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County National hank building adjoining
Including nearly all OF the contents. cN-
rept what was in the vault Of the bank
and N G4Ohcns Il B.viiles safe. pr. "
" Payne. dentist. and PRS Nash ant
Several YOUNG men had rooms n th'
building and los, nearly all Of their rf
fleets Rcvilie & Gibbons had 5000 IN
County National hank on huilding ana
fiNtuics stsll. Nash & Wilson s5h iusur-
ancc, 1T. u. II. Payne. $40 The hhild
ngs Will I've replaced at cnCcl Tho iirt
IS supposed 20 have been the work % an
.ncsaliary ami the grand Jury Is m
4
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YACHT RACES.
Buneita Won From a Goodly Fleet WIN
a Etrong wind


Galveston. Texas, june 10 Tho yach,
race this morning was witnessed by Rood
crowds, which llned tho docks tor CON
siderable distance. In the early morning
there Was almost dead calm. hut Dt -
O'Clock when tho boats Ftarird, the wind
commenced TO hanl into the north and
hcioro the FIRST lex OF the triangular course
had been covered II MAS coming good and
strong from the north aud rapidly work
lnE INTO the southeast. A. the wind hauled
II became stronger ana The boats hAl n
good whole sail hreeae. They came gooi
and fast, only II few lengths apart and
made a beautiful sight Tho Winged Ar
row WAS the nrst To round tho home stake
heat and rhr was followed by tho May-
flower. Novel romus. fora Dean biNio,
liuncita Nellie May. cecilc and Dart IN
the order named. Standing down on tho
second round thu boHts wer" well punched
and presented u pretty marine picture.
ON the last round the boats crossed the
winning Line In the following order. Ru.
Meta. Nellie May. Swan, Dixie part
Winged Arrow, Mayiowor, Novel Cora
Dean, tomus and cecllc and prizes were
awarded accordingly.
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sOUrIiENN LEAGI-E.
SHORT STOPS.

p'risnn NJ iho tal end,
i,cN llawkrs and "Hlckciv" Hoffman
dii good honest PLAYING yesiers,v
CAPTAIN ilurus of Inc Austin tcam says
'hat ono VI his players iR going 10 tn,
bench tor MS diiaiory ana generally poor
work,
Tndny's game win coucud" tho play on
the hon" diamond nufli Ilor~ton has
PLAYED eighteen games on tho Circuit. They
open n san Antonio saturday.
Tho hill teams IN 1tNas must learn that
when an audiences gathers It a to see tho
yam" plhycd out IN the proper manner
lNory time team goes on the hrd or
attempts 10 play tor delay the patronage
is injured 10 ,1sily eNt0nt.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Several Fine Stone and Brick Houses
IN iiico Destroyed.
Hco. Texas. June 10 tirn broke Out
last night between II and !. O'Clock in
the hvery stable occupied by sam Mcper-
mott rnc names soon spread and in
legs than three hours nearly all the hne
brick aud stone business houses east OF
Ir,an and between FIRST and Second
streets Wis total ruin.
The losses are; William stephens, iiv-
cry stable hullding, 5000, no Insurance.
sam Mcpermott livery. sl20o. insurance
aNn. Mrs, l.. a. Sloyail hotel building and
store huildin. Sap1. insurance $500. house
htld goods $500. covered by insurance.
First National bank building aud fixtures.
s3Jh, insurance $500. = u. Wood, build
ing 5000 insrrace s.'Ao. r. ! Wood. drug
store sy9, no insurance. VI. II; Hogan.
editor Review, printing press and station
cry, >ior. no Insurance. Sanger Bros.
huilding $1,000, Insurance slbh. Aiken n
Galloway. damage by removing goods,
$3.50 covered by Insurance; Cole and
Altman building seo0c, Insurance yl.oo
Cole n Altman. groccrs. sltQ. covered 10y
Insurance; II Lesker. real estate associa-
ton building, damaged 500. covered by
insurance, Masonic hall. si2in, Insurance
$500, Green. llill q Co, barber fixtures.
$500. NJ insurance. q. q. Crews editor
Courier. huildin S2oro. insurance $1,000. q.
". Labor. furniture 500, insurance 5000,
Martin Bros. \ Co, damage ON stock of
goods, $500, covered hy Insurance.. Her
mau Morrison. groceries, $1,000. covered by
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GALVNsroN trKENGTnrNING.

