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A Thousand Shy.

Washington. June 2.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin announced to-day that a
few over $4,000 men had been mus
tered. Iowa filled her quota to-day and
the last of the Kentucky troops have
been mustered and have received their
orders to move. Late tonight General
Corbin ordered troop A. Captain Per-
kins. and troop B, Captain Prater. Of
Kentucky cavalry. to proceed to Chick
amauga. Orders We're sent to Colonel
William G.. Smith of the 1st Tennessee,
and Colonel John c. Loper of the 5lst
Iowa. to proceed with their commands
as soon as possible to San Francisco.
They will be sent to the Philippines.
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BlUFFED The SPANlAR0S.
The Tug Leyden Puts Three Gupboats tn
Flight


Copyright 1Sss by Associated Press.
Key West Fla. June ,. a. NJ The
tug Leyden. which has been scouting
along the northern coast of Cuba. had
an adventure with three small spanish
gunboats at Cardenas yesterday. The
Leyden has been playing hide and seek
with the enemy's gunboats for some
time without an encounter. Yester-
day morning before daybreak she ran
into Cardenas harbor to a point within
five miles of the city. There are two
parallel lines of keys and the Leyden
had Just skirted the outside line when
she sighted three Spanish gunboats be-
yond the inner line. slowly moving to-
ward the sea. The tug sent couple
OF shots from her six-pounder. but the
Spaniards evidently thought she was
backed up by big warships. for they
promptly withdrew without replying to
the challenge of the bold little craft.
which scudded out to sea again
The Leyden also confirms the story Of
the attack on and destruction of two
block houses between Matanzas and
Cardenas. an account OF which was Civ
en- yesterday by the auxiliary gunooac
Uncas. which had participated in the
miniature bombardment The Ieyden
lost a gaff during the night, but was
otherwise uninjured.
The Spaniards. II Is announced. are
filling Cardenas harbor with old hulks.
boulders and other obstructions IN or
der TO prevent any active entrance OF
the American ships.
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CERVERA AND SANTIAGO ARE DOOMED
Sampson Command News First Importance Ex-
pected Soon-Cuban Troops Well Armed and Equipped
Surround the City. With Garcia in Command

pose of ascertaining whether any part
of 1t would apply temporarily or perma-
nently to Cuba. with a view always to
the ultimate absolute freedom of the
island.
The administration does not believe
that Cuba, without assistance, can i'm
mediately. after peace Is declared, or
ganize and put into effect a stable gov
ernment, and the president believes 1t
to be his duty to help these people in
their efforts.
To properly prepare for this emergen-
cy, a careful study of the Spanish sys-
tenn of government from the highest
to the lowest degree in Cuba is being
made, and the same attention is being
paid to the primitive rules and laws OF
the so-called republic of Cuba. The OBJ
ject of this research is to endeavor to
eliminate all that is Objectionable and
adopt what will be useful. 1t is under
stood TO be the intention of the presi-
dent to place military governor in
each province of Cuba. who will be un-
der a governor general of the island.
1t is possible that the president will ask
congressional aid in establishing a gov
ernment for Cuba. but this matter has
not been decided upon.
AS soon as the attempt is made to es-
tablish a government in Cuba. corps
of engineers will be put to work to con-
struct railroads, telegraph lines. tele-
phones. to survey for water works for
cities, or place in order those which now
exist. and to institute a complete mod
ern system of sewerage in Havana and
other large cities. Everything possible
TO aid Cuba to recover from its devas-
tated condition and become producing
nation will be done by this government.
An effort is being made to have a
complete plan for these operations
ready, to be put into effect as soon as
peace is declared.
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DEATH ON THE TRAIL.
A Returning Kiondiker Dies From star
walton.

Sioux City. Iowa, June S.-Loaded
with wealth, but deserted and starving,
John Rochel. once well-known manu-
facturer in this city, perished last April
on the trail between Dawson City and
Dyea, Alaska. The news of his death
reached here I'm letter To his widow.
written by Richard Hendrickson. from
Seattle. under date of May "a.
The details of Rochers death are
meager. but from what can be cleaned
IL appears that he was returning from
the mines after disposing of valuable
claim. His party was short Of provis-
ions. and as Rochel, who was quite an
old man. delayed the march, 1t was de-
cided To abandon him.
Rochel had been engaged here in the
manufacture of brick. but was tempted
from home by the stories OF immense
wealth in Alaska. From all accounts he
was among the luckiest of the miners al
Dawson. but was unable to bring his
winnings back to civilizati tion. His body
will be brought here for burial.
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ESCAPED FROM SPANISH PRISON.
Editor Conner Managed to Reach New
York From Ceuta.


