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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

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Bouquet 6igarre uon Ser s.. 81. 9Sire
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COMPOUND, unler Freis. 12tts
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COMPOUND, unler Ereis. 6Srts
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Dies, lnler TreiS 69cts
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

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als ron alsn anttrsn 1ranftttttn i~ufammtr. unit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

Cbne Ne0en Ganpio0t wnrpe
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
SPANISH ARE ALARMED.
Think England and the United
States Are in Secret Alliance.

LONDON, Aug. G.-The Times Madrid
correspondent says: The recent articles In
the Times recommending the annexation
OF the Philippines by America are attract
ing much attention here. They are re-
earded as confirming current rumors about
a secret agreement between the cabinets at
London and Washington for joint action
in the far East. In any case, II is feared
that the rapprochement which undouoted-
~ exists contains germs OF great intcrna-
tionai complications, Three months ago.
when Spain suddenly found herself alone.
face 10 face with powerful antagonist.
such a prospect would have been hailed
with delight because IL was believed that
in a general imbroglio she would bc sure
TO find allies Now the political situation
is better understood, and fears are ex-
pressed that In general conflict OF the
great powers whatever the result Spain
would have Ia pay les pots casses.
FL Liberal publishes a significant article
in this sense. Trying to forecast the inime-
date future. 1t says:
Two contingencies are possible. Either
the great powers will come 10 an agree
ment about their respecsiye spheres OF in
f,nence, or there will be Il great war in
which England viii play leading part
case. Spain would lose the Philippines. be-
cause they would he included IN the parti-
ton In the latter case England would
begin by an attempt TO get possession Of
he keys 10 the Mediterranean. including
ceuta and the Balearic islands. which may
be regarded as the key1hole."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
soon TINES. GooD POLITICS.
Farmers ef ftn~etn County no Not
itssea tn Having. OF paratf.m.

SfSN~sal psNatrh - "a r.s<t f~ts'I,e--r--s.
Dan f,%ftfRT A9s - -rss.s I@.s,os-~stv
u &.4at0i2 eoa8ty 49, haI1 Yns-f~ tossr-.
es7aVsntaes9 n Davenport al Sens.sEnoe-
f'No years asa ia s@rfv aela al, .saev~w-
tAsa. eU: FUSED VIA she fsap7alssrx So
tAe5 Faany = 80 tcase~s haye r.
e97se 6.fsat.srse3 @fth E>al,,,gls>s,. ara -.
Y@se't 3 tHey Save GsseTua.rss p "a.
s~ENAS@se t7@set - tA@ feld ard a q
SaSter TIE Re- 1ssls1asas sees .Aas ssss A..
tsot sre&ie jsspreYe< taesr ares -
carving tae c221sy thss fasf. t-x-as,se 3.
wdi fifvfEs - sete wA3~A Nas s>tA3 aus
siais~@ ssafn~ tAs7a 81 re 3sst csroassyr,
F'as Requests AXE .ae sa=s~ wsew . :.
sss9 8Ta1a+s'1e 80 movement as ae{nx n
- {n'tf*s- - the Aes at4,less.~
&a@ h@9oa-icaws - tsse catsaty ass n.es
e@-s - az @taan 'hr r-er-ss 17&rsa sts-s &C
t~ss s~ass sS-stxa4 seSs%ugl:ea. lss asa Tar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

convention IA June in order % give al the
farming districts an opportunity to b rep
resented. which would rot have been pos
sihie q couple OF EonsAs later. when bar
vest work was under way. The ticket
named - considered an exceptionally strong
one. the selection Of legislative candidates
being especially good There have been
marked changes in ths political sentiment
OF the peopls throughout the Big Bend
during the last year TIE unhappy coFdi-
tscnS Of Is have passed sway. and peace
and plenty smile upon the land The appeals
which caught the farmers ear al thai tine
oouid not now get a hearing The great
ma torfty Of the Democrats ard Republicans
who identified themselves with Fopuissm
two years ago have rencuaced the move
ment and gone back 20 their former party
anilsa.ioas This gives tire Republicans
splendid fighting show and they fee! cond-
dent OF winning this fall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
SOUTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.


MITCHELL. s. u. Aug A.~-The Repuh4
tcaa state convention today nominated this
ticket Governor. Kirk Philips CT Dead
WOOD lieutenant governor, J. T Keane. II
SanhoSn county. for secretary Of state. w.
II Riddle
TIE convention met al noon, III X
rrlnce, % Huron. acting as perrnanen,
chairman. Resolutions we're aaorrss IN
'iofsiag protection opposing fre~ silver ara
indorssns the god standard: approving
President Mcktniey's conduct Of the war;
commencing the administration course
o. tbs annexation question. favorirw
change ip the revenue las. which viii
require corporate property TOW exempt
- t~saT an equal share o< THO taxation.
Reieers J Gamble. % Yanktor. ana
Charles Burke. @: Pierre. were nominated
tAr congress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
WASHINGTON TROOPS OUT.
INCLUDED AMONG THE FIRST TO
LEAVE THE SERVICE.
Regfments VIII Receive Orders to
Return Home to he Mast ree
Out, Being No LONGER Needed.

