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J. i 7 i inniiiiiii .4 SlraL ft EI if I '-v ft If ft -5 Ti'3ji imwi I IVj JftT ftfWUOB. "l7T 1 -U "7MK-1 -r A PANIC 'Prevails in Havana Over the Approach of Gen. Gomez. Strccts Filled With Excited Groups Discussing the Situation.

IThe Nrni and Overwhelming Numbers of the Fatrlets Centlrnled Theainnds of Ilefugcei I'eurlnp Inte Havana The Patriot Army Within Sight. Havana, Jan. 8. A panic prevails in the Cubnn capital and suburbs. Couriers are rushing back and forth the efllcial headquarters and the atreets are filled with excited groups discussing the situation.

There is also a busy activity among the military. Rumors are afloat of a number of serious engagements, but no details can be obtained. The nearness and overwhelming numbers of the patriots is confirmed by the many families who have fled from the rural districts ennd are seeking refuge in Havana and the suburbs. The patriot armies are within sight of Hnvnna, and the firing of muskets and cannon is plainly heard in the eastern suburbs. The trains that can be gotten into the city en the few railroads that have net yet been destroyed "by the patriots, are leaded with refugees from the surrounding cities and villages.

Ilundreds of fieldhands also have arrived in Havana with their families. Some of these men say that they could see the patriots blew up a railroad bridge immediately after the train had crossed within few miles of the city. Hundreds of families in the suburbs and in the city have abandoned their homes and are crowding the quay, watching with eager faces for Bteamers te take thorn from the island. All sorts of craft Is being utilized by the refugees, who offer their last peseta, se long as the owner is willing te keep them from shore. The steamers are crowded te -tbeir utmost capacity with fleeing passengers.

All the plantations in the vicinity of Havana have suspended grinding, with the exception of the Teledo cnuetieldh. This and the advance of the patriots has caused an alarming exodus of families te Mariane and the larger seaports. All traffic- in the we6t is intercepted. NOMINATIONS A Batch of Thrm Sent te thft Senatn 1j the I'mldent. Washington, Jan.

8. The prehident Tuesday sent te the senate the following nominatiens: Te be members of the California debris commissien: CeL Charles R. Suter, Maj. C. Ft Lr B.

Davis, Capt E. Gillette, corps of engineers. Lieut-Cel. William Eice King, corps of engineers, be a member of the Missouri river commission. E.

E. Halsey, of Michigan, te be receiver of public moneys at Marquette, Mich. Alse the nominations of various postmasters new in office in Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colerado, Illinois and Indiana, which were transferred te the presidential class en January It Mar Mean War. Londen, Jani 8. Lord.

Salisbury visited the foreign, office Tuesday afternoon and immediately after his arrival received Mr. Chumberlain, and later received Count Ven Hatzfeldt, the German ambassador. Political circles in "Londen maintain thai if it be true that the emperor of Germany han premised te recognize 'the independence of he Transvaal republic by appointing a German resident instead of a consul at Pretoria it may mean war between Greut liritain and Germany. Chlcace Hteue Critter Strike. Chicago, Jan.

a Eight hundred members of the Stene Cutters' union, employed in 20 stoneyards in this city, went out en strike Tuesday morning. They claim that the owners employ laborers en stone cutting machines, working from 10 te 2-1 hours a day. The union demands that the' machines be worked only eight hours a day, and that union cutters be employed te operate -them. WS The Morgan Syndicate Will Probably Did. New Yeuk, Jan.

8. There were no new developments in regard te the proposed $100,000,000 government popular lean Tuesday morning, and the mere prominent bankers, as usual, were net disposed te talk freely en the matter. The Morgan syndicate, ac- cording te geed authorities, is still intact and will in all probability make a bid for the bends at the proper time. Exploded a Can of fender. PiTTSDUtiair, Jan- 8.

Chester McCorkle, 15 years old, son of Cen-, traafer E. E. McCorkle, and Beuben Fisher, the 13-year-old son of Kev. Mr. both residing at Derseyville, Jseven miles from Sharpsbtirg, while "playing, near the Fisher Ceal mine, found a can of blasting powder and accidentally exploded it.

McCorkle died sevpral hours later and there is'pe hope of. Fisher's recovery. England' Claim Ignored by Germany. ijEHLitf, Jan. a At a special audi- jence which Dr.

