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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

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p cents per box. For sale by X,
+. Whitney.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

TOWNSHIP 149, ranges % and %
west, P. M. will be opened for filing
on February %, 1898, at 8 o'clock a.
M; also Township $50, range %, on
February "a, at 9 o'clock a. IN. This
land is in the Duluth district and is
excellent land. w. E. Calkins, Reg
lister, F. L. Ryan, Receiver.--Thief
River Falls Press.
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Railroad lands for Sale b,
State Bank of Warren.

After years ofuutold suffering from
piles, b. ". Purs.ll Of knitnersville,
Pa. was cured by using.a single box
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel $Salve. Skin
diseases such rs eczema, rash. pin,-
pies and obstinate sores are readily
cured by this famous remedy. Cha.
pins Drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

Whooping cou&l, is the most dis
tressing malady; but it's duration
can he cut short by the use of One
Minnie Cough Cure, which is also the
best known remedy for Group and all
lung aud bronchial troubles. Cha
pin y Drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

The Peoples Trading Company
have just received Il consignment 0f
the celebrated Mckibl,in hats. Don't
fail to see this hat before you buy.
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Slice Bros buy Owls, Furs & Hides,

What pleasure is there in life with
I, headache, constipation and bill
ollsnes~i' Thousands experience
them who could become perfectly
healthy by using DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills.
lhapin's Drug store. H..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

PRESIDENT Dole, of Hawaii, is in
Washington trying to get rid of his
job. He doesn't want to be president
any longer and wants Mckinley to
help him out by annexing his country
to the United States.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

We are anxious to do a little good
in this world and can think OF no
pleasanter or better way to do it
than by recommending One Minute
Cough Cure us a preventive OF pneu-
monia, consumtionando other serious
lung troubles that follow neglected
colds. Chapin's Drug store.
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Il 8 !. lss;44 -
Notice.

Having. rented the Rodseth place,
| am now prepared to accommodate
those wishing. board by week OF
month. Also meals at all hours
Lodgings. Ali at reasonable prices
Give me call. SAM NELSON,
At pd Warren, Mimi.
n. B.-Feed Stable in connection.
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See =. Lambprson atsthe Bank 81
y ''rrell before you net /, l,,n,. on
Your land. M bonus, nn commits
sion. Good mp,, witt. first class Well
improved f;,r,u@ r;,il get money
cheap than ever before.
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| have money on hand for 'lOacs
on we'll improved Farms at lowest
rates of interest. l.. LAMBERsoN.
Cashier. Bank Of Warren.
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- Grain and Chaff. y

JUDGE McCoMAs, a republican, has
been elected Z. S. senator from Ma
ry1and. German, the able Democrat
ic leader, is out.
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Rye and Buckwheat ground at the
Warren mill Rye and Buckwheat
flour and Corn meal for sale.
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Leave cRooKsroN THE SCHEDULE: Arriv

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Through Tickets to Japan and China. via
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co.
For Information. time cards. maps and tickets
call on Or write Ticket Agent. N. +. CrOokston.
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IL IL II st. Paul. MINI.
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Ii you Want1o buy or rent a farm,
go TO the Bank OF Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-27

The State Bank OF Warren
IS the place where you can
get a Loan on your Farm with
out delay.
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EOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
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Our Business is Conducted on
the following Principles -
Promptly Paying Customers.
By selling only such people whom we know are in
position to pay for what they buy we have thereby
duced our loss account to minimum are virtually
on a cash basis.
Prompt Services.
Too much importance cannot be attached to this, and
take great in selecting employees, and keep
only such as are honest SOBER and accommodating
Large Stock.
This part needs comment it speaks for ITSELF it
needs only your time to investigate
Quick-Selling Merchandise.
Buying only desirable goods and selling out at
that change in fashion may reject always have our
stock clean and full Of the latest things only Patrons will
always find our goods marked only at legitimate profit
What We Buy.
We buy anything that farmer has to sell that we can
dispose Of again. I'VE are in position to buy: Butter
Eggs, Beef Pork, Poultry, Potatoes Hides Wool and
.s Wood We handle this just for accommodation to the
" farmers and our trade Sell for the same we buy it,
Therefore pay the highest prices and sell the cheapest
We respectfully solicit inspection and patronage Of
all aggressive people. -: .:..-~-<: :: 49,
Yours Truly,
K. J. TARALSETH.
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IBY THE SKIN OF THEIR TEETH.
o.,.,., rsrron'. order. from Havana
were to Resist the Ameri'"n.-hu-
phonioa. Ep,,he's Galore.

