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at such a time between sympathy the peo- and will themselves. Mr. Chamberlain machinery sail with a crew of WAR SEWS SUMMARY. ple shows COmen. sound statesmanship in taking CABINET advantage The OUT. of the on both sides gunnoat Oneida, Lieut. Wm G present, feeling of tho Miller, comamnding, which Atlantic to indicate the great part which was’ the UNITED Illawarra MOVE. yacht of the union jack and the stars and stripes private Boston, mounts four one-pound rapid lire has may play If the two peoples are wise in rille, her cabnet crew, and awaits sailing orders. The entire the new conditions whioh are rapidly FLEET She Spanish AT CURACOA. out tomorrow. The creeping over the world.” may go Lancaster Entire Spanish Ministry Has is also ready for sea. has resigned. Extraordinary Activity at Key The Gussie returns to Key Resigned. West having failed to land FROM-DEWEY. West. arms for the insurgents. Another attempt was made Madrid, May 15, (via Paris.)—All the Purchased Coal and at General Blanco Tries members of the cabinet have re- Another To , Fla., May 18.—This hat to entrap the blockading Spanish Spanish Supplies Entrap will been a Sunday of unusual off signed. Senor Sagasta tonight com- Blockading activity hew squadron Havana, by Squadron. and it is than an municate the situation to the Queen Re- Captured. apparent important out but Port. strategic movement is vessels, will entrust him Venezuelan sending decoy gent, who with the task being planned. Commodore it failed. of forming a new ministry. Watson arrived on the gun- On the Board Associated Press Despatch boat from The Spanish cabinet, which has re- Dolphin the blockading fleet The steamer McCulloch just Boat Kate 02 Hong Kong, May 15.—The United Spencer, Havana, May 14. oH Havana, signed, was composed as follows: Orders came thick and fast States boat —8 p. m., via Key West. Fla., May 15. — has arrived at desptuch Hugh McCulloch, from and Hong Kong President of the Council—Senor Sagasta Captain General Blanco, two hours before Washington the naval station arrived here today from Manila with de- ■v-'.Hhv., authorities with from Dewey Minister of Foreign A Hairs—Senor Gul- sundown tonight, attempted to execute a were instructed to make despatches for the United spatches States govern- ruse, which if successful would have quiok who announces that he has lon. preparations to call the big . ment. She reports that the Spanish gun- cleared the front of Havana of six It is Minister of Justice—Senor Groisard. ships thought that there will be no occa- of coal and has cap- boat Callao from the Caroline The Hears From on that blockading station. islands, and He Is sion to plenty Minister of Finance—Senor Department Dewey begin coaling before Tuesday or Again a Puigcerver. Though clever soheme it was practical- tured a recently entered the port of Manila, being Spanish gunboat. Minister of the Interior—Senor Cap- ly a repetition of the trick by whioh the Wednesday, although it would not be ignorant of the outbreak of hostilities be- The Manila is said depon. gunboat Vicksburg and the little coverted surprising were the work to begin to- populace tween and the United States. An Weil. revenue outter Morrill were last week de- night or tomorrow. to be reduced to horse Minister of War—General Correa. Doing Quite eating American fired across her bows coyed by a fishing smack under the big Minister of Marine—Admiral The ships already in the harbor have Bermejo. Krupp guns of Santa Clara batteries. flesh. and signalled her a demand for her sur- Minister of been ORdered to get up steam without de- Agriculture and Commerce Late this afternoon the ships on the The situation in HavanaTs render. The demand being disregarded, but the officers and of Public Works—Count Xiquena. Havana station were dumbfounded to see lay; say they’aro Ignorant the American 6hlp fired direct at the two steam out of of All the reconcen- Minister of the Colonies—Senor Moret. ships Havana harbor what this may indicate. The an, pitiable. Spanish gunboat and the latter surren- and head east. Dense smoke was steam- The Liberal cabinet under Senor Sagas* Louncement from the north of the com- tradoes are dead. dered. ing like blaok ribbons from their stacks was formed lng of the ta, shortly after the assassina- and a showed that flying squadron, strengthens The Manila Has Not But He Taken glance they were under The boat populace of Manila is reduced to Has the held Spanish tion of Senor Canovas del Castillo, who Capitulated a full head of steam. Bv aid nf trln.aana theory here that a united move, horseflesh and the of re- i error is ar dis- eating prospect Commodore of ment of some kind lviarunique was assassinated on August 8, 1897. Lilly the Mayflower, whioh is being contemplat- was the Cana* Conocte occnmnJ /-a Another Gunboat. flying pennant, made out the ed. The chief --o--- uutuu factor in the situation is abled. uu VZVjLU UOl Spanish The MoCulloch also that larger vessel of the two, whioh was 200 confronted Hugh reports the whereabouts of the i, by the.troubles in and feet and Spanish fleet, The cable at San Juan, the to Rear long about 4500 tens displace- in the Philippine insurgents applied understood to be off the Venezuelan Philippine islands. One of the ment, to be the XII. coast. Admiral his of an at- Alphonso Porto Rico, has been cut Dewey for approval It is contended by first steps taken by Senor Sagasta was to and the small one to be the gunboat by naval men that were taok them the The admi- by upon city. Legazpi, both of which were known to be Cervera's to meet the Sampson’s fleet. recall Qen. Weyler, the then oaptain-gen- squadron detached ral, it appears, approved of the plan, pro- bottled up in Havana harbor. eral of who was succeeded blockading squadron oft Cuba, while Ad- The Maine Cuba, by Gen. At infantry regi- vided no excesses were committed. The first he supposed that they were Blanco. But the situation did The off the are Horse Flesh But There Has miral Sampson’s ships were coaling here not im- People City Eating taking of the absenoe of the ment has been to then that they had no advantage assigned insurgents pleaded a disastrous blow be inflicted; and prove. Spain refused to regard the situ- heavy fighting ships and were making a might at arms', with the exception of machetes to Been I© Pillaging as Fleet Passed Camp George H. Thomas ation from a humanitarian and business- Reported—Sampson's bona fide run for the open sea. As su- it is^believed the plan now under consid- which the admiral perior officer, he replied: immediately signalled eration is to'obviate any such and the like standpoint, and diplomatic rela- at Fast Accounts—The An- the other on the the possibility, Chickamauga artillery “Help yourselves at the Cavite arsenal. Cape Haytien Flying Squadron station, tions with the United States were broken Vicksburg, Annapolis, Wasp, Tecumseh Extraordinary precautions are being battery to Mobile. The of however, has not and Osceola, which were in to city Manila, chored Offf S. C. Bar—The Entire Cab- moving taken for the of West har- off on April 81, last. Even thrn there Charleston, Spanish form a column. The little squadron protection Key will remain at the yet been attacked. About 5000 Spanish moved in toward the Sagasta were rumors of trouble in the Spanish obliquity flying bor, although the rnmor lately ^circulated are the road from inet Has and Will Form a lew One. Spaniards, keeping up a running lire as head of new troops guarding leading Resigned Sagasta here that the fleet is the Spanish cabi- cabinet and after the brilliant vlotory of they went. The Alphonso and her con- Spanish heading thl3 Cavite to Manila. sort circled in shore about live miles be- the United States fleet under way is scouted by the officials. net. It will the Commodore low Havana and after in for prosecute There is no^truth in the reported - running half on the a mile headed back for Morro Castle. war Dewey May 1, situation became FROM SAMPSON’S FLEET. vigorously. sacre of a number of Americans. There Our and the vessels of the more and more strained. The minister mosquito fleet did not follow them in. has only been a inoldent Maria The fleet is still at trifling during Curacao, May 15.