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A special from Havana says: The
Spauish evacuation commissioners in
formed . the American commissioners
Sunday evening that the Havana
suburbs Cerro amt Jesus Del Monte
had been evacuated. The Spanish
troops left Jorub Del Monte at 5 o’clock
immediately after which Amerlcnn
and Cuban flags were raised, crackers
fired and tho usual demonstrations
mndo by the large crowds jju honor of
tho event.
When Americnn nml Cuban flags
wore displayed from tho bouses on the
Cnlzodn del Cerro crowds rnshoil
through tho streets shouting, '‘Viva
Cuba libre. ”
A crowd of Cubans of tho lower
class passefl a barracks of engineers
on tho Infanta nvenne, shouting,
“Long live Culm” nml “Dentil to
Spniu” nml firing shots into tho nir in
cclohrntion of tho evacuation of Cerro.
The crowd then passed on from tho
Calzada del Monte to the Cal.zadn del
Cerro, stopping the street cars nml
compelling the pnBsengers to shout
“Viva Cuba libre.”
Jose Gancedo and bis cousin, Teo-
doro Huertas, who were ou the cars,
were wounded with knives. Gnnoodo
died within u few hourB aud Huertas
will probably die.
Later the crowd met some engineers
at tho Esquina deTajas mid fired upon
them, seriously wounding one. The
euglneere returned the fire, wounding
n street car conductor, n civilian, Iso-
doro Basols and Johu Leonard, a col
ored man.
The rioting continued, many shots
being fired in front of tlie Cnsade So
corro, where the wounded were as
sisted.
Spanish soldiers were ordered to the
scene aud arrived about 9 o’clock.
Whilo marching through Cerro they
were fired upon by men concealed be
hind pillars.
One Spanish privnte fired into tlie
air to scare the rioters. On rosuming
their march they were again fired upon
and nnotuer man was hit. The Span
iards then fired aud dispersed the riot
ers.
JACOBS’ PHARMACY, l
Atlanta, Georgia.
PRESIDENT IN SAVANNAH.
Introduced In IIm IIoum.
A Washington dispatch sAys: In tho
house, Friday, Representative Rixey. I
of Virginia, introduced a bill for tli#p
admission of Confederate as well ae
Union soldiers \o all soldiers’ homes-
end government institutions main
tained by the government. Although
eomewlmt in lino with tho president’s
suggestion in his speech at Atlanta,
this referred to government care for
Confederate cemeteries, whereas the
Rixey bill refers to living ex-Confed-
1 States who are "maimed, oripplod or
needy.” The text of tho bill is us
follows:
“That after the passage of this net
all soldiers’ homes nml other institu
tions mniutnined by tbe government
for the maimed, cripple and needy
soldiers and sailors of the United
States shall ho open to all sgldiers
aud snilors of the civil wnY of Jnnl-05,
upon the snmo terms and without dis
tinction as to whether they wero en
listed upon tho side of tho Uuion or
tho Confederacy.”
The hill was referred to tho commit
tee 011 military affairs. A number of
the members of that rommitklp 'and
somo of the Republicans of the house
have assured Mr. Rixey of their sym
pathy for this menVoi'e and prpinisgd
their assistance when it shall come Qp
for consideration,-especially now that
tbe president lmB taken the position
be bus.
At a meeting of tho sounto commit
tee on privileges and elections Friday
the charges of bribery against Senator
Hanna, mado by tbe Ohio state senoto
in connection with tho senator’s elec
tion to his present term of ofilco, wns
briefly discussed and referred to a
sub-committee consisting of Senators
Hoar, Spooner and Turley. The sub
committee will investigate the question
and practically decide how far it is
necessary to go into tho matter. The
charges wero filed during the laRt ses
sion of congress aud have not been
pressed by tlioir authors.
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I Troop* Under Major Ktdftir Reviewed,
I IS-inqiiet at tlie DeSot'v.
, President McKinley and bis party
, arrived at Savannah, On., at 11 o’clock
Saturday morning. They wore met at
tbe depot by a tremendous crowd. Tbe
Georgia Hussars acted as an escort to
the party to the parade grounds,where
a review of some fourteen thousand
troops encamped about Savannah, un
der command of Major General Warren
Keifer, was hold.
The streets from thd depot to the
parade grounds wero one mass of peo
ple.
I ho principal feature of tlie passage
through the streets was the great re
ception tendered Generul Joe Wheeler.
’lh.o doughty little general was kept
standing in his carriago almost tlie
eutiro length of the drive bowing his
acknowledgments to thu plaudits of
the crowd.
After the review there was a trip
down tho river on the pilot boat J. H.
Estell, and at night there wns n grand
banquet nt the DeSoto hotel, nt which
the president and members of the cab
inet made speeches.
