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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-15
HOURS OF TALK ON HAWAII.
The House DevOtes the Entire Day
to Annexation.

The House DeVOtes the Entire Day
to Annexation.
Washington, June H.-Eight hours, com
prising afternoon and evening sessions of
the House to-day, were devoted to debate
of the Newlands resolution for the annex
alton of Hawaii. Twenty speeches were
delivered, most of them being brief. A
vote VIII be taken at 8 O. clock tomorrow
afternoon and in order to give time for
speeches which members desire to make
the House agreed to meet at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
The resolutions, according to estimates
to-day. will receive, with the exception
of not more than twelve, all the Republi-
can votes, and will enlist the support of
from fifteen to twenty Democrats and
members of other parties.
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PoPULIsT CONFERENCE SPLIT.
Liberals and MiddIe-Of-the-Rond
Element Finding II Hard to Agree.

Element FIndihS IL hmru 10 Agree
Omaha, Neb., June H.-Tne Populist
conference has developed every evidence
of a split
At midnight two meetings are in prog
ress The middle-of-the-road element
headed by Milton Park Of Texas, Joseph
Buchanan Of New York and Robert Schil-
ling of Chicago, is determined TO oppose
all plans for fusion.
The liberal element, including Senator
Marion Butler Senators Allen and George
G. Washburne Of Massachusetts, are hold
ing another meeting, and have sent sew
eral propositions for a compromise TO the
readers"
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MOVING ON TO MANILA.
Insurgents Driving the Spaniards
Before Them.


Before Them.
London, June Is, a. m.-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph for
Warding advices he received from Ma
Mia up to June s, says: ION June the
insurgents forced the passage of the Ia.
pote river and captured Las Pinas ana
Paraniki Since then, up to the time my
adVices left Manila, the fighting had been
continuous and the Spaniards were grad
ually driven in
The fall of the city seems imminent
before the arrival of the American forces.
Manila is absolutely incapable of re-
sis.Jing bombardment.
Admiral Dewey is surprised at the rebel
progress, but the Spaniards suspect that
uhe insurgents are fighting under American
guidance The defenders of the city have
suffered severely from the incessant at
.acAs ana from want of food and rest, and
the hospitals and clutches are crowded
with the wounded
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BERING SEA AWARD.
London Papers See In Action of Con-
gresS Sign of Friendship.

London, June 15.-The Times this morn
ing, in an editorial, which pretty fairly
well expresses the other morning papers,
says: THE resolution to pay the Boring
Sea award is another gratifying instance
of The spirit of the growth Of friendship
and justice toward England in a quarter
where, until recently, such feelings were
rarely exhibited.
we cordially recognize and reciprocate,
as well as a good omen for the establish
ment of those closer and more cordial re-
Iations between the Two countries toward
which the best minds on both sides of the
Atlantic have been steadily moving"
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GEoRGIA's THIRD REGIMENT.
Lieut.. Col. Brooks Among Those
Mentioned for the CoIoneIcy.

Atlanta, Ca, June 14.-Dissatished and
somewhat mysti:ied at the delay of the
war department In sending on the order
for the new regiment which Georgia Is TO
raise under the Presidents second call for
volunteers, Gov. Atkinson to-day tele-
graphed Congressman Adamson to know
what the trouble was.
A week ago the Governor was informed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-15
ARMOUR TAKES LETTERS WHEAT.
No Reliable Estimate of the Plum
gers Losses Possible.

No Reliable Estimate of the Plum
gers Losses Possible.
Chicago June Heterogeneous were
completed to-day whereby the load of
cash wheat which brought the Letter
grain DEAF to a sudden termination yes
terday is practically transferred to Ar
mour & Co The Importance of the deal
has dwindled considerably owing to the
fact that Letters cash holdings are now
stated to have been only a trihe over $780,
600 bushels. This amount will be easy
TO handle.
Letters holdings in July and September
futures have, 1t is understood been liqui-
dated. This line amounted 20 considera-
bly, over 100000 bushels and was thrown
upon the market yesterday and to-day
No reliable estimate can be placed upon
Joseph Letters losses. II Is not generally
thought, however that they Will exceed
a million dollars.
An attachment for $4,000, procured in
New York by Lohrke.& Co., the grain ex-
porters. against Joseph Letter. was served
to-day, but was released by Lohrke when
the arrangement with Armour & Co. was
completed.
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Newport. r. t. June 4.-United states
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich was reelected
by the legislature to-day on the first bal
lot.
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Ply SANANA =
same state
of affairs
continued.
-" After a
time l was !
taken with \
a flooding, |
that L was
obliged to
keep my bed.
Finally, in
despair, 1
gave up my
tor, and be
taking your nl
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"IDO MY OWN WORK"
So Says Mrs. Mary Rochiette of
Linden, New Jersey, in this
Letter TO Mrs. Pinkhan.

