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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Skazany ma 20 lat wiezie'
mia.

. William Mckay, zabojca
Henryka Polcyna, zostal u
znany winnym przez sad przy-
sieglych sedziego Steina /
skazany ma 20 lat wiezienla
karnego. Mckay d. 8. Lipca
b. r. bez powodu napad} ma
Polcyna W stajni pewnej przy
"a ulicy zadal mu. nozem
smiertelna rane. Sedziowie
przysiegli naradzali sic siedm
godzin, MIN wyrok wydali.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Zab ita przez lokomOtywe.

La Crosse, Wis. - Rika
Steg emeyer szla W sobote do
piracy W fabryce kauczukowej.
Gdy staneIa ma szynach kolei
Northwestern, chciala Je
przei Sc, ale lokomotywa ia u
derzyla, odrzllci}a 100 stop ma
box, wskutek czego dziewczy-
ma zmarfa ma miejscu. Pocho-
dzi ona Z Iowy, gdzie jej Of
ciec ma obszerna farme.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Polak potfuczOny.


w zeszEym tygodniu, ma
rogu ulic Blanche i Noble,
pociag kolei Northwestern u
derzy} o w6z ma ktorym jecha}
Karol Syrowski, zarn.. pm.
455 Elston ave. Woz zostal
rozbity, a Syrowski wypadl
ma bruk, mocno sic potEukl
ma kilka zeber z}amanych.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala A
leksyanow. =. ,> =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Konferencya przeciw anar-
chistOm.

Rzym, W}ochy. - Konfe-
rencya przedstawicieli mo-
carstw, majaca om6wit srodki
walki tepienia anarchist6w,
zebrala sic W ubiegly czwar-
tex pod przewodnictwem wi
ce-admiraIa Conevaro. Wszy-
stkie mocarstwa euroPejskie
maja swych delegat6w. kon-
ferencya ma zasiadat az do
Bozego Narodzenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
BurZa w New TOrku.

New York zosta1 naWiedzo.
ny przez burze, podobna dc
tel, jaka szalala W r. 1888.
Wiatr dal Z szybkoscia 60 mi
ma godzine. Snieg pokry} O:
ko}iczne pola warstwa 10 ca
Iowa.. Gdzie niegdzie wznoszf
sic zasypy 5 stop wysokie,
Pociagi op6znia}y sic L przy'
byciem ma miejsce przezna
czenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Bal przemysfOwc0w.

Tow. Przemysl,; Rzemiesl-
nik6w Polskich, gr. 8 Z. N.
P, urzadza dnia Sligo grud,
MIA r. b., W. wieczor sw. Syl,
westra, Bal Maskowy ns
kt6rym rozdanych zostanie sc
cennych premii: Bal odbedzie
sic W Hall P'ulaskiego. Cens
biletu so centow, W masce,
ma galerye 25c. :. j. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
POWr0t cesarZa Wilhelma.

Berlin. - Cesarz Wilhelm
Z cesarzowa powr6ci} W Sobo-
te okolo po]udnia do Poczda-
mu, gdzie zostal powitany
przez ksiecia Hohenlohe ma
czele ministrow pruskich: O.
powiadal i'm o rezultatac oh
swej podr6zy ma wsch6d, KIT g.
re juz zosta]y osiagniete lpb
kt6re oslagniete zostana W
niedalekiej przysz}osci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
'Podali sic do dymisyi.

Havana. - General kapitan
Blanco zIozyl .komende W re-
ce swego nastepcy, generafa
Castellanos a sam odp}yna}
do Hiszpanii. Gubernatoro-
vie prowincyj Santa Clara
Ma tanzas, oraz mayor mlasta
Ha vany, podali sic do dymi-
syiE
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30

zdanie, w ktorem wykazuJa O.
p}akany stan paiistwa turec-
kiego proponuje zaProwa-
dzenie pewnych reform. Sui
tan ME chce ami slyszet o zmla-
mach rzadu W swojem pam
stwie, a nawet niechetnie od-
nosi sic do tychze minlstr6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Zw}Oki KOlumba w HisZpa-
nil.

Madryt. - Zwloki Kolum-
ba, kt6re spoczywaly W Ha-
vanie zosta}y wys}ane tego
miasta do Hiszpanii, oczeki-
wane So W Sewilli W tych
dniach. Rad postanowi} z}o-
zyt je W osobnym pomniku W
temze mieScle.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
POchwycOnO brOn.

