‘ at typical We Tons
mimfli are dieing placed on the
Union Mill pond dam. ‘
Judge Austin now rides a bicycle as
gracefully as a duck swims.
‘ Tho residence of William E. Dana, in
River street, is being repainted.
Arthur Godfrey. of lilain etrcet, has a
acre feet caused by stepping on It rusty
nail.
\
A son wan born yesterday. to Mr. and
Mrs. George Goodwin, of Summer
street.
N
Thomas Mason, of Harbor avenue,
" , who has been nursing an abscess on his
foot. in able to walk.
Congresgman ‘E. J. Ilill has alame
wrist, caused by a fall from a West
avenue trolley car.
One of Conley Ill: Scaries' liwry teams
wandered oil, Tuesday, and was found
by Grocer UeOrge Bailwitz, in his
. garden.
,Fiftyecven racing men were trans-
ferred from the amateur to the pro.
fessional ranks by the L. A. W. racing
board. last week.
‘ ‘A hearing on the increznie of bond in
the BanaslI-Fawcett suit is being held
bcfore Judge Hubbell. in. the Town
Court, this afternoon. I
Howard Bogardns, of Water ptreet.
Norwalk, was playing with an electric
cigar lighter, yesterday, when he burn-
ed his hand severely.
"‘1‘ Monte Scott and Charles Hadliold
have been snsmndcd, pending an inves-
tigation by the L. A. W. racing board.
' Hadfield rode in the Alpha’s races. .
A delegation from Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company will attend the parade
and picnic of Putnam Hose and Steamer
company, in Port Chester, July 23.
r‘
The Norwalk Street Railway com:
panykiudly furnished the car to con-
vey the County Home children to South
Norwalk, yesterday, for St. Paul’s ox-
dursion. m..- ‘
Phu-nix Engine company has issueda
challenge to Hope Hose company for a
series of baseball gaines The Hops-h
have accepted, and dates will be ar-
ranged later. - ”w“
Danburyhan been fortunate m escap-
ing the ravages of the rim tree beetle
until the present time. but within the
past few days the lactic has attacked
many of‘the line clms along Main street
and madc and work of their foliage.
Roswell H. Benedict died, yesterday,
at hid home in ilrmiklyu. Mr. Ilene-
dict Was born eighty-two years ago in
New Canaan, Conn. Previous to Ibo
war he went to New York. Mr. Bene-
dict was one of the founders of the Pi) -
mouth church. __ ._.-
Mrs. lieadley and daughter, of Wat-
erbury, who. have INII'H. in charge of
Georgb B. Cowlca' residence in East
avenue. expect to return home August 1.
After that date Mrs. .l. 11. Sanford and
daughter, of. Bloomfield, will reaiilo
there until winter. '
Edwin Sherwood, of Green Farms,
cinploycdas nightclork at the Adam
I'prrI-as company's new in l‘lring-port,
was run into by u tmlloy oar, curly yon-
turduy morning. while he was on his
way home on his bicycle, and Iva-I quito
Illllliy_illjlil'l‘il. ilo attempted to pace in
front of the out. Mr. pherwood bin:
many friends in Norwalk.
[We
More It it made from the choicest
roots and hcrbrathal'e why. too. ill
body and life are co mach ’ohcad of
olhcr, co called, root been. ‘
It uncle any other. temperance drinks
and fl far more h‘lihiol than any lico-
Italic drink. " —-«
A hotiieof cannot will make 5 gallon,
of «mittens 1
likely to luv. I Lively tight at it.
[mic—Two Republica- noadquarton.
Dan; M... July Jew-Candidate ‘lér
vice president on the Democratic ticket
Arthur Sewall had his home coming last
night. and in has of the warmest eortu
'l‘ be formal welcome was entirely nonpar-
tisan, as the careful eonimlttcce were
made up or Republican! and nonunion.
As the special train bearing Mr. Sewail
came Into the city at 7: lo fireworks were
profusely burnednhe‘chnrch and city he")?
rung and a national aalutcllred by
guns. Thousands of people at the depot
AIl’I‘ilUIl fiEWALI.
were provided with horns, and the vocal
Ind instrumental welcome made a din
greater than ever heard here before.
