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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
ANGER OF A SPANISH REVOLT.
situation at Havana Is Critical and Ex.
element Is Intense

"OAoA - b1dSdna IL CRITICAL and Elk
element Is Intense.
HAVANA, via Key West, Fla, Jan
l6.-[Delayed in transmission. AL
though outwardly order is restored here
great excitement continues and unless
the newspapers exercise, under the
press censorship, great prudence, a
general revolt is probable, with much
ploodsheu, because, in such an event,
the army volunteers would fraternize.
General Blanco's position is more
difficult, because his mild methods of
warfare disqualify him to use energy
with a mob.
The rioters intend going in pacific
manner to the palace to request General
Blanco to release Senor Jesus Trillo, a
prominent attorney who has been un-
justly charged by political intriguers
with fomenting mob violence.
UP to the time this dispatch is sent
no American has been in danger nor
has there been any hostile demonstra-
ton or shouting against them, nor have
any Americans taken refuge at the
United States consulate General Fitz-
hugh Lee. the British consul and other
consular officers witnessed the disor-
ders from the balcony OF the Hotel In
glaterre.
Wednesday and Thursday nights tho
theaters and cafes We're closed and the
military band did not play at Central
park as usual. When the newspaper
offices We're being attacked General
Blanco called upon several of General
Weyler's friends to use their influence
to calm the rioters They replied
that they deplored the outburst, but
did not know the leaders of the
riot. They offered to do everything in
their power to calm the agitation, but
pointedly suggested that General Arolas
should try to calm himself also, as he
was increasing the disturbance by his
Incorporate and insulting language"
At one point the mob moved toward
the private residence of Senor Bruzon,
the civil governor of Havana but was
promptly dispersed by the police.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
BULL CLIQUE BUY JULY WHEAT.
Unfavorable News From Argentin and
India Helps the Markct.

India Helps tho Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. l8.-For the third day in sue.
cession wheat was influenced entirely by I,iy.
erpool. The sharp advance in the market as
result OF unfavorable Argentine and India
news caused an opening advance Of 15c in NAV
and that advance was also shown at the close.
feature was the buying of July by the bull
Clique brokers and advance of 1Sc in that
option. Corn and oats were dull and shade
lower, provisions made small advance and
had the best trade in week Closing prices:
WHEAT-May, 9lss99ll2c; July, S21ac.
CORN May. 2Sa4t92s7sc; July, 2g1sc.
OATs-May, 2o5sc; July, 22c.
PoRK-Jan., S9.3O; May, $9.45@9. Az
LARD-Jan, S4.621aG4.65 May, $40
R1Bs-Jan., $4.65; May, $475.
Cash quotations: No. 2 red wheat, 92c; No.
red IS @o9c: No. 2 spring. s7lgSsc; No.
spring, Ssg89c; No. hard winter, SIC; No
hard winter, 80 .S5c; No. new spring, 9l(g92c:
No. corn, 27y2714c; No. oats, 23c.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
South Omaha Live Stock.

SOUTH OMAHA, JAN S.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500; steady to lOc lower; native beef steers.
S37O(g4.SJ; western steers. $3 60(G45O: Texas
steers. $3.C0(93.60: cows and heifers S2S5Q3. .S5:
Gamers, $2O042.SO stoc1ers and feeders So Cd
g455; calves, $4.OOG6.OU; bulls, stays, etc, $22;
Sg3'5o. Hoss-Keceipts 5000; shade stronger
heavy, 50. 4ot93.55 mixed, $3.5OGJ.55 light $3 ):
Qg36O; bulk Of sales, $3.45lp5.55 Sheep-Re
ceipts, 3,3Oo; steady; fair to choice natives,
$3.7aG4.4 45; fair to choice Westerns $3.6O(G4 30;
common and stock sheep, s3,0o(g3 So; lambs,
"a. 5U(y5 So
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
Kansas City Live Stock.

=, KANSAS CITY, Jan. ls.-Cattle-Receipts, S..
OoO; steady to shade lower; Texas COWS, ~. .5O,d
800: native steers, S325G5.0O; native cows and
helfers, II ,oJG1UO; stocllers and feeders, s3 &C
(al.1o; bulls, %22.35.eg55l. Hogs-Receipts, IL
W.; steady to weaker bulk OF sales $3.50 03 80
heavy, S5.45 G3 60; packers, So 4o Q5. 62lS mixed
$5.4Ag36o; light, 545 H3.6J ;yorlSers, $500 936o
pigs Sa' sog5 a. Sheep-Receipts, 1900; strong;
lambs, s4.OOg5.6J; muttOns, So lJl14.2O
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21

homeless poor and
three new rescue
homes for women
will be simultane.
ously opened at
various points in
the country. The
general, now in
his 69h year.n,a
lis first. Journey
to tEis country III
1904 1,o1G;n- .ynn
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
FIND THE MOTHER LODE.

