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TORNADO ~ ALABAMA.
Dozen Dwellings snd Three Churches
wrecked several Factories unroofed.

birmingham, Ala, March IA tor
nado near birmingham today has
caused much damage to property, II
IL feared there has been loss OF life.
Telegraph and telephone Wires are In
had shape ~ "a result OF the storms
havoc and details are difficult to obtain.
The tornado wrecked dozen or more
dwellings and three churches, and un-
rooted several factories at Avondale
and Woodlnwn, suburbs OF Birming-
ham, but no one was injured there as
far ~ II known.
The roof of the Slosa Furnace Cast
House was blown on. The laundry OF
the Avondals mills was destroyed and
a dozen cottages AZ that place We're
ieyeiled 10 the ground Between Avon
dale ana Moodlawn the storm passed
IN the NTH avenue road and moved
every house II struck from lta founda-
lion. AZ Woodlnwn. "a machine shop,
two negro churches and several cot
tnges were destroyed Mrs, Apnlc John
son. who occupied an old store on the
FIFTH avenue road. waA buried In the
IAN OF timber. but II not fatally hurt.
The damage 50 far as known Will
amount to about $4,000.
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CHINA BLUE BOOK ISSUED.
Deals at Length with Concession 10 All coun-
tries General Friendly lone.
Tenor OF uri,ish Dispatches show De-
sire to Meet Views of Germany
and United states

London. March 1.-THE eagerly an
tlclpated China blue book has been L.
sued but all the main points In dis
patches nlling 800 pages, this covering
the period from Feb, isss, 10 1872 were
already known 10 the public, Tho blua
book deals at length with all tho ter
ritofial railway ana mining concessions
20 all countries. commencing WIN INC
ceaslon OF Port Arthur and closing
with the opening Of Nan Nlng as "a
treaty port. Much space Is devoted TO
the question of the foreign concession
at Shanghai, the exhibits includlng the
protests OF American ministers and
consuls against the placing ~ Amer.
can property under the Jurisdiction OF
France or any other single power. Ths
readiness of British warships To- sup
port the vlccrny Ia resisting tue French
demands h also displayed ana the bluo
book gives the American china dcvel-
opment company's contract for the Han
Kow Canton Railway, signed In WASH
ington April No. 1885
Tho whole tenor ~ the British dis
patches show desire 10 meet the
Views of Germany and the United
states In all matters which they were
concerned.
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United states Transport Mcclellan WI
sail for the Island IN Friday.

New York. March ii,-It Is expected
that the United states transport Me
clcnan Will sail for Porto Rico on
Friday.
Part Of her cargo VIII be garbage
cans and aprluklcrs for the health off,
GERS In San Juan.
The war department IN much worried
now ,s To how II will be able 10 get all
the volunteer regiments away from Gu
ba and Porto Rico before tho quaran-
time goes into eject After that all SOL
oilers coming north Will be Obliged TO
remain in transports after reaching the
United States until the health officers
decide that there rs no danger OF their
deyeloping yellow fever and other con-
taglouA dis, asses. This would he a
great Inconvenience and the DEPART
ment II bending every energy 20 move
all the troops as soon as possible. For
this reason. many NJ the transports are
being kept In commission when SHOULD
be laid IN Tor much needed repairs.
For the same reason the department
has abandoned is hrst lntention In
regard To the Dixie. which has Just been
transferred from the navy 70 the trans
port service. The first plan was 70
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Discretionary Authority Given to
Major Gen. Brooke.
GOMEZ TO BE RECOGNIZED.
Time IL Ripe for American Interior.
enee Ia the Cuban Farce
Comedy.