Mr. Sowall was met at the depot plat
form by Ron. I‘. ll. Twitcholl,~ president
of» the city council, Mayor Bibbcr having
unexpectedly been called away. In to.
spondlng to a short welcoming address,
Mr. Sownll said:
“FELLOW Umzncs. FELLOW REPUBLIC-
ASS, FELLOW DEMOCRATS or Barn—It is
always a great pleasure to mo to come
back to our beloved state of llfalno and u
" greater pleasure to return to our old city
of Bath. ‘
“It Is not fitting and you do not expect
me at this time to iuakoaiong rpccch.
We have had a cenVentiou, and It fa of
that I would speak to you. It was a great
convention, yet it did not seem to me to
o a partisan one! It seemed more like
the uprising of the people, and they unclu-
od to be controlled by one idea—an idea
that filled me for years. They knew that
this country was in deep distress, that It
has been in distress for yours, and that
great multitudes believed it. I believe
that the great trouble ls with our mono-
tury system, and they believe. as I believe.
that there is one remedy. They entertain
an dishonest or dishonorable Idea, imt
Ilioy demand that we be curled back to
the money of our fatbcre—to that mono-
Inry system under which this gowrnmunt
flourished for so many years."
Mr. Sewall was escorted to his home in
a baroucbe decorated with l' age The Illu-
mination WM the finest mm for ydorIi.
'l'ho hewuil mansion and surrounding
grounds, which were thrown open to the
public. were brilliantly decorated. Mr.
rluwull hcro made a short speech, again
oxproeuing his appreciation of the recup-
tion. Then the procession escorted him to
Ilio city park, where he rccolvcdatho uh-
llI' \Ihilu the band played patriotic p t" on
and fireworks brightened the surround
lugs.
Brynn ‘l'nlkc to Old Neighbors.
SALEM. Ilia, July lii.-——'l‘ba demonstra-
tion given in honor-cf William J. Ilryau
by hi4 former neighbour and associates
eurpnsaod in extent and enthusiasm any-
thing that has Iver occurred in this part
of the atato It men not of a partisan or
political nature, but a sincere tribute to
the man by those who had known him in
earlier years.
- In reply to aforinal address of congratu-
lation, Mr. ilryan said:
Mu. CIIMIiIIax, LADIES AND GENTLE-
.inw. FELLOW (lIrIznxs—l bat-n no dblpo-
aitlon tom”: politics. I uhuli leave the
discussion of party queatlens to those who
shall follow. Returning to the scene;
which aurrcund my early home. the mom.
cries of other days crowd out all thoughts
of auhjceta upon which Weinny differ. I
remember wltli auch grateful appreciation
tho kindly feeling which has nbnuudml
rogardleu of church and party lines that
Inhall not any one word to divide upon
my subject them who are assembled here
today.
This is the home of my birth, of my
boyhood and my mirlymnnhood, 'l‘broo
blocke south I brat new the ligth day.
A mile to the northvroat I lived until l
war :23. and i shall never cease to bo matti-
fnl to the [*M'QMN who took me tntho farm
and them nllowud run to derolop tho physi-
cal strength that in needed III the cam
pnlgn which we have to pain through it
won in thin mutilmii‘iu that l mini gained
the ambition to he a lawyer. It am In
thl-I murthouao that i made tlmfirnt po«
lltlcnl epmch i ever tried to make. it
war In the fair grounds near hero that l
I apoko for Ibn um. time on ibi- Fourth of
July. it wan to this city and to the pa
rcatai roof lbnt i brought her who had
promlwdtnlhuru llfoc joyeumi Ian-town
with me. A yo, and all of them happy new
clntlonn arise today before me and him"
are no dollro to think of other Ibin‘II. I
cannot forget Huh-m. i cannot forget
them whom kindly fal'ra cmllnd upon me
before fortune «railed. I cannot form-t
this wot near by, the sllenco of the dead
when» the Mimi of the father whom up
right life hue been an lnuplrntiun and
whom counsel: llngcml in my «are when
be war gone; the Input where rest the nahni
of a mother ac tender and true. an patient.
as gentle. no lmlng on God in hlr Inflam-
imompr gave to man. I cannot forget
this home not than people And l win
my no more today than to crprm In
worth, which if not elaborate, will be eln
core, the deep and heartfelt thunke for
there tokens. th-ee Inafllcciatlous of good
will
An Ideal "one In Politics.
