THE PLAINDEALER, I'iiIiIIkIiiiIcw i) Mnielay ami IlitirvU) It v Hi I'MINIH.Al hi! 1THI.MIIMI I" K, I'. MUAIIUKH :. V. IlKNJAMIN,. ... ... .Kililor. Miita-rlpltii . IMIC Ml rllt Mintlt.s three M'iiilli . . I -0 It .11' LY U. 18HS. Commodore Walnon's tui a will cmie tied Ilic explosion at SaiitMijo s (.on tlie ouMids of (be harbor. l'lm Ueptlblic.itm will carry iilui"t-l fvpry Northern Mte Hit veil-. Hawaii c Ail now luriiinh l,cr kit.i of v 1'ititecrs lor tb ar w illi jiu. If Spain lms any mote Ikcte. wliivli slio don't need, lei lirr Bit tliciu I l!.e front . Wticn the cork Hew out vf ;t hat l tile il made a noise, which could be heard around I lie woild. The uiiiii bo inns after a luuaway wife and takes her back ;:niii i :i lit subject for tbo fool killer. .Viler a mail bus beeu a model latliei f r a few years, lie is eutitleJ tj '.ijuate into a model grandfather. lu the oi.il ter of the aoiMtsiiiou oi in lands I'lK'V t-aui believes in Urn,; d plenty while you are a gctiiu,:. ue oi lUc II jeebiir;! boys. !m eut lo llie war, furoiliCI liiv i;iil .i nib.-li-lulo lefore bIio would oni:ei.! f-. i bim to Hs-ecreUr Kichar 1 W. 'I 'ii-jiiips'jn of Indiana , li i eighty -nine eai id iv, is llie only man liviu;, ti1m :, w ho has seen all llie pre iJeu'.a s vo Wabiiiuluii. If our army eliuuU need .my ill; pi' J sit (bat will be ueeessary will be ! turn the Ycsuvioud loose in t'ie Ijcihty . 1 1 te Iboy are ui-edeJ .iul she w ill li -io tl-.em out in thott oi'ler. The raiuy season lias opue I in Ij'.m, I' ll llieie is a sjliud abmltlje Irjj'- iu I'jo D3ifc'bborbol o! Siuliaj, ublc'.i is njw experience lo the inhabitants of that pirt of the Island. I'be demand for tbecouatiuciwu -A iLe Micaragua canal by the government threatens to Lecoine unauiuijus. ilio democrats ol ludiaua aud Arkiui.u and ths lCepublicaus oi Ohio, ba'. declared in favor of tbo proposition. It is becojiiug ipuitc a "fa d'amuu Ut Iftrla who waul a busbind, to uial.e :;:'i! shirts to send to tbe soldier b.ys an J cuibroirdei their name in the oi I et, in the bopa tba'-tbe recipient wi!i opeu a orreepoudeDce which will le.il t) tuVri inouy on hia return from tbe .u . ince I'enuojer is out of pctus U:i the jireeenl be might fclatl up bis t-a mill and give llie retiied pjlietLiieu . i -liia commiatioDCi and otbeis vi hi hcncbuicn a job. Tbo old iiii ' has re msined idle Ibeso many months waiting for "sjinelbioi; to be douo for silver,'' while otbei mills have beeu bumming away giving euiploymeut to hundreds of honest loilcid. ewberu (Jrajihie. Uue of tbe surest iudicationB of retui n iui good times is the fact that people are KWctrujiut; to the various coast and moun tain resorts. When times arc bard peo ple stay at Lome during the summer, uot only on Recount of the e eiiie ef a pleasure trip, but because they feel ,ih if they could cot spaid the time Iruin their business. The uumbu cf peiiions who have tone or are going for summer vigils to Kastcru points is larger thdii I..r uiiDy years. The siuking ol tbe Hcina Merce lej, at iSautiagoou.thel'Hh, leavei Kcain without a single ship of any consequence, outside of the small licet lowiu her home waters. AuJ tbe most remarkable fact coiiDCCted w ith tbe almost total debt ruction of what was bu'. a few short weeks , onu of the ijroJit navies of the world, lo the fset that it waij acximplidhed wi'.ho il the lens or serious daine of a .-j ; u 4 ! , mi ; t'l ship auJ aljiij. wiih j i' t!i.' lot el a single man. Cbauucoy .M.Pjpew ihd nvl el it in territorial cxpautiou .it !., iu niu:; of tho war w ith Sj.mu Imi it M eum thai Lis opiuioii hati hau-oJ. IIjh uov in Lurope aul Lu i-i iepii l.1 in have eaid in a recent inteiview : New conditions aid arisint: all Iho while wilb the proe,resiiou ol tliu war which makes it diUicull to keep uul or got out oi this colonizing buuiuesd. W e must take in view the tamper id our people, who would certainly nevti ejve uy colonies back to tpaiu. 