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ty. Previous to the last year or
two the people Of the country
hardly knew that we had navy
of any size, but after this they
will not be allowed to forget the
fact and an effective and powerful
navy will be maintained. Naval
power is much surer factor in es-
tablishing the status of a nation
than that of her land forces and
the time has come when the
United States takes her rank
among the first nations Of the
world in naval effectiveness.
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Teachers Examination;

Feachers discrimination;
Teachers examinations will be held
as follows: : :
ADRIAN, at public school buildings,
August s and $
Worthiqgtop, August 10 and %
Worthington, September % and "a.
opens at 9 a. m.
MAUD GRAVES, Superintendent,
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Portrait of Admiral Dev

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President cKinley is person
ally interesting himself to see
that no time is lost is removing ali
the volunteer sold Hers to healthier
locations than where they have
been camped. It is not consider
ed likely that any Of the yolun-
teers will be mustered ont Of SER
vie until the treaty Of peace be-
tween The United States and
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Republican State Ticket.

GovERNOR-w. H. EUsTIs. Hennjpin.
1T. GOVERNOR-L.A A. SMITH, Chippewa
TREASURER-A. T. KOERNER, Meeker.
G. DUNN, Mile Laos.
ATTY. GEE.-W B, DOUGLASS, Clay.
CLERK SEf. CD. F. REESE, Ramsey.
JUSTICES CT THE SUPREME COURT
q. Z. BROWN, of Stevens,
j. 4. LOVELY, of FreebOrn.
q. l.. DEVILS, of st. Louis,
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Washington Letter.
(From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, AUG. IL, 1898.

WASHINGTON, AUG. IL, 1898.
President McKinley's frmness
brought the Spanish ministry up
with round turn when they on
deavored, with character stie Span
ish trlckery, to jnggle the wording
Of Their acceptance of our terms Of
peace, and when they found their
game would not work they accept
ed the terms just as they were Of
fered. This ends the war for the
time, although the Spaniards are SO
tricky that there is no being sure
Of permanent peace until after the
treaty Of peace has uecn ratified
by the Spanish Gortes; but that
concerns us very little. as the terms
Of peace provide for the evacuation
of Cuba and Porto Rico by the
Spanish and for the occupation Of
Manila and Manila Bay by our.
troops at once. With these points
in our possession no action or fail
ure to act on the part Of the Span
ish Cortes will affect our interest
to the extent Of a row Of pins.
Secretary Long has taken adj
vantage Of the easy turn Of affairs.
at the navy dcpartmen to spend a.
few days with his wife, who is at
Bingham, Mass. It is the first OPP
portunity he has had for q yaca-l
ton since the war commenced.
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that lie took no stock In the talk
about Commodore Schley being
Disseminated against in favor Of
Acting Rear Admiral Sampson by
deciding to make them both Rear
Admirals as a recognition of their
services during the war. All the
officers who participated in the
destruction of Cervera's fleet ale
also to be promoted, Lieut.. CON-
mander wainwright getting the big
gest jump of all, to a captaincy.
The fnancia al question eng re-
garded as shelved for the time
being, if not permanently, the lit
erature sent out by the republican
Congressional Campaign Commit
tee this year will deal very large
y with the record Of the republic
can and democratic parties at the
last session of congress, and in
that already prepared the speech
es Of democratic figure largely.
Among the democratic speeches
that will be circulated in the in
terests of the supporters of the
republican policy are those made
by Senators German and Lindsay
and Repre- sentative Amos Cum
mipgs, faVoring the issuing of
bonds rather than greenbacks to
carry on the war. Senator Nor
gan's speech in favor of the an
neKation of Hawaii will also be
distributed. Another document
prepared by the committee under
the title of "Democratic Oppose
ton to War Measures" quotes
the remarks of several leading
democrats-on second thought,
there isgrave doubts of the exis-
tence Of Heading democrats-giv-
ing especial prominence to those of
Bailey, Of Texas.
Assistant Secretary Cridler, of
the EEhtg .departtment Of state, is the
proud possessoF Of some interest
ing relics Of the battle Of Manila
Bay, presented to him, by Consul
Wildman. Among them are frag-
mepts Of six-inch shell from
one Of Hewey'e guns that struck
the Spanish commandantss house
at Cavite and destroyed $4,000
worth Of property, besides killing
five Spaniards, and some pecul-
iarly constructed Spanish shells
taken from the arsenal at Cavite.
These shells are about eight inch
90 long, and one in diameter, and
have steel bullet around which
is band of brass. The use of
such ammunition, is a violation of
the rules Of eiyilized warfare.
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President Mex iinley has shown
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
TRIAL OF DREYFUs.
RsopeninG OF the Celebrated Case In
Paris Court

