SCHLEY ASKS FOR NAVAL INQUIRY. ,

TV Admiral Will Follow TbcM Procecdini* by a Civil Aclloa. thiier» i

■ • , because

DEWEY PROBABLY WILL HEAD COURT them Secretary Loaf to Apyolmt lie Members ol tbr Coort-Admlrals Ramsay aad Beakam May Be Named. With Admiral Dewey as

SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

CameatM.

irty-one ej the contractors in New k. employing in the aggregate 5000 pie. have granted the demands of the worker*. Strikers and sympawrecked a shop in New York the employees would not join

THE PAN-AMERICAN AWARD JURIES.

Henry - _

imore. was elected grand treasurer

iMlat Olfleer ol the Coort-Ramsay and after a spirited contt '

All the brotherhc

r for grand exW. Mear*. of

Beaham arc 00 tbc Retired Ust-

te brothe tnd West

..anna and Western have taker

11 ouneed to his triends that lie has de At Richmond in the Constitution nded to ask the Secretary of the Navy Convention Mr. Blair introduced a res

: telegraphet y has been <

use ui their activity-

ecretary of the Navy I Convention Mr. Blair introduced a reso-

10 appoint a court 01 inquiry to make a , ution fxen ,pt,ng the property of Conthorough investigatipaof bis conduct fe< j er . ate tidier, f rom taxation to the

before and during the battle which re- 1 amount of J1000.

suited m the destruction of Ccrvera s \V m . H. Hunt, the present secretary

} Rico, has been chosen to suc-

ed in the destruction of Cervera's Wm

t. Believing liitnsclf to be the vie- p orto Rj co . of injustief. he has told them that he Governor

vindication antf courts , th at officul retit

wants complt the fullest ini "I believe t an investigati

of inquiry' and civil action afterwar he said in a telegram to a friend here "J am preparing." he added, "to take

1J.ICIC vmoicaiiou sou..- th a, oftlcU | retires. . ... • «'»»• _ -

Newi

Rear Admiral Schley's dispatch, when tOT shown to the aufhorities. aroused the At Sim „ keenest interest, hollowing upon the i, ou>e i, eC p

Ex-Chief of Police Harwt dayor Alan A. Araoss. i_ for alleged defamation ol

J interest by 104 teted that Chin els ($17^50.1 o be used to j

loods on t^ie Ijickaitern have taken up the

claim

Machinery—Prof. Ira N. Hollis. Ha:-

LIVE NATIONAL AFFAIRS. Indemnity QscmIm Settled.

The State Department has received a dispatch fronr Commissioner RocWiill at Pekin announcing that a plan lor the I payment of the *.317.000000 Indemnity | to the Powers bv the Chinese Govern-

j ment has been adopted

The amortization of thr bond- to be issued will begin in igoz The plan contemplates the entire liquidation of both

! principal ar-*

, It »* rx| ! -tj.000.000

| This sum is to be used to pay the interest ! on the bond* and to form a 'inking fund for the ultimate liquidation of the prinI The total amount of indemnity which I China will have to pay—450.000.000 lari« j <*A!7.ooo.ooo)—w ill bear 4 I er c.n: an- | nual interest. It is estimated that of thr

d7.z50.000) which

year the interest will grow less and the amount set aside for the sinking fund

Tht

here.

-Z3.oeo.0oc taris .S17.z50.00 China is to pay the first year taels ($1.3.503,000) will lie r<

r*st and 5.01

The sources of revenue for the payof the indemnity, a* understood 3 be derived from the *alf ta

sifting had passed an

for action had arrived, his <

not surprising. By tl

have been anxiot

dFih

boardin) shot ar _

boarders natped

* j Building. Later they'

ing- i ** c, *“ juries for each department and and ! immediately take up the work reviewing

med J and judging the exhibits.'

An returns from the class juries will • subject to revision ty a supenorjuty'.

-'ood and Their Accessoric L A. L. Smith, chief of the

iry. U. S. A.

