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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10

l.. W. Colby of Beatrice has been ap-
pointed Il b%rigadicr general by the
president.
Hong Kong advice, say some of
Dcw"y's men have been poisoned Ivy
eating fish supposed To have been doe
torcd by Npaniurd,.
The New York Journal prints under
a Cape llayticu date the following.
which il affirmed to have been cablcd
verbatim 20 Europe today from Sauti.
ago: This morning there was heavy
Cannonadlng from , 20 ! o'clock. An
armed American transatlantic steam
cr tried I, run owe the first line of
torpedo dcfrn>c>. The S%paniards let
her do ST.. but when the American
ship. which had already got into the
pass. attempted To run over the src-
ond line of tOrpcdoc> the S%pauiards
set fire to one of these and the Amcri-
can ship sunk right down Immediately
after the explosion of the torpedo. An
officer, al engineer and six Scamcn
have been made prisoners. The name
of the American ship j. unknown, as
well as the number of victims who
have persisted
'h'iN - "''''Hl'lN I' u'ipl III llf
minds of naval officers in Washington
that the sending of the collier into the
harbor was all "A prcnrrangcd move on
the part Of Admiral Sampson. The
use of the collier, the unusual hour in
the morning, the necessity of blockad-
ing the channel so rs to relieve some
of the ships of the squadron from re-
manning stationary OFF Santiago. the
Importance of discovering whether
h mines wcrc cifcctivc-all these
reasons make it certain that thu Mcr-
rimac was deliberately guided to her
destruction. II vas not Spanish vie
tory. II was n clcvcrly arranged
scheme and it was successful. The
eight men in the spanish prison are
the real heroes of the war. II is cx-
pcrtcd that reports will 10 received
today from Admiral sampson which
will give details of the Mcrrimac's
destruction and the names of the
eight men who hay" been captured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
TROOPS LANDED IN CUBA,
4 Report That 5000 Mot G.rcia's Army
Ncar Santiago,

NEW YORK, June "a dispatch from
Kingston. Jamaica. reports that 5000
United States troops have landed near
Punta Cabrera, IA little to the west of
Santiago de Cuba. where a junction
was effected with General CaliNto Car
ci-s army of 1900 insurgents.
Ut is added hat the landing was eff
fcctcd under cover of a fire from Adj
miral SIMPSONS fleet. With the troops
were several heavy siege guns.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Naval officers
denied this morning that troops had
been landed in force at Santiago.
They We're so confident hat the re-
ports were premature as TO warrant
the belief that from their knowledge
IF the movements OF the transports at
Tampa and Mobile it would not be pos
siblc for the troop ships to have ar
rived 10y this time on the south coas,
of Cuba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
Monday Juno q.

TIL" a 4 cable strands binding Cuba
to the outside world were cut las,
Friday afternoon.
Captain Charles V. Gridlcv. com
mandcr of the cruiser Olympia. and
onc of the hCrcc, of the battle of Ma.
nila bay. died June I. lie was invalid.
cd aud ordered home 10y Il board OF
medical survey after the battle. He
fought from the coming tower. The
precise nature of his trouble H. not
disclosed.
The only arrival at Key West yes
tcrday from Havana reports an un-
changed condition there. The ships
are still stationed in line and have re-
laXcd one of their vigilance. but dur.
ing the past few days nothing has oc.
Cured To vary the trdium of the wait.
There has been no hostile drnOnStra-
ton from the shore. and 50 far ~ the
i,vr:cdiatG vicinity Of Havana j. con
C,rnCd. the only sign of life there isthc
inccssant work being done ON the fort
iiCatiOnS.
Five transports. carrying the Twen-
ticth infantry. Colonel Wheaton,: Third
infantry. Colonel Page. and troops A..
&. u and f. of the second cavalry.
steamed down Mobile bay AT $50
o'clock last Friday morning en- route
pic ,umably for Tampa. but really un
der sealed orders. The transports are
the steamers Mattcwan. saltwater.
Brcakwatcr, Arkansas aud Morgan.
scenes of enthusiasm all along the
river front where thousands of people
had cungr'gatcd were witnessed.
Whistles of all the river and bay craft
and mills and ringing of bells kept up
an uncrasing din a. long Us the trans.
ports were in sight.
Steps have taken by which il is cx-
pcctcd that Lieutenant tarrunZa. who
has conducted the spanish spy system
from Montreal with his associate. Sc
nor du Bosc. former first secretary of
the spanish legation here. will he cx-
PEELED from Canada within the next
few days unless they adopt their
means of leaving before an intcrna.
tional question is raised as To their
presence in Canada. The Carranaa
letter detailing his spy system. was
communicated 10 the British ambassa-
dor Sir julian Paunccfotc. together
vith all other information bearing on
the operations of the Spaniards in
Canada. The ambassador was quick
To act in the matter and without wait
ing the slow processes of the mail. he
cahlCd the entire matter to the foreign
office. No doubt is entertained rs TO
the speedy action of the authorities at
London now that a specific case has
been made II against the Spanish
officials in Canada.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10


