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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-24

Zam0rd0Wana.
Dzisiaj rano oko}o godz. POI do
drugiej, zamordowana zostaIa pred
szynkiem Richarda Rindsbergera pm.
1113 N. Clark str. 81 letnia Tillie
Wolf. Szynk ten odwiedzaja ludzie
szukajacy nocnych awautur. Tlllie
Wolf, zam. pm. Ill N. Clark str. i
niejaka Rose Bernhardt, zam. pm.
ia N. Clark str, jak slyohat, po.
kl6oily sic W owym lokalu o "profe-
sora" Fritzs Lemberga, fortepiani-
ste, potem razem MIN wyszly pa
ulice. Tam rozpoozeia sic na dobre
b6jka Rose Bernhardt Lember.
giem parasolami tax ob;li nieszcze.
Silva Tillie, ae ia, skaleczons W
skroh, ducha wyzionela, MIN lekarz
nadszed} Lemberg Rose Bernhardt
zostali aresztowani. Szczeg6lna RE.
cza Jest, ze Tillie Wolf smierc swa
przecauwala. Towarzyszce, kt6ra
mieszkasa, powiedsiala wczoraj, ze
snilo jej sic, IL umrze, i daia jej ma
wypsdek swej smierci gwaltownej
adres swej matki: 24l7, so place.
Oflars uprzejmosci.
10 letnia Krystyna Blecke, zam.
pm. 81 E. 25 str, wcsoraj przecha.
dzala sic mad brzegiem jsziora ma 25
ulicy, gdy wiatr zerwaa jei glowy
kapelusz rzuc:i do wody. Krystyna
T4aczao biegata bezradna po wybrze,
zu. Niedaleko bawilo ia kilku chic.
pc6w, a miedzy mimi l3 letni Frank
Petra, uwAaany przez chtopo5w "a.
wsze "a przywddzce, gdys odznaczas
sic wielka odwaga i zwinnoscia, Ten
dowiedziswszy sic, co sic stato, zrzu.
cil surdut rzuci. sic W wode. Udaio
mu sic pochwyoi6 kapelusz i jus
ckc al wracat, dobrym widocznie
byl psywakiem, giy nagls porwany
widocznie kurczem, zaczai tonae W
oczach wielu ludz, ktorzy tymczasem
zgromadzili sic ua brzegu. Mkt ME
pospiessyl pomoca ohsopcu niesz.
czesliwy utcn.l, dopiero W pare
godzin ptz1iej wysowiono jego zwio.
XII i zawieziono do domu rodzicow
chlopca pm. loS w. Is str.
ZwIokl samOb6jcy.
w pewnym pustym domu ma rogu
Sheridan Drive PREY jeziorze, znsle.
ziono wczoraj zwloki samob5jcy po'
wieszonego, a papier6w, kt6re PREY
MIN znaleziono. wncsz,, ze byi to
Herman Prosch, zam. pm. 7o9 Corne.
liza str. Zwloki zlozono W kostnicy
Potha.
Tajemniczy ,dr. Livingstone.
Dnia ID Lipca znikli domu 70.
dzicieIskiego l6 letni Harrison ].
Bartlett i r6wiesnik przyjaciel jego
Gerold Harold. Wczoraj ten ostatni
powr6cil, uwiadomii rodzicow Bart.
letta polioya, ze przyjaciel jego
prawdopodobnie zostas zamordowa.
ny.
Rodzice Bartletta mieszkaja pm.
$3.50 Dearborn str. Chlopiec pra.
gnsi konieczuie znalezd jake zatru.
dnienie platne, cho6 oJciec jego u.
ozyl sobie, by Harrison ksztalcil sic
W muzyce, do kt6rej znaozny miai
talent. Dnla IL Llpcs cnioplec wy.
jechal do srodmiescia, by znalez6
zatrudnienie. W wagonie kolei uli.
cznej vidal sic W rozmowe pewnym
elegancko ubranym mezczyzna, kt6.
ry W kohou zapytal sic, cay chaopiec
ME przyjasby zatrudnienia. Powie'
dzial mu, ze jest lekarzem, ze da mu
ma pocaatek $40 miesiecznie opr6cz
wiktu mieszkania ae potrzebuje
jeszcze drugiego chlopca do poslugi.
Uradowany Harrison Bartlett przy-
stal ma wszystko, polecii swego
przyjaoiela Gerolda Harolda, j obaj
stswili sic ma ayozenie nieznsjomego
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
wATcHINe THE cARLlsTs.


