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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
MAP OF PORT GUANTANAMO.
(From Spanish survey corrected to 1857

Mauser bullet Amputstion will be necessary.
The Marblehead's pilot. who was shot Though
the leg while guiding the cruiser out Of the har-
Dor this morning holds the rank OF a colonel In
the Cuban service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

about closed by Assistant Secretary Mekle1ohn.
are at Newly Already. therefore. the De-
partmept Is we'll equipped with transports for
the second invading army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
AoGCSTI AND THE GERMAN CONSUL

D'Aaon June 1.-THE Singapore correspond
Va. Of The Times" says:
eers received here from Manila, dated
o. % sey that the prolonged conference be-
'he German Consul and Captain-Genera
hsasi were exciting attention in Manila and
On 1c 10 The belief that Germany had designs
'" 'ne sulu Archipelago"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
GERMANY's STRENGTH AT MANILA

=. .'ncon, June 1.-THE Berlin correspondent
:, Inc Times" remarks the fact that with
~ Si "arships already at Cavite. and with the
Sms'act on the way with l.4OO men, Ger
Manila.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
"'rLs GERMANY WILL INTERFERE.

q, Saaon. '.s. June 1.-THE Madrid correspondent
fhe Standard" says:
MI, is hopeful feeling here that Germany
interfere in the Philippines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

Catch tho shadow ere the substance fades. Be pho
tographed at Rockwoods' broadway ana whist
-Advt
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copy ot wcbsser. 'rsy ntarnations & Dictionary
shanss sWlns VI NE Appropriate furniture Of the mer-
"!ers and doctors ofiice.-Advt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
A SNUB TO ENGLAND,
SPAIN oBjEd7IED no HER orrrn
no rRoTECr CHINESE.
IL ~ believed osrent Urltntn t,nd
some Interior OBJECT The Powers
Were Notified.

Madrid. May 3. In righteousness today
resolution of homage" in honor Of those
Killed in the naval engagement oil Cuylto
was adopted unanimousiy.
The message from the throne was then
adopted, republicans. Curliats and cOnsor-
vauvos voting in The negative
The official report on General AuguStis
reply 10 tho British consul at Manua Of
feling to place all Chinese SUBJECTS in tho
Philippines under The protection OF the
British flag, says;
Captain General August wires that tho
British consul called upon him to say that
he would tako the Chiuesu subjects In
the Philippine islands under the British
flag IN order to safeguard their lives dri
property. The captain general argued that
number Of lich aud Influential Chinese
at Manila had assured him that they were
satisfied with proteoiion of Spain Morct.
secretary of the colonies. replied 10 General
August that there was no reasou to az
eept the protectorate witch the British
consul offered TO exercise.
The British consul's offer has been COM
municatod to the powers,
The government apparently seos some
deep laid nachinatiou on the part Of Eng
land.
The official note says This news caunea
surprise. although people are accustomed
to methods Of those who direct British in
terests.'
The question 10 asked; What dan be the
object of the British roqucstg China is
not IN position 10 expect this or any
other protectorate. but the British take
upon themselves 20 be the protector OF zee
Celestial empire against French, Russian
and German ambassadors With view
undoubtedly TO acquire u new title 10 The
protoetorate OF Chinese in the Philippines.
Tho government can not accept the re.
anest offered It and rejects the proposition.
at tho same time Informing the powers
WHO are not disposed TO allow Great Brll0in
to protect China that they have squadrons
In the Far East themselves for that par
pose
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TO JOIN GEN. GOMEZ.
WILLIAM ASToR CHAMBER IL DE
rfGRMiNED TO DO BATTLE.
ions lie Is on MS Way 10 cuba
40 Join the HcBets.

