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A Chinese Joint Raiaesl.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard
Helena. Feb. 26.-The police raided Il
Chinese gambling house on upper Main
street in the Chinese quarter to-day. hut
did not succeed in making any arrests.
as the celestial sports escaped through
the rear while the officers were breaking
in the front door. All OF the paraphernaiis
necessary for running fan tan game
was found and confiscafed and gfIl be
destroyed. The fayorte game OF the Chi
nese has been running there at intervals
OF late. A white man. who. during the H.
censed gambling DAYS, ran fan tan game
further down Main street. Is said 10 have
been running the place.
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RUSSELL SAGE FOR WAR.
He Is Ready and willing 10 Buy Govern
ment Bonds.

New York, Feb. 26.-Russe1l Sage gave
out the following authorized interview
to-day: From all the information re-
ceived. there is little doubt in my mini
that our warship was blown up by out
side agencies, and IL the naval commits
sion so reports the time Tor action has
come. There should be no wayering
This government must demand the full
Whatever action, war or otherwise
President Mckinley may take, he should
and viii have the fullest support rom
both rich and poor, republicans AMI
democrats There is no question as 10
where the rich man stands. In the civil
war. when IL broke out. / bought gov
ornment bonds. and ] did the same IN
1864. So did other rich men We had
confidence in our government If the
necessity arises now. / Will do the same
again. generously. and so will other rich
men that l know of. / am an American
first and last and propose To stand BY
the flag.
Party lines will be dropped AS to
the stock market thai has got TO take
care of Itself for the present. The ticker
is now a secondary consideration. The
honor of the government comes first I
speak No, only my own views on this
point, but those Of other moneyed men
with whom / have talked Another
thing. The families and dependents Of
every sailor killed 0n the Maine must be
taken care Of. That is a bill Spain Iaast
settle. III tae citizens Of this country
Continued OF Page Eisht)
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i.anslt b. tl,e southern.

Memphis Tenn. Feb. 265-The Memphis
& Charleston railway extending south
cast from this city 10 Stevenson Ala.
go miles, WAS sold AT public outery to-
day. The Southern Railway company
bought the property at the upset price Of
= 10000 There being no other bidders
Tine sale WAS made necessary because af
default IN payment Of interest on the
roads bonded debt
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Washington. Feb. 26--After being pro-
nounced physically unfit for promotion by
one naval board. too sound to be retired
hy another and physically qualified for
promotion by third board. Captain Hen
ry n. Robeson. commandant Of the Ports
mouth. n. H.. navy yard. has at last been
recommended to the president for promo
tion and will succeed to the vacancy in
the grade Of commodore To be created by
the retirement this month of Admiral
Selfridge.
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Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 26.-The Standard
OH company to-day filed In the supreme
court its answer TO the suit brought to
break the trust in Ohio. It gives the list
of certificate holders but declines To name
the profit arising from the trust
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Washington, Feb. 2e.-China has at last
been supplied with money order system
and regulations have been reported to
the state department by Minister DENLY
at Pekin.
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Trnae NHark prixiInrrs-

Washington. Feb. 2G.--The house COM
mittee on patents has favorabiy reported
the Corliss bill extending the trade mark
privileges to casks, bottles and other re-
centacles
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rf.t tt,Te. ~ -
NEW eRIGADlER GENERALS.

Several Promotions For Services at san
: 2t tisso and orto kIoo. =:
. WAsHINoToN, Sept. 26.-The pres.
ident has appointed the following
named officers: s8i.lf 3$t-s.a 4,
To be bligadier generals II volun.
teers (for services in the San tiago cam.
Iaign)-Lleutenant Colonel Charles D.
Vlsle, First United States cavalry;
Colonel William M. Wherry, Sixteen th
United States infantry; Colonel John
III. Page, Third United States infantry; !;
Lieutenant Colen il q. s. Carpenter,
Seventh Unitsd states infantry; lieu.
tenant Colonel J. H. Patterson, Twen.
ty.se:ond Un tad States infantry; Lieu.
tenant Co.onel q. +. Humphrey,
quartermaster's department.; Colonel
]. +. Weston, subsistence department..
To be bligadier generals Of volun.
teers (for services in Porto eRico) -
Colonel Wills g. Hulings, Sixteenth
Pennsy lvania volunteers
II 10 the expectation that most of
these officers, who are thus rewarded
for their hard service. will soon be
mustered ont Of the volunteer service,
though OF course not necessarily out Of
their p esent regular army positions
aud gradeA a
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PRAISE FOR 9 GENERAL lee.
Aissr oays Canp Csba Labrs = sAs
N " 1loal1hssee " ehs Csun tsy. &

