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Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
A PEACEFUL ISLAND
Negroes More Quiet Than for
Twenty Years.
A Report 10 Aguinaido of the Death
OF General LawfoH and The Re-
turn of His Body 10 nsniIs
Awaiting an InSurgenf Force.

Manila. NOV. General Hughes.
commanding in the Visayan district.
has sent encouraging reports. He says
the island of Negros is now more peace
full and orderly than for twenty years.
The planters are pursuing their busi-
ness undisturbed by the band of bri-
gands who had long levied tribute on
them. The Americans scattered the
brigands and propose to pursue them
until they are effectually suppressed.
General Young's column entered
Cabanautuan, north of San Isidro, to-
day. Colonel Parker, with two troops
of the Fourth cavalry, took possession
of the deserted town of Aliaza. Cap
tain Batson captured a telegraph oper-
ator, finding a telegram to AguinaIdo
from an insurgent colonel, reporting
that General Lawton was killed in a
recent fight and that his body was sent
10 Manila. This dispatch said that GOO
insurgents We're approaching Aliaza
from Tarlac. Batson placed his scouts
in ambush awaiting them.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
SULU TREATY
Bargain with the Sultan Not YET
Approved by the President.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The war de-
lie any of the provisions of the ar
rangement made by General Bates
with the Sultan of Sulu. the southern
most group of the Philippines, but
touched upon in the cabled press re-
ports from Manila. The document ar
rived in Washington six weeks ago.
\ cabinet officer says that General
Bates has secured for the United
States the valuable services of the
whole royal family of Sulu for the
compensation of a good clerk. and pro-
vided for the immediate mitigation of
the conditions of the slaves and their
ultimate emancipation. Not being in
actual possession of the Sulu group
(and Spain had never been able to OBJ
tain more than a nominal suzerainty
over iD, the ability of the United
States military commander to effect
these things, besides preserving peace
and opening the islands to trade. is
regarded as commendable. 1t is fur
ther said that this arrangement is not
permanent, and does not prevent diff
ferent treatment Of the islands in the
future. and still further, it has not
been so far approved by the president,
and may be rejected if it is deemed
proper to do so.
The arrangement is regarded as "a
purely military one, fully within the
powers of the American commanding
officer to draw up, and so it will not be
submitted to the senate. as would be
a treaty, but merely transmitted as L
matter of information
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
LAKE GRAIN SHIPMENTS
Railroads Benefited by Shortage of
Vessels.

Chicago, Nov. Lake carriers have
this year received the smallest proper
tion of the grain carrying trade between
Chicago and the seaboard that they
have had in the last five years. The
chief cause has been the high lake
freight rates and the small number of
grain vessels available on account of
competition among the ore shippers.
The rate wars begun between the Chi
cago and St. Louis lines during the
season have forced railroad freights to
the lowest points known in years and
have resulted in the absorption by the
roads of practically all the oats ship
ping trade. Thus far this year the lake
lines have only carried $1,000, 900 bushels
of oats, while the railroads have car
ried $1,000, ,O0O bushels. Last year the
lake lines carried 5O,OOO,OOO bushels of
oats.
Corn shipments to date by the lakes
are about 4S,OOOOO6 bushels less than
they We're last season. while the rail-
roads have carried so far this year
II, 100000 bushels more than they did
during the whole year of 1898. The
total of all kinds of grain carried by
the lakes from Chicago in 1898 was
15S, ,269. .526 bushels and by eastern rail-
roads 1O3, 5O5, ,46S bushels. To date this
year the total by the lakes is 1920. .46S
bushels as compared with 1O7, ,S27, ,7O6 by
rail
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
UNKNOWN STEAMER ASHORE.
Ran on Brigantine Shoals During a
Heavy Fog.