SpAnl.h Forces Prepared to Suppress ~
r. Uprlsing.
LONDON, July YS.-A special dispatch
to The Duly Mail from BlsrritS,
France, Gays:
The Basque provinces. Navarro and
the mountain districts Of Aragon and
Catalonia, the reported strongholds of
Carlism. are now on war footing, and
. military occupation Of all that coun.
try is nearly complete. More troops,
including artillery, are being sent to
complete measures for meeting the
Carlist rising, II attempted. The whole
Spanish army is being strengthened BY
two companies for each battalion. The
government believes that the Carlists
boast Of moro strength than they really
possess. and will attempt nothing yet.
Still the situation is that tho Carlists
are making ready to profit by the first
signs Of popular effervesoenoe in an
effort to foment revolution. The gov.
srnment is now prepared to check them
Immediately.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
WILL PROBABLY PROTEST
Spain Objects to Our Attack
Upon Porto Rico.
HAD BEGUN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Claim Americs I.e1erred Its Answer 60
- to Gain y Fo0thold in
tho Island.

LONDON, July 2s.-The Madrid cor
respondent of The Daily Mail says:
Spain will probably protest against
an attack upon Porto Rico after the
Washington correspondent had Off.
cially received SPANS overtures for
peace. Should circular note on this
subject be sent to the powers it will
contain the exact dates Of the Spanish
communication making it clear that
the United States deferred its answer
in order to be able to date this after
the American forces had gained q foot
ing in Porto Rico.
Senior Sagasta said: 1--WE resolved
on peace many days ago and made
known our resolutions to the United
States government. I regard as null
and void and 40 destitute of good faith
every thing that the Americans have
done since and I am ready to protest
against it formally"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS Lumherman: w

Minneapolis Lumherman: Work
ON the Mississippi river above Min
neapolis il progressing nicely. The
water In the river is falling little,
hut it IL still at a good stage for
driving purposes. The crew work
ing on the rear of old logs has got
it uUwn as far as AnOka this week.
The first drive of the season OF the
Northern Boom company ia
now over the Brainerd dam, and
this company will soon begin an
other drive. r. II. Chute, secretary
of the boom company. went up to
Brainerd this week to look after Op.
eratiOns in that vicinity.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
pairing warships. A large factory for
gums is situated here. E..,

pairing warships. A large factory for
guns is situated here. E.,
Much of the glory Of Cadiz has de-
parted, but it must still be ranked as
one Of the finest cities in Spain. 1t is
surrounded by wall that is nearly sew
en- miles in length and stands on the
tip Of a tongue of land extending five
miles into the sea from the Isla de Leon.
This strip Of land, with the mainland,
forms two bays. The outer bay is more
than 30 miles in circumference-a
splendid landlocked harbor.
There are two forts, San Sebastian
and Santa Catalina, on the extremity of
the peninsula, between the city and the
Atlantic, and Fort Montague and Pan
tales Castle on either side of the en-
trance to the lower bay. At about the
center Of the isthmus strong intrench-
ment extends at length to prevent hos
tile landing back of the city.
The bastions and ramparts around the
city itself are strong and up to date.
There are four 10 inch disappearing
guns at Cadiz, besides the necessary
number Of smaller guns and good NOR
tar batteries.
Our vessels would venture no nearer
than about two miles offshore, where
lies threatening chain Of sunken rocks.
Yet even at distance Of seven miles
our fast cruisers could use their great
guns with some effect. At two miles
our gunners would have clean view
Of the arsenal and drydocks, and would
have no difficulty in depriving the dons
Of their strongest naval station.
Along the Mediterranean lie Spain's
richest seacoast cities. Since our great
and good friend John Bull holds the
only match which can explode the great
volcano Of Gibraltar we could scrape
past this with impunity, avoiding Ia
rita, small Spanish isle east of the
great rock and probably the best forti-
fed post belonging to the enemy. From
Gibraltar east along the Mediterranean
the shore line forms an elevated rampant
extending 20 miles to Malaga. At the
extremities have been erected strong de-
fensive works, and between these are
scattered Spanish guard and watch
houses. Malaga lies on level plain,
close to the sea, and can be readily
shelled. Proceeding on toward Barcelo-
ma, we would pass seven good sized
ports.
Cartagena, foremost Of these and an
important seat of commerce, could be
by an open roadstead,
whence we could shell the factory for
making the famous Hontoria guns of
the Spanish navy and numerous ware
houses for storing arms and ammuni-
ton. Spain would thus lose its princi-
pal base Of army supplies. The defenses
to he overcome consist Of s and 10 inch
guns, mounted at the end Of a mole ex-
tending a milo from the shore. Behind
these, in the city, are numerous guns
of smaller caliher
Farther to the east we would find
Barcelona, one Of the principal manu-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
BUILD ANOTHER DAM.
Minneapolis Men Will Build
Another Dam Above
that City.

