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A d v e r t is e r s , M a k e a N o te o f T h is .
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MORO
MO1ÎO, S I I E liM A N
LEADER.
COUNTY,
O liE G O N ,
W E D N E SD A Y
M A Y
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PUBLISHED.
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K e e p f o u r E y e o n t h e l .e a d e r .
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IN THE INTEREST UP KHEK-
M an county .
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I «Sí >8.
and Zeafiro, brought up the rear.
In that older they sw ept grandly be­
fore the city and faced the tneuiv in
o iin iio iio i« * D e w e y
lla i at
l.a.Mt. I t e c n
column line.
T r a d e C u m li l i o n . |n t h e I a - u ilin g C it ie s
H e a rd F ro m .
Though the Spaniards had opened
<»f I h e W o r lil.
New York, May !>.—The World, in
The anti English sentim ent in C u b a
fire at 6,000 yards, the Americans re­
Ilt. i.o rti il liy D ow ning. H iip k lii. ,ti Co In c
is b e in g fostered by the Kpanish press,
an
extra
«-d
it
ion
just
issued,
publishes
Bonr.l
Irn .lc llre k ir s . 711 to 711 C lm n ib er u’f
served their lire u n til w ithin 4,000
ami it is rapidly bwxmiing stronger.
1 «nilineree liinl<ling. I 'o rtia iu l, O regon )
a «lispatch from Hong Kong to the
yards of the enem y, when the real bat
W h a t H a s H a p p e n e d in th e
The cruiser Charleston has been
effect th a t news received there from
G reat activity in w heat last week
tie began. The Reina C ristina, Cas
placed in commsision at Valejo, Cal.
C ivilized W o rld .
was caused by the rem arkable advance
tilla , Don A ntonio de Ulloa, Isla de
Manila on the dispatch-boat McCulloch
She will he dispatched with supplies
in all foreign m arkets. If the Hispano-
Cuba, Isla de Luon and Mindanao
is to the effect th at the en tire Spanish
for Dewey after being «locked and over­
Anierican
war
continues,
the
price
of
were in line of battle outside of Cavite
fleet of 11 vessels was destroyed. Three
wheat will go higher at Chicago, hut it GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES hauled.
at th a t tim e, with th eir four gunboats
hundred Spaniards were killed am) 400
now seems th a t peace means lower
The house agreed to the oonfererice
and the torpedo-boats inside the bar
wounded.
No lives were lost on tl 10
bor.
¡»rices, for the lollowing reasons: E u­
report on the general Alaskan home­
U nite 1 States boats, but six persons
rope has been advancing very largely, A C o m p l . t « R e v ie w o f t h e N e w . o f th e stead and right of way bill.
A fter
The American ships passel back
YANKEE SKILL A.\D DARING ward
fearing a blockade of our ¡Mirts and a
and forward six tim es across tin- TALKED OVER BY CABINE! were injured. Not one of the A m eri­
some discussion the labor arb itration
P a . t S e v e n » a y . In T h t . e n d
ine at home unless th eir require­
bill was passed.
front of th e Spaniards, pouring in
TUE RIOTS STILL CONTINUE fam
can ships was injured.
■All F o r e ig n I.M nda.
ments could be largely met by A m eri­
upon
the
la
tte
r
a
perfect
hail
of
shot
A Rome apecial says the pope sent a
T h e S p a n is h M e e t W a s C a u g h t W i t h ­
C o n t in u e d in W a s h i n g t o n .
can shipm ents, and large purchases
The president has nominated Allen telegram to the queen regent of Spain
and shell.
Every
American shot S e n a t e ' s A c t io n f u t u r a I* reniti ** n t tTn-
o u t S t e a m —A F u t i l e A t e u .p t M a s
W ashington, May 9 .—The navy de« Dili c,m I" C a n n o t C h e c k T h e m —G o v e r n - have been made for foreign account at B. Croasman to be postmaster at Port- earnestly advising an im m ediate ap-
seemed to tell, w hile alm ost e
eMMlneftft M ay T h r o w O u t Ito m i F e a ­
M a d e t o B lo w I p A n ie r ic a n S h ip s
Spanish shot missed the mark.
n t ’« P o li c y C r it ic is e d in t h e C o r te s the advanc«] ¡»rices on account of the land, (Jr.
t u r e , W h ic h W o u ld I n t e r f e r e W ith partm ent has received a cable from
peal to the European ¡»owere for m edia­
M it h S u b m a r in e M in e s.
Hong
Kong,
announcing
tho
arrival
The enor­
—
M
u e h A n x ie t y E x p r e s s e d x g to t h e fear of a war with Spain.
A fter having thus scattered demor­
F la n « M a p p e d O u t.
The combine«] fleets of 'p a in , pays a tion in th e w ar w ith America.
there of the revenue-cutter McCulloch.
mous export demand lias not advanced Lisbon dispatch, are ready'to sail for
F a t e o f P o r to H ic o .
Hong Kong, May 10.— Owing to the alization among the Spanish fleet am
C ertain powers, it has been definitely
our home m arkets largely, but has com­ American waters.
W ashington, May 9.— At a cabinet
batteries,
the
American
fleet
retired
THE LAFAYETTE
R ELEASED
fact th a t th e cable between th is port
learned, says a London dispatch, have
Lomion,
May
7.—The
V
ienna
eorre-
pelled
every
line
of
shorts
to
cover,
for breakfast, and incidentally a coun m eeting today, besides the war situ a­
and th e P hilippines was not in working
The battle-ship Oregon and th e g un­ again made overtures to G reat B ritain,
leaving the m arket in ju st the shajie
ci I of w ar was held on board the tion in its general asjxvt, there was F r e n c h F n ib a s s y H a d ICe<| u e n te d T h a t «pondent of the Telegraph says:
boat M arietta have sail«! from Rio looking to intervention in th e war be­
order, having been cu t, it is said, some Olympia.
for
a
serious
break.
The
M
inneapolis
S h e H e A l l o w e d to P r o c e e d .
