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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-15
Union Valley.

Tuesday, April 12-W. S. Biggs COM
menced planting corn Saturday.
VIII Truitt went to Yates Center
last Fri day.
Miss Annie Roney, from near Ben
edict, is staying with Mrs. viii Truitt,
Henry Biggs and wife, of Erie, spent
Sunday with his uncle, j, A. Biggs
and family.
Our young people contemplate at
tending the exhibition at Turkey
Creek Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mcfarland and daugh-
ter, Miss Belle, of Rural, visited l.. p.
Terry and family last Tuesday.
Several of the boys brought their
best girls out from Chanute Sunday
evening, and attended church at this
place.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
Martin Clatfelter last Saturday night
in honor of her siXty-third birthdap
anniversary.
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Rest.

Tuesday, April 10 Farmers busy
planting corn.
George Dcnny's sale went of all
right
Webb Stewart was marketing in
Rest last week,
W. P. Stevens bought new buggy
in Rest last week.
Rest is furnished every week with
fresh meat from Altoona.
II. Wolf was visiting with George
Offenbacker's last Sunday.
viii Kurtenbanter hauled hogs for
Homer Maxwell last Monday,
Rev. Wallace preached at Elder
Branch G. p Church last Sunday.
Easter services were held at the N.
e. Church last Sunday, The singing
was exceptionally good.
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carlton.

Thursday, April 14-Prof, Walker will
sperd part of his vacation by selling
books.
Sowing flax and planting corn is the
order Of the day.
Maud Adams is home again after
spending week in Chanute.
Prof Smallwood is teaching writing
and drawing at the schoolhouse now
Chas. FOetisch and Geo. Balch each
shipped a car of fat cattle this week
Mrs. A. Starkey has gone to Ashta-
bula-co,, Ohio, to look at farm with
a view Of trading for it.
Ed Mecum, our rustling hog buyer,
gathered up two car loadsof fat cattle
for the market this week,
R.V,Myers is loaning large amounts
of flax seed this spring. R, V. is the
right man in the right place.
Miss Nellie Umbarger started for
Norborne, Mo-, last Sunday, where she
expects to spend the summer.
Elder Hinton, Of the U. B. Church,
is in town. He will hold quarterly
meeting at Urbana next Saturday and
Sunday.
The Neosho conference of the U. B.
Church will hold a ministerial assOcia-
ton at carlton on the 18th, 18th and
10Th of June.
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IF YOU
PROTECT 1T.
Profit in the Orchard
Colfax Township.

Thursday, April 14-Still cool.
Mrs. Win Tetft is improving.
Sadie Wilson was on the sick list,
Fred Connell is done planting corn.
Mr.. Strauck soWed AL Blakeleys
flax last Saturday.
News about as scarce as hens teeth
and as hard to find.
Frank HoWertOn and his best girl
took in the creamery Saturday.
Lon Bricklers called at A. b. Con-
nel's and AL Deutch's last Sunday eve
ming.
Joe Morrison has the job Of hauling
the cream from Villas to Chanute in
stead Of Henry Simmons as reported
last week.
Al Blakley lost a two-year-old heifer
from black leg last week. Quite a
good many c1ses Of this disease have
been reported,
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A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES. (
Continued from the first page.
NNINo~N-N(NNNN||N
Villas.

Wednesday, April &c, p. Swanl
went to Ft. Scott Monday as dele
gale to the grand lodge P. of A.
Farmers are busy sowing flax.
TT. Binning was in Chanute today
on business.
A. E. Ncsbitt is clerking for G. p
Swank this week.
Chas, Smith is about through assess
ing ColfaX township.
Peach Grove school is in full blast,
with Miss Edith Lines as teacher.
Mrs. sDouglass Flynn returned from
her Indiana trip the latter part of last
week.
johnny Anderson was one of the
first farmers of this vicinity to finish
sowing flax.
Zion Sunday School is progressing
nicely under the SUPPLEMENTARY of
J. L. Morrison.
W. Gardner and wife, of near Earl
ton, visited the lattGr's father, Con-
rad Greisel, Sunday.
a man named Suratt skipped out
Sunday night and left some of our
merchants in the lurch,
Andrew HOwertOn, one Of the Nun
dell boys, was helping build a fence
around the Peach Grove school house
this week.
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Ward.

