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he Proves II.

You said you loved me better than
your life. Edwin. -
Well, did | not give up the life /
was living for youg'-Desrois Journal
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Recruiting Office.

For the cause of Cubans. Whoever
wants to enlist must purchase suit of
clothes at Gatzek, the tailor's, No. 10
north tenth street. If
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9Fos Sale.

room frame house and A vacant lots on the
uorth-e corner of 14th aud north g. street.
" i'll sell st bargain, address T. =. WEIGH,
ID limo Morrow, Ono
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Marriage Lie enses

Harry B. Powers and Pearl n. He'd
rick, Dublin.
Edwin Pepper and Emma McWhin-
ney, Richmond.
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Superintendent Oarlinoton's Condi
tion

Superintendent F. G.. Darlington of
the Pennsylvania lines is slowly recov-
ering his power of speech. He is now
able to articulate the words yes" and
mo-" but nothing else. The base Of
his tongue is paraly zed. and, while his
physician hopes for ultimate recovery,
he is yet far from it.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-20
Mason as q Boy Joker.

Senator William T.. Mason always
has been a joker. Even when a school
boy he never let chance pass without
having his fun at the expense of some
one else.
When he was public school pupil,
the boys knew as much about ''crib
bing' as they do now, and it was moth
ing new for them TO conceal needed in
formation on their cuffs or inside their
watches.
One day when Willie Mason was
taking an examination the keen eyed
teacher observed him take out his watch
every minute or two. The pedaeogue
grew suspicious. Finally he strobe
slowly down the aisle and stopped in
front Of Willie's desk
Let me see your watch. be com
manded.
All right, sir. was the meek re-
ply. The teacher opened the front lid.
He locked somewhat sheepish when he
read the siuele word. Fooled"
But be was a shrewd man. He was
not to b. thrown OF the scent so easily
He opened the back lid. Then be was
satisfied. There he read:
Fooled again New York World.
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Her Proof

Shea woman Is Drawer than a man
He-What. Why, a woman is afraid
~ mouse,
She-Ies, and q man is afraid of tina,
iarne wonan.-New York Journal
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Richmond Palladium.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1898.


WAsHNsroN. D. c., April 20.-For
Indiana: Fair tonight, light frost,
W. rmer, fair Thursday.
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Bllwood Morris & Co.
PLEASANTS co.

PapererS and Painters.
Fine, up-to-date work specially
All kinds of work done with neatness
and dispatch. Office, room I second
floor, Grand hotel. Residence, Io7
south seventeenth street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
BIO w N UP BY POW DER
FOuR-STORY BUILDING IN ST. LOUIS
Is 4 TOTAL Loss.
Two Persons Fatally and Others Sc
riousiy Injured by Flying Glass,
Flying Debris and II Runaway.

St. T.ouls scntor,hor ~
-, ...',,' ~" explosion
oi powder today in the rear Of the four
story building at 40 North Fourth street.
occupied nv G. G w NI.dn s;hi.,,
tocLIo "'"e
"'N 'p''''ne Soou7' set the store on
tlre' ana caused It's destruction ami r.
suited In the injury CT a number NJ nsonla
seve,al of ubnm win 1io V''''
r-,,., Va N's
f"'''iS 'hJnleo' plorehce lfgoy dying
at city hospital. Pauline Brecker. dying al
tho city hospital
Wounded Tom German salvage c,r,,s
cut by glass; Joseph Angelo enginn m
tain. No. 10, cut by glass; joe Drtter en-
glne company No. 6. hit bv falling walls
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SITUATION IN HAVANA
REMAINS or COLUMBUS ExHUMED
IN A SECRET MANNER.
Many SIN Dying from Starvation.
Colonial Cabinet Releasing
Murdercrs.

