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The SERvILE INsURREcTIoN IN CUBA.-We are
permitted to make the following extract from 4
letter of recent date, written by an American
gentleman in Cuba to his friend in this city:


"At this time we are under very great excitement,
in consequence Of u serviIe nsurrection having
Gently been discovered in the island, and particularly
in this vicinity Whites and blacks are alike imp-
cated and many American citizens have been
rested and placed in irons and the stocks, whom we
have every reason to believe innocent. They are
arrested merely the single accusation or eXtorted
evidence of the slave under the torture OF the LASH
The most triing conversation, or the least suspic-
Gus act sufficient 10 send one 10 prison, where he
is neither allowed opportunity for defence, the
consolation or sympahes of his friends or country
men. There is Il strong feeling againat Americans.
under the impression that the Government will seek
no redress, which | most heartily hope may prove
without foundation. Fear and terror are depicted
OH the countenances of all foreigners and every one
expects that he may be the next victim"


journal of Commerce.


We have been furnished with the subloined list
Of foreigners imprisoned at Cardenas, near Ma
tanzas, for alleged or supposed completely in the
plot:


EngliSh,ucn Henry Elkins, engineer; Danl.
Downing, Engineer, and third name unknown.
CitisenS of the United States :--- Berby,
engineer; Samuel Moffit, carpenter, and Henry
Cavalier, engineer. Com. Adv.


SArrEMrr TO KIpyAp-The Lancaster pa
Union states that few days ago colored man,
pv the name of Thomas, who has been residing
in Marietta for several years, was arrested on
Justices warrant, under The act Of 1896, as
fugitive slave from Maryland, by four men claim
ing him as their property. He was hurried into
skiff' with the intention of taking him across
the Susquehanna, and thence to Maryland, with.
out any attempt TO prove that ne was their slave
But this summary process of making slave OF
a man they believed to be a fireman. was not
reiished by the people of Marietta, and they there
fore rescued him from his captors for the purpose
of having an examination into the matter The
man was subsequently taken to Lancaster, ex-
amined and released. The four men who cap
tured him in the first instance were arrested for
an assault upon him and lodged in prison. Three,
however, were subsequently set at liberty, and
the other was held to bail in 81 900.


NORTHAMPTON AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
A Convention of Delegates favorable to this con
templated road was held at Greenfield on the 22d
ut. 1t was very spirited meeting. Hon. Geo.
Greene presided. A committee of three from
each town in West Franklin, and three from
Northampton and Hatfield, to procure subscnp-
tions to the capital stock Of the contemplated
road-to assist in procuring a charter-to ascer
tain the amount of freight that will annually pass
over the road, &c. Several resolutions were
adopted which show that they mean to act, and
that the road will be built. There is now SUBJ
scrlbed before charter is obtained 800 in
Greenfield and Sl6,500 in Deerfeld. We have
no doubt that this road and the Northampton
road will be built-they will be very useful to the
merchants of our city. Hartford Journal.


FouRIERIsM.-A small compeny of Fourersts
have made settlement on the social system on
the Dcs Moines river, about one hundred miles
from its mouth, in Iowa. They have settled on
public lands, IN very good location, and are GO
ing to work in earnest. They have common
| stock. live i'll common, and have regulations as
10 their social community. They intend 10 farm
extensively without fences, and intend to have
shepherds and herdsmen to attend to their cattle
and stock, and keep them off their growing crops.
They build no churches, but leave all their mem-
bers free to adopt whatever religion they please.


st. Louis New Era.


I'M DER YOUNG TO MARRY YEr-A legal no.
tice is published in the Mobile Herald of the ap-
plicaton OF Sarah Cook for a divorce. The lady
states in her complaint that the forms of mar
| rage were had between herself and her husband
in May, 1899, at which time she was but l3
years OF age, and that she thought the ceremony
was mere Joke. Her husband has ever since
abandoned her, and she now wishes to be freed
from the yoke which she so innocently took upon
herself. st. LOUIS Peoples Organ.


STRUCK BY LIGHTNINc.-Last evening about
o'clock, during the thunder storm, the roof Of
Bovlson IIo,e, in School.s;reet was struck by
the electric fluid The fire was mostly confined
10 room in the upper story, and WAS speedily
extinguished by the department, who, as usual
were promptly on hand. Boston Bee, Saturday


Struck BY LIGHrNlSG.-The house OF Nathl.
Greene ESQ., and Hudson street, and occu-
pied by him and by Mr.. Maynard, one of his
clerks, was struck by lightning on Friday even
ing. but no great damage done. We have IN our
possession piece of the slate torn off by the
lightning. Boston Mail.


FATED TO DEArH-An Engshman and
Yankee fought duel in a dark room lately. The
Yankee not wishing TO have blood on his hands,
ired his pistol up the chimney, and, to his hor.
ror, down came the Englishman.


Il The New Haven Museum is TO be sold at
auction next Tuesday.