The herald., 1898-04-21

Spain will fan from among tho people oi
the earth unhonored, II not unwept
America may have hard and costly task
but the cleaning Of Cuba is piece Of scav.
enging that will live In history.
The Old Camp Ground
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 2o.-cav
airy ana artillery from all parts of the
country poured into Chattanooga today
Maj. Gen. John r. Brooke and his stan OF
the department OF the lakes arrived from
Chicago today to assume command at the
Chickamauga camping ground.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour OF ar
rival OF most Of the soldiers no attempt
was made to convey the troops to the
Chiciamauga camp grounds. The trains
which arrived today were switched on to
a side-track and guards were thrown out,
the troops spending the night quietly In
the yards. Early in the morning. however,
the men with their horses and equipments
will be conveyed to Chickamauga and by
tomorrow city of white tents will have
risen on that historic battlefield.
Troops From Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2O.-The Oregon
Railway and Navigation company today
sent a train Of twenty-seven cars to Spo-
kane in which to transport the Sixteenth
infantry to its station In the south. The
main body of the regiment. consisting of
426 men and II officers under Colonel
Threaker, will start from Spokane tomor-
row and proceed by way Of Huntington ana
Salt Lake.
At Nampa, Idaho, one company from
Boise barracks, consisting of So men and
four officers. will join the regiment. maxi
ing total Of 4S4 men and Is officers who
will so south.
At Key West
KEY WEST. Fla. April 2O.-The cruiser
Cincinnati Is missing from the squadron
tonight. With the Marblehead she went
on patrol duty last night. The Cincinnati
has not yet returned and was most likely
sent out to gain greater command Of the
entrance to these waters from the Cuban
side. This Is the first occasion the guard
has been kept on duty all night and the
following day.
Munitions Arrive
NEW YORK. April 20.-War supplies for
the United States government came from
England today on the steamships Mohawk
and Mississippi.
The Mississippi carried eighteen cases Of
rapid-fire guns. twelve cases Of gun cast
ings and fifty tons of ammunition.
The Mohawk brought forty-four cases
OF rapid-fire guns, twenty-six cases Of gun
castings and 1fS Of gun machinery.
Along the Route
BAKERSFIELD, April 20.-Two thou
sand people assembled at the depot to
greet the train bearing United States SOL
diers on the way to the front. The schools
were dismissed, and the children were
present, band discoursing national airs,
and many ladies presented the soldiers
with flowers.
Seeking Bargains
BERLIN. April 20.-The officials Of the
foreign office here confirm the report that
the Spanish government has asked Ger
many to sell ordnance and army supplies.
They add that the request had been re-
fused.
Relief Supplies
NEW YORK, April 20.-Ths central
Cuban relief committee today chartered
the steamship State Of Texas Of the NAL
lory line to carry relief supplies to the
suffering people in Cuba.
War, War, War
LONDON, April M.-According to q spe-
cial dispatch from Madrid Senior Sagasta
on being asked the opinion of the cabinet
as to the outlook replied: "War! War!
War;!
Two Ocean Liners
LONDON, April 21.-The Daily Telegraph
declares this morning that the United
States government has purchased the
Umbria and the Etruria of the Cunard
line.
Sailing South
ISLAND OF BERMUDA, April 20-The
British cruiser Pallas sailed from here to-
day under sealed orders, going in q south
erly direction.
England's Vigilance
HALIFAX, April oh. M. 8. Indefati-
gable sailed tonight under sealed orders.
1t is supposed she goes to Barbados.
Carlos Going Home
BRUSSELS. April 2o.-Don Carlos. the
Spanish pretender. arrived tonight.