Late Arrivals From the Klondfke Confirm
Report of Its Discovery.
SEATTLE, Jan. l9.-The news brought
by the treasure laden miners, who
have arrived from the Klondike on the
steamer Corona, is important chiefly in
that it is confrmatory of the discovery
OF the great mother lode. Welch, COT.
I'm and Burt are authority for the state.
ment that the original strike was made
at the upper end of claim No. 80, Ell
dorado, while two stringers, one at No.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. -Hogs-Receipts, 2s,O9O
active strong to &c higher; light, S35Ou 10
mixed, s5.o5 as 721a; heavy, 50 4j o.3.75; rough
S3.lo as 80. Cattle -Recaipvs, .,.oJJ: Ste. y: :
beeveS, S39045.5O; cows and heifers, - IL 0t..aJ
Iexas steers W. 4Og4 2o; stoci1ers and feeders
rs ~ q4oo. Sheep-Receipts, oUyJ; stea ly Ia
strong natives, $500 9565; westerns, $4,000
4.ov; lambs, I4.OOQ5,8l
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
Mrs. Lane Will Recover.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Lucille
Lane, daughter of ex-senator Black.
burn of Kentucky, who shot herself
late Saturday night, passed very com.
Portable night, and seemed to be i'm
proving this morning. No operation
has been performed as yet to locate the
bullet and ascertain the course it took.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
wom IN Die, From the Shock.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Under unfavor.
able conditions, the operation of remov.
ing the stomach from woman, which
was successfully performed in Zurich
last September and startled the surgical
world, was repeated yesterday in Mil.
waukee. DR.. Z. J. Farnum of Chicago
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
GENERAL BOOTH A2RIyES

purpose oil the Visit Is to Push Coloniza.
tion Scheme.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The American
inner st. Paul brought into port today
General William Booth, head of the
Salvation army. In honor OF his visit
to America IL new sheitnr- fo, +l,c
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-01-21
Cuba in the House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Cuba had a
hearing in the house Tuesday and for a
time it looked as if parliamentary prec.
edents would be set aside and the SEN
ate resolution recognizing the insur-
gents as beligerents would be attached
as rider to the diplomatic and consu.
lar appropriation bill. Mr.. DeArmond.
a Missouri Democrat, precipitated the
issue by Offering the resolution as an
amendment, but point of order against
1t was sustained. = Mr.. DeArmond ap.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
TO SEIZE LADRONES
PHILIPPINES is NOT THE CRUISER
CHARLEsTON'S MISSION.
United States viii Use Guahnn nv a
Pacific CoalinE station i'll
Addition to Others.

San Francisco, June 9.-The Evening Post
says that the cruiser Charleston will not
go to the Philippines Immediately but her
destination Is the island of Guahan, in the
Ladrone group, which is controlled by the
spaniards and which is 1900 miles from
M9nila and $500 miles from Honolulu.
The chief city of Guahan is exceedingly
well fortified for such a small place ara
affords one OF the best harbors and coalinr
stations in the Pacific. About SIX months
ago the Notifications were STRENGTHENED
by the saniards to present a formidable
resistance in case OF attack.
The Post says that the United States
VIII seize the group ana use the island OF
Grahan for Pacific coaling station in nd =
ction TO any others she may seize in the
future.
The Charleston was ordered to wait at
Honolulu for the first fleet of transports
that left this city and to take tn. shlps Ia
the LadroneS.
1t is also asserted that the artillery which
went on the Pekin really was intended to
garrison the forts at Guahan and that af-
ter quiet is restored aud tho Islands are
under control OF the United States that
the Charleston Will, with the transports. 20
to Manila.
1t is said that the Monadnock will no,
stay at Honolulu, but will proceed 10 the
Ladronos and there remain a permanen,
guardian OF the Islands for tho United
States.
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A BAD WAR DEPARTMENT.
l'residsnt Has Been Officially Nn-
titled of Bad Blunders.
SOLDIERS ARE SUFFERING IlARDSHlPS
MIR. Mckinley In said 10 He Trying
to strnighten Matters Out, but
Is Progressing slowly.
tsnecIpl pl.patch 10 The rost.l

