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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
immune and Engineer mn.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE senate
has concurred in the house amendments
to the immune and engineer bill, and it
now goes 70 the PRESIDENT
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11

HOGS-Market steady. Quality not 60
good. Range of prices, S3.4O0S.97x.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at S4.1004.20 for stockers;
35.4O@4.O0 for COWS; e2.6O@S5O for heif
ers: S49O@4.sS for steers
SHEEP-Market steady.
Muttons, $S.600A.25; lambs, eI.76.
Receipts: Hogs, 800, cattle, 800;
calves. 200; sheep, 8.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
Poultry, Butter and ErRa.

POULTRY-Lve, in good demand.
Turkeys, $500; chickens, s@s1fc; ducks,
6@8Kc.
BUTTEE-Steady. Creameries, 1870
16c; dairies, 13@14c.
EGGS-Steady. Fresh, 1Oc.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
Market QUOTATIONS..
Price Of Wheat at Duluth.

WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, g. Is:
No. / Northern, S1.75: No. Q Northern,
e1.41. To Arrive-No. hard g. 76:
No. / Northern, 91.76; May, S1.76;
July, 1856; September, 90.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11

Two New Orleans policemen were
killed by a negro. The negro was pur.
sued and riddled with bullets.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
Grain Prices at Mfuneanolin.

WHEAT-May closed at Sl.6O; July,
Sl.1811; September, 0jAc. On Track
No. hard, S1.6Iz; No. / Northern
81 $3.50.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS

Heavy rains in Kansas and Okla.
homa have caused suspension of rail.
road traffic.
A move has been started to amend
the G.. A. R. constitution to make ali
who fought under the American flag
eligible for membership.
Field Commissioner Eva Booth and
eight members of the Salvation Army,
en- route to the Klondike, expect to sail
from Vancouver on the 10Th.
The statement is made officially by
the authorities of the University of
Pennsylvania that the report that the
university intends to adopt the co.
education plan is incorrect. It is. how.
ever, their purpose to establish a sep.
arate college for women.
The fourth biennial convocation Of
the General Federatin of Women's
clubs, will meet in Denver, Colo, June
90. At that time Mrs. Henrotin, the
president. will, it is stated, retire from
active club life and devote her time to
individual study and pursuits.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11

what did you think OF that cigar
I gave you yesterday9"
mot much. 1t cost me 81"
''How sos"
"Why, it gave my wife the idea
that the gas was leaking somewhere,
and she sent for a plumber. "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
Live Stock Prices at Sc. Paul.

sHEEP-Fair demand, &3.eO@4.86
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-11
NEWS OF THE l WEEK
DEWEY's GREAT VICTORY

Commodore Dewey's report of the
fight at Manila has been received. He
sunk all the Spanish ships at Manila.
silenced all the land batteries in the
vicinity, and now is master Of that part
of the Philippines. The Spanish loss
was over 200 killed and 700 to 1000
wounded, while the American loss was
none XII led and eight wounded, none
fatally. No American ships were badly
damaged. Following are the names OF
the wounded, all from the Baltimore:
Lieutenant Kellogg, Ensign Irwin; en-.
listed men, Barlow, Budinger, Covert,
O'Keefe, Ricciardeli and Snelgrove.
The United States dispatch boat
Hugh McCulloch. which arrived at
Hong Kong on Friday with dispatches
from Admiral Dewey officially an.
nouncing his great victory over the
Spaniards, returned to Manila after, it
is understood, receiving many urgent
dispatches from Washington.
The Spanish loss in killed and
wounded at Manila was 1900, while
the property destroyed or captured by
Dewey was valued at $6, 600, 900. Our
vessels were damaged only to the ex-
tent Of Sc, 200.
At the instance Of the president con-
Cress passed resolution Of thanks to
Commodore Dewey, and bill making
him rear admiral.
Every detail Of the battle Of Manila
was arranged in advance by Commo-
dore Dewey and the programme exc
cuted to the letter.
Commodore Dewey, it is believed,
will establish an American protectorate
over the Philippines, by force, il neces-
gary.
Admiral Dewey recommends that the
government take possession Of the
phi1jrrinoc
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EeIG Acrulinted.

