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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17

eysja h saviodha snow nadsisjs 1
syossnia angislskich ms46w ssanu,
kt6rsy widooxnie s~podsiesali ole, fe
% mooy rossssrsonego prsws w
borosego dojds = csassm do oslu
swsgo: saboru Trauswalu - hes
krwi roslewu. Wisltie ssdy .apa.
oowsao miedxy mimi obur,euis. wy
razsm Prsewrotu Jest NOVA. j.
ks wygaosis na bankisois psrtji koo.
s,rwstyvnsj sngielski minister Bal.
four. Anglia -m6wii pan Bslfour.
= ME mote prsysta6 M 10, ably jsj
poddanych ~ Transwalu traktowauo
N rovni I ludzmi rss nifs.ych. Az
glja musi Asda6 Ola nich wiekssych
Praw bssgranio.na jsj oisrpliwoic
" tym vsgledsis wrsszoie sic Wy.
ossrpa6 moAs. Mic uwsHam j~essose
posossnia - wprost rospso,liws, =
ale bysoby rssoss n~isrosssdns movie
dsiI pokoju gdy pokoju tsgo
niemsl"
Minister Ola koIonij sngislskiob
Chambsrlain = gs6wny pr.yw6dsoa
Partjl wojennsj - vyst6sovai sss
note " podobnym duohu do r.sdu
ksplandskisgo, ktcry prag.
ME pokoju. Nova Bslfoura pod.ia.
faia supsanis jsk iskra suoon M
becske proohu. Gaia prasa angisl.
ska jest dsii sdania, 70 jesli ,,buro.
vie" nile przysnsjs obookrsjowoom
besswiocsnis wieks.yoh praw -
wojua jest nieuniknions.
Hiszpanja.
W Hsspsnji jest sera. n. por.,d.
XII dsisnnym hasao nos.ossdooSc".
Osscssdnosc - liSoie oyvilaej, os..
osednofc " staoie obu LIB a. o DO.
DOVE, osscsedooS6 " vydsisl.niu
Pensyj ur.ednikom, ossossdnoa6 "
wydatkaoh M ministersswo, M Am.
osssdy. na kosoiofy / duohowishst 20.
M wojsko ! marynarke, M admin
ssrsojs kraju. Do oszosednoIoi Prise
gs6wnie psrtja ~hbsralns, ale l " ko.
faoh sschowawcsych uoisra sie pre-.
konanis, 70 pr.edswssystkisn naleay
uregulowac 1 sreformowa6 fnanse.
Hls'Psnja stoi mad brssgism ban.
kruetvs, dug jej publiosny jest ME.
smisrny. pr.sto hasaa o o,scssinosoi,
kt6rs tsras " krsju rosbr.misw,,
motns Hisspsuom ohybs powins.o.
wst. Bedsis ono. jsAeli .ossanie
pr.sprowadsone r~sstslnie | 70 .rosu.
misnism, poossikiem odrod.snia
krsju ! mote mu Z csasem sspswnic
Powatns miejsos miedsy nsrodami.
Miedsy innsmi reformami xaAniej.
ssemi ssprojektowans o .miauy ma.
stepujscs: snissisnis smbassd sagra-
1 sastapisnie ioh resydsn.
ojsmi nifs.ego rsedu, smniejs.snis
ursednik6w tax wyis.yoh jak
ni1ssyoh, redukojs w~ydatk6w M
kler ! kult do Is miljon6w pssst6v.
rsdukcjs staiej oyffy wojsks Z l25
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17