Atlantic City, \. J., Nov. IA large
unknown steamer has just been re-
ported ashore on Brigantine shoals
north of this city. A heavy fog is pre-
vailing, and details are lacking. The
vessel was first noticed off the coast at
o'clock this evening, appearing then
to be in distress. The South Brigan-
tine life saving crew went out at about
10 o'clock and have not yet returned.
The North Brigantine crew also went
out to search for the steamer at II
o'clock and just returned at midnight.
They report that they cannot find any
trace of her on account of the fog
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

ties, and other persons connected with
charitable or correction work, are iii
attendance, and large number of
Bloomington people are taking an in
terest in the proceedings. William A.
Talcott of Rockford. president of the
conference, presided over the opening
session, and the visitors were cordially
welcomed by Mayor L. B. Thomas.
"Co-Operation of Charities in Small
Cities" was one of the chief topics dis
cussed during the day.
A highly interesting programme has
been arranged for this evening. Bishop
Spalding of Peoria will speak on The
Preventive Force of Education" This
will be followed by an address on Pre-
ventive Value of Organizations to Mod
ify Industrial Conditions" by Mrs. Ell
len NJ. Henrotin of Chicago. The con-
cluding paper will be by Rabbi Joseph
Stolz of Chicago on How Far Can
Modern Charity Be Made Preventive?"
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
JErFERSONS BIRTH DAY
Plan for lis Celebration al Charlotte
vile, Va.

Washington. d. c, Nov. 1.-The pro-
posal of the citizens of Charlottesville,
Va, for a celebration on a large scale
of the next anniversary of the birth of
Thomas Jefferson and the founding of
the democratic party is receiving the
hearty Endorsement of many prominent
democrats throughout the country.
The projectors of the celebration
have secured the cooperation of the
National Association of Democratic
Clubs and it is probable that the ar
rangements for the demonstration and
the celebration itself will be made un-
der the auspices of that organization.
Next April is the time suggested for the
celebration.
Jefferson's first election to the presi-
dency was in 1900, and the next ami
versary of his birth, April, 1900 would
be the centennial of this event.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

will explain public accounting under
the proposed municipal programme. DR..
E. w. Hartwell, secretary of the Bos-
ton municipal statistician commission,
and DR.. Samuel e. Sparkling, secretary
of the Wisconsin League of Municipal
tiles, will speak on the subject of finan-
cial reports of municipalities, with spe-
cial reference to the requirements of
uniformity.
The Financial Control over Re
ceipts and Expenditures" viii be the
subject Of = paper to be presented BY
L. \. Corsby, formerly deputy auditor
Of the city of Cleveland. Professor q.
". Tooke of the university of Illinois
will speak Of the accounts of municipal
industrial enterprises. Besides the
leading question of municipal finances
q number OF other matters closely con-
nected with the management of muni-
cipal affairs are scheduled for consid-
Grafton.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
DESERTS OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Colston, Former Partner OF EX-Gov-
ernor Hoadley, TO Support Nash.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 1.-The Hon.
Edward Colston, a former rock-ribbed
democrat, has determined to take the
stump in behalf of the republican tick
ct and next week will address a meet
ing of that party. Mr.. Colston is a
former law partner of Ex-Governor
Hoadley. and a member of the firm Of
Hoadley, Johnson & Colston. He is
one of the leaders of the Cincinnamti
bar and one of the most brilliant ora
tors of the state. He was a gallant
soldier of the confederacy and lost an
arm on the battlefield while in the
service of the south. His intimate
connection with democratic affairs in
the last Hoadley campaign will fur
nish him with q theme which will
prove very interesting to his audi
ence.
Since his detection from the cause of
democracy has become known the
fusionists have endeavored to have Mr.
Colston take the field in their behalf,
but he will speak in behalf of the reg
uIar republican ticket
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
MINDANAO WANTS IN.

Washington, Nov. Mail advices
to the war department indicate impor-
tant negotiations in the Mohammedan
section of the archipelago outside of
the much discussed territory of Sulu.
Through the efforts of Mr.. X Engel-
skjon, gentleman of Norwegian birth,
who enjoys the confidence of the
Tagalo chiefs in Mindanao, overtures
of peace have been made to General
Otis at Manila. Mindanao is almost
the size Of Luzon, being one of the
great islands of the Philippines. The
Mohammedans there rumber 10000,
and Spain has maintained little more
than nominal sovereignty. Thirty of
these chiefs held n conference with
Mr.. EngelskjOn at Zamboanga and
drew up form of treaty proposing
terms of peace They have suffered
greatly from the inroads of the Moros
and offer to submit To the authority of
the United States on the sole. condi-
ton that a sufficient American garri-
son be established in the island to pro-
tect them. These proposals were sub
mitted to General Otis on the arrival
of Mr.. Engelskjon. but what action has
been taken is not yet known.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
HANNA not AN ISSUE
People of Ohio Gan Not Be
MiSled by Bryan.
The Senator Admits That Mayor
Jones Is Factor but Hc is
Confident That Prosperity VIII
win fhe Day for Judge Nash.