A partm ents have been reserved at
some discussion of tho relative m erits
m arket Record says:
“ A fter a long Janeiro, presum ably to join Sampson’s tween Spain and the U nited States, hut
d istance from the capital of th e island,
By this tim e the Spanish ships were
W ashington, May 9 .—An interna­ a hotel hero for the queen regent of
G reat B ritain ¡«rsisted in h er refusal
of persons seeking brigadier-general­
spell
of
dullness
in
the
flour m arket H«jet in Cuban waters.
th ere lias been delay in obtaining a de­ in a desperate condition. The flag
tional difficulty, connected w ith the Spain, in case she arrives here before
to take part in such a move.
ships
and
other
com
missions
in
the
business
pick«!
np
in
very
good
shape
The B ritish consul at Santiago de
ta il« ! account of th e b attle, and the ■hip Keina C ristina was riddled with
seizure of the French steam er Lafay­ apartm ents have been prepared for her
The Yukon river will be oj»en for
the ¡cist week. Kales, with two excep­ Cuba is said to have been attacked by
facts in th e case w le only available shot and shell, one of her steam pipes nrmy. The president expressed him ­ ette, has been removed by the prompt in her brother’s palace. Telegrams
navigation
aliout Ju n e 1, says the latest
tions,
were
larger
than
for
any
one
a mob, to have killed a Spaniard, ami
had burst, and she was believed to he self very pronouncedly as opposed to release of the vessel im m ediately u | hiii
when th e Unite.! f t .tes gunboat Hugh
on tire. The C astilla was certainly on the appointm ent to such responsible notice of her capture reaching the state from the A ustrian amltassador at M a­ week since the beginning of the crop to have been imprisoned. The B ritish arrival a t Skagway from Dawson. His
McCulloch arrived here yesterday, Are, and soon after the tire became
year, one local company alone selling consul, on account of his friendliness belief is based on tho fact th at unusu­
departm ent. The explanation of tho d rid, Count Duhski, imlii a te th a t the
The demand to A merican ami Cuban refugees, has ally warm w eather prevails on the
and even then th e trem endous pressure worse and worse, until they wen positions of those who have hud no action of the adm inistration is given in qneen regent is only w aiting for a suit­ nearly 200,000 barrels.
m ilitary experience.
from
abroad,
for
both
patents and recently been subject«! to a great deal Yukon. Tw enty m illions of Klondike
burned
to
the
w
ater’s
edge.
of business su donly thrown upon the
the statem ent which follows, ami which able m om ent to q u it Spain w ithout
gold is expect«) to come out th is
One
feature
of
the
session
was
a
dis­
clears,
was
in
excess
of
proiluction
and of abuse.
The Don U lloa made a most magnifi
cable necessarily made th e en tire ac­
was issued from the W hite House to­ detrim ent to the interests of her son.”
season.
all was for quick sh ip m e n t
Indica­
cussion of the a ttitu d e of the senate in night:
cent
display
of
bravery.
When
her
President Dole has sent a long com-
count of th e engagement somewhat
The German reichstag has been
tions
are
th
at
stocks
on
the
o
th
er
side
R i o t i n g C o n t in u e . In t h e I’r u v ln e e « .
commander found she was so torn by providing the “ sinew s of w ar” for de­
m unication to President M c K in le y
Ih e Lafayette was releas«! in pursu­
b. oken.
A merican shells th a t he could not keep fraying tho expenditures of the war. ance of orders which were issu«l by the
Madii.l, May 7 — A mob of about of the A tlantic are p retty well cleaned offering to transfer the H aw aiian closed, in a speech from th e throne,
Commodore Dewey’s orders were to afloat, he nailed her eolois to her mast
referring to the war, the emjieror said:
up ami buyers over there are, in conse­
The president lias positive infoim ation navy departm ent previous to her seiz­ 8,000 striking m iners made a tum ult- quence, in a hurry to replenish them. islands to the U nited States for the “ The governm ent w ill fully fulfill the
cap tu re or destroy the Spanish fleet, and s;ink w ith all hands lighting to the
nous
dem
onstrations
at
M
urira,
capi­
pur|K»se of its w ar with Spain ami to
ure, hut which had not been received
She was completely riddled, and th a t the senate com m ittee on finance, by the commanding officers of the ves­ tal of tin- provinoe of th a t name, 30 Sales of patents for domestic account furnish America ships after the war in duties invalv«! by its neutral position;
and never were instructions executed last
have been h««avy to buyers east of C h i­ Pacliic waters w ith large q u a n titie s of but on the other hand will protect as
in so com plete a fashion. A t the end her upper deck had been swept clear which is still struggling with tile war- sels th at made the capture.
The facts miles from the ¡sirt of ('aitagena.
far as possible Germ an navigation and
cago.
Stocks are rath er low all over coal, supplies ami am m unition.
revenue
bill,
will
ie|Kirt
the
measure
by
the
awful
fire
of
the
American
are th at, on A pril 29, the French em ­ I|i««y shout«! “ D e a th to the thi.-vesl”
of seven hours there was absolutely
commerce from molestation or in ju ry .”
Not for years has the
guns, but the Spaniards, though their w ith tho bond feature elim inated. bassy made an informal inquiry as to “ Down w ith tho taxes!” Th««y a t­ the co u n try .”
Dr. John B. H am ilton, former sur­
nothing left of the Spanish fleet but a
vessel was sinking beneath them con­
tem pt«! to set fire to the railroad d««|.it Northwest been as short of w heat us
Water spouts and tornadoes have
few relics. The A m erican com m ander tinued working her guns on her lower This causes the adm inistration great w hether the Lafayette, w hich left Saint ami other buildings, ami then began a now. Country stocks have reached a geon-general of the m arine hospital play«) havoc and done hundreds of
uneasiness ami eniburrassuit n t , ami the Nazar re. Franc««, for Vera Cruz, by
s
e
rv
ic
e
of
the
U
n
ite
d
S
ta
te
s
,
in
an
ad­
had most sk illfully arranged every de- deck until she sank beneath the waters. statem ent is made th a t the possibility way «if Havana, before w ar was de- movement toward Cartagena, A force very low point, there lieing probably
dress at the P hysicians’ Club, of C hi­ thousands of dollars worth of damage
^ . t a i l of the action, and even th e ap ­
D uring the engagement a Spanish of adverse action of the full laxly of the clured, or inform ation of the blockade of tio«i|>s have prevent«! lli r io te r s less than 2,000,000bushels held at this cago, m aintained th at the d a n g e r fr«»m near \ an Buren, Ark. Three bouses
tim e by country houses, only a very
were blown down a t Rudy, ami it is re-
parently most insignificant features torpedo-boat crept along the shore and senate is a source of much anxiety.
was received, would In« allowed to land from moving on the port. A numlier
small ¡.irtio u iif which iscontract wheat, yellow fever in Cuba is mu. h exagger- ¡Kjrted th a t \\ inslow, a sum m er resort
of
men
were
wound«).
