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mand OF the yacht Ansrea promised 10 Tho OF
tns graduating class bearing away tho highest honors
The recipient Of these honon 8. NJ Kane Of Rhode
20 his yacht was oneof the pissssaes Of my v,ss ana
my reception most hospitsble I am glad 10 be
able 70 state that he Is cousin OF DR.. Kane the great
will ve % glorious hmssaf and his ccuntry's ronown
-four others Of the oAss though not in the ranking
order OF scholarship on the yacht With hm--H w.
rcMee OF Kentucky. H. Waterman, Of Rhode Islsnd;
= Turnbuil and VIM H. EMORY, OF Washington, d. @.
FIVE more agreeable and polished young gentlemen
rarely DO found They thslr own boat, and alto
Oft
NsrRuUuSo oruckRs
There are ninstccn onncers the various
ships acting a. Instructors All these OF
flagship Macedonian Lieutenant Commanders B. Luce,
y. r. Luh I. o. Suurdgc. X H. Bradford, Theo r.
Kane and X. 8 McCook; on the Savannah, Lieutenant
commanders John waterz John 8 Barnes a. =. Cross-
the Marblehead, Lieutenant Commanders Richard N.
Meade, Jr, and d. Green; On the Saco, Lieutenant
Commanders b y. Taylor and n. O Mathews; and
on the WINNIPEG Lieutenant Commanders w. e. Stanton,
d. scard aud N N Farquhar Nest OF these names will
be recognized as those who have made for themselves
established regulations In the naval service.
OTHER OFTIOERs
Paymasters surgeons ION the stsamersj engineers
constitute tho remaining officers PaymastcFs Thomas
harsien, H. Leroy jones w. W. Woodruff, j N. Fair
field and Thomas Shsrwin the representatives tho
represented by Surgeons George H. Cooke Joseph Hugg
George A. Bright, j. :. Ramsey and VIM MeMsmirie
DEPARTURE Ard DESTINATION.
No precise time has been upon for leaving here
II II probable tho fleet will sail before the end OF the
week Meantime their presence hero gives agreeable,
lively look TO the harbor, and the besting OF drums
shpboard and the ringing OF the hair hourly bells suRgest
memories Of the war period and frequent ling OF the
harbor with naval neets. Tue nee win 20 directly
to Portland Me- at least that Is the present oxpecta-
on ana thence cruise mainly back and forth aloag tho
NOrhern
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AnGAssAs -Governor Murphy has ordered IN election
In this State on August for three conGressnisn and
two Supreme cour, Judges
Er.Gcv0xos AyrsEw.--Ths friends OF sx0oysrror
Andrew of Massachusetts, talk o. running him FOR con
srsss next fall
TN Irov-ClAp oAgw The rosimasisr Of welborn
Flcslda could no, taxa the tssf osth and resigned
No white man white womss IN town could take i.
A last, wanting Poet once badly, negro applied
10. bat when the oath resd to him aud explained
ronpsy rspied.-.r cant take u. was rsrvsu, aud
confederate sod.er dgribg the var All nv sentiments
ere sxainr them aud wont have the place.
Nosrs cakoIrs --Ngor Robert Strange, ~ Whining.
ton il msaiovsd a. candidate for The Oh " Ii.i.
texan, Governor, jus, established 10 North Carolina
rm vssxosr ssyAIossnrs "A new candidate for
one Of The sess,orli vass 10 Congress. wtrh the IRE
ssss Vermont Legisistur. has 70 n has arisen Gs1rge
nsssh al prssss, pinr-r to Florence = the lss
asplrHnt NAMED.
rxsssrLsA<sa SsssiosssIr The Republican Cosyen-
ton o. sues ca,y instructed Their representa-
uves 7, support '-yetacr Curtin fsr rstsd states
ssnsscF.
A pprcctr FrlI -Rsdibs ~ $500 urs., an, a.
cumsaacss IS uncertain susmsss, but riding two which
run In dasrens directions muse very svsnirs % AZ,
,vs.r the editor o. the Clark e-,utv w. 1sro,st,
ssy, tia, while he Andy johnson -csmss,er b :
radio~, Republican editor
~. pv-~~~~4 c4svAnss : Afheugh ss~san /. =.
oos take plscs cnti the secoad Tuesday In October 10.
campaign In rsuisylvsnis 10 going vigorously on
shlrd candidate, 70 b conservative republican snp
sor,ux the Prsaksss policy vas promised some TIM
40: bai The schsne appears 10 have bsen ssssscse<
ssd Il a. stated Dat Senator cowAn has urgss 80 On
po,esls Of radIcssm 10 unite IN supporips ,s"v ciy
Il mar. The a@uocstie aominss. OF rspsan xss.s
which supVost he rr.sidea, ,hs oy<n -.
he rasssns R,ps,ics~, The IrSssy xsss~ =. sun
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Centenary 81 a.,s~Si.-.