The /. :, Sloop of war Mohican has
sailed from san Francisco To Honolulu.
1t will relieve the bennington. which
has been ordered to join Dewey.
Brigadicr.Grncral l.. W. Colby. L. $
v, expects To he assigned to one of
the corps which will See service in
Cuba. He has applied to the war de-
pGrtncnt asking that the Third Ne
braska, which, il is understood. W. j.
bryan Il To command, shall he placed
~ h brigade. General Colby hopes
To- lead Il strong body Of volunteers.
when Will land in western Cuba and
light It's way to Havana. lie says that
II" has personally Inspected the ground
and knows the difficulties and is famil-
lar with the necessities for reaching
the capital city. lie desires to lead
Nebraska troops and is anxious that
the regiment to bc organized under
the second call shall accompany him
on the cp dition. General Colby
request " | hc taken under consider.
axiom by the war department.
\ single deed of American daring.
n~nrqualicd IN the annals of history.
has lost 20 the kingdom of Spain the
powerful fleet of Admiral Ccrvcra.
Last Friday just before dawn, seven
gallant Nramcn took the collier Mcrri-
mac under the blazing MORO batteries
al the entrance of Santiago bay. and
Nank her cross wise of the channel
Just past the ENtralla battery. Naval
constructor liobSOn commanded the
expedition. II was almost certain
d,nth tor the men who went, but they
dlN the work assigned to them with
The customary courage of American
NCamcn The idea OF sinking the
Mr'rimac ucroNN the channel was tu
"hNiruct tine passage 80 that the ~pnn.
ISM ir"t could not steal out in the
darkness or during n storm when the
American ships would bc compelled
To- seek a place OF safety. The Nrrri
mac was ~uHk 10y means of torpcdoc,
fastened Ia to her port side. lloh5or
and his men escaped death but wcr,
captured ny the Spaniards and ar,
held rs prisoners of war. The news 81
their wonderful escape was sent I,
Rear Admiral Sampson by Admira
Cervcra, the Spanish admiral being ;,
scruck with the courage of the Amrri
can crew that he thought Admira
sampson should know the men ha,
not lost their lives.
The battle>hip Oregon has been cen
to Santiago dc Cuba.
The secretary of war yesterday sen
to congress a request Tor appropria
tons amounting To si3, s79,35s.
A Madrid despatch ays Dcspit
the statements of the newspapers tina
Admiral tcrvera was not present "A
the bomb rdmcnt of Santiago de Cub;
ON Tuesday, Captain Aunon, the mir
lister of marine, in an interview toda
: declared that Cervcra hoisted his fla
on the Cristobal Colon in order T.
direct the Spanish operations, 18th
success of which is principally due t
Cervera, who has given proof of hig
strategic ability
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
Friday, June ,.

