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MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
Probable Personnel of Those for
Cuba and Porto Rico.

Cuba and Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The announce
ment of the personnel of the military COM
missions for Cuba and Porto Rico may now
be expected at amy time. The president has
practically determined upon the military and
naval officials who will compose the commits
sions 1t is probable the names will be as
follows:
Cuban Commission-Maj Gen. ]. T. Wade,
Maj Gen. NJ. c. Butler and Admiral w. T.
Sampson.
Porto Rico Commission-Maj. Gen. John R.
Brooke. Maj Gen. Theodore Schwan and
Admiral Winfield S. Schley.
1t will be noticed the name of Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee does not appear in the list OF the
Cuban commissioners. The omission Is not
unintentional. Gen. Lee was originally slat-
ed for place on the commission, but will
not serve owing to his desire to remain at
the head Of his army corps. It is expected
that this corps, the Seventh, will eventually
be sent to Cuba, and in that event Gen. Lee
will go to the island at It's head, preferring
this position to a commissionership.
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ToDAY's BULLETIN.

Page.
Manila Has Fallen.
War Problems Puzzle President.
Cyclone Kills Seven.
Naval Review Planned
Business Men to Discuss Treaty.
Last Naval Battle.
Cubans Are Ugly.
2-Record of Eustis.
New Sisters of st. Joseph.
New York Issues Outlined
8-Fifteenth Makes a Move.
Col Shandrew Resigns.
Camp Thomas Condemned.
Minnesota's War Bill.
Editorial.
St. Paul Social News.
5-Sporting News.
Saints Meet Tigers Today.
Cup Race Gossip.
e-Markets of the World.
Bar Silver, $3.50.
Cash Wheat, 691sc.
minneapolis Matters.
News of the Northwest
News of the Railroads.
}Mr. Cochran Asks Time.
Lownsbury Suicide Unique.
Drowning Mystery Cleared.
At st. Paul Hotels.
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FINAL FIGHT.

Gen. Schwan's Engagement Prior
to Receiving Peace Proclamation.
PONCE, Porto Rico, Aug. 15.-Gen.
Schwan's column was attacked be-
tween Mayaguez and Lares. AS the
Eleventh infantry, under Col. Burke,
was descending the valley of the Rio
Grande they were fred upon from a
hillside by force Of $500 Spaniards.
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BIanco and Augusti Shirk DUTY.

MADRID, Aug 75-He government has received from
capt. Gen. BMnoo dispatch rendering his resignation
Inc reason giOen BY Gen. Banoo for resignng is that he
does not wsh to supernend the evacuation of Cuba The
government is also informed that Gen. August governor
general Of the Philippines will Ieaue Manila for Spain bv
the first mail steamer giung his command to the second
In rank
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WAR PREPARATIONS.
They VIII Not Wholly Cease Even In
Times of Peace.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The cessa-
tion of hostilities will not make any
difference with the engineers or ord
naEce bureaus of the war department
In the matter of pushing work on the
Notifications. The engineers will be
as active as ever, and the ordnance
office will continue it's work In manu-
featuring and mounting the big guns
on the Notifications. The ordnance
bureau will not be as active as here
tofore in getting together supply Of
small arms for the infantry and caval-
ry and field artillery. In fact, it has
enough of such arms at present, and
has discontinued operations IN this ii-
vision. No further definite reports
have been received as to the number
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NUMERICAL STRENGTH OF ARMY
BEING CONSIDERED
PRESIDENT SEEKS ADVICE AS
TO FUTURE POLICY
LIANY SOLDIERS NEEDED IN AC-
CURED TERRITORY

Suggestions of Representative Men
of the Various States of the
Union on the Terms of the Treaty
of Peace May Also BE Invited
Trade and manufacturing Inter-
ests to BE Given Due COnsidera~
tion-Peace Commission Talk
Change in Premiership.
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ALLISON CALLED EAST.
The Iowa Senator Unwilling to
Serve on Peace Commission.

serve on Peace Commission.
DUBUQUE, To-. Aug. Ex-senator
Allison has gone East, presumably to
confer with President Mckinley with
regard to taking a place on the peace
commission. 1t IS believed by his
fren at home that the senator, If
he should consult his personal prefer
ence, will decline service on this COM
mission, although not because he diff
fers with the president with respect
to the disposition which should be
made of the Philippine islands. AS a
matter of fact he is believed to be in
thorough accord with the president in
this matter. But the finance committee
OF the senate must meet before con-
gress assemblies to consider the re-
vision of the revenue legislation adopt
ed last session, and Senator Allison will
be engaged in that work.
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EIGHT KILLEDBY CYCLONE
FATAL STORM IN THE VICINITY
y OF GARY. S. D.
When the Work of the Searching
Parties Is Concluded the Total of
Casualties May BE Increased, as
and Are Believed to Be Victims
of the Storm.

