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intention to interfere in any way,
shape or form with the government of
the island, which it is perfectly willing
to leave to the people themselves, pro-
vided the guarantees as before stated
are satisfactory.
Whether Cuba will ultimately become
a republic or later be merged into an
American colony, and later still posi-
bly, into an American State, is queS
ton for the future and for the people
of the island to determine. BY proving
to the Spanish soldiers and residents
who elect to remain there and to Span
ish merchants and property holders
and others that safe and suitable
government will be assured them. and
that their rights will be respected in
every particular as strictly as the
rights of all other classes of citizens, 1T
is to be hoped that their assistance
may be obtained, with that of the con-
servative Cubans and Americans, In
forming a government which will be
sufficient for all purposes and which
will remain as formed until those in
terested under forms of law shall pro-
coed to change 1t.
The solution of the problem OF estao-
fishing a fair and stable government In
Cuba does not present any insurmount-
able difficulties. 1t is almost certain
that the interests of the people from
the United States and other countries
who are in Cuba now or who settle
| there in the future will become too
great to be exposed to revolutionary
! riots. even should there be found an
element disposed to them. The Span
| iards and the foreign born inhabitants
| of the island will undoubtedly realize
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JACKSONVILLE Aug -In the Florida camps and cities the
the reconstruction of Cuba What will be the
Inquiries of similar import are the first to be put y
other the country who can speak with SO
tie probability of his appointment as Military oupa
of
maintained dgnihed silence refusing to tx for publ
Seventh Corps Jacksonville he talked freely with
able unofficial capacity the tone
the time
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FIRED "A SALUTE
FOR JOE PIPER

~ PINNING yarns invites competi-
ton around the soldiers camp
fire. Here is a good story told by
X lieutenant who had seen SER
vice among the marines in his
early life.
when I Joined the navy / was as
signed to duty on an old bark-rigged
ship attached to the North Atlantic
squadron. Her guns were muzzie-load-
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all the fierce and bloody
regulars the at Ell Gan bh the e in the roof and ed
s as4s up s h s Sg n
s e r s hale
American ss camp as a~4 0s f day
Men moved about in the S G % us on
t toat aa sp hfs f Kept up s sta P
ne day sn wss @ span ha
in the aI roop haa a ovd to the
g ns snons s on sa the hin
ss SCARED ns h h T But s are
Up tns hill hy deadly s fire y pouT ral1
band Skeo N9N kp u The
All the others follow Faster and 'aS's " II"
deadly oa balls f TIE The ar R
and sh is made for One man rushed up to
his revolver inside b h men rush
an entrance the inside are slowly Out surrey THINNING
their ranks must be done retreat De
r ne ssoas eass o s ss1
flying ana 1o ase s oy a
this time there RE ARE 1eBs snd cannot be
hs ons ma th ind ao nsa dsun ase
s hs sqa s Bq f drop as fast
they % the hand to hand Not man asks
IT. "a ss: Almost Psss r'
there Tss not 5n Seneah From hr h Th
PS hell 2" s was
md ssi.s ss there T taken no s2a5s 's5 @
8ssr,y all the Of ah Bnt Of lighting
hattie of
for their great correspondents OF Hubert
ss sfs sfHay to the % % ssDa
Yankee
are mas
There at @ the Jungle back
buny
has up
the at started
lost
number Of known tue pe
would be ot the Ael death
called hold or gam s
49, II fem m certainly In armies 1t IS 1ne At Shiloh
have s killed 1s
a Skaters who're io nos
killed ana ndies men made as of 81
80 1non in9mortaly thanks great yrc II suheie' -
wounded Volunteers
the feie bund
cent and rcento cent Oh Tue MAJ"
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cent
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than 80
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of Grants army IN lne
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against Itself 40 all sides aA
terrn terminal ha una make 'Ameransm were 'u
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HE most interesting application
of liquid air which has hitherto
been tried on a commercial scale
is to make an explosive by mix
II -, -Lo, Co cajd PrO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