cislyee1a.l TeNss, juno Sd john Mccoy
nas senct ias merray. upon the re-
s.-.,,7.uclus tsal H4 Mad secured his re-
lease i t3-kt Was luin iotelN Wrei
him ava b. vN 5oin the team IN Ausun.
fAai inns NiA mat rlallY strens men in'
rlsh thare IS nof iae Slightest doubt As
h.s work. arc1,lir.s ia Inc sporting IA
ptrs sa~ i.fn Hfli ,riniT tle.
Blake, afrS"i u1is 'Nsnng and brs'ow
ls expected Friday morning.
'rife team nlH ~ about IS follows when
,te REORGANIZATION Is complete |: Pitchers
lmrrs. liarlY Drsiow aud Mctoy: In
f,lifrs. iioover. Ne.t blakoy ana lNrm-
mrr. outdeli, rs. Brott, Page and Cole,
catcher. Ncalh.Cker
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l,rA,rseNn .NrNIEs-

FIRST race. t,e and ore-niif inrlcoe'-
%lr lo4tse III. A11ra s.. Geo Gee,
is ~ C.l.n>li. o.i MA 80 iieM. ia
~.ar4 N4us rr. ana cilH-t % III es-.
= fNs golh il, 4. rWaH AAssh11! ~
sr..ta.. Hanover
=. ke~- irSHirct ila. - lAf ~ 'int" >
u! laats. COZ 'erll iai n.iA-u.is W,
S.l>sle. N'strAl u bon !i'As' PASSOVER
F'a-.h ~. 5-o mile ssn.re-T rsc pc,
M4irhAsl Us Ur-krsn 10, CoVyrENi. Mer-
- Ae .~ i,r' r'.,i 49, hr- Aye t@' Ns-
- isySk a.
!nrr fiS Ie-aa a. Ptaceineh p .' Az
9, Ian IS. Sons aai Dance -. taN.AiH l.
StS.h -A,e. I'ailers~Nirk lehns7n. Peep
o INV itar~.afr. Seratrr Murphy, \ en-
IL. Nr-U..- \ t.lEA N.l u.
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AFTER TWENTY FIVE YEARS.


'i'"eS I "'' lpr 4 Murder Committed hy
TIE comhnchcs.
'lehnrne' Texas. June lO.-Georse O.
wynn, farmer living six miles south Of
me city. on Tuesday received a choe,,
Tor ssial on the United States treasurer
i ,,ar, W. hlhnG OF his brother-n-law. Dr.
~, hartley MAS murdered by Caniunche
NINA ON the plains of Western Texas
grove OF cattle he had purchased from,
sam AN u, crivor OF this city
,n is, case has been In litigation over
, hltTd states court at WASHINGTON. nr
BARLEY was formerly physic.an of III.
fflaIa ana Tonneeted with the firm Of
hruihleg ~ locketi. Mrs George W'vnn
ana sister who lives IN Tarrani oo,iii,,
arn me oniy he rs Of pr BARLEY. Coo.
nnni j. T.. Henry OF this city and Ju,lss
TTiias ii.re, formerly ccrgressman fr,r,
AieAas' %ere ~. Wynn's attorneys, ''"'
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LOSS Az nncArI,R

Decatur, Texas. June 10--Fire broke out
in the second story NJ Rev.llc \ Gibbons
harness ana saddlery store M . o'clock
this morning and MAS making great head
way when III. alarm Was given. The fire
destroyed the building and the Wise
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AT GRAvEsI,Np

New York. June i0.--Track at Grayesond
good.
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING. 40. uoggett) l6
TO h. won; Amcer. IFS, lNoble) 20 to ana
I 10 J, second: Musician, iia tiims.) to
Five furongs-Divide. 10. (sheed,) 20 10
I. Won; I-oyaietta, AIS, (poggett,) 4 10 s.
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NEGRO CHILD cREMArEp.

Oakviilo. Texas. June 1.-TWO negro
children. aged and i. were Playing in
a corn crib belonging to Steve Tullans
yesterday. In some manner the CRIB was
set on nre and the youngest chnd WAS
burned TO death.
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DAI.LAs ~ srRrNGrnlsN.

