THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL* FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1896. 3

Weyler has bad no engagement with the NEW TO-DAY—CLOTHING. insurgents. In fact, the Spanish scouts have not been able to locate the enemy, single PROCLAMATION CUBANS LOSE A and the position is not known of a one of the rebel parties. The last report received here stated that General Weyler MAJOR-GENERAL, and his forces were encamped near Los Palacios. OF RETALIATION £ Little Red Riding Hood 3 >-^ -a # The condition of General Gonzales gis always doing something Havana 3 £ IJT\^Z:|j "#^ffcl* Munoz, who recently returned to % the children on our sec- c ''%!'9 suffering with fever, has become worse for S. JLJB.Jj£L he will not v ond floor. Saturday Little Serafin Sanchez Killed in and fears are entertained that Germany's Unfriendly Con- Hood will recover. g Red Riding give % £+ an Engagement at duct Provokes the jo to all purchasers -on , the 3 @*^^' THE CRITICAL SITUATION. candy. tfi ! \u25a0\u25a0 £j a pretty'box of 3 M.R%*'±S Antici- President, y-J /"LAUS, \u25a0 wpir floor Events of the Greatest Moment M : amf keep ~ ; Las Damas. H^/^^s She wants to in touch tt ™ n i >;W One. £ 3n --» pated by Kvrry S allRaphael's patrons. 2Of our High-Class Sale ofMen 3 V., dispatch with < NEW YORK, N. Dec. 3.—A 0, +„ -\u0084,iii nnni;. <* Suits and Overcoats willbe en- Key West, r*>*\ m^.oClaus willreceive-*. a to the Herald from Havana, via B Santa « acted Saturday ;night. Itis a Reports of Spanish Victory a says: Vessels Under the Kaiser's Flag allwith open arms. By all « a Weyler £ sale that has created no end of It is known that General has )o the ;children : Days Ago no to Pay Duties in Ameri- means let oj. favorable comment for the Bi<* Few Also left Palmacios again for the hills, but spend Saturday with us. what he has accom- g 5 Kearny -Street Store. Confirmed. definite report of can Ports. a sale plished has reached here. \JLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLS^^ /*" made up exclu- Maceo's forces realize the gravity of the sively of, high-class fabrics, situation, but still they show no signs of high-class styles and garments The Death of Sanchez Is Regarded uneasiness. Tueir confidence in him is A Result of German Hostility to the tailored in a high-class man- by the Insurgents as a unshaken. Shipping and Export Articles ner. Itis believed that Maceo has met an ex- The sale has been made up of Calamity. pedition from Campeche, Mexico, at of This Country. Suits and Overcoats that other Punta Barreos, which brought him fresh ;of stores are getting $18 for; stores and an additional supply bona- 010 know, no tales'} dynamite. It is not thought that B'jSSSJ^r"~^S5S^-f^^K^l^^S \u25a0 fide,y fairy YORK, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 3.-There NEW N. V., Dec. 3.—News was quit his position, but we never indulge in that sort. Maceo will is reason to anticipate a break in : received to-day from Cienfuegos, Cuba, willcontinue to occupy Pinar del Rio, as further •. friendly relations between the United by Julio de Castro of this city, to the any move out of the province would vir- ' the on~ this remarkable ' States and Germany. The President to- curtain .effect that Major-General Serafin Sanchez tually be a confession of his defeat. Maceo, 1/ WiP^^^^P^^^r^J^^S returned with new sup- day issued the following proclamation of was killed in an engagement at Las itis supposed, has retaliation for unfriendly of the Ger- ' .-. calmly awaiting an assault by acts •.. Damas, Santa Clara province. The dis- plies and is man Government: Weyler on his stronghold. .". patch, which is dated November 24, con- more Whereas, By a proclamation of the Presi- some 2000 swell Suits and The situation was never critical 26, H i .I|| L from '. firms the Spanish reports of a few days one is anticipating dent of tne United States, dated January Yf//'^^^^m .: than now, and every 1888, upou proof then appearing satisiactory \u25a0••ago, Cubans in city which the this be- events of importance. Allminor engage- that no tonnage or lighthouse duties, or any \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'" lieved to be untrue. Thedeath of Serafin ments and Government reports of vic- whatever, im- ••-' the equivalent tax or tuxes were Sanchez is a severe blow to the insurgents. tories are lost sight of in tbe anticipation posed upon American vessels entering the LittleRed Riding Hood; who is a ports the empire of Germany, either by the clever little girl, conceived •, ". \ The battle in which he met his death ofgreater things. of the filling one her little Itis believed here that Gomez is march- imperial Government or by the Governments idea of of stockings withFrench Mixed .