davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The age-herald., 1898-11-24

Iris strange to me that people thank Once year for what they've drank; And with a whisky thirst galore, They thank, and thank, and thank for
 more.
 I've tramped for many a weary mile, And never got pleasant "smile;'' I've begged in every "dried-up'' town, And not single dram I've found. The cops have chased me thro' the street Because my pants were not complete; I've stood in barrooms-nervous. frisky, And thanked the tender for my whisky.
The age-herald., 1898-11-24

{ kssG So'. Pick keaf'' smoking nstTs Tobacco is the best for Poe and handmade Gig arctic smoking Rich. ripe. mellow, fra grant. Beats the world. Try 1t.
The age-herald., 1898-11-24

The usual service will be held at a num- Der of the churches, though not all of them. The exercises will consist mostly of morning services at Il O clock
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last link. This runs into the island NJ
Santiago, CruHHlng from Kingston. ia
mnicn, and belongs 30 an English come
pany. For several weeks past 10 has
been known that this cable was In
working order ana the g. Louis has
boon trying desperately Co cut o. In
addition the cable steamer Mlurci ~ e.
hn assigned 20 m, tiHk ana between
the two ID lH hoped that N. cable will
soon De- cut The difficulties In the
way of accomplishing this are much
greater than In thr ease NJ any NJ tho
other cuban cables The Kingston
cable was laid fully 20 years ago and
has become covered with harnlClpH
nnd marine deposits until lts original
size has been Increased Co that ~ q
mans arm In addition to that, the
cable ~ completely covered with sea
weed, 10 that 10 ls almost Impossible
fIr the ordinary graphing lruna used
ny nirumora Ca catch hold ~ II unless
they should strike the cable nt some
point where % hung over q depression
ln the bottom Even when UuuEht loo
the graphing irons. the cable is %
such weight owing Go tha marine dee
plHiis upon lts surface. that II would
De almost beyond the power VI any
llfiluE apparatus on board an ordinary
shin tu hoist IL 90 the surface. from the
vast q pths ln which 90 les ON the
south coast Of cuba. within u mile %
ahIrU, The bottom pitches suddenly
downward 90 tn depth az more than a
mile. ana n d. exceedingly difncult ~
pick up u cable ln such water
Con. Grceley'H boat hlH done thIs ON
at lclat one occls.1n. and thereby
earned the admiration ~ the pr0faa.
Hional cable layers who are often en-.
gagged Tor weeks nc h time In the At
lantir trying Co raise 1n Injured cable.
The last cable pulled up 90 depth 0i
one and ouC.alNth miles from the sur.
l1cu aud To- weight was enormous
Probably 10 VIII hr easier % reach this
Stniltfu aud Kingston cable after the
batteries and forts Hnlnr the harblr
entrance aud Just above have been r,-
dueed, flr thfn thu cable cutting boat
VIII he able 10 go into shnaier water
near thr shore from which % BE- nov
excluded by the nro m the battery.
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DONINCO'STYRANT PRESIDENT


