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Turkish dead. Many wounded were found
in the streets and in the houses, where
they had been abandoned by the Turks in
the haste Of retreat. As regards supplies,
the Russians leave nothing TO chance.
Fighting In Cuba.
KEY WEST, July ia gentleman who
just returned from Havana says it is re-
ported that on the Sth, of July Gems. Max.
;,on Gno,oe and N;ooout Garcia 1no1;pn
very large forces, have forced Trocha and
invaded Cinco Villas territory. Thc;battle
was fought at the crossing, in which over
GOO Spaniards are said to have been killed,
among them brigadier general, supposed
to DC Mendinna. Since then another
heavy encounter has taken place, and con-
siderable trepidation prevails at headquar.
tiers. Three men Of.war put to sea in great
haste, doubtless to relieve and pick up
isolated attachments near the coast. Re-
Inducements from Spain are being got
ready; yellow fever is raging among 1900
brought out last winter. Gen. Martinez
Camos is reduced to mastery inactivity
from the condition of his troops. Discon-
tent is rampant among oil classes of Peo-
pie. The financial stringency is becoming
serious
Dissmlssed the Service.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The secretary
of the interior summarily dismissed l.. s.
Hayden, clerk in the Indian bureau, to.
day. This is the first public result of the
pending investigations and fraudulent
practices in the Indian service. The sec.
rotary says the investigation shows that
Hayden has accepted valuables and has
corresponded with Out side parties con-
corning official business This cannot en-
dure, and similar action will be taken
with all similar cases. Hayden is a Mary.
lander, sixteen years In the service. He
claims the testimony has been misunder.
stood, and asks suspension of sentence
for four days.
Statements about Negotiations.
WALLA WALLA, July 10.
Great excitement in this city over Jo.
seph's proposed surrender. Many hot.
headed ones censure Gen. Howard for
listening to talk from Joseph. but the
more sensible think that Howard fully un.
delstands himself and will do the right
thing. There is rumOr current here that
Capt. Bancroft, who was dangerously
wounded in a recent battle. has died since
it is traced to a reliable party now with
Gen. Towards command. Another re-
port says that settlers on the Pataha prai.
rie have been notified by friendly redsto
leave, that their lives would soon bein
danger. On the morning of the 18th,
Joseph sent scout named Kukulsuitlim,
a half-breed. to Gen. Howard, offering to
surrender himself and that portion of the
hostile band over which he had control.
lie said he was disposed to be friendly
from the first, but was forced into the
war by White Bird and other chiefs now
with him. He wanted to talk peace and
go to reservation, but other chiefs
wanted to 60 to Montana TO hunt buffalo.
Howard sent Joseph message stating the
terms upon which he could surrender on
the 10th, but the General had bat little
faith in Joseph's sincerity. While Jo-
scphs messenger and Gen. Howard's were
talking. Joseph with his entire force
moved away. Joseph claimed that he vss
obliged 10 sesse. but woald rrxnrn On TO-
Morrow and surrender
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