Dallas. Texas. Juno 10 The new man
agenient of he Dallas baseball team are
irving 10 ec'ur" Reilly and McRrdr. re-
equity released bv chicago. mud Morrison
third has'nian recently released by lou s.
Vile Mcbride raYt'i center nrld for Nus-
Tin lat year They are also reaching out
for a player from kerrYlc ~.
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Governor Culberson returned this even
ing from the A. and NJ. college.
Burleson county today redeemed one Of
i's 500 bonds held 10y the permanent and
$1,000 of Waller county bonds were pur-
chased for the same fund by the board
of education.
Alec Teel. colorcl. wns arrested today
ana ~ now in Jail charger with burglariz-
ing Larbrourh ~ Hicks' store Suiurdn :
night Mos, OF this stolen goods were r.
covered.
The following tax settlements are re-.
ported by tho comptroller tpIly: Bowie
county total collections. 9G.tagit, do.
lnlncnces Sil3,9S. Nuecos county. total
collections, s9,02a2i dellnuuuncios 5000 a
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Paris. Jun No. In the aul hurdle
race nj Autrul today Count Sohomherg
Was FIRST lieros Second ana kappolp
thiid. SiN horses ran.
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TIME rnrl,IAR Nnrr-

cote 2ii slnGle 293. Becker 70, Rood 81
Shnffa- - Jacobs TO- Leeson I Rankin Z.
l<linc Mccormick :. staplcton :. Hoa ii
l. total GA
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Stolen bases-Keefe co. woiover. Nc
kcever.
Batters hn--McAllister. Gear.
Passed balls--Llnd. Stanley.
Time of game--l .35.
Cmpire-konper.
SHERMAN T. DALLAS =.
Sherman, Texas. June lo.-pa'las woH
today's game. which was She worst ever
played on the sherman diamond
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circular was issued ;odny:
Adjutant Generals Office.
state os Texas,
Austin. Texas. June 10, 1876
Circular: THIS office would be eiad to
impress uron every commanding ofhcer
and organization the necessity OF attend
ing the d III ami cncampmcnt al Tyler
during the month Of July. Tho guard has
had no regular cncampmont since lS, ana
every ofncor aud soldier can not but he
in pressed with the necessity of one toinc
held annually. Not only docs his mobi-
zai on of the troops add to their efficiency
In all the practical duties of the soldier,
but the diversions aud incidonts Of camp
life give the soldier something TO talk
about until the next cncnmpmcnt is held
If subsistence had been free the oroer
to attend would have been compulsory aud
every officer and organzation unless ex-
cusod, would be compelled to attend. But
the Inducements offered more than offset
the charges for ilari. While the expense
Of each soldier may be $40 or loss, this
Office offers a suit Of uniform worth ST..
net gain of about $40. This IS outside
of the cash prizes which every organiza-
ton has The opportuni? to win.
As TO the charges for subsistence. an
Investigation of this tom win show that
they VIII lie low. The Frui. Palace as
socaton will have nothing to do with
the subsistence of the troops. except to
assist In getting proper caterers. This
office VIII lot the contract and will see
to II that value received is given. fed
the troops AZ the regular amp at Austin
for 81 cents per day. Eu, this o,oes not
include the hira Of waters and cooks
Again. thu contractor must erect moss
sheds. so as to give shade and comfort.
also they must construct tables aud
benches and furnish table ware ard cook
ing utensils. and suffer the loss Of break
eye incidental 10 such use. And all these
arrangements must be made. as the SER
vice viii be for only seven days.
The bathing facilities VIII be very good.
a large pool of watc- constructed for u
fish pond has been offered This pool is
adjacent TO the camp grolniis and is fed
y springs. Tho water row in it will be
dawn OF, all mud scrarod out and tine
bottom covered with sand and gravel, thus
assuring clear water anu refreshing
bath. This pool is from four to nine feet
deep.
II IT IS discovered that too much apathy
is displayed it might ho best to a.e ali
prize money for subsistence ani make
the order OF attendance compulsory. This
department would then he able 10 discover
tho true condition of the troops aud under
inspection or otherwise to weed out nh
these ORGANIZATIONS who can not keep up
the standard of efficiency.
This circular is oil dered TO be read to
the ccmpanv w n Nahry
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


