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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
A NOVEL SUIT no COME Up IN THE
FEDERAL COURT.
Question IL as TO who Shall Lose
Value of Warrants which Were
Cnshed by Fraudulent Means.

Galveston Texas, October pa rather
unusual suit. involving some new points, is
scheduled to come up In the Federal court
this week. The facts are about as follows:
Mr.. Gilliland OF Sabine Pass Is a wealthy
merchant, who is in the custom OF cash
ing the warrants OF employees In the service
OF the government. These warrants are all
drawn on the United States subtreasury at
New Orleans, aud when properly Endorsed,
are taken readily by any bank. One day
several months ago Giillani cashed six
teen OF these warrants ranging in amounts
from $50 TO 500, They were placed In a
book along with about $1,000 in currency,
and while the gentleman was driving from
the wharf at Sabine Pass to his store the
purse fell out of his coat, which was lying
on the buggy scat and was lost The book
was found and soon thereafter some OF the
warrants turned up at Il Beaumont bank
to be cashed, bearing the forged signature
OF Giliiland The fraud was deLectsI aud
payment refused While the bank officers
were looking around for an officer the man
who had presented the warrants boarded
| train and came 10 Galveston Weekes, Me-
Carthy & Co. cashel two OF the warrants
and another was cashei by the Galveston
National bank. In the meantime, however.
the government had been notified OF the
loss and when the banks here sent the
drafts to New Orleans the subtreasury Of
ficals refused TO pay them. The present
suit Is TO compel the payment of the war
rants, the allegation being that the banks
here are innocent holders in good faith of
the papers.
K. A. Green. representing GilliIand, VIA
In the city TODAY Tho contest OF colIrse
is to see whether his client or the banks
here shall stand the loss. one OF the con-
tentions OF Green Is that the fact that the
warrants were drawn for the payment Of
Sabine Pass employees ought TO have put
the banks here on their guard
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

Political interest here Is
now centercd In the precinct election and
N extraord uery effort Is likely to he made
10 redeem this part of the county from tho
populists. who have wniformly elected the
justice OF the peace and constable for years
in spite Of the vote of the town.
MLAuGHLfN. Corpus Christ. Texas.
October % Mr.. j T. Mclaughlin, a well
known anf respected citizcn OF this county
died at his home near this city Thursday
night at ~ m. The deceased was a native
OF Pennsylvania aged 7S years, ana lcavea
a large family TO mourn his death. The
funeral took place today at D. NJ. from
the Presbyterian church.
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Go,,,hyyni,. cotton Receipts.

Goldthwaite. Texas. October 2a,--Therc
has been weighed In the public yard at
ton. The gins at this place have turned
out 23o0 bales. There will be about 500
more to gin. There has been received at
this station for shipment 1872 bales. VIII
ship about 5000 bales.
On the uplands and sandy farms The
bulk OF the cotton is out and marketed. but
there Is yet considerable 10 be gotten on
the bobrom and valley lands, More than
half The corn crop is SIN in the field, the
farmers having been brsy gathering their
cotton. Corn is worth here 22M cents per
bushel. Frost during the past week has
killed all vegetation throughout this sec
ton. There was no top crop OF cotton TO
injure
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WallIsvile, Texas, October Civ. W.
Dies Of WoodvlIle and c. A, Teagle OF
Orange. nominees for the state legislature
from this district. are billed TO speak in
Wallsville October 20.
A cool wave has blessed this section and
winter clothes are being donued with a
hustle.
The candidates for the different county
offices are getting politics warmed mp by
meeting in discussions in the different
voting precincts OF The county.
Ducks ana geese are beginning 10
infest the market. The sport Is getting
his fowling piece ready for the event. Fish
are plentiful in the river. mostly OF the
trout and red fish variety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
FHE DROWNING OF DIR. IRELAND.
y Now Alleged that the Report
Was Untrue