Rsopening OF the Celebrated Case In
Paris Court
Paris, Oct 27.-The court OF a cassa.
tion 10 decide upon the question Of re.
opening the case OF Alfred Dreyfus,
prisoner on DEVILS island. who Is alleged
to have been falsely convicted OF selling
important military plans TO agents OF a
foreign power. opened to-day. There
was no demonstration around the palace
OF justice. Reporter Bari opened the
proceedings by referring TO the ex-
eitement and scandals caused by
the case, even before an appeal
for revision was lodged. He said
that the Dreyfus condemnation was for q
crime which inspires universal horror
Bari referred 10 the denunclation Of
Major Esterhazy and reviewed Nine
Dreyfus' appeal for revision.
Bari said this appeal was passed on the
assumption that the bordereau was writ
ten by Major Esterhazy. he pointed out
the suspicious facts. Bari added that
the appeal for revision was decided upon
In consequence OF the late Lieutenant.
Colonel henry's confession that he forged
the document In the case.
During the session OF the court revi.
si0nist mob numbering about a hundred
persons, headed by NM Dremont MillevOit
Lszies, shouting "Viye L. Armie," and
"A morte les Juifes," attempted 10 enteI
the court Of Cessation. The passage wac
barred by the police. Large reinforce
ments were sent TO guard the approaches
/ OF the court
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
PASSENGER AGENTS.
They Are Holding an Important
Meeting at Omaha,
Kitchener Does Not Favor War in
the FashOda Trouble.
Great Crowds Attend the Peace Cele-
bratiOn in Philadelphia.
PRESIDENT M'KpLET PRESENT.

Omaha, Neb, Oct. IA meeting Of
general passenger agents OF the lines
west OF the Missouri river, TO formally
establish a trans Missouri passenger as
sOciatlon, convened here this morning
and will probably be in session two days.
Among those In attendance are: General
Passenger Agents Townsend, Missouri
Pacific; Burley, Oregon Short Line; Hurl.
burt. Oregon Railway and Navigation
Co.; Francis. Burlington & Missouri
Buchanan, Elkhorn. and Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agents Hutchinson,
Union Pacific. Representatives. Of
the Rock Island, Denver Il Rio
Grande, Colorado Midland aud the
Rio Grande Western will arrive
this afternoon. The principal work IL TO
consider an agreement OF the new assO-
citation prepared by the committee, Gen
eral Passenger Agents LOmaY, Francis
and Buchanan. Buchanan was chosen
chairman Of the meeting.
The general passenger agents ara In.
dignant at a report from Chicago that
the association would have 20 be aban-
doned on account OF its impraeticability
Buchanan said. $50 far Rs | know the
statement from Chicago IL utterly with
out foundation. presume II originated
with soue folks in Chicago who are op
posed 10 the trans-MissOuri association
and want 90 see II fail. think the 70
suits Of this meeting will be a sufficient
contradiction"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

a rich soprano voice and has sung with
great success In London. Messrs. Jack
lin and GrOdgens, two character singers.
will introduce n great scene entitled
The Death Of the Standard Bearer, "
taken from an actual scene during the
late war In Cuba. Messrs. Ordway and
Rand are the two cleyerest bicycle per
formers ever seen on any stage. Messrs.
Garden and Hunt perform ON some hf
teen different musical instrum ents their
trombone and cornet solos and duets be-
ing especially clever. Charles and Mae
Stanley nightly cause screams Of laugh.
ter In their great slack wire rope per.
formances. The company also has a
child four years old, Master Raymond.
whose i'm personatiOn OF the yellow
Kid" from Hogan's alley II the cleyerest
performance ever seen on any stage
We are sure that the company will meet
with like success In albuquerque during
their weeks stay. Admission will be
% cents and reserved seats 30 cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
Noa Ilfsld's Residences,