Chicago. March ia special to the
Timen-Iierald from Washington says;
Discretionary authority has been
given TO Major General Brooke. gov
ernof general OF Cuba. To dissolve the
cuban assembly.
From the tone OF General Brooko'a
dispatches. officials expect that he Will
immediately avail himself Of the au-
thority invested In him. such action
VIII be the lrrt interference OF the gov
crnment OF the United states Win
persons styling themselves the repre-,
hentatlvea OF the Cuban people ana "
u occurs II win be entirely due 20 the
Illegal and unjustlnable acts Of those
Persons.
Furthermore. General Brooke VIII
recognize General Gomez ms the rep.
rcsentatiyc OF the Cuban people until
such time as the national assembly OF
cuba shall be organized. He VIII be
consulted on all points relative 10 the
welfare OF Cuba and General brooke
viii continue 10 show him the defer
ence due hia position as tho recognized
leader OF the Cubana.
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Manila. March IS. i:i5 y. m.--Gencrai
Lloyd Wheaton. commanding the
United States flying column. attacked
and defeated a force Of 1000 Filipinos
at Pasig this afternoon innictlng a
heavy loss upon them. The American
loss was slight The Americans cap
turcd $50 Flllplnos. Many bodies Of
rebels killed In the engagement are
floating down the river.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
6;55 p. m.--prlvatc Fornon. company
l.. Twentieth regiment, was killed.
Private Newman. company y. Twen-
tietb regiment. was wounded.
Private Carroll. company a. TWEEN
ty-sccond regiment IL wounded.
Private Marshall company u. Twcn-
,y.sccond. wounded.
rtufn ,ooHna company g. TWEEN
y-sccond regiment. IL wounded.
Private Rogers. company l., TWEEN
ty-sccond regiment. In wounded.
About $50 Filiplnoa surrendered at
the town OF Taguig to the Washington
regiment and iib Fillpinos were cap
,ured at Paaig by tho Twentieth regi-
mcnt.
our troops found ioc dead Filipinos
and 100 new graves near Paslg.
The prisoners were unnrmed and
therefore II II presumed they executed
their threat OF throwing their arms in
to the river.
nEuI.Iq lose IIEAyIIy
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S.r,ou. Tension In Havana.

Havana. March 1.-THE reported
resignation Of civil governor Mora Is
untrue
A certain nervous tension and uu-
easy rostlessness especially during the
evenings IN noticeable In the vicinity
90 Central Park. whore the men cons
grrgatu and talk politics. The police
have orders not Go allow groups o. u.s.
semble aud arc dispensing them, This
causes uucomplimrntary comment
about the force people declaring that
the police arc Interfering with their
rights and freedom. Another Gomez
manifestation has been planned 20
take place this afternoon and 10 u said
that the cuban officers viii organize q
manifestation In favor Of the cuhnn
military assembly, which n 70 nltos
place viii probably lead 20 a clash be-
tween the opposing factions In fact
some people declare such conflict
cannot be- averted. Hut ~ should DO
noted that while the air II fun ni ru-
mors ~ trouble and many have been
expecting deeds OF violence none have
actually occurred,
There were seventy policemen ON duty
IN the immediate vicinity " the Cen
trail Park cafes last night where mo
cfferyescence u the crowd was most
noticeable,
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American. To now At iisnie, Regatta.

Toronto. ont, March is.-Thc Hen.
ley committee ~ the Argonnut Row
ing club has selected the crew for the
July trip Of England II was decided
10 make entries or the diamond aculls
nnd the stewards challenge cup. four
Dared crews, as well nH FOR the grand
challenge cup,
The entries nH nH follows:
Diamond SOULS; Charles !. A. Gold
man. 49,.
Stewards Challenge cup; Joseph
Wright stroke: Fred Thompson, No. ! (;
4. Thompson. No, 2. II. g. Muntz. bow.
Grand Challenge cups II. Nuts. 1905
George Dohcrty iGs; Harry Kinrion.
is5: Joe Wright. 10. Alexander Boyd.
iGs; Hush Thompson. il0. Fred Thomp-
son. iii; j. y. Mcklnzle. 100. w, Lin
ton, i.S. \. Gondtrham. 1876. II, Muntz.
stroke, i6b: H. a ilakor, coxnwnln, 100.
colonials are allowed the privilege ~
nominating nH many ~ 10 candidates
for an eight Dared crew for Henley.
although the home clubs are limited 10
their eight and two spare men
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rxrLo.Ios az nnIrism wAHsmir.
Hotter on Hoard the Terrible uiows ~
aud kiiis q stoLsf.