A Boston lady of the most reserved
and exclusive type was waiting for
her change at the glove counter in one
OF the large stores, when she was APP
preached by a very large, gaudily
dressed and loud-looking woman, who
held out a pudgy hand in bright
green kid glove. and said:
Why, how Go you do. Mrs. Blank? p
Mrs. Blank ignored the prodered
hand, and drawing herself up stitf1y'
said, frigidly:
Il do not think that I know YOU
madam
No, I s'pose not. - replied the woman,
in no wise embarrassed by the cold
ness Of her reception but I've knowed
you by sight for long time. and now
I've got a hired girl who worked
at your house once a year or two ago.
and she's told me so much about you
that | feel real well acquainted with
you. Pleasant day. amt it? We'll, if
she amt polite to sail off without so
much as a woTdl Shows her raisin',
anyhow i"-fLarpcr's Pazar.
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LATE LIEUTENANT JENKINS.
AN IMPOSING FUNERAL DEM
ONSTRATTON.
Cities of Pittsburg and Allegheny
Unite in Paying Honors to
the Remains.

! PITTSBURG, March 30.-The cities
of Pittsburg and Allegheny united to-
day in a loyal and patriotic spirit, and
paid the highest civic and military hon
ors to the remains of Lieutenant j. w
Jenkins, who perished on the United
States battIeship Maine. The public
funeral accorded Lieutenant Jenkins
remains was not merely dictated by
the motives of local pride in son Of
this community; it was national af
fair.
From the time of the arrival of the
body in Pittsburg at 6:05 o'clock this
morning until the volley of musketry
over the grave in Uniondale cemetery,
Allegheny, the manifestations CT
mourning and patriotism were marked
in the two cities Flags were at half
mast. everywhere. The tolling Of bells,
echoes of minute guns, and the mark
ed suppression of the bOisterousness of
ordinary days, and the strains Of fu
neral airs and the muffled roll Of drums
told those who heard but did not see
the solemn events passing.
The funeral programme occupied
most of the day in its execution, and
the weather was most favorable First
TIE DOQy WAS LdhCIl ~ <AllcS3 ilEiiy o-f4I
placed in state at o'clock in the post
office corridors A squad Of Division
c, Pennsylvania Naval Reserves, was
the guard Of honor At il o'clock,
still escorted by the military guard and
a detachment Of policemen, it was
brought to the court house III this city,
where it again lay in state tor two
hours. While the people filed by The
bier and the bells tolled, the National
Guard and the G. a. r. posts assembled
in the vicinity.
At 2:30 o'clock the casket was placed
on a caisson and the march to Allie
gheny was taken up. Through a great
concourse of men. women and children
the procession marched slowly TO Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, Ale
gheny Here the impressive and beau
tifuI Episcopal service for the dead
was performed. and a tender sermon,
full Of lessons patriotic and Christian,
was preached by the rector, Rev Rob
ert Mech
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HAVE FAITH IN FETTCHES.
Many Colored People Believe Snake
Skin VIII Ward OR Evil.

Belief in the efficacy Of fetiches IS
still prevalent amCng q certain class OF
colored people in this city, and prob
ably no one has the superstition brought
So forcibly TO his attention as Head
Keeper Manley of the zoo, says the
Philadelphia Record" Constant appli-
cations are made to him for materials
for love charms by both sexes Most
often the request is fer a piece of snake
skin, which, when powdered by witch
doctor and put in a locket, to be suS-
pended from the possessor's neck, IS
considered to be a suIe winner of afiec-
tions TO supply the demand a number
of skins taken from the reptiles that
die in captivity are always kept en- hand.
The soft breast feathers from the ALL
can gray parrots are saved for other
Wcoers who prize them just as highly.
Keeper Nanley is called upon to supply
fetiches to insure success in combat Is
well as in love. Several negro prize
fighters well known in the local ring
carry a little bunch Of hair clipped from
the tuft on the end of the old lions tail
These bristlcs are thought to give the
WcaTer unbounded courage ana
strength
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1rchase them farming implements