zdsnisn : r~ewoluojs Ne Feancji
jest nisuniknioos, . rssultassm isj
uusi bye prsdrsi osy pezoiej svy.
cissswo sprawisdliw oaoi. r.sd6w oy-
~ilnyoh. obywstslskich mad pr.swa
g armji.
San Domingo.
q ohvils ssmordowanis presydsn
h Heurspx -rospooseaa sic " rseosy
pospolitsj Dominikahskiei wojus'do
nova o prssydsnture. Obsony pre-
sydsnt Figusrs snslssa wsp6asswod-
niks ~ bogatym jsosrale Juanis il
mins.. kt6ry jua prsss p~resydsnta
HsureOx sostaa wygosny Z rseo.y.
posPolitsj Dominikahskiej. Jak
siyshac. walka toosy sc jua M ostrs
- wislu puoksaeh wyspy. Jsnsrsi
Jiminss prsytsm, rosporssdssjso
vislkimi ~kapisaasmi, .akupujs broh |
wsrboje oohotnik6w m Kubie, ma
jsc xamiaf ursSi si6 = kilku naras
punkt6w Kuby -skspsdyoje xbrojns
do svsj ojcsysny. Rado~i smsry
kahskismu rswolucj, t. jest bard.o
N rsks, Z jsdhej bovism strony w
VIOLA Z Kuby w~s.ysttie sywioiy wo-
drugiej zat = da spo-
sobnoS6 wmiessanis sis " sprawy
wswnstrsns rssosypospolitsj Domi
ks6rsj Aoanse I ssk jua
spocsywajs ~ rekaoh smsrykan6w.
Niemcy.
Gssety nismiecLis stvisrdsajs 3
wislkiem zadowolenism wyborny
stan finans6w rssssy n~ismisokisi.
Jsk bovism ogias.a pR siohsan,ei.
ger" pr.yniosfy dochody rssszy
" roku ubiegiym, 1893 - pre-.
ssio 100 miljon6w marek wisoeJ, ois
byao prsewidsisns " etaoie M ten
rok. 2 tel nad.wyo.ajnsj n.dwy..
H sutyto AZ miliony M nsdetasows
diug6w pahstws, % mil.
swr6oono posso.sg6loym
rsessy tytuiem swrotu
ponies'onych m wsp6loe osle Wy
"a prssszio 30 miljon6w
sobis jake reserve n.
'ok bisfacy. Rexulsat TAXI Jest M.
Earalnie - ssdsso 10 stanowisks
'ssdu rsecss bardso pomyilns 1
fwiadosy takAs o tenn, 70
pan Posadowsky bsrdso ossroanis
bu iasty mianowiois " rubry
dochod6w; Ola ludnofoi rssssy
ale ma stcli " tenn Mo po~oiessajsos.
90. D,chody 10 nile spadsjs Prise.
'ie4 nieba, lees poohodss : cie4.
rich osf l podatk6w - kt6rs oplaca
udnof6 - mianovicie cd wssyst-
lioh artykui6w spotywosyoh. Me
naio mp. prsycsynil sic do pomnoas-
,is doohod6w ~ ostatnim csssie Do.
lasek cd cukru. Podosas wiso. gdy
karb messy wykasujs sakie nadvya.
d " dochodach = .artykuiy spo4yw.
'ss - mimo ooras wiskssej 1 tahs.ej
'rodukoji-nie tsniejs, DO lmistanke
mich sbisra rssd. Naturalnem to.
y nastepstwem tax pomyilnsgo sta.
IN 6nans6w byioby obni4enie oel
'odatk6w - togo atoli ryohlo nile
sic Niemoy. PrIsoiwnis,
rad ssiada wkrot,s aowyoh wydat.
I6w na vojsko marynarke..
Bsrlihsh nLokal Anzsigsr" do.
sie : rsekomo wiarogodosgo
70 niemisck minister wojny
enssai Gosslsr niesadiugo ussapi ne
'wsgo stanowisks, ! 70 misjsos jsgo
%jensral- poruo.nik baron Gem.
ningen, jus bovism " msrou rb.
ydy jsnsrai GOsslsr rrryss ma
nisktoryob Asdsf r.sdu
do pomno4snis wojska " komisji
'sr'amsntsrnsj - m6wiono o tenn,
ulegioic 70 wobso wiekszosoi par.
amsntu prsypiaci dymisjs. Me.
niecki osssrx nis snosi ludsi, kt6rsy
Y parlamsnc!s widts wols ludu.
Ola nisgo isdynem prswsm jest os.
VIOLA.
Anglja.
Zstsrg Anglji : Transwalsm, kso.
y uwsfano "a pokojowo .aistwiony,
przybrsf M nowo posts6 bardso
Rssd Transwalski pr.yznai
wisdomo, obcokrsjowcom, "a
missskaiym " Transwslu - prswo
90 Z lstsob pobvtu - kr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17

