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RATHBONE ARRESTED.
The Recent Director General of Posts
I'm Cubn In Held on Four
Charges.

Havana, July 29.-Mr. Estes G..
Rathbone, recently director general ot
posts in Cuba, was arrested SATURDAY
at IL o'clock on four charges These
allege the unlawful drawing of two
orders for $500 each, paying his pri-
vate coachman and gardener out of
the postal funds and drawing per
diem allowances when not entitled TO
do so. Mr.. Rathbonc was held in
bonds of $4,000.
Havana, July 31.-The court before
whom Estes G. Rathbone, formerly
director of posts of Cuba, was ar
ralgned, after his arrest on charges
of fraud, issued an order directing
that the prisoner be removed TO the
carcel, but Lieut.. Col. Scott. acting
governor general, advised that he be
allowed to remain in the vivac until
it was known whether bail would be
secured. His attorneys are confident
of getting satisfactory bondsman.
Many persons called upon Mr.. Rath-
bone TO express their sympathy with
him in his predicament. Among them
was Gen. Lee.
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SUMMARY JUSTICE.
EIghfy-Ninc Natives Killed By Our
Troops for the brutal Muir
der OF soldier.

Manila, July 2S.-At Oroquieta, in
Northern Mandanao, two soldiers en-
tered a native store for the purpose
of buying food While there on of
them was killed by bolo and his
head severed from his body. The 9TH
er escaped and gave the alarm. A
company of the 10th infantry, sta
toned at Cagayan, repaired to Oro-
quieta and killed 50 natives. 80 of
them being in single house Subse-
quently the gunboat Callao, com
manded by Lieut.. George Il. Brad
shaw, shclIed Oroquieta, burning the
warehouses. One of the crew was
killed.
a force of the enemy estimated to
number 500. under the leadership of
Alvarez formerly the insurgent pres
ident of Narbranga. is now persist
emily troubling Northern Mndanao.
\ marine at the outpost of Isabella
de Basilan was boloed by natives and
SO badly wounded that he died. Isa-
bella is tranquil.
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TIT RSDAN.

Ii lung Chang. il is intimatcd. IL
detained at Shanghai at the request OF
the foreign officials.
Charles H. lIoyt. playwright and
| theatrical manager. has been AL Judged
insane and was sent 10 an asylum.
An imperial edict has been issued
! by the Chinese ruler which is virinal-
ly Il declaration OF war ON the foreign
powers.
The advance Of the allied forces on
Picking is delayed on account at the
governments failure to agree upon a
supreme leader.
in the Caleb Powers trinl at George
town, Ky. Senator johnson testified
that he heard only one shot when
Senator GOebel was killed
Orders have been cablcd 10 Havana
to arrest former Director General ot
Posts Rathbone. lie will be- held ON
criminal charges arising out Of the
postal scandal in Cuba.
The ST. Louis Lithographic Artists
anu IsllyIdNfIN dhbDcldt tlOH mas called
oil the boycott against the 81. Louis
Transit Go. Other 81. Louis Union,
contemplate taking like action. which
is likely 10 end the boycott entirely.
The postmaster general has made
public the report OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow, who in
vcstigated the Cuban postal frauds.
Mr.. Eristow finds that Neely'S cmbel-
Elements aggregated at least Sl3I,7l3,
probably SljO,O0O
The killing Of Capt. Day and Officer
Lamb by Negro at New Orleans
caused serious rioting Wednesday
night and Thursday morning. Ono
unknown Negro was dubbed 10 death,
three others fatally injured and "a
number badly hurt. Coy. Heard called
OUT the militia TO preserve order in
the city.
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BRITISH TROOPS ADVANCING.
Gen. French Has Occupied Middle
burg. nnd Gen. POle-Cnrew Has
Reached Brugspruit.

London. July 31.-Thc war Office
FROM Cape Town says: "Dewet has
offered 10 surrender on conditions
that his followers be permitted to re-
turn 10 their homes unmolcsted.
Lord Roberts has refused anything
except unconditional surrender.
London, July 3O.--The war office
has received a dispatch from Lord
Roberts explaining that only one
train was captured on the night of
July 81 between Kroonstad and the
Naal, and that it contained supplies
and two officers and 100 men Of the
Welsh Fusilccrs.
Gen. French has occupied Middle
burg in the Transyaal and Gen. Pole
Carcw. with the Guards Brigade, has
arrived at Brugspruit, 20 miles west
of Middlcburg.
y dispatch from Fouricsburg shows
that the capture Of Fouriesburg was
preceded by heavy fighting 10 force
Il passage which was stubbornly con-
tested for two days. Gen. Hunters
forces had the hardest work in fore
ing Rciefs Mex, his casualties
TO about 100
Upwards of 5000 Beers, with a very
large number Of wagons, a large
quantity Of stores and many cattle
have been driven into the mountain
passes. where they are watched by
British troops. Their escape from
that point will he very difficult
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81 NIDiY.