purchase them farming implements.
Spain is considering this at Madrid.
A cablegram was received from Min
lister Woodford which shows that the
negotiations are proceeding in way
entirely satisfactory to the President.
It is said that this cable merely said
accepted" Whether this meant all
the propositions or merely the propCsi-
ton that an armistice be attempted,
and that Spain will release the recon-
centrados, is not known. 1t is not be-
lieved that Spain will at this stage
promise independence.
But on the strength of the informa-
ton from Madrid the President 1e-
cided to send a message to Congress,
and a high official said the way was
opening to a speedy settlement of the
whole Cuban situation.
On the Maine question Spain is evi-
IDENTIFY preparing to combat the con-
tentiOn that the ship was destroyed
by an outside explosion. and instead
Of forwarding an apology will send u
denial and ask for international ar
bitration.
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orders to men working upon the yes
sells to hurry their labors to completion
Some Workmen from the shipbuilding
yards employed in making some minor
changes on the Brooklyn were told en-
phatically that all work must be fin
ished tonight, and the men on board
would not be surprised to find the fleet
moving within a few days. The hurry
was in the main due to the uncer-
tainty in the situation in Washington.
as detailed in the Associated Press dis
patches, and the similar situation i'll
Key West.
Commander Schley has almost fully
organized his working force finding it
not difficult matter as many of the
officers of the fleet are old shipmates
and have worked with him before. no
tably on the Baltimore at Valparaiso.
Chile, when the international episode
occurred, and where he DISPLAYED
diplomacy that won for him the conf
dence of the country
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AWAITING
AN ANSWER
FROM SPAIN.
CONTINUED from First Page.

full in tone, and gives the President
hope that final settlement of the ques-
ton at issue may be determined at
to-m0rrow's conference.
The main question discussed at the
meeting yesterday between Minister
Woodford and Premier Sagasta is
known 20 have been the prompt cessa-
ton OF hostilities on the Island Of
Cuba and the release of the reconcen-
trados. with permission for them to re-
turn to their homes and resume their
occupations without further molesta-
ton.
The exact lines upon which Minister
Woodford is at work for the final set
tlement of the Cuban question can be
stated as receiving a number of suS-
gesti0ns from this Government as to
what would be acceptable to it. The
concensus of opinion, however, in Ad-
ministration circles, is that it involves
a settlement on an indemnity basis OF
something less than $200U00, 600.
TWO PROPOSITIONS TO BE CON-
SIDERED.
MADRID, March 30-The Pals
says that orders have been issued to
mobilize all the Spanish warships and
that q second torpedo squadron is be
ing prepared for sea at Cadiz.
The Balearic Islands. according to
the Pals" are being fortified and mill
itary engineers are starting for the
Canary Islands.
A Cabinet council was held this af-
ternoon to consider the American pro-
posals Another viii be held to-mor-
NOW at noon, presided over by the
Queen Regent. and at o'clock tO-mor-
row there will be a final conference
between United States Minister Wood
ford, Senior Sagasta, the Premier, Sem
or Gullon, the Foreign Minister, and
Senor Moret, the Minister for the Colo
MES
The proposition which Spain will an
swer covers two points only. and its
publication will be a revelation to some
of those who have been denouncing
Americas aggressive attitude. 1t
reads as follows:
Spain to proclaim Immediately an
armistfce in Cuba to last until October,
during which interval the United States
will use its good offices with the insur-
fgents TO make this temporary peace
permanent: and. second, Spain to do
her best toward relieving suffering and
starvation on the island, with america
to be allowed to assist in this work.
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ing to Congress a deficiency estimate Of
SS,O10.Sl2 for pensions for this year.
Secretary Bliss makes an interesting
statement cn the general subject of PEN
siors up to date. Secretary Bliss says.
''On the 1st OF July, 1897. there was
available S14000G.G50 for the payment
Of army and navy pensions. Four mill
ion dollars Of this was set apart for
navy pensions leaving Sl3G, 100000 tot
payment Of army pensions.
The total number of pensioners on
June 30, 1897, was 97G,014, while on the
2Sth Of February, 1893, there We're
GS9,G13 on the roll, a net increase of
u 500
But on later dates there was dis
bursed for the payment Of army pen
sions $95.3T0 So. leaving the sum OF
SO, ,G29 1ZT for the payment of pen
sions TO the end CT the present fiscal
year
The Commissioner of Pensions estf-
mates that SIS, 700G30 will be required
for the payment of pensions during the
remaining four months of the fiscal
year. more than $S,000000 in excess OF
the unexDended appropriation"
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Then came the march to the cen

Then came the march to the ceme-
terry. the final service, the committing
of the body to the earth the firing Of
the salute, the closing of the grave,
and the placing at its head OF the Am
eric2n flag.
Among the many beautiful floral Of
ferings was an anchor sent by the
Glass of 'S6 Of the United States Ma
val Academy, Annapolis, and battle
ship from the Western University OF
Pennsylvania, from which deceased
graduated before entering Annapolis
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MCKINLEY WAITS on sAcAsTA
Diplomatic Relations Between the
Nations TJ,yo in the Balance.

