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FOR SALE

BEFORE SATURDAY, JULY 23rd,
household furniture, chairs, large
round dining table, study table, plants,
etc Inquire at residence of
REV. d. p. BRINE,
Cor Victoria ST. and Thurston Ave.
1876
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NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NO. Z of TEN PER
Cent on stock in the Oahu Sugar Co,
Ltd, is payable this day at the office
of II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
j. F. HACKFELD,
Treasurer Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, July goth, 1898. 1876
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS
ART AND SCIENCE.

At the Worlds Columbian EAPoSL
ton art and science was thorousnI'
exemplified. The greatest Achles
gents OF modern times were on e 4nl
8ition Among the many beauttfuI
disnIavs none attracted more atten-
rion tban that made by the Singer
SEWING Machine Company. 1t woD the
enthusiastic praises OF all. -. berger
sen. Agent. Bethel street.
The City Carriage Company possess
only first-cIass hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers.
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone 113.
JOHN s. ANDRADE.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Thompson, Hama
maulu.
Stmr Mikahala, Thompson, leeward
Kauai ports.
Stmr. Claudine, Cameron, Maui ports.
Stmr Mokolii, Bennett, MOlOkai.
Stmr w. G.. Hall. Haglund, KOna
and Kau.
Stmr Iva, Townsend, Kalalau.
Schr Luka, Hawaii.
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DEPART.
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Stmr. Kinau, Clarke, 80 hrs. from
Eilo.
SloCp Kaiulani, hrs from Waiau.
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LOST.

GOLD QUARTZ GRAND ARMY
Badge, on Liliha street, on Saturday,
July 16. A suitable reward viii be
paid if returned to
G.. DIETZ, Matchmaker,
Az Nuuanu Street, next to Central
Meat Market. 1875
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

HTLO-Arrived July 10, bark Rod
erick Dhu, u days from San Francisco.
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STYLISH DREssMAKER.

FROM THE COAST WISHES EN-
gagement to go out by the day Ad-
dress X. L., Advertiser Office, or call
at 112 PunchbOwl. 1870
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You are all welcome to make your
headquarters at the Commercial Sa-
loon, Beretania and Nuuanu streets.
Strictly pure liquors and celebrated
Wieland Beer.
PADDY RYAN,
ManaPPr.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CAN
BE HAD AT
1869 523 BERETANIA STREET.
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Prices are the cheapest in the Market.
For further particulars apply to
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NEW HAMPSHIRE TORNADO
Loss of Life and Damage to Property at
Hampton Beach.

Loas of Lifo and damage to Property Mt
Hampton beach.
HAMPTON, N. H., July GA tornado
struck section of Hampton beach at
1916 o'clock, causing immense damage
to beach property and great loss Of
life. Cottages were blown fiat, horses
were picked up bodily and dashed
against buildings, vehicles carried
many feet. barns unroofod. largo trees
snapped off at thoir roots while others
were torn up bodily. Tho tornado
touched tho beach at q place about
half mile north of Witler's hotel and
cut swath 100 yards wide in west
crly direction, moving in rotary
shape until it passed. out to sea.
Twenty cottages wero torn down and
several small hotels completely dc.
molished.
Tho greatest loss of live and injury
came with the demolition Of the old
skating rink near Levitts, u single
story structure, 50OxlOO. Hero from
IS to 1876 persons were seriously in.
jured, an unknown number slightly
wounded, and sevon persons are al.
ready dead. A yacht ownod by Cap
tain Frank Mudd of this place was
sailing of tho beach and was in the
path of tho storm. In it were nino per.
sons, and of these fir, were drowned.
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PROGRAMME ARRANGED.

Germany, Iussla and Frasoe Vast Q
Slice "s the Philippines.
BERLIN. July 4.-On the best author.
ity tho correspondent here Of the A..
sociated Press is informed that Ger.
many, Franco and Russia have reached
an understanding relative to the Phil.
ippino Islands. 1t is. said these three
powers do not intend to actively inter.
foro until hostilities cease, after which
thoy will combine to prevent the
United States or Great Britain gaining
possession Of the whole of the Philip.
pine islands. When the war IL over
Oh international congress will be pro-
posed. similar to tho Berlin congress Of
1873. to settle all questions connected
with the war. All tho great powers
will be invited to join, including the
United States and Spain. 1t appears
certain that Germany will then de-
mand slice Of tho Philippine islands
or other compensation in tho far East.
The correspondent OF tho Associated
Press has received corroboration OF the
above facts from authentic sources.
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TROOPS At MANILA.
CIV OF PEKlNG, AUSTRALIA AND
CITY or SYDNEY ARRIVE.

