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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
AN INSANE IMMIGRANT DEPORIED.

Emma Marie Munson, a Swede twenty-thfee
years Old vas deportcd Yesterday on the umbila
she arrived here on April last and went 10 ~
sana6a. Mich. She became Violently insane arc
cle linnigi ration authorities sent Tor heI pr
% this city In charge Of Inspector Williams anu anu
~ M Taylor. motron at the barge O, IN ,arn
81 caused considerable trouble on the ulp NJ
nse attacked and severely injured WNHhihs. pig
va violent when she placed on the steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
PAVED AND UNPAVED STREETS.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER KEATING-HE WANTS
KINGsBRIDGB ROAD wIDENED.

James p Heating. the Commissioner Of High
vays has sent TO the Mayor report saying that
az the beginning Of the year there were twenty
uncolnpleted contracts in the Department Of High
WAYS and twenty more that had been let. More
than seven miles OF streets have been paved or re-
payed under the contracts completed during the
FIST quarter OF the year on March 81 there were
sN4 miles of paved streets and forty miles or IN
paved streets $500
Mr Heating suggests that the width OF Kings
bridge Road be increased eight feet. by taxing
sonr feet from each sidewalk. because Of the pro
posed electric road. the street being only sixty feet
vide at present and unable 10 accommodate tho
traffic He wants also 70 widen Lafayette Place,
from Great Jones-st. to Aston Place. by taking
ten feet from each sidewalk and doing away with
the courtyards in front Of the buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Lucauia from Liverpool and Queenstown were
Joseph s Bigelow, H. l.. Boodeood Richard
Briggs w Robinson Burgess. Daniel Daily, W, ;.
Clayton Greene, 6; Harrison Law FTee s-di,H V
Page Thomnson Lord Thuriow VI W WicoXson,
Commander II Mano. l. J. y. and Lieutenant 3
Hipo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
1OcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Frederick Dahl. saloonkeeper at No. IS Broad
way. Inado assignment yesterday 70 Louis Cans,
giving q preference for 500 to Myers & Polly. He
has been IN business there since January, 1896. The
stand IS al old one. and he attempted TO build up
a better trade but was not successful. The brewer
holds a cha;tel mortgage on the place for 900
Myers &, POhv said that the assignment was due
TO poor business and bad debts. The liabilities are
So OO0 and actual assets $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
ACCrGED az SrEALING BICYCLES.

quincy Mass. June 25.-H. Robinson. VINO was
arrested in Boston last Sunday by Inspector Fe's,-
son. VI THU city. for uttering fradfuleht CIV"
On the National Bank OF Franklin Mass, hau
fearing today. and was discharged TOT "'A -
Probable cause
Immediately after being st free he was 'sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

KICE-At best It I small market Buyers ana
sellers Mike were disposed await Mondays CABLES ana
fher deya0pmeus generally before entering INTO ex-
tensive new obligations quotations follow; Domestic
common T. 4i2n5c; fair 20 good 5NHatc prime
n choice ,Q6..c: head. 7Q7Hc. fana 5tp6.. do IN
bond 3.a3Ac. Japan 6g6'sc; Java 4%sosc, hAnsooh
bond. 2.u2tc -.,
sUGAR-inirerence on the part OF both buyers ana
sellers continues chief characteristics OF the lcai
sugar market As during several days past the London
oabes were of dlscouraging nature rejecting stag
nnnt market generally. at that point today was
reported as DILL with Java quoted at is 70 and fair re-
nniug quiet. with June delivery qu ,tei
al o. Sad July delivery at o. Cd In he open local
market centrifugal quoted AT itc. 10 test
n,u.cnvado at 3Ac 50 molasses sugar al o@c
quiet and feetureies. Quotations FOL
low: Doninos 57sc Loaf Sac; crushed, otc p,w--
As,:a 81" s.:: sS Ec: sxtx Ens sran-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

->e"-1orK bicycle company and two other COM
pnines, want Robinson similar charges. He Is
alleged 10 have obtained a large number of bicycles
rom Ihese hrns. for which he did not pay In
or,or eignson has traced the bicycles as far as
2yioL,trcai' where IL is believed an accOmpce Of
f ho1ns so soid them The Montreal police have
agent Robinson has been held for the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
SHOT HIMSELF WHILE HrNTING.

