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e-- -v mosesooawaosrniWera.dj ..ege- No. 13,811. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1897-FOURTEEN PAGES. TWO CENTS. ium. that service the plications that surrounded the present condition of affairs in Cuba. unwarranted criticisms thtt have gone AWAITED WITH INTEREST He TO UNIFY ALL FORCES out to the world will be speedily correct- IN PRISON CAMPS W. J. CALHOUN IS BACK replied: ed.. "They are just as I predlcted in my re- ENDS IN TRAGEDY ports a quarter of a century ago. Sprin General Axilne spent Sunday in Urbana, will and there called on Mrs. Leonard have to make concessloun, the same whije How the Rural ofCuba is The 0oming Diwcios in the Seate on the as England did to her colo-iis. The Cu- Object of ailver Confer- and assured her that Captain Leonard Population 11ans must be Republican would be There is no feeling Special to Cuba Reached New allowed to make their own Chad E. Barber Attempt. Madier protected. the Herded. Envoy laws and have entire contral of the ex- to in against the members of Company D, penditure of their finance." eno- About Meet Ohicago. people generally believing that they only York This Morning. and cOmmita seide. obeyed orders, but Captain Leonard has CONFERENCE THE PRESKDENT been severely censured for giving the or- What Membere at the Ways and W"TEJ ders to fire on the mob, and it was wel SYLTIC EER OF A PEOPLE Means Committee Say-Wil Lekf== Forward to the Arravaal o for him that he was out of town while the Fight Mr. 17101aL ORWHIZATOI TO FORt againts him was At its height. WOULD IOT DISCUSS UiX Calhout. indignation the Finance Oesmittee's Rates. CE The White House will be the center of interest MUE. BARRIOS TO RETURN. tomorrow, inasmuch as Commis- Will -Act as Moderator Between Result of the Concentration Order sioner Calhoun is expected to reach Wash- With Her Husband Members of the ways and means commit- Lee's Holds ington within the next few hours and to His Own Life Ended a Shot Will Share Honors Report Spain Respon- almost by Other Silver Forces. in Gautemala. of General Weyler. tee in the House are watching with a great immaediately visit the President, to SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Mme. Bar- deal of interest the approach of the discus- sible for Doctor's Death. unfold to him some of the particulars of Through the He@d rios, who is at present staying at San sion upon the sugar schedile of the tariff his trip to Cuba. How soon after the con- to her home in bill in the Senate. There is considerable ference between the cominlssloner and the Rafael, will soon return THE PESTILENCE OF GUINES President TO FIGHT HANNA IN OHIO Guatemala, to share the honors and labors speculation among them as to' the outcome TO REACH will there be developments is not with her husband. She of the vote upon this schedule and HERE TOMORROW known. It is not officially suggested that PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR of the dictatorship opinion the is at suffering from a severe at- is divided. Some think that the duties pro- President will take action immediately present From The Star's Rpecial Gwrespondent. upon his return Special )Ispateh to The liening Star. tack of nervous Her husband's posed by the Senate committee on finance from Nashville. In facfl prostration. Dispatch to the best June 7.-The silver assumption of the position was not unex- HAVANA, Cuba, June 2. 181W. will be overturned in the Senate with the Special The Ereeng Star. Information is that the President Charles E. Barber. the patent attorney. CHICAGO, Ill., repub- she said, would of Cuba will be in no licans are here con- pected to her. The change, Spain holds the rural population aid of republican votes. Others, being more NEW YORK, June 7.-Commissioner Cal- hurry and that there wit[ be who has figured so conspicuoWly in police assembling for their have no effect on conditions, Un- no ference tomorrow. A considerable number particular Central as prisoners of war in prison camps. skeptical of the powers of the opposition, houn ard Secretary Fiahback arrived on developments which will reach the Laub- circles during the past few rears, corn- eithef in Guatemala or in the which claims to be board the lie for some time. arrived last night and were in confultation American republic, as Barrios had been. like any other nation think that Senator Aldrich will succeed in Saratoga this morning. All mem- mitted suicide this morning by &hooting dictator for civilized she does not feed her prisoners bers of the are well and The story that Commissioner Calhoun himself the heed. with Chairman Towne, ex-Senator DuBois, t3 all intents and purposes, driving the schedule through as he pre- party quarantine will go to through some time. of war. it. regulations were waived so far as to per- Nashville with the Pre.sident has Before he ended his life. however, Barber Ser.ator Pettigrew and Representatives pared been based pureiy upon conjecture and Hartman and Jones. The of This Is a plain statement of the gath- Upon one point, however, there is no di- mit landing, but they will be compelled to upon what was considered attempted to murder Miss Dorothy E. headquarters WILL MAKE TEST CASE. the remain natural. It s the committee are at the Leland Hotel. ing in of the peaceful country people, vision of opinion among the members of in New York another twenty-four now ofileftiir stated that if th.