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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
KNEV IT WAS COMING.
Spanish Cruiser Made Ready to
Lower Boats Beforehand.
BELIEVES IT TREACHERY.
SsR NyfS Msrehsat Tell, What Wa,
Told Him In Havana Akout IN.
wrseEInE Of tn, rnfr4,,d
nattieship Maize.

New York, March l.-Joseph Pier.
man, Of the wholesale tobacco leaf firm
Of Joseph Pierman & Co, who arrived
here from Havana on the steamship
fumuri, j. firm in the belief that the
Maine was destroyed through Spanish
treachcry. lie afiirms also tina, Spanish
officers know about it beforehand.
Il am certain, he said, that the Of.
hcers Of the Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII,
which was anchored not far distant
from the Maine, knew that the Maine
was 10 h. blown up, and base my
opinion on what a prominent customs
agent told me have known him for
many years and have done mach bust.
ness with him or he never would have
told me what he did. lie said that the
Spanish naval officer who il in com.
mand on the Alfonso XII admitted 10
him that the Alfonso XII had her small
boats made ready for launching " min.
utes lcfore the explosion occurred. The
naval officer said that the reason for
making this preparation was that it was
feared on board the Alfonso XII that
the explosion under water might iniure
thor own vessel The same officer told
my friend lihe customs agent that the
great nphcaval made by the submarine
explosion had tossed the Alfonso XII
about In an alarming manner, and that
care was taken not 10 launch the small
boats until the water had subsidized for
fear that they might b. swamped.'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

The Galveston News BELIEVING mis-.
apprehension may have been produced
regarding its attitude in the campaign
Just opening, recently published an ed.
itorial on the subject clearly setting
forth it, neutral position respecting the
l'ur candidates for the democratic nom.
nation Tor governor The News adds:
SO far ~ the News 10 concerned all Of
them occupy substantially the same
position" und further says il is il bus.
mess 20 efficiently serve the public with
al possible Information a. to the prog.
ress Of the campaign. II errors occur
the widest possible latitude will be Civ
EN- Tor their correction. The News re-.
serves the right 10 discuss the cand!.
dates on their merits 10 relation to such
issues as may arise during the cam.
paign.
Miss st. Leon has the largest and
cheapest stock Of ribbons ever brought
to Bryan-all the styles Of necktie rib
bons. Up.to date headwear Tor chileren
and infants. All the newest styles in
caps. Il
Sometime ago the Eagle men toned
the purchase Of Capt. John q. Tabor's
rajdlery, harness and vehicle bushes.
boy Mcssrs. $. b. and A. W. Buchanan.
The sale took effect yesterday and the
purchasers are nov In charge under the
'lm name of Buchanan Bros.
Those who are huslling for Eagle nj.
cycle. can get sample copies to aid
100 soliciting subscribers by calling at
lhis Office. rs
Nothing on earth b. better than pure
home made Ribbon Cane syrup. Tryit.
For sale by Sanders Bros q Co 50
For Accident and Life Insurance
either 10 Lodge. OF Straight Life Com
pan'es see Joe b. Reed. n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
THE JUDGMENT STANDS.
reras Evens Her Case. Against Two Rail.
road. For VI 900. 900.

Austin, March Final Judgment
was rendered In favor Of the state in
the supreme court In the cases involving
about a. ,OOO, 900 Of school funds alleged
10 b. still due by the Houston and Texas
Central and Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroad, on the amount.
loaned said roads from said fund prior
20 1870. The controversy was over that
portion Of the debt liquidatod In state
warrants issued between 1850 and $3.50.
the validity u which wa, disputed by
the attorney general, who was sustained
by the lower and intermediary courts
and finally by the supreme court. which
refused TO grant writ Of error 90 both
cases
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
NEWsPAPERMeN INDICTED.
Tho Charge l. Using the Mails TO Fur.
ther n swindiing scheme.

Los Angeles, March THE Federal
grand jury has indicted the proprictors
Of Tho Farm and Firoside for alleged
use Of the mails TO further swindling
scheme. The paper advertised a land
colony scheme In Big Rock district,
north Of this city, and It is alleged that
the land Is not as represented, aud the
titles TO It are poor and defective. II.
= Sweet, one Of the owners Of the Chi.
cago paper was the Los Angeles end "
the deal Oliver Miller Of Myrtle made
the complaint A former grand jury
also indicted the srme men, but they os.
capped trial on tcchnicality.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
THE FRENCH PRESS.
They bring MonTo~i.m Into our Prob.
able Truubi. with spain.

