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General Intends Marching His Men
Into the Mountains Where
the Air Is Good.
The CAMPAIGN AGAINST HoLGulN
1T May Result From Taking the
Iroopsin That Direc-
HAVE The CuBANs TO DEAL With
Santiago Mines Were Almost Use,
iess---A Chart Discovered
Which Will lie Made
Use or.

Santiago. via Playa del Este, Cuba,
sia Mole st. Nicholas, Hayti, July 10
General Skaters plans contemplate
the marching of his army north into
che mountains, With q view of prcsery-
ing the health of the troops; and a
campaign against IIo,guin. which is
occupied by 10000 troops, under COM
mand OF General Luque, may be the
result Of this movement.
General Skaters plans of campaign
may be changed on cou of the de-
~fection OF the Cubans.
The troops are greatly fatigued. but
the general health of the army is fair.
The towns of siboncy aud Baiquiri
are deserted. The hospital ship Relief
will return to the United States.
Santiago is gradually resuming its
normal aspect. Signs of business ac.
tirity are visible everywhere in the
opening of shops and stores. Mcr-
chants who fled from the city when its
lively engaged in putting in order
wrecked or pillaged by the Spaniards
1 liz EJilSilN VI tiiCii |oNitClSE W q
Caney and Siboney. The public mar
The Spanish officers and soldiers ara
few days ago. They have not attempt
ly assist the Americans in every way
required.
Lieutenant Delahanty, commander
l rs 5y,.xN = ~. r.ft,, ,.H ~ ~ -, ., - n
the port. is removing the mines, tor
pedoes and other Instructions in the
harbor. their location being indicated
by a Spanish officer Of engineers. The
mines arc found to be almost useless.
They are covered with marine growth
/! and ~barnacles, and in IN of them
the explosives are saturated with wa
ter. One was found with half of its
charge of g%uncotton burned, and the
rest exploded. The plungers on the
contact mines were obstructcd, rem
dering these also useless.
Lieutenant ~Dalnhanty, in examining
The wreck of The Spanish cruiser GReinu
Mercedes, found a tactical signal code.
the code of the Spanish Transatlantic
line, and Spanish naval charts of the
West Indies, corrected in ink. The
much sought for Cienfugos chart was
also found. Renewed naval operations
are consequently probable.
The Spanish vessels which were sur.
rendered at the fall of Santiago have
started for the United States, with
American crews on board.
All the transport ships at SANTIAGO
are unloading and returning to the
United States, singly, without being
conroyed.
The Red Cross steamship State OF
Texas is unloading the supplies she
brought here under the personal direc.
ton OF Clara Barton. The supplies
landed completely fill the largest OF
the custom sheds. Hungry Spaniards
and Gubans eagerly watch the process
of unloading.
The transport Hudson has left here.
bound for Fortress Monroe, with the
bodies OF Sergeant Hamilton Fish aud
Captain Caprons on board. General
breckenridge and staff are also on
boarYath lie Hudson.
The French warship Admiral Ri.
gault de Genonilly is feeding the
French of Santiugo.
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PENSIONS AND POsTMASTERs.
Official Lists Mt tho Departments
Arc Further Revised anil
e. ia 4sgS E,yfeuHnh

Washington, July 2e.-Pensions were
granted yesterday as follows;
Iowa: orlsinal-Henry Hamilton. coun-
ell Bluffs. IS; William 7. Sloeum, Cedar
Rapids, So; Isnac H. Adams, Lake City,
ST; Benjamin l.. Jordan, lSlmont, IS. IN
crcase-Robert i. Askern. Mt. Aver. sl2
to SIT; John Hewlett. Newmarket. IS to
S12. Widows-Louisa 1ngersoll, Du-
buque. IS: Bridget Monahan, Kiuross, SIP.
Nebraska: Additioral-Rufus p. Stew
art, Bloomington, S. to sl2. Reissue and
lncrease-William IT,. Mccurdy, Waterloo.
Sc to S..
Iowa postmasters were appointed yes
terday as follows:
Forsythe, Emmett county, j. A. Mat
theison. vice E. T. Serum, resigned; High
View. Hamilton county, G. w. Black, vice
Solomon Snow, resigned.
The following postoffices havebeen dis
continues:
South Dakota-Dirkwood. Charles Mix
county; mail will o to Platte.
Nebraska: Mccain, Cherry county;
mail will go to Riege.
Comptroller of the Currency Dawes has
hpproed the Des Moines National bank,
2f Des Moines, as a reserve agent for the
Lafayette County National bank. of West
Union, Ia.
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The QUEEN REGENTS WOES.
Keeps Busy Urging Her Ministry
to Arrange II Peace With
.fs-F amr,icr ~

