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T h e St i r l ing T h e m f ^ i n , JEJofch ? ^ r a n c h e s of Coitgf«ssfc<^"

recognition of t h o Cuban belllgorents were "pBbsiKtcil ' A m i d ' a nconeref-great oHttmv s iasm. I n i o o t , the-demonstr^tion-of-ap-provril VIMT*O spontaneous nnd seemingly to unanimous t h a t j u s t bofdro tho houso adjourned Mr, Hltfc, Who had Intended to postpone ca l l ing thorn up idntU noactMon dfty, hskod ui iaul iaous cousont for tholr fottiedtoto cOBsldorntlou BjriSJillP^fln_

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Hon mt l »J j l t*r«pt»—Ko* 2* t h e Time tdJttcli* t h e S t r u « l l n » * « t r l o t » - 8 t t o i i K Keio i t t t iqU Jfie»entea fl3» thfe !Honi«, '••

f2t»t)h by Mr^Teet In bohal^of Cuba w h s the ^yefcti « l t h o pesslgn 1 R ifce «onat«k tt cani* un«3tpocMllyt » • M*1' V e j t aoldoiU •ttno«)ae« S}fr»p«eoh««pif »mke» prepo*^ tl«in«. ^fb« •enate h«*4 ngr tcd t b s t tho final voW of iUeCubonf pssolation v o a i a W t n k e a i ^ * p W ^todft^ «nd thodobato V A » ptoceedlttg, Mr \?Wte 'of California sn 'dMi . 'Grajfof BelaWii te"«intenaing«s HieealpropoMtlan that thfe XTnltea States oquldlttotat thU t ime recognize Cuba's indeDendence, 4»ChU aroiisttl iit. "Vest, who d ? U ^ t e d a. tibaracterhrtiio speech Hl« word* oarab w i t h «mch fin and siiohbo^rity of dict ion that the tenate chamber waa qn lck l f o r o w S « - f t o be*p--ht»)-"Wh«fft-would the TJnttoil S t a t w b e today, aalwd Mr. Ve | fe U thl« polloy urged by the Call-fornlaiawiator had been followed? Int toa4 of a«i»»»Wing„ hate a s p, oongreM ih\», Would tie another B r i t l i h «jlonj-< auothor app»nag«.ot tha^Brlttsb crown. France Tec6gul»ed the independcnoBotthffTjnited gtotea ami t e n t hor arrhit^ and fleet* * n d plabtd on MI a debt of undylDg gratltnde.

I n ringing tone* Mr. V e a t declared t h a t it w * a « the great Wpnblip of t lw world propo»Bato*tand>y ihete poopla In t h e W u

ttrnggla, akin i c our o ^ n , then i M m m t belli « « ^ l ^ y w l r % l b i « of M e i Atajf

armletv-for nooneaxueutwdttwi, — t h ^ n a i l e w t l t tho«l«i.be b jr«t» t lngto t h * w h o l e world w h a t the aenator believed betora Qod to be "ftra& t h a i Spain opttld oerer aga in e e k b l i i h n«r doinlnton « V e r that laland, Mr, V « t drew a rlvkl picture of plpain'a b ioooVmle qyer i h e o ld , Span* ifh'AmarleaU dependen^loe. Then h e added? ' • "

Wf» Threagtt Bl»o4 a»A W f . '*Qt a l l thoaeSrart-dominion*won b y

blood, w o n tbjfongh tortnre a n d flre, tbere remain* M a y to thl* toothlew old wo l f the «l|»gW laland o f Onba. J . n d Spain to-

4Mfr p j t M b » a * » » J ) a t t > a l ^ l B S l W W o a « * ^ (at p k t e e o f Bunyon,almo«thelplea«, alt* a t t a a t o o i o f the d a r k o a t e of deapptiam. and gilt* w i t h Impatient rag* a t t h ? f r o -Meeton-of aplendW repobllot thatruarob on l a the p*o#rea* toward elyltttatton a n d liberty. That wol f can never retain that • ing le eub. N e t e r e a n Spain hold; the i»-land of d u b a after i h a b a a been u n a b l e to ho ld one foot of w>U jouih n f u» i n al l the wJd* area of t h e aouTihern nai f of *M« ooa-M n e n i 1 ' ,

Mr, 13ray ln termpied t o aak If, a t a rdattet of exlatlng fact, Onba had n o w e»-tabUabedaoondlWeiiirf exlatenoe, „ „

With another b u n a of eloquence Mr,. ya t t reanonded I b a t l t wag not for n« to detarmlae that the Cafaabahad oompletely •etabltabed tbamatltea. 'The qneatUm for n a t o determine waa.'Can Spain re>e»tab-llah a e r a o w e a a n * d o m l n l o * ot*r Cwbaf