—The Spanish Teresa, Vizcaya, % Commander saw the The St. Juan Porto Rico Cable Has Been Spanish of marine, Admiral Bermejo, the minis- Lilly wily Spanish police duty and nobody was hurt, Almirante and Cristobal and the boat ruse and the return was made in fine Cut. Curacoa, Venezuela, where ter of war, Gen. Correa, and especially Oquendo Colon, torpedo f ahead parallel with tbe shore. Com- mander Lilly had not been mistaken. As coal and the minister for the colonies, were repeat- Pluton and Terror, have arrived off the harbor are still here. f the th^y bought pro- WITH SCHLEY’S FLEET. yesterday morning his ships oame abreast of the Santa Clara (Copyrighted 1898,by AssociatedPress. edly attacked in parliament and out of battery, the big guns opened and fired Puerto visions. the Maria Teresa and the were admitted to have * Plata, Domican Republic, May ! Only Vizcaya port. They thirteen shells at a distance of about five it. 15.—All the t and medicines and still remain in ♦ miles. The range was badly judged, as wounded of the United Schley’s flleet anchored off bought coal, provisions port. more than half the shells overshot the WILL BE WAR CABINET. States fleet are doing well. There has The other are outside mark and others fell short, some as much Charleston bar af- Now warships waiting. as a no our yesterday Spanish Ministry Will Not Change Anchored Off Charleston | | mile. been firing by warships since the Squardou Commander Lilly signalled and his fleet ternoon. Policy In This Respect. bombardment of the forts at San Juan t _ _ X stood off shore. McKenzie on the VvWvWV VVV ▼'S’ V V T W V VV f Wf W WWW ** 'rVWW ▼▼ WVVT?? * Vf f Captain 15,—A to Bar WWVVWW of London, May despatch the Yesterday. bridge the Vioksburg, watched the fall de Porto Rico as described by the eorro IMPORTANT NAVAL MOVEMENT. Times from Madrid, whioh will be pub- of the shells, but he considered it useless The of men to be sent will oub statement that the vessel to waste ammunition at spondent of the Associated Press on board lished confirms the Washington, May 15.—The despatches total number had been that distance. Washington, May 15.—Several cable- tomorrow, official de- He news as Gener- definitely located at Martinique where she appeased the desire of the men at the the United States the battle- grams were received at the nial at the that the from Hong Kong brought welcome aggregate probably 13,000 Major flagship, Navy Depart- Spanish capital cabi- was beina dry-docked for repairs. Pos- guns, however, by letting go a final ment this morning from commanders of today from Admiral Dewey to the Presi- al Wesley Merritt who is to command the Iowa. The cable net changes are connected with a peace Charleston, S. C., May 15.—(On board silby the Curacoa despatch should read broadside at the Spanish ships, in ohance connecting San fleets and others were sent in It be made reply. movement. The Times the dent, and particularly to Secretary Long expedition and subsequently Furor instead of Terror. hope of making them pay for their i was stated that the government is now in correspondent flagship Brooklyn, flying squadron, Juan de Porto Rico .with ; the outside and the naval officials who are that as the daring, before they gained the harbor, communication with the several says: off S. four watching military governor, regards squad- Charleston, C., May 15.)—The PREACHERS CENSURED AMERICANS. but they steamed under Morro’s guns un- world has been cut at St. Louis. rons and of more or the Admiral’s movements with so much least which can maintain order in a city developments less “The conclusion to be drawn from the vessels of war, comprising the major touobed, ana as they disappeared fired imjiortance are looked for in the near interest. While no existed like made of discordant The Spanish torpedo gunboat Terror is reorganization that are of the apprehension Manila, up many several shots. Several shots were sent future. In consequence of the they seeking a portion flying squadron,Commodore Oar Method of Making War Not Approved publication as to his nevertheless, reassur- elements. Over ten of Infantry after them at that moment the An- docked at Fort de of an naval peaceable solution of the has anchored off security, regiments by being , Island Important movement, an or- question Schley, Charleston bar, In Havana. which inside the der has ance of safety is always pleasant. The and four batteries of artillery from the napolis, dropped harbor, been issued by Secretary Long for the moment been abandoned, and the nine miles from Charleston oity, at 4.30 consternation of Martinique. that all matters indicate that has lost volunteers have been ordered to concen- probably creating among directing concerning war will be prosecuted o’clook this with no of telegrams Dewey scores of boats on the water front. naval movements be vigorously. afternoon, sign Havana, May 15.— 8.15 p. m.—In all withheld from the none of the in his trate at San Francisco and from there Commander MoKenzle “There was a cabinet the oruisers or boats slid prestige gained thinks, as do press, except such as he himself see prolonged council Spanish torpedo the American of may memorable light of two weeks and and the now in the extreme pulpits today “practice other officers of the fleet, that the Alphon- lit to announce. this afternoon, with the to be this The were ago regulars MAINE TROOPS, dealing oriels in locality. pilots defenceless towns without so has been of her and several that while he refrains from the be taken tho men for the bombarding stripped battery and The President attended church this points were on taking West, will practically dropped at Cape Henry Friday night previous was cen- guns and those used today were only morning and afteiwards had a short con- settled. Senor Sagaeta, though weak in city of Manila he has it practically at his expedition. It is expected notification, severely and the to sea at a temporarily mounted. From the action ference with Secretary Earlier in health, remains president of the council squadron proceeded sured. Those who administered the re- Long. mercy. The Admiral expresses the belief hero that practically all the volunteers of the Krupps, it is evident the Spaniards the day, Secretary lay called for a few of ministers, because the Liberals are in ten-knot squadron speed. At sunset active buke said that towns not to be that the rebels are in the will ought have no cordite and are using ordinary moments. a majority in the chamber and it would were hemming city go. preparations made. Ports were bombarded to or cocoa be inoonvenient to have a the faot that was at the solely destroy property powder. cabinet chief closed with steel covers, battles hatches by land, but he says explioit' Secretary Long Navy De- and to kill or for mere Infantry Regiment Artillery however distinguished, who was not ohief covered. The main batteries of the ships that have made no demonstration several times the people pleasure, and HOW SPANIARDS TELL IT. of the Liberal ly they partment during day party. loaded and men, sent to the guns with pointed out that in the interests of hu- [f want to Four seems to disprove^ thoroughly the pub- and in addition to the despatch from the Madrid, May 15.