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Arizona republican., 1898-09-26

thereto. the Kursaal at Ostend, as well as the Casino at Spa, being farmed out to professional gambling table keepers by the municipality and local authori- ties.
 The entire gambling crowd that makes it's headquarters at Monte Carlo in the winter and spring. flock to Os- tend in the summer, and this being the case the Monte Carlo people have re- solved to make arrangements with the Ostend municipality to secure the con- tlol of lthe Kursaal and to run the lat ter as a sort of northern branch of their Riviera Casino. NJ. Blans has just returned from Ostend, where he has been spending ten days in negotia- tlOns with the municipality, to which he offers very much the same terms as those accorded to the ruler of Monaco that is to say. the payment of an an- nual sum, and the assumption of the management, the duties and expenses Of the municipality. such as lighting of the streets, the repairing of the reads, the maintenance Of the public buildings and the development of the place. It is stated that the deal is con- cluded, and that from henceforth Flu rope will be cursed with two plagup spots instead of one.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
GOOD TIMES IN THE WEST
Observation of Assistant Secretary
 Howell on His Recent Trip.

Washington, Sept 25.-Assista-t Sec retary Howell has just returned from a tour of inspection of the customs ports along the lakes and in the mid dle west. In speaking today of his trip he said he found the conditions in the west extremely favorable. The crops are large, the farmers are receig- ing good prices for their cattle and other stock, the banks have an abun- dance of money, labor is well en- ployed and the people generally are contented and feel that they are en- Itering upon an era of prosperity that promises to be lasting.
 MT. Howell attended the Trans-Mis- sissippi exposition, which he says is a great success from every point Of view. The exposition is one of which the people of Omaha may justly be proud, and it will certainly be a finan- cial success. He says that the average daily attendance is about 16,000. The government exhibit is particularly fine and is favorably commented upon by every one who attends the exposi- Ition. The naval and war exhibits are especially attractive at this time, and every day large crowds are seen in the government building examining these exhibits.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
TRY TO GET THEIR PAY.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Twenty or more of the Rough Riders" were at the war department yesterday trying to have their accounts fixed up. Mat teIs appear to be in bad tangle, as far as many Of these men are con- cerned After the return Of the regi- ment from Cuba a number Of rien were sent to hospitals and others disabled by disease were given verbal fur loughs. By the time most of them were ready to return to Camp WikofI they found that the regiment had been mustered out. Owing to technicalities the Rough Riders are unable for the present at least to have thsir ac- counts adjusted. A considerable DOT ton of the regiment needs money, as they are poor men. The trouble is he-regiment has been mustered out and there is no one authorized to sign he vouchers. Department officials however, hope to s57aighten out the angle eventually.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
WARNING CUBAN INSURGENTS.
They Prevent the People From Pro
 curing Fcod.

Havana, Sept 25.-General of Divis- ion Don Emilio March Garcia, nili- tary governor of the city and pro, ince Of Puerto Principe, has published the following proclamation:
 ''T hereby inform the commanders Of insurgent bands who are pillaging in the neighborhood of this city; who, not observing the agreement between the Spanish and American governments with regard to the freedom of commer- cial relations, are illegally detaining the country people; who are obiiging the land owners to procure special passes and permits in order to put in order their plantations. and will not allow them either to sell their cattle. under the absurd pretext that the es- Hates are the property Of the nominal Cuban state, and that it's gOVernmen. aloAe can distribute and sell them and turn their products to what uses 1t sees fit, thus trampling under foot the rights Of property, whereas on the part of this government the most absolute liberty in making contracts has been allowed and will be allowed in future, thus demonstrating the respect it has for the rights of all persons within it's jurisdiction; moreover, I must call to notice with real sorrow that if these towns are suffering almost the horrors Of starvation it is the result Of the measures adopted by the chiefs of the insurgent bands, who are impeding free traffic by forbidding the entry Of all kinds of provisions, especially cattle, into the towns.
 'In view of what have already ez- plained I consider it necessary to pub fish the following warnings:
 Article 1. l repeat my order CT August 23 last permitting free entry and exit to all towns Of this province subject to my authority and the most absolute freedom of trade between all the inhabitants of the province.
 Article ?. The prohibition to enter towns with arms remains in force and whoever is found with arms in his pos session will be punished in accordance with the laws. EMILIO MARCH"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
THE DERYISHES AGAIN ROUTED
Gedarif, Their Last Stronghold, Captured, and the Only Organized Remnant of the khalifa's Army Defeated.
 Kitchener at On1durman.

