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NIonnett Is Confident.

COLUMBUS. O., March 23.-Attorney
General Monnett returned from New
York to-day. He feels confident that
he will be able to show the supreme
court that the Standard OIL Company
has not complied with the courts or
ders. Referring to the open letter from
the Standard Oil Company, calling on
him to produce the name OF the man.
who. he alleges. tried to brlbe him. he
says that he VIII produce the name OF
the man in his own time and In his own
way.
While no plan has been perfected yet,
the advlsabillty Of asking the supreme
court to make n thorough investigation
has been under consideration.
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TEXARKANA. Ark, March 23,-The
widest excitement prevails among the
negroes Of Little River county, and sew
en- negro men have been lynched by the
citizens Of that section. The affair orig
mated with the assassination OF James
A. Stockton, planter, by General"
Duckett, negro, on last Friday.
Among those who have fallen victims to
the wrath OF the whites are: Edward
Goodwin. -- banking. Joe Jones,
Moses Jones; another whose name could
not be obtained.
The disturbances grew out OF the
lynching OF negro named General
Duckett, near Richmond. In that coun-
ty, on Tuesday. Last Saturday o prom
inent planter named James Stockton,
was murdered at his home near Rocky
Comfort, by Duckett. The negro es-
capped at the time, but after remaining
in hiding in the swamps until Tuesday,
he surrendered, saying he had had moth
Ing to eat since his Night. He was ta-
ken to Rocky Comfort and SOON after
his arrival there Sheriff Johnson and
deputies started with him for Rich
mond. They were overtaken by two
hundred armed mon, who demanded the
prisoner. Duckett was taken to the
place where he had killed Stockton,
and after making 4 confession he was
lynched. When the negro was taken to
the gorge plantation just before the
start was made for Richmond It SEEM
ed as II every man within ten miles
knew OF the capture and before the Of
ticer and prisoner could get fairly
started, the whole country was aroused.
After lynchinU It was learned that
Ducke:t had frequently tried to get the
negroes In the county to Join him In a
race war against the whites. A few
hours after he had killed Stockton he
passed several negroes at farm house
and told them he had killed one white
man and II they would follow him he
would kill more. t,r4
The Jones brothers we're intimate with
the assassin OF Stockton, and It was
discovered that they were leading a
scheme to avenGe their comrades
death. The assault was provoked by
the unearth!ng OF plots that the follow
ers OF General Duckett had concocted
and when the revelation was made u
band OF citizens began their search for
the principals. Friendly negroes who
had originally Informed Stockton OF
Duckett's threat were the medium Of
knowing the facts against the present
victims. the intormers OF themselves
having been warned under the penalty
OF death not to communicate the plans
OF the outlaws to the whites. All the
victims that have fallen before the
whites were pursued singly over the
country and met their fate at different
times and in different places. Ed Good
win was shot down on Mud Creek. near
Rocky Comfort, and his tody thrown
into the stream. The Jones had fled in
different directions when they learned
OF their pursuit, and were run down
und iynchsd one at time.
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WORK OF CONGRESS
Passed Lao. Bills out of q Total Of
1S,4BS introduced,


WASHINGTON. March 23.-aIr. B. S.
Platt. enrolling clerk Of the senate has
prepared statement giving in figures
the results Of the work of the last Con-
gress. The statement shows that 1857
bills and joint resolutions became laws
out of total OF 1S,4G3 introduced in
both houses. or the measures intro
ducad 1o,6oS We're presented In the house
and 5.S55 In the senate. or those which
become laws 9i2 originated in the house
and SIS in the senate. There were only
two direct vetoes during the Congress.
one Of these applying to q senate bill
and the other to house measure. There
were in addition to these four pocket
vetoes-bills which failed to become
laws because they We're not approved
by the President. The record shows
that the senate passed 1.1I3 OF its own
bills and that the house acted favorably
upon only 5l7, or fewer than half OF
them. while OF the 1.0S1 house bills pass
ed by the house, the senate acted favor
ably upon 946. A larger number Of
bills were introduced than In any previ-
GUS Congress-
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HIS HORRIBLE CRIME.
Moore has no Recollection of Killing
his Five Children.


