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BUBoN1o PLAGUE

Has Reached Manila, But IS Confined
to Natives-can be Stamped Out.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan, S,--The
plague has broken out in Manila beyond
doubt as appears from the following
cablegram received by Surgeon Gener-
al SteTnberg:
MANILA. January 6,
"Three bubonlc natives.
Cslgned.) "GREESLEAF."
The slgner Is Colonel Greenleaf, as
sistant surgeon general and chief sur
geon in the Philippines,
1t was suspected last week that the
disease has obtnined foothold in
Manila, but It was not until Colonel
Greenlears report that the fact was es-
tabllshed. The first effect win prob
ably be to have quarantine laid upon
all shipping coming from Manila, The
town win be placed under the most
rigid sanitary regulations, and this
work will be undertaken by Colonel
Greenleaf pending the arrival mt Ma
Mia Of the marine hospital service Of
ficers now on the way. General Stern
berg says that Colonel Greenleaf Is ex-
ceptionally well fitted to cope with the
present emergency. and he has no
doubt that the disease will soon be
stamped out 1t is noted that the cases
OF plague reported are confined TO the
native class. and Il is said that that
has been the case In most OF the cities
Of Asia, where the disease has appear
cd. 1t is notably true OF Hong Kong,
where It has existed for many months
without causing any considerable Ia
tally among the European population.
1t was probably from Hong Kong that
the disease found It's way TO Manila.
The medical officers have been all along
on the watch 10 prevent this, but ow-
Ing to the close neIghborhood OF Hong
Kong to Manila and the large amount
of trafilc carried on In smarl way by
native junks and dhows. the ultimate
introduction OF the disease into Manila
was inevitable.
The bubonlc plague is yet sporadic.
There have been six cases and four
deaths. Preparations are being made
to establish hospitals and for dlsInfect-
ing and quarantlnlng.
Great numbers Of provincial natives
arc coming to Manila, with the result
that the city is ovcrcrowdcd, the In
crease In accommodations being made
quate and the rice necessary for food
stufrs is more expensive than at any
period during ar last twelve years,
The plague is dangerous to the over
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TErEeRAPH1c TIPS.

Revolutlonlsts in Colombia have Ia
ken PamphOna and Bucaramanga with
out fight. 1t is added that they In
tend to reach Bogota by way OF Pam
phona.
w. j. Bryan made q big talk at the
Democratic banquet at Omaha yester-
day. The burden OF his song was an ar
raignment OF the Republican party and
the administration on finance, trusts
and Imperialism.
In view Of the existence OF the bubo-
mic pingue in the Orient and in South
America, Surgeon General Wyman has
requested $4,000 additional for quaran-
tine service, TO be appropriated as an
urgency deficiency Item.
James Calhoun, until the first OF
January the resilient manager Of the
Equitable Life Insurance Company, Of
Harrisburg, Pa, comitted suicide yes
terday, ut his home, by shooting himself
in the head. He was about forty-seven
years Of nge. For several months he
has been in poor health
At meeting Of the board OF directors
Of the Pressed Steel Car Co., held In
New York yesterday. a quarterly divl-
dond OF IA per cent on the common
stock OF the company was declared, and
the other dividends for the remaining
three-qunrters provided for.
Alfred i. Booth, Of Z. Booth & Co.
who Is one OF the most extensive pack
ers OF oysters In the country, said yes
tcrday that he thought the proposed
oyster trust" had been abandoned.
General Booth intimntes that the con-
tiitions OF the oyster market render the
formation OF trust impossible.
Senator John Henry Gear was rcnoml-
mated without opposition by the Iowa
Republicans In Joint caucus last eve
Ming. A. b Cummins' name was not
presented. The Democraticc caucus named
Cato Sells. OF Vinton. as Democratic
candidate for senator, and he viii re.
oelvc tho compliment Of the party's
vote
Another big sale Of coklng coal lands
In routhcrn Fayette county, Pa, was
closed on Saturday. by which the Re.
public Coke Company, NJ Pittsburgh
bought 200 acres for $5ig,jS5 40 The
land Hes In Redstonc and Mcnnllcn
townships, IN the new addition To the
coke fleld. II II understood coke
works viii he built on the property ut
nm early date
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HERESY HUNTERS.

