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THE ARMY EMBARKED.
Scenes OF Intense Enthusiasm at Port
Tampa-OM for Cuba.

Scenes OF Intense Enthusiasm 1t Port
Tampa-On for Cuba.
Tampa, June 1.-THE army OF in
of swift transports. The first official
notification that the time for movement
has arrived came in the form of a
general order posted on May 81. The
embarkation assumed definite shape on
Monday afternoon. June s. when the
1st u. s. infantry. Major General Shaf-
ter's old command. a regiment famous
in the history OF the army. was given
the honor of embarking first. AS the
regiment marched down the long pier
at Port Tampa with their band play
ing they caused the most intense en-
thusiasm.
During the balance of that afternoon
ard until daylight the next morning the
movement was resumed with the ut
most vigor. All day Tuesday the
wharves were a moving mass of ex-
cited humanity. Late In the afternoon
every commanding officer was ordered
to get his regiment i'm readiness for i'm
mediate movement. and soon after
ward word was sent TO get the troops
upon the transports as rapidly as pos
sible. Trains of coaches and cars of
al, descriptions were placed on sidings
near the various camps, and baggage,
arms and ammunition were hurried on
board.
On Tuesday evening about s o'clock
Lieutenant Miley, who was in the hotel
telegraph Office with General Miles.
was seen to rush into the hall toward
General Skaters apartments. Immed-
lately the two returned rapidly to the
telegraph Office.
The regular operator was evicted, the
Office doors were closed and Capt. ]. L.
Brady, the censor, took the key. Cen
eral Miles and General Shafter were
then placed in direct communication
with the war department and a half
hours conference ensued. The termi-
nation of this resulted in hurried whis-
pered conferences among the lesser Of
ficials, followed by a wave of excite
ment. 'The army of invasion must
Immediately depart" was the word,
and from the comparative calm of a
few minutes before the scene was
changed to one of action. Scurrying
feet hurried from room to room. while
horses fiecked with foam sped from
camp to camp; special trains were
hurriedly coupled and baggage piled
aboard. All during the night the fever
ish rush continued.
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To Uphold spain's Rights.

Madrid. June II. p. MIN the cham
ber of deputies to-day the government
was interrogated as to whether the
United States had notified the powers Of
the blockade Of Cuba and whether the
powers recognized the blockade as ef-
fective. Duke Almodovar de Rio. the
foreign minister. replied that since the
Paris conference conditions had radi-
cally changed and the powers had not
yet decided whether the blockade is ef-
fective. The government. he said, was
resolved to uphold Spain's rights. and
he added that he did not believe 1t was
legitimate for the United States to en-
courage the Philippine insurgents as a
belligerent power.
Many of the newspapers advocate the
keeping at home of Admiral Camara' 5
fleet for the purpose of defending the
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ALL READY NOW FOR
THE ARMY OF INVASION
The Marines arnered Glory Being the First
Raise American Flag Cuban Soil n-Meritsd
Hobson.

Degree of Honor. and the ladies' auxiliary.
which meets at Asbury Park. ~. J.. Juno
30. Among those who departed tonight
were James Sullivan. Helena. Mrs. J. e..
Hunter. Alhambra; Mrs. Jessie C.. Gum.
Butte: Mrs. Margaret REIN. Missoula:
Mrs J. Schanlanker. Butte. Monday these
viii leave: j. w. Kinsley and wife. Hell
ena; F.. NJ. Gardnsr snd laughter. BOse-
man: Patrick Carney. Gaylord: }. 6chan-
tanker. Butte. The coming session Of the
supreme lodge will. 1t Is announced. be
the most important for the Montana jusis-
diction of any ever held. Several matters
of vast Importance to the order in this
state will be considered. The Montana oet-
eeates have an important mission to per-
form. one that will rebound to the welfare
of the order in Montana. and they hops
to achieve success.
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THERE is NO CHANCE.
No Cavalry viii Ne Accepted Under the
Second Call.