'I'rausfer riug them or any of them to a European power would lead to a Luiopean war 111 bitty dayf. It looks as though wo w ould Imve to psiut our white elephant brown Kud teach him to work. Teihapa the moHl impuiiaiit meatiJi to come bofoi e Congress at its ue.t ses tiou, will be the complelion of the Nicaragua Canal. The iinpoilauio of this measure to Iho pcopla of Oregon is veil understood by all our people, la view of IbU it behooves tho pcjplo of ibis Ktalo to aee that some man is chooeu to till tha vacani y in (lis United Rates henato, whoso influenoj will be felt Iu 1 favor 0 (lie measure. Such a man in Il 'ii. r.tiiger lleriuanu. Mm exlennive nciiMiiiliitirt willi public iik'ii and ineasuros, would make him ol incalcul able valui In llie people ol Oregon at this tiiiir. No man tu Hit 8lt, is so well tiiippid lr the pioiiion as is Mr. Hermann. Willi McKiide and Hermann in the .fiialt, and Tongue and Moaljr in the llouw, Oifgon would lxaaell ciiiippt'd as any ll lo in the I'uion, t secure Icgitdatiou which will ln'iielit tho pcopU. e do not know thai Mr. Her mail i" in any euse a candidate for 1'nilcd States eiittor at this time, and imply t'xpi .-I. our pvitfoti.il opinion and eh ire in regard 1 1 the matter. We must cirry the war Into Africa. Iho Spani;h gorruiui'iit has persistf nlly kepi ttuir loes in llie war far, fumi the people of Spaiu as a uieiua ol keep ing up Iho war ppiril amongst the maiiee an I t avert thw aitenlim lo Ihe blundering inellleienoy cf S.gata's aJ miuijtrali ii'. Tnat policy u coming t')a he ld like a carbuiii h . N McKiiilsy has deteruniipd to lance that absee aui let out the foul matt jr. lAnuiti dore W aisoa bus leen ordered to eairv the war iut Spuiu 1 3 l?t t'ie Spauih people, a; well as the doii, 1 mI . the fact that the American "piga are ti,;bliug as well as roosters, t-neh a poiiey as pin has piiKtitd In this respect, keeping her sub jects in liiaorance of ihe Spaniih I jes, is only 05sihl ) villi au uninfoi aid peo ple. The inasto of paiu are very ilhl CMte. Oalv al'J.i'. ;M pr c?ut, are able to read and n rite. I he tiewepapeis circu late ouly a uniit Iho ruling class aud the con?oijhip of thj prcs suppresses largely the real lac's of pxlus defeats on s.a and laud. If Commodore Watson bombards Cadiz, one of the so pJi t of Spiiu, and eucecJs in kuockiu a hole iu'o her .foititJ.'ations as doubtless he will , it wid bj lha I'JS'. Imiou for Sjiiiu. It .vil! ! iuip-.ijsibl to kejp lint d 0)111 the people. They will then know o iie Ihiug ir the horrors ol the war n w rag 'ug iu Cuba and its waters. Ye?, thai is thepo!:oy: carry the war into pain, and lot the Spaniards feel (lie cruel clteels ol . ra n of ehot aud shell. S u.Uor Wlnt of California, opp -e I the uunesatiou of the audwieh islands partly o; the ground that "it it bad pol icy to extend our territoiy, eppuicially wiieu i-epara'.e-l by auy considerable ex t .'lit of sea." "j.h iei33uio w.u gud yen J ao wheua ast extent of our douiaiu wart a wilderness occupied by uoaiadic savaged. LHil thai pjiiod has pajtjd. The tide of pjpula'iou moving westward has come to a halt. The verge el l.iud travel has been reached. Ihe I'aciuV IVcau lias raided a birrier to the m learn and tail rjaJ. Cat Arga raises his whit-.' ll.is aud peace beyoud and , I cikoiis the dar iug pioneer to come lo the isles of the ceeau aud help epicad civilization w here eavager , cuuuabalifcui aud baibangm did once abound. The evolulioii of time ha channe l the conditions of Ihiugs. Th: tapid epiu3iousof American com merce has malcrislly cbxuge I the whole ciudition oi the l uited states There were epposera to the exteuBion of tarii toi when prei lent Jctlrsja purchased from 1 -aiicj Liuiiau, ine'iuling the northwes'eru territoiy. Tuere were kic kers aiiub'. Te.9 auexation and also atluM reward's piiohase o! Alaska. A 'id y c t i.ne has demgustrated the wis J mi uf the o annexations. Time will a' m deinoutti ate lUi wiaJouiof taking in H i v.aii. W e ciuld get aloog very well a few ' ears without Hawaii, Cut a and iIjh i hilippiut-s, had uot Ihe geui of fate pjiutei lo those i-linla aud said. ' New ii t'ie appointed lime arii.e. slay and eat." The cxr o! piogress ij m jviug on, and wo9 bo to him or thcai .v 1 1 j shall dare Uy an impediment in its way. li llie Unite I States Bhuuld hesiiate lo fctrike while the iron it hot, some other nation niihou'. Eij'ieaiuiahnesi but full of