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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
FIERCE FIGHT WITH ARABS
European Caravan Attacked In the Sahara,
and 100 Men Killed.
Arabs are Uaiding the Country Four
cau-Lays Expedition Believed
10 be the sufferer.

Alslers. March 22.-The Tclcsramme
ALGERIAN announces that a number Of
Arabs arrived at dhardeia yesterday.
ANA that they were raiding the coun
try. Ghurdoin n situated about 800
miles south u AlgIaru, In the Sahara.
II Is further announced that a party
OF Tournges recently attacked a Flu
ropean expedition which was on ~
way to Air. In the sahara, ana that
after q noroo night the Touragcs were
beaten on. Tho expedition lost 100 men
killed, and part Of the caravan was
captured
The paper quoted adds that the ok
petition must bo Fourcau-Lays' mis-
sion which II said to be only European
expedition nt present In the Sahara.
when last heard from 1t had arrived at
the town Of Aston. Moreover. II Is said
In conclusion. there are certain other
grave indications tending to confirm
the news.
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Commission Tells Of the Intentions
Of the American Government,
DOCUMENT Is MADE PUBLIC
Responsibility OF America - Insur-
gent uiiitis TO lay Down
Their Arms.

New York. March 2e.---Thc Journals
Manila correspondent cables today that
the address to the natives Of the Phii-
ippino Islands, drafted by the Amer
lean commission In behalf of the Unit.
cd States government and cmbodying
the Views Of the President. has been
made public. After being translated
into all the native dialects Il ~ TO be
disseminated throughout the archipci-
ago. The address, assures tho Filip.
mos Of the Intention Of the Americans
To develop the powers OF aclf-gUycrn-
mont IN the people. II explains that
the Americans have assumed the inter-
national obligations which would make
them rosponaiblc to the whole civil
ized world Tor tho stable government
II n explained, ~ to Interpret to the ma
tiNos the purposes and intentions OF
the President toward them. ana also 10
suggest the establishment OF such a
government nH shall suit the capacity
and requirements Of the filipinoH. and
be Consistent with the interests u the
United states. The protection ~ the
United states " not 10 be- exercised In
any spirit VI tyranny or vengeance, but
having destroyed the spanish power
aud accepted the sovereignty Of the
islands. the United States N bound To
restore peace In the Philippines.
To this end all insurgents ARE Invited
to lay down their arms and place their
trust IN the government that ENAMEL
patcd them from the oppression OF
Spain.
The majority OF the commissioners
Incline toward giving the FilipinoH u
sort % tribal OF provincial local nu-
tunomy. under central government.
which shall be military until purely
civil system ~ proved 60 b. feasible.
San Francisco. March 22.-Mra. Meta
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HAD AsULPAUROUS SMELL.
Armour 4 Co.'S seer Was Bsd. and
HAD To be Rejected b. the
Carload.

,.,,t,.s., uo,,h 90 I'll. court ~
inquiry investigating examined TO-DAY
Lieut.. l.. j. 4. Hartman of the First
,.,.,tr,, ,1,n ,r,a arttpp r.s,,tn,ntat
-. a., .,..,,.,',,, ~,
puaFuerhaA'eI WINE the Ios'il'"' was
stationed at Lakeland, Fla. lie tcru-
fed That rofriacrator beef was received
-. .,,.,.,,,,. a ~ 4, ,,.. t,,.,,,,,h, "a
i"ih N'"''"' ~ " ""' "'N'e'' ~
Lakeland IN cars.
At first ID was very good and there
,yn. NO ohi,ctIon Ia A hui In thr,, ar
A..
-FOUR uayt u p'Anh !" XVI p"'tor !"
quality. In two Instances n board OF
survey rciectcd tho becf. In one case
49,. ,,t,,s. ..,..,., =. ,,,.,,t., o.. t,.,1
Wv "'"'s' 'e''N'.N
The stencil was Observable before the
car was opened. lie had no reason 90
h,ii.x. mr. .us,.e, that IN. be..f hna
p''h piopaf'u win p'ehV'N"uN's OF
chemicals.
David NJ FicIahmnn testified That he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
BRUTAL WIFE BEATER.
John Ray Gets Sixty Days In the Coun-
~ Jail.