at was bothered with flow which
would be quite annoying at times, and
at others would almost stop.
81 used prescriptions given me by my
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-15

London June 1.-THE English wheat
markets all show a heavy decline. The
general opinion is that the Letter crash IS
due to a tremendous drop in July wheat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20
NAVAL MOVEMENTS SECRET

Government in Communication With the
several kquadrons.
WASHINGTON, May ld-Several cable.
grams were received at the navy de.
partment during the morning from
commanders Of fleets and others were
sent in reply. It was stated that the
government is now in Communication
with tho several squadrons and de.
velopments Of importance are looked
for in the near future. In consequence
Of the publication Of important naval
movements an order has been issued by
Secretary Long directing that all mat.
ters concerning naval movements be
withhold from the press except such ~
he himself might see nt to announce.
CAPE HAYT1EN, Republic Of Hayti,
May le.-The United States torpedo
boat Porter and the store ship Supply.
which have been here waiting orders,
have sailed to join Admiral Sampson's
squadron. The squadron passed Hay.
ten during tho day. It is uncertain
whether 1t will turn southwark to
meet the Spanish feet or 60 first to Key
West.
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FATE OF swIFTWATER BILL
Notsd Klondlksr and Three Companiops
Drowned In an Alaska Crask.

Netsd Klondlksr and Three Companions
Drowned In an Alaska Crask.
SAN Francisco. May l8.-The details
OF the drowning Of w. @. Gates. better
known 40 "Swiftwater Bill, have been
received hero. The accident occurred
at Caribou crossing, between Lake
Bennett and Lake Tagish, 200 miles
from Skaguay. Sunday, May 8. Two
Of Gates companions in death were
women, one Of them being Nellie La.
more. his sister.in.law. The name Of
the other has not been ascertained.
The second man in the quartet was
]. s. NJ. Wolfe of Salt Lake City,
Gates partner. The four attempted to
cross on the ice. Suddenly "Swiftwater
Bill" who was in front, threw up his
hands wildly and disappeared from the
view Of those on shore. Wolfe and the
women scrambled forward q step or
two. but in an instant they were in the
water with him. It ia supposed the
four were swept directly under the
surrounding ice by the swift current.
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SENT OUT TO DIE.

Hsconesntrsdos Expelled Fsosn Havana
Fsrjshjng In tho tubuvbs.
KEY WEST. Fla, May lS.-Captnred
Havana fishermen say the reconcen.
trados are nearly all dead or have heen
expelled from the city. TIE latter, it
10 added, afterwards died In the sub
urbs.
William Messner of Casselton has
been adjudged insane by the local in.
sanity board. He imagined that no
was Jesus Christ and created a grea,
deal Of trouble.
Excursion trains to Camp Briggs.
Fargo, were run Sunday from ~ far
west as Dickinson, aud as tar north ~
the international boundary line. All
the trains brought in lots Of people
and various good things for the bova
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20
CAPTURED THE cALLAo.
Spanish Gunboat surrendsrs to Amer
cans at Manila.

spanish Gunboat suvrentlsrs to Amsrl.
cans at Manila.
HoNa KoNa, May l6.-The United
States dispatch boat Hugh McCulloch
has arrived here from Manila with dis.
patches for'the United States govern.
ment. She reports that the Spanish
gunboat Callao, from tho Caroline isl.
ands, recently entered the port Of
Manila. being ignorant Of the outbreak
Of hostilities between Spain and the
United States. An American warship
fred across her bow and signaled her q
demand for her surrender. The de.
mand being disregarded the American
ship fired direct at the Spanish gunboat
and the latter surrendered
The populace of Manila is reduced to
eating horse flesh aud the prospect Of
relief seems far distant.
The city Of Manila has not yet been
attacked. About 5000 Spanish troops
are guarding the road leading from
Cavite to Manila.
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An up.ro.Date Policy.