•;'• occured on November 20. An expedition of the German maritime states, and that ves- Candies; hanging our corner window. ing down from Matanzas Province to and itin ;•"•was expected from Jamaica and part of Province, sels belonging to the United States of America are to guess in Guinea, in Havana and from cargoes required Ger- You the number of candies the stocking. It's . the forces of Generals Carillo and Sanches He did once, and and their were not in 'an ordinary stocking, as or years ' "... there to Qnivican. this man ports to pay any fee or duly of any kind such alllittle children 8 9 of : started for the coast to receive it. The in- it is admitted that he can do it again of nature, or any import due, higher or other age wear. \u25a0:: .. „ .-.surgents numbered about 1200 men, but while so many troops > are occupied with than was payable by German vessels or their LittleRed Riding Hood thinks that coin willbe more accept- ••" before reaching the point where the expe- Maceo. His object is to harass the troops cargoes in the United States, the President able as the result your qualities ' * thereby and proclaim from j of guessing than ordinary trifles, . crition was to disembark the column was and distract attention from Maceo. ; did declare as with coin you can purchase anything to suit your own ; "; by Spanish Of course this is the Cuban's side of the and after date of his proclamation of tastes attacked 3000 soldiers under January 26, 1858, the suspension of the what story, any case they point out that so here's Little Red Riding Hood will to the best :.. General Luque. A desperate battle en- and in collection of the whole of the dutyof 6 cents -' offer . hours, Maceo can cross the trocha at any time guesser: :\u25a0__-_!:•_ . sued which lasted five darkness per ton, not to exceed 30 cents ser tonper -;.:,. it to the Managua and sea. i /nrToTroTTb'TrbTroTrb'TroTr^^ - • making impossible continue fight. he wishes between tbe annum, imposed upon vessels entered, in the \u25a0..)*.\u25a0 .'*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:.•.... .-..\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0 \u0084-...- oc .... Formerly swamp not be crossed, any ."' In tbe battle the Spanish suffered a loss the could ports of the United States from of the jo The First Nearest Quesser willReceive $50. = of 170 killed and ninety wounded. The but now itis said it is strong enough to ports of the empire of Germany by section 2 of 3 .."• 1886, 5 The Second Nearest Quesser willReceive $30. '." 3 .."\u25a0•\u25a0 .Cuban loss was forty-three killed and bear cavalry. the act of Congress approved June 19. - twenty-six Cuban General Lacel, in Matanzas, entitled "An act to abolish certain fees lor C The Third Nearest Quesser willReceive $20. :" wounded. vessels and 3 •: official services to American to The Nearest Quesser General Sanchez, mounted on a small sends word that he has had notice that relating Shipping || Ftjprth 'will'Receive $10. 3 ••.horse, coming amend the laws to was in the thick of the battle. A General Gomez is and has pre- Commissioners, seamen and owners of g The Fifth Nearest Quesser willReceive $5. 5 column of Spanish soldiers surprised the pared everything for him in the way of vessels for purposes," and ' and other £ And the Twenty Next Nearest Guessers will 3 •.-_•. insurgents by an attack from the rear and provisions and support. Generals Delgado whereas, The President did further de- -" - Each \u25a0;'. General Sanchez received a bullet in the and Diaz have been doing mo-t of the ad- clare and proclaim in his proclamation of }| Receive a Coaster. 3 26, 1888, suspensions \u25a0 •;•\u25a0 -back. He remained on his horse, how- vance fighting for Maceo inPinar del Rio. January that the said SLSLSLSLSLSLSLSL&SISLSLSJI!) ever, although compatriots tried Itis reported that General Weyler will should continue so long as the reciprocal ex- OLOJLSLSL£iLSIPJLSUIJLPJ^^ •'. and his citizens opened 30th, to induce retire, refused, saying issue a decree on Few Year's day calling emption of vessels belonging to Contest November and closes Christmas Eve'' . him to he of the United States and their cargoes ';'.; out for military every male Span- December 24th, at 8:30 o'clock. -...