The contract for Noa Ilield's residence,
the finest In the southwest, was LET at the
office OF Harry y. Johnson. the architect,
last Monday TO ". W. Strong. contractor
This place will, without doubt. be the
haDdsomest residence In the southwest
The style Is Bastlake, and very elaborate
In exterior OrnRmentatiOn. The outside
will be faced with red pressed brick and
trimmed with white sandstone. The
steps, baluStrades OF pOrehes and verAn.
das will be OF stone and brick, the floor
being laid with cement tiles. The main
features Ot the exterior are prominent
tower with hanging balcony and also a
beautiful porte cOheTe. The interior OF
the residence will be entirely finished In
hardwood. The floors OF the principal
rooms being parquetry. The vestibule
floors will be laid with enoaustic tile
The staircase In the residence will be A.
tine an example OF art az there IL In
any residence In the southwest When
the house is completed II will be mon
ument for Albuquerque and, In fact, for
the southwest. Mr.. Johnson has been
months perfecting the plans and details,
which are essential with neatness and
completeness.
Mr. johnson is also erecting fine
business block for Mr.. A. A. Grant. and a
pretty pressed brick front business build
ing for q ScOtti on south First street.
He has also plans for another beautiful
modern residence, which will be given 10
the contractor In about week.
IL will pay any parties wishing to
build 10 consult Mr.. johnson az he has
had years OF experience in building and
can give clients the best professional
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
oFNERAL KIrCnENER.

He Speaks In High Terms of Gen. Mar
chaBd, ana IL Against War,
Paris, Oct. 27.-General Kitchener left
Paris this morning, and will reach Lon.
don this afternoon. In an interview
Kitchener Ia quoted az saying: Il hope
the diplomatists will succeed in settling
the difficulty amicably. can only
praise thu French, particularly Major
Marchand, who received ms at Fashoda
with charming cordiality The question
Il rightly regarded as most critical, but |
cannot approve of those who ray war is
thu only solution Of both nations. Per-
haps MY opinion Of Marchand's exploit
may contribute to the result that all
dQgIre"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

During the excitement of a political
bet, which was followed by some serious
accusations and fracas, Capt. Hubh
Leeds was pushed or knocked down at
the Leiger Cafe this afternoon by Jacob
Korber He fell on the hard tile floor
and DF. Hope announces that his left
ankle Is broken.
A. b. Reading, wife and baby, who
have been residents OF this city for sew
eral years past, will leave 10 morrow
morning for San Antonio, Texas, where
they Will reside In the future. They
are excellent people and THE CITIZEN
wishes them health and prosperity In
their new home.
Chas Jones, who Was here 10 attend
the republican county convention as a
delegate from BLAND, Is still in the city,
but expects 10 return 70 his business this
evening. He is the junior member OF
the Grm OF Anderson a. Jones, pTOprietOrs
OF The Lobby" at Bland,
Owing TO an injury 10 her ankle, which
she sprained yesterday, Mrs. Rummell
the Gold avenue Testauranter, will be-
compelled TO remain In bed for a short
time. Her popular restaurant, however
will be In good hands.
Mince meat, homemade and the yery
best, at 10 cents per pound at FarT't
meat market,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
PHILADELPHIA PEACE JUBILEE.
A Fine Day, Resulting In "a Grand civic
Parade.


A Fine Day, Resulting In IA Grand civic
Parade.
Philadelphia, Oct. ~ There was
compensation today for The disappOiDt-
ment In the enforced pOstpOnement OF
the civic parade yesterday. Rain con-
tinued until midnight aud to-day opened
clear. From 1900 10 10000 soldiers
I, T,achsd the city 20 participate in the
grand pageant. The president and vice
president with members Of the presi-
dents cabinet, distinguished army and
navy officers and hundreds OF thousands
OF residents OF the city and other local
tiles honOred the occasion with their
presence.
President Mckinley, prior TO the parade,
rode In carriage over the rOnte Of the
procession TO view the decorations and
was greeted with continuous ovation.
With General Miles, head Of the United
States army, In the lead, the procession
started at IL O'Clock and proceeded over a
route about seven miles. About four
hours were occupied In passing given
point. The sOlciers were greeted with
tumultuous cheers throughout the entire
march.
LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON TO NIGHT.
Philadelphia, Oct 27.-secretaIy Por
ter stated this morning that President
Mckinley would leave for Washington
tonight. There will be a meeting
OF the cabinet 20 morrow morning.
Porter declined TO say anything about
last nights meeting OF the cabinet In
this city, but IL was authOritiyely stated
that the session Was informal and nc
mention made Of any communication
from Paris.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