Davenport. Eng. March 1.-THE iirit-
iHh first class cruiser Terrible has ar
rived here from Malta and reports that
q boiler exploded On board her Monday
ana Killed u stnker. fatally injured two
The Terrible IL "a uiHtcr-ship of the
Powerful.
The latter. which II now In Manila
bay. has been most unfortunate. having
experienced "A continuous series OF ncci-
dents ami hrcakioWnH since she was
launched.
Tho british first class cruisers Terri.
bile aud Powerful ARE steel Hhenthed
vessels Of 1890 tons displacement, GOO
feet long. "A feet beam and 5000 horse
power.
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Movement to Have Congress Reconsider Its
Former Action, and to
ACCEPT GOVERNORS APPOINTEES
Reasons for Wanting Another Rule Than That Which Prevails
Now-woud Affect Utah. California, Delaware
and Pennsy vana.

Republicans will have clear work.
Ing majority In IN. senate. nevcrthe-
less. In view N the fact that Congress
VIII be called upon 20 support various
important measures ~ the ndministra-
tons foreign. colonial ana military
policy. President Mckinley. senator
Mark Hanna. and othcrs. would be
Eiad To have senator's seated from Cali
ifornia, Pennsylvania and Delaware
II II said that an active canvass
among the senators II going on 10 de-
tcrmlnc the sentiment ON this matter.
but II 20 II u being conducted very
quietly
II In not boNcvcd that the Senate will
reverse ~ former action. but n II
does % utah'f senator viii. Of course.
be- seated ais9. provided one IL APP
pointed by Gov. Wells
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rsuac.to,c WIN he u Delegate.

Washington. March is.-In consulting
Sir Julian Paunccfpte. the British ann
hnnHndor. as 10 whether an appoint
mcnt na one ~ the british delegates
90 the cknr'H disarmament congress
WIS made known tn have the dele
gates accompanied by army ana naval
attaches ana by stan commensurate
with the Importance ~ the mission.
These officials doubtless viii stand In
the position ~ experts able to show
the extent ana cost " the great stand
INK armies and nnvleH ~ the world.
Sir Iulihn'H appointment as one OF
the delegates u practically settled al
though the official notification has not
yet been given,
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Another nank Tor san rmnsI.ee.

san Francisco. Cal. March is-rhc
Examiner says that report " eur
rent Involving the establishment In
this city by the most widely known
financial men of the world % n com-
mcrclai bank with paid up capital ~
100000" The parties back % the
scheme ar. said To have already ac-
quired mining and other property In
California. Mexico and british Column
bla. ana sugar interests IN Hawaii. all
~ which u IN alleged Will b. gathered
under the control of the new bank.
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San Francisco. March is.-After q
trial lasting nearly two months a YER
diet Tor $4,000 In favor Of the plaintiff
has been rendered by "a jury In the
superior court In the ease ~ the Pa
cinc Steam Whaling company against
the Alaska Packers association.
The suit was for ti00Opo damages
claimed by the whaling company.
which declared that ~ employees were
excluded from fishing In the waters ~
the ocean near Karluk Point and Tam
gle foot Reach 10y employees ~ the
Packers association. A former jury
gave verdict for $4,000 but new
trial was granted.
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champion sprlnier for Philippines,

