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Contest Notice.
OF THE INTERIOR,(
United States Land Office. n


United States Land Office. IN =
Duluth, Minn.. May 18th. 1898. 4
IS: sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by J. F. Olson. contestant, against
John sprague, entry No. 53ss, made June %,
1891, for the SWH Section II, Township 81,
Range IS W. by, John sprague, contested, in
which it is alleged that said John Sprague has
failed to build, fence. clear or in any way to i'm
prove said land except to build small shanty;
said shanty is rotted down, uninhabitable, the
tract abandoned and has been for the last four
years next prior to the date herein, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 8 O'Clock
a. M, on July Sth, 1898, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Duluth. MINI.
B The said contestant having in a proper affi-
davft, filed May 31st, 1898, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
OF this notice cannot be made, it is hereby Or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
- Register.
B. N. JOHNSON. D. -
s Attorney for Contestant,
& ss-r 40l Palladio Building.
June 4-1l-1S-25.
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Summons.
STATE OF MlNNEsoTA,lss
County of St. Louis. 70"

~ 9&rn
County Of St. Louis. )''
r. District Court,
=, Eleventh Judicial District.
Nellie E. B. Delory, Plaintiff, IT,
VS..
Joseph N. Delory, Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota to the above named de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which complaint is filed in the
Office Of the clerk of the above named court, and
to serve a copy OF your answer to said COM
plant on the subscribers, at their Offices in rooms
numbered 301, 1902 and 303 in the First National
Bank Building in the City of Duluth. in St. Louis
county, Minnesota, within Thirty (30) days after
the service Of this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day of such service and if you fail to an
swer said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint .@
Dated May 9th, 1898. i - ~
BALDWIN & BALDWIN, -.
~ .- .n-i .. Plaintiff's Attorneys,
q a. Duluth, MINI.
:r< Offices, >301-3 First National Bank Bldg,
Residence, No. IL East Third Street.
MAY A-21-28, June 4-11-18.1 -
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G JOHN H. MOTION,
S-! Attorney for Assignee.
MAY 14-21-2S, June 4-11-1S.]
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WALDO MURPHY,
Attorney for Petitioner. al
(June 11-1S-25.) Il
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CERVERA'S FLEET.
The Iufanta Maria Teresa and CrlstObai
Colon May Be Saved-The Others
Are Iiopelessly Wrecked.

OFF SANTIAGO, July l9-Capt Cook,
Of the BROOKLYN is authority for the
tatcmcnt that the former Spanish
flagship, the lnfanta Maria Teresa, has
lloated off the reef on which she
stranded and that her heavy armament
is practically uninjur,d. The captain
also SAYS this cruiser will almost surely
bc saved and form any addition to the
United states navy, a trophy of the
gioriou, July Third.
The Cristobal Colon may also be
saved, though good deal tcpends on
the weather, which is very uncertain
at this time of the year A heavy
storm might drive the cruiser 50 high
on the coral reef that it would be i'm.
possible to float her.
The crew Of the Brooklyn regarded
the Vizcaya IS their particular enemy,
since the time when both were present
at Queen N.ctorla'a jubilee display,
when there was much comment abroad
on what a good fight might be expect
ed between the two ships If they ever
met.
Ot the four bi; ships which were in
Adm. Ccrycra', feet only two are surely
doomed 70 destruction. They are the
Vizcaya and the Almirantc Oquendo,
and tne,e as co.ncident. were the
two cruisers which went into Havana
larber after the blowing up of the
Maine and were moorcd near the
wreck Of the United States battle
ship in all the bravery Of paint,
gliding and buntina seeming to
cloat over the ruin caused, while the
people Of Havana shouted themselves
h arse. fred myriads Of bombs and
Dragged increasingly of what the two
formidable armored cruisers of Spain
would do with the United States navy
should ever fair fight be possible.
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DISTINGUISHED PRISONERS.
Adm. Ccrvcra aud the Othcr OGiccr, OF
His Fleet Attend - vine Worship
In IT. Mays Catholic Church