- Presadent Squires. his former typewriter. He ee- in concentration settle- the House sommittee, as far as can be hours. does not get a chaize to talk ceeded in a Sesh weund to The meeting is technically one of the Gov. Clough of Minnesota Refuses to non-combatants, fully zond Inflicting painful ments. If it seems a harh judgment the learned. They are satised that the sugar Mr. Calhoun will reach Tues- freely with Commissioner Calhoun tt:acr- the back of her head. and a slight wound provisional national committee of the oil- Answer a Subpoena. as it now stands will never Washington row he will the facts on which It is based must speak for schedule get day evening. cabinet situation will invite coinmissioner to ac- ver republican party for the purpose of 7.- Attor- through the House. There is an absolutely Spain's comPny him -art of the way. If, how- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June themselves. It Is not with any purpose of make no change In the nature of his ever, effecting a thorough organization of the General Childs and the district bench unalterable intehtion to resist the Senate report. th2e is time for a satisfactory con- ney plcturirg more misery that these lines are in this particular and to positively refuse He has drawn up no formal dacument, but ference tomorrow Mr. Calhoun will not party, and the call was for one represen- have on a to detertnine go agreed procedure written. I have been asked whether the concurrence in the finance committee's fig- will report to the President very on on the trip. No provisicn has been taaoe tative from each state. Notice has been as its own. fully for whether the grand jury has the power to conditions were as bad as they have been ures if the Senate adopts thiem the actual conditions as he found them in hit making tWte trip, &nd up to today ived that more than thirty states will among mer.hers of the commit- the question of his not summon the governor of the state before painted. My conclusion is based on what Inquiry Cuba. The conditions are such that any going .has been con- represented, and over K hundred repre- it Gov. re- tee develops the fact that 1 spirit of com- templated. by subpoena. Clough having I have seen, not going one hundred miles will in to the ma- change in cabinet at Madrid would not The President has sentatives will be present at tomorrow's fused to .the an attach- promise prevail regard delayed the apisint- obey summons, beycnd Havana. jority of the propcsed chauges in the bill. alter them. went of a minister to until alter meeting. ment is to sue and the bpain governor be placed There is no means of learning the ex- There will be no disposition upon the iart On leaving Havana vague rumors were he talks with Mr. Calhoun. T'ere is a it is in no sense a national convention, under nominal arrest. committee be in Habeas corpus pro- act number of the reconcen-tradoes. An of the House t4 captious afloat of Canovas up, and Calhoun possIbIlIty that a mnisirr will be nomin.t- but the conference is one of great political will then case the- bulk of Ahe alterations. giving ed tomorrow or on the of 3.- ceedipgs bring the directly American consul, who has made a careful passing upon learned for the first time this day the depar- importance in its bearing upon the course before the Supreme Court. The grand jury Where good arguments, or reasonable ones morning that lure of the President, but this is subject in the future. The is study, says it is more than 250,000. He Is even, can be presented. it is said that the the Canovas ministry was still in control. to the alteration of -nany c:rcunstances. of the silver forces anxious to secure the state examiner's to. meet the various elements that reports to the governor on the failed banks. well informed regarding the interior of the House will generally be inclined Weyler Purposely Stayed Out of Before his departure the Presldent will be union between the Senate half at least. with a silver forces of last year, The governor's announced reason for de- island, and declares that the rural ponu- way Havana. pressed vast amount of work. In made up the clining to surrender them is that the laticn has been The line will be drawn upon the sugar addition he will want time to digest what democrats, silver republicans and jury always underestimated. A