New York May 3.~~Wnliam Astor chan
Ter has departed from New York with three
companions with the ayowed intention Of
joining the forces Of General Gomez the
Cuban insurgent leader in Cuba, and to
do what fighting he can for the cause of
Cubn Librc. AYERS the World today.
Mr.. Chanler left by rail for Key West
and will leave that place by the hrst yes
sci that money can secure TO take him to
a PORT on - Cuban coast. which will he
convenient for reaching the camp Of Go
mez.
The expedition into Cuba will he at tho
expense of Mr., Chanler His companions
are not adventurous, hut wealthy men. one
Of them Is German officer. who came 10
this country soon after the Maine disaster
to offer his services against the SpauiArds
In case OF war
Another member OF the little party is a
man named Calvin who was with Chanler
Ia his African expedition, There are two
".uvrs, hut their names are not known.
They are said to be wealthy New York
men aud for this reason their identity is
kept from the public
MI Nhnnler's party viii he uniformed In
the Sarh OF the insurgent army and viii
leave Key West with every provision for
such n hazardous trip
The failure of his regiment to be ac-
cepted prompted Mir CHAMBER to get UP
this expedition, The party left the Wal
dort- Astoria ana took night train out of
the city The greatest secrecy was observed
by all concerned, but number of the
prominent guests OF the hotel, friends of
MI Vhanler, heard OF IT and wished HIM
"Godspeed' On his departure.
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40 IMPORTATION.
|arers Demand thnt the Govern
mcnt Eniightcn the pcopIc.

F"rers ncmand thnt the Govern
mcnt Eniighten the People.
Madrid, May S.Ei HeMldo. ret6rrinS
to tho extent of the disaster a, Manila,
says I'VE can not deny it. The govern
ment has not given any information to the
country ana, although The greater portion
OF Yesterdays cabinet council was devoted
to the subject, the government mas released
to issue even note, leaving as igaoraAt In
resnGc' to its view OF this iaie II event.
There Is nothing rash in the suspicion That
the governments attitude n this matter il
a desire't hide painful ru 4.
III Liberal demands that parliamen. in
s'st ON haying light thrown ON The causes
of tho Manila disaster
some Of the assertions of Ell ncrs,dc
nave caused further sensations in Madrid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
nniGADlERs T0R VOLUNTEERS.
seven Weguiar Cotoncls Are to lie
Amounted.
isiye engagement.


Appointed.
Chickamauga, May 3.--Recruiting the
regular army at Chickamauga park is going
forward very slowly except in the colo-el
regiments, and it is believed that the fun
quota of colored troops will be speedily OBJ
tanned
Considerable stir was created at the camp
today over the announcement received from
semi-ofneial circles at Washington ana
given out by Adjutant General sheridan
that the president has named the following
officers 60 he brigaGiers to command in the
volunteers, the nominations probably to be
sent to the senate tomorrow; Colonel A. S.
Burt, Twenty fifth infantry, Colonel A. X.
Arnold, Of the first cavalry; Colonel S. b.
Young. Third cavalry; Colonel Sam n.
sumner. sixth cavalry; Colonel John c.
Bates Second Infantry; Colonel Guy V.
Henry, T5nth cavalry. and Colonel A. r..
Chafee, Third cavalry
An order was issued today by General
Brooke transferring the seventh infantry
or the Second to the First brigade, the pur
pose being 10 oquaize the grades.
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formidable hostile squadron They wc,e
condemned to fail one after another. nm
der the fire Of the American batt,ry. ard
were defended only by the valor In The
breasts OF their sailors. What liza, bean
gained by the illpsion that Manla was
fortified? What has been gained by tie
'a''maiiop that The broad aud beautiful
bay on whose bosom the Spanish tlse' ,tr-
'Shed Yesterday had been rendered mac
e'ssinleS What use was made Of the ia
NOUS island Of cosregidor? What was dorc
with its guns Where were The torp0aeosy
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FEARFUL OF Az orrpnr,k.
Spanish partinlnpf4 Xsos cu.w.,,
Hnllna.- nt,.s -, w ".

Sp""sh fariinme'a Was Guarded Inv
fotce me Sn,dlerS.
iohaoh' May 4.-~Accordtng to speeal
aispateh from Madrid, ne chamber as
seineled amid scenes of Wild excitement
oiparautled during the las, twenty years.
lasre We're great crowds present long be-
iore the deputies eanse toso,hor, ANA the
salleries and corridors were throasea. Ex.
'eitsmeht prevailed, and 50 fearful were ,ha
au'agri'es q public outbreak Of vlsisnce
that The fun police strength Of the city was
put under r~Quisitlon, and the troops were
kept IN barracks under arms.
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a~------ ---a----------
WOODS RIDERS.
TheS Wtsi he Mustered Into the Ser.
vice at san Autouio