Whe Frederick Gantert. the tourtecn-ye'i -oI1
soA Of Emil Gantert. was hunting near HichsNilc'
Long ISLAND, with ride on Friday he was iatax Ky
shot' Presumably by accident. The ban cnieicu pe
SnocoInea. and passed through the boys Dooy'
Ded'h vas Instantaneous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

uated 5ho; confectionery grarulatsd sac cubes zee:
eonfectloners A. SIC; No l. SC; No 2 6e No 8. &c;
No 4. &C.; No s. Ls4c No 6. tsc; No Hsi9;, No ,:
No ID. 444c. No H. 40; No II. 4Slc: No TO- tNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Two judgments. aggregating Sn3. were OBJ
tanned here yesterday against the Shaw Elevator
Island in favor of the Market and Fulton National
Eank on two notes OF the company TO the order
OF l.. u Shaw. which were Endorsed by him ana
Hail A. Garrison Henry c. Adams. OF Brooklyn.
was president when the notes made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

p Abbott Lindsey has been appointed receiver ir
supplernentary proceedings for Solomon Il. kaun
man by Judge Mccarthy OF tho City Court on th|
application Of Stcttner Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Judge Mccarthy Of the City Court has appointed
Max Radt receiver IN supplementary proceedings
for Mary Nielsen. who formerly had a liquor saloon
lion Of Sarah LevensOn on "A claim for rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

The Chronicle" IN is weather report STATS u,'
,e.,ber has been very favorable during the Wei "l
lat as rue cotton Is doing we'll In Te.a" "h'r" ''y
,t- 80 desired 70 permit cultivation. there mas '' u
tre or no rain AMI farming opera iionr ma" p,'F
rapldlv Elsewhere rain hhs been QUITE geh.Ih NM
ori frou North Carolina there airs some Complaints
q damage by Ice. ,,...-, o.htos. cr,, cotton
AIN. .alcs bales. speculation ana .NPr ~ r'l's
u-I', 90 haer receipts. GOO bales Arn'Tc A.
AInet''a. d. nrisnds iGi opened quiet
lars AZ Ga decline; closed quiet lqI = ."'l mex
rI,-e december January 32lv. January feiraH'y
tr.,-,arv March 32l ~. MarchApr 52z': -
iune 324y. June-Juy 32iv. July Aususi '-tb Ausns
cen,enn,,er 32+y: September oct .%'V' 'co'-i W.
sr. a22- November December 32iv
~, rang. Of contract prices the local market TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 2Opr dun S unGha S" sr@s Dua
s1 1' seas sfS[' JUS Gs7 sG August
september. 72l7c asked; steamer No req, siS sSi
BUSH SAILS ooo bush southern whea, by ample Ti1
SOC corn easy s2t ana ma m0a aa3,ebr &c Si
steamer @ ga 5u;s sex is 4 sa i1 a 'a'
fysh' Sdrnern Whit corn 80 d3ec: DO yellow SSy
5 a i., oIs is 5s S SS.i s .Ss 1875
and lower; No nearby. i6c nominal y, -, nav
steaGy I tSese timothy s2 asked frsens sS
gnchanses sugar cse tses sendy Unchanged
cincinnati June 25Four aue whe@, A.. nr% n, IN No No
red. 81 Corn quiet No WiSsa aS ard S' essy Is 80
gnk ins quiet s. 30 Bacon SO So whisAey
80 NslS5sin, Sc Jaly sG,c Rye. &c higher; No l.
Minneapolis. June 25-wheas weak June. ss?se' July
s2@c: september. 6G+c Deeemoer 49, sSi.c Eiour
First patents 81 5Oqsi 20: second patents - $3gsa 30;
in bulk s. 5oass 70.
Philadelphia 25whea, wsak ard '3a ' 4,,s
cash a1d June IN nominal msed n01 ne july $40
85c du and weak No Sai S SpSea mixed
$ oe a at 2m fancy western creamery fancy
We:srn qR 10 So southern Eef % r
Flour LOO 1bls 5 o5o sP 95 Ts S q
bush: corn 1000 bush; oats 1900 bush.
Boson June flou.-ise,eptS LOS ss 3. sS &:
Pa'sn an, s. srasa a. x ). 5as Pa Winter cr. and
saigh,s 1888 cornmeal qn.e; $500 PEI D Sii
s- amer ysilpw SS. aao.c No aoato.s oAsaHso
ses 49, sI;9 9' oni Bran Tng SIS 256si5 5o
winter 25qsi So mtdInss sIa '@esi! o Ma sdyn s
i7c: imitation l3a4e ladies' i3c Cheese quiet Nor'n-
ern. 7a7ilc; Western, &c.
Buffalo June 25sPrng wheat No H2r' n,h,s IS Z.
in store corn duh. No yellow 36c' NJ ye3~ Sozo:
No eo e. s'S %h No. cp SSr go asked On rack
mixed 27q on 'Tses hiring me- and Sn5s SMe On ~n,Sr Wheat
chicago June 25-The leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