AM" Iruuhl" with spain.
Paris, March French newspaper
generally do full justice 10 the attitude
OF the United States in view Of the loss
of the luttlc-hip Maine, although they
contcN lingo newspapers have danger.
ous uhNnce Do Tho Temps Is inclined
10 Doe pes,imstic. II refers to the war.
Ike spirit Of Americans aud the pride OF
Tie sWuiards, who, II any indemnity
were demanded, In case the disaster
proves tu boz result of the crime. might
refuse point blank, haughtily indignant
at the thought that any one could sun.
pose them guilty, aud continues, Cuba
Is royal mOrsel which tompis a peoplo
intoxicated by their strength and con.
WINGED that Monrocim is alpha and
omega Of international law. But. IL IL
ftill To be- hoped conservative forces are
20 powerful they viii at the last mo.
mcnt stop the people and the govern.
mont ON the threshold " an adventure
which would boz not only big with gray.
cst consequences from international
point of view, but which might induce
lac home q sort Of resolution aud dcyel.
opmcut Of most dreadful phase Ut Caesar.
ism, that evil which gnaws the yitals Of
every Democracy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
Niillican News.

We had no school the past week
On account Of sickness.
Prof and Mrs J.W. Hoke, and
Irwin Hoke spent several days last
week. With relatives near Ander.
son.
Miss Ellie Dean visited her par
ents in Kosse last week.
Mis-. Callie Lewis returned from
Wellborn Sunday.
Mrs a. J. Edwards and Miss
Mary Emm Spann spent Thursday
in Wellborn with Mrs J. T. Eaves.
Mrs Kate Beene visited Hemp.
stead last week.
Nh w. Holiday and family Of
near Allenfarm, left on the Santa
Fe Monday for Bolton, their future
home.
Quite number Of Millican young
people attended the dance given
Misses Zudie and Lena Holiday
last Friday evening
Doctors Harris and Peoples from
Nayasota, were in Millican Sunday
to see little Buck Dawson.
Mrs Eaycs and grandchildren
Gertrude and Belo, spent Friday
and Saturday in Wellborn.
Mrs. Boutwell, and little Irene
Leiebure are visiting relatives in
Hockey.
The young people enjoyed
party at Mr.. j. J. Lefeburc Thurs.
day evening.
Frank Sandel came down from
Wellborn Thursday.
Rey Wharton Of Bremond visit.
ed Millican last week.
Correspondent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
ENGLAND is WITH US.
spaln WIN Not Get Even Sympathy
PROM Great utitaIn.

spaln WIN Not Get Even Sympathy
PROM Great britain.
London, March Tho Daily News,
commenting on the relations between
the United States and Spain, says:
Spain can expect no support moral
or otherwise from England against the
United States She has ruined Cuba, as
she has ruined or lost every other col.
ony, by the grossest corruption, cruelty
and maladministmtion, and she must b.
left 10 settle the account for its policy
with those whom II may concern with.
out any aid or sympathy on our part"
The Standard in an editorial on the
same topic praises President McKinley's
statcsmanlike moderation and rccog.
Mics that 1T would b. only human ma.
turc that proof Of the Names having
been blown up from the outside should
engcnder a dangerous war feeling in
America
Sir Edward Reed, the eminent naval
naval expert, writes 10 The Times *.
pressing the opinion that the Maine
could be refoatcd for 1.-THE OF her cost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Cleburne, Tex, March Five pistol
shots rang out In the hallway Of the
courthouse just opposite the door Of the
district clerks Office yesterday and when
the smoke cleared away G.. 4. Stin.on
was lying on the floor with two bullet
wounds One was IN the head, but only
fmcturcd the sknll. The other was a
flesh wound IN the arm Dr Jack Memo.
fee Of Rio Vista was arrested and "a,
bond 10 await the action Of the grand
iury
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
THE CYCLE HOSPITAL. |

between Walter Minorand Merritt Cool.
~, both of whom formerly lived IN
Louisville. wa. settled near the border
line between Marion and Nelson coun.
ties The men became involved ina
quarrel and Cooley stabbcd Minor IN
the neck ami Minor shot Cooley through
the brain From the last reports Cool.
~ was diving
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