SeCOnO (Nn
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. June 1l.-Senator Mantle
made an effort at the war department
to-day to get a recommendation in ia
vor of legislation authorizing at least
one more regiment of independent cav
airy. The bill for that purpose has not
yet been reported from the senate mill
tary committee because of the failure to
secure such recommendation. Senator
Mantle called on the secretary. assist
ant secretary and the adjutant general.
He was met with the statement that
there were more cavalry now than could
be used to advantage. Secretary Alger
stated that the present cavalry force
required $1,000 animals to be taken to
Cuba. and the expense of transporting
them and feeding them was enormous.
Under no circumstances would more
cavalry be accepted under the second
call Of the president.
Failing to get the recommendation in
favor of his regiment, Mantle endeav-
ored to secure the acceptance of indi-
vidual troops and presented applications
from Bozeman. Great Falls. Butte. Glen
dive. Dillon. Virginia City. Red Lodge.
kalispell. Missoula. Hamilton, Libby
Norris and Anaconda. all of which. he
said. troops are either fully organized or
in process Of organization. There is lit
tie probability that any OF them will
be accepted.
Senator Mantle also endeavored to Sc
cure authority for the organization Of
one company Of colored immunes. but
was met with the statement that all the
immune regiments were filled to the
maximum and completely organized.
He also presented an application for the
acceptance OF a company made up Of
selected men from the uniformed rank.
Knights of Pythias. under Captain
Duane. and Of the Lincoln guards and
light artillery company Of Butte.
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CUT THE CABLE.

Cape Haytien, June II. 12:45 p. m.-
Information has been received here by
way of Port au Prince that a large
force of Americans landed in Guanta-
namo near Camaria and cut the cable,
and that the terminus at that point
is in possession of the Americans. and
that every effort. will be made to open
communication with New York via
Cape Haytien. A force of cable re-
paIrers may be sent from Cape Haytien
as soon as a steamer can be sent here
to take them over.
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ANTI-AME MERlCAN.
But German Newspapers Are More Sub
dusd In Their Hostility.

dusd In Their Hostility.
Berlin. June 11.-Although the anti
American feeling continues here, the
last war news. coupled with official
warnings that such comments were en-
dangering the commercial interests of
Germany. have compelled the newspa-
pers to modify their ultra pro-Spanish
sympathies, and some of them are be-
ginning TO admit that Spain Is in a
perilous condition.
The Deutsch Zeitung says Ii thinks
the moment has arrived for diplomatic
Intervention in regard to the Philippine
islands. and adds: We confidently ex-
pect the foreign Office to act speedily
and energetically. as we cannot allow
the islands TO pass into the hands of
America"
The Vossische Zeitung says: I'm the
Philippines SPANS punishment for CEN
turies of misrule IS imminent. The cruel
massacre Of the patriot Mizral and
thousands of Tagals find a bloody re-
compense."
The yossische Zeitung h the first
Berlin paper 10 publish the reports of a
special correspondent sent to Tampa.
The Post OF this city admits that
SPANS affairs have arrived at a critical
stage. and says: If. in addition to other
misfortunes. the throne is upset by a
civil war. Spain would lose all sympa-
thy hitherto felt for her by the continen-
tai powers
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THE DREADED SCOURGE.
Energetic Measures Taken to stamp Out
Yellow Fever.

Energetic Measures Taken to stamp Out
Yellow Fever.
New Orleans. June 1.-THE Louisiana
state board of health has been informed
by Or. III. r. Carter of the United States
marine hospital service that the Fontan-
bleau camp. near Pascagoula, IL now
open for the reception of yellow fever pa
tients. telegram was received tonight
from DIR. Gill. health officer of Mississippi
announcing that there was suspicious
case of fever at Bonds, Miss. small
station on the Gulf a Ship Island road. is
miles north of McHenry. Having this dis
patch. the board decided to place inspec-
tors on the trains, who will stop all pas
sengers from infected districts. The town
of McHenry is quarantined in a most
rigid manner.
Washington. June 11.-Reports received
to-day by Surgeon General Wyman indi-
cate that energetic measures are being
resorted to by the representatives of the
marine hospital service at McHenry to
stamp out yellow fever at that place and
to prevent it's spreading Surgeon Murray
reports that n guard of 22 men has been
placed around the town. and Surgeon
Carter states that "a house to house pub
lie inspection is being conducted on the
line of the Gulf a Ship Island railroad
i'm order to make sure that there are no
cases outside of McHenry.
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TROOPS HAVE ARRIVED AT SANTIAGO