As Spain's outlying possessions are
fast coming into the control Of the
United States, the question arises MS
to what shall be done with the terri
tory. On the one hand there is de-
mand for an imperial policy and on
the other protest against It. The
prospect Of u change Of foreign policy
by the United States for the purpose
of acquiring land iu remote as we'll as
near parts Of the world, aeitates Eu-
rope and is doubtless the main reason
for the European desire to Interfere
on Spain's behalf. -Rut England does
not apparently oppose III Ane,a cen
colonial empire, and one English paper,
the London Spectator, openly advo-
Gates it.
In all probability, by the end Of this
war, the Philippines, Porto Rico, aud
perhaps the Canary Islands, will be IN
our hands. Shall they or any Of them
be kept In satisfaction of q war in-
demnity or held for ransom?
In Porto Rico and the Philippines.
coaling stations must be retained,
whatever is done with the rest of the
property. Our navy Of the future will
need such supply stations in all parts
of the world. That coming navy must
uoC rum oiAOus OuV 70 duOukot Stu0
leaders. For the lack of such q navy
we have been defiad and insulted by =
second-rate European state. For the
lack Of such u navy. we are at q tre.-
mendous initial disadvantage. II ut
tackled by a flrst-rate power.
Since great navy Is needed to CON-
pei respect from foreigners and to
protect our extensive coast line, Why
not have the colonies that usually 70
with it? Why should not our ships be
the forerunners Of our merchants aud
capitalists? There Is an immense
amount Of capital in this country and
there will be- more, seeking safe in.
vestments. What better way of using
it could there be than In exploiting
land reclaimed from savages?
The old policy Of h6ldil ,sloof from,
the rest Of the world, and relying on
distance to protect us from attack does
not answer in the days of steamships,
when all our possible enemies have
points Of advantage in the Indies from
which to attack us. The policy must
be revised and brought up to date
st. Paul Dispatch.
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woman's buy at chautauaua.


July 8 and 0 have been granted by
the Chautauqua board of directors for
odr "Woman's day" this year. Details
are not wholly known yet, but on July
= club, household economics and w. X.
Q: work will be represented and possi-
ply child study Of the Mothers Ma
tional congress and the International
Young Womans Christian association.
The speaker on tho work Of G. F. Of g.
will, it is hoped, be one right from the
days previous. In the interest of
Sawyer Kedzie, of Peoria, Ill.,, will he
present. Mrs. Kedzie has over fifteen
years experience with the work, and
has travelled extensively, both in this
country and in Europe in Connection
with the work. Miss Sem, of the
Agricultural college 1t Fargo. will
conduct u course Of demons.rafion Ias.-
sons in cookery. July 8 Wilt be at all
round state temperance rally day,
under the auspices Of the state w. Z.
4. u, to which all temperance so
cieties of tho state are to be invited by
that society. Mrs. Bessie Laythe SEQ
vile, president of the Minnesota w. G.
Z. u, will speak ON that work, aud will
also be there from the 5th to the 9th
conducting school Of methods. On
this day also there will be IL speaker
for the State Suffrage association. Mrs.
Leouora NJ. Lake, of st. Louis will pre-
sent the work of the National Woman's
Kelley cure. She will be in Fargo on
the 9th and 7th to attend u Kelley re-
union. Mrs. Lake is considered one OF
the finest woman orators on the Ameri-
can platform to day. She it was to
"Leonora, thank God for the privi-
lege He gives US, you a Roman Cath
olic, and / a protestant, 10 work hand
perance." ."-Westean Womanbood.
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- L..
the bod..ss;;.i :. ivo dead men were lyil
on her after deck. Thoy were tho q.
mains Of Ensign w. Bagley and fo{lp
of the crew of the torpedo boat Winslo4n
who were killed in an engagement ile
Cardenas harbor Wednesday afternoo,he
In the cabin Of tho Hudson was Johtd
B. Bernadow Of the Winslow, who wge
slightly injured in the loft leg. aud sePs
eral others of the Winslow's crew, VIII y
are slightly wounded. The dead are: p.
Ensign Worth Bagley; John Var IN
voris. oiler; Josiah Tunnett, cabip.
cook; ]. V. Meeks, fireman; j. DaniePf
firemen. ia
The engagement took place insidln
the harbor Of Cardenas. The gunboae
Wilmington, the torpedo boat Winslov
and the gunboat Hudson were tho onl,
vessels engaged. They entered the hare
Dor for the purpose Of attacking SOM,
Spanish gunboats which were huvui
to be there. These latter, howcver,.
were not discovered by the Americal d
force until the Spaniards opened fire. L.
Tho land batteries of Caro- snas sui b.
ported the fire Of the Spanish gunboatAk
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CABINET CRISIS STILL ON.
Belief at Madrid That the Present sItua.
tIon Will he TrotracteI.