w nisdsiele, d. q herpnis rb. sta.
rsnism Oddsiat6w Polskich Soc. Par.
tji R~obosniosej " Chicago, odbedrie
sic wislka wyoieoxka skiadkows do
pieknsgo, wielkisgo ogrodu nsprss
DIV omsntarss narodowo ossskisgo.
Csus bilstu 25o. Oddswos bilstu
osrsyms prsy v~sjloiu 8 tykiet6w 8.
oensowyoh M prssksski piwo. Ks
~ nslsty brad EIston Ave. do 40sj
ulioy. . stamtsd tylko 8 blok6w
do misjsos pikniku mofna dojSc spa.
osrsm Tub dojschsc ksrs.
Csysty docb6d prsesnsosony be.
dsis M otwsrois yDomu Robotnioxs
CO. ola sorRanizowaoych robotuik6w
polskioh v Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

York cotton exchange sends TO all of lis
subexchanges, buckle. shops, cotton brok-
ers and TO the National banks, an offer to
sell futures cotton for 61s cents; that is,
they underbid the spot cotton market.
This offer to sell cotton at reduAd rates
Is evidenced by contract signed by the
officers of the exchange and as far as
financial value is concerned it Is gilt
edged" The contract agrees to deliver
the cotton at some future speclaed time,
but reserves the right. If the exchange
loses by the deal, to pay the difference
in money.
The gambling nature OF the transaction
is shown in the fact that the futures con-
tract does not specify any particular
grade of cotton, it being well understood
that no cotton is to be delivered.
The transaction is nothing more nor less
than bet that the market rises or falls
by specified time, and the losing party
pays the difference in money.
Such transactions occur daily in enor-
nous numbers and aside from the gambling
features they are made 10 force the price
of cotton down in this way: The bona ilde
purchasers of the annual cotton crop are
the cotton manufacturers of Europe and
America. Before the existence Of The cot
ton futures system they placed ;her or
ders with American cotton buyers, who
bought spot cotton in the daily markets,
but it is different now, The treasdrers OF
the cotton mills buy futures wn.ch are
always lower than actual cottoh, thus leay-
Ing spot cotton without any considers BILE
sales and compelling it 10 fall from cents
TO 6H cents per pound. On the next day
spot cotton is quoted a: 6H ce1ts and the
exchange offers futures at cents. For
the sake OF winning the futures gambling
deposits futures are spurled up or down,
but the up spurts are transltory All tenn
porary, while the universal Tend o. fu-
lures quotations is lower thdn the spot
cotton prices, and is known as depressed
futures" The cotton goods trust, who
are really the European and American
manufacturers. having contryel the s,s-
TEN, are thus enabled o fiji i.lmefiate
demands at depressed prices ana 70 stay
out Of the spot cotton nlarket until !: Is
forced down as low as they dare go without
inviting suspicion upoa their meih51s.
In fact, in order TO divert at;c1tion from
their schemes they fill The press with tales
of overproduction 10 divert investigation
from the real cause OF iailrs market
The following tables of 1874 And 1887,
taken from the daily cotton quoracoas oi
spots and futures in the New orleans mar
ket. will show that futures we're onered
at lower prices .haa cottoA on eaca DAY
The complete daily report win nor "a giveh
for brevity sake, only Few days IN each
month are quoted. In their reports cotton
prices are given in cents AMI f'aclloDs,
while futures are quoted IN Goats ana decl-
mails This Is done to ayoii as mu N aS
possible the appearance of underlidulng' as
few Will stop TO figure oli tue inerehco
between fraction and u del'mal traction
Middling spot cotton and futures market,
New Orleans, September AMI oclopcr. 1904
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

