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CHAPTER XXXVI.

O'NEIL's GOOD RESOLUTION on BECOM-
ING A LIEUTENANT. AND HOW
% Ne Second Lieutenant - said ONeil
to Ws't%s after parade was dismissed, and
they wcsu again in the company quarters
Howly Mother, sind us grace hut how
thisH warm the cookies in me Old fathers
heart in Balincoliig when he hears of it,
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EDITORIAL NOTE.-The cautious approach
of the Union army to Corinth and the Files
part in the incidents that followed are told
of in Immediately succeeding installments.
The telling Of the episodes of the civil war
and the presenting of the varied phases of
army life through the medium of stirring
narrative of personal adventure Is one of
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Astonishment caused
q momentay silence,
broken at last by the
irnpetuous Gen. Raw
lins saving:
Well, if that amt
cooi :"
I" As a letter writer
he beats Buckner,"
Eaid CO.. Webster.
"No doubt the little
French m a IL regrets
that circumstances
made him leave us so
nnceremoniously, but
we viii have to ex-
euse him. said
another officer.
II believe, Cen
eral," said Col Nc
Pherson, 81 should
answer by assuring
him that no apologies
for his leaving the
field are necessary.
We quite understand
why. anyway, and we
expected quite asmuch
hurry about it as he
displayed. 1"
There was a general
laugh at this, but after
some further talk a
letter was written,
which was read aloud:
SHEADo'R's ARaYgNi
THE FIEID. PITTS
BURG, April 8, 1867. J
"GEN. g. I. BEAURE-
GARD. commanding
Confederate Army of
the Mississippi, Mon
terey, Tenn.
GENERAL: Your
9sspatch of yesterday
lust received. Owing
10 the warmth of the
weather. / deemed it
advisable 10 have all
the dead of both parties
DurIed q Immediately.
Heavy details were
made for this purpose,
and IL is Bow accom-
elished- There cannot
therefore be any ne
sessity Of admitting
within our lines the
parties you desire 10
tend, on the grounds
asked. / shall always
be glad 10 extend any
courtesy consistent
with duty, especially so
when dictated 10y hu-
manity. ] am. General,
very respectfully,
III. :. GRANT, Major
General"
The next evening a
regimental dress pa
rade was ordered. the
inst that had been
held since the battle.
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The Faded Feudal Grandeur of Nuremberg.
The Bells of Antwerp and the Rubens
Masterpieces The Cathedral of Cologne
Fete-Day in Mayence.
On THE CONTINENT.

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were at work on the roads and in the
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SITUATION WANTED.
LAZY of pleasing address. excellent character. and
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Lady is liz prime of life, the widow OF Union soldier
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congenial coInpanionship
Address BOX 263, AnOka. Minn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-04
Financial Statement
Morrison County, Minnesota
For the Fiscal Year Ending January 1, 1898.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn Jan l, 1898.
To The HONORABLE BOARD Or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MORRISON COUNTY, MINI.
GENrLEMEN:--I have the honor to submit to you
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Respectfully Submitted,
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NAVAL Mn AMAZED.
Can Not Imnaln Nv Ocvcx r,u,,

w" Noa 'm"ain wv Dewey Could
nave non" such Mark.
washington, May THE officials n,
tne navy department us well as the army
oileers who were on duty at tho war de-
partmcnt were simply amazed at The extent
OF the mortality inflicted upon tho snanish
by Admiral ncwey's fleet, for from the mo
'"ent when Secretary Long sent his dis.
pa'ch OF congratulation tho commodore be-
came an admiral
Officers scratched their heads IN vain y.
mink OF any genuine hostile engagement
between armed forses that had heen so
one sided In results as the battle az Ma,ua
ana subsequent engagements,
Never before save when som, ,orr,,,,,
aoc'ient. such as the blowing up Of All,
nad occurred, was there any record ~ s,n,
result Tho 1alnlon was exprossea ~,
streteeisis that With superb tarmon,
Dewey absolutely smotbered the fire nr ma
slefish batteries and ships under M.
weight of his metal before they could max
ally effective RESPONDS.
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1900 ss-----s--
HAVANA ADVICEs.
sensational Account OF the Escnpc M
y Milling SmuclS