Manzanlllo, Oct. e.-tDeiayed In trans
mission 1.-THE spanish troops expect to
leave Manzanillo tomorrow. oenfarron'
tho spanlsh commander. will turn the
CITY over 10 the mayor. who Will make
tho oaoiai transfer 10 Col. Ray, repre-
sontlng the United States. on Monday.
eoiilslon between the Spanish
garrison and Col. Rays ,roops yeater-
day wss. It appears, ever nearer than
then seemed TO be the case. Gen. Par
ron's orders from Havana were 20 re-
sit the Americans TO the uttermust.
Adlltional rounds had been Issued 10
the troops. and volunteers would prob
ably have brought the spanish force
up 10 200. a. against fewer thah lVp
Americans. Col. Ray would certainly
have oboyod his original Instructions
when the hour for closing the cable ar
flvod. and there remained only the
alluhfeHt chance OF avoiding a fcrce en-
Eagcment with the odds largely against
the Americans both In number and
arms. The Spaniards were armed with
Mauscr-. while the Americans have
Tho schos. OF yesterdays cxoiicments
have not died away. Though Gen. Par
ron on the surface IL dignity psuunincd.
he created a great scene 40 the palace
after the Incident, striking terror 90 the
hearts 81 his auhordlnntca He cursed
10 lowing Caatlllan, completely forgot
hls dignity. and with the oaths Of a
long. shoroiunn, vowed that the honor o.
M. spanish army had suffered q blow.
The spanlard TO blame for 10, be de-
clarcd. must die and that quickly.
In his fury he sent Tor the military
commander but u was foun- that tai
officer had left with the spanish troops
In the J0aciina the night before Then
he Hont FOR the ndlutant general ana
asked him why the Americans should
have been lot Though The city gales.
The rupiy was . disclaimer and aug-
gusti0n that the Inquiry should be put
to the ofilcor who was IN charge u the
guard. Then u was discovered that the
officer had been Withdrawn several days
before. leaving sergeant In command.
when the sergeant arrived he de-
clarcd that Gen. Pafr1n'a orders were
90 permit the Americans 20 pass That
was the mules" nhncked raunn, mot
tho soldiers. Away with him 20 the
ruafdhouae." The lucklcsH sergeant has
been couri-martlhicd. AZ first 10 was
reported that he was 20 Dc shot tomor-
row at dnybroak, ThorCup1n Collector
Donaldsnn ana the Rcv. Mr. thinner
man. u private cltlzen. called up Gen.
parron to onitoat him 20 do what h.
could Tor the unfortunate man. Parrpn
replied that he was grateful for the
Hympathctic feeling displayed By the
Americans In the welfare of the Span
iHh soldier. and promised that n there
vas conviction he would lnnict the
minimum pcnnlty-prubably only a fcw
days pay A. the spanish rank ana Me
receive no pay any way, this would be
no very great Infection.
The fpaniards had Intended taking
away the lantern Of the Cape Cruz light
house. with the appuricnnncca. claiming
the whole a. movcable property, but
after being shown copy u the evacua-
tlon agreement. abandoned their lnten-
tlOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

.,NeW Haven, Conn. Oct. s.-The Yale
,,talpund champion In athletics was
ilay announced an being Dascom
s'hhnln, 1900, OF Washington, whose
,spg'laliy has been the pole vault, In
Nneh he until recently held the inter
nnlaatlc championship. The cham
'nshlp n awarded ON tho strength OF
wy. pcnlhthhn had Just previous 10
announcement last June. The aver.
, cs,a nave been compiled by the Inter
,'ugFiate Athletic association from the
co,,, records In tho several events
vuhlenied. Johnrcn'a average Is 500.
W. W. q scale or 10000. second ia II a
C,eelp' w, OF Bort Hamilton, Mlsa..
Jh,anp, 49, OF Fort Hlmilton, Mass
.'.n,amplon intercollegiate pole yauiter.
whose average IL 800 Third IA w n
= 1,e'gsr 90. of Denver. i7s6. fourth.
iioSii Adams, 1900, VI Orange. N, j.
ys Van, hfih; J. G. Chisholm. 1901. ga.
,s sshnah. GA, $3.50; sixth, A. ;. Mann.
~ ~, hunalo, n. v, bsa3i seventh. III n
''"p'er' 1900 Philadelphia, 1900
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THE PRESIDENT AT CANTON.
The Home Coming o. Inc Chief Executive and
Wife.
The Funeral Of Mrs. MeKinis,'. BrotLsr
WIN Take fiss. To-day -rrssid.nt
starts West Tonight.