In Port.
SIS RITA VSpan) loading for Liverpool.
vessels 10 Arrive.
s. Nueces. Mallory line, from New y ork,
- Engineer. from Liverpool.
- lielNotia. from Hamburg.
ON SHfrBOARD NOT CL.EAREn
Cotton on shiphoatd vi Galveston today.
Bales.
s. Rita. Liverpool Observation-Disclosures. osli
Mallory Inc, New YORK ...,............ 'oJ
Total today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65l'
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Total re~c pts of cotton at Galveston to-
day were .,oN tules. divided as follows;
ES barge Jules. $50 bales. 10y large ",
i.so bales.
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Ncw York. Juno io.-Ilunbard pros. &.

Ncw York. Juno Io.-IIuhhard Pros. &.
CO.'S cotton letter; The publication o. the
government, report on Tho cotton crop
has been the feature of the day. causing
a violent braak of from 10 10 IL points
from The quotations ruiins before IL was
read. AS to the acreage portion of the
report, II Is about what tho trade antici-
patod. hut the condition, g'.s per cent. is
the larS. ST 'or mary years AMI surprised
tna irhde. as they hardly expected II would
go above - per cent. The report has In
tcrsiilcd the hearish feeling IN the market
ana II was difficult this afternoon II tnd
anyone who thought Wen OF the market.
Afiet weak period due 10 a cuban war
scare and heavy southern selling orders.
the market rallied at the close
New York. June 10 The dry goods mar
ket reflected more inquiry in various di-
rcctions and some business of mod rate
Importance WAS tle result Clothing
houses heavy with woolens have shared
~ n demand for duplicates of early pur-
Vh.lses. Printed fabrics have sustained
good inquiry with advance orders for
autumn styles Printing cloths very dun
al ~
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Iti 70 ~ rrHu
w. n. Aiahry.


KEV1T'NOCTT1 TNT CTSTUN.
Mr. George a. IN lef, fer san antonio
this morning in the interest Il the Mexican
reciprocity excursion. which starts on;
en- July 5 for a twenty lpys' trip OF the
Mexican republic From san Antonio he
VIII go to houston, Waco. C1rsirana and
Dallas Things are humming AZ MI fiIs
heaiuqarters here aud his rnrrrsp oMdruc.I
indicates That great interest has boon
awakened IN his scheme 10 foster an ir-
tarchange ( comniero al relat4 ans between
Mckee ana TcNas Cons dcrhllc appre eta
ton # his July excursion l. being nani-
Tested and 1t looks now as If it would be
n grafi .nrcn.s.
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~ - TT1TN n - : : y I
Galveston ..........-...0o % D % . . % -
san ntoHio..............0o I 90 q o.
summary
EuHed rnns-Gnlveston /.
Two ha.e hliS-Bclt
strpek ont By laray Z, BY Hcrhsr, |.
vs. NfN.ns y
J'ase7 On called balls-otr Hardy ., Off
Nevns g. OF Herbert !.
Double play Kleenan, Eisey ana klee-
mnu
slqion pases sucarlngcn. Bro,t, Bolt
Watkins Hardy.
llaieis ut Ilarly, Herbert.
Time At e.,rn,--e.no.
Ilni.irt--- Alci4AMEhltn.
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REcE1Prs AND EXponrs
NiONEKNME.Nr REpoRr.

Wnshii-rton .rr,,. Acr,,,,,, ,f ,vb,nt
p, r,,,,,.,,,,.s nf ,r,,,. b,,,.s1l ,ost I'm :.
nav. ba,.n oh,,im,J rom a ..reotiv en-.
| im,.rod III 90 Observation-Disclosures ,,,,n,,,,s Is. a..
a.. ni,r,'st IL, ,,o,,',.,, ,9 of no
nrinr,,,l Min. ',hrn,i.,,,t ,hr rnut,,rv
=, w,,,s., nnr.,,,,1 ,,,'1n,i,r ~ rs,.,,,
/ o.r,.,,,,, MIN 49, al ro,'t,,,s ,.,,r ,,,.,,,,
S,,,,.,.,7oms of ,t',. ,,,f n,,,o,.y fi,,a,, 81
( i,...,,,t', ,n, , do, rt,, 49, 49,,
| -, i',,,i n.. 49,. -
Swm, ,n ,hc 'n,,j foil,rr ~, WY cro, ~,
sM.ns W tne lV,ai lnliuhr % ~. Crul II,
'rhe., ,n,,r,,.. ,..,i,,,cd =, reoc, ,iyss
c,, ,, ,l,,i,.,, ,t'..', ~ . -
M t's i'iril.,. "i'rs W''Sa AZ, H1aloI "l-
,i.,s. n'lio,', aeinol, ii,no,s oaS an.
-, ~, ,
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An IMPORTANT CIRCULAR IS ISSUED.