York From Ceuta.
New York. June 1.-The Times pub
fishes the following: Juan Galberto
Gomez. a Cuban revolutionist. who had
escaped from the Spanish prison in the
penal colony - Ceuta, recently sur
prised the members of the Cuban junta
by walking into their headquarters.
The junta members decided TO give him
a banquet this week.
Senor Gomez was formerly editor Of
a magazine in Havana. and for espous-
ing the cause of Cuban liberty he was
lodged in jail. That was in 1895, and
later he was released under the general
amnesty granted by the Spanish gov
ernment. After this formality had been
complied with the Spanish government
arrested him again on a charge OF hav-
ing furnished arms and ammunition to
the insurgents. He was convicted and
sentenced to Imprisonment for life. He
was not even allowed to correspond
with any of his friends. He managed.
however. to get a piece of paper and a
pen and used his own blood as ink to
write a letter TO his wife. The letter
was smuggled out of prison and
reached his wife. Gomez succeeded in
making his escape from prison last
March and by a circuitous route
reached New York.
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SAMPSON IN COMMAND.
A Powerful Fleet Is Now in Front of San
tiago.

New York. June "A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says: Rear
Admiral Sampson has arrived on san
tiago de Cuba. and according to his IN
structions he at once relieved Comfno-
dore Schley in command of the entire
force Of vessels operating against SAN
tiago de Cuba and the Spanish fleet. as
signing that officer to the command of a
division comprising the ships formerly
attached to the flying squadron.
Fifteen warships are at Admiral
SIMPSONS disposal to pit against the
six men-of-war flying the spanish nag.
They include the first-class battieships
Iowa, Oregon and Massachusetts,; sec
ond-class battleship Texas; armored
cruisers New York and Brooklyn: pro-
tected cruisers New Orleans. Marble
head and Minneapolis; guuboat Nash
VILE: torpedo boat destroyer Scorpion:
dynamite cruiser Nesuvius; torpedo boat
Porter: auxiliary cruisers Harvard ana
Yale and the auxiliary gunhoat Eagle
With such a blockading force before
Santiago de Cuba. naval experts who
have heretof Ire contended that Admiral
Cervera had a sighting chance to escape,
now concede thai his position Is abso-
lutely hopeless.
The concentration of sucn a formid-
able force at ,'antiago l., regarded in
some circles as .lturally prCsaging inn
DOTtant ana lnsfTleuidNt Wy tht
American fleet. Careful inl-ry, how
ever. developed the fact that Rear Ad-
miral Sampson. before he lef. Key West.
was notified of the programme adopted
by the government to send troops to the
assistance of the naval vessels in the
capture or destruction Of the Spanish
fleet and there IL no reason to believe
that Admiral Sampson has been given
additional discretion.
L fhfz 4 - nnf that the naval
l war board has directed Rear Admiral
| Sampson not to lombard the fortifica-
| tions or enter the channel. but heehas
| been advised against such. and knowing
] him TO be "a cautious man. II Is not be-
lieved that he viii cast aside such in
structions. II has been finally deter
mined by the naval officials that the coll
lection OF so formidable a fleet In santi-
ago IL is their desire 10 prevent any OF
our ships from receiving irreparable
injury.
General Skaters troops cannot pos
eibly come TO the assistance OF Rear
Admiral Sampson before the beginning
of next week. so that operations against
the Spanish fleet may not be expected
before that time unless Admiral Cervera
should determine 10 attempt to run the
gauntlet of the American armorclads.
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COAlING THE TRANSPORTS.
Two More to he Chartered for the Manila
Expedition.

San Francisco. June 2.-The work of
coaling the transports China, Zealan-
dia and Colon is progressing steadily.
The Zealandia will be fully coaled with
in "a hours. but the other two vessels
will not receive their supply before
Monday or Tuesday. Patent hunks.
convertible into settees. will probably
be put in all the vessels. The steamers
Ohio and Continental. now due here.
will join the fleet of transports. 1t is
stated that the accommodations for
troops on the China are even worse
than those on the City of Peking, which
carried away the LIST California regi-
ment. Military officers here hope to
effect change for the better before
the soldiers embark.
1t was semi officially stated that two
more vessels will be chartered by the
government for the second Manila ex-
pedition, but the impression prevails
that they will be colliers, one of which
will accompany the Monadnock. In the
event of that monitor being sent to-
Honolulu, as now seems probable.
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HAWAII AN ALLY Of THE UNITED STATES

Hawaii
IN
According
United
She has probably completed
ward accumulated Homo
allowing the Charles
Spanish
OF neutrality in the
punishment the hands OF Spain
repeated FOR II
to Manila
areen rDoro
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No More Dakota Troops.