From the Minneapolis Times:
Last Thursday Thomas Lowry,
c. G. Goodrich of the Twin City
Rapid Transit company, Richard H.
Chute of the Mississippi & Rum River
Boom company, E. 4. Abbot and
Engineer William Delaharre went to
Anoka, where they took steamer
down the river with the object OF
locating the site Of the proposed
dam near Coon creek. While the ex-
act site OF the dam vas not fixed, it
was settled that it would be located
about mile and a half below Coon
creek, about eight miles from Bridge
square and four miles from the city
limits. Surveys are being made In
the vicinity, and 1t IL thought that
the work will begun within a year.
When this project was first formed
there seemed to be a possibility that
the dam which now supplies the
power for the street railway might
not be completed, and it WAS in
tended to use the Coon creek dam in
case the other could not be built.
As that did not happen, there was
no Immediate demand for the Coon
creek dom and consequently the
scheme has not been hurried, but IA
it has beeh found that there was
power to ne had at the latter loca-
tion, the promoters Of the plan have
since kept it in view. and when the
dam IL built the power will be AVAIL
able for many purposes.
This dam will have wonderful
effect in building up the North Side.
The intention fs to sell the power OBJ
tanned to any one who wants to use
it. There can he no doubt that the
placing on the market of cheap
power which can be utilized for any
kind o. manufacturing will result
In attracting larger manufacturing
intert sits to that point. 1t ia
possible that the street rail-
way may employ the power,
but at present the old dam ia
sufficient for the needs of the service.
The Coon creek dam is of equal mag
nitude with that at the Tent venue
bridge.
This firm may possibly have the
eff ct also of Fastening the building
Of an electric railway between Min
neapolis and An0ka. This project
has been suffered tn languish for
some time, but has not been dropped,
and apparently those who have the
plan In mind are only waiting for
some. such opportunity to secure
power ut reasonable prices. The
completion of this railway would
be of incalculable benefit to this city
as well as AnOka.
1t is probable that the manufac.
turing interests located at Columbia
Heights would he quick to take ad-
vantage Of the opportunity offered
also, and the enlargement Of the
plants at that place would follow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Western Farm Horses.

l.. Eroux has just brought a car
load OF horses from Montana, and
they are being sold by Noah Moran
and u. Rocheleau. They will have
the horses in Little Falls on Market
day, July 80, at the city pound, near
the city hotel. Buyers can get bar
gains. The horses are young and
in good condition. Any horses not
sold on that day will be found there
alter ut Noah MOran's farm in Belle
Prairie.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Whistles Blow, Bells Ring and
Pandemonium Is Turned
Loose Generally.
OTHER ISLANDS REJOICE
Preparations Made in All the
Towns to Celebrate Old
Glory's Raising.
Minister SeWall Recommended
by the Leading Men for
Governor.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ~. The steam
ship Mariposa has arrived from Aus
tralia and Honolulu, bringing the fol
lowing correspondence to the Asso
ciated Press:
Honolulu, July 20.-The steamship
Coptic arrived from San Francisco or
tie evening Of the 18th with the news
that the United States senate had rati'
fed the Newlands resolution making
the islands a part of the United States.
Long before the vessel reached port il
was known she brought news Of an.
nexation. the news being signalled tc
the Mohican.. Whistles were blown,
BELLS were runR and pandemonium le,
loose. Fireworks were sent up and
100 guns fired from the roof of the
executi tive building. At the same time
the principal street to the wharf play.
ing American patriotic tunes. Presi'
dent Dole was at Beach Home when
the steamer was sighted. He hurried
into town and reached the wharf al
tho steamer tied mp.
Captain Sealby of the Ooptic was
presented with a silver cup by the citi.
zens of Honolulu for bearing the news.
The leading men Of Honolulu met
during the day and recommended Har.
old NJ. Sewall, United States minister
to Hawaii, for governor Of the islands.
1t had been generally thought that
President Dole would be their choice.
Returning steamers from the other
islands oil report vooiferous reoep'
ton Of the annexation news and scenes
similar to the one that occurred in
Honolulu. Preparations were at once
made in all the towns to officially eel.
ebrate the raising of the Stars and
Stripes by Admiral Miller in this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
DON CARLOS FOR WAR,