*';,[';. ."'\u25a0 that he was not badly wounded. Ten service should be continued in the said ports of the - -^. \u25a0 willbe under the . minutes later he fell from bis hor.-e and ish subject on the island between 18 and empire of Germany and no longer: and The distribution immediate- supervision of years report Riding soon expired. His last words were "Viva 45 ofage. The is generally whereas, it now appears upon satisfactory LittleRed Hood, Santa Claus and -Representatives the '\u25a0 of Cuba Libre!" discredited, but ithas caused great con- proof that tonnage or lighthouse dues, or '• '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'-:\u25a0 '\u25a0 ' = ;' Press. .\u25a0 ,- .' •\u25a0".:>;. :;': :..^-'.'-- -\u25a0.\u25a0''\u25a0: .' .-' KIRm^JjW tailored in a manner that General Sanchez was born 42 years ago sternation. taxes equivalent thereto, are in fact imposed willbe made Christmas Y~y& fits upou and their cargoes en- Distributions morning, between \u25a0 •'". In Sancti Spiritus, his father being a American vessels the ' higher and other than 10 and 12. •. wealthy planter. Almost the entire life LOYALISTS INA PANIC. tered in German ports hours of those imposed German vessels or their working upon f browns, tans, drabs, inevery im- of General Sanchez was spent in Effect in Havana of the Bombardment cargoes entered in the ports of the United ll^KvlwP^lP^ I ;•. for the cause for which he gave his life. Guanabueao. proclamation long Ul- dginable length, every of States, so that the said of Janu- WjUf^Tto&jM/' wMm .conceiva- KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 3.—Advices re- ary 26, 1888, inIts operation and effect con- sters. Friday and - ble style and allstyles that are WESLEN'S STILL HUNT. ol :^tM' ceived from Havana by the steamer travenes the meaning and Intent said sec- Saturday willbe \\u25a0 \u25a0 absolutely correct andwithin the of the Congress approved June \ Marching About the Island and Dodg- Olivette state that on Tuesday the van- tion 2 act of the last two days of good taste and art. army camped 19, 1886; 'ill confines ing jaaeeo. guard of the of Gomez I, Cleveland, of 'em at :.^ near Guanabucao, whichis just across the Now therefore Grover Presi- KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 3.—Passengers dent of the United States of America, by $3.50--- who arrived from Havana last night re- bay from Havana. virtue of the aforesaid section 2 of the act port that Weyier's campaign in Pinar del On Wednesday at noon tbe insurgents aforesaid, as well as in pursuance of the Made All- to Tbe roar itself, -0. from Rio so far is a complete failure, despite began bombard Guanabucao. terms of the said proclamation do | Wool Scotches, cut the fact that he has over 60,000 men in the of tbe guns was heard easily in Havana, hereby- revoke my said proclamation of Janu- extra long, • and threw the loyalists of the capital into ary 26,1888, suspending the collection of the with province. ton, deep Weyler Artemisa a panic whole of the duty of 6 cents per not to . sailor collar. When left he formed a exceed 30 cents per ton per annum (which is \ 10,000 infantry, cavalry Many houses were fired by the shells ) You'll find .'em j :- r tolumn of 1500 insurgents' cannon, imposed by the atoresaid section oi said act), $5, and ten pieces of artillery, and marched, from the and the upon vessels entered in the ports of the United held at $5.50 W&tj t^- rG a c^ever l°t °f garments. skirting tbe base of the hill on the smoke and flames were visible to tbe peo- States from any of the ports of the German em- and $6 in other side, seeking an opening to ple of Havana. When the Olivette sailed pire, the revocation of said proclamation to stores. , southern and :.-\u25a0>! ||gii \u25a0 Suits that you see tailor-shops attack Maceo, whois strongly fortified on the bombardment was still in progress, take effect on and after the 2d day of January, Friday fef^^^^^i was reported eighty 1897. and Sat- top of the bills. Itappears that Maceo and it tbat houses ? * In witness whereof Ihave hereunto set my urday' again, er than ours. They're marla gathered now in- had been wreckfid and twenty-three Span- ~" for has allhis forces and is hand and caused the seal of the United States lads -rfcJ* ?