Madryt. Wielka ilost bro
nj palnej i siecznej, przezna-
czonej dla karlist6w, pochwy-
ella policya W pewnym domu
W Bilbao, W Hiszpanii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
W1ochy obawiaja sic wOjny'

Londyn. - correspondent
z Rzymu do Daily Mail zape-
wnia, ze Rad w}oski obawia
sic wojnyz kr6lem abisyhskim
Menelikiem. 1dzie on woj-
skiem 100, 900 glow i artyle-
rya ma Poru Mieda. Kr6l ten
ma zamiar odebrae Wlochom
ich posiadiost W Ab'synii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Burze M wschOdnich brZ e,
gach.
80 statkow zatOneio.- IL Osob y
49, traciiO Zycie.

80 statkow zatoneio.- IL osob T.
tracifO zycie. .
Boston, Mass. Niezwykl le
silna o tym czasle zawleruch Ia
sniezna szala}a mad brzega91 1ni
oceanu Atlantyckiego / na q
Stanami novel Anglii. w z a.
toce bostohskiej rozbi}o sic b,
ko}o - nadbrzeznych sta t.
k6w, przyczem - do Is os3t
utracilo zycie. Jeden wiel TX
okret, Ohio, nalezacy do Iii hi
Wilson uleg} rozbiciu, cd dy'
by} pr6zny, wystawai pom ae
wode i stanowi} zaPore pr4 4e
civ rozszalalemu wichrowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Straszna iona.

Straszna iona.
Ia wychodzaca kobieta ze skfadu
sub jekt rzek} do kupca.
Go to jest panic, re cd czasu,
iak PAM Barbara posz}a "a MAJ, co
tydzieh nova miot}e kupuje?
Kupiec westchna}.i rzek} cicho:
- Biedny maz, on to najwiecej
czuje! .. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
Me chce reform.

Konstantynopol, Turcya. -
Kilku ministrow tureckich
przedlozylo sultanowi sprawo-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-30
PO|dCU W Am6ryC6.

