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THE MARKETS.
Chicag Grain and Produce.

Produce: Butter - Extra creamery,
16c per 10; extra dairy, 13c; fresh
packing stock. loh@llG, Eggs-Fresh
Turkeys, sasc per 10; chickens, 7Ikc;
spring, 12@l4c; ducks, &C. Pota-
toes-Old, common to choice, 40@50c per
blu; new, s2.00@240 per brl. Berries
Strawberries. Michigan. 25@40c per 16-
at case; raspberries, red. 5O@75c per
24-pt case; black. 30@50c per 24-qt case.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, July s.
HogsEstimated receipts for the day.
$4,000. Sales ranged at $275@390 for
pigs, s3.S0@3.95 for light, $3.S5@395 for
rough lacking, $3.S0@400 for mixed and
s395G4.10 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts or the
day, 5000 Quotations ranged at $500
M5.25 for choice to extra steers, 1850
4.95 good to choice do, $440@475 for
fair to good $4.006450 common to me-
dunn do. $iO0@4.S5 butchers steers,
$415m4.95 fed western steers, $3.S0@4.40
stockers, $400M490 feeders, $2.506D42 5
cows, $3.2Od4.70 heifers. $2.70@425 bulls,
oxen and stays, s3.60@4.60 Texas steers,
and A75@G.75 veal calves.
Sheep--Estimated receipts for the
day, 5000 Quotations ranged at $500
5.25 westerns, S3.25m5.25 natives, and
$400G6.25 lambs.
East ButalO Live stock.
East Buffalo, n. Y, July s.
Cunning d Stevens, Live Stock Com
mission Merchants, East Buffalo, n. Y,
quote as follows: Cattle-Light sup
ply: market trong. Hogs-Receipts,
80 cars: market active and generally
stronger; Workers, S4.056I4071h; mixed
$405G410: good weight. S4.07@410; bulk
sales $405; pigs. $4.00M4.05. some soft
stillers sold $3.75@400. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, cars; market steady
81. Louis Grain,
st. Louis, July s.
Wheat-Higher; No. red cash ele-
vator, 79c bid; track. S0MS1c; July, 75c;
September, 6Shc asked; December. 6S1ac
bid; No. hard, 77@7sc. Corn-Lower;
No. 2 cash, 3lhc: July, 31%c Septem-
Der, 3libc bid. Oats-Steady; No. cash,
22c track, 23IaG24c; July, PC bid; Sep.
tember, 20Ac bid No. 2 white, 2712Sc.
Rye-Firm; 42c bid.
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee, July s.
Wheat-Higher; No l northern, soc:
No. spring. SSc. Oats-Higher: 25h
W26hc. Rye--Highcr; No. 1, 45m451kc.
Barley-Quiet; No. 2. 52@54c; sample,
SOhQS7c. :.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.
Continental Capitals still Harping on
Meddiing In the War.

London, July 9.-pispatches from the
continental capitals still talk az Euro
pean Intervention In the Hispano-
American war. France Is being rep
resented as taking the initiative and
Germany and the other powers as de-
Ginning 20 interfere. by way Of Berlin
comes an Interview with Senior Moret.
former Spanish minister Of the colonies.
advocating that Spain should sue for
peace, "because II is ridiculous even to
suppose that she could tire out the
United States" and because Spain can
only expect fresh defeats, placing her I'm
a worse position than ever"
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Inc above rates will apply to all inter.
mediate points. II you have in contem.
piation trip to the east now ia tbetime
20 take advantage of this reduction in
rates. For further information please
apply tn station and ticket agents.
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Think Peace spain's only salvation.