kNeeps f5usy Urging Her Ministry
to Arrange II Peace With
America.
Paris, July 27.-A special dispatch
from Madrid gives the following nc
count OF the queen regents daily life
during the present crisis:
Poor queen! This is the cxclama-
ton SO often heard of late, day after
day, as matters grow wors and worse,
as the Spanish disasters repeat them
selves and as the throne of the little
king seems slipping from her hands,,
into which t was given in trust. Even
her drives n becoming fewer and
fewer. 1t would surely appeal to any
mother in the world Were she to see
the way this queen mother each day
seems to cling closer and closer to her
hoy, as though to shield him from the
dangers closing about him with almost
fatal force. 1t is very touching to wit
ness it. Her worst enemies recognize
in the queen personal qualities worthy.
Of highest admiration. The queen
used every means Mt her disposal to
prevent war. Her great hope lay in
Senior Moret v Pcndergast, the former
minister of colonies, and he would
have carried his point but for Senior
Gullon, the former minister of foreign
affairs. Today, and ever since the war
began, the great occupation of the
queen is to find the quickest way for
its determination. AT many of the
councils of late, held at the palace, the
queen has burst into tears, begging
and urging her ministers to seek
peace. which they seem incapable of
Undertaking. Peace, which the queen
with commo seems to be of
such vital importance, and which her
ministers keep postponing with the
word so fatal to Spain-manana Ito
morrow.
The queen has taken every chance
offered in the council of putting in n
word for peace and, little by little, she
has finally managed to bring the cab
met to her view and to thoughts of
peace.
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CONDENSED WAR NOTES.

eH-=EHeL.r 1850 HHIrE7FT aEIEENs t=--g.s.r..H
The Spanish Mt Havana claim TINT
city is as impregnable as Malakoif
and would like to see the Americans
take it.
The Cubans y doing some great
work in hedging the army Of Pando in.
As soon as ,he terms of peace are
known Don Carlos is ready to strike.
It is said to be his last and only hope
of gaining the throne.
General shafter officially denies that
Gnrcia attacked surrendered Span
iards.
All but 5000 of the Spanish soldiers
in Santiago province have surrendered
10 Shnfter.
Five hundred new cases of fever
have developed in Skaters army.
The chances are now that Watson
will not go to Spain with his feet. The
necessity is not eNpectedtto exist long.
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WHAT WATSON is EXPECTED 10 DO


sELHrEN. - ~ -
Washington, July 25.-A significant
Press by u gentleman in a position to
speak with knowledge and authority
as to the plans of the administration
with reference TO future var OPERA
ttions. In substance the statement W.
as follows:
Commodore Watson in proceeding
to the Spanish peninsula. as soon as
the Puerto Ricnn expedition is gotten
under way, is not to lombard the cities
of the Spanish coast. Nc such idea of
bombardment of the coast is enter
tanned. While there may be other Incl
dental purposes, the main mission of
Watson is to take care of Camar.a's
fleet. The movement of this fleet and
the fears and ap~prchensions caused by
reports concerning it are to be stopped
for all time. The ships under Cnmara
met and engaged. The talk occasional
lands is utterly without foundation.
those islands and does not want them.
Despite popular expectation that
Puerto Rico operations will be fol-
ohIS liiIilSaidACi ~ otNioa uSsIiSG
Havana, it can be said that9Iavann will
ditions exist. This is certain. 1t
would be the height of folly to engage
our troops in and about that fever pest
the climate lends it aid in the autumn.
.Shaftcr will hold his own in the east
ern strip now surrendered, may grad
,1o1l,- r,,c1,4 hic xx,aN " =, ~ COM, Ipt n ~. 1ic-
tricts and, if there should be any par
|ticnlar need of immediate aggressive
action at any point. will move against
it; but Havana will be left until vel
low fever dangers are past.
Problems we Must solve.
Meanwhile, in the next two months
there will be enough to keep this gov
crnment busy. We will have To cope
with the problem of providing for the
government and the future of the
lands involved in this war. The haul
ing down of the Spanish flag, and the
hosting OF thatof the United States
means more than or its fncc it indi-
Gates to the popular mind. No more
important matter is to engage the at
tention of the government than the de-
tails to be arranged for the disposition,
control or temporary possession, pend
ing the final transfer of these additions
to our domain. There IRE questions of
the most intricate and far reaching
character to be decided. Puerto Rico,
whose fall is likely to be recorded with
in a week or ten days. will have to have
n military government. Puerto Rico.
of course, is to be kept permanently
by this government, but there must he
u military government first and many
preliminary details will have to be
worked out. There must be IL reha5il-
~itation Of the existing system of gov
eminent where we have carried our
arms, aid while local schemes and con-
ditions will form the basis of the gen
ernl system for the control of these
lands there must be numerous changes.
a~bolishing such laws as may be oppres.
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the Colon, IS lie regards the shipas the
finest Of her class that wasever con-

