Queens County Review 18980812

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QUEENS eOUNH REVIEW.
raliUahad Brery FrIdaT MornMg at
FREEPOBT, QUEEIB OOUHTT, H. T
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CHARLES^.   SMITH,   Proprlator.
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VOL. III.
FRHKI'OIM',   N.    v..    FKID.W.   .MCilSP   12.    ISiis.
TESKS:   ti.oo   T£ARLT   IH   ADTAUtA
nMi%ItCIAI..
Bank of Rockvilie Centre
TILLAGE A\ENUE, Rockvilie Centr*. L. I.
"Aft<!r the torpeilo lioat deatrover wlint':>" ankfl a LoDilon paper. The tlloiKseatpr.
aAMURI, F. Pit 11,1 JPH. Prealilent.
TUOMA.'j a. KMimiT, VIre Prealdent, IIIIIAM R, aMrril, Caehler
BOAItl) OF niuBcrroBS:
Hobart A, Darlann,        Tbomaa O. Knight, ioha Vhirrni, Hiram R. Hmlth,
OlaBtwurthllCambea, Weeley B, HDiIth, AoaMaJacne. Charlea L. Wallace,
Chaitaa w, Havea, Anatln Oimwell, BaaiBll r, Phillip*. Nelaon H. Smith. Joha W, TteKott, John T. Tlarlaon,
OUtbt Daviaon. Kdward T, Thuntoa,
Bainlltan 'W. Paaraall.
We do s General Banking Btudnen ol Dcpcait anil biacoiuit,
Intenat Paid on Sp<>cial Depoaita.
Dtmtia laaui^ on England and ths Oaotioent.
Tour Patronage Bolirit«d.
Banking Honra—0 A. M. to 8 P. M.; gaiatiay, 9 A. M, to 12 M.
Diaooaut Daya—Tuixidays aud Fri- dara, 9 A. M.
-mifREEPORTBANK
^   \       COITAL. $.»0.000.
Main Street,   -   Freeport, L. I.
lOBNJ. RANDAI.Ii. l^realdent, OHAUNCeV T, HI'KAOtlE, Vlo«-Pre«*dent WILLIAM a. HALL, Caahler,
¦OAKD OF DIHBCTORS.
Mia J. Randall. ¦iBltli Cna. .WUIIam R. (inlder. Wallace H.l.'nrnweli, Thamaa II. Hmilli,
(,;haiin<-eyT Spraim*. William (;. Miller, II   Weslej I'Ine, (li'iirKe Wallaie,
ABCna Ckftl)
William H, Hall,
Opan, ain-jit la
J. », m    OirerBl_	
avarr department equal li, itinee iif either tbe Mew Vnrk «ir IlnKiKlvn Hanka or Trust Cm. panlrn. and every na-roinixlnllnti aa far aa la QIIMllatent wllh i-nnaervalive iiiaiiaitemeiit.
Utcreatat the rale ,,1 liiree le-rient paid oa M«*depimil», thr.'e iiii.nlhsur iii'ire
Drafla hieiied nn all pans nl Knriipe.
DiNia a general haiikinu Imsini'se.
AiKMinnla  nf   .-••riHiraliiins,   i-ompanlea, ao- ilMlea, et<,„ soli, Ited.
Entire aalislai lion itnaranteed.
InqnlrlKi will r<-i-eii-i- priinipt altentloa, aat ba cbaettulljr anawerml.
rit<lirBJW.|<lNAl.
With a few Imttlealiip" an interprc- lera AilmirnI Dewey can make hiiuaeU anileratooil in any langiinKe.
It i«»lierfectly aafe to aaanme that Ihe flag of the Uniteil Statea looks remarkably hamUome floating over .Sniitiagn*'
The chief imports into CliiDa frnm Ihe ITiiiteil Htatea are eotton gnoila, .•ignrs an.l ciKareltea, flonr, ginseiiii, mftehinprv, meilu'iiiea, keroaene uil in,I timber,
Heroea nre aa thick as grasahnp- pera in the arm.v an,l the nairy. If tho haiiil of authority is lai,l npon any .'iimnioii-placo fellow iiiikiin^ii to fame, he reap'-nila with Home etart- ling deed of vnlor.
until I ha.l  eiiniiRh   so's   I   ci'iil.l   ask "Wluit'a   tliut.'"   ttski.'.l   ,» l,it,-Iy ar-
Mnry Hortini, tlio iiostmaster's ihiiii^i-    rivc.l ,-;ii;ir.l
There ia no national feeling in rhinn. The ililTereiit aections of the ;ountry hnle each other more cor- ,1ially than they hate foreignera. Hiich military ami navnl forces aa ex¬ ist are provincial rnthor than iniperiul.
AN   OLD   FAMILY   PORTRAIT.
If TOM ciul.l think, ir vi.'.i r.-iiil-l s|..-,-ili, i won.li'r huw vour v'.,i,-.. wmil.! s.iuuJ!
Ao'l what iiplnl.'m vmi  w.-nM h"lil Cf thoae who l.lly ,-row.l nroun.l!|'
Why are your eyes, with passive i{a/,«. Fixed on us as w,- Ih,i«Ii .-r wh.-I',
As though you s.'.'nii'il In stand almit Aild mysllo 8elf-<'"ininunlon kei'p?
Can all we say, au,l nil we il.i, Aud all we are or niiuhl nave been.
Be nanght lo yuu, ns th.'UKh we w<.re Unknown, uu.'nrod for, aud uneeuu?
Tli ages since the nrtlafs hru,sh
Upon a snuwy "anvasilri-w Your leatures, then r,-v»r.'.I and lovo.l.
Now only kuowu Ly name tu !,'w.
it may tie aiees slnoe ynu left To enter on vour enill-.- irani-;
Bnt day hy day we l..vi. t.i l.ull.l Aruund your fn.-e son,,' fr,.sli r.imaii." -H. N. M., lu (.'lininl..-rs's Jmirnnl.
The spectacle of Cnptain Olaas be¬ ing obliged to ooiirteiinHly inform the .'lovernor of the Tjailrmie Islands that Mpain and the United Htates were at war bebire demanding his surrender imparts that touch of humor whii'h is rarely lacking in eveu tbe most tragic TJCOurronceH.
A little girl in KHnsas City found a pocketbook containing flM in cash >n,l SfiliO in promisHory notes, hihI returned it to the owner, InsteHiI of tending her awny with the iiniinl thanks, acoompnuieil with gooil ad- fice, tho owner presented her with n flne bicycle. This action was a tan¬ gible acknowledgment of hiiiiesty.
Dnlgaria is going to take efl°ective meaUH to increase ita pnpuliition. For svery son horn beyond a minimuni iiiimher $.'» will be paid not only to Ihe father, bnt to tho mother nlso. A soldier showing a dozen sons will re- ceivo a pension large eiioiigh to sup¬ port llim, ami besides a decoration, rhe same reward   win   go to hia wife.
• Greater New York •
Deiita.1  Farlors,
lONGENECKU I  SKIOaoRf.
OOB. FULTON ANU UOLD STS.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
¦at or TMth, • . an.no up.
a«M Crowna, . >A.ml iiu.
OjM milnaa, . •l.lMii!..
rULTON AND MOLD RTBK.KTH,
0^- Loaaer'a,        Brooklyn, N. Y.
WILBUR F. TREDWELl..
I 0OUNt<RIX>R-AT-LAW,
tti Baaaaon   Ntiwt. Hrooklyn, N. T.
Taa BIpar'a Ball, Freeport,  L. I., F-venlnim  ¦ and Haturtlaya.
FHANCIS B,   TAVLOR,
I.A W VKH.
COlaNBK MAIN  AND PIII,TON  -STV
naalpaleMl. L. 1.
E. V. BALDWIN.
^BANJO   SOLOIST.ttt'
GWKMl linsaicenicnts at Low Kaleis
Address. HCMPSTtAO or FREEPORT
HI'.'.i M-.,«l.  f A 11 IIM
Several object fussoiia have been presented for the oousidoration of nations in tbo war. One ia thnt America can strike swiftly and strike hard. Anotber ia that spirit of geii- grosity toward a con,|Uered foe which Is as much a tradilion here as the love i)f freedom. The oue lesson is a warn- ing; the other in an eiample wliii-h will certainly bear fruit iu future wars.
General Miles ordered veterinary surgeons to ncconipany troops into action, so that the siitreringa of the horses and lunles injure,! in battin might bo ended. That may seem like a amall matter, hnt it shows that in small things, as iu great, Americans are kiud hearted, nml it helps to make tbe world uuderstim,I that we are really capable of carryiug ou a war of hu¬ manity, 	
Tbe New York Tribune observes; Homo Oerman rainsiuuaries went to Chiua and got killed bya mob; where¬ upon Oermany, by way of imlemuily, seized a Chinese port ami the adjii oent territory. .\nd uow a Oermiiu Consnl-Oeueral, in an ofticial report, dwells upou the desirability of getting still raure Chinese territory, and says the easiest way to do so is t^i send more misaionariesl Talk about cold¬ bloodedness! Tbat suggestion is enough to aend cold shivers down tlii- ipiue of thu most heartless cynic in the worhl.
JAMtS   PALMER.
REAL ESTATE  AQENT.
PATCHOGUE,   L    I.
^¦aoas barlna VII lace I-tuih-Hj or Farms 5'J''*."' •«<'*ianio, wHIo full iiarUi'ulan, flathm hiwral 1-a.h prior, aod 1 will advertliai Maaaiiaa al my uwn aipraaa.
a. e. a»»a«»a. aaa «•«.
K. A. OORLON,
BONOCO   AUCTIONEER,
aaa riLiowa- aioca.
PMtaa av., aiaa chuscm. FNCCPORT.
E. S, RANDALL. ArchHact,
Haaasai K*arlfti alu.n. i-r^pansl tne all 1 ia^ai tthmMlmea.
CHARLES  L.  SEAMAN,
Cnr|K'iiter *"'' HuiKler,
rnccpoMT. i. i,
K»tlln,>l.'X rll.-el-tiillT glT^n
6E0R6E a GILSOU RAYROR,
CAKPtiN'n'MS ANO BUILOtiKS. FRKKPOkT. L, I.