In the district court this morning Al.
Freeman pleaded guilty to forgery and
was sentenced by the court 10 pay q fine
OF $50 and costs Court then adjourned
until 10 a. m. tomorrow, when Richard
Thomas Is TO be tried on the charge OF
breaking car seal at Gallup.
John Brady and James ID. Kakin, for
merly Of the firm Eakin n Brady, to-day
petitiOned the court 70 adjudge them
bankrupts and decree them a certificate
OF discharge OF all their debts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
oANNor AaREE.
The Peace Commissioners stumble ON the
Cuban Debt.

The Peace Commissioners stumble on the
Cuban Debt.
Paris, Oct. 27.-Yesterday the peace
commissioners did not arrive at any con-
rlusion about the debt Of Cuba. The
GAlOis says today: "rhe situation n
extremely strained, owing 10 the incTeas
ingly aggressive attitude OF the Ameri-
cans. n Ia even feared that N the span.
iards should not decide 10 give way on all
points the negotiations will be broken
of at the next meeting"
HAD DECIDED EFFECT.
Washington, Oct. 27.-IntimatlOn con-
yeyed by American commissioners 10 the
spanish commissioners at Mondays
session OF the peace conference at Paris,
that the position OF the United States
with respect TO the Cuban debt could not
be regarded as subject 70 change, and
consequently the American commission
ers we're ready 10 proceed with the con-
sideratiOn NJ other questions under the
protocol, Paris adyices show, had de-
cided effect. One concession az 10 Cuba
our commissioners will make will
be 10 guarantee for the United States
that life and property will be secure
In Cuba until such time as q
stable government Ia formed. IL is
unlikely the same rule will be applied 10
the Philippine debt as was insisted upon
relative 10 the Cuban debt. In other
words. II the United States annex the
Philippines, which now seems TO be a
logical outcome OF the situation, II
might be reasonably c0ntended az least
that 30 much Of the debt ~ represented
by moneys expended for the improve
ment OF the islands should pass TO the
United States with title.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

ia snnth Eir.t street.

We wish to impress you with the fact
that THE FAIR sells better goods for less
money, than any other store. We urge
an inspection OF cur stock. The better
Won are posted. the better II will please
US for the our values will be more fully
appreciated. We guarantee that the
price on our chinaware, glassware. tin
ware, toys. tools or notions to be fnlly
20 per cent lower than anywhere In the
territory. Don't miss visiting US.
The FAIR,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
GOV. TANNER TALKS.
he Is TOadyins 10 the Vicious
Element in Illinois.
Reopening Of the Celebrated Drey-
fus Case In Paris.
The Two Peace Commissions Unravel.
ling some Knotty Questions.
CUBAN DEBT QUESTION SETTLED.

Madison. ILL.,. Oct 27.-"I reiteTate that
| will not tolerate the wholesale impOrta-
tion Of foreigners into Illinois. II an
attempt IL made 70 bring a mob, such ~
was brought 10 Virden, no matter on
what railroad, | will meet them at the
state line aud shoot II 10 pieces with
datliDg guns"
SO delared Gov. Tanner in a speech
delivered before 1870 auditors gathered
At knights Of Pythias hall In this city
IL was the concluding statement in an
address largely devoted 10 a defense OF
his course in the recent strike In Virden.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
LEAVE ron WASHINGTON no NIGHT.
Hr Gets Damages.

