| Show ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH rRICITION IN HAVANA I IIOTIN IAAN Trick or tho Mplinlith I 1tLI1nC tile Jon woryChhnlry or tho Captain oUho 1 I ro New York March 10A dispatch to th lleruldjfrom Havana fays Captain lluUite of the Vlzcayo who was seen In New Voik recently has Just figured In an Incident here which proves that somV at treat of Spains lt C ic oincers tlllnot enter to the rabbles rab-bles dI about Americans In lit vans The Vlicay lay near the Fern before the latter mode room for the Montgomery and lhen the emels swung close t together won spoken on the quarter decK of one i could be hard on i the other 10te lodl with enthusiastic Span lard we filled the water about the A their arrival 1 I Rpanlih cruisers since d allowd loBO v and many tlltors hate hon ald VbsT It BO aboard and hate Inspected lh 1 an Inc h I Run w hich lunlmn heleve nr proof if 11favanaa lmpv I IIW ol anisbll Vinci f Yale 7aTtlKltf i Vt > ed 0n boatload the lunrter deck and hen I a Iunrtr un Ian load from I he shore use ftvI W g du b Uage no they rowed a bmiultirlm A let oil tile latter vessel O rp tuedy fm Intend knew the for thm go pIlntehlt5I1m jore lu1 pUlh1 to the Vlzea the sbore part S IUlt no erfiuwh1n all and horld her Whn 11 III ee aa on the clock nil or the Nob f ler w1in a fain l of a Sponiph on word to one ur II Or he 4rIn1P4 stopped t blinkly on forward 10 met the newvurnors The mled anti howed most ole qllouI Their allltp hal th e rI of placing their bodlei In I u lolur X hl fin a arlly I lilted to the ciptalns run iiP lyofita 017Ahed foot and Out shot a neatly pollfhed was Blrnlshtened the nearest obneiiuloun by the hoik gentleman with great followed I uddennes At the cry 11 fifth toluwed pride found and Injured pain surprise alI eurplp who hid bn carried froonliorittirtly In Indianation ried away momentarily looll nlon then stepped back and the arines following his eiample hustlid and Slyly of the patriots td one hooted the rest Itrlo 01 side Ali they rt1 their reel the ep fain Paid with some feeling thlit thpy fersonsof the were Persons of a sort which placed country In n table position and sometimes some-times precipitated the sacrifice of ttf ful lives and money The boat wan quickly pulled ashore pllleo obr Some friction hus resulted from the frlelon arrangements regaidlng the anchorage of the Montgomery The phil fi dslrc I was that when the Fern left hr buoy near the Vlzcnyn and the Oquendo which berth had been at the dliposal of the United States government the cruiser Alfonso XII fhnuld be placed at anchor theie and the Monlgomery le gated to the Alfonso old anchor op far ill the hnrbor This vas nol nl 1 In ccordance with the Idons 01 Captain IlgI bce and mhon the Fern In tier buoy he watrh1 carefully the motcmenti of the rorrlliy This irulier having hav-ing no Iwllers I her was towed to the nnchoineo I that had liein occupied by the Fern Captain Mgib e Politely expressed his opinion to the admiral of the port that the government had given that berth In the United States for the time and that It wns therefore naturally expected Hint the Montgome ry loulo Occupy It when the arrived to replace tile sunken Main > The Alfonso XIII hail Leon I towed 10 the buoy and a representative of the admirol I explaintti that the Ifentgunie ry was to go to n mOr distant anchorage anchor-age Thl would group the Vizcaya Olin O do im nil Alfonso nlo u gunboat between the Montgomery and the harbors har-bors mouth at Mora > castle which might men nothing or something or < urlngly as Ircumlunc might art nrlChe The American cnptnln thereupon said that this met his undiistundlne ot his nrrngemcnts but that h would rc port to his supOrtors the manner In which the expected cruiser had been disposed of Then he was told that If the nr rangnelil wpm oem unsuitable the Montgomery would bo given the berth vacated by the Fern All this conference was marked by extreme politeness I The helpless Alfonso 1 Al-fonso was Immediately towed back to her old berth near Begin and the Incident In-cident closed American divers at the wreck profen to find Rmat nmuemnt In the work oC their Spanish colleagueswho are not fond oC remaining long under wte and lose no Opportunity t ratio a Ito tit the time the Americans are busy below Frequently I happens that navy clh en tire mired ten times an hour and each time mupt signal to lie hauled out of the mid about the Stable > shattered shat-tered hull 1lrahl Cuparly Of Immlgrnl New York Match 10The North lerman Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wit helm dr Gropme front Bremen blught 60 steerage passengers said by the ofci o ul the Immigration bureau to be by far the most desirable company oC thlt class passengers that ties arrived rived here In recent years The average age of the entire number Is I 25 years These under 15 Years oC age number 121 The total amount of money brought over Was 21460 The average amount ot money pos sensed by each ttau 52 The majority were bound to become farmers Three hundred nnd seven