GARY. 8. D., Aug. 15.-(Special.)-A
cyclone struck five miles west of here
today. Eight people are known to be
dead, and the total Of fatalities may
be Increased when the searching par
ties have concluded their work The
known dead are:
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON, farmer wife two
daughters and grandchild.
CARL JEGLUM, laboring man, BIanchards-
ville Wis.
ALBERT thirty-hve, very dark.
weight 165 pounds. feet sh inches. H,s
father Is a shoemaker in Milwaukee. Ha
had worked In sash and blind factory IN
Milwaukee.
CHARLES EBA1., a farmer.
The storm, which was one of ter
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-16
CONSUL GENERAL WILDMAN so
OFFICIALLY REPORTS
CITY SURRENDERED UNCoND1-
TIONALLY TO DEWEY
CAPT. GEN. AUGUSTI FLED tn
HONG KONG

ny Germans and Conveyed to
China In the Kaiserin Aurust,
Aueustrs Family Accompanied
Hfm-Says He VIII Return to
madrid ut the Earliest Possible
unsatisfactory AIger Be-
Ifeves Gen. Merritt Has Received
Peace Proclamation,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 = The de-
partment of state has just issued the
following:
The following dispatch was received
az the department Of state at Ills D.
m.' Aug. Is, from Consul General Wild
man at Hong Kong:
Aususti says Dewey bombarded
Nanfla Saturday. City surrendered
Internationally. Augusti was taken
by Germans I'm launch to Rafserfp
Augusta and brought to Hong Kong.
L credit report.
HONG KONG, Aug. 15.-Gen. Angus
tt, captain general Of the Philinninas
arrived by the Kaiserin Augusta. He
refuses to be interviewed, and will saw
nothing more than that he Is going to
Spain at the first opportunity
1t is a significant fact that. while
the fastest German cruiser has bro1,e+h+
Gen. August, she brings only a small
package of mail for the German con.
sui.
The consul is now in Canton. and his
mail matter remains unopened
The precise facts are unknown, but
1t is supposed that Gen. August fed
from the Philippines
Gen. Augustus wife and family ac-
company him.
MADRID, Aug. 15.-Accordfng to La
correspondence de Espana, the sur
render Of Manila occurred after the
last attacks made upon the city.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. = officials
are still without definite knowledge as
to when the orders relating to the oc-
cuFation Of Manila went forward to
Admiral Dewey and Gen. Merritt. but
Col. Wildman, at Hong Kong, press ad-
vices say, chartered a private vessel
and sent the dispatches and the order.
No response from Dewey or Merritt
Is accordingly looked for until Thurs
day or Friday, by way of a dispatch
poat from Manila to Hong Kong
Meanwhile, there is a possibility that
the cable may begin working at any
moment. The orders to Admiral Dew
ey were much more elaborate than
those sent to commanders in other
quarters. They recited the presidents
peace proclamation and recited the ar
ticle Of the protocol referring to the
occupation Of Manila and its bay and
harbor.
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SPAIN HoNoRs CAMBoN.

French Ambassador Decorated with
Grand Cross of Charles III.
MADRID. Aug. 15.-M. Cambon, the French
ambassador to the United States, who rep
resented Spain in the peace negotiations,
has been decorated with the grand cross OF
Charles II.
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ORR MURDER SUSPECT.

Rachel Morris Thought to BE in Jail
at Pine Bluff, Ark.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Aug. 15.-Miss Rachel
Morris, of Clarendon, accused of being ac-
cessory to the murder of John T. Orr, is
believed to be In jail here.
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CUBANS ARE ACTING UGLY
THEY SHOW sULLEN HOSTILITY
TOWARD THE AMERICANS