Madrid. June ia dispatch from
Havana says: Eleven American mer-
chantmen have arrived before Santiago
de Cuba. 1t is believed they are trans
ports conveying troops which 1t is in
tended to disembark. Precautions are
being taken to prevent them from ef-
fecting a landing"
An official dispatch from Havana says
to-day: The Spanish warships vena-
ditto, Neuva Espana and Ligera have
made a sortie from Havana for the pur-
pose OF attacking the blockading squad
ron. The Americans refused to fight and
retired,
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OFFICERS FRUSTRATED.
Couldn't Endure tho Frightfui Heat In
Cuban Waters.


Washington, June 11.-Captain Rog-
ers, formerly president of the naval
auxiliary board, has been ordered to
command the monitor Puritan. now
with Admiral Simpsons feet. He re-
lieves Capt. p. +. Harrington. who has
been prostrated by the terrible heat to
which he has been subjected during his
long stay in Cuban waters. Lieutenant
Commander w. III. Everett. command
ing the light house tender Mangrove.
has also succumbed to the hardships
of the Cuban blockade. Both officers
have been removed to the naval hos
pital at Key West for treatment. The
assignment of Cautain Rogers to the
Puritan leaves a vacancy in the COM
mand of the cruiser Philadelphia now.
fitting out at San Francisco for service
on the Pacific station. to which he was
originally assigned several weeks ago.
In view Of the reported desire of Cap
tain Crowninshield. chief of the bureau
of navigation, for sea duty. IL is not
improba BILE he may be given the COM
mand of the Philadelphia. 1t Is ex-
pected she will go into commission at
the Mare Island navy yard on the LIST
proximo
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
II Aqusdurt.

New York. June 1.-THE third race at
Aqueduct to-day was the Great Ameri-
can OF sl2.5oo. for 2-year-olds. and. as
might have been expected. Jean Bereaud
was at prohibitive odds. He won very
handily from Miller. who came fast in
the last furlong. Results:
Five furiongs-Typhoon ii. won. LAM
bent second. Lady Mitchell third: time.
1:15h. Selling. mile and sixteenth-Do-
lando won. Bannock second. Marsian
third time. 1:4ss.. Great American stakes.
five furlongs-Jean Beraud. 132. Sloan. l
to ). won; Miller. 1l5 Doggett. , to l. sec-
ond: Autumn. 1i2 Msher. 10 to I. third
time. l:o1s4. King Don. Huitzilopochtle
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Found In the River.

New York. June 1.-THE body Of q man
with his arms pinioned TO his side by a
CAREFUL tied and knotted rope. was
found floating in the East river at the foot
of East Sixty-second street to-day. There
are bruises on the head. as II the man
had been stunned by blow and then
thrown into the river. The police believe
the man Is James Abritx. jr.. who lived IT
Poplar and Johnson streets, Brooklyn
Abritz was reported missing on June >.
and as having last been seen at noon on
June l.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Moscow. Idaho. June 11.-R- d. McCou-
nell. brother of Ex-Governor Mcconnell.
shot himself through the heart in his of
flee at 7:3o this evening. He died Instantly.
The deceased had made several attempts
to take his life. usually with narcotics.
but had failed until now. Cards and wine
and the use of money obtained In the pur-
suit of the insurance business. and not
belonging to him. have made the trouble
heretofore.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.