There lean ideal place in polliim, and l
bellow m» stand upon it have today We
differ in opinion We differ as to party
policies. lint we meet today. recognizing
their difference» and yet each lacunae
charity toward each other. We are all he
hood with the some epitlt. We all pIm-m
lhe Millie ammo!) WC are all ilvlnfllb
carry out the more great purpose. We
went I government “of the people, by the
mic and for the cuticle " and. ”much
a. Mule-tie W a no
W mm It alum—mum ‘
common ground, and all are cltiurui.
‘ ticket and will
nor tern: of government. I. believe that
all men were cream cecal, not that tag
are equal in tale or in virtue e! In
merit we filo till, mulbe-
I-vcr e'rii’menl in contact with
the cltlzeuggerw the citizen touch
on the government. all must stand equal
before the law. We am that government
strength. lta , ”rennin, muut be
the purine , with! octane: of the meat
on. and the duration: or the peer, and
that it abali «and an Mammal arbitrator
between all of its citizens. We must agree
on this. We agree that there are malice
ubiu rlgbtr—the right- which government
did not. re, with which mmmmt
cannot 1h
We all agree! governmbhtr are Insti-
Iutcd among men to secure and tom
mtvn thine rights, and we agree thatgm-
nrnments derive their just power» from
the consent of the governed We know no
IllIdne right of king» The people gather
ad here and in aeuemblagae like this all
over this broad land are the sovereign
neuron of all power. fl‘hm chicane are the
unlistnntlni feundatlea upon which read
our form of government. And while our
citizens appreciate the reepomihilltlen of
citizenship and strive melt in his own
WII y and in accord to his- lml judgment to
bring civilization to higher granted and
niake the government each your a more lit
expression of the virtue the people, a!
long as this Is dcalred by , we can agree
in lilo fundamental principles, though we
"my differ in these minor points which
eoparato mm It Woo here that I received
my first instruction lmdninocracy. ldo
not use that as a party name. I mean it
in the broader sense—that democracy that
recognizes the hrotherhoodof man. it war
here that I learned the truth of the pcet'a
language, "Honor and fame from no coir
ditlon rice." . It matters am what their
station in llfc,‘ what theirfihncoatry, what
their nurrcundlnge. all these Itand upon
Freedom of Colonic-co.
It wan here, too, that I learned that
principle that must go hand in hand with
a broad democracy, the freedom of non-
~winucu—thnt every man but a right to
worship God according to the dictum-v of
his own conscience, and that n) govern-
ment like ours can attempt to dictate how
a man shall serve or-wmahip his God.
'i'hcan are the basic principles upon
which have been march, the gwatmnnn'
tlou known to history. I am a hollow:-
in the pregnant of the ram. Toll: not to
me about crime through which we cannot
raise. Tell me not of dangers that will
overthrow obstacles too great to be over.
come. We have none such. A brave, lm
rolr', patriotic people will be ready to meet
every emergency as it avian Em h arrive-n»
tion is capable of sylf government, and l
hellmo each generation will be more Inpa-
bio under our institution than the gem-r- '
atlon which went bolero. Abraham LII»
coin, in that grcatoat of his epenchee, said
that we had an unfinished work. Every
gI-nnrutleu‘ receiver from the preceding
generation on announce work. 'l'he‘wcrhc
of ragtime imporfl‘ol. We chaff labor on
from age to am. We shall not rearh [or
(union. hilt! wade our duty wo rhnll
leave th‘hw better than it WM when
we coronal had every generation will
enjoy the blI-rialngs bequeathed from the
generations of the past.