Forestry—Prof. B. E. Femow. Cornell

>• 'hf authoritie. who | rj^g^or t^murder oMM^M^r ] ^FdlloSi* is'a'ust" of theXi luiry not only into the ; ,n john U C oi Philadelphia, was \ Agriculture—Prof. S. M. Bal Admiral Santoscn anil a -a iv.™. i.u n <4 1 ■ ■■

most searching inquiry^no:! John C Craig, oi Philadelphia, was I other officers, the announcement’made Hpjgjjfs! ^° mi r *' cr ' nea ^ ! by the Admiral is accepted with out- ; Thc machinists who had .Ken on i ward show of satisfaction. 'strike at Wilkcsbarre applied for r.-in-When thc expected application for a * tatement in the }h ops of Lehigh court of inquiry is received at the Navy Valley Railroad and other mills. Manv Department, a court will be appointed. ttcre back, but the place* ..f dibers

the members of which will be senior ’o I },ad been filled.

Admiral Schley and Admiral Sampson. Thy coroner's jury in Winchester. V*_ It is stated that the court the Secretary hoidi lhe Winchester Gas anJ Electric will appoint will be entiirly satisfactary^ j.jght Company responsible for tne to the Admiral, and should he object to' death of Jacob Houck and Lewis Price, any *one of the members undoubtedly a w ho were electrocuted by a live wire, substitute will be designated. From the j Mayor Hngh O’Hara, of Santa •preliminary consideraticn already given Paul*. Cal- was shot down by Charles

Wax smith, one of a party of disorderr

rrest be had ordered.

3

Babcock of bine.

Fisheries—United States Fish Commissioner Charles H. Babcock, of Roch-

•preliminary consideraticn already 1 the matter it is probable that the will comprise Admiral George Di

president; Rear Admiral A. E. K. Benham. retired; Rear Admiral F. M. Ram-

etired; Capt. B. F. Lambert

aged 18. at

aged 16. wanted to die together.

;oa » T and were taken to a hospital in New

— Brighton, where the girl died.

Admiral Dewey has never publicly 1 The Pennsylvania Forestry Commiscommitted himself, as to the action of j , jj on decided to purchase Mont Alto Rear Admiral Schley. Rear Admiral Park, with the view ol establishing a

Benham achieved special distinction at college of forestry.

Rio de "Janeiro during the Da Gama | Six persons were severely injured and revolution of 1894- Rr*r Admiral Ram- a panic created by the stampede of a say was for two terms chief of the bu- j number of horses at the gypsy camp

reau of navigation. Captain Lamber-; near Chicane ay be judge advocate, was in 1 William Bt

staff

battle.

The court probably will by Secretary Long in rlei pose of Admiral Schley • _ sti|jation of all mattt pccially with reference t

Gray, al led in Dt

ris. a

charge

.'raud. ther •

3. to. inquire the tatter 1

reference to these points: Rev. A. B. WarwicK mecessarily dt-1 will become principal of the Vail Gcnfuegos Ipr j male College in'Winchester. Va. he was advised-r Miss Mary Gibson, daughter of ' "• nerk John M. Gibson, died

lay his departure from C

a**, w-cKTa-rirofis:

Was Admiral Schley guilty oi repre-: home near Berryvillc..Va7

hcnsible conduct in issning order* for. Six prospectors on their way to the

‘ ' ".the Agii *

pccially with reference to these points: : R e v. Did Admiral Schley unnecessarily dt-1 will become pnn y his departure from Gcnfuegos lor j male C '

loL. c ^ ^

r A.

:k. of Nashville, i of the y.Mcr Ft-1 ■

PREVIOUS HEAT RECORDS SHASHED.

No Prwpect of ReUef From These Ex-

haullBi Conditions in West DRY THUNDERSTORMS IN

I

NEW MOVE FOR SETTLEMENT.

Probable laUrveatloa la the Bl* Steel Strike

-Palllij la Opposite Dlrectloas.