—1 p. m.—The Im- you get your ministers, Senors Gulon, in structions for a watch to be Assigned. Bermejo night manity International law had provided a from Moret and Xiquena will retire, for lished reports that they had already en- Admiral he authorized the publication of partial today published despatoh Washing- Bone partly kept. that towns must not be bombarded Havana giving another personal reasons and because of tered Manila and had a career of the that the boat Ter- extraordinary partly With all lights extinguished, the squad- begun statement torpedo version of a war It differences on until forces of the wer Spanish episode. says: with one-half the important policies. Senor ron proceeded in a southeasterly direc- bloodshed and The best evidence belonging to the Spanish fleet, was attacking party the labor, trj Sagasta will choose the rapine. ror, “On Friday gunboats Conde de strongest Liberals tion. Towards morning several heavy ready and in condition to assault and and Nueva he can several of of the effectiveness of the blockade main- disabled at Port au Franco, Venadito Espane steamed out Washington, May 15.—With the approv- find; but, the strongest banks were run into and one Martinique. fog during take the towns. of tbe harbor and attacked an American of notably Senor Gamazo, have intimated of these intervals the be- tained by the American Admiral and also The despatch is as follows: al of the secretary war, the following Sterling In of two oruisers and live mat they will not take omce at for political circles, it is said that the squadron auxiliary of is ordered present. came detached. To wait her was of the work of the insurgents around the “Spanish Terror disabled which were outside. The assignment troops by the It is and expected that while cruisers Spanish hoped General partly the reason that was au Americans, pretending that they the who has valuable anchorage city, is shown in the despatches that pro- at Port France, Martinique.” vessels fired twen ty shots and the Ameri- major general commanding army: Correa, qualifications although Commodore Schley com- do not wish the reconcentrados to die of the made, visions are scarce in the of Manila There was a some of cans fired eight, latter retreating ap- To George H. Chicka- for his present post, will remain.” once with city disposition among are Camp Thomas, municated at Washington and starvation, nevertheless ready to kill parently damaged.® Three crowded tugs the whioh seems to indicate to Admiral those who saw this statement to it over a million bv mauga, Ga., 53 regiments infantry, U NO CHANGE IN SITUATION. navy department. regard people their blookade. lollowed the the on of the gunboats, people The only incident trip from Dewey an early surrender by the Spanish with suspicion, suggesting that the report Governor General Blanco is holding a board cheering them. batteries light artillery and one regiment Madrid, May 15—11 p. m.—The cabinet Bonds was the of a series of conferences with the Hampton holding up authorities. Another published report of disability was intended simply as a leading po- and you will use council this evening terminated at half- British steamer that did Dot display its liticians to settle the constitu- refuted and that the definitely It would seem possible that the facts ment of each from Ver- past nine. A minister who was inter- The was sent after her seems also to be by the Admiral’s blind Spanish government tion of Cuba and the of Infantry Maine, flag. Scorpion personnel the upon which the Imparoial’s despatch is no other. viewed on the situation declared her. She is that the rebels'had caused it to be no mont and Massachusetts. that and soon overhauled proved to advices and that \ had spread so that cabinet. It is believed that the original are to be found in the nothing definite hud been decided with based, despatoh Beware of upon be the British steamer Klsie, a load raided where the naval could be made to France on secretaries will be appointed to perma- from the Associated Press boat To Key West, Fla.—One regiment In- Imitations. to as to in the Cavite, Spanish complaint despatoh changes cabinet pending of phosphate rock and bound for Norfolk. nent positions with the of filed at station was and where acoount of the of the boat at a exception Kate Spenoer, Key West today fantry from Massachusetts. a conference between the Queeen She was to There were located, presum- stay Senor the Regent allowed proceed. Dolz, present secretary of pub- and sent out early this morning. Two EPXOXAli MO and Senor Sagasta. incidents of ammunition wdre neutral port. None of the how- To New Orleans—Three regiments in« TICKS. several ludicrous mostly enact- ably large supplies officials, lio works. Spanish ships did steam out of Havana ed OVA? Wrtllld fnrnrACa amcnlirac nn fha nine at night and evidently rising from kept. If the rebels have been supplying According to private advices from Car- harbor and tried to draw some of our fantry; troops cavalry. GLADSTONE’S CONDITION. lack of of the of the American vessels about 10 of J| knowledge nationality VUulUDDXVCD tv lull UlillO IV U1UDU UMTO also made denas, vessels under the guns the heavy To Mobile—19 regiments and seven or subject. Seoretary Long publio our ships, no colors lights being dis- o’olook last Wednesday morning, tried catteries. me ruse was unsuc- Hawarden, 15.—11 p. m.—At this as his de- a which Spanish battalions seven batteries May a swift mer- with the Admiral’s consent, message had been received from to enter the harbor and infantry; heavy DON’T DRAG hour Gladstone's played. On Saturday night that at 2 o’olock cessful, though the Santa Clara Mr. condition shows bows of the West iv. S-Ua. A_• battery and three batteries chantman crossed the Brook- spatch Is originally dated from Cavite, Key telling of the United States some aimed shells at our light artillery and around on no percoptible achange. sent badly ships Carpet GREEN GRASS the big warship turned vessels succeeded in The three AM» liusTY lyn. Suddenly indicating that he is still in possess’on. vessel Unoas in command of Captain entering. Span- which replied by driving the two Span- troops cavalry,including: One regi< GROUND to hare them on her Instantly every light ish gunboat Antonio Lopez fired the first Havana. half side-lights. The satisfaction here Brainard. She Is bound for some iards back into ment infantry, one battery light and two beaten by hand. SAMPSON PASSES CAPE HAYTIEN on the merchantman went out and she greatest prevails point shot from the Zuluota wharf and the gun- The American report, however, says the batteries a run that she over the good work being done and the In Cuba with a view to the ra- and Alerta heavy artillery from Connecti Haytien, Republic of made evidently expecting securing boats Ligeria answered the Spanish vessels engaged were the Alfonso Cape Hayti, May had encountered the No at- of main- two fire directed at them. The cut; one battery heavy artillery from Our and Machine 15.