My friends, with such a gathering here.
and not here alone, but throughout the
entire land, from the Atlantic to tho I'm
rifle and from the lake» to the golf, with
u people such no this, the nation can look
with absolute confidence for that Nil-fill"),
that Intelligent-u. that patriotism and that
courage to Ilmi‘f. every hour of danger.
lint I must not talk to you. l’r-rnllt mu
again and again to thank you for what
you hue done for me, for the worth that.
you hmu spoken and the kindly expim
alone mm b l no on every face
We know not what may he the rennin of
till-4 campaign. We ahall go forth and. do
our duty In; WI' two it lint. what. shall bu
the result cannot be known until the \I am
are cmmtI-d. Ilnt no matter what the re
suit in, whether this campaign rmuln in
my olm‘tlon or my duh-at, time cannot. rub
mo of the delightful recollection of the
I-Imllduuro and love of thesecltizcna of my
boyhood days. I thank you
Popullolo' Nntloonl C min-ultra.
Sr. LoI Iii. July iii-4t lirdumun more
and more evident I-uch day I” th-v day of
Iho "looting of tho
the lndorcuun-nt of ilryun for pronldcnt
Lotti-ta from all parts of the chantry are
pouring into the national ItIimiulffr‘u head
quarters, ennui demanding. F‘ilan? fll'ntilllll‘»
lug ludomomont of the ticket. and ”cry
thluu indicates that there Is a derided Ilif
fur-Inca of oplumn no to the host "Flinn to
be taken at the coming convention. It i»
the opinion of none of tho Populist» III-re
that Ibo party is near the danger line of
the uplit over the qumttiou. ’l‘hny capo-I.»
the hope, however. that some Iloflnlt" plm
of action agreeable to all can he Ilm I h- -Il
upon at the meeting of the nation Il care-
ullvo IIuililIltilno which in to he hold in re
u h“ nIIIIIrIluy Many of the l'npullat in: at
we are awaiting thmmmlngnt‘ the free
allmr mentor» who halted the itopnidlmm
convolution. l‘pon the mun» they take
will iII'pI'lHl in a iIquIuI'I'tlw III-tine of the
nullrllrynu III-lug. If the silver Ilnpohllc-
one can come out openly for Bryanaml
the Chicago platform. thv nppmithm may
not make much of a light.
Mr. ’i‘aulu-um‘it still medium! to rimmed
the purview-ht in favor of Iirynn and new
all. ille invariable “Moment is. ‘i have
nothlmrfcr publication. "
l-lxd iIivan‘mf Waite of l'oicmrlo. Vim
will head the delegation from that nitric.
in out for Indore 1g tho llryan and fiewull
,rigln work for it mt mm
mt ho n-ucbce Ht. inuln.
'l'bu blggmtt light out In the mm In-
dnniug llm candhlatce will he that one
the platform A very strung wing of the
party, handed ‘hy Chairman Taubenmk.
Sergeant lit-Anna Helium-ll ttludrman
ilom-ll of the Iirmurl «darn Ffrfnmlltun
and li‘flll'y of the Member! of the tmtlnml
committee. prnpuem to make It tight. for
the min Men of the Mambo platform in»
stead a! an lnrlrmcmmr of tha- I'blrago
declaration,
lion. Gnome l'. h’vomy. lzu‘mrul "new
flit? of the National Hill or perty,winh head
I picnic” in Slow York city in here to at
hand his party cnnmnilrm uh oh maven"
next week
“There has been for mopilw,“ mid Mr
Keen-y, "a bitter light in New Verb be
tween the miremniunvm of plum racy In
one “do mid the middle Home: and daily
wage lumen on the utlwr. and if. in going
It In flora-o (men one. mum on. nine...»
can be no Importer of perv-end and that or.
national convention .
lll’llWII near that the party will I'l: wb «m r .
WWWW’ cal-yr. thloat
cur-lingo“! whim air independent
W Mam From a retiree no‘
high It In h It to be authentic the
luforuflion «has “The Journal that he
will minutiae publicly in acme way that
In faves the nomination of two men who
will re the with! gold standard on
presidential undid“ la the canipalgn
that in now on.
In M0! the feet that flmetarice (ll.
any. Herbal uhd Mich: and i’eutmaster
flannel Wilton in!" elated that they
would fit” support Bryan and town", It
in [tailored to new that they have re-
wind Intimallom from their chief at
any earlier to no other that within the
rear future the Interment of the United
Bldg: will adrqratn the m-irction of men
tr; I32“ an Independent gold Democratic
l e . .