ST. Petersburg. July 9.-The Russian
officials and the general public here are
strongly I'm favor Of speedy peace as
the only salvation for Spain, and the
newspapers recommend the interview
tion OF Europe 20 compel a cessation OF
hostllities. 1t is asserted that IL any
power directly interested I'm the fate
OF Spain or the United States proposed
mediation or intimated Intervention she
would certainly have Russia's approval
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Madrid. July e.-The Spanish consul
al Hong Kong cables that the insur-
gents al cavite. Manila bay. have re-
volted against the Americans. He adds
that sharp fusillade was exchanged
and that the result was not known.
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Suez. Egypt. July S.-The Spanish
squadron. under Admiral Camara. has
returned here and is preparing 10 enter
the canal on its way hack TO Spain.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, July s.
Wheat-Higher: No l northern, soc:
No. spring, SSc. Oats-Higher; 25A
W26hc. Rye-Higher; No. 1, 45m45Ikc
Barley-Quiet; No. 2. 52@54c; sample
S0lkQ37c.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

Hyou want pocket knife or razor.
save money and get just what you want
by buying at Carlton Hard ware Co.'S.
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Paris. July s.-A dispatch received
here from Ismailia says Admiral Ca
mara's squadron he re-entered the Suez
canal and is returning 10 Spain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
ORDERS TOVOLlNTEERS
ONE CAVALRY AND TWO INFANTRY.
Movement. 10 iisrin a. soon Ne Necessary
transportation Can be Provided 9th
crs said to be- decided Upon.

Washington. Aus. i9.-oricru were
given today Tor the return 60 their
states Of the following regiments; Tho
First Illinois cavalry. aud the First
Maine infantry now NJ Chickamauga,
ana tho Second New York Infantry,
now at Feunandlna. Tla. The Flint
Illinois II ordered to Springfield. Ills.
tho First Maine 10 AurEurtn Ne. and
the Second New York 10 Troy. y. "
Thcae regiments were mustered into
the military service of the government,
az the outbreak ~ tho war az tho
places newfoundland their return there
b. accepted na conclusive evidence that
they are Co be- mustered out The
movement of these regiments Will be-
sin aH soon az the necessary Transports
can BE- provided. Another regiment
which hnH been ordered 10 return 10
itH recruiting rendezvous ~ The Fist
Vermont Infantry. That regimen; IL
now at ChickamuuRn b. under orders
60 proceed Co Fort Ethan Allen. VL.ani
lcft Camp Thomas today. similar
orders viii b. issued from day 90 day
to tho other volunteer Regiments select
"a Cor mastering out
No Official Information on this sub
irCt 40 ohiHinnblc at the wBF Part
mont IN advance uf the iHsur uf tho
orders. ~ IL said. however that tto
Third uourgia Infantry Third Althams
Infantry ana First Maryland Infantry
are among the number already Hglrctsd
for mastering out
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President today md had a tank regard
ing ih' military plans. The President
told h.m 0f h.H purpose 90 dishind
portion of taa volunteer army and mat
Do expected ,he troops tn o.. mustered.
would De- determined 0u th0H1aslarfciy
900 tho iuclIn1uona of The organizations
and tho condition of their equipments.
senator Cannon hos been comforting
villa the war department officials with
o. Wow 90 bringing together the two
batteries " Utah troops. now at Man
ia. and the one battery icfi 90 san
FrancIac1. The latter will De dispatched
to Join the others II there ls an oppor.
iunity The President was told that mo
only colony " native Hawallanu In tho
country was located IN Utah and that
ptop1ril1nalcly there were more people
In Utah who were familiar with Hawaii
than 10 any other state. a fact which
was pressed aH basis f1r recognising
the state when Hawaii comes In for
more donuits administrative attention.
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A DISASTROUS CLOUDDURST.
Narrow f.cap- OF several Others Heroic
Inorts Of the Mother to save
Tier Chidrun.