greed, would gobble them up and menace ibis governments progress aud turn back the index on the dial of civilization. BODY WAS CREAMATLI). .Murder of John Linn Investigated. TJ 1 otM., '.r., duly 'J. Deputy 1'rose eating Alloruey Harris, Corouer Ches hire and Deputy .herilT Ciooer returned from Alder Springs today with the re mains of John Linn, who wax murdered at that place on the evening of Juno lo. Courtland ' reeu, who was with Claud Lrautoii when the murder was commit ted, accompanied them as guide. They found a number of pieces uf human boues in the ashes of the camp lire, uud article" cf clothing about the place, liv ery thicg indicated thai Ihe Injdy had been chopped to piece! and leiualed. The coroner's jury returned a verdict, scc'lbiug Claud Lrantou of Iho murder. Tho lemaiuB found were brought to I 'J v'euc and will be pietcrvvd for Ubo at the trial, il is learned lhal I inn was 11 uieui'icr cf tho oodmeu camp at C011 dou. I lioubands Ccleliintc u ill, Ihankfuluets their rett oration to health by Ihe use of Hood's Sirsap4 rilla. Think of ihe army who liavo been cured by thin medicine- - 3Ien, wciiieii and children, who have Buftere 1 the coiiBe'jueuces of iuipme blood, who have been ihe victims of scrofuU tores, eruptions, dyepepia, nti vousueJS, bleeplemje. They have tried other medicines and hae faiUd to oblaiu lelief. The llie J llojd'B irsapiiilia au l it did them good. They persevered in its u;e aud il accoiiipliohod pcimaueut cures. Do you wonder that they praise il and recom mend il to you V Destroyers Ueach Alesalna. Mi.iai.N., bicily, July l.The ripannh torpedo bjat dceiioyere Auda., Prosper iiu aud Oidde, belonging to A dmiral Camera's squadron, have arrived here froiii I'o'l Siid ou their way back (o Kpain. PEACE MOVEMENT Spain's Proposal for an Armistice. $l'RI;LY WILL HI! RliJLCTLU Ihe findrid Cabinet Is Divided on the Question. Wa.miim.ivn, July IL There ia tbe strongest iudispoeition on the part of tbe stra'pgiits t eoiifider favorably the prop osition, said I.) be under rtnsidf ration at Madrid, looking tu o armistieeof 10 days iu order to consider the question of peace, ll ey believe that the I'nited tUlrs has everything to loee and nothing to gain by accepting such a proposition. During the lime, Admiral Camera's fquadron might Und tale lodgment in eomeatronglr forti fied coast lowu, like lenol, and thus elude alson'a pursuit. History shows that tho directors of successful armies are always averse to ceasing military opvra lion until uuooudilioual capitulation is achieved, and that it requires the strong baud of diplomacy to bring about tbe short pauBe, before the final consumma tion of eace, necessary to reach a com mou understanding. The lelief that a peace movement will be inaugurated continues strong, but detl uite announcement is made that no such movement has taken form thus far. Tbe state department today again authorita tively stated that no peace overtures bad beeu submitted to Ihe government. Nunlai et itcuieuts came lioui authorised 80'ircet. from the lloglish, 1'reucb, ier man aud other embassies and legations MIAFILK'5 last dispatch. His Recommendations as to Action on Linares' Proposals. Wa-hinuios, July 10. A cablegram was recieved from (.ieneral .bafler at the war depart mint last Saturday, which is uuderstoo l to make certain re commendations as to the action on tbe Spanish proposals for conditional capit ulation. Immediately alter its reciept, ecrttjiy Alger, t-eireUry 'xjng and Ad jutaut lieneial l orbin wcut to the W'tiiie House for a conference with the picsiclcut. Tho coufereuce broke up shcilh after midnight. Secretary Alger said theu had beeu no 1 epoi is uf f iriug nor of action. "Uut,'' he added, ' there has beeu setu! talk of Bunender. A proposition has been made which will not be con sidered, and things, I think, will go on about as they were intended." ' Do ou mean by that," hewasatked, ''that the bombardmeut will be made at once: "I cannot say dctiuilely, but that iB very probable,' he replied. A Ten Day's Armistice. Mai.'Hii, July 'J. -The Koine corres pondent of the Imperial telegraphs that a 10 days' armistice is coming, but adds il thin tho powers, with