Mr. Cleveland'ltowevor, will not have
the rapport that it we: anticipamd a few
lays ago he would have. Neither nenawr
illll of how York nor tractor Smith of
Saw Janey will follow Mr Cleveland’s
food, not will Senator German. It In an
open attention yet jail what rionator Brice
at Ohio will do in’lhin campaign. It to al-
Io unknown in Worthington Just what no
dilen Mr. Whitney will take.
'l'hat hir (“.lorolund bowover, will not
give any aid to hit. Bryan, and that be
villi We on cinnamon Democratic
gold tutor. is believed to ho a certainty by
IIK‘I) in the Capital city who have his con-
”dorm
lawn Republic-II lndono ”clunky.
nu Mama's. July In -—-’I‘h‘c Midlilican
new convention was nuunrkahh- in point
of oilemlamo and lull-rest. Among the
diatlngaicbcd men mount were Senators
Alilma and Gear and nmriy all the Iowa
snowmen narrator Allison’s limb.
which warmly mmrnendcd Major 3h
lay and examined on St. Illlllil pint arm,
was then-oi point of inter-c» meet. The acn-
aior spoke with much more than actual
warmth and when he pointed to the pic-
_ turn of the “bio man the contention went
wild with mundane: The platform in
dorm the acthm of the ‘1. Louis conten-
lilin. '
’1'th tfckct nominated III as follows:
Elcflm at large—If II. Conger, Des
Melon; I’ldrcd ii Jamel, *lentnn; soc
«4'wa “are, (I L. Doiwn. ill-I: Metrics;
trail 1' McCarthy Irrnominamll;
attorney general, Hilton Ilnlmcy, Iowa
‘l'flty (lenominatcdl; trearurer. John llor-
,iett Sloan Irenemlnamli; judge of sn-
Ipmme court, A: ll. Ludo. riheidon; rail-
road mnrnrlfllonér. i', A. Domain, Wu
curly The nominationis wen- made unnnl-
mom and the platform who. mlnp led with-
.mt a Illustrating role. It is. noteworthy
that in the whole marl-tiller: there wac
not a voice faked again“ the St. Lotus
platform and nomination;
Rep-Minn Wit; Convention.
Asia KY Pam: luly ill—The
.ch Jersey flato’llqiuhllmn league coo-
mtlun was told he“ dl’li' gains being
pmnt from all parts of the nude. The
mutual arldnm of Problem illgglne show-
at! a great Increase In the membership of
the lunatic, that organization new num-
bering am more marinara. A Motion
was adapted II Ing the Republican can.
Illdam and i hit, Louie platform. aim
the mlmlnhtmtiorf of Governor firings
and no last Irgiolature. l'recldnnt illg-
trim war fr! elm-ted An cm utlrI- rum
mitten was ammlnlrl, and III I! it gala- at
in- ,3. run, Chins!" In attend (nt \lilrrau
ire» reuvnntivm of the National league on
Aug. '37:, The dull-grates Mo Charles liar-
mw I». "commit: Howell. Morin-rt W. John-
aon, 'Ihmnan AIM-imam F. W Puncher and
Edmund IL. Hill.
Populist; lame Bryon.
Varnisrmu. July id.«-'I‘lio I’epuileic
of Ilw insular «If I'uiuriihla, at a railed
narrating la“ night, Jamaal Ila-lamina and
blirl‘llali’it m the coir. nation at at Innis
on July -;..l~ foliovm; “I'll‘gflh‘n ('uri
limwn, Alexander Kelli. ll. :4. [loyin (rind
.l. II. Tamar, alternates. H.“ il. Martin.
M. .l lib-imp, 5 ll. Him and Bil-'5 Join
me l.. lion. - 'l‘lm r-vulutlom mloptI-d
III-chm among other linings that "Hull.
William J llrgran uf Selim-kn has at all
Item. from a mission-m mime-at» and do
(Muir? "I Ihrv lil'néi rilai inure we are
lighting In “faith-b 7' and tho- delegates
are inatnv wt to amt their tutors and um
all hon Il'a'ln! m-mn to «er-urn the num-
ination Ivf iiryun and run-all In the rum-
ing Iampaign
“'Ill #1ng In Ibo ”Millie.