Bavlnu re.enli» ¦.impleie.l Ihe KF.VIKW
tll'II.IIINii  «,- ar,.   tn-|s>r..d   10 lake
i..nlra.|. (..r llr»i  , Im.-^  ,nrX
According to the revise,! report of the Census lioard of the Husaiuu In¬ terior tifflce, Ihe Kuipire of the Ciar has a popnlation of r2',),tlllO,()iHI in habitants, of whom tl4,lHH),i>lK) are in Kuropeau provinces, China aloue aur- passea tbis number, haviug from .'t.'Sil,- l)0(l,(KHt to 4(MI,IKMI,IMH1 of population. According to area, the pruviuces wbich have the greater populations are Caucasia, with 9,nrKI,lllM), and rolaud, with !l,,Mil»,0(H), Siuce IH.S.'i Ihe population of the Kussiau Empire bas iucreased from Itm.illHI.iiDO to l'2!»,0(XI,l)()((, or at tbo rate of over l,,')(KI,iKl(l a year.
Oh the Fourth of .Inly a young man if Stockton, Kan., took his best girl to t picnic.    There she iiccepte.l so many | attenliouH from   another   young   mau j that the   flrst youug man  became eu- I raged aud weut home, leaving tbe girl to get back to her   own house as beat •be   might.    She   hired   a ba<-k,   fur . whicb   ber   father   paid   seveuty-Hve rents, and then tbe   iil,1 man seut thc I bill to the sulky young suitor.     Here   | piaed   to pay,   and the ol,!   man sued him a in juatice's  court,  alleging that having takeu the girl   to the picnic it liecame hia duty to aee her safely houic at bis own eipeuse.     Itoth   sides hav,- hired   lawyers,  and Ihe caae   will   be ' fought to a fluish.
Tiui   •«•. tar a«it>eo>aT
Biilders f Geneni Contractors,
IA tHaatara A\eerua,
BROOKLVN     N, Y.
Iwra* fiw mlm a I •iKi:»H>RT, L. I, tht
Bl at   -»." i-,.i>'«   Imi.i-ii,' I'l-iie    HI   l.itit lalaiil        ^      '<    «r»il.>.l   .n.'ts,    Wltl
I      Learueil men liave l>*«n dlscnssinu
j the   (lUeation   for   ages   whether any   \
I tbing   in   the   way   of   h.'spitals   was
1 known lo the aucieuts.     >.iw it is an   '
: nouDi^   that   oue   has  a<-tually been
diamiverad  at   Ba<!en,   (iermany, >v,n
taining foiirt«eD roomi, supplied with
mauy kinda of modical, pharmaoiuti-
t-al   and   aurgical   apparatus,   probes. ^
tiibea,    piucera,    cauterizing    instru
meuta ani ,'.,11 a .-olliietion  of safety
! pius   for   liau.l*,;iu,s   w.iuuds,    Tbere
are alao medicine spMns ui Uine au,l
silver,    measuring    v,'seels,   j»ra   and
pot« for ointmeul. s<ime still  <-><utain
ing traces of the ointment n».-.l      The
latest date of tbe cuioi fonnd appears
t»i l>e tbe reign of   Hadrian, wh.- was
Km|>orvir A.  IV  117 r«->. Ir,.m which it
is infetretl that it was a   military  hi.a
pital.     Verily  there  it   oolbio^   new
> a»dm tka aaja i
HK line tlint ,li¬ vi ,1 e » Texas from a presiiiii- alily .vet more furnace-like re¬ gion was ,in this dny less evident tlmuuHual. The nir seeiueil visi¬ bly nhrivellitig in tbe excess of hiiil, and thc S1111 liiing above the pare h <- ,1 eurtll liko a per¬ petual menace. Granite Itfhuutaiu gli.steneil in the glare witb its thousand ruddy points sparkliug like flreflius. Aruund the base of the monntniu the long cnuviis covered sheds gave tbe appearance of a huge yellow suake ooile,! up ami nt rest. In the sin-,la where they were hewing nud fiiNhiiiuiiig the stoiieH tlint were to grace tho walls of the Hliito House, tbe li6ut wua eveu iiioie fciir- fnl. '^'uuned und leathery as were the skins of the State's iirisouers working there, they yet gave vent to uu oc-a- eional sigh; lireiitli came with ditli cully, and eihaustion wa.s everywhere evideut. Hut, siuoc tli,-y kuew that tbis day niuat ciiuo to au end at last, aud since escape wan, even iu tttteiiipt, sheer folly, tbe couvicts uoiitiuued tu ply their hammers uud chisels withuut ceasing. Fur tbey knew theniaeves to be mere incidents iu the building of the greot cupitol that uas to outlive them and tlie memory uf them.
Tliere were iiiuiiyamuiigtlie.se cm- yicts, iudeeil, to whom this work ul cutting granite ut Orunito Xoniituin was iu the iintiire of un iiiiiiiciise n-licf from a fur nieut, r evil—the Swniiips. Iu all tbo hiHtoi-yof coiivi.-t lul„,i there is nothing more horrihlu thnn Hint chapter iu which the names of those American coiivii-ts who huve ,lied 111 tbe swttiiiiiHurerecordcl, Thesejiliice.s have all the loneliness of the .Siberian eteppes, and are plague spots bi>si,!,.a. Couseqiiently, when a uumber of con¬ victs were Iruusferred from thuswaiiipM to Granite Mouutuin, thereto be taught grauite-enttiiig, theso meu couiegrinlu- ally to coiisider theniselves as liaviug beeu lifted riuui u bell to a heiiveu. aud to behave grutefully us u rccoiu- peuse. The guards who piu-eil up ami down at every point of the visible ami invisible bnri^on were rarely obliged to bring tbeir Winchester into actual use; atteniptsnt escijie were few nml far between -lu-Hlly, bwuiiso th,. l,,t of these convicts wu.s iudubitalily tli,- happiest in the gilt uf the Slute of Texas, and secuinlly, beeause tin- for- niiitiou of the country near (iruiiili- Mouutuin wns ,-s|-,-ciully iiiifuv,>rulili' to suooess ill eluding the rillos ,,f tl,„ oiitposlH, 11 wus uli,i,'st poasilile t,, Btand at iuy point on the niuuntuii, itself and ,see every uutli't of Hi,' camp at once. W'lu-ii It dill hu|ipi'ii thut tlic Bonn,! of the chisels striking the grniiit,- was interruple.l liy tho sliurpi'i "whang" of WiriclicHt.-rs, th,' ,pi,.Nti,,n usually iipperinost in the niiinl wus in.I "Uid he escape'/" but "Jli.l they Kill him, or only wing llim','' Any nttcinpls at escape were mostly the result of u Bortof frenzy Ihut cnvii-ts ure vii'lims to; it is a state of iiiiml much ul.in to the teiuporury iiisuiiity that juries tii,,l ao ciuveuient u label f,ir siiii-iiles,
Wheu, therefore, the hut Btilliiess of that place wns br,ikcii an this ,luy by the ipiick cinckliug uf several Win¬ chesters, tho (ruuite-cutti-rs merely listened a moment, sighed, and bent dowu again tu the veii^ixt blocks uf atone before them. In the guurd- bouse tbe giiunis who were nut on outpost duty siniled at each other, Oue of thein said shortly —
"It's always uu tli'i-se very bot daya," aud thi-utliers uu.l.li'd.
Out ou the Hcsteru rl.lge of the great red luuuntuiu, .lohn Tempi,', the guard whose Winchester Inul sp,ikeii, was standing uver the bu.ly ol a cm rict who lav prusirute, a gray Mp..t un tbo dull bed ,f ruck over which a little stream of bl,iu,i «us trickling, Anotber guurd uppiuachi'.l ]ireseiilly, an,! they carried Ihewuiild-be fiinitive duwu into a sort uf ravine, wlier.' the suu Could llut I'dietrate aiil mIk-ic there was both coolness aii.l b1ih.|i.. Then they si-iit f..r the d.H'tur, wii" came ridiii;,' up aft. r a Iiltle whil.-, and prououncoil tbe mau wuiiiulu,! to death.
"He may livo an In.nr." he sail The w..iin.1,..l mull up,-iie,l t»-.i weary eyes, his rii^lit haiul fiinilili-.l dowu against tho roiikh sail chili npou which he lay, striving to grasp it, to cleiioh it su that he could steady bimself.
"liriug tbe seigeaiil," begaspe.I, tbeu bis head dr,.pp,-.l, and lie seenie 1 to sink into restiiiliicis.s When he opened his eyes sKaiii, tli.' sergeant was etaudiiig aHituiii' ,it Iim m.1,'. It vaa very still there, in ihnt slis'l.iwy place; death was already writiiii; bis ¦igiM a|N,u the face uf Ibe pr-.-trate Convict, and the awe of bim wasu)ioii tbe faces of all.
"Mayl.,-," 1.,-,'ati the convict, lis.k. ing at the ser,:. ant, -'T.-n r.'i,iciiili.-r what Illl lu l.-r, and mayl".yuu .lunl Any way I've g.it to leil y.m, s.i's 1 can make clear the whole of it. It's weak IU me, 1 ri .kun, an! there ain't no real call fur me tu lell it, but I'm a ciward, I dun't annt t.) 1,-ave tlii.s world umler the cl. 'i.l I've live.l in.
"I reck.-n all yuu kuuw me ly uum ia my numlier, l.ut befurc I uas sent np my name -aas Wainwnghf. I us.- 1 to live up in I.ampa-,is; kept aKeii'-ral sture tl>era, ani w»» gettiim' on fairly well fur a yuung fellow. They were ,• pretty r.ugb lul. Ihe pe.iple who iia ! ed at my place- cub.-is, an-l p.-- r farmers Itiit I niaiiaji-l to k.-ep .ut of trouble aU't was layi'ii: a iiltle S4'i,'.' tkios by, avttry yaar.  1 was aaviug up
tor, tu marry mo, which I huped wua g.iing to be sumi. This wus titt,-cii yeurs agu -lifteeii years agu. Miiry'd tuld me she wus willing, and we wi-re as good ns ciigoged, ouly I'd never tliought it ipiite fair to have her bind herself until I was iiuite sure I cuuhl provide fur her,
".\ii>l tlien Mary set eyes uuu yuung cuwliuy ul the iiuiiie uf l-'urnly oue duy,
uud she never wus the auiiie tu me ttfterwards. I thought I'.l eut my heart uut, to see huw she wus nil gluw¬ ing wilh luve f.ir him; fur he «us u reckless sort, und 1 .luu't think he'd make her u guud man, Yuu see. 1 luved Mary; it sho was g.iing tu be hapjiier with l-'uriily, I wasn't guing to Btttud in the way. It wuuld hurt, I knew that; but if she wuiitcl it thut way	
"Well, uue duy, anutber cowbuy frum the same ranch that Furiily wus puuchir.g fur ro,!e into town, un.l started to drinking. He went uver tu the postullice and culled Mur.v llortun out tu the iloiir, Furuly «as iu iiiy store, just opposite the pustullh-e, ut the time, and we cuuld see iverythitig plainly, '.Su yuu'ro the girl,' beguu the cuwbuy, Iciiiiiig hi'uviiy uguinst the frame of the ,lu,ir. Then he trie,! to kiss her; she Ilii'ig out her hainl ut his fiii'c, ami he, laughing ,liiiiik,'iily, was beginning lo press forwunl, mIicii thern wus a shut and tbe muu fell. He ilicl iu live miniili'S,
"That shut wos llrcl fiuiumy sture. The jury and the evidence di-cliued thut It wus I who lire,! the shut thut killed thut muu. Am! tliut's why I'm here, l!ut I'm Ruiiig luu fust, lie- rue the smuke cleared away und unt uf the ruum thut Fui nly nn.l I witc stamliiig in, I luuke.l ut the pistui -it wus still sin,iking uml then ut l-'urn¬ ly, 'It's me she luve-.,' I sui.l. The hiiuio thing was in bolli our mill,Is, He snoiik hia head, 'I.uuk nt this,' und ho huiided me n mile. It wus in Mary's hund; what else it suid 1 ilon't
A   ,'
uu,swei-.