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
montreal, October 24.--An attempt TO ex-
y $4,000 in money is seemingly at the
'itom Of the story of the alleged drown
. Z week ago of DR.. W. H. ireland, a
Fiive Of Trenton, Ontario. but for years
resident of South Africa and surgeon TO
xii Rhodes.
me city was deeply stirred by ahe event,
hsh was said TO have taken place off the
cAldson line wharf and the announce
snt that Ireland's widow was at deaths
Dor IN hsr hotel. When detectives called
see her her story did not quite agree
10 The one told on her arrival at the
'el two hours after it is alleged her hus-
nd was drowned. She afterward made
Der contradictory statements. The de-
caves Say frankly that they believe that
mug the two hours between the alleged
adent and the time Mrs ireland reported
y Inc hotel Ireland went to a depot and
train for New York, whence he
Aeu Ior England Or he may have u
Nan on the Tritonla, who gave him a
w IN secrecy. The Tritonia sailed at
soseak the next morning for Glasgow,
usrs sne WILL be searched on arrival. The
value OF the insurance policies held
itsiane Is $4,000, but as matter OF
there Is only $4,000 on the doctors
as premiums on s17,0 were not paid
August /.
- Ireland was well known in South
isa, having tken a prominent part In
Asoaoele war. He was wounded in the
snd as result walked somewhat lame.
was surgeon 10 Cecil Rhodes for some
ue ana was considered a clever man.
~ comes from Victoria. B. c., that Ire
known there, and once attempted
similar scheme 10 the one now arousing
erest here.
~ Ireland protests that she knows
IL
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ARlA TERESA no SAIL THURSDAY
.onhdentiy Expected That She
VIII He Ready on That Day.

.onhdentiy Expected That She
WI lie Ready on That Day.
"A liable Dispatch to the New York Her.
,sss aug The Houston Post. Copyrighted.
w. ov James Gordon Bennett)
Aa''shera, Cuba, October 23.-The ar
'eu cruiser Maria Teresa is coaling. The
u' wcrkei in over the patches VIII be
'uea by Tuesday and all points will
's'er light. On account of TIE wrecked
Deams, heavy chain cables carried
:. "'lh turrets. trapped ami hove taut
Ssn.ps' VIII be employed to take up the
!, em art strain and in 'hjeavy weather
hre hawsers will be carried from
N n masthead to the deck.
9e carpenter work is done and all
Yea repairs are nearly c'ih
~ engines are in satisfactory con-
ana II is now confidently expected
~ AZ hiuia Teresa will start for the
states On Thursday.
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Observation-Disclosures safe Company.

Cincinnati, October "a Receivers Pow
nall and Gray OF the Herring Hall-Mar-
win Safe company at Hamilton, Ohio, hav-
ing filed their reports in the courts of
New Jersey, returned 10 New York, where
they will attend conference meeting CT
the Eastern and Western creditors OF the
company, which will begin in New YORK
tomorrow.
A committee of the Western creditors
lent here TODAY to attend that meeting.
We'll advised business men here believe
that the outcome OF that meeting VIII Do
one of the following results:
!. a continuance OF the receivershlp'
?. The reorganization OF the company
8. Foreclosure of mortgages and sale OF
the concern.
II the conference finds the situation as
favorable as the receivers report o. oWs
1t at first sight there will ehhsr be - IN
tinuance of the receivership or orsAni-
zatiou
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont; r. A. Green. Beaumont
Geo H. Tefpt. Kansas City: A.Grosenbscher
and wife, San Autonio. II. W. Chapman,
New York; Geo. D. CuIey and wife. Smith
VILE: r. Smith, Nat Wetzel. I'd Sells. 81.
Louis: James Mcclure, Houston; IL. A.
Bell. New orleans W. X; Fulton, city
Iock MCDANIEL, Houston; e. G. kaufman
Victoria; W F. Lewis. St Louis NJ. g.
seibold. Cincinnati II. c. Archer. San An
toalo Thomas A. Edwards. Jr.. city; J. T
Hampton, New York: Il. Gibson. New
York; J. Schwarz. Hempstesd; T. P. Az
k!nson. Kansas City; Rex z. Dord. city; j.
". Mcdonald. p. p. Mcdonald Fort Scott.
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Ennis, Texas. October 22.-The thlrd an
pual convention Of the Womau'a Christian
temperance Union OF the Sixth district
closed last night with a splendid address
by Mrs. Helen NJ. stoddard State presi-
dent OF the Union.
The following newly elected officers for
the ensuing year were installed yester-
day:
District presidtnt. Mrs. W. e, Goodman
Of Hiilsboro; corresponding seerstary. Arb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
REPORT CONFIRMED.
OF the Drowning of Nine Men Last
Scptc mber.