Sensational Account OF the Escnpc Of
u Fishing Smack.
havana, May AT $3.50 this morning
TWO American cruisers, which were pur-
suing the Spanish schooner Santiago hound
IRON fucatan with salt fish. approached
the Vedora batteries, which fired on them.
SIX shots were discharged at the Ameri-
cans The local paper says that one of the
prolectiles carried OFF the smokestack and
one OF the masts OF a cruiser which was
IN the lead. Tho Americans replied with
tWeiVe shots, but the projectiies fell two
hliies OH the batteries ana the cruisers re-
treated under full head of steam
ohe OF the shots from the batteries fell
"eal one OF the cruisers, covering her decks
with water, aud II is said positively that a
noie was made in her hull below the wafer
line.
There were hundred people watching the
encounter through glasses and applauded
the hring OF the Spaniards. At ii 80 the
santiago entered the harbor in tow of tn
susie. Two American shots carried Off a
beat from tbs schooner. II is said onn of
the cruisers was so damaged that she ,yi,l
be towed to Key West. She will probably
leave tomorrow.
senior Blanco has ordered on recount
OF the state of war flags shall be hoisted
on the forts and batteries at sunrise and
lowered at sunset
me lower house of the colonies was or
kaiiZed To-Day The ceremony was an itI-
posing anair They swore featy 10 the
constitution OF Spain and TO maintain her
sovereignty and pledged themselves 10 all
the government to the utmost OF Their
power. The senate will be organized on
Monday.
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i COLONIAL POLICY.
UNITED STATES HAS DETER MINED
TO EXTEND TERRITORY.
Philippine Islands Wtli he Held by
nm Armed Force and so VIII
Porte Rico and Cuba.

Washington. May 1.-The Post tomor-
row will print the following; All day today.
following the official advces from Dewey.
important conferences were In progress ut
the White House. 1t is believed plans
have been perfected for tho retention OF the
Philippines the invasion OF Cuba and tho
capture OF Porto Rico In six weeks tho
war ought TO be at an end. II ia 60 be no
silken glove the United States will stretch
over the Pacific. 1t viii be a hand OF mail.
Armed men are to be sent with guns and
bayonets and light artillery, and the expe-
ditlon will be no summer picnic. There Is
to be no turning the Islands over to a pro.
visional government of the insurgents
such step would endanger the lives Of
spanards and Europeans and would lose
to the United States all the fruits of Dew
eys vlctory. The flag OF the united States
TO float over the islands In fact as w.ll
as name. There is to be new power In
shs Pacific. all the rest Of the world to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
General Shnftcr and Aides Figuring
on the Quinn IunIlntr.

on the Cuban Landing.
Tampa. May IA conference lasting for
several hours was held here today be-
tween Major General Shafter. Lieutenant
Colonel w. II. Lawton and Captain j. II /.
Dorset Lieutenant Colonel Lawton left
Tampa Thursday on the olivette. going to
Key West, where he met Admiral Samp-
son, and, 1t is believed. discussed the plans
which contemplate a concerted movement
OF the army and navy with the co. opera
ton of the troops Of General Gomez. Both
Colonel Lawton ard Capt Dorsett arrived
here Today, the latter having been in com
munication with General Deigado of the
lnsurgent army. After General Shaftcr
had received Colonel I.awton ana
captain Dorsetts report, Lieutenant Hale
Oh the engineer corps was called in. Sew
eral maps of the coast line and interior
OF Cuba we're brought in and examined
captain Dorset explaining 10 General
smarter the nature Of the country In sew
elal places where landing is contemplated
me reports OF Colonel LAYTON and Can
tam Dorsett. together with the recommen
datlons OF General Shafter, will be sent 4,
Washington. Officials here have not re-
celved any word from the government as
TO when they are expected TO move.
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MAJOR SMITH RFtiEADED.
WIS Hsc"rt'ng Party of Ncwspaper
COrreSNOntIcnis