CLEHMMI. July in. --1llt' lirpnhlicau
wwulitc miratnbiw l..». dwldal to is» ate
llrmlquan. 'II In [01b New York and (hi-
cairn. Than: will Im an div-frilllilzfliinli be
m. m the has cm“ by winning: villa-r us
the mah bluirflb’lfl! n I lIalrmnu ilaunu
my» lav will he Miami maria-re. irnl will
1..th Ihncatnpa‘ign in the Nuldll'. ’l‘no \‘llt
cartel-a on line imiinnal mmmlltm were
IiIhII by the anflllhllfllil" of Myron M.
Park" of ill» ill-trim of i'olumiiln and (7.
“' .iolirmm of Almlta, who left for borne
”no” In ”mitt-Nd “toning.
[moor July lilo—'1‘ Ill-lentil from llu
lawnyu to The llriiy 'iclI-urapli II halibut
i, Mi” friendly math-Irv limo pi irtIIi lint ru-
vIIlt m Marat-3a.: Ii All building um
tram haw imam rmmvlml, and mm! of the
population are twinning!" [now The
news wwivrdzsl Ilulav- Iyufrum t‘ull-lIIII’y
iI wry hurl It I- r rill ilmf Ilp- minpflrI-a
of the ”whoa.“ :I'“ \Uilalu rim-v III the
lawn bw‘ the! no :I': wit II I ‘Irf‘l'llll
TELEGilAPHlC BREVITIES.
An nrpl'nivm (If a mule intimaln it!!!
in wry In lbw 'I'rumy nlmh time, My:
lurk, badly lninml Iimm wIIrlImI-n. one
if whom riled
Valuer l.. H latiitrrnmn. who flnuml in
the dub trial in but lurk. wmmwuwd
Il' if!» Iiioft of WI from the [un'ki'liumk of
r M" ”f If".
Adolf ll rut-bite“. morirtml of murder
In the «w or II III gr" by mm: c of «rum in
‘ww York, was “mum to life lmpriu
Inn“ at in tag in;
’i'wo mm wit» rim-Ital on thIrhumu
..f having rail. of: "Worth of diamnudn
iml jewelry from the American line
It: rmilliigo :1. limit ill-l lp‘fnrr' Iiu' Millmi
from the port 1.! .‘imv “at
Momma muni- of the remnant the
army wmtw have been mada- ioihcngrl-
mlmml departwot In Wanbluoimi. ’I‘IIII
[mm are [Mtlirulaiir abundant In New
limit. Mwnetmwm and I’Itmaylrnula.
:‘mkm at the be rim "trifling truth,
in (firulnnd waytnid nonunion men on
their way to work and Wllillt'd than
with dance and Min. Twomrn were
may hurt. The a“! it new under toot-
lid Inw.
rears. ,Whlllllfllmm
no Only Way. the General lion. to
Bring en. amt War to an Ind-pla-
anrgonte Will NI» Abandon the Bing-
310 can in. Invader- Ar‘o norm. .
TN" Yong, July ill. --Géneral Bradley
. TJehnaen, who has jurt returned from
Cuba, says:
“I new General Ileecvery day, butl have
no report from him nor any confidential
communioptlon to the prcsldcnt or secre-
tary of state or anybody chic on Cuban or
public ulfaira‘. He is very well, an arc hlta
Lee. Jr.. and Tom Jones. hie stall.
I believe be is highly respected by the cup-
lain general, an be oughtto be, {or he is a
man of extraordinary judgment, tact and
sound horse sense.
“I was much more anxious about his
health thpn anything else, but there is
certainly no reason for that, for he is as
well. as bright and an energetic new as he
ever wne‘ln his life. He will discharge his
very delicate duties there better than any
man In the U nitcd Hinton could, in my
opinion. What do I think of the war in
Cuba? ’
“Why, I think it is the most barbarous
War over. waged for 1.000 years. Mon,
women, children, unarmed prisoners and
the helplocs are daily put to tile sword.
The Island will be a bowling wilderness in
four months unless the war is stopped.
”Fifty millions of American property
will be destroyed unless It is stopped. and
the only power that can stop it is the
prompt recognition of the independence of
the republic of Cuba by the l' nitcd States,
supported byt {he optlre pacer of this great
government. Every mdy cake, “What III
the president waiting fort" It in plain
Hpain in preparing for war. W by do
strike hard and quick?
lle Len Voluntarily.
