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The evening times., 1900-05-29

Steel and Wire. common, advanced more
than a point in a few minutes this morn
ing and looked quite equal to a further
gain before the end of the session. The
stock has been dead, practically for sew
eral days but the declaration of the quar-
terly dividend is not far of and perhaps
the bears are beginning to believe that the
short side of the stock VIII not be a good
one while this event is approaching. One
careful student Of the market has been
saying that this stock could be purchased
on one point margin for a gain of ten
points and this prediction does not now
look in the least hopeless. Federal Steel
also seems inclined to advance 1t is said
that the Colorado Fuel and Iron people
will hold a meeting in a few days and de-
clare the entire back dividend on the pre-
ferred stock. which is in the treasury
awaiting to be paid out.
The graIgers are among the favorites of
the railway list. The St Paul statement
for April shows a large increase in gross
and small increase in net earnings des-
pite the immense increase in operating
expenses The company for the ten
months of the year to the end of April
made an increase in gross earnings OF al
most S3,5o0. 600, but this immense expendi-
lures for betterments which were count
ed as operating expenses, IN the book
keeping Of the company, make the net
earnings for the period nearly $500 coo
less than for the same months last year.
AT the same time the surplus for the COM
mon stock for the year will be In the
neighborhood of II per cent 1t should
De remembered with regard to this line
and the other grangers as well that they
have made these immense betterments for
two years now, and that during the COM
ing years the result Of their IiberaIity Will
be shown very handsomely in reduced
operating expenses. Crop reports from
both Rock Island and ST. Paul officers are
Of the most encouraging nature. Bur-
Egton continued strong this morning at
er than yesterdays closing price and
the others Of the group were also strong
though not particularly active
The Street is inclined to hopefulness re-
garcing the traction securities owing tn
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
MIsCLILANEoUs BONDs

DlSl lhtCI W OOl-JM MBlA BONDo-
Gs, 1902. ''S0-y ear funding" gold. l02
rs. 1901. "MatSr stock" currency. 600.
Funding currency S-65's.-.-.-..-. l20
The evening times., 1900-05-29

GYPSY PALMIST. 1922 9TH st. NV; Zoe: nat
present, future; lucky charms: separated
brought together; walk upstairs; second floor
ny2s-7t
The evening times., 1900-05-29

JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
The evening times., 1900-05-29

A VALUABLE ''POINTER''-We can save you
considerable money on frst-elsss suit Of
clothes that have been slightly worn: why not
investigated JUSTHs OLD STAND, eI9 ID 81 NV.
my29-1t
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alts TOT SOUTH md IentraI An
West Indies, Etc

TIESDAY-(b) At 2-So P m for JAMAICA, per
5 Admiral Farragut fTom Boston
NEDNESDAN-(c) At II -05 p IL for BERMUDA,
per s. s. Trinidad, from New York
(c) Al HOS D. m for CAMPECHE, CHA
PAS, TABASCO. and YUCATAN. per =
Seguranca. from New York wa ProgrescO- Nail
for other parts Of MEXICO must be directed
The evening times., 1900-05-29

Arthur Irwin is whipping some prou;sin,
plenoms into line and will by the Close Of tbe
season have BUNCH Of coming stars ready for
market
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they went to the house of native named
Victor Pere and fol chilly took him and
his wife to the Panay river, where they
bound their hands behind them and told
them that their last day had come.
The woman was struck with bolo and
her deal body thrown into the river:
Her husband witnessed her murder and
anticipating similar treatment sprang into
the river and notwithstanding his arms
We're pinioned, managed to reach the OPP
posite shore. According to the witnesses
the motive for the crime was a supersti
tioUs belief that the murdered woman
was witch possessed of occult powers
whereby she in some mysterious way had
brought about the death of a neighbours
child. The two men We're sentenced to
be hanged, but General Macarthur miu-
gated the sentence In each case to con-
tinement at hard labor for twenty years
out of consideration for the exceedingly
low order and blind superstition of the
accused
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ALFRED uARMswoRrH.