MCPHERSON. Kas., March 23.-John
Moore, the Hutchinson murderer to-day
made signed statement of his horrible
crime. Moore murdered his five children
with hatchet and knife, then burned
the house over their heads. He and his
wife had quarrelled and he claims they
were about to separate. In the state
ment Moore says:
u had been feeling pretty bad for the
past two or three. days. The children
were NIL in bed asleep. turned the
lamp down and went to bed. then
had one OF my worst spells and my head
hurt me awtully and everything seemed
tioatins before me and the next thing
that remember after this was In try
ing to get Out OF the house have q rec
objection OF going through struggle
like dream that half remember.
All the recollection I have about this
Is that would rather see my children
dead than to leave them In the hands OF
my wlfe's people. 1t was like a dream to
me that I done something to the chill
dren. but do not recollect using the
knife or hatchet. I loved my children
and lived for them"
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
What the Military Assembly is Doing.
It Holds the Key to tho Situation.
Maso's appointment.

What the Military Assembly is Doing.
1t Holds the Key to tho Situation.
Maso's appointment.
HAVANA, March 23.-The executive
committee OF the Cuban military as
sembly has appointed General Barto-
lone Meso, former president Of the Gu
ban revolutionary government. COM
mander-in-ch!et OF the Cuban forces IN
the orient or eastern provinces.
The assembly was in session this ar-
te.noon. The motion proposed vester-
day by Senior Gualberto Gomez for the
reorganization OF the Cuban army. was
passed. but under existing conditions
che action OF the assembly In this re-
spect Is unImportant.
A. dispatch was read from the veter-
ans association OF Santiago, asking the
assembly to restore General Maxine
Gomez to the post OF commander-in-
chief. From General Maso. telegram
was received, recognizing on his part
the superior authority OF the assembly,
acknowledging It as duty to sustain
the assembly and lamenting the con-
troversy with General Gomez.
The Cuban generals, D!az, Monteagu-
do. Robau. Nodarse, Betancourt and
Peraza. who held secret meeting las;
night after consulting their commands
with reference to the course to be ta-
ken in the controversy between Gomez
and the assembly, reported to-day that
they had decided to accept the $4,000, 900
for the soldiers and also to help to or
ganize new Cuban army OF 10000
men under the American admiulstra-
tlon.
Meanwhile the Cuban muster rolls are
not yet In the hands OF General Brooke,
II the assembly should dissolve next
Saturday after ordering the d!sband-
'nent OF the army With permission to
accept American money. as 1t Is as
serted will be the case. the Americans
probably would get the rolls immedl-
ately. II the assembly should not dis.
solve, It would still hold the key to the
situation, for General Gomez does mol
seem able to get the rolls by persuasion
and his lack OF official authority makes
1t impossible for him to demand them
Theretore the action OF the assembly Is
watched with particular interest.
A sentinel on the Toledo plantation
yesterday ordered an armed Cuban
about entering. to halt. The Cuban. ig-
nor!ng the order, pushed on, and the
corporal OF the guard, who was sum-
mored by the sentinel arrested the Of
fender and started to take him through
Marianao to General Lees camp
While passing houselin Marlanao the
two Americans were accosted by eight
Cubans, who came out with rifles level.
ed. and were told to release the prison
er. As the Cubans had such an obviou.
advantage. the prisoner was released
but the Americans Immediately report
ed the incident to General Lee. who
sent Major Russell Harrison. the pro-
vost marshal. to General Mayia Rodrl.
guez, with Instructions to inform him
that IL the offending Cuban was no.
surrendered within three hours. Genera
Lee would go personally with sutti.
Client force OF American soldiers to take
him. General Rodriguez found the
man and gave him up and he now lie:
in the Marianao Jail.
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TORTURED BY FILIpINOS.
Release of Photographer Who Had
Been Made q Prisoner.

