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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22
MAINE IS NOT FORGOTTEN.
Sailors of the Fleet Arc Anxious 20
Avenac the Foul Deed.
STEAM IS NOW UP IN THE FLEET
And the Vessels Arc Ready TO De-
sccnd ON the Cuban Coast at
n Moments Notice.

On Board the Flugshlp New York. or
Key West. April 81. 1890 p. m,---Tho night
is being spent quietly on board this vessel.
All think It is the last night they will
spend In American waters for some time
to come,
Captain Chadwick has arranged special
the men arc now busy writing farewell let
tiers. Captain Sampson Is In his cabin with
Captain Chadwick and Captain Evans. who
came over from the Iowa about an hour
ago. They are consulting with respect to
tho final plans,
Though the seriousness OF the lmpend-
Ing war is not belittled, the general feel
ing Is ono OF intense relief. The squadron
knows what Il has TO face It has been
repeatedly stated In these dispatches that
the rank and flo Is anxious to fight, This
80 "'V'V t"ah WV tuc tVnc ton|stut.
The Maine has not been forgotten and
the men Will make, their way to Cuba with
that thought IN mind
/ There Is no reason to doubt the state
ments made In these dispatches that tho
squadron VIII sail with the sole intention
Of a blockade. II may be that occasion for
action OF a more offensive character will
arise and that an engagement With the
Spanish fleet may occur but those possl-
bllities are shrouded In the fateful future.
Mary arc the ccnieetures as to the length
of the campaign and the absence Of the
tamdron from home The consensus NJ
opinion places the minimum at three
months ard the maximum at elk. 1t should
he fully understood that neither officers.
rev cadets nor bronzcd seamen doubt for
moment The ability OF our navy to whip
SPANS sailors to s,ardstim, The far
seeing admit that Il may COZ, many yaluA-
bic American lives, but It viii be done.
como what may.
steam Is np In ths boilers. the anchors
are ready to he weighed. aud probably
aeon after sunrise. II ,hst bstore. the fight
~ squadron ~iil y on IL way 70 Cuba.
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IS SAID COAL MAY DECIDE II
Spain Said to Believe that Fiahtino
Is Not All.
HOPED FOR PEACE TO LAST MOMENT
Is Not Provided with Necessnries IN
Make Steam for Ships and
Men.

London, April GA dispatch from Bnr-
celona, via Paris. to the Telegraph. SAYS:
Grave apprehensions are entertained in
the highest government circles that the
issue OF war may be decided not by valor
and enthusiasm and logged perseyerinr
quaities-which the Spaniards POSSESS an
abundanoe--but by reserves of coal and
Victuals, OF which they have made bnt
scanty preparation in Cuba. II anpears
that in respect of coal In particular thew
are worse off than they have hitherto
imagined. The Spanish government firmly
believed down to the last moment that
peace would be preserved through the In
tercession of the pope and the powers
neglected to lay in sufficient provision of
eoal' despite the representations made 10
them by one or two far-seeing naval Off
GERS Besides this. it is believed they never
once inquired OF the British or other nen-
''"i governments whether coal wou,d hs
regarded as contraband of war Tho rosr,.
. 'aiu 10 De state OF things which may
DO fraught with unpleasant surprlses m,
'sihs nostilitles to premature end.
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THE srTuArYox SUMMED Ut.