The president laid before the cabinet in Havana, her passengers, m ail bags
w ere carried out w ith perfect p unctu­ around the offing in an attem pt to a t­
<«ted.
D r. H am ilton says th a t no ep i-
The disturbances caus«l by high ib is explains why the Minneapolis • lemic is probable if ¡»roj>er pr«-autious on tiie top of Boston m ountain, is en ­
a lity , and on railroad tim e-table order. tack th e American storeships, hut she th e inform ation he had as to what is and the dispatch bag of tho consulate-
w
heat
m
arket
has
advanced
over
20
tirely gone. The A rkansas river Is 2a
prices
ami
scarcity
of
food
continue
in
A t th e < nd of the action Commodore was prom ptly discovered. She was to lie looked for from the senate, and, general of France, and take some
cents in one week.
The wheat to fill are observed.
m iles w ide in places, and is now four
the
provinces.
T
here
have
lH
«««n
fre­
driven
ashore
and
was
actually
blown
w hile not expressing absolute confi­ French passengers on Isiard. An assur­
Dewey anchored his fleet in th e bay
A new Spanish fort ju st being built
contracts is not in sight.
G ut of the
dence in favorable action by the senate ance was given th a t, if this privilege j quent conflicts lielween the rioteis ami sm all <•«• untry supply m ust go the wheat near Cojimo, was r«iiioed ¡u two m in ­ inches higher than it was in 1892,
before M anila and sent a messenger to to pieces.
which was th e highest on record.
The M indanac had m eanw hile been w ith the bond feature ineor|«orate<l, ex­ should lie granted, the steam er would civil guar.ls, ami («Kiting houses ami
G overnor-G eneral A ugusti announcing
for «»untry m illing, with no new wheat utes by tiie gunboat Wilmington. The
The second battalion of the L einster
the inauguration of the blockade, and run ashore to save her from sinking, pressed the hojie that there Would he a he forbidden by the French consul to shiMiting are ri«|iort«l fioin various to come for grinding u n til September. ruin was complete, ami at least two
|K>ints. A t BarceUma there is a re­
adding th a t if a shot was fired ag ainst and the Spanish sm all craft had satisfactory m ajority for the bond pro­ ! land goods.
Spaniards were kill«) .luring the hom- regiment, of Halifax, was given an en­
The m atter was duly consider«!, ami n ew al run on th e bank, holdeis of
h is ships he would destroy every bat­ s o u g h t . shelter from the steel storm be­ vision. Should it not become a part o f'
P o r t la n d M a r k o t.
banlm ent. A body of Spanish tm ops thusiastic farewell as the troope march«)
hind the breakw ater.
tery about M anila.
The band
the law, m any urgent appropriations it was decided th a t, w ithout regard to j notes dem anding silver.
W heat— W alla Walla, 92@93c; V al­ were scattered and demoralized by the to tiie w harf to embark.
The battle, which was started at for the w ar will have to be held back. the strict law of blockade, ami as an
Rioting continues at th e am|«ort ley ami Bluestem, 95(d 96c ¡»er bushel.
The position occupier! by th e Span­
same vessel near Juraco beach. Two played “ Rule B ritan n ia” and “ The
A merican
iards, the support which th e ir ships re­ about 5 A. M., and adjourned at 8:30 The money to be secured from bond act of courtesy, the request of the town of U ijon, province of Oviile,
Flour— Best g ra d e s , < 4 .9 0 ; graham , men were also k ill« ] by the W ilm ing­ Star Spangled B anner.”
and B ritish flags were in evidence, and
ceived from the land hatteries, and the A. M ., was resumed about noon, when sales, it is said, is needed im peratively French government shoubl be acceded where yesterday the fisher women ami $4.35; superfine, $2.76 per barrel.
to n ’s fire during this engagement.
big guns they had ashore, gave them Comm-idore Dewey started in to put for the execution of the plans iiia|»|ied to. Orders were accordingly sent ou the tolwcco girls sack«l bakeries and
Oats—Choice white, 46c; choice
Troops w ill he sent to the support ol one would im agine th at tiie troojis were
burn«! all the octroi offices.
gray. 4<3<£44c ¡»er bu-hel.
an enorm ous advantage.
Therefore, the finishing touches on his furious out, and adverse action by the senate the second «lay ol May.
Comm.Klore
D-wev a t the Philippines. em barking to assist th e U nited States.
At a cabinet oouncil to>lay, «»ver
When inform ation was receive«! of
when it is o insider« I th a t th e Span­ work. There was not much fight left was likely to interfere unless the money
Barley Fee«J barley, $25; brewing, It is probable th at not less than 10,000 In fact it was rumored th a t they had
iards lost over 600 men in killed and in the Spaniards by th a t tim e. A t 2 is otherw ise provided, and by as speedy the capture of the steam er ami of her which the queen regent presided, the $20 ¡»er ton.
troops will coni|M«e the ei|» « litio n , and j been order«! to tiie Philippines.
M i l l - t u f f s — Bran, $19 ¡»er ton; m id­ th at tin y will sail from San Fram'isco
wounded, and th a t th eir naval atsenal P. M. the Petrel ami Concord had a m ethod as by the issuance of bonds. having been brought to Key West, ¡ ri inier, Seuor Sagasta, explaine«l the
The L aFavette, a French liner,
The adm inistration is anxious to im ­ these orders were com m unicated to her situation and re|w rt« l tiie arrival at dlings, $25; s h o rts , $19.
at C avite was also destroyer! w ith its shot the Cavite batteries into silence,
for
Manila
not
later
than
May
15.
The
bound
from Coiunna, Spain,for Havana,
defenses, it will become ap parent th a t leaving them heaps ol ruins and float­ press th is fact U|xin congress, so that captors, w ith instructions to release Porto Rico of the steanici Alfonso
H a y — Tim,»thy, $ l2 (d l3 ; clover. $11 present plan is to take all tiie National was captured off th e latter port by the
ing
tire
w
hite
flag.