New York. March 10 board the
transport Sheridan. bound FOR the
Philippines " Thomas u. conneff. for
merry the middle distance champion
runner Of the world. lie has carried
the embloms OF both the New York
and the Manhattan Athletic clubs 4"
Victory In International ana home
chnmplonshlp contests on the oinder
track Conner was one OF the first
men up San Juan hill and he served
with distinction In the Santiago cam.
palgn, earning his corporars chevrons.
Conner Is member OF the Sixteenth
infantry,
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81. Louis. March l5-clty detectives
arr looking Tor an unknown woman
who called at the residence OF Mrs.
NJ 4. McNcAn. u widow, ana throw
Vitrlol In the iady's face, binding her
and causing burns that may result
fatally. Several weeks ago Mrs. Me
Voan caused a sensation by appearing
nt police headquarters with box NJ
candy which she said she had received
through the malls She charged a
prominent young woman 81 this city
with having sent u 10 her because she
WINS Jealous ~ the attentions paid Mrs
McVean by well known West End
physician,
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CUBAN POLITICS.
There 10 n Temporary iuii In the Opera
Bouffe Tempest In Havana.

New York. March ia dispatch TO
the Tribune from Havana says
Tuesday marked temporary lnll IN
the opera bouno tempest raised In Gu
ban politics by the rupture ~ the re-
assembly ana the personal adherents
and supporters OF the ex-general In
chief OF the army, Maxine Gomez
With Gomez himself elected from OF
ice, his chief assistant IN conducting
negotiations with the government al
Washington. Gonzalo de Quesnda, has
been ahorn OF that iigment OF diplo-
matte authority, ahadowy az II WAS,
with which the favor OF the assembly
had frankly clothed him. OF 1omezH
few active defenders within It's mem.
bernhip. den. Tamayo. Gen. Nunez ana
Senior Sespedcs have been forced to va
cate their seats by resignation.
Little scanned laft TO do 10 oorup'ste
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Ing that he looks for trouble. II Is only
a question as to how many followers
the indictments In the assembly can
persuade not to lay down their arms.
The ndvicsa received are TO the eject
that n majority Of the Cuban soldiers
VIII sustain Gomez In whatever action
he takes. Those who are likely TO sup.
port the nrscmbly are included IN thu
clcSses who Joined the insurrcnt ranks
after the surrender OF Santiago and
who would not therefore. be entitled TO
receive the 800. Tho best Information
" that the number on the rolls ~ re-
Nisei by General Gomez did not cx-
cesd 5000 men and officers. Corners
plan was also TO exclude those who had
become members Of the Havana city
police ana who were, therefore. re-
cciving regular npy. The same prlncl-
pie would apply 10 the rural police
which General Wood had organized In
Santiago province. Thin would In.
crease the amount FOR the remaining
men to something moro than 500.
Definite word " expected Wednesday
rs TO whether the distribution viii be
made through General Gomez In spite
Of his deposition from the command Of
the iuaurEcnt army. or directly to the
insurgents In the six provinces. The
original plan was that the American
military commander In each province
should distribute the sum IN conjunc-
ilun with the ranking officer command
Ing the Insurgents In that province. II
rests entirely with Gomez what arr
rungemcnts shalt be- made. In 20 FAR as
relates to his position with reference to
the inaurgent troopr. an the reports re-.
ccivcd Increase the confidence felt In
his ability To meet the situation. The
demand that ~ made by some uf IN.
,ubnnH for the fnrcible dissolution N
AZ
authorizes will not he needed at pres.
ont
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Rochester. n. v. March To- Susan
u. Anthony will attend the convention
~ the International Council Of Wu-
men. TO be held In Westminster Hail.
London. about the middle Of June.
This will be one Of the most i'm
portnnt gatherings OF women the world
has ever seen. Miss Anthony viii
be accompanied by Mrs. May Wright
scwnii. Mrs. Mary Low Dickinson.
Mrs. Mamie Gaffncy Rev. Anna shaw.
Miss Lucy r. Anthony. and Miss Jane
gfnaun
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SPAIN LOOKING TO FRANCE.
Want Co He.um. direct Negotiations
with the Phiiippins Rebels Ise-
garding Their Captive..

