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kilograms from the Philippines an
nounce that the death Of General Luna
is attributed to Agunaldo.
Said dispatches add that the dicta
tor decreed LIna's death, when he
Aguinaldo. knew that Luna was nego
tiating with the American troops about
peace.
"A cannon in fort in Malta explo-
red killing FIVE artillery men while pro
wing its resistance.
kilograms from Lisbon state that
yesterday the cruiser Sfax which is con-
Quoting Dreyfls passed in front Of the
Cape Verde islands.
A few companies ofthe Republican
guards took charge Of the piers Of Brest
twenty four hours, before D:eyfus's di-
sem5arkation
-Mr. Kreutz, the minister Of war,
has ordered the commander of said pla-
&C, to attend to any disturbance whate-
yer Of the public peace.
The Paris Press recognises the lofty
psychical aims in The mob and d.
rested conduct o. Mr.. Zo'a.
In view of the bad santa
tioEs OF Fernando Pc }. the Span.
vernment will indicate station fo.>~,
anarquist and the deporsed territories to
the north of Europe
"A few detentions have been made
in Manila.
Among the detained Ta,als have
been found documents which viii com
promise them greatly.
1t is known that the Philippine pn-
soners Were in .elation with those in the
battle field.
General Otis has ordered the imme-
diate construction Of barracks for the
troops which arc arriving at the Philip
pines. As-sv.-sa-ss---
These will he Constructed in the su-
burbs and within the fotGesses in the
town. =
Count Munster, the German repre-
sentative in the Pax Conventus, has rea-
ched Berlin.
The Cardinals who have to constit
tute the Secret Consistory which will
be celebrated to morrow with the inten-
ton that others among them may recei-
We the purple.
General Lawton has left for Ismus
to disperse the rebel nucleus which has
congregated there
The Cologne Gazette says that VIII
liam the second will not be An exception
to the rule and will consequently vote
in favour OF arbitration, in keeping with
the other powers.
i yellow fever contiues assu ming
alarming proportions in Veracruz
The Mexican Government takes
great precautions to prevent the exten
sion of the epidemic in the other parts of
the Republic.
Yesterday eighteen who were at
tackled in Veracruz died from said disea
Sc.
William the Second has conferred
on the King of Spain the order of the
Black Eagle.
The Oficions Press says that the
referred to order is equivalent to de-
msnstrstion of gratitude, for the prete-
renee which Spain has evinced to ward
the Germanic government in ceding to
Germany her insular possessions in the
Oceanic continent.
-Mr Zola, the novelist, communei
yesterday in extenso with Mr.. Mornard,
the lawyer of Mr. Dreyfus.
The Matin says that Mr.. Zola ex-
plaiued to one Of his publishers that he
will abandon his literarey works to oc-
cupy himself with the revision of the
Dfeyfus suit.
kilograms from New York report
that the San Francisco California au-
thorities have assembled to agree about
the reception which has to be accorded
Rear admiral Kautz, and the crew of the
cruiser Philadelphia.
The Rear admiral will arrive to
morrow at said port.
During this week BAron Stembery
and Nj. Eliot commissioned by the En-
peror. and his Britannia Majesty respec-
lively will embarkto arrange the conf ct
raised in Samoa.
Mr. Tripo, the representative of the
United States, accompanies admiral
Kautz.