Wednesday. April 13.-Mrs. Abe
Starkey left last Sunday for Ohio,
where she will visit relatives for some
time.
Mr.. McClaren was in town last Mon
day,
Mrs. John Dewey has been quite sick
recently.
Mrs. Miller left for her home in
Illinois today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline Sundayed at Mr..
Jno. Williams.
Mr.. Kirk has been sick some time
with the grip, but is improving
Mr.. Owens and family attended
church in Chanute last Sunday.
Mr.. Mecum, of carlton, who buys
stock for VIM. Wilmoth, was in our
vicinity yesterday and purchased sew
eral head Of fat hogs.
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The Syndicate Trading Co.
Specials for Spring Trade.

Fifty Epieces rcalicos worth and &C. at sc yard
200 wards ginghams and 7c,at SIC yard.
A GOOD A. brown muslin at SIC per yard
1914 brown she6ting worth $780, at 10o per YARD
Good ward wide bleach muslin $40 per yard.
shirtings in chevoits and outing fannels at 5, O.
and 7c yard; worth 10 to 1926
Mems overalls and jumper work shirts, suspend
ers, jeans and cashmere pants at wholesale
cost prices
Our shoe stock is moving rapidly at the low prl-
ces we are closing them out at.
Baby shoes 1Oc, 16o and 25c
wome2's shoes 75c, 81 and $l.95; worth double
Mems shoes. 75o, 81, sl.95 and $3.50, Very cheap
Call and See Us
for "AN-WOOI Bargains. "
Syndicate Trading Co.
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High Prairie

Thursday, March 14-Planting corn
the order of this week.
VIM. Mccain has new corn planter.
Miss Flora Brinkley is on the sick
list.
Wash Ingles delivered hogs at Villas
today.
Geo. Templeman and Sam Owens
delivered hogs at Benedict last Thurs
day.
Miss Stella Perry and young lady
of Emporia, were visiting in our vi
cinity last week.
A. A. Rowan was circulating among
our neighbors Monday looking for seed
corn and a planter.
Mrs. Lon Prunty and Misses Coddin
and ollie Davis we're guests Of Mrs.
Werner the It'll inst.
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To Insure Live Colt, $40

Money Immediately due if mare is sold
or traded without leave. Great care
will be taken to avoid accidents, but
we cannot be accountable should any
happen.
Billie Ensign, 2S6l7, is by Ensign.
2:22, 469 by Enchanter 46S (see GER
tificate at above barn. Dam, Little
Bell, Dam of Blue Bell, 2:30, trial
2:13. Billie is dark bay; very hand
some. good size for speed and one Of
the finest individuals in Kansas; has
never been trained. Try a ride be-
hind him and determine his Qalities
for yourself. Come and see this
horse,
JOHN TYE,
W.. WALKER. Owner. Keeper.
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IMPORTANT OMISSION