Columbus, O.. Nov. Senator Hanna
passed through here tonight on his
way to Cleveland. Mr. Jones'" he
said. lis a factor in this fight, and I
know how many votes he viii poll. 1
believe, however, that the desire on
the part of the people of Ohio to con-
tinue the prosperity they are now en-
joying and their devotion to the presi-
dent will give us the victory. No, 1
will not make any predictions. I know
that we have had great meetings
everywhere, and the voters are thor
oughly alive to the important issues at
stake.
Mr.. Jones support continued Mr..
democratic and socialistic element of
the state. I know we have traitors in
our camp. but believe the republican
votes that will be lost to Jones will be
more than offset by the acquisition Of
votes from the democratic ranks. Mr..
Eryan's trip through this state has
netted him nothing. but on the con-
trary he has made votes for Nash.
have in my speeches in the last week
characterized him as an arrant dema-
gogue, and I meant what l said. By
putting on old clothes and wearing a
pair of shoes that had not seen a
backing brush for weeks; by wearing
dilapidated slouch hat and dressing
as he believes the common people
dress, he has endeavored TO play the
role of a democratic Moses. As a lady
said to me in Findlay the other night,
Mr.. Bryan has not only disgraced him
self. but has Offended the refined senses
of the people of this state
Mr.. Bryan has seen fit to attack me
in his hippodroming tour. but want
to say that the people of Ohio know
me too well to believe that Mark
Hanna is an issue in this campaign"
While Mr.. Hanna was comforting
with Chairman Dick. Senator Foraker
was denying, in the presence Of 5000
people at the republican mass meeting
in the Auditorium, the statement that
he had entered into a compact with
Hanna whereby he would be returned
to the senate for supporting Nash in
this campaign.
When We have won our victory"
said Mr.. Foraker, IF the republicans
who do not like me want to find me-
they know my address. If I want to
say or do anything I know where to
find them. If the people of Ohio do
not want to send me to the senate, /
will have no grievance. 1 have bust
ness of my own which will give me
enough to do. l am not stuck on my
job, anyway"
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

Arrangements for a Conference at
Columbus.

Columbus, o., Nov. 1.-The National
Municipal league has completed the ar
rangements for its annual convention
to be held in Coumbus this month, and
a glance at the list of speakers and
other participants is sufficient to show
that the gathering will consist of an
unusually large number of note, whose
only motive in taking part in the pro-
ceedings is their desire TO secure hon
est and economical administration Of
affairs in the cities of the country.
Since its organization six years ago
the league has had a remarkable
growth and the approaching convention
Will be attended by representatives OF
nearly 100 different affiliated municipal
reform associations covering all sec
tions of the country. Municipal finances
will be the subject to receive the most
attention from the delegates. The pro-
ceedings OF one entire day of the con-
vention viii be confined to papers and
discussions on this subject and the
question will be thoroughly discussed
from all standpoints. Professor L. S.
Rowe of the university of Pennsylvania
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
s1O,00O,GOO STEEL PLANT.
New Enterprise to Be Started on an
Island Below Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 1.-The Ameri-
can steel and wire trust has acquired
options on SEQ acres of land on Ne
VILE island, a few miles below Pitts
burg, at $1,000 an acre and has notified
the owner the property will be
bought when OF before the option ex-
pires. A plant costing $100O0,OOO will
be built, to take the place of some
other works owned by the company.
Options on 5000 acres of coal lands
have been secured. The plant on Ne
VILE island will include a Bsssemer
converting mill and finishing ingot
mills, rolling mills and finishing plants
for the production of the staple pro-
ducts of the trust. billets, blooms. steel
wire of all kinds and steel wire nails.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
LADYsMITH SURROUNDED.