New York (Special).—It is believed

neetihg may be held in a

U.S NV S

Manufactnres—Dr. E. A. Englcr. fr r Polytechnic Institute Worcester. Masi

“’SsHHfv’Si.r- r... ted Stales bureau ol labor. Washington •ernat.-onal guaramcr. lint it it expected Arts—Daniel V. French, sculptor ihat the Governments to which the bone : : arc allotted will *ce to it that purchasei

OIL EXPLOSION ON

portion to be taken from c;

Thc principles for the payment of thc indemnity having been determined upon, what remain* now i* to nolvc a plan

its execution. This is not regarded as erious problem. The bond's guaranng the indemnity are to be distributed

ng the Power* on f 1 heretofore. There

d guarar loveromt

PLACES. j 0 hn M Fa^nhar. Of the Indnstri

-— : — — 1 - •-legram askit

TbronhMt the Middle West. »«d la Dct Moines. Cladaeati tnd UuUvflle the Meicnry M««ted Several Degrees Abave

tbc Ccatary Mart.

Washington f Special).—One-hundred-degree temperatures were common throughout the great corn belt Monday, according to the reports to the Weather Bureau here. In various places in Illinois, Iowa and other State* all previous heat records were smashed^ There appears to be nc prospect of decided relief from these exhausting conditions for the next two days at least, except roch may come from the always present r sibilty of scattered thunderstorms, wb are predicted for some portions of

] Commission, received a lele| I him to come on to New Yi ' Major Farquhar is a former Congress, and is the oldest

president of an international tradesunion. haring been president of the International Typographical Union some

1,0 ■

York *he members Board of Arbitratio

who are anxious to arrange somi od by which the present strike 1 brought to an honorable end.

“Tiie Industrial Commission, as a

dieted 1 ated art derstorr

rain, prevai e West, hnt

such as f or ,h e preparation of our report It n tBt no * possible for us to intervene for the b w . hl f h purpose of bringing the strike to an

inerhcatei. ... Thunderstorms, unaccompanied

railed in

PHPPVHpiy several sections

of miles apart :y temporarily cooled the atmosphere brought no relief to the famishing

Co..-1 "'f.

arrived south of Santiago dt Cuba. 1 Anna Kowalchik wa

If not guilty of reprehensible conduct. Cleveland for killing<her

did he not commit a grave error of j town. Pa She confesset judgtpent? , No success attended Was-Admiral Schley justified in bom- amicably settle the carpenters'

barding thc harbor of San.iago after he York. Pa.

finally reached that point at a range of i Mr*. Leah Flnafrock co

^ r.—» |eide in Chamberaburg. Pa,

\ Former Governor Jones.

1 liad an exciting discussion ' Knox, of the Constitutional Con-

which the Governor refused

of miles apart, the atmosphei > the famishin

ttely no rain fell in the

\ un * i corn belt, according to the official reports her I received here. - I In Western Iowa it was a tnfle cooler. +,c I while' in the central portion of the Sute 10 i it was warmer. There is a little belt of 1 high pressure over_the^Great Lakes and

effort to •

rs' strike in , -

more-than five miles? AMBUSH REVENUE MEN.

Oae Km*d aad 0^ B.dly Wonadcd by Moo.- ration^ in which^

N'ashvil

revet

edly by t*>o:

n Montere;

poration. He is going to try to repeat his success of iSpa. when .he converted the Carnegie plants into a non-union organization. His testimony before the

Industrial Commission indie— purpose ve*y clearly. I have l ic story from President Shaffer.

t succeed. Shaffer give the Steel Corblow than has been

-indie

ity.

n’oth'er over tht South Atlantic Coast. ■ut it offers no prospect of relief in the West so long as the continued low pres-

ire remains in the Northwest.