the Vatican, are i-ogiueeriog the movement, and con siJeiiugthe proper lorm which tbe ar miblice should assume. Senor ,Sagasta, however, declared after the cabinet meeting that tbe rumors of au armistice were without foundation, and that tbe government is ou'y discussing the means ol pi"3ecuting the war. LI Liberal eav s the cabinet ia consid ering tbe signing of a 10 days' armistice lo facilitate peace negotiations. Peace Rumors in Spain. Lo.Miog.July 'J. Although peace tu mors are numerous, aud there is a gen oi al feeling that fcipain may sue for pi-aic, nothing JcSaite on tbe subject is known iu competent quarters. Oflicers of Ibe L'uited Stales embassy and tbe British foreign office say tbe situation is tho same as yesterday, and at the for eigu oilice it ia declared that there is ab sjlutely 110 truth iu the story printed this morning to the effect that Spain baa made formal overtures for peace with the I'nited States through Sir Henry Drummond-W'olfe, the British ambassa. dor, and they ridicule the conceasious attributed to Kpain in the story referred to. Not Disposed to Interfere. Mauuim, July J.- According to the newspapers here Spanish minister for foicigu affairu declares that uo Luropean power is disponed I) interfere in behalf of peace unlets tho beliigereubi should make, a request to that effect. IHU DLAD AT SAMIAUO. I wo Hundred and Thirty Men Killed in the Two Day's Battle. Waciiimiio.v, July !i. The war de partment has receiyed disjiatches from (.eiiei al Shatter, as follow s : ''Camp, near bautiago, July s, A complclo report was received today of the lostcB of July 1 and as follows: Killr 1. :' J officers, -OS enlisted men; wo'' i J, 81 ollicers, 1203 enlisted men ; uiiLj.og, 70 enlisted meu. Kepoi U giv ing names of the killed aud wounded are being rapidly prepared aud I hope to get them oil tomorrow, tsUAr jta." "Cable operate) were permitted to go iu yesterday moruing. The Lnglisb cable is iu working order ami some oper ators wore in the city, 'ieuoral Toral wanted tboeo there as they were the principal men. Tbe lloglish cable Lai beeu working all tbe time through to Havana. SiuntH." The leaders of the army in Madrid have held a meeting, hut the resolutions hnvn n'd bpen divulgfd. Santiago de Cuba. J. V, Lesciiger, a coiuuisicial travel er, who spent several years iu Santiago, gave a very good description ol ths sur rounding country today. "Oceans, mouulalus, islands, bays and towe ring headlands," said he, "combine to make Santiago one of the grandest natural peuorauiaa In Ihe world, lie hind the city itself, '.lying al Ibe end of a land locked hartor, rise Mouut Tur Muiuo, the highest point of the Sierra Maestra aud ol Cuba, The Cubans fairly worship this imperial pesk, which rises lo a .height of 3780 feet, and call il La MonUnitla. "Approaching from the sea, it is seen rising from the shear high coast, with Us fringing scarlet-uiiugtiug woods ol cau tus and cedrila, edged around tho river mouth by Hats steaming in mists. Tbe blazing sun plaving upon these lowlauds seems fairly to make the place reek with heat and elsatu. "I I was in the woods of cactus, where our troops made such a stem resist ance. The bold, jutting headlands make the city doubly fort 1 tied, and properly defended ia one of Jbe hardest places in the world (or au .army to take. Just cuough Amuricau soldiers to man the forta would hold the place against the combiued armies ol all natious. Had the positions ol the contending forces beeu reversed a (sw days since, there would have been a ditl'eieut tale to tell. In that case the Spanish dead would have strewu the ground along the whole city frout. "No town or harbor was lo be seen when I was there, only upou ttie right a stained, weather-beaten fort. Morro castle, whose embrasures and casements cost 10,000,000, and couullesa lives of Indisu and Negro slaves. Standing there at the mouth of the smiling but vet unseen baibor, il represent iu aspect and biU'i v the etei u, cruel dee potism that has ever stood between Spanish colonits and liberty aud ecu- tentmeut. "The channel that leads lo the bay is wiuding and jaiigod shored. The outer harbor is broad and well protected. The