Sampson has arrived off Santiago de
Cuba and has assumed command of che
Steet.
Rosefelt's rough riders arrived at
Tampa and excited favorable com
nent.
1t was definitely stated last night
in Washington at the war department
that the Third Nebraska regiment will
probably go the Philippines.
Count de Rascom, the Spanish am
bassador to London in an interview
frankly stated that the war meant
ruin for spain, and added: THE
sentiment Is growing in favor of seek
ing an honorable peace with America,
which,
for . war.of ~inyasipn, would also. be
wclcbihc mprefSNRcc to u protractcd
struggle, involving heavy sacrifices of
men and money. This being 50, | hope
IN basis of understanding may be found
xea,Aing to peace"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
NO NEW WORD FROM HOBSON.
A Misrepresentation Causes u Visit by .
Boat From the Spanish Fleet.

MOLE ST. NICHOLAS, Hayti, June :,
WORD received from the flagship New
York, off Santiago, dated yesterday
afternoon, says that no further news
has been received from the Merrimac
prisoners, A launch came out from
the shore Sunday morning under a flag
Of truce. The Spanish officer who was
in charge of the boat said he thought
he saw a flag of truce flying on board
the Iowa. When the officer discovered
his mistake the launch returned to
MORO castle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
sand for Dysppp,ia,

The latest and most novel rcmody
!or dyspepsia halls from Oregon and
Is reported in the Grants Pass Cour.
Ter 1t Is nothing less than a spoon
inl OF common sand, every day river
bottom sand, taken wet Just after
meals, William Bybee, a well known
clti@eh' Is supposed to be the origi-
hator OF this queer remedy. but quito
u numher OF vcracious gentlemen
testify to its curative properties,
which are supposed to take tho form
OF mechanical action by carrying of
Impurities from the mucous lining OF
the walls Of the sto'unch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10

'pnn.,i 'oitrH na> o.uercu 'te
~" tn.ian'e .t.nreu VI Wv Nre'h
oi'ne Ner'i"ac ny inc use
Judging from the general tenor of
the news from Manila. there is reason
to believe thai the city will fall into
the hands of Dewey before the arrival
or the American troops.
Th, navy d,nortmcn, vcs,ord,v gove
| orders thot the monitor N~on,innrl,
| now nj Mare Island navy vord Inc nr,.
narcd To sail tn Manila in ten dnys
| With Tho Monterey and N~nnndnork
Admiral Dewey viii Inc ohI. IN hold
and ~rnntrol ,br b,v and tnyn
PROMOTION II IN store Tor ileute nant
i'ooSnh t"r ms DARING frat IN SINKING
lIc Merrlihac across the haroor en-
trance at santiago. me present lndl-
,s,b"S ~ 49," t nNn ~.
~, H., ;na, NV, :" 'I " ma,
y" "' ~. -, i"H
n r. H." a ~ ~ ~
IIJi'i' NV - ''"''"
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Colonel Charles j. Bills of Nebraska.
who was recently placed in command.
Professionally. of the second brigade.
First division. Third corps. at Chicka-
mauga, has established his hcadquar-
tcrs just opposite those of General
Grant. Colonel Bills has selected
Captain Charles II. Wilson as acting
"ugu'a" NM"E''' ",i.tner, .o'nm
o"l!. =" '"J'' '"s"'""'" i""''
"-'''.,'
n blt o' important news came to
nhhu az the navy department Scstcr.
Gay IN areport from Admiral
Dewey or important successes achieved
by the insurgents at Manila. Admiral
l"wey reported that h insurgents
have won several victories over the
SpaniardH in 'avitc province n have
taken NIFTY officers and i.sOo men
rlNonerH. The arsenal at Cavite is
being prepared for occupation by
snitcd states troops on arrival of the
transports.
The war department has supplicd Ia
the navy dcpartmrut the list of names
urncurcd from tho c"omnnndont inf
! Fort Mcpherson. Ga. of the SPANISH
prisoners of wal there. The depart.
mont MS mnrnipr .nnt hi, III, ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10