The tfarro weather again was general

'xcept on

the tern-.

approach

lywhere the extremes presailing in thc West, and a recurrence of the hot wave of two weeks ago is believed to be unlikely in the Atlantic % Coast region.. Thunder showers liave continued from

. an * thc South Atlantic Coast westward into ,or Arizona, and a continuation of them is ,, * n ,. predicted for the South and Southwest

01 In Des Moines. Iowa, the temperature Shaffer's purpose is to unionize all the

_ _ . . officially reported was 108 degrees: iu plants by having the Steel Corporation San Francisco, has . Springfield, HI.. 108 degrees'in Cincin-] or the ccnstituent companies sign the H clause in the Fair • |0 £ and ,m Louisville. tc6 ■ Amalgamated scale for all the thbps. personal property is darrees _ in each caw breaking all last; ‘Here are these men working on op-

‘ Us it also was 106 | poring lines. That' is why arbitration

..her than ever be- is impossible. I "Shaffer cannot succeed in full either,

was to6 degrees: | and that is why mediation is the only

iha. 104 degrees: Bismarck. N. D. ^ course left open. Mediators may induce and Concordia. Kan- 10a degrees, jeadrto ra ^^. e ^P^ r ^ s ” r “^.*^' r t ; pany ex;

hio Sate ;hef men

e inethcan be

end. Such intervent

beyond

creat

bringing the strike to an

ntion would be poing

The commissi ir

oar powers. The commission

was created for the purpose of investigating the industrial situation and recommending legislation for i:s bettermeht. While we are required to report on mediation and arbitration, we are not empowered as a body to med ; ate or

“Mediation, in my own opinion, is the

only thing that can be attempted in this strike. Arbitration, as President Shaffer says, is out. of the question. It is impossible for this reason: Schwab is trying to 'Carnegize' all the plants con-

trolled by the United State* Stef'

Cortpcat tried n or-

tut, ieated his also'ucard

the'same story But he yvill has the power

poration a harder blow than has been delivered. He has the Amalgamated Association at his back to a man. pie

American Federation is also

a supporting

iL-4.jnd Concordia. Kan- toz degrees.

AOUINALDO IN BAD MOOD.

from

man was

A posi

lector, was creeping along a steep hm- win witn regard to personal property is d j n each c _ feet below them, when a deadly volley ; funeral ol General Butterfield. j imns

from eight guns Tvas poured upon them. A generA strike ol the United GarDeputy Marsha) Tnotnas Price was meat Workers in New York has been instantly killed an-* o r vi—i— I —•<—-* — -

was badly woundi

ed the firepbut the moonshiners made the 1 was 1

place so ho: that Collector Bell and thc ] a horsp over the jumps. u ~ ' . survivors retired and carried Mackey | Some incendiary has been setting fire . Irritated Bccaasc He Mast Add tha Mora

with them One moonshiner was heard 1 to property in Rtchmonfl. Va., belci : „<] calling to his-friends that ,ingjo Joseph Hep pert. _ ^

. cuftsidcraM).——. —- j surveillance by the American authon-

combine was incoroorat- i ties. . Whenever he signs his name he 1, N.- J.. with a capital oi ; adds the word "prisoner." He has re- |

1 fused the request of hi* friends to write ;

-j, *i to the insurgent General Malvar. still a:

-*»Urge in Southern Luzon, advising him

He consented to sign a

Great BnUdist for Department of Jnstlct.

SCHOONER ADELAIDE.

; *quarc of ground and to erect a much of; larger building-than formerly contemp1 lated for the Department of Justice. Attorney-General Knox entertains the ambition to leave as a permanent record of his connection with the Department of Justice a magnificent, modern building which will be capable of housing that department for many years to come. His predecessor. Mr. Griggs, once thought he was destined to erect such a structure in his administration, but he wa* disappointed. Mr. Knox, however, goes further than Mr. Griggs. Where the I;

himself with asking a •~ 4 * 1

X) for the

Captain Orr and Ten Members

FOUR SWEDISH OFFICERS KILLED. The Vessel Left PfclUdelpkU on April 24 With Over Two Hud red Tboisaad 0*1Wns ef Oil u Board, Slack • Storm Off the New EayUad Coast, and Mat Take*

to Portland for Repairs.

Stockholm. Sweden (By Cable).—Ao exploaion of the petroleum on board the American schooner Louise Adelaide. Captain Orr. which left Philadelphia on April 24 and Portland. Maine, on June 4. for Stockholm, resulted in the death of Captain Orr. to' members of the schooner's crew and four Swedish customs officials. Two of the Louise Ade-

laide's crew were saved.