"o News 1, the Damage Done to tho
n.,h f'sah Flest-Dewsy's Pluck and
nAr'nr conimendcd. .5z4as
LYNDON, May 1.-whlle It Is quite
wear that the Spanish squadron has
auileFed a crushing dcfeat,the dispatches
a ,,a't uAelear the Intensely interesting
suesuon whether the American squad
''a mas suffered material damage. &
A'' news thus far comes from SPAN
r Su sources, but It SCENE evident that
.o"'o'ndore Dewey has not captured
e.h"! ana Unless he Is able TO make on
oil, attack, and capture the town, he
no m baS. W IN an awkward position, having
NJ s y. upon which to retire and to re-
sta.os loDaoly. therefore. the United
for q. squadron will be obliged to make
M,ri;a.h ian francisco. as the entrance TO
. torn"Saa bay was heavily mined with
~ ,eooMMoDoRE DEWEY DISPLAY
w. TREAT PLUCK AND DARING IN
n,NhlNG Dan FOR THE INNER HAR.
anM, .n,. ACCORDING TO PRIVATE
p'icEs p,n RECEIVED FROM MAD.
s srD, THE UNITED STATES CRUZ
TSG TSHs ~ OLYMPIA, RALEIGH AND
OF wyy1r,aER VESSELS, THE NAMES
TgprIn1l I1lHa u ARE NOT GWEN: EN-
NnhU NJ ~, THE HARBoR. Il::s:.
- dispatches give details as to the
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MONTEJ0'S BULLETIN.

a A. J. I
Says tho American Fleet Had TO Retreat
Bchind Merchantmon :. Admits Ills
l.osara Nvero Numerous.
MADRID. via Paris, May 2.-Nme OF
retreat of American squadron behind
merchantmen was 1l:2O a. m. !:
The naval bureau at Manila sends the
following report, signed "Montejo, Ad-
miral:" sa X.
I'm the middle of the night the Amerl-
can squadron forced the forts and before
daybreals. appeared of Cavlte. The
night was completely dark. At half
past seven the bow Of the Rcina Maria
Christina took fire, and soon after the
poop also was burned. At s o'clock,
with my staff, went on board the Islc
Of Cuba. The Reinn Maria Christina
and the Catilla were then entirely en-
yeloped In flames. 2 .$ Z g5l5 &
The other ships having been damag-
eded retired into Baker Bay. Some had
to be sunk to prevent their falling into
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tory cannot be verified.
GENERAL SHAFTER
In all Probability VIII Command the
Army In Cubn.

In all Probability VIII Command the
Army In Cubn.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May LA spe-
cial to the Times Union and Citizen,
from Tampa, Fla, says:
General Shafter. who Is looked upon
as the officer who will have charge OF
the army Of occupation, gave an audi
ence this evening to several newspape.
men. In the course OF the conversation,
the question of countersigning war cor
respondents passes was brought up.
General Shafter said that he would not
assume cor,and for a week or ten
days, and would take up the subject in
ample time. This practically settles two
very important matters. First General
Shafter will command the army IN Gu
ba, and second, that the troops Will
not leave here for Cuba for ten days
at least. The general, while he has
come to no conclusion on the subject,
will be Inclined to limit the number of
war correspondents to as small a num-
ber as possible I Ir- - TsEif,
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DIRE DISASTER,