Canton. o., oct. g.-The home-comlnf
Of President and Mrs. Mckinley toda,
FOR the funeral Of Mfr. George u. saxtof
was attended with a most touching and
pathetic scene at the railway station
Many people were at the depot when ghs
train arrived and extended che parry Z
silent but sympathetic welcome. The
party arrived at 1885 o'clock. Mr. N. q
Barber. the Presidents brother-ln-law
was at the station with several frlondi
OF the family and Dr. Fraunfcltcr. who
was called 10 take charge u Private
John Barber. the sick soldier.
President and AirA Mckinley were
nrF. out Of the car and were assisted
BY Mr' George u. Grease 10 tho carriage
N waiting Airs. Barber. Mrs. Ne.
klnley'a sister, followed and was jolncd
by her husband. John Barber was
carried from the train by hla brother
ucpfEe, and by Mr. George g. clark.
Miss Helen Mckinley and Mr.. and Mrs
stewart =. Norman Of Lorraine the lat.
ter che lrcaldgnta niece. who started
with the party from Washington. len
the train at Pituburg 10 take another
road.
The President and party went drec,
70 the Harber hymc. which u the old
SaNion homestead, and was the canluE
home OF the McklnlcyH during lh,
Iresldents life In Congress, Mrs, Me
klnley showed evidences 81 the suffer-
INKS from the shock. and ~ fatigue
from the journey, hut bore up fcmafka-
bly, wei and wa able 10 he about the
house, Both sisters and the President
Vowed the remains. whlch look natural.
none OF marks OF the tragedy belnG,
exposed on the face or features.
Except whom the President, aocompa-
Med by Mr. Barber. took a short walk.
the party remained at the Barber houss,
all day,
Many flowers are being received from
nympH hctlc friends 90 the President
and the family. Washington friends
having phecd many on the train be-
fore u started.
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS were con-
cluded after the arrival Of the party
They are 60 he held from the fiarber
home ~ O'Clock Monday afternoon
and Will be private. Rev. o. n. Mllll.'
san. pastor 81 the First Presbyterian
church. VIII oniclAte. tnlcimeni viii be-
u Westlawn cemetery, In the SaXton
family lot.
The train bearing the cabinet and
other officials from Washington 70 the
Omaha exposition VIII arrive IN Canton
Monday evening, and about o'clock
the private ear % the rcn.dont win be
attached shereto and he viii joln the
party. Airs. Mckinley, II IL though, to-
night, VIII not undertake the trip to
Omaha, bun win be- with the President
In Chicago. She Will remain In can
ton for several days, ana more than
likely 10 TO Chicago with Mrs. La
faycste MoWllllams ana Mrs. w. A
Goodman, her cousins, who are ev.
nected TO be here for the funeral ser.
Vices.
The day brought no now develop-
monts In the tragedy, Mrs George 70.
mains In jail ana has seen no one but
Mayor Rice during the day lie was
with her for five minutes, She IL 10 be
arraigned al 10 o'clock Monday morn.
Ing. The coroner VIII resume the talsln,
Of testimony Wednesday,
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than better. In consulting Mrs. Pink
ham no hesitation need be felt. the
story IA told 10 woman and il wholly
confidential. Mrs Pinkhams address
IL Lynn, Mass. she offers sick women
her advice without charge.
Her intimate knowledge Of women's
troubles makes her letter Of advice a
wcllspring ofhopc, and herwidc expert.
cncc and skin point the way 90 health.
81 suffered with ovarian trouble for
pevcn years, and no doctor knew what
was tho matter with me. had spells
which would last for two days or more.
thought would try Lydia y. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound. have
tskca seven bottles Of II, aud am en-.
tlrcly curcd."- Mus ions FOREMAN. 70
n. Woodbury. Ave, Baltimore, Md.
The above letter from MrA Foreman
Il only one ~ thousands
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seven Hundred soldier. Guard.

