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pert Judges of Cuban

tanned by expert judges Of Cuban
character and feeling.
The evacuation commissioners have
had detectives among the insurgeut
leaders ever since the latter have been
allowed to enter the city of Havana,
and are familiar with their designs. 1t
is known that certain prominent Span
iards and native Cubans have been
marked for death and their property
for destruction, and it would be a ma
tional calamity if the conspirators were
allowed to carry out their plans. The
very presence of Gen. Gomez in Ha-
vana would create intense excitement,
and 1t would be impossible to prevent
his personal admirers and Cuban sym
pathizers from gathering in large num-
bers to do him honor. The Cubans
are a very excitable people, and the
slightest demonstration would make
them uncomfortable.
CUBAN FLAGS LOWERED.
More Cuban flags were taken in to-
day. number Of windows in build
ings along the line of march of the
United States troops which had been
rented by persons wishing to view the
procession, were given up, and the IN
vitation of the Americans to Cuban
ladies and gentlemen to witness the
scenes at the palace had been declined
with the explanation that the recip-
tents of the invitations did not intend
to leave their houses tonight. Some
dwellings may appear draped in black.
Some smaller papers criticise the
American policy with bitterness, but
the larger dailies take no decided
stand. Printed anonymous handbills
are in circulation urging the Cubans
ito never mind. as they would have a
good time cheering the Americans"
The changing Of flags is likened to q
wedding. regarding which the kins-
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OCCASION WAS TO HAVE BEEN
TAKEN. ADVANTAGE OF TO
WIPE OUT OLD SCORES
PRESENCE OF GEN. GOMEZ
WOULD BE DANGEROUS
Cubans an ExcitabIe Race, and Once
a Riot Was Started 1t Would BE
Serious Matter to Queu It
More Cuban Flags Taken Down,
and Some Houses May Be Draped
With EmbIems of Mourning.

HAVANA, Dec. 31.-The position Of
the military administration requesting
the Cubans not to make any demon
stration tomorrow upon the turning
over of the government to the United
States was probably advised by sew
eral leading Cubans, whose names are
not made public, in order to protect
them from the wrath of the people,
The prohibition would have been issu-
ed even IL this advice had not been
given. Nevertheless the fact that ii
was given shows that the judgment Of
Gen. Brooke and Gen. Ludlow is sus-
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T0DAY'S BULLETIN.

! c6e-
Underwood B. & O. Manager,
Democratic Policy Advised
Rioting Feared at Havana.
Pin the Political Field.
Mclntire May Stay.
Reception to Mr.. Lind.
Raid On Resorts.
S-State Game Wardens Report
News of the Churches
4-Care of the Insane.
In the Realm of Tone.
Officials Ignore Criticism.
5-Curling for Trophy.
6-Dawes Discusses Currency.
Banks Beat All Records.
Crisis in Germany.
Anglo-Saxons Dominant.
minneapolis Matters.
News of the Northwest.
News of the Railroads.
s-Editorial.
Anti-imperialist Broadside.
s-In the Realm Of Woman.
Aid for Late War Heroes.
lost. Paul Social News.
11-Suburban Social News.
Low Life in the Argentine.
12-Books of the Hour.
The Week at the Theaters.
13-Boxing Weight Limit.
= Women in New Employments.
Eight Club League.
14-Battleships Not Fired Up.
Allen Art Lectures.
ia Half Million in Hand.
One Fund Overdrawn.
Wants.
16-Sergeant Price Is Alive.
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FIVE SAILORS SHOT.
Bloody Battle Between Members o
the st. Paul's Crew.