sltIisSb VI tlGI CIdsS Slldi Sohs
structed. E43
He il enthusiastic in his efforts to
snye the ships and, declining to remain
in Washington for wen day last
night hurried buck to New Yo5k to,
take upthe subjecto I his mission with
the wrecking company.
Secretary Long said last night that
il tbs Colon could be saved she would
be. He was much impressed with the
statements made BY Lieutenant Hob
o and agrees with him that every Ell
fort should be made. g
Lieutenant Hobson will remain in
this country several days but as soon
as possible he will return to Cuba to
pursue his work on theswrecking Of
the Spanish vessels. s
Purpose of His Visit.
Secretary Long stated that Hobson
did not bring the long expected report
from Admiral Sampson and his broth
er officers on the destruction Ceryera's
fleet. The exact purpose of his visit
was explained by the following order
from Admiral Sampson:
United States Flagship New York,
off Santiago de Cuba, July AZ, 1885,
Sir: You will proceed north IN the st.
Louis to New York, theme you will
proceed to Washington and report TO
the secretary of the navy and %acquaint
him with the object of your visit as
set forth in my letter to him of this
date, regarding the work upon the
Cristobal Colon. Explain to him fully
the position and condition of that ship
and receive his instructions regard
ing it.
Second, be expeditions as possible in
bringing the matter to n termination,
in order that, if it is practicable to do
SO, this fine ship may be saved to the
United States navy.
Third, when this duty is completed
you will ask for orders from the secre-
tary of the navy. Otherwise. you will
return 10 duty on board this ship.
Very respectfully,
w. Il. Sampson,
Rear Admiral, q. S. n,
Commander in Chief United States
r~Naval Force, North Atlantic Squad
on.
Assistant Naval Constructor r. p.
IIobson. United States Navy, United
States Ship New York.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30
BOUND FOR The PHILIPPINES.
Four Russian Men of War and u.
Many Japanese Sail
for Mnniln

London, July a7.-A special dispatch
from Shanghai says:
-Four Russian men of war have left
Port Arthur, and it is supposed that
their destination is the Philippine
islands
Another special dispatch from
Shanghai says four Japanese warships
have been hastily dispatched to Sal
seho, to reinforce the Japanese SOUND
ron there, making it the strongest in
those waters. 1t has been ordered 10
cooperate with the British and Amer
lean admirals in the event Of interna-
tional complications.
While the dispatch does not explain
the matter, it is inferred the squadron
us desired to be in readiness for Phil,
|ippine operations.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30

over Eddie santry, Of Chicago. at the
Lennox Athletic club last night, Yhe pre-
llminary bout between Jack Root, of Chs
6 and Tom Lansing, of Louisville,
KY, went to Root. Lansing was practt-
cally out at the end of the sixth rornd.
Santry pu; UP a good contest but his
blows were not as telling as those he rn-
oeived. In the fourth Bernstein ducked
and stumbled and as he did so sanity
went down.. In the, thirteenth ,Santry
hooked his right to the head. stunning
Bernstein and making him more cautious.
In the following rounds Joe had the LONG
end Of n s55s3
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INTERNAL MACHINE ON BOARD.
tnppiy Ship Port Victoria Hi,
Enonsh Dynamite III Board
" ~ Gill Ar,. s}g

New York, July 27.--A letter written
to n prominent officer here received
from Captain William G. Brackley of
the refrigerating and supply ship Port
Victoria, says an attempt was made
to blow up the ship when she was
,hree days out. He said a box contain
ing thirty pounds Of dynamite and
gun cotton was found without any adj
dress on the nam deck of the steamer.
A clock like mechanism lad been ar
ranged by which the explosives were
to be set off. The box and explosives
We're thrown into the sea. The Port
Nivtoria left New York July IA.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30
sPANlARDS WERE SATISFIED.
Had Not Heard of Tornl's SuTrcn-
der and Mcnt Themselves
20 SEQ.

