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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12

STATE.

Fireman Iohnson's remains were taken
10 Temple from Santa Anna.
Posse is said to be only few hours be-
hind the Coleman train robbers.
The storm at Alice was very bad. the
whole town being flooded,
keports OF heavy rains continue to come
from every section, drodth in bee county
cf,cctualy hroRen.
Meeting of tho Justice Of the Peace as
eogtatiou has been chilled Tor WaNahaolic.
stntc U. G. V. reunion will be held Mt
Galveston, August . ana C.
y pQ-ycar-old man. who walked OH miles
from III paso. has arrived at I'll Paso.
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AMERICAN SOLDIER.
Enolish War Correspondents Regard
Him favorably.
HIS FIRING DlSClPI me IS EXCELLENT
As Good as Anything Seen on the
Continent.
WEST POINTERS RESPECTED
ny the Private Soldier. the Same ns
the Germans DO IL NOblcman.
Poor Uniforms.
IS FIRING DISClPI me IS EXCELLENT
WEST POINTERS RESrECTEE

| Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
London, June 1l.-Soms interesting i'm
pressons and criticisms OF the American
soldiers have appeared this week from the
pens of English war correspondents with
the army of INVASION The opinions are.
on the whole. favorable, and the corre-
spondcnt of the Times who was on board
the transport Gussie, seems particularly
| Impressed with the worlNmanlike kit
and businessllke intelligence OF the Amer
| lean regulars.
lie said: For fighting PURPOSES then.
the United States private has nothing to
| keep clean except his rifle and bayonet.
lie carries no contrivances for polishing
buttons booths or the dozens OF bits OF
accoulrement deemed essential to q good
soldier in Europe"
| AS TO discipline, the correspondent
writes; THE firing discipline during the
times We have been under fire have been
! excellent, the obedience of soldiers 10
their officers has been as prompt and in
| tetligent as anything | have seen IN
| Europe, and in GOODNESS under fire and ac-
curacy Of aim they are most satisfactory.
'Tho men evidently regard their officers
as soldiers OF equal courage and superior
| technical knowledge, TO the Yankee pri-
| Fate West Pointer means what 10 the
| soldier OF Prussia is conveyed by noble
| rank. During the engagement of Cabanas
! the orders we're issued as quietly as at
any other time The men went about their
work as steadily as blue Jackets on a man
| OF war"
The Times is very severe on the dress
| uniform OF the American army, which, II
declares, was designed by the politicians
| ana tailors at Washington. Today at every
| European army vancouver one eau picN out
| the American military attache by merely
pointing to the most unsoldierly uniform on
the field. On the battlefield however
there are no political tailors and the Wa h
ington dress regulations are ruthlessly
dlsregarded
Mr. Charles Hands of the Daily Mail
writes from Tampa concerning the Cubaus;
The odd thing about 1t is that the Ameri-
cans do no, think very much of The Gu
| bans personally. Perhaps that is because
| when we look ut them we are struck by
The circumstances that they are very much
| like Spuuiards.
Here at the hotel In the evening when
the band begins to play and the broad
| chestcd. frank faced, jovial giants OF Amer
| lean olfoors--those who can be spared
from their regimental duties--come doAn
| to lounge and smoke and swap reminls-
oences with old comrades long parted, there
! appear also number OF elegant little mill
! tary men in dandy brown canvas uniforms
They wear elegant clothes tight fitting
/ boots and the brms of their hats are
! turned up with such dandy curl, their
| thick black mustaches are twisted up ever
SO cunulngly and on the swarthy faces, as
! they look around there is naughty, SUI
] De rCiliOus almost cont tttnts
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4 BugIcr Is tn n,n,,c.

NortoiR' va. June lit now tran,p,res
mat the ougler at Fortress Monroe is to
oiafhe FOR the excitement there last night
ne Is renoTed to have rushed into the
Vnamoerlin Hotel and informed Command.
an, hasorortS OF the sighting of n Spanish
noo, on me apes. His report caused The
Nsuahee OF the orders which created the
. w which was only allaysd after
~ "~al reserves at the signnl station
WIN. They denicl that any Spanish sh,ns
nea been sighted and the busler appears
10 be alone 10 blame,
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4 SUMMARY OF roDAys IMPORTANT NEWS.