Cairo pediton and the Sob The steamer it's south. which
 Suakp, sarmy defeated force numbering Col Three British Egyptian killed ffyane
 London, Sept 25The Fshoda satisfaction Kitchener with consisting fghander batteries inns board the Sultan Shkh the
  10000 Absnan hene Further from omdurman will hw additional circumstances expedition.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
LARGE SCHOOL ENROLMENT.
FEIIPlNOS ARGUE
 IANAiIuN DUES IONS.

Manila Sept The Filipino the question of raising the apnos has been chiefly public
 
  refuse popular impression the revouionists abolish
 
  sbrdiest upon protectorate of the of tued and unduy vcrng the Togals
  10 forthcoming the question shelved
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
AFFECTS SURGEONS CLAIMS.

Marshall, H., Sept 25.-For several years rule IT Of the code governing the board of supervisors has caused great controversy. It was to the effect that no aid whatever should be given to any paupers in the county except by sending them to the poor house. Up- dar this rule several claims Of sur gaons in different parts of the county for amputations and other medical aid to poor persons, who could not with saf5iy be moved to the poor house, have been disallowed. In a test case on one of these claims in cour. yester- day Q decision Of the late Justice Echolfeld was read, which showed that the county could not avoid paying such claims. A number of back claims Of this character will TOW be sued upon, and, of course, collected.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
SIGNS OF REVOLUTION.
Parisians Resolve to Rs-Establish 2
 Suppressed League.

Paris, Sept. 25-Pau1 de Roulede, president at Q meeting held for the purpose Of protesting against the re- vision Of the Dreyfus proceedings, at which he made a speech, violently dI nounced M. Brisen and all prominetA supporters of a revision and declai that if revolution broke out an scaffold was erected in Paris. the h. head to fall ought to be that of M Clemenceau. If Dreyfus ever returns to France, he asserted, he would be lynched
 fn conclusion he announced his in tention to recCnstitute the league of patriots which the government former ly dissolved, and a resolution to this effect was carried by acclaim. Slight demonstrations were made this after noon, but tho crowds which gathered were quickly dispersed by the police.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
OUGHT THEY TO VOTE?
Kansas Mennonites Debating to Them
 an Important Question.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 25.-The Men nonites Of Kansas are the objects of considerable interest Tn this campaign closely. They are peculiar in their religious belief, and it cuts large figure in their voting.
 In Marion county, the home oi Chairman Riddle of the populist state central committee, there is large set tlement of Russian Mennonites who Riddle says they are non-resistants and their religion prohibits them from holding any executive office, such as constable, sheriff or governor, for they reason that they could not use any force in making an arrest, nor en- gage in anything relating to war, without violating their religious prin- ciples. It has also been held by some of their leaders that they could not consistently help elect a man to an office which they would not themselves hold. In other words, they could not consistently get another man to do something they would not do them selves.
 The war with Spain has set them to tHluhIlS SerlUuSly Ou lue QU9StlOn OI whether or not they ought to vote for governor, in consideration of the fact that the governor was instrumental ill raising the troops for the war. Their decision will probably cut consider able figure in the result of the election.
 Their antipathy to war is SD strong" said MT. Riddle, that not a single Mennonite made application to join the company raised in McPher- son and Marion counties, although volunteers came from both sides of them"
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
Three Men He'll Who Are Thought
 to HaTa- Robbed a Train.

Kansas City, Sept. 25.-Chief Of Po- lice Hayes tonight received 8 telephone message frcal St. Joseph to the effect that the men suspected of complicity iE the robbery Of the Missouri Pacific train out of Kansas City on Friday night have been arrested in that city. Their names gre given as John Ryan, James McCleary and John Morgan, md it is alleged that they had in their possession $650 in mu.ilated green backs The explosion that wrecked the baggage car and Pacific Express c0mpany's two sales is believed to have mutilated if not destroyed, any valuabies contai1ed. in the safes.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
oUARTERMAsTER's DEFENSE.

Washington, Sept. 25.-The quarter master department Of the army states that the claim made by certain officers that boilers were not furnished for boiling water at Chickamauga park IS not true. On the same date that Chief Quartermaster Lee telegraphed for the boilers, 2,000 were sent and 9 little later 800 more. It is also stated that the soldiers would not drink the boiled water because it had 9 fiat taste, and preferred and drank the fresh water.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
TN AMERICA
The Empress Murder Said 10 Have
 Been Damned Here.