London. March IA special from
Madrid says;
Premier silvcla In an interview Just
published here. spoke In favor of the
Intervention " France for the purpose
of obtaining permission from the Unit
ed States FOR spain to resume direct me-
gotlationH Tor the release NJ the Spanish
prisoners held by the Philippine rebels.
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"l

ESPECIAL ~ THE NEWS,
Washington. March ia Washing
ton paper alleges that certain senators
are sounding their Republican col
leagues with a view OF rcconsidcring
the question decided by the senate In
the negative several years nHo, In the
Washington. Wyoming. Montana and
oregon cases. Have the governors Of
states the right to appoint where the
legislatures fail 90 elect senators, and
shall these appuiniccs be seated"
The United States senators from
those four states were denied seats
but there was very strong minority
which held that under the Constitution
each state was entitled 20 lta full rep
rcrcntation ~ two members IN the Sem
ate. II ~ asserted here that while the
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p,snaspnrsr OF CUBAN ARMY,
War Department omcisis ARE Satisfied iha
IN. Problem will he settled speedily.

New York. March ia dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says
War department officials are satisfied
that within ten days the problem Of
the disbandment OF the cuban army
will be settled. Then, n there Is a fac
ton that wants trouble with the Unit
ed states, II will be known.
Some 81 the insurgent chiefs" said
an official this afternoon, talk AZ II
they wanted 10 go on tho warpath.
The quicker We known II, II that In 80.
the better" No advlces have been re-
ceived from General Brooke indIeat-
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nnyAS's nrrLN 10 BELMONT.
Want. To- Know whether New Yorker iis.
nnrn annNrtIed 10 Demorraes.

New York. March 1.-THE following
dispatch has heon received BY Perry
belmont. president ~ tho Democratic
club. In response 10 an Invitation which
was sent to William ], Bryan To attend
the banquet To be given by the club IN
uf Thomas Jefferson, on April 10
"I.inooin Sch March l3.-Hon, Perry
belmont Democratic club, New York;
Invitation received. Remembering that
you openly ropudiatod the Democratic
platform IN the last campaign, desire
to know before answering invitation
whether you have, since the election,
publicly announced your conversion
10 the principles set forth In that pat
form.
"(Signed) WM, j. BRYAN"
In answer, Mr.. belmont telegraphcd
az follows 20 Mr. Bryan;
"rhe Invitation extended 10 you II on
behalf Of the Democratic club, indi-
vidual opinions have not been conHld-
cred In Issuing the invitations To colc-
bratc the birthday OF Thomas Jeffor-
SON.
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send her TO Manila. but now orders
have been given to hurry her 10 the
South. with all possible dispatch. The
orders are for her to vail next Mon
day. March 20. Although the vessel
has not yet arrived from the League
Island navy yard. specifications and
contracts TIRE already being prepared
safy Dsforc she can be useful as a
transu,,rt
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Deaths IN Porto Rico,

Washington. March i5.-Thc follow
Ina dispatches have reached the war
department:
San Jnun de Porto Rico. March H.
Adiutnnt General. waahlngton'-- Pri-
vatc Thomas A. rsicghnar. Company
H. 18th Infantry. died In general hos
pitnl March 10.
HENRY. Commanding
Guantanamo. March it-Adiutnut
General. Waahington:IArti Goo.
Green. Company II. 5rd u. <. V. /. died
March T.. at 3 y. m. Lohar pncu.
monia, right lung.
RAY. Colonel.
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m,pabllean con,sn,ion at Rhode Island.

Providence, II. l.. March 1.-THE an
nunl convention Of the Republican
party of Rhode Island was held here
today. Gov. Dyer 90 Providence and
the other State officers were unanl-
mouhly renominated.
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nr,,'.h ship Chartered far MANI. suppll..

