Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-06
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land, Me, q passenger on the Pert1and,
came ashore at Orleans, Mstss.. Sunday.
A dispatch from Colon, Colombia,
says. The report that presklent san
Clemente has resigned in favor of Gen.
Reyes Is confirmed.
The death is announced of Sidi-Mo-
hamed Taieb Bey, brother and heir
of Sidi-Ai, bey of Tunis.
He was in his 18th year.
The transport Berlin, with the 1st
Kentucky on board, sailed Sunday for
Newport News. Gen. Guy v. Henry
and his staff are also on board the Ber-
lin.
A dispatch from Lima, Peru, says'
The political outlook is very threaten
ing. Owing to the obstruction policy
pursued the coalition gained a majority
of 400 at the municipal election.
The fierce gale that swept over Ma
con, Ca, created havoc in the camp of
the I'd Ohio. Fifty tents were swept
down, and the soldiers ran about for
hours, looking for shelter.
The papers of Bilbao, Spain, report
the discovery of S96 rifles carefully Sc
creted underground. A number of
Carlists have been arrested on charges
of being connected Herewith.
A dispatch from Stuttgert announces
the death there of Princess Augusta,
of Sake Weimar, nee Las Augusta Lem
nox, daughter of the fifth duke of
Richmond and Gordon and sister of the
present duke.
The goth United States infantry, at
Fort Leavenworth, has received orders
indicating that it will be sent to Manila
to relieve one of the volunteer regi-
ments or to increase the force already
in the Island of Luzon.
The United States gunboat Helena,
commander w. T, Swinburne, which
left Bermuda November 10 for Madeira
has arrived at Gibraltar and is coaling
The Helena is on the way to join the
United States squadron under Adm
Dewey at Manila.
|
reached a full decision regarding thu
Cuban and Philippine debts, but th
official Gazette Sunday published al
announcement that the drawing TO
the redemption of the Cuban bond
will occur on December 10.
President Iglesias, of Costa Rica
left Washington Sunday for New YorI
city where he will remain until mex
Saturday before sailing for Paris II
was accompanied by his suite and b
Col. Carter, of the army, the persona
representative of the president.
y The British steamer Anglers arrive
in New York Sunday in distress ha'
ing encountered terrific gales on tn
Atlantic She also brought eight shil
wrecked mariners who We're take
from the dismasted and water-logge
American schooner Harry b. Ritter
mid ocean.
The post Office service throughol
Cuba is in state of complete demo
alization. Many officials have quit {
the administering of postal affair
The reorganization of the service l
the United States postal officials wi
be complicated task.
An official dispatch from the Visay
islands in the Philippines announc
that the insurgents are redoublir
their attacks upon Iloilo. The Spa
ish governments advices say: II
rebels have their guns trained on Il
city and fire on our troops night
Our troops maintain spirited fl
and have killed number of the e
- emy.
Joseph d. Byron, Santiago hero,
at home, in Lynchburg, Tenn, his c
listment in the United States caval
having expired. He was one of t
brave boys who cut loose the barb
ID wire fences erected by the Spaniar
around the city. This he did wi
ar Spanish bullets flying thick and fla
and he came through the battle wit
out a scratch.
c. Among Une passengers WIZ drIlN
in the Ward line steamer Seneca frC
or south side Cuban ports were Surgeo
Byrnes, of the United States steam
y Cincinnati, and H. V. Barclay, of t
"a United States steamer Glacier, havi
in charge w. w. Seymour, enginee
e. yoeman, of the Glazier, who is suff
ing from insanity. He will be TAX
rs to the naval hospital at Washington