ANNAPOLIS. Md, July lS-Nary-
land's ancient capital WAS crowded
sunday with curiosity seekers vino
came from Baltimore, Washington and
elsewhere by rail and by wat,- in the
hope of getting a peep at Adm. Ger
vera and the men who fought and lost
in the great navM fight off Santiago.
Those who reached here cary i'm the
moruing were rewarded FOR their trout
blc, as nearly all tEr prisoners, iuciud-
ing the admiral, attended divine SER
vice at ST Mary's Roman Catholic
church, where they offered up thanks
for their dciiycraucc from the fate
that overlook SO many Of their less
fortunate comrades who fell before the
relentless fire o, the American guns
on July 5.
A. the close OF the services tho Off.
GERS returned to the naval academy
and spent the balance of the day in
stro,Iing about tn, ground, or loung-
ing on the broad piazzas which sur.
round most of the buildings in which
the prisoners ar. quartcrrd. They
are rapidly becoming accustomed to
their surrounding, and seem cheerful
and contentcd. Ample provision has
been made for their comfort, thci:
fool i, plentiful and OF the best quail
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! for peace, but had no word TO say
against the gallant men who
had conquered his army. lie
declared that be had little
chance to win. ~ would not desire to
see my worst enemy play with the
cards held" ne said TO one of the
commissioners. Every one of my
generals was killed or wounded. | had
not single colonel left and was sur
rounded by powerful enemy We
have counted G7 ships off this port.
"And, besides" he concluded, weari-
ly waving his hands towards the city,
81 have secret troubles there
Speaking of the battle of June "a, in
which the rough rider" and part OF
Gen. YounS's command participated
Gen. Toral said that less than 1000
Spanish troc ps were engaged, his loss
being 2G5. lie would not say how
many Spaniards were killed at I'll
Caney and bcfore Santiago. "Heavyl
heavy!' he said, dejectedy.
In response to an inquiry, he said
that transportation would be required
for between $4,000 and $4,000 men,
there being that much Of force in
the captulated district He informed
the officers that Santiago harbor had
been again mined since Adm Cervera
left
WASHINGTON, July ls.-At 1905
o'clock Sunday night Adjt. Gen. Corbin
made public the following dispatch
from Gen. Shaftcr:
HEADQUARTERS U. s. ARMY,
SANTIAGO, July II.
To Adiutant General, U. S. A. Wash
ington:
NV ordnance officers report about
z. 600 rifles turned in Sunday and 6oo,'
900 cartridges, At the mouth of the
harbor there are quite a number OF
fine modern guns about six inch; also
two batteries Of mountain guns, to-
rether with saluting battery OF Is
I'D bronze guns, Disarming and
in will 60 on Monday. List
of prisoners not yet taken.
SKATER,
Major General Commading.
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Bread Riots In Spain.

LONDON, July 10 The Madrid cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
telegraphing Sunday, says: Riots
have broken out at Huelva, capital Of
the Province of Huelva, in Andalusia.
The inhabitants marched to the muni-
cipal buildings, shouting for cheap
bread. Rioters, to the number of g.
900, sacked many private houses. They
were finally dispersed by the military,
and energetic measures will be taken
to prevent renewal of the disturb
anceS Senior Emilio CASTELAR,. the re-
publican leader, who is now III South
.rn Spain, where he has gone to spend
the summer, is about to return to
Madrid. Gen. Polavieja is also ce-
turning from French watering place.
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tant General United States ARMY
have the honor TO announce that the
American flag has been this instant,
y o'clock noon, hoisted over the house
of the civil government in the city OF
Santiago. An immcnsc concourSc OF
people present. A squad of cavalry
and Il regiment of infantry presenting
arms and band playing national airs.
Light battery fired salute 81 guns.
Perfect order is being maintained by
municipal government. Distress IS
very great, tut little sickness in town.
Scarcely any yellow fever
\ small gunboat and about 600 sea-
men left bv Ccrvcra have surrendered
TO me. Distractions arc being remov-
cd from mouth of harbor. Upon com
ing into the city discovered a perfect
ENHANCEMENT Of dcfenscs. Iighting
as the Spaniards did the first day 1t
would have cost five thousand lives to
have taken it. Battalions OF Spanish
troops have been dcpositing arms
since daylight in armory, over which l
have guard. Gen. Toral formally sur
rendered the plaza and all stores at
. am. (Slgned)
w. Il. SnAFrEE, Major General.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July lS.-Amid
impressive ceremonies the Spanish
troops laid down their arms be-
tween the lines of the Spanish and
American forces at 0 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Gen. Shafter and the American di-
vision and brigad commanders and
their stats were escorted by troop OF
cavalry and Gen. Toral and his staff by
100 picked men.
Trumpcters on both sides saluted
with flourishcs
Gen. Shafter returned TO Gen. Toral
the lattcr's sword after IL had been
handed to the American commander
Our troops, lined up at the trenches
were eve witnesses of the ceremony.
Gen. Shafter- and his escort, accom-
panied by Gen. Toral, rode through
the city, taking formal possession.
The city had been sacked before they
arrived by the SpaniardS
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Secretary Algcr, after tho confer
cncc, said that the government was
entirely satisfied with the conditions
in and around santiago, and there was
no longer doubt Of the surrender Of
Toral and his army was final and
complete.
They have unconditionally accent
ed our terms" addcl the secretary,
"ani the next thing Is to provide ships
to send the prisoners back t. Spain.
We will advertise at once for ships to
be used as transports. The SpaniarIs
will retain their side arms. That is
always customary, and it is the only
concession made to ToraL"
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The authorities at Washington have
been urged to rsc haste in this matter.
1t has been suggested to use Spanish
transports for the work, fear being ex-
pressed that the use Of American YES
sells would result in rendering them
dangerous for use in moving American
troops on account of the exposure of
the Spaniards TO yellow fever.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Gen. Greclv.
chief signal officer, at 1902 a. m. re-
ceived the first word of the formal sur
render of Santiago to the American
forces. His advices came from the sig
nal officer at Santiago and said that
the Spanish troops left the trenches
and marched out Sunday morning. lay
ing down their arms. The Spanish
flag was hauled down.
The war department posted the fol-
loving bulletin at 5:l5 p. III. Sunday:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 1S.-Adju-
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ON THE WAY.
The Porto Rioan Expedition, Under Com
mand of Gen. Miles, Left siboney,
Cuba, Monday.