Reached Cavit~ June so asd Bsgaa De-
loading tho Following Dsy-ssissA
spanish Islaads-Ths Ladrs.es Taken
En- Route and . Force Left 10 HslA
Them-Governor aud Othsr OAoials
Captured and brought to CavIts.
Homo KoNo. July 4.-The United
States dispatch boat Zafiro. which left
Cavite, Manila harbor. on July l. has
arrived here. Sho reports that Amer.
ican troops in tho transports City Of
Sydney. City Of Pekins and Australia,
conveyed by the Charleston. arrived at
Cavite on June 80, having taken ths
Ladrone islands OH the way aud hav.
ing loft mon there.
Tho Spanish governor and other
officials captured wero brought to
Cavite.
Tho United States troops commenced
to disembark at Cavite on July l.
WASHINGTON. July Ga cablegram
from Admiral Dewey was received at
the navy department shortly after
o'clock u. M, announcing the safe ar.
rival OF tho first feet of transports.
Tho message is in the navy cipher and
has not yet been completely translated
but 1t is stated by the cipher officer that
it Is confirmatory of the Associated
Prcss dispatch announcing that the
Ladrono islands had been occupied by
American troops from the transports.
Admiral Dewey also states that the
gunboat Leyto, which ran up river on
May I, tho day Of the battle. has come
ont and surrendered. having ON board
GO army and navy officers and " mon.
Tho Leyto has battery of one 8l1.inch
Hontoria gun and several O.7.inch
rapid fro guns. Tho dispatch does not
give tho date Of the surrender of the
vessel. Tho admiral says that the sit.
uation at Manila is satisfactory, that
tho troops are debarking and that the
| health of tho mon is excellent
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tho face of overwhelming odds, with
nothing before him but inevitable dc.
struction or surrender il he remained
any longer in tho trap in which tho
American feet held him, ho made q
bold dash from the harbor at tho time
the Americans least expected him to
do 80, and. fighting every inch of his
way, even when his ship was ablazo
and sinking, he tried to escape tho
doom which was written on the muz.
zle Of every American gun trained
upon his vessels.
Tho Americans saw him tho moment
he loft the harbor and commenced
their work of destruction Immediately.
For two hours they followed the flying
Spaniards to tho westward along tho
shore line, sending shot after shot into
their blazing hulls, tearing great holes
in their steel sides and covering their
decks with the blood of the killed aud
wounded.
Driven on the Rocks.
At no time did the Spaniards show
any indication that they intended to do
otherwise than fight to the last. They
showed no signals of surrender, even
when their ships commenced to sink,
and the great clouds Of smoke pouring
from their sides showed they were on
fire. But they turned their heads toward
the shore, less than a mile away, and
ran them on tho beach and rocks,
where their destruction was soon com.
pleted. Tho officers and men on board
then escaped to the shore as we'll as
they could, with tho assistance of boats
sent from the American men.of.war,
and then threw themselves upon the
mercy of their captors, who not only
extended to them tho gracious hand Of
American chivalry, but ssnt them q
guard to protect them from tho MUIR
derous bands Of Cuban soldiers hiding
ia the bush on tho hillside, eager to
rush down and attack the unarmed,
defeated but valorous foe.
Merciiess Hurricane OF Shot and Shell.
All of the American battleships
opened fire as soon as the Spanish YES.
sals were in range and the latter wore
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and our troops have suffered severely,
but the enemy's works are in their
hands and they DO not count the cost.
FL Cancy is also ours. The general
advance. which began ut = p. m., has
been successful all along the line.
After driving the enemy out o: FL
Canoy tho troops ,n..k possession OF the
village and destroyed the Spanish fort
by which it had been defended. Tho
The Spaniards fled into tho City OF
Santiago. whore thoy now are.
Our losses are heavy. An officer from
the field estimates our killed and
wounded at over 1000 mon. Shells,
supposedly from the Spanish fleet. did
heavy execution among our troops.
A bursting Spanish shell almost an.
nihilatod an ontiro company OF our
troops.
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FIRST DAY OF THE FIGHT.