—The L. S. boat Porter Spanish. effectiveness the blockade being lease of American prisoners under a American XII. and the Legaspi, a cruiser and a Beating Steaming torpedo and her Maine; one regiment .infantry and one which tempt was made to undeceive and it is him. in vessels fired at the military commander’s which have been blockaded does the work cleaner and without the the storeship Supply, have been tained by flag of truce, exohange for Spanish gunboat, in battery heavy artillery from Massachm here have sailed expeoted that she will report having seen headquarters, the city hall and the harbor. wear and tear of waiting orders, to join Tho as out Secretary held by this Havana one from out of date methods. a hostile fleet. Sunday morning a. schoon- despatch given by prisoners government. The Spanish casino. setts; regiment infantry Rhode. No extra Admiral Sampson’s squadron. Island. charge for er on the horizon bearing north towards Long, is as follows: statement given out by the on Over all the buildings the WELL steamiug. The squadron passed Cape Haytien to- Secretary Spanish flag CANARIES FORTIFIED. To the caught sight of the was hoisted. The Americans fired Washington, I). C. —Twenty regi» It whether it will turn ships, suddenly Cavite 13tli, Hong Kong, 15th—Main- the subject was as follows; 400 day. is.uncertain her dis- shots. One shell fell in the ments and one battalion infantry, ln< io the squadron and, reversing position, strict blookade. Reason Zuleta ware- City Dye House and southward meet Spanish fleet or taining ttybelieve S. Uncas 'left ho Not Intend to f.ose ono CnQTEQ’Q F"re»t from view. Tho fleet bad splen- the S., Key West house where many reconcentrados Spaniards These eluding regiment from Massachu- I U O 1 L n O Carpet go first to Key West. appeared that rebels are hemming in the city .'^Tlie'lJ. were J'rain Cleansing a smooth sha. The before midnight last with tho Islands. setts. Works, did weather and by land, made no demonstra- shortly night living, igniting building, but the to West behave saved women To Tampa, Fla.—Thirteen regiraenti squadron has been ordered Key tion. Scarcity of provisions in Manila. instructions to send flng of truce, with re- firemen the and children No. 18 Preble St., opp. Preble House. CAUSED A SENSATION. and sails will from the flames. Other shells fell of infantry. tonight. Probable that tho Spanish governor gard to exchange of prisoners.” near 15.—The British __ the the Southampton. May To San Francisco—Nine regiments and inP’Kid Oloves Cleansed Every Day. be obliged to surrender soon. Can tako military hospital, Spanish casino 16.—The Rt. Hon. At the State and War Departments“the the steamer Gaul, from Table on five battalions of infantry; two London, May Joseph ARTILLERY RECRUITS. Manila at any moment. Climate hot and und the Otoro theatre, principal drug Bay April light Chamberlain’s speech in ofiiolals were on hand in of the store in the and near via and two heavy batteries of artillery. Birmingham 1000 moist. On May 12 gunboat many city many private 23, for this port Teneriffe. Canary last has caused a great sensation New York, May 15.—About regu- captured residences. Tho evening Callao to run blookade. Have bureaus for the part of the bombardment lasted for arrived here and has increased the lars, mostly recruits, gathered within attempting greater day islands, today. She left everywhere, feel- coal. one French, two hours, the Americans finally retreat- the last lew left Fort plenty One British, and Assistant on ing of uneasiness on the stock weeks, Slocum, here Secretary Day Secretaries toward Diana. Teneriffe May 9, and on that day mar- The is the exchange. for the two Gorman, one vessels ing Gayo Royal highest grade baking powder j War rumors were New Rochelle today points along Japanese Adee and Uridlor were at their All were declared on SPRING FOOTWEAR. freely circulated, and desks. the wounded assisted by the tial law was the island. known. Actual tests show it goes one- a eastern coast. The men went by boat. observing. member of the is he no Red Cross Mr. government roported to DEWEY. Secretary Day said that had im- society. Irivas, the man- A Capt. OTlonogliue.one of the passen- third further than any other brand. to have war between France and They are to be distributed commands (Signed) Great ager of tho Cardenal railway, ordered all who is on now at between New Roch- portant news to communicate to the gers on board, his way to join Britain within a month. fortifications The officials ail possible trains on to remove the You will want some new footwear are making duty people from the , said there were Mr. Chamberlain’s remarks have elle and Portland. Ad- press, nor had he any comment to make tho town to the been haste to rush troops to supplement Progeso sugar plantation. 7000 troops at Teneriffe, of which number ana we have received a lot interpreted as a prediction that grave in- on tho advices from Madrid of the The losses were two killed and seventeen just large GIRL MISSING. miral forces so that if the Span- telling 1000 are artillery men. He adds that 800 ternational are and MAINE Dewey’s wounded. complications ahead, the form- resignations of the entire Spanish engineers and 0000 men are working day of the latest in Russet his references to the possibility of an ish government does surrender, Tho steamer styles Boston, May 15.—Sadie Baxter, a 17- Corbin’s Spanish Montserrat left and night throwing up breastworks and Anglo-American alliance were T. upon the small ministry. In Adjutant General on the 6th for generally year-old daughter of George Baxter, a er will not bo dependent Cienfusgos Spain. bastions to double the strength of the it will indorsed. The of the war action de and Black which pay you majority London lumber dealer at Belfast, Me., has been of marines which he can illy office, department, important Marquis Cornelias, general manager fortifications at all vulnerable of number of point-. newspapers cordially,' approve his ut- to the Boston police as in the troops to the Spanish Trans-atlantio it reported being from his but will have the assignment of volunteer company The oaptain says would require a to examine before your se- terances, while the following extraots Her father is in this spare ships? gave Captain Deschamps, her making missing. city now the various was taken commander strong fleet to taka the island He be- from the are even assistance of soldiors in holding his mobilizing points for saved the provincial press more searching for her. $10,000 having ship and hor lieves the waters of the harbor are not lection. See our latest out significant. and robust order. It is during the The order of assignment important cargo. tiling Sadie is a pretty girl. The position and maintaining day. mined and says the Spanish soldiers are The Mr. shows Birmingham Post, Chamber- cause for her running away from that the of that there has been some change and as a lain’s home confidently hoped here, City of excellent physique line body in low cut shoes in russet and organ, says: ‘‘Two nations are is to have been a asserted rebuke for re- as a the volunteers of men as he has ever seen. A 1200-ton already at and Mr. Pekin, chartered transport vessel regarding points to which COLLIER LEBANON SAILS war,' Chamberlain maining away from home all night after shall TODAY. vessel loaded with ammunition had black for Gents’ and Ladies’ wear. foresees that circumstances to clear from San Francisoo he sent, as a of them go to jnst may arise from her will bo able portion her as the Gaul sailed. which getting permission parents to Boston, May 15.