IL VIII take ten days To repair the
cruiser Columbia.
colonel Bratt of the First is moving
hard 10 get his regiment in the next
push to Manila.
Nearly all the newspaper boats have
gone To Santiago dc cuba in anticipa-
N,.ti Of a~ctualitics there.
some Eastern tobacco
treated the boys of the First NcbraSku
To cob pipes and tobacco.
Lancaster county prohibitioui,t,
have sent thanks to Colonel BILLS Tor
BIS stand ON excluding liquors from
his regiment.
On his arrival NJ Jacksonville. Fla,
IRON Tampa, Major General titZhuyh
Ice was rendered Il great ovation. lie
held u private talk with General Miles.
Warner lcckwith, the base ball
PLAYER and college graduate clipped
with the daughter of Robert T.. Lin.
coin, has enlisted in an Iowa regi-
mrnt.
Colonel Fred ID. Grant YESTERDAY.
took the oath of brigadcr-gencrdl. il
being administered at Chickamauya
park byJudgc q. A. II. Harris of Role,
TIA. an cX-confcderatc.
The war department has decided TO
accept Col. W. j. organs regiment
% Nebraska in addition To the $50
men necessary to fill out regiments
now in the field. Its maximum strength
will he 1926. This addition to the
fi0 n the First and Second will give
Nebraska i.O3s men in the field,
Afternoon advices yesterday gave
the information that Schlcy had at
lacked and demolished the forts AT the
entrance to Santiago de Cuba hay.
This mornings dispatches confirm
them, n news OF the destruction Of
Admiral Ccrvcras fleet is hourly cN-
pectcd. The opinion is also general
that Santiago will soon fall into the
hands of the Americans.
a most interesting feature of ytStcr,
day at thickamauga park was ;hc
sham battle between the Second and
Third divisions of the First cOfpS.
Nine regiments composed the attack
aud defending armies, 10000 men in
ALI, and the m"ancuVCring became in,
,cnsrly exciting. The movements were
reviewed by Inspector General Rrcck.
tnridgP and stan, who expressed the
greatest admiration for the activity
and precision with which the orders OF
abe commanding officers were carried
ont.
In response to inquiry from the wa,
department in relation thereto zen
eral Brooke from ChicSn
inauga that there is no reason what
ever for complaint aS to the quality an,
quantity of food furnished the troop
in this camp. some regiments arrive,
with food rattOnS only. but defect, -
this kind are quickly rcmcdicd an,
thc vegetable component Immediately
provided The water question is b,
ing solved rs to quantity and it ha
always been good rs To quality"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
stz;;; WAR NOTES
Weu~.. -
"My dED SKETCHES OF
ming sor,. l. POSSIBILITIES.
u,ishcd Paragraphs Portray
ii News Of Evrut- ~ They
YIN Happen Movements Of
Navy Departmental Doings
n yc0
nus Wednesday. june 1.
Government Is Fastening work
new b~attlcship,.

hc auxiliary cruiser Harvard has
med Sch!cy off Santiago dc cuba.
Eight thousand volunteers are now
in camp at Camp Merritt, san Fran.
cisco.
The cruiser Columbia has bcCa
dockcd for repairs. She wa, damaged
tn IA collision.
The torpedo boat Rowan. built at
seattle by Moran Bros. /, ready for
her trial trip.
Tie navy department yesterday
bought another yacht for the auxiliary
hcct. 1t Is the Inquirer. Of New York.
Admiral C%crvcra'S fleet is in no ron.
dition to fight. Besides being short Of
coal, the bottoms of his ships are foul
with sea growth.
The teaincr Florida ha, Just re-.
turned To Key West from Cuba. having
successfully landed II force Of 100 men,
with Il pack train and a large quantity
uf arms and ammunition.
The third fleet alleged To be getting
ready at tadiz is Il paper one. II con
slSts of old style vessels. with battered
onl'varks. no paint, and anchors and
chains thick with rust. The govern
fhtDJ tcnfS III not.
\ private cablcgram to the Wash
snyton Post from jamaica at 9:3O last
:niRbt announces a heavy engagement
between Schlcy's fleet at Santiago and
taie forts and fleet at that point. II
says Schley has forced his way into
IA outer harbor and al last report,
was engaging both shore batteries and
beet. Naval officials absolutely dis
credit the news.
Gov. Stevens of Missouri Yesterday
rendered W. j. Bryan the coionclcy OF
a Missouri regiment. Mr.. Bryan de
clincd 1t, saying he'd rather go with
shc Nebraska boys. 1t is now be-
licvrd that Nebraska i entitled To- u
all regiment besides the GGO men nee.
sssary to fill out the First and second.
III this is the case Colonel Brvan'S
Third will he called on. Washington
ndviccs lead to this conclusion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
Drowning of "a Kansas Judge.