sys miasoby przyisc do starcia.
D nienawisci miedzy rass anne
ryka6skich ,,Anglosas6w" a
europejskich Ssowian ME moae
bye mowy. Aaeby zas prowa-
die wojns z Rosyanami dla-
tego tylko, ae wymaga tego
interes Anglii, kt6ra jeszcze
pred 80 laty ME mogla strawic
tego, ze zdolalismy sic wybit
ma wolnosc pod jej panowa'
mia, tego praypuszczae powaz-
ny londy6ski Spectator" ME
powinien. -Minal jua bezpo.
wrotnie czas sympathy i niena-
wisci rasowej, kt6ra powodo.
wala zab6jcze dla cywilizacyi
woipy. w polityce kieruja sic
narody wzgledami wlasnych
korzysci. Jaks korzyac prey.
nies6 mogloby Stanom Zjedno.
czonym przymierze anglo-ame-
rykafskie, wymierzone przeciw
Rosyi, kt6rej interesem jest
utrsymywanie z nami przyjaz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26
Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, 26go Lipca. =
Depesza z Madrytu donosi, re
Rad tamtejszy przysposobR
oredzie, kt6re ma siuzyc "a
podstawe prey omawianiu wa
runk6w, zawrzec sic majscego
pokoiu.
q powyzsza wiadomoscis ME
zgadza sic twierdzenie DAILY
Chronicle, ze Hiszpania ME
mysli obecnie o ukladach po-
kojowych, poniewaz Rad ma.
drycki liczy ma alians mo-
carstw europejskich, wrogo
usposobionych przeciw Stanom
Zjednoczonym.
LoNDYN, 26go Lipcs. =
Specyalna depesza z Rzymu
donosi, ze papiez przedlozy}
mocarstwom projekt warun-
kow pokoju. Kuba i Porto
Rico mais przeisG ma wlasnodc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26
ROk TX.

New YORK, 2ego Lipcs. =
Porucznik R. P. Hobson o.
trzymal rozkaz wydobycia
wody hiszpa1skiegc okretu
wojennego uCristobai Colon.
Porozumia} sic z frms Merit
i Chapman, kt6ra przystspi
niezw1ocznie do dziela. Okret
zostanie wydobyty mad po-
wierzchnie woody "a pomocs
ponton6w i osadzony ma mial-
kiem miejscu, ma kt6rem be-
dzle mona poddat 60 repe.
racyi.
WASHINGTON, 26 Lipca. -
General Miles zamierza zaata.
kowat San Juan cd strony po.
iudniowo wschodniej i zacho.
dniej. Jego wojsko wylsduje
pod miastem Pouse, kt6re mai.
prod zostanie zajete. Ztsd
prowadzs do San Juan dobre
drogi. Drugi oddzial wojska
wylsduje pod Fajerdo, " o.
dleglosci cd San Juan % mil.
Trzeci oddzial zostanie wysa-
dzony ma lad pod Barcel ona.
Zanim ma miasto San Juan 20.
stanie przypuszczony szturm,
ostrzeliwac je bsds amerykad.
skie okrety.
WASHINGTON, 9e Lipcs. =
Czynis sic wielkie przygoto.
wanna do wielkiej wyprawy
ma Havane, kt6ra to wyprawa
rozpocznie sic ME PREDICT, nis
"a trzy miesiace. Okryje ona
slaws amerykadska armie.
Przeznacza sic ma ten eel 100.
900 wojska ladowego, kt6re
zmusi zaloge hiszpa6ska do
predkiego poddania sic. Ope.
racye wojska ladowego popie.
rae bedzie nasza fota, kt6rs
zbombarduje zniszczy mad.
brzezne forty. Os'abione przez
gl6d i zdemoralizowane przez
ustawiczne kleski wojsko hisz'
pa6skie zlozy chetnie bro6
przed generalem Fitzkugh
Lee, ktoremu powierzonem
zostanie dow6dztwo mad armia,
przeznaczons do ostatecznego
oswobodzenia Kuby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26
Rome WiadOmOSci
telegrafczne.