Now They Are After Or. AcGinerti
Of Union Theological Seminary,
For Opinions Expressed in "a His
+orv ~ cbr,stisnitv In the Apos-
al, AsoD
I'm, 1or,t, mo meaning
~" -, - .,,,
OF the New York pres0yteFy U'Ay'
Rev. George W, F. Birch, stated clerk
served notice that he would prefer
,n,,,.s ~ ,sro.,, s,,inst pev. Arthur
''''. ~ =. 1t.,,, rhoo-
= MeH'leFt' professor ~ 'O
logical Seminary. Tine pfesDStefs ~
next Monday afternoon as the tiine i''
hearing the charges
This action forces a trlal o. It'll '
MeGinert upon the charges "hlGh Se-
virtually made against him M the yen.
eral assembly OF 1885 on an oVeF'ute
from the pFespytery OF Fl,tspus' ...
Dr. Birch tonight declined 70 ELse
out a copy Of the chargessasalnss ~
McGinert, OF even to muiSa'e "llAS
they Will be- but he said that ne was
not combining himself TO the eoHp,liI y,
OF the Pittsbuis overture, nor uiu He
follow at all the specifications mace IN
the resolution adopted last month
The Pittsburg presDytefS IN .oin
planning to the general ASSEMBLY "
1898, said:
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nnmoorntlc caucns To.nieht.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.--AnnOunce-
ment was made Immediately after adj
journment of the house that Demo-
cratic caucus would be held to-mor-
row night Mt o'clock.
The caucus is called for the purpose
Of perfectlng the Democratic organI-
cation In the house. 1t is probable that
a committee of three win be appointed
to look after pairs. etc, to take the
place of the Democratic whip. Repre-
sentative Underwood, OF Alabama, has
been lnyoluntarlly filling that position
since Congress convened. 1t is likely
that a resolution will be offered to bind
all members of the caucus on all sub
iects.
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RIOT
In the Tax collector's ONCE at San
Francisco.


Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-There
was a riot at the city hall at noon to-
day. when Tax Collector Scott attempt.
ed to take his office. One man was
shot and others bruised in the fight
that eusued.
scott'e election is being contested In
the courts by Collector sheehan, whose
term expired to-day, on the ErouA4 'tRat
Scott has not resided here for flve
years, as required by the new charter.
Last night sheehan barricaded his o.
flee in the city hall, expecting to defend
his alleged rights. At noon Scott. ac-
companled by deputies, approached
the tax collectors office. Scott. after
reading his certificate Of election.
called upon Sheehan to turn the Office
over to him. sheehan refused. and 1t
is alleged that Scott struck him. This
started the fight. in which gas plFe,
clubs, chairs and pistols were used.
The office was somewhat wrecked and
a merry fight was on Wheh Squhd Oh
police entered. Two officers male lib
eral use OF their clubs before u semb-
lance of order was restored. One shot
was fired, woundlng John o'BrIen, one
of scotts men, in the neck. The wound
may prove to be fatal. Benjamin Sol
ONION, a son of Ex-Governor Solomon, Of
Utah. was arrested, charged with liav-
ing fired the shot, but was subsequently
released. Charles L. broad. one OF
sheehan's deputies. is under arrest for
assaultlng man with an ink-staud..
Scott Is now in possession OF the Office.
The police are searching every person
who attempts to approach the tax coll
iectors Office, and are SELLING all wea-
pons found.
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crowded. uuder-fed and unWaahed ma
lives and Cinnamon. Those avoiding
contact with the disease are BGEe.
PRESIDENT INGALLS,