London, Sept 25.--A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from St. Petersburg says that information has been receiv- ed there to the effect that tuccheni, the assassin of the empress Of Austria, be- lClgs to an anarchist sang which went to North America lEo ycdrs and a half ago, leaving a few of their com rafes in Europe. The gang issued or ders from America, where the present plot was matched. The members have new returned to Europe, but the chiefs remain in New York
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
ANOTHER PLAGUE SPOT.
Owners of Monaco to Open Gambling
 House at Ostend.

Paris, Sept. 25-Negotiations are now in progress between Messrs. M. Blanc, Roland Bonaparte and Con stantine Radziwiil, who, together with the reigning prince Of Monaco. own and run the great gambling establish ment at Monte Carlo, for the purchase from the municipality of Ostend Of the Kursaal of that place, which has now been defini cely deserted by King Leo rold. The laws against the mainte
 nance of public gambling tables in Belgium are very elastic, and provid
 ing the gambling establishment is called club 10 legal objection is take..
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
I,AvIGNE AND ERNE TO FIGHT.

New York, Sept. 25.-George La vigne and Frank Erne will fight for the i lightweight cham pionshlp of the world bsfore the Greater New York Athletic club at Coney Island Wednesday night Both men have trained faithfully, and but for the interference of the authori- ties would have opened at the Flaw thorne at Cheektowaga, N. Y, two weeks ago. Since then neither has let up on his training and both will en- ter the ring in perfect condition.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.

Monroe City, Ind, Sept. 25.-Johr Silence, colored, has died as the result of a gunshot wound received in the riot st this place OF July 23. When it was seen he could not live his alleged assailantsI William f. Harrison Jcs4ph Bjk met, John Bell, Jake Tucker andI Denl r. Coonrod, were arrested andI held bend Of $500 on charges Of assault niaattery with intent to kill aadl ire riot.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
INFANTA FLOATED.
HObSon Succeeds in Saving inc Span-
 iSh Cruiser.

Playa del Este, Guantanamo Bay, Sept 25.-The wrecking company en- gagged under Lieutenant Hobson in the work Of saving the wrecked Spanish warships has succeeded in floating the cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa The cruiser, after being afioat, was taken in tow by the Potomac and conveyed by the cruiser Newark, Scorpion and proceeded for Guap5anamo bay, where she arrived last night
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
POISONED HIS WIFE.
This Is tb2 Accusation Made Against :
 Minister

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 25.-A sensational murder trial is in progress at Vernon. Rev. G. E. Morrison of Pan Handle city is accused of poison ing his wife in October of last year. Morrison was pastor at the Northern NJ. E. church at P2n Handle city. One night his wife was discovered in con- vulsioHs and suddenly died Her death vas suspicious and the authorities be san an investigation which showed she had been poisoned.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
l NO TRACE OF SCHROEDER.

New Whatcom, Mass, Sept. 25- Thf party sent out to search for Wal teri Schroeder, the young St. Louis ar tis4 who was lost in Mount Baker hills, has returned without finding hiuh D. They found his outfit, which theF brought in. They say that fur thef search is impossible cl account of snow.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
DON'T LIKE IT.
Spanish Residents of porio Rico Re-
 porfed Anxious 10 Leave.

Madrid, Sept. 25.--It is announced here that 10000 Spanish residing in the island Of Porto Rico have refused to live in the island under the Amer ican flag and have demanded that they be returned to Spain at the expense of the government. The question of re- patriation of the discontented Spanish has bean referred to the state council.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
4 MISPLACED SWITCH.
It. Dcrailed a Southern Pacific Train at
 Etdridge, Cal.

Santa Rosa. Cal, Sept 25.-The Southern Pacific train running between this city and N2pa Junction jumped the track this afternoon at EIdridge. Two passenger coaches were derailed. The engine rolled upJn it's side and tore up the track for over 100 yards. The ac- cident WAS caused by the misplace ment Of ths switch No one was killed, but several were injured. Traffic was delayed several hours
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
LADY BULL FIGHTERS.
Quartet of Mexicans Of Wealthy Par. entage Organized.

Guadaiajara, Mex, Sept. 25.-A quartet of. young lady bull fight CTS has been organized here. They belong to the, mos highly respected and wealthiest Mexican families Of this city. They have been practicing for several weeks under an expert bull fighter and will give their first public performance here in about three weeks
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
COLLISION AT SEA.
The British Steamer Rhoubina 1S Sunk by !l;e Spanish Carthage na.