Havana. via Key West, September IT,
Mystery and secrecy surrounds ali the OFF,
clal acts OF the Spanish government. Espe-
cially was this the case in exhuming toe
remains OF Columbus, and this fact has
caused much unfavorable comment and
given rise to grave rumors which, Though
unc0nfirmed, appear to have some iounua-
ton, as there mas not been attempt at de-
NAL OF the many sources. The removal OF
uhe remains, wnicn should certaIniy have
Detn puDilc ceremony, was vailed IN the
deepest mystery anu enected behind CLOSED
doors OF the cathedral, which was guarded
by an armed force.
Nnen the remains were placed In the
mausoleum, the caskel was enclosed IL
appears that the cashet has been tempered
with and ritled Of lis contents and further
rumors say that only portions of the re-
mains are left.
The distress, disease. death and starva-
ton at Matanzas continue undated The
daily average OF deaths on the street cor
ners exceeds twenty and the conditton OF
the poor In Havana is mucn better than in
Matanzas. Mothers. gaunt and ia ,nisned,
hugging the shadows of SIX Teton chilli Il
tneir breasts, begging fDr tool, fan BY tho
wayside, but the government refuses to ad-
NIT the gravity o. the situation and has
closed the soup Kitchens procla ming 20 the
world that want and destituti0n no longer
exist there.
The colonial cabinet Is making record
worthy or ITS Spanish predecessors. The
Wholesale pIrdoning OF NE criminals LACEY
by the colonial society has caused great
sensation. The case which caused the
greatest revulsbon OF popular sentiment Is
That OF tlorenune Nila, who was serving
lie sentence for murder committed four
years ago. Which at the tine diused an i'm
| mense sensation owing 20 the crcum
stances surrounding, uhe crime and was
known as one of tine cause celebre of tho
century His pardon came a bomb,
causing such surprise hore and in Spain
that the Madrid government last night
olbled Ito the colonial cabinet demanding
| TO know the reasons on which the pardon
| was based.
This case was not the only one Of flaring
| irregularlty. Criminals of the deepest dye
| sentenced for the most horr,Ole and Ia
human crimes are daily pardoned by the
colonial cabinet. This causes the graycst
| fears in every rank Of society and dis,rust
| and apprehension LIS to the future more
| than any other agency and reacts in favor
| OF annexation by the United States as the
menacing the preservation of law and order
| by turning loose criminals upon the con-
| munity.
General Blanco has signed decree re-
| leasing all political prisoners cCefined n
| the fortress OF the island. lx,t 1he eiict has
| mt yet been published.
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The YELLOW FEW
REPORT FROM MISSISSIPPI Nj
VERY ENCOURAGING,
Disease Said to Have Origlustsi
New Orleans and the Fever III
pected to Spread.

Jackson, Miss, September 2s.-S
Cases OF yellow fever have been NJ
in West jackson tonight. The u
looks somewhat more reassuring al
the wide range of exposure IS couil
the slowness of the disease In spn
rs regarded by the board of health d
Vicious. Provisions have been sent N
the Gordon TO the 1000 negroeI q
inside.
DIS. Cant and Waldsker. report q.
OF yellow fever at Water Valley. Al
essary precautions have been taketl
Dr.. II. NJ. Foulhes. coast insptgtal
Stale board of health at Biloxi, ar
ordered to investigate Poplarvllle
three cases have been II ported.
DR.. HARRISON sends the following
from oxford:
"One new case; depopulation cur]
About 100 people left today for NuF1
detention camp"
DR.. Dunn, now stationed at Wlrei]
been ordered to Rolling Fork 10 insd]
reported case there.
I he hoard OF health tonight mi1
rather sweeping statement that vi
inal foci OF every case of yellow v
Mississippi was brought from New
A resume of the situation snun|
there are now eight focl OF len'I
generally scattered throughout W
three of these being reported tonlss|
al h. annftnnQ nj (I[I
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SUMMARY OF TODAYS' IMPORTANT NEWS.
WAR AFTER NATU.

General Miles will be summoned before
the presidents war Investigating commits
sion. lie prefers a congressional commit
tee aud Will probably seek one.
Aguualdo will inaugurate tho republic
OF the Philippines at Malnto today,
Iiobsop says no Is sure he can Havo tho
Crstobal Colon and perhaps the Vl1eayR.
There has been IL clash at Cihrnra be-
tween the Cubans and Americans over
customs duties.
Only four members Of the war luvosti-
cation commission ON hand yesterday Re-
roats Of departments not yet ready
tlulted States pence commissioners re-
ceived by NJ. nclcasso, tho French minis
ter Of foreign affairs. Today the French
minister viii entertain the American and
Spanish commissioners at breakfast
Secretary Aleer has returned TO Wash
ingtou and says that the soldiers are
themselves responsible for their sickness
by eating too much.
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Chile and Argentina are Rnyious to have
the boundary dispute settled so they can
disarm.
Uruguay was offered protection OF the
United states In maintaining neutrality
In case Of war between her ncighbors
Government OF jamaica Is preparing for
a serious insurrootonr which has already
begun
Zola'R house and furniture may he sold
TO satiefy Judgment obtained against
him by the experts in handwriting,
London papers want the facts In connec-
ton with the Fashoda AFFAIR made public.
General Kitchener, It is said intcnds
retiring from the Egyptian service on ac-
count OF his failing oyesighL The hha,ila 3
treasure. Gl,o0o, 900. found and will be sent
20 ENGLAND.
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CAPTURE OF THE ABBY
OTHER VESSELS HEARING Aims
WILL DE TREATED LIKENIsE.
Dewey Notified the Department or
His Action and II Was Prompt-
Is Approved.
lspeeIaI DIapalch 10 mo rosL J