Orangcmen paradod in New YorL
city without the expected disturb
ancc.
Estes q. Rathbone, recently dircc-
tor of posts in Cuba, was arrested in
Havana on four charges.
Last weeKs fighting in the Philip
pines resulted in 200 FHipinos being
killed and 81 captured, among the lat
ter being eight officers.
England will Withdraw at least 20
commerce carrying ships from the
transatlantic trade 10 use i'm con
Ncying troops and supplies 10 China.
No news from Pcking adds to the
belief that all the foreigners have
been massacred. although the Chi
nese officials still claim that they
are alive.
y tornado swept across Trail coun-
~ y. d.. almost completely dcmolish-
ing the little village Of Caledonia.
One person was Killed and several
others badly injured.
1t is now thought by many Wash
ington officials that a declaration Of
war against China by the United
States government is almost incyita-
bic even should the ministers be
alive.
Emile Silycrtcl, young Italian
millionaire, has almost completed the
organization of an expedition to the
north pole in search Of the Duke
King Humbcrt's adventur-
ouZs nephew.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Interesting Intelligence Gathered
by Wire From All Perts OF
Both Hcmispheres.
MONDAY.

Tod Sloan is rapidly rccovcrIn,
from injuries sustained on the Liver
pool track.
Capt. John Little, of the subsistence,
department, died at Governors Island
of typhoid fever.
New Orleans is quiet and nearly all
the 1000 miltiamen have been re
lievcd from duty.
Louis Harvey Finnick. private sec
retary to Secretary Long, died a,
Warm Springs. Va.
All the foreign missionaries M pao
Ting Flu. together with 1000 converts.
have been murdered
The Exchange hotel at IT. Worth.
Tex. was destroyed by fire and Tom
Gibbons WAS burned TO death.
Estes &. Bafhbouc. formerly director
OF posts of Cuba. who was arrested
IN Havana. has not yet procured bail.
The transport IIancocl, sailed from
San Francisco for Talu. China. with
four batteries of the I'd artillery. num-
Dering 47j men.
British troops in the Trausyaal are
advancing. Gen. French has occupied
Mlddleburg and Gen. Polo-Carew has
reached BrugSpruit.
y new imperial cdict demands that
no foreigners will he allowed 10 escape
from China. Those said 10 be in Pc
king are held as hostages.
One of the sleeping ears in Buffalo
l'llIs Wild West train was smashed
in railroad wreck M Detroit. One
man was killed and nine others badly
injured
The Chinese general. Ii IIo Kch. is !
now marching on Pcking. He has
ordered his troops TO eXtcrminatc all |
christians. Already one French |
priest and from 1900 TO 5000 natives /
have been slaughtered
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wednesday, when he will take III
oath in the presence OF the unit
chambers. He IS already King Err
manuel Ill, there being no for,pu
coronation on accession of this sort +,
Italy. q
AS victor Emmanuel Ill, who mar
rieo III 1896. is childlcss. the heir +,
me throne is the kings cousin. IN,
( 'uke oi Aosta. The duchess of Aost,
was Princess Helen Of Orleans. dauob
Ter OF the late count of Paris. and ii,
""" ne duke are generally consid
'rede The handsomcSt ROYAL couDle II
Europe.
a dispatch from Monza SAYS IN,
assassin Brcssi is from Paterson. y
j.
Washington, Jaly 3l.-Thc follow
ing message Of coincidence upon the
death of King IIumbert has been sent
from this country to Italy:
department of State. Washington.
july 5O-liis Ma aiesty,Vittorio Emman-
uel, Rome: In my name and on behalf
OF the American people. I offer vour
majesty and the Italian nation sin
cere condolences in this hour Of dceD
bereavement.
"WILLlAM MCKINLEY"
The following message has been
sent TO Baron rava. the Italian am
oaSsador 10 this country:
Department Of State, WASHINGTON
July 30.-Ilis ENccllency. Italian Am
bassador, the Octagon, Scabright. y.
-; The tdings Of the kings assassi-
nation has profoundly public senti-
lnent. The president has tclcgraphcd
his majesty, Nittorio Emmanuel. Of
icrlng in his name and on behalf Of
'hc American people sincere condol-
rhces In this hour of deep bereave-
ment. Permit me to add the assur-
ances Of my personal sympathy.
John HAY"
Rome, July Orders have been
'elegraphcd TO all provincial officials
% take steps TO assure order and pre-
'cnt possible revolutionary move
ncnts.
The King will be requested to sum-
non parliament Immediately upon is |
eturn here.
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THE COLOMBIAN REBELS.
Their Defeat Was Due to the ArrIyaI
of Gen. SerrnnO With !, 900
More Troops.

