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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-04
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE MARKET

Geo. Wentworth. Of the South St. Paul
horse exchange, reports that in the cary part
of the week the trade was somewhat slow,
but in the closing days there was disposition
to buy and several good sales were recorded.
The prices remained about the same as the
week previous. Horses of good quality and
SNOWY appearance find ready sale, but COM
moner grades are dragging. The barns are
we'll supplied and several consignments are
due to arrive about the middle Of the week
The following representative sales are re-
ported by the South st. Paul horse exchange:
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SPEND FOURTH OF JULY

On st. Paul 6 Duluth Railroad.
1t reaches Minnesota's most popular re-
Sorts Cheap excursion tickets to all points
on sale July 2. and 4. good to return Ju:y 5.
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ENGLISH STOCK REVIEW.

eradicate disease IL We WILLIE. P Powell
New York, in Orange Judd Farmer.
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ST. PAUL & DULUTH r, R,
From Union Depot. Office. $50 Robert st.
Leave. Daily. Except Sunday. Arrive
sesooam DULUTH a7:l5am
ai1:i5pmI WEST SUPERIOR s5:36pm
Trains for saltwater: a9:O5 am. al21O.
a2:l5. a5:S5. also pm. For Taylor's Falls;
a9:C5am, a. 15pm, b5 :3Spm.
NJ, ST. P. g. S. S. III. RY.
Leave. FEAST. Arrive.
7:20pm Atlantic Limited tdaily). S:45lm
9:05am Rhinelander Local tex. SUM- 5:05pm
WEST.
1:25pml Pacific Limited daily. 7:05pIr
st. Croix Falls Local Except
Sunday From Broadway
6:e0pml 49,. Depot. foot 4th St.......l 9:lJam
6:30pm Dakota Express. Lv. Min
neapolis. Except Sunday. .. lO:00an
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PERSONALS.

Judge Womaek is spending Sunday IL
Pittsboro.
Mr.. j. ID. Riggan is back from buAi
ness trip North.
Miss Bessie Whitaker left yesterday
for Mount Airy.
DIR. James Mckee has returned fl III
short visit to Goldsboro.
Prof. w. r. Cullom, of Wake For3 si
College, was here yesterday.
Miss Smith, Of Virginia, is VISITING
her brother, Mr.. y. p. Smith.
Judge Timberlake left yesterday m0Nn
ing for his home, in Louisburg.
Miss Lucy Chadbourn, of Wilmington
is visiting at the Governors Mansian
Mr. James A. Bryan, who has beer
here several days, left yesterday for il
home, in Newbern.
Rev. Len G.. Broughton and wife Of
Supt Mebane yesterday issMed
Mr.. N B. Broughton's.
Solicitor Pou. having completed Hle
business OF the Superior court, yesterday
left for his home, in Smithfeld.
Miss Lucy London, who has ben
visiting at Mrs. e. Il. Motifs, yest3r-
day returned to. her home in Pittsbor0
Mr.. VIM p. Bynum, Jr., of Gre3s-
boro. was here yesterday to see CIV.
Russell in regard to a pardon. He Fe-
turned home on the afternoon train
Miss Susan Clark returned on us
terday from a visit to Washington She
was there with her father, who was a
delegate to the Methodist Confererce
on Federation.
Mrs. Claude w. Smith and her daush-
ter, Miss Zelda, who have been spesd-
ing the winter here, left yesterday jor
ThomasVille. They were accompanied
ny Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Smiths mother
President Hoffman, Vice President st.
John and party yesterday morning paBs-
ed through on a special, returning frSm
Atlanta, where they have been ON busi-
mess connected with the purchase of ihe
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad.
Mrs. Susan Dabney Smedes, of Louis
lana, is visiting at Mr. Chas. Roots on
Hillsboro street. She is the author OF
Memorials Of a Southern Planter" The
best portrayal of Southern life on the
great plantations that has appeared, aid
is the writer Of poems of read merritt
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CITY IN BRIEF.