ct   has   escaped! " wua the
"OUSEHOLD    AFFAIRS. fnsle tn Men.I   Clilnn. Cliinu am! porcehiin muy be neatly , ond eosilv  nicmled  with a pnste com¬ posed .,f'oxide Ilf zinc und  ,-l,li,ride of zinc.     The   |iasle   is pure white,    and hiir.lens ,(Ui,-kly, but  until  it  is ipiite set   it is better   to fusteii the purls to¬ gether by bin,ling round with twine.
l-re.er.lnic  KIbl.ons  nnd Silks.
To preserve ribbuiis and silks put j tin-ill awav in bruwn paper, for white ! jiuper ciiiiluiiiB chluriile ut lim.-, and ] frc.(iieiitly pru.lucs diNi'.il.irutiiiii, .\ white sutiii ,Iress shuiilil be pinneil in j blue puper, with bruwn paper un the '- oiitsiiie, sewed tugetl,,'r ou tbe edHca, j
An effi'dlve ilour drupery fur a door- wny Ici'liiig to u ruum ur hull fiunishel in .lark tunes is cutnpuse.l uf u series uf wruught-iruu clniiiis ,if gruiliiuted lengths, thuHc at the sides r.'ui'hiug hulf wny to th,- lluor uinl shurlening toward the ceutr.' tu furm an iir.'h ,iv,'rli..n.l. The ,.|iniiis ure slender und the clb'ct is fur rii'lier thun lliut uf tbe uuw BO comnioii bi'uil imrlieres,
llo,v lo t-h-au a Kiraw Iinl. Scrub the rim uf Ihe hut Hrst with the juice uf one leiiiuu. Cut uut uu ov,il piec of cur.lliunrd the size uf the cruwii. Scrub the struw ami rinse in cold watir, I'm the pi,-,-e of canl- li.iurd inside the cruwii ami lay the hut upside iluwn und press the card- buur,l Uniily inlu the cruwu. Turn the hut duwn un u pice uf wrapping paper, cuver the rim with paper ami jilu.'e heuvy weights uu tho rim aud leave uvei iii-^lit lu iliy.
Keeiiina M.'uls U'nnii. When it is iieceBsai-y tu keep a meal hut fur 11 li,'lut,',l cuiner, ,lu uot set the plute hul.lin..; the f I iu a hut
SHAFTER'S ARMY ORDERED HOME
111.'
Only One-Tenth of (tie Soldiers
at SaQtia^o id  Figtiting
Trim and Their Offlcers
hM For Relief.
i
Yel'ow Fever Thrcitoiid to Kill Thou¬ sands and 1 hey Are Being Tr.ins- lerred to   Montauk   Point,
.tlary's l.uinl; wliut else it sum 1 liont    1 '""' "  ''*.  ' ' "• " ""•   "•^"i
kuuw, but at the lust she ,l,.i'lui-e.l she    "";' discluiing the chimi   us   well as
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nii-nl Spiiri,..| lo A<-ll>lly i'V News l-i,„l, Uenllnao—(„I„llel Itoose wll De¬ l-lares Mi,el> I'er I.nl. of Ilo- Am,f is    llliepiKllHl,-,!    un.l   Tlial    aien   >VIII
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nT"i is ,11-nll,'I l.v malarlul l,.v,'r to II,.- .-m.-nl Hint Ils .m.-i.-n-'v Is destP'V.'.l. an.l II,at 11 Is In a .'..,i.lltl..n Io I." |.rai'ti.'ally .1 I'V   an  ,.,.i,l,'„i|..   ..[ ,.'|.
puliri'lv .I..str
- 1,1111
rlil-h   Is
ne  In the
Id 11,1
,lt lleliukeil.
Irving the fuo.l, iiist,',i.|, place the pluto upun the lire uver n pun uf liuil- iiig wuter, cuverlng the plule willi a I'uii thut will jusl tit uver thc ,'dge of the plute. I'lie fund will keeji hul, and Ihere Will ll,. eiiuunli bIcuiii frum the liuiling wat,'r in Hi,'l,,wi.r pun tu keep the plule muist nn.l prevent tbo cou¬ lents becumiii.,,' dried,
W»siil„K   IJolll.,
Iniriiig the warm inunths tho thin ijuilt tukcH the plii,-e uf h.-uvier be,l ciivi-riiig. Thi'V ri'ijiiire frci|iieut wasli- in^' III k,-,'p them ,-lcai,, but this ia ii.it u ililllcnlt task wln-n une hus u guo,l washing mn,'11111,' ami wringer, I'lit une or twu iiuilta (uwiiig tu the size) ill the iiiai'hiii,', licit enuiii^h suft wut,'r to cover th.-iii until it'h ulniust boil¬ ing hut, and when yon huve luoile guud suils, |i,iiir the water ovor tho iiuilts niiil wash them. Puss them thi-ongh the wringer, eiiipty tbo water unt uf the muchine, nii.l replace it with u cleuii siiils pri'imred liko the flrst. Wush thruugh tliis uml rinse thi-uugh twu wuters, Ull.nil}; u little bluing to the Be,-uml, llutik' thi.|,i ou a slr,ing line, folding Olll','ilg,'uvi'r jnst enough to laild it, uml jiiil u clutlieH piu every ten ur twelve im-liis. A liriKlit day shuuld be ,'lios,.ii fur this wurk, and if u g,'title breeze is 1,1,,wing, thoy will look nicer when tliey are dry.
Talile   l>t->-»inllolia.
Table   ceutn-M   ure   no   hiuger   the newest   things crtaiiily,  but they are still niiii'li   iiseil  uml   ure mu.le of   all kinds   of   niiiterhil.     The    soft   cream silk,   Ilnn'e.l   intu   billows, edged  and crussA^'d   with    trails   uf   Hinilux,  with Hpriiys of ruai-s, eilliiT all uf une c,dur (tliiiugh varying in slniilc) ur hiiriuou- iziiig iu   tint, laid on   it, w,,iilil   louk exijiiiMite   with   the   silvi-r   luiii)is, es- 1 pocially if yun lunl u rullii'r high bus- | ket   tllle.l with ruses  l.iusely urrunge,! j usif   fulliiiir. unt   uf it, a   t'niil    being j wreathed uruiiml the  1,amile und kept 1 in   pluce   with   a    ildtly ti,.il bow   of i Buliii   rilibuii   fur    the    centre   piece, j ll,'.-,iratiuiis uppi-nr  tu   vury   nuw bo- | Iween   I'xlreme   lieiglil    uml   extreme | liiwiii'ss, s,ilhul  Ihl'1411,-sts muy either see   each  utber  uninli'rniptedly   over cr      umler     the      ,1,'curiiliunB,      The : t'liergne,   if   reiilly   a   halt.Is,,me   oue, j ioikIiI  very well be us,.!, if urlisticul- ; ly decuruti'il eitlier with fruit ur trails ' uf   ruses   and   smiliis.      The   fuct   is, there is nut iiuy v, ry  ,leliiiite fashion (beyum! the ,|ii,'stiun   uf   h, ight iiieii- tiulied ubiivel  ill tiilile dc-uiutiullB just ' nuw, but   evi-ry une   uses  whut seems best and   must  artistic   in   their  own eves  um!   must   I'unveiiieiit   fur   their r,"'H..ni-c.'s,      Cliitliu kIuhs,  Aller  Vnlo ! Ithodiuii   pott.-ry, IL-lft, U.im-u  wore, ' et,'.,   ar,-   all   u-i-l; un.l, in   fact,   the 1 great pu'iit   is   viu I'-ty,   und, if   |iossi- ' ble, origimilily,     (iruntc.l  this lutler, espi-oiully  if   cui,,l,ini-,l   willi   bi-uiity, utiv stvle   is perniissililc ami ixlmued, -i'hilu.leliihiu Times,
ll.-.-l|.e..
riiH-apple  .Icily   Suiii'e—Ti.'k ' into
Ihikes   une   np,'   pi ipple  and sirew
with sugar. Cmi'r talilcsp.iuii uf ; gilutine with tw,, uf ,'ul,I wuter. Add I u itill uf liuiling water, un.l the juice uf four uraiui's. I'uiir over the pine- ' uppl" uii'l set iu refiigi'iutur. It should be use.l 111 nil hour, or thu I suiii'c will lose the jelly i|Uality.
Mui'k Crab Samhvicl,,'s    Cr.'aiulwo i liiblesp.lulls   liiuti'i, ttill   ipiurler   cii|i giale.l   clie,-B,', sens,,11 with une-ijiiur- ( ti-r teuspuiiu euch uf sull, paprika uud , niii'-turil—a little aiieh.ivy   pust,- is bu | u.l.litiun  -u-l.l   line   t>.w"jiiiui, linenur; } heat well; spr.-u,!   between   tinu slices uf    go.id    br,<a'l.       Cut    short    slices I across  li'ii^lhwise, after the sumlwich is mode.