X
llf
having
on
board,
it
is
siid
,
rein­
am ple revenues may be at hand for a the steam er ami see th at tile orders
th e victory of th e A m erican commodore
(« 12; Gregon wild hay, $9 <i lo per ton. Guard from California, Gregon, Wash-! F’unboat Annapolis, Commander H un­
She Spanish gunboats were then vigorous prosecution of the war. were
duly
deliver«!,
so
th at forcements o f troops ami a very valu­
Eggs—Oregon, 11c ¡»er dozen.
is one of the most complete an 1 wonder­
ington, Idaho, Nevaila, Colorado and I ker, while trying to run the blockade,
No able cargo, including am m unition and
B u t t e r — F i^ ic y c r e a m e ry , 3 5 (¿t 40c; far Western states generally.
ful achievem ents in th e history of na­ scuttle«!, the arsenal was on fire, and T here was considerable gratification they m ight be c«rri« l into effect.
To these after having previously been w arn«]
supplies.
the explosion of a Spanish magazine evince«! a t th e geneial w ar outlook. deniand was made either by or on be­
val w arfare.
fair to giaal, 3 0 (< t3 o o ; d a ir y , 2 6 tg 3 0 c troops will be a.l.led probably a regi , off. She bad on board a large n tm lie r
caused
further
m
ortality
to
the
Span­
The
prem
ier
also
announc«!
the ¡■er r o ll.
There was a strong belief th at the half o f the French government, directly
h o t a man on board th e American
m ent of regular infantry and one o, of passengers and a valuable cargo pos­
Spanish fleet, instead of sailing across or inilirectly, for the steam er's releas««. opening of the Cuban parliam ent, ami
Cheese— Gregon full cream, 12*^0; cavaliy, ami possibly the Texas Rang­ sibly containing contraband of war. It
fleet was k illed; not a sh ip was dam- ! ish defenders on shore.
On the w ater the burning, sunken the seas to intercept the Oregon fir to The W ilm ington will eacort the Lafay­ the queen regent sign«! the resources Young America, 13«§14o.
aged to any extent, and only six men
ers, or one of th e new volunteer regi­ is said in Washington th a t the incident
bill. The cabinet afterw ard belli an ­
Poultry—Chickens, m ix«], $3.50 ¡»er m ents now lieing organiz««.!. The com- may lead to complications w ith France.
were injured slightly on board the or destroyeil Spanish vessels could he come into the w aters near home to be­ ette to H avana tonight.
o t h e r m e e tin g a n d « ie liii**ra te < l u | k . h i I h «‘ «lozeu; lie n s , $4 tx t; s p rin g s , $ 3 £ 4 ;
Baltim ore.
T his grand achievem ent seen,
r?T ’ w
" J hile
“ ™ only the cruiser Baltimore gin operations, would lie found eventu­
C mu . ci I F x c il.iii« - it t In F a r t* .
Porto Rico is said to be on ihe eve of
____ . . . had suffered m any way from the fire ally to be now progressing to some point
financial situation, ami measures were g««eso, $ 6 . 5 0 ^ 7 . 0 0 ; d u c k s , $«>.00(g maml will probably be given to Major-1
is q u ite as much due to th ___
e generalship
London, May «.— A special dispatch
G eneral M erriam, in which case lie revolt. The in h ab itan ts are unable
of
the
enemy.
A
shot
which
struck
taken
ami
contem
plat«)
to
preserve
closer
to
its
own
possessions
on
the
6.50 ¡»er dozen; turkeys, live, 12@14c will be made a major-general of volun- i
of Commodore Dewey as to the fact
from Patis says tiie seizure of the La­
to longer endure the present situation.
th a t th e A m erican gunners, ships and her explode«] some am m unition near other side of the ocean.
teers.
fayette has intensifl«! the bitter feeling public order in the ha a lities a here d is­ per pound."
turbances
have
occurreil.
A dispatch from K ingston, Jam aica,
one
of
her
guns
and
slightly
injured
a
W
hile
there
is
great
reticicnco
on
Potatoes—
Oregon
Burbanks,
30<g40c
guns are superior to any fleet anywhere.
against the U n it« ! States. Angry ex­
A London <Iis|.atch says England has says th a t G eneral Pan lo has ordered
dozen of the crew.
The debate on the governm ent pol- ' per sack; sweets, $1.75«ut2 ¡»er cental.
the part of members of the ad m in istra­ pressions are heard. The U nited States
G reat credit m ust also I»e given to
icy was resumed in the cortes tixlay, | Onions— Gr««gou, $1.75 2.00 per advised S[min to yield, 'saying th a t re-1 all the garrison in eastern Cuba to con­
Shots passed dat gerously close to tion on the subject, there is excellent
th e fullest extent to th e officers under
embassy is under special police protec­
sistance of the American dem ands at centrate
in Manzanillo, N euvitas,
Commodore Dewey, for to a man they j y ° n“ no,lore Dewey. but littlo or no au thority for the statem ent th at the tion, >:i view of a possible host l i e dem ­ the s itin g lieing m ainly o«-upi«l with sack.
M anila is worse than useless.
G antanaino an«» Santiago de Cuba. All
lamage
was
done
on
hoar«l
the
flagship.
the continuation of Kenor liohleilo's
seconded th e ir g allan t commander in 1'
Hope—5 ( i l 2 !^c per pound for new
instructions of A dm iral Sampson give onstration.
Deficiency estim ates of $10,000,000 other places have been evacuated.
On the other han«l, al>out 160 men him great latitude.
speech.
He severely criticts««d the crop; 1896 crop, 4 (d 6c.
every way possible, and th u s helped
government for its lack of foresight, :
Wool \ alley, 14Q 16c per pound; for the purchaee of supplies for the!
The Spanish gold premium is n>«arly
It was announced by Secretary Alger T O S O L V E A R C T I C P R O B L E M
him win the laurels which are ju stly his are said to have been killed on board
8<£12c;
mohair, A siatic sqiiailron have t«een ¡>ret»ared SO |* r cent and the governm ent is try-
Commodore Dewey arrived at Snbig ' the Spanish flagship, which was to- today th a t the volunteer arm y w ill con­ A i o h e r E .p a d llK in S t a r t , t o t h e N o r th ami, after ¡Hitting various questions to Eastern Oregon,
A dm iral Montejo, sist of seven corps, each in command of
foi submission to congress.
members of the cabinet as to the gov­ 25c per pound.
I iug to place treasury bills in Loudon,
H«-I«te«t b y W a lt e r W e llm a n .
bay, about 30 m iles north of M anila j tally destroyed.
ernm
ent
plan,
he
annonno«l
th
at
he
M
utton—Gross,
liest
eh««ep,
w
ethers
bay, Saturday, A pril 80, and sent the the Spanish adm iral, transferred his a m ajor-general.
