The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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rant ise report Of either.
GEx. T. = CEAEEsox, Of Omaha.
Neh. past grand Commander Of :he
Srand Army Of the RePu bic. has beea
appointed general manager Of the
IrA5snississippi expedition The bUsi-
ness before the board Ot managers has
increased 80 rapidly Of late that its
members decided to delegs.a some Of
the work and create the Office OF gem
eral manager.
A SPECIAL from Washington TO the
Chicago News on the 25th stated that
the president had decided that Porto
Rico must be taken and that Admiral
sampson would move on that island
while Commodore Schley guarded Ger
vera At least ~. 0o0 troops would be
sent with sampson. The invasion of
Cuba was also 20 be hurried The rea-
son for this was said 70 be that Spain
wanted peace and America wanted
some indemnity for the expenses OF
the war.
OFFICIALS at Washington on the 25th
were exultant over news that Admiral
Cervera's squadron had taken refuge
in Santiago de Cuba and 1t was be-
heved 10 a certainty that the American
ships could keep the Spanish admiral
bottled up in the narrow neck harbor
until he shall surrender or get starved
cut
President MCKINLEY issued a proc
lamstion on the 25th calling for 10, 900
more volunteers in addition To those
already mustered in.
THEKE were sinister predictions Of
an impending revolution in Spain con-
tanned in a special dispatch from Mad
rid on the 26th. Emperor Francis
Josef, of Austria. was said TO have
strongly advised the queen regent to
prepare 10 fiy. and her mother. who
was in Madrid. was reported to have
given her the same advice. but the
queen regent wEs determined 10 re-
main IL was regarded. however. a.
only question OF few days before
an outbreak occurred
THE newspapers in Madrid continue
to urge the cutting Of the American
cable connections across the Atlantic
IL the Cuban cables are severed.
THE bitterness engendered over the
election Of officers of company A, Of
the Bryan volunteer regiment showed
no signs of disappearing on the Goth.
Gov. Holeomb received the resignation
OF Capt Whitmore, who was elected
against the wishes Of Mr.. Bryan. who,
IL was alleged, wanted the place him.
self.