WASHINGTON, July l9-Gen. Miles,
leading the Porto Rican expedition,
left Siboney, Cuba, Monday on the
Yale with four batteries OF artillery
and a few seasoned troops Two bri'
gades now at Charleston embarked
Monday on transports to take them to
Porto Rico All the force at Tampa,
$4,000 strong, embracing artillery, will
be put aboard ship as rapidly as trans
ports can be gotten there and sent to
reinforce our other troops Gen.
Brooke will take the first and
second divisions OF his corps from
Chickamauga 10 Porto Rico Gen
Brooke left here Monday afternoon for
Chickamauga to get his troops started
II is expected that the whole cxpedi-
tion will be under way within the
next four days. 1t has been decided
TO retain Gen. Shafter's brigade at
Santiago for an indefinite period
WASHINGTON, July l9.-It is esti-
mated that Gen. Miles should arrive
by Wednesday night at the point
selected for the landing, and will
hoist the American flag at once over
Porto Eican soil. The point chosen
for his landing is kept secret, as the
General viii land before the full body
of the expedition is at hand and it is
consequently not desirable that the
enemy should bc able to assemble
superior force to meet him.
The purpose of secretary Algcr is tc
make the Porto Ricau campaign a short
one An overwhelming force viii be
thrown upon the island and it is pos
siblc that blood,cSs victory will be
achieved when the Spanish become con-
yinccd that they have no reasonable
chance to resist successfully. The cx-
petition is to comprise 80, 600 men at
the start, and il will lie swcllcd soon
to a., 900 men and il necessary TO 20, 600
men, the equipment OF the volunteer
forces having now progressed so well
as 90 warrant the statement that that
number of men can be ready for ser.
vice in Porto REQ within a very short
time.
The lst, Sd and 9th Ohio, now at
Tampa, are among the troops that will
be sent TO Porto Rico. The ID, 4th and
9th Ohio regiments, the lst and 81
Kentucky and the Tooth Indiana arc
among the troops at Chckamauga
which will also be sent to Porto Rico.
WAsmNGToN, July l9.-The Porto
Rico expedition is being rushed. 1t
was authoritatively stated Monday
night that already 5000 regular
troops are upon transports at Tampa,
and if they have not already sailed
they will dcbark within the next four
lavS.
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Across the plaza was drawn m tho
''n infantry, headed by the 9th cav.
airy band. In the street facing tho
palace stood 4 picked troop Of tho od
cavalry, with drawn sabers. undor
command of Capt. Brett Mas,cd ON
inc stone fiagging between the band
and the line OF horsemen were Tho br;.
Vaue commanders of Gen. Skaters di.
vision with their s,affs
On the red-tiled roof Of the palace
stood Capt McKittrick, Lieut. MiIev
and Lieut. Wheeler, immediately
above them, upon the flagstaff. the il.
Illuminated Spanish arms and the
legend, "Vive Alfonso MIL" All
about pressing against the veranda
rails, crowding to windows and doors
and lining the roofs, were the people of
the town, principally women and non.
comoatants. AS the chimes Of the old
cathedral rang out the hour Of ~ the
infantry and cavalry presented arms.
Every American uncovered, and Capt.
Mckittrick hoisted the stars and
stripes. AS the brilliant folis un.
furled in a gentle breez, against
hecklcss sky, the cavalry band broke
into the strains of The Star Spanrlcd
Banner, - making the American pulse
leap and the American heart thrill with
joy
At the same instant the sound Of the
distant booming Of Capt Capron's bat.
terry, firing salute of 81 guns, driftcd
in. When the music ceased from all
directions around our line came float
ing across the plaza the strains of the
rcgimental bands and the mufllcd.
hoarse cheers of our troops. The in
fantry came TO order arms" moment |
later, after the flag was up, and the |
band played Rally Round the Flag,
Boys" Instantly Gen. McKibbon
called for three cheers for Gen. Shat
ter which were given with great en-.
thusiasm, the band playing Sousa's
THE Stars and Stripes Forever" The
ceremony over, Gen. Shaftcr and his
staff returned to the American lines,
leaving the city in the possession of
the municipal authorities, subject to
-hc control of Gen. McKibbon.
Gen. Toral, the wh.tc.haircd COM
nander Of the Spanish forces, is utter
Y hcart-brol,en. He spoke bitterly of
the fate which compelled him to sue
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samnson,s Renort on the Mav.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Adm Samp-
sons report on the destruction Cer-
vera's squadron has not yet reached
the navy department, although it is
more than two weeks since that ia
nous naval fight occurred The re-
port is on its way, however, coming by
one of the auxiliary craft, and will be
in hand within the next few days.
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COUNCIL OF WAR.
proposed Invasion of Porto Rico and the
Dispatch OF Waison's Squadron to
Spain Considered.