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Departure OF the UAfted states steamer
swatara On hsr FoEsiga Csaise-'rss
Naval School snip Fleet.

OUk FoxrkksS nOhkOk CORRESPONDENCE.
Fosrxsss MosRox. Juno 20 1898
Tho United States naval steamer Swstara Lieutenant
Commander Jeners which has boen undergoing repairs
for some te past At the Portsmouth Navy Yard has at
length started on her intended cruise. She goes from
hero direct 10 Cronsad and In her absence wi mako
all the leading ports IN Europe She expects TO be gone
about ana Is tho only naval steamer belonging 70
the government, tina, ha, permission 20 have steam
all the while The twelve young midshipmsn who were
with her In her cruise will 10 out with her II
will DO remembered that, In accordance with = pet
theory OF Assistant Secretary Fox these young mon
were selected from last years graduating class tho
Naval Academy, 20 give them thorough Instruction IN
the department OF stears engineering
appears that the naval propeller Ssco OF the Naval
School ship Fleet needs quito extended repairs aud she
"a detained nt tho Portsmouth Navy Yard fot The pnr
pose Sone ten days viii be required 10 complete che
repairs, but the rea OF the heet will wait far bcy
bat leave doubtless this week " has been decided
10 make the first stopping plaza after leaving New
port H. L. instead OF Portland. Me, heretofore stated
very handsome letter, learn, has been written Licg.
tenant Commander Luce, IN commend OF tho feet Tor
the ptonpt aud efficient IN which ,hs frgs,e,
Macedonian aud savannah wsro repaired under his
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Foal.sss Mosnos, June 90 1865
The Naval Academy deet started out Tor its summer
cruise At nine O'Clock this morning The ss OF the
harbor was made III splendid style. the rigging and
yards d the vessels being filled with the cadets unfung
sis and going through the usual preliminary duties
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havs got our topsaiaa,mss,s do~u rhis e.eatsg the
wind 70 blowing gallo and ~ !. gcssing cead loo
ArnL H.-1his morning the wcsther 10 cold, wilhA
cold wind--ood for this This afternoon goa
up our ssrbcard anchor. Ths evening al sir O'Clock
Holland captain board aud stayed about two
hours leaving near eight O'Clock, We got down
forsopmast and arc going 10 scrape IL this afternoon
Afnn 1--we arc getting ready 10 send down our
foreopnASt. We have two sets OF masts and rigging
aIof tho other deck be used case q acct.
dents this afternoon. We ara clearing swsy top.
gallant rigging can't write any moro this mail
Send letters and papers
AT latest accounts the BROOKLYN 70 proceed 70 The
Island OF b. Eslena--Ep. HERALD.
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spanish rssssslsss Rpissspsi service
Yssess1ar.