judgment FOR g. l73 obtained here yesterday
against the New-YOrk Lumber Company. Florida
cGruDration in favor OF the Produce Exchangc
Trust Company on note Of the company datcd
February IL payable three months after date AT
the Standard National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Two judgments for So,l22 were obtained here
Yesterday against the Schaghticoke Woollen Com
uanv Of Schaghticoke. y Y. in favor Of the Banl
Of America on notes Of the company 10 the orde
5. ". Barker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

September O-7s ""-E Ut -
cash quotations were as follows: Flour dun; winter
wheat patents 81 s0a>4 -; srasn's s. 5gg<t sRSS'A
brand hard sIrng patents. s.. bakers 50 -ySSp 20
snrne wheat ,s17 lc. No spring wheat. 90 oci %
red Isl NJ . corn 3tiAc; No yeilG" corn S-s"S se
N . oas &c. y, white. 2jc ~ white, .Se,. -
rye a.. No barley. Sog35c No haNssed' 81 ~ ~
81 o. ~ prime timothy seed. 81 90, mess IN per bp
e. us, M lard per c n 50 62sGs 81 - >; 81 ~ riDs
sides doose) s. 2jasj 90 dry saed shoulders 'DohsI
q aS5 short clear sides OoA' B.. - o'i>9 - susrs
cur oaf 1929 GRADUATED. e. y. on the Produce ES-
chang. today the market MAS i4Fm es.aHsSts'
it4isc. dairy llizql3i.c Eggs STEADY, nesl' loo
Cheese active creaneries. 'gfs.c.
s., louis June 2j.-Flour unchanged "hea., go
animal. 10 red cash. elevator. ma; track 'ogtoo
new; july CSC bid; September. % 80 .e Decetoe
~ H. sskad No . hard COrn-Spot better; 40 -
ash 81 10: July ooh September; 5lc oatsLSpo' Jun:
No . track 25nc; July, 222c bid Septefnp'f' -o1sS
askei. No . white - G3Oc. Bran dull and lower
se.i "a, track zoe Butter steady; creamery, lao
i'd. dairy lUalic. Eggs steady al &c
Toledo June 2J-Wheat lower, cash sc. july 81 30 40
asked Corn lower, cash, 3-Atc. Otls weak q. -:
mix~i 2.izc. Rye steady, NJ 2 ~ &C. N1o'e'sesS
stealy, cash. - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

FOREIGN COFFEE MARKETS -santos-CoT- market
closed. holiday Hamburg Cor'e market opened IN
changed. Al 50 . n quiet ne; unchanged = 4 pen
ming higher ,aes. 500 ttss Hsvre-'oi~' MARI
cp.nci STEADY . franc higher. al u m gui"t ana u'
cIargei. sIle. sNs laFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

kecepts q brealstus at interior POINTS IN thousahds
last three Cphers WOO omitted. nour UDls. grain bush
49, nIlnAs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
THAT INCOME TAX DECISION
Senator Gorman Denounces 1t IN a Nota-
| BILE speech.