schedule. No spirit of compromise. or even Weylar apparently sta:'ed away from Commissioner Calhoun populists, should have asked for them instead of re- Spanish officer told me says. The fitneis the so-called silver was but loosely te there were more amity, will animate the House, it is said, Havana purposely till after the departure of everything wll1 have to be party, sorting legal process. There is a fine than 150,000 of "those with the Senate's of considered, drawn, and the organization was not such ecnstitutional point involved in the con- starving country when it comes to dealing the American eomnibsioners. together with a multitude of thinge. people." The best opinion the num- ideas upon. sugar as at present expressed. as to be effective. Since then these ele- troversy. places Calhoun tells New York reporters that Spain's Policy to Remain ber between 190,000 and it is in Conferenee. Unchanged. ments have been drifting along together. In 200,000. Wiil Yield the war is growing in fiereeness, and thar Sherman 5NTERTAINED IN CHICAGO. months since Weyle'r' order was nut its neither Secretary has received the fol- some respects more in harmony than dur- The opinion is freely voiced that when Spaniards nor Cubans can see the lowing cable message from Minister to- force, but they have at all been brought Senate will end. he aLo Tay- ing the late campaign, but not drawn Delegates to the Postal in. The the bill gets into conference the rciterates what has bet said lor. at M1adrid. In regard to the latest de- of action. Congress accounts given of the military number of its of the and gether by any definite plan Reach the Windy City. movements of the recede from a considerable suficring, says the devastat'.on velopments In the Spanish min'sTerial troops tell mostly of amendments. There is no question in the of the country has been worss. crises. Object of the Conference. CHICAGO, June 7.-A special train on the the destruction of or growing to bohios, palm huts. minds of many persons familiar with the He srys most of the American citizens The object of the silver republicans is Chicago and Alton, consisting of nine Pull- Where the families are not "Queen rege:t has expressed unqualified murdered they on the tariff bill that the Senate who have been relieved take which will lead to unity of man cars, two dining cars and an observa- are driven in work by congressional approval of present Cuban policy by reap- steps like cattle and herded with rather the sub- were and establish an organization that tion car, arrived here this at 7:30 the other committee on finance, or apiropriation naturalized ones, but pointing Canovas ministry unchang'ed. as action morning liacificos. In the daily lists of to th as that wcrk is that was the will lead to effective work. Their avowed with the delegates to the universal pr-sentadces committee, gave less consideration done under Consul Gen. only question really involved." postal or persons who surrender to amebded till than the I4ee's direction he is 'tot This official commumucat.on is considered object is unity and intelligent co-operation, congress, their 10ives and friends, in all the preparation of their familiar with all highly In military authoritles, those "without House committee devoted to- up the the details. significant. diplomatic circles it and their intention is to devote themselves about 200 people. arms" are the mcst getting is taken to mean that there is no numerous. 'his usu- bill in the first instance. Many of the Calhoun commends Lee of possi- to the task of establishing complete har- Mayor Harrison welcomed the delegation ally means women and bear the very highly for bility any improvement in the Cuban Barsess and Min "Mnemwr." children. So the items in the Senate scidules the way in which he has situation so far as the Dow mony of action between the democrats. in a brief speech, which was responded to recruiting of the marks of hasty consideration. Where this discharged his is Spanish government by E. Rosewater of Omaha and reconcentradoes goes duties and the great and concerned. To that extent it will sim- to er hand. She was to the bhospital populists and themselves. Spencer steadily on. Is proven to be the case the House will promptness vigor plify the purposes of tsken toward this Is to Walpole. The delegates then entered car- An insIst upon its figures.. with which he has looked after the rights when President McKinley by the police in the same wagon in which Their first step perfect riages and were driven over the of a settlement of he learns the exact situation of af- so that city, end- ispectio9 the pa- The Senate ccmmittee has already deem- of American citizers. Calhoun makes no fairs on the the dead man's body was conveyed to the their own national organization, ing up at Jackson Park for luncheon and cificos shows just how one island from Mr. Calhoun. a manner they