Two new cnses Of fever reported ut
McIlcnry. The town Is closely guarded
and no one is permitted to leave. New
Orleans has taken very prompt action.
The now Standard Distllery and Dlstrib-
utipr company viii be Incorporated under
the laws OF New Jersey, with capital
stock Of 100000 and a working capital
Of 1850. 600.
Tho body OF man with his arms PIN
tened TO his side wns found floating In the
East river, Now York.
Rupture occurred In the Social Democ-
rocy convention at Chicago. Eugene Debs
and thirty-nvc followers seeded and form
cd new party.
A 100000 fire occurred In Detroit, at
which nix Hrcmcn were severely burned
and cut by glass.
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I,,tiAl.

The county democrats executive com
mtttce has adopted rules FOR tho govern
men, OF tho primaries. etc,
Tho populsts OF the First congressional
district met aud elected delegates to tho
National convention.
state Health oiNcer Il VI. swear,ngcn
passed through the city on n what 60 Gal
Ne"tor and other coas, quarantine stations.
Fhc r'tail clerks commended their ,ncu.-
eerS who haro Rorc to tho front.
a plan to recruit Kurhta OF Pythias.
me t"anee eommittee continues to cur
tail the police force
a pretty nag raiging ceremony at 81.
loScph's mnrmary.
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
HAS Made u Table of StnT and Gen
crnl Officers.

Washington, June 1.-THE war depart
ment has made the following table showing
tho appointment of general officers and
officers OF the general staff OF United
States volunteers as apportioned among
the States and the regular army;
Alabama 3, Arkansas s, California IL,
Coloyvdo I. Connecticut S. Delaware .,
florifH 4, Georgia II, Idaho .. Illinois IL,
lndia& Is, Iowa is, Kansas ), Keutu Ky
>, Louisiana I, Maine {. Maryland D, Ma =
SachsCtt> 9, Michigan L.. Minnesota L.,
Mississippi 8 Missouri s. Montana 1, Ne
hras5a I. Nevada --. New nampshirS l.,
Now Jersey 5, New York 81. NORTH Caro-
lima . North Dakota >. Ohio -. oregon 5,
fenpWNoula e. Rhode Island Z, south
Carolina s, South Dakota /, Tennessee 10.
TEXAS y Utah . Virginia Ia. Vermont A.
Wa'hlneton l. West Virginia {, W'scon-
sin .. Wyoming = District Of Columbia lg.
Alaska -, Arizona l. Indian Territory -.
New Mexico |, oklahoma --. uaitcd states
army $50 United States marine hospital
!; total. $50,
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GUNBOAT MARIETTA
Arrived at Key Nest Last NM
a Long Voyass.
DEWEY'S GREAT VICTORY AIl
Was the Only Informat,oo a.
About the Wur-Hnd S.,
Spanish Warshipa