Kingston, JAM. July 3l.-News by
the steamer Trent Monday from CO.
Ion, shows that the capitulation of
the Colombian rebels at Panama was
due entirely 10 the arrival of Gen
Serrano, with 1000 troops from sa-
vanilla. The rebels fought desper-
ately, and would have won, but that
Serrano's troops turned the day
against them, they being caught be-
tween two fires. The majority of the
rebels, it is reported, have left Pana-
ma TO join the rebel forces at other
points. A number of the oest famil-
les at Panama are mourning the loss
of relatives in their recent battle.
The premium of gold remains at
160 per cent.
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SLEEPING CAR SMASHED.
One. Man Killed and Nine Others
, Dndiy Injured i'm Railroad
Wreck Nenr Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, July 30.-Scction
Of the Buffalo Bill's Wild West show
train suffered a severe collision nea
Milwaukee Junction, shortly befor,
daylight, resulting in the smashing
of show employees sleeping car con
tanning some 40 sleeping inmates
One of the latter is dead and nine
others are in Detroit hospitals suf
fering from more or less serious in.
juries.
The dead:
Edward Sullivan, aged 81, OF Bridg.
port, Ct, porter of the canvas car
who died from internal hemofrhage
after reaching the hospital
The injured:
Henry Eastman (nicknamc Nash).
aged &c, of Rochester. y. Y, one OF
processes of spine broken off, spinal
chord as yet unaffected.
\. j. Burkbolder. aged 81, of Brad
ford, Pa, crushed and injured very
seriously internally; back and leg
cut by window glass; recovery hoped
for.
Henry Burton, aged %, West Ches-
ter, Pa, knee cut, bruised about
back
Joseph McCann. aged 90. New York.
confusion of right hand; left eye cut.
Noyes Mix, aged 43, New Haven, Ct,
slightly injured through chest, hand
sprained
Thomas Kelly, aged 90, Brooklyn,
y. Y, shoulder bruised
John Cusick, aged %, Pttston, Pa.
right ankle spraincd right side and
leg bruised.
George Hunt, aged %, Of Water
bury, Ct, confusion Of both legs.
William Gilmore. aged 90, Oskaloo-
sa, Ia, left shoulder and arm bruised;
skin torn from right heel
At the time of the collision the
train, consisting of 20 wagon and
stock cars, four of the shows sleep
ing cars and n Grand Trunk caboose
were being transferred from the Mich
igan Central TO the Detroit, Grand
Haven q Milwaukee road. The train
was being pushed backward from the
'Y" at the Milwaukee Junction, when |
Il was struck by an outgoing Grand
Trunk freight train. The caboose
was jhmmed into and forced on top
IF the Buffalo Bill employees sleeper
No. SO, which was filled with sleeping
ent and canvas men. When the un-
injured men had recovered from the
hock, the wrecked sleeper was chop
'cd open and the injured gradually
-otten out. The car was complete
wreck, excepting AT one end.
All the victims will recover shortly
Xccpting the three most seriously
INJURED.
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j. NJ. Truitt, a prominent lawyer
and politician. died at his home in
Springfield. III.
a steamer with $50 passengers
aboard capSized in Lake I.abarge,
Alaska, and 40 people were drowned.
1t is reported that on the 22d inst.
n japanese force succeeded in landing
AZ Shan lGai Kwan and gained a great
victory.
The United States government is
considering the proposition to buy
the islands of Sibutu and Kalagayou
for 100000.
l; is reported at Shanghai that tho
diplomatic corps at Peking has left
the Chinese capital for rien-Tsin un-
der Chinese escort.
Ii Hung Chang persists in saving
that the foreigners in Peking are
alive. and that some Of the ministers
Will soon reach Tien-Tsin.
John Butler. paroled convict. was
shot 10 death by officer Kelly. at Jo-
llet. ILL.,. in running fight between
gang of desperadoes and officers.
Many Of the Cinnamon Of New York
city. fearing that revenge will be ta-
ken on them for the outragcS Of the
Boxers i'm China. are leaving the city
for Cuba.
Actual war with China may bc de-
clarcd 10y the United States il il il
found that the Celcstials are practic-
ing gigantic fraud. aud the reported
massacre proves true.
I'm American soldier was hruialy
wounded by bolo at Oroquieta. Phil
lppinc islands. and company Of
troops were sent there. They killed
- natives and burned the town.
II is now learned that China ap-
pcalcd TO all the powers for media
lion. 1t is thought that it is only a
scheme TO gain time SO as to be pre-
>arcd 10 proclaim war against tho
world.
Fifteen hundred militiamen and 500
pccial policemen have stopped the
'iotlEg in New Orleans one Negro
vas beaten 10 death. six were proba-
'ly fatally wounded. and Il score or
more badly hurt
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RathbOne Looking for n Bondsman.