Olive Sardwiches -Cut tbiu sli.'es of whole wtieat bread aud butter, I Trim them neatly. Ituil two eggs ! twentv iiunut'-s, lav 111 ,-ul.l water a | luume'nt.theii masfi with silver f.-rk ! an.l mil tli'iu with one d.i/.eii large ! uliv. s, tinely chiipiH'l, a.M the jiiico I uf huir u Ici.iun un.l seas.Ill Iu laste. I Spr.a.l the niixMie ou tlie,;l|ir,.a.l and j iiiitter UII.I roll, or cuer with unut'ier ! slii'e ,111.1 cur in uny .1,-ire I sl,ii|.j-. 1 This -iin.lwicl, is ..lie irf the .lulUtlea - lur afieii,--..i, t. u- ;
loveil him, and thut she would hreuk oil with me. Fur u moment or two I felt like killing Furiily, I rc-kuii; tlicii I tuuk the hot pistul and held it su until they caiini otn! fouml me. ,\ll the evideuce weut to show that it wus I.Mriven on by jealousy, who tired the shot that killed tbe I'liwlioy, But is was not I. Ill WOH Foriily. ff sli-i hud nut luved him -if sh.. hu.l nut de- tcriiiineil upun shuring liis lif,', whut wuiihl it ull huve iiiutlcM',1 III mn'! 'I'hev niiglil huve fuuiid the Hiouking pisl.'il In his hnml ifur ull I cuiel. lint I luved her—du vuu umlerslund tliuf,' -I luved her. She luve,! him; if she knew thut he wus u miirih-ri-r, it wuuld aliiiiist kill her, ,-\s fur mc, she mi lunger cureil fur lnu; my fute wuiild unly grieve lierj fur a space; I wus nuthing iu her life now. And bo—I luuk tho blame,"
The feverish utterance ceased sud¬ denly, am! the dying man cl,,se,l his eyes sluwly, Iu the ,!lHlunce y,iu coiihl hour the whistles uf the tore- men, the ilull echoes ,d blasting, uml the tinkle uf chisels. The duclur luukeil uwuy frum tho pallet fur an in- stunl; his cv'is Willi,b-l-,-,1 iiji tuwur.l.s wli,-re the Biiii wus nuw viBiblc uv, r the edge uf the ruviii,?; when he with- ilrcw- lliein, they were slightly iiioist; the Sllll huil prulialily been too strung.
"That, " went on the ciiivicl, open¬ ing his eyes uguin, und sturing ul the guard with u horrible smile on his Kruy lipB, "wus lifli-en yeurs ago. Well, sim-e then -I have be,-u h,-r,', ami in the swaiups. It is hur.I, Ibii'I it, to ho a prisoner—hopelessly—f,ir so long—when you ure iiimn'etit',' Hut rotlu'r thuii B|iuil her liupiiiiu-ss I wuiild huve did. She must bcliive in her husboml—always tu the eml. ,\iid so -1 cuiild never apeak. Only n,,w-, ,iiily nuw-, when it cun du uu harm--and because it feels easier to puss ,1111 withuut the sluill thun with il, II is unly thut y,iii may reno'iiiln'r thut convict sixlv nine was iniiucent. I nun't soy anylhing abuut u-hut I've endured, " I'll',!,, it nguin, glu.lly. I hupe he mu.le her huppy. .\u.l iiuw ynn luust promise -you must priii,,iHe 111,' u living man, Ihut yun will m,v nuthing uf whnt I huve ti.ld yuii;tli,;t lull will rcgur.l it us sacred,"uml thut lh,-ie will b,. 11,1 raking uniiuii,! the usli,.s uf Hfti'i-u yeurs ano, rruinise 1,,,' thut, gciilleiiii.il,   priiniiBe   lue,   ur
I - ,'uliliot     ilie    -ill—p,-,i,'e. "
His ,lini eyes wnll.lere I fmni foe to fuc, inipl.Mindly, and yet with sunie- tlilng of cuiniiiaml in them.
The sergeuiit Imiked at the doctor, ami both their eyes shone,
"It's ugninst i'he law." suid Ihe s.-r- geunl pulling uut his hum! uml hiving It on thedui'tor's shuul.b'r, "hut fur a mun 111'.' thul, I'd d.H'Ioi-, if I umil thi.s fruniihe rcurds   —"
"111 ,hi the Buiii.'," sold the ihn'tur swifllv. The he simrted at the guar,!, "Ami if vuU snv u wurd "
"I'll be hum;",..! Ilrst," was the tierce reply Then tin re wus n silence, un¬ til the dying man s|>uke uguin, very sluwly ftiid with nil ,'llurt.
"I suppose yuu ivunder why I — Irii'.l tu escipc." Well, it wus u'liiud ness, I think. I can't explain it iny- ->'lf, Hnt I wus ,.iit there with Itie Iilusliug .iiittit tu dny, when smhlenlv 1 luuke.l up und saiv the ligure uf a wiiiiiuii aiiuiiist 111., flkyline, ,111 the ship,' ,if  the   gruiiite   muiintuiii,     Slu'
hud un u  big   sniil'i'iinet, and tu    ,
in my sii.lilen madiiesB, she was the iniug'e ,if Mury Hortou us I us,-d tu watch li,-r ,>.ii,iiug frum the district KclKiulh.iiise in the lung ugu. 1 reckuii it was really une of the guards' wives, Imt I ,11.1111 think uf Ihut tlnii. 1 saw tbut liKui,-, ami all ,>f u sii,!,1,.„ - evciylhing aave way iu me- oil but th,. loinimg fur her. I furg.it Ihe yeurs the pluce, i-verylhitig. There was Mary uut tlieie on the 1110,in tuiti; if I colli.1 reach her an,! lell her huw miserable 1 was; if I ,-,inl.| I'lit kiss her um-'-, but um-.'  speuk   tu
h.-r      Ami then, I sturte.l forward
Moi.lly, rniinini: at full sped, 111 a kiml of frMi»?v and—now -I—om — here."
He 11,.ti,.I'.l the aiig'lisli un Ihe gu.iril's foci., nn.l went un, luokiui; up smiliiiitly at llim-—-.
"Oh, Vull did y.iiir duly, yuu ktiuw. Huw  Ke're you t.'i   kuuw   the iiia.ln. ss thai was   ill   iiio'i    I'or   it   i,iii-t   huv<-        One ..(   the   ..Il.'l ,-.,iiis j,J    i;iiro|ie ' been    a-mli'luess.      Vea,    Bur.ly,   it    will sh,,illy .lisopp.ur      'I'll.-   tnstriuu musI  have  been,     An,l   so, yuu  have . "kn nzer'   w ,is   withlruwu Irmu   cnu- ] oil proinisd   tue   that   you     will   say    nieri-iul     circulation  ou   .lune   :iil,   m nuthing?    .th, thank  yuu. thank you     secor.lam'e   with   the   cuiiveutiou   ea- 1 It makes it SI. nimh  eu-ier   f.ir me, if    luhlislnni; a  i'op;'er  -urrem-y uf eipial !
I ,-aii tuiuk tl.ot -he  will never kuow.    value f.,r ull purls, uf   th.' empire.     It ¦ It—miglit -wurry    her     —" »ill   be   received at   pul'lic  banks in
His breath went Inm him in a gen- | ]iayiuent ur iu exciioni;i' fur uiw \ tie sigh, and the eyes cluse,!. The | in.-my until l>eeenil„-r :tl, Ix'.iil, bnt j ducl.ir St. ppcl fum sr.I. an! put Lis fr..„. the lirst .!»y uf Ihe cuniing ceu- ' hea.l down t. wur.l-   the   uiiin's beart. , lury it will no lunger be l.-.'ul   len.ler, j
II ha.l cease.I t.i lust ' Tlie "kreii/er " bus In-eu lu exisiem-e i "i'ea,!'" 1,1-aai.l l.rieiTy. sim-e the rift-.-iilh century, taking ila ! A   tear  gli"teueil    on   the   gnat Is    nunie, .,f ,'uurs., fr.n,, tne cross wliich ]
Icalhi ry chi-« k. it l.ure   in   co.uiu-iii with   iu:iny other
'He" wss   white,"  He auid   thickly,    ciin-      It   circuUlfl   fn ely  in  North
"clear till.iiitfli.'   riien he put his han.l    a- aell as S>intb (¦.-ri.iany at .ne time,
t.i 111"  eheek   an.!  »ipd away a tear   ' but for some tweiiiy five yeara haa nut , "When   au   army    «..|.li"r    ,lie«-   ^"    been   current    beyund    the    .\uatriar ^
l.ew.ntou, I s'kinii at   the  •erireanl.    frontier —Iv.indon Chronicle. "Yea,"   aai.l  the Ker^eout. -'go ou     -   	
he .leserves it," r^.t ,<n 1 niinmis.
——— Many   of   th.-   cast..IT   nuiforms   ol
Over 111 the gnar.l-stali.iu   th<-T list      Ku,/lial. a«l Iters »ie ,.xp,,rtd Ui.ifrica
eued Ul the ahota aoJ   louked op, fur tradtui; parpoao* with tbe KalBra. I
V.
s»,\-TiAi,.i iiEi'i'nA (Spe.'ial;, ,siiinnione,l I'.v Mnjiir-lieuernl ,><halter, n nu-etlns was Il.'l.I   hi.re   nt   lM'n.l.|,iai-|.'rs,   un.l   In  tl,,.
I-ri'sei I I'vi'ry .-"inninn.llnK  uml u„-ill
cal nnii-er lit the l-irtli Aruiyr.iri.s (ii-i,.-rnl shalti'r reail u ,.,,1.1,- message Iruin S,-i-ri--
tnry .Miji-r or.lerluu lilin. nl tin- r Miunen-
.Intlon ..( KurKe.i„.(o.n.'rnl Kti'rnl.i'rir. to movi' th,. nruiy intu the Interiur. I.. Nan I.uls, where il Is hi'Ullhi.r.
.-Vs   u   r.'snit   ..I II ..nli'r"i,.-"U,'n..ral
Shurter wlll Insist ,i|..'n th" linin.-lhit" willi.Irnwiil ..I II,.' arnivN.irll, within Iw.i W'.i.ks.
f'ololiel   lloox-vell's  i.eller.
A- sn ,'x|.ia,i„tl.in ..I tin'sltuull..n tli» f..|l.iivlni! Ii-lt.-r In.Ill ('..l.i„i-l I'l,H,,.i.,r.¬ il,..i-ev..|l. i-.iiiiiiinn.llni; 111" l-'Irst Tavnlry. 1 11,1 Sl„,ri.-r, w„s loin.l.-l l.y tl,,' Inl-
r..r |<nl'll..ati.in: "M,ij..r-ii,.u..rnl Slinller:
•-.•<ir -In   a n tiiii- ..I  Ih" k ral nml
, ll.'al ..III -s .-,,11.'I l.y v-'il ,11 III" pnln.."
till-   iniiinlhn   w"  wcri'sll, ns v..11   kn.-w,
iiiiiinlii,.,„s In v|i-w III wliiil -h.iiil.l 1." .1	
with Ih" nrmv, T" l,""|i u- lo-r--. In th" ..|.illl.Ill .ll "'vrv .itll.'"r ...i,ni,oin.llii« a .livi-l'.n .ir a t.rU-n-I.., will Hlni|.lv Inv.ilv" 11,.- .I.'Sir,,.'Hon ..Illi.iu-nii.l-.
riiiT" Is ,,,, |..i-ll.|..p'us,i„|,,r not shlp-
l>liiK i.ni.'tl,-llllv II ,111" .-..iniiiuml N.-rth
al      V'-ll.iw Ii.v.-r..iisi-s nr,'   vrv   li-w
lull uvulrv ilhl-l'.n. wh'T"  I   ....nuimnil
.,, Ml," tw..|.rliiii.li'-, nn-l   11..1  .'in'  Iriu'
.-ns.. ..f vi-lli.«   l,-v"r Ims   iiri".!  in  lllls
liiv,-.1..,I,   i'!n;.\'l   n,l,..nn       s..|il   to III,'
l,.i-|.|lal ul Slli..„"v, wh"r" Ihev huve, I I,e- 1I..V.., .'..ntra.'t.'.I li.
