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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

flanagan arrived here from England
on Monday last. bound for the United
States, was detained hare by the Unit
ed States immigration staff for twenty
four hours and then informed that he
could not enter the states under the
existing laws OF immigration and the
commissioners could not grant him the
admission card, which is customary IN
such cases.
It appears that Flanagan, when CUES
TONED by the commissioners. who in
spect ell immigrants landing here
bound for the United States. admitted
that he was a t.cket-of- leave man.
having been convicted and served fif-
teen years in English prisons for trea-
son felony. He also Acknowledged that
he had TO report 70 British officers ev-
cry thirty days while in an English
colony. On the strength OF this open
confession, Assistant Commissioners
Frances deemed 1t advisable to detain
him, pending official orders from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Three four
story brick business buildings, Nos. SO.
20 and 72 Broadway, were practically
destroyed by fire today. The loss will
exceed 5000, geo. Cause of fire unknown.
The buildings were occupied principal
ly by brokers, real estate and insur-
ance agents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov ia fire which
broke out in the shipyards Of John
starin. at West Brighton, S. l., today,
burned seven buildings and their con-
tents and caused a damage estimated
to be about $500 900
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
WHERE IS FLANAGAN?

Attempt to Enter United States.
QUEBEC, Quebec. Nov. 1s.-Patrick
Flanagan, who served fifteen years In
English prisons for connection with
dynamite plot. and who was detained
here by the American immigration
staff, has disappeared. He left by the
Grand Trunk railway for Montreal.
presumably en- route to the United
States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20
ECHOES OF ARMY LIFE
UNPLEASANT INCIDENTS THAT
WERE EXPECTED TO FOL-
Low MASTERING OUT
MEN WHO HAD GRIEVANCES

Had Promised Themselves That
They Would Square OF With Of
ficers Whom They Considered
Had Not Treated Them Right
Two Reports That Are Found to
Be Without Any Foundation.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15
FRIDAY.

YOU oult.0 know that when suf-
fering from ~: kidney trouble that Il
safe, sure rrm.}= = Foley's Kidney
Cure. Guaran;eedormoney refunded.
W. h. COerver, druggist.
Tn Tennessee River Packet Con-
pany is preparing 10 start lis boats
out from st. Louis.
The Broadway Theatre will be pre-
pared to seat all the people who want
to hear Sam Jones lecture.
Jackson will have a telephone Y
change system in by the first OF Feb
ruary.
Small precautions often prevent
great mischiefs. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are very small pills in size, but
are most effective in preventing the
most serious forms of liver and stom-
ach troubles. They cure constipation
and headache ana regulate the bo~-
els. VIM. II. COerver.
Nou had better secure your tickets
TO Sam Jones lecture at the Broad
way Theatre next Wednesday night.
The reserved tickets are going off like
hot cakes.
Ed. H. E~ngelmann and wife were
visiting in Jackson yesterday.
August Bierwirth and William Cen
terberry returned home yesterday from
Hillsboro, where they had been at
tending Circuit Court as witnesses in
the case of the State Us. Peter MeGin-
mis-.
DR.. Robarts, the celebrated St.
Louis specialist, physician and ur-
geon, will be here on January 16, II
Is, with the famous Y rays. He will
stop at the St. Charles Hotel.
A dog show is the latest enter. ri g
in the city.
County Clerk William Paar of Jack
son will attend the Fair Board of Di-
rector's meeting in this city to-mor-
row.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15

The regular January term of TIE
Common Pleas Court will convene or
the 2ith of this month. The docket
for this term is larger than usual.
Several cases from other counties are
docketed here on change of venue.
Nancy Mullinwas m~arriedlast week.
She got a good man. but We have not
learned his name.
/ you have ever seen Il little child
IN " paroxysm of whooping cough. or
il you have been annoyed by q con-
slant tickling in the throat. YOU can
appreciate the value of one Minute
Cough Cure. which gives quick relief.
VIM. 4. Coerver.
When the Eagle Packet Company
again starts 4 boat in this trade it
vii. md the Illinois Central Railroad
a troublesome competitor for the bust
hess Of this city.
Wheat Is worth eighty-six cents in
tn market to-day. It has been hang
;n@ in the eighties here for several
weeks.
Moments are useless If trl.led away:
ana they are dangerously wasted if
consumed by delay in cases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm
mediate relief. W. II. Coerver.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15
TUESDAY.