are held as ed it wise to withdiaw from important staterient the morgue. His was removed first, the their forces cn he directed in entertainment during the afterhoon. They prisoners of war. In amendment. That was in the earthenware concerning Ruiz case be- body not all the places are yond the In a doctoes to co-operate with all other elements of will leave at 8:30 tonight for Niagara Falls they hemmed in schedule. Senator Aldbch himsdlf was Intin:ation that it was difficult to SOLVED TIE PROBLEM. young woman being oaice and short at by ditches and barb-wire get witnesses for some the silver aggregation. They propose to Buffalo, making stops Albany, fences as at forced to admit, upon therfloor of the Sen- who would testify freely. under treatment little time after Syracuse and Rochester on their way from Campo Florido, but they are in to retumA to the House Lee Maintains His Grain to Be Sold and the assault was committed. establish a permanent national committee, the falls to Boston. From there the dele- everywhere under ate, moving Original Position. Proceed. Sent an military guard. Those rates, that the effect of-Athe Snate com- to Retcre India. double crime was enacted on state and caunty committees, and or- gation will go to Atlantic City, N. J., and who are left of the Notwithstanding Mr. Calhoun's silence this 4% men cannot go out into mittee compound duties rould be d!Giult I can Mr. Lewis almost the ganization even down to election districts Philadelphia, thence to Washington. the country to and that theri- were state positively that Consul Gen. Klopsch, publisher of the street. opposite Metropolitaa beyond a certain and then anticipate, already corner to secure the enroll- line, Lee's report maintains - Christian Herkld of New Church. which is at the of C street. and precincts, and It is with an escort of soldiers. complaints from the trade about it. his original conten York, which hal ment of silver republicans in clubs. Their JESSE GRANT'S EXPEDITION. Usually There was talk' today of the probability tion as to the responsibility of the undertaken to procure cargoes of grain to It was exactly ten minutes before 0 o'clock these are the guerrillas. And it is an District OtJaf4n)~.nits IJtamend- Spanish object is to gather in a body those sliver even of the Senate receding 'Crem authorities for Ruiz's death, and does it in be sent to the famine sufferers in India. when the affair happened. and so great chance between death by starvation and ment placing a. duty u-non tea. It could has the excitement that hundred men who are, or have been, republ!cans Has a Concession From Mexico to there vigorous languge.. notified the Navy Department that uas- several getting back without being murdered. The not be ascertained how-magch-truth the on soon on the lsdewak, and who are devoted to the silver cause, Explore Mineral Islands. was in the a- itter of fact it Congasto's report to will claim grain hand will be sold and the persons gathered pacificos are allowed to-beg in the rumor. As Spain money wille blocked the streets. A ma, without being willing to join either the SAN Cal., June 7.-The or villagea was believed that no dsas!an had been Ruiz died from natural causes. Both forwarded to India instead, as the wagons FRANCISCO, towns wiere they have been concentrat- Lee best and almost to democratic or the populist party, and then schooner Emma and Louisa sailed for reached, but the matter ishnder consider- and Congasto agreed on a which speediest means of relief. Ac- gpparently frightened death, ed, and In some of the camps the ation. report cordingly, the rushed into police headquarters and toN of so to direct their efforts as to make their Guaymas, Mexico, a few days ago, laden terrorism has military Revwnse showed that Ruiz was kept in communica- department has abandoned been relaxed. But it is a Internal .Toxes. its efforts to secure a the shooting a few minutes after It teek work as effective as if all the silver forces with lumber. Beyond this commonplace shadow which is do for $15 hours. The difference of opinion steamship at New were in one Chairman 'tis ooantry and genialwaysfer overroots.them.I baseAt The internal revenue -features of the bill between York to transport the grain to place. enrolled party. trading purpose, however, is an exploring Remedios, a the representatives of the two Bombay. the of sil- little town on the coast In. the are attracting attention ind considerable Mr. Kiopsch writes that the delay in secur- "A man has killed himself." he shouted. Towne says that organization expedition, of which Jesse D. Grant of San province of governments regarding responsibility for mg the was in those states most im- Santa Clara, the local comman- criticism. The .proposad Idcrease of the ship one of the reasons for the "He did it on the stret, and be shot a ver republictns Diego, son of the late Gen. Grant, in