'lint In this illvisl.in ll„.r" hnv"  1 llf-
ti-i'ii liui,.lr".l i'i,-"s ..I ninhirla f"vi-r. Nol a mnn tins .lii-.l fr.ui, It, l.ut tl,"Wl,"l'< cnn- niuml Is SI, n-i-iilo-ni'ilnnilshutti'ri'.lns t..lii)
rl|.,. lur ilviuK- Ilk" r..tl"iisl |i wl,"iiur"al
V.-II..W   I.-v.-r  ..|,|,|..i„|,., Ii,-t..n-l  ..I  n   fuk,-
"1-1.1 1,-, Ilk., ill" |.,-..s,.nt,-irik"- us, as It
Is I...,I,III ll. II w" siMv h.T.' at ll," l,"li:lit .it II,,. .|,-k,i,..s s.„s..i,, AuKUsI nii.I tl,,' l,"Kln- 1,111,:   ,'l   S"| l",iil,,.r.    i,in,irunlli,"   nunlnst
niuLirUI f,.v,r   I-   n,„,|.   Ilk" .|ii„rii,ill,iliitf 1 ll"ii'r,il s. M. V. V 1;,  wl„,  r itlv  re-
,ii.'„llijl Ih" t,,..tl,„..',.-.     Ml  .11  n- i,r r      lMr,,.-.l     lr.„n     S.-uitl.iu-,,.   wIht,-   li"    was
t.iHu'ns -...,„  „-   II,,- Kiilli'.rltl.-nt   W„s| ¦   '   '          '    '       ^'       '
•H" kn.-w fpvn tl," r,>|>ortsol "om|.et"i;l offlcers ami Irom |,.'r8onal .il..servatl.in thnt the nriiiv Is unnl'l" l" move Inl.i the Inter¬ iur an.l thai Iher,' are no larlilll.-s lor such a in.IV" II Hiteniiit.'.I, anil thai It coul.l n.it I ". alteni|,|.',l nntil t.... late. M.in-ovi-r.ltie I...SI ,n.-.||.'al aiithurlllis ,,r 11," islanl eay that wlth..nr presi-nt ...|,il[.,n..i,t we ...inl.i n-I llv.' In the Inlerlir .Inrink- the rainy s.-asun Wilhout loss-s Ir,iin nmlarlal le%"r, whi.-I, I- uln,..-I ,is ,l,.a.llv ,is vcllew lever.
¦Tills iirniv n,usl l'e'ni..v"ed at onceor l-.-rl-h. A-tii-arinv ,-an l.e salelv n,,ive.I II..w. III.- i.i-r-.'iis r"s|...i,sil.l" lor j.n'vent- liiK s„.-l, a in.'V" will I-" r,>s|..>t,sil,le lor the unn -,—nrv l.--« .,1 main Un.usanils ,'l llvs. ¦ililr oi-lnl.-ns nr.. th" r.-enit ,>l ear.-lul |."r-..nal "l--rvntl,,n. an,I th.-v nre also l.as...l on th" ,inanl,n..UK o|.li,lon ol our nieil|..al om.-i-rs with Ih" army, wbo un.ler- slaml the sill,atl.inal'siiliiii'lv.
".I. p.-r.I Kinl, »lsj..r-(i"n"ral Volun¬ teers,    (¦..inniamllnK   Flrsl   IHTlslon  Filth
•¦,l.i' Iinii's, Mujor-di'iiiTul Voluntis'rs, Coniman.IInK I'r'.vl-|..nnl Iilvlsl.m.
'A,Inn 11. Chatt..". Mi,j..r-(i"neral, Com- mniiilliik' I'hlnl llrlt-aile, ,-. ml   Iiivls|..i>,
¦¦Samuel s.   snmui-r,   llrlBn.Ili'r-Oeneral
V..lunl,."r>.   (• niun.IliiK   First    HrlKa.l".
Ciiv.ilrv,
¦Will I,,iil|..w. Ilrlira.ll"r-li"n,'ral V.iluii- li'iTs. I'.'inninn.lInK First UrlKu.Ie. Se....i,.l Iilvl-lun.
A.|"ll'"rt Aini-f, llrlBn.Iier-llenoral Vel- ,ii,ti-,'rs, (¦..mtnan.llnt: Itilnl DrlKnile, FirsI Iilvlsl.'ii.
•I iiar.l W 1,   Urlga,ll"r-li"neral Vol.
nnO'iTs, r.i.„ni„„,Iink- llo'CIt v ,,! Sunlluno
'¦¦|h",..l.,re ll....-"i"lt. ('..l.'nelConiniun.l inn s i„I Civnlrv llrlira.l".'
M,ij..r M. W. W..,"l. Ill,' ihi..| Sunt".Ml ot th" Flr-l   Plvisi..!,,   -all 11," nrmv mnst
.l.liiik.- wilh   "iniihilsls lo ni-.v" itsell."
(l..i,"ral   Ami's   has   -"i,t  the   |.,li.,wlnK v'ulil" Uli'ssni,-" ti, \VnslilnKt..n: "Th" H,moral.I"   ChnrL's 11.  All.n.  \sslsl.
ani S",'ri.turv ul Ihc Nuw:
¦¦I'hl-nrmv Is Ini'SimLI", lii'.'uus,'.,| s|..k. 11.-ss. Ir..m mnn-hlnK unywIoT". ,.v,."|,| to III" trsi,-|,.irls II II Is ever I" ri'turn to tlo' rnitcl stuti's II  must ,lo so al once.'
SANTIAGO ARMY ORDERED HOME.
Fever Mriek,-!! Kor.-es ,\r,- lo Ile tlronicht lo  Mi,iilauk  I-,,Inl nt   lliii-e.
W«-niM,l.lV.   II.   C.   ,S| hill.     |i,.,'uuso
,if Ihe |,"rlloi,s ,',,„,lill.,,, wlllell hn-..v.-r taken th" I nlli'.l Mates Ir.ioj.s In SMnthiijo.
an.l tl lo'.l   l.v   th" .'rv .'..inlnn   n|.   Ir..ui
men losslnj; Willi ri-v"r. In., nilniliiistratlun Ksve out a t.nlli-liii wlii.'h sturll.'il th" ellv Pr-sM-nl M..KIi,h-v, ulier a "onlereu.-e wiih Si'.'relnrv l..in»j an.l  S.-.'retarv Al«er,
toi.k   aeli'ii,   r.ir   I r,i,n|.t   Irunsler  of
Shnft.Ts r..r,'i'st.i M..|ilnuk  Point, I,, I.
I'l,,- l.nilelin r",-lt",l th" niiuil."r ol Irans- I'lirts .11, hnn.I ut S,inll„,<.i, ami onler.'.I Ueneral shafter's met, vli..v.l from liirtln'r .llllv al .SanllSK'". Ib'r" Is Iln, liuilelln In pari:
¦War Iii'iiirtmenl,        1
¦ A.ljiilanl-lii'n.'ruls (ini,',-, -
¦•AiiKUsI -I, islis.     I
•¦Tli"He..reli,rv ol War has onler.-il lli'i,- eral SI,niters tr...i|.s r..||"v",l Irom Inrther -lutv In SantluKo as lusl as truns|..irtntl.in I'un l.i'|ir.'vl.l".| mill th" transFiT "I Span¬ ish pris,ners wlll n,lmll ,'l r,>iluetlon ot Ihn
"Ano'rlean   lruiis|...rts   n.iw  ul Sanllago will sail  l.ir N.'W Vurk   ns fa-i as tto'v .'Uii
I' nit..rtal'l\   .ii,il.,irk...I.      I'l,,-   n-sl   al
Montauk I'.iiiit will pri.par" thos" SCSI.ne.l troops lor the i.,im|.:ilK„ „i.-alnsl Ilsvunn, In whi.'h th.'v pr..Illll.,y wili Ink,' purt. The tlrst trnt,sporl lelt Hanllauo Thursiiay. Tho movi-nii'iit Is ,'>p",'l,'il to he ..omiili'teil hy Auk,1st 20. Five IInlIe,I stall's vuluntecr ri'KluKuils. luimnio's, huve hi'on onlereil lo Suutlnjii lor Karrlsi.n ,l,ilv, Thetlrst has alreailv nrrivi-il, th,., others nre LeiiiK pnsh,',l forwunl „s rupnllv us transporta¬ tion ,-un he hirnish.'il."
VoiiiiK In I'oiniiiaiel hI Montauk.
WisnivoruN,    11.   ('.    |S hih.-MiiJor-
M. P. V 1;,  whll r itly
I'lul" Ilo t I,..me.
I.llli..
¦ir
llairihe Tr»<i|i» May IMe.
- kept liep' It Wlll ill Hll   huninii
pi.ssll,llllv II. I an ni.pnlllni; <I|siister, r
ttie-i,,i.'e'..ns |,..n'estliiisi,. Hint .iv,.r half thesrmv.ll k,-pt io-re ,liiriii,; the -1,'klv si-,is..i,. nill .11...     Ihls I-11..I   ..„lv  l.-rrllile
fr..|l, Ihe -Inlolp-illit of the   lll'llvhluHl lives
l,,sl, l-iit It mi-nn- ruin Ir<,ni tl," st,in,lpo|i,t I.f Ih" nillltsrv "111,-1,'U-'v ,,f 111,' II..wr .>! th" A,i,.-r|,-i,n nrmv, fiir Ihe Kn'ul   hulk   of
the r.-k'illnr- nn- I  wllh vn.