—The U. S. discharged cargo may involve other nations in a attend a dance. The dance was time to be followed in while thoso who will come collier no Wednes- in a very short Chiokamouga the first vessel There were signs of Spanish war- perhaps still more serious struggle. to Lebanon, fitted out at the His day evening. Thursday morning, when the- other Washington are less ten thousand at Teneriff. allusions to America drew the rapid succession by three ships by navy yard for the war as a coal ship, will ships utmost she returned home she was and than was enthusiasm from the chided, tor a similar service. originally to this city. steam out of the harbor tomorrow, audience, and re- thereupon she planned to run engaged assigned carry- PASSED THROUGH CHARLESTON. flects the awuy only coal enough for her own tester & spirit, not only of the meeting, While her parents were The Pekin can carry one thousand men, ing bunk- mcdowell, but of the visiting friends ers. Sho it is S. whole British race.” she made her with the the will, said, proceed to Charleston, O., May 15.—Eight trains The departure, taking with her which marines aboard NOTE. Chesapeake Bay and load for 529 Congress Brown Block. Yorkshire Post remarks: ‘‘The $30. She was traced to Key West. bearing the engineer corps and the St, of Rockland, where just about to sail be con- The commandant has rushed work may7 duty the moment imposes upon us she took a train for Charleston will on Seventy-first New York and Seventh dtfistp Brunswick There Tho statement that the boat from the first the obligations of a neutral siderable assistance to but torpedo the Lebanon day she came Massachusetts regiments passed power, but it is believed she mado connections in tho Admiral, Terror is through can an with the squadron of into his charge. She is equipped with Charleston for via the At- nothing prevent interchange of this direction, far from the n urn bet whioh he will need. Admiral Cervera Tampa today conflicts witA a previ- four 6-pound rapid fire guns and hoisting lantic coast line and the Plant system. NEW of a NOT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS., ADVERTISEMENTS. quested by him, the representative thlT^m1nrnvkh»0Wn' 14 ‘a expected that UNTIL THURSDAY. | i, nation, immediately interested Used Rs * bu3<) of IHINGS. FliiR THE «ERMffi. friendly FOUND NO CUBANS. the 3UP' TALKERS HATE in it,, and in conclusion he uses this nn- pl!esPfor flCt State Executive ‘With \ No news of the Department Moving mistakeable language: reported ot the cruiser capture Accustomed “This line, imposed by the oustoms au- auxiliary the Deliberation. Amerioan line Sale, formerly thorities of Mtragoane will not be paid by steamer Paris hM been and in the event of vessel reoeived here and the Sir. Clyde, any report is discredited. Augusta, May 16.—Bight companies of belonging to the Clyde line being seized War Vessels Senators to Discuss War the Second returned home Satur- Emperor’s Have Sound- and held for the payment of this sum, I How the Oussie Expedition RECONOENTRADQes DEAD- Loquacious regiment shall demand its instant release and shall day afternoon and two more will go Mon- claim sufficient damages from the The Situation at Bill. ed Haytien Harbors. To Land Arms. Havana is Raid To Be Revenue day. The remaining two companies will Haytien government to oover the loss sus- ® j*s Pitiable. from the which has been tained by Clyde & Co., or that they suffer heavy battery, by its detention. This indemnity I shall ordered to Mobile when ready for duty. demand prompt payment. With this, sir, (Copyright 1899 by the The equipping of the First Maine I desire you to understand that the inci- Associated Press.) TWO WEEKS OR IN CASE OF GENERAL CONFLICT Key West, 15.—The steamer WILL WANT MORE volunteers will be rapidly completed, and dent is closed, so far as this legation Is Fla., May Key West, Fla., May 15—The conditions Gussle which on 10 with leave for GERMANY SEIZE ISLANDS. concerned." left Tampa May in TO AIR IDEAS. they'will probably Chlckamauga MIGHT * Havana, resulting from the blockade, To this ultimatum, decidedly brusque two companies of the First infantry on 6000 people witnessed We are now are being gradually out in Thursday. Fully ready to show our New as it is in its terms, Mr. Powell does not board brought by in charge of 7000 rifles and 200,000 obtained from dress parade and the grand review at 2.80 expeot any answer. Nor does he expeot formation Ashing smacks round" of intended for the p. afternoon. Governor and line of that the Clyde company or the American ammunition, and other small vessels captured off the m., Sunday NEGLIGEE and FANCY will ever hear official- in the of Pinar del to Restore Bond Issue Clause Mrs. Powers were Germans Heartily Disliked in the Little government again insurgents province coast. Proposition presents. from the about ly Haytien government Rio, remained off the coast of Cuba Will Probably Prevail In the End—The SHIRTS for this season. Republic—Rig Concessions Recently the Navalioe olaim. It will probably be Affairs at Havana now appear to be SPAIN NOT PLEASED. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, con- Financial Made to Americans and Aid Would Un- allowed to drop into oblivion without worse than at any time since the Weyler Entire Question Involved the further ado. But in the event of any voyed by auxiliary gunboat Manning, The doubtedly lie Expected From This regime. fishermen, who at first to an Extent, Doesn't Dike the Idea of an Alliance lie- Our opinion Is, that it is by far the. choicest physical attempt being made to enforce in a vain attempt to land her cargo. braved the blookade for the selection that we have ever shown. The most Country. the fine imposed at Miragone, Mr. Powell J. high price tween America and. England. Captain H. Dorst of the staff of Gen- in Washington, May 15.—The war revenue of them are confined the is firmly determined to send at once for which fish brought Havana, now run styles, make and fit Is eral Miles and United States bill will occupy the attention of the Sen- and we are (Correspondence of the Associated Press,) an Americau man-of-war and the objeot formerly the risk not for money, but for the food the best, deslrtous of showing them the attache at this week almost to the Madrid, May 16.—Noon.—Spain is not nuarp nru» In Portlunfl irlu. l. _& n_ lesson to which Haytien government military Vienna, headed the which obtain from the sea. A num- ate exclusion of Port au Prince, May 8.—German war- they was subjected some years ago when the expedition, which returned here this ber of these men have been at other business,land there is no pleased with the utterances on'the subject goods to buy. Wo have the exclusive sale in in captured probabili- ships sometime ago made soundings with shotted under times various of of NOVrcs Philadelphia guns, morning. Her who different by vessels of the that the bill oan be of the possibility of an alliance between Portland the I'.no-, shikts, of Port an Admiral Walker, rescued the commander, appeared fleet, all of ty disposed dnrlng the principal ports Hayti, Haytien blockading nearly them being the United States and Great Britain. whose name Is a synonym of all that Is most from the harbor of Port au to be much crestfallen, failed to been the week, The indications are for a two the Mole St. Nioholas, Cape Queen Prince, having released after having questioned by excellent In Shirt Wear. Prince, be The all debate and The ambassador at London, may repeated. Haytiens, how- accomplish the mission entrusted to him, our officers. They unite in picturing weeks’ there is no assurance Spanish Hayti, Jeremie and Jacmel. What Ger- after their bitter Our Show Window at present time is a good ever, experience with refused to discuss the matter ad- the atataof things at Havana as being that it will be concluded within that Count Rascon, telegraphed an extract of undertake to do in this the Germans are not to invite beyond Indicator of what we carry in Negligee Shirts. many might part likely any- iffiihe extreme. The Associated of time. the recent of Mr. Chamber- on the mitting the failure and the Gussle pitiable The opponents of the bill speech Joseph We also make these to measure in the event of a thing of the kind part of the saying Press boat Kate has ppriod goods and of the world, general dispatch Spencer, lain, the Bri tish of for Americans who they hold just now in yet will return to Tampa, Fla. seouredthe:facts obtainable along the disavow any intention to unnecessarily Secretary States can show you an immense line of samples to oooiiict, a” dread of which Lit 1 Salisbury the colonies at more wholesome respect. Previous to leaving waters, the blocked the latest news being ob- dMajr^the perfection’df!