Tampa Fla May "A telegram to Gen
eral lacret received here last night. gives
rmation that Major Smith. who on Aprjl
u landed at Ceibariep to escort n party Of
newspaper correspondents TO General IA
me2's camp, has been cantured bv tho
Spanards and killed The message was
signed by Cuban officer named Lorenzo
He has been with Cartain norst ~ .bc
FOURTH cavalry. who, with two other or
fcors was sent BY General Miles 10 comic
with The insurgents Captain Dorst cached
An erica today and Is due IN Tampa lao TO-
hTh'.th route to Washington. where he
viii Law before the president mud his 81
V'ssis the information he has gained The
telegram regarding Major Smith is hr'cf
1t simply SAYS that when his csntors die
covered his identity ard nationality they
70 neeceh him. The news is regarded =
Authentic. Nothing is said a. the fate of
the newspaper men ACCOMMODATING him
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-
TEXAS POLITICS.

Travis county instructed for Sayers,
Finley and Groos; Crane delegation WAS
umseatcd,
Hurt formally announces his withdrawal
fiom tho race for the court OF criminal
ani calls.
Prof. Mars has formally announced ms
candidate for superintendent OF public
instruction.
Gonzales county populists nominated
full cnuHty ticket
Figt for state senate was a warm one
ricf. f. W. rarrhnt of Bronham sug-
RcSlod as n good man for superintendent
o. public instruction.
faycite county instructed for Sayers
anl Robson.
Gregg county instructed for Crane.
hcLennan county divided between
sayOs and lester in favor of the former
winning out.
Crane has carried Milan county.
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nEIiEr ron DEM EY.
II IL Thought the Expedition WIN
Sail IN Saturday Next.

II II Thought the Expedition VIII
sail IN Saturday Next.
San Francisco, Cal, May 7.It is be-
lieyed here that the expedition to relieve
Admiral Dewey will leave here a week
from today,
Tn cruiser Charleston has n crew of 2ST
men and could accommodate the marines
and regulars that the government iu,ends
to sond TO the front. Dispatches we're sent
to the Charleston at Mare Island this
morning to rush her stores and provisions
on board and have her ready to proceed 10
Manila With the first steamer that can be
started, 1t Will only be matter OF a few
days before the army. which has been
mobiliked in this city. will be in fun force
at the Presldo, going through its dlills
and awaiting further orders OF the war
department Two batteries of heavy ar
tillery, A and G. which We're recruited IN
this city, battery G, from Sacramento, and
battery ID. from Los Angeles, were mus
tered In today.
All the regulars at this point. as well as
the California volunteers. are ready 10
asart for tho front as soon as orders are
received.
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WAR puLLErlNS

WASHINGTON. May the ~.
has accepted the gift OF MISS i n n
to the government Of St0e 0av ~
poses and her check for thai LEN IND
was received at the treasury ~ "A
MADRID, May IA prNs...sre.
from Gibraltar says it IS Nd
that the Spanish and Ameris ia
have lad an engagement ~ ,.b
resulting In favor Of the spAA h
BALTIMORE. May IL ap's
United States cruiser bhlnmys,s
following cab!eggnm from nts
William T. Master Mayor :, MA
Cruiser Baltimore TO the city ".
through New York Herald a
victory.
BOSTON. May Mayor ou,n, ~
the following oablegram tcaM
Kong Mayor Of Boston. ~, IA
TO city Of Boston sends news = 80
MONTREAL, Que, May .'.is
y Bernabe. former Spanish m, .e%x
United States arrived here ~
SYDNEY. n. S. w, May
steamship MacLand, Captatl
from Sydney for New YORK. ~
Broken bay. Six Of her rass'
drowned.
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ARRESTED As A SPY.
Nn"r'cnn Formerly In the Nh
in Durcss,