earv and arc merely cfvcn MS n matter
&c habit or because rival Journals use
them or even for thc Joss urgent reasons
tb4t There "a. p certain amount OF spa e TO
bc decorated and artists or photocra PHI
crs III H. tcut oecroicd No daily Journal
which relies urfDcin4fIv upun its illustrl-
tions h., f..1 M any rr1l sense an O4e r
tvhclulf1,- .-rccse"
~. 7r..-....,...,,, t.,1-l., ,,,o,troD ~ ,be
N'. ~, = - 49, .5,r.r,.
newspaper
'W.tA the new papers ~ the whole civ
iizeI world before wa.' he says. each
week ] look in vain FOR any great inns
pressive stroke OF orig nality or daring.
We stu cling to the clumsy ANA awk-
ward shape I'm which our newspapers are
issued and the man who has attempted
to manipulate one of them on windy
day VIII best appreciate the force Of my
remarks. Bv the use Of improved ma
chincrv II would be possible 70 issue the
now paper OF the future iu what is Oh
NlGUfIN IT'S proper t1:fn--tt Iiltii, potti"ie
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FILIPINos KEEP ON FIGHTING.
Americans Chasing the Natives Off
the Island

Manila, December 3O.-Todav brought
many reports Of captures OF insurgents
as the result of scouting throughout Lu-
ION. The Americans in this work sus-
tained no casualties A detachment of tho
Fourth regiment captured sixty In the
province of Cavite,
General Wheaton reports having cap
turod and burned Gremorios camp IN the
peninsula, near San Antonio.
General Funston reports that Ave In
surgents were killed and several captured
near Gaysan.
General Smith wires that the proclama-
tion of the governor general has had
good results in his district
Near Moriones yesterday a dozen insur-
gents were killed and eight wounded.
General Grant te.esraphs that ne has
detachments covering the lower portions
of Mount Arayat in the hope of catching
Alejandrino. He says that last Friday a
uetachment OF the FOrty-tirst infantry
raidcd the camp of the insurgcut leader
and secured some OF his papers.
Near Alta today Captain Mendoza, with
thirty men of SandlcOs command sur
rcndCtcd
Dctachments OF the Eleventh and Ninth
cavalry killed twelve insurgents and de-
suoyed several camps IN the Cdmariuus
district.
lie Philippine commission has added
10 the pending school bill provision for
The employment Of 600 American teachers
az salaries ranging from so 20 500 per
month
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GERMAN SUBJECTS LAY CLAIMS
United States Asked To Pay for
Losses Sustained in Cuba.

Washington. December 2t-rhe Ger
man embassy has laid before the state
department the claims of number Of
German subjects for damaees % their i'm
tcrcsts ia cuba. ass result of tine span
ish-Amcrieau war. and the iusurrcctipn
which led up 10 the war itself cr-s
raises "a most important issue. and the
department has concluded that the Unit
eel States government cannot accept re-
spousibility for the claims. They age re-
Eardcd ass practically the same iu princi-
pie ass the claim ~ Porto uicu against
cuba for S3.GlloHb ou account ot "a war
loan. IL is known that other governments
beside Germany have claims aSsrceatius
a very large sum. all based Ola the cuban
iusurrcction and succeeding events 'thv}
VIII not be abandoned ON account of Tie
attitude of the nited States government.
but probably win be held in allegiance un-
tn such time as the island shall have be-
come INDEPENDENT. when they Will be
of the island.
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THE GREAT SOUTH.
What Is Has Done and What It
Ought To Do.