%his legislation; Birmingham on Friday select from. said to hav6 in a recent CuhS^., isag4ine, is expressed two captures made the do last to Senor the minister Dorst expeditionary force bad a skirmish tained through by but they not conceal their purpose of evening Gullon, is a that is PRAIRIE’S TARGET PRACTICE- Maohlas whioh has speech, question occupying with United States gunboat time to for foreign who con- Spanish oavalry near U&banas, 15 here for the first time since taking present their views on the affairs, immediately the attention of the public men of Huyti. just returned ferred on the mileS west of HavaDa, wherban the making the various questions involved and it looks as subjeot with the premier, Well informed hore Cause of Yesterday’s New England Coast attempt blockade opened, longest foreigners residing was made vessels off Cuba. Senor with the result to land part of the cargo. On service of any blookading il it would be impossible tor them to do Sagasta, that the do not doubt that if America were levelled Alarm. The Machias caught two fishing boats latter Friday morning Captain Dorst abandoned this within less time than two weeks. requested the minister for foreign HASKELL & a Deiore ner return nore. JONES, on one side, would send fleet off just Germany the at that Havana, The affairs for a more detailed aocount of Mr. attempt point and steamed Americans offered the fisnermen principal portion of the debate will to seize the island. Local German trad- Provincetown, Mass., May 15.—A re- eastward to They Chamberlain’s where an as the remarks. Consequently, Matanzas, arrange- money for part of their fish, thp fish be on report of the Republican mem- the ers cherish this Their reached here at noon today that ment had been made foreign minister cabled to Count Glothers ferevently hope. port with the on board. But the Tailors, Manufacturing insurgents were needed fishermen bers of the committee in favor of restor- con lor & tuner had been heard off Chatham to send supplies ashore at Point a report of the speech. feeling against the Haytiens since the heavy firing May demurred at taking money, saying they it is mile or so east of the entrance of the and ing the bond provisions. The probabilities l'his» UDderstood, has been re- Lueders incident has been intense; and and Nantucket. The San Franoisco whloh preferred to have bread, adding that and the umuui. mo uuBBio auu ner this ceived, Spanish ministers were to And Men’s yes- thev were desperately hungry. are that proposition will prevail if Furnishings. so for as a volatile Is of was In the harbor, immediately put to steamed in discuss it at their people capable terday morning, under about When as to the prevalence of Skn «xroT» onnHn 11 no kl.t. i,..H a.. meeting today mayl6dMon,Wed,Fri and when well down the met two miles off shore when the questioned Spain, it is reported upon authori- cherishing old scores, \ the animosity is sea, Cape rattle of fever at Havana, the fishermen good from a yellow be reached upon it, there will be a ty, will draw the attention of the rAP.inrnr.fifp.H. Of all fil\A mftKtfirs nf vhs- the Prairie on her to this from musketry considerable force of little sickness at the Cuban great powers way port said there was to the of the Spanish soldiers, conoeaied behind un- there was much deal of talk for a nd against it. transoendency suggested sels to the Germans a cruise to seaward. Commander Train oapitol, but, they added, alliance coining Haytien ports derbush ashore warned them that they entire Anglo-American with respect to starvation, thereconoentradoes, they said, The financial question will be in- interests. treat the native port officers and steve- of the Prairie reported that the ship had would receive a lively welcome if they have been European are nearly all dead or expelled volved to an and The landed. The Spanish troops seemed to extent, probably most of Spanish newsapapers and the dores with the least consideration; often target practioe off Chatham. from the city to die in the suburbs. This have been furnished with Information of the Senators who the bond issue politiolans here of all oJassBS disouss Mr. 'the wonder On the down the the San with other from Havana, opposed with unconcealed contempt, way cape the at both agrees reports Chamberlain’s speech most contemplated landing points. and Matauzas, to the effect that the will be heard before the conclusion of the angrily. iB that their attitude does not oftener pro- Francisco held up the Gate City of the After this second failure, The Liberal, referring to tho suggested Captain Spanish authorities on the departure Of disousslon. The Republican Senators voke conflicts. If walk the streets Savannah with two shots aoross Dorst decided to abandon the attempt to ail Anglo-Saxon allianoe, says: “If an alli- you line, the American consul seized the relief are averse to a dis- land the arms and ammunition and re- generally prolonged ance defensive and offensive is signed, here and a lower class hurls after you a her bow. The captain of the latter boat supplies and applied them to the uses of oussion, but the Democrats and Silver turned to Key West, where, as the same day the general conflagration certain epithet, you may be sure it is be- also the of the already the army. The Spaniards then drove the say it will be for REMENYI FELL DEAD. M OAN GETNO MONEY. reported firing. Reports cabled, he arrived this morning. A more Republicans necessary will burst out which has been so cause of the ill-will toward the Germans reconcentrados into the desolated sections to and defend their long firing came from many points along the lot of than those them explain position. suppressed by the powers, on Yet the disgusted troopers of between the coast towns anti not general principles. and created the excitement the country, Senators Allison will open the debate “An Great Artist Old As It Was Capo greatest aboard the Gussie it would bo hard to de- Anglo-American union will be Played Glory Germans are by far the most numerous in this town until the two came in and the insurgent lines, the regions on Monday with a statement on behalf of Department Unable to Pay Naval ships find. faced by Russia and with their Sever Krigade of traders here, it be that this • scribed Senator Prootor and others as members of Germany Played Before Just Before End class may iate in the afternoon. The Prairie was of by tho Republican the committee and our western do with tho of Soon after the arrival the Gussie, and desolate to allies, and eastern posses- Men. has not a little to action on her from New York to Boston to being too barren support on flnanoes and he will be followed Came. way Captain Dorst was rowed ashore and re- by sions now on fire will be an the in conceding tho ful.’ill- some Democratic members of the insignificant government join the mosquito fleet and was off the failure of his grasshoppers. com- episode with the of article 5 of the of the ported expedition by In this feature of the situation Semtor oompared conflagration mont treaty Provincetown Saturday morning when Matauzas mittee, probably Jones. Beyond in South Africa to cable to the war department. India, and China.” Boston, May 15.