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HOBSON BUILDS A TROLLEY.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 17.-Naval
Constructor Hobson has arrived here
from the wreck of the Spanish cruiser
Cristobal Colon. Mr. Hobson has built
a trolley line out to the ship, dis
tancs of $50 feet, with suspension
bridge, and the compressed air pumps
are now in position. On his return he
will push his operations vigorously. as
he still feels absolutely certain Of rails
ing the hull unin iured.
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Ex-CHIEF OF POLICE HANGED.

Scaffold-Jack's Denial Of the Diety.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-George II. Jacks,
formerly chief of police at Muskegon,
Mich, and John Druggan, bott
convicted murderers, were hanged
on the same scaffold il
the county Jail this afternoon. Some
time before the hanging Jacks sent a
letter to the jailer asking that none OF
the clergy be allowed to see him, on
the ground that if his appeal to the
be no God and the clergy could do nc
good
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DU Bose ASKS COMPENSATION.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Senor Du Bose,
lately the secretary of the Spanish
legation at Washington, is said to have
recently forwarded a claim for 500, 600
damages against the Canadian govern
ment for his expulsion from Canada
on the charge of organizing spy serv-
ice in the United States after the war
began. The claim was referred to
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, who
declined to entertain it.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE national peace
jubilee of Chicago was last night in
augurated with a union Thanksgiving
service at the Auditorium. Presidtnt
Mckinley attended and listened to ad-
dresses by Jewish rabbi, . Roman
Catholic priest, . Presbyterian clergy
man and a noted colored orator. Easily
1900 people were within the great
anditorium. and probably - many
0oro were on the outside unable to OBJ
- oAmittance.
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QURTERMAsTER YOUNG FREE.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Oct. Is
Quartermaster Sergeant James C.
Young Of the Twentieth Kansas vol
unteers, who was placed in the federal
prison at Fort Leavenworth, August
30, to serve one years sentence for
embezzlement of regimental funds at
San Francisco, received full pardon
from President Mckinley to-day.
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ALL QUIET AT VlRDEN.

SPRINGFIELD. III, Oct. 17.-Colonel
Young. of the First Illinois cavalry,
commanding the troops at Virden, was
In Springfield yesterday, and reported
to Adjutant General Reece that all is
quiet there and that he does not fear
any more trouble. Battery B. under
Captain Craig. remains at Virden. and
Adjutant General Reece says he will
not order it away for q few days yet.
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KAIUlANI TO WE'D.

lani is again reported to be engaged to
be married The chosen royal consort
to be is . reporter, Andrew Adams BY
name, who but a short time ago was q
member of the staff of the Providence
Or. IL Journal, and more recently of
the Hawaiian Star, in Honolulu.
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TELEGRAPH|C NEWS.