-" NWcrtcnu Fprmprly In Tho Nuxx-
in Durcss.
washington May Am alleged SpanIs,
spy was arrested in this city tonlrht an.
is confined at the arsenal The authorities
are extremely reticent regarding the dsfai,.
OF the arrest and refuse positively IN p,aAe
known the name OF tbs man. Il is known
however, that he les an American ana ~, 10
lhree weeks ago ne had been an enlisted
man on vessel in the navy The arr,st
was made at boarding house hy Chief
'ikie OF the secret service, assisted Inv
captain sage Of the Eighth artillery and +,
guard OF Officers. The arrest was mos.
very quietly and attracted no attention !,
was military procedure aud the police
authorities We're not informed. The credit
OF the arrest Is given b. treasury officials
to Chief WilkIe. who has persistenly worked
up the ease. Il is stated that the evidenc.
asainst the prisoner is absolutely oonf In
slVe. In addition to the evidence ,,b,r,.
mas been collected during the WORKING nm.
OF the 'ase Il is stated ,kat a complete 81.
pher code and ether inc7imiratlng dnSn.
mehts Wee found upon his person. M.
pnsoaef was immediately escorted IN tho
asnllery barracks al the United S,atas a.,
SCI NJ here and kept in close confluence
under military guard. 80
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A SUMMARY OF TODAYS IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE WAR,

rho o,oo,,I -o,or,s ,,o,, no.o, sho~
,,., ,ho unina No.. ,oo, a,or,.oa. oIogo,,
60, ~ ,
hnnd,oas 1a,n and wounaod mn, mn
Amer,con 1,fc w,s lns, mar serions In
iurv done n bot,ioab,,
snnpish yovernor oenerol In bis official
report says that SIG spaniards were lost
Weather at Chlcknmaugn unscasonably
cold and camp nres are necessary: troop,
arXious to get orders to move.
Emperor william is personally with tho
United states. but can not say so Off
clally
Spain is said To be about N seize nil tho
church propcrty. Including golden tren,-
u.rs and shrlnes in order to raise n war
mnd
Advieos stnte that n dicto,orshi, with
Csmpos at Its bcod vii, he cs,.b,,sh.d IN
snnin
slain wants the nowers T., doc,ar, tho
Cuban blockade IpeffectunI
spanlarda claim io bnvc cnnturcd tho
island of panay from the philinp,ne IN.
mrgents.
planco w,ros thot tbe boltor,cs NJ Mn.
tanzas have ornin been aroa nno, h, IA.
American AGO,
Tho Dunont and Jtorne, had oo,,,a -,
hot orvocements win tho Mo,a,,ns h.,
,crio, ohtcb t,,v sronoo.
Tho American schooc.r Az, t,,,
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CONNIE RCTAI..

Tho Empire mills have advanced rou,
20o per barrel,
Liverpool cotton futures closed l-6id up
and spots l-32d up,
Cotton futures In New Yoil, closed 1
pclnt down to ! point up aud In New Or
leans . RENTS OFT.
Weekly bank statement shows an In
cIcnsc In loans and deposits.
Stock market WIS firiously active and
hig gains were recorded,
May wheat In Chcago closed at sl.67:
july is IN 53-Sc: corn is mp &c and oats
hc; pork declined bc and lard and ribs
gainod 2iao.
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LANDED IN CUBA.
\ Cuban Colonel Put Ashore Y
One of BiancO's Toy Fofs


Key West, Fla, May 7.--lCopl
1898, by the Associated Press.) --Lae
Colonel Octavio Giberg Of the Cupas
with his brother. who has for sor
been secretary to Tomas Estraas
president OF the Cuban junta. va
in Porto Principe province on inu'sn.
the converted cruiser Hamilton
Giberg and his brother bore impo'u.
patches from the juhta TO the Guy
ernment. the seat of which IS
Spiritus, in the Puerto Principe "
The landing was effected witnln
distance of one Of General n's.r
forts. but no Spanish soldiers snosrr
selves and the officers of the haps
lieve the fort was deserted. ~
arrangement Colonel Giberg anu =.
er were met by A party OF cupN
landing place and escorted 10 tns N
the Cuban republic. II IS bei's'w
patch borne by Giberg relates
operations against the spanish p,t
way back the Hamilton passeu
miral SampsOn's squadron
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THE SPANISH RIOTS.
'""rket hniisiiaes and u,rr,,,.
""rn"d--'indcr Martin, law