—The Heralu will United States, granting Americans the seaward is equally distressing. this there is no data upon which to base a San Francisco, May 15.—Edouard say Colombia",bound signalled Naval officers here say that if The Imparcial contrasts the speech of the some commercial rights as that en- her. Tho Prairie started af- Captain The fishermen who have been brought statement of the probabilities. It is who has held enchanted tomorrow: accordingly Dorst had seoured the cooperation of quite Mr. Chamberlain with the reported action Remenyi, royalty bv the Xlaytiens. the Columbia. here are mostly soon reconciled to capture certain, however, that there will be no It is that some of joyed ter ; some of the squadron at of' the orew ofj tho French cruiser and has enthralled fashionable audiences likely the offioers of However this ma.v be, it is certain that ships biookading whioh means food and decent treatment. dearth of nor of ALARM AT PROVINCETOWN. the selected for the the speechmaking: speech Admiral Kigualt de Genouilly in after- the Massachusetts Naval Militia will send the concessions will involve the Haytien point landing, They say that if the blookade continues makers. cheering all over the world, fell dead this Spanish ashore could have been for Spain after the bombardment of San in their in vexatious difficulties with Provincetown, Mass., May 15.—The troops much longer bread riots must follow in noon at the theatre in this oity. resignations today and refnse to government shelled and'a way would have been Juan de Porto Rico, which was wit- Orpheum other nations unless it does the same by Uuitod States cruiser San Francisco all the large towns. Finally, the fisher- in this serve longer on the of the cleared for the of the soldiers HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION. nessed by that vessel as It was Remenyi’s first appearanoe ships regular VvhotherM. Brutus St. anchor at 12 15 and landing men say that certain of the most being indicative them. Victor, weighed p. m., passed desper- of a unless action is has and the cargo they had in charge. ate of the threaten to burn Ha- This the Proposition House Will Consider coming great war in Europe against city on the vaudeville stage, as the artist navy prompt takeD. the able ministsr of icieign affairs, Raco Point at 12.55, heading in the direc- Spaniards the The United States gnnboat Machias, Anglo-Saxons. with tumutuous the very all these looked so far ahead ae this, I cannot say, tion in which the firing off Cape Cod re vana or blow the city up in the event of This Week. appeared and was greeted □►“At first, of; men,” which was lying off Matanzas on Friday though it is only reasonable to assume ported by the signal stations was heard the authorities deoiding to capitulate to he bowed his said one offioer, “stepped to the front ana night, that signal we.e 15.—The most notable MAGGIE LORD’S PARTY. applause, acknowledgment that he has. this morning. It jras exactly five minutes reported lights the American forces. Washington, May seen ashore east of Point Sabilla and and seemed immensely pleased at the re- freely and gladly offsred their bumble By tho concession to the Americans, after tho officer Who had communicated event in the House proceedings of the sums her officers say they believe the It him. He had two or services. will lose about faO.OOO In a with the shore, aboard and qt DISHEARTENED IN HAVANA. Broke Up When She Threw a ception given played Hayti stepped ship insurgents, ascertained that the present week.will be the introduction of Lighted year in revenue. In order to afford to delivered his information to Commodore having three classical and had answered “Many of the offioers have given their rendezvous at Point Maya had been dis- the resolutions providing for the annexa- I,amp at Her Brothers. pieoes, treat other foreigners with like liberality, Howell, before the San Francisco was un- and Soldiers in entire time and attention to the duties covered the desired a People Blockaded Cities to an encore with the most familiar “Old she mast devise new taxation. It looks der Great excitement here by enemy, landing tion of Hawaii. The committee on way. prevails to be foreign It aboard the Minnesota and the monitors made at another point. Gut Captain Discouraged. There was a Remenyi as if inspired. very much as if, counting upon the pro- owing to the quick movement of the ship. affairs, decided to report the very un-Sabbath Glory” played Dorst held to his orginal plans and (found favorably seemed as if he knew this was to be the Catsklll and Almost all of them tection of the United States in case of Mass like at the house of Lehigh. Highland Light, ,Hay 15.—Heavy the Spanish troops awaiting him. resolutions and wyi do so probably on gathering Mrs. culmination of his oareer and he had de- need, tho foreign minister expected to which was heard southeast of 15.—The being in business, they have suffered firing, Cape Captain Dorst says the failure of the Kingston, Jamaloa, May A of the Maggie Lord at 163 Lincoln street last termined that his final appearance should refuse an equal concession to other na- Tuesday. very large majority much loss. Cod this morning, ceased about 11.15 w'as due to the fact that the French cruiser from Havana on He rose to financial They have been on the that the of expedition Fulton, evening, and as a Mrs. Lord’s mark his greatest triumph. tions ground treaty a. Republicans and, it is claimed, fifteen result, to make some and to en- m. Cubans were unable to meet the here the occasion and his 3,000 obliged outlay, 1864 is each party mak- landing May 8, arrived yesterday and landed Democratic members favor the brothers, John and Peter are magnificently purclyrreolprocal, The cruiser San Francisco passed here at the rendezvous and the Ameri- proposition Riley at the his gage men to take their places in business a return for party auditors, as Remenyi approached ing to the other specido spec- 88 at the station. and would like to take immediate Maine besides their mess at 1.30 o’clock this afternoon at full cans could not land with no one refugees quarantine action, General hospital suffering from rose with furnishing aboard ship. ial But such an ex- supplies but consideration will be climax, literally him, leaving privileges granted. She met the auxiliary cruiser The Fulton will now to postponed like- several They have received no state pay nor have have force if the speed. to receive them. proceed Santiago burns about the faoe, neok and their seats in their excitement, complete- cuse is likely to little Yankee seven miles east of the ly until after this week. It is urged by received from the light. The for a land- de with for the French carried his achievement. they any money nation- West Indies waters become the principal arrangements making Cuba, provisions those who immediate considera- hands, Joseph Jordan and Lizzie ly away by al The vessels exchanged signals and a few at Cabanas were made ton oppose Thorpe, music ceased the house was government. a war. ing days ago cabled When the naval battlefield in general minutes later both consnl there, who ihas to^Klngs- tion that the passage of the resolution two more guests, are detained at the “Almost all of them have taken their discharged guns. by Captain Dorst with General Delagdo with a torrent of bravos. The ap- One would say that ultimatums ad- and at 2.15 ton that foodffce sent to now, would complioato the situation as swept examinations and They started north o’clock in command of the insurgent forces in requesting him polioe station to answer to the oharge of plause was almost deafening and con- passed favorably, and dressed to the Haytien government tickle In that direction. respects the revenue bill and would delay all to were steaming slowly the of Pinar del Bio, and the and announcing that famine ^prices pre- drunkenness while Mrs. tinued for several minutes. Remenyi and expeoted reasonably enough receive its sense of importance, and are a luxury province the of the latter. Lord, herself, their to ba landed near Matanzas were greatly passage Speaker E. S. Rosner, came commissions In the regular service, ou. Minister Powell supplies vail at de Cuba. his accompanyist, that it dotes gave Santiago Reed and Representative Dingley are op- and one William Harnett, are fugitives but the commissions have not arrived. 