WAsnrNGToN, July 1s-A council Of
war was begun at the white house al
1918 o'clock Saturday morning. There
were present Secrc taries Alger and
Long and the members OF the war
board. consisting Of Rr Adm. Sicard,
Capt. Crowninshield and Capt Mahan.
1t Is supposed that the proposed in
vasion Of Porto Rico and the dispatch
of Watson's squadron to the coast of
Spain were under consideration.
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NEW YORK, July l0.-Cuban exiles in
this country are already making prep
arations 10 leave FOR Santa Cuba.
over hundred expect to leave by a
tramp steamer which will sail from
this city this week. and Cuban who
lives here said Monday that there are
over 5, 900 ready TO dash into Cuba the
moment that Havana falls.
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A, American Home for Ceryera.

PORT TAMPA, Fla, July ia move.
ment was started here Monday to pre-.
sent Adm. Cervera home on Tampa
bay in recognition OF his humane and
chivalric treatment of Hotson and his
crew and a desire to save him from in
suit and possible death should he re-
turn TO Spain.
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BIDS WANTED.
Sealed Proposals for the Trans sportation of
spanish Prisoners to SPAIN Invited
by the War Department.

WAsHINGToN, July 1s.-Scalcd pro-
posals are invited for the .;ransporta-
tiol OF the Spanish prisoner, Of war
VINO surrendered to tn United States
forces from Santiago dc Cuba 10 Cadiz,
or such other port Of Spain as may
hereafter be designated. Their num-
Der IS estimated as 1000 commissioned
officers and $4,000 enlisted men. Cabin
accommodations are to be supplied for
the officers and third-class or steer
age accommodations having suitable
galley accommodations, conforming TO
the United States requirements as to
snace and ventilation for the enlisted
men. The United States government
Will deliver the prisoners on board at
Santiago Proposals to state the per
capita price for transporting officers
and for transporting enlisted men and
for their subsistence, ana delivering
them on shore at the Spanish port.
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Bryan's Regiment Leaves for Jacksonville.