John Ray. an Engllshman. was up be-
fore Justice McMnster this afternoon
for wlfc-boatlng. II seems that Ray
borrowed 81 from Mrs. Ray. got drunk
and came home and proceeded 10 beat
her.
The Judge In passing sentence took
occasion Co say that being drunk was
no palliation 20 crime, that O. hus-
band should protect his family not beat
them. lie gave the prisoner % days Ia
the county jail. Ray broke down when
sentenced and wcpt liz. child Ito
then turned upon his wife who was ~
the room nnd told her 90 get a divuN';
saying that when he got out no would
leave the city, lie is nu Old offender
and Mrs. liay said that ho always
did beat her when he was drunk ray
was employed at the Troy Laundry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

Only Hone. LEFT. b,wh, ch bodies .Canno,
be IhaniInnh.

New York. March e2.-work was con-
,inued all night among the ruins OF the
Windsor hotel, even with the rain ANA
snow falling.
A number of bones were taken out
OF the Fifth avenue side 81 the ruins
near by u place whore thorc was a
body found yesterday. The bones
were removed from another bW there
were not sufficient pieces 10 make
up body. Some corset nteela found
about the spot led to the belief that the
bones were part OF q body of q woman
though the homes ana not belong tp
any body found yesterday, ana the
fact that they were separated from one
another. led the workmon to designate
them nH a body. None % the bone.
could be classified. Bones were found
now and then during the night IN vnri-
GUS parts ~ the ruins. The bones
were found one at a time ana there
were not great many In nll' IN a
classified,
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THE LAST BILL IS SIGNED.
Governors Table IL Now cleared OF
Al Legislative Dusin.ss by sisn-
Ing OF senate mi No. ~.

Tho last bill passed by the recent
Legislature was signed by the Governor
late iast evening. II Ia entitled. AN
act granting preference rights to pur-
chase state landa." II provides that
actual and bona fdc scttlcrs who may
have Improved State lands. and were
January I. 1885, actual settlers or occu-
pants thereon. and who ilcd claims
with the land board prior 10 June 90.
1897. shall have the preference right 10
purchnrc the land whercon such settle
mont was made, the entire holding ~
any one person not 10 exceed 100 acrcH.
settlers OF purchasers occupying school
lands may purchase at not less than
20 per cent OF the appraised value the
price In no ease o. b. less than fi.2i per
acre. Those who have Mrrndy made
contracts with tho land board upon less
liberal terms than these, must complete
their payments, but may thereafter nlc
claims with the next regular session "
the Legislature for compensation, II
they have been oycrchargod.
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SURPRISE RADICAL CUBAhS
Cuban soldier. Want that r5,0oo.oO0
Enforcing the Law In
Itn.ana.

New York. March ga dispatch TO
the tribune from Havana says
a Scck Of reflection seems TO have
brought the cuban military assembly
TO lta senses. for Tuesdays session wit
messed marked return on that body'a
mart to reason and moderation. de-
cidcd surprise was rprunE on tho rndi-
cal element when "a motion was intro
duccd by Senior DespAiFne ana Tour
others providing Tor the dinbandment
OF the army aud dissolution of the
assembly itself. at the same time au-
thorlzlnr the soldiers To accept amy
nrrenrnRes Of pay offered 60 them by
the United States. Sanguilly and Co
meg, the radical leaders, pleaded
against Immediate action ON so u1nhl-
ntnble n proposition. but the only con-
.realon they secured was a postpone
ment OF tho discussion ON Senior Des-
paigno's motion until saturday;
A bitter ilght VIII doubtless Dc pre-
cipitatcd over this invitation 90 the
corro gathering 20 commit pnUtlchl
hari.knri. but II ~ expected now that
"A minority viii sanction the dissolution
project as the hest means OF retiring
from the situation which 10 no longer
tenablc.
900 600 now awaiting delivery nnd IN
willing TO dsband thereafter, the only
practical role lcft 90 the assembly II To
iend lis countennnce to the distribution
with the best grace possible.
The Havana papers ar" stilr Filled
with details ~ the armed collisions
Which have taken place In the streets
slrre Saturday.
Senor Mora, the civil governor. has
issued "A proclamation calling attention
'tfrcsh 10 the provisions Of the code res-
trlcting the rights of free nssemblagcs
and urging tho public 10 refrain from
llleral gathering orders have also
in,y ngaiunt carrying concealed woa-
mons. which Tor the last month has
been a dead letter,
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RETURNING BOYS rs BLUE.