Key West, Fla, June SIN
States steamer Armoria, With Ia
for the fleet, arrived from Nshd
dark last night and anchored az ID
lor. The evening before the And
Yosemite had an experience thn I
terestlng with q supposed spanhA
Tho Yosemite investigated ani
to be the Marietta that had mad.
cult OF the Horn with the 0nr
officers reported that they had aai
n dozen vessels since they LEFT Y
Costa Rlca, March G and hal NJ
one ship since leaving Rio li
March.
The officers inquired eagerly b
They said they had no intcrnspa
the war except the first bullelir 4
ing Dewey's victory at Manila
norter told them the fun extent aa
tory and the latter events. The ctn
crew listened to the recital viii Y
and EXPLANATIONS OF surprise ~
ton.
Just after the Marietta anea
cruiser Montgomery came In Win
pedo boats roote anu Rossrs y
nank. With the large npmper o.
ready in the harbor thu n.xesrtI
q lively scene and the Marieiut
asked particulars about certain y
could be seen from her uteks,s W
big Indiana and Minneapolis, 70 4
and the Nesuvius and ths olesa
Lancaster close by.
The officers after getting an ha
present state OF affairs began %
tbs folks at home and Inquired sias
facilities. The reporter told lnsa
every town in the United STATES Y
500 people the Mariettas afriSA
ready been bulletined and tha y
necessary to send word LONE
anxiety.
Some Of the officers asked u "
would be bulletinsd even 10 n
where one of their number li'sa Il
assured that 1t would.
They We're much relieved 70 e.
a rumor published in the Brazli,l
that the Marietta had been susi
coived no credence in the unll0
on her voyage the MarNsu
eagerly for the much talked Of ~,
nedo boat Temerarlo. saii 70 w
the River Plata TO intercept ~
and Marietta when they had con-
the Straits of Magellan and X
pointed in not seeing her. Tne y
would have been sunk, the Mren|
GERS say.
Coming up from the Brazilian
Marietta took the Providence g.
saw no American warships unui "
when she fell in with the i0'.
Arm0ria.
Tho Yosemite held her up W.
". hoisting the American nag y.
signals which the Marietta dld Y
stand.
Finally they were able 70 ooa,.'
wigwae tongue and the MariAN
how thoroughly out OF date ~ a,
her black paint and old sishn w
Tho Marietta reached TINS va
out further incident. IA
The crew had very s'fious IA !,
which they asked tho Assoe'sV <,
ventilatc. They thought tsa' =
were not bold enough. Il!
Tie reporter gathered ron VI
that they considered II woNia M
the proper thing for TIE Msre. M,
secuted about for Sranisn l. 4
brousht In few prizes Or M ~
rassel close to the shores .
and Cuba and put Few sns'S
hated enemy. ~
1t is doubtful II the nsvM ~
would have approved fueh ~, w
hut the Marlctta's men wer'
fights
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TENAs ruLrriCs.

Chairman Bradley has made an ofhual
call Tor a populst State convention.
Texas middle OF the readers have gone TO
Omaha to attend the reorganization meet
ing Of the populists.
Wynno's majority In Ellis county was
S7G
1t was sayfrs day IN the primaries
and conventional
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SINKING OF THE MERRIMAC
Admiral SIMPSONS Report Received
by the Navy Department.
LIEUT.. HOBSON'S GREAT BRAVERY.
Receives Praise from the Admiral,
who Itiscus the Exploit 10 Cush-
ing's sinking of Albcmnric'

Washington. June 1.-The navy depart
ment today posted the following buaiet'h'
the official report Of Admiral sampson
uIon the heroism Of Lieutenant i!obsoh
and men of tho Merrimac at Santiago har-
Dor:
United States Flagship New York, San
tiago. June 3.--Permit me to call your spe
cal attention to Naval Constructor HobsoA.
AS stated in a special telegram before COM
Ing here | decided to make the harbor
entrance secure against the possibility OF
egress by Spanish ships by obstructing the
narrow entrance by sinking the collier at
that point.
Upon calling upon Mr.. Hobson for his
professionl opinion MS to sure method Of
sinking the ship, hemanitested most live
ly interest in the problem. After several
days consideration he presented a solution
which he considered would insure the i'm
mediate sinking OF the ship when she
reached the desired point in the channel.
This plan we prepared for execution be-
fore we reached Santiago. The plan con-
templated crew OF only seven men and
Mr.. Hohson, who begged that it might be
entrusted TO him
Anchor chains were arranged on deck Tor
both anchors. one forward and one aft, an
choring the ship almost automatically,
AS soon as | reached Santiago | had the
collier worked upon, and details were com
menced and diligently prosecuted, hoping to
complete them in one day, as neon and Tide
served best the first night after our at
rival.
Notwithstanding every effort. the hour
OF o'clock in the morning arrived and
preparations were scarcelg completed AL
ter careful inspection OF the final prepara-
tons We were forced to rellnquish The plan
for that morning, as dawn was breaking
Mr. Hobson begged TO try it at all hazards.
This morning proved prupitious. us Il
prompt start might he made. Nothing could
nave been more CALAMITY executed. We
waited impatently after the firing by the
Spaniards had ceased. When Hobson and
crew ala not reappear from the harbor at
O'Clock feared they had all persisted.
a steam launch. which had been sent IL
charge Of Naval Cadet Powell 10 rescue the
men, appeared, this time coming out under
the persistent fire OF tho batteries, but
brought none OF the crew, Careful nspec-
ton of the harbor from the ship showed
mat the vessel Merrimac had sunk In the
channel.
This afternoon the chief of staff Of Nd
iniMl Ncrvera came out under n flag OF
truce with letter from the admiral. ex-
iolllng the bravery OF the crew in an un-
usual manner.
can not myself too earnestly ex,ress
my appreciation Of the conduct OF Mr.. Ioh-
son and his gallant crew. venture 10 saw
that more daring or hraynr thinr has
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THE TEXAS TROOPS.