OMAHA, Neb.. July l0.--Col. VIM. j.
Bryan and the Srd Nebraska volunteer
infantry started for Jacksonville
Monday afternoon at pm. The regi-
mcnt will go over three roads. The
colonel and his staff leave on the Bur-
lington and will reach Chicago Mon
iay night.
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Poor Digging. IN Copper River.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 10 Over 100
Copper river miners have arrived here
from Port ValdeS They found no goli
in quantity sufficient to pay .or work.
ing. Capt Erickson, Of the Protection.
reports Valdes crowded with men
wanting TO return.
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w,grve1oy. July lS-The follow
... messages were sent Saturday by
y.., er, Mckinley and Secretary l..
ger:
r Gen. Shaftcr, commanding front
rar Santiago Playa:
the r-c>.dcn, Of the United States
8 y-., % you and your brave army the
,..'ouri thanks Of the American peo-
,shr the brilliant achievements at
4 s-sac5. resulting in the surrender
n O. he c.ty and all of the Spanish
-,.r, and territory under Gen. ToraL
Yc- splendid command has en-
s.-i DO. only the hardships and
7 ,aa fees incident 10 campaign and
4 ne.e tu, IN stress OF heat and
d a'aer ha, triumphcd over OBJ
4 mces which wouli have over
Il rue mon less brave and determined.
4 0-s and al have displayed the most
\ w'pcou, cauan,ry and earned the
4 ra.'adc of the nation. The hearts
O. me people turn with tender sympa-
"rio tire sick and wounded. May the
h'acrof Nercics protect and comfort.
>rned William MCKINLEY.
! 70 Nai Cen S1Aitcr. Front, near
santiago Playa:
lean not express in words mv graft
r'e O. Won and your heroic men.
l-- uors has been well done. God
De-, gou ALL (Sirned
r. A. ALGER
Secretary of war.
trw YORK. Ju'v 1S-A sDcciol dis.
r.h from S5ntiaro publi,bcd here
Saturday, afternoon civcs the follow
1.ss the terms OF surrender Of the
.,sr.>s force. nndor Con To~,l.
T.eel ooo r.f,,oo. o., Cano,.and (;
% ~ O"''.' az" 81
tr An American inf,ntr, na,roI i
n.cros,ci in the road, ,rrror,dinr
teG,v Our bo,ni,,I cor,s / - r;ro
u:-uaon TO any pos>jble sick and |
pmr5,5 ,,,o,,. ua c.s,1E |
nucrs in SANTIAGO An tho |
Spanish ,roors in tho rror;rco
Ucr, cen Iuoues 10 ooo ., ro,,,r;n
..e 70 come to the CITY 70 surrender
l.c guns and dcfensesoof Tho cit,. ara
Do tc turned over to the Americans in
'oi condition. The Americans are 70
lave 'l.. use of the Jnrarua r,il,v,v
'aca belong, 20 the S,anisb coyorn
cent Al Spaniards are TO he convey.
home by American TRANSPORTS with
.e 'ea'l possible delay, and they arc
''u'''ed 70 take portable church
'''I'F win them.
'1' Spanish are TO surrender their
.l>
'A'hNGToY, July lS.-Thc war dc.
''n OF has posted the following:
'iAlA DEL ESTE. near SANTIAGO.
! .>-Ihc following letter las inst
tarcciyc3:
'aaoago de Cuba, July 1G.-To His
"e.encr, Commander.jn.CbjcfAmor-
40 Force Excellent Sir:-l am now
ho'il'd by my government to capit.
d" ! have the honor to so an.
's'a'e hour and place where my
.'''cn'a'iy shall appear to co m
re with those Of your excellency to 1
'' Of what has been agreed upon to c
' 'a'e 10 cue time. wish TO mani i
nay desire to know the resolutions @
he C1ited States government re.
.""S The return Of the army, so as y
~" On tie capitulationS. Also the Il
''eour'esy Of your great craces and I
~. 'oT the great generosity and in s
"a 70 return to the Peninsula with r
''nors the American army do Q
- u, L. lae honor to acknowledge as
',D''y descended.
'Snedl JosE ToRAI, General, j,
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zo,a and Perreux.. sentence.

PARIS, July l9--Mm. Zola and Per-
reux were Monday each sentenced to a
years imprisonment, to 5000 franco
tne and b paw the costs OF the fnit
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No yellow Fever In the United States

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Surgen Cen
cneral Wyman, of the Marine hospitai
service, says there IS not a single case
of yellow fever in this country so far
as he knows, and no preparations are
making to receive yellow fever pa
tients. It is his understanding that
Secretary Alger soon will order the
two companies of soldiers now at Tor
tugas, off the Florida coast, TO some
other point, and this place then will
revert TO the Marine hospital service,
in whose custody it was before the
war broke out
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Old Glory Floats From the
Palace of the Governor.
The City and Eastern Portion of the
Province Surrendered.
cransf Troops Stack Their Arms Between the
Opposing Lines


n,rho of -Numbc, OF pro,ors
dcrcd About s5oOO-They VIII BE Transported TO Spain
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Watson win Sail the End OF the Week.

WASHINGTON, July 10 Orders have
been given to complete al prepara-
tions so that Watsons squadron may
sail for Spain by the end Of this week.