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MILLINERY,
Balancing! rmcas.
3gb
raomrs mast! om across.
ran mac-m Hopes Again to he has
Revolution by Pro-hing Everythhg'l'hat
the Insurgents Want. lint They Were Ills-
appointed by Him Before and lay lhfnao.
Wartime-res. May l'f.—-Uaodleisl re-
reaching here are to the elect that
moral Campos has advised the Spanish
government to allow him to institutes
series of reforms in Cubaaa a means of
bringing the rpboiiion to an end. it is
Itatdd that the Honolulu minister of solo-
uial ailairs has approved the plali. and it
will be put into execution at an early day.
it was by such means that General Calu-
pos brought the former rebellion to an
Ind. General Campos was given the
name of The Paciiioator, which has since
GENERAL CAMI'OR
been applied to him. Spain was slow.
however. in carrying out the promised
plan of reform. lilid it is claimed that
some of the promises Wcro novor iiopt. This
has stimulated the present outbreak.
It is said that all offer of settlement at
the present time. in order to be acceptable
to the robe] leaders. would have to include
autonomy. or homl' rule. for Cuba. ex.
penditoro of income from (Tuiian taxes on
Internal iiiiprovolilcnle instead of for
Spillli‘l war and naval expenses. amnesty
to all engaged in tho pi‘osont uprising and
the full execution of reforms promised ill
' 1878.
A few months ago the queen regent of
Spain assented to a plan by “'Elli'llni'l'l"
taiu approach toward homo rllio was
granted to (John. hilt. the rebellion broke
out. and Spain thereupon suspended the
reforms she was about to grant. it is
said these now will be put into operation
as a part. of iho plan of settlement.
The conservative classes of i‘lilia are
said to be anxious for such asottlomout.
and the radical element. it is thought, is
too much reduced by defects to lose the
opportunity of an honorable pout-o. assur-
lng their personal safety, Tile scheme
proposed would secure Spain‘s centinucd
sovereigntyovor Cuba. and ydt would give
the island a colonial form of government.
with a local assembly to make the thrill
budget. develop internal improvements.
Ito.
Japan Hollis ller "Urn.
Wasnlxo'rox, May lT.-—ln an oilieial
cable dispatch to the Japanese iomtiou it
In said that a filial and salisfuctory agrou-
nieiit has been reached by Japan with the
European powers on the eastern question.
This was to follow the recent settlement
with i'hina. It is regarded as closing the
antimsubjcct. it Is also regarded all mak-
ing uogaiivo tho unoilicilll silitctlicntsof
Russian jiugo newspapers that Russia
would claim a protectorate ovl-r Kori-a.
which never were seriously entertained in
diplomatic circles horn.
No such purpose has over boon suggest—
sd ill the oiiil'iai lmrrospomicuro thus for.
China's assertion of a protectorate ovcr
Korea led to the recent war, so that it is
not likely that Japan would regard a sim‘
iiltr i'lliilll ily iiiiswia with iluIiiYerl-nl-o.
Another report. coming from Frankfurt.
that Russia‘s claim on Korea was for the
purpose of protecting Russian nuvrrhauts
against. Jitli:llil‘~ll competition is known to
ho i'l‘i‘iillt'llll-l by thoso familiar with tho
flicis. A diplomat rccclitiy at Hooui. the
capital of Korea. says thcro i~l only oile
RIlNHlItilov-ft carpenter—«iii Korea outside
of tho lcguiloii.
Split-tors Tulle to the “'omls.
ALBANY. May lT.-——.-nlmtor Muilln took
a party of brother legislators up to the
Adirondacks all his guests to apt-rill a
week‘s recreation in the wilds of nature
after the long labors of thoscsaion Just
toriuinaicd. The party coiiuisicd of Lien-
tenant Uovnriior Sexton. Senators l’ounii.
Cantor. McMahon. is'ilburn. Higgins.
O'Connor, imiow and Alisuliibiyilian Allia-
Worth.
Moonshinera In Vermont.
Whirl: Ilil‘EilJl'fiii'TiiiN. Vt. May i7.—
Ileplity Internal Revenue Collector A. 1).
Weeks and i’uitoti Halon Marshal Harris
of this district raidntl all illicit still in the
basement of James N. i'hauiimrlliiti‘s
whcciwright shop in Plymouth. \‘t.. and
arrested (.‘iniiniverlain. whowas held with»
out hall for lilo federal grand jury.
Japan to Withdraw Prom Koren.
Sr. Parcel-invite, May i7.-ft is stated
here from a Japanese source that in an
ominous with the arrangements arrived at
with the powers Japan will withdrew her
garrisons from Korea at about the end of
the present year.
llrowneil in! Sandy Ill-sch.
Limes. Del, May i7.--'i‘ho yacht filmi-
reve, bound from llcsiou for Philadelphia.
arrived at the breakwater. and reported
that when oil Sandy Hook. Ludwig Rom-
ilahl. a minim. fell moi-board and was
Instead.
his llyania ‘l’vlal.
'l'oiicsro, May i7.-'i'iiere waNittls oi
interest in the Hymns trial. hire. llyams
was not present. and as the Mensa say
their cross examination of her is conclud-
sd it is not likely she will he nosiisd.
hot- mom to lie leaned.
Les Assails. May 11-47. B.
mailer Kid mmisnredtohehauflsd
flan agile for the Buses train rob-
bery pace my his innocence
at
as...
mainline.
L ”Hamish“
ills. la," war. killed himself in his
room at are est, Thirtrsilhtll strut.
llsshot himself in thsieft breast. l'or
several days Hurray had tissadrinhi
leaviiy. His friends believe that he
I love affair, for he often spoke to than of]
ails. although he always refused panic
ll. .