Washington-Major General Francis
v. Greene has been ordered to report
to General Fitzhugh Lee, Seventh army
corps, and will command a division of
the army of occupation. General
Greene took part in the battle of Ma
Mia and has testified before the in
vestigating commission.
San Francisco-General Merriam has
received telegraphic orders prescribing
that all enlisted men of the Tennessee
regiment who for any reason are not
adapted for service in the army may be
discharged by the department COM
mander. The order explicitly provides
for mastering out of all who are mar.
ried or who have families dependent
On them and those who ore diseased or
under sized and immature.
Odessa, Russia.-At a congress of
mill owners here it was decided, owing
to the decline in exports, to petition
the government to grant export boun-
ties on -four, similar to those granted
in the United States, France and Ger
many"
Auckland, New Zealand. -Advices
from Samoa say the German warship
Buzzard has brought Chief Mataafa
and other exiles to Apia. Mataafa, it
is added, promised to be loyal to the
government and to observe the Berlin
convention.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The preliminary in
junction issued against tho ticket
scalpers by Judge White, restrain
ing them from dealing in con.
clave excursion tickets, was continued
Thursday. This means great loss to
the scalpers unless they arrange the
matter with the railroad companies.
Stockholm.-Them minister of marine
has decided to propose to the riksdag
that credit of over 10000, 900 kroner
be voted for naval requirements.
These will include the purchase of
three first class ironclaGs, ammunition,
torpedoes and submarine mines.
Omaha, Neb. - Mrs. Nancy Geer,
wife Of T. T. Geer, governor-elect Of
Oregon, died at the Barker hotel
shortly after midnight from heart dis
ease. The deceased was 81 years old.
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TO ELECT CUBAN PRESIDENT
Assembly Will Meet at Santa Cruz
and Elect Him.
G0MEz'S ELECTION PREDICTED
General Garcia for Secretary Of War
American Concessions In Cuba Cues
toned by Local Newspapsrs-Spanlsh
Land Register.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 1.-THE
meeting of the Cuban assembly at
Santa Cruz is fixed for October 20. but.
owing to lack of transportation facili-
ties, the members of the assembly will
be unable to arrive at Santa Cruz on
time, and the end of the month prob
ably will have come before the election
of president and cabinet takes place.
Ell Cubano, daily paper of Santiago,
predicts the election of the following
ticket:
President-General Maxine Gomez.
Vice president-Senor Bartolome
Maso.
Secretary of foreign affairs-Dr. Do
mingo Mendez Capote.
Homo secretary-Senor Benjamin
Gerra.
Secretary of justice-Senor Jose A.
Lanuza
Secretary of war-General Calixto
Garcia.
Secretary of public instruction-Se-
nor Enrique Varona.
General Calixto Garcia desires to
cOntradict the statement made by sew
eral newspapers that he is receiving
pay from the United States govern
ment for his assistance in disbanding
the Cuban troops He declares that he
Is patriot, and is not in need of
money.
General Garcia had long interview
with General Wood. requesting trans
pfok - Ill n
told General Wood it was important
for him to be there, 'in order to frus-
trate the plot to overthrow tho supre-
macy Of those who had fought for Cuba
Tor three years and to put in their
places non-combatants and immi-
grants. General Wood agreed to pro-
vide him with transportation.
General Wood has received orders
from Washington to secure informa-
tion as to such places in the province
of Santiago as the Spaniards evacuate,
and to send troops thither Immediately,
as we'll as to take over the civil govern
ment He is still awaiting news from
Holguin before sending tho Second
immune regiment there.
The local papers are much wrought
up over propositions denying the right
Of the Americans to grant concessions
which Cuba ibre would repudiate.
General Wood has received letter
from Hayi requesting permission by
many returning Cuban families to
bring with them agricultural imple-
ments free OF duty. General Wood re-
piled that President McKinley's prop
Osition permitted this.
The telephone wires in the neighbor-
hood of Santiago have been broken and
torn down by Cubans for use in bind
ing hay ricks. General Wood has or
dered the arrest of all persons found
to be concerned in the affair.
Many things have occurred which
tend to show that the Spanish land
system OF registration is apparently
perfect. Judge Advocate B.ount has
been egreeably surprised by finding iu
many instances his work simplified.
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Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 14.-Sherid
Reb Houpt Of this county has been A.
rested on an indictment by the grand
jury for embexzlemc1t. His shortage
is said to be $1,000 and is attributed
by his friends to tho failure of Hoga-
boom's bank in this city three years
ago. He lost between $12. 900 and
SIS, 900 in the bank.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 17.-An express
company has completed arra1gements
for maintaining scmi-monthly dog
train mail and express service 60 DaMA
80 over the Zee. beginning Nevsn,
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SULTAN YIELDS TO POWERS.

CANEA, Island of Crete, Oct. Tile
mail Bey, the Turkish military gov
ernor last evening informed the ad.
mirals of the foreign warships that
the sultan had ordered the withdrawal
Of all the Turkish troops in Crete. in
accordance with the joint note from
Great Britain, Russia, Italy and
France.
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Hrs. L.. In . Critical, Condition.

WAsHINaToN, Oct. l7.-Major Gen.
eral Ftzhugh Lee telegraphed Major
General Greene to-day that the con-
dition Of Mrs. Lee was so critical that
he could not talk business He asked
General Greene to take command of the
First division and General Greene will
leave tonight for that duty.
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DEAR EDIroR:-If you know of solicitor on
canvasser in your city Or elsewhere. especially
q man who has solicited for subscriptions.
insurance, nursery stock. books or tailoring. o.
a man who can sell soods, you will confer .
favor by telling him 20 cores pond with Us; or
II YOU will insert this notice in your paper and
such PARTIES will cut this notice out and mail
TO US. we may be able to furnish them q good
position in their own and adjoining counties.
Address.
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PNAA MINE ON FIRE.