War now exists, Spain having declared
J that the ultimatuni (which she refused 10
reccivcJ was virtually declaration OF
war, and Minister woodford was handed
his passports: tho answer OF the United
States to this was an order to the North
Atlantic squadron az Key West TO sail at
once, presumably for Havana. and tho
first shot may be fred today. A call for
so. 900 volunteers to serve against Spain
viii be made today. very probably. the
troops to be used In connection with the
naval forces.
The senate passed the bill calling for
volunteers. bu, II viii have 10 20 back to
\ tho house; IL Will be signed today
Don Carlos announces that before being
n pretender he is Sphniards and that he
thinks Cubans win unite with Spaniards
to rcpei Invasion.
TIE North Atlantic squadron has set
sail from Key West for HAVANA.
SPANS refusal 10 recognize Minister
Woodford's mission to present the ulti-
matum IL accepted by Spain, and so de-
cIartd 10 mean declaration of war.
Minister Woodford was banded his pass
ports and practically given his walking
papers at Madrid without any opportunity
being offered or allowed lin TO see the
Spanish officials, and this, under the cir
cumstancca, is regarded AZ a plain acc
laration of war
Sonnr sagssta says the first gun OF tho
campaign Is almost audible to him.
In the proposed war Tax strong oppo-
stion Inns shown Up to protect petroleum.
Al st. Thomas there Is rush to buy
coal by both the United States and Spain.
While tho utimatum was not diplomat
ically made known to Spain. by reason of
her own obstinacy. the status Is I'M
changed. as, by this act. the onus Is on
Sagasta.
One hundred thousand volunteers to be
called for, OF which Texas must furnish
1881
When Minister Woodford left Madrid he
turned the archives over to the British
charge d'affaircs. and the consul ut NAL
aga did the same
The civil governor Of Madrid took ooca
sion on Woodford's departure to VIZ
tually offer an indirnity which stands out
in relief compared to tho leave-taking OF
Senior Polo.
All troops being concentrated at Chick
amauga and those routed to other points
have their destination changed when not
too late.
only thing at all authoritative regard
ing the coll for troops Is that the Ma
tional Guard VIII have preference.
GrnpruI MtIga suya thu, urfny hpnduuur-
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COMMERCIAL.
10 cease.

Liverpool futures sad up. New York
and Now Orleans to up on far posi-
tons hut practically unchanged on other
luonlhs.
Lyctrnol advanced spot cotton i-Sad,
with saIes of 1o,oeo balos, New York and
New orleans closod unchanged, and
llouatou and Galveston were closed.
Meats arc up another l4c; bananas and
lemons are also higher.
A c7iso advance was recorded In July
pork i'll Chicago. lard and ribs eI1aG5oc
higher.
Stock market ut last felt the real effect
Of unavoidable hostlities
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GREAT nRlrA,Ns POSITION.
Coni In Not AT All Times to he Con
iInI irlnI.

ConI In Not at All Times to he Con-
trnbpnd-
London, April Elm reply In the house
OF commons today to Sir Arthur Bower
Forwood. conservative. Mr.. Baliour, the
state for foreign affairs, said In regard
70 neutrality that tho government chad
received from the United states this morn
ing u notification that IL would adhere to
the principles of the treaty OF Paris. The
announcement was greeted with cheers.
Mr.. Balfour announced that no colnmun!ca-
ton on the subject had been received from
Spain, Michael Daytt asked IL the gov
ernment would consider advising the Brit
ish colonies that coal must be contrahand
VI war during hostllites, between Spain
md tho United States.
Mr.. Balfour rel lied; Her majestys
government can not lay down the principle
gostod. There Is no doubt that Il very
frequently is contraband. but not of nee
essity or under all circumstances
Continuing, MIR. Balfour said: II CON
tidcntly expect the same answer from
Spain
Answering the question which Mr. Dali
ziei gave notice yesterday OF putting TO-
day. whether steps are 10 be taken to
retain the Spanish torpedo boat Adage.
nov doclsed ut Queenstown for repairs In
the event of war breaking out before the
repairs ore completed, so as TO prevent
the .epetition OF tho Alabama case" Mr..
Baliour said as he understood it to be the
case. the Adaze is commissioned ship
OF the Spanish navy. 1t would be contrary
10 International practice 10 detain her,
Replying TO. Rear Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford Mr. Balfour said he did not he
hevc the interest OF the British ship own
ers was threatened moro in this case than
IN other cases OF maritime warfare. add.
ing that he did not believe 1t possible to
give an exhaustive definition OF contra
band OF war.
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WASnING1'OS.