Cape Hnition, Haiti June ie.-tCopy-
riRhiod. 1875, by the Associated Press
rho remarkable audiences President
ncurcuN granted on hls gunboat the
lteHthuracion. In this harbor ON Thurs
day last. deserve a special record.
Aiy cable dispatch of that day has ale
rendy given rather full idea Of his
statements regarding the recent az.
tempted revolution IN Santo Domingo.
but that the interview may be prop
,ly appreciated viii he necessary to
give II descriptive setting.
went out 10 the Reclamation nc
companied by the American consul,
Dr. Livingston. one Of the most intel
tcnlgeut oolorcd mcn.by the way who
ever had an official mission TO this
country. and Mt \, j, R,dpar, who
iH In charge ~ the most successful
foreign enterprise here aud who met
ileuteuA some years ago In his own
capital We did not need 20 sund our
cards ahead ot ur, ana We're received
un the quarter deck by Ulysses him-
folf. the dreaded tyrUnt president, clad
in a modest naval uniform, OF which
short blue Jacket with small gold
buttons ana white car with hardly
any gold lace were the conspicuous
fruturrH ile greeted uH whit q gees
turr ~ bon homie, invited uH 90 be-
seated.
nh, president 10 mulntto NJ medl-
um color with rather regular features,
showing the blending of tho African
tyne. a HqunrrrcaeHnrran brow, strong
| tcsnlutr lips, though with chin
slightly foceding, Il broad. ivHhy nose,
| nne Crinky hair, Hinged with gray and
"a coarse and pronounced muHtuphe.
both cropped rather short lliF eyes
are light brown and at nrst glance APP
pear mia almost benevolent They
Il you straight and continuously
/ while De- B. ."tfr % you lnliko
the eyes of most ~ his ruco In these
ATTITUDES. tho whites are not Injected
with blood and bile. and the pupils nc
] times express "a contiguous grniality
that even the poor prisoner, cNpectant
of death, recognizes,
Hcurcux's manner even In his most
dangerous moments, Il ls said can be-
| bland. caresalng and patrOnIzIug. ard
they even have a saying lon Santo Do
mingo that many Of tho poor devils he
sends 10 the tragic blank wall ur
freshly opened Wuysido ditch, feel al
most nuttcrcd whom he tells them per,
g1nnlly ne cannot AFFORD 90 uurduu
thom. IL H. uo wonder his nstuter
friends as well uH enemies. have
learned 10 study his smile more close
ly than his frown,
an president ID about I'VE f-t eight
luch,-I ln height, uf athletic mold.
though hla right arm is still hair dis
abled from the effects of two Older
wounds near the elbow, ana of dellber-
lto movemnt for the most part. us DO
AN that he ala lu public wIH nicely cal
rulnted Yet he is capable OF great anl-
| nation. yuubillty and Niacity even.
| nc spices his tax with satire and irony
and OCCASIONALLY laughs broadly az hls
own Joke or erlgrim u is impossible
not 70 be impressed By the strong grasp
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LASTED ABOUT AN HOUR.
Spaniafds Were Strongly Enifenched On a
High Hll.
AMERICANS DROVE THE sPASIARDs BACK