the dant would not Ruis's death is rot likely to add to the change in plan. Then, too, the Indian to the contest they are making give the permit for the pa- tax on beer will be fougljt in the- Senate, cordial roaae at woman, too. If she's dead. I den't know portant backer. cificos to go out of relations, though the matter is still this time, the wet season, are been very espe- the village. That had but the 'contest there will not be a cir- one very diracult of it, for I'm frightened. I was riht mar has progressing rapidly, Some months ago Grant obtained a con- to come direct for diplomatic adjustment. passage, while the natives, in Ohio. where a is to occur from Gen. Weyler. The al- cumstance to the fight whiob will be made having been matte to believe them when it happened." cially fight cession from the Mexican government to calde asked Lee's report, together with the civil and lous by unscrupu- this fall. The of the it. but the permission was long upon it in the House. 'The number of pe- native grain dealers that the Amer.- The Detecttsee Reapand. ccmirg importance explore all the Islands of the Gulf of Cali- in I read Military record of the case as conducted by cans have movement. whether looked upon with coming. In one of the govern- titions that are pouring Iii give some indi- the poisoned-the wheat that was to Several detectives, among them Rarne. fornia lying north of the 20th degree of ment a Spanish authorities, goes :o Washing- be sent to them, rctuse to eat of it or eyes will be seen papers few days ago that during cations of what may'be: expected. These urner any Weedon. Rhodes and -Gallaher. hurried friendly unfriendly latitude, he to have all the guano and min- the month are from section of the ton by today's mail. any circumznstances. In connection with the Ohio senatorial erals the Mexican there had been forty deaths petitions every frem the office and .were soon on 4% street. discovered, governmeit from starvation at country and. are vigprous in their tone of Met by John L McCook. is the closest at hand. to receive 10 per cent of the proceeds. Remedios. A sugar where the shooting had occurred. . fight. which whose protest agatnst an increased beer tax. John J. McCook LIEKARY FOR TIME Q. P. 0. Will FIght Haman In O61o. The 29th degree divides Tiburon Island, planter, plantation is within two The proposed increase of two cents a came down the bay on a The body of the patent attorney was which is inhabited by the man-eating tribe hours of Havana, told me of four pound internal revenue tax on tobacco will tug and boarded the ship 8,t 4uarantine. on the a The silver are in. is pacificos Purpose of a Bl Introdweed Sen- I) ing sidewalk. and smalU pool of republicans organizing of Ceris Indians, and it proposed to who had risked a permit from the be opposed in the Senate liy republicans. He had a few minutes' talk with Mr. Cal- by Ohic to te democrats defeat Mr. prospect the northern half for minerals. jaunici- ator male. bk-od en the bricks showed there had been help pal authorities of the and [t will also excite opposition. in the House, houn. McCook gave us the latest news Angel de Ia Guaradia, the largest island, village gone into of the of the Senator Hale introduced a bill in the c.rsiderable hemorrhage. In the right side Hanna and elect a democrat to the Senate is within the Grant the country. They Nvere overhauled by one strongest arguments op- from Cuba and Spain. from Ohio. entirely concession. the position being that it will operate to the Senate today similar in terms to a mean- of his head, just above the ear. was a big It is believed the island is rich in minerals, guerrillas, who tore up the pass and mur- of a tobacco trust. This Calhoun expressed no opinion to McCook, ure hole where the bullet had entered. The object is to make a at advantage argu- reported to the Senate in the The fight every although it has never been thoroughly ex- dered them. These are simply instances. ment comes from republicat sources. beyond saying that he saw no end to the F1ny- he used had been a point right on through until after the plored. first Ccngress by Senator Evarts, pistol picked up by No Regular Discussion war in sight. CHARLES PEPPER. providing citizen and handed to a presidential election. four years hence, and Saulent Rations. Sugar Postponed. for the establishment of a in the plicceman. WILL MAKE NO library When those in the crowd became aware uniting on the candidate of one element or COREAN PRINCE ARRIVES. I have made diligent inquiry and have not Senator Aldrich was not able to leave his REPORT. government printing oflice. 