Postmaster General Gary. resigned on
the ground OF III health and is sue
coded by Charles Emory Smith.
House passed tho bill to prohibit cx-
portation OF coal to Cuba or Porto Rico.
Senate also passed the bill to regulate
the expectation OF coal.
sundry ciyil bill passed by ,he senate
and the naval bill under discussion.
Senator walthall OF Mississippi is dead.
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A SPANISH GovERXon
stirred the People I'm N r,..
the American EayIc

."e reopie Up Ia InsuItin
the american Eagle.
Madrid April sl.--e:so p. m.-The c,yil
governor OF Madrid, Senior Aguilera, instead
OF prohibiting disorder. allowed complete nh.
cry OF action, mingling among the demon-
STATIONS. He was loudly eheered, and esp..
eiai'y when the American eagle was thrown
nom the balcony of the Equitable BUILDING
ana fell at his very feet Aguilera. afte,
'rampiins upon the escutcheon. addressed the
isHu'see amid enthusiastic applause. He
said.
The Spanish lion is reused from his Stun.
per lie win shake his name and oisperse
the rest Of the brute creation
Inc demonstrations thou continued a mart
q 'hs mob proposing to demonstrate in from,
o. the American legation, which is nov under
the British has, It's hoped at the tsme hi.
dispatch Y sent that the crowd viii dispers..
2. nov having anything left on which 10 wr..s
~ vssseaaaA
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30 slIIrMENrs ro nraorr.

"Vw orieans Gives Notice of a. Re-
tnsai to Hook Freight.
81. Louis, April All steamship com.
panies refuse to book freight for export
srom this port under any circumstances I"
This sensational Dispatch was received by
'epc Of the largest grain exporters In ST
Louis To-Day from us representative at New
Orleans Inquiry among the export houses
ELECTED the fact that II Will be lmp6ssIbie
g MAKE shipment TO Europe thraauh the
bnsheI Today on spanish action Ia glvlng
dfuerpl Wcodford his passports.
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BROKE OFF RELATIONS.
Spain Ousted WoodfOrd Before the U1timatum
Was Presented.

Ill M. o.
of
and enthusiasm public ne adv of
The
Ell Liberal
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Little Items Which Announce Trans.
piring Events.
SPAIN AS BELLlCOSE AS AMERICA.
Snap Shots Taken from Official and
Other Sources.
ALL EAcER FOR THE FRAY.
white Americans Arc valiant Span
fRrds Arc Equally NJ Patriotic Z
In Love for Their Country.

I,oudop April ci--Noll ndvices from tho
canary islands, duied April %, shy Il was
rnnered ttc,c that the Stars and Stripes had
been TORI down from the American consulate
and tiampled on.
Warrington. April FLA delegation OF the
most rronircnt negroes today tepuernh inc
presldent the support OF the hiro-Ann aus
liverpool, April ?i-- Marine Insurance CONF
missioners advanced the rates OF war RISKS
+ today 8 shillngs on British vessels aud ~
T ucr sluG ON Spanish and American vessels.
Eoston. April &c Orders were received to-
day by Ito commander q the naval ,, nriss NV
from philadelphia for tho ceiensc ot eos'o'
hnltof.
ST. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, April 2l-
s.sn u, In.-lThc Spanish squadron Is still here
waiting, with fres banked
p,t,n April q "a Hamburg correspond
en-. pnnounres that the United states nas
bought three Chinese cruisers that arc buiiu-
Ing ut the Vulcan Yards.
Rio dc Janeiro. April q. Tho wntship Me.
thcioy, bought by the United States. leaves
Immediately with 5000 toas OF coal
London April 2l.-A dispatch from Madrid
save War Minister Correa Is authorized to
raI olt $4,000 reserves Three vessels load
cd with troops lef; cadiz; destination un-
known.
Esy West, April 2l--e;9o lit is now believed
thai the fleet Will sail in the early morning
hours,
New York, April ei,--Tho Spanish consulate
In thg city was closed today ana It's a'liurs
formally turned over to the French eonsui
general.
Havana, April Clio n. n.-Tbe movement
OF t,oops continues and there arc daily drills
pnris, April FLA national subscription has
been orened here ON behalf OF the spanish
government and Is meeting with prompt ana
effective support. The sum Of Ilo,UOO tslo,-
Door has alrady been received In subscriptions
at tho Spanish embassy.
Saratoga. n. V, April el.Tho conference
OF the Methodist church has adopted resolu.
lions approving congress' declaration OF Gu
ban Independence,
Boston, April - Governor Woloott has
Issued orders to raise the Massachusetts milf
tin TO war footing at once
Washington. Anil 2l~-Generai Miles said
today that so far as he knew tn army mead
quarters would remain In Washington.
Buhalo. ~ Y, April 2l.-Ex Minister Polo
y Bcrnabe with his STAFF arrived hotc Mt III
cslve reporters or allow any one to enter his
car. no entered HIS stnteroom aud pulled
down tho shades The party left for the sus-
pelhion bridge AT lg.ao,
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Local.