- 6 marynarzy z okrstu
LA Bourgogne'' zostalo "
Paryzu oddanych pod sad,
poniewaz zachowywaG sic bru.
talnie wobec pasaaer6w ratu.
jacych swe zycie podczas ka.
tastrofy ma morzu.
- Campos Sales, prezydent
Brazylii, mial posluchanie q
Ojca swistego, kt6ry cieszy sic
doskonalem zdrowiem.
- Earl Mimic zostal miano.
wany general gubernatorem
Kanady.
- Pillsbury i Tarrace ubie.
gaia sic miedzy soba o pierw.
sza nagrode ma turnieju sza.
chowym W Wiedniu.
- Rad austryacki zabronl
urzednikom braG udzial W
zjezdzie niemieckich turner6w,
odbywaiscym sic W Hambur-
gu.
W lubelskiej gubernii
spalilo sic miasto Grabowiec,
zamieszkane przewaznie przez
zyd6w, kt6rzy obecnie obozuja
W polu.
= Ceny twardego wsgla
poskoczyly W gore. Kompania
kolejowa Lackawana kate 80.
bic placic po SIS. 25 "a tone.
= Do Seattle przybyl paro.
wiec "Charles Nelson" 2 l78
pasazerami z Dawson City.
Maja prey sobie zlota wartosci
p6ltora miliona dolar6w.
7
= W dalszym ciagu trivia
strajk wsglarzy W Pana, Pen.
we'll i Springside, W Illinois.
Unionisci przeszkodzili nieu-
nionistom zbliaat sic do 10.
pal6, pomimo obecIosci ssery.
f6w pomocnikami.
W Cleveland, o., sde-
rzyla sic lokomotywa kolei
Norfolk & Western 2 poci9.
giem towarawym. Dw6ch lu.
dai 2 Dayton sostalo Smiertel.
ME pokalecsoaYch, :..,..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

j nalezy sig spodziewae, re po.
wsta6cy kuba6scy stana po
stronie Hiszpanii, oswiadczajac
sic przeciw inwazyi wojsk
ameryka6skich.
Papiez zakazat surowo hi.
szpa6skiemu duchowie1stwu
popierac karlist6w lub jak;.
kolwiek ruch rewolucyjny.
ST.. THOMAS, 26go Lipca. -
Kapitan niemieckiego okretu
Croatia" jest oburzony po.
wodu, re strzela} do niego
wojenny okret amerykahski.
Croatia" znajdowala sic ma.
wysokosci San Juan de Porto
rico poza LIMA blokady. Ka.
pitan Loire ME widzial okre.
tow, przewoaacych wojsko Ia.
DOVE ma wysps Portorico.
LoNDYN, 26go Lipca. =
z Shangai donosza, ze cztery
rosyjskie okrety opudcily Port
Arthur i udaly sic do Filipin.
w pobliau wysp Filipi1skich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

go kupic, aaeby g1od zaspo.
koie. Sampson W tel chwili
pom6dz nieszczesliwym ME
moze.
GUANTANAMO, 2e Lipca. -
1000 wojska hiszpa6skiego
z}oay2o tutaj bro6. Hose zol-
merry, ktorzy poddali sic W
Niedziele W Palma Soriano,
San Luis i Sanga, wynosi
$3.50. Poslano i'm aywnosc.
W Baracoa znajduje sic do.
tychczas pod bronis 1000 a W
Sagua 1000 Hiszpan6w, ME
objetych aktem kapitulacyi.
Garcia cofnal sic do Jiguani,
ME natrafwszy po drodze ma
op6r Hiszpan6w. Miasto
Guantanamo poddalo sic pull.
kownikowi Ezra P. Evers,
kt6ry zastspuje generala Shat
terra. Polityczni iprzestepcy,
trzymani przez Hiszpan6w W
wiezieniu, zostali wypuszczeni
ma wolnoSc.
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nych stosunk6w, tego punktu
widzenia ameryka6skiego zro'
zumiec ME MONA. Moze bye,
re rozumiejs to po1udniowi
jingosi, skorzy do uchwalania
wojen, lecz ME kwapiacy sic
re wstepowaniem do szereg6w
gdy zachodai potrzeba wyka-
zania czynem gotowoscl do
wojny. Ci patrza ma SWAT
przez swe wlasne okulary, po-
dobne do, szkie}, uzywanych
przez europejskich ,,Anglo.
sas6w". Og6l Amerykan6w
jest przymierzu anglo-amery'
kaiskiemu przeciwny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

szami, kt6re ma wreczyc oso'
biscie prezydentowi. Zostanie
zatrzymany ma okrecie, dop6ki
ME mimic nie5ezpiecze1stwo.
GUANTANAMO, % Lipca. -
Mieszka6cy Cienfuegos wysto'
sowali list do Sampsona, upra'
szajac 60 usilnie o zdobycie
miasta, W kt6rem 5000 star
COW, kobiet i dzieci jest wy
stawionych ma smierc glodowa.
Zapasy zywnosci So W posia'
daniu Hiszpan6w, ,Kuba6czycy
m}odzi znajduja sic W szere-
gach powsta6c6w, a kto pozo.
sta} W domu, niema nawet cze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26
szwadronu G 8 pu1ku kawale.
ryi uma1 ma z0lta febre.