Seattle, Wash, October 2S.-A PostIn
telligencer special from SunAse City,
Alaska, confirms the report of the loss
of small soop and the drowning OF nine
men near Cook inlet last September The
men drowned were:
Bonner of Hope Church. Pa
Carson Payne. Portland. Ore.
thinner, Pittsburg. Pa,
Scott, Scottsburg, III.
Frank Robinson Santa Cruz, Cal,
Chris Johnson, Cooks Inlet, Alaska,
NJ wode;t and son Oliver, Wodett, New
York.
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STUDENTS Az PRAIRIE VIEW.
List of Those Attending the Cotored
Normal school

~n.,',,,, s",,".,
,,.n,o vt,,,. To- oa,,hor %, Tho
''e"' i'N"' "o,'oe
following Is list OF stwdents WHO have
matrienla,cd at the Pratrie View State Nor
NAL school with thcir rnatofaee aiFdresses
,a,,,, 49,. ,,...'-,,,.,.., "a. y "a
''"" W N"''S' nav ''fo''e' "''' - 80
Ammnns, Walha: Miss Rosa NJ, Austin,
Corsicana
A q par,ow cto,masnca. Mlss n pova
,a.,...,.as' =. -, >,-,.,so,.. -
''o'i'ps'ou'' o. ~ p''s"uoe' N"'"'V'"' W
Bacon, blackberry; Bessie Hnkly, peca-
tur. l. =, Baker Brentwood; A. j,
ponLor ~ paso. "a prva,i unntsy Ito 4.
:, =, n..
j. IL b'e"iey' san Marcos - T. p"Sh
Mckinney, Miss II. T., Bcnchloy, iiousion,
Miss Mary Blount, San Augustine; Miss e
tsi,.,,.o,,h 1ooth.r, p,,ono ponls
houston J "a TENDON carthage morn
ton Bolts. Giidings, Miss Sus.e Brooks,
cIeburne. Sylvester Bright. l,ockaart.
~. M. 80, ,,''.. 60 So,
i''''''' '"'' h''"' 1852 '""''
Cfalg, Au'Nln' BROOKS clarke sunny sSir ;
~, T. Ot4her, wharton Miss simoneua
er.h'i, wharton MISS seVelia Cox Nac0'
Miss AMANDA carpenter. Belton
bennie Dodson, Masnolia springs j. ~
lennon, McComb CITY, Mlsb.. Macs 4. Is.
Dee Marlin Il, b. Duneoh, Nayasota'
49, a. d. ,~' W. nVn~a,rs, - h' nnw%p
,'" ,st " hVerep'' SHERMAN mlsS pei-
!" rn,o.. De'ias'
naIhcr rom worth Ai1hut fpfr-
,ua4i, nohnst ~. D fohthine' NaFdholSi j.
~ rDfu' marion.
fl.as urltfln, W"otV ne ~. H. Coco
WIN; GIahbuiy' Ms y. 7. Geraii. Marlin
~ p,vcoi,, t,c"oels1yh, MISS ~. W "i"S'
iiUntsyiilei Horace 6rhfln oid1lpssi Miss
iiaDA HiaNes. h'ehmond M A. ouess'
itavenport. l.. l.. Grant, Hempstead; j. ".
uocdIou, Iowson.
j. a. Henderson winchester s 4. Hnr-
nie, oreenvlhe: hlss ~; Hiii' san An
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. CHILEs- Observation-Disclosures, Ies sea,t
october al.-At Po;tsboro yesterday va,
Chlles. a prominent young business -
atock man. was married to Miss i'ii'Aa
Kmbrough
WILLBERN-CL Iexas,
oc,oh,r e2.-on October 10, al the rssiaen's
AZ The brides father, Mr.. Clemons, a.
Charco MIR. T. H. Willbcrn and MSS irene
C,emops. Rev. j. r. Webb officiating.
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sECOND EDITION--6:OO am.
MAKING PREPARATIONS.
Municipal Authorities Of Toulon Have Been No.
titled to Arrange for Reception of Troops

that place will be the nav., ma
r..ry instructed Ia .r.rr.
Infantry 1900
~ .rtIerym ha. decided 20 .,.
md school lodging , 49,
-. The navnIa hay. been orae~.a q.
-..rat,on. for o. the new squadron
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
REGISTRATION.

The total registration here az closing
hour last night was 7ih, There are only
three more days remaining in which TO
eg,ster The office will be closed at
O'Clock Wednesday evening, and on riec-
ton day those not provided with certifi-
Gates Will be refused vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24

Seattle, Wash. October 23.--News has
been received here OF the death OF John
Grneber of Ashland, Pa, at Rink Rapids.
on the Yukon. from fever contracted ut
Dawson Graeber was rs years OF age and
was engaged 10 the clothing business at
Ashland Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
IN HARD LUCK.
ent Survey COrps Lose
Wan and proytstons.

wash, October 90 Copper river
y say that while de,achment of Al
government survey corps WAS
-s the Tonsina river, three RATS be-
~ WSnsgeable and were carried down
Pf99t-.s 9 ffthe raTty archer. from San
bvsh WAS swept off by an overhang-
h ss,ahd drowned. An the provisions
b. srhp away. The party reached Toral
exhausted condition.
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Andersen, Ind, October 23.-The sHIKe's
at the American Wire Nail company
tory hare have voted et mass meeting 70
continue TIE strike, Five hundred emoioSs7
are involved
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A. ,. smith Arrestea.

eo' October ga Tribune Omaha
chase from ooean TO ocean and
'Mrty days fight nj Seattle.
:" Prevent his extradition and re-
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MADRID CABINET COUNCIL.
Upexpectedly Assembled to C0nsiacr
Repntrietion of Troops.