Been Made 4 Prisoner.
SAN FRANCISCO. March ga let
ter from Captain McQuesten, surgeon
OF the Twenty-eighth regulars now at
Manila, tells OF the release of A. R.
Peters. q photographer. who was cap
tured and tortured by the Filipinos.
Peters was made prisoner while
taking pictures outside OF the lines.
and was thrust into a filthy jail,
where he was visited by q native cap
tain who tested his sword on his body
and threatened to kill him. The rebel
chief then called In a number OF naked
savages. all armed. who executed war
dance and made passes at Peters. one
OF whom wounded him In the arm. The
next morning he was taken to Malalos.
where he found eight Americans, two
Englishmen and Spaniard. From
here he finally secured hisSrelease by
the Intervention OF American officials.
THE savages who attacked Peters,"
continued Captain McQuesten. were
OF the tribe known as head hunters and
cannibals. Ihey live in the Interior
ot the island and will not show mercy
after this TO anv unfortunate white
man who may fall into their hands.
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A Mournful Cargo.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March "a
The Roumania has sailed from Santa
80 with the remains OF 554 soldiers, who
were killed or died in Cuba and 120 from
Porto Rico. The Roumania will arrive
In New York on Tuesday, where az
rangements will be made 10 send the
remains OF soldiers 70 their former
homes where requested. Where no re-
quests are made or the remains are un-
known thy will be sent to the Arl!ng-
ton national cemetery. \ salute Will be
fired from Governors Island when the
Roumanla arrives.
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PROBING in PENNSYLVANIA

For Bribery In Connection With tho
r-,ns,d,r,e,o, ~ ,ho ,yaC,,
80, ''A
oury hht-No AinPortahs DeSeiop-
ments.
HARRISBURG. PA. March oa-Tbo
co,,,,,,,,,a. ~ ,,aat,,,o,. .ho :.
g''' - '''o',1 >ao N''A. sSs -
aiieSeo pfioerV IN cohneetlon with tho
consideration OF the McCarrell Jury
bill In tle house. began calling ,nenn.
~.
oeA' w .uo Nouoe 'ni' Aio' nnis !" 'he
rooms or the house municipal corpora
tIon committee. The menbers will be
callea i, eInbabet,c,, orf,ep ond 4, viii
-.
tequne se'eiai uaSs " heat' the |"a Iep-
resentotiyes. The members OF the COM
mittee were examined before the mem
aar. ~ tha bo,ea ,y.ra .,,,.a r,,,r-
- ,,&,'>,N''i -
1h1n row was aAe HIst "itness nnn was
asked by Mr.. McClaln, of Lancaster,
tho fya formal questions which,
~,
~ .sn ~ 'Ae so'''-i'tS>e''
and Will De asked every member OF the
house:
The testimony OF the memhers or .na
committee showed tbas thav Sad ~ 10
formation as Suggested Nv ~ n,a.
tions sYcant thot @, Jned fro,,, tha ssstJ-
monv bs5ore shs conomIttsn Ei,a,
Ahrams of ph,iade,nhia u.a. .,o e..
nemhar ~ the bo,,ae cai,eS rha aaSe
WAC Eheoezer Adams ot ph,,n5s,,,SIa
wbo of,sr renl,inr - tba o,,assIans
spyges,sd tn tho cor,,,tttoo tha, tha
nrh1In rraes ba ayoI,and 49,, 10 80
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Witnesses Against Ouay.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, March c3.-It
was announced to-day that the COM
monwealth has subpoenaed all Its wit
nesses in the trial OF former United
States Senator Quay and his son, R. r.
Quay. which begins April 10. Between
fifty and sixty persons have been sum
moned to testify for the prosecution. 1t
Is said that Assistant District Attorney
Clement personally attended to the
summontns OF two Pittsburgh bank
cashiers. The trial Is expected to take
place before Judge BeItlcr.
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tive Of the government OF the United
States Of America In the island Of Gu

The first announces "the assembly's
profound acknowledgement OF the hon
ors paid to the remains OF Major Gem
eral Callxto Garcia. The other declares
"ln the name OF the liberation army
and revolutionary party of Cuba" that
It shares in coincidence with the navy
and army Of the United States and the
whole American people In their great
national grief for the victims Of Febru-
ary 10. 1885," who lost their lives by the
destruction OF the Maine,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 23.-Flint
glass bottle manufacturers OF the Uni
ted States. acting In concert, have
withdrawn oil price quotations. pre-
paratory to putting into effect the new
aud advanced price list which Ia 20 oe
decided ufon By the trust. II Is cstlraa-
ted that the new prices will be at least
10 per cert higher than thofc row in
force. and that the present rather COM
pllcated classification Will be much SIM
pllled.
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Awarded Dnmugcs,
Special Dispatch to tho In,elllsenccr.

Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgenccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 23.-
Because he was accused. falsely. It is
claimed, by George Pfeltfer, OF stealing
hog, Jury In the circuit court here
to-day, awarded to Daniel Hill, sS5 dam
ages. PfcIffer is wealthy farmer and
prominent politician OF this county.
A jury In the same court awarded to
Mrs. c. II. Fowler, OF st. Adams. 5000
damages in suit growing out OF alles-
ed defamation OF character by Joseph l..
Walton,
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MANILA. March 23.-Details OF the
fighting at Ilollo on March 16 show that
400 rebel rinemen from Panla were met
by seven companies OF the Eighteenth
regiment United States infantry and a
battalion of the Tennessee volunteers.
As supports these troops had three two
inch Hotchklss guns under Gen. Miller
north OF Jaro. across the rive-.
The Americans were met with n
heavy fire. One man was killed and
fifteen were wounded OF the Eighteenth
regiment, and there were several cases
OF sunstrokc. Gen. Miller estimates
that fifty rebels were killed and one
hundred wounded,
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CINCINNATI. o.. March %. = The
dead body OF Christopher Diamond. an
umbrella mender, was to-day found In
the canal Mt the Race street crossing.
Marks Indicating that he Ind been MUIR
dercd nnd robbed were found on the
body. AT the morguc. however, nearly
$500 was found concealed about his per-
son. He had been missing slncc March
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PRETTY NEAT.
Perry Belmont Comes Back ut Scna
tor Henry NJ, Teller.

Perry Belmont Comes Back at Scna
tor Henry NJ. Teller.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Pcrry Bel
mont, president of the Democratic club.
was shown an interview to-day In
which Senator Teller, of Colorado. was
quoted as saying:
THE members Of the Democratic club
are Republicans masqueradlng under
Democratic colors."
Mr.. Belmont In reply issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Senator Teller ls the leader OF the
silver Republlcans-the allies OF Mr..
Bryan; upholding with him the Chicago
platform and naturally uniting with
him In his purpose to create d!scord and
division In the ranks Of the Democratic
party"
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF Honors Paid TO Garcin-Sympathy
With Maine Victims.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 23.-
The adjutant general has received
from General Brooke communications
which that officer has received from the
Cuban assembly. They were forwarded
for the information OF the President.
These communication nre resolutions
adopted by, the assembly on FebruarT
10. They are written on paper with the
heading Assembly OF the Reprcscnta-
tlvrs OF the Cuban Revolution" and are
addressed 10 General Brooke ''ln virtue
OF your being the highest representa-
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 23.-The
deal whereby the shoenberger Steel
Company Is to become the property Of
the American Steel and Wire Company
is entirely on n cash basis. and no wire
combine stock Is being taken by the
Shoenberger Steel Company in payment.
1t Is reported that tho consideration
In the transfer Is $500, 900 and that ST.
900 has already been paid. the Shoen-
berger interests holding n flrst mort
gage on the plant as secrulty for the
hn d.
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Caused her Childrcn's Death.

LA GRANGE, Ind, March 23-A1rs.
Molter, near this city. caused the death
OF two OF her children last night, by ad-
ministering morphine. She attempted to
commit suicide, but failed. She wrote
n note to her husband, saying that she
had given the drug to her children and
had taken It herself. 1t Is said that she
feared that her husband was becoming
insane, and for that reason she wanted
to go to her eternal rest and take the
children with her. The family relations
were pleasant,
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Sherman Continues to Improve.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. March 23.-
Mr.. Sherman Is feeling very much bet
ter this evening and his physicians re-
gard his condition rs much improved.
During part OF the afternoon he sat
on the deck OF the Paris viewing San
tlago. The United States cruiser Chi
cago Is, expected here by daybreak to-
morrow and Mr.. Sherman will be imme-
dlately transferred to her. The anxiety
of his relatives on the Paris Is now ylr-
tually at an end.
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Nearly WIDcQ Ont.

a., ""SHFlLLE. Tenn. March 23.-Thc
.'"e ~ town of Liberty. In DeKulb coun-
W. mas been almost wiped of the map
si. W. cyclone which swept over It last
Am, TrceB were uprooted and houses
r,I,.n1sfoyed In ol! directions. The Chris
,"sa '' church. n handsome brick struc-
Vc reported
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Prominent Politician Found Dead.