szwadronu G 8 pu1ku kawale.
ryi umarl ma z6lta febre.
Department. wojny posta'
nowi1 l puak Florydy, 2 pu}k
Georgii i 5 pulk Maryland
wyslac ma wyspe Portorico.
Wszystkie trzy pulki znajduja
sic obecnie W Tampa.
New YORK, 26go Lipca. -
Ma okrecie transportowym
"Port Victor" znaleziono ma.
szyne piekielna z przyrzadem
zegarowym. W maszynie znaj.
dowalo sic 80 funt6w dynami.
tn i bawelny strzelniczej. Ka.
pitan okretu kszal masayne
wrzucic do nora.
PORT TAMPA, 26 Lipca. =
Zatrzymano W kwarantannie
okret "Aranzas", kt6ry przy.
byl re Santiago z 81 pasazera.
mi. Niekt6rzy z mich zacboro-
wall W drodze ma z6lta febre.
Misdzy pasazerami znajduje
sis pulkownik Astor 3 dspe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

Stan6w Zjednoczonych, kt6re
zwr6cs FiIipiny i zawra z Hi
szpania traktat handlowy, "a
pewniajacy jej znaczne prey.
wileje W zabranych wyspach.
MADRYr, 26go Lipca. -
Przyby}a dotsd panna Jessie
Schley. Kr6lowa regentka
ME przyje}a jej. TO samo
uczynili wszyscy ministrowie.
Policya kaae jej prawdopodo'
bnie opuscic Madryt.
W ca}ym kraju panuje spo'
k6j.
Rad kolonialny ma Kubie
zawiazal stosunki z Gomezem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26

koncentruje sic silna fota ja'
po6ska, kt6ra ma wypadek
miedzynarodowych zawikaa1
dzialac bedzie wsp6lnie z o.
kretami angielskimi i amery-
ka1skimi.
Fort THOMAS, 26 Lipca. =
Wojska ameryka6skie opusz'
czajs okrsty i wychodza ma
lad W poblizu Ponce, ma polu-
dniowem wybrzezu wyspy
Portorico.
WASHINGTON, 26 Lipca. -
General Shafter donosi, re W
Niedziele zapadlo ma febre 500
os6b. Sierzant j. Larnenn re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-26
Chicago, 26 Lipca 1898.