city itself ia lucklessly heaulilul." Telegram. Both Branches of Congress Adjourn W.MiiM,re.N', Jnly S. The senate ad journed sine die at - I'. M, Wamiinoio.v, July s, The house ad journei' siue die at 'J o'clock, with Ihiee cheers, followed by the singing of pain otie sougr. iCepreseutative liromwell, ol Ohio, proposed three cheeis for I'resb dent McKinlfv, which were given twice over by tbe republicans. Ttien followed cheers, joined in by ihe entire house, for Admiral Dewey aud ( ieneral Joe Wheel er. The whole house was one vast de monstraliou, aud Hags were passed about to every member aud enthusiastic ally waved while the members sang. The attention of bicycle scborchers is called to tbe following from Chicago: Dr. S. C. Stanton, who has charge of the examination of recruit for tbe rrgu lar army In this city, has caused a sen sation among the medical men by de daring that a habitual rider of bicycles or a scorcher, is unfit physically to serve as a soldier in the army. He has made this matter Ihe subject of bis severest tests, in his examination a of applicants for enlistment, and inaov men have been rejected because of the "bicycle heart, as tbe practitioners term it, caused by excessive exercise iu riding the wheel. MAY SAVli THLM. Three of Cervera's Ships May Raised. be WasuinoIon, Jnly '.'.The navy de parment is haviog groat difficulty iu communicating with Sauisou oy wire, though it is not kuowu whether this arises from a bad cable service or fiom the diatance at which Hampton lies from the cable station. The following die pitch was receiyed from him last night: "Preliminary report from the board ordered to examine the wrecks of Cer vera's Bhipa states that wreckage ap pliances should be gotten here iin mediately. I think there is no doubt about saving theJVi.caya, .Maria Teresa, and Cristobal Colon, if haste be msdo. The Colon is much the most valuable, being in perfect order. I would suggstt that perfect appliance bo seut at ouco. "Haviison." ALASKA SCMOO.NLR YVRLCKLD. Lstimatcd Output of Mines this Year Is $20,000,000. YicioHi A, July 0. Tlie steamer Athen ian an ived today from Alaska. On tho trip down she patted tho wreck oi a schooner painted Hack, with white decks and no deckhouse. Nothing of the crew waa seen. A strong soulhesfit- crly wiud prevailed, and Ihe wreck, which was lying about two miles oil Carmanab point, looked as if il would soon break up. The Athenian estimates that Iho etoamor Ora will bring f ,bW,l)00 north of duel from Ihe mines, and it is esti mated thai at least $'JO.OO0,U00 will be brought out this year. The Tagish is reported exceedingly rich, and all claims that cau be bonded are being takeu up by a Now York syn dicate. Spanish Cabinet Division Mapkiu, July V, 7 p. m.-Duke Almo dovar del KIo, upon leaving the cabiuel today, denied that peace negotiations bad been opeued, addiug: "At the present moment we must talk ouly ol war." It is tbe general .impression that the cabluet is divided ou the peace (piesliou. A dispatch from Santiago announces that American reinforcements have ar rived there, aud Ibat the Keina Mer cedes was sunk In order lo block the en trance lo Hunt in go, Troops are Impatient. Ciiu'.mio, July H.--A special cable gram lotho Keeord Iroiu Ha coticHpoiid- enl with Admiral D.iwey H ll et at Ma nila bay, July I, via Hong Kong, saya: The American troop under Ocnoral Anderson, which have inched the rhllippicee, era now eouiloitahly .tur- lored In Ihe Spanish militaiv buinckn al Cavite, and are bny putpiuh'!' fur ac- live service, against lln Si.uiui .Ik. So attack 011 Manila is piobable bi bue the arrival ol the second ilxtaehiiiiiit ol troops uuder l'l eial reno, which Ia axiinetrd aoou. Ilia li-cnoit (urce id soldiers and marines is considered in- sullleient lo protect life and proper ty Iu Manila 111 Ihe event ol Iho capitulation ol thai city. I ho soldieia, hoaevi r, an all eager l begin the lighting. Caplain-l ieueial Augustiii hit denied la su 1 tender ManiU lor some time, and lor that reason llui Spanish council, which ia coudiicliug the dideuce, Ilium (erred Iho inihtitry leaderrhip from him to the reutor colonel of ailillery. The iusuigeiil" control