Ii Buffalo, N. y. Ks. biskup
v Quigley zniewolif ks. Pitasa do
D sp}acenia 40 tysiecy d}ugu, ciezace-
! 90 ma kosciele sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII. Nawet basement pod kosciolem
przyrzekf ks. Pitas odrestaurowaf,
= i dzwony oraz zegar sprowadzlc,
= aby tylko unikna6 przeniesienia do
Depew.
l Omaha, Neb. - Ia inicyatywa
pp. A. Bazara X. Dundzisz zor-
ganizowaio sic tn Tow. Braci Lit
windw pod nazwa: Towarzystwo Ii
tewskie Sw. Stanisfawa B. M.
Cele Towarzystwa So: wzajemns
pomoc bratnia krzewienie ducha
narodowego ma zasadzie WARY sw.
Stevenspoint, Wis. - Gdy iona
pana Jana Pobfockiego Polenii
jecha}a wozem z pols do domu, ko-
ME sic rozbiega}y i pani Pobfocka
wypadfa ma ziemie, przyczem ko}a
wozu przeszly przez MIA i niebezpie-
cznie ja pokaleczy}y.
Tygodnik rs woboda" z,nicnio-
ny zosta} ma dziennik.
Mt. Carmel, Pa. - Oh. Felix's
Miskiewicz zostaE W ubiegfy ponie-
dzia}ek poparzony zapaleniem sic
gazu W kopalni Richardson. Eks-
plozya nastapi1a wtenczas, gdy ten
re zabieral sic do piracy, wchodzac
W sw6j plac 2 zapalona lampka, ME
spodziewajac sic obecnoSci gazu.
Niebezpiecznie popalonego 20 twa-
rzy po rekach odwieziono do szpi-
tala g6rniczego W Ashland.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. - w sadzie
miejscowym niejaki Jan Dynowski
prawnie adoptowa} "a swego syna
dziecko Jamesa A. Lane, z West
Pittston. Odtad ch&opiec nosi ma
zwisko: J6zef Dynowski.
Shenandoah, Pa. - Eksplozya
gazu W kopalni "Shenandoah" W
ubieg}ym tygodniu poparzy}a ME-
bezpiecznie dw6ch g6rnik6w Domi-
nika Jana Borkowskich. Po tym
czasowem opatrzeniu ich przez le-
karza, odwieziono obu do szpitala.
W Ashland, Pa.
New York. - Antoni Oryll, Sc
kretarz komitetu wykonawczego q.
S. o. P. umarf na suchoty dnis-
14go b. m. ZmarEy liczy} "a lata.
Shenandoah, Pa. - W zaprze-
sziym tygodniu nastapifo tu ober-
wanie sic masy wegla W kopalni
"Furnace', przez co dw6ch g6rni-
k6w utracifo zycie. Pierwszy W.
Dobrowolski, zosta} wydobyty
pod masy jeszcze zywy, lecz wkr6t-
ce potem umarl, pozostawiajac 70
ne i czworo dzieci. Drugi, jego
wsp6}pracownik, niejaki A. Kucz,
zam. W Gilbertown, zosta} wydo-
byty niezywy zawaliska dopiero
ma drugi dzieh. Ciaio jego by}o IT,
teralnie zmiazdzone.
Scranton. Pa. - Pred sadem tu.
tejszym stawa} Dangel Langowski
redaktor "Strazy', oskarzony o
wypoliczkowanie ma ulicy p: tasko'
wskiego, redaktora " Przegladu"
ze Scranton. kadnie sig bawia pa.
movie redaktorzy!
" Buffalo Anna Plewa, matka
dwojga dzieci upi}a sic fatalnie i
poszia odwiedziny do przyjaci6i-
XII, KaroIiny Stolzman, kt6ra mie-
ska ma pietrze domu le Kosciu-
szko ul. Gdy Plewina schodzi}a re
schod6w, upad}a i uderzy}a tax fa-
tal1ie gfowa prog, ze wskutek do.
znanego potfuczenia "marla.
W Detroit, Mich. niejaki Juliusz
Orzech, 47letni ciesla, popeini& sa.
mob6jstwo przez zazycie trucizny.
W poniedzia}ek wieczor, ubieg}ego
tygodnia, pozegnawszy sic ze swe
familia, wypi} owe trucizne, kt6ra
by1 juz przedtem sporzadzit i ME
kazaf swojej zonie, aby ME czynio-
no zadnych starah uratowania 60
cd smierci. Umar} on nastepnego
dnia W okropnych meczarniach.
W Buffalo, N. Y, Michal Kor.
looL; rohotnik W SnichlerZach zho.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12
ZONE OIcIsITY.

Smoke Admiral Dewey.
Good gasoline stove for sale at
Brooks.
Get nice Hamburg steak at Parker
a. Huff's.
Sheriff Dunn of st. Johns was in town
the first of the week
Chas. Rhodes spent Sunday with
friends in Mt. Pleasant.
w. w. Iverson and wife were in
Wheeler on Wednesday.
Eastmans kodaks are the only kodaks,
For sale at Bivins 81 Rhodes.
l.. Y. Irish of Pontiac was in town
Wednesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Chic of Maple Rapids called up.
OH friends in Alma on Tuesday.
w. T. Losey of Yale is visiting at the
horne of his brother, J. p Losey.
Try the Vienna Cafe for baked goods
and confectionery. New management. +.
Miss Mena Fink of Chicago is visiting
at the home of her uncle, Simon Fink.
Lloyd Ellison and H. l.. Amos spent
Wednesday at Cedar Lake trout fishing.
A copy of both June and July, 1898,
McClures Magazine wanted at this
office.
German Toms of Williamson is
working for Chas Morden in the har-
ness shop.
Mrs. " Gary Of Eaton Rapids was
the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols the first
of the week.
Mrs L. Y. Irish of Pontiac is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Rollin.
If your eyes trouble you or you have
headache get your eyes fitted with glasse:
by Losey, the jeweler.
Privates Will Carrel and Geo. Spicel
were home from Camp Eaton on a fur
Tough the first of the week.
Mrs. Thee. Nelson is making quite {
few improvements on the house recently
purchased from Chas. Morden.
Mrs. J. NJ. Forton and daughter
Grace, of Benton Harbor are visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Seth Tubbs.
E. II. Weston and j r. McCarty wer'
in Middleton and Maple Rapids on bus
mess the latter part Of last week.
WAKNING.-Don't miss the sales thi
week at Q. E. Pettyjohn & Co. of shir
waists and neckties. Get prices at tn
store.
Mrs. J. w. Dean and children, Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Peters, and daughter
Mertha, returned from Bay View OF
Tuesday.
All former residents of Hillsdal
county are again reminded of the annua
picnic of the association TO be held il
the grove south of Elm Hall on Thurs
day next.
The amount Of money expended o.
any one of the more than one hundre
dens cages and tableaux exhibited by tn
Ringing Brothers would pay for tn
construction of handsome residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Turck, accom-
panied by their daughter, Lena, an
Mrs. Mary K. Ely, attended the weddin
of their son, DR.. Raymond Custer Turcb
to Miss Bertha Bouton in Chicago o
Wednesday of this week
City and township officers who aft
revenue stamps to certificates of deaf
and other official documents sent to tn
secretary of state are wasting thei
money, as the law does not requir
stamps to be affixed to documents il
sued by municipalities in their govern
mental capacity
Ringing Bros. aquarium, which
one of many features in the zoologici
display of the Worlds Greatest Show
| comprises q wonderfully complete COLES
| ton of hippopotami, sea lions, seals, RI
| lar bears and other water.fr equentin
| animals, together with superb displa
of waterfowl, including scores of pei
cans, storks, fiamingoes and wild gam
This is the most novel display OF ~
kind ever inaugurated, and is entire
original with this great show.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