Ii yoa are 1.l.0 Us, try DR.. sawyer
Little Vide Awake Pills. you will find
them jU-, what you want. Try free
sample. They do not ripe. Sold at
VI. Maple Wilson's drug store.
At the election of tho stockholders
of the Sturdiyant Bank the following
gentlemen were elected directors: Col.
Il. Sturdivant. L. +. klostermann. L.
J. Albert. Edward :. Lilly. r. B.
Oliver.
We understand that the Salvation
Army is making some converts, in this
city.
The whisky drummers who come 10
this city do a good business but they
leave very few OF the dollars of our
daddies in town. They blow their
money in elsewhere.
Two colored men went 20 the woods
the other night and caught seven
c0onS.
Certainly you don't want to suffer
with dyspepsia, constipation, sick
headache. sallow skin aud loss Of APP
petite. You have never tried De-
Wits Little Early Risers for these
complaints or you would have been
cured. They are small pills but great
regulators. VIM. H. Coerver.
Mai. J. B. Dennis appearedin court
Yesterday morning and announced
himself ready for trial bat the State
vas not ready and the ease was con-
tinued to the May term.
Up to yesterday evening the Grand
Jury at Jackson had returned fourteen
indictments and had several cases yet
under consideration.
The household remedy is Hunts
Lightning Oil. All aches and pains
quickly relieved. Satisfaction or
money refunded. For sale by all
druggists.
So far our winter weather has been
"a failure but Rev. Hicks says we will
have some winter weather in February
and March.
A number of Jul merchants. We I'M
derstand, are about to enter into a
contract to have all their freight
brought here by rail over the Illinois
Central Railroad. They say they can
get as cheap rates by rail as by river
and save money by saving insurance
charges!
The campaign will open early in
this county this year. By the first of
May the boys will begin to announce
themselves in the papers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15

The weather this week has not beer
favorable foc q rush of business,
There were very few country people in
town this week and the city peoplewere
not out on the streets.
Robert T. Giboney has for sale two
fine Holstein bull calves one u months
ana The Other Is months old.
\ passenger train or the st. Louis.
Cape G~irardeau X Fort Smith Rail
road killed 4 ine horse last night that
belonged 10 the editor OF the DEMO
Graf. Now. see what these cursed
railroads r doing for us poordeviis.
We regret to learn that Mr.. X. Z.
Cannon Is confined 10 his bed with
pneumonia.
The Eoentgen Rays hayemade L tri-
umphal revolutionizirGmArc through
the world. widening the knowledge Q:
surgeons in all that pertains 10 the
physical Improvement of man. DIR. T..
Robarts Viii oe al the ST. Charles
Hotel in the Cape January IT. l. and
i. Don't forgr, the date.
For stockings and mi;,ens for the
children. dye The wool with Putnam
Fadeiess Dyes. Scarlet. Cardinal or
Turkey Red. Each time You wash
them maGcs them brighter. Sold 10y
William Il. Cocrver. wit
Buy il. Try It. You'll like it. Il.
c. Thilenuis' Apple Braudy. 500
per gallon At +. W. Oherheidc's.
janl+w4t
The Board OF Directors of tn Fair
Association viii meet tomorrow ana
at this meeting the project OF moving
the Fair nearer the city will be dis
cussed. Everybody wants 10 see the
Fair moved from the old grounds 70
city and We hope the management
will b. able to make the change.
Mrs. Grieb. wife q .iohn Grieb.
died last night. Mrs. Grich was a
good Woman and her death : regret
ted by 4 large circle of friends.
One hundred ana sevcnry-five re-
served seals for sam Jones lecture
at TIE Broadway Theatre have been
sold and they are till going off.
Roast Pig. Come. Dinner ana sup
per viii he served saturday. January
I5:h. il he vacant room next TO The
Pos, Oa'cc. under IT, auspices Of The
Ladies lid society Of TIE First Sap
lis: church. Dinac" served rom 1880
80 cents. S"pr~r fro.a , O'Clock
On through the evening: also II inter
walls music VIII he rendered. ~ for
cents. supper -arvra ny he young
men. Everyone welcome.
P,oi. Y. Frirn. will Organize =
.hildren'S class and will teach the
society and fancy dances ard
Military Wait Drill. De!su<;, ash
Deport.a,ut a"a Gynuastic
exercises. Ii you Wish "a S,.G your
children ieLyc hams ~ Nrurger'a or
apply b. ;el"phon-. rrIn,. - 20
twelve lessons. The class VII h. q
-aniz.t |.iday and Saturday ta-E
+ "ra / :" d O.. Ok. o..
DR.. u. G. rarson OF 81, ~-ouis,
Specialist in :;ur-!.&i aaa N.,.cal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15
MIXED UP,
Everything "t Local Form To he
Found That is OF Interest.
MONDAY.