Havana, July 3O.-The court before
whom Estes G. Rathbone, formerly
director of posts of Cuba, was ar
raigned, after his arrest on charges
of fraud, issued an order directing
that the prisoner be removed to the
carcel, but Lieut.. Col. Scott, acting
governor general, advised that he be
allowed to remain in the vivac until
it was known whether bail would be
secured. His attorneys are confident
of getting a satisfactory bondsman.
Many persons called upon Mr.. Rath-
bone to express their sympathy with
him in his predicament. Among them
was Gen. Lee.
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as Dis moicsty's attendant
'"'.1e uha, had happened. d. he h
''' 10 h', carriage and driven
b.. possible TO the polocc
however. beyond human aid.
| IS Aas,'o aod Gactno Ercssi. lr''s'i
1'no ia rm'o, November 10.
from ,,.... 'H trade. lie
n Paterson. y. I'''1' ira i",.I nc haa au
|, ,i...ap'iccs. and that he COM
"' 'rmc because oi his hatred
| Noa'' Jaly 70. from Milan ,,'
/, '.''e' IL tcw days. '''
/ 'l.' The news Of the
/ "o' OF King Iiumbert bos ,s
4 Received hcrr An bo e'''a ''"o
/ ' mast and the town is "'i, +
/ 4 gra, crowd j. ,Io'', 10 -
] .'a.. .'.1-"' buildings. T1err iI,cr,
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FOR THE DEFENSE.
AHorneys Outline Their
Iestimony and the Defendant
Takes the stand.

georgetown, KY. July 3l.-Tht
'riai OF Caleb Powers, charged with
oeing nm accessory before the fact II
the murder of William Goebel wa,
resumed at O'Clock Monday morning
Inc jury was polled, and then ex.
GUIDED during which ex-Gov. Brown.
ior the defense, made a motion for
peremptory instructions for verdict
OF acquittal. The motion was sub.
mtted without argument and WINS
promptly overruled by the court.
The defendant, looking pale. but not
nervous, occupied his customary sent
among the attorneys for the defense
Lawyer Faulkner. of BarboursviIle
stated the case, giving the line Of evi-
uehce for the defense He reviewed
the political events for the last nira
months. and said the defense would
'no" 'hht the contests over the state
ohices were not tried on judicial lines
out on a partisan basis. and that mol
i'ics was responsible for the present
prosecutions. lie intimated tbo, tho
prosecution knows the identity of the
assassin. but has concealed him. lie
S"'d u would he admitted that Careh
ToWers and Chas. Finley organized
ana brought TO Frank fort the crowd
Oh mountain men. who arrived tbere
January 2j, but that this was ONLY. -
petition the Legislature and rot IN in
uihidate that body. He clnimed II
would be shown that the men who
composed the mountain army vore
no' oad characters, as charged by the /
other side, and he charged also that
the democrats at that time had large
OodieS OF men in Frankfort to bacl, +
up the contestants.
lie said Powers had in his nocl,et
al the time of the killing the KEYS to
MS ONCE, which the prosecution al.
leges mad been given to Youtscv; that
fo"ers never even conferred with
! outsey. Berry Howard. Jim Howard
Hreen Golden Of Dick Combs. and thar
jim Howard was not on the canitoI
grounds till after the killing II
would be proved, he claimed. that IN.
witness, Weaver, one Of the main vit.
he'aes Tor the prosecution, was never
IN frankfort TIL Sunday; that Fin
'ey Anderson and Robert Noakes tcs-
tihed for money, and ". II. Culton. in
Ihe hope OF obtaining immunity from
prosecution, and that Wharton Col.
len would also be successfully CON
Ihe defendant, Caleb Powers. fool,
ne witness stand at the close of tbc
'tatement for the defense. Witnrs.
never knew Jim Howard IIarland
hittaker or Richard Combs. three
II the defendants prior to the assas-
Had only known Youtsey |
ince January first.
In regard to the bringing Of the q
nountaineers to Frankfort. the wit
ess said: There were three crowds T
I men brought to Frankfort. and /
ad something to do with the orpan- {
,ation Of each. The purpose was @
show the interest of the people
the matters at issue at that time :;
nd not to intimidatc either the :,
tate election board or the legisla- :
ire. | instructed the men to do no !,
cts of violence and so far as | know .
one was committed by them.
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FRIDAY.