Austin. Texas. June l0.--Thc following
circular was issued ;oday:
Adjutant Generals Office.
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PENITENTlARY AFFAIRS.

Tin nenitonlinry board IN Session today
resumed the Buricson & Johns and John
II. Rogers share farm contracts Super
inteud"nt WhatleY's report shows ii7l
cCnvicts en- hand June /. an increase Of
., ilrine the month Of May. Financial
Agent kiCa's report shows balance OF
raniieutiary funs,s OF $50, Is on nanl J.no
/. Both reports show peni,on'iary affairs
to. b. in an eminently satisfactory con-
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w n n0fDn l,,7- ~ nun .-,,,..,I-1 -
,,,,,,,,r ~ ,. '' ~ 90
,,is,n, ~ mo Ie,,,,,, .''1 -. N "a.
"a. H. ,i vi az, '..Ni'
-, ~, 'NllN Si'pWH NC 90.
h., VI ,,'r1, - .o''ihre' win
V,,nI, ~ ','oM ,, 60. c,..
,r.,,'iT, ~ ~ ","'ln't - :. '"'ntI
,,t.sits,,,r IL, 50 - .,,"''i ma ~
,,,,.,. ,,o r. o., " VI ~ 80 ~
,' ~, - ~ "a S't'-
ia, ..,EI ,' fN, NJ 'i't ~
-, ,,.,, - W. nr.hs y
WI ''li' lhti 'd.' owl lnt h'hA state Ntilt.
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S'Nla ~ lrUTf-s-- =
Shefmar ...--.....,-.,...--, .
lnllas ..................... - O -
summary
Two h-sc h'.-lAr.re-.
Struck out nv ca',aAen : w GRAY :
rasos on .alle: halis-'~ Callahan : q
Grss s
irn,lc plav-Mc-cfse ani f.,ntn.
s'o'eu hases-Ie's ~ hasf.aH. kaikHoS
ward kIerran
Hatters hi,-jAr'zen. Wa.
Tim. ~ Tauaf-i e..
Umpire N.enran.
GALVESTON : SAN ANTONIO :
Galveston. Texas. Janc Galveston
lanchci h.:s and san Antonio errors 10
the seyerts Rna e.saih .a-ia~s. aet inf
former Won cut. HARDY piich.ns was
tn- tlat4rc.
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ON SHlrROARD NOT CLEARED
Cotton on shiphoard ut Galveston today.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18

nii8rsb CprBerrre @nrniionen / Qanos.
6pen aelung. On aioeliuQ 9dpanciere
bleo ienot oiiteb Tor at GIalve @arui,
l0ner. CprOrerne bleO siter en- 6sitig
anmp Oreone uo al 80en, o. oa 9apa.
rslerns rptteoe iuo, ianot be 10 al fine
Hanosm1nos isnberlcmmeoe Qtg.
Oct CT life aImtuoeIi9t 6etisuOt, at
Stne'erne paa Gormoiu CT ReursIte.
Goere, men bet er bog auj0soel en-
alenos0lcrntns, % be Der bpiatte uoa
lTuoige fan snboa iortrae, at Der paa
W'nrteoerue aobpoe8 8isO ai be inbis6te
8iloe tiIinIg8.
lluocr GpitnnScr t 1891 bar 1abet
NsnueitellO iaa tort, at &iDo al be
Btloe iOl9ts5 paa Rar'eberue iom al.
minbcljgt aiBb.
Sc iapnreiiite eolSater bar ufte
Titnbet ballot iortrrsbe Os iortuneoe 2ta
al fine QanbsmRno.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
TpTkInnn.
BIaabog.