The explosion set the schooner afire, and the blazing petroleum enveloped the

vessel and those on board.

The Louise Adelaide left Philadelphia on April 24 for Stockholm. On May 13 she put into Dutch Island harbor, R. L, having encountered a heavy gale on the edge of the gulf stream. From Dutch Island harbor she was towed to Portland. Maine, for repairs, where she was refitted as a schooner and resumed her

■The Louise Adelaide wa* built at Yarmouth, Maine, in 1882. She was 154 feet Iodr. 34 feet beam and 12 feet deep, and registered 672 tons. She was owned by Edgar Orr. of'Portland. Maine. Philadelphia (Special).—The Louise

jphia (Special).—The Louise sailed from this port on April . cargo of 2141 barrels of uapbbarrels of crude petroleum and ds of refined petroleum, a total

sailed from here >n after getting to storm; and on May Portland dismasted.

24 with a cargo of tha. 1600 barrels of 220 barrels of reft of 206.188 gallons. The Lpuise Adelai as a barken tine, but 1 sea she encountered i« was towed into

There she was riggtu ■ 1 proceeded-on her voyage.

Captain Orr had been in commam the vessel for about 13 years. He ha from Portland, where his widow live His ship was formerly called thc Louis

A. Orr.

emailed

FATAL EXPLOSION OF

contented himw

prooriation of $1,900,000 fc and furnishing of a buildi

' lock, th

:cmplat

latter iota! a

erectioi

aplion

nishing of a building on a quar-

ter of a block, the present Attorofy-Gcn-eral contemplates acquiring an entire block in the center of the city and the construction of a building which will be

a credit to a great Government.

Neely aad Rathbonc Cases.

Action was taken by Secretary Root contemplating the hastening of the trial of Charles F. W. Neely and E. G. Rathbone. both of whom are under arrest in Havana on charges of alleged misap-

propriation of Cuban funds

A letter was sent to the Attorney-Gen-eral fully presenting the views of the Scretary W War, especially with respect to the coarse to be taken in' trving the two former American officials. This letter was prepared as the result of a conference in the office of thc Secretary of

than TonraRbors.. Assistant Secrc-'

ference in the office < War, lasting for mor and participated in b

wards, chief of the insular division ' ~ and Mr. C. Ma-

department.

‘•T? - .

S: 1 of

War Department, ar goon, law officer of the d Maaafactariax fa Territories.

The Census Office issued a bulletin on the manufacturing industries of thr four Territories of Arizona. New MexiOklahoma and Indian Territory, ring an aggregate product of *37,-

_ the.output of the o..

The total product for New Mcxi

'or Indian

5*7

ters.

is $5.605.795: for 1 892.181. and for Ol

iklahoma, ]

The Hundred-Millloot!] Dollar.

y wounded.

To Cat Expense* it PblUppiac

Manila (By Cable).-Radical refor *. in the American army of oc- |

or changt enpatkm ference*

'Charles 1. Parsons was acquitted in! Manila (By Cable).—Aguinaldo is onion^mdlf^i'whfch'M overwhelm-

i ! K " en,bCT ‘ of

MOHO CASTLE AS A NAVAL STATION. Protests aad Approval by Cota* Newspaper*

ofthc Rapa

;e». in the > have been

between Corbin and

angc will reduce expenses, it is

estimated. 60 per cent in one year. The ^ ^ __ __

be abandoned. This wUl save enormous- . A| Stockholm. Sweden, by tbe cxplo-, the command of the American troops on ; a naval statlqn. ly tn transportation of supplies and m ( s ; 0|| 0 { petroleum on tht American the Island of Mindanao and in the Jolo | The Discussion^ protests agar.it .hi churches, convents and pub.ic , c hooncr Louite Adelaide. Tram Fb la- . Archipelago. General Kobbe. formerly action, saying it n “an imposition of a itc bu Idmgs now hired for bar- j e lpliia. Captain Otr. to members of the 1 commander of this district, will return sltong power upon a weak one, yat Cuba

■chooner and four Swedish officials lost tc thc United States* ! can do nothing but accgt^!