Our Troops Made Steady Progress Against
Tsrr bio Odds.
NEW YORK, July IA copyrighted
dispatch to The Evening World, dated
"1n tho Field, Two Miles from Santi.
ago, July 1, and cabled from Playa del
Este. says:
San Juan heights have fallen and
tho way is now opened for an advance
on MORO castle. 1t was a glorious vic
tory, but very dearly purchased.
Tho place was the strongest Spanish
outpost, we'll fortified and valiaatly dc.
Tended. The position was an excellent
one. San Juan hill is steep and an ar.
tillery battery was located on it. 1t
was also occupied by barracks and
other buildings
But the American troops stormed tho
heights and Spanish valor had to yield
to the bull dog tenacity and courage OF
tho Anglo Saxon.
As write our troops are swarminR
up tho hill and covering it like ants.
The Spaniards are demoralized. Tho
fighting has been Of the hardest kind,
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ASSISTANCE FOR sHAFreR.

infOrceMcnt to llc HURRIED to SAINT Iago
Immediately.
WASHINGTON. July 6. Reinforce.
mcnts arc to DO hurried to General
Shafter as rapidly ~ steamships can
carry them. Notwithstanding the fact
that additional troops are now not so
badly needed rs was indicated by tho
developments Of Friday aud Saturday.
During tho afternoon Secretary Alger
aud Adjutant General Corbin had n
conference with tho president at the
White House regarding tho sending
out Of reinforcements to Shaftcr. aud
it was decided to tako no chances, but
to send troops at onco.
The auxiliary cruiser st. Paul 10 now
at Now York, taking on cargo Of am.
munition for Admiral Sampson . feet,
aud it has beon decided she
Should Take Ono Regiment.
In accordance with that determination
orders we're issued for tho Eighth Ohio
infantry to proceed to New York and
embark on tho St. Paul for Santiago.
Tho St. Paul will leave Now York late
Wednesday afternoon and will make a
flying trip to Cuba.
In addition to tho troops at Camp AL.
gor which aro to be sent to Cuba, the
brigados Of Generals Ernest and
Haincs, now at Oh ickamauga, will be
sent in a fow days. General Ernost's
brigade consists OF tho Third Wiscon
sin, Fifth Illinois and First kentucky
General Ha'ncs' brigade consists Of tn,
Ninth Pennsylvania, tho Second Mis-
souri, and tho First New Hampshire.
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GAVE THEM TIME.

General Shnftsr Grants Twcnty-fou,
Hours to SAntingO Nos,.COn,l,nttants
to Withdraw.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The secretary
Of war has received u lengthy and most
important dispatch from Shaftcr. 1t
IL tho one which has excited much ru.
NOR. but tho essential points can now
be given authoritativoly. 1t states
shafter's demand for tho surrender Of
santiago at noon time OIL pain OF bonn.
bardment. Theroupon the foreign con.
Suls ut Santiago mado q joint represen.
tation. requesting that tho women and
children in the city have until Tuesday
noon to withdraw before the lombard.
ment commences. The Spanish gen.
oral declined to surrender at tho time
first set by Shafter. At present truce
exists pending the expiration Of the
twenty.four hours asked for by tbs for.
eign oonsnls.
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Hope for IIob.on. Release.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Friends of
Lieutenant Hobson, horo Of the Merri.
mac, now hopo for his early liberation.
Ho is still believed to be in Santiago,
and tho next "a hours should bring his
liberation. II, however, ho has been
spirited away, tho capture of Admiral
Cervera and other prominent Spanish
officers affords excellent approximations
for exchange.
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~
For justices of tho supreme court 9.
L. Brown of Stovons. ]. A. Lovely of
Frceborn and G. L. Lowis of St. Louis
were named.
Tho resolutions adopted congratulate
the country on tho evident signs of re.
turning prosperity, 'largely due to tho
party's unswerving allegiance to tho
cause of sound money, and tho wise
revenue legislation of tho Republican
congress;" endorse tho Republican for.
eign policy, including annexation; con.
denim FREQ silver agitation; commend
the patriotism Of tho present admins
tration in the conduct of tho war with
Spain; favor tho building of the Mica.
ragua canal under government control.
Senator Davis is endorsed as tho only
candidate of tho Republican party to
succeed himself.
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|ANISH FLEET
| Is DESTROYED
|,psoN DUPLICATES pewEy's
woRKsAT SANTIAGO.

