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Killed Hi. wife and himself.

Washington. Ind, July 1S.-James Cole.
colored. shot and killed his divorced wife
and shortly afterward killed himself. The
tragedy took place miles northwest of
here yesterday afternoon. Cole attacked
the woman while she and her five small
children were picking berries. He fired
several shots at the fleeing children, none
of which took effect.
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A RELIC OF THE MAINE.
Exhibition of . Type writer which
Went Down I'm Havana HarbOr

The Smith-Premier typewriter. which
went down with the Maine on the night
OF February 15 is on exhibition at the
branch Office of the Smith-Premier Com
pany. No. 5l9 Eleventh Street.
The machine was under the water for
thirteen days. Parts of It are missing
having been removed by relic hunters
Attached to the machine Is the affidavit
of Hugh Magee. chief officer of the
wrecking steamer. Right Arm.
The local manager. Mr.. Frank NJ
Evans. was busy all day showing the
machine to visitors.
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A Suit for Divorce.

Maggie N. Nickens today filed suit
for absolute divorce from her husband.
Thomas Nickens. The plaintiff alleges
that during her two years of married life
the defendant has treated her in a cruel
inhuman manner. and that now she is in
fear that he will take her life.
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Fixhtipe over the war:

Fros:burg. Nd. July 1s.-In discussing
the war with Spain yesterday Frank
Grove and an Italian Ferdinand Tuceli
of Frostburg. got into a rough-and-
tumble fight. in which Grove had a piece
of his ear bitten off. Before the officers
could arrest him Tuceli left on the noon
train.
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Killed by a Trolley Pole.

Chicago. July 1s.-Richard Cummings.
conductor on the Cicero and Proviso Rail-
way. was instantly killed yesterday while
collecting fares on q crowded car. The
conductor swung out on the rear step and
was struck on the head by a trolley pole
in the center of the street.
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The st. Loui. Back at New York

New York. July 1S.-The auxiliary
cruiser st. Louis came up to the quaran-
tine anchorage at Tompkinsvile this
mdrning.
She has come for supplies after having
taken admiral Cervera and the other
Spanish naval officers. who were made
prisoners at Santiago. to Annapolis.
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The Title L. Clenr.

In the suit of Charles Leasure against
the District of Columbia to clear cloud
from title, Justice Hagner today made an
order directing the cancellation of all
claims of the District, for taxes and as
sessments. on lot No. 10. square No. $50.
the property of the petitioner.
The evening times., 1898-07-18

Immunes to Garrison Santiago.
Two immune regiments at San Antonio,
Texas. have been ordered to leave We'd
nesday for New Orleans, where they will
embark on transports for Santiago. They
will be assigned to garrison duty there.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY wEX, LATE OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. DECEASED. No.
$50. Admin. Doc. 81 Issued July s. 1898
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. holding
special term for Orphans Court business. for the
probate will of real estate Of a certain paper
writing by Emma J. Wex. the executrix therein
named this is to give notice to all concerned to
appear in said court on FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST. A. d. 1893. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
to show cause why such application should not be
granted.
Attest ]. NOTA McGILL,
jy1l,1s.25 Register of Wills, D. L.
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Counterfeit War Revenue st.,

Pittsburg. Pa. July 1s.-Herbsrt Wal
ker and George Williams are under ar
rest here on suspicion of having coun-
terfeited a number of new war revenue
stamps found in their possession. The
counterfeit is a clever one.
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A Well-knOwn COlOred Nursc Dead.
Easton. Nd, July 1S.-Edward Jenkins.
a most estimable colored man of Easton,
is dead. at an old age. His innate merits
caused him to be respected by all class
es of the community. He was an ex-
perienced and trustworthy mans nurse.
and In that capacity was employed by
the most prominent people in the town
and country around. BO,h physicians
and patients trusted him.
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brakeman Fan. under HI. Train.

Elizabeth. N. J., July B.-Richard Sisk,
forty-e.ght years Old brakeman on the
Central Railroad, fell under his train at
ElizaAethport this morning and was in
stantly killed His body was mangled
and strewn along the track. He lived at
2B Pine Street. ElIzabethport. and leaves
a widow and two children.
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9fln nm Drink and Drug lnebriatss 70.
OUUsUUU stored By the Keeley Curs. Az
thorised Institutes, 0Q5 4 NJ.
Msshingtoa, D. O.: llls Nadison Ave-, Baltimoes'
-, eod 0reon1oora j. q Write coundentially.
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Tide Table,

TOday-Low tide at LOG a. m. and 1:49 D..
m: high tide, 7:07 a.. m. and 7:37 p. m.
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at s:s1 p. M: ex-
tinguishing begun at 3:5S a. m. The light
ing Is begun ona hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at SIG D.
M; extinguished at Alb a. m.
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Anne Arundel County Favor. Muad.