T h e Onhana detnonftratad that thejr had 4**vqtmje-*>~*<*f*~&P*hx.~± y w * « a « t b a t r t r p r i a l n g w a a a m a r e e m e n t a H o w • r e r y C n b e n la a patWofc- T h e y h a r t abab-doned b o m a i and famUie* for the oauae of fraadotn. Spain anay «tarail»a.tft. theib " B o t , " aatd Mr. V e e ^ w H a T l m p S l a M d tonee, " % a l n wi l l nerer , neter , barer again, »wtkfr t h e m the u n w i l l i n g anbiaeta o f h a c n o w e r ' - ' ' * _ JTha eeaatot j p o k e w i t h Uontampfci* t n a etatementa-that t h e Cnbana ware negroea WR. E . A* B A R N E S . ^ _

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powerfol. I t t h r e b a t o . t h a b r a * » t o ( the aagwd'wa- jmdhaa goawwltfc mar^rwto the a t a k r a n d h i*a«dth«a ftwrnKglfprii the aplrit Winged Ite iUght t o God. Idber-t y o a n n o a b e e x t i n g u b d i M w h e n afceonle areQnanhnona in-defenea o f ^ t b a r l g h t a Whleb God ha* g b * n , t h e i i v " ^ - ,

A s aanreamlon of, aympathy w a r a faiwe, <wn%nne41hea»nator, J3e denied and WH pndlated t h e dpcWne t h a t Orery -reatlgt <d Spanlah powwf s u t t t diaappear from the laland before w h oould x a o o g f t l M C n b a w ^ e ^ e n d e n t . ^^k .

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tel le ( B e p ) of Mnmo, who, i t w i l t be re membercd, interposed nn objection to the conrfdoratlon'of tho yeneauBtan «joinm1*« l ion bil l , called an emphatic ha l t b y an abjection^ H e doolnred that the; passago e ! tho Resolut ions m i g h t pwoipitato'war wjtlv-^lpaln a n a oharactorljiod. a« "nm*K-Ing!' a proposition to pass w i t h o u t dabato Resolutions o t subh "jnprnohteusgravity."

So nag appealed to to withdraw; his ob< jocfcibD. b u t ha ind ignant ly dodlinod.

Ihe^ Yan^ Horn-It irsney contested otec t lon ease was further considered. A vote was taken flrst-on tho resolution of tho minority of the committee t o recommit tho case, wi th instruct ions to tho commit-te.e to . reopen thev testimony, pu*g^ the fraudulent prcolnctsr.and recount tho bpn» est b a l l o t s -' ThsrfeHOhltlon w a s defeated—l(ii to l i d — a n d the ^rmt.iorltrrcs61ntioh doolarlnfl Mr; "Varn^orn, thaconte,stabt, oritltlodto hW lwatr waa adopted w t t h 6 U ^ divUion. Mr V a n Hor,n <;arne forward amid a p p l i t i se and^Jk"t&« ftatb atxitHeef—*" *v-

Tho fo l lowing named Bepubl lcans voted w i t h the JDemparatsion tho "motion to rth c o m m i t « n d reopen the o#so: Arnold, B ishop, Brown, 3nrTtonf JPw\di»)g, Daren , er, Bhutan, Hi l l ing; Hyde. "Knlp, Lelghty, Barker, P l tnoy , Powet t i Southwipk, $& lor, Well ington and Wright , (

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(MS**** Jtatlway £ai»Tay«e« W i a H a v e *h»tt*> | l o n w or trie Up t h e Bead*.

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« i l ^ P l r ^ | 1 ^ m a * o a " d e r u » n d t J e V a ^ n nonr day a t SPs oonta a n -botiri a n d in the eve t i to f thare fu ia l of the employers to grant the concession* asked i t i f sa id 'a general strike w i l l occur.

T h i s d«cl«lo^ waa reached a t a meet ing of the-exeou^re opmmltteeot t h e Amalga­mated Associat ion of Street R a i l w a y Xm^ ployee iqf America held * e o e n t l y a t the beadoiuarte** of t h e organisation l b D e ­t r o i t Every m e m b e * Of the commit t ee , inc luding Prealdent Mabdn, w a s present a t t h e m e e t i n g , a n d the t r a b ^ t w a s thoroughly discussed- Mr Mahpn stated, hi* posit ion a s b e i n g In favor of m a k i n g

'V^IT damaiffd a t ^rit tatt^ added that i f -nan*. esaary he would recommend t h a t means b e t n k e n . t o b a c k u p the reqi ful l attrength of - tbe organlwn eonelKslon of t h e m e e t i n g tha executive oommlttee voted nnanlmous ly t o adopt l l*I««eide«t 'rps>!>oi i t loa' i.

