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coEeEL PLOT INDICTMENTS.
Five Men Named as Principals and Thre
Named as Accessories to the Crime.

Five Men Named as Principals and Three
Named as Accessories to the Crime.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (speclaD.--The Frank
lin County Grand Jury has returned the
first indictments against those alleged te
have been In the alleged plot to murder
William Goebel.
The indictments show Jim aud Berry
Howard, Youtsey, Harlan Whittaker,
Combs, alias "Tallow Dick" indictedstot
murder; Charles Finley, W. d. gou3ton,
Wharton Golden as accessories. $ne
indictment OF being accessory hut
dicted, ore named Green Golden, Gov
W. s. Taylor and John Davis. "a
Golden Is the chief witness for ;thef
and Culton and Youtsey are both Ind4
rest and are said to have made cgq
sions and It IL believed will be made Ht9te'
witnesses. Caleb Powers is under arrest
with Holland Whitak6ti whife G JOIN
Powers, Finley, Berry and Jim AoMq&7
have not been arrested. ~ 81 & Z II
Judge Cantrill has decided s|'
the minor Democratic ofict6
them to be the arIRhtfIl and tcsIs
in the contest over minor 81 81 3fz:
Bench warrants wera tas3 7Q1
indicted who have not e17 6ndi
were sent to the counties 8efe..
supposed to be. $s< IL f55'5 y5
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MORE HOLLAND BOATS.
Navy Department Contracts to Pay S175,-
q ".s-' 900 In Future.

Navy Department Contracts to Pay s175,-
u . 900 In Future.
N y WASHINGTON, D. G. Especial. Navy
Department has signed contract with the
iHolfNnd Submarine Torpedo Boat Com
lpaf for more Of the bouts Of the Holland
t he Government pays $3.50, 400 for the
Holland and agrees to pay $4,000 each
Tor any boats ofthe type it may purchase
thereafter. The company agrees to sell to
the government any OF the patents used IN
the econstruction Of the boat aud to furnish
experts for reasonable time to train a
naval crew IN the management Of the Hol-
land. "
!; Notwithstanding the element OF danger,
there isno lack Of applicants for the first
command Of the Holland from junior
naval officers. The disposition is to re-
fratn from ordering any one to the post
and to give II to volunteer.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL
President Nominates a New Assist.
ant Secretary Of the Navy.
GENERALS TO BE REWARDED.

Frank W. Hsckett Appointed to Succeed
Charles b. Allen In the Navy De-
partment-spanish Minister Satisfied
With Chicago's Apology-Promotion
For Generals Lee, Wheeler and Wilson
>WAsHrSaroN, D. G. (Special).-The va.
ancy in the Office OF Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy caused by the appointment OF
Charles d. Allen as Civil Governor Of Porto
Rico was filed when the President sent to
the Senate the nomination OF Frank W.
Hackett, formerly OF Portsmouth, N. e.,
and for twenty-five years resident Of this
city.
Mr.. Hackett is an intimate friend Of Sec
retary Long Of many years standing, and
bis appointment Is mainly due to their
close friendship and the Secretary's knowl-
edge OF bis suitability for the Office. It Is
understood that the President deferred en-
tireIy to the wishes Of Secretary Long IN
this matter.
Mr.. Hackett has accepted the appoint
ment withth understanding that bis term
will expire on March 4, 1901. He has de-
clared that he could not afford to give any
more time to public business, as lie has
considerable private work to look after,
which would have to be sacrificed by
longer continuance, In the Government
service. Ill.,.
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LAST DITCH FOR BoERs.

Swaziland Said to Be Chosen For Retreat
II Pretoria Falls.
LONDON (By Cable) MIR. Prevost-Bat-
tersby wires to the Morning Post from
Bloemfontefn:
"Observation might proatably be kept
On the Intentions OF the Beers respecting
Swaziland. The alternative plan of opera
lions following on defeat at Pretoria in
,ludes the employment OF Swaziland for
he retirement OF half Of the Boer forces,
while the other half falls back to Zout-
pansberg.
"Boer emissaries are already in that
,ountry endeavoring to purchase secret In
formation concerning the caverns In the
graystone country, which are known only
TO the natives, with the object OF accumu-
lating provisions and ammunition"
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Foreign.