Lon Whitesides, the colored mar
who attempted to rob a white man OF
=. Main street in this city last week. wa:
given justice without delay. He wa:
tried in the Circuit Court az Jackson
Saturday, convicted and sentenced e
the penitentiary for two years.
Louis Hells. who has been here 4 few
days visiting relatives and friends will
return TO Bloomington. Illinois. TO.
morrow.
Criah Jones. Hezekian Brown and
John Peter Smith will testify TO the
wonderful curative properties of DR..
simmons Cough Syrup. Sample bot
Ties free. Satisfaction or money re-
unded. For sale by all druggists.
Sheriff Jenkins will havefourp prison
ers to take TO the penitentiary after
Circuit Court adjourns.
The Illinois Central Railroad officials
visited this city and Gray'sPoint Sat
urday evening. They came to East
Cape in the Presidents special car.
DR.. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: | can say
with pleasure that | have been usin5
your medicine. and will recommend it
70 all suffering ladies.
MRR. W. ". WEATHERSIiEE.
Augusta. Ga.
Sold n J. Maple WiIlSon'S~ drugstore
The Salvation Army held services
Saturday and Sunday on Main street.
The visit OF tie President Of the
Illinois Central Railroad to this city
means something more than 4 pleasure
trip.
Died. IN this city. January 9TH.
l>9S. Mrs. Schulz. wife of DR.. Shulz,
aged about hfty-nine years.
DR.. y. p. Sawyer:-I have been
troubled with rheumatism and lung
trouble for a number OF years. can
say | never had any thing help me
like Your Family Cure.
MRs. H. WtNGART.
Lena. Ills.
Soda al J. Maple Wilson's drug store.
Scoct'county farmers say the roads
are 80 bad that they cannot getto town
with Z wagon load OF produce.
There Is sufficient water in the river
now for steam6oatihg bat boats are
not running.
Our old friend, Will H. Wheeler Of
Los Angeles. Cal. is branching ont
in business. Besides running a big
grocery store he i now in the hotel
business and is. We are glad to learn,
doing a big business.
DR.. Shelton was called to Poplar
Bluff the other day to look after his
property in that city and he will be
absent from his home a few days.
DR.. y. p. 5awyer:-Dear Sir: Mrs
Hamburg induced ne to ryyour Fam
fly Cure. l was greatly benefited by i
and l recommended it to every lady
in Door health. Respectfully.
Mrs. .ASHE Il.
Sold at J. Maple Wilson's drugstore
TUESDAY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15
NSLETS,

>AI.E-A high grade piano for $3.50 90,
/ about half price. I"lhire ut this Office or
Ag't. Bon -, Care Girardeau, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15

EORS ALE-A good neat combination house
and sail boat. Cneap. Call near Water
works.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-15

XAyASTED-Man with Sda !, buys a good
Wv paving little business Address. Beck,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
TO BE OPEN TO E'OMEy.
University OF Iennsylvania VIII Here.
after be n Co. Iluc,tioual In.titutinn