He shot hinmlf through the heal-tin ths‘
presence of two friends and died instantly.
Foran hour previous totahing his life
Murray had been chatting in his man:
with Hugh (Durham and George Boling-
brooke. both members of his company.
He seemed to be in a jolly humor. and
there was nothing about his manner to in-
dicate that ho contemplated taking his
life. But three letters found after his
death on the mantel. where they had lain
unnoticed by his friends, showed that
Murray had previously arranged for his
tragic end.
Young Murray had been with the lien-l
dorson Extravaganza company. which pro
ilitcoa “Aladdin, Jr.,” for the bolt six
years. He started in the capacity of call-
buy.
lie was born in Chicago, where his par-
ents are now living. His father is said to
be a mechanic. He held a good position
in the runaway and had no troilblc there
flit for all could be lillhl'ni'ii. Though on
friendly turiull with the femalcmembora
of the company t. is said by ills friends
that he never pa any of them particular,
attentions. '
GEN. HARRISON HONORED.
Presented a Gold Medal by the New Jersey.
Historical Blmiety. ‘
NEWARK. N. J., May i7.--'i'he semi-
oontcnuial of the New Jersey Historical
smdoty was celebrated hero, and the so-
ciety had as its chief guest of honor Ben-
,‘amin Harrison, who was the centennial
president of lilo United States General
Harrison. who came here unattended. was
met at the Pennsylvania depot by a coin-
niittcc and esoorted to the Essex Lyceum.
where the exercises win-e held and where a
great crowd had gathered to welcome the
ex. president.
The most interesting feature of the ox- .
cruises was the presentation to General
Harrison of a gold iuciliorllii modal. Tho
medal was struck by the society to corn-
nieriiorate the formation of the constitu-
tionlil governmental the United States
and the inauguration of lleorgo Washing-
ton on April till, 17w.
On one side is Washington's head. with
t 0 words: “Washington centennial med-
al. New Jersey Historical society. ”till—4
April—law." lin the other side are the
arms of the society, a laurel wreath and
the Words, “Above all things hold dear
your national Union.“ Mr. ilarrieon gets
the modal because he was president Just
100 years after \V'lishingtou was.
“'recls on the Delaware and Hudson.
SAlllt'l‘ooa. May 17. —'i‘ho New York
express on the lh-lawaro and Hudson was
wrecked arid the engine ditched about two
miles south of this place. Fireman James
Lamb was instantly killed, and Engineer
(Inorgo Myers was severely bruised. Sev-
elityvfivo missoti‘gors were badly shaken up.
and several of them melvived painful
bruises. Conductor .iohn lioistor was in
charge, and he also received bruises. The
accident was caused by a heavily loaded
freight car. which had broken loose from
another train, colliding with the express. '
Bi. Coal Strike Threatened.
PlTTsnl'llo. .\Iliy l7.——.\ resolution or-
doringa general suspension of work in
the mines in tho l'iita'lliiru district was
adopted at tho liillliil’n' convention here it
was also directed to establish camps at all
the pits Working below the rate. The
convention was one of the largest ever
held here, and the sentiment of the men
was for calling out all thciulnors. Tho
delegates left for their homes to ascortain
the al-iillmont among the minors and will
return and report. to the convention.
State Senator lilorriaaey's Funeral.
Sr. Loris. May lit—«The funeral of
State Senator l'ctor ii. Mort-lastly. who
Was shot and killed by his mistress. look
piano from the family residence. There
were no prayers over the remains. and no
services of ally kind at either the house or
coiiilm-ry were held owing to iliorufllilal of
the Catholic clergy to conduct them. ills
family bl heart broken at the action of the
church. .
Dynamite In a Schoolhouse.
Minotmcwx, N. Y., May iii—The
schoolhoullo at i’illliipshurg. N. .i.. hear
hero. has twlro boon burned within re.
cent years. it is hill-gull. by spiteful por-
soml. Thursday a schoolboy found seven
dynamite cartridgcsalili a box of caps in
thocoai box in the building. They are
believed to have lei-ii piacoii therewith the
intention of bh lug ilp the building.
The Niiver (‘onvsmtiom
SALT Lani: i‘l'l'l. May l7.—-Thosllver
convention root. with ..'l delegates. three
from each state rcprcmvlitod. in attendance.
In executive amnion the convention dis-
cussed the various methods proposed for
carrying out the objects for which it was
called. A number of Interesting speeches
were made.
Found Dead In is homage Pia".
Minion-wows, N. it. May limitllward
A. lam-cure. i’l prominent citizen of Mat-
nmoras, i'a.. was found dead in a collar at
Port Jervis. Nothing is known as to
whether Lawrence died in the miller or
whether his body was placed there.
Marriages I'm of Charge.
Wasiila‘o‘ros, May l?.-—'l‘bs Washington
Times offers to defray the marriage or
polities of all colored couples living together
out of wedlock. 'i‘hn proposition is made
on account of the large number of prose
actions under the Edinilmls act.
Newfoundland Rejected-late.
Hr. Julia's. N. R. May lit—Union with
Canada has been abandoned. Premier
Whitney is willing lb accept the royal
commission toes-mine into theilnsnoes
only.
no “runny Poi-t lla- Wen.
. Barman. May il.-—-Bsiore the lila-
reits Athletic club George Smith of Tur-
hsy Point. Hit. knocked out like Halls»
has of Camden. N. 1.. in two rounds
chin-as (my looted by was. free”.
'l'isiimnl. say rim-TRIO troops elo-
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