New York, May 9.— W alter W ell­
Rejiort th a t the Spanish fleet was offering as much as 15 ¡»er cent, but at
Theo«1ore Roosevelt was m ustered in man will sta rt Tuesday on another ex­ would ask the cortes to vote an income ami ewes, 4c; dressed m utton, 6 6> ' a c; «>m|»letely destroy«! is confirm«! in a present with no prospect of success.
B altim ore and Concord to reconnoiter flag to the Isla de Cuba when his ship
spring imlis, 10c per lb.
dispatch received bv th e New York
th e enemy. They found no Spanish i caught fire, but the latter was also de­ as lieutenant-colonel today. “ F ighting pedition in an endeavor to reach tiie tax.
Frederick R. Condert, the em inent
In the cham ber tmlay Senor Rol»l«lo
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $4.25; H erald direct from M anila.
e h i|* at th e entrance of the hay, and stroyed in due course of tim e. The Jo e” W heeler was the first of the major- north ¡»ole. He hopes also to deter­
lawyer
and ju rist, who represented the
eo Commodore Dewey decide«! to risk Reina C ristina lost her captain, a lieu­ generals of the ' volunteer ainiy to lie m ine the fate of A ndre, who has not ask«\l why, after issuing from the bav, light and feeders. $3.00@ 4.00; dross«l,
Secretary Long says Commodore i D nited States in the Behring sea com-
ten
an
t,
her
chaplain,
an
1
a
m
i.lship-
Adm
iral
M
ontejo
returned
to
Cavite,
$5.00tg6.25
per
100
pounds.
th e m ines and proceed th a t same night
mustered in. W heeler has thedistino- been heard from since tw o «lays after
Dewey’s gallantry will be recognized, » * '« ion, says the U nited States aiav
Beef—Gross, top steers, $3.50®
a fte r dark into the bay of M anila, man by one shot which struck her tion of being the first ex-Confederatej he st««|»ped into his balloon. Mr. W ell­ “ thus becoming a sim ple target for the
and
th at he w ill l»e made acting ad-
retain the Philippine islands,
bridge. About 100 men were killed officer to receive a commission in the man, who was a t th e Gilsey house, enem y.” A dm iral Bermejo, m inister 4.00; cows, $2.60® 3.25; dress«l beef,
which he did.
m iral and later nominatwl rcar-adm iial.
C aptain Kent, a B ritish torp«io ex-
of
m
arine,
repli«l
th
at
A
dm
iral
Mon­
ami
60
wounded
on
board
the
Castilla.
6 St ® 7c per |»ouml.
m ilitary service of tho Unite<l States. said:
T he order of b attle taken by the
Fearing an attack u,»on the sea|K»rts
*dl° ^ias return«! to Toronto,
\ e a l —Large, 5®5StC; sm all, 6®
Spaniards was w ith all th e sm all craft Indeed, some estim ates place the num ­
“ I am extrem ely hopeful th a t this tejo acted entirely at hie own discre­
of
the
North
A
tlantic
coast
bv
Spanish
!ilter
an
. exam ination of the Maine
MANY
F A IL E D
TO
PASS.
ber
of
Spanish
wounded
d
u
ring
the
en­
tion,
no
instructions
having
been
sent
6 S jc per pound.
exjiedition w ill be more successful than
inside th e stone and tim ber breakw aters
men-of-war now on their way to West- w^eck,
as
opinion th a t a
him
.
gagement
a
t
over
1,000
men.
of Cavite harbor. T he larger ships of
our last, when we reach«! 81 degrees
mine laid by Spanish officers destroyed
T w e n t y P e r C en t o f
u .h f i i c t t ii i G u w r d .-
S e a t t l e M a r k e t.
ern
waters,
Secretary
Alger
has
taken
The
Olym
pia
was
struck
five
"times
A
dm
iral
Bermejo
declin«i
to
answer
Sj>ain cruised off Cavite ami Manila.
10 m inutes north «if Spitsbergen, and
m e n K e je c te « !.
Potatoes— Yakimas, $11® 12 per ton; ste|»s to fu rth er improve the seacoast the battle-ship.
The American fleet entered M anila *bo*lt her n PP®'
and a whale-
then met with distaster. We were ab­ a question as to tiie whereabouts of the
Tacoma, Mav 9 .—About 20 ¡»er ««ent
Cape
Verde
squadron.
natives,
$8® 10; sweets, 2
per pound; defenses.
Between $12,000 and $15,000 went
bay Saturday night with the greatest
. Rf lel^ h was 8m ash«l.
sent a lo u t eight m onths before; this
Consiilearabte anxiety is expressed box of 60 ¡Kiuinls, $1.75.
ease. The Spaniards had not estab-
K rupp guns on the es- of the members of the N ational Guard tim e we expect to rem ain about 18
W illiam Astor Chanler, a New York np in flames and smoke on the Linnton
here as to the fate of Porto Rico. It
B utter Fancy
native creamery, m illionaire, is to fight for the fre«lom ! road about three miles from Portland,
lished a patrol, and there were no
, of M anila were fared con t inn- com panies thus far examined by the m onths.
searchlights at the entrance of the bav i , y 'i“ r,ng t!ie engagem ent, Cummo- exam ining surgeon at Camp Rogers
“ A fter leaving Archangel, Russia, is feared th a t A dm iral Sampson’s brick, 23c; ranch, 10® 12c; dairy, of C uba. He w ill head an ex|»«lition ' Or. The property destroy«! was M.
T he early hours of the m orning ré- dore1DeWey
not reply to them , ami have fail«) to pass on account of phys­ we are to get 75 «bigs and will proc«?e«l squadron has gone to seize Kan Juan, 16c; iowa fancy creamery, 21c.
of wealtliy New Yorkers ami loin the Bur‘>lbach’8 crematory and outbuidings,
Thursday night a
The
Clieese— N ative W ashington, 12® arm y of General Gomez, ¡»uying the ex­ 1 together w ith 110 head of liogs.
vealed the ships to each other, and the ' « “a tte ’’y afterw ards hoisted a w hite ical d isability.
direct to Franz Josef land.
W hile the ixipital of th a t colony, and the
m eeting of the line officers of the tegi-
13c;
Eastern
cheese,
12j£c.
Spanish
coal
supply
at
th
at
p
o
rt
fire
is
suppos«)
to
have
been
of
an
in ­
Spanish flagship opened fire.