ST. Paul. Mimi. June 2.-Priyate and
official telegrams from Washington TO
Pierre and Bismarck. i'm the two Dako-
tas. announce that as both these states
under the first call had greatly ex-
ceeded their quota. they would not be
called on for any volunteers on the sec
ond call This causes general regret
throughout both states as North Da-
kota had more than enough companies
now organized TO increase its two bat
talions to two full regiments and South
Dakota has enough second call compa-
MES now ready 10 comprise more than a
new regiment.
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Ho,.,.d IN. American Flag.

Los Angeles. Cal, June Capt. Will
liam Walters. the owner of San Miguel
island, has made a discovery that this
bit of land was never ceded to Mexico
by Spain. BY some oversight IL was
omitted from the list OF islands given
up when Mexican Independence was ac-
knowledged. AS soon as he learned this
fact Captain Walters FASTENED to his
little island. hoisted the American flag
and took possession in the name OF the
United States.
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New York. June a special to the
World from Key West says: The
United States marshal has sold the
prize steamer Pedro to the United
states government for 100000. The
amount is to be deposited by the sec
retary of the treasury to the credit Of
the secretary Of the navy. The Pedro
is to start to unload her CARO- at once
and is TO be turned over to the govern
ment as soon as possible. She is TO be
used as q collier.
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Dreadful De.titution.

Cape Haytien. Hayti. June mo di-
rect news has been received here to-
day from Santiago de Cuba. except
reiteration of the reports Of the dread
1t is said that even now the officials are
unable to procure a normal supply OF
fandz
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SPAIN MAKES A PROTEST

English Coal Has Been Sold by Canadian
Merchants to the United States - The
Transaction Was Made Through Pri-
vate Parties So That highlands Neu-
trality Has Not Been Violated and the
Protest Will Be of No Avail = It Is
Thought That Spain Is Feeling Her
Way Towards Securing Peace, but Is
Meeting With Little Success In the
Same Condition of Isolation as France
Was in 1871.
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feryera Was There.

Madrid. June 2--Despite the statements
of the newspapers that Admiral Cervera
was not present at the bombardment Of
Santiago De Cuba on Tuesday. Captain
Aunon. the minister of marine. in an in
terview to-day declared that Cervera
hoisted his flag on the Cristobal Colon in
order 10 direct the Spanish operations,
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Withnni Foundation.

Madrid. June ., y. m.-The report
that the Spanish troop ship Alfonso
XIII had been captured by an Ameri-
can auxiliary cruiser is without foun-
dation. 1t is announced officially that
the Alfonso XIII. is now landing her
cargo of provisions at Porto Rico.
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Two More Cavalry Regiments.

Denver Colo. June "A News special
from Washington says: The bill calling
for two more independent cavalry regi-
ments has already been Informally and
favorably considered by the senate mill
tary affairs committee and Is known to
have presidential approval Senator
Mantle will certainly be named colonel
of one of these regiments and Senator
Clark of wyoming will probably get
the other colonelcy.
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Order. and Counter Orders.

Mobile. Ala, June 2.-Orders and
order counters follow fast at General
Coppinger's headquarters to-day. The
movement OF troops will. in all proba-
bility. begin tomorrow. General Cop
pinger left this afternoon for Tampa.
The 3rd, llth and 20th infantry regi-
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It WAS A PRELUDE TO
A MORE SERIOUS WORK
Schley Attempt On General Engagement
Gunnery han That of the Spaniards Was Never
Seen-The Death Grappe Is Yet to Come.

down and an attempt will be made by
her to explode the triple row Of mines
extending across the harbor mouth
With these out Of the way. Commodore
Schley will sail into the harbor for a
death grapple with the fleet and bat
terieS.
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A Contraband Trade.

London, June "A letter received
here from Paris says considerable
quantities of large and small ammuni-
ton for traversing the Pyrenees from
France into Spain and that there is no
attempt to stop the traffic.
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GOVERNMENT or CUBA.