A Cyclone Sweeps Over Parts ofIowa, No.
Terrttorics-some Small Towns Reports
cd TO Hare Been Completely Wiped Ont,
Loss of Life. -
MASON CITY, Iowa, May LA de-
yastnting cyclone swept over northwest
Iowa last night. The worst destruction
Is reported near Archer. in O'Brien<
county. Primghar, Hartley and Curlew.3
It is said, are badly wrecked. Hartley
is said to be almost entirely destroyed.
The wires are down and only measre;
particulars are obtainable. Several are
reported killed and the property damage
is great. Y
Z lSAPULA. I. T., May LA cyclone
struck this town, to-day at 9 a. M, res
sulting in considerable damage to prop
erty and the injury OF several people.
Mrs. R. Taylor and two babies have
been removed from the ruins Of their de-
molished house. dangerously, but It Is
thought. not fatally hurt. The residence,
OF Robert Howell, a merchant, waa
turned upside down while the family;
were all inside, but all escaped injury
Rev. Mr.. Hay and family residing In
the Methodist parsonage, narrowly es-l
capped from their dwelling Just as the
storm twisted It from Its foundation.
Other dwellings and storehouses were
more. or less injured and the town is
flooded as result OF cloud burst. Sa-
pula Is within three miles of the path
of the cyclone that swept away, Chand-y
Ter. Oklahoma, year ago.
CHICAGO, May Ia special to the
Record from Sioux City. Iowa, says that
the storm which originated last evening
near Valparaiso, Neb., crossed the MIS-.
souri, river to South Dakota, where Gie
struck the towns of Elk Point and Rich
land and finally wound up In northern
Iowa. In Iowa the villages OF Sheldon,
Alta, Westfeld. Akron, Mallard. Archer
and Maurice suffered. Another branch
Of the. storm struck Ote, Whitney and
Smlthland, but comparatively little;
damage was done. John p. johnson, a
farmer near Richland. S. D., is the only
victim or the cyclone SO far as known. t,.i
h All along the path of the storm, many
houses are demolished and crops havo
suffered greatly from the hail which ac-
: companled 1t. ,S3SS - ~
AT Maurice, two grain elevators ana
the Sioux City and Northern depots
were blown TO pieces. Sssf
K A. special to the Record from Perry,
Oklahoma Territory, says: Parties arriv-
ing here from Duncan, Indian Territory.
town of 1000 people. southeast OF here,
report that a cyclone struck there last
night at 10 o'clock, nearly wiplng out
the entire town. A child was killed and
ten persons hurt, some fatally. Nearly
every business house in the town was
blown down. Many people we're in these
buildings and Elore deaths may come to
light. People OF neighboring towns arc
helping In the work of rescue. ti VI
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a demand is likely to be made for
the surrender OF the city Snnd.
in the event OF refusal. COM
blned attack would be made upon It,
The result OF such an attack in the ab-S
sence OF a Spanish fleet and effective
shore batteries. seems a foregone con-,
cluslon. M s,Ssts
No news OF q definite character TO-
given concerning the loss sustained by,
Commander Dewey's squadron and II is
scarcely likely. in the opinion OF expertsl
|of the navy, that authentic Information
until Commodore Dewey has opportu-,
nifty to communicate officially with the
department. 1t is regarded as probable
that Immediately after the engagements
OF to-day Commodore Dewey sent the
revenue cutter McCulloch back to Hong
Kong with dispatches and that the firBtl
Information from him will come from
that point.
4 The distance from Manila to Hong
Kong is trifle over 600 miles and II will
take the Mcculloch about two days to,
make the trip.
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sQUlETIAT KEY WEST.

Another PriLs Towsd In-- Four Regiments
OF Infantry Armsd-itsportsd 5000
Troops will 20 to cnbs Tomorrow. Z.
KEY WEST, May 1.-The day has
been very quiet no news from the feet
or the outside world being received.
Miss Clara Barton and her red cross
aids came ashore from the relief steam
er State OF Texas. this morning and at
tended church. The 800 marines on the
transport Panther remained huddled on
the steamers deck in roasting sun. The
Amphitrite, Montgomery and Newport
sailed this morning in the direction Of
the fleet. Gt W.
The government tug Leyden brought
in the small coasting schooner Maecott,
which was captured by the torpedo beat
Foote yesterday. twenty miles west OF
Havana, while trying to run the block
ade. The Mascot, which. with her cnr-
go, is worth about $4,000, was on her
way from Jlbara TO Havana, with fruit.
The Iharbor regulations which take ef-
feet tonight forbid vessels to enter be-
TWEEN the hours OF s. In the evening and 4
in the morning. A patrol has been es-
tablIshed which will ins.ruc. vessels
how to pass through the mine fields. 81
The steamer Mascot while entering
port this afternoon fouled the Spanish
prize schooner Perineo. carrying away
the latter's forward rigging. The hand
railing on the upper deck Of the steamer
was torn away. a. III .sGy yg-
-Four regiments of infantry from
Chlckamauga, Mobile and New Orleans
arrived to-day. being the First, Tenth.
Twenty-second and Twenty-fourth.
Seven train loads made up Of ninety-hve
cars have been reported from points
along the Plant system and will have ar
rived here before morning. The trains
are bringing the remainder Of the artil-
lery and cavalry, horses, stores. etc.
One hundred additional pack mules came
in with the first regiment this morning.
It Is reported tonight that a dispatch
has Just been received here, the con-
tents Of which indicate that 5000 men OF
each arm, and as many Cubans here as
desire to accompany them, will leave
Tuesday. and that the Olivette and
Florida, Of the Plant line, were officially
inspected to-day to ascertain II their.
capacity Is sufficient for that number Of
troops. Matanzas Is mentioned as the
destination.
This story cannot be verified.
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SYMPATHETIC URUGUAY.
American Minister Receives Threatentn
Letters-Eeeling Tor Sbnin.