Sy JS
r6znych sposobow, aaeby ma.
k}onit Amerykan6w do przy-
mierza anglo.ameryka1skiego
przez kt6re Rad W Londynie
m6glby dojs6 do przewagi po.
litycznei mad Rosya, zagraaa.
jsca coraz bardziej angielskim
interesom W Azyi. Ma porzsd-
ku dziennYm jest obecnie
szczucie ludu ameryka6skiego,
aaeby staral sic o nabywanie
kolonij zamorskich, gdzie sig
tylko da, aaeby utrzymywas
potezns flote i liczne wojsko
ladowe, szerzyl wszsdzie kul'
turs, azeby jednem slowem
kierowal sig "a przykladem
Anglii polityks rozb6jniczs ma
wielks skals.
Gazety angielskie prawia
obecnie duzo o koniecznosci
lsczenia sic ludlow ,,anglo-
saskich" W celu spelnienia
nposlannictwa", polegajscego
rzekomo ma zagarnieciu wszy-
stkich ras kui ziemskiej pod
swe panowanie. Bredzenie ia.
kie jest wprost smieszne, gdya
nawet dzisiejsi Anglicy Anglo
sasami W scislem znaczeniu
tego wyrazu ME So, lecz stano.
via misszanine angielskich
Celt6w, Sasow, Du1czyk6w i
Norman6w, zaprawians W
ostatnich czasach przez przy-
mieszke Celt6w szkockich i
irlandzkich oraz imigrant6w z
przer6znych KRAKOW Europy.
Jeszcze mniej prawa nazywa-
MIA sig Anglosasami posiadajs
Amerykanie, gdyz angielskie
kolonie W Ameryce ME by4y
nigdy zaludniane wylacznie
przez Anglik6w, a W Stanach
Zjednoczonych Ameryki Pol
nocnej, cd czasow ich powsta-
MIA, osiedlali sic gromadnie
przedstawiciele roznych ras.
Lacey mas z Anglia wspolnosc
jezyka urzsdowego i mic vie.
cej. Po naszem wybiciu SIG ma
wolnosc z iedyns Anglia mu-
sielismy prowadziG wojne.
Gdybysmy dzisiaj ma rynkach
handlowych wszechswiatowych
stawili Anglii powazns kon-
kurencys, spotkalibysmy sic
podobns nienawiscia naszych
,,braci Anglosas6w', z jaks
spotykaia sic Niemcy lub
Moskale.
Poniewaa wszakze Anglicy
zaczynaja SIG obawiac o swe
panowanie mad ,wszechswia.
tenn" j O swe ..poslannictwo",
pragns zapewnic sobie pomoc
ludu ameryka6skiego, wyka.
zujscego coraz to wiekszs side
zywotna. Prorokuje tedy po-
wazny londyHski spectator"
Be Stany Ziednoczone posiadae
beds "a lat 90 200 milion6w
ludnosci i beds W stanie mie-
RYE sic z kazdem mocarstwem
e1ropejskiem wyjatkiem -
Rosyi. q obawy pred nahaj'
kami rosyjskiemi many przeto
prowadzic polityke kolonialns
,,cywlllzoWac" dixie ludy W
kraiach zamorskich, zapatru-
jac sic ma Anglik6w = raso.
wych naszych pobratymcow.
Tymczasem Rosyanie mniei
dla mas 50 grozni niz owl
,,anglosascy" pobratymcy. Po-
niewaz Rosyanie ME majs mic
do czynienia ma zachodniej
p6lkuli ziemskiej rozszerzajs
swoje wp1ywy wy1acznie W
Azyi, gdzie Amerykanie ME
wchodzs i'm W drogs, trudno
zrozumiec, dlaczego miedzy
Stanami Ziednoczonymi a Ro.
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Sprzeczne pog}oski o ukfadach pokojoWych'
Maszyna piekielna na amerykahskim
okrecie.
90 zokNIERzY zACHoRoWAko MA FEBRE.
Wielkie przygotowania do wyprawy ma Havane

konsulami
sprawie
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
WILL: GO /. HOME |: \. !
Large Number of Volunteers to
Be Mustered Out Of the
Service.
Among Them Will Be All the
Volunteer Cavalry and
Artillery.
Order May Be Delayed Until Mer'
rift Cables as to Conditions
at Manila.
Naval Establishment Will Not
Be Very Much Reduced r.
at Present.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-An order
will be issued, when approved by the
cabinet, mastering out Of the service
large number-probably about $4,000
-of the volunteer force
The troops to be mustered out will
include all the volunteer cavalry and
volunteer artillery In the United States
at the present time and large number
of infantry. The whole number has
not yet been determined upon. The
mastering out order possibly may be
delayed until dispatches are received
from General Merritt, respecting the
conditions at Manila.
Dispatches are expected from the
general at almost any hour.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
OUR NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Administration Concludes Its Prese
Strength Ia Not Too Great.

Administration Concludes Its Present
Strength Ia Not Too Great.
NEW YORK, Aug. ia special to
The Tribune from Washington says
the strength of the navy will not be
precipitate!y reduced on account of the
cessation of hostilities, but on the con.
trary the administration has deter
mined that very large naval force is
necessitated by the increased obliga.
tons the United States has undertaken
or had forced upon it. Orders have
been given not only for the prosecution
of energetic operations at all naval
stations to speedily put in fine
trim all the regular warships Of the
feet, but very large proportion
of the auxiliaries which weie
purchased, to the number of nearly a
hundred, will be considered in the cat
egory of permanent additions to the
navy and will not be turned back to
their original owners or sold to the
highest bidder. Such policy was ia
vorably considered by the authorities a
few weeks ago, but hardly had the
peace protocol been signed than there
resulted q more adequate realization Of
the great change the navy had almost
invisibly undergone and the conclusion
is almost forced upon the administra.
ton that the American sea power can
not be safely curtailed, if, in fact, it
will not be essential to increase the YES.
sells af1oat as rapidly as possible.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
Tuesday. Aug. 49,,