Senator German Denouncss 1t IN a Nota-
BILE speech
WASHINGTON, May 3o.-A notable
speech on the war revenue measure
was delivered in the senate during the
afternoon by Mr.. German Dem, Nd J.
In the course Of an argument in sup
port OF tax on corporations he de.
nounced as infamous the decision of
the supreme court declaring the in.
come tax law of 1894 as unconsti,u.
tional. The warning sounded by some
senators that If tax We're
placed upon corporations 1t would be
pronounced unconstitutional by the
supreme court had, he sad, 10 efec,
upon him. \ decision against such an
enactment would not destroy our tinan.
cial structure, but it would destroy the
court which should hand it down. MIR
Gorrnan took decided issue with the
majority of his fellow Democrats upon
the propositions to coin the silver
seigniorage and to issue leg al tender
notes, and made powerful argument
in favor Of the issuance Of bonds to
raise funds with which to prosecute
the war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30

man must reap as he sows. II he sow1
ill-health he will reap ill-health. If he
neg!ects his health the weeds Of disease
will grow up and choke it.
1t is daily and hourly marvel that men
will recklessly neglect their health. when
a moments thought should tell them that
they are counting death 1t lies in most
every mans power to live to a green old
age. If man would only take the same
care Of himself that he does Of his horse. or
COW, or dog, he would enjoy good health.
When man owns a hundred dollar horse,
and it gets sick, he does not waste any time
about doctoring him up. When his garden
gets full Of weeds, he doesn't delay about
roofing them out, for he knows they will
choke out his vegetables When he is out
OF sorts, sick, nervous, headachey, has no
appetite and is restless and Sleepless at
night, he pays little attention to it. The
result is consumption, nervous prostratlon
or some serious blood or skin disease. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best Of all medicines for hard working men
1t gives edge to the appetite, facilitates the
flow of digestive juices, invigorates the
liver and puriies and enriches the blood.
1t is the great blood-lnaker and flesh
builder 1t cures oS per cent OF all cases
Of lingering coughs, bronchial and throat
affections. weak lungs, bleeding from lungs
and kindred affections. Do not wait until
the lungs are too far wasted to admit OF
being cured
AS you know FIVE years ago the doctors had
given me up to die with consumption" writes
Mr. r. q Mckinney, OF Deepwater, fayeus 20.
w. Va 81 took treatment from Dr X v
Pierce and am entirely we'll now. ] had taken
steadily. as directed his Golden Medical DIS
covery.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. One little Pellet IS dose
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
WELCOME THE TROOPS.
Great Preparations Being Made I" ne
ceivc Americans At Honolulu.

Great Preparations Being Mad" t" he-
ceiy. Americans At Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3o.-The steam
shin China, which stopped at Honolulu
on her way from the Orient. reports
that the people OF that city were max
ING great preparations TO receive the
transports which left this city Tor Ma
Mia. and which will stop at lionoIulu
ON ron,e. The town was being decor
ated with flags and bunting ana 'he
Freedom of the city will be offered L
thc men on the steamships The emma
passed the transports City OF PeNihS'
City of Splney and the Austrah'
Thursday night and reports the 'hre.
vessels as proceeding westerly AT srea'
s,aod with all we'll on board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30