Zen tbite @e9jerins offentligsioroc
ben l2te bs. en- 8laabps ON Trans
oaal. Zen inoeboloer ben isrite De-
pe9e, Iom Baron Mariball bon Bie6er'
item, uoenrigsminiiter, ienote til 8reo
~s8iloenburs, ben tpIfe ambass
iabDr i 2onbon. Den er fra Sebruar
1895 og sier opm1rtiom paa noSle Be
mGrtnirser, iom ben brittle uoenri8ss
miuiiter baube sjOrt | anleoning en
Staaltale, iom 8reiioent ariiger bauoe
bolbt paa &eiier 8tlbelms 5soielsoas.
3 oenne 8epeibe ertlGrer Waridall
8ieberItein, at be tpite Snterssier fOrs
LANCER, at Transuaal | SuerensI tem'
melie meo Traftaten al 1884 forbliper
en- ~uafbersi9 Stat, % at meb SeniDr
til Sernbanerne oS 8ele9oabusten bur
be "Status quo" u~pretbolbes.
8 tit Soar ia9oe ben tDife @eianbt
Gonoon, at 2oro Salisbury bauoe mebs
belt bam, at ban bar etis meo Epitlano
beri, ps at "Statis quo" burbe uprets
bOlocs. Gan isieoe til, at bet bar /
Crib meo GpIflanos Snteresier al
Jamie ale ipbairifanIte Stater til ct
fommercielt 5orbunb. 9enne Soe bar
ub9aaet fra ben MI iaa betjenbte
Or. SameIon.
Sen 3Ote Dec. 1895 t~elssraferebe
Eplterne / Eranspaal til aeiier 8its
belm os BAD ON bans Snteroention for
at aiuarse glenOisbeb us 8loosuo'
spbelie.
Den naite Dag telesraferebe Mars
i9aa Bieberitein til ben tpIte aoniul
8retOria, at ban / Nsostilf9lbe % efter
Samraab meb 8reiioent &rii9er itulOe
lanbieite en 9roppeaibelins fra ben
tpite arpbier "seeabler" for at beitDtte
&~oniulatet % Tpiternes 2io os Giena
bonn, ug at ban ituloe bebOloe bisie
Trooper ilanb, i~aalanse rrolisbeoerne
oareoe.
Den famine Dag ioarsbe ben tpIte
Som ul | 8retoria, at al 5are bar iorbi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
uuf.sntua Tor a~msrifanffs sirmasr.

@~icetonIul gonbinsl / Rpsg6an8
6or tno6.rsttst til llbenrissoepartsa
mentst, at Der MI, eftsrat Sapansi.rne
bar remmst ben mdniduriite SaIDs
% aineierns er TONNE / 9eiiobelie at
ben ioieu, er Der messn g~ftripsrgisl
sfter aunonsr, GsOnrsr, Ammunition,
rssfrit &raOt os andre arissrsofsa.
Der for at e~ritatte BEN, ION Sapans.
isrns bar fsrt bort fra SaIpesn. Der
bill ugIaa bliOe itOr Gftsripsrgisl sftsr
RaItineri for Wsler. S~pinbsrier.
9rubeorift OIp. aonIulsn tiger, at.
bpis 9riisr upgiOe5 til BAN easr 9aa
rsr isnoes til RpsGbangs Sapn, men
life 6ringes iIano, fan ban maaite fa1
gsitiainger for ameritunIte 5irmasr.
Den amsritanite Spniul i &sln,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
Cuba.
CprsretS Gang.