The Portugal ministry has resigned.
General Lee will be candidate fol-
United States senator from Virginia.
A cyclone five miles west of Gary, S.
D., killed eight persons. Several others
are missing and may have been killed.
The attorney general Of Ohio has de.
cided to bring an action against the
American, Steel and Wire company
nnder the ANTITRUST law = ). !: .s3A.=*
M. Cambon, the French ambassador
to the United States, who represented
Spain in the peace negotiations, has
been decorated with the grand CROSS Of
Charles II. ... 5 ..: zz==ss5
Blanoo has rendered his resignation
a. captain general 81 Cuba. The reA.
son given by General Blanco il, that he
does not wish to superintend the eYao-
nation Of Cnba. ], 8. D. sss@9#
Mr.. Robert z. Porter, superintendent
81 the last general census of the United
States, has been appointed : commits
=sioner to examine and report on the
sflnanoes, banking system and banking
laws of Cuba md Porto Rtco
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
LA DUKE NOT SHOT.

Was Convicted of Killing Private Stat.
ford and Received Life Sentence.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-The war de.
partment has received the following
from Ponce, Porto Rico, dated Aug. 10.
Adjutant General, Washington. Re.
plying your .cablegram, Private La
Duke been convicted by courtmartia]
for killing Private Stafford; sentenced
to life imprisonment; penitentiary
Leavenworth designated. -: He is now
under guard here awaiting. transporta'
ton. GILMORE, ~. +. ~. -.
49, ... ,Brigadier General.
It was enormously stated few days
ago that La Duke had been shot. = -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
WILL NOT PAY INSURGENTS.

Alger and Other Officers Say Only Con-
gress Could Authorize That.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Secretary
Alger and other members Of the cabi-
net took occasion to deny the truth of
the reports current in Cuba Of an agree.
ment to disband the Cuban insurgents
and for the United States to pay them
off in the interest of promoting peace
full conditions on the island. The prop
osition, it is stated, would not be en-.
tertained by this government, and it is
further suggested such an action would
require legislative sanction in an act of
congress.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
Will Move to tho Prssidio.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II. -Brigadier
General Miller will move the head.
quarters Of the independent division,
Eighth army corps from Camp Merritt
to the Presidio, The troops now at
Camp Merritt will remain there at
least this week or until information is
received whether or not General Mer-
rift needs any more soldiers. In the
event that he does not, the troops will
be moved to the Preside and await
further orders. .:' - -"
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South or East; which,

South or EAST; "n1chr
When a trip is contemplated it is al
ways we'll to prepare in advance in order
to avoid little Inconvenience which are
often annoying. The two fast trains
leaving Minneapolis and St. Paul daily
via Wisconsin Centrallines for Milwaukee
and Chicago make close connections
with the trains east and south. Being
elegantly equipped with sleeping cars,
,>arlor cars and day coaches, they are
fully appreciated by the travelling public.
Your nearesu ticket agent will give you
complete information and furnish you
folder OF the Wisconsin Central lines.
!. JAS. C: POND. G. P, "A.
I'll Milwaukee, Wis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
;Hurrying Embarkation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. Acting Sec
fetary. Allen has ordered the Prairie
and Badger, now at asntiago, TO report
TO General Shafter at Santiago to be
used for transporting troops 70 Mon
,tauk Point They will each carry
about !, 1000 men, General Shafter has
asked for these vessels in order to
hurry the embarkation e his troops.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-08-19
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Monday, Aug. IL.

Monday, Aug. Is.
Spanish papers predict serious times
for that country. i;
Vessels Of tho blockading feet are re.
turning to Key West. -.
Fire at Fresno, CAL, did damage to
the extent Of $500, 600 to $400, 600.
A dangerous gang Of counterfeiters
has been arrested in Detroit, Mich. d"
It is reported at Gibraltar that Mulai
Alb Ri Azlz, sultan of Morocco, is dead.
In a fight between officers and negro
gamblers in Georgia, five Of tho negroes
were killed and three others ,mortally
wounded.
Admiral Cervera was given IN ova.
ton in Boston while on his way to
Portsmouth, N. H, to visit the Span
ish prisoners there.
Plans are being arranged for the
feeding of the Cuban army and Of the
recon central until such time as they
will be able to help themselves. ",-'.
London papers are loud in their
praises of the diplomacy Of President
Mckinley and of Secretary Day in the
negotiations that have resulted in
peace.