Anne Arundel &C eUnty FavOrs Musld.
Annapolis. Nd. July 1s.-At the Repub-
lican primaries in Anne Arundel county
Saturday the delegate ticket headed by
DR.. Washington G. Tuck. had practically
no opposition. This will insure a solid
delegation to the county convention.
which meets in Annapolis Tuesday. IA
vorable to the denomination of Sydney
E. Mudd for Congress from the fifth
congressional district. Twenty delegates
were elected from Annapolis. ten of them
white and ten colored.
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The Bord Issue.

The final figures on the issue of the
war bonds are not yet ready for publi-
cation.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-we will sell you life
insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year. The policies will
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash. or their pledge for loans. after
TWO % years We will negotiate lim-
tied amour: of insurance. up to $4,000.
on the lives of persons who have made
application to other companies and been
declined. HADDAWAY & DOUGLAS. SIS
Street northwest. ap17-tf
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New York Stock Market

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs. & Co. :.
members of the New York Stock Exchange
Ia. + Street.
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COrson & Mccartney,

Members Of the New York Stock Exchange
Hl9 ST.. Glover Building.
Correspondents OF Messrs. Van Emburgh After.
bury, No. 2 Wall Street
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda
Deposits--t-Exchange.-l
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed the exchanges Of New York. Philadel.
phiA. Boston. and Baltimore bought and sold.
a speciality made of investment securities. Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas. Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and
sold ma1stf
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uNDERrAKER,

uNDERrAKERs.
]. wILLIAM LEE,
UxDEnrAkER
481 Pa. Ave. .. w.
E'Srst-class Serv1ce. 'Phone. 11Sa
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$40 To Niagara Falls and Re- $40
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special trains. with coaches and parlor
cars, will leave Washington at, 7:55 a. m.
July 21. August and 49, September I, Is
and .. Tickets limited to ten days, allow
stop-over at Buffalo. Rochester and Wat
kins returning. jy16-3t-em
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New York Cotton Market.

Warrington stock Exchange.
Sales-Capital Traction. q at 70. Mer-
genthaler Linotype, 10 at 175. American
Graphophone. % at u rs. American
Graphophone preferred. 100 at 13 3-S.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. 100 at "a cents.
After call-Lanston Monotype. 1870 at 16.
Lincoln Fire Insurance, So at 3 1-2.
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Corrected daily by W b. Hibbs Co.
memoers of the New YORK Stock Exchange.
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OF their men from Cuba on account of the
prevalence of diseases among them. 1t l.
a remarkable procedure for American Off
GERS to join in a round-robin but the sit
uation at Santiago is exceptional and the
officers have been moved by pity for the
sick and dying in their commands For
many days past the sick reports from the
'front.' have shown an average Of more
than 1000 men in hospital out of total
force of 20 000 to 30 900. New cases each
day number from 800 To S00. The mortal
ity is small compared with the total
number of patients. hut in the aggregate
the deaths alarming and distressing.
The sickness is mostly in the form of
malarial fever. but the belief has gone
out that ii Is yellow fever. and the Off
GERS apparently feel the troops are being
subjected to the horrors of their camps
because the President or authorities I'm
the United States fear yellow fever infec-
ton if they come north. Their state
ments were intended in part to remove
that misa pprehenSion General Shafter
reported the unusual proceedings at the
front. and President Mckinley took
prompt action TO give relief. He sent for
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Gagged il the recent revolt. President Nc
kinley. ii is said. will call an extra session
be peace terms for ratification by the senate
Another 1eet OF transports will sail from
San Franc SEQ rext THURSDAY carrying troops
TO Hawaii and the fhilippines.-Lieut Rich
mond Pearson Iiobson was given Welcome
at Atianta Ga. and then went to Liihia
Springs. here he met his mother and was
given 4 rcceptiOn.-SagaSta and his cabinet
held fouT-hOur session discussing the terms
of peace. telegram was sent to Washing
ton asking for an explanation OF some point
in dispute. and pending the receipt of an an
swer adjournment was taken.
Proolimations have been issued b. the au-
thorities OF Yauco Porto Rico. as United
States city. expressing delight at annexation
and the administration of Gen. Miles and wei
coming CTR trOcFs.-Tle mayor of Ponce has
exercise calclress AID circumspec;ioa under
the new and desirable conditions. lie also
urges f0rbearance toward the conquered enc
mies--The following is the text OF the may
Ors proclamation, issued at Yauco as a Unit
ed States city:
Citizens To-day The citizens Of Porto
Rico assist in enc Of her most beautiful feasts.
The sun of America shines upon noun
taiEs and valley this day of July. 1898. 1t is
a day of glorious remembrance for each son
of this beloved isle. because for the first time
there waves over her tine flag OF the stars
planted in the rane of the government of the
United States Of America by the major-gen-
ergl OF the American army. Gen. Miles,
Porto Ricans, by the miraculous in
PREVENTION of the God of the Just given back
10 the bosom Of our mother America. in whose
waters nature has placed us as peopIr Of
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HISTORY OF THE VAR.
important Events Reviewed and Condensed Into
Reliable Form for Our Readers.