Ihe city water works and have cut off the mipply from that source, but ax this ia the rainy new sou aud theie Is a lotidhui t every day, the' pauiards do not sutler from lai k of water. A more seiioiis maltei for them at pivseul is that the iubui gi'iil baye captured San Juan del Moiitc, few miles to tlie real of the city, which hud been titled up with old caution mid a supply of ammunition and proviaioiiu to serve as the Uul stronghold ol the s pun ish governmeut after the (oicts tdiould bo drireu out of Manila bv the iiombard meut of the Ameiicati wa.nhip. tioveruor Marina, who was brought as a piisouer from Cuama, the scat ol gov ernment in the Ljdrotie inlands, declines to accept parole from the Aineiicaus, preferring lo remain a piisouer at Cavite rather than nm Ihe nek ol being idiot iu Manila by Ion 1 ounli ) iui 11 lot imi 11 udi r iug w hen uieiiAced by the gunw of the Charleston. Today Ihe wamlup" 111 (he bay wimc dresol iu I101101 of Hie I ouith "i July, Tbo lioopi held a luilitaiy icwcw nt Cavito. t he health of the men condom od. lloloon's htorv . Naw Yoiih , June s - A II. mi l lias an interview with llnli-jn, 111 in lal hit h he says " Il wa'i 11! milt .; o 1 lot k III Hie In'TII iug when the Mcirima' iliteie I the 11.11 row 1 hauuel and Htcaiucd in under the guns of MoiiocaHtU . ihe Hiliiicff1 ol death prevailed. Il wan to dail, I tould scarcely ce ihe headhtnd. I had plauued lo diop the star boal d am lior al a cerlaiu point to the light l the than uel, leverbc- the ini;iueti, and Hun ramg the Mei 1 imae aiouud, MiiMng tier di redly acroSH Ibe channel, llui plan was adhered lo, but circumstances reiideied its iectition impoiible. W hen Ihe Meniuiac poked her note into the channel our lioublcu cumuicuccd. The deathly silence wa liokeri by tbe wash of a small beat apprtael nig uu. she ran close up under the it ;iu of t'ie Merriinac and tired hevcra! shrH from what seemed t ) be three pounder gnu-. The Merriuiac'tj rudder was cirrii-d avvay by this tire, and lhal is why the i"l.'icr was uot sunk screes ll. e ihanucl. "The 1 tin up the 1 huniiel w,m wry ex citing. A picket-ho.it bad give:i tlie alarm, and the guns of the Virava Hnd Almirantu ' 'uundo and hIkho b.itien t were lurueo. upon u." ut'uiaiinc uouih and I"! pedofH aleo weie exploded al1 about US during the e v.-ileuicnl. In n the ship was in the d'.sned po-ii on we found that tho ru I ler wai gone, tin 1 I called the men on deik. " lulo they were launching tho catamaran I turn bed off the explosives. At the eauiu moment two torpedoes lired by t'ie Keina M'.i ledesutiuek tho Meiiiuuc auiid.ihipi. 1 cannot Hay w helher our t xplosovcti 11 the Spanish torpedoce did the uorl. , but the Meniuiac was lifted out ol Iho water aud almost rent asunder. Ai hIim it ttlid down wo scrambled ovel board aud cut away Ihe catamaran. "We attempted to gel out ol thu hat bor in catamaran, bataslroiig lid.i was running, aud dav light found us dill struggling iu Ihe water. iiicn the Spaniards saw us and a boal fiom the Helta Mercedes picked us up. It was then shortly after 0 o'clock iu llie inorL iug, anil wo had beeu iu ihe water more than au hour. We were taken aboard the lliiua Mercedes, and later were sent to Morro Castle." Dewey Wailing Upon Merrill. II'im. Kum,, Julv s. A Manila dis patch, dated July I, says that Admiral Dewev will remain iuaclivu until Oeu eral Meriil an ivct. Tho icbeln arc i ac tually doing nothiug, but the Spaniards arc fetrenglheuiug thoii posilioiiH, du stio) iug huts aud constructing ciilieiu h ineuts. I he uutliuntieii havu en, u led a penally of $1000 a;-aiuul anvbo ly who shall raise (he price of piovimoiih. The Spaniards ausert thai del pile 'he lobs of tho watci troi k ihcio will be no (amine dui iug the raiuy nea;iou. They are coulideiil that au amplufuico hum Cadiz will si rive and auuihilulo thu Americaiii, and they still hope lo 101c ciliale tbu ualiveu. lu the meantime they will cudure patiently whatcvei comes, aud resist to Ihe utmoal. TliniKau.U Hi'i Trying Jt. In oiiUr lo prova tho mit merit of T.ly Cn mn Hit In 1 . lh 1110I elleelivo - 1 for Catarrh and I 'old in Ib'iid, vvn have pre pared a g. iitroiiM liinl 1 10 