^^^kl waiting Weyier's at- ish'soldiers killed. between the trenched in the hills to be affixed. Geovek Cleveland. a*es tack. There is no truth, it is said, in the The Spaniards in Havana were greatly :IIOn(j °f5 and 15, alarmed, as they believed that the bom- Evidences of an unfriendly disposition . ' report that Maceo has divided his forces into small bands to elude combat, and itis bardment of Guanabucao was only pre- of the German Government toward the —$3.50— |^^V Till closing time Saturday further declared that it inknown on good liminary to an attack on tbe metropolis. United States have been accumulating fThoseOISTEI?* fk\ f^M authority that Weyler has no intention of Itis not likely,however, that Gomez will ever since the differential duty on bounty- meeting Maceo. attack Havana at this time, his purpose paid German beet sugar was imposed by j££L ; Friday and a tariff law. Gomez, with a large force, is reported being to make diversion in favor of the Wilson American cattle fi!!*X)'.: Saturday are steadily advancing west. He now re- Maceo. have been excluded on the pretext of dan- two more those is Just days of x j-L4£ the last two days ported in Santa Clara Province, and is said General Gomez, with the main body of ger of contagion from Texas fever, which English his isnow in Santa Clara, near the cannot exist innorthern climates. Ameri- clever All-Wool Bannockburn those very Serge te be coming with 20,000 men. army, f^if^^^/a* °f m| border of Matanzas province, and pro- can products have heen excluded, even clever Gape WBml There are more shocking details of Lo- is hoc Cheviot Suits, full Winter I pez Coloma's execution. General Marti- ceeding westward as rapidly as possible. though cooked and inclosed incans, onthe I I\\\^w Ov coats in It is said Gomez 20,000 men, allegation that these cooked products weight, in pleasing colorings, 111 ; Lsi clever and dressy Winter Suit nez Campos, itis said, is indignant at the has well Sj*iJl \ • blues and grays, sacks, injustice committed inexecuting Coiotna. equipptd, and plenty of artiliery. might contain trichinae, which cannot including an extra pair Kindouble-breasted single- Discriminating of wt rSi..\mil:']'» han, d .i f "Weyler pocketed itand ordered the many other exports which formerly went worth $6.50. For lads between stores. P» touch 'cm, -stores' execu- PEARS FOR HA empire ~1___ '..'other c^^t in other tion to proceed. VANA. to the German have followed one the ages of 5 and 15. Friday i^Jtllr Friday .and trapped after the other. wi^lliwf!/ The rebels twenty-four local Recent Events Cause Great Alarm \u25a0 Populace. and Saturday, the last twodays Fir•;•\u25a0\u25a0 Saturday . guerrillas near Qnivican recently. All Among the All these matters have been made the the protest offer, at JW^\u25a0 were killed withmachetes. The fact was NEW YORK, N. V., Dec. 3.—A special subject of vigorous from our Gov- of the ts . \*r \;last two days lof reported by dispatch evening gives ernment, much of the correspondence at •never tbe papers. to an paper details 'em Nine Dollars. Itis rumored that Roloff has arrived of tbe situation inCuba that were received having been conducted by Edwin F. Unl, $3.75. —$2.50— with an expedition from Camneche, Mex. at Key West by mail from Havana. The now our Embassador in Berlin, while he _ _ There is great interest in Havana con- dispatch confirms the statement recently was our Assistant Secretary of State. cerning President Cleveland's message and made by the United Associated Presses Mr.Uhlis therefore particularly well quali- the action of Congress thereon. that the second trial of tbe Competitor fied to deal with the existing situation prisoners bad not taken place and that should itgrow more tense. SPANISH CABINET COUNCIL, only an examination preliminary to the OFFICIAL FENONCE. The Premier Announces That Weyler Is trial had occurred. MPIETS RAPHAEL'S • RAPHAEDS(INCORPORATED). Pursuing Maceo. The rebel attack upon the town of So Expression of Opinion From the Ger- (Incorporated), (Incorporated), MADRID,Spain, Dec. 3.—The Queen Re- Guanabacoa has caused much excitement man Embassy at 'Washington, FRISCO BOYS, ;The King-Pins people dreading WASHINGTON, THE for Overcoats. 