T h e olties s a w e d are N e W T o r k , Chle* go, Phi lade lphia , Beaton, Detroit, Wor­cester and Milwaukee. ,

President Mahon, who i* i n t h i s c l tft •aid? <

"We are g o t o * to m a k e a demand for ten hours ' Work f o r IS pay, a n d We art go ing to m a k e t h a t demand a t once, a n 4 i t Jt la h o t granted a ttrlka w i l l certainly r e s u l t > . * " 1 f a ara^irad of be ing feoled.^and w a

intend from today t o «saTFfti t h i s city dl

" W**»a determined th*t< third parties •bal l b a k a p t « n t of oar affslra, aqd as We a n oapabl* e r a t t e n d f n g tot>Ur nwn. Inter­ests w * mnat Insist o n nor r ight t o go di* n o t t o t h e employar i Our aMoclatlon m u s t b e r * e o g n t i » d T h i s i s final, l e a n no t s a y w h e n k s tr ike w i l t Occur. Jt m a y oeonr l a a weak, a n d i t m a y n o t occur for Mr** WetflU o r -even Jonger, hut if one r ight* a n no t r e e o g n i s e d l t o e r t s i n l y w i l l

i St inging Resolution Adopted Excarlat-ltig the Irlslt Lord—tho \ otc Stood 30 to 1—Clubmen -Applaud, the Oqtoonie of the International Wrangle.

N E W Y O B K , P e b 88 —Tho New 'Sork Y a c h t olnb, a t a .mooting held last ovon-lng to taka flurtl action on tlio charges* made by tho.Eart of Dunrnvon against tho

J M o n d e r syndlcnto nud on tho report p i the epeclnl committee ot the club which invest igated those charges, \o tod to drop tho earl from momborahip in tho o lub.

U p t o tho t l m o of meet ing n«l direct apology or notification o f Intended resig­nat ion had boon received by any c lub offlcct from XiOtd Dunrnvnn

I t w a s ratnorecl tha t a letter ombodylng a. rci lgnntlnn *wna on ifti^ttay from l L j ' the doubly defeated owner of VaJkyrlo, b u t At w a s n o t In evidence When tho mooting was called to order b y Comihodoro Brown,

''"TFhtTanly member tit the board of i n v e s t t igat lon, which, carefully considered l o r d Bunravon's charges Of fraudulorlt J>rno-tiooa dn t h a n a r t Of the owners of 'tho vic­torious Y a n k e e oraf tDcfendor proafint, wa«

far a n y t h i n g t o arbitration. _ " W o a n X attended the meet ing ot the

execut ive o o m m l t t e e . a t Detroit , X mid J h a t t h e t i m e h a d - n o w " fa> **>»H*ft **>& demand general a n d favored Vigorous ac? t l o n t I would b a w i l l i n g fe either mako or break the organisat ion in a battlo for a Wn*a<»dofrt last '«howift^giviw t ' tot with-' ou t oompel l ing n a ^ a t k for i t .

^ t w l l ( b e a a « i f p : a k O V « m * n t a o ( l witf vgor i n t o effeot irrt*th»* e l t l e * I n ffew York themen.a*e5»a*kl»»^rfj |!mr*A day , i n Chicago, i t , U i f t a s a f a w * » o » s e t o n B ; b M U w a u > # V # f t » * t t S f e * ) < , a n d i h & l e o V f c - ^ >

" * • / » general t h i n g w o w i l t demand a mtattf ium r a t e o f 90 oents f an hour, nl-*h<JHgh in B o s t o n an increase w i l l m ask-

WromJlO to,83Ji^andi . in MliwaukooJho en w a n t ^ i ' eents a n nonr Instead of Id,

DUNRflVEN IS DROPPED. The Earl "fexpelled From the

New York Yacht Club.

BESOUNCBB AS "M GENKBMAH."

«LTK SAW, oy nvmiAVttfc Gmifftz R i t e * T h e ^ n ^ t i « b w 1 » # t b * ' o l u b h o u s e w a * c b ( * e d u p w i t h the m e m ­ber* w h o were anx ious to jo in tb* yaoht-o w n e w , w h o could decide t h * issue, i n • e n d i n g t h e Ir'fh Jtarl to ooveptry. f

A * *oon a* t h e m e e t i n g waa g i l h t d , t o order, b y Commodore B, MTBrowni Cap* t a l n X e w i a Cass Dedyard iteqneettd t h a t h |* m o t i o n f o r t h * e x p u i s i e n o t L o t d Pun* xa^en i r o m . t h e U e w Y o r k Ifaoht c l u b , ' w h i c h h e proposed t w o w**k« ago, ahould rwv<ithdra>n T h * r*djd*at Wa* grahted unanimous ly . ,•.

_^ lAdyafdV Bese lat lea . | , Captain Iiedyard t h e n offered t b | fol­

l o w i n g preambla and Msolntlon: "The. S a r i of Dnnraven, a n h o u — , _ , ,

member of thl* c lub , hat nublidir Ijharged •foaVylay en, t ea part o f - ^ w t W e a w B r - In the recent race* f or the Amerlca'a cup of aucb a n a t u r e a* neoessarlly Implloate the m a n a g i n g Owners o t the veesel . •• . -