Washington, July 2s.-The war depart
ment has posted the following:
Santiago, July 22.-Adjt. Gen. Corbin.
Washington: Sent two troops of cavalry
with Spanish officers and Lieut.. Miley to
receive surrender of Spanish troops at
San Luis and Pal,ias. They had not heard
of loss of -cervera's fleet or OF Tor
ais surrender. They refused to sur
unless they could come In and see
for themselves. "A detachment of officers
and men came in last night and returned
this morning apparently satisfied.
(Signcd) Shafter.
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OLD SETTLERS, REUNION,

Dakota County Iioneers viii Elk
change "Reminiscences Near Dn-
kot;t City Septcmbcr 4.
Dakota City, July 25.--The seven
tcenth annual reunion and. picnic of
she Dakota County Pioneers and Old
settlers association has been fixed for
Thursday, September L, at Clinton
park, near this place. The organiza-
ion is one of the Oldest and strongest
If the kindsin Nebraska and an attend
lrlce of 1000 or 5000 is by no manner
unusual. The neutrality-suspicious. are
unusual. Extra preparations are be-
ing made this year and a larger turn
aut is expected than ever before.
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lMMuREs READY 10 GO.
Two Regiments Mt New Orleans Will
Go to StIafter Imme-


dfatciy.@
New Orleans July 2T.-Colonel Dun
AN d. Hoods regiment of immunes,
who have been inscamp at Coyington
Tor several weclls,sarrivcd here today.
Colonel Rich's immunes from Texas
arrived Sunday. Both of these regi-
ments will be taken to Santiago by
the transport Berlin, General Shafter
Is very. anxious to have these two regi-
,nents reach him as soon as possible
to do garrison duty at Santiago, Tho
opinion was expressed today that the
Berlin will not get away before
Wednesday or Thursday. Hammocks
are to be swung between decks, to be
occupied by the troops on the trip.
have not vet arrived and their absence
Is. likely to cause some delay. Other
wise the troops II well equipped.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30
NlPE EXPEDITION A SUCCESS.
Spanish Cruiser Jorge juan De-
stroyeu by Our Gun

Washington, July 25.-The follow
ing was posted: 4
playa del Este, July 25.-The expe-
sdition to Nipe was, entirely successful.
althoughathe mines were not removed
for want of time. The Spanish cruiser
Jorge Juan, defending the place, was
destroyed without loss on our part
The Annapolis and Wasp afterwards
proceeded from Eipe to force landing
for the commanding general of the
army on his arrival at Puerto Rico.
Sampson.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30

The friends ofaIoln have presented
him with a medal, on one side Of which
lis the authors pritile with the legend,
"Hommnge a zola," the other showing
the representation of a thunderstorm
with the sun peeping from behind the
clouds. Across the fnac9of the coin on
the latter side is a phrase used by lola
in one of his articles in favor of Drey-
fms: Truth is approaching and moth
ing shallstop it. Emile Zola, 10 Jnnua-
RS, 1895" The medal which weighs
five pounds, was cast instead of being
stamped, in order to avoid copies hav-
ing to be deposited with the govern
ment.
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5lKNaa1g yETgi-sF9 1FN3!Q gsgga15gs 5ssa1I
KIMBAIL GRAPHIC
G. Il THAN, Publisher.
KIafBALL SOUTH DAKOTA

q the military operations around.
sSantiaggo fair e lmay he made of.
the relative efficiency Of the two diff
sysretlt types Of magazine rifles used
by the contending sforces-the Krag-
y orggensen by our regular troops, the
Manser by the Spanish army. The
former is of 30scalibre, with Il bullet
weighing 2so grains, and thirty-seven
grSins of powder; the Mauscr is of 81
scalibre, the bullet weighing only lib
grains and the powder charge thirty
grains. These Weapons seem to be
fairly matched, and in u general en7
5gagcment between forces OF practical-
III equal strength the issue would
be determined by the quail.
sitysof the men handling the rifles.
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THEY DRAW The THIRD TIME
Kid Mcparlnnu ana Everhard,
Quit Even After n Contest of