We are headquarters for Fruit
Cans and handle only the best.
Our prices are the Lo'ced as we
purchased before the advance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

We keep the best line of
Shirts, Underwear, Overalls,
Jumpers, Sox, etc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12
We defy
competition

Largest line of fine Shoes in
city. Our handsome Shoes
for Men are winners.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
MARTIAL LAW
OVER ALL SPAIN
The Government Has Re
solved to Sue for Peace.
The CARLISTS' RAGE
CORREA'S IDEAS OF PEACE,
RAISED ON OUR LlRERAllTN.
NO MINISTERIAL CRISIS EXISTS
Sagasta Says he viii Remain in Office TO Con-
cIude Pesce--An American Squadron
Looked for on Spanish Coast
Germans Meddling
in Philippines.

Madrid, July t5.-tS II. m.)~Thc of
fetal Gazette today publishes II royal de-
cree temporarily suspcnding throughout
the Spanish peninsula the rights of in
diyiduals as guaranteed by the constitu-
ton.
The decree adds that the government
will render an account TO Parliament Of
the use il makes of this measure. The
publication of the decree is generally ac-
ccpted as being convincing proof that
Spain is now ready to sue for peace and
that negotiations to that effect arc actu-
ally in progress. The government wish
es to have full power to suppress any
evidences of discomfort or rebellion
whenever they appear. The Carlists are
furious and are sure to attempt to ere
ate trouble.
One Minister expressed the conviction
that official overtureS for peace VIII be
made before Sunday. and there is reason
to believe France has offered her scrv~
ices to Spain and that Spain has drawn
up conditions for peace which ohcr Il
basis for negotiation.
Premier Sagasta is quoted as saying
that Spain wants peace, but that lit
must be an honorable peace, as Spain
deserves.
A decree of the Captain General of
Madrid. which has been affixed to the
walls of this city, says DEGREES suspend
ing the constitutional guarantees
throughout the kingdom have been pub
lished, and Il state of war existing, 1t is
ordered that no meetings take place with
out the previous authorization of the
military authorities.
1t is also forbidden to publish without
previous authorization any writings, en-
cravings or designs whatever.
The decree concludes with specifying
hte punishment which will be meted out
to those who disregard the orders is
sued
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16

Tornl Must Decide Quickly or Take the
consequences.