Bloody Battle Between Members of
the st. PauPs Crew.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 31-A shoot
ing affray occurred on board the
American line steamer ST. Paul, Capt.
Jamison, which left New York on Dec
%. for this port, and which arrived
here yesterday. Five members Of the
crew were shot and one was stabbed.
They are now in the hospital on board
the ship. Their injuries are not seri-
Gus. One arrest has been made.
The shooting was the outcome Of an
attempt upon the part of the coal
trimmers to settle grudge which
they had against the seamen. The
latter were in their hunks when the
trimmers came on board drunk and
broke in the forecastle door, A sailor.
T. Cumming, Of New Jersey, opened
fire and shot five coal trimmers He
accidentally hit seaman, named Nat
Walsh.
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people and friends of the bride are told
that the marriage VIII take place to-
night. but that they can celebrate the
work month hence.
The city Is as 1T has been for two
days. Encounters between individuals
in heated political discussions, such as
occur in American cities of 200, 900 in
habitants, are not considered Indicative
of riotous move, Most Of the Cubans
are aggrieved and dlstrustful of the
Americans. rather THAI angry.
AMERICANS on GUARD.
Company +, of the Fourth West vir-
ginia. are on guard ON the glacis of
Cabanas and MORO castles. A few
Spanish artillerists are inside. The
Spanish garrison has been withdrawn
to a space covering six blocks, embrac-
ing the Cabal block, the palace, the
residence Of the military governor. and
the nearby barracks for a few hundred
soldiers. The embarkation of these
troops aboard the transports Chateau
La Fitte and Stuttgart will take place
before 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
leaving Capt. Gen. Castellanos and his
staff Office under the protection of
American oiiicers.i+
The sound of hamn57ring is heard in
the palace, mailing upsboxes containing
papers, books and effects of the captain
general. The corridors and offices are
strewn with waste paper and useless
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ATLANTIC LINERS,

NEW YORK-Arrived Britannia Liyerpool.
PatrTa, Hamburg. Sailed: Pretoria. Ham
burg; Etruria. Liverpool; La Normandie
Havre; Europe, London; Spaarndam Rot
terdam Aller. Naples; Anchoria, Gias-
gov.
HAMB URG Arrived: Palatia, Pennsylvania
New York.
LIVERPOOL = Arrived: Tauric. Germanac
Lucania, New York; Pennland PhiIadeI'
Tahia: Umbria, New York.
PHIIAADELPHIA-The American line steam
ship Rbynland sailed for Liverpool TO-DAY
SOUTlHAMPTON-Sailed st. Paul, New
York.
MOVILLE-Sailed: Furnessia, New York.
HAVRE-Sailed: La Champagne New York
QUEENSTOWN.Sa CeTnlic, New York.
GIASGOW-Arrfved: Carthagena, Philadei-
.phia.
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PLANKINTON BLAZING.
Fire Threatens to Wipe Out the
South Dakota Town.

Fire Threatens to Wipe Out the
South Dakota Town.
CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Dec 81
(Srecial. Fire broke out this evening
at Plankinto, in the general store of J.
D. Barlow, which was entirely con-
sumed, with its stock. The fire spread
to the adjoining stores, and as this
dispatch is sent is not yet under con-
troll and promises to destroy a large
portion of the business center of the
town. The loss will reach many thou
sand dollars.
Plankinton. which is the county seat
OF Aurora county, has population Of
about 500 1t is on the Milwaukee road.
about halfway between Mitchell and
Chamberlain.
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existence. Even after all that has been said
against combination, trusts and monopolies
/ am far from convinced that the body Of
the people adequately appreciate the great
peril to their worldly welfare springing from
these vast aggregations OF capital which are
gradually absorbing and controlling the in
dustrial activities Of the country. Thousands
who voted for Mr.. Mckinley In 1896, are
ready to join US In a campaign to be waged
They only need evidence that we will fight
effectively.
ONE PLANK IN THE WAY.
There is but one plank In the platform of
1896 which prevents these thousands being
openly and aggressively with US. They do
not believe in the reconciliation of silver at
the ratio of 16 to l of gold They regard 1t
as even less defensTble now than two years
ago.
The question for us to consider is, whether
we are showing appreciation of the re-
lative Importance of issues when we seem to
be willing to run the peril OF repeating the
experience of 1885, rather than to modify our
proposition regarding the ratio between sill
yer and gold. To my mind the 18 to propo-
sition has always savored something Of SUI
perstition, and have come to believe that
the best friends Of bmetallism are not those
who refuse to have it except upon this con-
dition. / should begin to be skeptical Of
their value as opponents of monopoly Il they
persist that 1t must be sought only in con-
nection with those radical demands than the
restoration of silver at value it had more
than quarter Of a century ago.
With aggressive declarations in the plat
form Of 1900 against trusts and monopolies
and against their great allies and supports
the gold standard and the protective tariff
without insisting on particular value for
silver in a plan for its remonetization or
particular schedule for a revenue tariff, and
with the same great leader Bryan) for its
candidate, the Democratic party will be as,
sured of success, and the people through
its victory will be assured of the blessings
Of healthy competition. freedom in trade and
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TODAY's EVENTS.