9, 11, 13 and 15 Kearny Street. gent presided at a meeting of the Cabinet in the capital, tbe that D. C, :Dec. 3—Mr. Two Whole Floors Devoted to council to-day, at which Premier Canovas the insurgents will fire upon the city Yon Reichan, the Charge d'Affaires of the 9, 11, IS, IS Kearny Si. FOB del Castillo announced the arrival of Gen- itself. This fear, however, is groundless German embassy,, declined to express an Overcoats Alone. KING-PINS OVERCOATS. Polaviejo, round about are more opinion spoken eral the new Governor of the as tbe fortifications this afternoon' when to Philippines, at Manila. T.ie Premier also than enough to deter the rebels from at- regarding the t President's proclama- to-day. The result is as follows: Re- recovered from the attack of diphtheria. he should ban? for his crimes, expressing tie-ship Texas, which recently went into announced that the insurgent leader, tacking Havana. tion. He simply stated that the matter publican electors— Britain 10,072, Howell The committee from the Cook County himself as being tired ot the life he had the navy-yard drydocfc, came out of the Maceo, had disappeared from position Four hundred and ninety-eight officers been the subject of,correspondence 10,033, Mrs. Malloy 9998; Bryan Bryan Club of Cbicago, which willinvite led a number past. According to-day officers say as his had and Bryan for of yeais dock and her she is in the Cuban province of Pinar del Rio, and men, including General Suarez Inclan for some time, but that ,he could ineither Watson electors— Jonrdan 486, Sims 427; Mr. to attend the Jackson day ban- to his confession he has served time inthe good as new. She will now be coaled and Levering Higby 113, quet in that city,is expected to-morrow. State prisons of California and Washing- willjoin tne of the fleet offTompkins- and that the Spanish troops under Gen- and a number of members of his staff, all anticipate what action the imperial Gov- P. electors— Jackson Biyan rest 136, 159; Bryan anil Mr. has not intimated whether or ton, in the former State claiming to have ville, R. I. eral Weyler were pursuing him. of whom are suffering with yellow fever, ernment would take with reference to Smith SewMl elect- accept invitation, the ors—D. L. Van Meter 10,138, John A. not he will the but itis killed a man whomhe attempted to rob. Tbe contract to construct a new floating smallpox or dysentery, arrived yesterday proclamation, nor did he care to express Martin 10.369, P. J. Quealy generally believed he will. Downe received the verdict with indif- 10,352; Con- \u2666 SWINDLERS IN THE TOILS. dock at Havana has been given to an at Guayabay, province of Pinar del Rio. an opinion regarding it. gress—William Brown Pop. 628, Frank W. ference. He said he was satisfied with tbe English firm. The doct is to be finished Most of them willbe brought to Havana. Itis not believed that the German Gov- Mondell R. 10,044, John E. Osborne D. ONE LONE HIGHWAYMAN LESS. finding of the jury and protested against How Two Clever Rascals Fooled 80,000 eleven months and is to cost £119,- Itis reported that the typhus fever has ernment willconsent to the imposition 10,310; Associate Justice Supreme Court a motion for a new trial which his attor- within of Persons With a Word-Contest \u25a0\u25a0 Samuel T. Corn D. 10,461, H. V. ney wished to make. -000 sterling. broken out among Weyler'a troops who a discriminating tax on German vessels 8. Groes- Allen Downe, the Denver Terror and a are encamped beck R. 9985. Bicycle Scheme. at Los Palacios. without at least a more vigorous protest Convict, NEW SUGAR REFINERT. FIRING HEAR DIN THE HILLS. : ' California Is Doomed to 111., than .'has yet ]been made. Th»:'German ALCOHOL IS THE CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Wiiliam S. POLITICAL : ARTS. the Gallows. Bros, Various Speculations a* to Ike Cause and SUSPECTS ARRESTED. contention,' it.is understood, is that the Arbuckle to Embark in the liusi- Thompson and W. C. McAuley were in- Weyler' duty complained of 'in : Strong ,Efforts -•\u25a0 Bring Made •to Abolish ness at Brooklyn. by 's Whereabouts. Cienfuegos | the President's :' DENVER. Colo., Dec. 3.—The trial dicted to-day the Federal Grand Jury Prominent Reslamts of the Tax. ; -". . \u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0 of HAVANA, Dec. 3.