¦'Th" M.'k list, liiri.'.- th.-nnh It Is, 1-1, ,1-
llii; -milll, air,,r,l 1,1,1 n hiliil In,lev..I tl,",le- |.|lilntl..n ..f the nrmy. Not ten |..'r .'"Ut. lo-i' tll |.,r a,-live w.irk.    Six we-ks  ,'u  th,'
M„, ,,-t,   f,ir   In-Ill ,   or   .-Is-vvln-n',
wh.-re 111" veil,,IV l,.v..r i,'.-rin .-unm.t pus-i- llv pn.pnKiit". »,,ul,l nink" Us nil ns   III   us
llKhliiitf I.S. iil-h- us w" nr.'  un.l -.nij.'r tu
luUi'S l.-n.lim,- pnrt In the ur-nl .-nmpniun n);nil,sl II,iv„i„i In Ih" lull, .-\.-ii II W" nre i,..| alh'W.'.I 1,1 Irv l',irl,, lli,..i.
Kepi There Mlllloiil   llhj,',
"W"  ..„„ I."   ',,..^.,1 N,.rll,, If   I,
  will, ,il,s..|„t" s,il,'lv I-'il lunlrv,
altlioiltfli, ..I  11-". il w-i,ll-I hnv" I  lu¬ ll i,il.-lv liett..[ It IV" l,u,| l„-,'n m,,v,l Nurth 'irl.i I'f-rl,i 11I.-..IW,, weeks aifi. Itthere wer.. any ..hj"..l In k.'opInK us her" we W,,1,1,1       lil-e        vll'iw        fever        Willi       SS
miu'li    111,lill,-n-h is   w"     fu Ih'Is.
Illll     then'    Is     I I,j",-I    In    It,        The
f"ur l-iimnn,' n-^-lm"„ts ur-len-I hen- nri'-„HI,-I,.nl I., cnrrls..,, II,.' ..|tv „ii,l snr- r..i,ii.Ili,v I..wns. nn.l th.'n. Is nl.-luielv II,,till,,,;   I,,r   IIS  tl,  ,1,1 li.T", nml Hot,'has
II,,I I II sll Ill" ,'ltv  siirn'loh'r,"!      ll Is
Imp,,—II,I,' 1,, ,i,,,v,. |,ii..|h,.|nt"r|..r.   Kv.Ty
shinitiL-   ,,f   ,',ini|, ,|,,i,l,l"-thi'sp'k   r    In
,.iir pn-.H,-„i w-iken.'.l  lltl..n, nn.l, anv¬ il-,w, III" liiler|.,r Is rnlh..r w.,rse thnn the e.inst. ns   I   liave f.iiimi   liy   lu'lniil   r 11-
li„,.-,li,-   li'vr, wns   ,,r,Ien'il
1,1 Ink „i,„„,i,| ,il  ll„',-,iin|i   eslnlillsheil
nl M'Oitniik, b. I.    l!rlk.-n,lier-ll ral llan-
iliill will u--lst ilenenil V..iinK In th.' lul- ininistrall'in ol alTalrs nt Ibe eninp.
Hhntler uml  Uoosevelt  lleliukeil,
W'AsiiiMin.N, ll.e. I Spe..Inn. - Secrelury ,,f Wnr lliissi'll A. Al..-er onlereil a s"vi're reprlman.I   s.'nl   I.i   lienerul Slintter,  the
r „,i,n.lln«  (1 ral   at   Snnlhixo,    Th"
ileniTMl has muili- tivo Kruv" hlun.lers in It,,'.iplnl.ii, ol the I'ri'sl.h'iit uml the War liepnrlinenl.      Ih,.-..   un.   tl„.    pi'milttlUK
..f (Ienernl K.-nls r.-p-.rl I  ma.h' I'Uhlli'
nn.l III-,, the tuets nh'iut Ihe great illslress nt Siinlhurii unit the neeil f,,r the removal ,,t ,10- eulire nrniv, rolonel lloos,'V,-lt was Im-iu,1,',1 In the n'primauil,
FOUR   PERSONS    DROWNED.
A    lloni  llelonKlna   lo    Colnnel    llii|>|ierl, .lr„ s,Ti, I   U'llli   fHlal   Itesulla.
A InrK,. i-r-iwil of New Vorki'rs went tothe
ll-hlUK' hnnks, olT New .lersey, tojoln In the
,    Ie-ilvlti"s ol I.n,lies' Hay ot Ihe N"W  V.irk
FIshlni; ('luh,    liisleU'l of n'turnliiK hy the
ferry  L.tiiiftheni   a pl,',l tls'invitation
ol Ciiiiin.^l ,1,1.'.Ill lli,p|i,'rl, ,lr., to n'lurn to New V'.rk un hi-sl,.um vaeht Alhatmss, Tho vn-'ht wn- an,'li,in',l In llMritnii Iluy, nliuiil I'lisi vnnls awuy fruin the hanks, nml Ih" purty hiiarili'il tw,i li,,als 1,1 he roweil iiUt 1,1 li"r.     Th"   wilier  was vry  roiiKti,
ni„l  I the leinin   wns swainpeil  hy the
lik-li wnvi's,     Fiiiir of II iKht npauls
hi'slthv us nny I'umi's ul this.'n.l ,,1 tle- Islun I "«„ I,"
"I writ"  unly    luso 1  ,<unn<it see „„r
n,"n, wli'i iiav" I,,iorht s,. hnivelv ami who have "III,in-il "Mreme hnr'l-htp uml 'lan¬ der-,' n„,',„npl.lnliii.-lv. K-i I.l il.'«lr,i,'ll,,n with,oil   -trivinir. -,   ti,r   n-  tie-  Inme, to
avert n ,1,,,,,ii ns feiirl,,l n- It I- uni ,'ssnry
an.I iin.l-si.rv...|.    \..nr- n.s| ifnllv,
¦I,, ;..,...1,1.  II.„,M.vt.ir,
"(',,l,,|,el (¦ n,un.lli,i.- First IlrlKuiIe."
Ari,-r I',,1,11,'I l|,i,,s,-vell hn It.iken theln- lliativ,- all It," Am.-rh-nn k-i,"rai olliei-rs nnlti-.I 1,1 u noil,.I roMii u.l.In'slcl 1,1 ili.,,. .'rnl Shnfter,
The "Itonn.l   llohin -'
It rea,I
¦W.', Ihe un.lerslKneil ulll,'.-r-, niuml-
Inil III-- vari,,11s liriKa,l.-s, .llii-l-.n-, .-1,-,, of
the ur-i,v ,.f „p«t|..n In luhn, nr" .,| Ihe
uiiui,l,i-.,i,-,,plii|,,n tliat I hi-armv si,,,Ilhl he nl ,-n— luken '.nl ..f th" islnn.l ..|r,iha ami
nil.
..ast
,,f the I'liit..! stales;   tlial. II  "an l.e  ,1
will,..Ill .lnii«..r I., the I pie nf ll,,. fnlieil
Slat — ,   thnt   v.-ll.,w f"vr   in   Ihe   „r„,v nt pn's.'nl   Is   „..l   epi,|"i„i,.     Ihnt   th.-re  ore
Hllle.i  I.r a iMho.iI   Tea. lier.
Al Aii.-iliirkH. iikli,l,.,i,oi. a ...i-.re.I nmn name.l Itarn-ll wn- kllle-I while trying |.. enter th.. r.",m ,il Ml— I'h'e'he SMke,, h s,|i-...l l,-n,-h, r at tii-,l pin,-,-. Ml— st,,ke- heart hi'ii al a «-iii,l,,w an-l tln-I sli shuts lulu his |„„|y. kllllni; hin, inslanlly.
Aauiualilo  In llie |-ro|>rr aplrtl.
AKUinal'l'ils i„ii -,, l,nn,pll-,us n,,w. He aske'l lienerul Merrills p. rml-lm to ninr-ti 1,1- no*. Uj tfi„,n|-h Ihi-.iiiih Ma nlla wh'-i, lle-Tllv full-, nnl aunl- 1,1- -I   lulo .reKii Ils   un.ler
l'i the sivuiiipe.l lioul Wire Frank Hup- perl. Mr-, nil,I T. Fn.hweln. her Iwo ,liiuu'hli-is, ilerlrinl", tlllei-n venrsuhl, an,l Kmiiia, thiit.'en vnrs ohi; her s,in, (111., 1' Frohweln, ,Ir.. six vars ohi; l„.r nl.-ee, Annie Sleiienlii'hnn, .-iKhlxeu yenrs ohi, HII.I IWO snlh.rs wh.'se names were nut kn.iwn.
I'lie |...i,ts nrriv.-I In timet,, snve Mr-. Fniliwein, Frank Il,ipp,.rl ami the two Sllll..rs.     Hot Mr-  Fr..l,wel„'s tw.i ilnuith-
l.-is, h"rs.,n„,i,| lo-r sunk hefoni the
men In the wulur hml Leen alii" In n-aeh then,
l.leul,-i,e,il  llol,son   I'lesi,I,-, nl n Meelll>|;,
Tl," Mi-lr.,p..,lltan iip..ra II..11S1-. nl New Vurk I'ltv, wa- tl,r-.i,i;",l will, a vast iniilll- imle ,,1, Thurs,luy  nlKht, when  l.l"Uleiiaut
II.ill-,III  presiileil Hi u n ilm;,if Uo. New
V,,rk S,il.Ilers- ami Snll-irs'   Fuuiiil,¦<  Pro-
|,.,'||ve Ass,,i-|i,l|,in.    Th liUK wa- hehl
f,.r  the  piiri I   ini-int; fuiil- lur  th"
,l"sllliii"Iaiiiil,i's,,f ll,esul,ll,-rsnn,lsall,,r-
wli,, an' In tlo-   s"rvl f  tln-ir  "..unlrv.
I.ienli-iiant    l|..i-...„    n. -,-lve,I „ fl„ii.-rlim hlsllnu Impn—Illl hv ¦        linn vl.."
a r.-i,o,rki,l-K ,( the h..r,.l- ,f I'm-le San
KewnnI   For
The men of
1,1   ill*)  f-.r ship..
well  .le II .-f ih"
lleslro.i
very   S|
Ivere.l -p.- -nl|..r- In
llIB   (-.-r.e
1, S    tie.-l    „
inluni   .III
Au,"
.111--
l,e|,l     ;
.|.,-ep,
1   ,,i,:v.-t ,n.   lev,,-    i'.,nt
n  Mi,-r- «-,. n,"i,li,ai,-,l ) a,    laniall'-n,   ami J    N   1
-f  Ihe    11,,
< uiaaloner. lifl 10 Hewall.