Its ac- i t E*” token nf HU,render
penaea
of
th
e
e
x
^
l
i
t
i
o
n
h
im
s
e
lf.
taking observations there we shall try
cendiary origin.
Eggs—Fresh ranch, 15c; California
Im parcial, referring to Lord Salis­
Ih e term s of the capitulation were m ent was held in one of th m ajor’s to bunt Andre. If he is alive I be­
tion was followed by some of th e larger
A ,lis|.atch has I nvìi received in
ranch, 14u.
Spanish w arships, and then the Cavife still unsettle«! when the McCulloch tents, and an expression was given by lieve he is near there.
We hope to bury’s spiech, says:
San Francisco w ill at once b«-ome a
W ashington from New York Baying
some
of
the
company
commanders
that,
Meats—
Choice
dress«l
beef
steers,
left
M
anila,
but
it
was
sai«]
Cornino
“
Both
at
W
ashington
and
in
London,
forts opened up, and th e sm aller Span­
reach Cajie Flora about Ju ly 15 or Au­
base of im portant m ilitary and naval
th
a
t
a
Wall
street
news
agency
pub­
feared rioting - ujKin
the if the same ¡.«rcentage of th e ir men was gust 1, and to establish a supply sta­ the fact is solemnly proclaim «! that 8c; cows, 7®7 5sc; m utton, 8 \ c ; pork^
ish ships brought th e ir guns into play, ■ dore . Dewey
, -
■ — —
lishes under date of Hong Kong a «lis- operations. Before m any days 6,000
7c; veal, sm all, 8a
robbery is legal.”
T he A m erican suardon, which entered
, Ill8nr^'‘nts if ho attem pted refused, they would take th e ir co at- tion.
paich declaring th a t M anila has fallen ar,,l7 1 n,en *'*1 be encam p«] on the
P oultry—Chickens, live, per pound,
Kenor Pnigcerver, m inister ot finance,
th e bay through the shells of the Span- i oom bardm ent of the rem aining forti- panies borne and make no attem pt to
Presidio reservation. Orders have been
“ We exjiect to pass the w inter be­
be m ustered in.
T oe officers also tween parallels 82 ami 83 in huts, now announc«! in the congress today that hens, 16® 16c; dress«!, 18c; turkeys, ami th a t th e Stars ami Stripes float receiv«! to th is effect by G eneral Mer­
. iards,
. . which
. . . began to strike th e water
’
> ncations a t M anila.
over
the
Philippines.
The forts at the entrance of the hay agreed ujion a telegram , which was sunt and then, however, running about on the Official G azette will shortly pub­ live, 14c; dress«!, 17® 18a
around them , moved m ajestically on­
riam , onmmanding th e dei>artineut of
The governm ent w ill take steps at
Fresh F ish —H alibut, 6 ® 7c; steel
were dism antled W ednesday after they to W ashington trslay, asking th a t tiie snowshoes, training our d<igs unit te st­ lish a decree, forbidding tho export of
w ard.
C alifornia and the Columbia.
exam ining ami m ustering < flic rs be ing our equipm ents. Aliout February wheat. The chamber finally agreed to heads, 7 ® 8c; salmon trout, 9® 10c; once to supply Dewey’s fleet with pro­
When nearing Bakor bay, a sudden had capitulated.
The mail bags on the Spanish steam ­
flounders ami sole, 3®4o; tom cod, 4c; visions and other supplies, including
It is said the commodore ordered the instructed to adm it the line officers of 10 we propose to sta rt north over tho d«ncase the customs duties on corn.
U p h e a v a l of w ater a short distance
am m unition ami coal, and to th is end er Argonaut, which was brought in by
the
regim
ent
with««,’
s
rbjecting
them
ling
otxl,
4@5c;
rock
cod,
5c;
sm
elt,
3®
cable
to
be
cut,
because
the
Spaniards
In
the
senatu,
Lieutenant-G
eneral
ahead of th e O lympia showed th a t th e
ice.
C ontrary to the popular idea,
will dispatch at th e earliest possible the Marblehead contained a letter from
6c; herring, 4c.
Spaniards had exploit««! a m ine or a refused to perm it him to use it ¡»end­ to the physical < xam ination.
even,at the north pole, the sum m er is C-orrea, m inister of war, subm itted a
moment
a sufficient huiii I nt of ships to H avana under date of A pril 26, which
O
lympia
oysters,
per
sack,
$3®3.25.
ing
the
complete
surrender
of
the
city.
bill
authorizing
him
to
mobilize
the
torpeilo. T his was followed by a sec­
too warm for good traveling, because
H u t Ft*w < ho««Mt.
supply
am
ply all ¡ossible needs of th« «¡Nike of suffering among the poorer
Corn—
U
hole,$23.50;cracked,per
ton,
seoond
reserve
corps
in
the
Canaries.
I
t
is
undeistood
th
a
t
the
Spanish
ond and sim ilar explosion. Tiiey were
P ortland, G r., May 9 — F ully 40 per the ¡tower of the sun constantly shin­
classes of the population, who were en­
A
siatic
squadron.
$24; fe«l meal, $24 per ton.
ships did not get under steam until
A n A t ta c k o n A in e r lc x n n .
both u tterly unsuccessful.
cent of the men exantin -<l yesterday at ing makes tho snow soft ami slushy,
tirely w ithout means of M ppott. The
Barley—Rolled
or
ground,
¡»er
ton.
after the alarm was given.
The British ambassador at W ashing­
Toronto, May 7.—Senor Du Bose,
T he A merican fleet was then draw ­
Camp M cKinley fa il« l to pass muster, and renders it difficult to drag the
w riter himsidf sai«l he did not know
$26;
whole,
$25.
It is said, th a t the Spanish eotn-
ton, Kir Ju lian Puunoef«»te, is to be re­ where he.w as to get his dinner.
ing nearer and n earer'to the S paniar Is,
most of them because they weigfae I too sleilges. T he favorable season, there­ late secretary of the Spanish legation
Flour—Patents,
per
barrel,
$5.00®
man<ler
informed
the
governor-general
call«!.
lie
w
ill
I
n
*
euixxvdetl
by
Sir
whose g u n ie ry was very poor, the
much or too little in projiortion to their fore, lasts from early in February to at W ashington, lectur««d to 2,500 |i««o|do 6.25; straights,
$4.75;
C alifornia
\ arious rejiorts have gain«) circula-
shots from the Cavite batteries and th a t it was advisable to surrender in s'ature.