A French fishing boat and twenty-four
persons on board were lost OIL Crookhaven,
Ireland.
The bubonic plague has broken out In
Persia, near the Turkish frontier; many
deaths are reported.
The Ameer OF Atghanistan has written
letter complaining OF British inaetion 70.
gardinS Ru ssian aggression.
The rebels in Colombia have been de-
featsd In two battles. and the Department
OF Magdalena Is reported paclaed. -.
The British War ONCE made public the
report Of General Roberts on the Spion
Kop disaster, in which he severely censures
General Butler, General Warren and others.
The new French flrst.class cruiser Cha
teau Renault in her speed trial made
twenty-five knots an hour.
General Cronis and bis wife and three
members OF the staff OF the former Boer
commandant were landed at st. Helena.
General Sir George White, defender OF
Ladysnith, reached England and met with
IN enthusiastic public welcome at South
ampton.
The British Governor OF the British West
African Gold Coast reports tnat the Asn-
anti rebellion will probably soon be over.
Turkey has twice promised and failed to
pay $50, 900 for American missionary prop
erty destroyed during the Armenian nassa-
cres in 1898.
General Darlington sailed from Cape
Town for Beirs Portuguese East Africa,
1t Is supposed that he Is to command the
British division that will so to Rhodesta.
Numerous earthquake shocks, affecting
all the territory In Bohemia between the
rivers Elbe and Eyer, have wrecked thirty
villages, but the Inhabitants had warning
and escaped.
The Queen Regent Of Spain has signed
decree convoking the projected Hispano<
American CONGRESS for November nsTe
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Prominent People.

Russell A. Alger, former Secretary OF
War, declares be will spend the remainder
OF his life in Detroit. ~
Lord Rosebery Is to be the hero OF a
romantic novel written by q rising young
Jewish novelist Of London.
Senator Depew has purchased a. lot In
Washington and It Is expeeted that he will
build permanent residence there,
General Lord Roberts u clever chess
player, but dislikes all card games. Chess
may be ealiedShis fsvoEite recreation.
Former Secretary of State OlRey Is to
make tour Of the Orient, and will stop
over and study the sltuation In the Philip
pines
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Newsy Gleanings.

An electric line Is being built In Illinois
to carry power forty miles and compete
with steam.
A landscape by Corot brought $1700 at
the Boulard sale at the Hotel Drouot In
Paris, France.
Tie most powerful lightship In the
world will be built for Diamond Shoals,
of Cape Hattsras.
A camel was born In the Central Park
msnagerte, New York City, the first born
there in twelve years.
Irrigation work in Mexico Is creating
heavy demand for iron pipe. dredging, az.
cavating and pumping uaohiy err. 80
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The National Game.

Chicago Is lucky-to get Cunningham.
Second baseman Bonner.has signed with
Rochester. -
PIttsburg has Harmed" pitcher Wilhelm
to Syracuse. e..
"Cupid" ChAis will captain the Chicago
team this season. ..'
Buelow, the new catcher secured by st
Louis, Is showing up we'll.
Albany has signed deaf mute pitcher
named Taylor, Of Shreveport, La.
The noted ex.Lsague pitcher, "Dad
CLARK, has caught on with Buffalo.
Manager Ewing, OF the New York Club
hss become an advocate OF bunting. Sew
srAi years ago he was bitterly Opposed tt
this form OF batting.
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Cycling Notes,

Century riding promises to be more pop.
ularthis year than In any previous season.
Eric Hultberg, tho amateur champion OF
Sweden for 1899, will ride In the amateur
races OF America this season.
It Is estimated that there are already
two hundred concerns In this country
equipped FOR tho building Of automobiles.
The New Hampshire Division OF the
League OF American Wheelmen has pre-
sented sidepath law to the State Legisla-
ture.
According to observation, there Is such
thing rs the bicycle face. It Is full OF in
telligence and always displays wideawake
countenance. +,
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Our Adopted Islands.