for 10 ri nh,. tlrl U of your diuggi'.t i r :.' lid 1" ' '" I b ELY HUMS., oil V.i:re. !!., N. V. I llv f suffered from e iturrh of (he wortd Ion I tver hili'f a bo;,, nil I !!. r Ifpcd for t iiro, but Ely's I'r. I'nbc e iu. 10 do even thai. Many in- 1 im il ' buvi 11 . - 1 it with escIVit ri:.eli.. Owar 'irliuin, 43 Warreu Ave , Chicago, 111, r.ly'a Citoni halm is th'' Mi luiow 1 .'; 1 ,1 euro for vaturi'b and ouilaiitH no co - i 1 inorcury uor loiy iiijurioim dr f;. i i. (0 cents. At dnijgi'd or I y ,n , I. flrinjr your job work lo thin of c. (NUIIJS V IINILKIISI. Caro Uroii. are Ihe l in n men haul (in I 1 the Komvh'nl for the I t tigaia. Kor a good 'i-ceiil eigai mil M' N. lloyd. t'otiiily claims a id waiiauln houghl by U. H. West. I'or llml clans deutoitry go lo Dr. Little of Oakland. Kilga III Inhiiile vitlietv at AU voider V. HrongV. Macaroni ill one pound earlnoiii at iglei '- k'oi el y. Key Weal, iuipoilcd and b mIic eigiini at tlu lioNrleiif. D S, e 1 doei inniann. Olliu'iip pimtte t be pm I "dli i. 1,'ide 11 Cimeeiit bliv.le. Ibe cum run. tug, dm ii'da k ind. lO.OtK) men a. utid 11I Ihe liol" S'"'" to ladeet gieal b,ikaiiia beloiu it Ih too late. I nils uot lakes m what our adver tising ioIiiiiiiih lepli'ia'lit. llie lloi" Store. W. Cai penter is iiulhori.ed l ! eeiveiuid teceipt for Htit'scriplioii" to the l'i, MMiK VI I. II. VII our gondii an) new and ol Iho luteal elide". .No ahopw di 11 g Im on hand at the lions Store. At Oakland, T. 1.. liravet is authoiiie.l to leceive and r-ceipl bu jiibaci iplionn lo Ihe l'i vi.M'i. 11 ui. A laige anl line ai"ot tmeiil of chil dicn's hhoes )ilt't icceied al Tanolt I'lio. Cull and hco theiu. Money to loan on city and country pioxily. D. S. K. I'o n k, MiiiHteia' I'liiilding, Koiebuig, "r. The Siiiaro Deal Mtoie has just opened up a beautiful boo ol W. I,. Douglas slioeM, which prom lo be the heal idioa made. I '"inn and iiinpei t Ih'uu. J. W. Hci klev iV. Co., ihe but her s.w ill keep only the cholcoal of meals aheie - with to supply the Ibicebuig public, hill niouthlv Hi'tlleineiit i will be ii"uued. Mm. .). II. ."Iiupa I ui" been appointed lepiiHciilative (or Hie lavi Co 111 tins city. Any cue ileo.'iiig iuloi uialioii ill leg.u l to, 01 wuthing lo piocuic the lein edy, w ill plca.-c cull at her lewideiicu on l''"f flrci'l. j IJ-.'iui suite of eiotlii ', all wool, heavy weights. 1''. '0; icmihii pine t' I'.oin' cb'thes hum lo I ' Vcam fol tl.'" and :.'. Hutu nil rl)lcx .m l .'oloia lor v m , leguhir pine fl '". All llice g.md-' are only 1 j be I'liiiid at the l nt: ." lure. I hi ichv ituuoiiiK c iiiVhcll au a cniidi lalx li'.u. the votuv; ...pulnlioli 11I DoUnI. 1,1 coin. ly, 1111 Puling li e Iree nil- ve: ll it-1 1 . popule t", deiiioi lain and ic pubhcaiiH, to evil li.tiu wagoiiu from a full carload pi t leceived. Altio un ol bu.'gn i'.bal b vi .1 0 and luil'n nl I lie lvv est pru ts, all iu vv 011 hand at Sli-anii t'heiiowuth, Oal.laud. "leg. ill. llovv'.s Ihl-..' e ollei ' 'to1 Hundred Dollars lo waid . (or any case of Calanh lh.lt ea.iin.t l e euteill.i II ill a I atari :i t il'i . I-. 1. chimin ikco.rroni 1.M.10..1. We tlm uu.lciMgno I have know 11 I'. I. Cheney lor Ihe last 1 veaii', and believe biie pi rfcttly honorable in all bii'.ini'i.M 1 1 anrai liuli" and liuaucial1)' able t iiai 1 jr ,.iit miv ubbati'iiiM mad.' by tin 11 linn. Weil.', liilav, W hob'P.ile Diugta, Toledo, O. V ailing, l.iiiii.in .'v Maiviu, W lnl.. miiIo Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall e Catai 1 h I'iko is Ui cu lu'erii. il ly, ueting diiei tly iihii (ho blood anil nun oiin surfai e o 1 tem. I'll, o , ie per bottle. Soldi" n i I di uggi.,t,i. icsl uuoiiial 1 Irte. Uncle Sim C.iys- This America's Greatest Medicine. It wi Sharpen Your Aj 'pet it' Purify an Vitalise Your Blood. Overcome That 11 1 i I -M mm 1 11 u a smi'juuu 1 Tin d FVclin,;. Get a bottle of . M CUAwr0lll) I loud 5 S.irnparl.la and bcyln toiil take il TODAY, an J realise the jro.it ! AltoriU'V at Jaw Kood It Is Lure lo do you. ' . . , . , lluoiii I a i, MsiMeih III. Ik , III 1, KlUilii,, n( Hooci s onrsanari lln i arsjar-Husin. iici..r.. ni0 1-. M. i nn,i im t. .i r"1 Uiiioime.ieHi,ieeiiill). lH.liieile.ri;ii