Washington. b. c.. June g5.-The
first dispatch from Gen. shaftcr con-
corning the engagement between tho
spinlaris and tho American forces
reached the war department at noon to-
day, and was ns follows;
Playa del Estc. June %. Adjutant-
General 4. =. A.. Washington.
naiquiri, june q. Further news from
Gen. Wheeler places our loss IN this
mornings firing about 10 killed and 90
wounded. Wounded Major Brodie. Cap
tain McCllntock and Lieut. Thomas (ro-
crivcd here Thomas and supposed 20 be
nbhrrvntlonl. First Volunteer cavalry
Major Bell. Captain Knox and Lieut..
uyrsm. Firs, q. =. Cavalry Captain
Knox. seriously. Captain Wainwright.
formerly reported wounded. IL unln-
iurcd The names OF the others killed
ana wounded irr not yet known. The
spahiards occupied very strong and
eutfuuohUd position ON a high hill
The nring Taste dublui an hour. and
the enemy was driven from their post
uuus which la now occupied by our
troops about a mile and a half from
Spyiilu
III. enemy has retired toward santl.
SKATER.
The war department has received the
following Dispatch from Gen. Shnftor.
received after. though apparently writ
ten before, his dispatch given out ear
lisr On the day;
'Payu del Este. June 25.--Adju,ant
General Washington: i8llqufl. June
2i-ln pushing out o. occupy a good
position mar Scvlllu, 10 walt ana en-
trench until supplies and artillery
could be- landed Fourteenth and Tenth
cavalry Fourteenth apparently IL
mistakol. and Woods rfgimeni had
rklrmlHL Enemy was driven from his
position ami Gen. Wheeler reports he
now occupies their ground.
Wounded; Major Beii. Captain Knox.
Captain Wainwright Lieut.. Bryan.
First cavalry, and n number Of men.
Above names only given.
Lighters ana steam tugs asked for
this morning should be sent az once.
tSigncdJ SKATER
HLANCo CLAIMS THE VICTORY.
Madrid. June 20. s a.m.-The official
rHpurt ~ Captain General Hlanco on the
recent lighting near Santiago De Cuba
SAYS
Three hundred Americans attacked
the SplnardH near Slbuney and Syvllla.
The Spauiarda had three killed and
three wounded.
lNN aNinfrNANH lhNu attacked Nens
I tuhuna camp, but We're rrpulHrd. the
I SplnilfdH pursuing them and taking
I possession Of their ammunition aud
clothes.
'Thc American warshlps have bonn
/ hlTdrd CuHilda."
SAMPSON REPORTS ON WOUNDS.
Washington. u. e.. June 25-In re-
/ HpJuse O. u telegram from the navy de-
| partmcut. requesting definite lnforma-
/ ton concerning the alleged mutiiltion
~ the bodies of four marines killed In
/ the outpost of Guantanamo. Admiral
/ Sampson has wired Secretary Long as
| follows;
Playa del Este. June 2t-ReplyinR TO
/ your dispatch I have o. report that u
| careful Investigation has been made and
| 10 lH reported 90 me that apparent mu-
| tllatiuu was probably due a. the effect
/ Of small cllihre bullets fired az short
] range, and I withdraw the charge u
| mutilutlun, SAMPSON.
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on Jurlrul cuba June 20. by Associ-
atc1 pr'Hs Dispatch noai, filed Port
Antonio, jamaica, juno q. noon
Copyrighted. 1895, by tho Associated
prrfal-A nnpy OF O. Newspaper pub
llFhri In Santiago d. cuba. called La
handurula lfHpanola the spanish flagl.
ON June llth, contained in its local
columns not single reference 60 the
blockade or On the war. but calmly dis
ouHHId plans Cor placing electric lights
un the plaza. church fairs and other
matters ~ town glaHip and alleged
Gable news from Manila reporting the
sailing of the biz Spanish ships Tor
Havana and The capture ~ the in-
surgrnt chief Hernandez. also 'ahan-
lutrly reliable news from Washington
saying that yellow fcvrf has broken uut
boo tho h'nrkadlnr ncrt ana that forty
deaths had occurred.
The only real Information contained
In the paper was IL dispatch from llu-
vann. saying that General Arlius htd
rHrrl Hll tho food ln the markets
thrrr and would soil IL 90 Inhabitants M
reasonable prices 90 prevent tho squeoz-
lng Of the population.
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FAVOR az m,NKHrrrs.
senator iioar says the Compromise mn 4.
Iniinsntiy lair.