'ie 6411 car- ries an that the was .hat of "Charlie" Bar- the other of the silver combination in each been able to learn of a reconcentrado set- rcom today, the change in the weather Mr. Calhoun Says appropriation 0L iiOU(W Ior.tle pur- body He Will Take a Three-Year Course in De Left That to Gen. pcae. ber. as he was known, sat- fl-Id. so as to prevent a division of the tlement on the island where the pacificos having caused a setba~h in his condition. Lee. familiarly they Slmse Eastern School. urally supposed that Miss Squires was the silver strength. They want the silver can- are allotted regular and sufficient rations by lie went for a drive yesterday and it proved By the Associated Press. New Fourth-Class didates everywhere. whether for the leg- SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 7.-Prince the military authorities. That is not Gen. bad him, so that his physician forbade P.stmasters, young woman invcIved, because of her Islatures. for Congress or what to NEW'YORK, June 7.-William J. Cai- The ct.nnection with the care before not, be Eni Wba, Who will probably succeed to Weyler's policy. They are turned on Mim y going to the Senate. His ab- largest list of changes in fourth- pending the common candidates of the allied silver loose lioun, who was sent to Cuba as a spect ti class post the court. the throne of Corea on the death of his the villages where they are conc-4ntrated. sence prevented the sugar schedule from offices that has been made parties. They hope to carry this principle taken in the Senate this after- clammissioner to investigate the circum- the present The story of this is a into the fight for tvery United States sen- father, the reigning king, arrived here Often they make twice the tiumber of the being up during administration was an- morning's tragedy moon, and it was ances of the death in prison of Dr. Ruiz, one, while the causes ator where there is any chance of a silver yesterdzy on the steamship Coptic from in the midst of thoght quite probable ncounced today. Fifty-one appointments short which led to it population which they are that sugar will not come up this week. It an American citizen, reached this on man being elected. and into the congres- the Orient. The young man. who is only set down. The city were made to all vacancies caused would -ake volumes. Miss Squires had sicnal fiht a ability of any community s possible that Senator Aldrich may have his return He was by year from next fall. By this twenty years old, has come to America to today. accompanie-1 by deaths and and been Barber's typewriter. but was nn means they to see an surrounded by a-desolated country to sup- to go away for a few days to recover his W. resignations seventy-two hope increase in finish his education, is and the ht cannot com- George Fishback, his 3ecretary, and to Jill places made longer acting in that capacity. The two the Lumber of silver men in the United and accompanied port this extra burden is easily measured. strength, sugar Charles M. vacant by removals States Senate and to by two Coreans of noble birth, Pak Yong mence until he comes k. Pepper, a Washington news- by the expiration of four were on friendly terms until a .slert time capture the next Where willing, it iay do a little, but it It seemed from the progress made paper who went to. Cuba service.caused years' House of Representatives. Kin and Sing Sang Koo. cannot feed all the In Utie correspondent, ago, when she left his employ. and since hungry stomachs. tcday on the white pine bagraph in the with the commisiormer. Among the were the Will Act the Role of Moderater. The first named, who was charge d'af- of the towns local relief is afforded. lumber schedule that Senate be appointments fol- she decided to have nothing -me to do faires of the Corean legation at Washing- many th* may "At the sessions of the commission," Mr. lowing: Marylane: Eldersburg, John Reed; with him, it is he had annoyed Aprarently the silver republicans ton At where there were thousands of several days upon this 4ubject alone, and J. W. alleged, design fcr three years, has been commis- Guines, Ls are r Calhoun said, in response to a Norriaville, Strawbridge; Perry R&aM, her endurance, but this to use their influence and as- stoned the King of Corea to escort the the the there sever.Al pa a paragraphs reporter's H. kL Bnckletone. beyond samaning, power sort by pacificos before plague -swept it will take nearly all of hd week to finish questioning, "we examined several wit- when she left har borne at N. =T of moderator between the various prince to America and see him comfort- a local enables 000 Virginia: Basic City, W. S. Hunter; C elements. through, subscription them. nesses, but when you ask me if they were W. W. street, she was In a frame of Their pla.a evidently is to ably established in some eastern institu- to be distributed the I can say Brucetown, Uleisner; Ellistn. It. happy mind urge harmony tion of where he can take a three rations daily through plentiful, onfy that they did not N. Bennett; J. W. Low- for she that and to compel it where if learning, commandant. maW run after us and we had to use no force to Glenfall, Harvey; thought Barter had Soft the necessary they years' course in English branches. Prince agency of the military SUBURBAN SERVICE. iSton, S. A. Orr; New Marxet, C. W. 