Especial Dispatch to The post)
Washington. September 20 Confirmation
of The Posts announcement OF the seiaur.
OF the American steamer Abby by tn,
gunboat McCullpch was received at tn,
navy department in this dispatch from
Rear Admiral Dewey:
Manila, September 81. Having re-
celved information that the American
steamer Abby loft Macao September 81
with cargo Of arms for Batangas,
sent the McCuloch. She arrived at
Batangas on the Esd and found her
In the harbor, having arrived there
three days earlier aud landed her cargo.
Inere We're only Filipinos on board
They refused 10 give any information,
and had no papers whatever Seized
and brought here here, where We are
low holding her. This steamer was
formerly the Paslg aud registered as
an American vessel. The United
States consulate at Canton has infor-
nation she made one voyage OF the
[me kind already Dewey.
Rear Admiral Dewey's dispatch was sub
United to the president and by him to hi
cabinet for its consideration. As "A resal
this dispatch was cabled TO Rear A1nir-a
Dewey:
To Dewey. Manila
Washington, September 21.--Your
action In ceiling the American owned
vessel Abby approved. She Ia amen
able to martial jurisdiction for any
violation OF neutrality. Long
II Is the expectation OF the authoritie
that Rear Admiral Dewey will continus hi
efforts 10 destroy the insurgent navy. an,
no surprise need be experienced at report
in tho near future announcing the captur
of other Filipino vessels by American men
of-War,
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Dedham, Mass, September 2s.-Thos.
F. Bayard died at 4:30 this afternoon
at Karlstein. the summer residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Samuel D. Warren,
after an Illness of six weeks. His
death was without pain. His wife, his
two daughters-Mrs Warren and Miss
Florence Bayard-and his son, Thomas
F.. Jaw him draw his last breath and
the third daughter, the Countess Lau-
enhaupt, was on her way TO Dedham.
The remains will be conveyed to Del
aware and the funeral services will be
held Saturday in tie old Swedish
church at Wilmington.
Karlsteln lies off the Dedham road.
Here about the middle OF August,
came Mr.. Bayard TO be the guest OF mis-
daughter and son-inaw. He was sic'I
but il was given out that his Illness
was merely due to declining years. He
steadily grew weaker, however, and
had spells of semi consciousness and
OF delirum. a consultation of ply
sicians was held August &c, and they
agreed that Mr.. Buvard was suffering
from artorie cooross and general
breaking down inlidtnt 20 az n sa.-
fered no pain TO any noticeable degree
ana the chief tendency was TO sleep.
During the first few weeks OF his ILL.,
ness ilr Bayard was able TO sit up.
but as the days passed he became grad
ually weaker an three secs. .e
laid himself on his bed never again TO
rise from it. AT times he woald rally
to some extent, but the relapse car
riod him always nearer tn end. HIS
wonderful constitution. resisted the
ravagos of disease for a surpr ing pc
Rod, Much of the time b. was in n
sent conscious condition, seldom rec
ognizing any Of his family, and at in
torvals having sinking SPELLS, accom-
panied by coughing. These left him al
ways welker. Yesterday it became
evident that his death was a matter OF
only fsw hours. Still he fingered,
having slight rally during the night
aud curing the forenoon his condition
showed little change At O'Clock he
hogan to sink rapidly and half an hour
later be quietly passed away.
Tomorrow the body will be sent TO
Delaware, being due to arrive at VIII
mngton late Friday afternoon.
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DOMESTIC,

Miss Lucy Lee Ilili OF Chicago is said
to have succeeded to the title of Daughter
OF the Confcderacy.
Forest fires are raging AZ Hans penk and
farcsa Springs, aud property damage
amounts to millions.
Two persons fatally and several others
seriously injured by powder explosion
ut ST, Louis.
Governor Smith Of the Pacific branch OF
tho National soldiers Home, near Santa
Monica Cal, shot Ivy Albert Bradley. an
inmate.
Hon Thomas f. Bayard died at Ded-
ham, Mass.
Imported negro miners attacked the
white union men OF Pana, H., ana rogu-
lar pitched battle ensued. In which the
negroes were wcrsted. both sides we'll
armed.
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POLITICAL.