1t is said that move OF tho troops from
Mobile is In contemplation. Chickamauga
is the point to which they will probably be
sent
Recruiting ofhcors for the companies Mt
Mclle arc getting men without difficulty.
he Houston contingent OF the Galveston
regiment now has flag.
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I'VE WAN.

ed To Great Britain by China compel the
} United States TO seek n new base OF sup
Plies IN Chinese waters.
} orders have been given General Coppn-
yer TO get his army for the Invasion OF
Ptfto Rico together ns soon as possible.
Officers of the Italian army are OF the
. onInion that IL would be madncss for the
United Statos 10 invade Cuba with I'M
. seasoned volunteers nj this time.
! Rifles and ammunition for tho insur-
, gents have also been landed to the west
! Of Santiago,
, Alger and Miles are said to be nearly at
! logrerhoads because OF clash Of author
. ity power ly about equal aud opens the
, way to q jangoroua situation.
, Eight hundred aud fifty American ma
! rincs have landed near Guantanamo and
D have rnised the American nag In Cuba.
This puts the American forces In post
, tion Of much vantage rs II onablea them
TO takc possession OF the railroad and Of
: coal laden vessels Whenever It is deemed
! necessary.
; sampson and his mon nrc said TO be
) much put out over the non-arrivai OF the
: troops at Santiago. Delay mems moro
I bloodshod aud harder work to capture the
town and fcet. Admiral sampson told the
Herald Port correspondent that he dld not
intend to allow ono of the Spanish chips
I to escape
. II Is believed that the expedition for SAN
I tingo has finally gotten away from Tampa.
, A'gr donica that DO was responsible for
!, the delay.
. spain IS alleged 10 be able to continue
y tho wnr Tor two years longer aud 10 also
. all gcd az intending 70 try IT,
: TIA oe,nan Gtpamgblp Constanunia.
. wboor appearance cpss cd the rnmor that
: 1t spaulsh YSuI WAS or the capos. ar
. rived a, Newport Ncwe,
= Reported that Cutn is entirely cut OIL
. from cablo communication with tho out
q side world,
o Tho caho at santiago was cut on Mon
. day AND on tho samo day the cablo from
. Guantanamo to Mole ST. Nicholas was cut
. hy tho Americana,
= New by way of Port Antonio confirms
. Che landipg Of Americans at Guantanamo
. bny and adds tlat the oahls tcrmlnua at
9 tn. point Is IN The posse sion Il thu Amo;-
9 icana
. The gunbont Marietta. wlreh made the
) VOYAGE around tho Horn with the Oregon.
. arrived at KY west.
q Admilui sampson acut Ia the navy de-
. portmont his ofAcial report OF the sink
ng Of lhe Mcrrimoc. In II he eumph-
mcn,s Hohsons bravery
United States steamship Monterey sailed
Tor Honolulu yesterday.
Adyioes by way OF Madrid say that peace
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THE PEOPLE OF SPAIN
Rcvolutionists Arc Now Very Busy
Among Them.
CARllSrS, SOCIALISTS, ANARCHISTS
Arc Doing What They May to Stir
Revolution.
SOCIALISTS, ANARCHISTS
THE STORM IS NON MUTTEklNti
~ orLtngmcn of LInnrcs Are violent
~ Opposed TO the Present Regime
nnd May show II.