American Minister Receives Threatening
Letters-FeclinE Tor Sbnin.
MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, via Gal
weston, Tex. May 1.-The United States
legation has been placed under guard.
The United States minister, Mr.. William
r. Finch. has received number OF
threatening letters from people who
sympathtze with the Spaniards.
The Uruguayan newspapers are
blaming the government for It's action,
due to its neutral attitude in the war
between Spain and the United States, in
prohibiting public performances and
other steps to raise subscriptions here in
behalf OF the Spanish navy. A number
OF pro-Spanisan proclamaions have been
conflscated and a mass meeting of Span
ish sympathizerst which was to have
taken place Mt the Soils theatre. has
been prohibited,
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ish vessel was burned,

vessels actually engaged on either side.
1t appears to be incorrect that the
American ships finally anchored be-
hind the merchantmen on tho east side
OF the bay. 1t should be on the west
side. M ',f
The probabilities point in the direc-
tion OF the second engagement having
occurred through the Spaniards trying
to prevent the landing OF the American
w0iin1p1 E' fLHFl ~ II, t.s.r g-sr. fs.G.FF
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CRUISER MINNEAPOLIS

Arrived at Portsmonth New Hampshire.
Columbia VIII Leave For Eoston.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 1.-The
cruiser Minneapolis arrived from Port
land to-day and after giving q fine exx-
hlbltlon in manoeuvreing by stcam!ng
round the Columbia like q naphthn
launch, dropped anchor off the navy
yard. Il q
The bow plates OF tho Columbia which
were stove In by her anchor when lctv-
ing Boston, have been repaired md she
Will leave for Portland In the morning,
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SUSPICIOUS FRANxNEss
or the III, Spanish pl.p.tehs.-i,rea..,ng

or the Spanish pi.p.tehss-i,realting the
dlyi News Gently. q
LONDON May l.-Rellable details
cannot be had until Commodore Dewey's
squadron is able to communicate with
Hong Kong
There Is, however, a suspicious frank
ness about the Spanish dispatches that
savors OF q desire to break unpleasant
news to the spaniards. II Is not unlike-
ly, therefore, that Commodore Dewey
may be able to renew the attack. M
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CHARLESTON. s. c., May 1.-The
monitor NIlnntonomuh sailed at noon to-
day for Key West. While here the mon
fresh water; and also had some slight
In good condition th = ~ ~ J! ~
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Republicans Endorse Honahnyv.
1cc!al Dispatch to tho Intclligencer,

ArARTINSBURG, W. Va, May l.
The independent candidacy for mayor
of Dr.. W. T. Henshaw, was endorsed byI
the Republicans last night Dr.. Hen
shaw was the unanimous choice OF the
convention. there bctng no opposition.
He Is serving his first term ns mayor
having been elected on the Democratic
ticket two years ago. He refused to
support the Bryan Democracy, and act.
cd with the gold Democrats In the last
campaign, HEX
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EDITOR FLEEs NOR HIS LIER.
Called Tho American Flag "Piece j.