- oAoCt OF the mines has hoo,,
great. This condition promises to con.
tlnue and will probably mark the naval
operat'o to greater extent than
ever imagined in the past.
The rulnors Of the sailin, of ,
spanish squadron did not worry Rear
A"mlral Sampson in the slightest do.
gree. MS feelings on the subject were
apt y expressed recently when he said.
Il am perfectly satisfied we have
ragged those fellows" referring to Al.
mllal Cervera's ships.
hear Admiral Sampson does not cross
MS bridges until he comes to them and
When that time comes his uncononor-
aoie patience and strategic ability can
oe relied upon to see himself safely
&C oss.
For the second time since war was
declared the admiral has been notified
that the army is ready to move. This
Is good news to all the naval officers
Inc two branches Of the service have
been playing q game of wait; the army
resting until the navy disposed of the
Spanish heet. and the navy unable to
occupy much needed bases until the
troops were ready for debarkation. In
view Of the fact that the Spanish fieet
was far faster than the American fleet
and that the former had no desire for
al engagement, this policy Of inaction.
however far sighted it may have been
temporarily produced much natural
irritation among the naval officers.
Al appearances now point to the
passing away Of this feeling. ana
hearty, active cooperation between tn
army and navy may be anticipated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
KING GOES TO MANILA.
The Novel st win Accompany the Philip.
pine Ixped tion.

WAsHINGToN, May 0.-Adjutant
General Corblu has announced that
three Of the brigadier generals ap.
pointed by the president during the
day would be officially designated, as
soon as the senate confirmed the ON.
nations. to command troops in the
Philippines. The generals selected for
the Philippines expedition are George
\. Garretson of Ohio, Francis V.
Greene Of New York and Charles King
Of Wisconsin. General Merritt, who
Is TO DC military governor Of the Philip.
pines, wired Adju,ant General Corbin
requesting that General KIN; be sent
with HIM 10 the Philippines. The re.
quest was approved and forwarded to
General King and s. becomes to all IN.
tents and purposes a command. Gen.
eral King j. the We'll known novelist
and an ex.cihcer Of the United States
army.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
TENDER or HAWAII.
4 Honolulu Fnper >ty- the Islands Have
Eeen offered Il.


Eeen offered Il.
Honolulu, May - (via San Fran
cisco. May 3JD.-lhc Hawaiian Star
publishe, the following: There Is no
doubt whatever that the Hawaiian
government has made a distinct tender
Of the islands TO the executive Of the
United States. The news has been
published IN many Of the coast and
Eastern papers and has been denied.
The star Is III position to state
that such letter has been written.
and that reply TO II Is being awaited
here. This reply Will probably reach
Honolulu by the next mail. 1t Is I'M.
possible to get the exact text OF the let
ter. and the executive does not feel that
il is diplomatic courtesy that the letter
should be given TO the public here be.
fore the United States government can
reuly -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30

Hast Been Our Refuge" was sung, and
the dean and the whole assemblage
sang "Rock Of Ages" and then while
the coffin was being borne along the
aisle to the grave. sang Mr.. Glad.
stones favorite hymn, praise to the
Holiest il the Height
The dean read the appointed sen.
tence committing the body to earth
and the archbishop Of Canterbury pro
nOuncad the benedlcticn.
Memorial services in honor of Mr..
Gladstone were held all over England
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
AS AUXILIARY CRUISERS.

All Spanish Steamers OF Over 1000 Tons
Impressed Into Service.
MADRID, May 2S.-It is currently re-.
ported here that the Spanish govern.
meut has ordered ali the Spanish
steamers from 1000 tons up capable Of
steaming a minimum OF IL knots to be
impressed as auxiliary cruisers The
Spanish commanders at the various
ports, it is added, have been instructed
to take charge of such steamers,
whether mail boats or otherwise.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
ut.,.tcr mt (ayitc surprised iiih.