Washington. June 2i-scnitor Hoar.
chairman ~ Senate committee ON ia.
dietary, whl has been urglnF the enact.
mrnt ~ bankrupt Law Tor tho mast
ilfirn ycnrH has given out "a statement
npropos ~ the Sonaio'u acceptance Of
the conference report
among other things he says
"rhr present hIll 10 a cnmpromlss
n win undoubtedly be found Thai. IN
getting u through we have been obliged
Go leave 10 ln some orudItlcH ana lmper.
fHrilnns which must be- rcmodled by
subs queni legislation, II Is quite likely
that the fees ~ clerks. referees ana
trustees viii u" found To- be- low. one
nf the great objections was that under
the old law the estates wtra eaten uu
hy costs and that IN creditors gat liz
ilr or nothing IN We have pared 10 tho
quick iu that particular Instead ~ the
long list Of .crlmra. there are only two
for which bankrupt Il 10 BE- punished
ono IN that NJ Wllfully making "a false
answer IN the bankruptcy proceedings
the other the rmhrzzlement ~ the prop
urty ~ the estate. Thr terms ~ dis
charge, too, are exceedingly liberal. and
u d. provided that farmers ana wage
onrnorH Will not be- tho subjects ~ IN
voluntary hnnkruptCy which extends
ln general 90 merchants, manufartur.
crs. banking, printers and publishers.
etc. There are some possible cases uf
fraud which the law win not prevent.
but the objection 90 q Htricter on. wac
sa great that u was not thought best
90 risk the success ~ this bin which. az
10 was, has been saved AZ by IRE. by
standing out Tor q perfect rule 10 be- ap-
piled tu eases which would not occur
once ln r. thousand times
Wtayutrrplih-lungd a nrtasH sqund-yp
| HpolgttNnty ollnolng ngnra dvebsOnsr
"The hIll seems 10 be great deal
better than that known 49, the Tdrray
bin. In two particulars that tho
settlement cannot be- delayed by APP
ponla tn the supreme court ~ the
United States. except In two cases nrHt.
where a federal question ~ Involved
and second Wrcrr n decision OF tho
Supreme court H. needed Tor uniformity
VI construction throughout the country
and next un the provision Tor SUM
mary application 90 court ~ appeals
/ In an inttrluCutury way To correct mis-
takes as tho proc" lings 30 ON. Instead
/ II waiting until ihe final liberalization
| u the court below and thrn keeping The
whole estate tied up until after the lnal
! decision nf the higher court
"The bill viii enable from 10000 20
100000 hnukruptH a. get ON their feet
lln, % win enable manufacturer
] rl merchants to set FAR division ~
I thg!r debtors property and VIII prevent
great deal ~ fraud cmh szlemtnt
and wnstpful dealinga with property"
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Oshkosh, WIS, June 25.-The militia
are still uu guAtd.
The Paine plant. the only one opernt-
ing, started mp today with q slightly
Increase Grew. The other mauufactur.
uiH have posted notices that their plants
win Or reoucned Monday.
Some OF the business men are in
cllutd 90 crItigr Gov, Shnhrld for an,
uouucug ON Infection 90 recall the mill
ia 20 Milwaukee for the carnival rN-
ercisns nONt Tuesday The authorities
here are trying 90 hnd law 10 permit
LEADERS uf the strikers, who are alleged
no Dee indirectly responsible for the
riot.
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M0n hi nlII.nnrNN.
streams Of Water More Effective than
titsd uayouets.

Berlin. June 2i-A bulletin 10 the
irunldurtpr Zeltuug from Heilbrunn,
town of Wurtrmhutr circle ot
Nocknr. 70 miles north ~ STUTTGART.
says that % muh made u denomination
before the town h1ll yesterday against
The election OF Hem ucEvlmoycr 60 the
RrlohHtng.
The troops with fixed bayonetH at.
tempted 10 clear the squire In front ~
thn hullhut the rioters continued their
assault on the building until they were
played ON Thorn by the nrcmrn'H hose.
Later thU rioters recommended theit
attack, but tho military succeeded In
gaining puHHcrlun ~ the square. the
town han ana the noirhhurinr streets.
Many ~ those who participated ln the
disorders were wounded and numerous
arrests were made.
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Disposition Of the Nmcrican. spanish rorc,.
IN Cuba.

on Santiago Dc Cubl, June %. by the
Associated Press Dispatch Boat to Port
Antonio, Jamaica, filed juno q. noon
copyrighted. 1905. hy the Associated
'r 50 The situation aa regards o. the
disposition ana location NJ the Amer.
oln, Spanish and Cuban forces. ia as
follows
General Skaters army ~ &c zoo men
h mnfsyd 90 the eastward ~ Santiago
dr cuba, at liluuIu and IuNgut.
General Castillo. with 1900 men. n az
llaiqulrI, aud Colonel AFuirl. with 200.
at Jurarih ThrHe arr o. b. Joined by
General Garcia with 1000 men. Three
thousand ~ General CurClu'H men hold
2 .011 frtrlariH Loo iiulruin ana Gcutral
HlhI. with 1000, threatens 1000 spanish
troops 10 NAngInili1.
IN Slutlnrn there are believed 10 be
1900 spanish soldiers. with such rein
fprccmoniH No ate 90 he had with the
concentration movement now Ia
prngrCHH,
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urAvy iLLISois sronm.