— ~ - ~ - ihtir lives. I General Chaffee has issued a circular 1 La Lucha stronaly approves the^sfep.

nfare tor si-la. Drouth and heat and ruining the in which he explicitly defines the status , It says:

"Cuba could not

1 j adverse comment here. The public gen- ' erallv expected that Morro Castle and o the Caliaha* fortress would Ik taken

rent for < and prival

x ja

Cleveland. Ohio (Specia*).—At

vo-agt good* lh^ peasants are the bundle "he ‘ sis'hrid in Imdi

th of Lib- j read

Cleveland. 1

5 bel;

auction 1 - here R. M. Mnrr.jr bid $1 bundle. On unwrapping the lound a'painting. "The Birt!

erty/' by E. S. Willard, of 1 valued at fjqoo. It orig nslly belonged ’ was given to'L to Charles Latimer, a wealthy civil eu- 1 Fire at Port gineer, and on his death r - '" . _

ihr:r lives. I General Lhatlec nas issuea a 1 Drouth and heat and ruining the in which he explicitly defines thi

crops in Russia. In the Volga provinces d-jties of army officers, with thc peasants are already destitute. j to .heir relations with the provincial and ; two historic fortresses

.'uss srsurs. 1 zjgm* i.'ss;

•ad a paper. - I misunderstandings between the two de-1 «w,iroand the respect of stranger*, and The freedom of the city of London partments and prevent possible eonflici* r>»».vr nation* would see behind the Oan

a* given to'Lord M.lner. of authority.

do anything with the «ses of Havana and e flag of the formi-

gmccr. *nu on ms ucwu :hirteen yearsia loss of $200*000., ago wat placed by a relative in stor.igj Terrific electrical and hail

and wa* never called for. . V have done gren: damage in Germany. | n i

— — 11 A plan for th* payment of the Chiqese

indemnity to the power* has finally |

conflicts ’ other nations would see behind the ilag

not the little State 6f Cuba but ooe of the

at Prince, Hayti. caused j At fast a* the insular constabulary i* > greatest oower* of the globe. The two

’ organized the American troop* will be ! pomu of most strategic

Triad to M*aa tor rerza;*.

itered in fewer garrisons 1 nber will be decreased.-

WU ftot Rtlaas* tta AaKricni.

the Cuban coast the United Stti take and strongly fortify.**

f NfW *trem' a i n *t w!Me*ak"p<>* * • re * Ul1 P ri P ci ^ •‘•h 1 I Washington (Special.l-^n^resptmse : tb**Toerc>-Shakespeare almthouic Teve’n | i'nnwlly. *^ ^ ^ "'** ; ^A^t^Th^BritUh Go've'mmem hat 1 iuthran persons, all offirers of the institution.', Chinese bandit* * —* 57 —’ ’—' A ‘ 1

were made scponsly ill. apd one. Mrs. - the province of Blanchard, Uie matron of the institution, armed than the

may die. The prison — J

may die. The prison used was arsenic acid, and only the prompt arrival of the officers doctor -$nd -be muck adrauqKtarion of The Paris . ..... antidotes saved the lire* of the ratended fact* connected wi

!r.

negro inmate of the almshouse. Munster de D

Dae af “Maaat"

Washingon (Special).-The imperial German navy end some German manu facturers are usitre large quantities of an ' 1 " of

It

One fire

ir New Mexico Territory. $3.a. $7,083,938.

b DeHar.

The Bnreau of Engraring and

AMMOKI. BOILEKS S fc SST,S

Ion turn ;h bill a

rials gave oriMicd shall be rk is of a high

illar certificate*.

•«*-> w.-; .‘^oJfiSliSiSSfcbS'S Z

-EBzabcth City Shakes U^ (Treasury Department official r —

Elizabeth City. N. C (Special).—Dc- ' d «V ha * ‘ he b 1 ' 11 '■«» fective ammonia boiler* at the ice fac '-umbered i-A. The work

t^—^ptodS r ^mil«S^toSSi& b .* ve ^ eng***! * extra hour* to do

intei

had

reman was killed and anolht 1 red. both colored. Supei

1 and

iu.«ly injured, both colored. Superident Dunstop and Foreman Brown ad a narrow.J*capc. Huge parti

icf

1 Brown It of the

have been engaged the work with the !

i* of a hi f the bure_

1 hour* to d

thc least possible delay.