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hou'eht iell me capital, where everything
IL quiet, and have come to make an lnvestl-
cation on tho snol. from Idhnres N fuo.
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49, 'V'S''''"s oi"'"''oi'' Fse'e's lloin
WahasefS OF various enterprises ana from
tine worklnen Of The lndustrlal dlAtriots nl
10 matters ia the nrovlnees conccrni,r
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Andaluela, which oxtends from LAnares
IN Gi,odts No ..,y =, ,lot,,a.
~ coa - ''''''''' V"p'0Sn
'H'VVV Msi WITHOUT counting moro ut
fourteen sugar factories around Granada.
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DISASTROUS FLOOD IN MEXICO
Several Lives Were Lost. and Others Would Have
Been But for Bravery

o Guy June isevera lives tina, poured down
''pi me mountains OF vpsy o,on,n
an immense wateout M n,.,,o
OK "lusSo anu when burst ua..
u'" 'ohs much hling and w.1ns
sweeping on down into the
p"t ha pretty Village No,, a.,
brave policeman saw the food at tho :, ~ nv,
warning the Inhabitants rescued
hoang In the turbulent V"'u'e"
ed SNN Npss'h AM was al
Today Finance Minister has eonn,..8
oa generously headed bero MY
j inalVntons Of noted IN
RusAns frequently Of selsm,s - w ana
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Get the Herald. 1t Is the Hest"
New York Herald

'oet the Herald. ItIs the Hest"
New York Herald
So writes panol MONTAGUE. one OF the
heroes Of the Merrimae, to his family. lie
is as Intelligent as be Is brave ncirg Mt
the front he knows the value OF exact news
to those at home, Delag an observer he has
noted the tadeavors made hy various pa.
pers to obtain correct news. BEING actively
concerned he knows what news Is true
Being u Judge he selects the Herald Ms the
best newspaper.
When he wrote Montague might have
had IN mind the Horald's exclusive s.orl 3
Of the bomhardmeni Of Matan7as. OF the
oestructton OF Montoio's feat al Mania
CT the real cause for the s,uk uE of me
Morrimac. OF the details OF he latest on
era'ionS IN and about Manila AMI OF Adj
mirnl Cervera's snecial cattle to the Hsr.
aid all OF which, by the way, were sol n
BODILY, or VIII be stolen, from the page
81 me Herald by papers that ar no. Tho
or possibly Montague was thinking -
the remarkaoly accurate sorles of war ric
WE, OF both army and navy printed In
ttc Herald also stolen IA lih--inc.u,l' ne
the nne nortrait OF hi- own esllant M.
mNntFr. Lieutenant Hohson--stcleiS>J
liny frem the Herald and atrsclopsly r.
produced by papers that are notI Tho
"hcst" Wv
II Daniel Montn~ue understood asN We
90 the meannsss and rascaltv Ia wN,ie,
many rapers descend TO keen their eolurns
nun q biz tyne he would chance nj, tue
70 Get tho Herald, Avoid stolen prop.
Tre Houston Post gcts this serviee. by
srecinl contract with the Herald. ana i. (,
sven 70 the pecple Of Texas riaplt nso 80
Win re publication In New 70, ( ana
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AN EFFORT FOR PEACE
~ - BELIEVED TT Will soon
me- MADE.
salisbury Hintcd NvrN nrondly 60
the French ambassador that II
WINS Time 10 Move.

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Thc Tnrk WON Ernm ,.. 60,

New YORK June ii.--In the wrestling match
tee'sht at Madison Square Garden he,,ysen
aouSonn and hernkilides the Turk won ,bs
h's' ish In u seconds on half Nelson ua
,mas me Grcek's neck In such n,rn,-
, nasn herskiiides IVES unconscious for aslt :
MINT. a. ~, nrerk Was able TO 70 on In nftrcn
the match In lac. s'''ha iaii and
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Tampa, Fla, Juno ii Tho tr,,, =.
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w 49,, h,iug 5ss.ph Ccllas at Iaselana "a. sy
lie ;u as' T,ss!'ss h the acouI,,si o. ysas s
sad s court has sS,oarnsd q ON Ho g Johnson
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,,i noT' az Praee, Iune ii.--ii p. in.-.No asa,.
been r1Ssivsd nm M !, we scene Of hostiiites has
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New York June II, Tho World has the
following cable from Its London CORE
spoudcnt.
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at the weekly automatic reception Al
the foreign office Lord Salisbury %
marktd to me different amhasaaaors
that tho british government /, strons.
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WHY A SPECIALr
Plain Reasons for Chooss
stefan of This Class
aud Private Disrs'

Tho matter scarcely seems .
menl. II Is certain that CIT s,a,t 4
while do cases of prisale -