81. Paul. Aim. oct. p.-Gon. Baoon'H
orders Tor the movement % morr troops
70 the vlclnAy OF Lecch Lake took nine
~ men from Fort smelling on special
train last night. Two companies of the
Fourteenth Mlnneaota volunteers are
held az Duluth.rcady 10 aiars Tor points
along the Fosston line % the Great
Northern. where the two batteries Of
militia nrtillcrymen have preceded
them. and tonight another company OF
the Fourteenth was ordered 10 take
the train tomorrow morning for points
along the same road.
liy tomorrow nlght 100 soldiers viii
be scattered all around Leech Lake.
protecting settlers and property from
The possible attack OF the uncertain
number u Indians now 10 arms against
the government. because they object
20 being taken lnso court a. witnesses
IN prosecutions for Illegal selling OF
ilquor 10 Indians.
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committee at tho hotel Trocha. owing
60 slight indlnpoaitlon, Rear Admiral
Sampson could not be present. and
Mai. Gen. Wade and Brig Cen. uutiei
did the honors OF tho occasion. The
Spanish commissioners wcru all pres
ent. with Sonor Glrauia. their score.
tary, ana the respective adiutantH
There were twcnty-clght persons. All
told. at the table.
The ccntor piece was q large bouquet
~ nlwcrH u the col1ra of the Spanish
national banner. All the speeches care.
fully avoided politics.
After luncheon the American com.
mlsaioncrH entertained their guests un.
al O'Clock In friendly conversations
no nllunona 20 the war, the evacuation
or the present situation being made
When the Spanish commissioners lofl
the hotel 30 take the train for Havana
several OF the American officers accom-.
panied them 90 the station.
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London. OCT. io.-Accordinr % the
Daily Mail Dr. Nancy Guilf0r1. who
no longer denies that she u the mid
wife OF bridgeport. Conn. but declares
herself absolutely Innocent ~ any cone
ncctinn with the death " Emma 0iii.
says that sho sailed FOR England under
an assumed name OWLS % another
matter which che win explain NJ the
proper place" she ~ now in the In.
Urinary " the Holloway JAN. London.
suffering from nervous collapse.
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raying again. but became duie, aaier
slime.
He has mo- recollection Of bringing
his car from Twenty-aecond atreei up
rhflugh the crowded business thor
oughfares, and mis- response 90 me
conuuo.pra signals were eutireiy me-
chanlcii
Several days ago JcgIon wa. s,riisl,
on ihe head by The accidental feieasing
of a lever ai the car barns. and sovet
~ injured. This - supposed 10 be the
cause % his ln'fangy.
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ron rURro nico.
Two Volunteer Regiments sail - Formal
Possession Of the Island on October ~.

'">sesilon OF the Island on October ~.
Washington. oct. s..-Adjt. Gen. Cur
BIN this evening received the following
TELEGRAM from Col Tyson. commanding
the sixth United States lmmunes3
Brooklyn. ~ y. Oct. ?.
Adiutant General. Washington
Telegram directing me 20 proceed 20
san Juan, Porto Rico. received. Leave
today, Z pin. 40 men. "a officers. on
board transport atcamshln Mississippi.
TYSON. Colonel.
Information also reached ths war De.
parimcnt this afternoon that the Forty.
seventh New York had sailed for San
Juan on the transport Mnnswaslla
from Newport II. !. Both OF the rcgi-
ments are due TO arrive In San Juan
next Friday
The occupation Of Porto Rico IL not
formally 10 be- given 20 the American
forces until the 18Th inst. In case the
spanish authorities object Go the land
Ing Of The regiments al San Juan prior
70 the date fixed Tor the occupation Of
the Island, Cen Brooke has discretion.
airy authority 60 send them % any
other point on the island.
II j. expected that Gen. Brooke will
send three. ana possibly Ave regiments
n voluntoots, nov ln Porto Rico. back
10 the United States soon after the ar
rival ~ The troops which sailed today.
The returning troops are expected 10
leave Porto Rico probably on sunday.
the 10Th inst Three % the regiments in
return will be the Third Illinois. SIGH
Pcnnsylyanla and Sixth Massachusetts,.
Gen. Brooke may select two other fcsl-
mcnts 90 return. but thus fir the de-
paftmcni has not been advised what
regiments they Will be.
\ transport sailed today from shntin-
80 Tor Ponce 20 bring back Some OF thn
American troops 70 the United States.
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FERRIS rIInrArrsrD.
Citizens sleep on Their Arms indians En-.
dsayor to iiuy Ammunition.