VIII Retire From Presidency Of Big
Four-Is Rather Mons ommttthl In
Regard to Purchase Of Q. q 0.
stock-Does Not Think the B. 4 Q.
is Concerned in It.
{ NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The Commercial
Advertiser says:
Melville E. Ingalls,, president Of tho
big Four" and the Chesapeake q ohio
railroads. Is giving serious thought e
an early retirement from the activities
of railroad life. Mr.. ingalls,, who haa
been spending few days in this citys
in reply to an inquiry regarding his fn-
ture plans, said:
II do not expect to continue in antivo
railroad service much longer. 1 have
worked hard for a great many year,.
and have reached a period In my llfs
at which / think am entitled to reia11h-
'tion ana freedom from responsibilities
and anxletles. shall withdraw from
the presidency Of the Big -Four and
Chesapeake & Ohio Not right away.
but as soon an matters have 8haped
themselves so that I may retire With
out causing any inconvenience or injury
to interests lntrusted to my care,
Asked about the alleged large pur-
chases of Chesapeake 6 Ohio stock b.
outside interests, Mr.. Ingalls, said:
At really do not know myself abo1E
that. From what hear infer that .
syndicate IS doing the buying. SO Tar
as / am aware, there IL nothing in the
stories OF prospective consolidation
OF the Chesapeake & Ohio with any
other system. / do not think that the
Baltimore & Ohio is concerned in recent
purchases of Chesapeake & Ohio
stock"
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Three Houses Burned.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
MARTLNsBuRG. w. Va, Jan. S.--R
frame dwelling house. owned and occu-
pied by Joseph Airport, and two frame
dwellings owned by Henry Price, were
destroyed by FIRE to-day. The hre
broke out in one of the Price houses.
which was occupied by Thomas Kearne.
jr. The water main broke. which cut
or the water supply, then the fire en-
glne failed to work. and the houses
which ndJoined each other, had to be
left to burn. The fremen directed
their cfrorfrts to saving the nelghborlns
property. which, fortunately, was
somewhat Isolated from the burning
houses. Allports loss was about $500,
partially insured. Prices loss, about
$1,000.
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The Samoan Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--The senate
to-day took up the Samoan treaty In
executive session. and after having IT
read from the desk. Senator Davis,
chairman OF the committee on foreign
relations, made u brief explanatory
statement. In doing so he quoted lib
orally from the report upon the Samoan
situation made by Hon. Bartlett Trip.
Senator Bacon stated his opposition
to the treaty, and gave notice that he
would ask to be heard upon 1t when
the treaty is again taken up.
The injunction Of secrecy was remov-
ed from the treaty, 1t has been pub
iisned heretofore.
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DEATH OF MISS AUn1cK
at winchester, Va, Formerly a We'll
Known Educator.


Known Educator.
Special Dispatch to the InteTIgeneer.
CHARLES TOWN. W. Va, Jan. 81
A telegram was received here yester-
day evening, announcing the death Of
Miss cordella Aulick. for many yearsa
resident OF winchester, Va. but for
merly of this place. Her death was
caused by nervous prostratlon. She
was seventy-two years Of age, and
leaves one brother. Mr.. Charles E. Au-
lick. OF winchester. Miss AulIck was
a daughter of the late George Aulick
and a niece of the deceased Commodore
Henry Aullck, United States navy who
commanded the American fleet at the
bombardment OF Vera Cruz, during the
Mexican war. A brother of Miss Au-
lick was Past Assistant Surgeon Ham
den Aulick, of the United States navy.
Miss AulIck was formerly a we'll
known educator. and was the AEst
teacher appointed in Winchester when
the public school system went into OPP
eratlon in Virginia. She was said to be
very wealthy.
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GOOD WORK
Being Done BY congressmen Dayton
and Freer.

Being Done by oOngressmsn Dayton
and Ereer.
Special Dispatch to the IbteiiIgeneeT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. s.-Rep-
resentative Freer to-day recommended
the re-appointment Of Charles E. Had
.dox as postmaster at Cairo. Ritchle
county, a presidential Office.
Representative Dayton to-day intro
duced bills as follows: For the relief Of
Con A. Hall, of west Virginia; for the
relief Of trustees Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church Of Middle Way, Jeffer-
son county. and for the relief of Ed
ward Tearney, of JEFFERSON county.
Mr.. Dayton also introduced a bill for
the Reorganization OF the naval OBJ
servatory and providing for a board OF
visitors.
Mr.. Dayton also presented petition
of sallle D. Grub. for a pension.
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general understanding could be reached
as to the disRSsitlOn Of the bill,
Mr.. Jones (Ark.). replied that there
was no disposition on the Democratic
side to delay the bill. ''we-reeognize. !"
said he, shat you have the majority
and can pass the BIZ"
Mr.. Jones asked, however. that there
be no pressing action, as senator's were
NOT yet ready to speak.
Mr.. Aldrlch thereupoh asked that the
bin 50 over for the day.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that ne
would speak on Thursday on the bill.
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General Greeley Doing Wei.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Brlgadler
General A. W. Greeley. chief signal of
ficer, United States army. who was
attacked by a drunken man at his home
last evening, Is resting well, and aside
from the shock and the weakness at
tendant upon the loss of blood, expert
ences no serious hurt as a result Of
the encounter. The physicians believe
that his skull has not been injured,
and though he will probably be con-
fined to his bed for some time, u rapid
recovery IS looked for.
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WIN be Hold ON July 4.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jan. Sit has
come out that while Chairman jones'
OF the national Democratic committee
was spending the holidays in Mlnneap-
oils, he approved the suggestion that
the national convention be held on July
4. HIS idea was TO lay stress on the
couseut OF the governed" contention OF
the anti-cxpanslonists by .nectinE on
the anniversary OF the slEnlng OF the
or Independence.
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For FORMULATION Of prisOners.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The seere-
tary OF war has sent to Congress a
request tor an urgent deficiency appro-
priatlon Of $4,000 to supplement the
1880, 5000 Heretofore appropriated for
the repatriation of the Spanish prison
crs and their families held by the In
surgents In the Philippines from these
islnnds to Spain, in accordance with the
treaty OF peace.
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Judd MADISON