PAxA, Ill, Oct. ia bad fire is
burning in Pana Coal company's shaft
No l. It was started by an explosion
of gas in the north entry at noon Sat
urday, and so far it has been impossi-
BILE for the company to extinguish it.
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Many man who wouldn't think Of
making a wife of his cook has no scru-
Piles about making q cook of his wife.
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Far Ahead of -Chicaro

Kansas CITY. No., Oct. l7.-Kansas
City cattle receipts this week were
over 1900, as compared with $500 in
Chicago, 1880 in Omaha and Ia. 900 in
St. Louis. The receipts here were
nearly $1,000 greater than Chicago's.
5000 greater than those 1t Chicago
9Ru st. Louis combined. and more
than double those of Omaha.
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1t is not always the woman with the
most sympathetic smiles who is al.
ways willing to sit up nights with .
sick person.
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ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1s.-Majos
General Nelson A. Miles, commander
in-chief, with his staff. arrived to-day
from Omaha. During the day he called
on Governor Cloug'.. talking over the
Indian troubles at Leech Lake. He Il
spending tho day at Fort Smelling.
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Some hats make q woman's face look
long but not half SO long as her hus-
bands when he gets the bill.
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know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption.-Johr Miller.
Au Sable, Michigan, April 81. COS
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The trouble with the charity that
begins at home is that it seldom gets
any farther.
The Globe-republican., 1898-10-20

Every man pays more for q suit than
he intended to before he got into the
tailOr's.
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The more vanity some people possess
the easier it is to make them happy.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets, Candy Cathartic l0c or 30
Ii c. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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When a man jumps at conclusions
he doesn't always light where he ex-
cected to-
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Some people who never do anything
very bad. never do anything very good
eiAfesp

8 R Baldwin writes: after trying Sooth-
ing Remedies without avail anu Physicians
Without relief, gave Dr. MOnctt'a TEETnINA
(Teething POWdt Is, and they acted like magic
occasionally gave powder to keep my child's
gums Softenod." TEETHINA Aids Digestion
Requisites the Bowels and makes baby robust
and healthy.
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Two Distinxaished M Onea
Lo1DoH, Oct. l:-Sir Henry Irving
laiu and unable to cot and Nme
DIV 49, postponed her departure fer
F3qe - Account q s3alnnaA
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But few women have time to look
like their portraits
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Don't Tohaeco Spit and Smoke Your Inc AwaH
To Quit tobacco easily md forever, be mag
netfc, full of life. nerve and viGor. take Note.
BAG, the wondcr-worker, that makes weak men
teed. Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
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The present is the child of the past
and the father of the future.
The Globe-republican., 1898-10-20

The only material; difference between
a cold and the grip is in the doctors
bill.
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It doesn't take blooming idiot long
to 90 to seed.
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Gossip is always short lived unless it
is properly ventilated.
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1t is as difficult to make some people
work as it is to make sluggish liver
work.
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TIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIG

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simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it il
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP
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all the importance Of purchasing tho
true and original remedy. As tho
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ToRNIA FIe SYRUP Co. with the medi-
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which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company q guaranty
of the excellence Of its remedy. It =
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as it acts ON the kidneys, liver and
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Pure Blood
Good Digestion

These are the essentials Of health. Hoods
earsaparilla h the great blood purifier and
stomach tonic. Il promptly sxpsls tie
impurities which cause pimples, sores
and eruptions and BY giving healthy &C.
tio1 to the stomach and digestive organs
1t kegs the system in perfect order.
Hoods SarsapariIla
j. Americas Greatest Medicine. q; six for a.
Prepared only by G. I. Hood s Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Hooe's Pills cure Sick Headache. "a.
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has occupied the town of MayagueZ, TAX
ing formal possession without resistance
The Spanish force, which had held the
place withdrew to Lares, about sixteen
miles northeast of MayagueZ, and half
way between the town last named and
Arccibo, on the north coast of the island.
General Brooke is still ut Guayama.
The munitions and supplies for his divis-
ion are being unloaded from the trans
ports at Zrroyo.
General Wilson is still at Coamo, wait
ing reinforcements of cavalry and dyna-
mite guns before executing the plans
formulated for the advance in the direc-
tion of Aibonito in cooperation with
General Brooke.
On thursday about four O'Clock there
was desultory firing between pickets on
General Wilson's line and those of the
Spanish forces in his front. Two COM
panies of the Second Wisconsin volun-
teers were sent oHt to support the pick
cts. AS this dispatch is sent o'clock
p. ml there is sharp firing going on.
An occasional volley has been heard \
battery or artillery has been moved on.
to the support Of the infantry
Prisoners captured during the day re-
port that there are 1900 Spaniards at
Aibonito.
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MUST EVACUATE HOLGUIN.
Orders Issued BY General Salcedo to
General Luque.