Brlgadier- General Schwan sailed from
Manila for the United States to recuperate
his health.
Inhabitants OF the Hawaiian Islands
have bought in the United States S5O,0oo
worth of automobiles.
The census shows Cuba to have popu-
lation Of SOC, 900.
General Montenegro, one OF the Fillplnos,,
best fighters, has surrendered to Coionei
Smith In the mountains near Camaltng,
Pangaslnan province. ,
Teachers are greatly needed In the pub
nc schools OF the Island OF Guam.
= The area OF the island OF Guam is estt-
mated at $50 square miles, about half OF 1t
susceptible OF GUILTY. alton. Only about one
per cent. Is now under cultivation. E..,
The customs receipts of Manila show an
increase for 1899 OF 81 900 900 over the year
preceding.
There we're on April last 63, ,585 Ameri-
can officers and men In the Philippines.
The only industry OF consequence In the,
Island of Guam Is the production ard ex-'
portation Of copra from the cocoanut.
There Is little money and wages are very
low. q 4
There are about 11O 900 people In Hawaii.
The majority OF these are Aslatics., The
Japanese number about "a, 600; the Chinese
$1,000. 9. ~ I'M ~.
Captain Tllley reported that the .harbor
at Pago Pago Is much superior to that ut
Apia, Samoa. -.
In making the order for consolidation OF
the provinces OF Havana and Plnar del
Rio, Cuba, under General Lee and the re-
lief of General Ludlow at Havana. the Sec
retary OF War pays q warm tribute TO
General Ludlow's administration.
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escorted by the entire North Atlantic
seua dron under command Of Rear Admiral
Farquhar. The squadron is now at Ber-
muda and will time its movements so as to
arrive Off the North Coast of Porto Rico
about the time the D lphin in sighted.
Governor Allea will be inausurated at
San Juan on May 1. and General Davis,
the Military Governor, will turn out all OF
the United States troops under his COM
mand In honor OF the occasion.
The ships OF the squadron will fire sa-
lutes, which will be answered by the shore
batteries. There will be some speeches
and at night the fleet will use their electric
lights and there will be general illumina-
fiona
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I FlLIPlNoS TWICE BEATEN.

InsurgeDts Lose log Men in One Engage.
ment and Ninety-seven In Another.
MANILA (By Cable).-General Young :e-
ports that 800 insurgent rifemen and bolo-
men attacked the American gurrison at
Batoc, Province OF North nocos. but were
repulssd, losing LOG. The Americans had
no casualties.
Captain Dodd, with squadron Of the
Third Cavalry, recently surrounded vii.
lage In Benguet Province, and surprised
200 insurgents. living in barracks, appar-
emily a recruiting centre for the province.
The enemy lost flity-three men killed. Our
troops also captured forty-four men and
burned the village. One American was
wounded.
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No Chance For Intervention.

VIENNA, Austria (By Cnble) e).-Deputy
Pessler forwarded to Count Goluchowski,
the Prlvy Councillor, the resolution
adopted by the meeting at Linz In favor OF
Intervention by the Powets between Great
Britain and the South African republics.
In reply Count GoluchowsKl said that In
view of Great Brltain's attitude he saw no
chance for Intervention.
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SNAPSHOTS of the Boer War.

Lord Strathcon& and Mount Royals con.
tlngent OF Canadians arrived ut Cape
Town. q
Lord Roberts has appointed the Duke OF
Marlborough to be assistant military sec.
retary at headquarters. = -.
The British War Office has'called out the
reserve companies Of several infantry bat
talions, which will be sent to South Africa
forthwith. - .Sk,,
The Boer Government has prohibited
command eered soldiers from sending sub.
stitutss except With tho consent Of the
authorities. .,.ss
: Beers have captured Frank Smith, a
well-known mine owner, while driving
from Barkly West to>the French-smith dia.
mond mine. ,-t--
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AN AReoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
Governor Roosevelt Urges the Importanc
of Preservation OF Trees.

Governor Roosevelt Urges the Importance
of Preservation OF Trees.
ALBANY, N. Y. Especially. - Governor
Roosevelt has issued the following proc.
lamation: "The 4th Of May next will be
Arbor Day. established by statute. The
school children OF this State have planted
which Arbor Day has been recognized:
"Few similar efforts in recent years have
been more thoroughly commendable that
the effort to get our people practically to
showtheir appreciation OF the beauty and
usefulness OF trees.
"In most OF the districts Of the State no
tree ought ever to be cut down, unless two
are planted in its place. The custom OF
tree planting should be favored In every
~avD
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Dom estic.