'>The charge has been Investigated by a commission of the highest character," w h i c h has proceeded judicial ly and bafore w h i c h D o r d D u n r n v c n j i a s appeared and g iven h i* o w n 4t>d qthpr t e s t imony and .ha* been Jieard i n person and. b y counsel . The commission l ias unanimous ly decided that the charge w»f fa l se ; t h a t i t w a a n o t

oceue, Pj ir iM^ttaBiUrt n o t a t e J d e j t a j » } nierejyjmprgved^Jiui_vfajLaJBrmaUyiily. disproved b y oompefcent and nnoontradltf-tory evidence, leaving no" possibil ity o t doubTt '

" T h o oommlaslon has: a lso fonnd that tho lac t s upon whlph Ijord DunraVeh Act6l7 accord lnBtohk^own statement, furnished n o l n ^ f l M f p y f a a ) m a k i n g such a charge,

__ - ieJarton1iith»--nncitais^ tloned" r a j f f i j M K xegulntc tbe Bourse o f • g c n t t c i p j i M H B l h s n one find* t h a t h a ha* r j * e a * B B K p l s t a k o to cAttrunJust'im.i p u ^ t i o r ^ p * M i i » . O h a r a c t o r 6 f another h e should nfiawpny nba.k'e such reparation a s remising l a h i s ptlwer by acknowledging b i s error, w i t h d r a w i n g the imputat ions and expre**ing hUfcegret Suoh reparation-

t o Mr. I s e l l n a n d hjle assoolnte* tho Barl of Dnriraven, after |a full opportunity, has fai led t o make,

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n g h t o o o u m d n e w between "V. T» 6(anford a n d Po l i ceman Hulkey , the latter be ing k i l l ed , ex-jSjaeriff Matthew* orlMcally and Ijerhap* fa ta l l y wounded, a n d several stray shot* took effect I n other i n n o c e n t spectators, O n e of t b e s l i o t s h l t * y o u n g lady and inflicted a flcah wound . ^The a l ­tercation began- between -the tWo-prlnol-pala because Po l i ceman M u l k e y clubbed a t r l e n d o t S a n f o r d ' s "»- j . '

A l l eged i i a r d e n r f r o a 6 a b c * d J*saae.

»S!KHfjfllirr»rowjr, K . Y . , F e b . 88 ~$m* ty-siXjWitnesae* have been examined i n the P o p D a v l * murder trial, a n d the trial wlU'probaRly cont inue for some days yet . D a v l * has beeh examined by a numbor ot specialist* op insanity , a n d a t tho hearing

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Including BIOUB, t b n t « t intentionally .„ ,_ . , charge fonnf l ly or-^required by t b a possibl&iofehjyn h o w o s u n w l l H r i . . . ty of entertaining i

" I t is not open gentlemen ara enga, ono sunpooja anotn bound to make aha

Uy t h e Charges. _, from thoovldebce ,

inravenrs o w n admia-' |ne of the cup races ha led from making the iaklng any protest, a s

because i t w n s l r a -w l f y the-oharge, a n d

:o the rosponalblil-'

Isouaslon that -when i n any sport and

of foul play ho i s hargo then and i n

eompanled by n ruU, ample antl oomploto apology and, arafecaetlttn af bis ahoegsfi.'.'

When Mr, Lodyard had done spnafrlng, lie w a s greeted with wHd ol«iers atid. dries of "Brnuol Bravo!" As soon as quiet waa rostorcd Coiiimcdiire Brown put tho resolution to tho to yaehtowners present, i l l of whom, but one, answered In tho affirmative, Tho only dissenting vote waa aas fcbyehos tor 1& Mqnroo; owner of thw sloop yacht Orlva.

When thp result was announced,- tho yells of tho olub mem bars could ho board blocks away, and when It was understood that Dunravon's name was) no longer on tho roll of tho o lub ovory member, wi th tho ono noted exception, expressed h im­self ns being perfectly sntlsilod that the rule of tho majority was In every way right and deserved. The vote w a s 30 to t In favor of Captain Letlyardr8 resolution dropping Dunrnvon from tho roll.

DOUBLE MURDER.

A J e r s e y City Man Kill* HI* Wife antl , Mother-in-law. J E R S E Y C m , Pob. 88 —John Mnokln,

a shift less follow, shot and killed his wlfo, L t a l o Maekln, and bis mothur-lti-InwT Bridget Connors, und fatally wounded bU frtthcr-ln-law, Morris Counors, a t tholr homo a t 110 Phi l l ips s treet Maokin w a s arrestca soon afterward and siiid t l i a t h o did ltlio shoot ing bccuuao t b o y W u t o d t o a l low .him t o suo his children.