METROPOLITAN = Woodward Stock Com
pany i'm "Cyrano de Bergerac," Q and 8
GRAND-Sousa's Gel Captain s:15 PM.
Third Regiment Band Concert, 2.30 Pm,
Pam Garden-va Vaudeville, 2 and PM
Socialist Labor Party entertainment and ball
Assembly Halls, s PM
:. NJ C. A. Rooms dedicated, 20 West Fifth
street, PM.
irating Exhibition. Lexington Park. Pm.
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CALIFORNIA SENATORsHIP.

Many Candidates with Strong Fol-
lowing Are Announced.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. S1-The
California legislature will commence its
biennial session here on Monday, Jan.
2. A United States senator to succeed
Stephen A. White, will be elected by
the legislature, this year, and as that
body is Overwhelmingly Republican, a
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ITALY IN EARNEST.

Squadron Starts for Cartharena.
to Enforce Cerutti Award.
LONDON, Dec. 31.-A special dis
patch from Rome says an Italian
squadron is now en- route for Cartha-
gena, Colombia, to enforce President
Cieveland's award Of indemnity to the
Cerutti heirs. Admiral de Brussetti,
VINO commands the squadron, has been
instructed to secure satisfaction to
italy for the insults which occurred
during debates in the chamber of depu-
ties.
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Dozen Dates of 1898 to Be Remembered

January 25s-Batteshp Maine ordered to HaUana
February Batteship Maine bfown Havana harbor.
March e-eoagress appropnaes 60000000t for Oar
April 27-0ur utinatum cabied Spain
May 1-Dewey destroys Spanish feet at MANILA
June 3-Hobson Santiago harbor
July T. 2 3Butie of Santiago. CerUeras fleet destroyed
August 12-The peace protocol signed
September 9-The peace commission named
October 79--DeWey seizes Aguinaidos fleet.
November 5--The Maria Teresa sinks
7O--7he treaty of peace signed
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MICHIGAN SENAToRsHIP.

Fight for Seat Now Held by Mr..
Burrows VIII Be Warm.
LANSING, Mich, Dec. 31-The con-
test for the seat in the United States
senate, now occupied by Senator Bur-
rows, was given fresh impetus this
evening, by the arrival Of both the
principal candidates, Senator Burrows
and Albert Pack. Of Detroit The legis-
lative session begins next Wednesday.
The senate Republican caucus will be
held Wednesday night, and the cleo
ton, doubtless, on Thursday.
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trif1es. Col. Bacallao, chief of staff of
Gen. Rivera, who has been confined for
long time, was released today. He
looks comely and in good health. He
says that he has been well treated re-
Gently, but that he had. terrible time
during his imprisonment In the Ca
banas fortress, where he was confined
In a-wet, nasty cell. He will request
the American authorities to try him
upon the charge of murder in order to
clear his name. Heswas released upon
his own recognizance.
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st. Paul Acquisition.

DES MONIES, To-, Dec. s1.-word wss re-
ceived here today of the sale by B. F. Hub
ell Son Of the entire interest In the Dss
Moines, Northern & Western railroad 10 t6e
Chicago. milwaukee & St Paul.
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man from that party will be chosen.
There are a number Of aspirants for the
position, most of them prominent men
in state politics.
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Found Frozen.

