Is recognized that the situa-
ton by this publication has become more
didcult Tor France. there IS almost entire
absence of disposition anywhere 10 believe
that France proposes TO press her claims
10 the point of danger.
The Matin. which is directly inspired
bv the French Foreign once. and which
va. icgomo. in ussinS oAtgemis. ,ic@S.
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Proportion of Sick No Greater Than
in the Civil War.
ADEPOT C0MMISSARY EXAMINED
Rations i'm Front OF Santiago We're
Generally Abundant-A Shortage
in Coffee and Sugar owing
20 Difficulty in Landing.
General shaitcr',
Orders.


y,sugatiua Commis 0n had thro. wilt
- t....,. 60 ,o.r..
,...t
captain culver "i ''7 ''i'-'"' a
Riders. Dr. Hys'll, chief surgeon oi tne
Second Division. located at Camp
..s ,f..t.~ ...t,..a,. cbo ,,s.
,...
ln charge oi various ''Hiiiii7 'if "-'''.
Captain culver hat been stationed "i
C3-,n .rh,mas. Chletauauea from Nay
.....--t .... cl-.,,,t...,.
llth. The food. ne s"lo' seneta"F was
abundant and good ON one occasion
l,. r,es+ ,,a. tainted hrt it was COM
.s -...-5 t.,,.
''i''..' '""
ever. that The tainted meat was n'i n""-
ly snolt and hc would have been glad
,norcn fo hate had use of DO fn the civil
Captain culver wsulllned am i"r'"I'.
When LIe bacon yea was ""l "Nl "''
Wnrh lNr 'nMl-'I't NIfl A'ilf'N I'D.
There was shortage oi l."l'A'' N"'
these defects had been speedily Iento.eN.
NOT EXCESSIVE.
C.,..t, l...r,..,. .s,.t.g chat sf ono firna
,,,.',.,--,,.,, -. tt- man wore -frk d..
.f.,,'.i,. ,i,o ,'.,n,,,i,, nat eyraeetye
.... ..r'...r tl,ar l,irir.. ths arst dl,s of
d., 'ci,..l y,,r and urffi the man learned
H.. l...rd ,,ror tho army ration and not
t. Wv. .,,,s.'i. for food De ftourbt the
,.t.s s.t4 O.. ho mon vere Qeo,esome
-5 .l., e,ft tnsf much stale fried
obilton v.as sold 4, th.r
Iu conclusion Cautaln Culver said he
t1d NV, ,...,r.lsi,,- to. mako of The tre.lt-
mont o,.oart ir fre Location off his traore
I'm rbon-oods H. had protested AGAINST
fhis location.
Dr Irv..r testified taot he had been a
snrreon in tso civn war and Since th.n
sal5 thst I,. had l.aan ln general practice.
All the carly cases of typhoid were
treated in tbe re.Iuental hospitals and
The patients were NOT isolated until after
The construction of the division hospital
where typhoid and suspicious cases were
Isolated and the men were well attended
bv uhvsiciaus ana rurraf. though at times
one nurse would have charge of thirty
men. THE sinks were Kept covered with
earth. but pr Hyseu san that no special
Drecaution was taken to disiufact ves-
sells going TO and from the sinks ln
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WILL SOON Be OURS.

The Evacuation Of Porto Rico viii be
Completed Next Week.
MADRID. oct lot IS said that the
evacuation Of Porto Rico Will De COM
pleted next week and that the evacua-
tion of Cuba Will De accomplished by the
end of November. The government is
employing twenty-one vessels In the re-
patrlati0n OF the troops. The soldiers
have received their pay for June. and on
landing On Spain they viii receive two
months pay and be given civilian cloth
ing and be mustered out Of the service.
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To Sail From Ponce.

PONCE. PORTO RICO. oct. m.-Gene-
raj Oswald Ernst with his stan and tho
Sixteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers with
all the convalescents OF that regiment
win leave to-day on the Minnewiski for
New York.