A Military Governor for Each of the
Provinces.
New York. June "A dispatch to the
World from Washington says:
The state department and the attor-
ney general. by direction of the presi-
dent. are working hard on the prepara-
ton of the form of government OF Cuba,
after the Spaniards are driven from the
island. In this connection, a careful
study has been made of the government
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Kessler for Bri-ndier.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. June 2.-Senator Mantle
received a telegram this Afternoon from
all officers of the First Montana, urg-
ing that Colonel Kessler's name be in
cluded in the next list of brigadiers.
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Port au Prince. June 2.-No fresh news
has been received from Santiago de Cuba
this afternoon. The report OF an attack
upon the city by the insurgents Is not
confirmed and appears to be without
foundation
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ments are packed. ready to leave. The
18th infantry and 5th cavalry were or
dered to proceed to San Francisco to
embark for the Philippines. but the
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"the success of which Is principally due
TO Cervera. who has given proofs of high
strategic ability
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Tampa, Fla. June at can be stated
positively that no United states troops
have yet left here for Cuba.
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FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS.
sehIey Prevented Work the spanish
Fortifcati ions

fortfiicatfons-
New York. June A dispatch TO the
World from Washington says. ever
since the government got news that
Cervera was well bottled up and well
corked at Santiago. large land and sea
expedition 70 destroy or capture his fleet
and occupy Santiago has been planning.
Schley vas stationed at Santiago 10 pre-
vent Cervera from escaping and from
letting provisions In TO him. l, being
known al Washington that supplies Of
coal and provisions were On the way 70
him there. Schley's orders were sub
stantially these.
Not TO try to take Santiago or 10 re-
ducs the fortincations
Not to engage cervrra. II he shouid
Continued ON Page Eight
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Gerry for Governor.

Bangor. Ne. June 2.--The state conven-
tion of the peoples party was held to-day
with l03 delegates present. Robert Gerry
was nominated for governor.
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An Earihunake shock.

Montreal. June "A slight earthquake
shock was felt here las, night at u n.
and lasted q seconds No damage is re-
ported.
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ents may be selected now and laid asid'
until required.
The Same May Be Said About
G|0dUQ6Ol Gifts

Have you a young friend who is
graduating this June? And are you in
doubt what to buy for a present? Call
and look over our stock. We will be
pleased to show you. whether you buy
or not.
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CONTINUED ON Page EishtJ
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
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 At Prescott with stage lines for ell principal mining camps; at Congress Juno tion with Congress Gold Co. R. for Cong1oaa and stage lines for Harqua Hala, Stanton end Yarneli.
 1t Hot Springs Junction with the C. c. H.B. T. Co.,. stage line tor Castle Creek Hot SpringA, the new all the year health resort
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Southern Pacific Co.
(PACIFIC SYST EM.

Commencing April 5, 1877, trains will leav Marlcopa as follows:
 Inn A. M. Tuesdays and Fridays "Sunsas 4OU Limited" for Los Angeles, San FrAn- cisco and all California points. ZOO. AM. DAILY PACIFIC. EXPRHaA CsOL for points iu California, NevA >A. Oregon and Washington.
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Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

Don't talk to me about the not weather. Tell your troubles to the Maricopa & Phoenix agent. He gets paid for listening to you, and his fee will be $2595 but he will throw in a ticket to Santa Monica, where cool sea breezes blow.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

Via the Southern Pacific, going east, we will assist you in selecting a route and secure you the best connection and accommodations. If west, use the shortest and quickest line for seaside points. For further information call on M, o, Bicknell. c. P. A. .
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DENTIST.
VETERINARY.

J. c. NORTON, D. V. M-Veterinary physician, surgeon and dentist. Resi- dence No. 12 N. Fourth avenue. Office Ford Hotel block, w. Washington St., Phoenix. Office hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to D. m
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

for canning purposes can be had cheap at the Glassford place, Fourteenth avenue and Van Buren street.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

A NICE ranch for sale of sixty acres with separate ditch and water right at a bargain. Call on or address C.. D. Cram, Phoenix. A. T.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

GENERAL BLACKSMITH shop. cor ner First street and Madison. Cheap prices. Shoeing, $1.25 per horse.
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GRAND CANYON EXCURSIONS.

Commencing Tuesday, May 31st. and continuing each following Tuesday until Aug. 3Oth, the S. F. P. & P. will run ex- crr:;:one % Flagstaff and return at the low rate of one fare for the round trip $15.2O Tickets will be limited to contin- uous passage in each direction and to be used going on date of sale. with final limit of sixty days. For further informa- tion call on or address E. w. Gillett. General Agent, Phoenix.
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? Popu|ar " ants,

FOR SALE Household goods and fine Irish table linen. 476 North Seccnd avenue.
 ONE secondhand buggy for sale, good and strong. R. Velarde, black smith, Tempe road near water works, 1159 D. Van Buren.
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PbtpIliI&GaVe. Greek Stape

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small gasoline engine in good condition. Write, giving full particulars, K, Republican office.
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WANTED-At- once a large cool room in quiet locality close in. Will be permanent. Address, Cool Room, this office