HASTINGS. Mimi, Dec. s1.-(special.)-
hired rig to go out to Marshan last iuil' night
This morning he was found frozen ON the
road: Coroner A. F.; johnson deemed an in
qCesI unnecessary. MI. Einsweiler was aged
married to Miss Annie Holtgrane, OF Haanp-
ton, next week.
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DROP SILVER ISSUE
JUDGE MCoNNELL's ADVICE TO
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
PARTY LEADERS
SAYS SIXTEEN TO ONE
IS NOT AN ESSENTIAL

Two Declaration. Quoted by Judge
Mcconnell as Expressive of the
Great Mission OF the Democratic
Party-Outlines Plans for an Eff
fective Campaign--Discus the
Gold standard and Tariff Issues.
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Ex-Judge s. P.
Mcconnell, one of the Illinois dele
gates-at-large to the National Demo-
cratic convention in 1896, delivered an
address before the Monticello club to-
day which caused great deal of talk
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Kansas BfII passes senate.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. S-rhe senate has
passed the railroad bill by vote Of Is 10 Is.
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MEMORIAL ENGLISH, West Sixth street,
near Exchange Alex j. D. Haupt, pastor.
Communion service at 1890 AM and service
appropriate to New Years day at PM.
ST. JAMES ENGLISH, Marshall avenue and
Grotto street. Rey.s Frank e. Jansen, pas
tor. At 1890 AM, theme: New Years
Thoughts 7:30 PM, theme: Bible Con-
VerSinnS. .nEha Prndigal >,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Produce.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE opening in wheat
was marked by a good deal of strength
and a decidedly small amount of trading
Specula tors again were Influenced by the
action of the Liverpool market, which
showed an advance of %67sd and opening
prices for September here Were 4 to q
higher at T1Ac. Besides the firmness of
Liverpool the market had for support
reports of heavy rains IN some sections
of the Northwest, with consequent dam
age to wheat in the shock. There was a
moderate demand from shorts who feared
the opening advance would be fo.Iowed
by still higher prices. Offerings We're
small and September advanced to call
price of 712sd111c before any influential
selling was done. "A reaction to INC fol-
lowed, but the decline was stubbornly
fought and as soon as realizing was over
the price shot upward in a hurry, touch
ing 7ls4c before the balance of trading
was again in favor
The market in the main was dull dur
ing the morning, with occasionally lively
spots. Several reactions occurred, but
the price at no time got below 7lAc. and
in the afternoon the rapidly increasing
cash business injected life into the mar
ket and made it much broader Shorts
covered literally late in the session, but
st. Louis and the local longs were ap-
parently satisfied with their profits, and
let go of enough wheat to more than sat
isfy the demand. The close was firm at
71ss@112c for September.
Corn was firm and closed at a slight adj
vance. though the best prices were not
maintained. September closed 1kd4c
higher.
Oats, as usual, were very dull. but firm
in the main, being influenced by wheat
and corn. September closed a shade
higher.
Provisions were inactive. but firmer all
round, although decline was reported in
hogs. The cash demand showed marked
improvement, which was apparently the
basis for the better feeling in the specu-
lative market. Packers bought literally.
At the close September pork was TIC
higher, lard 2lzc higher and ribs 5a7lkc
higher.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-MininR Stocks.
Metal Quotations-Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Rsvle OF Trade.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE stock market
showed greatly increased activity and
strength to-day. The strength was some
what better diffused than has recently
been the case. but the heaviest demand
was still confined to small number of
stocks. The majority of the industrial
stocks were listless and heavy. This was
notably the case with the iron and steel
stocks. except for Tennessee Coal, which
has regained two points of its decline.
The bears were disposed to continue the
contest early in the day and handled the
tobacco stocks and sugar rather severely,
but even in these the bear campaign
showed convincing evidence of exhaus-
ton before the day was over Sugar ruled
above last nights level during the lat
ter part of the day and closed with net
gain of 13. American Tobacco retrieved
its earlier losses and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, though rather feverish at times,