The city council committee tested
the are lights on Main street last night
aud will figure out the results and pre-.
sent them in the form Of an official re-
port at the next council meeting The
figures could not be obtained last
night.
Frank Bittle, who Is confined to his
room as the result Of a fall, is reported
to be getting along nicely
For Rent-After March sth the cot.
tase next TO my home. Apply to Mrs.
4. b. Roberts. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Dallas, March Tho unusual sight
Of an express wagon loaded with money
was witnessed In front of the courthouse
Monday afternoon. The wagon wa.
stopped AZ the courthouse door and two
men carried H. preciou. load In the of.
flee Of County Clerk Henry Jones and
laid Il on a table, where 10 satisfied a
Judgment given Felix p Bath against
the Houston and Tcxn, Central railroad
for the loss Of PA tal,, Of cotton. There
were 10 sacks Of silver amounting TO
a.. OgI 40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Nanimo, b. O., March THE steam.
or Oregon has arrived here from Skag.
uay and Dyea, Alaska, She had a mum.
Dor Of pass rgers who are returning
home disguised with Alaska Before
the Oregon left Skaguay II deaths from
oerebro spinal meningitis were reported
IN "a hours.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
BLAZE AT oUANAH.
Cement aud Plaster work. aad Ten
Cars burned.

tafs burned.
Quanah, Tex, March THE Acmo
Cement and Plaster company's main
building burned here Sunday night, the
fire starting about II O'Clock. Tho esti.
mated value Of the building and con.
tents Is $4,000, insured. The origin Of
the fire is rs yet in doubt The first mo-
tice Of il was when the engineer came
out Of the engineroom and noticed q
light on the frst floor. A. the mill had
not been running during the day, the
Acme people are AZ a loss 20 understand
the origin u the fire. The plant was
constructed IN 1891, and has been q very
profitable investment The mill will bo
rebuilt az once. The new warehouse
and Office building were saved. Ten
cars ON the mill sidetmck were burned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Louisville, March Louis IT. AT.
man, who was formerly the confidential
bookkcepcr Of Charles Ro,cnheim u
Co, was found guilty IN the district
court on charges Of forgery and cmbc2.
Element In having taken $4,000 from
his employers, and given seven years in
tho pcniteutiary. Altman will ask for
new trial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
AN UNeRATEFUL CITIZEN.
would Rather shoot Down American.
Than right For His Country.

Than right Tor ~. Country.
Louisville, March 1.-The Rev. ID. A.
Addison, pastor ~ the Green Street Bap-
fist church, colorcd, created a sensation
Sunday night by declaring In sermon
that he would pick up a gun ond kill an
American before b. would defend this
country against foreign invasion. The
Rev. Addison declared that the negroes
were not respected In this country: that
the law was dead letter as applied TO
them that they were not protected and
that they were not given fair show,
and that on this account he would not.
under any circumstances, aid in fight.
ing the Spaniards or any other nation
with which the United States might b.
at war lie advised his flock 20 follow
In his lead, but the sermon was general.
ly denounced by the colored people OF
the city, Of whom 10000 are able to bear
arms
Already the colorcd people Of Louis.
vile have formed two companies Of vol.
untocr. 10 fight the Spanish In case Of
war, and the colorod troops arr drilling
nightly. They say they will assist in
defending the United States with their
last drop OF blood
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Columbus Texas, has big smallpox
scare on.
Coming Best thing out-"seal Of
America" 100
}. 81. Slaughter OF Edge was in town
yesterday.
Sam LIBEL Of Pankey was in the city
yesterday.
Kite cigar tie best D cent cigar in
the world. For sale by Ed. Fountain. Il
r. n. Causey came up from weIlborn
yesterday.
Joe johnson was here from MiIiican
yesterday.
For sale-An extra good graded Jer.
sey COW. Apply TO o. l.. Tabor 20
W. G. Mitchell. is now IN the tax col.
lecior's Office.
j. X presnal was here yesterday and
went over to Caldwell.
Kite cigar, 3.fora.quarter cigar ior
5 scents. for sale boy 4. J. Fountain. Il
Rev Weems Wooion is conducting a
protracted meeting al Marlin.
The rain yesterday held down the
bin collectors 10 some extent.
For Rent-Five and one.half acres Of
and ia front " my residence. Apply to
O. J. Tabor. 20
Judge W. J. Moore retuancl from
Calvert yesterday accompanied by Col.
J.. s. Peters
Mi-s st. leona millinery parIor has
been enlarged and improved until 10 be-
now iar more attractive than ever before
and her stock Of millinery embraces ey.
oythiug uea, novel and beautiful for
spring and summer wear ~
Atga win .o given at the residence.
OF Mr. and W. NJ. Foster Friday after.
noon from to5 O'Clock ior the benefit
Of The .adico A.d and Missionary octet,
Of The Baptist church.
Capt. lFsbe, says that itis too hotI
iu Cubu 90 usg .ml.u but Doe keeps
COO. iy using o. Wonder Ice Cream
Freezer ltuaza. while YOU wait Co.
h,ouiualu Try one For fale Boy
Myer Phone lIG. ST.
Ihcvar es. ha- appeared 10 Bryan,
Yesterday 300 egg was .Nilicl at thcI
81 6P Uau. having 1000 Dc thc omiuous
mosag. 'Wusu
Size 'ru.e Ga.ue., tbepFch healer
wilhelm Bryan from saturday of noon
Hwc0 1.ui FOO Tuesday at noon March
sth Those ub8ut uneiur should con.
suthcruhIe She here rs wit
Mans. John b Mike ha. been for.
tuna.o enough o. secure another attrac.
ton for the Grand opera house--"A
Tramrs Luck'-which will be- hcreI
Friday, Mauhls Iisa comedy with
fifteen people in the cast headed by
Bpfco Roberts, formerly with America
company.
Miss ST. Leon, who returned from New
York recently has received and opened
up her new stock Of millinery purchased
IN that fashionable usde center She
gave careful perJral attention 10 the
selection Of her entire stock which con
taius all the newest aud pratticst tai NJ
or 1895. You are invited to call and
rec them. Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Con,iartunric, March The pre-,
censor upr -ed the urvs Of the at
tempt made saturday h,t Co a..as,.uai,
King George 90 Gprrr Nowspapsv
were prohibited from even mcntion.r
Che tUIua giving service iucommcmur
ton u. Doe majesty, ESCAPE from death.
cr...rfuH 700 tHr Grck legation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Vienna, March Prince Phillip ~
SAKE Coburg Gotha has taken prclim.
mary step tpob'lin q divorce from h.
wife. Prince Louise of Belgium, OBJ, eide
ct daughter oi King Leopold Tho
case viii .r ham after Oh. marriage of
their daughter, who b. afanced "a tie
Younger brother of the empress.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
ACCIDENTALLY Shot.