—Musketry and Dungeons. proclamation is not imposed solely on Allen Downe, the "lone highwayman" NEW YORK, N. V., Dec. 3-lt was on the charge of having used the mails to Cuba. Thrown Into NEW YORK, N. V., Dec. 3. firing has been heard in the di- HAVANA,Cuba, American vessels, but upon vessels of all -The joint and confessed murderer of Joel G. learned to-day at the office of Arbuckle defraud. Thousands of people inall parts cannon Dec 3.—Dr. Luis Per- Congressional committee appointed Ash- Bros., coff^o-dealers, of the Gobernadosa Hills, near nas, Senor nationalities, including German vessels. - - to re- worth, a well-known salesman ina prom- the that the firm of the countiy were made the dupes of the rection Figueroa, a druggist, and sev- port upon the advisability abolishing sugar refining Cayajabos, about seven miles northwest The revenues arising from the tax are of inent packing-house in city, would soon embark in the "Empress Bicycle Company." eral other well-known residents of Cien- the tax on alcohol for the this ended Artemisa, and in the rear of General fuegos have not converted into the imperial treasury, use in the arts to-day when the jury returned a verdict business. A contract, it was stated, had Under cover of the "'word contest" the of been arrested as political resumed its'^inquiry i-•to-day.'.•'\u25a0\u25a0 George placed sugar Weyier's forces. As yet no report has suspects. but become the property of the several of "guilty of murder in the first degree." been for the erection of a re- scheme was operated with profit io Englebard of iChicago :was > finery Brooklyn, as the occasion of the States within whose . jurisdiction the tax I -the first wit- About a year ago a lone highwayman to be located in having a Thompson but not to the 80,000 persons reached here to General Melguizo and Colonel San ness. He said he represented ', capacity firing, thought that a detachment islaid and by whom the money is used to the Ameri- began operating in the suburban of about 2000 barrels. Itwas also who .are said to have coqueted for the but itis Martin have made extensive reeonnoiter- can Pharmaceutical Association, Chicago districts go troops met a body of insur- ingexpeditions improve their harbors in order to facili- of Denver, and his hohl-ups were a stated that the firm had decided to into three bicycles which were promised out of Spanish has within the last two days, Retail Druggists' Society, and of such are detached from Maceo'? course tate the loading and unloading of vessels. 'other' darin » and reckless character as as the manulacture of sugar for the purpose not given to the successful contestants. gents who inthe of which they met and de- : pharmaceutical j well of supplying •-\u25a0 Itis argued that if Germany should re- State associations. Mr. such frequent occurrence of the trade itcontrolled with This part of the swindle was followed by command. feated several small groups of rebels at represented, he that he soon had that commodity. The new refinery a the dupes to this tax, so far as American Englehard said, fully'30- a large portion police will circular offer to sell them, General Weyier's ignorance of the Maranon, Cabalo and other places scind vessels ':,of 35,000 retail druggists of the force on his be entirely independent of the return diligence in hurtling be. are concerned, once -000 out \ in the although American in for their Maceo is remarked upon tween Palacios and Pinar it would at call forth country, :not ;a single - trail, and he had several encoun- Sugar Refining Company. not a bicycle $40 or on of del Rio, killing only and State associa- It is in- for words, for cash $50 here and is giv.ng rise to many rumors. thirty insurgents, all of them a protest, not from the ;English, tion was in favor of the law as it now ters with them, in one of which he killed tended to sell sugar in barrels. the installment plan. Money was sent to armed with r ib European powers ;; ;V- -:\u0084\u25a0 -\ : Russell emptied two six- a large amount, One report has it that he in theßubi machetes. French and other whose stands. . \ : .' '.