Threatens to Make Pssce Ovsrtures .
Prstext for Action.
LONDON, July 26.-The Paris corre.
spondent of The Daily Mail reports an
interview with one Of the chief sup.
porters of Don Carlos, whom he found
"brimming over with confidence" He
said Don Carlos would issue pro.
munciamento the moment Spain was
committed to q demand for peace. "All
the north of Spain is eager and ready, "
he said. 1--WE lack neither men nor
arms. Don Carlos will be proclaimed
in Catalonia and the Basque provinces
without the necessity for striking q
blow. Then will come the time for
wnr.r
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
HER PORTS MUST FALL.
Why Watson Can Sweep the
Spanish Coast.
DEFENsEs GRIM, BUT ANT1QUATED
Heavy Guns Of tho Squadron VIII Batter
the Imposing Old Fortiacstions Into
Ruins-Other damage That Can He Done.
A Fine Lot Of Commanders. 81

In sending to Spain an invading
squadron the government is going to &C.
complish several things. What most of
them are is pretty generally understood,
but there is one which has received but
little attention, although it may prove
the most important in regard to the
broad effect which it will undoubtedly
have upon the continuance Of the war
When Commodore Watson has reduced
to crumbling ruins some two or three Of
Spain g ancient Notifications which the
ignorant dons now fancy impregnable,
the Spanish people will have q much
clearer idea of the might which Uncle
Sam can put into his striking arm.
When this idea is firmly fixed, the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
ADMIRAL MILLER SAILS.

Cruissr Philadelphia Starts m fts Impor-
tant Mission to Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ~. - The
United States cruiser Philadelphia has
sailed for Honolulu. The Philadelphia
will make all speed to that place. Ad.
rniral Miller. it is believed, carried no
special instructions with him. but will
remain at Honolulu until ordered else
where.
He will nos raise the flag Of the
United States over the island until
after the arrival of the Hawaiian com.
missioners, who leave this city for the
islands early in August.
It was officially given out at army
headquarters during the day that the
First regiment Of New York volunteers
will sail for Honolulu next Wednesday.
The battalion of engineers will also go.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
MAY BE EXPECTED.

Spanish Denials viii He Promulgated
for Home Consumption.
LONDON, July 28.-The unequivooal
denials from Madrid recently, when
INQUIRIES were made on the subject OF
reported peace negotiations were seem.
ingly given out in tho Spanish capital
prior to Spain's formal application al
Washington for peace. Many similar
communications, intended for home
consumption may be expected during
the negotiations, but the only purpose
of sach denials is to allay Castillian
susceptibilities, and they will not at.
foot the real point at issue.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Omoers Designated By 1rerr,sm.

Omoers Designated by Merriam.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-General
Merriam has issued an order designat.
ing the officers and troops to 60 on to
Manila on the transport St. Paul, to
sail on Friday morning. Lieutenant
Colonel Lee Slower Of the First South
Dakota will be in command of the
troops. which will include the First
battalion of the First South Dakota, Is
officers and 800 men; recruits for the
Thirteenth Minnesota, Major A. M.
Diggles commanding, 6 officers and $40
men; recruits for the First Colorado,
Captain Frank Carroll commanding,
officer and l56 men.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Trade { Conditions.

There ia but little change IN the
trade conditions this week from that
of last week. trade on the whole be-
ing remarkably good for this season
Of the year.
Farmers all over the county are
now busy with harvesting. and
everything points to n big yield Of
all products. Some have estima ted
that the wheat WELD Of the county
will not be below an average Of 70
bushels per acre. There will also be
an immense crop of putatOes. and
cora ia we'll advanced and unless
frost Overtakes 1t in the next few
weeks. it will turn out a large yield,
Rye and oats are nearly all har-
vested and with Il continuance Oi
the present weather the harvesting
Of all grains will be about completed
by the latter part of next week.
The local price Of wheat ia the
same us 1t was this time last week
but a further reduction Of 80 cents
per barrel in -four has taken place.
The following Is the corrected
price list:
wheat-No. ! hard. nc: No I. Northern 7ec;
o. 2, 75c: No g. 74c
Flour, patent process per Dbl. $500.
Straight grade, per Dbl. $3.50.
Bakere' per Dbl $3.50
Ground feed, 90 per ton.
Bran-S12
6horts-S4.
rarlev-35c.
Oats-35c q 40c
COrn-?5 a 40 per bushel
Dairy buffers q 15c.
Eggs-10c. a II
Fat cattle-3 @4Zc.
Cows-2Ic. a Sc
Stockers and feeders-2 q SIC.
Veal dres sed-5% q &c.
Hogs live-&3.O 90 to $3.50 Der cwt
Fresh pOrk-$450 per cwt.
Mutton dressed to &c.
Cut meats Z to 15c.
Chickens, 6 q 7c.
Lard, &c.
Potatoes (new)-25@ soc per bushel
Beans Shopper bushel.
Apples-$A.O0 @ $3.50 per Dbl
Peas-75c per hushel.
Lemons-15c q zoe per dozen.
OrangeS-l5 ~ 40c per doz.
formulated sugar-15 tbs. tor 81.
Kerosene, l3c per gallon.
Hay-S5.oG
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29