kervoes y sfsasb, socordisg 70 The rso,sstsst Ees
carsi form sss held Sunday morning "a bsrp.. ,sa
o',oos, In the ciagsi o. The uaivosy Of sss ve~t
nsIy Prinies card the ssiDsc. Hsyi~d he or
vice . tha, o. she cs,ss,s Apss,sIe csarrh q "a
James Arss The usual nsovrlns Ferrsvs the pssfs~
no.. Aaxsi Mos choss fos b. he sri couu zsss
% W Dssiazls Ne stated shs b.t. three xy~.s
svs ~ s1ie'y nsmsiy, .sb.ry ,dslsisy sna ooaf~~-
500 W. rsnarks on lie hf1 xhsr~ fkst 10 lasosigsx
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ssoaid be~0ms ~svsi~es spsssiaa N bssissry
As estofisa HI hearers 70 rssA ibs serfc.
fnrs, ef~n, - - " bee sDsarfwns thsa
cune h ~ ScS How n@ny q yoa thsnx n
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fv1sfas ~ The ffs4fAs n tie sesa fhsx tks
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tTsa 4 Till 90 = mssa
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A ~ Collar dinner lass year thsre wsls W. -
koWa c,mpsln Of isck Of food had the number sssn
~ lass san W found NJ The nrst aYsiols on 'hs hs
fons hisksn-wss brought In bowl holding 9srt y
s,srrs sDoa hsif an inch thick " inch ard ball
sass sna consisted Of none nut ths choice Nsoes %
hxa fsusrs blr6 Of America All ths dxoes % what
svsr cassclsr wsss thus cut 40 snd bron9hs 10 Nmss
tnws~ .srs -ass 49, disbsx we're eFraxkt xtks sAms
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Nov-m.ats af the Unisea states st.a..
Brooklya.

ouE sAyAL CorEEsroSDEScs.
rsirsD STATES FLAGSHIP BrooKIr-
Nss BcrSos Avass, April Is, 1899
4 ,.rai <ypsste,', ESpsi.rr, on Bcarc kos.ef.
Wa -Frmifio <ao'nt. Of Ds,aas sa,peesyd- "A
Psmpero -Spsnsh and Englih Nara, OFFERS vi,a0s
Ssst,.r-D7srrg, (,o. kos,rd,.. and lrrissi Al
Ru,,r. Ays.,. fsn@,,a Eaos o. Hssr-Th, AsmGsl
ss B.arS- III rni,s saf,, !st,am,r waIr g.
p,Agr
noSrsvr0so Uruguay April Ill received one letter
to.dsy, bat Eopsper.. You don't know how much our
boz. Ike !. a., letter. from home, sad - Tor
pswspspers .secislv tie Hxn.fD they srs the rsfe
all over the biz an nre Jon send them, ~.
cause yea wrt Why don get them n
anybody issss them the -sy they ought o.
be keel bsula 70 day the wind " blowing
very hard 10 y the s.sn q psDpsfo Al
last the psmpso with ~ i, force. |, came
laying Inc astbE my and bfsskinr thu beautiful
ofnsm,at % ~ FEATURES AZ va, H--ths wind
ouiy knock % o. sgs.ra snaher man srd planted
me on lileoi bsmnoeAs last a. y hsd bsen lad
there On pgfGss Boz ihst no. The worst ~ Y.
yoIy Oh srn wss 20 ,hs uaop ysliing q, lsy s.@
sisrboari sne9oiT Ihsn ~ 20 at 70 'ba hfsees -.
srses TIC ~, ,hs'r er, fhsa lelly % Tgg.,ss,
on az 20 nsrrss mosnss. JoIy ~ 80 ssfP' =
lively vhea u en- vp'rh 90 deck thra..n..r, 80,
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srcr brrssissis - Eot ~ sncbos. slEe A. we Rave
~ oar ssn VEL 100 under foil hesd o. sts.a ~.
wcctd BE re ~ ioar>>s knots an bour FOR two
hesrs hsa ~ i-oF Ii - blowing very nara,
and We hsve 2 ass 10 OF rgysi sne 'syxspsns calls II
Ne DO oct vas - tsse he trouble ~ ssn1r "a town bare
:. brcoustickkf- r, shs ysrds We ls~e igss ,rv~ .
~ ssrs dsvpl1r ysfds hes been rrsohs y~sv nara
svsr Mncs hrsstAst Yoe go Don't fosyss usy Srah
We took u ~ ~ sails Al s'g4s y " ssd ~sni an1Sx
" sncho'. 70 ~ here nasr rs.nos k-rssl srai ~
morning
-. .sss'ac. MAR scrso- ARR.
Asa m-pt morning 90 set 10 AM boz and az 70 sss6
Toward hnese Asrss ,-o % ihsss miles ssn wtsys
noss st'rsoydksT 70 osrs sss eressh ~ AZ s.,r
me eris h~s ~ 'syfns - go %. bus go csns
cans Al sss ~ sss 70 10 X ~ N b,sscs
Ay-ss, ~ fssh~ svsn milss from NJ fs ~s assw 100
49,, 70 -siw - ss,ny nssrss 70 The c,'y Ths raiDa
" - ~tn. sbs drrrsl or cspfsa -sss 70 ~ ssts,s
~ 80 ~ eswdfs wssp, -hsh rskss I've " shSss
tiis.fisrssr 70, s,sa.u.u c.u. % sus,s .sa a.
Aer1rsf inircdoeed spssia rs'fsrssa 70 hen Thsy
sgd un'i Essuy ~ sss ces~es, when fb.y vers %
so@sa ths wssp an procs~1rd 10 ths ewy We ara
ssht~n gaos snss q p@ry len
Ar.s 70 Ahg~a @v@1 oteiaws N r.~4se.~y.4
rsan'nx sss . ns~v n s~sss 10 49, h..s.T
- 49, go Ft+.sef s~~sss -
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NAVY BULLETIN.