Sentenced to Hang Next Saturday,
May Get a New Trial.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. va, Jan. s.
Judge Mcwhortsr. of the supreme
court, to-day granted a writ Of errorin
the case of Judd Madison, who was un-
der sentence to be hanged at Mounds
vile next Saturday. for the murder OF
Peter suader, in Fayette county. The
principal ground for the writ, was that
the court in which Madison was COM
victed had exercised undue haste in
forcing him to trial. The case must
now come before the supreme court on
a motion for a new trial, which is not
likely to be had until next June.
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ACTIVE
OPERATIONS
in PHILIPPINES.
General Advances Are Being Made In
the Provinces, and sGhwan's and
whsaton's Columns Arc
CLEANING OUT R0BBER BANDS
In True American Style, Capturing
Artillery and Small Arms at
All Points.

dang, CaVite province IeSt'us "ts"
but slight resistance.
He captured three guns and a guam
tity of ammunition.
The roads in that section are very
heavy.
marinas.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. s.-The
war department has received the fol-
lowing from General Otis:
MANILA, January 8.
Bates is pursuing the enemy in the
south with vlgor schwan's column,
moving along the shore of Lagunn
hay. struck eight hundred instructors
under General Norlel at BLnen on the
9Th inst, and drove them westward on
Slang. and captured the place, from
which point the cavalry pushed through
to Indang. schwan captured three OF
Noriefs six pieces of artillery and Will
take the remainder; also, his transport
tation, with records and large quautit-
les of ammunition.
Two battallons Of the Twenty-eighth,
a part of wheaton's column, struck the
enemy near linus yesterday killing and
wounding 14o.
BIrkhelmer, with a battalion OF the
Twenty-elghth, struck the enemy en-
trenched west of Bacoor yesterday
morning; the enemy left on the field
slxty-five dead, forty wounded and
thirty-two rifles. Our loss thus far is
Lieutenant Cheney, Fourth Infantry,
and four enlisted men killed. and
twenty-four enlisted men wounded. 1t
is expected that schwan's troops will
cut on the retreat OF the enemy's Ca
vite army. Wheaton is moving to-day
on Das Marinns.
Boyd, Thlrty-seyenth infantry, moved
east from Las Banos, surrounded the
troops or General RIsal at daylight,
capturing Risal and considerable prop
erty.
1t is expected that cavlte and Ban
fungus provinces will be cleared up,
soon.
In the north, Leonhauser, with three
companies of the Twenty-ffth. at
tucked the robber bands in Arayat
mountain. and dispersed them, de-
stroylng their barracks and suhsist-
ance. Found there five of our prison
ers whom they had picked up on the
railroad; three killed, two seriously
wounded. These northern robber bands
VIII be actively pursued.
A force OF Filipinos charged twelve
men of the Third cavalry who were
scouting behind San Fernando de
Laubon. One trooper and three horses
and carblnes were captured. The en-
envy fed.
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Three children Burned 10 Donth.

GALLIpoLIs, Ohio, Jan. S.-The
clothing Of the Ave year-old child OF
Henry Mnupin, near Crown City. caught
FIRE to-dhy. The other two little daugh-
ters, aged seven and nine years under
took 10 oxtinRulsh the fire, and their
clothing also burned The mother OK
tlnguiahed The Names, but all the child
rem Will probably die.
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1AwToN FUND
Bids Fair Now to Reach About One
Hundred Thousand.