always American. Francisco Miaga FL AL
eade. faueo, Porto Rico United States OF
America"
Much enthusiasm is everywhere manifested
at the sight OF the stars and stripes.-Gen.
Miles has issued a lengthy order OF instruc-
lions TO Gen. Wilson who will be military
governor OF Ponce province and city until
Gen. Brook arrival. II is OF the same tenor
the instructions which Gen. Miles gave to
Gen. Shafter al Santiago. Both orders are
based on the administration instructions Civ
en- to Gen. Merritt regarding the government
OF the Philippine isla nds.-Ths local mayor
and judges and police will remain in authOri-
ty subject 10 the orders OF Gen. Wilson. The
custom house Offices will also be conducted as
formerly for the present. Their receipts
amount 10 a considerable sum OF money. The
question OF the proper discount on Porto Rico
silver gives some trouble TO Cen Miles but
he says this will settle itself in due time
Chaplain Chadwick of the Cincinnati. former
Is of the Maine introduced to Gen. Wilson
this morning TWO OF the leading Jesuits Of
Ponce. representing thousand churches and
their dependents in this province. The priests
wanted information regarding their support
and Gen. Wilson said that under the cOnsti-
tuition OF the United States it not posi-
bic apply any governmental money for
church purposes. Father Chadwick said it
would be all the better for the church il its
own people learned 20 contribute to its sup
IOrt.-Spanish volunteers continue 10 come in
ana give themselves up ne nealth OF the
troops SO far is good. though the weather is
hot
Tuesday. August g.
Reports come from Madrid and other
European capitals that Spain has accept
ed the American terms and peace prclm-
inarieS are TO he signed without delay
Americans in Puerto Rico advance to Co
ano. twenty miles from Ponce on the
San Juan road. and are received every
where with joy.-One of the transports
Of the third Manila expedition is report
ed to have fired two shots at a Japanese
steamer July - and when the vessel
stopped she was searched and allowed TO
proceed.-Gcn. Merritt mas sent mes
sage to Washington asking that his COM
mand be increased from 1000 TO so 900
Observation-Disclosures officials have given
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was injured Three mon in tho Fourth
ONO We're wounded. The Spanish loss
MAS llSht.-AdVireS received state that
sampson and Schley'S Suuadrons are
assembled at Guantanamo Bay where
they are being cOaled. proVisiOned. and
repaired The Brooklyn has been added
10 SIMPSONS command and Commodore
Schley will select another hagship-Wil-
liam K. Hearst editor of the New York
Journal. was appointed an ensign i'm the
regular navy and his yacht Buccaueer
put IN commission "a ali auxiliary cruiser.
sunday. August. :.
The Spanish government accepted the
peace terms imposed by President McKin-
ley. The session OF the cabinet lasted
most OF the day at Madrid. and after the
ministers hal approved the basis of the
proposed settlement Premier Sagasta
submitted the question to the queen. who
also gave her approval.-General Shafter
reported I" Washington that on Aug. )
and y there We're nine deaths i'm his com
mand at SantiaRo-The Rough Riders UNI
der command OF Col. Roosevelt and the
First regular cavalry sailed from Santiago
for the Cnted States.-A general advance
of the American forces in Porto Rico was
begun i'm the direction of San Juan. the
starting point being POnce-I.ieutenant
HohSon expressed his belief that he will
succeed in raising the Spanish cruiser
CriStobal Colon by means Of air bags and
ns--Corrcspond"nce published by
SECRETARY Long goes TO show that Com
modore Schley agreed with Admiral
Sampson a. to the danger OF entering
Santiago harbor az long aS the mines
w"r" i'm pOsitiOn.-The tug Hudson has
sunk Spanish Sloop and captured ali
other off Cardenas
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CHURCHES.