'eraa Squadron Attempted to Get
1t OF tho IIarbor and Lost Every
ip In tho Attempt. Himself aud
:irteen nundred Men Be,ns Taken
,soners-sampson Wires Long .
.iet Aooou1ts Of the Days Work.
IF SANTIAGO. July 8. via Kingston.
Iaica. JULY. Admiral Ccrvera's
|, consistingssof the armorod cruis.
E'ristobal oa|Rn. Alniranto oquenl-
snfanta Maih ToIsa and Visoaya..
4 .wo torpdd6 bdat destroyers. tho
&r and tho Pluton, which had boon
Gin the harbor Of Santiago do Cuba
Dix weeks past by the combined
irons of Rear Admiral Sampson
Commodore Schloy, lies today ut
M,ttom Of tho Caribbean sea off the
Ncrn coast of Cuba. Tho Span.
E.dmiral is q prisoner Of war
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THE BRIDGE GAVE WAY.

Four People Killed Outright and Mum.
ber seriously IpjurSd.
SHELBY, O.. July Ga bridge cross.
ing the Mohican river hero fell during
tho afternoon with 1000 people. -Four
were killed outright and number in
jured, some Of them seriously. A pub
lie wedding was being celebrated on
the bridge as one Of the features of the
celebration. Just as the ceremony had
been completed tho bridge went down
with crash, precipitating tho people q
distonca of l8 feet.
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THE AMERICAN LOSSES.

Caaunlt,os In Fridays Rsstla About I, 900
Dead nnA Wounded.
SlBoNEY, July A conservative os.
innate by army men--not officials
that our Casualties during Fridays
fighting were nearly. il not quito 1000.
about l6 rer cont Of which were
deaths.
Saturdays casualties OH tho Amer.
lean side were much lower because our
troops had boon we'll oDtrenched the
night before.
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81. psui Union Stocx fsrl~
SOUTH Sr. PAUL. July
HOGS-Markct steady. Quality only
common. Range OF prices g. 3OGa6O.
CATTLE-Market steady. Good de-
mnnd.
Sales ranged at s3.75@Ls5 for stockers;
$s. 506s3.5O for COWS; g. 100 100 for heifers
94.4O@4.75 for steers
SHEEP-Good sheep are firm. Lambs
arc weak.
Sales ranged at ss.25@4.25 for muttons:
o3.OOQ5.26 for lambs.
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couRTMARTIAL MoNTlJo.


Madrid OmclnIs lsiams Him for the Ma.
niIa lIlsast0H.
LONDON. July 1.-The Madrid corrs.
spondent OF The Daily Mail says:
Tho cabinet has decided to court.
martial Admiral Montijo for the
Manila disaster, and it is probable Gov.
ernor General Augusti Of the Philip
pines will receive large reward.
The government has ordered another
squadron composed Of the Alfonso
XIII, Metero formerly Havel) and
Ciudad Cadiz. under Lieutenant Com.
mander SoLral, former naval attache
at Washington.
george Barron OF tembina shipped Q
car Of wheat during the recent bulge
in price and received little over o..
600 net.
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Minusn,,olis Grain,

MINNEAPOLIS. July g.
WHEAT-July clos,d ut $40; Sep
tonbor, G9Ac; December. Gsssa. On
Track-No. hard, S731c: No | North
ern. 85Ac; No. 3 Northern $3.50.
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Poultry. Isutt.r AMI l:gs..

CHICAGO. July &.
POULTRY-I.ivo, in good demand
Spring chickens ll01l3c; hens 7c:
ducks, Go: turkeys GDsc.
BUTTER Firm. Cronmcries, l4@
18c: dairics, llQ1l3c.
EGGS-Stcndy. Fresh, 100.
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At sverdrup in Mclean county a bolt
OF lightning struck in tho midst of a
herd OF cattle and sevon head of fino
cows were killed.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, July 6.
WHEAT-Cash No hard. s6Hc;
No. Northern, S3Xc; No. 2 Northern,
Sic. To Arrivc-No. hard. 86Hc; No.
Northern. s;Hc: September, 7OAc;
.Iuly S3%c
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Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, H. July 5.
HOGS-Market slow. weak, &c low.r.
Range Of prices, $.OO@3GO.
Market quiet.
Snlcs ranged at SL 2O@a.S5 for beoves:
s. .5OM4.45 for cows, bulls and mixed !;
Is. COG LGO for stockers and feedors: $i75
as. Is for yearlings and calves.
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JNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1898.