Former Governor Waite of Colorado
will sreak; denounces both old parties,
indorses war aud Cuban llhorty; Is op
used to fusion of any kind. and says that
the populists of Texas will put full State
ticket in tho field tho coming election.
u. H. Bcnchetd and Claude Jamlson
badly injured In an accident on Washing
ton street.
Death roll and funerals.
Fake Juniors again ut work In tho East
Crowds receive war bulletins.
Tho conclusion OF the San Jacinto fes-
tiyitles.
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a RIGID DLockAIl
Dotn the Fleets ny
that i'urps,s
THE SHIPS ARE NOW nk'
u !" Relieved that +. ~.
rations win .. "a
y at Matsazss

washington April 2i.-.,
reason to believe both d. Nc
and the Key West squ.ar..
Cuba. The flying squad,ss J,
dcrs to sail. The feet VII, S
cruisers to keep posted !, h!
movements. \ III
fortress ',''r Monroe, Va, A., !.
ming at the reception d Il.
bulletins from Washington N.
excitement prevailed here Q,
and among the officers ~ s}
squadron. The officers ~ I
IN the afternoon we're Mana,
must report on board at loSs'
latest, and no shore leave, ON. i
ea' AT = O'clock, after Tia ~
the Spanish believed the ,,,,'
mean war, Commodore schIey n,
all men to report for duty'
The Rogers sailed for Key ",
Key West, Fla. April rs !,
Captain Sampson had reca,,.s Z
from Washington relating il M
is expecting some such ius,rs,,''
ooes not believe the Spanish n, b
ed from the Cape verdes Al M. b
extra precautions are being a.
though the excitement Is In,s,.. !.
has been done. Nor have ord,n
sued, and 1t is not believed 4. y
sail tonight, though the st,n
hade tomorrow. 1t was decidea
night to send ashore from The N
Tor the ships cutter, which bad
on the beach some weeks 40.
believed TO mean that the landh,
VIII cut q figure in the campalm
1T is stated, though not Officially i,
meet VIII first go to Matansas u
establish a base Of operations im
TINS dispatch was filed 1t was oras
steam should be gotten Up ID "
boilers of the New York, nj
enable her TO make fifteen ,knot, \
which is a greater speed than =
by The squadron q Il
Key West. April 12.- Cannu,
from the fleet ordering all oltcu
men ashore 10 rejoin their shlps m
At nightfall, however, there bid
of the fleet and there
likely to be any before mornlnf,
Cincinnati and Marblehead have
Tered to the dock to take q Il
water.
Warlike bulletins followed TT
mother today. This morning IN 4
,attalions and marines Of tie Nx
antic squadron we're formed N
md war maneuvers were eSetHet
hat of landing parties. "
General Graham, commander d 4
iartment of the gulf, arrived Nv
loon. He said he was here dmpq
ocular visit OF inspection.
Sergeant Williams Of the Tweny.h
antry, colored, who was taken q
jail by fellow soldiers q ~
oint, and Private Cole, said % ~
he leader of the attacking parry, y
iHed in the guard house.
When the troops arrived they "
cred not to wear their side ana
ans in doing so violated the elyIl
$ the military law, and the locel y
es were fully justified In safreN4
Daggett says that WIN
is companions, when the lauer y
ut. will be turned ever 10 lne ~
1orities and punished to the Ivy v,
the law. after which court ira1s
,llow. Williams had a hearing ~
aux held in $1,000 bail for trial
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TExAs Politics.