48 hours in which to OHIO TROOPS ARRIVE. to be conveyed to General Gomez by a forward and in response to another burst yet the foreign office It from what the officers of the to annexation as a proposition, and from Nslther has word of them come foroe of insurgents enoamped three miles anpears posed justice, and have not at present been of the great Remenyi com- from signify its intention of carrying out the 15.—The first the latter is to passage applause, Chattanooga, Tenn., May back from the ooast line. Both the Fulton say that the populace and soldiers especially opposed located the menced to “delbes Flzzlcati.” He Washington. of tho treaty of 1864. With of Ohio volunteers. of the measure before action the by police. play of provisions regiment cavalry, 5U0 Cuban were upon a few barts of the “Many the men of the brigade have he has to a parties unable, apparently to at Havana are'disheartened by the block- The at first was had just completed equal emphasis just replied men and arrived here from Cin- revenue bill is taken. gathering peaceful been mustered into the service are horses, appear at the rendezvous owing to the difficult when he leaned forward and communication of M. Brutus St. Victor, cinnati at 10.30 o’clock this The ade and the improbability of any succor On Wednesday the banking and cur- but the war waxed lingering full man-of-wars’-men. morning. aotlvity of the enough, spirit strong as if to to one of the musicians in fledged the foreign minister on the of a on Spaniards. committee will speak subject special trains which the troops arrived Dorst is convinced that the reaohing the oity. On the other hand, a rency present, pursuant as the and his He “Of course, it is not the intention of on the Captain evening progressed, events the orchestra, continuing pieoe. line illegally levied Clyde steam- were at once taken to to the vote concluded Saturday, a gen- these officers to from the naval Chickamauga, have a of com- American invading army is expect- reaohed a culmination seemed to pause for a moment and then resign er Navahce, formerly tho Thuringia. where th3 went into The Spaniards good system great eral and bill, but it is about midnight, regiment camp. munication the coast and can banking ourrenoy on his faoe. One of brigade. They will simply resign from The the Nava toe was along they ed to land in Cuba slowly fell forward charge against Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis shortly. understood that it will not be considered when in a spirit of sisterly their volunteer on the quickly mass enough troops to prevent The of playfulness, the musicians caught him just before he present posts of a technical character and was railroad has 24 trains of 20 cars eaoh prioes imported iood, salt, meal, this week. Final action cur- Mrs. Lord a and oraft.” purely the of a small such as the upon any grabbed lighted lamp touched the and him auxiliary no doubt concocted the lower landing force, fish and flour, are steadily mounting at mensurs at this session seems hurled it at her stage prevented simply by filled with western troops scheduled to cue rency im- brothers with the speed he commanded, and the captain be- bat are to be had from rolling off. He was carried from the officer of the customs for the sake of a arrive Havana, vegetables probable. Of the appropriation bills in of a shell from a thirteen inch gun. This tonight. lieves the way arms and ammunition is no and were MORE BAD SHOOTING. possible division of spoil. The Thuringia only there In plenty and there probabili- some has been made ha tomb burst stage physicians immediately can bo sent to the is to land conference, progress stily improvised petroleum but the musioian was insurgents of the until summoned, aged — brought to the port of Miragene three bar- DEATH OF A SEAMAN. ty troops iaotually starving upon the sundry civil" and post office when it struok the men. and the oil Key West, Fla.. May 15. A correspond them under cover of warships with guns the from the land side. past medical aid. The dootors worked rels of merchandise, the marks of which city isibeieagured measures and one or both may be re- which was scattered all over them took ent attached to the squadron blockading 15.—11.08 a. m.—Ernest sufficient to beat off any attaok. ar- him for some but their efforts did not with those Key West, May The British troopship Dilivara has there is a tc fire. succeeded in upon time, who was an exactly correspond The the which though disposition They extinguishing the Clenfuegos, eyewitness of the The was one of the American seamen captain says company rived there from Halifax with the Lein- were futile. on tho manifest. correct duty Suntzenech, Sorted,elay them in conference until the reve- flames finally, but Dot nntil they were so fight which took place Wednesday, sent wounded at last landed through the surf at Cabanas had a ster Remenyi had seemed overwhelmed at paid on them, however. Nevertheless, CieDfuegos Thursday, regiment. nue bill is well under way in the Senate. badly burned that the police were obliged these hastily written noteB: died at the marine here narrow escape. Soldiers Were fired npon There is no communication with Bar- the great given him. After on 18, lost, tho customs ohlef at hospital yester- The House committee is to take them to the Of the re- reception “Two boats from the Nashville and two July concealed in practically ready hospital. a a and was buried today. He by Spanish cavalry the St. Ylnoent and the playing his first selection be said to Glragonc formulated complaint against day evening badoes, Demerara, to report the general deficiency hill and mainder of the party, the Thorpe woman from the Marblehead, commanded by was a first-class seaman and tangled underbush and the fire was re- cable between Vincent and St. friend behind the the vessel, it is alleged by the Clyde apprentice St. Lucia may bring it in this week. A bill tc and Jordan were arrested, while Mrs. stage: Lieut Winslow of the detailed to the U. S. cruiser Marblehead. plied to with the result that one Spanish a wonderful audience; Nashville, officers that he had previously endeavored bolonged having been out, as.already reported. establish a labor commission Lord and Harnett made their as “Wonderful; to and cut cables off officer and three men were hit. one non-partisan escape pick up Cienfuegoa. a considerable Iroro He was shot through the left leg in a Only wonderful; a great people.” to obtain gratuity to study problems with a view to suggest- has been said. • The boats were at work within 50 yards boat, while in cutting the oable man on the. American side was wounded. Rifl nlftvinCT nf 44