Thirty men were rejeu ed early in Ju n e, a perio«l of Htxiut 16 hero tonight on the causes of the pr«> brands, $6.00; Dakota brands, $6.00 '1 honnis II. Sanderson, ¡»erinanent un­ tion concerning the movements of A d­
the interest of hum anity, as it was im ­
der-secretary
of
state
for
the
foreign
Senor Polo ami many
Spanish ships being equally badly
from ( aptain H eath ’s crack company weeks. It is for th is 16 weeks our sent war.
Ci $6.75; buckwheat flour, $6.50.
Persons sap-
affairs and one of the most promiuent m iral Kam,'sou's fleet.
aim ed, eith er foiling short or wide of possible to resist successfully, but th at from M cM innville.
Company A of plans have been laid, carrying ju st ¡im m inent men were present. The lec-
poeed
to
share
the
confidence
of the
he
anil
his
men
were
w
illing
enough
to
M
illstuffs—Bran,
¡»er
ton,$16;
shorts,
officials
in
the
B
ritish
eeivice.
ture
was
in
aid
of
the
Red
Cross
So­
th e ir m ark.
P ortland, suffered a like fate.
Not a enough provisions to take us through
per ton, $17® 18.
inistration declare Sampson has
tight and die. Even when the Spanisli
| adm
--------------------
ciety
work
and
was
delivered
in
a
J
it
ne.
It
is
stat«
l
jot
or
title
was
ahateil
from
the
strict
When th e American fleet entered the flagship was shot half away, her com­
"
by those re- gone to seize Poi to Rico. O thers w ith
F e « l—Cho|q»«l feed, $21® 22 per „ , . . . .
“ The distan<-e from our w inter sta ­ private capacity. The s|M«aker made a
sponsible for naval movements th at it
.
. .
t iie arm y regulations, and
bay, coming through the southern m ander. though wounded, refused to le t t e r
equal positiveness declare the fleet has
ton;
m
iddlings,
per
ton,
$18®
19;
oil
has been determ ined to avoid the iso­ gone to meet tiie Oregon and escort h er
channel between Caballo and F rile in­ leave the bridge till the ship was when he labors of the exnm ning offi tion to the pole will be about 500 severe attack on the American ¡««ople. cake meal, per ton, $35.
lated combats on equal term s with a safely north. Ktill another report is
lets, th e following was the order: burning and sinking, her stern sh at­ cers are n> bnled t h e r e prou is s to bu statu te miles, or a round trip of aliout He traced tho story of the trouble, re­
H ay—Puget Sound, new, ¡»er ton,
Flagship O lym pia, Baltim ore, Raleigh, tered by a shell and her steam pi|»e little more left of the F iis t re«'oi««nt of 1,000 miles. If we are able to cover iterating the Spanish argum ents, and $10® 13; Eastern W ashington tim othy, superior enemy, and th a t they now in ­ to the effect that Sampson has gone to
tend to throw the whole united naval
• luut««eis ti a n was left of the from nine to 10 miles if day, ami ke«q> spoke of American senators as ‘‘bonier
Concord, Boston, Petrel and M cCul­ burst.
$ 1 7 ; a lf a lf a , $11; straw , $7.
seize Matanzas, to use it as a base of
L ight Briua 'e lifte r tb
strength of Spain into «»ne supreme O[N»rations. G overnm ent officials a b ­
«•barg
of everlastingly at it, we may do tho ruffians whose illiterate foolishness Is
loch. The two store ships, N anshau
G
a
ts—(
hoice,
per
ton,
$28®80.
As yet, there aie no fu rth er details. B a lava.
whole thing. In my juilgm ent wo are only equaled by their venality ami lu­
effoit to crush th e American squadron solutely refuse to make public the
W heat—Feed w heat, per ton, $24. in Cuban waters.
A fter the day’s fighting had ceased
going finely iiuttitted on a sound plan, dicrous, pompous conceit.” He said
. a itieriiitti »sii».
.«>• M . M«aitr r«*r|.
London, May 10.—The Hong Kong «Commodore Dewey sent an ultim atum
plans of the naval board.
Hun F r a n e la r o M a r k e t.
A
merican
cujiidity
constitutes
a
grave
ami
wo
shall
have
a
big
chance
of
solv­
Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Coast
corresjiondent of th e Daily Mail gives to th e city battery, ordering It to cease
.
M in o r N e w . I l . i n . ,
Wool—Southern
coast
lambs,
7®8c;
danger
to
Euro|»o,
Canada
ami
Mexico,
Lynde Bradley, an expert electri-
of Africa, May 7. — It is said th a t, tb « ing what is known as the A rctic prob­
these details: T here was an act of firing or he would bombard it.
The
ami oonclud«! I»y coni|»aring the queen San Joaquin, 7® 8c; N orthern, 11® 12c
A C hristian scientist in New York eian in Milwaukee, has ¡vr fee ted plans
treachery on the part of th e Spanish Petrel chase«! a gunboat up the river ins tr g e n ts engaged in the reliellion, lem. A t any rate, wo expect to bo
per
lb.
regent of Spain with “ bloating poli­
has conim itt«! suicide because she was for the us«» of the X-ray on board of
stiip, which lowere«! her flag and then Pasig, anil the Spanish captain came which has grown out of the dissatisfac­ back home a y««ar front next fa ll.”
M illstuffs—M iddlings, $23® 26.60; in ,N»or health.
ticians, whose countenancbs depict the
war vessels and on th e field.
I'lircliMMeil
H
ttim
a
's
Y
a
c
h
t
.
tion
w
itli
the
h
u
t
tax
and
was
an-
fired a t a boat’s crew sent to take pos­ in a boat to negotiate conditions of sur­
California bran, $21.00®21,60 per ton
Miss M artha O lii ver. who lives near
nounc«] yesterday, who Imrned the
Cleveland, O , May 9.—Tho splen­ lust th a t is in th e ir h e a rts.”
Many cases have been discovered in
session of her. She did not h it the render.
Onions—Silverskins. $2.00@ 2.60per St. Paul, is said to have kill«! more
The American captain re ­
headquarters of the American mission­ did steel steam yacht Comanche, built
which rioli New York women hired
boat, but th e Am erican guns were plied:
cen
tai.
C a n a b a llK n i In N e w G u in e a .
wolves than any woman in the N orth­ proxies to go to Oklahoma to imi«ersou-
aries in Khengay. in the Kherlwiro d is­ fay the Globe iron works for M. H.
turned on her and tore h er to pieces.