81. Paul, MINI, oct. "a Pioneer
Press special from Ferris, Mimi. n
ANAL town north ~ Leech Lake, saws,
A report reached here late this even.
ing OF the killing OF a white man near
Settlers living near the Indian reaor.
walton are seeking shelter In towns
along the railroad. A large band IN
Indians u about 100 were reported Int
this evening oamped within two miles
north Of the town. Armed cltlzena are
guarding the town,expectlng an attacl,
during the night or early In the morn
ing. Indians processing 70 be friendly
were @. Graceland, one and half miles
west OF here this evening trying 10
purchase ammunition.
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Topeka. Kas,, oct. s.-Gov. Leedy has
a.ppolniri the Rev q, u. olden Of To-
'Aa' a negro preacher. az commits
. .r 70 take the ballots 81 the Kansas
.o soldiers In Santiago. The Rev.
"ll'h lett today with the ballots They
~ carefully PACKED In n telescope, and
VIII De returned In the same way.
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LuSArIo A. ran LEVER.
A Good Run for the Money on Chicago
Gable car.

Gable car.
Chicago, Oct. g.-John u. lessen, a
gripman on tire South Staio cable limo
heeame suddenly Insane, ana while In
thas condition ran Ms train, loaiel
with paasengCra, from Twenty-sec1nd
90 Madison streets, distance VI over
two miles, without accident.
when che train was ready % make
10 rcsurn trip. lessons reason returned
ana realizing his condition. and fearing
a return " fhe mama, perhaps WIKI
disastrous results, he called police
man and asked TO b. cared for When
iaken 10 the police station lesson was
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Camp w,Lor Abandoned.

Washington, oct. Spy direction
Y,i ne secretary o. war. the Seventh
United states Infantry IN relieved from
duii az Camp Wlko and viii proceed
" me Department " the Lakes" with
we CARRYING into ofoct Of this order
,ghp Nlhon, 70 all intentH and pur-
.e. VIII have passed into history as
a military encnmpment.
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CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinsham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination ty male physician "a
a hard trial TO q delicately organized
woman.
She puts IL OFT as long rs she dare,
and Is only driven to II by fear of can.
Ger, polypus. or some dreadful III.
Most FREQUENTLY, anal, 4, ,,.,....... -.
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New York. oct. ia dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington says The
United States may submit a diplomatic
PROTEST 20 Spain through the French
hNf'ihmont against ltn action In send
ln. spanish auxillery cruiser loaded
wv arms and ammunition TO the Phil
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h;|!6BI|3G1|
Is|iElIll:|R

TO and from Chicago. St. Louis.
Omaha. Kansas City. and all eastern
points.
Direct line TO the Trans mississippi
Exposition. stopovera allowed at
omaha on all tickets reading through
that city,
Two through trains each way daily.
Neailbuied buffet smoking library
cars, Pullman sleeping cars. reelin-
Ing chair cars Seats frce). coaches
and dining cars. operated on tho a
ia carte plan.
Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines.
!. A.. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. O.
W. Ry.. Dnoly Block.
II H. NESLEN. Travelling Pass. ana
Freight Agent
w. u. MAuLLAN. Gen. ACT,
2it s. W, Temple 81. salt Lake City.
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This condi.
ton Of the
minddostroys
tho effect Of
advicci aud
she grows
worse rather
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a physicians Office
where she has un-
dcrgonc n critical
examination with
animprcssion.morc
or less, Of discour-
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EVERYBODY
KNOWS

That for solid comfort. quick time
and ail-round general satisfaction.
there IL no raiiroad on earth that APP
psals to the traveller like the great
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Washington. oct. 9.--Adjt. Gen. Cor
bin this evening received the following
telegram from Col. Tyson. commanding
the sixth United States immunes!