""i,"t"1s and UnrrpcE,
""rn"d--'lndcr Martin, law
madrid. May T--o p m.--Tho provinces
are sun In state OF disorder. Renewed
r'o''ns Is reported from various points
ana there have been frequent conflicts no.
tween mobs and the police.
AZ soria' capital OF the province of that
name. NIFTY miles from Logrono, tho riot
ers nave burned the market building ana
she barracks Of the troops, Here again the
women Joined in the rioting
me feeling is extremely bitter agains,
tho spectators in grain.
Madrid, May There has been fresh
r'oins at ciudad Real, capital of the PROV.
'nee' ana situated ninety-s seven miles
south Of this city, and martial law has
been declared there.
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only seven corps, and rs every Eenorn
would prefer 10 be given one of tho high
commands considerable difficulty viii be
experienced IN arriving at n conclusion.
'hen too, there are obstacles to be met
III the way OF designating the territory to
DC embraced In The SCOPE OF each CORPS
In treating of this feature the officers
nave decided to make arrangements for
, ign military departments of tho army
This IL regarded as necessary loca,ze NJ
lho respective growth OF tho military
prahch TO $4,000 men. change In the di
viSional lines VIII. Il Is stated, he con
dGcive to better administrative Judgment
nnd Is considered preferable from n mill
itary and defensive standpoint
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LEVEM GIVES WAY.

Pine Bluff, Ark, May News u
reached here from down the river z
feet of The levee' back of the ~
plantation has boeh swept away NJ
the section of country lying near ~
overflowed,
The break occurred about two mlls|
Sarassoa. Should the river continu
to any extent untold damage will n
that section.
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rOE EIGN

In the Spanish cortcs Senior Mella ar
raigaed the throne and was expelled The
Carlists and republicans walked ont with
him.
The riots In Italy continue and gen
oral uprising is feared Troops and mobs
have several battles
Bread riots in Spanish provinces spread
Ing and the nopulaoe In an ugly mood.
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CORN CROPS pEsTRoyrn

st. Louis, May IA special to II
public from Purcell, /. T., says
heavy rains this week have resur
great damage. All the streams hawI
flowed. Tho corn crop is totally dsi]
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa he ID
800 men at work day and night
the bridge on Walnut creek, wh!aI
washed out by the overflow, No
have passed south of this place for
DAYS.
Lexington, a small town east Il Y
Oklahoma. is almost submerged
overflow OF the Canadian river.
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ADVICE TO SPAIN.
The rem.- OF pur,. Saw. H..

me TeWos OF puris Saws tho In
"vftnhte sNorpJ R~ rrcc-r,xad,
Paris, May The Tennis this sr,sr
noon IN commenting on the si"u'tlou IN
snain, saws; When tfe moment comes.
ard Il can not be far distant, saaln must
manfuliy make up her mind to the inevit-
eole sacrinces aud seek directly through
the United States or by course the sooi
onices OF tho powers. a solution Of the
troubles compatible with her honor as
well as conformabie with laws OF destiny.
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LOCAL.

Last nights primaries indicate that Ha.-
rs county will send Il sayors delegation
to the state convention
petth Of Mr. Gerhard Schultz, resi-
dent OF Houston for thirty-ninc years and
tile first Texas brewer.
Cam Singleton shot and killed by II. >.
Wright at Humble
Two coored boys. Charles and Robert
Kelsey. drowned In the bayou.
Employees OF the Southern Pacific shops
hoistcd "Old Glory"
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TEXAS TROOPS.

Officially given out that mastering In
cr troops win be proceeded with as rapidly
rs possible,
All the cavalry except three companies
has teen ordered to report at Austin.
boys are stirred UP over the physical
oXnmination but this Ia not rigid.
Georgetown cavalry arrived IN camp
after IL march across country.
Light Guard has been reinstated as
Company A. First infantry.
Another company Is TO be organized at
.,lcTmau