were bound to points west of Chicago The number Included 200 men women and children Torn Ilessnrabla In Southern Itussla arid called Mnnonlee Every man In the party had from 0 to It 000 They are all well educated and many of them speak English Thy are bound for the Dakotas and Washington ALASKA POSTAL SUltlCI Inspector Clnm v to Inurt 31y 1010mn In I Washington March 10 Postofflce Inspector In-spector John I1 Clum who has been designated by Postmaster Oener al t Gary al a polul comllonor to Alaska to examine Into pta nC fain will sail on the steamer Qucen from Seattle on the Oth In1 I 10 will travel by way of Slmkune to consult with Iostolllco Insictor Lynn In whose district the territory Alaska la I Denied Mr Clum was selected for this responsible duty by renson of his experience ex-perience In I postal affairs and also because be-cause oC a long residence In the mining Sections of Arizona New Mexico and California In the day of booms and bonanzas He goes equipped with every authority to deal with the situation situ-ation In Alaska and Is I authorized to es abllsh postofllces and appoint post mot whr needed and to Increase he clerical help In postofflcca and In every way to meet the demands required re-quired of the postolTlce department by the great Influx of population Into Alaska Mr Clums duties will take him to all parts of the territory lie expects to leave Bkaguay about the first of May and travel across Chllkoot Ilass thence t Dawson and Circle City I don the Yukon t Its mouth thence along the Copper river and win return by way of SI Michaels and Seattle SAT Washington Afaroh 10Th Bev WuhlnJon lev TMwttld Everett Hale of Huston delivered de-livered the invocation at the opening of the Senate today and subsequently wall nrordod the unusual honor ot nn Informal reception 01 the floor oC the Senate The joint resolution to revive the grade of lieutenant general of the army vas reported from the military affairs committee by Warren and Cockrell su1Xn Dem tt103y said he desired W to be unnhnou mderstood that the report was not 1m 08blnglon March 10nev J Mn tOi Smith oC Spureona Tabernacle London delivered the invocation In the House today Almighty clod he prayed hr us when tie pray that thy richest blessing may rest upon the President and all ncsorlated with him In the making and enforcement oC the law oC this great nation We beseech o Ood that hcntenn divine benediction may rest upon the honorable Speaker and P WI members of this great assemblage assem-blage Wo thank thee for their past history and we ask that all the future fully be on ot unbroken success Give to these lho make the laws clear In IAht accompanied with boldness char Iy I and Join May the flag of this country so spotless eicr be unfuiled and floated hy the breeze of God We ask these and all other blessings to rest upon this country und all con Christ netted Amen with It In the name 01 Ju 0 It ololon was adopted dlrctlng the seer clarv oC war to loan tll the Citizens committee ot Cincinnati tents for time In thc 31nd Ornd Encampment of the G A Jt A bill was passed granting to the Sl rot Port Ilrldge Terminal I company the right to construct a bridge across tile ned rlur at Shreveport In Th House then went tnt committee of the whole Old resumed consideration oC the xcpt1 11atr amendments to the Indian bill The pending question coming otei from ycsteiday was tho motion of Eddy deep Minn to concur con-cur in the free hcmis clause placed In the bill by tho Senate Senrcht jig rr Luxt Valuables Nw orlc lrlh 10UrB > 10ra Porter wife or the United States nr bador hom lodged I romplnlnt against robmn whom She charges with stealing u 10rtmllcll Ionialol n large um or money find some Valuable Jewelry says the Pails correspondent of the Herald I appearsfrom the Temps that Mrs Porter took the cab on March 4th at late lie rest Upon reaching her hnuio she paid the cabman but forrot the 10rtmuolul which she len In lite cab The cabman dative off and never returned An InquIry Is I on rot ut the prefecture ure ot police ttlth the object of flnd Ing out m hlrh ebmen were nt the ate ton on the date Indicated lrIlenl Nlnn Unn Washington Alarch 10The IrI dent today sent the follow Ins npmlna i tona tu the Senate To lieu 1 H District Judges IMward Meek fur the Northern district ot Terns Kdmund l Woddlll Jr Lantern JI llnlol r district I of Virginia I Lawson b Melton to be matThai for the district of South Carolina Henry J Ixwderlnk of Iowa to le secretary of the legation at Into In-to go Chile WorIteut rolonl to be colonel Edward I AUIIIsion Third artillery Wm Sinclair Fifth artillery majors to be lent colonels Wallace F Hun elnlph Thhd artillery Tulley Mcltae Ninth artillery Prank O Smith Second Sec-ond artillery Jos a llamsay rifth nrllllery First Lieut Moses U Halln ski Second artillery to be captain and assistant quartermaster Naty Passed Asst Engineer Robert I Orimn to be a chief engineer Asst Ilnglnecr Ueo w Laws to be n passed assistant engineer Anst Engineer glitter min Hal truth to be a passed east en |