London, Nov. 1T was announced
this morning in a special dispatch from
Ladysmith that the Beers again closed
around the place on Monday night,
sending shells into the British camp.
Two guns landed from the British
cruiser Powerful opened fire on the
Beers at dawn Tuesday. The Beers
loss must have been heavy.
The Beers brought up more guns but
some of them were siIenced. The gar
rison of Ladysmith is described as be
ing in good spirits and confident, and
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN NEW YORK


Dunkirk, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The annual
convention of the New York State
Equal Suffrage association will be for
maily opened this evening, and will
continue in session through Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Delegates from
associations and clubs in all of the
leading cities and towns of the state,
besides many visitors from Pennsyl-
vania, OHIO and other states, are al
ready in the city, and the indications
point to a successful meeting.
Among those who will deliver ad-
dresses are Susan b. Anthony, Rev.
Anna II. Shaw, Lille Devereux Blake
and Hon. s. Fred Nixon, speaker of the
state assembly.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
THE KENTUCKY MUDDLE.
Senator DebOe Makes Preparation to
Take a Hand.

Frankfort. KY, Nov. Limited
States Senator w. ]. Deboe was today
admitted to practice in the Kentucky
court of appeals. 1t is understood that
Deboe desires to assist the anti-Goebel
democrats in their suit filed in the
court OF appeals today to compel the
county election boards to give the
Brown democrats a representation in
the appointments of precinct election
officers.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
DROPPED DEAD.
Last Chance Miner at Bingham Dies
While at Breakfast.

Bingham, Utah, Nov. Robert Will
lard, a miner, dropped dead while eat
ing breakfast in his cabin at the Last
Chance mine this morning. Dr. Straup
who was summoned, pronounced it 4
case of apoplexy, and no inquest was
considered necessary. Willard was oS
years old, and came from Central City,
Colo, six months ago. having been
employed for a while at the Argentine
mine. He was a member of Tribe No.
1 Order of Red Men, at Central City.
The body will be buried tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
ADVERTISING AND CHARITY.
Chance for Americans Ia Kill Two
Birds With one Stone.

Ponce. Porto Rico. Nov. 1.-The Porto
Rican Benevolent society is sending to
the United States hundreds of letters
to prominent merchants and manufac-
turers asking for contributions of goods
to be sold at a bazaar to raise funds in
aid of deserving poor.
1t is hoped there will be a generous
response, for the contributions will
serve the double purpose of helping a
worthy cause and of introducing
American merchandise into what is
soon to be a new market
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
PRAISES AMERICANS.
L. S Ambassador Choate in a Happy
Mood at a London Banquet.

London. Nov. Limited States Am
bassador Choate, at a banquet given
last evening by the mayor of Longton,
responding to the toast, THE Anglo
Saxon Race" dwelt upon the blend of
various races in America.
The American, he said, was neither
Englisa, Scotch, Irish nor an imitation
of the people of any other nation in
the composition was a new and perfect
blend. America had settled all her
controversies with England with peace
and honor, and the English speaking
people had achieved and were daily
achieving wonders for civilization.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
TO RENEW AN ALLIANCE.
An Early Meeting Between Wilhelm
and Humbert.

Rome, Nov. 1T is announced here
that it is certain that King Humbert
and Emperor William will meet shortly
and that the interview will be of great
political Importance to the Italian and
German governments, which have al
ready agreed TO renew the treaty Of
alliance.
The emperor, it is added. is also
urging the Emperor Francis Joseph to
visit King Humbert
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
Mr.. HOBART BETTER
Decided Improvement in the Vice
Presidents Condition.

New York, Nov. IA bulletin issued
at 9 a. m. from the residence of Vice
President Hobart in Patterson said:
Mr.. Hobart passed a comfortable
night. He slept fairly well and there is
no change in his condition from yester-
day"
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The prelimi-
nary report of the Philippine commits
sion will be made to the president be-
fore the end of the week and it is
understood it is to be given to the
public.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
State Conference Going on at
Bloomington, Ills.

