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Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28
KILLS OFF GANG Of OUTLAWS
Deputy Mnrshsls in Indian Territory
Do n Good Piece
Of Work.

KANSAS CITY, July PA special to the
Star from Eufala, l. T., says: In two dis
tinct battles with deputy sherifs a gang of
cattle thieves and outlaws, which has dis
turbed the Cherokee and Creek nations for
a long time, was destroyed. The first fight
occurred six miles east of Chekotah and re-
suited in one outlaw, a halfbreed Cherokee
named Petit, being MORALLY wounded; David
Greathouse, an eX-member Of the French
gang, slightly wounded and captured, and
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

one Cawhorn captured. Later the re-
mainder Of the gang were intercepted near
Braggs, Cherokee nation, by Deputy Mar
shall Ledbetter and a posse and all of the
outlaws killed. These latter were Goldsby,
brother of Cherokee Bill; Nose Miller and
the famous "Pickalow Bill"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

quest is well under way. They will be
present and testify.
Rival undertakers, one of whom had re-
ce!ved instructions from Mr.. Harding, and
the other who had received word from the
dead mans own family to care for the re-
mains, are still contending for possession
of the body. amino.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28
nuekier,. Arn,ca salv..

bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
cOrns. and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. Il is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28
Troops for Jenerson BARRACKS.

Al the beginning OF the war nearly all
the troops were removed from jefferson TAR
racks and since that time the officer in
charge has not had enough men TO protect
the buildings and other post property.
Being so close to st. Louis it has been in
tested with tramps, who have been making
considerable trouble. Company A Of the
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New Sleeping Car Line.

between Chicago and Buffalo on train No. G.,
Nickel Plate Road, leaving Chicago daily
from the Van Buren, Street Passenger sta
ton Ton the Loop at 2;55 p. m. Also a
through sleeper to New York via Nickel
Plate and LackawaIna roads. in addition
to the excellent through service heretofore
maintained.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

GEORGETOWN, Colo, July 27.-Mrs.
Gaylord Fish has been arrested, being
charged with having murdered her husband
on December I, : 1897, in order to obtain his
property. The complaint is made by Mrs.
Beman of Sedalia, Mo-, who swears that
Mrs. Fish chloroformed Mr.. Fish while he
was asleep. Mrs. Beman was visiting Mrs.
Fish at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

fifteenth infantry has been ordered from
Fort Logan to Jefferson barracks and will
go there Immediately To reinforce the post.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

Bring in two bona tide new subscribers,
prepaid for two weeks each and get three
Of The Bees photographers of the exposi-
ton.
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Complies with

When the committee met Tuesday, Man
ager Lindsay, who has Just returned from
his trip, said he thought Manager Rose
water had invaded his prerogatives as head
OF the Bureau of Admissions. Manager
Rosewater recalled the fact to Mr.. Lindsay
that he had been asked 20 find a good man
who was qualified for the im9ortsnt position
which the heard sought 20 I'LL. He believed
the man the board hsd chosen to be fully
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-28

Positively your lat chance to participate in our nov famous clothing bargain Offering of
the inc Chicago bankrupt clothing stock The sale has proven such wonderfully ponounc-
ed success tht2 days more selling twill undoubtedly close out tee entire purchase The mo-
mnt you see hei suits you will. admit THAT such clothing bargain was newro offered beGra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-09
HE HAS TAKEN CAVITE
AGtINaLDo SAYS HE Has CAP.
TuRED ALL THE TOWNS.
h'i'ppinos In Singapore screnade
the American Consul and Cheer
Both America and England.

