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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-10

The resolutions were In accordance with the Populistic doctrine of initiative and referendum, and declared for a more gen. eral expression of the popular will re- garding laws and all public questions, concluding as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-10

Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND eHxx. CoRP., Sole Props, Boston.
 as- "Hov to Care Every Humor," mailed free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-08-26

by Rev. G. l. Peterson. pastor OF the
First Methodist church Of this city.
United States Minister Sewall then
arose and addressed President Dole,
who had also risen, and presented him
with copy Of the resolution annexing
the Hawaiian islands to the United
States. President Dole acknowledged
by presenting q copy Of the treaty
making political treaty Of union with
the United States, and yielded to Min.
lister Sewall. in behalf Of the United
States, the sovereignty and property
rights over Hawaii. Minister Sewall
accepted the charge and promised the
protection Of the United States to the
islands. The Hawaiian flag was then
hauled down and the Stars and Stripes
hoisted amid great enthusiasm. A
salute Of II guns was fred and Minis.
ter Sewall closed the proceedings by
reading President McKinley's proola.
nation.
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BUTLER GIVES IN.

Populist Chairman surrsndsrs to the
Middle. Of the. Road Element.
Houston, Tex, Aug. 2l.-In a speech
at the big Populist encampment st
Greenville Senator Marion Butler Of
North Carolina, national chairman OF
the Populist party. surrendered to the
middle-of.the.roaders or anti.fusionists.
He declared that as national chairman
he would promise that there would be
no trades or combines with either of
the old parties before the next national
convention and that he would call that
convention at least a month before the
Democratic or Republican conventions
convened and thus prevent any oppor.
tunity Of fusion. He referred to the
"Omaha agreement" which is an
agreement between himself and Milton
Park Of Dallas, the leader Of the mid.
dle.of.the.road element.
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The sympathetic tenderness Of Low.
Ing husband is everything to an expec.
tant mother, especially during her first
ordeal: George Layton. Esq, a promi.
nent druggist Of Dayton, o., gives the
following case:
A. customer Of mine, whose wife has used
four bottles of Mothers Friend 1" before con.
6nement, says, after seeing the effects Of the
remedy: thatif she had to GO through the ordeal
market, and the cost was 500 per bottle, she
would have them.
Mothers Friend" /" is scientifically
compounded liniment which affords GER
tain relief in the various ailments pre-
ceding childbirth, and assures proper
elasticity to the cords and muscles in
vo1ved in the final ordeal.
"Mother's Friend is sold by drug
gists, or expressed on receipt Of one
dollar.
Valuable book, "Before Baby i
Born. +" mailed free on application.
vNE eaADFlEL0 aeaW AIoa CO.. Atlaats, O.
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sCoFlELD CHOSEN.
Wisoonsin Republicans Rasominats Thet
Prsseat Chief Executive.

Wisconsln Republicans Reaominats Their
Prssset Chief Executive.
AlLwAUK1e, Aug. IL. - Governor
Scofield was renominated by the Re.
publican state convention in this city
during the day. 1t required but one
ballot to settle one Of the hottest polit.
ical fights ever waged in this state.
Governor Scoaeld received 82Oh votes.
against 4S6h for his opponent, Robert
II. Lafollette, with 5SS votes necessary
to choice. The platform endorses the
course OF the national administration
and reaffirms the st. Louis declaration
Of psinciples. No mention is made Of
the annexation question. Two reports
were presented by tho resolutions com.
mittee. Tho minority report by the
1afollette supporters failed of adop.
ton on the first ballot. This test
showed the voting power Of the SEQ.
Held delegates and they Immediately
forced the nominations for governor,
after adopting the majority report Of
the revolutions committee.
Following 10 the full ticket:
Governor-Edward Scofleld, Oconto.
A1AouVenahI uoNernOr-Jeesc oCOne, wa
tertown.
Secretary Of State-W. H. Froelich,
Jackson.
Treasurer-J. O. Davidson, Soldiers
Grove.
Attorney General-E. b. Hicks, Osh-
kOsh.
Superintendent Public Instruction-L
d. Harvey, Milwaukee.
Railroad Commissioner - Graham L.
Rice, Superior
Insurance Commissioner Emil Gil
jOhan Milwaukee,
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.