They WIN Re Mustered Into the SER
vice at san Antouin.
Washington May g. Especial 10 The
Pest, According to advleos received At
the adjntant generals office this morn
ing, goo men Of Colonel Moods regiment
of mounted rtfiemon were mustered into
tho service OF the Uhted States at irss
eott, Ariz. yesterday, ana VIII at enee
start for san Antonio, the rendezvous OF
that ORGANISATION, Colonel Wood left hcrc
last night for San Antonio aud viii tom.
pletc the osganization of his re. sllnent at
thot point. Assistant Secretary soose yclt.
who is the lieutenant colonel for the ioy.
meni, viii Join his commanding ogaes, IN
Texas In few days
As has been alreaay stated. THIS rex,-
ment is one OF three specially authn,isea
BY rongress TO be composed .: rlsl !,
troops, expert in horsemanship and mar,.s.
manship Mr.. Dunn VIII be t,,s ,,p,or
aaStor ~ Colonel Woods resi,nea, ia
X er officers have been selected IL fol-
\! *slnsnsai asartermaster. i. II
1t q ~ y! \! y wost Point. aaa now
1 elsasat Llssxeasnt Il.
|g||| = X Y Lieu.
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war revenue bill. The secretsIl|
the information. in his lossessicil
cost of the war up to date W
best estimates obtainable Of
pcnscs.
Secretary Gage told the comS7
the best estimates obtainable ~
ioi the next two months the "
crease the governmental expela1
Soo,OOO'OC0. BY that time 4
amount in the treasury, with iey
OF the gold reserve, would D. y
and $4,000 900 Of the reserve
MIR. Gage also said it was bis "
tie revenueG would decrease % "
the war. In view OF these ~
sidersd some authorization for u,
bonds necessary. He said no ps'
been made OF the cost OF wal &
hence, as no one could say ~
would continue, II
Secretary Gage told the co.,
had not been furnished any 'e
estimates of the cGSt OF the
war and navy departments for
of getting their ideas, Inc
members of the committee are y
ON very careful consideration
graph separately, saying that y
ton OF each provision In cou
save time in the senate. Ino "A
fort TO secure perfect agfeeu
members of the committee NJ
features before reporting 70 M
and the indications are they Nh
cessiul in this respect.
Secretary Alger told the fin4.
tee he thought 10000, 900 W.
ficient to meet the extraoruipss. y
Of the war department for y
occasioned by the Spanish We
Seer tary Long said lie han III
upon which TO furnish the @
estimates for his department. ~
would send communication
point. u.
When the finance Commune,
tonight there was no cgtalns
work on the war rerenut
concluded. The democrats nas
any of their propositions. ~
question had not been Mns NJ U
view of disposing OF II,
members OF the committee
10 have yet agreed on q suIss Il
bond provision, but the ~
tons are that it will be ~
tons. There was sugs's
10 removing the entire tax ~ .
suggestion was not followe.
Is 10 indicate its probable ~ ~
The only two points OF Wy
arc regarded as settled arc
mage taxes will 90 out ~
haaco tax provision VIZ
as ia exempt stocks on nanssF
Secretary Gage stated Wy
te.stin1eny today that ne a.
rangcments with New fo!n
TO the sale OF the proposed
curing their assistance "
lar loan.
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London, May A.--The Madrid correspond
ent OF tho Daily Mail telegraphing Tues
day, says: There Is no longer any doubt
that the internal situation 10 causing the
government MS much uneaslness as the ex-
ternal. Last nights demonstration was
ono of the most serious in some time, since
those openly participating showed their
revolutionary tendencies Cries wero
raised OF Down with the Bour-
bons!" 'I.one live Don Carlos" Long live
the republlc" and Long live Wcyler!"
The first move of the demonstration,
over a thousand strong, was to the house
OF General Weyler with the object OF
cheering him. He did not appear. and the
crowd then went to the residence of Senor
Sagasta, whore the ministers were in ton-
ference, aud shouted In favor OF his resign
ing. Senior Aguilora, the civil gov
crnor of Madrid, broke up the procession
with the aid Of the police, who were badly
stoned and had to charge the crowd The
authorities thoreupon met with Senior
Aeuiera. who announced his intention Of
rosEning, saying that It cost him great
trouble to rqpress such manifestations, nnd
that he was unable to do It. rhercupou the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04

edIct was issued, placing Madrid under
martial Law, and the military governor,
General Dababan, received stringent or
ders from General Correo, the minister Of
war, for the reservation Of peace
Meanwhile the cabinet council Is dis
cussing the political situation In Spain.
Admiral Bcrnelo, minister Of marine, and
General Correo are strongly In favor Of
an immediate suspension OF the constitu-
tonal guarantees, step which requires
closing the tortes. Other members OF the
cabinet however consider this inconyen-
lent al the present moment, because il
would wipe out many years Of the history
Of the liberal party
There Is n general belief that total
cabinet crisis Is imminent, aud that It
viii probably end in a considerable molin-
cation OF the present government, possibly
in The formation Of national ministry un.
der the presidency OF Marshal de Campos.
IN any case, parliament Is certain TO be
closed shortly.
The events of the last few days have
undoubtedly increased the popularity or
General Weyler who fayors an out ana
out liberal policy. General Weyler is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04

sINTHE THROES OFDISSOLUTlON
The Internal Disorder in Spain Is Worse than the
External War