Specint D,spntch 10 tho ihtciisehcer.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va, March 23.--
Thomas L. Wright, a well known Re-
publican politician, was found dead In
his bed at his hotel. at G o'clock this
evening. He was In his usual health
two hours previous. Physicians pro-
nounced the cause Of his death to be
heart disease.
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ALGER'S ORDER
Which Defines the Question rs to who
is the Supreme Authority In the
War Department

Which Defines the Question rs to who
is the Supreme Authority In the
War Department.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March e3.-
The following order has been issued a.
the war department:
Headquarters OF the Army.
Adjutant Generals Office.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1889.
The following decision has been made
and is published for the information
and guidance OF all concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1899.
Ordered. that hereafter no chief or
acting chief OF staff corps shall be de-
tailed or ordered to any duty by any
authority without the approval Of the
secretary of war.
(Slgned9 R. a. -AEGER.
Secretary of War.
By command OF Major General Miles,
II. C.iCORBIN, Adjutant General.
This order OF Secretary Alger has been
issued to set at rest all questions as TO
who Is the supreme authority in the
War department. IL IS an old Contro-
verst. dating back TO the time when
Jefferson Davis was secretary OF war
and General Scott commanding general
OF the army. The last time the matter
was brought prominently TO the atten-
tion OF the country was during the ad-
ministration Of President Arthur. when
Secretary Lincoln wrote very caustic
letter 10 Lieutenant General Sheridan.
stating that the stan corps OF the war
department. with the exception OF the
adjutant generals and the inspector
generals corps were under the direct
control and subject only to orders by
the secretary OF war. The order OF
Secretary Alger will hereafter include
the chiefs OF those corps under the cole
control OF the secretary. General Miles
has held to the construction based upon
the letter OF Secretary Lincoln. The
cause for the issuance OF the order was
recent order Of General Miles 10 Lieu
tenant Colonel Darlington, acting chief
OF the inspector generals corps during
the absence Of General Breckiuridge. d.
recting Darlington TO visit certain
points In the west on an inspection tour.
The order OF the secretary does not re-
fer to General BreckInridges present
duty In Cuba as he Is acting under or
ders issued by Secretary Alger.
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ALARMED
In Arkansas Over Lynching OF
Seven OF Their Number,
THE VICTIMS OF THE WRATH

or the White People of Little River
County = The Afrair Followed tho
Iiynching Of n Negro Last Friday
for the Assassination of White
Planter : The Victims Friends
Threatened an Uprising to Avenge
his Death-Whites We're Informed
ofthc Plot by Friendly Negroes.
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Rough RIDERS, Reunion.

"uTlRlE, OF. March 23.-Arrange-
"eh's are being made for a reunion to
" neid here In June next for the rough
suefs so who fought in the battles about
,"anuIgo. y letter has been received
, I'm Iovernor Roosevelt. OF New York,
SNVeptlng an Invitation to attend,
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FIGHT AT ILOIL0.
Four Hundred Rebel RifIcmcn Of
OF pania We're Engaged
BY THE AMERICAN FORCES.

Orr Loss was one Killed and Fifteen
Woundcd-Rcbel Casualties were
15O, Fifty being Killcd-Rolease of
an American photographer who
was Tortured by the F,ilipinos.
Some Of fAgulnaldo's Mail Captured
Which Develops Some Interesting
Facts CONCERNING Official Proceed.
urcs Of the rnsurgcnt Government.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o.. March 23.-To-
day all Mahoning valley mlll owneys
voluntarily advanced the wages of la
borcrs from 81 Is to 81 25 per day. FIJI
teen hundred men will be benefited by
the Increase, =
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APPLETON, Wis, March 23.-ChrIs.
Bosser. carpenter, to-day shot and
instantly Killed his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Brehm, and then fatally wounded his
wife. Domestic trouble Is said to have
been the cause OF the shooting.
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CHICAGO. March 2a.-A local Nnnn-
c!al bureau to-day says that the blast
Ing powde: trust has been completed
and that the S2O.o00.O00 capital stock
was subscribed twice over.
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SAMPSON PRAISED.
The Presidents Reply to his Re.
cent Letter
ASKING THE WITHDRAWAL

ofhis Name from tho List of Promo
tions II IL any way Intcrfcrcd With
tho Advancement of Other Naval
Officers : President Commends his
Dlslnterested Action, and Assures
Him Of his High Appreciation of
his Services In the West Indian
Campaign.
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y SARATOGA. N. Y, March 23,-A1rs.
Ann Hayes Alexander died to-day ut
West Charlton, aged l0l years.
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MILFORD CENTRE. o.. March 20
Aunt Katy snodgraas died to-day OF the
grip, aged 100 years.