< \u25a0'::../' Chief Shores ana — but the wheels never force, another re- vessels would stillIbe subject to taxation, \">Edward H. Hance, representing the Na- shooters at tne policemen in the buggy, he ELOPERS CAUGUT O NA TRAIN. came merely promises and excuses. Hills with a small while Wholesale Druggists' managed to elude arrest that Thompson the province of REBELS RAID A TOWS. but from German shippers as well. tional Association, until two months lather . Itis said and McAul«y port states that he has left the Manufacturing Chemists' Association ago, when after robbing a man on the of the Girl Attempt* to Killa failed to send between 300 and 400 wheels Rio, having abandoned his men a number Houses, was Congress man. Pinar del fire of but Are Even- HillBare a >alutar>j and the .Manufacturing \ As- Golden road he followed at a safe dis- for which money had been sent. Thomp- All Effect. Pharmacists' by until PI for and crossed the trocha in disguise. tually Routed. C, sociation, said the wholesale men, users of tance his victim a farmhouse was NEVILLE,Ky., Dec. 3.—J. L. Christ son left parts unknown when the ex- WASHINGTON, D. Dec. 3.—Repre- and in alcohol, are reached, where assistance firearms came, but McAuley, he these reports are based on nothing but MADRID,Spain, Dec. 3.—A dispatch to dealers in favorof hav- and and Miss Katie Emma! of Middleboro posure who says conjectures. Imparcialfrom says sentative McCreary of Kentucky, a mem- ing it free, r :, were plentiful,and after a hot chase he was r»n away yesterday to get innocently bought the business, has re- the Havana that at 10 of ' captured brought to this married. Wil- Here to Tuesday night ber the Honse Committee on Foreign : Several other witnesses• testified in favor and city. liam Emmal, girl, caught mained stand trial. He claims he o'clock on a party of 150 f,abolishing tax. \u25a0 pleased father of the was trying to the obligations LOYALISTS ARE FEVERISH. Affairs, did not care to discuss the procla- of ;the The committee Downe appeared much with the them carry out in- insurgents made a raid upon the town of adjourned to meet next time in Washing- turn his affairs bad taken, and a few days on a train. Katie was sitting beside curred, but iound the load too heavy. W. mation, although he admitted that the ;'' ; - Congressman Guayabacoa, five miles from Havana, ; : \u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0; -•;.'\u25a0 after capture he Colson, who was on his way H. Patterson Lorain, Ohio, Aetcs of a Decisive liebcll Defeat Anx- and subject has been quiatly discussed by ton. '-.'.'" '-.-'. :"\u25a0C. : :"- .\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0-..•- V: bis dumbfounded the of testified iously;A at Hat ana. ? burned a number of houses, the police by making a lengthy 'confession to Washington. Emrtal thought he was before the jury, however, that McAuley waited flames some members of the committee recently. aiding began him, HAVANA,Cuba, Dec. expecta- being plainly visible from Havana. Most QUARANTINE REMOVED. and stating in detail the circumstances in the elopement and to wrote promising to send a wheel for 3.—The "Itwillhave a salutary effect," aaid he, connected with his various crimes, in- abuse the Congressman, who struck him which money had been sent, but itdid not >. town fled, a tion of loyalists here is at a high point; of the inhabitants of the but "and should bring an vo ifr. Bryan's Lincoln Again cluding the murder of Ashworth, in the face. Emmal then drew a come. Spanish end the evils of Heiidence whose revolver they wishing to hear of a decisive defeat detachment of troops met the which we complain." Open to Vimitors. death he appeared to deplore. His story and attempted to shoot Colson, but the - the chief of the place Death of Mrs. Mar it C. Mink of the rebels in the province of Pinar del rebels in street and LINCOLN, Nebr., Dec. 3.—Health Offi- was correct inevery detait with the police conductor grabbed the weapen just in Rio by the troops under command of forced them to retire. Official Helurn" JTrbui Wyoming. to-day records, ar.d this tact, urobably more than time. WATERTOWN, N. V., Dec. 3.—Mrs. cer Rhode removed tlie quarantine confession, jury Weyler. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ,his Maximo Gomez, the rebel leader, has Wyo., his mere induced the to Sarah C. Mink, late National president re- \u25a0 Captain-General. Since v ;_ CHEYENNE. Dec. 3.—The official from the home of Hon. W. J. Bryan, his bring in the verdict of guilty. The Texas as Good as Xeu>. of turn to the front from Havana, General entered the district of Las Villas. canvass of the of Wyoming was the Woman's Relief Corps, died here this vote made eldest daughter, Ruth, having entirely Since his arrest Downe has insisted that BROOKLYN, N. V., Dec. 3.—The bat- morning.