“My lcaIlng Havana was entirely vol-
notary.
bad I desired. I received no notice or hint
that my presence was undesired. and I
left when it suited mo.
“Cuba is lost to Spain.» That Spain can
never again anhduoi f‘uba may he regard-
ed as conclueire. There is no possibility
of the Spaniards, with their present, or
with any other force, crushing the revolu-
tion. The whole island is in arms against
them. The ranks of the insurgents are
daily recruited by the beat blood in the is-
lund. The loading social clubs in Santiago
do i 'uha and in iiatuna have been rec-cut
ly broken up, and the members have gone
to the field.
”A largo'numhorof students of tho l'nl-
rcrslly of liavanu'haro left their cluaees
and joiumltlie rebels. This shows the our-
uustucso; with which the Cubans regard this
struggle. They will never giro up, and
the indications now clearly point to their
ultimate success.
"Tho reported death of GoncraIAntonio
Macao. or of Jose Macco. is false. I had a
lettI-r from General Aguirre Just before i
left. liamua. 'i'he messenger who brought
this Iuiaslvo had justleft Antonio Macon
In the field. 'l‘bcmcssungur denounced the
report that one or both of the Manta»; had
been killed as Spanish line.
“As to the rebel chances. they are cur-
mluly good and far outweigh the pros-
pects of the Spanish. It is generally on-
dvrslood in Cuba, among those who have
daily confidential cunnuuuhmtlous from
the rebel army, that General Maximo
Item or. is preparing to strike I-onia great
and decisiiu blow in thq near future.
“ido not understand. if this in so, why
(i. .nnuz‘ allowed his Intentions to be dis-
I-lusod. but certain it is that Gomez ismuv-
hug from Pnerto I'tlnclpo eastward lo-
wurd Macao‘s troupe. and this looks like
II projected Immhluuiinu of the two form.
What the proposed plan f action is I
could not dullnltcly learn. at the feeling
IN strong among Cnhun sympaiidmre lu
iiuranailiat (lonioz will attempt It lli‘Cllli‘ii
morn wry econ.
“ YI-lluw fever is doing destructive work
along the Spanish lines In the trooha. it
in certain to become epidemic. though tho
dctluru are llkhtluglt. I'l‘hoSpuuish lessee
Iliruugh this scourge will he frightful. In
iiumrm the disease has {H yet made little
headway, although a few cases have do
“In: M in the slums. "
Tho Fffcct of \\ cyler‘n Order.
“'a unurox, July ilk—Sumo interest
ha; been excited hero by the Issue of a no-
tion by Captain iioin-rul Woyh-r lu “arena
that he Would refuse to recognize as outl-
tluIl to protection under the Unshlng pro.
Ioml‘ull foreigners Immulng Americans)
who do not register in Ii npoelully pro
\‘lill‘il bunk within :10 days from tho dale
of lllt‘ urdvr. it appear-I that. eunu- Inoiithr
ago the state department sent lnutrucllun-
to l'I-nml Hi‘llt'l’lll \‘v'llilanm. and through
him to all i'nltud .‘lulI-e consuls III Cuba.
directing them to offer to l’l‘liilli‘lll: Alm'fl
Inn-I an opportunity to rugl-dcr ut the null-
euinlma. 'l in! purpose was in denial. in keep
ime Irmk of the Americans In l'uhn and
facilitate the adoption of prompt IIIiNIHIII'UI
hulking In their protection in com of lilo.
gal arrest or huraeainont at the hand» oi
the local authorities. If the purpI'qu of the
I-lpauinh ufliolulu lflllkuwih‘fl in make easier
the promotion of Americana from unioni
trvntmvnt. limit this laat order will be
Well I'I'I'Iiii‘l'tl; but. on the other hand ll
I‘llllll'll for u IuntuI-ut Inmmtmuplulcd i ml
the captain general by any claim or who:
of his men can oi iIIIIImw Iltlzumlilp from
an Amorlmn citizen or oXIIluIle him from
tho proioieilun ummhd by the mundane
p Il'uluflui.
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