GENERAL VIEW OF CADIZ.
Spanish cabinet which is moved tc
pake propositions Of peace will be able
to do 50 without the danger of bringing
On riot.
Very imposing and fierce look those
old Notifications which in times past
served to guard the ports Of Spain, but
they are the same kind Of morros which
Sampson and Schley pounded to pieces
at San Juan and Santiago. That work,
however, is today unknown to the Span
ish people. The stories of those bonn.
bardments were twisted by the Spanish
press until they were made to appear as
glorious victories.
When Commodore Watson's squadron
gets through with its target practice of
Cadiz, Cartagena aud Barcelona, the
stay at home Spaniards will have a very
different idea Of what the American
gunner can do when he is turned loose.
Covering in her own front door, Spain
will learn from an object lesson what
she has so long refused to believe, and
then she will want to quit fighting. ty
It is said that Commodore Watson'l
first move will be to take the Canaries
and then establish either there or al
Ceuta, Spain's African penal colony, q
naval bare of operations. Then he will
commence operations against the Span.
ish coast, provided Camara does moi
furnish diversion.
Spain's peninsular coast line is bold
and precipitous, but the principal sea-
ports can almost all be shelled from the
open sea, and therefore cannot be de-
Tended by torpedoes, valuable only in
shallow bays and harbors. The coast
defenses are mostly ancient and many
Of their guns Of an obsolete class, such
as were used in our civil war. Some
modern guns, however, have lately been
erected in commanding positions, which
improvements are now going on. i
The map shows three coasts, one to
the northward, bordering on the Allan
tic ocean, 430 miles long; one to the
southwark, with a seaboard on the At
lantio 1870 miles long, and the third to
tho eastward, OH the Mediterranean, no
miles long, total stretch Of shore Of
1880 miles. The southeast and east
coasts are singularly destitute Of natural
harbors. Artificial harbors, however,
have been constructed at Malaga, Al.
meria, Cartagena, Alicante, Valencia,
Tarragona and Barcelona. Z
On paper all these ports are strongly
fortified, and most Of them the Span.
iards believe to be impregnable. But
the Spanish sometimes build their forts
as Weyler won his victories.
There are three great naval stations
in Spain-Ferrol on tho north coast,
above Portugal; Cadiz, below Portugal,
and Oartagena, in the Mediterranean.
Ferrol is the strongest and may be call
ed the citadel of Spain. The town is in
visible from the sea. and it's surround
ing hills are strongly fortified with the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
FULLERTON HAS SAID 1T.
1dlnuesotA Game Law Violators Are {
BE Caught. Dead or Alive.

Minnesota Game Inv Violators Are ia
BE Caught. Dead or Alive.
ST.. PAUL, July 28-State Game
Warden Fullerton has decided to adopt
unusually drastic measures with the
men who shoot prairie chickens out OF
season, and hereafter the men will not
only have their guns taken away, but
their dogs will be shot. Il have or.
dered my wardens to bring them in,
dead or alive" said the warden. eur.
shermore the dogs will be shot, il they
are tho last of the best breed on earth.
This idea of having these rascals "a
ont chicken shooting during tho close
season has become too general. and
will be stopped if somebody has to be
shot to do it. Tho season opens Sept.
4, and there is no game going to be
Killed before"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Buckiea,s Arnlca SalVo

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores. ulcerr, salt
rheum. fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptiOns. and positively cures piles.
Or no pay requlred.s 1t ia guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price q cents per box
For sale nv L. D. BROWN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29

MADRID. July 28.-The news that
the government is suing for peace has
caused neither surprise nor sensation
here. The attitude OF q majority of
the newspapers shows that the country
will welcome peace If it can avoid the
payment Of an indemnity and the loss
of the Philippines where, it is now
taken Tor granted, tho United States
will retain ooaling station only.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-29
Alfon,o H.. the ,1.,.,...

MADRID, July 2S.-Inquiries made at
the palace here confirm the report that
the king Is suffering from tho measles.
The attack is running it's usual course.
Cass Coanty Hit Agaia.
FARGO, N. D., July &-Another
hailstorm struck the south central part
of this county and damaged several
thousand acres Of wheat in Warren
and adjoining townships. Leech
brothers were the heaviest losers.