Pittsburg Aus. ia cl5udburst up
stwmill nun this morning oausa 4 q
tidai wave ln that stream and ondan-
gcrlng the lives 10 a dozen persona.
Five children uro missing aud are sup.
posed 60 have been drowned. They
are; irne Lol,ua. ReEis Lotus, ucn-
ovievc shaughncssey. Margarl,
shiughncssty. and Nellie saulA
The wagrr In The run began 60 riro
thls morning and AZ nine o'clock grca,
volumes 0f water came down. The
missing children. toFeiher with some
older persons wore standing On the
porch ~ q tenement hluss Ia Violet Al
ley 10 tho rear " dhn street near West
Carson.
This porch ovcfhung enc run. when
the great wave twenty fost hlRh came
down che porch WAS carried away. aud
the people went with o.
Mrs. John LOTUS. muiher OF thr twu
children nrat named. and two men wcr.
the adults ln danger. Tue woman
made heroic cffpri 20 save The chld'
ron. but - NO purposs, Near the mouth
of ihr nun ;hc sand dredso Pltifburs
was mu0rd and whom Tho mon In 10
stream ana tho people struggling f1i
NE. they HtUppel an she ana went so
the rescue, Tho men ana women wor,
carried nui lrti ihe Ohio river. hut
were saved by the SAND dlggtrs. The
woman had excited tho admiration Of
an who saw tho cagaairophr 10y her
tnortA She YVES almost overwhelmed
a number VI time ahul each time fought
on The debris and came q tho surface
Tho great body 0f water ala much
damage,
a sand bar nficcn fcoy high 40 tho
fHIt &C ihU Iuu was washed away
ilrii,H VI men are searching Tor tn
bodies NJ ihe children Their was "a
heavy and continuous duwuplur on rain
thflughout western Pennsylvania. from
midnight until Uisht o'clock thIs MORN
lnE and considerable hmhFU VAS done
py washnuif ani The oysrii IwIuF ui
small streams, but us Ear AZ known
thuro were uI other CAaualtluH
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AMERICAS cur DrrrNDrR.
hossr.. Duryea aud whline, Have ol,. Up
the idea-ro h. nuiltby Others.

Newport. u. l., Aug. lp-U, n.
nufygu and ~, T.. whitney have given
w all idea OF building yacht 10 de-
rnd the Americas Cup. Since notice
appeared In The public press that Sir
Thomas f.lpiun, OF the Ulster Yacht
gluh, had Issued q challenge Tor race
lnr M Americas Cup. Nat ilerroshufI.
mo ltiHtol boat builder, has made Il
number " visits % Newport and has
hgld conferences on each occasion with
~ u, Duryen, Harry Payne whitney
ana w. u. Morgan In relation 10 build
.ts yacht % defend the Americas
cup AZ the early conferences 10 was
practically settled that these gentlemen
would form u syndicate Tor that pur-
lla-, but All arrangements ~ the Kind,
.' Tar ~ Mrs puryea and Mr., Whit
MY are concerned. are over. Mr.
pulyth, when seen at tho ShIckerlng
cottage, said: "Mr, whitney and my
selt have given M an notion N build
lhk cup defender, There has been no
friction between myself ana Mr.. Whit.
MY and any other fpt Of gentlemen
VINO may have formed u syndicate 10
uulld "a yacht. This decision was NOT
arrived al hastily but IL the result nf
.eupeiuuon which eliminated In "a
determination 10 abandon tho idea"
, Nell," inquired the reporter, ARE
ihr lltrrtshora now likely % do any.
ienderg"
"of course. said Ar. Duryea OF
Know nothing about MI Herreshofls
nuHluefn, hut | presume that hp ls
likely tu 70 ahead ana build a boat
Tho reporter attempted 20 learn from
Mr puryea who the members OF the
tNndlcaio We're, wfich win probaiiy
build the defender Mr.. Duryea dipio.
matcally changed the subject 10 Yacht.
lng In general and every time The ~
porter returned 10 the subject he found
himself no nearer the Information h.
sousht than az the first n,tempt
From another reliable source ID vyns
learned that the Herrcahnffa moi only
Wcelved a contract 20 build cue AZ.
fender, but that the material f5r its
construction has been ordered and III
% Doe $4,000 From Nils same souree
u was learned that a designer of he
tleilrshniis WIS az work On the planf
thlladelphla. "a asserted here mai
either Commodore Morgan, OF the Nss,
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anN. monAIrs,s pEArm.
Was Surrounded mud Captured In u Cave
several Days without Food.