PR + ) B y L r RI A y HURCH-
Preaching at 1870 a. m. and z p. M.
Sabbath school at noon. Junior En-
deavOr at p. M. Senior Endeavor at
p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Teachers meeting i'm
mediately following. Rev. Thornberry,
Pastor.
METHODIST Glass meeting every
Sunday morning az $50 o'clock.
Preaching at 1920 a. ~, and 80 p m
Sunday school at - m. Epworth league
al $50 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7O0p m. l.. s
Smith, pastor. J. W. Wiltfong, class
leader. ID. Frank Redd, Sabbath school
superintendent.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL st
Thomas church. Rev. VIM. Writ Ray
mond, rector. Sunday services, 1890 a.
m., 80 p. IN. Sunday service, at noon.
Services Wednesday evenings at 1880.
Communion on holy days at 10 a. m.
CHURCH OF GOD CAIRO and Wa
ter sis. Regular services 1890 a. m,
each Sunday. Third Sunday in each
month preaching ty j. l.. Vince; fourth
Sunday by II. V. Reed. 1920 Sunday
morning and 1870 Sunday evening. Sun
day school at IL o'clock; Eva Railsbsck
Snpt Prayer meeting at 7:30 each
Thursday exening.
UNITE ID BRETHERN.- Sunday
$50 a. m, class meeting. l0:30 a. m.,
and 7:30 p, M, preaching by the pastor
IL 30 a. m, Sunday School. 800 p. m.
Junior Y. Z. G. L. meeting. 600 p. M,
Senior Y. u. {. u. meeting. A cordial
invitation is extended TO the public.
CATHOLIC Church is
held on Sundays as follows: First mass
at 30 a. m. second mass at 10 a. m.
Vespers at 3 p. m. Week day mass at
7:45. Father Moench pastor.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-12