London. June a.-The Singapore CORE
spondent Of the Times. writing Tuesday
saws:
The local Philippine insurgent commit.
tee received today dispatch from Aeu-
naido saying:
we have taken all in the province a,
caVite and several towns in Dataapas
province, We have captured ten guns
some rifles and 1900 spaniaras from spaln
with SEQ Philippine spaniards. killing soo
we are hesieging Bigo. In the church
mere are 800 Spaniards entrenched who
must surrender soon. We hear the GOV
erhor general proposes TO eapitulate.'
me Philippines in Singapore serenadea
Mr.. Plau, Cnitea States consul general
tonight Before the serenade thew pra-
scented him with an address thanking him
ior sending Aguinaldo TO Admiral Dewav
cengiaiuisting Admiral Dewey ana aY-
pressing desire for the establishment Of
native government under American nm
'ecuon The spokesman. continuing
eSalee2iea restoration OF the Islands 10
SPAIN or their transfer TO any power. and
EXPRESSED his confidence that the natives
would prove their ability 10 govern Them
serves. The Philippines then gave ;.-ce
cheers for America. England and Admiral
Dewey. Mr.. Plat responded and me-
scented The spokesman with an AmrriJa,
iias amid great enthusiasm.
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A HAZARDOUS TASK,
YOUNG EMERSON HAS AN rxC,r,xc
TINE IN PORTO RICO.
Was Held by the AIcnld.
""' succeeded In Escaping and
Returning to America.

w" YORK, June s.-Edwin Er,ars,, '.
a. aVache OF the war department, hnrs,m
" information, arrived here tos.v -
eoara Inc steamer Medina from St. Thoma !.
"'ueF having Performed some bazar1a,.
,ssm ana undergoing thrilling experiences
N Porto Rico. Transforming his name - y
hnefsohn, he procured a bogus c,rmau
Passport and went TO San Juan. ostepsp,,v
as correspondent of the Berlin Dsr,rn. :.
zeltung. Dsu'sch
AZ sen Juan" said Mr.. Emerson. "tbsv
NVuin not permit me TO go thnousb ,ha
.o'l'nee'ions nor would they allow M. -
make visi, TO the newspaper oorrssno,s4
en'' Hasstead. who is held In prison .. =
Spy was permitted to walk ,hrouyh ~ a
streets, however The war denar,men, !,
may say. need have no fear o, II, a,,sI
Guilty In taking San Juan whenever ,ha =,
tempt is made. While 1 could nor SEQ ~,
any great damage was done by ,ha hor,
bafdment in the city, the foriiscs,io,.
"a such shape that they offer aImos, ~
resistance os' no
succeeded in penetrating to the ex. !,
scatter OF The island TO a place ell =
Nasuss' when my papers wers exsm,nss
anu the aicAide was no, alt.xsther e.,
hel ~ith them ] said thar / has
sMnlosed rs an oversesr OF sugar ne
lsuon otionsing 10 German situat.a !.
sona tnat Ilaee, but was prom ptly ,h-o ~
~ 49, - 0ealds sai6 h had q con.
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MUST HAVE HAWAII
THE PRESIDENT CONSIDERS 1T A
MILITARY NECESSITY.
Monadnock 1. said 10 lie Hound on
the Mission OF Taking
the Islands.
lspeelal pl.paleh 70 mo re..l

Washington. June s.--Ths Monadnoek is
not intended for the Philippines. She Is
under orders 20 prepare for sea and pro-
coed 10 Hawaii. where she viii raise the
Stars and Stripes IL congress fails to an
max The Islands before ad!ourning. Presl-
dent Mckinley has decided that We must
have the Hawaiian islands II We hope 10
retain the Philippines, end II the bieker.
incs In the senate ana house viii not per-
nit OF their acceptance in the usual way lie
will take them himself. A big TRANSPORT
will accompany the Monadnock. II viii
carry supplies, ammunition, guns and ma.
rines and as soon as Hawaii has been
captured in friendly way the Jacki.s
VIII be landed and occur, Tho lsl4sl In
the name of the United States, They viii
also be prepared TO ouell any uprlslnss on
the part OF the Dativs and so defend
Honolulu against all con.,rs base OF
supplies viii be established for the ships
plying between san Francisco and Manila.
The above is the plan OF the admlnistra-
tion as outlined by a cabinet officer.
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STATE.