Washington. June 0 .--Presidont McKin-
ley has discovered that he must net only
oficlate as commander In chief of the army
and navy. but that he must. In measure,
perform tho functions of secretary of war
and regulate what appears to be gross in
competency or willful negligence on the
part Of those charged with the organization
Of troops and the provisioning of the SOL
diors. 1t has developed during the past two
weeks that what were pronounced fit ar
rangements for the encampment OF troops
At Falls Church are more In the nature OF
short sighted plans. 1t has come to the
president in an official way that none Of
the camps selected by the war department
not even Tampa, Mobile or Camp Alger-
arc in any way suitable for the purpose in
tended.
1T Is a shame" said a prominent army
officer today that the boys should be kept
at Camp Ager There is no supply of
water ana the soldiers must 90 a distance
OF eight miles 10 battle. There are nc ac-
commodations whatever. In the center Ct
one of tho most picturesquent scenes OF the
United States and in the midst Of p4rt!,
tho volunteers arc compelled 10 suffer real
hardships. They are discouraged and al
on account of Inadequate preparations hay
ing been made for their comfort. II 10
not for me TO pass criticism upon the Sec
rotary of war. but IL | were the president
OF the United States | would make one
change in the cabinet--l'd send Alger rack
to Michigan"
President Mckinley is trying to improve
the existing condition Of things, but he IL
making slow progress because OF the Jun
Cling manner in which business has batn
transacted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
WtiiROADS.

The local employees of the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas railway unfurled Old
Glory TO tho breeze with patriotic cere-
monies yesterday
Southern Pacific railroad clerk ex-
plainS why the Merrimae was like a hand
organ.
Reduced rates to Confederate reunion
and other meetings and conventions,
y cut in klondiko rates is announced.
llafho department men are numerous
ut Galveston; discussion OF scaboard rate
matters Ia general.
Appointments for the Kansas City, Pitts
bury and Gun announced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
DU Bose WAS EXCITED
WHEN TOLD HE WAS TO HE Ex-
PELLED FROM CANADA.
which u Can lie Done--An In
tervicw with Him.

Especial Dispatch to the New York Herald
lcpdon Timcs and The Houston Post
Copyright 1925, by James Gordon Ben
noitl
Montreal, June "a telegram has just
been received from Ottawa stating that
Major Sherwood. chief OF the Dominion
police, Is on his way here with papers
commanding Seniors Du Bose and Carranza
instantly TO quit Canada. When the tole-
gram arrived l carried the news 10 the
two Spaniards. Du nosc us usual. made
himself the spokesman. He worked HIM
self into passion.
There is no International law" he OK
claimed, by which We can be expelle d
from your country. The thing is prepos-
ferrous on the face OF 1t. Lieutenant Car
rama has Siyen his word OF honor through
the Herald and Post that the letter as pub
iished was garblcd and dld not in any way
resemble the original ia passages Which
could be taken as evidence OF any action
ON our part breaking The neutrality laws.
II such do exist"
| They certainly do exist" remarked.
! NO. they do not; tell you there is no
international law that can force Us To leave
Canada, should protest"
You protested against being arrested in
the consulate pointed out.
IhaE settled 1t. His anger all came back
| sect wv '""'
HOW long would Il take YOU to get read,
LOT me EXIT was the next question.
| Longer than YOU think. | win answe,
t'at when the proper time Games"
WIN this he Ngained his oomposure
Where shall you go"
10 London have taiiors who ar,
anxiously awaiting me there. Besides w,
Know London Is the home OF my friends !
Detective Kellert is much worked IN over
IN. report Of sherwood's coming. There
Is $1,000 bail Il Is true. but he asserts ina,
IRIS IS net sufficient balm even should INC
court award II all TO him.
| The agreement on the motion N ou,.h
tho eapias will be heard tomorrow morn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
PORTUGUESE ARE WEARY
They Think United states should
EIEht md Get IL ONcr