KINGS DAUGHTERS.-The Mir
tering Circles of Kings Daughters VA
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'c0le
at the residence of Mrs. G. M. Busbe
corner Salisbury and Hargett streets.
DRAMATIC CLUB.-The membef
Of the University Dramatic Club yeste
day afternoon returned to Chapel Hi
Their performance here was a splendl
one, much enjoyed by all who wefc
fortunate as to witness it.
CONVICTS.- Sheriff Werley, of BJsS
connie county. Yesterday brought thr
conyicts to the penitentiary here-ty
men and one woman. The men got OF
year each for larceny and the woms
two years. A number of convicts we
yesterday afternoon brought back fro
the Halifax farms to the penitentia
here.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

PONDS EXTRACT.
A. b. STRONACH, Clearing Out Prices
w. E. JONES New Shipment Of Car
pets, etc.
WOoLLCOTT & soNs-New Good
for Spring.
SHERWOOD HIGGs * Co.-Grea
January Sale.
w. G. sTRONACH & SONS, Staple an(
Fancy Groceries.
RIGGANS TOY STORE is offerini
specials on Fruit
j. ROSENTIIAL has just received new
Embroideries, Dress Goods, Etc.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER
Trustees, ask for bids for Purchase Q
the Stock of Goods of w. II. ~ Il. )
Tucker q Co.
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BOOKS For SALE.

Complete set Of N. G. Reports, 1885
Battles. Bailey's Seymour's and Tour.
gees Digest, $3.50; American Digest
$500; Encyclopedia of Pleading and
Practice, $3.50; N, Y. Common Law Re
ports, $500 per volume, and a fine col
lection Of law text books, all of which
must be sold at once. Address,
w. NJ. ATWATER,
Raleigh, N. @.
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WANTED.

Man to manage branch office at Raj
eigh: salary. $1,000 year; 5000 cash
and best reference required; commercial
reference furnished; position permanent.
Address, Postoffice Box 312, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Watauga Club on Monday
evening, Jan. 18th. at 8 o'clock. at fire
office of Mr.. George Allen. A full IT.
tendance is particularly requested.
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HELP WANTED. MALE.

Wanted intelligent gentlemen in each
town; SIS week and office expenses;
position permanent; send stamped, adj
dressed envelope for full particulars.
WILDAY e. HUTTON,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE ON FAY.
ETTEVILLE STREET.

Mrs. M. A. Harrison and Mrs. II. A.
White have rented the DoWell House,
and had the same renovated thoroughly,
and solicit d share of the public patron
age. Having had considerable experience
they are prepared to give satisfaction.
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GOOD PEOPLE-EOVERS OF THE
BEAUTIFUL.

To these we appeal. We have for sale
a few really creditable articles in the
Fine Art Department. Well worth the
attention of any collector. We have
not before this tried to sell them--using
them as decorative. They are now for
sale at sacrifice prices. Do not miss this
great opportunity and the last.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER,
Trustees.
w. Fl. &c r. S. TUCKER & co.
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PEACE INSTITUTE

qhe second or spring term begins xxi
"Wednesday, January 18th, 1898. str-
eral new girls have already entered Tor
the spring term aud others are expdct-
cd. The faculty is complete and very
capable, aad the whole institutiongtie
better prepared for thorough. efficient
and adFeIsoed work than ever before fn
its hiabol6
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MASONIC.

Hiram Lodge No 40, A. F. & A. NJ
will meet in regular communicates
Monday evening, January the 18th, IA
Z o'clock. The members are requeste,
to attend. Brethren of sister lodges ar
cordially invited to be presenA
Order of the ". NJ.
J. G. Traps
i. Il. b. THOMAS. Sec.
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NEW
sHoEs-MoNDAY, JANUARY nth,

The busy whirl of the great new
Spring Dress Goods business must not
cause you to overlook this great offer
we make at $100 for small sizes in
Ladies' Oxfords and all sizes in Misses
Oxfords. You will need these very Ok
fordS in a very few weeks-look al
them now.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER,
Trustees,
w. H. & r.. S. TUCKER & co.
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WANTED.

A position by a registered Pharmacist
Best Of references. Address DRUGS
care News and Observer. q
Jan. 15-4t.
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500 INVESTED BY OUR PLANS
Of Turf speculation has averaged 500
monthly: send for particulars. NORRIS
& Co, 10 Dearborn, Chicago.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All customers of w. II. & r. s,
Tucker & Co.'S store are advised that
goods can not be held or reserved in
the wrapping department, hereafter
longer than twenty-four (24) hours.
HAYWOOD, SNOW 81 TUCKER,
Trustees,
w. H. 81 r. S. TUCKER & co.
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WANTED.