negro arrested at Beaumont on rus.
pieion OF being the murderer Of Harris.
Talk o. lrpehinF, but me sheriff has pre-
pared 10 protect his>prisoner.
A new trial has been refused Tom
Wright and Frank Leslie, under sentence.
OF death at stephenrille.
The Houston County OIL company de-
olaroe a Is per cent dividend.
Chiefs Of police are ia session at wsc,
The decision of the court OF criminal ap.
peals depriving police courts OF their juris-
dic,ion hss cAusod an Increase Of crime
Judge Gerald Is on trial at Waco. the
duel Ia which the Harris brothers were
killed being the cause Of prosecution.
There are now se4o convicts under the
care q the State.
a negro near Victoria killed one Mex-
lean ana wounded another
Christian EndeayoFers are IN session az
Dallas
Charlton is SAID to be raging Ia wharfsn
and Matagordh counties.
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WENT TO PORTO Rrco.
An American officer Finds the snan.
iarls Are Weak

New York, June S--lIenry ]. Whi;na,
Fepith ARTILLERY Corps, who has twice pen
eiraied into the very heart of The Spanish
i1ritory. once in Cuba and lastly in Porto
Rico arrived here today on the British
ste"mer Ardsnrose from Porto Rio
Through him the war department will soon
be in possession Of important and accurate
Information concerning the military
strength and defenses Of the island. The
Porto kican mission was undertaken uIdcr
orders from the department to travel
through the most strongly fortified places
ans headquarters OF military bodies ana
observe their strength and the preparations
they bad made TO resist occupation by the
American troops
Lieutenant Whitney made the tourney
with great eXpodiency. He found 5uoo vol
unteer troops and 1900 regulars IN and
about Ponce The soldiers were sickly.
howeTer and disconnected Tor lack Of pay.
Food be found TO be aiarmlnsly scarce
ard that fact combined With the American
6 nt!ingri peryadlng me towns inclined
him 10 the belief that II the United States
troops did not invest The island within
month the Inhabitants would turn upon The
sraniards and drive them out
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SPANS BAD PLIGHT
Mas Admitted by Premier Sagasta
to the Cortes.
he WANTS The BUDGET ADOPTED
At Once, but There Mas Opposition
to This.
OPPOSITION PLEDGED SUPPORT
Hut the Leaders Gave Warming that
Something Must he Done by
the Government.
OPPOSITION PLEDGED SUPPORT

Madrid. June s. s p. Mon account OF
TIE serious news from the Philippines. the
leaders of the minority parties IN the chan
ter Of deputies asked Senior Sagasta today
to q nsider action. The minister ktfoye 70
convince them Of the gravity Of the exist
iI.g circumstances. urgiug that they ought
Immediately 10 adopt The budget and De-
clare that the chamber should SIT In per-
msntnce.
Prof. saimaro. the republican leader, Sc
nor Romero Robledo, leader OF the Wey-
lerites party and Senior Bsrrio, Carllst
dcIuiy, opposed Senior sagasta's sugges
items.
The opposition leaders promised durins
tie sitting of the chamher today TO make
declarations regarding the preparations
OF nature that would adjourn all debate.
Senior sagasta SAID the SpaniaIls ough,
TO receive bad news With more caimness.
Since the unforeseen disaster Of CAwte the
government has only received ihres dis
patches. TIE flfst came directly after The
dcsuucton OF thc squadron. It was from
Admiral Montelo ami stated that suirsieat
means Of defense eXiEted and .bai the ia
tive population was loyal. The second an
Douneea that Aguipzidp mad arrived and
was trying hul without guccegs, TO excite
the population against the authorities The
laird has ALREADY been published To-Day
senior silyelk. leader o. the isesasion,
WHO followed senor sagasta- promised hia
support 10 the government for the defence
Q. The country but he warned he govern
lneut that be did not intend 10 b. reduced
10 The role Of a mere witness VI the co'tn-
try'E misicflunes.
Senior Romero Rohleao offered his SUP
port TO The government provided the gov
eminent deyoies Ste strength 10 defense
OF the country aud not to q defense Of 9th
or interests"
He accused the government Of iuaehon,
saying Thirty nine days haze passed
With DO resolution taken regarding she de-
Tense Of the Philippine The result Is
tha, thc natives. induced by thr easy VIC
tory OF the Americans regard the spanish
forces with contempt. II the government
NOW Heeks shameful peace shall pro
test with my whole strength"
Senior BaTTlo declared that the govern
ment cid not deserve confidence but that
nevertheless it might count on the sup
port OF the Carllsts In everything relating
10 g defense Of territorial integrity.
Prof. salmeron made similar statements
IN behalf OF the republicans
ssnor MeIla, Carl!s;. asserted that the
government had abandoned SIS pledges and
blamed IL for a system o. silence, declaring
the nation which would suffer Sedan 10
silence could not deserve 10 figure ~ his
tory.
Senor SaEasFa replied "Jhp government
is not responsible for events In snc Philip
pines nor the ccurhe Admiral Cervtra has
teken. The government must execute lis
plans and must not reveal them. which
would be unpstfiotic"
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ssssssssssssssss:..sssss ssssssssssU,s...