Especial Cable Dispatch to tho New York Her
AID, London Times and The Houston Post
copyright, 1895 by James Gordon Ben.
nctt.)
Lisbon, June 9.-The alleged news that
Cerveras squadron had been routed and
partially destroyed caused profound SEN
sauon here The papers issue specials. al
though today is the Corpus Christi, a strict
religious holiday.
The pario de Noticas, the paper having
the largest circulation, published on We'd
nesday bitter editorial upon the DELAY In
the termination OF the war. which is ga
rlousiy anecping Portuguese finances al a
most critical time. Ii says. THE lisillu-
sion Is complete for those who thought the
war between the United States and Spain
would be deeisvely rapid. In the name O,
science ana humanity the conflict should
Dc stopped promptly. II weighs upon us.
depressing and preventing industrial and
mercantile activity. America provoked the
make II short"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
NEGRO SOLDIERS RIOTOUS.
Reported That Several of Them Had To Be Shot
to Quell Them.


aAdvicss received here from sources IN
there ana IN fpr
the
loose las"
tho houses In inc
moled
wounded by reeo
In Although the WINE u"s
In
the height OF '
appeared ana
tackled A
not been verified seVer soF
more lcss
prec N
declared responsible lot
confined strictly within
the limits so onga Il held this state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
CHiCkAMAlGA PARK.
No Transfer orders Are Expected for
Few DAYS.

WV
Disadvantage National Park. Ca, June
- Owing to the extreme heat that pre-
vailed here today there were no heavy
movements or prolonged drills. This was
r gIrIed BY the authorities MS the best
thing Tor seasoning the troops and az.
einating them to the more extreme heat
TO be encountered further south,
General Brooke states that 10 orders
nave been issued for tha transfer of troops
ana homo Is expected Tor some days 1t is
believed. however, that q call has b en-
made By the department for list of the
regimtAts now hers that are sufiiclentls
equipped 10 80 10 the front,
There are not probably twenty rcg.-
meHts out OF the forty-thrre ready Ior
service, but 1t is confidently asserted b.
the officers that an order Tor these to movs
will be forthco ming within a fortnight as
II Is believed that the troops from Camp
Aiger Will be ordorsd away first In ms
inueh as the camp at that point has been
unsatisfactory ANA because there has be.n
so much delay in equipping the forces a,
this point
Tbs First Ohio cavalry lacks only a few
horses now OF having their full quota, aud
being otherwise equipped they viii be
ready to move Monday.
6eneral Brooke this afternoon issued an
order TO Inspectors Major Sloeum Davis
and Rogers TO push, the work Of lnspeetlny
regiments as rapidly as possible. each ~
inspect regiment a day
Naptalh rockwell. OF the ordnance de-
pat,menl. today received ana djs.rIbu,, 4
70 tho first division Of the Third cor,
eVo.oop rounds OF ammunition, ana fully
equiprsd the Twenty trs. Kansas win
new improved Springfield rifles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
THE TEXAS TROOPS.


Camp Mnbry is deserted; the Third In"
fartry In now en- route to Fort Clark
officers recruiting for the Toxns rcgi-
mepts now at Mobile have arrived and
VIII omen Offices todny in various cities.
The field and line officers OF tho Calves
ton regiment were examined and most OF
them worc passed.
A negro company has been organized at
Ia CttnEe.
The First Texas cavalry Is now quortcrcd
nj Fuft Sam llorston,
II Wiz take at least thSoc weeks to fully
equip the First and Second Texas rogi-
monts Mt Mobile
Tho Fiat Texas regiment had its FIRST
itsimcltal drili aud acquitted itself creai,-
ably,
Tie Texas troops ,'lli he supplied next
week Win 100 rounds OF ball cartridges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
THE WAR.