Position by lady stenographer and
typewriter Will work for expenses to
gain experience. Address Miss N. NJ.
Gillian, Halifax, n. G.
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THE 50 DAYS. CURE.

for men. A prompt and permanent cure
in all cases. By mail, plain wrapper
Price so cents. The 80 Days" Cure Co.
716 18th Street n. W., Washington
ID. G.. 1-12-1 m
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NEXT WEEK, MONDAY
TO SATURDAY

The greatest and last opportunity to
buy Tucker Sc Co.'s new spring, 1898
Dress Goods, many never having been
shown since they were landed. Imported
direct from France for this coming
springs trade. Absolutely new and
stylish. The best goods in the world.
Your last opportunity at sacrifice
prices.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER,
Trustees,
w. Fl. &c r. S. TUCKER & co.
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Luulty 10 SCCuIE tAeIIs
Two Dark Brown Capes, double braid,
velvet and button trimmed-sizes 30
and 40. $500; were $500
Three light tan Capes, velvet and braid
trimmed, with velvet collar-sizes 80
and A.. g. .....$3.30; were $3.50
One tan Cape, double applique work and
braid trimmed-size SO, $500; was6.OO
Two back Capes, trimmed with braid
and buttons, with velvet collar-sizes
SO and 4O.......... $500; were $500
Two black Capes, double, with box
pleats down back, heavily braided
size 3S.............S 1915; were $500
FurS and Feathers Must Go.
One Electric Seal Cape, seven heads and
tails. $1,000; was $500
One Electric Seal Cape, four tails, $500;
. .
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It is not chance, but merit that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm basis OF public confidence.
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the plain English Of By careful CONT We ana
like for longer delaying the inevitable We're !ne
the oadlowng abo1
systematically practically turning Clothing to y"
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Clearing Out Prices.
Linen Table Coverings

Short lengths, from 2 to 10 yards
priced to make them move:
Cream Lawn Damask, 23c I'd. value 35c
Cream Lawn Damask, &c I'd. value 45c
Bleached German Damask, SOC. yd.,
value .. .. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .6Oc
BIeached Satin Damask, 671ac, value 85c
Bleached Satin Damask, CSC, S715c,
Turkey Red Damask -. Csc, value 35C
Turkey Red Damask .321ac, value 45c
Fsumpled and odd lots of Napkins re-
duced % per cent to clear out.
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Weather UOndlu0nS.-Ine bIOIH Id
moved rapidly from Texas to Ohiq
where it is now central about over CiII
einnati. Rain has fallen at a large NUM-
Der Of places, the greatest amounts I'D
ing IA inches at Memphis and 1874 d
Vicksburg. Snow is falling on the nortl
and west sides Of the storm, particularly
at Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and KalI
sas City. The weather continues warlR
and cloudy throughout the south AMI
east, bat has cleared on the Rocky MouIs
tain slope, where the temperature
lower
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we've still 1900 more Mems and Boys
use shutttag our eyes to the cold facts.
bridge and may aa weil crosse it first as
hau bs laid low ia su5servieuco to this
l. this merCless, moneyles9 undertaking
Everybody shall have b chance.
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Jackets at Half Value.

Two double breasted Black Cloth Jackets
size 81 and SO 5000
-Four double-breasted Black Cloth
Jackets-size SO, 50 and no.. $500
Two Black Cloth Jackets-size 3S and
IL 49,. '.....'..... PAU
-Four Black Cloth Jackets, Satin lined
frOnts-size 3S............-.....S $3.50
Five Black Cloth Jackets-size SO and
40. - e. .........-.......,S2 .50
Six Ready-made Skirts, in Black and
Colors. ......... $3.50, $500 to S2.5O
Four Ostrich Tip Collarettes, $3.50 %
$3.50; were .......-..... S4OO to SO.OO
Six Ostrich Tip Boas, $500 to 5000:
were .,. ..........S 6.OO TO $1&.SV
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Business Notices.
DUGHIs SPECIALS TO-DAY.

lee cream at Ought s-strawber
peach and pine apple-just as
good as in fruit season. No extracts, but
pure fruit.
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Fancy creams-fruit and flower, bird
land animal shapes-Dughi can furnish
the best. Safe arrival is guaranteed
within twenty-four hours.
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CIOAK R0HM
MUST EE CLEARED


uni o
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California seedless oranges at Dughi's
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Winter Underwear
HANS IL darWear,

25c e>ch, we're SOC
BaIbTlggsn shirts and drawers, JOe eAcn'
were 75c to 81.
Natural Merino shirts and drawers
White wool ST irts nd drawers
75s each, were VI 20 grey wool ribbed thlr's
ard drawers Australian Wool shirts aid
drawers.
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London layer raisins, Is cents a pound,
BIT Dughi's.
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HE WEATHER TO-DAY.