Ought To Do.
Commenting On recent editorials in the New
York Commercial ana the san Antonio FIX
press on the south's neglected opportunities.
the Troy N. " Times says.
THE south Of late has made such suhstan-
tial progress inlustrally that it may seem un-
gracious to cali attention 70 opportunities that
she is negleotine. Eut as the mistake is free
ly and frequently pointed out Icy the newspa-
pers Of that locality. allusion To the matter
cannot be regarded as showing any sectional
bias. The south has done SO well
that il should not stand in its own light by
stopping at the point II has reached once il
produced but few staples-cOtton and tobac-
shipped these mainly TO the north or 60 Flu
rope. 1t did not take the trouble - utilize
any part of them in manufacturing. But now
it is building cotton mills alongside OF its cot
ton fields.
1T has bic factories for working up tobacco
into cigars and other forms. IL has discovered
that cottonseed oil is "A valuable article Of com
MERGE and that paper cen be made from the
hulls. II is finding practical and profitable use
for many products and by products. 1t is de-
vclcping its vast mineral riches. II Is growing
prosperous and becoming a great Industrial
area. And no doubt in time il VIII discover
long-neglectcd opportunities like those TO which
attention is directed in the extracts above
quoted
And when that fun awakening comes. per-
haps the Industrial south will be exhibited
in a light to open the eyes Of its critics and
n section in this great country in which on
portunity for industrial development in some
form cannot be found. and III the new south
teaches US all TO utilize the advantages which
ingenuity and enterprise make available II viii
have done the country invaluable service
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Negotiations fer Two Years.

Washington. December % Tho neEota-
tons between the government Of the Unit
ed states and the government OF Dem
mark have been in progress. though inter
mttouuy, Tor tho past two years. The
sum named in the Copenhagen dispatch as
offered by Minister Swenson. twelve mu-
lion kroner. as tho price to be paid for
the Islands. IS roughly equivalent TO about
s.. 34000O American. 1T is impossible 70
learn whether this IS the maximum price
10 be offered An acceptance of his prop
ositon by the Danish government would
not complete the transaction. The trans
fer can be accomplished only under
form of treaty. which must be accepted
dition owing to tho necessity for pro-
viding the money % be ia.d for the is
lands. the house Of representatives must
have its say, being called upon 10 make
the necessary appropriation.
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NAVY HEROES GET PRAISE
Reports of Heroic Conducts Forward
ed to Washin 9ton.

Washington. December 2S.-The navy
department today received reports on acts
of heroism by American sailors. captain
Chester, of the Kentucky, forwarded the
letter of Rear Admiral Servian, command
ing the French naval forces in Algiers.
speaking in warm praise Of the heroic
conduct of Paul Ausseresses and liuSh
Patrick AIilln in rescuing a French sea
man in the harbor of AlGiers while the
Kentucky was there. Lieutenant Com
mander Jesse NJ. Roper. of the Petrol.
tells how II. j. Coke, hospital steward
ID. j. Fuller, $. A. Courser. Il. \. Par-
sons and j. Ward, sailors. risllcd their
lives On board ship in Manila bay \
smallpox patient was taken on board u
hulk and attended night and day 10y the
'ospital steward. The sailors then served
funeral party and We're obliged -
ergo thirty days quarantine ana 10
1--we am their clothing destroyed Act
ing Secretary Uac<ctt sent To each OF
the men named u testimonial of the APP
probation in which their services are
held by the department.
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WANTED AGENTS IN every county 20 r-ii
sTaaiIv Memorable good profile ana sta4 81
work Address Campbell 6 CO.. 600 Pi-m g..
ElZ.n. III
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Cape Colony Residents Are
Turning Against Great
Britain Now
BIG MOVEMENT EXPECTED
Raid Into the Cape Country Is Prov
ing a Big One. Though the Raid
ers Are Doing Very Little
Damage &c Surround
ing Country