Gibraltar, Sept. 25.-The Spanish steamer Carthagena from Aviles for Barcelona, has proceeded, after being ir a collision September 22 of Cape Villano with the British steamship Rhoubina, from Huelya for Lisbon. The latter vessel was sunk and the crew, with the exception of one sea- man and the captain, who were lantied at Gibraltar, were drowned.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
IN GOOD LUCK.
Omaha Exposition Paying All Its
 Debts, With Money to Spare.

Omaha, Neb, Sept. 25.-The total receipts of the exposition to date have been nearly $7O0,000 It's cash balance in the bank is st2O,000. or more than s56,000 above it's liabilities The ex- position has appropriated s55,000, COW eTing the cost Of the live stock show. including premiums. There is no doubt that every premium will be paid promptly.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
EXCESSIVE RAIN.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept 25..--The rain fall at this place Tuesday was three inches. The downpour continues ard great damage 10 he cotton crop will result.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
THE WISCONSIN BUILDING.

Kansas City, Sept. 25.--The famous Wisconsin building, removed from the worlds fair grounds at Chicago to Kansas City, is to be sold to satisfy 9 mortgage for $10,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
BURNED TO DEATH.

Manchester, Conn, Sept. 25.-Fire this morning destroyed thsl bakery of Frank Goetz, John Leetles and & man known as Rob" German bakers, were burned to death Leetles came from
 New Jersey. The financial loss is $40,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
BASE BALL.

At St. Louis-Louisville. 4; St. Louis, 2.
 At cinnati-Cincinnati 5; Cleve- land, 1. Second game Cincinnati, 2; Cleveland, 2.
 At Chicago-Chicago, '; Fittsburg, 4.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-26
TO co TO CUBA
4 New Battalion Formed Entirely os
 Colo q Troors.

Camp Meade, Pa, Sept. 25-Major- Genera. Graham issued an order to- day consolidating the Fifteenth Penn sylvania and the Ninth Chio battalion. The new organization will take the place Of the First Delaware in the First division and will probably be or dere6 10 Cuba for garrison duty. The battalion is made up entirely of col ored troops in command of Major Young.
 LARGE SCHOOL ENROLMENT.
 Maryville, Mo, Sept. 25.-The total enrolment Of the Maryville schools IS 1,075 pupils, CT 92 per cent of the children of school age.
The times., 1898-01-22
VIRGINIA sEATE NEWS.

John H. Bowers. a well-known brick
contractor of Richmond, is dead.
James Wright. of Vinton, was decapi-
tated in the Norfolk and Western yard
at Roanoke.
Charles II. Kiracofe and Miss Emma
V. Byers were married on Wednesday
at Staunton.
Robert Gustavus Terry and Miss Lii
lie Jones were married on Wednesday
a LynchbCrg.
The legislature will pass a law giving
the counties permission to work jail
birds on the reads.
The council of Newport News has
passed a law prohibiting trains from
running on Sunday.
The Liberty woolen mill, at Bedford
City. has been sold TO men who prom
Use to start it up soon.
The legislative investigation into the
conduct of the Laurel Reformatory has
been begun at Richmond.
Frank Harris, of Basic, and Miss
Jeanette c. Newman, Of Staunton,
were married on Wednesday.
George z. Pickett, a son of the Con-
federate general of that name. has been
made a member of Gov. Tyier's staff.
Mr.. Shanholzer, supervisor of tracks
of the Valley division of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, dropped dead on
Wednesday at Pleasant Valley.
1t is rumored that Col. w. e. Cut
shaw Will resign the position of city
engineer of Richmond TO accept an Of
fer in Mexico. Col. Cutshaw has been
the head Of the Richmond engineering
office for many years.
Miss Rosa Moritz, a celebrated beau
-. e H. Tco o,l-e. Nf
Charleston, S. c., were married on
Wednesday. The ceremony was wit
messed by some five hundred guests
from Norfolk. Washington, Baltimore,
New York, and Charleston.
There was a sensation at the trial Of
G. w. Ashby, in the Elizabeth county
court, for perjury. One juror was
charged with having said that he
would send Ashby up and make a
dollar at the same time for himself. He
was withdrawn from the box and a
new jury sworn in.
The times., 1898-01-22
New York stock Market.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE NEWS.