Called tho American Flag a aPieco OF
Painted Rag" Tied to n Stick.
FORT SCOTT. Kas., May 1.-George
f. Bowman. an associate editor OF the
Appeal to Reason. a socialist paper,
published at Girard, and who was the
socialist candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor of Rhode Island two years ago.
has been compelled to flee from Glrard
to save his life from n mob of citizens
incensed at an article he wrote for the
paper. fi
While sitting in the newspaper office
he was notified by q friend of the .ap-
proach of the mob which had q hemp
rope. intending to hang him. He es-
capped through the rear door and ran to
this city, a distance OF twenty-five miles
without money or baggage. gs
Chief Editor Wayland had grave fears
of q repetition Of the Lovejoy affair with
his newspaper Office.
The article which so tncensed the peo-
pie, referred to the national flag as n
piece of painted rag. tied to stick. He
was critlclslng the worship Of the flag
without regrad for fellow creatures. Mr..
Bowman came from Providence, r. l..
nbout q year ago. He has left here and
"a enroute 10 Washington state. %, ff
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READING, Pa. May Ia heavily
armed guard Of dozen men went on
duty at Carpenters steel works to-day
In consequence of reports from else
where Of suspected Spanish spies In the
vicinity. of other establishments which
are engaged In government work The
guards have orders to shoot any sus-
picious characters who fail 10 depart
after fair warning.
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BLANCo's DETERMINATION

TO Make n Desperate Defense OF Havana.
sssNt FortifyIng aiatsuIus.
LONDON, May 2,-The Havana cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail telegraph
Ing on April %, says Captain General
Blanco has determined upon a desperate
defense OF Havana. ~
In Matanzas, 10000 soldiers are con-
stantly engaged In throwing up earth
works and encompassing the entire city
In segment OF q great circle,
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WIN Rende1v,,on,, Mt u1nr.in.bu.rv, ~, :,

Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.i 81 n
MARTINSBURG, ". Va, May L.
Secretary Alger wired Senator Faulkner
1 last night that the state troops would
be mustered In at Kanawha City, and at
once brought here where they will rem.
devious until further orders. 51 80
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rerrnororlo Undergoing Repair,

Copyright, 1898. by the Associated Prcss.)
BUENoS AYREs, via Galveston. Tex,
May 1.-The Spanish gunboat Termcr-
ario Is ut Eusenada, on the In Plata,
undergoing repairs TO n portion Of her
machinery, but It Is expected that she
Will leave within n week,
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For West Virginia and Western
PennsylvaniaL--- Threatening weather
and showers; fresh :southwesterly5
winds. Stsf,s6 q III
For Ohio-Cloudy weather. showers;
colder In western portion: fresh south-Ss
westerly, shifting TO Tnorthwesterly,
winds. Il .ts t;;s.s
fisl Local Temperature. 5SiiSs
The temperature Saturday as Observed
by c. Schncpf. druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth Streets was as follows: t
a.. m,:........... q 2 p. m,.......,...,.s1
q, Is p. IN
u n........ "..."H Weather--Clca
= SUNDAY. ~ i!5
q. m.......... G. y. m,............. 81 /
{ 0 H. tm............. GO Z p. m..........,,,, Sa
Il m........ ...... 81 Wcathcr-Fair. ~.
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GREAT REJOICING.
AT the Capital on the Receipt Of the News
of DeWeys Victory.
e OF. CITY. PROFOUNDLY MOVED.

While Success Has Been Expected tho News Of it. Coming t
Did, from Spanish Sources Vent the Patriotism Of
People which Had Been Pent Up for Days President
Receives the News Of the Battle with Evidences Of the Great
est Qualification. 3
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TURKS ISLAND, May 1.-The Amer
lean steamer Cherokee. which arrived
yesterday with 1880 bags Of sugar. was
chased by a Spanish ship Tuesday night
when leaving Macoris for San Domingo.
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while the Minneapolis will sail west,
probably for Boston, X,
H Orders were received at tho navy yard
to ft,up all the heavy guns at the yard
for the coast defense of Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, & There
are sixty twelve and flfteen-lnch
smooth-bore guns at the yard and men
are already getting the mounts ready.
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the hands OF the enemy. The losses are
numerous, notably Captain Cadarzo, q
priest und mine other persons"