For North Carolina: Fair, precedeu by
rain on the coast; colder; northwesterly
winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinit.
to s o'clock to-night-Clearing colder.
Local data for neutrality-suspicious.
temperature, 10 degrees: minimum tenn
perature, A degrees; mean temperature
IS degrees; rainfall, L.
Th following table gives data for yes
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WATAUGA CLUB MBHrTyc

i. b. THOMAS, Sec.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15
COLUMBUS ASHES.
Transferred to Cruiser to Be
Sent to Spain.
MORE TROOPS REACHED HAVANA.
by End of Week Probably 5000 Ameri-
can Soldiers VIII BE at Playa de Mari.
anao, Near the City--PrepArations For
Change of Flags.

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-The ashes of
Columbus were transferred with mill
tory and sacredotal ceremonials today
from the cathedral to the Conde de
Venadito, and the cruiser will sail for
Cadiz, conveyed by two gunboats.
Preparations for the change Of flags
continue. General Greene has cable
advices from Washington that postal
clerks, with supplies, are on the way to
establish a military postoffice and that
John McCullagh, former chief of police
Of New York city, will arrive here
today to assist in constructing the
police system. An army officer will be
the commandant of police, but in other
respects the force probably will be
civilian and recruited from the Oubans.
Colonel Dunwoody of the signal corps
will have charge of all the telegraphs
on the island, with provincial superin.
tepdents.
1t is believed here that Mr.. Robert Z.
Porter will be superintendent of Gus.
toms for the entire island.
Great destitetion prevails among the
laboring classes in Havana. Supplies
are needed for 10000 people. m0F
Inc OnlUed SCateS transport hOuma.
nian, which left Savannah on Thurs
day with the First North Carolina regi-
ment, entered port, where she has been
discharging quartermaster's stores at
San Jose wharf. The regiment will
probably land this afternoon, going to
the Quemados camp.
BY the end of the week probably
5000 American troops will be encamped
at Playa de Marianao. IL the sea should
be too rough to disembark the North
Carolina men there the regiment will
disembark here and march distance of
seven miles to the camp ground.
The delay in forwarding their bag.
gage has compelled the Two Hundred
and Second New York regiment to re.
main on board the transport Mime.
waska, instead of marching through
the city, as was expected. The men
will leave for Pinar del Rio city today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15
FIGHTING IN PANAY.
side of IloiIo-AsSerted They Were
Rcpulsed Later.

MANILA, Dec. 2.-According to re.
liable advices received from Iloilo, capi.
tai of the island of Panay, in the
Visayas group, the insurgents attacked
Iloilo on the night of Dec. /, and cap.
tured all the spanish trenches except
one.
When these advices left noilo, Gen.
eral Rios was expecting reinforcements
and field guns the plan was for the
Spanish Runboats to shell the town il
the insurgents effected an entrance.
On the other hand, the Spanish trans
port lsla de Luzon reports that the in
surgents around Iloilo were repulsed
with greaJ slaughter on Dec. 9, while
attempting to storm the last entrench.
ment According to this story, 5OO in
surgents were killed or wounded by the
machine guns.
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o. Cuban liberty is so deeply Indebted.
Sharing in your grief, am,
sincerely yours,
civilian MCKINLEY"