SpcciaI Dfspatch 70 the Stahdafu.
Helena. June u.-Montana cigar manu-
facturers viii be interested in the follow
ing telegram received to-day by Collector
Webster from Commissioner of the In
ternal Revenue n. b. Scott. relating to
the new revenue laws as applied to that
industry: Notify tobacco and cigar man.
ufacturers that after the new Law goes
into effect they cannot remove stocks
from factory until tax is paid at the new
rate. and must have inventory stamps on
hand for redemption
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Wharton. Texas. June u.-Frank Mar
tin twhite) was hanged yesterday for his
share in the murder of the crocker FAM
lily. The rope cut deep into Martins neck.
causing the blood TO squirt in . torrent
from the cash. A crowd witnessed tho
execution.
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wflkesbarre. Pa. June n--By an ex-
plosion of mine gas in the South Wilkes.
barre shaft OF the Lehigh & Wiikesbarro
Coal company to-day ten miners we're
badly burned. some OF them probably fa-
tally. and considerable damage vas done
TO the shaft.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. June 1.-THE annual meeting
of the state dental board was held to-day.
Oficers elected for the ensuing year wore:
!. s. Stone. Helena. president; J. q. Ben
jamin. Great Falls. vice president. J. II.
Hall. Butte. secretary; w. A. Tudor.
certificates TO practice dentistry In the
state were admitted upon diplomas.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. June 1.-THE secretary oe
the interior to-day decided the following
Montana land cases. Dennis ncLaughlin
VS.. William v. Heskith. LewissoWn d1s-
trict land ONCE. affirmed Heskith entry
to stand. Northern Pacific vs. Theodore
]. Lynde. Boseman district. Amrmed-
Land awarded to Lynde.
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THE VILLAGE WAS BURNED

The Whole Operation Was - Easy as
Planning q Sunday School Picnic-A
Few Shots Were Fired by the Span
iards. but Not One OF Them Took Ef-
fect-They Were in Too Much Of Q
Hurry to Get Away-It L. an Ideal
Spot for . Base OF Supplies for the
Flset-An Ready for the Army Of In
vasion.
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Detroit. June 1.-THE Highland park
track was dead to-day and the rain which
fell during the last three races made 1t
trifie slow. Results:
Selling. five furlongs-By George won.
Miss Meade second. Lizzie r. third: time.
1:04k. Selling, seven furlongs-Hazel
Green won, Barney Adler second. Scraps
third: time, 1:29. Garland stakes. 2-year-
old fillies. five furlongs-Espionage won,
Glesnevin second, Bessie Taylor third;
time. 1:02A. Mile and a sixteenth--Beau
Ideal won, Paul Kauvar second, Storm
King third; time. 1:50i4. Selling. five and
a half furlongs-South Africa won, Cor
der second, Fessy +. third: time, 1:09h.
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coast. Captain Aunon. the minister Of
marine. has made arrangements with
the Spanish Transatlantic line for the
transportation Of munitions and sup
plies to the Antilles.
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st. Louis. June 11.-Results: Selling.
mile-Guide Rock won. Inspiser second.
George T. Todd third: time. 1:46&.. For =
year-olds, five furlongs-Lee Bruno won.
Fausturo second. Ben Bramble third
time. :04a.. Selling. mile and three-eighths
Valid won. Leaseman second. Faron-
dele third: time 2:sik. Selling. mile-Linda
won. Madelina second. Oninoor third
time. 1:46%. Merrimac stakes, selling.
value 81, 800. mile-Crockett won. Fervor
second. Forbush third: time. 1:44l1. Six
furlongs-Belle Ward won. Our Chance
second. Nora 8. third: time. 1:17ia. Selling.
mile-Mitcheii won. Montedonico second,
Zarina third: time, 1:47.
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THE INVASION OF CUBA HAS BEGUN
The Stars and Stripes Float
namo- Six Hundred American Marines Oc-
cupy the Fortihcations