Belief at Madrid That the Present sItua.
tIon Will he Protrnct.d.
MADRID. May II. = Marquis Vega
d'Armijo, president OF the chamber,
has advised Senior Sagasta to end the
crisis as quickly as possible. Sepor
Montero Rios. president of the senate,
has offered his support, but does not
desire to enter the new cabinet; but he
promises to support any ministry or.
ganized by Senior Sagasta. The gen.
eral impression is that the cabinet cri-
sis will be protracted. Senor Romoro
y Robledo thinks that Marshal Martinez
Campos ought to be chief Of the new
ministry.
Senior Silvela expects that the busi.
ness Of the quickly formed cabinet will
be to carry the budget and to facilitate
the formation Of q definitive ministry
which will solve existing problems.
The sitting Of the cortes has been
suspended at the request Of Sagasta
until new ministry is formed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20
DEWEY REPORTS
MANILA IS HIS WHENEVER he o.
SIRED TO TAKE 1T.

Provlsioas Scarce and Early surrsndsP
az spaaisrds 10 Anticipated - City
Hsmmsd In By Land Surrounded By
Insnrgsnts but So Far They Have
Made No Dsmonstration-spaais Gun.
boat Callao Attempts to Run blockade
and IL Captured.
WASHINGTON. May le.-The die.
patches from Hong Kong brought vel.
come news from Admiral Dewey to the
president and particularly to Secretary
Long aud the naval officials who are
Watching the admiral's movements
with 80 much interest. While no ap.
prehension existed ~ to his security
nevertheless reinsurance OF safety 10
always pleasant. The kilograms indi.
cate that Dewey has lost none Of the
prestige gained in his memorable fight
Of two weeks ago and that while he
refrains from taking the city Of Manila
he has it practically at his mercy. The
admiral expresses the belief that the
rebels are hemming the city by land
but the fact that he says explicitly that
they
Have lade No Demonstration
seems to disprove thoroughly the pub.
lished reports that they had already
entered Manila and had begun career
Of bloodshed and rapine. The best
evidence Of the effectiveness Of the
blockade maintained by the Americas
admiral and also Of tho wurk OF the in
surRents Ia surrounding the city ID
shown in the statements in the dis.
patches that provisions are scarce In
the city Of Manila. which seems to in.
dictate to Commodore Dewey an early
surrender by the Spanish authorities.
Another published report seems also to
be refuted by the admiral's advices.
and that 10 that the rebels had raided
Cavite. where the Spanish naval sta.
tion was located and whore presumably
large supplies Of arms and ammunition
were kept. II the rebels have been
supplying themselves with arms II
must have been
With the Admiral's Conssut
% his dispatch is originally dated from
Cavite. indicating that he 10 still in
possession. The dispatch az given out
by Secretary Long is az follows:
Cavite, May ID VIA Hong Knrg. May
l6.-Maintaining strict blockade. Reason
to believe that the rebels are hemmine
In the city by land but have made M
demonstration. Scarcity provisions II
Manila. Probable that the Spanish gov
ernor will be obliged to surrender soon
Can take Manila at any moment Gil
mate hot and moist. On May 10 captured
gunboat Callao attempting to run block
ado. Have plenty Of coal. One British
one French, two German, ono Japanesl
vessels here observing.
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SECOND CALL LIKELY.
Said the President wMn Ask for Nor
Volunteors.