The president Is alarmed over the con-
gressional outlook and has summoned
Mark Hanna for q conference.
New Jersey democrats nominated Edwin
n. Crane for governor, state Issues viii
be the basis of the campaign. The plat
fern scores the administration for the ln-
competency in the war department..
The New York democratic convention
has several fractional fights on hand sill
Yer men want the Chicago platform In
dursed,
Politicians In Washington expect Roose-
welt to DO beaten with ease.
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Miami WIN lie Investigated.

INtW VTItHIS IIHItS- JVNlUCTUt.
Washington, September 27.-Whle Fern
andina, Jacksonville and Tampa are the
only camps mentioned In the official list
among the summer Florida camps to bs
investigated by the war commissioners, It
is not purposed by them to confne their
investigation to these camps alore. The
pest hole at Miami, where SO many of
lousiana's gallant youth found grave
or were infected with the POISON which
subsequently led to their deaths. Is about
70 be embraced in the scope of inquiry.
This information was impaired tonight 10
tre ilnies- Democrat correspondent by one
Of the leading members Of the comm So Oh,
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THE PEACE COMMISSION.
American Members Presented to the
Pren Oh foreian Minister.
THE USUAL COURlISIES EXCHANGED
Today the French Minister Will EN-
terrain the American and spanish
Commissioners mt breakfast.

Paris. September 2S.-During the after
noon the American commissioners assisted
at their first formal function in France
their reception by the minister of foreign
affairs, NJ Delcasse. At o'clock the
United States ambassador, General Horace
Porter, called at the Continental hotel for
the Americans, He took three OF them into
his own carriage and the remainder, with
Secretary Moore. followed in another car
rlage through the Rue de Riyoli over the
Place de la Concorde, across the River
Seine to the ministry OF fotegn affairs.
NJ Henri Vignaud, the secretary Of the
United States embassy, led the way INTO
the building. General Porter. Judge Day
ard the others followed The party was re-
ceived Immediately by NJ. Crozier the chief
de protocole, who showed the Americans
into the ante room 10 the minister's
chamber.
Alter few moments OF waiting the
doors we're opened and the party entered
the room occupied by the minister OF Tor
eign affairs and were presented In turn to
NJ Delcasse who cordially greeted the WIS.,
itors and babe them take seats. Through NJ.
Vignlud who acted as Interpreter, M.
Delcasse only speaking French, the party
chatted briefly upon generalities and the
minister finally assured the commissioners
OF the great pleasure experienced by
France In the part she has taken In eff
feoting suspension OF hosillties between
Spain and the United States and expressed
the hope of having the pleasure OF meeting
the American commissioners ana the Span
ish commissioners at breakfast tomorrow.
NJ. Delcasse added tina. after having thus
brought the TWO commissioners together
and offered them tho bospitaltles of the
salon de conference. the French govern
ment would efiace Itself
General Day, as president OF the United
States commission, responded He said the
United States appreciate the good offices
of France, and after NJ Decasse had ex-
pressed his pleasure at such recognition
Of the dlsinterosted action OF France, The
interview ended and the Americans re-
tired
The minister of foreign affairs at 2;5U
p. m. tomorrow Will give a breakfast at
the foreign office 10 the Unsbed States ana
Spanish commissioners, thus bringing them
together for the first line.
The session OF the United States com
mission to-day did no, result in anything
being given out for publication.
After the presentation OF the American
commissioners Senior Leon y Castillo, tho
Spanish ambassador, presented the Span
ish commissioners to NJ Delcasse The
ceremonies were exactly similar to those
gone through In Introducing the members
OF the American commission Both General
Porter and Senior Castillo, the United
States and Spanish ambassadors, will he
presented at tomorrow's luncheon
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TEXAS POLITICS.

II Ia expected that there will he n large
attendance on Democratic Day at the Dal-
las Fair.
Judge II. II, Webb Of Fort Worth Ia to
canvass the Eleventh district in aid of Mr..
kloborg.
Governor llogg announces that he in
tends taking II hand In the present cam
pnlgn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
- -
si'OisI.