June 2S. two weeks from to-day. In
the meantime. IL Is stated in official
circles, Canadian secret service men
and private detectives are TO watch
their movements closely.
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Washington. June 1.-THE war de-
partment finally closed the charters to-
day for the steamships Victoria. Olym-
pia and Arizona. which are 10 Be uoo0
in the transportation OF troops to Ma
Mia. The chartering Of these ships has
been delayed for some time.
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Tampa. Fla. June 1.-The trial Of the
negro soldiers. Young and Johneon.
charged with killing Jose Collins ae
Lakeland a few weeks ago. resulted ~
the acquittal OF Young. The jury =
now out on the case of johnson on1
court adjourned until Meo6Ay.
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and Ilithyia also ran. Mile and six
teenth-Sly Fox won. The Huguenot Sec
ond. Nuto third: time. 1:49S. Selling, five
furlongs-Armament won. Rusher second,
Lady MeddIesome third: time 1:03 Mile
Intrusive won. Whistling Coon second,
Lauderman third; time. l:44h.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. June 1.-THE eastbound North
ern Pacific tonight carried the advance
guard of Montanas delegation TO the SUI
preme lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen. and the superior lodge.
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Denver June 1.-THE spring meeting of
the Overland Trotting and Running as
sociation opened here to-day with the best
lot of horses that has ever been gathered
at the track. The weather was fine and
the attendance large. Results:
Pacing-Anaconda won in three straight
heats. Carbonate second. Lena N. third
best time, 2:09%. Trotting-Eectric Light
won. Respond second. D'Oyley third: best
time. 2:21L Running. four furlongs-Hor-
ton won. Enzy second, Ocorona third:
time. ASH. Mile and sixteenth-Lucky
Star won. Tulare second. Sandy Lamar
third; time. 1891. Running. five furlongs
seward won. ReA2saar.Rat-M Nor
rissey third; time. 1:02.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Baltimore-Dineen essayed to pitch
for the Senators to-day, but was as wild
as a hare and Weyhing was substituted.
The latter was hit hard. while McJames
was a puzzler to the visitors. Attendance.
1867 Score:
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Driven From Canada.

Ottawa, June 11.-Lieutenant Car
rama and 0enor DuBosc will sail for
Madrid from Montreal on Saturday.
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Chicago. June 11.-Hariem results: Rain.
track slow. Six DEMONSTRATION won.
Hosie second. Jersey Lad third: time.
1:22h. Four furlongs-Onomastus won.
Pirate Judge second, The Dragon third
time, :53. Mile-Nathanson won, Pitfall
second Banquo ii. third; time. 1:55A. Six
furlongs-Richard ]. won, The Maxim
second May w. third; time. 1:2ils. Riv-
erside stakes, seven furlongs-Tom Collins
won. Inuendo second. Bonito third: time.
1:37h Mile and a half-Forte won, Mr..
Easton second. Morte Fonso third: time,
:541a. Six furlongs-Lord Fairfax won. Al
abaster second. Inconsistency third; time,
1.23ix
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Cincinnati. June 11.-weather pleasant.
track fast. Results: Seven furlongs, SELL
ing-The Star of Bethlehem won, Neck-
lace second. Faunette third: time, 1:2sA
Seven furlongs, selling-Aliie Belle won.
Ned second. Oral third: time. 1:29A. NJ lie
and a sixteenth. selling-Edde Burke won.
Great Bend second. Dominica third: time,
1:47A. Five furlongs-The Clipsetta stakes
Rush won, Hanlight second. Mayme M.
third; time. 103. Fifth race declared of.
Seven furlongs-George Krats won, Vir-
gle o. second. Liewanna third: time,
1884 Four and half furlongs--Jolly
Roger won. Gadsden second, Ward ii.
third; time, :57.
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Observation-Disclosures and Robinson: Din
cen. weighing and Mcclure. Umpires-
Cushman and Heydler.
AT Boston-The fielding of Collins and
Duffy was responsible in a large degree
for Boston's victory to-day. Both pitchers
did good work. Nichols gave but one base
ON balls. Attendance. 1885, Score:
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IL. 1T. Z
Boston ....... ....... ...,....... 10
Phfladelphla ....... ....... ..-..
Batteries-Nichols and Bergen: Piatt
and Mcfarland. Umpires-OD Day and Nc
Donald.
At Pittsburg-Tannehill was I'm poor
form and was hit hard when hits were
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Have you q young friend who 10
graduating this June? And are you in
doubt what to buy for a present? Call
and look over our stock. We will be
pleased to show you. whether you buy
Or not.
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Wedding Presents

IN June is unusually heavy, and those
who contemplate purchases for June
weddings will be wise to avail them
selves of our extraordinarily