1t will be observed that while few
thousands of bales OF actual cotton were
sold hundreds OF thousands OF futures
were sold. this Is proportionately true OF
every cotton market in Texas. II Is
conspiracy against trade, every exchange
bucket shop in this State or any other is
deliberate gambling house, - which for
tunes are wrecked and suicides fostered
as shown by the frequent business fail
ures and tragedies that are mildly at
tributed to speculation In cotton.
! have before me the circular OF hrm
OF New York cotton brokers engaged In
selling futures. II describes in glowing
terms the great advantage OF investing
money in that enterprise. One OF the hrm
is an associate member OF the Liverpool
Cotton association, and all three are mem
bers of the New York cotton exchange.
The circular also states:
Contracts for future delivery Dought
and sold upon margin. Margin deposits
NAV be made with local out OF town banks.
The local bank should wire us at once AZ
our expense stating the amount placed 10
our credit" This proposition TO buy or
sell" from member OF the exchange
means that they Will bet on the rise or
fall OF the cotton market, provided the
victims will deposit in advance salts
factory sum of money.
Some idea Of the procigious sums OF
money wagered on the cotton market can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

These market du0thLIOuS SHOW tHHl III
the cotton season of 1897 this under bid
ding process forced the price of cotton
down about IS per bale.
The real enormity of this dealing In
fictitious futures can not be realized fully
without showing the daily sales OF real
cotton and the amount OF futures sold on
the same day, and for that purpose the re-
ports of few days sales in the season or
1897 Will suffice.
Amounts of sales of spot cotton and flu
lures on same day in New Orleans and
New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

Thus We see that In two months the
price OF cotton was forced down S-f cents
per pound, or nearly Sc per bale, and that
the futures offered by the exchange TOT
September and October were lower IMAM
spot cotton prices.
Let us look at the operation OF THIS
scheme in the season OF 1897. as shown by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

FUTURES. !:
1hn D. Pitts Urges Law to Suppress This Form ::
of Speculation g


aaSlns Jurisprudence between
ayers and Hon. John ID. Pitts oil
VII be of general interest:
~ ., Pitts. Hillsboro, Texas.
s.l's ulace, State of Texas, Aus
sai 70. lSss.--My Dear Sir: L
y during this day and for the
q sllnln the past three weeks
=! s'lenlion to the correspond
=. uss been steadily accumu-
= which have not been able
~ % account of the constant
Of other duties.
y Mord me much pleasure. I
~ before converting the leg
special session, to confer
upa any matter that may lie
A. ,., interest to you. II you
. Insure please write me. Of
n, DC more than glad to see
~ une. Yours sincerely,
Joseph d. Sayers.
,ssga 2. Savers, Austin, Texas.
v.sAas, August IA, 1S99.-My
i'ul favor of the 10th vas
~ ana the opportunity to ex-
4. II ny views upon matters af-
Z people, affords me a sincere
,psvlaily is this opportune, at
W !he subject is in line with
ss', sasocated by YOU, and can
s,.s,. " enected by Yum plan of
t,.lsuon. We can not look for
ss. reforms under republi-
I,'e FEDERAL legislation is de-
An = mere is an avenue through
Nm, IAN be attained, Il is most
s Mug your plan of action by
ssr,,Us,'w'anaic which had reference in
n p,os ,'saIion was the outrage per-
|k,s ! 'ae cotton producers of the
k nsh, r. wen as Texas by the sys-
EfS,'v u futures" BY it the
II s' ss, and demand are cbstructed,
l ID as.s forced down to nominal
6hss.r aoaucers impoverished, the
6a.s =, spseeiated and Tho progress
~ M :, resources Texas cotton
sxto, equai on the face OF the
~ y used wherever the human
! .se ss'os''stion. and Tor no product
lIslspsa world side demand. II
b rora ~ Inc eI;ds q the earth,
k1ut ny !cr a quarter of a CEN
lni m material injury. 1t Is our
! Vi ~. valuable export. More
IN M NY OF the world, supply
"a fey..ue zen cotton States OF the
lts Anas MAJ produces nearly one
~ reproduction is false: Il ia
) lrcss cover the real cause OF
d tbs,. LOT Il there was an over
kgpujss,,s would be an annual sur
" IA us year after year. But
q hulk4 lever has been the condi-
soa ih liz o. the worlds crop is
"a market In from three 10
y 1000 Nas reached the anu ual
ea.umsv'voo bales. and yet the
e ii s anon has been SO rapid
Y tie ana an Time. in the last Ten
var Il vunt OF cotton - hand
Y. iaoe a my one time been more
|, vI sisavO bales. while al times
\ ,'N ball. supply has been less
W. III that was the case
M ss,. AZ AZ that time the Eu-
Atsn for for $4,000 bales less than
autlt,, ~ :, several years past, and
= Dfics - ssuppiy not only failed
q cotton advance, but,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
A. HAMPE Main Street and Texas Avenue Binz Building