University OF Pennsylvania VIII Here.
after be n CO. Educational Institution.
PIIILADrlTHIA, MAY ). The board of
trustees oi the University Of Pennsyl.
V"'.a has decided TO offer under grad
uate courses for women, in every way
equal TO those now open to men, and
winch are to lead to the same degrees
now given TO the latter students.
The authorities have had this matter
under consideration for some time, and
considerable influence has been brought
TO bear on the trustees of the unlver.
slty 10 gain their favorable endorse.
ment or opposition. The movement
has been given impetus by the success
that has been Obtained by Cornell
university, which is probably the only
exists on a very extensive scale.
10 assist III carrying out the actions
OF the board Colonel Joseph Bennett
has presented to the university four
houses on Walnut street, adjoining G
Bennett hall. located 1t Thirty
and Walnut streets, the Salue OF which
including the land Is said to be $50, 900
These buildings will be razed and IL
their place structure is to be erected
10 b. devoted exclusively TO the need,
II the women students. The carrying
out Of the project. 1t Is said. will resul
III property and buildings worth abou
SoOb 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05

Gotham Has Holiday for the Charter
and Includes Dewcy's Victory.

Gotham Has Holiday for the Charter
and includes Dewcy's Victory.
New YORK, May 5.-This Is Dewey
day and charter day. The municipal
celebration Of the formation OF Greater
New York has been over.haloWed by
the events Of the worldwide import
during the past few weeks, culminat-
ing III the victory Won by Commodore
Georg: Dewey over the Spanish fleet
in the harbor of Manila.
The city is resplendent with the stars
and Stripes and the lone star OF Cuba.
There was general approval OF the
act of the municipal legislature III set
ting this day apart III ce.ebratlon q
the victory Of CommIorc Dewey, a
we'll as in commemorative OF the adop
ton of the charter that welded three
cities into one. 1t Is a state holiday by
legislative enactment. The pupll'
buildings are closed, as are all the eH
changes and many Of the state banks
The public schools are also closed ana
from the root OF each scA9olhousc .ioat'
the stars and ~t-paS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
|ILL WAITING.
Word Has Been Received
From prwry. But 1t Is
Expected.
r,-,h Ioat McCullOch Stated
10 Have Nrrivcd at Mrs
Bay.
| Is Forty Miles From Hon.
[mr, 80 News May Arrive
soon.

k.H,NoraN, May 5.--The news 9.
r,lva. i the converted revenue
r MyCu.. ii II Mrs bay was con.
ID tie navy department first
MI t..u .A>-oc.ated Press dispatch.
ri. IT. - noon the department
81. II o,.iclal ignorance Of the
IA. !, ;A.4l-patch boat. The OH.
.s.My.. .relv began TO calculate
|. WHEN report by cable might
n....a. i III Commodore Dewey.
s bay - ii At - miles from Hong
!. ii 6al.a terminus, and there
/, ! u.ra - ba any Commun.ca.
BY VII Wren the two points.
b. .!gCg0l Il put into MIR, lay
sal i, -0u. directly 10 Hong
l., j. 81, az.loubtcdly because. IN
.,la. i Tn modorc Dewey, the
>4 tIty laws would not per.
Il. ,4l.1 e enter for the purpose OF
|-1g ill.,, Wl,h her home govern.
T. >.t .- neither disabled 10 the
T~.te ,aa might claim the benefit
To- s.4.g- ICY clause, nor Is her
e-.gs.y eIAaustcd, so that that
d 1 i a plea for entry. 1t Is
:? sya a!yal officers that TO 60
to-, i II, for the sole purpose OF
u. = We United States govern.
aA.ee'.a. the progress of hostili-
Fsz.l D. ractically using the Brit.
a.' 4 sl>e Il operations against
saa4y. Il Wevcr there are other of.
s&a5 - !. take this view of the
s-ii NIX that the dispatch boat
~, ae would probably send
'-ees native boat or some
a.e41- TRANSFORMATION than the
u. II long Kong with the dis
VII y amodorc Dewey. The
"asa... ! rhis would depend
@e a.at the officer started. for II
alR"aea as surmised, arrived
- We r5,nlng or at night the
y ' probably bo made with
W u. >.oWly anl might indeed
.,s''el ,l the next morning
= @.4aHa, for the difference IL
gs"tsa Washington and Hong
: ".A"4 .alns the dispatch to th,;
s3a'e" after midnight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
MARTIAL LAW
NhOle Province Of Valencia Has
Been Placed Under Military
Government.
State Of Siege Also Declared al
GigDn, Fortified Town on
Bay Of Biscay.
Internal Troubles Now as Serious
as External. j.. Cabinet Crisis
Imminent,