Algonquin, Ills, June 25.-Thc sever.
est storm for sixteen years has swept
over Algonquin. finishing today. Tho
railroad on both sides was washed ont
and The town viii be cut on by rain
from tho outside world for several days.
Algonquin b. situated on thc Fox river
between ranges of bluns. Tho water In
the river rnse twelve feet Thers were
q number ~ narrow escapes from
droWning the Dodd boys r9culng two
men locked In death embrace ~ they
were going down for thc last time.
Several railroad and other bridges were
washed away.
\ number N merchants had their
stocks injured boy Watcr and a number
OF cattle were drowned.
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Newport Nows Va, June 2i-Tho
Ninth Massachusetts. Colonel n. -.
logan. aud companies a, H., G, aud
"a NJ the Twenty third Michigan, Cob
Petermun, arrived here today on spec
clnl trains from Camp AlgDr to embark
this afternoon ON the auxiliary cruia-
er Harvard. for Santiago de cuba.
hithor they have been ordered 90 re-
inforce General Shuficr These troops
complete General Duileld's brigade,
the nrst detachment NJ which sailed
Tor Cuba Thursday evening from Ola
Point ON the cruiser Yale, Colonel
Began OF tho Ninth Massachusetts if
command of the troops that arrived
today. The supply Of ammunition ar
Nod early this morning and. the work
NJ Transferring the equipment Co the
Harvard h. now ln progress The liur
ward IL expected 20 sail at O'Clock
this afternoon,
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FELL A HUNDRED FEET.
Terrible Accident 10 wotkmen From Salt Lake
and 81. Paul.
HAPPENED TODAY At BUTTE, MONTANA.


tluiie Mont. June 49, while working
ON The blk tenneHsy building, In course
~ construction. ON Main street. the
fcnfoIdlug gave way, prccipltutinr i've
men io The basement distance VI
one hundred feet The dead ares
Frd Albert and John Cunningham.
The injured are.
;. McNott.
J. Brown.
W }. Harrison tcolorcD.
Henry Mascr.
win the exception Uf MaHgr. an the
men arc Iron workers from st. Paul
aud Salt Lake.
Muscr lives hero. Harrison f. *.
poCtod 60 die
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Lacrosse is,, June 25-The Supreme
court has affirmed tho decision 6f The
circuit court In the case ~ I.lstiier
against the Modern Woolmau OF Amer
lci The effect OF the decision Is 10
exclude certain classes, Including
Wholesale liquor dealers. from becoming
members ~ the order and 70 is OF more
than local importance, Loefilur Joined
the Woudmru some n emHEl and after
wards became connected with a whole
HllJ llulr firm After paying assess.
mcnts Tor three years hr WIS denied
tho privileges of the order, and brought
suit with the above result
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Hutchinson. KanH,, June 20 Hutch
Ius0n ana other towns along ths Santa
80 road nre flooded with armies ~ uu-
employed mon a train. lnldrd with
ahorcr from los Angeles. q J.. has ar
rived here, ana every kitchen door IN
town o. hourly besirEod hy mon begging
food. Most ~ thCm refuse 90 work in
the harvest nelds Tor the present wages,
TWO 10 three dollars a day.
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Cleveland, o., June e5,-By decision
NJ the state supreme court today the
Cleveland board ~ equalization and
Assessment .s declared uncanHtltutl0n-
IA.
Since Cos creation few days ago, the
board hla ADA millions 0f dollars o.
40. uN duplicate by means uf In
creased valuations ou property The
decision VIII cause almost endless mi
cation ana confusion.
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HASN'T cor ir RIGHT.
unols sam WIN Not 0i,s Up the Phnip
pines.