Key West. Fla, August 13-Intelli-
gcnce reached here to-day that the Span
ish forces under General Luque, in Hol
gum, have been ordered by General
Salcedo to evacuate the town. General
Garcia, with 5000 Cubans was at last
accounts strongly entrenched around
llolguin, and had demanded Genera
Luque's surrender. This latter infor-
nation came on the Spanish prize
schooner Espresso, which was captured
by the gunboat Nashville at Gibara on
July 9th, and brought here by a. prize
crew. under command of Ensign Walk
er. When the Espresso left Gibara on
Tuesday last the Spaniards were still in
Holguin, and had not replied to General
Garcia's demand for their surrender
On August 9th, the gunboat Nashville
captured a small Spanish sloop, the
Eongrafa, at Gibara. The sloop car
ried mail for Spanish officers and a
cargo of tobacco. The mail was seized
and its contents gave the American Off
GERS some important information. Sub
sequently the sloop was set free.
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LOSSES AT HORMIGUEROS.
Miles Cables Complete List of the
Casualties.

Washington, ID. c.. August 13. The
War Department to night posted the fol-
lowing:
Ponce, August 18TH. 1898
Secretary Of War, Washington, ID. c.:
Following is complete list casualties
in engagement near IIormigucros, Au-
gust 10th:
KILLED Frederick Fermberg, Com
pany ID, Eleventh Infantry.
"Wounded-First Lieutenant Joseph
G. Bryon, Eighth cavalry.
"Folowing wounded of the Eleventh
infantry:
Sergeant William S. Wheeler, scri-
ously; Corporal Joseph i. Ryan, Com
pany G; Private William Rorriter, Com
pany q, seriously; Private Arthur Shhys
Company G; Private John l.. Johnson.
Company ID; Private a. Sands, Company
ID; Private Paul j. MiIzkic, Company
II; Private Henry Gerrick, Company ID;
Private Harry T.. Arrick, Company E;
Private Samuel II. Cobb, Company /;
Corporal Ames Wilkie, Company Il,
seriously: Private Daniel Graves, Com
pany G., seriously; Corporal Jno Brunng.
Private Samuel G. Fry, Private q. Cur
It's. light battery ID, Fifth artillery.
Doctor thinks all but one of wounded
are likely to recover.
(Signed) "MILES."
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the President for some time, but when
missoners for Cuba and Porto Rico
| would not be announced today. There
was no need for haste, he said, as by
the terms of the protocol ten days were
allowed for the selection OF the commits
sion. There has been some speculation
as to who will be commissioners, ana
nearly all the more prominent officers of
the army have been canvassed, both vol
untcer and regular. 1t seems to be gen
orally conceded that General Lee Will
be one of the commissioners for Cuba
on account of his knowledge of the CON
ditons of the island. General Brooke
and General Henry are mentioned as
probable commissioners for Porto Rico.
The subject of mastering out part OF
the volunteer forces has been considered
and it is probable the total force will be
reduced to 100000. This mastering out
will not begin ut once. Garrisons of both
regular and volunteer soldiers will re-
main in Cuba Porto Rico and the Phil
ippines.. Manila and Porto Rico will be
governed through the military arm at
present and probably the authority which
the United States exerts in Cuba by the
same method 1t is the understanding Of
the War Department that the Spanish
soldiers in all places over which the
United States exercises authority will
he virtually prisoners or war and under
the orders of the United States officers
in command. The War Department is
now exercising every effort in the direc-
tion of the care of the sick and wounded
soldiers and is pushing forward the plans
to make the troops more comfortable.
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WILL TAKE THE REINS
DAYS RESIGNATION MAY BE IN
WITHIN A WEEK.
DAY CHAIRMAN OF PEACE COMMISSION
Senator Davis of Minnesota viii be Offered
Place on the CommissoB, and General
Corbin as Well al the Presidents
Desire.