Hundred Thousand.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-yhe LaMt0p
home fund is attaining 10 noble pro-
portions. end General corbin is of the
opinion that there is now in sight about
$4,000. The contributions turned in
since noon Saturday are reported to
amount to 1885, making the grand
total at noon to-day &S7. 400, General
Corbln says that in addition to this, 1t
is reported to him that there is a
fund of $4,000 in San Francisco, and
another of $4,000 in New York not yet
turned in. and there is no doubt that
other sums win be reported.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
In which Prominent West virgin-
inns Participated.

IN WH4Uu EEUhIIueUI "S11 AIb111
inns Participated.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelliEeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Sex
Senator Henry G. Davis has issued In
vltatlons to a dinner to be given the
10th inst. in honor Of the senators and
Representatives in Congress from West
Virginia.
Among the noted society events OF
the past week, was dinner given by
Mrs. Efkins to number of visiting
Yale students. They were invited with
large company of city guests, to meet
with Mr.. Stephen B. Elkius, jr., mem
Der of the Yale senior class.
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". B. MATHEWs
Declines Position of Assistant AttOr-
ney General.

nsy General.
Special Dispatch to the InteIllgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. s.-W.
B. Matthews, to whom the appoInt-
ment of assistant attorney general
was offered, upon the resignation of the
former incumbent, E. NJ. Keatley, to-
day declined the appointment for the
reason that a larger salary and more
responsibilities attach to his present
position as chief clerk in the auditors
ofice. Attorney General Rucker ar
rived here to-day from WEIGH, and VIM
designate Mr. Keatley's successor to-
morrow.
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SENATOR SCOTT

Able to Occupy His Seat in the
Senate.
Special Dispatch to the IntsllIgsncer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. S.-sena-
tor Scott was In his seat to-day for a
short time. It was his first visit to the
capitol since Congress adjourned for
the holidays.
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BRAVE And
GOOD MEN
WENT DOWN.
In the Effort to Gross Tugela River,
Which Had Been Damned and
Barbed Wire Planted.
ROBERTS, WITH VOLUNTEERS,
Made a Desperate Attempt to Recap
ture Longs Guns, and Got
Two Of Them.


LONDON, Jan. s-3:45 a m.-General
whit. .tIu bolds ont or did so sixty
,... ~. r,oor. ors,od
H'N' A ~ ,,,.,..
from their foothold inside the WORKS
suspended their assault at nightfall.
England has taken heart. The sltua-
tion. however, is worse. The beleaguer-
ed force must have expended large
amounts Of ammunition. which cannot
he ,repleulshed. and must have lost
number of officers and men, which is
counter-balanced. so far as the garri-
son ia concerned. by the greater loss
If the noers.
General White still needs relief, md
tho 7l,8icultIes confronting General Bull
Ior or. ne trent ms before. The for
,,,s,,. ,,nadorned sentences. as read and
,s.rsod suggest e}oouentIy the peril
T., which +bs town was for fourteen
ho,,rs ana how barely able his nine
tbo,,sard man were to keep from being
overcome
me cnlet e0ItstI -. ~ ,ion sjxtv-
IS IN RESPECT VI e ~ ,I''a,,I,u ~ ~
eiEht Gays age, " tne Des .l,,' ,ras
Siege ms sll'ail arm Lille nn,oat'.n ms
'VasaeS aescltveu -. 40 49, ,o,,nas
artlliery 'ueu nuu M. .s. 1900 hove
per gun some oL .ne D4', $3.50 49,
been In actioh lFegu ,,. $3.50 s,s Isst
ana al were pl9oI ,. ~,soI,s ,onss
Saturday aus sSocN :. "a. go ..,,u ,a.,,a
quentIy must pe -" a"U t - - ~
II oinicut ior Henet% 60 D.,
operate IN a movement "
Ter. .,.,
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gle ME TO me various pos's -, -OS ''-'
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when point !. % ~. 80 .,,,nnaJ "a vss-
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9'ale "'I'sS ~ DO,1e
serted ny '''e N0s'
1oNnoS Ian s-ogy 7;15 the Irish
hr,o.do bss driven the Beers to the
-, Mani, a, tbs Tyge,a. They found
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