MADRID. May 3o.--ln the senate
Marshal Primo de Rivera. former cap
,,in General of the Philippines, de-
tanaod his administration OF the col
ony. He said he could not a;.,s'er ue.'.t y,
his ears when told OF the disaster az
c,yi,e. adding: THAT rag calico 'he
AMERICAN nag shall never noa' over
,ho walls Of Manila.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
|0RE CAUTION
|J,y'> Three Days Experience
Front Of Cien!ucgos Makes
Him Wary.
Iughr He Had the Spaniards
|ro,,lyd There, But lie Was
Mistaken.
k,rary to General Opinion,
ku,iavo Is Not Formidably
Fortified.
nilaI Sampson Notified the
Second Time the Army Is
Ready.

q WE,I, Fla, May 30. There is
.it.u doubt that Schley has
7s.a II santiago harbor that the
i cam IA Is pr roceedlng upon the
k-;,.e That the Spanish admiral Is
l,-t.r / dong any harm. Within
N Jay, the exact condition at San.
ID Cutl will be known without q
.w .. doubt.
-. q. 4, a,sertions TO the contrary.
@.4aIc Sch!ey was not absolutely
c. l., game when he last commu.
T.. WITH Rear Admiral Sampson.
i. -muolore Will no; take active
70 deck up the entrance Of San.
be CGta harbor until he Is per.
i c.r,4,u that Admiral Cerycra's
AZ inside.
tseS,g, lie may have done This
E.y ., Commodore Sch.cy's last
l--!c4lyu. forwarded on Thurs.
~ reached Rear Admiral Samp.
.a.4y
Vas on tho Wrong Track.
: E,a dorc stayed three days AZ
---- II signalled To the ships:
s-s'e tn Spanish fleet is III tac
p VA this lclicf the message
s-' I Tie American Admiral.
-s.fts.> .! how Commodore Schley
81, that he was mistaken are
!. h4eWn. AT any rate. acting on
'-~.;a. instructions. the comno.
~! moved east, arriving outside
az !" Cuba On "Wednesday morn.
-A' The topography OF Cien.
: 4t- slutlago do Cuba are al.
-s-t.sa. Both harbors are ab ut
- -, with narrow entrances
!" yards wide and protected by
81 \ whole flee. could ho IN
.4'o.F either place and TO IN.
't t'H outalup.
ha' 7ladc Him Cautious.
= u, Apcrionco at Cieniue egos.
's'at that Commolore Sch!ey
"F eauservativo III deciding
$ q J. no had caught Admiral
- I IN the tone OF his dis
: ! vident that the coinmo'
alncd much second hand
1"Fla. evidence which pointed
80 :, 'erveras presence IN the
"~'1 T. This evidence was ap-
sNong enough TO make the
!. 1'o'h seel certain the object al
"4' Zen accomplished, but IN
At PREVIOUS experience, he
- r>k n decisive statement
i, ~ aScertaining the fact ioI
= 'a'> dispatch is published. II
'Aut Commodore schley has
h., az vgssel into the entrance o'
Ar.o 9'f oI Santiago do Cuba. or ha:
ss ~ II IN a reliable source ashore
;, s''oA as TO tho exact number and
,, +',> Of the Spanish warships
W he hills about that place
'heations Not Formidable.
|llo, 1'y y the generally expressed
d 'Ar harbor Of Santiago az
poorly protected. Like la
Ii, \ I'm Juan do Puerto kico, II
Il, ), @oH1 castle. which Is even
,"eet rhan those Of Havana anc
et ~, Tho only danger to p'
lana rom tho mines which have
b ", ~ the channel of Santiago
III, !" VAS declared. But counter
leb.," would probably render thes'
d, "u'Iess. should 1t prove desir
h ~ 'oonmodore Schley's ships .
d - - harbor. Such a stop, no"
!, as'u'lkely. In this connection
lsns~ ~ hoted that since the com
~eat Of naval operations, tn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
KILLED THE AMENDMENT.
senate Votes Down tho Tax on Corpo.
rations - German Moves
Substitute.

WASHINGTON, May S0.-The senate
voted to lay on the table the finance
committee amendment to the war rev.
enue bill. placing tax on corporations
AZ to -.
Mr.. German moved to insert his
amendment in lieu of the committee
amendment stricken out.