WASHINGTON. Aug .L-Orders have
been Issued for mastering out OF the fol-
lowing regiments: FIRST Vermont, First
Maine. FTfty-second Iowa, sixth Pennsyl-
vania, Fifth Maryland. Second New York.
Second Nebraska, One Hundred and Fifty
seventh Indiana. all volunteer infantry.
Batteries A. B. and D. Ohio light artil-
lery. First Illinois volunteer cavalry, Bat
teries A and p. OF Georgia light artillery,
Twenty eighth Indiana light battery. and
the New York and Pennsylvania cavalry
troops now in Porto Rico. Other orders
TO muster out troops Will be announced as
soon as definite decisions are reached. The
Porto R.can cavalry mustered out are:
Troops A and c. New York; Philadelphia
CITY troop, Sheridan troop and Governors
troop, Of Pennsylvania.
Washington 10 Included.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA special to the
Herald from Washington City says:
The number OF volunteer regiments to
be mustered cat may be given out Thurs
day. The list has been practically agreed
upon b. the administration. These heavy
artillery regiments win be sent home:
First Illinois. A and B: First Kentucky.
First Ohio. First Texas. First Utah, First,
Second and Third u. 5. volunteers.
These batteries OF artillery viii be mus
tered out.
California battalion: First Colorado: A,
necticut heavy artillery: x and B. Georgia
light artillery; Twentieth Indiana; FIT eth
and Sixth Iowa; A. and c. louisiana
Is IGN. pa, 1st A. and & Maine artl
and Seventh. New York light batteries:
First battalion. Ohio light artillery. A and
Z, Oregon light battery. and 4 and B.
artillery; Wisconsin light battery.
These infantry regiments will be mus
tered out:
Third Alabama fcolored). Third Com
nacticus. First Delaware. First Florida.
Third Georgia: Fourth. Seventh and Ninth
One Hundred and Sixtieth and One Hun
dred and Sixty-first Indiana. and B,
First Indiana tcoioredl: F1ftieth and Fifty
ThIrd and Fourth Kentucky First Maine
Fifth Maryland. Fifth and Eighth Massa-
chusetts, Thirty-second and Tnirty-fifth
Michigan. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Min
Missouri. Second Nebraska. Nevada bat
talon. Third and Fourth New Jersey:
Twen;y-second, Forty-seventh. Two Hun
and Two Huadred and Third New York:
Third North Carolina (colored), Seventh
and Tenth Ohio: Second, Thirteenth. Four
vania First Rhode ' Island ss Second South
Carolina Third and Fourth Tennessee,
Third and Fourth Texas First Vermont
Sixth Virginia. First Washington and
Washington battalion. Second West Nir-
ginia, Fourth Wisconsin: Arizona New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian territory
regiments.
There are Is batteries OF artillery, regi-
Nen.s Of cavalry and G. regiments OF in
fantry.
These infantry regiments recruited up to
the full strength number COCO men: the
cavalry about 1looo and the artillery about
5000. The total number reached Sc 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
SPANISH VESSEL REACHES PONCE.
Captain Was Undecided, hut Finally
Concluded to Enter HmrbOr.

PONCE. p. r., Aug. 24.-The coasting
schooner Dolores. flying the Spanish flag,
entered the harbor this morning. Her
captain was uncertain whether state of
peace or war existed. but decided 10 take
his chances. The Dolores was not mo-
Tested
The Alamo. with supplies and clothing for
Gen. Henry's men. sailed for Areciho on
the north coast OF Porto Rico this morning
Gen. Brooke Is still awaiting his creden-
tials On their arrival he will Immediately
leave for San Juan, a troop OF the Sixth
regular cavalry acting as escort
Preparation are being made for the en-
barkation Of the volunteers and cavalry
ordered home The cavalry includes Troops
A and c, OF New York. and the following
Pennsylvania troops:
The Philadelphia City Troop. the Sheri-
dan Troop aud the Governors Troop.
These are concentrated here and at GUAM
ca and will probably sail on the transport
Mississippi In the course OF few days
The men are delighted at the prospect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Ths explosion %
. large ammonia tank. used in the making
OF artificial See. set fire at An early hour
this Thursday morning to Jacob Hon.
mans Crescent brewery, a f1ve-story brick
structure at Nos 2o6 ard rs East Fifty
f1fth street. The flames spread with mar
vicious rapidly and the Central Rotsling
Company's plant caught fire. Within a
short time the entire block surrounded by
Third avenue. F1fty-foarth and FIfty-ifth
streets seemed to be doomed. The sur
rounding senenlents, all filled with sleeping
people next ignited and the hewiliered
tsfRnts began to pour into the streets
Alarm after alarm was turned in by the
police and the earlier arrivals OF fireInep.
until four alarms had sounded. and eigh-
teen engines and five hook and ladder
trucks were On the scene. As a precaution.
several ambuiances were called from Belle
VIE and other hospitals. Many thrilling
rescUes Of frightened men. women and
children were made by the hremen.
At $50 a. N. the fire was under control
Tbs loss ID roughly estimated al $4,000
While there IL no knowledge Of ioss OF lie
II Is not improbable that there were some
casualties. The night Waterman could not
be found at an early hour this morning
and IL Is thought he may have been killed
By the explosion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25