H e 1ms; been married several years, b u t recently hjt- w)fo loft h im, and h e ha* spout most o t hi* t lmo i n drinking. Maok­in w e n t t o -hi*, fother^n-iaiW'* home, where h i s wlfovwna r e a d i n g , nnd wa^qian. olfoirtoi loa'hiaohllar^iij b*ft.t, ho,*«y», h e w««a ia[eriiled.^ Ijfe w e n t awny a n d pt t^ chased a revolver. Hu» returned later, and entered tho house, H i * fat)ie>in*!nw was, s tanding near the d o o r / Without a word

^ J ^ a ^ a J ^ A i » J t e ^ f e ! ^ ^ " bnH*fe*trno*rtheord maWinrthq^ihroat .

orango to b i s Wife. Who w a a j u s t behind h i m , When tho bu l l e t s truck h i m , h e pitched forward. J Mr*,. Connors stooped to t h r o w her arm* a b o u t htm and t h u s «*!• oaped, the aoaoud bullet- M r a Maokin, the murderer'* wife , w h o w a s behind the, others, received t h e bul let i n the breast.' Maokin then flreyi Another *bot a t hi* wife, w h i c h struck hor on t h e chin. She died i n s t a n t l y A* the old yroriian bent o r t f h a x huaband Mafikltl Jiufned t h e n - ^ vo ire* o n her and f f m l two more shot*. Mr*.'Connor* fell dead beside her husband. T h e s h o t i t r u c k h e r over t h e heart, ~ Wben DM bloody w n r t w a * done, Mftckln' i W r t k ^ s i o W l y a i ^ ^ I I e ^ w e n T t o CneTgb" boring saloon, and , cal l ing for a drink, l a i d t h e revolver on' the bar and aatdt "Band for i h * polio*. P v a ^ w i t k l lWi torn* onet"

l i s , a n d many sudden daatnfc a n - n p e * t * d from*varydl«tr i<*ta*r* . TaWj*Mi«a**«*> Uru inad i which to a lavtthla n t o * t » t t u g r a n g e n , *«•<»> tk« • trangt* ° * * * * * •**»• nlQeent prospsot* «h*f had ) n a t R r *»ort-gaged the ir fans* . A t B u r * * m «**•> w o n t e w t raaohed 1*0, T l * « 1 M * l a ***** *< theistore* and ti«w«*> Bat atuk,**) hy-*a>

\ M a Biea*a*raa B«vol»U«*. < MAKAOUa, S icaragua , JTeb. 88,—The

goverrtment force* h a v e ' c o W m e n e e d an idvanoe upon t h * department* fn n v o l l aga inst Pres ident 8*l«ya w i t h o u t stand­ing on the defensive and w a i t i n g for t h * axpscfed *ttack of ta*X»o»4«ta, Thitojvfn of N a g a r 6 t a w * * a t t a o h * d and taken by s torm by t h * goveraasant troop*. T h e moral efftet ot i t* c a p t u n M bound t o b > g n a t , arid i t i * regarded *a a mopl' ln*< _,_,_ r . . „ .. , ._,

V U i l S e d j a P e a t l e a C*>>ia«at», - - • . - - - .

B O O M S T B B / V»h S8,—tEnlted "atan* D e p u t y M a n h a i Soholl arrested Georg* X. 'Messmer. h**lUi board registrar^ upon t h * ehargoof m a k i n g o r o a a t l n g t o b e m a d > a f a l i t aflldavlt t o procure a pension, Th* sp*clflocharge • g a i n i t - t b e . - b e a l t h board' clerk Was t h a t h e altered a ..physician's oert l f loateatat lngthe oanse of death to. bo cancer o t t h * stomach t o r h w r o a t t i m of t h e s t o m a e h , M e a m o r 1* a t l i b t r t y pend« ing' h i s examinat ion .

suob form and m * o n t r as to as sume ful l Responsibility tht fe fo^ or thereafter to .re toainsilom* ^ s ,

- " I t furtherappearrthat Irj print and i n public spcoeh Lord I^unravon hass 'ought to justify th*- m a k l n f of tho charge b y numorous m|srepredentations of fact. H o has boon foroed him**lt to admit the un­truth of most Of these yot ho stubbornly refuses to r s toact tb* Injurious inforencos drawn fromNuMtn, |

" T h o ropreeentative* of this olub on-gagcd.JLn ^ft4nt*CTptlonal-yaohti ranna

one of the *peolall*t*, w h o w a s on tho wit ­ness s tand n v e r a l hour*, pronounced, De-Vl* suffering from 'uhronio delusive in­sani ty . « ' . . T. % i < K i l l ed » I * A n U t a n t , 4 •>

^ftr'XOOW, 3?eb. s i — D r . JEdwjird A . D i l l , a dent lrt a t S i K o r t h Broadway, «hot and*ki l l ed hi* aatlstant, J . J, Seaman, who , before ho expired, *hot' 'Mt- thrOagh the r ight l u n g , D r , D(1I waa removed to the olty hospita l . ' Hi* WQUnd probably w i l l i>rove fata l T h e a o o o t l n g wa* the resu l t ofKa quarrel. A

Shot H i m i e l f A«*ldeatally, . BnrooxtoJ^'N. ff.} Fejfct.^sl—rVhilo H o w -ard Garrison wa* o n b i s boa t ' r e t u n i l n g f rom-a^urmi»g^r i iMt l*<uurwhi8 t f^rT«r ly ing on t h e deck, w a * nocldonul ly d!» ohargod, fatally Wounding h i m . Hi««ro ln w a a t o m j o jpleoea, a m i - J i « 4 l « d from-Ua* oH)Ipod. w h i l r W*^brotRer wa*-«rjr ig lng h i m t o his , homo her*. H e w a s SO year* old a n d n waterman. _'