There arr thirteen Of Uncle Sans
brave defenders In town today. They
came In this morning over the Rio
urande Western en- route To their
homes from Manila ana Honolulu via
San Francisco. The boys sailed In the
\. $. Zonlnndcr ON January 20, and ar
ter a rough voyage landed AZ the
Golden Gate. where they tnrried Tor
three weeks ere turning their faces
eastward. The company from Manila
IN made NJ ~ two South pakotn men,
one member ~ the Minncfota regiment,
three First Nobrnakana, together with
one regular invaded from the Eight
ecnth Infantry.
The men from Honolulu comprise
members OF the Twentieth Kansas vol
untccrH They one ana all looked hale
and hearty and this morning were
husily engaged with cameras taking
snapshots at the prominent buildings
and attractions OF the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

San Francisco March a2.--John Ep-
person. a Jockey ana part owner ~ the
etnbbed To death last night by James
ollignn. "a horse rubber The tragedy
occurred M the Oiiice saloon, opposite
Tho oakland race track at Emeryville.
THE men have been onomion for a long
lime. and Il ~ said that Epperson had
frequently threatened TO whip uilliRan
nm sight when they met quarrel
enaucd, which soon led 20 a rough-and-
tumble FIGHT. Gilligan was getting de-
cidedly the worse OF the encounter
when ne drew pocket knife and
niunred 10 keen blade In the Jockeys
iurular vein. causing "A wound which
proved fatal m a very short time
son. but claims that he acted In self
defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS.

The board OF regents or the unlver-
slty has decided to proceed immedl-
ately upon the work OF erecting the
new buildings on the Fort Douglas
site The work viii begin ON the build
ings this summer and the University
may be installed IN It's new home by
Jan. 1. 1900. Architect kietting has
boon engaged a. mako the plans and
supervise the construction OF the build
lnga, The limit To the cost of the
structures has been fixed al ns000O
President kingsbury, Regent Ritter and
Architect kletting may visit eastern
cities 10 get the latest ideas In college
buildings. AIR. Punny, superintendent
~ school buildings In this city, will
also advise with Mr.. i<letting In max
Ing plans for the University buildings.
The new structures win be among the
flnost educational buildinga In the
West.
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KILLED by - Powder Mlli. Explosion.

Penna Grove. n. j.. March 2?.-rwo
men were killed this afternoon by the
explosion Of the n. I, Dupont powder
mus at Carney Point. \. j.. near
here.
Tho killed are; Isaac Layton and
Charles Ford,
Frank Mngill was fatally injured.
There are Ave mills located nj Carney
Point. and all were blown 10 pieces.
The FIRST explosion occurred In the gun
cotton room. and was followed In rapid
succession by four others,
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M0RR0'S FLAG AT HALF MAST
That Was the FIRST News 20 the Paris
Of the uistakc-1low the
Error Occurred.

Santiago de Cuba. March %. 10 n.m.--
Mr.. Sherman ut this hour continues TO
improve and will be moved from his
cabin ON deck this afternoon for an
hour. Gen. Wood was on board paying
n visit 10 Sir. sherman. The city IL
full Of tourists who have landed from
the American liner.
The Chicago Is at Caimanera. Cuba.
Owing to the supposed authcntlclty
Of the report received lire from Cap
tain Leigh, the chief signal officer. re-
RardlnR the alleged death OF John
Sherman. the former secretary OF state.
the weekly reception Of Mrs. Wood. the
wife OK Gen. Leonard Wood, was post
poncd yesterday afternoon. After the
arrival or the steamer Paris ut Santi-
ago and the announcement that there
was no truth In the reports OF the death
Of Mr.. Sherman. word was sent out
that Mrs. Wood would receive. IL was
too late. however. 10 obtain the services
of the band In spite OF this. fully 900
passengers from the Paris were present
At the reception. when the Paris
reached here those ON board OF her
noticed that the tiaR flying from Moro
Castle. NJ the entrance OF the hnrhor,
by the paaaengcfa that some important
parsonage was dead.
Their surprise was great when told.
on being reached by tug. that re-
port was current that MIR Sherman
was dead.
Captain LeiFh gave the signal office
Mt Guantanamo "a bad quarter Of an
hour. The men on duty there explained
that they had received the alleged news
~ Mr.. Shcrman'H death from the
French Gable company and surprising
II To be correct. sent AN official con-
firmatlon ~ they had no cause TO doubt
the authenticity ~ the report. The
announcement of ar. Shcrnan'r death
obtained 10 much crcdrncc here that
Gen. Wood even had cable dispatch
written asking the authorities nj WASH
ington for Instructions us to the special
honors they were dr-sirnua Of paying to
the remains OF the distinguished states
fnnn, but before this message was sent
the Paris arrived here and everybody
was pleased 10 hear Mr., sherman. If
stead ~ being dead. was Improving In
4 bulletin lrAied last nlsht by Mr..
shcrmans physician raid the disiin-
g,iinhed patient had considerably 'im-
proved and was regainlng strength.
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crs. and which was probably hastcncd
by the official reports OF the qunrrels
between the original guards.
That the commissioners Will continue
the deiimitation work without inter-
ruption II proved by the fact that the
now governor Of French Guiana. ".
Montct. has sent up large number of
light iron frame houses. which he
brought out with him for the pur-
pose.
The Cayenne correspondent ~ tho
Domararn Argosy IL responsible FOR
the statement that u strong nnti-Eng-
lish feeling exists there. which has ro-
suited In the Insults to the British
residents. who are unable TO obtain
redress. According to the courts,
they have no right In the country. and
the sooner they clear out. the better for
them"
Tho British consul f. said 10 be n
Freedman. who cannot speak dozen
words OF English.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