Attorney Gene

—__ _ r render an opinion upon the quest tank passed through ,the office, com- j submitted by the Secretary of the Treas plettly destroying it. while the superin-' nry as to whether duties should be re tepdent was at bis desk. j funded paid upon import* frem Porn The shock was.revere and shattered ' Rico between the ratification and tin

window panes three blocks away. It wa* ! Foraker Act

felt all over the city. There is fear of i Lieutenant Commander Minnett rean ice famine. The fish industry will i ported that he brought tbc' gunboat suffer. The company will rebuild imme- i Concord back from Alaska without 01d lately; loss $10,00". j dcri because Commander Knox became Mr*. McTialo S.ra i } *«?ously ill and there was Ho place 20

nn. '"‘■wiwtj ssc*. , p . ve him suitable attention.

Ely. Nee. (Special).—Suit has begun; The Secretary of the Interior anin the United States Court at Carton by pounced the committee to tupenrise the Mr*. Ida McKinley and Mrs. Mare B.! drawing of lot* on thc Indian lands

n —*— —John Steele, William • opened to homesteaders. - — recover possession : The President made a number of ic of thc patented , diplomatic and consular appointments.

Mining Com£ny ;

Capita! Newi h Grrtril icral Knox ^dtclined

to

Barber against John Steele, William ; opened to bome*i Haycr and others to recover possession . The President

of the Elijah tnmc. one of tbc patented claims of the Canton Mining Comjfenv , on which Steele. Hayer and others are I operating, and also for $10,000 damage* j

r New P: Whitm

*m. ..ro for $10,000 damage* , H phelpi WhitmarsU. civil gov:mor

for ore taken om and .hipped by thero ! of B eng«t Province. Luzon, ha* been durmg the period of their occupancy • 1 exonerated by thc civil commission of

nune - the charges against him. - - - - j ' Advice* from Manila sute that eon-

aces between Adi ■Hint General Corand General Chaffee will probabl./

.- . , wit in economical and administrative

—— — FH**?*^! lr * ,n I reform* lo the army of occupation. The on the narrow gauge line of the Denver | coM ^ ra aia:*>ni n g thc Ameren and Rio Grande railroad and rolled down . in ^ Philippines j.an. it i* estin

an embankment. Eleven passengers were u. rr <jace<i by 60

Denver (Spefctal).—One mile west r-f

Marshall Pa** a Pullman Vreper broke ( retn i t cconoi lo«ta from a westbound p***enger train j re!orlns ; a ,h e s

turned coeppletely _— its trucks^M lert below the track.

14 feet below t e scciden' is ui ■Ms CUM Treat n (By jcab/e).— sys: iDisafftc

zeper broke | reagh in economical and administrati’

army of occupation, ining thc Ameren .

, .. J-an. i

-, jj.^ , aIighled_on j h*v surrendered at Ligao. in Albar

"-f 0 ■ rifles, ha* surrendered at Ligao. in Albay The | province. The insurrection ' in North j Camarincs province is practically ended.

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

1.—A dispatch frcir. I ———

ection. caused by | The New York Subtreasure statemem pr^-alent in 30 district* in I *ho«r* thc bank* have lost $2-373.000

Pekin says: ^Disaffection, caused ru.r ^ • -- “ -

the central ]>a|t of the province of | this -week.

Chili. Thr lore! officials are either d s-1 As June is thc last month of the fiscal inclined pr. -.Able with the force at; year of the Reading Cotupany no «ute-

LTllMgc^^k^^^yj/ the bandits showed j ed States*

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Reading Company ... of earning* for that month J for several week*.

The exports ol Germany co the Unit-

. .A States for the fiscal year ending Jun< many of thz , » ttcre valued at $00.5°o.coo. c-r aboot a been voldiers i million dollars more than in the pre-

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