Washington. Aug 10 The state de-
par;mcut today received \ cable dcs-
patch from Minister Hunter at Guate-
mah, telling u the dramatic delth Of
Gen. Morales, leader ~ she Guatemalin
revolution, and the collapse of that up
rising. The despatch L. az fllllga;
Guatemala, Aug. Is, 1875; Day,
Washington:
ocoA was occupied on the 10Th by the
government forces ana 900 sacks OF
CONGO ana other valuable property OF
Foreigners saved from destruction. This
occupation was made with force byCAp-
ialn Fegan % the British gunbsat
Lennder acting under request of Brit
ish, German and unltod states min
lFtorH
Morales rotrented before national
troops 70 Cuchuamatnos mountains,
whore he was surrounded and captured
ftlgfhay In a cave whore he was niu-
ing Tor several days without food and
W from hunger, fatigue and exposure.
commanding general ordered him re-
moved 90 san Marcos. Medical aid was
summoned but he died on the way
81 san Sebastian last night al II. This
" n end OF ,he revolution.
lsigned) HUNTER.
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They Assun" Threatening Atiiiude
Against Jones aud raimer-A serious
Aspect.

pana. illa. Aug. ia crow Of fully
800 excited mlner and citlzcuu we're
about the city building lust ulght when
"a Jones ana james Palmer, held in
heavy bonds un i've charges OF "aa.
nlult with deadly weapons with intent
O. murder thr miners on the highway
az sprnrHlda mine, were released on
ample security f1r time indications
pointed O. serious trouble. Joneu aud
Palmer were conveyed 10 and from
the city court room In huggy By
Operator OyvIhclt OF the SprilgsIdr
mine. and after being released headed
by McNra Ovofhult, PctcrbuuEh ana
McQulEg. they marched through the
crowd amid the hlaH,u OF tho mIurrH
ana citizens. There were many muir
murlnfr and open threats Crluf ~
"hang rm," bring "a rupr," swing
'om vi" were made ana az ono time
thtrr was a rush toward tho hugsy
which Was surrounded BY threatening
men,
Wise counsel ana cool Judgment pre-
vailed and the released prisoner wefv
finally conveyed back 10 the shaft un,
harmed Jones ana PalmcrH trial
will occur at the August term 81 court.
The miners have established several
camps on the highways near the
sprlnFsila milne aud erected tents and
are watching the shan 80 closely that
thc few mDn who are working there do
not leave the niue day or night, but
sleep on the oompauy's ground ana
have meals sent them.
Reports that the untl-horic thief
company were threatening vengeance
On the miners for Interfering with
farmers en route % the city b untrue.
The miners have an along conducted
themselves peaceahly interfering
with no farmer, or coal miner other
than asking them "a not work or use
9pringslde coal, A report that the
minors had constructed a hnrbcd wire
trocha across the roads lending % The
mine n untrue. Shrrn COhurn arrived
from Tayl1ravlle today ana posted lll
over the city the criminal code regard
ING the assembling of miners lutlmlda-
lion. etc. lie also Hwore IN a large
force of extra deputies 20 guard the Ia
borers who win Doc brought here from
Inc south sunday Il n said ana put
IN work al the SprIngalde mine Mon
day,
Many deputies summoned have re-
fused 10 serve, ana the sheriff viii like
Ia have 70 20 out Of the city 10 secure
a sufficient force. In case OF the impor-
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Making Strong Efforts 10 Have Utah Recognized in &c Ad-
mnEtIatDn Of Hawaii
Utah the Only Place Where Colony is Loated-A Also Endeavog
to Bring together the Utah Batteries, Now at
Manila and San Francisco

Warrington. Aur. io.-Ths members
- the cabinet c,copt Secretary Day
and Secretary Ions. who are out of ihs
city were rromp, DO reaching ihc
white House todsy Tor the regulat sei-
rI1n
~ 90 the time they met u o'clock.
ihlrc was very little 60 disturb ,bc
Quiet routine there. Archbishop Ire
land was one OF iho notable visitors
lio arrived about 10 O'clock and had %
conference with the President a. pre-
served bis usual retlccnco as 60 his
mission.
u is Understood that the archbishop
u empowered 90 make representations
10 The administration looking 90 The
protection ~ the interests of the church
n Rome u our new territorial nrcea-
slons. particularly IN Porto Rico.
Though ho d'd NOS affirm this when
quciIoned u was significant that h.
attempted 10 denial ~ To-
senator Cannon 81 Utah also saw the
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c0MAnnIrr Dol srANIAnna.
iillppinn EsPrrs.sa iiis Views Concern.
ing Them went To Insurgents.