List Of American Soldiers Killed and
Wounded Before MsniIa.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.-Full official
returns Of the killed and wounded
have not yet been received. but the
appended list Of casualties in satur.
days fighting is substantially com.
plete. The killed are:
BUGLER ARCHIE PATTERSON, Company
I, Thirteenth Minnesota, Minneapolis.
SERGEANTs NJ. E. HOLMES and D.
CREMANs, Astor battery.
PRIvATEs SAMUEL HOWELL and ROBERT
MCCAIN, Fourteenth regulars.
CAPTAIN RICHTER, PRIVATE EDWARD
O'NIEL, California volunteers.
PRIVATE PHOENIX, Colorado volunteer
PRIVATE WILLIAMS, Nebraska volun-
teers.
PRlvATKs AUGUST THoLEN and O.
SAUR, Twenty-third regulars
List Of hinnesotsns Wounded.
The following. members of the Thir.
teenth Minnesota, are re ported among
the wounded:
Captain Oscar Seebach, Company q,
Red Wing.
Captain A. w. Bjornstad, Company H,
st. Paul.
Lieutenant c. G. Bunker, Company G,
St. Paul.
Sergeant Charles Burnsen, Company G.
St. Paul.
Sergeant NJ. NJ. Carleton, Company T.,
st. Paul.
Private +. M. Crowell, Company G, Red
Wing.
Private William A. JONES' Company g,
Red Wing.
Private L. H. Wallace, Company H. St.
Paul
Artiilcer G. lhoorsell, Company H, st.
Paul.
Private Charles Little, Company F,
Minneapolis.
Private c. J. Gilmore, Company H, st.
Paul.
Corporal H. 4. (probably w. R.) Win.
fans, Company E, st. Paul
Private G. p. Rice, Company A, Mime
apolis.
Private H. Borrowman, Company K,
saltwater.
Private g. F. Tenney, Company l., MIN.
neapolis.
Private L. Ulmer, Company L, Mime
apolis
Private George Kahl, Company L, Min.
neapolis.
Private r. L. Moore, Company G. St
Paul.
Private H. H. Tetzlan, Company c, St.
Paul.
Private Carlson (perhaps e. E. Carson),
Company E, st. Paul.
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old GLORY RAISED
FLAG NOW FLOATS FROM EVERY
OFFICIAL FLAGSTAFF IN HAWAII.

Csrsmony Tosk Placs Ass. n and Was
Nest Impressive IL oAarastsr -oreat
Eathusiasm Shown Crewd
Cheers wildly ~ the American Hammer
IL UnfarlsA- Miaisesr sswall Accepts
lns Trast In Behalf Of the Un,tsd
seatea
HONOLULU, Aug. lA-Precisely at
1852 this morning the Hawaiian Gag
descended from the flasstaffs on all the
government buis9ings and at 1855 the
Stars and Stripes aoated on the trop.
ical breeze from every official flagstaff.
The ceremony was most impressive
one. To hear the strai2s of Hawaii
Poni" for the last time AZ national
anthem; to hear the bugle blow taps as
the Hawaii ensign sank from its posi-.
tton. and to notice the emotion Of many
who had been born under it and who had
lived their lives under it, was solemn.
But then came the call for the raising
Of Old Glory and the strains Of "The
Star Spangled Banner" broke forth as
that banner was unfurled to the breeze.
Then the cheers broke forth and
Eyes That Had Been Dim
for few minutes became bright and
ightened up when the Stars and
Stripes blew out. The picture pre-.
sented In and around the executive
building was most striking. In the
grounds aud around all the approaches
were crowds of onlookers Of every sec.
tion. of varied nationality. Notably
remarkable was the number of Hawa.
iians. Within the grounds the mill.
tary and naval display was fine. Ha.
waiian troops. United States marines,
the mounted patrol. the police and the
Citizens guard, presented splendid
appearance. while the platform for the
exercises aud the verandas Of the OK.
ecutive building were gay with bril-.
liant summer dresses, dancing feathers
and ribbons aud the brightest faces
that Honolulu possesses. Tho uniforms
of staff and naval officers added bright.
ness to the scene.
Ceremonies Of Flag Raising.
The ceremonies began with the de.
parture OF tho national guard of Ha.
waii to escort tho troops from the Phil.
adelphia .nd Mohican, which were al.
ready drawn up ON shore. These forces
were commanded by Lieutenant Com.
mander Stevens, and consisted of one
company of marines and two of blue.
jackets from tho Philadelphia, two Of
bluejackets from tho Mohican aud an
artillery detachment Of two guns and
AZ men. The detail Of men in charge
Of the raising Of the American flag was
in command Of ]. Ward, coxswain Of
the admira's barge. The flag itself
was in charge of G. H. Platt, gunner's
mate Of the Philadelphia, and r.
Winter, boatswain's mate Of the Mo.
hican. Tho flag used for the occasion
was the largest size used in tho navy.
especially made at Mare island for the
purpose.
Ministsr sswail Rsoeivss the Islands,
The proceedings opened with prayer
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THE NAVAL PROGRAMME.
Board VIII Rsoomms.d the Co.ssssseSes
0l Eiltaan NaX Rhlna