the spot prices and futures prices for the
same day and month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

lAMPE'S LIBERAL OFFER. (

II ISM question OF profits nowadays. 1t selling
goods Our intention is to make hot trading easy
we are disposed to divide prices quicken selling
you read this list carefully literally
Tor more speed in selling:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
Notions and Fancy
Goods Offer.

Ladies sa sss tssus5 s so. kn
Ladies' C. b. regular sligo kind. M
In and 6hook lengths choice
Ladies' Fancy SILK Colarets Stocks and Bows sold
close choice each
Ladies' Club Ties in Solid Coloted Fancy Figured e.
selling choice each
Ladies' Club Bows Silk
selling choice
Odd lots and odd Shades Satin Ribbons. Nos.
worth really rate and yard only w
Fancy Pads Striped ETC. pc
selling -oS
Ladies' Straw Sailors and unimmed Hats selling 2Oc
make clean OF the lot choice for US
Ladies' Straw Sailors and unlmnd Hats selling
choice foS
Infants Embroidered Lawn choice
to 81 TO close out HA + PRICE.
Odd lots Yelling in Black and Cnorcd Dotted and Plain
selling and yard only @oS
ch en &c a ass ss close o eS and Purses c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
ady-to-Wear Goods
Offer.

Ladies Plain Brocaded Black quality
iateta Lining, well made, selling Sios, Sas ST. Sn
choice,
Ladies Plain Bocaded Black Bran.nes
Skirts Plain with Braid Trimming selling IN
At $3.50 choice very
Bayadee Briliantne Novelty
hair Paiis selling S4os, Sass $3.50. Ss,7s and $sos. Sn
take choice of the lot
AT SIS 9sWe choice Ladies'
Satin Duchess Skirts with Plain Fancy Tafe Lining, 0S
selling all the to Stoo choice of the lot VI
500 Sss White White
full of good qualiy material to 1Qr
ST. and S7 White Pqu Linen Fancy
width. 10 close out, Or
eaeh Nv
White Pique and Linen
mate Dc
choice
WAlSrSChoe Waists selling
and ST. Ladies White Lawn White DmlU and 7Sr
White Nainsook Waists selling Stss. choice for NV
Choice White Waists
ana embroidery inserted, selling at Sr7s and ST. d
Choice line of higher Ladies White Lawn Shirt Waists
with embroidery inserting and tucked, u
choice
WRAPPERS and Stas Ladies' Reliymade Wrappers. 7Sc
Peae. close choice
Ladies' Ready Wrappers Outing. OSr
Fanneiete Pcae. choice IoS
Ladies Ready Wrappers
Outing Perca Dmiy and Lawn close choice 81
Ladies Dmie
han 3somely trimmed with ues and embroidery, IN
choice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
White Goods Offer.