J. Leyds, the secre- "tary of state of the Transvaal, had with Emperor William Tuesday, his majesty declared that he net recognize, any claim of suzerainty ever the Transvaal. Britain, by the treaty of 1834, claims, suzqrainty ever the Transvaal republic. Carapei Bflll UehJt JJarana. Ha VINA, reports clrcu- lated in the United Qtatcs that Havana had been captured.

the patriots are 1 as absurd 'as ihey are untrue. The patriots have entered, Hoyein the. dis trict ex tpioraue. Aephyilated by Ou. Cuattaseixu, Jan.

a Lee Clay, aged 15, colored, was found dead mqrnipg in front of a ess flue An ftitiae urrjB.i died ei mpb'yxU' PROF. SHAW, Oti Oxford Unlrenlty, en the Trouble Its. twee the Onlted Statei and England. Philadelphia, Jan. a Prof.

W. Hudsen Shaw, of Oxford university, in speaking Tuesday of the Venezuelan controversy between England and the United States, expressed some opinions of the feeling ever the question in his country that are at variance with the idea that prevails here of the position of Great Britain, "I am only eight days from England, and was there when the war scare ever the Venezuelan affair first started," he said. "Being a university extension lecturer and Constantly going from city te city and town te town, 1 had unusual opportunities of meeting all classes of the people of England in many sections of the country. I am sure I knew the sentiment of the people en the matter. "President Cleveland's message came te the English peeple like a thunder-bqlt out of a clear sky.

The feeling there was one of unutterable astonish-ment that any trouble could occur between England and the United States. This feeling pervaded all classes. The feeling of English people for their American cousins is year by year becoming mere among 'educated peeple in England the thought of war with the United States seems impossible. I belleve a great deal of geed will come out of this trouble- I think it will be the cause of the formation of a permanent arbitration court, that can settle all such disputes between nations. Let England and America keep peace for 20 years longer and they can dominate the whfle civilized world." WAP PROBABLE.

Great lrltaln and Germany Are en the Verge of an Outtirettd. New Yerk, Jan. a Cable dispatches from Londen Tuesday night and information from nil sources indicate that England and Germany are upon the verge of war. The challenge will no doubt come from England, if it has net already come. It would be em thnt the English government leaders believe that must be done te retnin their prestige.

Frem all sides kicks anu cuffs are being administered. Germany has been the meit pronounced in its ctferts at humiliation and its course with reference te tin Seuth African republic has reallv geno as far us one nation can go against another without openly declaring war. It Is quite certain that documents have already left Londen fei Berlin that will mean nothing cln than war if Emperor Willium docs no at once conform with the previsions set forth. That he will net almost gees without the saying. The news from abroad is that Chamberlain Tuesday called into censulta tien all the great Londen eaiters, an Wednesday's issue of the paper eae conducts will practically demand wi in big lype.

'Ihere have bet orders hurriedly sent army cemmant ants, tee, and a very few hours wh also sce a concentration of war vesse in position te command ports import ant te Gwmauy. Germany steppin back from its present position as the Seuth African republic, it is lieved here, is ull that will new pr. vent a. clnsb. WAR CLOUDS.

Treuble llrtwcfii Germany and Knelnn Over Afrlcuu Mutirrt f.rini 1mm tit Paris, Jan. The exchange of teh gnims, between Mr. Chumberluin President ICruger shows thnt neliji-side Js preprfred te make any cone. siens whatever. Emperor ilium allusions te friendly pewt-rs wej.

might aid the Transvaal rer'nu in case of necessity is ma the most of in President Kr ger's reply te Mr. Cham tier Ex-Minister Ribot, In the G.iuluK: De Cassagnnc, in the Auterite. an Bochefert, in the Intrauheant, ull it derse tiie emperor's message te ICruger, but say Germany, findu that England has eut-maneuverfj h. in getting all the best slices of tery in Seuth Africa, is new makiu show of force in order te get a betu commercial vnntage ground. M.

Bochefert says that when tin French flag is displayed at the Alhaui-bra theater in Londen shouts of applause are always heard, but when tin German flag is seen there hisses an grunts of disapproval prevail. M. De Cassagnac says: "It would be childish te attempt, in common with Germany and in opposition te Eug-land, any diversion of the cruel memories of 1870-'71. As long as Alsace-Lerraine forms part of the German dominions no alliance is possible between Germany and Frnnce. The government of the republic succeeded in carrying us te Kiel, but it could never make the tricolor move side by side with the yellow and black, even iii an advance against the English.