Ito lie Reports OF
threatening
%
ymp,hyvH III h envmnh on vol o an Vh pn
wnacain pwuaprp It
want rnantnnh war with h ties @ t OF "a n
prinsM future % Q h COVER is tn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
PORTO RICO NEWS.
Americans and English Are
Not Safe in the Streets.

( Boston, May 3,-Among the ar.
\ rivals at this port today were the
( brig Spectre, Captain Dexter, and
} the schooner Bravo, Captain Err
} nero. both British vessels, from st,
I Johns, Porto Rico. The captains of
: both vessels report that the excite
ment at Porto Rico when they left
that city was intense. The old
? Spanish settlers were strongly on
( the side of Spain, while the native
{ element was as strongly in favor of
: independence. Captain Dexter says
: that Americans and Engli'Apen are
, not safe in the streets at st.
{ johns, the Spaniurds believing that
! the English are in league with the
y Americans. Just before he sailed
] two American correspondents were
} arrested, and one of them was sent
( to St Thomas on a French war
( vessel.
) 1t Was reported. that serious dis
} turbance took place in the interior
{ between the natives and Spanish
{ soldiers. but Captain Dexter was
( unable 10 learn the result.
( Captain Ernero says before he
( left the port two large Spanish
! warships came into the harbor and
remained for several days. They
{ took on three months provisions
{ and then proceeded to sea. 1t being
: currently reported that they were :
( bound TO the Philippines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
WILL uARprr TRADE.
Britain VIII Hang on ia Her Yves
indian Islands.

indian Islands.
London May 4.-tspsei1l 10 The Post. -
In discussing the suggested plum OF an
Anglo american tmde. Lord Charles
Beresford said that a proposition world
rever be entertained; that II would he
absurd tostl.ink of exchanging the British
possessions in the West Indies Jamaica,
The Bel1nndss and other slands--for the
Philippines; Manila would be Of no use to
Britain as a naval bass, as she already has
Hong KONG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
Tes.ns with Dewey.

Washington, May s.-(special to The
Post. THE personnel of the officers OF
the Feet Of Commodore Dewey. Off ,hs rhl,-
ippine ISLANDS, embrace Representatives cf
every part of the country, from Maine 10
California and from Michigan TO Texas.
Among those from Texas are assls,,mt ~,
gineer OF the flagship Olympia, John +.
, malshaa. ana Naval Cadet Dan Wurtz-
haush on the cruiser Baltimore.
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notorious but not a prominent person in
Spains politics. Politicians and the peo-
pie at large have been paying but little
attention to him recently. His party Is
composed of few persons of not very high
standing Moreover every one recognizes
that Woylers cruelty in Cuba and his pol
icy az to the reconcentrados contributed
TO bring about the present state OF affairs,
while his alleged notorious laxity with re-
gard to public money has made him much
disliked. public opinion is always likely
10 mistust him and he is unpopular with
the queen regent.
The country en- masse is opposed to the
idea Of republic preferrng Don Carlos
or anything to such change, They hal
enough Of the republic In 1873. The indig
nation which is felt at present is MOI
against the present dynasty. but against
the government, and the politicians in gem
eral If military dictatorship should
come it would most probably be under the
queen regent and not under General Cam
pos. Even General Polayicja has a better
chance that General Wcyler. Such u die
tatorshlp would take the form OF con
terring the premiership on one OF these
generals.
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Hith the coaling transports at some out o.
(he\way island In the West indies, where
1t Will rsplenish its bunkers before APP
pearibg at Havana. But the belief Of
Spanish for.---ht and organization is so
elstiyely dlssipated that it is doubted If
the SSpaniards have taken even that es-
'seutial precautbn TO equip them for a de-
cisiye engagement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
WILL NEvnn nv KING.
S'""'"4 OF the End of spn,n,s
NNnnsIN