MADRID, May SO a. m.-Owing to
the threatening attitude Of the popula-
ton of various towns, the authorities
have proclaimed martial law in the
province Of Valencia.
Riots have occurred at Caceros, but
they are said to have been suppressed
by the gendarmes.
MADRID, May ). 10 a. MA state
OF siege has been declared at Gijon, a
fortified seaport on the bay of Biscay,
pillage being threatened.
MADRID, May "a riot has occurred
at Talavera The railroad station was
seized, the cars burned and several
houses set on fire.
MADRID, May 5.-It is believed that
the resignation of the Spanish cabinet
is imminent.
The Carlist organ and The impartial
and Liberal predict grave events. The
cabinet. however, is disposed to ener'
getically maintain order and hasten
the vote on the financial bills, in orde,
to suspend the cortes and give the
crown and executive power full free
dom Of action.
LONDON, May 5.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of The Daily Mail says:
There is no longer any doubt that thc
internal situation is causing the gov
ernment as much uneasiness as the eN
ternal. Monday nights demonstrate,
was one Of the most serious in SOM
time, since those openly participatln:
showed their revolutionary tendencies
Cries were raised of Down with III
Bourbons, " Long live Don Carlos,
Long live the republic, " and Lon
live Weyler." The first move Of th
demonstrators was to the
House OF General Weyler.
with the object Of cheering him. Il
did not appear and the crowd the
went to the residence of Senor Sagasti
where the ministers were III confer
ence, and shouted in favor Of his resis
nation. Senor Aguilera, civil governc
of Madrid, broke up the processio
with the aid of the police, who wer
badly stoned and had to charge til
crowd. The authorities thereupon mt
with Senior Aguilera, who announce
his intention of reslguing, saying thf
it cost him great trouble to repre-
? such manifestations and that he w;
not able to answer for order with tn
power at his disposal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
CITY OF PEkIN.
Governments Obtains Possession Of the
Big Iac .fic Mail Steamship.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The govern
ment has obtained possession, either by
purchase or charter. of the Pacific Mail
Steamship City Of Pekin, now at San
Francisco, and she will at once be put
in condition to sail with coal, stores
and troops for Manila
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
WOULD BE GLAD OF 1T.

Manila business Interests Not Averse to
the Ending of Spanish Rule.
LoNDoS, May 5.-Inquiries at the
office of the Eastern Telegraph COM
nany show that the Hong Kong cable
is still interrupted.
The reported surrender of Manila,
while probably true. is as yet only con-
lecture.
The principal Manila merchants III
London who have been interviewed on
tho subject agree that their latest let
ters show that the Philippine island;
will be pleased to have the revol'
ended, and will view with equanlmlty
Americas future action there. They
will gladly hail the end of the condition
of things which the merchants say l.
quite as bad as III Cuba.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
ArcIb. shop Iorri.an', quarter ,'"'""
mai a. !, Ireiate Iuly t"icora''u

Src.b shop Iorri.an', Quarter tchteh-
nal A.. a Ireiatr Huly Celebrated
NEW York. May 3.-Archhlshop
CorrIcAu's 25th anniversary as Sa'h-
ohc plelatc was celebrated WIN Sie'' ''
ceremony at the cathedral over 'oo
priests participated.
Every clergyman taking part III '.io
mass was a d,gnltary of the church'
The papal delegate, Archbishop Mar
,inelll, was present. \ great orchestra
selected singers and enlarged choruses,
.,nnliea the music. \ certflcate OF
c,ncellation for the debt OF s3oo,ooo Oh
thn Dunwoodies conceived and begun
hv the archbishop, was handed to him.
+ having been raised by popular sub
.crlp,lon in few months. The clergy
men for the mass were chosen to repre-
sent every year of tho bishops episco
pate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05