the ersction OF a building at this point
for the use Of the money order department,
which has been successfully growing.
Governor Bradley and staff visited the
camp today, and the governor delivered a
patrlotic address to the Kentucky regi-
meats this afternoon: The address evoked
considerable enthusiasm
Tho Governor visited General Grant and
Colonel Bills OF the Second Nebraska and
left with his party for hlme tonight.
General Boynton. o. the park commits
sion, stated today that the appropriation OF
$1,000 TOT the wstsrworks al the park
had been exhausted but that mains had
been laid through the park and mauy con-
nec'icns TO camps have been made.
General Iohn A. Wiley. who arrived yaS,
nigft was assigred by General Brooke to-
cay 10 co;nmiand The third divlfion Of IL
Fiif. corps.
Senator Allen OF Nebrsska Is a VISITOR At
thc camp Of the Second Nebraska Rsei-
nssnt. remaining in camp with his sou.
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NAtI.Ro ADS.

Colonel W, y. slosson has an interest
'hg Interview VITA a Chicago paper re-
fArdlnE Houston and South Texas
The Mystic shriners Festival. followed
by ifiunnhai TIP through Texas.
The Texas volunteer cavalry arrives al
san Antonio and enters Fort sam Houston
by The back door in order to hide the en-
harrassment caused by their tatiered gar
nents and Tin many casesl shoeless feet.
BIZ flag raising celebration occurs at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon At mo Missouri.
Kansas and Texas local freight otfices.
Reduced rates for various mectings.
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-
THE TEXAS TROOPS.

Assignments for the recruiting Officers
who boTe left Mobile Tor Texas to secure
more Texans
General Waties will report TO Major Gen.
ersl Brooke az Chirksmauea.
Members Of the Galveston regiment are
trying to feel at home IN ramp. where they
erpec, 70 stay some iime
The cavalry. men and horses, has been
sen, to san Antonio.
The Texas troops arc receiving ration.
OF a. Inferior Kind. notably the coffee
The Fire, and Second Texas regiment,
viii De serArAted
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No Rellef for Manila

London June s.--A Madrid special 70
tho Standard says The government, doe,
nor parpose to send relief squadron 10
the Philippines Jus, YET.
: cap'ein Auron. minister Of marine. viii
probably so 10 csair shortly to ipspes, ae
reserve fleet under Admiral camara ana
inc preparations At the srssaais aaa on
other vesss,s.
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ARMY NoMTN ATIoNs.
Among the Number Are Two Lien
tenants from Texas