'hlpplnn iApfrssra tits Views Concern.
inE Them Went To insurrent.
Manila. juno -(copyrlahtcd. isgS
BY The AHrociaicd Press -Fallpo nuen.
canine be- Filipino who was friend
" 90 spain and Joined Ia the arrange
mrnt whereby the paghrds hoped 10
conclliai' lhr rcbel leaders without
sacrificing TOO much. ilo was sent To-
Agulnaldu'a camp hy Cant Gsn.
August, With the object VI securing
AFuinhldnu adherence 90 the spanish
cause, llg was arrested hy the dicia-
tors orders and held prisoner Three
weeks afirrwnrd he Issued manlffsio
t0uuunrIuE his ALLEGIANCE 10 sp4ln.
Accompanying the manifesto WAS a lot
ter from iiurncamlno o. capt. Gun.
, August, settling forth the writer's rea-
/ sons for going 10 tho Insurgents. Much
81 me letter rofrra 90 events of no
! special Importance az this distance
from ihp ihcnter Of action being de-
voted mainly 70 The opening OF HOSTILE
tlra between the Spanish and natives
and TELLING Gen, August that he had
come 90 ihe Philippines TOO late 10 heal
tho breach created b. hla predecessors
policy 20 had faith ANA bribery and ad.
vocation % tho domination ~ tho
frlara Afier pointing out the hopeless
ness uf Augustus position IN Manila.
"''''ff'. Hf'A'AfN|"NiNN Wv Y lANNANAANMN
sums 40 the situation az tho time o.
WrlunE aa f1lipwa3
Having relied On thf vilor and worth
n thr HpanlHrdH aud ON history AMI
Wanted superiority ~ race. I offered
my NE and the lives of thousand
other fllpplnua az volunteers 90 de-
fond Spain against hlr fnos. but, In
Wow ~ Arif miserable exhibition nf
r1Wurdlcn and stupidity, ending In
Their capture by Tho rebels without
resisting la they ought and always
making ms volunteers take the hrunt
N ihH nEhi|nF, ! am convinced that the
traniaflH are not brave. are not our
sup Joe aud are altogether lncapn-
Dc OIL upholdnE their rovcreiEuty la
the Philippine. From the moment this
was clear ihty have forfeited the right
~ rule ua aud my duty 81 loyalty 10
them ceases az the same time.
u thgrriufd Join the rebels and work
oncrgeiloally for our Independence,
which I perceive e. be clearly sane
toned by God. the eternal Judge % IN
great disputes between human nations.
In fact God Ia His great wisdom de-
creed that IN tho sixteenth century
hfiy Spanish soldiers and one frlar
should conquer these islands aud today,
amer more than $50 years 81 d1minh-
ton, God docrca that a humble in
iIvldull, almost unknown. named Don
Emilio AHulnlldO. u 10 carry out IN.
mlghtieHt rebellion ever known In the
Gar East"
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New York. Aug is-Thc United
States transport Nigilnncia arrived o..
day and II held az quarantine cor az.
Infection. Tho Niglihncin o. loaded
with supplies which she hna carried
Tor a long time, A large consignment
of rntioua Was put uu board Tor the
Second Massachusetts, when the auan.
lnh ilect was supposed 20 be- near the
New ENGLAND coast. This runpr was
dlHpolltd gnd the Second Massachusetts
havlng gonc south by rail. mons " the
rntions were used Tho VlFllancla
was ordered o. Tampa Whcro u lot VI
hay aud oats was shipped which was
slowed on top uf the rati0na AL Of
this large cargo uf supplies N SIN in
tho vessel none having been used.
The Nimllucia has been under steam
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would he O discussion ~ the names pro-
posed hy ODE commission but tho mat
i0r was NOT formally reached. There
was h9 dispatch from the front laid
before ihs cabinet. Acting Secretary of
state Moore had been over just before
The 90 ilng 10 confer with tho PROSE
dent 90 state department. matters.
though nome of them. % was siid. were
uf general Significance. There were
no important state mattcrl dscuasa "a
by the cabinet.
Acting secretary OF the Navy Allen
attended the cabinet meeting To cN.
plalned the plane Tor the naval review
and % was decided that Secretary AZ
ger. Secretary Bliss. Secretary Gage
Attorney General Crirra and Post.
master General Emory Smith would
Represent the udmlulstratlon at The rc.
view. Secretary AiEcr. who possibly
may b. Joined By Secretary Wllr1n
will leave f1r New York tonight tn.
others named viii ~ this afternoon
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roDAY's oAnISrr MEETING.
No Dispatches from the runt Dlsbandon-
mont of the ARM Discussed.