Board Will Recon- mead the CossssaeeSoa
NJ Fifteen New shipa.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-A special 70
The Tribune from Washington says:
A naval programme for presentation
to congress. involving the immediate
construction Of Is warships. has bssn
adopted by tho naval board Of expsets
to whom the subject has been referred
BY Secretary Long. It provides for
three seagoing barbette turret battls.
ships Of $4,000 tons displacement and .
minimum Of lsh knots speed whom the
vessels are loaded to their deepest
draught. or an average speed above ~
knots under ordinary cruising condi.
,uons. Three first class armored cruisers
Of $4,000 tons and 81 knots speed; three
second class protected and armoesd
cruisers Of 5000 tons displaosment and
20 knots speed. similar to the Maine
tpye. but highly improved. and for sis
protected cruisers of $500 tons and 10
knots speed.
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gratulations for the conspicuously gallant
conduct displayed In your campaign.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
COMMISSIONS NAMED.

Oissrs VINO Will Adjust Evacuation ol
Cuba and Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-The presi.
dent has appointed the two commits.
sions to adjust the evacuation Of Cuba
and Porto Rico. They follow:
For Cuba-Major General James F.
Wade, Rear Admiral William T. Samp.
son, Major General Mathew 9. Butler.
For Porto Rico-Major General John
r. Brooke. Rear Admiral Winfield 8.
Schley, Brigadier General William
Gordon.
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CONFINED TO STATE ISSUES

Wisconsla Democrats Agrse on . Plan
for the Fall Campaign.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. ga meeting Of
the Jefferson club, Democratic organ.
isation, was held for the purpose Of dis.
cussing questions pertaining to the fall
campaign. The trend Of opinion was
to the effect that the Chicago platform
should be Endorsed at the conven ton,
which will be held next week, but that
the campaign be confined to state il.
euoS.
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GO TO FORT sNELL,Na.
fifteenth Mlnnesots Given Permission
LDavO Camp Ramsey.

fifteenth Minnssots Given Permissio. "a
Leave Camp Ramsey.
81. PAUL, Aug. 24-Permission being
received from the war department
orders have been given to the
fifteenth regiment to break camp, and
the removal Of the entire command to
Fort Smelling has begun. Major Hand's 9
command, which includes all the quar-.
antined companies. was the first to
get the order, and the other battalions
will be removed a. fast as possible to
the new camp.
This move 10 made necessary on &C.
count Of the prevalence Of typhoid
fever, and 1t is believed that il the
troops are taken to an entirely new
camp the disease can be checked.
There were on Sunday 100 soldiers in
hospitals in st. Paul and Minneapolis,
and score moro have been taken there
since. The surgeons say they are I'M.
able to stamp ont tho disease under
the present conditions.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-08-26
IN ThE HOTTEST OF 1T
THIRTEENTH MINNESOTA voLuN.
TEERs At MANILA.
Supported III. A..er Battery 1. .h. r,,.s
Charge asd sussaiasd Hsavy Casual.
tiss-Oss OF the Regiment Killed -
the Field aad . soord Wounded, Two
OF Whom Died Lassr-Compltnsnts
BY General Macarthur for Splsndia
Rahav1Av