-" - -Weyler orMrtfContlMatlori. M A D R I D , Feb. S S ^ A dispatch from

^avanaT5yl"toKSr'0Sptain"Gonrirhl Weylor .has ordered tho confiscation of the proper, ty o t a l l person* absent from their homes w i t h o u t reasonable oxouso, Those return­i n g wi th in a fortnight ot t h e Issuance of t h e order shall bo pardoned,

Crlvate l a m * Dead, B A L T O I O H E , Sob 38.—William H , l a m s ,

w h o gained unfortunato notoriety a s fl> member of the Pennsylvania mil i t ia during tho Homestead labor riots in 1803, died In the Maryland hospital from tho effect* of IT pistol WoQnd Inflicted by Charles A t s d t several days ago.

Train Wrecker Bristol Dead. H O M E , N. Y. , Feb. S&— Frederick Bris­

tol, ono of the four Borne boy train wreck­ers w h o derailed the fast'moil on tho Now York Central on Nov. 19, tSDfi, died in the jailor's residence adjoining tho jail at Utloa. The cause of doath was consump­tion.

For Second CHaas Cltlcfl. AlBAJJV, Fob. 28.—Tho assembly com­

mittee on cities baa appointed ..Motum. O'Grady of Rochester, Wells of Syraouao and F i n n of New York a subcommittee to consider the obartor drafted for cities of the second olusa

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» f , > | g » | propo|lt»(p KeonId%oty#treoCg- :

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Oa* » { p l « a l e « caa*e« T h r e e Death*, KvWtWt, 3 . Df teb l?8,—A «**oll«0

*tov*expfe*lott cauaed the" destruction, Of ft, H, P u e k e t t a house aridtbelcwrof three llye*. T M dead *r* M r * Frank Puckett ,

! ^ a * f i a l 4 t » W * a v * d the baby, Mr. P u * w a a a w r 1 ^ J S — - ^

• ~ HIIIM * y a>WMt Ifhota Train. , B#JfH«8»aV lT*b. 118,-nthOni**; B*ofl*r, flwrnan o i ^ , W * » * , P h o r e j ^ i r o a d ; w h i l e s t e n d l n g b s m * h la -eng ine a t C l y d o w a * struek and |WatntiysklH*d-by faat passen-

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s ? a n d . farm w a n « f » J « f » t l o n t ) y j ^ a j>M*

With Lord D u n » y a t t u ciio representative of Kngllsh yaeh**m^n upon the footing of mutual confidage* and^iionor1 He has re-' quited their -*»-*=-- ' — « • » •--distrust, 8u«i v

t ions ot fraud* "Lord D u n r

felted tho higl election as an c l u b , thorofon

"Jtesolved orarymombori thO Barl oi drawn, and tl f rom tho list of o l u b . " i A

KxpUlert M I n introdnoinj

Captain Lofi)i> ' **At tlio last

a r y membership a t i h a t time—mi members of th. m e t h o d of doallii) l o g h i m t o roslg summary action In accordance w] had been dealing that t ime I t see: w i t h the courtcsii XnJUt«xla45fWpl) treated by tho N d o n o t th lDkt i iat

ami confidence by Unfounded Imputa-_ isalof reparation. 'Ijis course has for-

"wlilah led to his member of this

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Wo hereby wltb-tiio bo removod niombors of tho.

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T e f f i B l e B l i g h t .

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llun«lre,t« Sncoftutb to the l»ten«e If<»at. ICIgtity Hurlals In a HiuRle Day- Hos­pitals Owmvon-tled - No Escape From the Frightful .SCJHTKC.

M o o d ' s S a r s a p a r l l l a G a v « 8 t r o n » t f t a n d C o u r a g a t o W o r k .

"I was in such eondlt lon I could no t wtalB even about the house to attend to house­

hold dut ies a n d eare to* ray c M « area emafantfly. f did not have t h » »treagt!iof*ebiEi$. I _wa«' treated by several phy»ioian*?

w h o prorjioaa*** i » y troubli*ge«6f> « i * a n d C a r n a l * Weakn***. I d o u M • a t o n i y a s l t c a a f b**tda-n ' tSd | la*# eujuof t#*%tian*-trrr^ad*y»fW«i*-,

tlro*fclcouid*t«*« av-aOf>' pofltrtagg:

V i sPorvKi? , B C , Fob. 3H.—Pnsson-'gti% i w h o havo arrived here by tho Carta-; l i t i -Aus tra l ia" steamer front Australia aro tnll . lng »f Uttlo but tho terrible brain tloatroying, liorro destroying, life destroy ing hint in tho antipodes