Tprnl Must Decide Quickly or iah" the
consequences.
Washington, ~ g., July lJ.-AIttF an
oetended conference with the Prcs'dcut
Tonight. a. which three other members
~ ibe Cabinet we're present, Secretary
AlRef SAID
Pihe situation IL insf this: he
RpHHiaHds ~ FahliagG ar" prepared ~
s1fatdef bdi They wHnt ~ carry thcir
arms W. base determined 10 grant no
sHch concession nor my concession az
raH tbH generosity 0f this RoVeriimf ut
81 transport iifm ~ Rp9U."
Secretary AlRef was ASKED II y was
nat lbs eSHAefatj9H hat wE'n If WA
known ihal 40 aiheF terms would u"
ttaHtad lhn eHfFaHdeF #0Dld iak" place.
aud ffpiied iiat sHab #1s 10" caa". ~
any event ~ DileF rDB""@sior would -
afforded i,g lbie government,
eaeretafB AiReF djd not 9y bo"
p,icb litae would b. all0#ed the cH"inJ
~ fegpl, q conclusion, bHf II Is known
tBat the administration VII make II
spfg short, aBd submit ~ 30 furth"I
mdey with General 1oraI. The next
move IL surrender up0B The terms which
the United States government propog"'
or inuoediato nffnck upon the Spanish
forces by tli" army ana HaFy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
THE GERMAN ATTITUDE.
Admiral Dewcy's Specific Recommends.
ton of the Chinese.

ton of the Chinese.
Washington, ID. c., July 1o.-The at
titude assumed by the German naval
commanders in the Philippines is without
doubt source of annoyance and appre-
hension to our government Still our
government is satisfied that its interests
are safe in the hands of Admiral Dewey
and is adherng to its original intention
of allowing him a free hand to deal
with the situation. Until he himself
asks for action on the part of the gov
eminent it is not the purpose to make
any representations on the subject Of
the Philippines to the German govern
ment
Admiral Dewey's recent mail commu-
nication to the Navy Department has
given the most generous recognition 10
I'LL those who participated in any way
on board the American ships during the
battle of Manila, inclnding Il specific
recommendation rs to the Chinese who
are serving in various minor capacities.
Inc recommendation, effecting mat
ter of citizenship, WAS turned over by
the Navy Department to the State De
partment, where the following state
ment was made to-day:
In further proof of the nobility OF
character of Admiral Dewey is his re-
commentator to the United States gov
eminent of the Chinese servants and
ether Chinese who were on the ships of
his squadron during the battle at Ma
Mia and who rendered most efficient
service on that occasion. He is decided
" in favor Of recognizing these brave and
useful Chinese in such a way as shall
admit them to the United States in
ease they desire to enter it and become
citizens of it."
WILL OPEN NEGOTIATIONS.
London, July 16-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
1.-The government has definitely decid-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
CORREA'S IDEA OF PEACE.
Thinks it Can BE Brought About b!
Leaving the Cubans to Choose.

Thinks it Can BE Brought About by
Leaving the Cubans to Choose.
Madrid. July 15.-The Minister for
War. General Correa, is quoted as say
ing in an interview that he thought
peace might be arranged on the following
terms:
The United States and Spain to agree
TO LET the Cubans decide by II plebiscite
whether they desire independence or
autonomy under the suzerainty of SPAN.
The two governments to agree to abide
by the result of the plcbiscitc.
In the event Of the Cubans voting for
ipdependence. the United States To al
low Spain nine months in which to with
draw her army, gradually and dignihed-
" from Cuba. ''as soldiers should after
having fought like heroes"
Continuing. the Minister for War
said
I'VE ought to retain Porto Rico ut
all costs, in order to be always near
Cuba, of which the Americans will be
able to despoil us in course of time,
and i'm order to more easily communicate
with the. South American Republics,
which daily display the greatest enthusi-
asm for Spain.
''As to the Philippine Islands it is GER
tain we will retain them even though
the Americans succeed in occupying
Manila, of which place their occupation
will he most brief. An official dispatch
announces that the rebel chiefs and the
Americans will not always agree, which
is to Spains advantage.
"Thc government has formed Il scheme
which will not only assure Spain the
possession of the Philippine Islands. but
which will re-establish tranquility"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
YOUNG BAPTISTS MEET.
Rewards for Study-Addresscs by Dis
guished Diyines.

Buffalo, \. Y, July 1J.-Full 10000
delegates and visitors to the annual con
veption of the Baptist Young People $
Union have registered at headquarters.
The banner for senior work i'll the
Bible course went to the Oakland church
of pittsburg, Pa. that for senior work
in the sacred literature course, to the
Fourth church of Minneapolis. MINI.
The Loon Lake Union was close second
III the race for its possession.
The banner for senior work in the
conquest missionary course was pre-
scented to the Baptist Union, of Bluffton
Ind.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. w.
s. Sweet. of Shao Hing, China. and w.
Il. Hatcher, of Richmond, Va, their
subjects being ''China's Thralldom" and
the fright Tone" respectively.
A roll call of States followed. As each
State was called delegate rose ana
gave the greeting of the State to the con
vention. The nominating committee
again asked for more time, and the con
vention adjourned until evening.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
THE rANITA AND FLORIDA.
Arrive at Tampa General Nuncz IL
turns.