Madrid, october PA cabinet council
was unexpectedly assembled last night to
consider the question of the repatriation
Of the TROOPS and matters connected with
the peace commission. 60,
Ii is believed that Ileutenant General
Correa, the war minister, has resigned,
Premier sagasta does not deny the report
of the resignation. but says the matter mas
not been submitted TO the councli'
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An Assianrs,ent.

Valley Mills. Texas, October al. w. Bull
lock. a dealer in hardware and implements.
made an assignment last night, with S. NJ.
Crout as trustee. No preferred creditors. The
liabilities are $1,000, assets $780,
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N.ux IrInl Refusel.

Fort Worth, Texas. October 22.-In Judge
Harris court this morning the counsel repre-
ae-tine Jim Darlington. the alleged Santa Fe
train robber. who was convicted few weeks
ago and sentenced to be hanged, argued an
aIue need motion for q new trial Judge Har-
rIs At the conclusion Of the argument, over
rule -the motion. Notice OF appeal 10 the
cou 10 o,,eriminai appeals was duly given.
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pe,;,ion In BANKRUPTCY.

Nav York. october 2S.-Absolm J. Bach
,,an l,-nber dealer. has filed q petition IN
BANKRUPTCY. Liabilities. sss,6s5.
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n THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH

II THE BABf Is CCTTINu TEETH
DO sure ana use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing fyrup.
for children teethins. II spothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. curss
wind colo and y tho best remedy for
diarrhoeA.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-03-01
Sfven Persons P.rI.h In a EIrr

Charleston. :. C.. February 26-sSeVrr.
lives were lost in fearful fire wsn-tr
this morning. At 2:IO O'Clock "A pot Se,e-
man on duty noticed small sparks GgTng
from the tenement house at No KD
Church street. The officer fougNf tIry4s a.
D4aZe vas issuing from one of the GFn-
dows on the first floor. The doors ~'e,rss
broken open and the family on the t1xssg
Hoor rushed out. Somebody said THAI N
family OF women were sleeping oHz ySr,s
third floor. The police rushed up stairs
but when they reached the top story Easz.
life saving work was stopped oy -ss,-
flames which seemed to be playing zCtr-
the entire building. Screams from .Fsyrz-
women were heard. and Officer Rsu-ssy
rushed in and pulled out three chsr--.-fs
bodies. The quick work OF the fire DE-
partment checked the fire and It zVas
soon under control. but not until tEeEs.Ef
on the third floor were lost
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Attempt to Assassinate King George

Athens. February 2G.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made today TO assassinate
King George, Of Greece. The king was
returning from Phaleron at o'clock in
the evening in a landau. accompanied by
the Princess Maria, when two men VINO
were hidden in a ditch along side the
road opened fire with guns upon the oc-
cupantS of the carriage. The first shot
missed, but the second wounded foot
man in the arm. The coachman whipped
up his horses and the royal party dash
ed away at a gallOp. The miScreants
fired seven more shots after them, none
of which took effect and the king and
princess returned to the palace uuhurt
The king states that one OF the assas-
sins was dressed in gray clothing and
his majesty declares that ne could easily
lds~tlfY him. The news Of the attempt
upon the kings life caused great SEN
81 lion
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A Supposed Case of ] q fantfcide

Especial to The Messengcr)
MaXton. \. c., February 26.-The dead
body Of a new born colored child was
found at o'clock this morning in w. ID.
Benson's garden in Maxton. The police
was at once notified and set at work The
mother who, had walked half a mile,
was found and made confession. saying
the child was born dead. The coroner
and a jury Will investigate the case. The
woman is in a critical condition and her
testimony cannot be taken. The verdict
is withheld. Physicians are making a
close examination.
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The means laid down by the commit
tee are those Of concentration Of force
means laid down with faith in the
sincerity and sweep and sagacity Of our
patriotic national chairman and. as -
the state, means that are necessary 10
save the good people even what may
be left Of the wreck OF republican pira-
cy. The resolutions should find lodg-
ment in the reason and response in the
hearts OF the people. If heed be taken,
and organization be effected with one
ness OF mind and firmness of purpose.
and specially with diligence. there
should light ahead. And only in such
a manner OF warfare would there seem
TO be deliverance.-Rale News aad
Observer
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THE STATE GUARD.
WAR MUNITIONS ON HAND FOR
EQUIPPiNG THE MILITIA.