SinOcfSIy yours,
civilian MCKINLEY"
"Senor Don Justo Garcia, etc Ito.
The exp citation is that services will
be held in one uf the Catholic churches
mere, possibly 81. Farick's, tomorrow,
after which rue remains will be placed
temporarily in receiving vault pend
ing final increment in Cuba. There
having been as yet no Official recogni.
ton given tile commission by the presi.
dent IL seems unlikely that there will
be any official participation as such, al.
though It Is expected that members of
the administration and members of con
gress may tend in their individual
capacity.
General Garcia was born in Cogquin,
Oct. IL, 1889, and was therefore in his
Goth year of his age. General Garcia
was educated in Havana and IN Spain.
In 1864 hG was married to Isabel Nelez.
General Garcia was the original con.
splratOr in the uprising of the Cubans
against Spain IN 1868, and in that war
under Gomez he attained the rank of a
brigadier general
In 1916 while accommodating with his
escort he was surrounded BY 1000 span.
iards. referring death to capture and
subsequent execution at the hands of
his enemy, ne attempted suicide by
placing his revolver under his chiu and
firing. The bullet came out between
his eyebrows. For months he lay be.
tween life and death, but was saved
finally by Spanish surgeons, who pos
sibly had owed their own lives to his
mercy. The Spaniards believing he
was about to die gave him pardon.
For his participation in the revolu
tionary movement General Garcia was
sent to spain. where for four years he
was confined in castles and fortresses,
remaining there until the peace of Zan
Jon. He-then returned 20 the United
| States and together with Jose Marti at.
| tempted another revolution He landed
in Cuba with few followers, but the
country was tired of war and wanted
to try the home rule offered by Spain.
He capiCulated 20 the Spanish forces in
order to save his few remaining fol.
| lowers and was again banished to Spa n
in 1850, where he remained under sur.
vellance until 1895. when the last revo.
luton broke ont in Cuba. Then he
escaped TO France and later to New
York. His movements since that time
and his active participation in the war
are familiar to many newspaper readers.
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Ouay's Trial DELAYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l2. - Supreme
Court Justices Green and Williams Sat.
urday granted rule allowing the de.
PENDANTS in the Quay conspiracy case to
argue petition for a writ of certiorari
removing the proceedings from the
court of quarter sessions to the supreme
court. The rule is returnable Jan. z,
and all proceedings are stayed in the
meantime. One of the results will be TO
carry the trial over beyond the term OF
Office OF District Attorney Graham,
which will expire with Jhe present
year. The delay will also, in all proba-
bility, have the effect of carrying the
proceedings or at least the conclusion of
the trial beyond the date for the cleo
ton by the legislature of an United
States senator to succeed Senator Quay,
who is candidate for reelection. The
legislature will vote for senator on Jan
uary z,
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M0T0RMAN ATTACKED.
Youngstown Fired Shots
At IIins

ToUNasTowN, Dec. l2.-Motorman
Lacey of the Elm stroeI line was held
MP at Wick Park terminus. When his
car, which was empty, reached the end
of the limo, which is in the woods,
Lacey got of to change the trolley.
Two men approached and enjoined him
to throw up his hands.
Instead he showed fight when one Of
them struck him ON the head with a
handy billy and the other presented a
revolver, whereupon Lacey ran. The
robbers fired two shots at him, neither
taking effect, then disap ppeared. Lacey
returned t. his car and took it to the
station.
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Now Il IIroads mud MInes.

CARROLLroN, Dec. IA coal shaft
has been opened on the George Shearer
farm in Rose to gnship and before spring
coal shipments will be big. Four thou.
sand acres of land have been leased and
40 test holes have been sunk. The
whole of Rose township is underlaid
with two veins of coal. Seven miles OF
railroad will be built by she Sandyvilte
and Wayncsburg railroad company tc
connect with the Valley railroad in or
der to develop the coal land. This raIl
road has been incorporated with capi
tai of $25O,UU1.
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GENERAL LEE SAILED,
He VIII Remain Outside Havana Until
Jan. l--Colonel Bryan Has
Resigned.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 12.-General Lee
and staff sailed for Cuba on the trans.
port Panama. Crowds of people lined
the whaIves as the transport passed
down the river. AS the tugboats cut
loose the siren taken from the Spanish
cruiser Almerante Oquendo after the
battle of Santiago and now on the tug
Cambria screeched the Panama part
ing salute. General Lee will remain
outside of Havana until Jan. l, when he
will enter the city.
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Our New Gunbont.

SANTIAGO lie CUBA. Dec. l2.-While
in town General Wood was informed
of the whereabouts of sunken Span
ish gunboat 90 feet long and of 20 tons
register, nearly new. Lieutenant Lu-
Glen Young inspected the vessel and
found that it could be raised at an ex-
pepse of about $4,000. General Wood,
therefore, will have the gunboat raised.
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Declared script Tax Illegal.

CLEVELAND, Dec. l2.-The circuit
court has declared that the taxation of
script of Cleveland Gas Light and Coke
company is illegal. The decision is far
reaching About 100000 which had
been added to the tax duplicate as taxes
upon gas certificates was involved in
the question. BY the decision OF the
court the county will lose that amount.
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s,a,s Volunteers, Ernense..

COLUMBUS, Dec. l2.--The claim OF
Ohio against the United States govern.
ment for expenses of Ohio volunteers
under the first call is $215,395, and
under the second $50, 904, q total Of $685..
595. Colonel Lfolford, state claim agent,
will go to Washington to oolleoJ the
claim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Admiral Samp
son has cabled to the Cuban general re-,
lief committee advising that relief sup,
plies be sent to the destitute old men,
women and children in the vicinity OF
Sancti Splritus, Cuba.