The llawniian r...,i,*ls.i.,ner- l|,„n Ihe rmi-l SUte- H.-ii«i,,r- (iillum uml M,.rtfan an.l Ue; nserlalive Hill l-fl Chl- cnv-o ..n lt,.-ir j..i,ri"-v t- II- '.-.l.ilu. In spe...-li". ilii-v sai.l that Ih" l.lll, tin,/ ol the
Si' ara^-ua I'aual ha I l-een rei, lerel n -e
sary t-v the result, ,,I ,|,e w,ir
l>e|,nrl,nefil   «l„re  For   llevniie.
(hi-,,,;., meii at,., „re isiiiiiL- al.-,ul o\-iiUiil a ilepartmeni «t.,re In Havana rhen  un.ler 11,.    An,er1,,-an   n-.i; say   ihey
A (npliireil Fln( In  Wnalilnglon,
•  The s i„I ,'aplnre.I l.«ti|e IIhk has heeii
r Iv»,l al Ihe War lleportm.-nl, Wasliini;
1,111, wltl, a hrlel n,,|e Ir,,m (Ienernl shultei n- f,,||,,ws Fragment ,,f Spanish Hax .-ap- liiri-l l.y the Ihlr Ii fnll, ,1 htates In¬ lantry al S,iii Juan, July I
lleriiiiiii floiitir r'n|>rra  ('olilUraled.
All the principal  il- papers In (Ier¬ many hav- I n , ,'nlls,'ul."l un a,'e,'iini ol
11,.' |,nl,ll.-;ill,,n ,,f i'art,,.,i,s  rhlh'ulInK 11,.
Fmp.-n.r  nn-l   Ih"   p..II...-     s f   tlo'se
paper- wlll I'" pr-ise.- I un lli,, chaiK" ,,|
h'se niajesle.
Il^wallai,  Kellrs  ¦•reaerveil.
Th" I,-'-V. rnment nl H-.n,,lulu has Iran" ferre-l nil il- relie. ..I llnwulln,, r,yalty t,, Ihe   Ili-h.ip   Museum,   fearliii;   Ihal    Ihey
nilfhl I arrl",I off |,i W,isl,li,i;I..n.   These
r.'ii— ,-|.l ,'f  .I,'--..r, ,-  „,i.l in-lunia
.,f  ..nler-.   pr ni-   lr"'n    ("n-lcn   r„l'-l-,
plaie, lal.i- p. reluin- i,,yuj fnriiitiire ni,.! many oth-r aril.-les.
I'ollll. al I'rieooer* Freeil.
fieneral ,--l,nfler-enl a .Ilspal-h to the War Ilep„ri„,enl W ,i>hii,Kl-'n, slnll,,i; llmt he hal free! the p..||il nl pris,,ner. wbu Were c'lnllne.i In ll,,' vari-iu- pris',ns in San tlni;ii I'riivin.'e, ai. »..,,n as tlie troops re«,'h.»Itl,"m
FIERCE BATTIE AT MANILA.
t'laanlnB  Hanilaao.
The workoli'leaiiiiivii.e eity of Snnilai- . Cuba. Is l.'-inij push.-l wllh   Kr-nl  a-llvlly
will partly    pn-p.n-   in   chh-iii;.,   a   sti-el    M"re than-Jiai .-an- „r- 11 .ve.i i„ ir«n-
l-„il.||L«, .hip II |,, lul-a as qui-kly  *• p.,s. I p.irtlnii 1., the ouivkirtc It," -lirt an.l relusi
I ,e  and   have   11   n-u-ly   tor   ' u|siueT
II hin a mont;, . tln,e el an —tl:> H«e.l e.j,'i r ii..i imt than tinoou.
ajHinUh Colonel Mhnt.
1,1.mel  »«n  Martin   ihe >panish com-
mai, i.-r ..f I-,,n--e. l-.ri,   l;i-.,,   wl...  ai.an- .1 -n.-.| the  "lly   .,n   the   «ppr,.a-h   -¦• the
I frum th"hu,ii.».    Th.-work. Ipw-
ever, will take ...Uie Hm-    as   l.ef, re   ev.,y
huua"il's,f ll..e   ,t   irn-ai    pile   ul  rul-tilsh
Wbl'-h has ie«.u dumpe.l   mi., the   street h)
Oeneral W...„1'> .,nler>     iluUMelhe lious,* liber rui'l'lsh u le.|ni; ."illeeie.l ami home.!
Hlnc AlfofiM.  Ile4-«»»r*.
ri-ans, was ,-,,url-n,artiH|. I   ani   •hut'     The Klnir   „(  s,,a,n   1,,.   re,-.,u-r».I  from at San Jaau, I,ieuivn»ut-i -1 nei I'ul- -ou.-    hl« re,-ei,i mia -k ol ow-wcle* au-l U now l«
mltte-J aalsl'le, i eicllcM beallu
American Yolnoteers Ront tbe Spaniards Afifr a Ter¬ rific Fight.
MEIGAIISL0STI3HEII,
SPAIN'S ANSWER   \ MEPTS PEACE. ]
ipanlali Troopi I'riler Hie Cover of NKM Make m l>ea|ierale Allat-k I'fHin Ihe Atnerlraa nul|io«ln al Malale—Thoncti a Stiperior Force llie Spnlilartls Were Ilepnleeil Wllh Heavy l,oe>ea—The Aiiierl(-an Volunleere Riood Their (IroiOKl Ilr.ively. an,l Aeleil I.Ike Vel- erana In Their llapllaui ot Flre.
Ro
1 Ku
i'hinu (lly Cnl.h'l Petalls ust reeelvi'l liy .pe-lal illspatoh hunt nun Manila show Ihat a lerritl,' Iialtle :00k pla.'e ,in IheiilKhi oMuly :il,lielw"en 'he Ainerh'nns an,l Spnnlanls, at Mulute, II was nercely contesti.,1, ami n-sulti-,1 In a Spanish repulse, with «reut  livsses,
Malate is ,11, Ih" shore ol Mnnlla Moy, lear Manila City, uml has lieen Ihe out- fio.st of the Anierlean ami Insuritent lurces iperatlnKl'i.lw.-en Cuvlle nml Manila.
The Spanlar.ls chose a ilnrk nl^bt on ahhh I.l make Ihe attack, hoping to turn :he American riKlit nud retake tli,i posi¬ tion hy huriluK a superior force of .1000 nen sitalnst II.
Ambassador Cambon DellTers St-
gasta's Reply Wbicb CoDtains
Many Dilatory Reqaests.
The American lorce comprlseil the Ursl nnUallon ol the Tenth Pennsylvania Volun- ti-ers, the First Calitoruia Battalion, Thinl I'nited KtnteB Artillery and battery A of lUnh.
Il reipilreil tbree hours of llorce tlebtlnK toiIrivetlHrSpanlanls hack towani Manila,
The Amerl.'au loss was thirteen kille.l (init forty-seven wouinlnil, un,l the Spanlsb loss wus nionithan 'ilK) kllh-il ami HOU wuumled,
Kcarcly nnyuf Ihe Ain.wh'un force bad sverheei, uniler flre hi-fiire, ami Hie tmops were nimost enllo'ly volunteers, Vel thny i>i'hav,'il with remarkable steailluass an,I bravery, an,I tinally route.I n much larger 'or.'cf hunlene,! Spanish regulars.
The enemy niade u series ol desperate rushes upon Ihe American lines, hut each iluie met n hot lire that cumpelleil a basly retreat. One tletttcbineut of Kpanlnrtlstooit i\i Ils pnsltlou lu a tbick Krowtb ot hushes tloiiftslde tbe ruailwav, wlienee they kept ip a steaily Iln' upon our troups.
It wns Ibeu ilnclded to dlalodRc Ihem, nn.l a cbarKe was enlotcl. This tlinn the Spuii- lunls were taken hy surprise und uearly all weni killed or wouniliHl,
Tbe American Iroopa who made such a gallant stand at Malate arrived lu Manila Ilay July 17 un tbe transports China, /.eulandin. Colon nnd Senator, uuder com- mand uf )lrlKa<ller-l1nneral (Ireene, hirmerly Colonel of the Heventy-Hrst New I'ork Reicluient,
A lew dnys Inter they ware assigned noHlIlons at Malate, coveroil hy oue of tho l^nn'rlcnn wursblps, whieb ancbureil neurhy. The InsurRiints nave up tbo pusl- tlons they had 01-,-upled at Mulute to-tbn tmerlcaiis.
BLAME FOR HOSPITAL SHIP HORRORS
Hevrelary    AlKer   f'rovnkea    a   PIseliaalon lieiween Nhafler anil Nlernlierc.
WASHINOTON, U, (.', (Hpeclnl), Secretary Ali;er re,-elved a report from Oeneral Shai¬ ter lu response to a reipiesi lor an explan¬ ation nf Ihu alluKe.l laok ot atlentlou Klven I,I ll-ii sick ami woumleil soldiers aent Io the I'nlteil Htates on the Heneca aud Con¬ cho; also as to condlilons reported lo exist In tbe bos|i|tals and camps at Hautlaifu.
Seereiary AlKer bud Ilrst conlern-d with HnrKeon-Henerul SternherK, who dis- olalined all responsibility lur the enuill- tlons, laying Ihe hlaine upon (leneral Shnf¬ ter und those lu authority nt BantlaKo.
Oeneral Hhulter puts tbe responslhlllty nu the niedlcnl department, uud refuses 1,1 bave It laid at his door. He says Ibe Cou- cho uud Si'nai-a were ordepid to re|iui-t at Sllioney, where orders would In, Riven thom hy Dr. LeKnrde, chief medloal ofllcer, as tu tlieir inoveinunla,
Hecretary AlKer aays that tbo army would Imve h""u moved fmm HnntlaKo •oino time BKo bill lor tbe lalae statements of represeulatlves ol the uii-'llaal iloparl- ment that tbere was a plague or yellow fever lulbe eamp.
Hn
ukly
Ou
Tho Brooklyn's Ilvo-lnob guns were al. reinijunted ou Improved carriages wblh th" cruiser lay In (luautauamo Bay, Cubu The work 111 reiiairlng tbo Ironclads It Cul)uu waters Is going ou actively,
Kauvas'a Hlu < orn Crop,
Kansas li assured of n corn crop nl 200, 000,000 hushob, Heirt^. ralus have fallen al over Ibo Htate, In some sectlins the fal aTeraglag two luchea,    Tho  late corn  b
rod.
alt.
Portirjlna Kaqull
Tbo War Uepartment of Canada Is quiet ly, hut with all possible speed, pushing ar rangeno'UlB lor Incn'aalng the fortlll.'a tlons al Eaipilmault, the ultimate Intontloi, being tbe alisoriiilon ol tbe entire penin¬ sula on which the lort Is lo.'ated, and, ac cording to a uaval authority, to make al the southern surner "I Vai,..ouver Islund B, C.,a supply depul aa liupragnahle ai Olhruliar.