The Deadlock Ureken. Frankfort, Jan. 7. The deadlock in the democratic caucus ever the enrolling clerkship was breken Tuesday night by the nomination of Mrs. Emma Walker Herr, of Lexington.

Mrs. Iiichnrdseu and Charles Willis, of Williamstown, who had stubbornly contested with her for the honor, withdrew, and Mrs. Herr, te the surprise pf even her friends, was nominated by acclamation. England Noir rrlendlei. Dudlix, Jan.

8. Jehn Bcdmend, M. in a speech at Wexford declared that the British empire was without friend in the world. Never since the passage of the accursed sefc of union, he said, had it been mero needful than new that should be united in prinelple and policy of action. Mr.

Redmond's speech was received with cheers. Chattanooga 1'rei Suipcnda. Chattanooga, Jan. 8. The Chattanooga Press suspended publication with Tuesday's issue.

Tins leaves but one republican afternoon daily Beuth of the Ohie river. Depot and fetor BurglarUad. CyNTiiUJfA, Jan. a The depeN nnd store of Kinkead Station, were i wu rwu jui suM tyfi SIX VESSELS Te Be Placed in Commission By the British Government. They Are te Ferm a Flying Squadron Ready te Ge Anywhere.

Oltlander IteinWa te Lay Down Their Arrai as Itetieted by the Tranivaal GeTnrnmnnt Armed Ilargherite lie KemuTeU J'rein Johannesburg. Londen, Jan. a Sir 'Hercules Robinson, governor of Cape Colony, cables from Preterin, capital of the Transvaal, under date of Tuesday, that he has received a message from the reform committee at Johannesburg, btatlng that the Ultlanders have re--solved te comply with the demand of the Transvaal government that they relinquish their arms. The people, the committee added, are placing themselves unreservedly in his hands, being confident that he will sce that justice is dene them. Sir Hercules then quotes a message sent by Sir Jacobus Dewet, the British 'political agent at Pretoria, te Presi dent Kruger, containing the reform committee's formal resolution declaring that the committee had instructed its followers te lay down their arms, relying en the Transvaal government te muintain order and protect life.

The resolution requests that the armed burghers in the vicinity of Je-hannesburgh be removed. Sir Jacobus Dewct added te his message that he was convinced that the foreigners, would abandon their arms without further difficulty and urged that the republic co-eperato with the committee for a day or two in restoring the normal condition of affairs in Jehannesbrfrgt Sir Hercules concludes his dinpatch by saying he hopes new te be able te confer with President Kruger and the executive council as te the prisoners and the grievances of the foreign residents of Johannesburg. The Telegraph Wednesday says that the government has decided te send te Cape Town, as seen as possible, strong reinforcements of cavalry and infantry. It adds that a second regiment, which is under orders te return home from India, will step at Cape Town, while ether regiments selected from the first army corps in England will shortly leave for that place. The Telegraph further says that a first class British cruiser has been ordered te proceed te Delagoa bay.

The Times Wednesday says that orders have been sent te Portsmouth, Devenport and Chatham for the immediate placing in commission of six ships te form a Hying squadron. It is understood that the captains for the vessels have already been chosen. The object is obviously te have an additional squadron ready te go anywhere. The squadron will be composed of two "first-class battleships and two first -and two second-class cruisers. The -names of the vessels are yet unknown, but there in hardly a question that either the Royal Oiik or the Revenge, new at Portsmouth, will heist a pennant The Endymkm and the Ilesus, new at Chatham are likely te be two of the cruisers selected.

The paper adds, that It has also been decided te despatch a naval force te Dulage.i bay, but whether it will be composed of vessels from the Cnpe or East Indian squadron is unknown. Did Net Intend te Offend Knrfand. Londen. Jan. 8.