CALDWELL, Kan, June :. - While
fishing last night at Blum creek, Judge
j. NJ. Thomas of this city was drowned.
lie was one of the first settlers in
Caldwell and has held many important
positions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
RUSHING SHIPS TO HAWAII.
Gunboat Mohican Prccodcs the Montery
To IIOuoiulu.

san FRANCISCO, June THE United
States sloop of war Mohican came
down from the Mare island navy yard
yesterday morning and after a brief
delay sailed at 1890 p. IN. for Homo
lulu. 1t is understood that she will re-
main on duty at that port, replacing
the bennington, ordered to join ADJ
miral Dewey's fleet at Manila.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
FOR EXCHANGE OF HOBSON.
admiral sampson Is Arranging n Trans
fer With Admiral Cervera.

WAsnINGros, June THE navy de-
partment has posted the following
bulletin; Admiral Sampson is en-
gagged in arranging with Admiral
Ccrvera for the exchange of Naval
Constructor lIobson and the men with
him now in prisons at Santiago for
some officers and men held prisoners
by the United States at Fort Mo
Pherson."
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
BLOW TO THE GRlDLEY FAMILY.
The Captains wife Was Arranging ia
Meet Her Husband In san Irnnri.c,.

Meet Her Husband In san Francisco.
ERIE. Pa. June Late last nirht
The family of Captain G.. V. Gridicy,
living here. was notified by the navy
department of the death of the captain
in Japan a. "A result Of the battle of
Manila. The members of the family
are Frustrated with grief. Captain
Gridlcy was the ,on-in-law of Judge j.
i. Vincent of this city and is the father
of three childrcn-two daughters and
"A son. Mrs. Gridlev was in the midst
of preparations to go to san Francisco
To meet her husband and accompany
him across the continent home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
GOOD NEWS FROM DEWEY.
philippine Insurgents Capture 1900
spanish Sui Ter.

W~AslitNGr)N, JHac THE navy de-
iartmcnt at ? O'Clock posted the fol.
lowing bulletin:
Admiral Dewey report, that the in.
'urgcnt> have been actively engaged
within the province of Cavitc during
the past week. They have won several
victories. taken prisoner about l,sOo
men and fifty officers of the Spanish
troops not native. The arsenal at Cav
tie has been prepared for occupation
by the United States troops on their
arrival Oh Transports"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
Mrs. Atkinson Indicted.

CHENILLE, W. Va, June THE
grand jury yesterday brought in in.
dictments charging forgery against
Governor AtSinson's wife. She was re-
leased on 50, 900 bond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-10
IT is ANOTHER HAVANA
How the Cuban Capital is Affected by
the War.