Aissr ssys canp csss Lisrs = II.
&5 1lsalthssss y 49, csuatsy.
& JAcKsoNvILLH, Tia, eSpk "a. SEQ
rotary Algsr and party. consisting Of
General Stsrnbsrs. surgeon general;
GeDeral Ludington. Quartermastsr
general, and othsrt spsnt the day IL
, scksonville visiting the camp ot the
seventh army cosps. The distlnR uished
party was mot as tho station by Gen.
sral Lse and : committee OF oit,sens.
\ General Alger inspsctsd the three
1ivision hospitals and the regiments OF
the division were reviewed. secretary
Al9er said hs Was Lighly del,ghtedl
with al hs had seen and agresably
SUI prised at the conditit 10 he found
existing in Camp Cuba 'Libre st
: A lune hson Va, rendered to the ssc.
retafy; and party at noon and in re-
sponss TO ! toast he said:
. ''The health OF this camp has been
better than that OF any other In the
country. Twenty. 1--WE pt : cent OF that
has been due TO Ii, city Of Jackson.
vile and 20 per ceat has been duo 10
General Lee. Sickness 10 largely the
iault OF commanders, division, rsgi.
mental aud c.mp.ny ofticers. = z
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l||ASh0DAlS ||' !: ! | | |
General Kitchener Now Corr
trolls the Leading Outpoat NJ
on the N lie. 81
British Flag Raised Witho6t
Any Opposition From, "
the French. ss
LAST or DERvlsREs ROUTED
We're Defeated on Sept. 22 and
Their Final Stronghold
Captured.
Of Their Force OF Three Thou,-s
sand Five Hundred S
Are Dead. s
Z. sN
LAST OF DERvlsREs ROUTED

CAIRO. Sept. 26.-General Kitchenor.
commanding the Anglo E y psian ex.
pedition, has returned to Omdurmal,
having established posts at FAshods
and on the Sobat river. The troops
did NO lighting except with dsrvtsh
steamer on the way south. which wss
captured. lysss a.. ...a.@g gy '.3
LONDON. Sept. 26.-The Daily Tslp.
graphs Cairo correspondent says: Gen.
eral Kitchener found the Freneh at
Fashoda He notified Major Marohand
that he had express instructie n that
the territory was British and that the
French must retire and offered Thorn
passage to Cairo IL. .s4ls3S ii
Major Marchand absolutely declined.
to ret re unless ordered to do 20 by hts'
government No flgh:ing otcurred.
Major Marohaud was given clearly ca
understand that the Er. tish insisted on
their claln,s. and the rest has b. en LETT
to be settled between the respectives
govern ments by diplomacy. @
General Kitchener sent lo.R CHI
cial dispatcn to London, holstsl enc
Union Jack aud the Egy ypti, n eni!gn,
aud left ~ garrison tie Elevsnt d 1: ia,
Twelfth SoudAnese bar eriss tosprCs,
tsot the British dag. Colonel Jack ksong
command3 the garrison. e
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1xaovERxo1 1EAvlrn 81 frnnYLvAx1A.
ton by slsoting General Grsnvills N.
Dodgs psssidsnt, Nr. Riohasd u
WriRbtman secretary and Major
Stephen Mills recorder. The msmbsss
of tho commisSion,a ~ @ follows,
General Grsnville u. Dodge the raiI-
road builder and fnancisr, who does busi-
mess IN New York and maintains hls old
residsnce IN Council Bluffs, Il ID IN sit.z II
Colonel James q. Sexton Of Chicago,
formerly postmaster at that city and now
.commander.in-chisf Of the g. n. Il.
% Alexander Mcdowell Me- Cook Of Ohio,
one Of the lighting McC Cook family and
= retired officer Of the regular army.
General John II. Wilson, U. s -
chief Of engineers. a3a
@ Captain Evan r. Howell Of the Atlanta
Constitution, = disting guished Confederate
officer.
James A. Beaver, former governor Of
Pennsylvania.
Urban =. Woodbury., former governor,
.
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COLOMBIA RE- CONSIDERS.

British Ninsstsr Rseogn Esd - Repre-
seating Issslas lnssFssss.
L CoIoN, Colombia, Sept X6.-A spe.
cial, dispatch 1rom Bogota says the
Colomb bian government has rsconsid.
cred the decree recently issued sever.
Ing diplomatic re.ations with Italy and
the British minister il now recognized
IS - presenting Italian interests in tho
absence Of the Italian minister. Per.
mission. moreover. has hssn granted
to consular officers Of friendly nations
70 act ia . similar manner throughout
the republic. a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
TlIE .... :..I
d. DlQ| \ Northern Dl0i||C
The Northern Pacific
AND, .t.5. s5
The St, Paul and Duluth II
RAILROAD lands
Morrison County,
. FOR SALE BY '-''-=zz
A { JOHNSON & CO.,
St. Paul, Minn.
APPLY TO>e@ @ &s
Il. LANDAHL,
u LittIe FaIIs. Minn.