but the Colon kept on bravely till when
about 10 miles from the westward Of
MORO castle Admiral Cervera turned
his vessel to tho shore and beached her.
Sho was blinking in scors of places.
her guns kept at work. aud tho white
flag never showed until she was com.
plctely disabled.
Tho Oquendo and Vizcaya were op.
posed to the Iowa. Texas and Indiana,
aud went down to defoat with fearful
swistness, covering only about half
this distance mado by tho Colon before
thair captains ran them ashore. Their
cs.ws fought with desperate bravery,
but their courage was no match for the
courage Of our mon added to their
superb gunnery. The Spanish shells
went wild for tho most part. but the
American gun fro was marked by NOR.
piless precision. Tho two cruisers.
sbothson fire. were beached not more
than quarter of mile apart.
Tho Gloucester Docs Good Work.
Tho most dramatic feature of the
battle was the contest botwoon tho tor.
pcdo bont destroyors and tho Glouces.
ter. Tho latter was struck several
times, and is tho only American vossol
reported damaged. At first tho Glouoes.
tor fred upon them with her six.
pounders. but they ran past hcr and
engaged the battleships. Finding tho
fro too hot, they returned and attacked
tho Gloucester again, until both tho do.
stroyers wero afro and had to bo
boached. Thoir crows threw them.
selves into the surf to savc their lives
Just boforo this tho New York camo
upand assisted in giving tho finishing
blow to tho destroycrs. Thoro was OK.
plosion aftor explosion from tho
beachod vessels.
There is no means Of tolling now
what tho Spanish loss was, but 1t is
believed to have been very heavy, as
the prisoners in custody report their
decks strewn with doad and wounded
In great numbors.
| Cervera on Doard the Glouocster.
| Admiral Corvcra escaped to tho shore
In boat sent by tho Gloucester to the
assistance of his vessel, and MS soon rs
he touched tho boach he surrendered
himself and his command to Lieuten.
ant Norton, aud asked to DO taken on
board tho Gloucester. which was the
only American vessel near at tho time.
with several Of his officers. including
tho captain of tho flagship Tho Span
ish admiral, who was wounded in tho
arm, was takon to tho Gloucester and
was received at tho gangway by her
commander, Lieutonnnt Commander
Richard Wainwright, who graspcd thu
hand Of tho gray boarded admiral ant
said to him:
II congratulate you, sir, upon hav
ing lnado as gallant fight as ever wa
witnessed at sea. -
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright
thon placed his cabin Mt tho disposal o
tho Spanish oflicors
Commodore Watsons 8 cruise to Spai,
and tho Mediterranean is expecfod {,
last four months
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CAME FROM FORT WAYNE.

Miss birdie Sanders Resisted the Efforts
Of Three Idaho Men to Abduct Her.
BOISE, Ida, July 4.-Miss Birdie
Sanders. in resisting an attack by three
men who opposed her retention as
teacher Of the White Cross school, shot
two of them, the third running away.
One of the wounded mon. William
Kendrick, may die. 1t is supposed tho
men intended to abduct Miss Sanders,
in order to scare her out of tho coun.
try. She is from Ft. Wayne. Ind.
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VlNToN, Ia, July 2-Hon. John G.
Traer, member of the constitutional
convention of 1855, is dead, aged %.
He was one of the carly pioneers Of
this section of the state and promi-
nent Republican politician.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, July 6.
HOGS-Markct steady to &c lower.
Sales ranged at t3.65@3.75 for light;
t3.65@38O for mixed: 43.GO@38O for
heavy: ta60037O for rough.
CATTLE-Market steady. unchanged
Sales ranged ut 81 25@4.85 for cows
end hcifers: t3.50@4.40 for Texas steers;
$3.25@4.50 for stockers and feeders g. Is
@5.O for becyes.
SHEEP Market dull, weak.
Sales ranged at t3.2j@s. S for natives:
t4.OO,a4.s5 for westerns: ti00@6.75 for
lambs.
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~ u 1ok ['o1tU 1H0t gun t1o11U
Uorsair), and l.G)0 othor Spanish off,
GERS and sailors. all who escaped the
frightful carnage caused by the sholls
from tho American warships. aro also
bold as prisoners Of war by tho United
States navy.
The American victory is complete
aud tho American vessels woro practi.
cally untouched and only ono man
was killed. though tho ships wero sub
jectcd to tho hoavy fro of tho Span
iards all tho time tho hattlo lasted.
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one member of the North Dakota
regiment was left behind ut San Fran.
cisco. Bugler Grebbe Of Valley City,
who is dangerously i'll with spinal me.
ningitis.
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Chicago Gr.i. and Provision..
CLOSING PRICES.

CHICAGO, July 8.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT = July. 76h:: September.
70Ac: December, 7O11c.
CORN-July. 4Lc: September. $50.
De :cmber. 33s1c; May. 35Kc.
OATS July. 2l11c: September a0l5c:
May. 23Hc.
PORK July. " ~; septemb.r. to.o7