Washington, Aug. l9-The cabinet
session today was hrlei The dlshand-
ment Of the army ana lht naval NJ
View at New York were me muln
points OF discussion. A. 10 the letter
Secretary Alger said tho details were
belug worked out and considerable
dlfnculty was experienced IN selecting
the regiments 10 be put on the muster
ing out list, but he expected that the
matter would be Ia shape after the Is
'auancc In a few days OF the necessary
orders. Contrary 90 expectations the
collection OF the personnel Of the peace
commission 10 meet IN Paris was not
taken up. IL had been expected there
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Roush Rider. Discharged from Detention,

New York. Aug. is.-Oen. Ilreph
Wheeler tonight took command AT
Camp wlkon. az Mouauk Point. sue
ceedlnf Gen. Young rhe event OF the
day. outside uf the arrival % Gen.
Wheeler. was thr discharge OF thu
rough riders ana Col Roosevelt frgm
thr detention camp. There was not a
suspicion OF serious Illness among the
men. and 400 were much Improved by
their stay ln thr camp. Col. Rooac-
welt has been allowed thr freedom OF
the camp since yesterday afternoon,
and last evening be- was No. the Third
house for some time, comforting with
u number or friends VINO made no
secret that their mission was political.
Col Roosevelt said today. when
asked what be- thought 0f the polltl-
cal situation after rradlng the news
papers which he had been doing with
apparent great Interest. replied that
his llps were sealed. Boo FAR ~ polllCs
were concerned boy his uniform while
he wore The uniform N the United
States army he could not discuss
politics OF personal matters for publ
Col. Roswell visited the camp OF
Tho rough riders who had remained In
FlorIda, while be- ana tha others went
10 Santiago. ana was received with
Recommendations OF drllEhL Col. Rooae-
Welt win leave the camp on Saturday
for a few days visit 10 Nov York.
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Chesterfield. England, Aug. III va r.,
Dcfbyshir,, which began here y.stcr-
day. Brown and Tunic.lfil, ilr n'rh.,
shire made the .aousatlenM score pi
80 before che parinershlp wala dli-
solved today. This u thn worllH rot-
ord 1r frss class cricket, thc previous
rar1fd being a1A The pair went DO
nrst yesterday and haii.d lI
"a. Thn morning Tunivline made DIE
rrHra gfg before he was Dismissed ana
Brown was not out with score " 2a2
and extras ~.
drown soon followed having ,otiilcd
400
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Now york. AUG. i9.-Gen. Joseph
w., today formally assumed COM
,,'t ., camp WlkOn at Montauk
POINT. me health Inspector OF tng
camp boarded the transpotts Mvo,'g
and comanchc today, when 49, 49,
~ d'isrhnenta OF the second Mnss1-
Sb,,sa,ts vniunferrs and the Twenty
second REGIMENT u the regular army.
T,b,sa men vii be sent 10 The detention
r,,,,,, ~, aorfora have not reported
Inc number Of sick on the Mobile.
sufroon General Blood anu Malot
nrown, surgeon Of the seconu 49,, ..,.,,,
,husotts have arrived here ~ as..
In looking after the hcai'h am ,l....
me typhoid eases will be sent to New
York today
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Washington. Aug. io-Tho war de-
p1rimeui haf received iha following
cable dispatch riving plrtioul1a Of
the departure % Spanish pria1nort;
slnunE1 do cuba. Aug. ip.-ii. C..
Corbln. adiuilni general Washington.
Cahld1nzl 1ii0d this morning with g.
iis men. los officers. a women aud q
chii1nfn.
Two others are loaded aul probably
win Eill This afternoon. gitAFTER