Sra Santa CLARA, SooebItaben /
Brputuoien al famine Rapr, beretteS
ben 12te b., at Serafin SandeS Ug
Mirabel, to al be melt p~rominente Sps
rsrslebere ubenfor Brooiubien Saoana,
bar liot ct fort Neberlas. 8a ben
IpanIte General Sliper eriarebe, al
San6e5 us Rirabel / Spibieu for en-
'tor Stprte Sprsrere maridrebc mob
Gamaiuani, ienbte ban Sberit 2upeS
ira ReneoiOs, iom lis9er / Roropit for
Gamaiuani afiteb meb 800 Mano &as
pallert pg Snfunteri for Of ansribe 81
enoen. 3e ipanlte Trooper antom til
Gamaiuani Wanbag Giten, os Girsoa9
Mtpr8en tiolis bro9 be aiiteo isien
Retnin9 al 8alo 8rieto, hour Sprsrers
ne8 Surtrppper bar opItiaebe. 3iSie
an9reb itrar Spanierne, ~iaainart Dc
fom inoen Stuboibbe. Spanierne be-
Iparebe life Slber, fSr be fum Sienoer
sanffe n9r. Otter en- beitis Scamp tra'
Sprsrernes Surtrupper fig tilbase til
S%preob9ren, % Spanierne rDtteoe irem
ooer ct meset ~l9unitist 2err9n, inbtil
be Tom til en- flor Slette, ium paa IL
Sioer bar umsioet at bsie 8atfer. Sc,
ansrebes be baabe fra bsire % penltre
SIDE os / 5ronten al en- spbt bepabneI
og flor 2rpppeitprte, ps Spanierne ub.
iattes for flor Sare for at blipe ont
rinset. Se ipdnite Trooper bannebt
berpaa Ell 6irtant, iOm meb Selb iloe
5ienoens Insreb tiIbase. ST. 5 Otter:
miobas uiiluttebeS aampen, ps Sprs,
rerne trat Jig tilbase. Sc eiterloo As
orebte paa Slasmarten. 9lntalet a
iaareoe anIlaaes til 100.
- Zen 12te bs. ~airei1te fra 8arce
Iona, Spanien, 1900 Sulbater ii
Cuba, 3asen eiter aiienbtes 1900
ps / Srebass 1900 Manb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
Rnttfua.
% nn bill hun bit brett.

@t6ita, 14be 5eb. Ssritfummenbe
Sgroas pil ben befienbte Mrs. Marp
6. 2eaie ioriese fin 9ptte paa Srebifes
Itolen. Senbes nplig oueritanone Spss
bonn bar ben umibbelbare Iarias til, Of
benbes Sinb bar taset beune 8enbins.
Paa Sp9eleiet lopebe bun 8orberre, at
bpis bun blep fritz. itlllbe bun bic lit
Sip til Srbets SOrfpnoelie, ps bette
SPITE bill bum MI bolbe. 9aa Ssnpas
lfal bun prebife / Central gbur6 Of
Gbriit". &anbanbe bun bereiter blir
faloet til Nenisbebens Sreit; ialialb er
Gmbebet ior 9iebliffet pafant.
Mrs. 2eaie bebuber, at bum pil "Haa
ulpene" blanbt Menisbeoen, rtaor bun
tommer berinb - ps Der ct mango ulpe
/ 5aareifinb, flyer bum.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
let oil fotte Qeuas,

General %. g. GraigbiG, G6ef foe
Sarens Sn9snisrer. bar ftreoet ct
Sreo til Senator Squire, GormanS
al &omiteen for a%pitfori0ar. Gan
omtaler 81. a. planene for s}rR.
n~ingsoertsr for q al 2anbets Distiafe
apit6ber. Graigbiq flyer, at arb.is
bet fan ubfsrss for 70 RiQionsr Dol,
lars, men, bots bet tuRbe ubfsr.s uns
Der bet fortiattsnbe &ontrattIpItsm,
OilOe maafte $6O,OOO,0O0 bore moi, GA
6Dts life 8 Simers 2o0.n eriIterebe,
OiIbe $50, OOO, 900 qisrs bet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-18
RuHIuuo.
gorssolen 'amoen.-aan,sn sitmp.i

VoropoIen fnnoen-ganisn paa Sitmpsisn.
Sra ct. Petersburg berettes ben 13be
b., at man Der bar mobtaset llnbers
refining fra en- iibirilt Sanbelsmanb oet
Raun 8utibnaretu, iom er Or. Naniens
asent, ON, at Ranien bar iunbet @urbs
pollen, os at ban fanbt 2ano Der. Or,
Iuuien befinber fig M paa Sjemoeien,
8 pelunberretteoe &rebie iormober
man, at Ranien er antommen met
"Jram" til be nDsiibiriite Ger, Og al
ban pil pente Der, inotil S~sfor9olbene
blir mere sunitise.
aiebmanb &utifraretp, fOm far
ienbt oenne Weooelelie til ct. geterss
burg, er ben Manb, iom forfpnebe Rans
fen meb Sunbe. San bur / Rarbeoer
al 2enas Stumbling, os be Snbfsote Der
aflasser Ofte Beics paa be npiibirife
Ger.