Ico it soi l ing by tho ovincs at fabulous prleea, and to i l lustrate tho ItiteiiHity of tho heat the- Sydney Cltteoii recently stated that fruJiptt butter tm'tis to IttiuW in lta piuwngo from tho lcecbost t o tho table . Crops uro burning u p , cttttte* a m dyluif tor? w a n t of food und wtitor, and lnrimto rtnd old ncraons or& amjcnmblhg' by nttftdtada l a tho thlokJ? popttlntcd section*, Tho

hospltalB ivro crtiwdott, J u t d temporary, £ X n « i T " r f ' l i I ' ' T h * w " n « * " ? « r « S w r " 3 * ACriuturc* aod viwant llouse* a t e *eingt g ^ n V h V h o ^ * « » » l t e a - T o d r b » K B ^ tdtitad by the ifntitttiry faMcta tor t ^ m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 -modnto tbo consfajitly swe l l ing army o f thoaa w h o have fal len lr> their trucks tW* dor tlta withering rays ot t h e s u n .

I n m a n y scotlotm fever o^Itlenilo* pre* vfttt, undj 6 w i n g t » | h o fawt«'t«*ttt »um:*-bot o t doctors, l ives are eaorlllwid throti«(h w a u l o f propeb medical a(t«r)d!at)c>. Death* in m a n y towns QCSCHIP front brain ffivor, brought* on by v iant o t *!ecp, a*, w l t b t h i r thcrmtriaeter r a h g l n g two* 1SU t o ISO degree* i n the »h*de, Weep i* Impoa-ilble, simj a t n i g h t the entire; population

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fey dinner. " '

'i«to»j'towJ*j« r ^ i h a ^ i r t r ^ f c o B t t H h r J ^ ' ^ ' S ^ ' ^ . ^ ^

r s ^ " » S ^ I C h ^ i f i o W * T t W ujatlrtaay retreat iu to - t h e n i g h t audi ihe b)e**»tl dsrknoa*. Kaeh n ight group*! *«U»*r i n t b e a t r e e t a n d tail o t >nanyo4 thalrnorn-berk w h o have e i ther dropped d**d, have beon orasod by *le»pi«**xie#« o> a n Jrarw>g i n fa ta l fever,

Xtghty B « v l « 4 f a Ojaa Day. ~ In K s w Bouttr Wale* t h e Baatit rata ha*

amurnod alarming" proportion*, and d«r* Ing t h e WMk i n Wh(«h w a r t taa het ts** day* a greater n u m b f r o f d t e t a * o e n r r n d In Sydney a loaa than HJ * * y otBty w**lr toth* history o t thai c i ty , ^ t y b o s l i w w*»*>-l«wl*d o t J * ^ & ^iet teaaor a « a 7 w h e n th«~tb»imwn*tsi""vaaeB#d JIBF * t t h * mortuary i n t * 4 e«*WjWry t h * M«M wa* moet d l s tnastag . A l l day ttsda* drapod w i t h blaek a n d ov*nWwd#d w i t h w o u r n a n and bodl** w o n wrtvingv A Iarg*ootp*ot gnv4^f |a^*r*wa* *a«*»t*Uy engaged.and.hav* bos s * e p t o w g n i a y a * 4 a i f h t ,

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Busineas w** *u#p*Bdad, t a * Iwaprtal* Wirt ovsWrowded, and t h e n w a * * o t*M* t o t*k* t h * *I«k of . ta* dbrtrlefc.

W n e i w a a y i B ^ v t a a t «y*taaa*T r u r t h * r Inland t h * «*ttao?#iaary «H>

mst iooond l t lon* t a a a t b A f M r n o f al»wtrls cyclone*, dettroylBB oraoajd* a n d K M * , . k i l l i n g cattle, Wowing d e w * btitlalaB* and f u s i n g telegraph U***. Ta«a* •**> frtoftl dlrtUrDanjjnowairntf a t n ight , a n * rtsny partofl* w e t a ' s t r t w k n y U g M » i » f a* theyjt t t - ln^helrjhonisj^ . J t B ' S H l A B f e . t r a l r a . a ' w h o l a fnmlly w** klUedv T w o bal l* o t tlra *nt*r*d the wiadowaiMt h w a t ,

A n e t e c t r l c a l a » » m bt imt ov*» Oiavat ^ l u r o r u n d L j a l i e y . on Jan, M, and

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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Six prisoners awai t ing trial for burglary and similar offenses escaped from jull at Soutb Bond, Ind.

Thomas P . Morgan, ox-bommissionor of the District ot Columbia, died at hla resl-deneo in Washington.

Charles Keat ing Tuckorman, formerly United States minister to Greoco, died at his residence in Florence,

ThlovcB enterod -tbo mansion of Jacob Dottmor, at 87 Prospect park, west, Brook­lyn, and stole 14,000 in diamonds.

B'our thousand of tho 6,000 gnrment workers of Baltimore who are members of tho Amerloan Federation of Labor wont out on strike.

Ore which Is reported as assaying $500 to tho ton gotdj^id *40 In stfjw tn Ute

yon, w i th in tho olty l imits of Suit I j ike City.