Lancaster, Tex March viii DEAN
received gunshot wound here. The ball
entered the abdomen Dean is consid.
cred In a serious condition Both part.
les, the shootist and wounded man as.
tert that the shooting was accidental ,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Abingdon Va, March ] BY accident
Mr. Samuel Hogy shot aud fatally
wounded Miss sue Aruru, q popular
young lady, of this city Mrs Hogs vat
swapping q pistol which she believed ur
loaded when it wa. discharged. the hall
entering Miss Amett head
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Dallas, March Pink Barnes Is on
trial In the criminal court FOR the kill.
ing Of q man named Nichols. Ia the
jury box yesterday morning was Albert
Gnyson, colored. Tho jury commits.
sioners had evidently made mistake
and drew negro for jury service This
Is the first time such a thing has occur.
red since the seventies Gmyson dis.
qualified himself. He could neither
read nor write, he said.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Cameron, Tex, March In a difi-
Guilty between Limas Hicks and Tom
Williams, the latter was shot and killed
az Clarkson Williams was on the out.
side Of the house. A shot was fired
from the house through a window, kill.
uug Williams BDtr arr n,srues.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Plumbing and tin roofing, guttering,
and all kinds Of tin and pipe work a
specially. Phone 40. Myers. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

! can repair your water pipe or tin
gutter. Send me your patchwork
Phone ll6. Myers. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
Cotton Receipts.

Following are the cotton receipts At
the various warehouses and yards Of
Bryan up 10 Tuesday afternoon:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Port Huron, Mich, March Char.
lotte Behross Mrs Robert Mantclij, the
actress, who was taken seriously III In
this city on Jan, ., but wac beloved 70
be- well on her way TO recovery, has sut
fered relapse and all hopes Of her 70.
coyory have been abandoned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
jersey Butter.

Until further notice will sci choice
Jersey butter at 20 cents per pound.
- Mack 7. Beard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02
{ HQ!tE SEED CORN


Iti. With much increased conddenc
lhni again offer my choice variety
10 seed Corn 90 DE public. knowing that
am not uiicurT uU UNLISTED iafety.
nni ie-ied variety which las gone
through The cruulle of a widespread
aud thorough tc-tiu all pafts Of our sui.
rounding county The rast Gs
summers. am much gfaiIlei with
ne enthusiasts be- reports coming iu iron
All paris ~ Hur county In regard 10 tie
~ |. lu- ---- Ii IL IL ---..- IN u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

Gibraltar, March l.-Scnor Bernabe,
the Spanish minister to the United
States, has sailed for New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-02