80 : pa q VI lOT IT,
tense are pushed night and day on the
tortihcations all over the island. The
spanish officials here claim that if So.
100 men were needed To attack IIayana
by land n sea when the war broke
out. at least 100, 900 men will be re-
luircd to attack the Cuban capital
now. III view of the new and strength
encd notifications. and also bccause
the so-callcd ''cultivation zoac" has
been extended to EincGri, Calahara,
i~Icjucal, Ctc., which are aside the limo
u dcf"nSrs now. thus, it is claimed.
making Havana a Spanish Scbasto.
pol. This increase in the cultivated
area about Havana will. il is asserted.
support the Inhabitants with food. al.
though lot with luxurics, for a long
time to come.
In spite of this Ou.wardiv cheerful
aspect OF affairs. anxious ceilings cx.
lNt. People go 50 far as to charge
senior NorCt. the former minister of
the colonies Of Spain. with being Il
traitor and having sold Cuba to the
United states" This causes discon.
tent to prevail, and if the Spanish fleet
iOcs not arrive here before food be.
,omrs rc,lI,. .c,r,, ,orri,l, ui.,;.u
may be reported.
There are hardly any business trans
,c,i,rs mud ia, ,;,,. L,,l.. -,
Tho famili,. r,n,in -, h,,o &C,
inc when rho sound ,f n ,u, aroJ frn,,
onc of the forts causes the people to
rush to the windows or into the streets.
rusb IN y ,b,r,n. ., ,L, ,ia;nt,. 80
In, b,, and ., ~, I,,or, a,a,n ..
.cr if tho ,,r,ri,,, d.. :. ..n.-.
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H., rdn,n,s aud ,h,r al.n nra.,nI ,"ma
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sam" 'n' ih''""" vi warfare aoopteu'
many "i mem go 50 i"r rs TO say the
me" ''a''H ~ hot prepared ior war;
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a;,m ~ ,lnnl,aash naa,Io m.auIa I'LL,
be aware that war was in progr,ss. M
lc,s, so far MS the western nroyinccs of
Cuba are concerned. This inactivity
of the INSURGENTS. in view of the con-
crntration of the Spanish troops IN the
coast towns. cannot be accounted for
bv the Spanish commanders.
Another matter which the Spaniards
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-17

from the peaceful walks OF
American citizenship, thousands
of them without any military
training whatever, to equip and
train these men for active service
in an enemy's country, to form
them into camps at convenient
points and provide them with
subsistence, to buy and equip
enough vessels with men and
ornaments to protect our coast
and give us assurance of success
in a naval conflict-all these
things are not to be done in a
week and a day, but must be the
result of months efthe most Sc
we're and trying labor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-06-17
North StratfOrd, n. III.

Mrs. A. D. Norcott is in Holyoke,
Mass, taking care of her brother Leon.
ard Titus, who is very low with con-
sumption. Mrs. Titus is convalescent,
but Mr.. Titus sister Valonia has pneu-
MONA all sick in the one house. They
have the sympathy of every one.
Rev. J. S. Brown preached very inter-
esting sermon to the children last Sunday
morning.
DR.. Evans, our new physician, has ar
rived to take the place of DR.. Clifford
who moves to Berlin Falls.
Your correspondent has been so
thoroughly crushed that she does not
dare to express her modest opinion OF
events for fear she may run "terninst'
some ones corners. There are times
when modesty is more becoming than
agreeable. A continual destruction Of
ones efforts is monotonous.
George Stevens of Lancaster was in
town Monday.
DR.. Adams and Jere Willard had their
annual fishing trip to Maidstone Lake
last week.
Bonnie Jacobs of Berlin, was in town
over Sunday, the guest of Abe Kugleman
L. Cleveland has stock of American
and Cuban flags for sale, cheap.
Harvey Human spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
DR.. Whitcomb and wife have little
granddaughter from Boston, Mass,
with them for the summer.
Miss M. Donnelly and brother went to
Colebrook last week to attend the fun
eral of a relative.
The Misses Hayes and Mcconnell Of
Groveton were in town last week the
guests of Miss Kate O'Dowd. The young
ladies came on their wheels.
Mrs. Levi Cleveland went last Tuesday
to Canada to spend four weeks with her
parents and other relatives.
A family of Samaritan peddlers from
Palestine who have lived here the past
year have bought fruit store in Bur
lington, VT. and have gone there to re
side,