d
Dimites, that sell for &c, SIC and &C. &C
per yard only Observation-Disclosures
rs pieces White Checked and Striped Nainsooks and
Dimites, that sold for oc, C {
per yard only Observation-Disclosures. Il
i75 pieces White Checked and Striped Dimties and
Nainsooks, that sold regularly at f5c, and 2oc DC
At offer entire line and White Checked Main
socks and Dmties also zoe and CSC White Pio,es
MaSles and Wets in and wide corded, uAC
choice Of entire line per yard ................. ~
3sc and 4oc qualities White Pique and Wes in -
wide and fancy corded and figured, IC
choice of the lot, per yard .................. XIV
45c and soc qualities White Pique and Wets in
and wide corded, fancy figured, dotted, 1JAC
plaid and novelty striped, choice lot per yard ~I
White Lawns, Swsses. Organizes Plain Nanooks Long Cloth
fact everything pertaining this department goes at reduction
of Is cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20

Paras0 and Umbrella eG MnSs sH ia Sbrs ss With ns
urai Congo Handles. regular
Uffer. ssnss .,e, soc
choice OF about Is Ladies' 6nh English TwIed Umbrellas
with Natural Wood and Fancy Handles Paragon tight SOc
selling choice. each Wv
Choice of about as Ladies' Twd Silk
belss Princess. Natural Wood Handles
tight roll. selling SAYS S,ss. $5o and Ss7s. los
ehoe
The
SIX Plain Bordeed Fancy Figured selling to $sce QSc
Close out
The remainder Ladies' Fancy White
and Iafes SILK with Fancy Border Ruled, o.
selling close
Children's Parasols of every kind,
Our Big Bobbinet Bar s, auto sss and SAYS B0sn'' Mos
Offer t 70 close SCI. out los
sss s o, and s. eno sos sas MOSQUITO Bars 395
Ss.ss. Ss7s Bobbne Mosquito Bars. AOS
Sses 6.so Bobbiuet Mosquito Bars, en-
SOFA Bars &c
choice .0oS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

President Rafael fRicrlna, Of Costa
Rica, has arrived az New York from
Europe on the Kaiser Frederick
The steamer Marlposa got away early
this morning for Honolulu. Apai. Auck-
land and sydney.
Major General Skaters health n
much Improved today. lie II greatly
enjoying the quiet aud rest
The information at the war depart
mcnt " that MI the volunteers are now
out of Cuba. Some of them are on
board ship and viii arrive In this coun-
Try IN few days
AZ Fan Jose. Cat. early this morning.
flrc broke out In Hlcovich'n winery. II
communicated 10 the rtorchounc Of Cas-
tie Brotherr, IN which "a large quantity
of dried fruit was stored. The total
lofs win approximate 10000.
The postmaster general has Issued an
order placing the Philippine postal SER
vice on an independent basis. y. W.
Naillc. who had charge of postal affalrs
In the island has been appointed di-
rector Of posts for the Philippines.
John Lewis Lay. formerly "A first as
HlHtnnt engineer In the United States
navy. and Inventor ~ the Lay torpedo,
which was used by Lieut.. william II.
Gushing 90 destroy the Confederate
gunbont Aihermarlc. In 1854, Il dead In
New York. aged g. years.
Miss Dell clcvenEcr. Of Missouri city.
Mo-. who was shot BY her cousin Ernest
Clcvcngcr. on the night " December
Sth last. II dead of her wounds. Ernest
clcvengcr IL In Jail at Liberty. having
been returned there Monday from Nib-
bard, Mo-. where he was recaptured
after having escaped week before.
The coast survey steamer g. T.. Pat
tteraon " undergoing repairs. She win
be put into commission ana fitted out
for trip north. She VIII be In COM
mnnd OF Capt. Pratt. who viii continue
the survey ~ the mouth OF the Yukon
river and BerinE sea, The Patterson
has been laid up In Oakland creek for
nearly year.
The four batteries OF the Sixth artil-
lory. which were delayed on their way
from the Fast. have arrived al san
Francisco. and gone on board the trans
port Warren. Their baggage. however.
II stili somewhere along the railroad
line and the sailing of the vessel FOR
Manila viii have 10 DO postponed an-
other day.
A special 10 the ~. Louis Republic
from Antlerr, !, r., says Simon Rotcmn.
the fun FLOODED choctaw Indian who
was arrested ON the charge Of murder
ing man aud two women last Friday
near Cold Springs. has written a con-
fcsslon OF his guilt IN which he at
tributes his actions To the teachings
OF his peculiar creed. In his confession
he rtatca that he killed the three per-
sons and did 20 because OF their "evil
practice OF magic among the Indian
people"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
Fourteen Thousand Regulars Co.
Ing to Manila,
THE THIRTEEN BATTERIES
or the seventh Artiiicry 10 be
Equipped as Infantry Increase
OF philippine Army.