Are Influenced by Rabid Orators
of the Class That Cannot Abide
Anything savOring Of Law and
Order-Startling Rumor That
Cubans Contemplate Retalking
Santiago When Force Is Reduced.
SANTIAGO, DE CUBA, Aug. 15.-
Trouble with the Cubans Is breeding
Their attitude Is one Of sullen hostility
toward Americans The better class in
Cuba favor the annexation of the island
to the United States and majority Of
the masses are ready and anxious to
work and accept the shelter and pro-
lection afforded by an American pro-
tectorate, but they are Influenced by
certain class Of rabid orators and
breeders Of sedition and rebellion
against anything smacking of law or
order.
This inf1ammatory class demands and
urges the recognition of Cuba for Gu
bans, and spurns all offers or sugges-
tions tending to prosperity under an
American protectorate, and excites
popular discomfort This is exactly the
class that pushes itself most into evil
dence and whose views and opinions
are most overheard and published
Their advice to the Cubans Is to re-
prdiate all offers of peace or a cessa-
ton Of hostilities, and to look upon
an armistice as an agreement between
the United States and Spain on their
own account and not binding upon the
free and Independent state Of Cuba,
whose ltberating army NOT only repu-
dates pacification, but will ignore the
a:mistice to the point Of continuing to
wage war and shooting every Spaniard
in the field.
STARTLING RUMOR.
A wild rup1or is ahoat to the effect
that the Cuban army will attack San
tiago and capture it to the glory Of the
Cuban arms, as soon as the American
garrison is weakened. This is directly
traceable to the same source.
The influence exerted by such body
Of men against law and order is formid-
able. This hysterical people demands
suppression with an iron hand. While
still in embryo, this influence is already
felt among certain classes who refuse
to work or serve the government until
a clear statement of the freedom and
inde ependence Of their country Is made
clear.
A knowledge Of this condition Is i'm
perative to the moulding Of future
policy and to explain whatever harsh
steps may be rendered necessary in
dealing with the insurgents
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MINNESOTA TO BE THERE
CONFERENCE OF MANUFACTURERS
ON TREATY OF PEACE,

Senator Davis, of Minnesota, Among
Those Who Are Invited to Attend
an Important Meeting to Be Held
In Chicago, August 25-G0vern-
Ors of All States to Be Asked to
Voice OpOiniOns.
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RETURN OF WARsHIPs
GRAND NAVAL REVIEW To occ1,p
AT NEW YORK

There VIII BE No Street Parade. as
Was Originally Suggested, but the
BattleshiDs VIII Parade to Gen.
Grants Tomb, There Fire a sa.
lutte and Return to Anchorage
Cabinet Conferences.
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In all probability the struggle at san
tiago may prove a bloody and possibly
prctracted one. Blu: it cannot be doubted
as to the outcome. With unlimited forces
at our command; with our ability to
maintain a blockade on land and sea;
with a complete exclusion Of the Span
iards from the possibility Of reinforcing
either their fleet or their army; and with
starvation staring the enemy IN the face
victory is the only possible issue Of
this next phase of the conflict In the
Philippines, affairs have taken a turn TO
the last degree important IN our favor
The Spanish government comedies tina,
the governor Of the Philippines has asked
for authorization to capitulate to Ad-
mlral Dewey In order 10 escape the GER
tam capture Of the city bv the insur-
gents. And later reports. not yet fully
confirmed, make it quite likely that the
surrender has already been made. And.
what is scarcely less important, the in
surgents have sought the acceptance Of
their cooperation by the United States
ana asked that the Philippines be place
under the protectorate Of this govern
n.ent. As it has been seriously feared
that much trouble might arise from the
lawlessness OF the natives and from
theis refusal to acknowledge our author
ity, this new turn Of AFFAIRS is Of the
greatest possible value to our government. /
Moreover, It sets at rest certain inter-
national issues, which might have given
rise TO much embarrassment to our coun-
try. Il has been maintained by some that
the rights Of Spain in the Philippines
have not yet been forfeited, because the
United States have not completed their
occupation of the islands. In the event
OF Spain trying to transfer the islands .
TO France or some other government, this
might have proved a dangerous question.
The moment, however, that Spain trans
fers the capital to us, we acquire her en-
tire possessions in the Philippines Thus
history is being made at very rapid
rate in both the Atlantic and Pacific and
the United States is making acquisitions
OF an International significance which two
months ago we had not dreamed Of.
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VESSELS BOUND 10 ASTORIA.