Notwithstanding Sunday was sup
posed to lie a day of rest with tho
presidential party, it was, as a matter
of fart, filled with interest and activ
ity. Tlie featuro of the day was the
president’s visit to tiie Georgia Agri
cultural nnd Mechanical college, the
institution for colored persons, sup
ported by tho state of Georgia. ' Its
president, 11. R. Wright, colored, was
recently appointed by Proficient Mc
Kinley a paymaster in tbe volunteer
army, with the rank of major, but lias
resigned and returned to tho school.
Tlrero were no clnbornto exercises con
nected with the visit of the president
to the college.
REGIMENTS FOR PHILIPPINES.
'IVO Ill-Bin.
Vr-pa ratio
Orders v
t* Art* Ordered to
, Hut No J)*te I* Nui
re issued at Washington
Friday for the immediate preparation
of the following named regiments of
regular infantry foil service in the
Philippines:
Twelfth nt Jefferson barracks; Twen
ty-second at Fort Crook, Neb.; Third
at Fort Snelling, Minn.; Seventeenth
at Columbus barracks, Ohio, and
Fourth nt Fort Sheridan, III. In each
case the orders state that the date of
embarkation nnd point of sailing have
not yet been decided and depend
upon tbe transportation facilities
which may become available.
COMMANDER SEXTON TALKS.
If end of O. A. 11. Favor# l)ecor*tln| GravN
of Hluo nnd CArny On Mmne liny.
A Philadelphia dispatch Hays: Col-
ouel James A. Sexton, of Chicago, na
tional commander of the Grand Army
of the Repnblic, attending a meeting
in this city of the executive committee
of that organization, lias declined to
dismiss President McKinley’s sugges
tion in the spoecli nt Atlanta thnt the
national government should'enro for
tho Confederate soldiers’ grnves as it
now cares for the grnves of those who
fought on the union side.
When nsked for an expression on
tho snbjact, Colonel Sextou said lie
would rather, at this time, not discuss
the matter.
Regarding the prop, sition that tho
rame ilnv should be observed as Me
morial f)ay by both north aud south,
the colonel said there could certainly
lie no objection to , tho idea, and ho
thought such a step would go a groat
way toward obliterating so-called sec
tional lines.
Continuing on this suhjeot, Colonel
Sexton Baid:
“I mndo tho suggestion over two
years ago to have tho bine and the
gray unite on the same day for tho
purpose of memorializing tlie soldier
dead. In Chicago, Richmond, Va.;
Now Orleans nnd Atlanta, Ga., they
follow this courso .now, (There mo
0,010 confederate soldiers buried in
Chicago nnd many comrades hnvo con
tributed to tho erection of n monu
ment over their grnves. At tlie time
UijH monument was dedicated on
Memorial Day tlie commander of
Massachusetts declared against it on
tho ground thnt Memorial Doy be
longed to union men. I was then
prompted to come out nnd tnko issue
with tlie commander nml felt it my
duty to do so, especially as my post,
Columbia No. 706, of Chicago, took
part in the dedication.”
AbSOUUTECY totiBE
DESPERADO DIES OF WOUNDS,
Hob Ilrower, Colored, Kminpe* the Gallows
at Jessup. Hu.
Bob Brower (lied in the Jennnp, Gn.,
jail Friday from tlie effects of the
wounds lie received by tlie sheriff's
posse that captured him somo days
ago.
Thus ends tho career of a most'
noted desperado. There was no dis
position on "the part of tlie people to
lynch him, us wns published in some
'sensational papers, but tlifey were con
tent lo allow the law to take its courso.
MAY SAVE THE MAINE.
Government Hn* Not Abandoned All Hope
or liaising Sunken Warship.
The navy department lias not aban
doned tlie hope of rescuing tbe Maine
from Havana harbor uu^ bringing the
wreck back to this country for reha
bilitation, nor does it seem likely,
from the interest taken by responsible
wrecking experts, tlat the Cristobal
Colon will be permitted to pound to
pieces on the shore west of Santiago.
Tlie board of coistrnction has un
der consideration nformnl proposition
for tbe salvage of both these
and tbe delivery at New York o
other port in the United States
government migh- select.
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PRESIDENT IN ALABAMA.
Visits Booker Washington's School nml
the Confederney's Capital.
Friday was a dny full of unique in
terest to the president of tbe United
'States and all of tho members of the
“—identinl party touring the south.
A were the guests of the great state
•bama, Bud what they saw and
A they hem each will carry to his
or her Hying d*y.
At Tuskeget \Hhey witnessed the
most unique experience that jhas como
to tlie lives of most of theaVaf Mont
gomery, once the capitqf of tho confed
eracy and in many reepects still a pity 1
of tlie Old south, this republican leader
found nil sectional nnd all political
'linos wiped away; and the entliusiaini
displayed on all sides was certainly
equal to that which would luiyo heed
accorded him in any city of i|0 size in
this grent country.
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