The Daily News Wednesday publishes a dispatch from Vienna saying that the German government, fearing that Emperor William's message te President Kruger would offend Emperor Francis Jeseph, has explained te Count Goluchowski, minister of foreign affairs, that Emperor William did net intend te offend England His message was merely meant te enceurage the free states of Seuth Africa te maintain their independence. The Tariff lllll. Washington, Jan. a Owing te the late session of -the senate the republican caucus that took a recess until Wednesday afternoon was postponed until Thursday after the adjournment of the sonata. It is confidently believed that at that conference the re publicans will, by a vote of a.

comfortable majority, direct its members en the finance committee te report the tariff bill te the senate ns It came from the house and without amendments of any kind. The Dlierder at Hlrcijlle Wabiunoten, Jan. a The Turkish legation Tuesday received from the sublime perte the following telegram: Contrary te the assertion made, the incident provoked by the Armenians at Blrdjlk had no very serious importance. Order has been restored, thanks te the energetic measures taken by the local authorities. Thirty-ene Mussulmans and Armenians were killed and SO wounded.

Ne disorders have taken place anywhere else. Sir Edward Clarka en Arbitration. Londen, Jan. 8. Speaking te his constituents at Plymouth Tuesday Sir Edward Ciarko, who was solicitor general from 1680 te 18U2, said that if Oreat Britain refused arbitration en her claims within the Schemburgk line, submitting te arbitration only these claims outside of that line, there would be a war with united States, in which Great Britain would net be in the right.

ltebbcd a Keitaurant. Cuioaeo, Jan. a At 4:30 o'clock Tuesday morning a lene robber Kiy tered James Rogers' restaurant ufcJriS Thirty-first street, and, at the polCef a revolver, held up three customers and the night cashier. The contributions netted the adventurer $50. WlndewOlas fUnti te Clet Down.

N. Jan. a- The window-glass plants throughout the ceun try will close down next Saturday and ramain idle for four weeks, the manu facturera having officially notified the erkmen te that effect. CONDENSED 'NEWS i fathered Frem All I'arU of the Cenntry by telegraph. The geld reserve at the close of business Tuesday steed at 658,085,710.

The Maryland heuse of delegates ruesday night passed a resolution' itrengly endorsing the Menree doctrine. M. Charles Frederick Dietz-Mennin, in eminent politician and life senator it France died in Paris, France. He rvas GO years ei age. Anxiety Is felt In shipping circles for the Oregon Railway nnd Navigation Portland-China line steamer Rhesfna.

The vessel is new ten days overdue. Lazard Frcres, New Yerk, have ordered 81,000,000 geld and Hcldelbach, Icklehelmcr Ce. will ship 500,000 geld te Europe Wednesday. Total thus far 81,200,000, james ii rnompsen, Known in sporting circles throughout the country as "Denver Jimmy," committed suicide at the McLeod hotel, Dallas, Tex, by taking morphine. Sir Julian Goldsmid, member of parliament for the south division of St, Pancreas, died Tuesday morning at Brighten, where he had been seriously ill for several weeks.

The furnaces in Sharen, Sharpsville and West Middlesex, are closing down en account of the depressed con-' ditlen of the pig iron market. The officials are also contemplating giving the men a reduction in wages. An agreement has been reached between the members of the Angle-German commission appointed te define the boundaries between the Came-rooms, German territory in West Africa, and Old Calabar, British temtpry. Werd was received at Isaacs Harber, N. near Canse, from an eutlyiug fishing village called Drumhead, that a large steamer went ashore tnere Monday.

A vessel left early Wednesday morning for the scene of the disaster. The Westminster Gazette bays the queen has written a letter te the Lin-perer of Germany rebuking him for his attitude in regard te the Transvaal, especially In the matter of the congratulatory message winch his i sent te President Krueger. Representatives of the cut and wire nail manufacturers of the United States, comprising about firms, held meetings at Pittsburgh Tuesday An attempt te form a trust of cut and wire nail manufacturers failed, because tne cut nail makers were net tiling. The St. James Guzette saj We would rather luce a lupture with tier-many tlinn te renounce the stipulutien of the convention of lsSl that any international arrangement made by tne Seuth African republic requires the consent and ratification of Great Mayer Pingrce, of Detroit, Tuesday nignt sent te the common council his veto of the ordinances passed a week age, granting new franchises running 30 years, te the Detroit Citizens' Street Railway and te the Fert Wayne and Belle Isle Street Railway Ce.

Forecast for Wednesday. Wabinoten, Jan. rer Kentucky Fair, except rjln or snow In oxtrcme eastern portion, colder northwesterly winds. Ter Ohie and Indiana Fair; colder: northerly winds. THE MARKETS.