NEW YORK. March 30.-A special
to the Herald" from Washington
says:
Mckinley waits on Sagasta, and the
diplomatic relations between the two
nations hang in the balance. On the
Cuban question our proposition is thar
Spain arrange some time in the near
future to accept GomeZ's offer to pay
500. .000. .3ls9 for Cuban independence;
that an arnistice be entered into dur
ing which the Spanish troops ara TO
be withdrawn from the island; that the
reconeentrados be released immediate
ly and permitted to return to their
homes, and that the United states
furnish them not only with food, but
The record-union., 1898-03-31
COWBOY RANGERS.
Bill Providing for the Organiza-
ton of q Reginent

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Senator
Warren to-day introduced d bill in the
Senate authorizing the President to or
ganize a regiment of cowboy rangers
whenever it shall be in the interest
of the public service for him to do so.
The regiment is to be enlisted for
ninety days or more. to be organized
as cavalry and to have the privilege
OF electing it's own commanding Off
GERS. The bill specifies that the mem
bers of the regiment shall be good
riders
The record-union., 1898-03-31
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHTPs
Columbia Will Probably Reach
Hampton Roads To-day.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The
cruiser Columbia. which sailed from
the League Island Navy Yard on Mon
day to join the flying squadron at
Hampton Roads, passed Reedy Island
in the Delaware Bay at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. The Columbia anchored at
Deep Water Point, off New Castle,
EeL, Monday night, and yesterday
started for her destination, but after
going fifteen miles she was compelled
to anchor because Of the heavy log on
the bay. The Columbia will probably
reach Hampton Roads early to-naor-
row.
CHARLESTON IS. c., March so
The monitor Terror sailed to-day for
Key West after having taken on coal
The monitor came into port at noon.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
IWonen's Brown
Kid Ties.

Fine Dark Brown Vici Kid
Ties, medium coin toes, with kid
tips, cloth tops; turned flexible
soles and medium concave heels.
These Ties were made by ]. T.
Cousins OF New York, whose
shoes we have carried for IS years.
There is no make that possesses
more sterling wearing qualities.
The ties are right up-to-date in
shape and color, and are unques-
tionably the best value to be had
in that line at the price So so.
A similar shape Tie, but i'll black
kid with kid tops, having coin toe
with kid tips and flexible soles, at
the same price. Also Cousins
make. S. 80.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
: CONSUL-GENERAL LEE.
The Report That He Has rendered
His Resignation Denied.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-Secre-
tary Long is authority for the state
ment that there is no truth in the re-
pert published this morning that
Consul General Lee is dissatisfied with
the Presidents Cuban policy, and has
cabled his resignation to the State De-
partment. at the same time requesting
that he be relieved at once. The re-
port was that a telegram to that ef-
feet was received from General Lee
last night Secretary Long said to-day
in the most positive manner that no
such telegram had been received. and
that he had every reason to doubt the
report that General Lee was dissatis-
fed with the present policy of the ad-
ministration.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Fatal Rail Accident.

CHATTANOOGA, March 30.-Two
heavy freight trains on the Western
and Atlantic Railway collided to-day
near Adairsville, Ga. Engineer E. 5.
Elliott was instantly killed and Engi-
neer John McAdee was fatally injured.
The two trains We're completely demol-
ished, and q score of cars were smashed
into lzindling wood. Several brakemen
were badly injured.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Stylish Trimmed Hats.
1la11lefltS

1t is not possible to convey a
proper idea of the beauty OF our
latest conceptions in Trimmed
Hats. The intending buyer is sur
rounded by new ideas in dainty
shapes and pretty combinations of
colors-to such an extent in fact
that selection is sometimes diff
cult, not because what is wanted is
not here, but because what is want
ed is here in almost too great va
riety. And from now until Easter
we shall add hundreds of Trimmed
Hats for women, Misses and chill
dren. We are already headquar-
ters for spring Millinery, from
the least expensive to the finest
imported Hats and purpose to sur
pass our past efforts during the
coming ten days.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
MILLINERY
Ne IH|S,

We have never been better pre-
pared for large millinery trade
than we are now. Our force OF
trilnmers is large in number and
experience, and Our stock of
shapes and trimming materials is
as complete as it we'll could be, in
GLIDING the late novelties in chif-
fons, mulls, spangles, nets and or
namentS.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
ITEMS Stiff Hats, So so.