Railroad ard warehouse cosnmisssonsx-
". s. Hathaway, af Asxseo.
superintendent OF public Instruction
Prof. J. r. Kirk, the present Incumbent
TIE INST important work CT the con-
vegton today x2s tae turning down OF
cssaancey Ives Fssley. WHO Tor twenty
Eve yesgs OF And czs had ssea chairman
OF me Republican state reStrai commit
zee. 7. J. A.sksss. = banker ard business
mar os HamAnsvslfe. VAS elsctsd 70 suo-
coed F.i.ey.
Or. Erna prs.orias being absent. Vice
Chairman g. r. Wairsdxs called The con-
yentsor to order az 70 a. Tn. The ssle--
slon Of a chairman o. the state commit
tee belag & order. wssl8ee Love CT Kan
.ss City: ". L. aiorxsy, % warren. and
r. J. Altk<n. Of Humatissisls. were placed
In noussr atm 1hsra was no selection
On TIE frs haiios. bss on the essona Ait
ken received so votes sid was eeclared
elected. Mogsey received II ard Love
1A Al the opeElgg Of sse afternoon ses-
saon seYsn usgmbsrs Of saa state commit
tee from tbs state al large were selected.
AEs9lsx them y an 0rs - X a. I2otSlAfs1s
o ca.orsG physician OF So Joseph. whose
-sssesion uas made by exclamation. a.
. tribute to the co.orsa voters Of the state
the rules acre suspended and Hon Nel-
yo. Crews. sronlasnt negro. Of Kansas
City. was elected All additional me1ESer
ri the sfata COMMITTEES. There was only
one candidate for TIE nomination OF sa-
pysms judge for the long term. and ..
"A FirxieEburg, Of 81. Louss. an ex-neE1-
Asr Of congress was named for That pssl-
ton BY reclamation. Fer tho sort sarm
for supreme judge. Hen. Edward HIsbee.
:of Lancaster. ard Hon. George Hail. OF
Trenton, were placed Ia nomination. Be-
.Yors ne ssrst ballot had beer finished Hall
was withdrawn, and Hisbee was made the
unanimous nominee OF the convention.
The names OF the seven candidates for rail-
-roass and warehouse commissioners we're
presented There being no election on tne
first ballot, four were withdrawn. On the
.seco.sa ballot ". 3. Hathaway, Of Mexico.
racsived q majority Of the yotes cast and
was declared the nominee.
There was sharp contest for the rorni-
nation OF state superintendent Of echools.
Prof. J. X. Kirk, the present Incumbent.
was successful by vote OF 4ssz 10 1854
for Prof w. II. Lynch. Of Mountain
Grove.
Adjourned sine die
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
EXPLORER STANLEY NOT
IN FAVOR OF ALLIANCE.
Does Not Believe 1t Advisable to He
Too Precipitate-Tfme Not
Xet Rfns.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24-Hecry NJ. Stanley.
the famous explorer. journalist and author.
once an American citizen and now men,
Der of the English house of commons. has
placed himself upon record as opposed to
an Angio-American alliance. He recog-
nizes the fact that England and America
are bound together by Numerous ties and
are yearly drawing closer together, but, in
spite OF that fact. he advises caution and
thinks 1t 10 the interest OF neither nation
to adopt lettering and entaagling alli-
ance.
In letter to a friend here he expresses
himself as follows:
My opinion is that we must not be pre-
together. and true friendship cannot be
forced 1t is slow process requir ny
time If either country were In distress
that would be the proper time TO breathe
more life into that spirit of friendship ana
kindness which we know exists and bring
the reserved and proud peoples tooether.
But today there is no necessity for either
nation TO think practically about the mat
ter One is fat ana proud with the Rank
OF England and its big navy. The ether
is in a culver of delight over Manila and
Santiago and the glorious heroism OF
Dewey Schley and Shafter.
THE time is not suitable for speaking
Of alliance. If you Americans come ont
OF that continent and take YOUR share Of
the Old Worlds concerns. you VIII know
better what an alliance means"