Washington. June s.The president to-
dav sent these nominations 10 the senate !.
War-To be erieadier generals; Charles
T. MatiocSs Of Maine. end Mark W.
sheafe OF South Dakota.
To be inspectors general with rani O,
major; Daniel NJ. White OF New nauap-
shire.
TO be additional paymas,ers: Hiram L,
Grant OF North Carolina, Thomas a. Cum
minis OF Montana, Eugene Sosfiu az the
District az Columbia.
First regiment United States vollnteer
Infantry; To bs first lisatenanis. Arthur
J. Cosier OF Texas; Lewis Porter Feather
stone OF Texas
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municate with San Juan to fna ]
not | was all right.
- fLou, lAp, ,...tt 80 AK.

not | was all right.
How long will that tatsy
1t may take two or three
replied We will have an ar,'
middle Of the summer, anyhov
This was not a cheerful n.
peclally as feared that nv M
been discovered at San Juas
telegram 10 the German copuI
offered TO pay for Telegram |,
ernor OF San Juan. This gave n,
standing with the alcalie ana n
lowed a measure OF liberty
1T was on May % when ! vi
distance from the prison a
found number of horses staniIa
a blacksmith shop. The hostlenv
ing their noon day siesia and ,
ated the best horse could fra
csmped. To get 10 Ponce I nus
east. but as that would be dra
went in the opposite direction. III
back for two days and nights II Z
that | met a shenherd boy an
him Jack knife II he would dn
map OF the surrounding counfn
that grew the published stateme
foreigner had coIapelial boz ii
map under threat OF Sitting III
That map have now in my posss
the war department. and found Il
IN every detail.
When ] rode again 10 the east i,
a range Of bills to find the ent!n(
end of the island in the possessed
surgents. These insurgents xa!n|
and gave me An escort 10 the roszI
] found a small schooner at anchor
this belonged to q Spaniard Tx
was prevailed on To take me ts1
headed for Santa Cruz. There
number Of newspaper correspond
artists aboard the Medina.
The Spanish alcalde had ssf
gram to the Danish authorities.
To hold me upon arrival as a hat
Major Moore, the United States 4
ST. Thomas, positively refused ~
der me-, and even took me in aba
meet the Medina"
When Emerson left San Juan
four Spanish war vessels In ne !
the Isabella II, Alicante. Concho =
rOr.
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COMMERCIAL.

li'errool cotton futures l-s4d on.
New orienns unchanged To and New
York unchanged to points down
Loeal market overstocked with poultry.
July wheat up -, and September lH9
~ Corn closed AJAX higher Little
chsnge IN provisions.
The stock market IS simply in the bands
OF professionals. with sugar Trust share.
the chlet feature Of interest.
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CHIcKAMAUGA PARK.

frst snd second Arkansas Regi-
mrnts short OF Men.
chickamauga. Ga. June s --Recrultins
officers are leaving the park. nearly all The
regiments having their fun quota. Among
the troops which need more men to tlll
their quota under the recent order from
the war department are the First Arkau-
sas. 2s2; Second Arkansas. 2ss.
The posioffce department has ordered
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REPORTED CAPTURE.
An American Said To Have Tro
Npnnish Tubs In Inv

y. huSN IN Tow.
Aey west June s,--(s;l5 p. m. ION luna
: 'ns steamer RoatA Informed an auxil,ary
suhoca' on csrarnas that an American
Narsh'p had captured two Spanish gunhoa, +,
.VV miles east o. cardenAs. ana was towing
mem. Aierrard the auxiliary sauhoa,
s.sn,ea az night an unidentified Ame-ics =,
wss alone, bur other rersoas an 49,
thought they saw one snail boat in tow.
mere Is great ssep,ieism here as 10 the
reported capture. ~ '"s
The so.csl'ei Spanish gunbeats or .esn-
noheeras are old. slow tugs. carrying onp
Q, Two guns, There are many OF them
s,ons the Cuban coast, ~ they generally
stay N close q shors.
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sa-s' --774sa47''sIIs-4Hs---
TEXAS POLITICS.