Commissions Issued to State Guard On
cers-John r. smiths Probable Successor
as Agricultural missionsr-AnnuAl
Report on the Public Sch,oi OF the
state-Demand for Proof of Hancock's
Charges Against Russeil-Requisitions
for State Guard Supplies
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When You Are Tired

My little boy has been troubled
every spring for the past four or five
years by an eruption covering his body
and limbs. II was SO bad II could not
get on his shoes and stockings Last
spring / heard Of Hoods SarsaparilIa.
and by taxing this medicine h was
entirely cured. Mrs. Neftie Ryan.
Winchester, Va.
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Hoods Pills are the only pills 10 take
with Hoods Sasparilla. Cure all liver
ills.
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1898 AUGUST. 1898
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CHEERS FOR THE TEXAS,
The Battle Scared Man. Of War Arrives
at the BROOKLYN HAYWARD.

The Battle Scared Man. Of War Arrives
at the Brooklyn Navyyard.
New YORK, Aug. 2.-Fresh from the
coast Of Cuba. battle stained, SCARED
and punished in spots, with her Maxim
guns glistening in the sunlight and her
officers and crew laughing and cheer.
ing like school boys on a holiday trip,
the United States battleship Texas,
Captain ]. w. Philip in command,
steamed slowly up the lower bay from
Santiago, on her way to the Brooklyn
hayward. For a brief period she re.
NAMED at anchor off Tompkinsville to
receive the mail and dispatches, and 40
as these were gotten on board the
vessel proceeded slowly to her destina.
ton amid shouts Of greeting from the
thousands Of people who crowded the
decks Of the outbound excursion boats
and lined the shore. When the Texas
reached the hayward the dock was
crowded with bluejackets and marines,
who greeted their fellows with feverish
enthusiasm and welcomed them back
with joyous cheers. The vessel will
drydock for repairs.
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TOOK FOUR MORE TOWNS.

General Henry Arrives at Ponce, Porto
Rico, From Guanica.
PORT OF Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 2.
Without seeing or hearing anything
of the enemy the advance guard Of
General Henry's division, which land.
ed at Guanica on Thursday, arrived
here Saturday, taking en- route the
cities of Yauco, Talubo, Sabana
Grande and Ponulas. Attempts by
the Spanish to blow up bridges and
otherwise destroy the railway between
Yauco and Ponce failed, only a few
fat cars being burned. Our troops
have fred up the locomotives and are
now operating the road from end to
end, carrying supplies, messages and
men.
At Yauco the Americans were wei.
coined in an address made by the al.
calde. The people seemed really glad
that the Americans were here; but
they fear an uprising of the natives in
the interior, who, it is asserted, will
rob, kill and destroy property in re.
venge for many years Of Spanish mis-.
rule.
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NO INTERRUPTION.

Posto Rico Campaign to BE Carried on
Despite Peace Negotiation.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The progress
made by the negotiations for peace has
given rise to a supposition in some
quarters that hostilities are to be sus.
pended very soon. This will depend
entirely upon the attitude of the Span.
ish government and the nature Of its
answer to our demands. 1t has been
made clear to the French ambassador
that hostilities will not be suspended
except upon the assurance of a full
acceptance Of our conditions, and the
Spanish cabinet has doubtless been in.
formed that it depends upon Spain
when the war shall cease. Meanwhile,
as an earnest that q government has
not interrh pied the execution of its
campaign, an order was issued from
the war department for the dispatch of
An Entire Army Division
to reinforce Generals Miles and Brooke
in Porto Rico. This will be known as
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Montreal has been selected as the
place for the worlds championship bi.
cycle races in 1893.
The swiss. American Saengerbund in
session at Columbus, O., has selected
Toledo as the place OF meeting in 1901.
Martin Thorn was put to death in
the prison at Sing Sing, at ll:l7 a m,
tor the murder of William Gulden.
suppe.
Ephraim W. Sells, the elder OF the
Sells brothers, we'll known circus men.
died at Columbus, o., of Bright's dis.
ease, after an illness of several months.
1t is reported at Yokohama that Ha.
waii has agreed to pay e4O, 900 in set.
Element of the dispute which arose out
OF the exclusion OF japanese emigrants
from the Hawaiian islands.