Mr.. sayers issues nm address to the
democrats of Texas. setting forth his
yicws on National aud state matters.
War has caused all political excitement
Ia rpnBe
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BLANco WARNED.


London, April 22.-The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Daily Natl says: Governor
General Blanco has been instructed to ex-
poet the landing OF American troops a,
Matanzas or Santiago de Cuba, which viii
be base of operations in connection with
the naval station al Key Nest. He is also
instructed TO be prepared for an attack on
Porto Rico by the American flying squad
ron now at Hampton Roads.
Senior Silvela today said tho ultlnsatum
was the best thing under the clreum-
stances that could happen to Spain. She
is strong on the sea and has been consum.
Ing her strength IN land war Fighting
the Cubans is too much like fighting Span
iards to call mp the spirit OF the country
TO fight Americans is another matter
Spain could strike heavy blows provided
she could strike rapidly. II wass hnpossi-
Bile to say how the crisis would end, but 1t
was better TO die honorably on the field Of
battle than to perish ignobly.
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GETTING ARMY TOGETHER
Arrangements Perfected for Calling
for 100000 yoIu nteers.
10000 OF THEM ARE 70 GO TO CUBA
Arrangements Have been Be9nn for
IA Sub-system of COnst Patrol
by the Department.

Washington, April 2l.--with the begin
J ming of war; military and naval prepare
!, lions were vastly stimulated today. The
navy bought ship and number Of yachts.
Orders were sent to the squadron to
guard their. movements and the prelimn-
! aries OF blockade were executed.
In the war department all arrangements
have been adopted for calling out 100000
volunteers. to be chosen from the National
Guard.
4 The strategy board of the department
looked over and perfected the plans and
4 arrangements were begun to provide for
sub-system of coast patrol.
The movement of troops begun day or
two ago was changed by direction of the
department in some respects to meet the
conditions of the moment, but in general
the indications were that the department.
is acting with the purpose of concentrating
no less than 10000 men at the Gulf ports
within the next ten days for embarkation
to Cuba.
Mobile, April 2i.--The remainder of the
Eleventh regiment reached Mobile this
morning and tho sixth ana T,,on,,.-so,o,,
, 80. N''' wy N'"'i a''u "'"'F -seeohu
regiments came in. making in all about
G 49, a,an now IN camp rents Tor General
| Coppinger and STAFF have been pitched
| awaiting their arrival.
|
| nashville Tenn, April o1.-At o'clock
THIS evening the Twentieth infantry, go
strong, Colonel j. NJ. Andrews nresIdinr
| loft AR Chatta,oo,a ordor. bo;r., r..,
| -, "S'"s ''e0'No"
u'ip 10 change ehelr destination from New
| Orleans. Thousands filled the station and
| spangEed Banner" and America" At 3
O'CLOCK companies oil the Second cavalry
| sand nenn,e eave tbn,n sn 'u Us
Third regiment, Tennessee troops. Will be
| organized tomorrow Ffnrr na,y ccmnaniae
have reported for orpanizatIon ma war
spirit is spreading in All counties.
I'll Reno. O. T.. April Tho troo,s A,
tho ro,,h ,,un,n,,
49, ,"'""''s 80. away quay Ny inc
i'och ls'aha ROAD lof Mobile They 30 by
Fort Worth the Texas and Pacific and the
marched throurh The city ' tbo S''r nera
eheered e-.atnuously by the crowds that
lined the streets The troops of the First
norm TO Kansas City. thence to Chicka-
'A''"e''
Omaha Noh Anru ., or,,rs ,,,.o
oo,,.oa ,..a 49,. "e'e te
".'e 'loii Washington tonight di-
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ooooos ooSS1soo0So0sso0o
A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.