Mr. Garfison's chances for treasurer are
SAID 70 Dc growing steadily.
The fight for Dallas county instruction,
IL likely to be very heated. as Wynne Is
gaining strength
Savers aanoeers claim The Congressman
Is now only 90 votes short Of enough to
Nominate.
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local,

J V. Lea receives the democratic nom
ination FOR criminal district attorney.
4 FIRE IN the residence portion Of thu
Third ward destroys seven out Of eight
residences So a block
The effort TO remove the track Of III.
Texas Western narrow gauge.
The entertainment Of the living flags a,
py,hisH ball.
The ryt National bank o, Houston high
w the scale on the roll Of honor.
Elections CT the l. o. b. D. and Phoenix
ana Lamar lodges. knlehts o. rylhia,.
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MENoCAL's SENTENCE
The Department Refuses "

me Depn rtment HeIuses
Clemency TO the Guilty Ent
Washington. June s.--Acting
Allen has approved the proceecap
ings and sentence OF the court
which passed upon the charta
Civil Engineer A. G.. Menocai, y
who was found guilty of neglisen.s
neotion with the construction q
dry dock in the New York nav v
sentenced 10 suspension ffom
three years on curtaiied pay. vnieI
Der annum, while his full pay W
Nine of the ten members OF Inc w
tial recommended the exercise VA
this case. but the department W.
the recommendation.
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FOREIGN.

Ernest Teiah Hooiey Of London. the
great promoter. adjudgcd bankrupt with
liabilities In the millions.
The French cabinet has resigned.
Dominican government IL making every
effort TO capture Jiminea. the revolution
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WAR BULI,ETlNs'i

Mobile. Ala. June s.-Adjutan! y
day notified the war Department J.
effects of the Fourth army w
packed and, with the Officers !.
will leave for Tampa tomorrow "
General Theodore Sohwan anu r
this afternoon for Tampa.
Montreal. June s.--Althousp
Carranza and Du Bose pretend VI
lieve that they are TO be orders
the country II Is known they aN
preparations to leave.
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dishgurcmeil1
tie boy ,hgssM
was recsnM.sl
by Dr. Hhi,ss
Co, AMI r.
3 perfect IS
that In sMl
he had 49,
scah or h2
bin. whso W
hin for y. VI
his mcsansMI,t<I
ssrsstilude ,gs,gl
FOL sery'ss.,t
made hnssS
HAPPY .Msl
and yet im1I
frarfi1u Nj
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seiry Allen. who Is sccond lieutenant In
S.'npAny l. OF the Second Nebraska. SEN
a,ot Alien expressed satisfaction with ne
s,saassoa hsre and is satisfied with lAs
p'nEfess q The work OF the soldiers
Colonel John Marsh OF springfiel1 Nns,
soieicr Of the Mexican and civil VARS. Is
>sltor at he camp a guest Of a Massa-
eTnselts regiment
oefentl W, + Wilder az the regular
army arrived today and waF assigned - 49,,
command Of the ror-teanth New Sors
Senefsl Grants regiment.
m order was received today direc,ins
s sna, ministers q the gospel. OF whatever
tEith. shall be allowed "a adn,inis,s, - -.
nlen OF Their respective churches IA Inc
camp whenever they desire. ~
Ah Francisco, June ,s,--Ths uanea
s'atss government will raise the spantsh
vessels sunk in Manila harbor by Atrirsi
snnners- Three San FrArcnco
n'ms VIII b called on for bids.
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WASHING roS.

The senate passes the census bin, also
bin 10 orgsniEe HRval hospital corps.
Grosyepor and the Hawaiian annexation
lists IN the house sat down upon.
Senate committee viii repnrt fayorably
on the postal savings bank bill
Conference committee expected 20 report
the war revenue bill today With most Of
the senate amendments adopted.
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SPANIARDS in DISTRESS,
Aguinaldo Has Stirred Up the Natives and Manils
Is in Danger.

Madrid June scaptan Philippine ~,
situation In Manila stirring up the
whole country Manila and sra Many aeeon,
rom me pAna have occurred naron has reached proportions