Cincinnati, Jan. 7. Ftena Spring patent, 3.60; spring fancy. W.00 a.2S; spring lumlly, 7e; wiuter patent. f3.40a3.C0; fancy, iaoe3.50; family, -iW 265; extra, fJ.30a3.4J; low grade, Whet Ne.

2 red, quoted nominally, 67iQ 68e. Cehn Sales: Yellow ear, track, SOe; Ne. white, track, 3fc; Ne. 3 mixed, track, nearly yellew, 30c. Ne.

3 mixed, track, SOe; Ne. 2 mixed, track, 29c. Oats Sales: Ne. white, track, Sllic CatiI.e Geed ihtppers', choice butchers', it 83 4.10, -fair te medium butchers, i3 common, 2.60rJ3.2S. CALvrs Fair te eoed Hght.t5.t0 5.C5; extra, common and large, 3.

00 6.SS. Hoes Select shippers', f3.60aa.85. seleet butchei 8'. 3.80 rt3.85; geed paeknns, 170 3 81); geed light, fAM common and rough, tase BJ.fi5. Smcr and LAuna Sheep: Extra, M3S3 3.75; choice, t.l0&3.25; common te fair, 1.252 2.25 Lambs: Extra.

f4 05l475; geed te choice' M.00 4.50: common te fair, f3.tOtt3.75. Weel Unwashed: Fine merino, per lb 8 Se; quarter bleed clothing, 13 it He; medium delaine1 and clothing, coarse, 1214a; medlnm combing. 15c. Washed: Fine merino, te XX. per lb, 13al4e; medium clothing, 16c: delaine, fleece, long combing, 14.

15e; quarter bleed and low, 1 3 a He. New Yerk, Jan. 7. Whkat Ne. 2 red July, Conn-Ne.

2, May, 34.V2SS l-16c; July, Ne. 2. 34 Va3tlc, Oats Ne. 2 dull; western, 23 27c; May, 24e. T0LCD0, Jan.

7. Wheat-Ne. 2 red cash, 67Hc; May, Cflc; July, WVe; Ne. 3 red cash, 05c CeiiN-Nfl. 2 mixed, May, J4c.

Oats Nominal. Pittsbubeii, Jan. 7. Cattls 1,400 te 1,000 pound grade. tl25 150.

geed, ft 00 4. SO' geed butcher, 3 80J 4.00. Heas Philadelphia, t4 25 4.50; Yorkers and pigs, heavy hogs, (10034.15. ailliP Extra f3.50 3 85; geed, f3 15 ft 3 40; fair. f2.25O2.00; iambs slew, veal cales, f7.00u7M.

CniOAOO. Jan. 7. Calls en May wheat opened at 01 He, advanced te Ke. last price Puts opened at old at last price, 590.

Calls en May corn opened at 29He, sold at ye; last price, Puts opened at tftXe, sold at 9e; last price, 283290, UALTiMeni. Jan. 7. YnsAT Ne. I red spot and January, MQ (7e; March, C3J6Me; southern, Cern Mixed spot and January, 33 33c; February, 33)c; March, I3U133e; steamer mixed, Siyuaiftc; southern, 33 a 3 Je.

Oats Ne. 2 white western. 4x2lj4e Ne. 3 mixed de, RT-Ne. 2.

410. DuvrALO, Jan 7. I Cattlc Extra te fancy steers, f4.S5l4.S0t I geed shippers, 4.1034.si light te geed handy butchers', 3.60aiQ0; mixed butehers', 13.159 HOGS-Yerkers, 112034.25. pigs, mixed and medium weights, ft, l5Qs 20. Sheep and Lamm Prime lambs, fj.003 5 15; geed te choice, ft 05 ttiW; light te fair, Il00e4.50.

mixed sheep, geed te choice, S3.06: expert sheep active and 10 and 20e higher at fli.56S.00. Indianapolis, Jan. Cattle Geed te choice shipping and ex pert. flBtiUOO; medhim te geed, fi.50a3.Tjj tommen. 83.153 4a hksp Ann uAHBS-yoea te cneice st Kisiiw; goeu te cuoice lames, ft.w toaimen te medium, ts.K33.ft liW.

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