John Nolan, owned by Foote Bros OF
Houston, won the $4,000 Douglass stake at
Lcuisviilo.
Alfred Griffith, known as Young
Cllfio." Is said to be insane.
Corbctt aud Mccoy met in tho Gilsey
house, New York, and fight started. Me-
Coy Is said to have kicked Corbett whllo
the latter was held and then Skipped out.
The Lavignc- Erne fight declared a draw
by agreement although Erno outpontcd
ard outtought the Kid. who has let down
Very much OF late
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FORESTS ADLAZE.
Ntllions Of Dollars Already Lost ana
Ihe Eirr Gnrcu 4 Z O.

the Fire Snrcuhiag.
Denver, Cello September Dispatches
received here indicate that great firas are
devastating the timber growth on the min
range. From Hahns peak on the north to
Pagcaa Springs on tho south. a distance
Cf hundreds OF miles, the Flames are doing
their destructive work unchecked TIE
Flames are known 10 be doing Tremendous
dan age in Rouett county In Egrera park.
along the Roaring Fork river and down
the JUN. The estimate OF damage done Ia
hard 70 make, but Il will run into the
millions, Human HE may have already
been sacrificed, and II Inc fires are not
soon Quenched by heavy rains many !; r
sons are certain to perish. Several mining
companies and innumerahe ranches are
now in danger OF destruction.
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Ne,y orlcnns Report

New Orleans. La, September ",
dent Souchon of the State boara y
gives out the following record y
fever for today: In city. i've ~
and one death In Wilson, eleven y, y.
all doing well except one. In oilnw
Wilson, two very suspicious Co.
Franklin eight new cases.
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lIitUIA..

All the spot cotton markets UNCHANGED
and lrmer.
Liverpool futures advance e-6id Ne,
fofS to and New Orleans to 5
points.
After huctuating between 6s aud ZOE,
September wheat closed at 6s4c. or No
under Yesterday Corn lost Ac aud cats
Nc Pork declined i2ssc, lard 7,sc and
ribs &c.
ihe stock market was ernte. prices
closing above the lowest. The bear ole
ment is still aggressive.
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TIE FAsHoDA AFFa
English New.pnper. Wan, the True

Ensii>h Newspapers Want the True
Facts Made Public.
London, September 2S.-The newsnaners
OF the country are elamorously demanding
mat the government take the public into
us confidence in regard to the Fashoda A.
iAr' having been informed that Gensra,
kltehener's report has reached the foratsn
office and that Il makes lntesestlpe 1svsfl
opneh,s, Insy appear 10 be desply disan-
pointed that the dlplomatlsts are "a Lsye
.he settlement Of the question and ex1,ress
Wv lear tp&e Lord Salisbury Will prove
susceptible 10 French blandlshmen.e P'o's
The s.rdar, according TO good autb,r,,,
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burglars mt LIN Grsns..

la Grange, Texas. September
large mercantile establishment
Hellig & Co. was broken into y
parties during last night, w.
entrance by placing a LADDER ~
walls of the house and enterinsss III
in the second story, passing 1ss,u|
private apartments OF August IA
family, who reside on the secous h
down the steps which LEAD Nv
goods department. The culs',
$3.50 in cash. Owing to the ia ~
general merchandise In the III
difficult to tell what else was
r. F. Schmidt. Houston. 80
agent FOR Elmer e. Amena uh.cz|
No. 2S5l. which is cure for -
One bottle Will prove IL.
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Temple, Texas, September 2S,- "A rental
house occupied by Mr. c, f. Lee on FIJI
teenth street was DESTROYED by fire yestei :
day. Building and furniture both covered
BY insurance
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The Fourth Texas regiment strikes camn
ana leaves for San Antonio.
+. G. Robertson appointed Houston
agent for the Bradstroet company.
BIZ jones, colored arrested and identi-
ned by Judge and Mrs. Devine as the man
who assaulted them.
Herman Hausohild. young German
dies as the result Of fall sustained whne
stepping from a moving street car.
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C,.c nj Rolling Fork

Vicksburg, Miss, September !,
Hall, county health officer o.
county, reports one case OF yei ~,
at Rolling Fork, small town III
above Nicksburg, on the Yazoo A. y.
sippi Valley road. The palien'
graph operator named Lloyd.
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sion to particuls,ze MIAMI by saying
that while only the most important camps
were mertioned In the interroga,ory about
ths Florida camps, Vt was the intention OF
the commission to look carefully Into all
she summer camps organized and ss,ab-
llshei in the State
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Residence Burned.

Denton, TeAas, September 2s.-rhe resi-
dence of r. y. Harrison was destroyed by
fire here tonight; cause. detective flue.
Loss $3.50; no insuNnee.
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Merritt Passes Port s,t,,.

Port Said, September as.--Msjor General
Merritt, United States army; Major Stroth-
er. aide de camp, and Captain Mott Howell,
general secretary, passed here today ON
board the steamer ocaida, on their way 10
Marseill.s and Paris,