New York. April eo.-A special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says; Four
teen thousand regulars are TO be sent
10 reinforce Gen. Otis az Manila. as
soon Ms the necessary marine trans
portatlon can be provided The first
regiment ordered will probably be the
Seventh artillery. OF which the two
light batteries. c and N, have been or
dcrcd home from Porto Rico for the
purpose. They will BE- sent at once to
san Francisco 10 await an available
transport steamer. The thirteen heavy
batteries Of the regiment VIII be equip
ped as infantry. according 10 present
plans, although ono OF them may be-
used as Hight artillery. The hcadquar-
tors OF the regiment % artillery are now
at Fort Slocum. ". Y. two are at Fort
Adams. u. l., and one each nj Portland
head, Maine. Fort Prcblc. Maine. GRAY
cr'a cum, Mass. Fort Schuyler. ". ".
and Washington barracks. The var
risonr. like most OF tue other outpoata
be left In charge OF dctachmcntu. II 10
not expected that the bulk NJ the large
body OF endorsements can reach Mn-
Mia until the end OF the rainy season.
which has Just begun. but they VIII
follow the departure from the Philip
pines Of the volunteer.
with the regulars already ordered
and ON the way 10 Manila. Gen. otis
viii have an effective force OF 2i2's men
in addition TO the recruits being sent
every few DAYS for the regulars already
In the philippines. This force N 10 be
raised 10 %. Ot0 men by the time the ar-
grcHalve operations can be- pressed IN
the carly autumn. The voluntc, ~ to
be returned TO this country. from Ma
niln, number barely 1900 many OF
whom are greatly debiiitatod. 20 the de.
termination 10 Fcnd if.0oQ able bodied
regulars to take their PLACES ~ c1lculnt-
Cd 10 show the rebel leaders the United
states T. terribly IN earnest about meet
ing It's responsibilities Tor preserving
order and commanding respect
throughout the archipelago. II l. an
nounced that the army IN the Philip
pines VIII be incrrarsd TO thirty.fiyc
thousand men. whether the rebels
abandon the field or not. n ARulnnld0
Fivon up his hopeless fight ~ q result
~ the negotiations between his follow
En-. and the Presidents commissioners,
gs OON men are deemed the right num-
ber TO garrison the forts In the outlying
Islands aud establish lawful govern
mont In them. ~ the inaurrcctl0n con-
tinues In I.urDn at least thirty thousand
American troops. II N estimated by the
authorities. Will be required there for
the campaign that .ill be- undertaken.
the remaining I'VE thou1and RolnE to
garrison the chief places which have
been opened 10 foreign trade.