DkfACHBp
JgyH 1s-Aciing Assistant faymAslsr Charles w.
Samm, from the PanPero, and ordered 20 settle his
accounts; Acting Master Oliver Colburn Acting Ensgns
Braiey aud G Wilbur from the ranpero aud grant ed
leave 81 absence; Acting Assistant Surgeon " A. Uin
frora the Painpero, aud waiting orders; Mate W. n.
Chds from the Psmpeto and granted esy. Of absence
JUSt 2s-Acting Assistant faymaster ", w. Allen,
from Tho New Hampshire aud ordered "a settle his
COUNTS Mate II q. Bailey from the Tscony and granted
leave OF absence Mates D. connoyer, George Pres
quchanua and ordered to the receiving gbip Vermont
Commander wiliiam oaecndor and Poymasier Jas. u.
en and aaaered 10 hs tonssalon al lhe ssne tS
Commander A. q. CARY from the command 81 The Con.
stsiniiou and wait ng orders Acting Masters A white
y. II. Bacon Acting EnAgns Jas A. Braman aud las ~
Tucker from the citation aud ordered to the New
Hampshire; Acting Ensign Henry Kloppel, X. Proudht
sud chas v Rich from the Consi elsiiou aud granted
leave absence All the remain ny onicou OF the sus.
qnehauns have been deta he'd and awaiting orders
ORDERED.
Chaplain George y Henderson, 70 the Brooklyn 10 the
south Atlantic squadron.
HoSoRAsLY DfsCHAnaED
Mate liam J. Ru,d, 10 take eject july O. 1893
EXPLORATIONS AccyPrED.
Acting En.igns Chss. !. Price ssd George French.
on Aprd I, Acting Ensign william e Dasis Or the
Unted states steamer Nlpsic hldshpman Joci HAT on
June "a, Al the Na.sl Academy, AnnapolsL
MISCELLANEOUS.
Leave q sDsenoe has been sfansi 70 Acting kasiza
y. Je~ett.
wl',m Moody hs. been sppoiated Acting Ensign and
ordered to tie ANeghsny
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
CEN. SCOTT DEAD.

Every American will be panied to learn
that the old hero, Gen. Winfield Scott, is
dead. We are indebted to the gcntlemanly
Superintendent Of the Telegraph Office in
this city, Mr.. Roscwater, for the announce.
men tlat. the intelligence Of his death at
II O'Clock this morning, in New York
City, was received here at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
A man who has filed large space in
American military history for hall CEN
fury, has at length laid down his we'll won
honors, and gone 10 the better home He
lived 10 see the country which he loved
so we'll, and had served so we'll, pass
through the most terrible ordeal ever en-
coun'ered by any nation Of the globe,
with her glory undimned and Der inte-
gritty undis,urbed. It is meet that tho
hero who bore her banners to victory at
1.undy's Lane and planted them in tri.
n,h upon the halls Of the Montczumas,
should live TO see them wave again in
triumph over the land, and then, If il
must be, pass to the other world. -- omaha
Herald, Noy SOM.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