Arrive at Tampa General Nuncz Re-
turns.
Tampa, Fla, July t1.-Thc Fanita
and Florida, which have just landed snc-
ccssrul expeditions on the southern roast
Of Cuba, arrived here this afternoon.
General Emilio Nuncz, who commanded
the expedition returned, also Winthrop
Chandler, who was wounded in the left
elbow.
When the Florida attempted - land
she got aground and in order to float
her, much Of the ammunition had to be
thrown overheard.
Superintendent l.. NJ. Terrell. Of the
mail service, has condemned tl.'. Fern,
which was placed at his disposal IS mail
boat between Tampa and Santiago. lie
considers the boat too slow and viii use
the Plant steamship Olivettc.
Major Rcber. with Il strong detach-
ment of the signal corps will sail tn
morrow on the transport saltwater for
Santiago. A number of small signal
balloons and large one for observations
purposes will be carried. The initiating
gas is carried over in drums.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
Auction Sale Of House az d of

BY virtue of power conferred upon me
10y II certain mortgage, executed by
Henry Davis and wife ELLA Davis, which
said mortgage Is duly recorded in Reg
iStry Wake County IN Book No. III, at
Page 0do, | viii ottcr for sale mt the
court houEe door IN the city of Raleigh
TO the highest bidder for cash. on Mon
day, August II, 1898, IT Il o'clock M,
n certain house and lot on the Tarboro
Road, near ST. Augustine Normal School
and Described as follows to-wit: Begin
ming ut stake on the East side Of said
road Branns corner, thence T.. : 20
poles to stake; thence 5. 2% degrees
w. 60 feet to Il stake; thence w. s | 20
poles TO n stake on said road: thence
with the same 60 feet to the hcginniSc.
Il. Il. MONTAGUE,
Mortagee,
Raleigh, n. c., July II, 1898,
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HO FOR THE PHILIPPINES
THE FOURTH MANILA EXPEDITION IS NOW
UNDER WAY.
II Left San Francisco Yesterday Afternoon I'm
der the Command Of Major Gen.
eral Otis.

San Francisco, Cal, July lo.-Ihe
fourth Manila expedition is under way.
Shortly after three O'Clock this after
noon Major General Otis, from ms ha2-
shin. the City of Puebla, ssignalIed the
TRANSPORT Peru to get under way. me
signals were understood by the anSlous
watchers on shore, and by those VINO
had surrounded the two vessels i'll Snlail
boats. and were received with great
cheering.
Long before dusk the last good byes
had been said to the departing vesseis
from the decks of the tug boats ahn
the heavily laden transports proceeded
ON their way to Honolulu, where they
will stop to participate i'll the anncNdT
ton ceremonies and to take on fresh
provisions and refill their coal bunkers
Major General Otis and staff have
their headquarters on the City OF
puebla. which also carried the remain
ING companies of the Fourteenth United
States infantry; recruits of the tlrst
and Second battalions Of the Eighteenth
and Twenty-Third regiments; enlisted
men of the First North Dakota, First
Wyoming and First Idaho, medical of
ficcrs and members of the hospital corps,
a total of 81 mon. The troops on the
Peru consist of Il squadron of the Fourth
United States cavalry, light batteries of
the Sixth United States artillery, "a
detachment of the Third United States
artillery. Il detachment of the sgnal corps
under Captain Russell, detachment of
volunteers medical officers and members
of the hospital corps. about 02O mon.
The last orders of General Bllnco
were that the remaining transports
should sail as soon as possible. lrrespec-
tive Of fleets or other expected vessels.
The Pennsylvania and City Of Rio
Janeiro are both nearly ready and will
probably be prepared to sail by next
rrbuyS1nv
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Easter Lilies.

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MADRID DID NOT INTERFERE.

Madrid. July 1J.-Premier Sagasta de-
clares that neither the Madrid nor the
government in Cuba have INTERVIEWED in
the negotiations for the surrender Of
Santiago de Cuba. He adds that the
surrender came within the nrovince of
General Toral and under his RESPONSE
bility, and the general simply announced
that the garrison had capituiuted.