Bloomington, Ill, Nov. 1.-The State
Conference of Charities and COrrec-
tions is holding its fourth annual meet
ing here today. The sessions will con-
hundred delegates from varioIs parts
OF the state, including sheriffs, county
judges. states attorneys. supervisors.
county visitors for state board of chari-
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
CAPE NOME GOLD.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 1.-The steamer
Roanoke arrived here today from st.
Michaels and Cape Nome. The Roa-
noke brought 81, 100000 worth of gold
and 400 passengers.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
ONLY THE CAPTAIN LEFT.

Philadelphia, Nov. IA dispatch re-
ceived by the Maritime Exchange here
today from Charleston, s. c., says the
steamer George I. Colwel, Capt. Gas
kill, from Fernandina for New York,
has foundered. The captain is the only
one saved.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
SPAIN ENTIRELY OUT.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The positive
statement is made here by authority
that Spain doss not retain possession
of a single island in the Philippine ar
chipelago.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
HIS CONDITION LAST NIGHT.

Patterson, y. J., Nov. 1.-Vice Pres
ident Hobart took some nourishment
tonight Mrs. Hobart says he looks
better and stronger than he has ap-
peared in two or three weeks. The
prospects are that he will pass a bet
ter night than he did last night.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

Washington, Nov. lin his annual
report to the secretary of war the ad-
jutant general of the army, Brigadier
General Corbin sums uD the military
forces now in the se~vice Of the
United States, as follows: Regular
army. 64.5s6; volunteers. 34.574. Total,
90, 100
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
THE MOLINEUX TRIAL.

New York, Nov. 1.-Justica Fursman
in the criminal branch of the supreme
court today. set Tuesday, November
IA, as the day on which the trial of
Roland B. Molineux charged with the
murder of Miss Kate J. Adams will
( begin.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
CANADIANS ENROUTE.

Fame Point, Que, Nov. 1.-The
steamer Sandman from Montreal and
Quebec with the Canadian contingent
for the Transvaal war on board, passed
out today.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

the troops are said to be full of fight.
The artillery duel was still in progress
Tuesday night.
In connection with rumor of
the loss of the British troop
ship named Peninsular and Oriental,
the steamer Nubia has been men
toned.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
A BoER GUN sILENCED.

Cape Town, Oct. 3I.-Delayed in
transmission.)-The guns of the Brit
ish naval brigade have knocked the
BOer 4OO-pounder clean off it's platform
and have silenced the Boer guns on
Hepworth Hill. The Beers abandoned
their positions.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
fUNSTON'S llBfL SUIT
The General 0rings ACIion Against
Archbishop ireland.

Kansas City, Nov. General Fred
erick Funston has wired his attorneys
here to begin a criminal libel suit
against Archbishop Ireland and the
Monitor, a Catholic paper of San
Francisco, for the startling story that
he looted the Catholic churches in the
Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
VESSEL AND CREW LOST.

New York, Nov. 1.-The clipper ship
Cyrus Wakefield, which sailed hence
for San Francisco on April 4, carrying
a general cargo valued at about $780,
600, is probably lost. She had q crew
of twenty-five men, all of whom were
shipped from this port.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
SIR THOMAS SAILS.

New York, Nov. 1.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton sailed for home today. He was
given a grand sendom by a large crowd
of friends at the pier
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
ORDERED TO THE PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Forty first
volunteer infantry now at Camp Meade
has been ordered to New York to en-
bark for the Philippines on the trans
port Logan, scheduled to sail about
November is.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
POWER HOUSE DESTROYED.

Stockton. Cal, Nov. 1.-The power
house of the Standard Electric COM
pany, located at Blue Lakes City, Am
ador county, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The origin is un-
known.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
CHICAGO FIRE AND EXPLOSION

Chicago, Nov. IA fire followed by
an explosion wrecked a five-story
brick building at No. So West Wash
ington street today The total loss
loss amounts to $9S,OCO.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
A PRIVATE ROYAL VISIT.

Berlin. Nov. 1.-The czar and cza"-
ina are expected to arrive at Potsdam
Saturday The visit is said to be OF d
purely private nature.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-02
FOUR PERSONS KILLED.

Sheffield, Eng, Nov. IA boiler ex-
plosion at the steel works Of Southern
& Richardson here today killed four
and injured twenty persons.
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