'hf Nhu ut m .
S>nastS.
london May S''~A special from Brussels
says; l'oa Carries the prctmder is macl
'si'a'ea by private tciegrams he Ma. r..
'e'v'd today from Madrid. Spanish
0'p''"a' :" high position soii 70 me 10,
d'y' They are praotic,uy in state q,
revolution and 1t is the beginning OF The
emu o. the r's'ncy The queen regent may
make a final effort in favor OF her son. bu,
he VIII never come to the ,hrone'a
Vienna May IA very respondent view
mas been taken here since the Manila de-
fsA' i is believed that the spanish
dynasty Is nearing Its end.
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The FINANCES FOR WAR.
Secretary Gage Before the Senate
Finance Committee.
he IS IN FAVOR OF A BOND ISSUE.
Secretary lger Puts the yenr,s yyar
Expenses ut Sl50.O00, oOO-Ton-
mage Tax To He Eliminated.

Washington. May 1.-The senate finance
committee resumed its sitting at 1880 this
morning, hearing Secretary Gage on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
lin THE SPANISH CONGRESS
Salmeron Bitterly Denounces the N
archial Government.
Senator


money expended will be necessary to establish the responsibility attaching to the crown we'll
chamber order an. a
his attention the the constitution declaring the mvaamt
Senior Smeon continued demanding information the deees Manila bay and insisting that
a "s na . the sn"' had Given % ss PROCEEDED ~ns
loyalty" which protests the benches
Senior srnen lis demands Of
worn out regime under which we 1--we concluded 1--WE Snd " maintain the monarchy but "
o
war forced upon IT, m were ever criminal attack the nh"a he said was surely more " now
" f"hea'"
marks '"oi while the republican" and ""a0' exchanged hot rodni"on But the debate IN
s a to % sp OF @op 1os ona.s w a~ea nat sons to @ s
of government
t h sm" m a,S n n%n rn % s@ ns t sntn "n o sa
incident Of the day "" the spectacle such strange companions " Senior 'n and n" Romero ~
"%ns' n~ n' sna ~s ~a TO n mo9n, o"S company
voted
a the government likely produce warm debate The
P"nns n" u"s were ON" h"ouS' !" Apply oSN' as were ' unfair " INC ~ CAUSE
had n ma tn, s, as '"s~s' " try ing arouse political passions -
mind a"% ~~anr >ns%a ~sn the power sa M
H @
London May says in night were many officers
Uniform who were foremost the attacks and were oa calling for cheers for wer There @4
s e to known that the officers of
III
prevented joining the mob the personal p@dnH Ms
toward ne royal palace
81 y s ; : The FINANCES FOR WAR; s p s% l 1 ]
] ana 5@s s ss s s estimates tine ~' ss a s1
Ss aas a doubted s Secretary s Gaze told me
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF LIN
coin COUNTY.
cnrNrn SrAr.-Hrnnkhayen.

COUNTY SEAT.-Brookhayen.
CIRCUIT COURT-MeetS the first Mondays in
MAY and November. Roht. Powell. Judge.
Canton; :. 7. Oliver. Clerk. Brookhayen.
CHANCERY CoURT-Meets the third Mondays
in February and September. II. G.. Conn, Chan
cellor, Hazlehurst; Felix May, Clerk, Brook
haven.
SUPERVISORS CoURT-MeetS the first Mon
day in every month. McmherS-DiStrict No. l.
W. +. Parsons, President. Brookhaycn: Dis
sam A. Brister, Bogue Chitto; District No. 4
c. T. Montgomery summit; District Ne. .
ZetuS Linton, BTookhaven.
Observation-Disclosures Buic. CaScyNillC.
AssEsSoR-J. c. CoSnahan. WcS>on.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EpUCATION-Edgal
Green. Brookhayen.
SURvEYoR-A. j. Maxey. Boue Chitto.
CORONER AND RANGER-R. Il. Phillips
Brookhayen.
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Lineoin'. Assessment.

Assessor J. c. Cosnahan was in THE
LEADER Office Friday morning, and
was congratulating himself aud the
county on the excellent showing the
personal assessment makes this year
as compared with last The total this
year runs up to sl,0l5,O63, against S9Sl,-
419 i'm 1897. The increase in Brookha-
ven is over SS0,OOO,OOO. His roll ofper-
sonalty, which is now on file for exam.
ination by the Board of Supervisors at
its present sitting, makes the follow
ing showing:
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