B utter—Fancy creamery. lOo; do west.
“ U nconditional surrender, or fight.”
Brisbane, Q ueensland, May 7.—A
trict, have attacked and destroy«! tho Hanna in 1806, has been bought by tho
ate them in securing divorces.
She went to th e bottom w ith all on
seconds, ISL^c; fancy dairy, 18c; good
To this, the Spaniard answered:!
A roi»e seven miles long and 4 1
town of R otifunk. It Is further sail) governm ent. The vessel has made sev­ terrible story of cannibalism is re,K>rt««d to choice, 17® 17ls c per pound.
board. Several vessels close inshore
The Railway Age predicts th a t th e
‘‘We are w illing to light.
Please
inches in circumference, weighing total expenditures in new railway build­
behaved in th e same w ay and shared allow us to send for am m unition, be­ th a t the members of the A merican m is­ eral trips to the coast. H anna paid from New G uin a. Four of tho esen|»«l
Potatoes—
Early
Rose,
86®
40c.
nearly 60 tons, Jias just been made for ings in 1898 w ill not be less than
sion located there, who were Sierra approxim ately |150,000 for the Com­ prisoners from Mana Mana attacked a
ber fate.
cause our stores is exhausted.”
Eggs—Store, 11}* ®12o; ranch, 12*.
friendly village, killing and eating 18
anche.
Leoneiuans, have been massacred.
use in a d istrict subway in Glasgow $50,000,000, and may well exc«*d
®18o.
men.
V a lu e n t I l ie V icto ry »
Scotland.
F a r m e r A o i i l e n t a l l y K ilte d .
$60,000,000.
H u d F ir e In D u l u t h .
Fresh F ru it—Apples, 85c® $1.50 per
Chicago, May 10.—A special to the
M a y A t t a c k t h e C nn aricN .
J . W aldere K irk, the
Medford,
O
r.,
May
0.—A
lfred
Coff­
O
r
d
e
r
e
d
to
T
m
n
p
n
.
‘‘king ol
Over 600 young women are a t pres-
D uluth, M inn.,
May 10.—F ifty Tim es-H erald from W ashington says:
large box; cherries, $1.00® 1.25; dc
dudes,” was held up and robbed ol ent enrolled in the various departm ents
London, May 9.—A story is published man, who lives near Derby, was acci­
Chiokamauga National Park, May 7. red and white, 60®75o per box.
fram e buildings In M innesota poipt, Tho representatives of the foreign gov-
here to the effoct th a t the B ritish ad­ dentally killed yesterday whilo sawing —Orders were received from the war
Just above th e ship canal, were burned
Citrus F ru it—Oranges, navels, $1.21 money and jew erly to the value ol of the Swiss universities.
rnm ents are taking an intense interest
th is afternoon. An hour after th e flro in the serious conflict between the m iralty has b< e i notified by the W ash­ stave bolts. H e was alone, ami, after departm ent today by G eneral Brooke, ®8.76; Mexican limes, $4.00; C ali­ $2,600 in Kt. Ixuiis
Prof. J. W. Hoffman, of th e state
Jam es Duel, the oldest living actor, colored college at Orangeburg, S. C ,
ington navul strategic board to remove sawing a cut from a large log, he a t­ commanding the provisional arm y corps fornia lemons, 76o@$l.OO; do choioe,
started, 2.000 jieople were homeless. U nited States and Spain.
They are
has ju st celebrated his 94th b irth ­ who was elect«! a fellow of the A m eri­
The tire took 12 fram e store buildings, specially concerned at present in the the B ritish subjects from the Canary tem pted to remove the blocking to let at Chickamauga Park, to dispatch the $1.25® 1.60; per box.
day In Maiden Uradloy, W iltshire, can geographical society the other dav,
fronting on Lower Lake avenue, ju st fate of the Philippines, and are discuss­ islands, and it is said this accounts for the log roll down the hill. H is foot Twenty-fifth infantry (colored) Colonel
H ay—W heat, $28® 26.60; wheat and
below the “ U n d e r-th e -llill” d istrict, ing the ¡»ossibility of interference by the B ritish second-duss cruiser Charyb- slipped ami he fell backward, the log B urt commanding, with all speed possi­ oat, $21 @25; oat, $14.60® 16.60; best England.
is th e first colored man to be so hon­
Instead of im porting, India is begin­ or«!.
pushing
him
down
hill
u
n
til
his
head
ble to Tampa.
and swept from there back to the lake the ¡«ewers. Tho concensus of opinion dis being sent to Las Palm as, and leads
barley, $18@21; alfalfa,
$16.00®
ning to export coal at tho rate of about
shore. The d istric t was populated by seems to be th a t if the U nited States to the conclusion th a t Rear-A dm iral struck another log, breaking his neck.
Rev. J. Avery Shephnrd, one of th e
17; clover, $18® 16.
C o m in g t h e O t h e r W a y .
100,000 tons m onthly. The principal best known Episcopal m inisters in Cal­
the poorest people in th e city. There concludes to retain possession of the Sampson may attack the Canarios, On his not returning at the usual hour
Cheese—Fancy
m
ild,
new,
lOo;
old,
M
adrid,
May
7.—
It
is
said
two
iorn-
collieries
are
in
Bengal.
ifornia, died in Santa Rosa, ag«l 83
JH rre no particularly large individual conquered islands of the Pacific, tire which would draw the Spanish floet out In the evening, his wife became
10c per pound.
Irving McDougall GurDolil, son of years. He was in Montgomery, A la .,
of Cadiz, and give the United Statos alarm ed, and with neighbois searched clads, two cruisers and three torpedo-
losses. The total ia thought to be
Eurojiean powers will have no cause to
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vu..Kr« » congress
new ng held its
pver 1100,000.
> naval ba"e, from which to attack for ami found him ubout 2 o’clock this boats are about to leave Cadiz to drive
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confederate
In Ptolem y’« tim e anyone who killed the U te ¡.resident, resides in B oston,. when
interfere.
the Americans from Manila and then a cat w as p u t to d eath .
m oining. He left two children.
Bpaia.
is 2» years of age and has ju st won hi« first session and delivered the onenimr
bombard California.
first law case in city court«.
* prayei.
"
Revised Story of His
Fight With the
Spaniards.
I lie Issuance of Bonds
Favored by the
President.
Ihe Queen Preparing
to Quit Spain at a
Moment's Notice.