<Sepator Chiffon, OF Texas, withdrew as 3
candidate to succeed himself In the United
States Senate, leaving clear field to
Representative Bailey.
Martin Lynch, a clever thief, escaped
from the jail at New Haven, Conn.,, by saw
ing the bars Of his cell and substituting
broom handles stained with licorlce.
Andrew Carnegie has agreed to give
$3, ,G0O,O 900 to the Carnegie Library and
Institute OF Plttsburg, Penn, which, 1t Is
expected, will be made the largest struc.
ture Of its kind In the world. p.
julius Gail, jealous OF his wife, went to a
brook near his house at. Marietta, Ohio,
and in six inches OF water buried his face.s
He remained and was suffocated. : ~.
Americas foreign trade for 1899 as shown
by the report OF the New York Chamber OF
Commerce showed an excess OF exports
over imports OF S465, 300, ,256.
While ploughtng in field on bis farm
near Lafayette, KY, Thomas Johnson
ploughed up an old stone pitcher contain
Ing $500 In gold, mostly, old English
sovereigns.
Former President Charles a. Cole, Of the
Globe National Bank, pleaded guilty to
the charge Of embezzling the banks funds
at Boston, Mass. a2E. -
The Naval Acad demyS cadets, who have
been quarantined at Annapolis, Md, for
five weeks on account. OF measles, obtained
their liberty. ~, . &
Miss Nina Beadle, a school teacher at
Tyror, Ind, committed suicide BY pouring
kerosene oil over her head and clothing
and then setting fire to herself. y
Samuel Chamin, builder OF Chelsea,
Mass, has failed, with liabilities OF ,098,
mostly secured. His assets amount to
$500.
Senator Morgan swept Alabama In the
Senatorial primaries, and his reelection
to another term In the Senate now is as
cured. >'sa
Over $4,000 Firms, mostly Lutherans,
who are dissatisfied with the Russian Gov
ernment, are expected In the United States
within the next three months. They will
settle on large tract OF land In Central
Wisconsin.
Typhoid is epidemic at Cape Nome,
Alaska. There have been 800 cases and
thirty deaths.
At Currituck Life Saving Station, Va, an
the public school building and instantly
killed Thomas O'Neill, one ofthe pupils.
Over three inches OF snow fell In Chicago
u
Mississippi Valley and the lake region.
The engagement OF Miss Alta Rockefeller,
youngest daughter OF John D. Rockefeller,
to E. Parmalee Prentice, OF Chicago, was
announced. ..., "a.
The Anglo-American Ral Id Vehicle Com
pany, capital STE. .O0O, 900, divided into $780,
600 shares OF 800 each, was incorporated
at Dover, Del.
An experiment In altrufsm backed by
capital to the amount OF $3.50, 800 Is to be
made in Now Jersey.
Mrs. Henrietta Mckay Arms, Southern
woman who for years was the companion
OF harriet Beecher Stowe, died near Hart
ford, Conn.
The Cape Cod Canal bill was killed In the
Massachusetts Senate by a vote OF Is to IA,
with five pairs.
Two brothers, Harvey and John Jackson,
we're convicted Of burning girl to death
and given life Imprisonment at Chester
fold, 8. C.
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NANCY ! HANKs's MEMORIAL.

Arranre,nents to Preserve the Grave
of Lincoln's Mother. f..
Rocxponr, Ind. (speclaD.
James a. Mount and the indianapolis
members OF the Nancy Hanks Memorial
Association met the Spencer County Com
m,ssioners and ths citizens OF Rockport
and Lincoln County and agreed upon the
purchase Of sixteen acres OF original for'
est surrounding the grave OF the mother
'. The county viii purchase the land and
the association will then ask sthe next Leg
islature to appropriate D suffaclent SnoUN
to park the efQundsr - '' '
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-Four 1taitsns Burned to Desth in a Fire.
.Fout Italians were burned to death In, 8
tenement house fire at Wampum, PeLn
The dead are Daniel Abblatte and his three
nephews; PastslIa, Joseph and Erman Alb.
bIatte. The house was occupied by TWEEN.
ty.flye or thirty quarrymen and 1t is sup.
posed tue Ere stated by the explosion Of q
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WORLDWIDE FARMERS TRUST

Prono.ed That It Sell No Wheat Under
81 Bushel.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mlnn.-(speciaI. "All the
farmers in the world In a sort OF interna-
ttonal trust to restrict the production OF
wheat and to raise prices says the Jour.
nal Is the plan which It Is hoped to carry
into affect at the Intefnational Agricultural
non,srence, at Paris. July 9-16.
II ia proposed to- ! ask the farmers Of the
world TO reduce their output by twenty
per cent, and NOT to sell for less than 81 a
bushel. ;..
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HONORs FOR THREE GENERALS.
President Pians to Retire Wheeler, LIE
and Wilson az Regulars.

and Wilson as Regulars.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SpeciaD. Repre-
sentative Grosvenor OF Ohio introduced
bill authorizing the President to appoint
three volunteer officers as brigadier-Ren-
erals with view to their retirement. The
bill Is all Administration measure, having
been presented by Mr.. Grosvenor after
conference with administration officials
and at their request.
It Is designed to benefit General Joseph
Wheeler, General Fltzhugh Lee and Gen.
eral James q. Wilson, all Of them volunteer
officers, who, by the terms OF the bill,
would get rank as Brlgadler-Generals In
the regular service and subsequently re-
tired,
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81. Months, Grace For spaniards.