Middletown is TO have a hosiery fac
tory.
John Brooks, veteran harness
maker, of Chester, is dead
David Ganzman. a prominent cloth
ing merchant of Altoona, is dead.
Louis L. Whiteman and Miss May
Lyons were married al Williamsport.
William Niles. of Allegheny. expired
on Thursday while on his knees at
prayer
Rev. j. II. Haslam has been installed
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Williamsport.
The safe of j. n. Chalfant & Sons.
at Lenore, was blown open by dyna-
mite. Valuable papers were stolen.
Harvard A Davis. a druggist, of
Kennard, was held up on Wednesday
night by four masked men and robbed
of $40.
Representative VI. Fl. Kuip. Of Sham
okin, announces in a local paper that
he will again be candidate for Con-
gress.
John Jenkins. Lilas Thomas, and Da-
vid Hinken. boys, have been arrested
at Minneapolis on a charge of robbinS
the postoffice.
a twelve-year-old son of Milton
Houseknecht, of Mountain Grove. near
Hazleton, was badly gored by a vicious
bull on Thursday.
Jacob Lewis, of Perkasie, had an eye
cut out by a chisel falling from the
hand of Amandus Groh. The men were
foOling at the time.
The Pottstown police are endeavoring
to run down the thieves who have been
robbing railroad tool houses. One ar
rest has been made
Robert r. Depuy, who recently died
at Stroudsburg, hequeathed in his Will
his small fortune to Presbyterian
churches and mission organizations.
Elaborate preparations are already
being made at Harrisburg for the State
conclave of the knights Templar
which vii be held on May 23, "a and %
No. anthracite coal blast furnace Of
the Brooke Iron Company, at Birds
boro, has been reiighted. after a two
years shutdown for repairs. One hun
dred men Will be given employment.
Two charters were issued on Thurs
day at Harrisburg. as follows: Self
Locking Suspender Company, of Will
Transport. capital $4,000; Philadelphia
Electric Light. Heat and Power Com
pany, capital $1,000.
Judge Albright, of Allentown. who
has served on the bench for twenty
years. will not be opposed for re-eiec-
ton. it is thought. He is j Democrat,
but the Republicans think SO much OF
him that they are expected TO indorse
him.
A strike is anticipated in the mines
of the Patton Coal Company. The
miners were told that they must mine
or load coal at 60 cents car or ma
chimes would be put in. The men say
that this is a reduction in wages, which
will not stand.
Alice Buzzard, living in the Welsh
mountains, was on her way home the
other night. when she met William
Green, colored. He asked her for Il
kiss, and when she refused the request
he tried to brain her with an AK. The
girl has dangerous wound. Green
fed.
Near Stouchburg. Sullivan county. c.
w. Eetterer a taxidermist, on Tuesday
died of malignant diphtheria, after an
illness Of two days. Three physicians
made an examination yesterday and
found that Ketterer had contracted the
disease from n raccoon which he
mounted few days before
The times., 1898-01-22
MARYLAND STATE NEWS.

Towsen farmers want market for
their sole Use in Baltimore
The Rosemary mansion. near La Pla-
Ia, was burned on Wednesday.
William Baldwin, a sfxty-year-old
carpenter of Mayfield. is dead.
The ex-sheriffs of Baltimore county
VIII hold a reunion on February %.
Henry Wilson Archer. of Blair. was
Killed on "Wednesday night in a rlina-
way.
z. W. Boyer, Of Hagerstown. Md.
Wili manage the Charleston IS. C)
baseball team.
John III. Jordan, who has lust died
at Westminster. married three sisters
in life. They Were daughters of To-
bias Cover.
The aggregate amount of State tax
on corporations last year was S410 sg7.
an increase of $l0l,451 over the preced-
ing year.
Colored voters at the Gordon-Clag-
gett contest at Hyattsville swore that
they sold their votes, in some instances
getting $40 apiece.
was dragged two miles and half on
Thursday by q runaway horse He es-
capped serious injury.
Mr.. William Edwin Post Duyall. of
Hagerstown, was married TO Miss Ma
ry Eumrichouse, of Baltimore The
bride is a niece of Judge McComas.
Fox hunters. in their eXuberance af-
ter the chase. rode pell nell through
Westminster. They were arrested and
fined for violating city ordinance.
John kennard, of Baltimore, was
held up by tramps on Thursday morn
ing. lie later complained to the police
and number of hoboes Were arrested
on suspicion of having been concerned
in the affair.