Capt. Wilde cables that the battle.
ship Oregon has been docked at Kure
All the United States troops that
can be spared have been ordered to
China.
Prince Ching's. soldiers fought
Prince Tung's troops and were de-
feated.
The war department is in need OF
more medical officers for the Chinese
campaign.
Adm. Seymour reached Shanghai
and is in consultation with the Brit
ish consul.
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.r, IInmicrt Fell a Victim TO
,no ,,>a>,iu's Bullet While
in His Carriage.
rOT THPOldH The HEART.AT MONA.
3. pri.e. Of Naples summoned From
Y.ran nd Wednesday Will
Ilhc Oath Of Office.
U.!i pr iu~cn 80 Rome to Rest
,. fine Tanthc"n--in nc Murderer
.n Anarchist fr"m Pat
cr.un. '. J.

Won. l.... July Il. King Hum
..r.,a..,..m,cd Sunday night rs
ua. tarnc .. annual gymuas-
exhibition. tu"io Hrcssi. an
rN.' who tr.a three shots mt
l.r .,. hr was entering his
range w'a l- aidc-de-camp. One
,te shots entered the kings heart
.lrflin bis carriage. dying IN Il
.r fer moments. The kings body
.-l immediately seized the as
.a. nlo confessed the crime and
.-rl ic hoped 'ae king was dead.
y Me .U.. action Of the guard
police ..p' tac nfuriatcd crowd.
IN % minute before was wildly
erus NIu.r'. from tearing the
.4u 20 r,c,~. The greatest ex-
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FORTY LIVES LOST.
ribie Disaster on Lake La-
barge, In Alaska.

Victoria, B. C., July 2S.-A fearful
calamity Is reported by passengers of
the Cottage City, which has just ar
rived here from Alaskan ports, as
having taken place on Lake Labarge.
The news, however lacks confirmation
and is therefore given as the passen-
gers had heard IL in Juneau.
The sternwheeler Florence III
operated and partly owned by Capt.
Darlington, they were told, had been
caught i'll storm on the lake and
was capsized. There were $50 pas
sengers aboard and 40 are said TO
have lost their lives. The steamer
Humboldt is stated 10 have brought
ahe news to White Horse.
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War II Expensive.

Washington, July 25.-The officials
have compiled statement showing
the total cost of the Spanish war up
to date. IL reaches s295, 100000, in
cluding the Philippine operations.
OF that sum, s56,OO0,O00 was spent in
March. April, May and June OF 1898;
the sum of $23O,O0O, 900 was required
for the operations from July /, 1895.
to July /, 1890. and 500 OO0,OO has
been spent since the last date.
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All Well July II.

London, July 3l.-In the house OF
commons Monday, the parliamentary
secretary for the. foreign officer, Mr..
VIM. ST. John Brodrick, read the dis
patch from the British consul at Tien-
Tsin, saying that the foreign minis
tera at Peking were safe July 90.
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Ten Persons Injured.

Springfield, Ill, July 3O.-Ten per-
sons were injured, two fatally, by the
premature discharge of the evening
gun at the national guard encamp-
ment at Camp Lincoln. The explo-
sion was caused by some one throwing
lighted cigarette into some powder
which had fallen to the ground.
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Not KNOWN In pafcrsnn.

New York, July 31.-Thc police of
Paterson, say in reply TO the report
that King IIumbert's assassin, Bressi.
came from there that no such person
IS knOWn i'm that town.
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Drynu's Itinerary.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3O.-Mr. Bryan
is so well along with his notification
speech, and his plans are so well de-
veloped, that he will soon be able to
announce his itinerary for the trip to
Indianapolis and return.
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Heavy Rains In Paris.

Paris, July 30.-The heavy storm
has eifectually broken the hot spell.
the longest and most severe that Paris
has ever known. The rain interefered
with the plans of the Shah, who re-
manned indoors.
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Geronimo Is Not Mad.

TT. Worth, Tex, July 3O.-A special
was received here denying that Ge-
ronimo, the noted Apache prisoner,
has gone stark mad He is not i'm
prisoned, but is living with his squaw
on the TT. Sill reservation.