Hoxa KoSo, Aug. @.-A dispatch
from MSpila. dated Aug. Is. says:
The brunt Of the battle at Manila
was bravely borne BY tho Astor battery
aud the Thirteenth Minnesota regi.
ment, the former leading tho advance
and the latter supporting the battery
In its perilous work. Brieadier Gen.
,ral Macarthur. commanding the bri.
gade. complimented the troops In the
highest terms in the midst Of battle
for the intrepidity Of their courage In
the face Of withering fire from the
Mausers Of the better.plaoed spaniards.
The Twenty.third regulars also came
in for q share Of the honors. being i'm.
mediately back Of the Thirteenth Min.
nesota. The march was along the road
on right Of the river Pasig. whore tho
Fleet Could Give No Asslstanes.
At the junction Of the Cingalou road
the vanguard camo without warning
upon q strong Spanish entrsnohment
Suddenly the enemy rained . heavy
fire upon the Americans, killing two
Of the Astor battery. Sergeant Holmes
and Second Sergeant Oremans, and one
Minnesota man. Private Patterson. at
tho same time wounding score OF
others. Sergeant Cremans. after ho
was shot. started to his gun. dred It.
and next moment no fell dead.
1t was here that the Thirteenth Min.
nesota was given an opportunity to
show the mettle it was made Of. and
right gallantly did it respond. The
Astor battery was forced to
Fall Hack From the Avrdsrous Fire,
and the Minnesota troops stepped
forward and by we'll directed FIRE 20
supported the Astor men that they
quickly recovered and charged tho en-.
emy with rovolvers putting tho Span.
iards to flight. Tho enemy threw
away guns and ammunition in the
flight. Their trenches were filed
with Mauser cartridges. The troops
followed them. captured the Lunatta
battery and chased the enemy into the
walled city. General Greene passed
around the wall ed city and took Bi.
nondo. on the west side Of the Pasig
river, where he established his head.
quarters. Meanwhile General Near.
thurs brigade, over on the the right
wing, was having
The ssversst Kind Of Eightlsg.
Two guns Of the Utah battery opened
on Blookhouse No. IA, and soon
knocked it into splinters. Then the
troops advanced by tho Pasay road
toward the city, the Astor battery in
the lead, and. as previously described.
had the hottest fighting Of tho day at
the junction of the Cingalon road.
The Spanish soon retreated and Gen.
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Leader Of the Goatsmalan Rebslllou Ex.
plsss on His Way to Prison.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22. United
States Minister Hunter of Guatemala.
cabled the state department that Gen.
eral Morales, leader Of the revolution,
was captured IN . cave on Wednesday,
and died on his way to prison at San
Sebastian. He had been without food
several days and was very weak,
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l!joF0otAd aud Burnsen Die.
New YoRK, Aug. 22.-Aspecial cable
to The World says that Captain Bjorn.
stad and Sergeant Burpsen have died
from wounds received at the battle Of
Manila.
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roul.ry, Dustsr snd Esss.

CHICAGO. Aug %
POULTRY-Market for live, slow.
Spring chickens, l0@lOHo; hens. 707Ho;
turkeys 6D8c; ducks, o07c
BUTTER-Firm. CreamerieA la0
l6c: dairies. l2@l7c.
EGGS-Nrm; fresh. l2a
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SPARTA. Wis. Aug. 2S.-A lstter 70.
ooived from Porto Rico reports the
death Of Private Verght. Verght was
member Of the Third Wisconsin vol
unteers aud was shot In tho stomach In
the hattie near Coamo.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth GPaia.

Duluth GPAl0.
DULUTH. Aug "a
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard, 661lc: No.
Northern, $50; No. 3 Northern. 6o1to:
To Arrive - No. l hard. ESQ; No. I
Northern. Hxc; September, $50; D.
cember, GOAc; October, 0l7<o.
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nohIsy cosn.sG to als iao,a.

BRiboEPoRT. Conn, Aug. 3S.-Ad.
miral schley 10 confined to his summer
home in Westport by illness and no
ono except his attendants are allowed
to see him OF have any convsration
with him. The illness 10 pronounced .
fever, the character Of which 70 not yet
known.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-08-26

An epidemic Of diphthsria prevails
among the Russians in Medina, stuts.
man county.
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Minnsn polls Grain.

NINNRAPOLlA, Aug u
WHEAT-August closed ct 6lo; SEP.
tembsr. 59Hc; December, 6SxossJio.
On Track-No. hard. new, 6sko: No.
l Northern. 6lHo: No. Northern, 6Sk.
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yIoux CITY 1--we stoek.

Sioux CRY, Ia, Aug %
HO0S-MArkst loo lower. RAnss
Of prices 3l600a %.
CATTLE-Market fairly active, steady
to 1Oc higher.
Sales ranged at eA25@5. Is for beevss;
ol85@4.4O for cows and heifers; ". SOC
$50 for stookers and feeders; ei7606.6O
for yoarlings and calves
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DEvlS LAKE RAMSEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
TERMS OF cAPlruLAT,on.
Omslsa atassmsat Of the csnditiess. oi
Surrender at Nanila.