Washington, Oct. 27. &c. The award Of
the chief justice OF Canada, 10 wh0sl
arbitration was submitted the claim Of
Victor II. McCOrd against the govern
ment OF Peru for damages sustained by
reason imprisonment during one OF tht
revolutionary outbreaks there, has been
received NJ the state department. Nc
Cord Is awarded $4,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
storm at Chicago,

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Chieago's lake front
ia battered in spots from the Indiana
state llne TO Evanston and beyond as the
result OF the storm which found its cen
ter here the last two days. While no
lives are reported lost. the severity OF the
blow. forty-eight miles an hour. was the
greatest since 1894, when the shore was
strewn with wrecks and many sailors
periahed. The total damage ia estimated
AZ st60O0O
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

Next Monday Oct 8lst and cOntinu
ing for one whole week, the Greater
New York Vaudeville Company will per
form az the OrchestriOn hall. This
company Ia the most refined and power
ful trOup OF vaudeville artists touring
the states and they have played through
out Oregon. California and Arizona to
crowded houses nightly. From news
paper clippings before a. we sea that
every member OF the troupe Is an artist
and among them Is Miss Marie Ethel
TillsOn, native Of California, who has
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
nenublIcnn E,eeutIre CommIltee.

The republican county committee mei
las, night and selected the following ex
ecutlve committees: Frank A. Hubbell
chairman; NestOr MOntOya, secretary
Alexandra Ssndoval, treasurer; j. l.. Peref
and j. X. ArmijO.
Republican headquarters have been es
'ablished In room IS, n. I. Armijo build
inc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
FRENCH AFFAIRs.

N. Dupuy Asked by President Faure to
Form New Cabinet.
Paris, Oct. %. - President Faure, at Q
o'clock this evening, asked NJ. Dupuy to
form new cabinet In succession 10 the
Brisson ministry, which resigned on
Tuesday. II Is thought the cabinet will
be composed of the following: Dupuy.
premier, minister Of interior; NJ. Detrey'
clnet, minister Of war; NJ. COnstans
minister OF justice; NJ. Delcasse, minister
ot foreign affairs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
sample Of Missouri Boys.

ST Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 27.-In the Grim
inal court to-day Herbert DonayaD,
AlonzD Aretbuu, Charles Cook. James
Hathaway and William Hathaway we're
sentenced 10 the penitontiary for ten
years each for robbing the Burlington
passenger train near 81. Joseph on the
evening OF August II. The robbers are
mere boys Of good families.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

New York, Oct q. - Justice Cohn, OF
the supreme court. TO. day appointed
Frederick Day. OF Elizabeth, n. j., and
W. 8. SanbOrn. auxiliary receivers OF the
New York Wool Warehouse company. a
New Jersey corporation, with q capital
stock OF 100000, on application OF
William MaeNaughton, a stakeholder.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
War RlowInV Over.

London. Oct. 27.-A cabinet council
was held to-day, with all the members
present. When the ministers left the
foreign office they did not give any init
nation OF serious apprehension OF the
future. The French ambassador, Baron
De Courcel. saw the Marquis of Salisbury
Immediately after the meeting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

London, Oct. 27.- According TO a spe.
clal dispatch from Paris, the anti-re-
VisiOnist mob around the palace OF jus
tiee where the appeal Of the Dreyfus
case il being heard, became 80 dangerous
that the LAWYERS ned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
chicago Grain MArEet.

Chicago Oct. 81 - Wheat - October,
663sc; December, 66asc.
Corn October, S2lsc; December, 32Al
9321Sc.
Oats-0ctober, 23c; December, 23lSc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
Volunteers HAy, Arrived.

Boston, Oct. ~ The United States
transport Mississippi, from Porto Rico,
having on board the Sixth regiment
Massachusetts, vO unteers, arrived here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

Cleveland, OHIO, Oct 27.-since late
yesterday afternoon a furious gale has
swept tn lower lake region. During the
night the wind reached velocity Of fifty
miles an hour.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

appeal to Rib0t 10 form a cabinet OF
republican concentration. with Delessse
remaining in the foreign Office Such
cabinet would not oppose revision OF
the trial Of DFeyfus.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27

Paris. Oct. 2.-NOthing definite has
been settled In connection with tho for
nation Of the new cabinet IL is gener
ally believed that President Faure will