'This belief she had in a can. Their plan seems to be to Eni is not a benevolent keep them away. Th-ty were -omposed of Wieks. city. exwmpeed place them- Wha the heir apparent to the At Santiago Mr. Michaelson, Spaniards and Cubans.-The SpaAsh wit- letter to her attorneY. Mr. CeMpe.. Cat- stives into such a position through the Corean throne. He is the second son of German. organised a soup house in direct Ilstemaion of the F Delivery Sys- and aii strength of their organization that the king, but in expected to succeed, since tern Outside W nesses, in fa't of those who testi- Peasenal Kentlon. rincten, which she wroest -o d. (an say to both the they It is opposition to the military authorities, who nigtow. fled, were so surrounded with safeguerls "1 have learned he ha. left democrates and the generally understood that the crown that it was the ety- h popultats that they do not intend to fuse prince is an imbecile. said it was a help to the insurgents. Here Superintendent Mach~ of the free die- Impossible to get at the ntaked Mr. F. C. Stevens, the president of the wrote. "to engage ia bamn with oete against the other, but will fuse for a tIme even 4rskwater was livery service to take up the truth. One person whom we would hare End eieheber.." lacring. proaposes liked to hear could not be found. This was West National Bank, leaves today Her letter showed that Miss with both, and to insist that the silver At Sagua, where the number of concentra- of extending f4delivery to Cub- for his home in Attica, N. Uemuiss" forces be kept together. They disavow WILL STUiDY AMs".mCAN SCHOOLS. iuestion Fondsdeviela, who oomnmnaed the Spanish Y., where he omind was greatly relieved, and s the ap- does is very large, a feeble at pt is srban settlements 'Qetsi~ of this city and in the Guanabacoa territory. Ho will reain during the summer-, pearance of to any intention of independent action, ex- writhin the District: of Co immediate- disap- nakiag, Barber this moarning was to the extent of Dr. Wild. of Buenos Arres University made to issue a half ration one a day. 'bim, peared and it was Impossible to find him. however, regular business trips to much of a ce;pt maintaining their on Captain General did not in this her very surprise. Uhe left own organistion, arid -in the, name of the a Would Tout. But at Matanma and most of the other ly after the beginnnj the next tisual Weyler put an city and also taking some pleasure .trips bomae about fifteen msinute. S cause which they reprisent to throw the SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.--Among concentration settlements not even the rear. The people of twood and Ten- appearance at the investigation. We in- with ber hie~ore of their Cal., pre- B speeted the jail at Guanabacoa, and when his family. s'elock. to go to the Pest whwe weight disapproval any fac- have efforts she in emnployed. bening, tion in either utnan the passengers on the steamer Coptie, from tense of supplying food to the pacificos is leytown made ted to we were there it was suspiciously clean. Generai Wilson, chief of engineers, has party which refuses to har- the free into their sec- monise and endeavors to create discord. Orient, was Dr. Eduardo Wilde, ex- made- bave delivery este Arrested February 4. gone to West Virgina to inspect the gov- Basther Their avowed minister of justice and ex-minister of the Conditien of the Cattle. tions, but the lack a has thus far Csmauans ma object is to co-operate with eff~t "We learned that Dr. Ris was arrested ernent works on the Great Kanawha the silver men everywhere and to help interior of the Argentine government. As When Weyler's order was issued the prevenlted' favorable a~x.being taken river. Abcut the time she tusmed into iq% street. siver impon their requests. 1e j appropriations on February 4, charged with having some Barber It ecery caundidate by whatever ele- one of the faculty of the Buenos .Ayres country people were allowed. to -bring in Captain Goetbals of audenlmy appeared almoet s he ment pot forward, and to their in- wrhich will be a for free delivery connection in anm assault which took corps engineers, has exert University he Is now lEaking a tour of the their cattle. Some of these ca.tte did es- place Chtanooa, minse foem beneath the pavement. HE fluence as far as possible to prevent sil- after ft, in a railroad train betwoon Guanabao and gone to Tenn., on -pubnec Iranted in talk to her. and did en. AU- ver candidates of different elements worl, studying the systems of education cape the "benevolence" of the soldiers and iervice J'uly 1' be large, so being in vcgue in all civilised countries. From that but little an be inasmitg such Havana. He was npla In solitary eon- bushness. she