Even Spanish Officers Are Against the
Government.
LONDON, May "a special dispatch
from Madrid. via Bayonne, says:
In the mob Monday night were many
officers who were foremost in incitlns
the people to attack the ministers resi-
denccs and were loudest i'll calling fo1
cheers for Weyler. There is no doubt
these men desired to provoke the gov
ernment into firing upon the mob and
so to pave the way for its downfall.
While the streets were thus occupied
great interest was manifested at ths
various barracks and the soldiers wer.
only prevented from joining the mol
by the personal pleadings OF the oih
GERS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
ARMY PROMOTIONS.

mt To the senate by thc'
some Civilian Ap-
h pointmonta.
aha y, May 5.-The president
Iol. i3lalnations to the senate:
n'aJ generals: Brigadicr Cen
laraI 'fa : Breckinridge, inspector
st9 ; A.; Brigadicr General
sera, 0as, y. S. A.; Brigadier
seg, y. y''''l j. Coppinger, Brigadier
aera y. man i. Shafter, Brigadier
/ Co.. "Hiam II. Graham, Briga.
ter, =, ~ James L. Wade; Brigadier
|, NY Z. Merriam. James Ii.
I'm ''eiaWarc, Fitzbugh Lee OF
spL oewcll OF New Jersey.
15It, y" Ier Of Alabama.
tno, " he brigadicr generals;
arp, anderson, l4th infantry;
AM ,'mpton, 4th cavalry; A..
u ,nt' ~ cavalry; John $. Poland,
laptrv ''y' John &. Bates. I'd
fSmn 'a'rew 5. Burt. goth infan-
M H. ohyder, 10th infantry; Ham.
|lraok '"A'ns. goth infantry: Royal
hMtan,'s 's' artillery; Jacob 4. Kent,
Fasy: IVY Samuel S. Sumner. 9th
'hc's l.. iuenther. 4th ar
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tillery: Guy V. Henry, 10th c,v,,rc
John L. Rodgers, 9TH artillery: Ion,,
n. carpenter, 5th cavalry; Samuol p
NJ. 1eung. 3d cavalry; John NJ p,oon
Sth cavalry; Edwin p. WilGston -th
artillery. ~"
A"eu,ei'ant colonies to be brigadier
generals Henry W. Dawton, inspector
general; John NJ Randolph, sth infan.
Try; Theodore schwan, assistant adm.
'aht general; William l.. Ludlow, corps
OF engineers; Adna b. Chatfee, Sd cav.
airy; George w. Davis, 18th lnfantrv
Alfred +. Bates, deputy paymaster
general.
Subsistence department, Colonel
Charles Patrick Eyan, to be comm,s.
sary general Of subsistence, with ranl,
OF brigadicr general.
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To BE Used IA Troopshjp.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 5.-It is stated
that negotiations are pending between
the government and the Pacific Coast
Steamship company for the purchase
OF the steamers Queen and Senator.
which are to be used for troop ships.
III case troops are sent to Manila.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
vi 9hl VI WASHINGTON.

' hsp"rt Sent by the ST. Paul
!, ;, "f3teh Correspondent.
AL My 5.--The Washington
'o.4a.tt9i The Dispatch says tho
n, - AlIalral Dewey is III tho
!, : ''4e PRESIDENT. 1t gives very
4 soAt oi the fight and none at
ks 'e tlbardment OF Manila, ac.
: y 'n5 eorrespondent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-05
Driven insane by Suffering.

New York, May 5.-Jacob Gramm,
small shopkeeper, murdered two OF
his children, mortally wounded third
and inflicted fatal wounds on himself.
Those knowing him state that ne was
temporarily deranged by intense suner'
ing from rheumatism.