Omela1 at4tsmsHt Of the Csndltlons. ol
06trsndsr at Nanila.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Tho ofacial
announcement Of the terms of capitu.
lation Of Manila have reached the war
department in dispatch from General
Merritt It was the first notification
officially Of the stipulations and 10 en-.
braced in six articles. There 10 con.
siderable difference Of opinion ~ to
the exact significance Of the terms Of
oapitulauou. The full text Of tho
agreement follows:
First--The Spanish troops, European
and native, capitulate, with the city and
defenses and with all the honors of war,
depositing their arms In places named by
the authorities Of the United States, and
camp In the quarters designated and un-
der orders Of their officers and subject to
the control OF the aforesaid authorities
until tho conclusion Of treaty Of peace
between the two belligerent nations. All
persons included in the capitulation 10.
main at liberty, tho officers remaining in
their respective homes. which shall be re.
spectcd as long Ias they observed pho regu-
lations prescribed for their government
and the laws in force.
Second Officials shall retain their side
arms, horses and private property. All
public houses and public property Of all
kinds shall bo turned over to tho staff
officers designated by the United States.
Referred to Warrington.
Third-Complete returns In duplicate
of men by organizations and full list Of
property and stores shall bo rendered to
the United States within 10 days from
date. All questions relating to the repa-
triation Of officers and men of the Spanish
officers and their families and Of tho or
penses which said repatriation may occa-
sion shall l,e referred to the government
OF the United States at Washington.
Spanish families may leave Manila.at any
time convenient to them.
Fourth-The return of the arms surren-
dered by the Spanish forces shall take
place when they evacuatc the city or when
tho American army evacuates
Fifth-Officers and men included in the
capitalization shall bo supplied by the
United States, according to their rank,
with rations and necessary aid, rs though
they were prisoners Of war, until the con-
clusion Of q treaty Of peace between the
United States and Spain. All the funds
In the Spanish treasury and all other pub
lie funds be turned over to the authorities
of the United States
Sixth-This city, its Inhabitants, ita
churches and religious worship, Its educa-
tional Establishments and its private prop.
erty Of all description are placed under
the safeguard Of tho faith and honor Of
the American army
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TO DEWEY AND MERRITT

President Mckinley Cables the Nation'a
Congratulations.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-President
Mckinley has cabled to Admiral Dewey
and General Merritt his and the ma.
tion's congratulations upon their cap.
ture Of Manila. The text Of the dis.
patch to Admiral Dewey 10 a. follows:
Receive for yourself and the officers,
sailors and marines Of your command my
thanks and congratulations and those Of
the nation for tho gallant conduct all
have again SO conspicuously displayed.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Following is the text Of the dispatch
to General Merritt:
In my own behalf and for the nation !
extend to you and the officers and men Of
your command sincere thanks and con.
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". Paul Union stock Yards.

ss. Paul Union Stock Yards
SOUTH sr. PAUL, Aug. 60
HOGS-Market strong and active
Range Of prices 81 8O@3.00.
CATTLE Steady and active.
Sales ranged at ts s6@4. 30 for stocksrs;
eY.s508.7O for cows: 800 for hafsrs;
q lO@a.35 for steers.
SHEEP-Market steady, active.
Muttons, ta 9o@A45; lambs $500
Chicago Union stoek Ysrds
CHICAGO. Aug. -
HOGS-Msrket slow: light hogs .
shade higher and others 5@lOc lower.
Sales ranged at g. 3oO@aOO for light;
e8.eO@4OO for mixed; e3.550aO0 foa
heavy; eS55@3.7O for rough.
CATTLE-Market generally loo lower
Sales ranged at ta.9O05.55 for beeves:
e20O@475 for cows and hsifers; oS.3s0
$50 for Texas stssrs; e3.4004. ~ for
stockers and feeders: ts.70@a.65 foe West
ern rangers.
sHEEP-Market weak at yestsrday's
decline.
sales ranged at ~3.5o@LS5 for natives;
e37O445O for Westerns; 3.7500.50 fos
lAmba
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle. $4,000:
sheep. 2,000
Chicago Grain aad Provsisss.
CHICAGO, Aug. -
CLOSING PRICKA
WHEAT - August, Go; septembse:
go; December, 6lXc; May, oiko.
CORN-August, 99Hc; Septambse.
2oho; December, 20A0201<c; Asy, 40.
OATS-August, 1o9Ic: 6eptembse;
1870; December, 2ONc; May, $50.
PORK-August ts.o5; 9sptsmbsE.
a06: October. ea85: DecembsE. aok
AZ On auction sale held BY Assisnse
Whtthsd OF the North Dlkots Nii1ne
company the Diamond mill at 0rand
Sorks was sold to Frank Crane of.Oum.
mangs for u. $40. It cost over go. 600.
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