WASHINGTON, D. G. Especially The Sen.
ate Committee on Foreign Relations agreed
to a favorable report on the convention
between the United States and Spain ex-
tending for six months the time IN Wnlcn
Spanish residents OF the Philippine Islands
can elect whether they will remain citizens
OF Spain or become citizens Of the Philip
pines.
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Fish.ins Aroand Manila.

The Insurgents, Z supposedly Mascado's
command are again active about the
Marivaios Mountains, across the bay from
Manila, P. !. Aforce of 800 attacked the
Balanga, where three coapanies OF the
Thirty-second Infantry are setationed, but
were easily repulsed. They also attacked
Captain Goldman With thirty men Of the
Thtrty-second Regiment near Orion, killing
two Americans. Goldman then retired.
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Saw Children Burn TO Death,

Primus, Lawrence and William Williams,
colored, aged respectively five and two
years and six months, at Savannah, Ga,
were burned alive In plain view Of more
than 100 persons, who were powerless to
rescue them. The mother OF the children
left them alone while she went to make
call.
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NEWS FROM THE BoER CAPITAL.
OfEer OF the Transvaal to Loan Portugal
Five Millions'Was Declined.

PRETORIA, via Lorenzo Marques (By
Oable). AS soon as the Berne award in the
Delagoa Bay Railroad arbitration was pub;
llshed, the Transvaal Government offered
to lend Portugal the amount she was con-
iemned to pay (s5,0O0, ,OOO), which, how
ever, was courteously declined, the state
ment being made that the money was
already provided.
The Government is receiving many
memorials from burghers on the subject Of
sending the Boer prisoners to st. Helena,
and will formally protest to Great Britain
on the subject!
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AguinaIdo Correspondence Sent to Senate.
WASHINGTON, D. C. (speciaD. The Presl.
dent sent to the Senate several important
Filipino documents, including letter pc.
Spanish commander at Manila to join
forces with him against the Americans.
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MISS sHATTr-CK RETURNS.
American Missionary Who Went Through
the Armenian Massacres Comes Home.

Boston (speclaD. D.-Miss Corlnna Shat.
tuck, who has been doing missionary work
In Armenia almost continuously for twenty
three years, thereby earning for herself the
title. OF "Tho Heroine OF the Armenian
Massac res" arrived In Boston.
Miss Shattuck was sent to Turkey in 1879
by the American board. She remained
there in various capacities. About five
years ago she went to Oorfa, whore she had
started the school eight years before, and
was there when the terrible massacres took
place in the fall and winter OF 1895. She
was alone with the native helpers, tower
OF strength to her terrified associates,
pupils and neighbors, sheltering tho refu-
gees and helping the wounded.
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Death Of Relative Of Boone and Lincoln.
Judah Brown: a3llneal descendant o.
Daniel Boone, and also relative OF Abra.
ham Lincoln, diadat the Hotel Terrace, in
Scranton, uged eightY.two years. he was
born at Dangille, Penn.
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Monarchist Conspiracy in Brazil.
The Brazilian Government at last ad.
mitted that conspiracy against 1t existed
and that :nonarchists furnish money to On.
list the armed forces. ,->
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LoNc WOULD ACCEPT NOMINATION.
Secretary of Navy a Possible Candidate
For Yice-President.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Especially D.-Referring
to the use OF his name in connection with
the Yice-Presidency, Secretary Long Is un-
derstood to have Informed a number Of his
friends that il the nomination were ten
dered him he would accept 1t.
He is said to have told them that the
honor was OF such character that no man
could we'll refuse to accept It, and ex-
pressed his high appreciation OF the COM
pliment implied In the manner in which
his name has already been brought for
ward In that connection,
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Woman Kills Her Alleged Defamer.
]. AT Alexander, Ark, Mrs. T. N. Holland
shot and Instantly killed william Cook, a
member ofa prominent family. Mrs. Hol,
land claims Cook DETAINED her character.
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Woman ard Boy Burned to Death.
The residence ofiPeyton H. Ruble, seven
miles below Pafkersburg. W. Va, was de-
stroyed BY fire Mrs. Bubble and nne-year-
old boy were burned 10 death and Peyton
Ruble was seriously burned.