London. December THE position OF
1are Colony 3 hanging n the balance
According IL the Morning Posts Cape
revvn correspond nt. ever. .htuE depends
uron thc quantity of ammunition In
az tho di-ioyai Dutch resi-
dents. rrreen hundred az whom have
ir,rrl tr. H1crs Zoo tro Fhl.ustowu dis
tr.et alone Euer-etic measures have
lesr t.k.n Us storm the invasion. bat
there Is unique uouable danger that
,1-tres ~ noers VIII set through Into
PARTS ~ thc colony ana gradually raise
tha whole enne into Rebellion. Reinforce
merts ,aa arrin. none t1o snor-
.r.st - tEe l-er3teh.F iram Cape
Town. however. describe the raiders AS
doing uIt'e haru and as being RAPIDLY
.~a..-eI nr Irrl kitchcuer.s comhin3-
.far IlrI sIfchulr is in tha heart of The
aIs.T .eteI districts lie has the ad-
tautaee so lri~- personally acquainted
w.sh l.r.I conditions. last Arrch he
ear.rs a.I u.e unre -sieu ur the rising
vhi-h c-c4rr.d taen. IIe IS bringing
down thuar5s ef troops frou the north.
T.~ Standards Care Town corre-
s.ruEent srHs the lasa..sts demand taat
marital flu shan Co. p-1ellimcd through
glt caps colony. blt a-is-
.sslrf' sf.n ls raw lu. Hss'hic. owing
- fra l1c. ~ rerle.eut troops 20 enforce
g1vu railway trsllc bias l.en suspended
largely iu 1lf PARTS cE tte colony ANA tho
movements of uth tar Eoers and the
BRITISH arr almost uukrlwu ia cape
Town ore Eaer column attacked @teyns-
t-rr hgt Was reluisai ara lea. tn-
.lir- t-a..I fu the mountains Aaeth-
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Alfred HarmsWorth, of The
Daily Mail, Discusses
Publications
VIEWS ON ILLUSTRATIONS
Journalistic Development, He De-
clares, Has Just Begun and
Great Strides Are Yet
Sure, He As
serts.

New York. December 25.-Alfred
Harnsworth. editor and proprietor OF
tho London Daily Mall. who IS a passep-
ger on tho Teutonic. due in New York
tomorrow. has contributed TO the Janu
airy number Of the North American Re
view an article ON what he calls the 81
multaueous newspapers of tho twentieth
century. Mr. Ilarmsworth expresses the
opinion that IN spite of all the progress
that has been made In tho development
of tho newspapers hitherto. we are still
merely at the fringe OF journalistic de-
vclopment OF newspaper Illustration he
says:
AN occasional newspaper Illustration,
il IL can hc properly produced. is no dOubt
"a good thing, ana ls appreciated as help
ful by the reader. hut many of the pros
ent day Illustrations are quite uuueccS-
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of the Spanish crown, passed 70 9a,,ghter
Oreilly, then husband OF the beHiff The
f or tnf in rGo Is The present Countess
Oreilly and Buena vista, who Is gyaiIet
I'm the issue by DR.. Don GustaXo III an
DupIeszs. of Havana. who purchaSeou ei f
~ q nuhIic al1ction i'm Havana in lSyo.
The principal emolument was a righ5 -
receive about 81 in gold for each heaH o.
large cattle killed in Havana siausLtS1
houses. The military governor OF - -, -
this was affirmed. on appeal. by Genei ~
Brooke i'm August The case came VI, Pa, %
appeal to the secretary of war, ana a. 80 -
several months consideration has Just
been decided against the claimants. so laf
as the United States is concerned.
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NO MORE SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
Secretary of War Sustains Action OF
Military Authorities.

WASHINGTON December 21.-The secre-
tarv of war has sustained the action of
me military authorities in Cuba i'm what
a. fan1iliarIv known as the slaughter
house case" without prejudice. however.
TO the full legal rights Of the claimants
which are left to the future determination
of the courts of Cuba. This case involves
many important legal questions ami bids
TO be a subject of litigation for years TO
come
This claim had its inception in a grant
nv the Spanish crown in 1888 early i'm the
last century To Don Castro Puerta. of
the privilege of holding in his family in
nerpotuity the office of sheriff of Havana.
The male line of the family having be-
come extinct, the office. by permission
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THE PHILIPPINE CURRENCY
Taft Comes Forward with n New
Suggestion.