To  llelnforf-e   l.i
Majur-deneral Wa.le
al  Mile
NpaiiUh  I'rlaonera   "all  Fnr   llaine,
Oeneral piliall.-r un.l Ihe Spanlsb (leneral Tural, held a cunsultallm ut the Pala<''i Id Sanllnuo. Cuha, with regunl t-i the embark allun III the Spanish prlsiners of wnr.    As
a resull ol 1 infenn.i* KSW ol tin- Span
Ish sl.k and woiinded wen- taken un I.oar.i Ihe Alhaule and the veeeal lias salleil |,ji Spain, There I. to Is- no hnn-hlng ir wall¬ ing ol transports, F-a.-h will sail aa aoon ai 11 can be loailed alter arrival bore.
The
Oeneru
Mlliiary (love
1   Wll-.in   baa
|en,porary  mlliiary   O
Porlo Kh-o,
rnor
.e.-n
v.-ri
at V
.leell
or   0
Colore-il iixalmefil For Haallaco.
Tll" men of lb" KiKhih Illinois Infnnlri colored were paid at sprlnitlleld and lute, left f.ir .New Vork, wliere Ihey Will lake th. steamer Vale lo HanllaBu, TbeF.lRhlh i, the only reglinenl In the lullml HIalM Army that Is eumpoai'd entirely nl colore, men, iLi.-ludlng all th" oflr-nn..
riral Arrlvala »l Moalanfc.
Twotaiiallons ol the hlxtli ( avulry frou lb- South were the llr-t tn.oiei lo arrive a liie now camp at Monlauk I'oiut, L. I Many amoug them Tba iroo(a atti
Moniaua I oiui, 1.. I were aiek nud ailing 10 aa^oy llM) eooirut
rreolrtont MeKlnley Confer* With rrvaali Anibntaailor About PMir«..ll«ilar Praa valli That l'nlni|>or«aut CeadlHaa* Are Inrln.lod In tho Koply—In<ll«a> tiant Thai the Ileiponi* la Not tireljr CnaatUfartory—AaaniapUoB at tho Cahan Meht U Nol Askod ami durreniler la Complete — Bnaoaatloa May Konn ttecln.
Wasuixuton, 1), (', (Special),-Spain bai lonnally accepted tbe terms prop.wed by the United States nn the ImsU for tho nogo-* nation of a peace treaty.
She makea certuiu representntloni, how- aver. In regard to (^uba which aro not »n- tirely acooplahle lo the President, and Am¬ bassador Camhon was so Inlorinod,
The Preslttent Is sntlslled, bowover, with the general terms ol Rpaln'e nolo of aeeept- ance, aud, having Is-en given to uaiteratand hy Anihsssador Camhon thnt tho polnta raised by Spain would not ho Insnrmoa^t.^ abloobstaeles, he expels Ambassador Cam¬ bou to meet Secn-tury Pay with fall au¬ thority to Ilnally prepare an,l eomplata* protocol emhoilyInK In formal dlplomatlo laiik-uage tbe terms Imposed by Ihe United stales nml accepted by Spain.   The torma
First-aspaln to relinquish all claim ol sovereignty over, or lllle to, the Island ot Cuba, aud to liuniedlnlelv evaouate tha Islaud,
Hecond- Hpnin to cede to thn Untied Slates the Island of Porlo Hico and all Iha Islamta under Spnhlsh sovereignty In Ihe West Indies and to Immediately evaeuata the same,
Tblnl-Hpiiln to ,-ede totheUnlledStataa an Island (Ouami In Ihn Ladronm,
Fourth—Tbe United Htatoo to oocnpy and hold tbe cily, hay and harbor of Manila peudlnir tho conclusion ot a treaty of peaoa which shall ilcierminc Ibe e,inln<l, dlspoal- llon aud governmenl of tbe Philippine*.
Klltb-Spnln having neeepted those eon- dltlons In their entirety, ooniinlisleQors win he unuieil hy Ibe United Slates te moot ilsslonors on the part of Spain for Iba ISO of coDcIir.ling air basts ahove Indicate,!,
Preshlenl McKlnley was Irritated by Ihe methods pursued hy Spain In bar answer. The reply preseute,! by the Freneh Amliaa-
sttder Isan aceoptan il Ihe main terma,
but mills an urruv of requmla lor explana- llous. Interpretations und construetlous a* to wbat the United HIales propoaaa to do In certain contlngenoloa. WhIla Siiain Is not lila«in,l for ezertinc nil possible iliplomutlu methods to seonra mure favutablw terms, Ihe Prealdent doea not believe Illut she In lu a poaltluu In aak for concessions nml will now lake declslye ste|)s to pri'vent n loug correepoDileiiee - lietween Ihe Iwo countries.
It can Ih. slated on Ihe lilgheat authority tbat Spnln's in'ceplunco of the terms im- posi-,I Is uot contingent upon tho grantlnn ol the requests cuutaluiMl In the reply. Hpsin asks for Ihese explanatlooa beror* rbe enters Into IlnnI and formal liegutlntlolis. The President and hla Ouliluet do not feel that It Is last lo accept the Spanish reply as flnal In Ita presenl form, as It would certainly reanit !• nilsluterprelatlous by tbo Poaoe Ooinmla- slouers of Hiiulu. For Ibis reason a proto¬ col will be drawn up nnd preaented tu M. Cunibon lor Iransmlsslon to Madrid. ThU Instriimeut will he mont uxpllelt lu Ila nature.
Every point demanded hy the tjoltad States win be clearly set furtb, tugelhor with whatever conditions Hpain baa accepted. The eiplaiiallona and reqiieala tor Intiirpretallons coutalued Iuthe reply wlll be enuin.'i-ated nnd auawered. A time limit wlll then ho set, and Hpalu will b» ra- quired to deliver ber flnal anawor within lliat lime.
The roipiest that the Oubau and Porto Ilican ,lolli la referred to tbe roaoe Com¬ mission for uiljudicatlon wlll, tho ultima¬ tum wlll state, undi-r uo elrcurastauces ba considered hy Ihls Ooveruineul,
Neither will Ihe llepublln ot Ouba, or whatever government Is   eslnlillshod.   be
iiermllled to assume any part of the (lebt. 'he uialu point of Spnln's objaeliun Is to tbe faet that uo niuntinu Is made lu tbe original terms of tbu dlspoaltlon of Ibis leht,
Tbe protocol will form the basil foi peace negollallous Ilaeceptod hy Spain. It Is Ibo Prealdeut's metliud of tustlni tiM klueerlty nf Spain. Tbe prolonged oeffO^ ' tlatlons already bavo led tbe Vresldeut tO believe there may bo iublerfuge In ordet to Kttln time.
Al to the time nf nTaouatIng Oaba, ia laid lo be regarded as among tbe eoadl- Hona which can bo lelt to Ibo oomnlMloa tor llnal deterniination.
The Ainerlcau conditions al to Forto Bico, lh« Lndroneaand Manila an lielieved to beaocepteil, tmt the topics are treated tt io.nu Innglb, The provlilun us to lb« Dommlsslon Is asieutud to, Tbe eommla. Ilon tl to couslsi ol flvecomuilisloueri OB lack side, with Paris ai tbe Beetlng ploea
A City lu Forto Rloo Oaptuiad.
Tbo olty uf Coama, I'urto Hloo, baa baal eapturod by Oeueral Ernst'a brlcade, adM 1 lively flglil. Tbe Atnurioan loM waa aarm wounilod, nil mambsn o( tbe BUtaaatll renuaylvaula rolunleer*. TbeBpaniali ISM wai twelve killed,lacludlngth«iiia|oroaa' mandlng, and three ofllcen wouuded. TM Amorlcan Iroops took twu hundred piiaoa- era. This woi aci'ouipllibod by meariot ( liank luovement oiecutod by the BlltaeatI Pennsylvania, tbui euttlna off tbe Spam- lards' retreat.   The flgbl wiled H** bouiv
The Nonterav  Heaebes Maalla*
The monitor Honlerey, wllh the eoUlai Brutus, havu arrived at Marlla, PblllpplM ¦¦lands, Muub riillef ll telt by Adalrai Uewey and Oeneral Merrill, and tbaM k Inteuie eutbuilaam tbrougboot tba tati and among tbo troopi.
Alaska Prna|wiotan Parilh.
A letter received by the Alaaka OomBW slal Oomjiany, at Han Franeiaao, Get,, dated Unaliska, July 38, layi: Inlorafr Hon   received   hire   Is lo the edaVX IM
an entire pjirty nl twelve pruapooton, aalt< is*.ei   Ibo  Cnlumbia  ~ '"
Ipany, logetber with the Bev
ing  tberose
iiuva. cwflr KaploriM .U.Veb7.
Issloiiary, hla wllu and tVO uative   pllols,   hound   lur  the  MnikoTiU
lllver, hove 1 1 losi,
lleliiforerliienU to I'orto Hieo Meppid.
The Heiretury of War, Wosblugtoo, bM •topped the dispatch ol further lelntona* ments to I'orto Itlco,
The Parle Will Not Pay. Tbe Hullan ol Turkey replied to Ik* AnierliMn demand lor compenoallol for lunsi-a sustalueil by Amerli-an lubjeeli dttr* lug tho Ariueuiau inn:'Mere«, I'be reply la the eaineas that given to other Powani, repnillalluK all reeponathlltly (or tb* losaee. Unlled Htates Miulster Terrell al ConsliuiiiU'iple In Keliruary, l».», da- mao'led au lademnliy ul j|Iuu,IKM lor Ui* burning aud pillaging ol Ibe AniadoMI mUaluui al Maraali ami llarpool,
Blamairk  lloilly  Hurae^.
The larg.el pan ol ihe ,,|iy ol HUnaNk, North Iiakota, hoe lesn deairoyed by iM, The Hre starte.l ni'ar Ibo ,N,,riheru i'aolta depot, whicb waa-miully huraed,
A Hail  IfrowHlna ArrMeaft*
At Ihe departure ol the Prei^deal e* Brazil at IJaUm, Portugal, Inr BaeiM Ayree twenty people were drowned to I'olliiinn ol Isjals ,-outalulng his Irlaadt bidding bim Inrewell.
Eegllsh rimmt mm War PasU^.
The Euglish lleets have i,eeo |itil oa a tiff fooling, prepare.i to initalu l^ofd ilalif bury'i Hand wllh regard la laaala.
Wbeu Woatrwyjd la Mai Four ibouraud acre* ol vkaal em Dalryatpla larm la Morik AaAata taita laimatAkaii. .
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