Alu WcTaftINnN anu ~IIVcrhaFdt
Quit Even After II Contest of
Twenty-Five Rounds.
New York, July 27.-Kid Mozart
land of New York and Jack Everhardt
of New Orleans fought twenty-five
rounds at the Greater New York Attn
letic. club, Coney Island, and at the end
of the fight both men were well able
to go several rounds more. Referee
Sam Austin satisfied everyone. by de-
claring the bout a draw. This is the
third time these men have met aud last
nights contest leaves the question o:
supremacy between the two 10 be set
tied at some future time.
The betting was lively with Me-
Partland a slight fayoritc at odds OF
1 il 90
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Carl Schurz, in a letter printed in a
German newspaper, informs his fell
low countrymen in Europe that Ger
a Americans will stand by their
adopted country: its friends are their
friends and its enemies are their enc
mics" There has never been u doubt
on this subject in the United States.
There are no more loyal citizens than
u German citizens. If any miscon-
ception on this subject exists in Ger
many or elsewhere it cannot be too
soon rectified.
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GOLD in TOLEDO SEWERS,
Excitement Over Rich Quartz Dis
covered in Excavations III the

- 7
Ohio City.
Toledo, o., July 23.-Richard Kind
Klauser Brothers and Others are in.
terested in local gold quartz discover
les found in deep sewer excavations
not long ago, and several heavy leases
have been secured. A compnny is be
ing organized and the promoters de.
clare they have no stock to sell. pre-
ferring to work out their own Sdiscov-
cry and put in their " money.
The specimens test strong in some
sections, and while every effort has
been made to keep the matter quiet.
the fact that these conservative mer
are in the project caused considerable
excitement yesterday, when the secrei
accidentally leaked out.
Two assays show up strongly. I'd
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BERNSTEIN WHIPS SANIRY.

latter Is Defantcd III ALVEY Com
bat OF Twenty
SsM.R .AAs@sLa ~
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GERMAN AMBASSADOR CALLS,
Half Hours Conference With the
President Starts the Inter

Washington, July a5.-The German
ambassador had a half hours confer
II & with the president ut the white
house. When asked The president
itnted authoritatively that the call had
40 reference to the Philippines, 10
oeace negotiations or any natter con.
uected with the war.
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tt will pay the western farmer to
give more attention to the cultivation
of the grove on the farm. 1t wilrob-
tain dollars in permanent im-
provemcnt OIL the prairie farm to plant
trees than any other means Of labor or
crop cultivation that can be adopted.
Every farm should be independent as
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ARRIVE AT NEWPORT NEWS,

Four Thousand Troops Now En-
caiipcd There 1.endy TO
Embark.
Newport News. July 27.-The troops
which arrived here yesterday were
followed by the Fourth Ohio and.
Fourth Pennsylvania. There arc nov
4 900 troops in camp in the suburbs OF
the city. There has been no move vet
to embark OIL the transports.
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Here young man. exclaimed her
father, as he suddenly appeared at the
parlor3 door, what + you doing2"
Merely stamping one on" the boy
said as he took his lips away from the
girls with n smack. These are war
times, Won know
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Among the sophisticated for the
starving Cubans are 10000 pounds of
soap. OF course, soap is not good to
cat, but experience has shown il to be
an excellent preventative of yellow fe-
YER and other diseases.
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The president of the Central Tea
Guild Of Japan. has sent a protest to
President Mckinley against the tea
tax. 1t is not the first occasion on
which II Tux on tea has made trouble
in the family of nations. Still, the tax
hasn't been n bad thing for humanity.
II there hadn't been ataN there would
have been no Fourth of July.
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DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN,
Trouble in Different plnces But The
Censorship Keeps Back.

Censorship Keeps Back
The News.
Paris, July 25.--Private letters from
Madrid say that internal disorders in.
the provinces continue. Some demon
STATIONS have taken place at GRANADA,
supposed to be due to the opposition
manifested towards the octrio tax and
local Disputes, but in view of the rig.
nrons censorship on all questions of
public order it is difficult to ascertain.
the facts. At Gargaria, insthe province
of Barcelona, the mobs recently fired.
on the gendarmes, and an armed band.
snid to be composed of Jail birds, ap-
peared at Banoe and Naldorres.: Thus
far the efforts of the authorities to
capture them have been futile. Great
precautions are taken at the open air
theater in the Buen Retro gardens,
Madrid, Friday evening, owing to an
unexpected demonstration in favor Of
Wesler, who was present, but nothing
developed.
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There is one woman admiral in the
world, the present queen of Greece.
Her father was high admiral in the
Russiansnavy aud the former ear Al
scSander i'll named her admiral as an
honorary appointment.