CHICAGO, May l6.-A special from
Washington to The News says: You
Gan put it down that the president will
issue another call for 100. 600 volunteers
within the next 10 days." remarked
Representative James Hamilton Lewis
Of Washington. a. he was leaving the
White House. II know that this mat.
ter has been considered by the presi.
dent and his cabinet.
"The secretary Of war. I understand,
wanted the first call for 900. 900 volun.
teers, but it was considered best to di.
vide the question and issue another
call later. At the time the first call
was issued, it was not contemplated
that we would take the Philippines
and Porto Rico. and thus need more
volunteers."
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STAT. Auditor y.rY III.

ST. PAUL, May 16.-State Auditor r.
Q. Dunn, whose illness was reported a
few days ago. is said to 20 growing
worse. aud it is possible that he will
not recover. A celebrated specialist is
In attendance and not even his closest
s-;ends are allowed In the sick room.
Auditor Dunn has suffered from stom.
ach troubles aud about six weeks ago
he went to Hot Springs in search Of
relief. About two weeks ago he re-.
turned feeling very muchimproved. His
present attack, however, is said to be
unusually severe.
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SEVERAL DEsEarBns.
s...ua Iowa Contaiued Some Men VIII
Didn't Want to Fight.

s.s.ud Iowa ContAiued Some lIon Who
Dldn't Want to Fight.
DEs MONIES, Ia, May II. The Sec.
ond regiment, mustered in as the Fit.
tieth Iowa. has had many desertcrs. II
is learned that one or two OF each com.
pany have gone home without permia.
sion or good cause. Some men asked
to resign, because married. The pro.
vost guard was sent after one or two
deserters, but was unable to find thcm.
The camp commander says nothing
will be done to deserters. because the
country does not need men like them.
An epidemic Of mumps has broken out
in camp, aud 81 are sick in camp hos!
pitfalls. Captain Coughlin Of Ottumwa
has been elected major Of the Fiftiath
Iowa.
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Men for sampson,s Fleet.

CLEVELAND. May IA :ting Adjr
tant General Kingsloy of the Obi
naval reserves, has bccn instructed b
the navy department to arrange t"r til
mastering Of 200 men from the re
serves. Engineers and seamen are g:
pecially wanted. The men will be al
signed to Admiral Sampson fleet.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20
THE ANDERSON LAW O. :
Minnesota Railroads Must Psy Taxes .
UnNaad LAnda.

01nnosota BatlFoadS Must Psy Taxes Z
Unused Lands.
ST. PAUL, May lathe supren
court, by Ohief Justice Start, h
handed down decision affirming tn
Of the lower court in holding Il
Anderson railroad land tax law vail
While the law is held to be valid, as
was properly enacted and submitted
the people Of the state. who ratified
as an amendment to the constitution
the court holds that the president p
tempore OF ths senate does not cease
become o senator when he bccom
lieutenant governor by reason OF
vacancy in that office.
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Wounded Seaman .,.s..

KEY WEST, May l6. 6.-Ernest Zuntcz-
necht, one of tho American seamen
wounded at Cienfuegos last Thursday.
died at the Marine hospital here. He
was first class seaman apprentice aud
belonged to the United States cruiser
Narhlehaa1.
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-Four Omcials Indicted.

DULUTH, May 16.-Four officials Of
the township of Duluth. Treasurer
Henry Agnew and Trustees N. A.
Barnes. Henry Kirk and James II l!or,
have been indicted on the charge Of
misappropriatiny 5000 Of the proceeds
of O $4,000 bond SAFE made last year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcors, salt rli.un., fc,c.
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles. or no pay re.
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
c. w. Greene.
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Too Late for Reforms Now.

LONDON, May 16.-The Madrid CORE.
spondent of The Standard says the
government has wired Captain General
August at Manila authorizing him to
grant such reforms in the philippines
ss are compatible with the national
sovereignty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-05-20

Iom McGowan Of Bismarck served
during part Of the civil war ON the
same ship with Captain Bob Evans Of
the battleship Iowa,
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