orders for the abandonment of Camp AL
ger. The troops will be moved soon TO
Manassas. Na.-Sick soldiers are removed
from the transport COucha to Swinburne
island. New York. The vessels condition
Will be investigs ted.
The Madrid correspondent of the New
York Journal says: The governments
reply TO the American peace terms left
here Monday evening. The government
believes that the nature of the negotia-
tons requires the greatest secrecy and
that their success will depend upon the
observance of the most absolute reserve
here. Official silence therefore is COM
plete.'
The Gibraltar correspondent OF the
same paper. telegraphing Monday night.
says:
The censorship is daily becoming more
severe. and little is known beyond the
fact thai peace is assured. 1t is under
stood that the note from America asks
only part of the Philippines. and that
Senior Sasasta having replied that the
terms will be accepted. hostilities are con-
sequentlY suspended. \ commission will
be appointed to determine the basis Of
peace. The chief difficulty II is asserted
in official circles. is as 10 the date and
manner of the evacuation of the Spanish
posseSsions-There Is also the question
OF the disposal OF the war material in
Cuba. Senior Sagasta il he has chance
i'll probably represent a restitution Of
the material diplomatic victory
1t has just been asserted here that the
premier has succeeded in obtaining
slightly improved terms The treaty will
not he signed before September" The
Rome correspondent Of the Journal says:
Spain. it is asserted here has accept
ed the American terms with unimport-
ant reservations and the peace prelim-
inaries Will be signed before Saturday"
Wednesday. Aug. 3.
Admiral Dewey ard Gen. Merritt are
said to have reported to President McKin-
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ley doubt of their ability to control the
insurgents at Manila and massacre in
that city is feared.-M. Cambon. the
French ambassador. has had another con-
ference with the president While II Is
represented that Spain is willing to ac-
cept the general terms OF peace. it is be
lieved il has pleaded for notifications of
more or less mportance.-Gen. Miles now
has 5000 troops in Puerto Rico.-EX-Span-
ISM minister declares the coming Of peace
Will be but the beginning of instructions
at Madrid.-Capt. Goodrich of the st.
Louis takes Guayama and Arroyo. due
south of San Juan. Puerto Rico.-Adjt-
Gen. Corbin selects the regiments for
Gen. Nades division to go TO Puerto Rico.
All the cavalry i'm Skaters army at SAN
tiagO and detachments at Tampa are or
dered TO proceed al once to Long Island
for recuperaton.-Secreta Alger admits
after an investigation the unfitness of the
Concho for transportation OF sick soldiers
and tells why.
The present stations and routes to be
taken by Gen. Wade's command are as
follows: First Alabama. First North
Carolina and Second Texas at Jackson
vile; will sail directly or from Fernan-
dina. First Arkansas. First Maine. First
New Hampshire. Third Tennessee. First
Vermont. First West Virginia and Fifty
second Iowa at Chickamauga: Will sail
from Newport News First Connecticut.
Fourth Missouri. First New Jersey. First
Rhode Island and Third Virginia. at Camp
Alger. Va: will go from Newport News.
First Delaware i'm Delaware: probably
will sail from New York. First Maryland
at Fortress Monroe: will sail direct Tween
ty-Second New York. at Fort Slocum: will
sail from New York. The Fifth Illinois
is not i'm the list but will sail with Wade's
expedition. orders having been sent il
last night The general order dated Aug
3 which designates the troops for Gen
Wade says these regiments will be or
ganiZed into brigades as follows" and
then continues: First Brigade-First
Rhode Island Fourth Missouri Twenty
second New York. Second Brigade-First
North Carolina. First Alabama. First Ar
kansas. Third Brigade-Frst New Hamp-
shire. First Vermont Fifty-secOnd Iowa
Fourth Brisade-First New Jersey First
West Virginia Third Virginia. Fifth Bril-
gade-Second Texas First Connecticut.
First Delaware. Sixth Brgade-F'irst
Maine Third Tennessee First Maryland.
Maj.-Gen. Wade L. : V. is by direction
Of the secretary of war. assigned TO COM
mand of those brigades and will conduct
them TO Puerto Rico. On his arrival there
he will report to Maj.-Gen. John r.
Brooke. United States army for duty
with the forces under the immediate di-
rection CT the major-scueral commanding
the army. These regiments are detached
from the corps with which they are now
serving for this campaign only, at the ter
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tanzas, near Havana. with huge pos
tiers promising each Spaniard his pas
sage home and the privilege OF carry
ing away with him whatever his peck
ethandkerchief could contain in the
event OF his enlistment The effect of
this stimulus to the tagging pulse Of
the public was electrical and the IN
rOllment of %, 900 men followed within
fOrty-eight hours The volunteers
thus came into existence, with their
chiefs in the majority. But the ruined
merchants of the city of Havana soon
found out and objected to the newly
risen power. This opposition increaS-
ed upon the arrival in Cuba of the
new encouragement, Duice, who came
in 1873 as representative of the reyO-
lutionary government in Spain. lie
was a man of good faith. empowered
by the government to grant Cuba I'll
the reform she coveted and that hal
lately been offered He would un-
doubtedly have put a term to the rev
OlutiOn, ayerting all the ruin and de-
vastatiOn which followed. But such an
easy and magnlnimous course did not
satisfy that class which faced ineyita-
BILE ruin as a consequence of such
policy.
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VOLUNTEERS OF HAVANA.
They Were Won With "A Pocket Hand
fnF

They Were Won With "A Pocket Hand
kerchief Promise
In 1868. when the revolution Of ten
years in Cuba began. no volunteers ex-
listed in Havana worthy Of being called
such, says the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle. There was only one Old regiment.
and when GOy.-Gen Lersundi. then OF
the island. tried to complete this regi-
ment. he found the task difficult OF ac-
complishment on account of the pre-
vailins unwillingness to enlist But
just at this time. most providentially
for the relief of the dilemma. some UNI
known hand covered the walls OF Ma
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Monday. August !.

Latest advices from Manila say that Adj
fnral Dewey has received word from the city
that the Spaniards ready to surrender
wheI ever called upon TO do so. Gen Merritt
may await the arrival OF The monitor Mon
ierey before taking action. so as 10 be sure
of adequate force to preserve order.-A
direct cable dispatch from Ponce. Porto Rico.
says Gen. Niles troops are gradually and
cautiously making their way northward ON
the military road that extends from Ponce
TO San Juan. Gen. Brooke has arrived at
Ponce.-Spaniards at San Juan have sunk
steamer TO block the entrance TO the harbOr.
1t is announced at Chicksmsuga that Col.
Culver is again in full control OF the Fifth
Illinois regiment and intends to reduce 10
the ranks all nOn-commissioned officers en-
OF both houses OF congress as soon there
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The ,JOy of Freedom.

\ schoOlboy. on going to party, was
cautioned by his mother not to walk
home if it rained, and she gave him
money for cab. 1t rained heavily,
and great was the mothers surprise
when her son arrived home drenched
to the skin. Did you not take cab
as | ordered You. Alf?" 'Oh. yes. but
when | ride with you.you always make
me ride inside. This time | rode on
the box, and it was so jolly