iit,.vtM,.,t,'i,.l Alldrui'Ml. 1 l ule Keeiner I', t.. I.hihI UlUi e. Midsummer Sale Organdies, Tlie rcmaimlcr of our :tock of Shirt And till lii mis of Summer Hoiuls will be CLUSliD OUT far IJelow Value, in ordfr lo make room for our coming excct'Uinyly large stock of l;ALL AND WINTUR GOODS. i on A siioitr iimi; DNf.Y Ilsigalim In Ral I No ,-i.0 aciea all Under l.'ie e, Ian home and bail', nil in iiililvaln n 1 li'e is all a No I Urid.ta hool ',, iiilli'. I'o li huig S in lien . I'lho UH'ii. No'.' lull aeri'H all lindei fiono ai.d 1 1 oi.a diicvd. Hit aerea in 1 iiituillou. Italame good paalilie, g' d Iioiimk and limn and ail hiiciwmi)' out luuldiiign. Siuullfanillvoielinrd.il line luu inlulu Hlieauiol water miming Ihioiuh Ibn place. I hia Is a lli t lana place, n uiib-s (roui homd.uig. I'lleo f.'O'M, 1 d.wn. HiiUniK oil lii" lei no'. No:t J' 0 aernr, uud. 1 Imie... men ou hiiiJ, (air b nine ami ham, g I I'ai- line. I.ind 7 miles (mmii lv ig. I'lli H IM). No I, 10 oi 1 .-a, I ""'e bom bmrbuig, lu 11 high nl.ite- ol cultivation, - '" " lu Htiawbeiiies, I iu on bald, good gulden, I room I hi lull bain, well wiilmd, nil IH'ceXHiuv lirniliig uteniul.-., Ill chicken", jiMHev cow it uinl one calf, one hour, 0110 bllguv one I iafttt WHg Ui two -ft ol barncHi', lota ol small Inn! litis. 'I hi" In a complete and peifiil hoiiix. I'llic lliUO. Nofi. .'1 HCieii. I mile troui loi-iduog, fair lionmi and barn, nice (umilv on luird one h" ' ' ami cat t. 1 I'1 ' No il, 1 ', in 1 en nil ui. ler b io 1 , 111 cultivation ' 1 at lef. l;o. lioiian iuo.ur, M it 1 a H ham and nil 111 n-snry out buil I It'g". '-' aerea In onhnd. ', inlb" to eehool. I'onl-illice l'i miles. :".uiilen to Oakland, . ime lilt !' nly. 1'iUv 1,1. lie i , Ileal I nliite Agent, Iturebiiig, ' 'I . h,' I, a. j,, u ill nii'l k. ..ul I Hi 'I'll Utl I, a I.I. t II I .1 ..ill lltl II I I I Ill III. lull 1'F I lie. Ill I It a M.I 1 ii'l . I. .'.i: Nil 1 .1 ll.u", I lie Wuliili r "I lo r. Unit I iui I. . in .0. II" II Mm lit'. All lllll, ,'i'U-.. ' II. no I'll. 11. ill tec, I U.K. l.lit ..u i H.iuil'li' I,.' Ail Ik birrlliig liuiii 'iy lii, I nnai:n ci t- .lAKIvtl.D- ; . . (j AN M)N-1'. VLDW I N M the I " ol Ibn bmlo in Mi-til- 1 , I'll) . I - . Mr. I . M. iiaoiiou l I'. 1 1 4 1 I .0 d Mum l.ilhe li.ibl H M'"' . ' I'., olhcialiug Horn. !,,NnV At I'.roekaay, tub ! ia r ..,,,1 ,. .en I I" ,,u, ,.lV mmmmmt 1 S'otkc lol' I 'll ll k II ( iol I . , I ' till. 1 . Mi ' ' 1 1 I. ..Mlm. I'll ill. e I In I. I.v :i -II II. nuo I ill. r La- i.t. -I 1. ' ' i ) i ,i 1 t.,.i v. 11 1,. m,. . 1 , 11 1 , i- mini' i'iip. l'i , 1, I niil l:i , 1.11. l int .1 M.ile l.nii l '1 I; .. '1 iut Hi. .I'll 11 A'" 'it I -'- 'iin n v 1 1 1 1 M In II ; . 11. 1 lull ' ' 1.1: lii .'. vv ' ,. 1. ' w ,. - w 1 , . b ' . .' H U , We-1. H. II,. I..U...I 1 ' 111 - In Mm til- ii.lll'ilH 'I- l( ii il- I I C tilil. r 11 oi ii. Mi l in-1 I 1 I I iHif.l . A le lilli'l' I 1 1 I " I,.' -KI..II. I ! VI ,.. II I'.". I.. I lie It M il. I I II" I i:k'i (ircal I5arv:aiii At Demi's Variety Store Sit' mn Special liai.tiii:- ill (IldNNW.lM', I.t'lllnll.ltll Sets. A ft c r iiu m Tea St I;-. Fancy Cilas.-ics, ami I rttil lars. IIMVAKI!. 'leii.iiru l-li'l' i . I'lil'll'.i .11 i , Oil . MOOD mnl Wil low w IU' i.. ' Uil I' l ull- 1 lie Ill I ,111.1 1,1 Hi . I I - I II i I nn Ii I 1 ,1 I. . . .,, 1, . . 'Oi l I'tt.Let M II Mini . 1 . 1 u. 1 en. , i. n ui: .1 I e 'li I I if II. 1 1 . II . Ill k , t - m . I !..! ' llll" V I -U I 'l I. ' .'II R 1 I I II! II I II U 1 1 illll'l I lillli. it. Mill 1 ltll-1 '! 'I en I 11I' 1 w 1 1 1 i 11 ' I lii.int.ii e'litin lui in 1 Mil I ten -. iiii.iii I, I ilium .UI.' l 11 ll'K p. 1. 1 u.. nli't j 1, 1 t il ll-lu l.iltl. i , ) , 1 1 . . 1 , NOMll.N.'. Il.oi I'lie. .. 1 -i ... .11. . I III , I... I. I 1 1. . V e do jiint 111 11 1 ti, In 1 In.e, All lliemi things are I bo had at lb" low ert eaith 1 1 icea al Demi's Variety Store, l-fosflnirc,, Oregon. M. II AMIlY, DliNTISI, Ke. i n l.iiliilue , I eli-l.ll,. II.- S'.. 1 III' I UI lu HA D. IUDDLL, Attorney al I i it. i v ii -.hi ink i;o. Ki.riiii, wivi-,tN Waists, S lull Separate Skirts, Ladies' Wrappers, Oxford Ties, WOLLENBERG BROS.