Stiff Hats at So 50 in the
new spring styles, embracing IA
different shapes. It will not be
difficult to please you from such a
large stock.
Included is new idea in stiff
hats-a featherweight Just the
hat for those who object to stiff
hat during summer because of the
weight. We predict a wide pop
ularity for this particular hat, for
it's fully as slightly as it will prove
to be comfortable. Price, S. 80.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
TIE FLYING SQUADRON.
Orders to Eave Work on the Ves-
sells Completed Without Delay.

FORT MONROE ya), March 30
Monday ard yesterday everything
about the flying squadron had a peace
fui air because of the pacific news
from Washington This morning a
great deal of suppressed excitement
was noticeable. particularly in the
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Austrian Navy.

VIENNA. March 30.-The ''Neue Freie
Presse'' to-day announces that the Aus
trian- Hungarian Government intends
to ask for 43.000.000 to 50.O00c00
forms for the purpose of increasing the
strength of the Austrian navy.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Boys Long
Pants Suits, So rs.

A number of different patterns
in new spring colorings-good
serviceable suits, suitable for pres
ent wear. Fancy or plain collars.
For boys II to 70 years OF age.
Price, S. IS.
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Gf Course Thev DO.

'Statistieiars say that married mer
live longer than single men" she sug-
gcsted
"Of course they do" he replied
They're tougher. ycu know, 70,
they're kept in training all the time. =
Chicago Pest
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Boys White
Blouse Waists, soc.

Our White Blouse Waists for
boys at soc are worthy Of special
mention-worthy of the attention
of every mother OF a boy. Made
of good lawn, with cuffs, fronts
and collar neatly trimmed with
embroidery. A pretty garment
that is ,serviceable as we'll. For
boys 5 to s years. Price. soc.
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a Nomination Rejected.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The Sen
ate to-day rejected the nomination OF
Thomas Hughes to be Postmaster at
Tucson, Arizona.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-To-day' S
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance
1921 J95, 743; gold reserve, $1I3, los, $50
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Cool.

lie theatricaliy)-You have refused
me! Tomorrow l so TO see,, my for
tune in the Klondike
She-May I have the refusal of yol
when you return Puck
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Naval Personnel Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The sub
Committee on Naval Affairs unanimous
ly recommended a favorable report on
the naval personnel bill
The record-union., 1898-03-31

Tom-Harry had an awful drinking
bout last night, hadn't he?
Dick-Yes,. he had to be bailed out
before he got home.-Pick- -Me-Up.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
Another Arrival of
Spring Dress Goods.

All who have seen Our latest ar
rivals Of Fine Suitings in plain and
illuminated cheviots, covert cloths
and fancy silk mixtures at soc
yard pronounce it the prettiest col
lection OF Spring Dress Goods
shown at the price in this To-
cality There is variety in
the colorings to suit all tastes
new green shadings, pretty
blues and browns, novelties in tan,
bluet, gray and navy in extra good
quality materials for soc yard.
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rp eUEW e,oE.s, a. nNu nAy

Take Laxative Byome Cuinine Tablets Al tirng-
e.sfs refund tne money lit tails 10 c1re .e1c The
genuine has l.. II. q oil each tablet.
The record-union., 1898-03-31
SUNDRY CIVIL
APPROPRIATIONS,
The Bill, With Many Amendments,
Reported 10 The Senate.
Increase in Amount Carried Of Nearly Fiya
hiIiOl Dollars.

Provision Made for a Contract
Whereby California IS Allowed
to Pay Half the Expenses OF the
Improvement Of the Sacramento
and Other Rivers in the State.
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rf'e2''@ pr'es. &c pair.
Dinner Dishes
for Easter.

No less than fourteen open
stock patterns IN our assortment
OF Decorated Crockery. Decided
ly the largest assortment shown III
this city. In these open stock pat
terms are some OF the very daintiest
decorations imaginable pretty
delicate fancies designed by artists
and not at all out Of place on the
fine ware they enbellish.
Haviland & Co., Limoge China,
Daultan English China, American
Vitraeous Porcelains and other
wares full of merit.
Complete Dinner Sets for 6 per-
sons, IS 90 to SEQ IS.
Complete Dinner Sets for II
persons, So so to 500.
All carried in open stock and
any single piece can be procured
at the same you would pay for full
set.
You should not fail to look over
our dishes if YOU are Interested
YOU will not fail if you study your
own interests.