Madrid, June %. nuon.-'rhe Cores
pnndencla 81 this city today publishes
q report a. the rrcct that the peace
conditions suggested by the govern
ment Of the United states include tho
possession hy the United states ~ the
Island of Porto Rico, the independence
Uf the island ~ cuba, under protector
ate M tho United states. and the es-
tabliHhnrnt NJ H naval station OF Unit
ed States wurships in the Philippines
and another in the Canary Islands,
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Santa Fc y. 81. June 25.- Recruitlnr
of r1urh riders fur Col Woods rrri-
mHnt ls proceeding here satisfactorily.
TWCnfysHlN mon have already hrrn
selected and u o. expected that the fur
number required VIII be- secured and
mustered lu boy next Tuesday. when the
troops win be- dispatched 90 their rrrl-
m'rt now In the Held az Santiago d.
cuba.
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Cincinnati, June ga severe wind
storm blew down the smoke stack rs
fptt high ana 30 frot lu diameter nt
Muth's bakery ON Richmond street.
Five persons have been taken out In,
jured. two supposed 10 be fatally.
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TIIIRTY-SIX STORM VICTIMS.
Three Killed and Thirty is HUT In The
Circus.


H. Louis, June e5.-A special 20 the
Po-i-plHpatch from sioux city Iowa.
says
Many new Victims ~ the storm. which
blew down o. circus tent were dlHroy-
cred today. The dead number three
and tho injured th.rty-thrcc or the
latter ten are critically hurt and some
~ them may die, Tho dead are, Adulph
Hulyersnn. Judge A. q. steiner ana an
unidentified infant
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lut Was only Uarp,ng Refugees Ava
from Havana,

Key West Fla. June 20, 1880 a. m.-
A tUo-maatcd vessel, the Amlp1ht nt
Truiio, llnnduruu. was pluuEhl No h,i
mia morning, nying the American nar
lud captured yesterday afternoon 1t
suur,t while leaving Havana and at
tempting 10 run the blockade
shr was quickly oVerhaul.d uud l1.
Nigkahurr found over thirty Won
and children ana number of men n"
hoard. CROW and passenger, 600 i.
r1grOa. There were mo- slrknef- co.
hoard the Amapala, but she H. detainrG
At quarantine
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prytrlUs friends Insisting that So
rIalist must bee given one OF the port.
fnlIos. NJ nupuy NJ. LoElus and NJ do
L1mbro. have declined 10 enter such
cabinet and NJ. ppytrall therefore has
abandoned the task OF forming a cabi-
net.
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Madrid. June 90. p. m.-AftN q visit
which Premier SnHnHta made 10 the
queen regent this afternoon % was &C..
ported that the expected ministerial
crisis had occurred.
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Milwaukee. Wis, June 2i-Onc drlih.
a nrcmln OF Goodrich steamer She
hoygln. uHm1 unknown, ana ono pros
tration. Us me result ~ the h.4t n this
CITY IN the lnHt twenty fnur hours
Reports from throughout the state
indicate that the hot wettnrr WIS gem
eral. The mercury RANGED frim 90 90
90. At Gl9nwoud VIA, j IT, Shlrk
editor NJ Inc Glenwood times, died from
sunHtrukp,
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Santa Ne. y. NJ June 20 rho super.
intcudrnt ~ public instruction has de-
clhcd nmi under tho statutes the teach
ing ~ the Spanish language in the
public schools ~ tho territory IL com.
puluory.
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Grand Forks, n. D.. June ga now
Luth ran church near Minnewakan,w WAS
struck hy lightning while dedication
usrrmuulDa were ln progress, one END
W.s torn nut OF thp building, About 300
SANITY Killed IN the panic num-
bar of others We're injured, bu, none
fatally.
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ORDERED supDnNL,.
british Is,,Ic.hlp for Lisbon Cause. Com
ment,

London, June 20. The British arst-
class huttlcHhip illustrious, ~ "A. 900
tons, sailed this morning for Lisbon un.
der sudden orders received last night
90 protect British Interests IN View "
possible war developments.
Inquiry az the foreign office show
that the sailing NJ the huttleshlp Illus.
trluuH has no connection with the war.
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Noar cAnrr CUTTING rrronrs,
Might he Easier to Capture the Cable STA
tion.

Washington. June 2t.--The island OF
'hht be-, 10 the best knowledge of The
NNicillH here, fiill connected with the
n se crossing 10 Kcy West and the
war deplrlmsnt through Gen, Greeley
not relaxing its efforts 10 cut thsg