By direction Of the President an order
has been issued giving jeff. Davis the
freedom Of Fortress Monroe, the only con.
dition being that he retires to bis room at
the Carroll House at night.
This action on the part Of The Gov
eminent has given our good neighbor
on the corner Of the alley a e, of the
blind s.sggers, accompanied by a severe
gripping under the belt He is CON plete-
ly "kafomixed" acknowledges that ''lau-
guage is utterly inadequate to treat the
subject PROPERLY and only has vitality
enough left to roll his eyes-not heaven
ward-but in the direction Of an Indian
agency or corn contract, grasp bis hands
upon the spot where be. deposits his
parched corr, and faebiy excla;m. "Great
God where are We drifting tor"
We won't be positive, but We will ven
ture the opinion, and have no doubt the
Government will corroborats Il, that
the radical matron, to whose apron strings
our neighbor is attached. is drifting TO"
where she belongs-to the devil
Our neighbor should Indulge in little
catnip and Mrs. Winslow's soothing syr.
Up, otherwise those sp>sms into which be
is thrown by the doin's Of the "Goverp-
ment,' may settle into case Of chronic
"pipsy w'rsy.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
Sionx City &tgisttr
SATURDAY ..............JUNE 2, 1866.
STATE con VENTION.

A convention Of the Democracy Of tho
State Of Iowa, 10 hereby called as Dee
Moines on the lltb day of July next, at
IL clock a. m, to nominate candidates
for State officers, and transact such bust
ress As may be deemed necessary. The
following officers are to be elected:
Secretary Of State.
Treasurer Of State.
Auditor Of State.
Register State Land Office.
Attorney General.
Supreme Court Reporter.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Ratio Of representation One delegate
for every one hundred votes cast for
Thomas H.. Benton az Governor At the
election in 1865 and one for every frac-
ton over fifty. Counties having less than
fifty votes will be entitled TO one delegate.
All conservatives who favor the integ-
r;ty Of the Union. and the equality of
the States, are invited to join Us 10
an effort to save the country from its
peri!s.
BY order of the State Central Committee.
}. M. ELWOOD, Chair'n.
Des Moines, April II, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
X ASsON AHEAD.

At the election in DesMoines for dele
gates to the Republican Congressional
Convention, after a very lively contest,
the kasson delegates were successful BY
nearly 300 majority. This result, in face
If the opposition Of the state organ the
Pcgister--whieh Las no good word for
kasson, is indicative of the weakness OF
the radical Congress party in DesMoines
The fight for the nomination in the 5tb
district is between Ksssou Of DesM Dimes
and Dodge Of Council Bluffs. The latter
represents the radical, and the former the
conservative wing Of the plumber party.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

The Republicans elected hin. All
through the election campaigns Of 1865,
they approved bic course and Endorsed bis
restoration policy. ,hus getting he bene-
Ct Of i politically. Why, aftsr The s'se-
tions wore over, did they turn upon him
The answer 70 this question exhibits IN.
usual political ,illainy, and want Of love
Of country, Of patriotism. Il b THE
The Republicans turned sgaisst Johnson
because tho Demoesats sspporssd AiR-
Johnson's policy vas right. The Rspob-
licans said it vas 90; the Democrats,
though no, having voted for johnson, still
periodically supported bic policy, 10 COM
mon with the Republicans, because they
thought il Was right. and johnson had
the pleasure Of seeing himself sapportsd
BY everybody, and the country happily
united in sentiment. This Vas too peace
fol spectacle for the eyes Of the Rapub-
licans. To make discord, they turned
against johnson, and left him alone with
the Democrats.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

Masonic MEETINGS. - We learn that
the annual assemblage Of the "Ancisnt
and Honorable Fraternity Of Free and
Accepted Masons,' Zoe this State takes
place 1T Davenport the latter part Of this
month, and the first part Of the next A
Grand Lodge school Of instruction meets
there on Tuesday, May 20.h the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter meets on Friday,
June LIT; The Grand Cooncil Of r. and ).
Masons and the Grand Commandery Of
knights Templars on Saturday, June "a,
and the Grand Lodge Of Iowa on Tues
day, June 5th. These bodies are the
governing ones in their respective BRAN
ches Of the Masonic organisation, and
their meeting and action ara looked for
ward to with much interest BY the broth
erhood throughout the State.-Muscatin {
Journal