IL In said that the PRECEDENT has learned
} officially OF some very bungling work on
the thit Of tho var department by which
} tic soldiers are made % suncf hardshlps,
4 Lisbon papers says that Tho United
states should lRht and got the agony over
quickly, az thl war is hurting business
} 1t 10 believed that at least half the guns
at Santiago wore dismoun,od by rucsday's
} hrinhafGmcnt.
llubson and hia mon were not injured
} during the bomeardmcnt. though Moro
cuttlc was struck several times.
, The Chdiz squadron has steam no aud
is ready to sail from Spain, but the author
tiles cont want 1t to leave. fearing a ise
for It at home,
, pu hose grew very much excited when
2 told by the Hernd-Post correspondent that
) no and Carranza arc to be expelled from
: Caaada.
o tlcgliah press regards the retention of
Q the Philippines by tho United States as tho
. only possible solution OF the matter
9 Information furnished by Captain whit
8 noy shows there are only about 1000 Span
y lsh troops IN Porto Rico. aud II Is likely
q that the number OF American troops to bo
sent there VIII not bo 80 large US Intended.
negro soldiers at Tampa are rioting and
It is reported that n couple of white men
wSio shot by them. White volunteers fred
= Lao them. and II is reported though not
3 vcrlLedl that several negroes wcro Killed.
9 Much fear Of the negroes expressed,
. Sampson has now provided ior landing
. piece for troops ut Camuneru. which la
thirty mica from SANTIAGO iiaH nothing to
9 do until tho soldiers RES IN.
: Admiral Sampson l,0- 4ern notified OF
the rumorn OF tho straHss ciau reported 10
lave been seen m Cnban waters.
The Southosn railroads haze been uoti-
FED to BIO really to transport troops IN Il
. hurry.
Al attempt was made on May 20 to epter
the magazine at Fort st. Philip. sixty.
I've miles below New Orleans, sentinel
who detected the intorlopors was struck un
'he head with an iron bar.
Stbicy secured map Of Santiago hai.
Dor. showing that Ave OF Ccryeras vessels
are there
lhs Santiago garrison consists of only
9 1000 Spanish troops. instead of $4,000. aud
: tney must soon be reduced to n starvation
basis.
il'mleT shkuNth, III an interview Win
. the Associated press correspondent, said
. that Spain would make no peace proposals
9 10 tho United States. lilo also denied that
3 there was amy danger OF a ministerial
= er.sis.
: No orders for the transportation of troops
2 have been received at Chickamaugn or arc
. expected for few days,
: President Mckinley sent to the senate
. the nominations of j, Warren kofcr OF
= Ohio and John r, Goblin of Pennsylvania
3 te' be major and brigadicr generals respect
9 lively,
. The order for tho First Ohio cavalry "a
: proceed from Chickamnuga 10 Tampa has
been withdrawn,
The crussor Charleston will not 40 to tn,
Philippines immediately. II VIII seize tn,
: itlnnd of Guahan, In tho I.adronu group
: foi Pacific coaling station. in addition tS
: Others 1t may seizc later. II will await tn,
arrival OF the transport ships at uuahat
8 anG later proceed TO Manila,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
MAX nuLLErlNS.

washington, June 9.--General A. uree-
'ey, eniei signal officer issued tonight n
svneSi order 10 notify Lhe cable companies
'nH. hereafter no news concernInx ~
movement OF American vessels or America,
noops would be permitted TO ho sent 10
washington. June 9.--The senate, In ex :
1919 ~ session, todey recommittsd some
shofizcd regiments OF immunes and rs.
Iuftd 10 pass upon Others for the time
southern senators asserted that the resi-.
ments could not be recruited II their off.
GERS were not taken with them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOHIGsTFC.

1t has been officially reported that seven
cases OF yellow fever exist at McHcnry,
Mlss., and New orleans has puarnntined
against tho entire const.
Evangolina Cisneros was married Mt Bal
tlIborc to man who assisted In her escape
fr0p Cuba.
Al tho Denver medical convention, Or.
II. 7 Murphy claimed to have discovered
curo for consumption. Columbus was Sc
locicd ms tho next place Of meeting. In
June 1898
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
WASHINGTON.

Reed seems destined to defeat in the
natter OF the annexation of Hawaii and
II Is rumorcd that hc may retire to pri-
vatu life as consequence.
The senate passed the omnibus bill.
which carries something over $4,000, 900.
senator Garter OF Montana accused san
Francisco vessel owners of holding up tho
government In exorbi,ant prices for trans
rorts.
stnator Lodge made sensational charges
ahen' Tue payment OF claim TO tho Meth
od'st Episcopal church, South.
lhc house accepted the senate conference
report on tho war revenue bill
PROVISIONS Of the war revenue bill In
fun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-10
STATE.

Flank Martin. who Ia 70 hang at Wharf
ton to-day. keeps HE rervo aud refuses to
talk Of bis crime.
Land Commlaaionec Bnlcr again gives
Sotiec that tho Bgcon n Graves land IS not
VI open TO sale.
th"is of police took up the matter Of
police court lurlsdicton and adopted a
resolution setting forth their views.
Hays eoulty voted for prohibition.
OIL mill superlrtendents elected officers
and adjourned.
Christian Endcavorers elected officers
and adjourned,
keilcads are prepared to handle a largo
Gr"ritiiy OF wheat through Galveston. It is
said.
Census shows goodly Increase OF school
children at Beaumont