for calling out 100000 volunteers and for
getting eo.oco Of them to gulf ports within
ten days
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Key West. Fla. April ". The Associated
Press dispatch boat Dauntlcss anchored In
Key West harbor at midnight last night
fcrts-three hours out from the bar at the
mouth Of tho ST, Johns river.
The passage was pleasant and uneyentful
The outside route Was taken on account
OF the drsught OF the boat. The Dauntless
entered the harbor from the southwark,
passing through tho fleet for several miles
and was not halted until in front OF the
city. ~
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Ribbons are in more s' .,,a |
than for three seasons go. .-l,tt
made that hasn't a Dit a. b
the severe tailor costumes .,,iiIl
capes have much ribbons .,Ina !
lattlcework, sometimes ~ ~, 81
row widths, and somet'mss 1900
bow at the throat with en . Xii l.
" vt to the knees. There are s, n ~
faced satins, velyets, tssscent
and occasionally an irioe s,. Il ri
numbers of striped ene. ,scs1
poplin in plaids and S'''
guazes. 81 "
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are being translated az this dispatch goes
lahore
Key West April 2l.-Toward midnight
hurry message came ashore ordering several
officers of the flagship on board lmme-
diately. At 1890 this morning there was
10 movement by the fleet. but signalling
was still progressing, and there were many
signs Of activity. No naval men we're then
ashore. II was said that the fleet was un-
der orders to sail at { o'clock,
Key West April 22.--2:30 n. m.-The
warships lying in the inner harbor arc ap-
parcntly drawing nearer the flagship. Two
are now moving out They are thought TO
be tho monitor Amphitrto aud the gun
boat Helena. Tho signaling is continuous
and the scarchlights of the Iowa and New
York are industriously sweeping the wa
ters of the outer harbor.
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I,iycrnool. April ?i.--Marine Insurance coni-
mssiollers advanced the rates OF war risks
today 8 shilings on British vessels aud -
ucr slu0 ON Spanish and American vessels.
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TO CURE a COLD y n, NJ ~
Take Laxative Bromo es nsv II 4
druggists refund the monw Z 3
cure; csc. The genuine -
each tablet.
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Boston, April l2.- Orders were received tc-
duy by lilo commander OF the naval brigade
IN NM, tho monitor Bchigh and bring her
from. philadelphia for tho tcfcnsc Ut boston
hnitof.
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Washington, April 2l--A delegation OF the
prssident the support OF the Airo-Amerieann'
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ST. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, April g.-
SEQ y, n.--The Spanish squadron 10 sun "''e
waiting, with ilres banked,
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Lcng cipher dispatches from Washington
are being translated as this dispatch goes
lahore
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perlm, April 81 "A Hamburg correspond
en-, pnnounres that the United states mas
bought three Chinese cruisers that arc buiid-
ing ut the Vulcan Yards.
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Omaha, Neb., April 21.-Orders were re-
ceived here from Washington tonight di-
recting that all troops from the depart =
ment OF Missouri that could be reached be
sent to Chickamauga Only the Twelfth
Infantry could be reached II was seat
from Fort Niobrara and was oyertaken at
Nashville and routed TO Chickalnaugl in
stead OF Mobile. There is no explanation
for the change
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Efo dc Janeiro. April 2l--Tbc wnfship Me.
thcioy, bought by the United states leaves
Immediately With ceoo toas of coal