San Francisco. March 22.-Thc SUI
promc court rendered an important de-
clslon in an Insurance c0He today, Mrs.
Alice l.. knarston, widow, brought
an action against the Manhattan Life
Insurance company OF New York to
recover upon a policy Of life insurance
taken out by her husband. The defense
wan that the policy had become for.
foited prior to the death Of the insured
by reason Of the non-nayment OF tho
fourth aemi-annual payment.
In the lower court the Insurance com.
many was Fuccefaful. The supreme
court took different view ~ the mat
lei. rev trsod the Judgment ~ the
lower court and ordered a new trial.
The widow eontended that the COM
many waived the payment OF the pre-.
MUM at the time VI became due by It's
agent agreeing to an extension OF time,
and hence thore was no forfeiture OF
The policy The supreme court sus-
tanned this contention.
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FataI hallway AecIden,..

Cleveland. o.. March 22.-The Erie
Limited jumped the track at Rttman.
ten miles west Of Akron. O.. carly to.
day. the engine and bagEagc car going
into the ditch. Engineer Wallace Logan
was almost Instantly killed. Fireman
barney Ward was dangerously injured.
Five coaches. including two slecpers.
were thrown into the ditch. the engine
and three cars being demolished. The
following passengers were injured
Frank {. Nelson. Cincinnati. leg
broken and badly bruised on body
naily injured.
Many others were slightly hurt The
wreck was caused BY the breaking OF
a drive rod on the engine.
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victims OF Omaha Fire.

Omaha, March 22.-Most OF the In
iured In yesterdays fire In the Pattcr-
son block are progressing favorably.
Mrs. Charles 4. Williams. who was IN
jured internally by jumping from the
window, II still unconscious ana no
hopes are entertained OF her recovery
Mrs. Sullivan, also injured by jumping
Il the only other one whose condition N
considered dangerous AT this time. ana
cry.
The coroner win hold an inquest to-
morrow afternoon on the remains OF
the victims. The building was a veri'
table IRE trap and an effort VIII be
made to locate the responsibility for
allowing Il To be constructed In such u
manner. Theirs Is also u suspicion that
the fire may have been OF incendlary
origin. as several people have In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

Paris. March ?s.-Ooncral Porter, the
United States ambassador. answering
tho inquiry ~ correspondent OF the
Associated Press this afternoon said he
was unable 10 discuss the rumprn 10 the
eject that he may succeed General
Algor az secretary Of war. ns all In
formation ON the subject ought TO come
from Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

Her Mother aud Si.cr. from salt Lake.
Were Living with Her.

Harris. the divorced wife Of gambler.
attempted 10 commit suicide today By
shooting herself In the head. She was
respondent from long illness. Mrr.
ifarris's mother Mrs. WRIGHT and hor
niece. arrived from Salt Lake recently
and were living with Mrs Harris. The
injury may prove fatal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
Bryna Accepts.

New York. March 22.-Eugcnc u.
urebier. chairman OF the Chicago plat
form Democrata' dinner committee. re.
celved a telegram today from Colonel
VIM. J. bryan. In which he accepts the
Invitation To- the dinner To be given IN
Democracy. The telegram " dated
Nashville Tenn. March -. and reads
thus "wiil attend jefferson dinner
Chicago platform Democrats April 4"
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New York. March "a dispatch TO
the Herald from Kingston. ia. says
ION Wednesday last, the elective
members postponed consideration or
the new government tnrln measure I'M
posing Increased duties indefinitely.
"The governor general issued pro-
clamation today dlssolving the loglsln-
tive council under advice frota the
secretary NJ rlnte. and he VIII augment
tho official element In the new coun.
ell tomorrow TO force the tnflu hlll
through. Thv present constitution W
fifteen years old and u II the hrs' oc-
caalon on which the government has
reverted to this power.
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Paris March ee.-According to nm oin-
cinl statement regarding the rNphn Ion
last evening In n laboratory attached
60 the war department. II occurred ~
the course OF experiments IN nlNlnf
gnses intended TO light railway carr,
Another account says II was due 10
experiments made for the purpose OF
nHccrtnininR the cause OF the ToLlon
ana Bourges explosions by mixing ar
fcront kinds Of powders and that II
shows that the Toulon catastrophe was
the result Of carelcasneas,
Seven perrons were inJured-thrco n
them serlously-by last nighth csplo-
Nlou.
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FORTUNE OF POLITICS.


ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."1
Washington. u. G.. March CIV. u.
Lawrence. an cmployc OF the Senate
appointed through senator Itawlins'H
influence. has been dismissed for politi-
cal reasons merely, and viii be sue
cccded by "a Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

Washington. March ?2-Mr. Porter,
recrctary 10 the President, has 70
ceived a message from brunswick. uh,,
stating that the Presidential party
would leave Thomasville this afternoon,
arriving AT Thomasville about . o'clock,
Whether or not the party VIII go. 10
Tallahassee. Fla. IN not yet decided,
but II II expected that the start TOT
Washington win be made early. next
week, arriving here next Tuesday or
"Wednesday
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ARRIVAL OF TnE SHERMAN.

Washington. March 2.-Gcn. otis
has cnblci the war department an
nuunciug the arrival Of the transport
sherman Mt Manila. The Sherman
sailed from New YORK with the Third
Infantry and four companies ~ the
Seventeenth infantry under command
Of Gu. =. ~. parc. The troops ARE re-
ported as arriving all well and In good
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
ORDINANCES APPROVED.

Mayor clark affixed his official sig
nature TO the fire and police ordinance
today; also the appropriation lls''
passed at last nights Council meeting.
Ills honor mas not yet approved OF the
purchase OF the sprinkling carts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22

New Boston, Mich. March "A
rcar-cnd collision between two freight
trains occurred today on the Flint and
pcre Marquette railroad. the result of
a heavy fog. Lon Halcs OF Saginaw.
sasinnw. engineer. badly injured.
Two brakemcn also sustained serious
Injuries.
The damage amounts probably to
300 OOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
CASE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Moldon II, Critics OF ogden led a pc
tltlon In voluntary bankruptcy IN inc
clerks onice of the Federal court today
The liabilities amount TO s2s5l1 WIN
no assets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
DEATH OF THOMAS CROWLEY.

Special per pesorot telegraph.
Nephi. Manh is-'rhoa. crowley. one
~ the leading citizens OF this place,
died suddenly Of heart failure yester-
day, at $3.50 y. m. Funeral announce
m,nt VIII be EINnn lninr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
AGuISALpo's boast.


Washington. March s2.-Thc solacc
arrived nj Manila ~ days from Nor
folk. This N eleven days less time than
the Bunaio'n very fast time.
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Will Do It Within 20 Days, Unless
the Americans Withdraw.
INSURGENTS CONCENTRATE.
Activity OF Americans, In Preparation
for New Move ccbu - Quict
The sherman Arrives.

Manila. March g. y. m.-While APP
parcntiy Inactive since sunday really
the opposite has been the case with the
American forces. a reorganization. en-
failing many changes, hns been In
progress since the Abandonment ~ the
lying column. General wheaton and
Gen. Haie'a brigadcr have not been as
signed. but the oregon regiment the
Minnesota regiment and the Twenty
second regiment have been conccntrat-
ed at the camp on the Lunct,n at water
front In readiness Tor immediate trans
portatlon whom the plans " the mill
taty leaders have been formulated
our troopa are cntrcnchcd and the
situation Is practically unchanged. The
Insurgents have RETAINED from making
any attack recently. and u appears
the rebels are saving their ummuni-
ton Tor d decisive movement
AGuISALDo's boast.
According 10 a prisoner captured by
our troops. AFuinnldp has Announced
that hc VIII personally conduct the re-
serves nt MaluloH ana march INT"
Manila within twenty days unless the
Americans Withdraw In the mcantlmc,
Tho concentration ~ rebel forces IN the
vicinity ~ Malhliun gives color 10 the
statement Of the prisoner.
Advicca received from cchu by q
cuastinR steamer say everything "
uuiet there The United states trans
port sherman from New York Fob. .
has arrived here Two sailors ana two
privntca died ON the voyage aud one
man was drowned In the Mcditcr-
rancan.