Midas. Messenger Br ok, 1852 tonA
Nagasah.
Alexander Black. Dunn. Br bk 1881
tons. Antwerp
For,hoank. Peterson. Br Sk. iss tons
Gcrghsnu.
Joseph Pulitzer. Harvey. Am sch, p
tons. New York
Clackmaunanshire. Thomson. Br sh. itSa
tons. Newcastle.
snberhorn. Gibson, 81 bk. lTi tons.
Liverpool
Argo. Maclean, Br sh. 1872 tons. Ant.
werp.
Castle Rock, Jones, Br str, i,IS tons,
Hiogo.
Lombard. RaisOn. Br str. I.Ss tons.
Hong Kong.
Guuford, Macpherson, Dr 81. sioS tons,
Hamburg.
Patriarch. Breach Br sh. lSs tons. Ma
nlla.
Poseldon. Bush Br sh. I7OS tons. New
castle
Gertrud. Hlnke. Ger sh. ISy9 tons. Kobe.
Howth, Martin, Br bk. 26s tons, Cal
eutta.
Emin Pasha, Christensen. Ger bk. 1867
tons, Antwerp.
wallacetown. Motley. Br sh. lS9s tons,
Antwerp.
John Cook. Magee. Br sh. l75s tons.
Hlogo.
stronsa. Barry, Br sh, iss9 ;oas. Yoko-
hama
Nereus. Schultz, Ger sh, l75e tons. Ham
burg.
wasdale Fisher, Br sh. 1875 IONS. Ant
werp.
Fores; Hall, Scott, Br. sh.. iso tons.
Shanghai
Port Els.n, Renney, Br. sh., l2s tons,
Anarada. Adams, Br. sh. goi tons.
Antwerp.
Duchalburn. Forbes. Br. sh.. 1895 tons
Newcastle.
Arthur Fitger. Denker, Ger. sh.. .15
tons. Yokohama.
Easco De Cana. Ter;rum. Ger. sh. li5
Sydney.
Mooi,an, Eelk, Br sh.. 1916 tons, yoko-
hama.
Brolerick Castle, Ferguson. Br. sa..
l,i5, Shanghai
Ednyied Jones Br. ok. llsi tons, san
Francisco.
Thalassa, Heumege. Ger. bG, 1875 tons,
Hamburg.
Colbert. Loreau. Fr. bk.. 1913 tons. Table
Bay.
Penrhyn Castle, Davies, Br. bk, 1913
TONS San Francisco.
lnysrcauld. Jackson, Br. bk.. l5o3 tons, I.
San Francisco.
Yolo. PannIculck, Br. sh.. lW7 tons,
Hong Kong.
Christine, warncke. Ger. bk. 1900 tons
Hiogo.
Laurelbank, Lindsay, Br. bk, 22s7 tons,
Shanghai.
wlndsbrout. Haase. Ger bk.. 1853 tons.
Yokohama.
Largo Bay, Adam, Br. bk., lis tons |
Shanghai.
Heathaeld, Mckenzie, Br. bk., 1884 tons,
Shanghai.
ArJsmus, Mehring, Ger. bk., IH7 tons
Santa ROsalln.
William Low, Abbott, Br. sh., 1891 tons
Shanghai.
MargarItha, Roster, Ger. sh., 1856 tons
Shanghai.
Atlanta, Mcbride, Br sh., 1883 tons,
Shanghai
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19

War is costly savagery. an the nations
which engage in IT must levy heavy taxes
upon he people to sustain H. our people
bore with patriotic patience the onerous
taxes imposed to prosecute the civil war
and maintain the integrity OF the repu0-
he Those taxes lasted for many years
but the taxes now about to be imposed for
the present war. are likely to be Of shor,
duration. The chief war tax now abou, to
he levied viii fall upon the consumers o;
sugar. tea, oil, tobacco and cigars; upon
the purchasers Of tickets for travel in for
elgn countries and upon all dealers in real
estate and persons making business
covenants Of any kind In addition to
these. telegraph dispatches are 70 be
taxed. whae the new tax law lays heavy
hand upon the life insurance companies
and the consumers Of beer. It is ex-
pected that the new tax law win be fully
in operation by the Is; Of July, but many
Of It's features went into effect immediate
ly upon its approval by the president
The revenue counted on to be realized
from this law will be about s253c,ooN. .
which with sl0Nmo Of bonds and
slo.ONoO Of interes,-bearing notes, Will
probably be sufficient to prosecute the
war for one year. In plain English, we
have a war In hand that is likely to cos,
billion dollars. and the people will no;
regret the expenditure If 1t shall result. as
now seems inevitable, in the entire over
throw Of the Spanish rule in the western
world, and teaching to all nations the
great lesson Of tolerance and humanity.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19

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THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE.

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-19
DANGEROrs APPAR.rIoNs

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5UJ there is a tenement which is unques-
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Gus malady attacks the human tenement
the manifestations are appalling. and
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disregarded at the outset, becomes
chronic, and the entire system suffers
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