did nt to have put up against ekch other to divide the guerrillas. Bnt they too are. prisoniers of metensions ahout this 1l31emited en- Secretary Alger returned here this after- thorgh wat aythn here he will go east, and will spend some or as It Is known there, he to say to him,. she made the beat ot he- strengeth. time in before home. war. Ther must grase within the lines. tans wil. be Snesnent, 'as noon from Detroit. Re will accompany At the tomorrow Ameriea returning mae npa..... O...us..s and eeerued with meeting Mr. Towne will To stray without is slaughter and conisca- The eensisns 'wai M upon Mr. incommuninate. the President on his visit to Nashvinle. deliver an address to the conference, and Eschen's inlapnstfan e conditions "ThIrteen days later he was taken out of Hart Brodt left for anMAM tion. The is now bare. New York city to. lait as' she hastened her botutepa ia the the several committees will be aprpointed. A OF PRSPERYTY. Vpgetaltlin They ,f the suburt. 'the of business his cell on account of his mental and physi- 8ay. lirsetica of have eaten clear down into the soil, and nrow trans.a&at oter oni- cal condition. It was then found that he Mrs. Doneison Wilcox leaves tonight ter Pessvyuuana aesa e where she has been defed by whe em the there Is little left on which to feed.~ I a sideratios wilite was suftering froma a severe wound on the ifashyinle, ?rmens saar m en seed RASTEYD BY UPANIARDg. Emese==ed TanS. Berianstom hler, was met smeeth Ibt Neeesoitates Enting Nore Men. seen =ma=l herds of these cattle corraled mions will be inad aaii or stamo head, ad he died two hours atter he had- Becretary Gage for dnty with the Tennes- oning, beo.h been released froms the cett in which the *cenaiia roag wum wa dee the hea to esg Sheeklng to within the lines, which looked as miay be at isiburbian iecrt of hiis injury is burled. The isee espeion. She will be Brutntly Peloota Sag.- LINCOLN, Neb., June 7.-Beginning this 3peas ad stltonsor neonp.an by her NIa.. posed to 'WIth Rebels. soints the a ~- delivered to tion .t the deceased doecorw Ame"0an sit- k---e, WE.. and wa eme to Sympathlse morning, all the repair -e in the Burlin- humgry as the starved pacineoos, '$sey gau -ar&.irs ettr tes far dis- mx, and Barbe, etemnges jaer cousin, Miss t~y(fLi~s- a as VANCOUVER. B. C., June 7.-The officers torn railroad at watched carefully, for every isanasan was hever denied. The autopsyqus- ist to tihe utet -me ash se-i mabine drop ofihe ' shops Havelock, tribulion, showed died h the K of the steamer Hupeb, which has just ar- three miles from Lincobi, wBi be put on ex- mIlk of the cows is precious and to kill fer The Pest (Mfie. ha0 bein dthe froma congestion of the lie. Whb. ~d rived froam the orient, state that when in tra time for an indefinite period, The.change beef would be a sacrilege. -However, few loing coeaia Infee di- brain. HWromains are interred at Guanas la A. -n~I. 1 dated. Mo tek hattod .-, is made to the toOthe bacam. We had no positiv, or direot syoof a Philippine Islants on their last trip It was neces.ary keep rolling stock of the reconcentradoes ean lal' claim to the abreitegg of any sal whatever, and the the ap**tis Uid at -n heated hut heeft esenmes learned that the Spanish in condition, due to increased tradic. cousin- Amso t'he1hes-' 1KM me government had tithe of an ownership in a ow, As a mms SIOn arrive) a muast ha. based on the 4e- sq p tein those of I. P., captured twenty-five Roman Catholie their ealy meanuef gaining-food is to cig id ldevidence In the eter Cansu Gen- QMstl R p.rss, ...... ,d to be in with SIMPATY WITH SPAlE. 000UU V *. dthe grgh the rebels, bad roastedsympathythem. It from the ground. after-Su and lInes the "reaztie" et the asiitary -p S.helmha.ain wm.md e Duke of Totama as=s=ad" AtdE tedbe ofs meIsKm.L of PreeMat esubmaa -severity they go out a- abert diotaa.le t 1-ess cmU3nino TME TOOPs. Mhuainiiss&I ._ _ MADRtID, June 7.-At yesterdays eahi Sa the tErhaas COampany Di Its net council the meaine. Sae sesssr psa the gueinas whosaaw themen these in lutp-Feellas Apolnst Lm fama, the Duke of Teean, read a diesaek foraging espdios- and mny sede have 8- 8| ah ("INCINNATI, Ohia, June 7.-Ovm from Washing-a, which m==m-. sder' looked em a uglier set e=thaman *emabse atmish.-- Bushnelt ta a letter to the Comanereta President MoliMd gee-=-ee.tb9g Egt lhat, is neither boe aer~tbe.e h Tribune says: "The members of the Na- of symathy wih~b 1- - dib. IWid anwamlote ia tional Onard at Uehmwa ffd their duty 1ussa ismalss -s peam Y'b.' and are entitled to the esport of the ats. Shuine,. e U S Lamenta a th eb~ wee thei ef- ase.egiitase forts were to amataai the emat ot the ....bess of the S. ' law, and they soi be upheld by aD the peopl.- te rthe *e Adjtan Geseral ANne says: "A oure- fal ----amn-e of Uthena bins to sho that the Namat Gadst esaduct wa am et thlale em~be. M ps. ato n min en