San Francisco. Cal. aNirch 1.-THE
british ship Tldston I'm. has been
chartered by the government 60 carry
merchandise for the troops TO Manila.
Che IL 60 be- paid the lump sum N
$4,000. The ndston Iiill viii carry
about $500 tons ~ cargo and should
make the run IN about forty-nvc days.
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prln.h rolnt' mn IN lprland,

London. March BIN the House ~
Commons today Mr. Harold James
Rekltt, liberal member Tor the Brlgs
division OF Lincolnshire, moved mo
second reading uf the bill raising ne
flash point Of petroleum FROM VI 70 100,
I'm SO doing he said that n would not
add appreciably 10 the cost, as any
arm had offered 20 supply oil az 100
flash point at only half a cent per sai-
Ion dearsr than the present price,
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Chattanooga. Tenn, March 1.-THE
railroads OF this section were heavy
losers by storm last night which fol-
lowed two DAYS ~ steady rain Trains
have been delayed Tor many hours,
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Australian oold for America,

sydney. y, =, W. March 1.-THE
American steamer Marlposa. Captain
Hayward. has sailed from here FOR San
Francisco having on board one million
dollars In gold.
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General Wheaton Again Engages the Enemy
at Pasig.
TWO THOUSAND ARE ROUTED.
Americans Fpnos Who Throw Their Arms into the
River Before Come Out Of the Engage
With Slight In Killed and Wounded

Washington. March ij.-Gcn' ouH
has cnbied the following list Of casual
ties suffered by the u. =. troops;
Mnnlia. March u.-Adjutant General.
Washington ... .....
Casualties. March 10. near caloocan'
Killed Twentieth Kansas, company L.
Private James W. kiinea.
Near Guadalupe: Killed Twenty
second Infantry. ". Private George
stewart: X, Winn T.. MunHon; ~.
Wosiey !. ilenncascy. Wounded;
Twenty-sccond Infantry. ". privatcA
Vim. Renahart. leg, moderate; u, VIII
lott Herman. scalp. slight; VIM. o.
scalp. SLIGHT. ~. Thcodor. A. Miner
finger severe; Dan Carroll, forearm.
slight; n, John HOFFMAN. thigh,
severe: jos. u, 30. thumb. severe. !,
John iiinzek. clr.st severe; David
Mulholland. arm! moderate. TWEEN
iicth Infantry, II. Corporal chris "
Thompson. side. severe. II, Private
charles simon. back. moderate. X.
Thomas Miller. hand. severe u. Frank
Nash. knee. severe. NJ Richard u.
Piper. thigh. slight; a, Lester N. Fol-
GER neck. slight. ~, Charles Shnrkcy.
thigh. slight: Charles Davis, neck.
severe, second orrgon; u. Private
Waiter irwen. foot moderate. ncci-
dental injury. Twcnty-aecond imam
Try. n. corporal Charles J. uHlcy. con-
fusion. slide Twentieth Infantry. ".
privntcr VIM. Hampson, nprnincd an
klc: ~. Adolph q. wocppcr. sprained
ankle. ". Peter ]. phelan. hand. mod
crate; y. Corporal John y. HOFFMAN,
rprnined ankle. ...., .s....
March ~ near Guadalupe: Killed;
First Washington. Il Private Ralph
Van Hurkirk. Wounded: Second
Oregon. u. PrivaieN Afford q. Garden.
chest. severe: ~ W. -. IL, Dodaon. an
kle. slight. y. Charles J. Olson. foot.
a.Vsfu
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Otis
NEWS IN LONDON.

London. March 1.-THE Evening
News this afternoon publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from Manila;
Gen. Wheaton has completely routed
the F'ilipinoH ana has occupied Parig.
Tagulm ana pat.ro..
Several hundred ~ the enemy were
killed and ~ many wcto captured.
Gen. Otis says this IN the greatest vic-
tory since February g.. The Americans
headquarters.