Sot sNeemont. sss
Charles Dsnby of Indi 81, sfor 1s year,
United states Ili ister to Chl M:
DR.. Phine8s 8. Conner, Cincinnati
phyEician Of high standing.
j M. Pleased with ths ! srson mel.
The ! rasident is understood to be
:thofoup h4y pleased with the personnel
or the commission. Il has been his
Effort to secuIe % members Of the com.
mission men Of the highest weight and
standing, In whose opinions and judg.
ments he could have the highest con.
lidence. fCr this purpose he has ap.
.pointed on the b ard all phases Of
politics., memb bers from all sections.
mem bess OF commercial and military
olrcles. Il 10 the hope that the verdict
OF the commission whatever it may. be
will bs accepted BY al classes 90 final.
Il IL the presidents desire that the in.
quiry should be rigid and searching,
which was indicated BY his statement
TO the commission when it assembled
at1the White House fer conferences
with him. The president said among
other things: -
There has been in many quarters
severe criticism Of the conduct Of the
war with SPAN. \,
lharees Of Cr.minal Neglect
Of the soldiers in camp aad in the field,
in hospital ana in transports, nave
been 80 persistent that whether true or
false they have made deep impression
upon the country. II is my earnest de-
s.r, that you shall investigate these
charges and make the fullest examina.
tion of the war department IN All it's
with the view to esta bl slinR
the truth or falsity Of these accuse.
tiona Iput upon you no limit 20 ,hs
scope of yoar investigation. OF all de.
part tmenls ce injected with the army I
invite the closest scrptiny and exam.
ination ani shall afford every facility
for the most searching inquiry. The
records Of the war departmt mt and the
assistance Of its officers shall be sub.
ject to your cali. ID 5t. d. 4. (.
81 cannot impress upon you too
strongly my wish that your investiga.
zion ). . ! b 90 thorough and complete
tnat your report, whom made, will fix
the rssponsibility Tor any failure or
taulti y reason of neglect. incompe.
tencyS or mai.sdminis,ration upon the
tfficers and bureaus r.sponsible there.
iors--lf il bs found that the evils com.
nlain0d OF have exls, 9 /.
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FIVE HUNDRED KILLED.

Last Orgsuissd Jse emnsnt Of the Khallf.ssa
..,&2 Army J)si Gated. y
SUAKlN, Sept. 26.-The organized
remnant Of the khahfa's army was dc.
ieated and its last stronghold, Gedhrlf,
captured on Sept. ~ after three hours
hard fighting. when an Egyptian iorce
numbering l,Y0O. under command OF
Coionel Parsons, routed 5000 der
wishes, Of which 500 were killed. Three
Egyptian officers were wounded and
thirty.seven Egyptian soldiers killed
and fifty.nine wounded. ~ &.
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coMM,sslo Rs INsLoNDoN

Assy Asasr,seAs SAii 4sn shs Party %
II H0sSl cecil.
\ 4 LONDON. ssps. The American
.Aeace comm,sslG Hsr5 devoted the day
4. siR htses.nR xisn ths nergy and Gu.
thuslasmof tourists Several, enjoyed
Steam Loat excursionS ion the Thames
Or drove 10 A.s.Orio p!aosA The Hote,
Csc.l was crowded With Amsslcans
most of the day. mant calling Oh the
commissioners or atta.hsA while many
Rrouped about n the lob, ies ,discusslug
the 4ats war, Rlvlng the glldsd hostsl.
~ the ap. saranos Of an American po-
Ntical convention. %3,5. s.;s,,5s.,..i 55 n /;
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] /, | ! THOROUGH
Duty OF War Department In
vestlgators u, Outlined
by the President.
4 Commission Informed That He
Desires asearchins and
Rigid Inquiry. ..@.. !, ..s:5 &
MEMBERSHIP SATISFACTORY
Appointees Men. of Weight and
Standing From All Parts
s n. 81 the Country. (
Organization. Effected BY Se-
lectine General Dodge s
E5sf for Chairman.
X F.. t. d Z . E' 10 e
MEMBERSHIP SATISFACTORY Z

KAsHIxoroN. Sept. 2e.-The com.
mission appointed by President Nc.
Kinley 70 investigate the administra.
tion Of the war department in relation
to it, conduct to the Hispano- Amer.
ican war has begun Its labors. The
commission has effected an organiza.
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/. .s,-.-a .Fr"m K..oh.s.- Again.

LONDON. sept. 16.-TAe Lr.,ish gov. .
erLmsut has received the first news
If. III General S,r Herbert Kitchener
since he started If, m Khsrsoum TOR
Fashoda, In, only the iact tnat he has
cap, ured s.ma small Ouats has been
showed 10 ~. X cut.
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Have stArtsd for Paris.
MADRID. sept. :6.-The Spanish
peacs comm ,ss oners started for Paris
during the e,e4lug 151 i5'&$l
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