Mall advices recoivod at Vancouver, B. C„ from Sydney report tho total loss of tbo steamer Glouworth, which was driven on tbo rooba off Gladstone, Queonsland, during a terrible storm.

Laura and Bertha .11 Joa and Martin and R. Dunbar of Stoitou, N. J. , wore return­ing from a reception In a buggy. When

wl tnoMessay that, l ook ing f rom th* h i l l i n t o the.valley, I t **tm«a M t h o u g h mi l* l i on* of fiery spirit* had b**n m lotM* from n a d e f c f " T J » r » w a a » o raltf, b « H » r / rIfm^!rwa~d*Hi0ltih*1t"ar^^ l i fe and d id inwtleulabl* Injury t o th* crop*, Bu*Ino*#wa* a b a n d o n e d . * * S w a t Stook! country, Denl l |quln , .Qutenslafldj Where the thermometer* r » g H t e r « d . , l l | . Report* frpra a l l Other atook * « t l o n * * h o v t thosameunvfe loomacondl t lonr The*d***h rate 1* excessive and arlaa* f r o m heat apo­plexy, InthrfTnln ing d l i t f | o t* th*WaMr supply Is g i v i n g out, a n d if r a t a doe* no t fall soon the mortality w i l l i w appal l ing.

A t Morco, Westralfaj thsret la nn out* break of scarlet fover. A dispatch from the c i ty of Melbourne sa id tha t . With o n e s ingle exception, .Tan. 63 waa tho hottest' day for SO year*. A n«ry northwest w i n d , l ike a blast from a furnace, b low al l day, breaking every t h i n g l a it* path , »Jid "tho thormomctor reoohed 180. people dl«oard-ed almost every vo«tlge> ofTclQihes, A T n ight tho w i n d *f<$pej , said t(«s tte?. momoter fell go d*fr«eC.t|tf. t en nilnute*,-Tho ehango wa* s o sttddon that popple were chilled to tho bono, though the ther­mometer registered 100.

Amerteaa «5hajrg«d-" Wlt l j Harder. P A N A M A , F O U » 8 . — A dlspateh from

Call Cnuca \t pr inted here to tho effect that the m a n g i v i n g h i# jjamo a* Charles Dndford i s none other th'sin P r o u d * C, Bandolph, on absconding judge of Mont­gomery, A la . , w h o is wonted for ombest-slomont. Badford recently murdered Charles Slmmontls, a highly respeeted and wealthy merohont of Coiica, a n * ho Is now in prison charged wi th the crtmo.

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Wil l Not Take Big Trunks. CHIOAOo, Feb. 88 .—At a mooting of tho

Wcstorn Association of General Baggage Agents a resolution waa adopted, provid­ing that no single piece of baggugo exceed­ing 40 eubio foot In measurement or 230 pounds lu weight wil l hereafter be ao-copted for transportation in baggage cars. This Is a very radical action.

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THE ARCADE • H O T E L A N D R E S T A U R A N T *

A. P.

Y6«aO^ef1a»^a1dto»40»^ Elattaborgh N. y " 1 " ™ • " * ****** " S f S " *

ijoctiitttr-bectr- ^TOSSil^lOT^'mTrrsylVinrftrrTlTrfBaur EraSES futht clul>. I near Stolton, the buggy was struck by an

over been i n east bound freight train. Laura J Ilea wa* ', tho olub, sir, instantly killed, the two men wero dan-; nny resigno- gorously hurt, BUS Bertha, JUe*. iniracu-

ilets It was uc- lously escaped wi thout Injury.

Uolglun. Wil l Mahe War. I.ONDOS. Feb. Btt.—A Homo dispatch to

The Daily News says: " T h e king of the Belgians has decided to make war on the dorvis^ios throughput tho Congo Htato. It Is reported that all the available vvssols oo the Congo have already been chartered."

llov. Thomas IJ race's Appolnluient. KOMK, Feb. as .-^jlov. Thomas Grace,

aft3»n4-'Wjtiii«w»i»»tu, ha».poea-ap»-pnintod bishop ""Jt/fhe diocese of Saeru-mento in »uc«i<asfen to Htght Hev. P. Manogue, I). D.

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NBWHODSB, u w l y f u j m « > e d , Allmodwa.

njeotfj Hoed stabuna tor uomws, t r a n S ^ i or,

Fir« In Omaha. O M A H A , Feb. 28.—Flro In tho lumber

district dostruyed tho Cody planing mi l l and the plant ot the Santa Clara Manu­facturing company. Loss, 160,000; par­tially lnsored._ _

tU-Comi»UMlott»r Alorgao Bead. W A S K I N G T O S , Feb. 88.— Thomas P. Mor­

gan, ex-commiss ioner of tho District o t Columbia, died a t hla residence, l a t h i s city.

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contatas all modern coqveatencea. _ rates for traveling comcaatea aad conum men, -

Meals at all boars

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PLATtSBOBOB. S Y. J . t t . T A R P L E Y . .

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