Washington, d. c., August 13.-The
termination of the war brings before
the State Department many farreaching
subjects for determination. Probably the
most important of these is the estab
lishment of plans of government for the
various possessions acquired by the Uni
ted States, most Of them permanent, and
Manila temporary with the chance of
question of dealing with the people of
the acquired territories. These larger
questions are being considered with great
care and deliberation and there is not
likely to be any haste in reaching con
cusions. The matters of pressing inn
portance are the appointment of commits
sionCrS to arrange terms of peace at
Paris and the military commission to
meet ut Havana and San Juan.
II seems to be settled that Ambassador
Hay, at London. is to succeed Secretary
Day when the latter becomes chairman
of the peace commission. The authority
for this statement is unofficial but FROM
Il source which shows that such is the
determination of the President at pres
cHt. lhe inulcatIoHS are lHaI secretary
Days resignation from the State De-
partment will be in and accepted within
Il week.
1t is understood that the President
the appointment of ;Secre-
tary Day to a circuit Judgcship after
the work of the peace commission has
been finished.
Senator Davis, of Minnesota. will he
offered Il place on the commission. but
it is expected he will decline. The Pres
ident desires to have Adjutant General
ii. C. Corbin member of the peace
and it is probable that he
will be selected.
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TO PREPARE FOR EVACUATION
Orders From Madrid to Porto Rico and
the Philippines.

Madrid, August 1910 p. m.--The
Government tonight telegraphed to the
Governors General of Porto Rico and
the Philippines instructions for carrying
out the terms of the protocol signed by
the United States and Spam and to pre-
pare for evacuation. Instructions were
also sent covering the policy to be adopt
ed in the event of the insurgents refus-
ing to observe the armistice.
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ECHOES OF THE WAR
BATTERY OF ARTILLERY SENT FORWARD
Gen. Brooke Still al Guayamo-- Gen. SchWan
Occupies Mayaguez Unloading Mu-
nitions at Zzroyo .25,000
Spaniards at Aibonito.

Washington, ID. c., August 13.--The
War Department has been advised
through the Cuban Junta that the Cuban
insurgents will accept the terms of the
peace protocol between the United States
and Spain and that hostilities will cease
OH their part.
PALMA CABLES MASSO.
Washington, d. c., August 13.-Senor
Palma, the head of the Cuban Junta,
has sent the following cable by way of
Santiago:
"Bartolome Masso, President of the Gu
ban Republic, Santiago, Cuba.
Il have this thirteenth day of August.
1898, accepted in the name of the Gu
ban Provisional Government, the arms
tice proclaimed by the United States.
You should give immediate orders to
the army throughout Cubs, suspendlng
all hostiiities. Preliminary terms OF
peace, signed by representatives OF
Spain and the United States, provided
that Spain will relinquish all claim over.
and title, to Cuba.
(Signed) "T ESTRADA PALMA"
Assistant Secretary of War Meikef-
john has had conference with Thomas
Estrada Palma, the representative of the
Cubans in this country. In reply TO IN
ouiries as TO matters discussed by them.
Mr.. Meiklejohn said:
pending giving notice of armlstlce
through their official channels, Mr.. Palma
desires our Government to afford hlni
means by fast sailing vessels and other
wise to communicate with Cuban forces
in different portions of the island notify
ing them of the peace proposals andre
ouesting suspension of hostilitles. lie
greatly desires the active assistance OF
our Government in sending food supplies
to the Cuban forces in the field ana
their families. as he is without ships Tor
this purpose. They desire 10 cooperate
in every respect and assist i'll any ana
every way in promoting the pease plans
of our Government and have undoubted
confidence in the good intentions OF the
Government of the United States and III
the satisfactory outcome of the struggle
for the independence of Cuba when IS
now assured. He is especially anxious
that the American Government should
Immediately procure the release of the
political prisoners in Spanish prisons.
FIGHTING IN PORTO RICO.
Ponce, Porto Rico, August 12.-(Delay-
ed in Transmission. )-General SchWan