.,'I AhI I.Ai.H li ilIs corn. 1T is
lar SJPLltIORTO ANY OH.
Tx CORN OFFERED THE
IbLIt. twill mature iAif,y da,s
earlier ilHn ogf native corn. aud there.
ny avoid a.. danger o'I,ug cut hort by
lfI1fhi. ari n1 UpFo.I.te farmer can
aIi"fl i' plant ts crop without some II
.hIs A.hi. am happy i0 inform the
plbic genera ..y '.a agt .f lshty.G,s
!iHr'rni F.ft..'s OF ofu planted stiis
q q D. Ou.,.r .u ibis county this
corn TODD 90 'he bead 0f all other.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-26
BLUE LAW CRUSADE.
War Between Tradesmen Over the
Sunday Opening Question.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 25.-A blue law
crusade reached it's climax to-day in the
arrest of N Hexter. a news dealer; ]. G.
Newman, a cigar dealer; William Clark
restaurant keeper and #. NJ Ball, a res
taurant keeper, for doing business on Sun
day in violation of the common labor law
The trouble started last winter, when the
Retail Clerks Association caused the arrest
of several clothiers who kept their stores
open Sunday forenoons. Then the Retail
Grocers' Association proceeded against
those in their business who kept open on
Sunday fo1enoons. Tie Retail Butchers
Association decided Tuesday night to cause
the arrest of all in their line of trade who
keep open on Sunday. Now come the whole
sale and retail clothiers with an attorney
and the determination to arrest all who do
business of any kind on Sunday except
which the law holds to be necessary. This
includes cigar stands. soda water stands
news depots and all mercantile establish
ments The arrests of to-day, caused by
the clothiers, will be followed by others
The Retail Grocers' Association met to-
night and by an overwhelmirg majority de-
cided to continue the prosecution of all re-
tail grocers who sell on Sunday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-26
FEEDING THE STARVING.
The Red Cross Succoring Famishing
Women and Children i'm Cuba.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-G. w. Hyatt the
Red Cross agent at Key West. who was a
prominent Havana merchant. has been en-
gagged in sending small relief expeditions
to various points or the Cuban coast. Rela-
tive to the work. he writes TO Stephen E.
Barton as follows: II am happy to inform
you that the two last expeditions of food
sent to Cuba, one to Cardenas and one to
the coast above Sagua la Grande, arrived
safely and were delivered to the hungry
women and children, to their great delight
part of that sent to the shores near Car
denas was carried On mems backs nearly
to Matanzas and distributed to the hungry.
My men doing this work have returned here
end are begging for more food. Matanzas
Havana and Pinar del Rio provinces are
suffering horribly. Notwithstanding you
have so much work to do in the different
volunteer camps in the United States,
most sincerely hope that the Cuban relief
committee will not forget that there are
many thousands in Cuba who are starving
If it meets your approval. 1 propose to send
a small amount of provisions (say two or
three tons) to Havana by the Mascotte or
other way of conveyance, to be Immediately
distributed. Work in Cuba can be carried
on with perfect safety. / am only too anx-
ious to try it, and with the least possible
delay. 1 am surrounded constantly by per-
sons begging for relief for their families in
Cuba Can anything be done to aid some
of the most worthy Cuban families to return
to Hsvana? Some have property there. and
can go and live in their own houses; others
have friends and relatives. but none has a
cent with which to get to Havana, and they
are now living on the charity distributed by
the Red Cross
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-26

their homes about fifty sick soldiers from
the Ninth Pennsylvania Regiment. The rest
of the sick soldiers of the Pennsylvania
regiments will go home Saturday. at which
time hospital train from Pennsylvania will
reach Camp Thomas in charge of Governor
Hastings. A special train provided by the
adjutant general of Missouri left Chatta-
nooga tonight, having on board the sick
soldiers from the Missouri regiments.
The First Illinois Cavalry left at an early
hour to-day for Fort Sheridan at Chicago
The departure was an enthusiastic one, as
the men, almost without exception are
pleased at the prospect of getting home and
out of the service.
Preparations are progressing to-day for
the work of mastering out the Second Ne
braska, and the light artillery now here
Lieut.. Col. Frank d. Baldwin, who has
been acting inspector general on the staff
of General Breckenridge for some time, has
been appointed chief mastering officer, and
will be allowed as many assistants as he
needs. The artillery batteries to be mus
tered out here are Batteries A, 3. c and D
from Ohio; Batteries A and B from Georgia.
and the Twenty-eighth from Indiana. In
response to rush orders all these batteries
returned to-day from Lookout Mountain,
where they have been on practice marches.
Work will be commenced on them to-mor-
row. The work of mastering out the Second
Nebraska will be partly done here and will
be finished at Omaha. The regiment will be
started home as soon as transportation
can be secured.