WASHINGTON December 2i-Prcsidcnr
Taft, Of the Philippine commission. has
come forward with another suggestion
for .he settlement Of che Philippine cur
rcncy question which Is now pressing
urgently for adjustment. He discarjs
tho former plans of coming something
like trade dollar. and of maintaining
by the credit Of the United States a fixed
ratio between tine MeXic2u dollar ana
American gold. and proposes to adopt
as the money Of the Philippines. lie
points out that. radical as IS this move.
il must be made sooner or later. If the
Islands are to remain under the cOntrol
of the United States and that delay
only serves to aggravate the evils OK
the present confusion Of systems.
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A rhinr Worth Knowing.

No need of cutting off a woman's breast
or n mans check or nose IN yam at
a., hurnino Masters to the flesh and tor
t tiiT those already weak from suffer
inc. Soothing. balmy, aromatic oils give
safe. speedy and certain cure. Ihe most
horrible forms of cancer or the lace
hreasf womb. mouth. stomach, large ia
mors. ugly ulcers. fistula, catarrh terri
HE skin diseases. etc, are all successtui-
~ treated by the application or various
e.,,,, 81 ein,nlc oils Send for q hook,
mailed free Finest Sanitorium IN the
country Address DIR H. +. BYE.
indianapolis, Ind
(Cut this out and send to some suffering
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TIE JOINT NOTE is DELIVERED
Il Hung Chang Unable To Attend
Meeting of Ministers.

Pol.in. December 25.-The prelimi-
nary jr5ut note was delivered to-
Gav 10 The Chinese officials III
Hung Chang found that he was unable
10 attend tho meeting Of the ministers.
ana h-e credentials ard those of Prince
Cl.n- we've presented lv the latter TO the
rar..-n euvcys. Prince Ching replying
rs THE SPANISH minister senior 3 J. Gel
oxen Who presented the note. said he
would Immediately communicate its con-
TENTS go the emperor and assured the min
flf.re -hat q speedy reply was tha desire
81 the court as 81 fc.t that an China
wants peace and prosperity.
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CHM VIII Accent the Plan.

london. December 2f-According To
upvve AGENCY dispatch from Pekin, dated
December p. the foreign ministers there
are unanimously II the opinion that
china viii accept the conditions imposed
rv th. ioin- note If the powers within
, month Tho note was started on its
vav 10 the Gowogcr empress and the eln-
rarpr Immediately after It's presentation,
the DISPATCH says. hut w-re communica-
ton IS slow and it probably VIII not
reach them until December nth.
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INTERNAL REVENUE SHOWING
Monthly Statement of Collections for
November Presented.

Washington. December 2i.-The monthly
statement Of the collections OF Internal
revenue show that during November. 1890,
the total receipts were S25.22i2,5. an In
crease as compared with November last
year of $SS6.S5l.
The receipts from the several sources
of revenue are given as follows.
Shirts $40 200 increase S12>.lfi
Toaacco S4.Sa5o67. increase S-95.-u9
Fermented liquors $5.44l.7S7. Increase
oi.omargariue S23S. G27. decrease Soo. 522
Special taEes not elsewhere enumerated
S96s74 decrease $Ile3,.
Miscellaneous S3.gb6I00. increase S-09433
For the last five months the total re-
cefpts were Si3l.-59,Is5. am increase over
S9,71S.76S
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VIII Anrent Conditions.