was higher all day. The characteristic
movement of the day was in the railways.
The Southern group and the Southern
and Central Pacific stocks continued to
be the center of strength, with some ad-
ditions to the former group over those
which moved upward yesterday Louis
vile was the leader and rose at one time
nearly points, closing a small fraction
below that. Southern Railway preferred
continued strong. but Chesapeake & Ohio
tagged. The Baltimore e. Ohio stocks
came vigorously forward into the move
ment, the common rising an extreme
points and the preferred 2l2, with sub
sequent fractional reactions. Norfolk &
Western preferred and Mob.Ie & Ohio
shared in the strength. The buying of
Southern Pacific was very large and evil
IDENTIFY by a powerful concerted move
ment The stock rose ~ and Central Pa
cific gained points. There was an iso-
lated movement in the p. c. C. & st. i.
stocks. the preferred rising s points to
par with a subsequent reaction of 2i2. the
coming rising 1ss and losing the fraction.
Railroad stocks generally are higher, the
gains reaching a point in only few
cases. The grangers Atchison preferred
and Pennsylvania were conspicuous:
Northwestern gained "a. The leading
cause of the more cheerful feeling regard
ing the values of securities was the easier
condition of the London money market.
us disclosed by the weekly statement of
the Bank of England. The rate for money
fell apprecably in London to-day, but
still rules above the bank rate.
The bond market did not share in the
increased activity of stocks and changes
were small and mixed. Total sales par
value, 50. 10000 U. s. old As coupon adj
vanced "a and the SIS Il in the bid price.
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New York, Aug. 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: Business was more active and the
tone brighter in the markets here to-day.
An optimistic view was taken of the out
come of the Transvaal affair and the
money position was much better on the
favorable bank statement. The rise in
sterling exchange in New FORK rendered
unnecessary a change in the bank rate.
Americans were strong and active. more
business being done in them to-day than
in the previous fortnight. Baltimore &
Ohio jumped points and Central and
Southern Pacific and Southern railroad
preferred also improved notably. Spanish
As, 59a4: Anacondas, 11a4; Boston. better;
UtahS, weak
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New York, Aug. 1I.-OperationS on the
metal exchange We're not extensive, nor
were price variations of special signiti-
canoe. Tin went off a shade further un-
der adverse cables and freer offerings of
producers, together with light demand.
The balance of the list was about un-
changed and fairly steady. Pig iron war
rants, unchanged, $1on1550. Lake copper
1850. Tin, easy, 30.6212n3O. S71ac. Spelter.
dull. 5.65c nominal Lead. quiet, 4.57i20
4621ac. The firm that hXes the selling
price for miners and smelters quotes lead
at 4.35c at the close. Bar silver. 60ssC.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. Aug. .-Cattle-ReCeipts 1000;
market, active and steady. Native beef
steers. S4.S0m6: Western steers. sin5:
Texas steers $360d4.50; cows and heifers.
$3.T5n4.5O; Gamers, s.. 25M3.50; stockers and
feeders, $360m4.9O: calves, $4n6.J0 bulls
and stays. $2.S0d4.20.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market, sc higher.
Heavy, $.3212u4.J0: mixed. I.30n 40;
light, S.4On450; bulk of sales, $4350i.4O
Sheep-Market, steady. Fair to choice
Westerns $3.60G3.9O common and choice
sheep, s330n3.S0; lambs S4.2jM6.
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New York Mining Stocks.
MOney Market.

New York. Aug. 1L--Money on call
steady, 21ad3 per cent. Last loans. 2at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 44m5 per
cent. Sterling exchange, steady. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills a. $4S514M
4.s6l9 for demand and at $iS2std4S3 for
60 days. Posted rates. siS3lad4.S4 and
@4.s7d4S71a. Commercial bills, s4S2a4 S21a
Silver certificates. 6012n6l12c. Mexican
dollars, 4Sc. Government bonds. strong
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, ir-
regular
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
firm. No. spring wheat, 6S1ad 70lac; No.
red, 72Ad73c. No. corn. S11Ac. No. 2
oats, 2lG21i9c; No. 2 white. 23lac; No 3
white, 2Sl7m2412c. No. 2 rye, sac. No 2
barley, S4m41c. No. l fax seed, Sl.O1la: N.
w. sl.02d1.O3. Prime timothy seed. s255.
Mess pork. per barrel s7.50dS3O. Lard,
per 100 pounds, s.. 10a5. 22Ia. Short ribs
sides, loose, Asod5.15. Dry sailed Shout
ders. boxed. 59sm5s4c. Short clear sides,
boxed. 81 4505.60.