SHANGHAI. December .9.-Chinese papers
here state that the court has decided to
accent the conditions OF the powers, ami
This report IS gaining cruieucc. but moth
frl has yet been officially announced. 1t
e. asserted that the emperor has ordered
tho immediate dccapitation Of Yu-Hsien.
formerly governor OF Shan-Si, who was
previously degraded anu banished.
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SHANGHAI December 1.-THE Chinese
newcomers here object 10 the proposed
pea-e treaty. The Universal Gazette con
e.aers that the princes and officials who
are TO be punished should be named.
some II the native Journals hold that
a.. r,rr4auee OF permanent legation
..r,.rfs viii render the empcror's return
irmnossihle. because these would be men
ace a. the court
.Chfra.~ saws one OF them. would be
royrericss 10 suppress risings. because she
n -.-rr lbffrH from increasing her mill
tr~r strength. ard the powers, therefore.
would renew hostllitics aEaln and the peo-
Nc wou.a be moved down like hemp
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SUPPLIES TO MEET DEMANDS.
Natives Of Guam in No Danger OF
Suffering at Present.

Manila December 25.-Oficors of the
United states cruiser Newark which has
~ turned from The Investigation into the
circumstances of the disaster that beleI
tn. United .atcs auNiliary cruiser Yose-
min. off th, island of Guam. say there
,g.r, supplies enough available when tho
NevarE Ioll 90 last three weeks ana that
the inhabitants would then ne dependent
upon supplies from taVite. lhey Also re-
non tnat taa soil will produce rice and
,,-r t,y A1rH. although az present every
tI,ne presents forloru aspect The
T-eitrB states cruiser Albany Captain
D II Craig has sailed for Hong Kong
Sustained through grounding on a reet
in Suhig bay.
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cupIYS LIVE PnMpEa Wy go VIZ w 81 Z Z
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Beers damaged the mining machinery IN
the ne,ghborhood.
THE Bocrs attacked Utrecht at 2
O'clock this morning and were driven on.
THE BoCrs held up q train three miles
west % Pan and were driven or.
'sThe eastern forces 4. Beers in Cape
Colony was headed yesterday and driven
IN the direction OF Venterstaao.
'"The western force r. ttill being driven
north through Strydenburg."
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7ruRDERERs ARE NOT HANGED
Macarthur shows C1emency for
Slavers Of Women.

Washington. December 25.-News has
bacr received at the war department OF a
peculiarly atrocious murder i'm the Phil
iarfres The circumstances Of which were
developed at tic trial of six natives be-
fore a military commission at Capz, Pa
nav. 1t appears from the testimony that
two Of the prisoners were responsible
for tia death of the wife Of one of their
neighbo~s. with seven or eight other men
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Biggest Fire in Ten Years.

London. December T.-One of the most
serious fires which has occurred in the
east end Of London during the ldsJ ten
,,o,rs broke ont today at the East India
9ockks. rive immense sheds filed with
goods. Including a thousand bales of
hemp and quantities of Jute, We're con-
sumed The shipping in the neighborhood
mi other warehouses were only saved
Nv The great exertions Of the firemen.
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OPIUM s3s5:a S9 s3a. 3:
f-e~ TIE raa,r'o-t r'v Co. usr a. is.a9ee q,

Tfsht vour own house Be Your owl
Ca 10 25c makes i.goJ tect gas. P'ufei
lars lr,e. A. q. Heards.ey. i-t. ~. NJ anf.e,
Chicago. 49,
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MURDERERS GIVEN FREEDOM

New York, December "a Herald dis
patch from San Juan, +. r., says that
Governor Alien has celebrated the hoIi-
day season by extending executive Glenn
ency to twenty-fOur prisoners in Porto
Rican jails He has pardOned seventeen
murderers and homicides and seven
thieves.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DIE
Bubonic Plague Has Carried Away
Great Number.

Calcutta, December 25.-Lord Curzop.
Of I[edlestone. the viceroy Of India, in
the course If a speech today, said that
since the appearance of the bubonic
1.Iaere in 1895 twenty-five thousand
deaihs from the disease have occurred i'll
the NysOre state.