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faFFen~y-
NsE Trrk ygat "a dispatch to the
Vera sfo.- Essrit saYs. spain is fast
i9fa1y . 4 to--e3 paper currency. The
Fur 90 iAs BsAs q spain has assumed
ESsa y'aporrsos& that people form 10 long
.i-ss hears eei9fs he Offices open In Ma
esla All sas provincial branches Tho bank
f7st s-ae.i roles In exchange Tor ool or
- 3aseiA 20ges only accepting for silver
;essss4 c. d9liArA the %, 30 or 100 pese,a
Eagaes
shs government has vainly~ tried 20 stop
i17 TgE 81 prohibiting the exporting Of
s5Ttr promising 20 coin millions OF pese-
Rs salsT which Il can not 10 untn Il in
grasses the machinery OF the mint. Every
Tsts4 store market, tobacco stand, re-
Acss ne note. and the money changers
eaafge per cent discount.
The Bank OF spain has 500. 900 900 In sil-
ser 10 meet the $3.50. 900, 900 In notes in cir
euiaiion The new taxes are expected TO
produce so little that the government has
decided to raise money hy negotiating A
foreign loan in France. pledging the pr.n-
etpel monopolies the ministers of war, OF
marine and OF the colonies saving declared
that IL Is absolutely necessary 10 have $50,
900. 900 monthly.
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THE NATIONAL T. p
REPORT OF STANDING COMv,,,
On RAILROADS ADoPTEn
Lively Debate Over the Ant,.s.3
ing Biii-Louisviiie Will he M
Next Place of Meeting.

Omaha. Neb.. June AFTER the y
mary work @, opening the conveatlc,
out OF the way the T. p. A. delegates n
warm debate on the report Of the ~
committee
The special committee to which the /.
had been referred reported in favor III
concurrence III the recommendation III
7. Z. A. indorse the anti-scaIping bill. u
this line ghe delegates divided SHARPLY
after DEBATE ID which many took panl
during which Chairman Donald Of the @;
Traffic association spoke for the raI4
and President wallerstein OF the 7. b
warmly ehsnploned the anti-scalping ",
report Of me special COMMITTEES was RI
snd the original recommendation Of the a
ing committee on railroads was adopted
Louisville. Ky, was selected as The
place OF meeting. The following oiaeen'
elected: National president, Charles 4. D;
Terre Haute, Ind. vice prssident u
Rogers. Atlanta All the chairmea d
National committees were reelected. 10.
ing Z. p. Everett, san Antonio, Texas
Rotary Treasurer Louis I. Bale OF 81 Y
holds over another year.
Various changes were mace IN the ca
tuition. particularly the power 10 len
easements when the fund in reserve iak
low 81,
1t also refused 10 indorse the blue he
TIE Cigarmakers IIteruations! Union
\ committee on resolutions Is 10
tomorrow.
A biz pair OF bullock horns, given
prize to the State showing the aigheA
in membership for tae year, vent 70 5e1
The horus were given by Texas some
p5lIIso EICVAlAsuusd Iss1 'ss'I smll
msql puV IIaossnN pug ssodInd 'sV' ~
of the unique trophy.
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CHICKAMAUGA PARK
FoUR REGIMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS
DEPART FOR TAMPA.
All Things Considered. the Hea1t;, of
the New Troops Is Good--A Full
Water supply.

Chickamauga. June -Four rezinsnts
ot the volunteer army LETT the park today
for Tampa. The Third Peansylyania aad
the Sixty-ninth New York marched east
Of the park. the FIRST Illinois getting of.
firs; nd Fifth Maryland following during
the day.
Chief Surgeon Hartsu,t reports the
heath q the camp as very good. although
there are a number Of men. probably 200
in the various hospitals suffering ,rou,
complaints ineiisn. TO change Of climate,
water and diet.
The neS pipe line TO supply water to
the various companies has been near.y
completed and there is now no complaint
as To TIE water supply.
Colonel J. : Co!yeF Of the Fifth lllinos
as ,o4sy appointed provisional com
msndeF OF the hrst brigade division. irst
corgs
Br1gad.er General Fred Grant today as.
sunet charge Of the third army coros.
hrlzadler General Grant CONTEMPLATE. cay
-ying The division through battle maneuyer
Saturday.
The new government bakery at I,ytIe
mas been completed. II consists o, dGxe,
ovens ana three shifts and employs sixty
pe[ssns. The capacity OF these ovens Is
4"'pFv loayes per day and il Will De ops-
rated 70 Us fun capacity.
Captain Rockwell chief Of tho or4ra,c.
department, states there has heer = ss,sv
in shipping equipments due "a the rusb N
troops to TAMPA. Tn cars Of gun car
Flages and other military equipment have
arrived al the park
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THE IhhtsEs.
No Demand VIII He Made on Texa.
to Furnish Troops

WAsaiDgaou, JaEa 2---Adlllaat Ge-ersi
Ccrrda scasY made public an order a2ysr-
tAoo3az tie territory 10 which az 70 be
sAss@. lie volunteer regiments o: he iagaa-
1T ipop1izriy called the inmr4s 7cxi.
s.egss3, to- which thH colonela azre tee4
apSos1ssa- !. yas al fra announced gAAt
five q gae regiments ere 70 be gecrJllel
sFasz aoiofel peTsons. The Ssafes q Gess-
80. SogtA Caroiira and FLORIDA arr 70 re-
e-qse the Thirt regiment. sIih be4ta4ag-
tsr1 az Macon.
kox lie Fourth regiment. Celcas. Pettlt
IT, Sg4ass q I4syi&13, Ylrslala WesI
}ifSlzAA and ths DlStTigt % C1sae11 b = I;
aesssiz gastess 20 Dr. 1e5!gaa e1 hereafter
Tie E.t&a regszae1l. CsgloLsl sarzeats. the
sh<.ss q .aIac&rna All MSS ssi ggi. head
qzzsts-s a. HacxFilie. Tenn
FUT the SeseaIa regiment. Co.5aeI esosd-
~sn. tle States q Missouri Ar6a-szs All
West Isseesss,s. as5 3sggSr efs a. Ass7. t.fA
sor the ggynfh regimen, c0.oses Hgs-
gins, toe SKATE Ok BrnsUrxy. sll o. Teants-
ss@ %, otherwise allotted 20 ,aa Oalo val
lsY. aszsg sartsrs a. Ilos!syIlse.
TIE $szsta reesEeoz. Ccioael Gaia. ~
SL2te o. Lellsl&aa hessiq si4s.ers a; NeS
OzseaEs
FcF The TezstA regiulsot, cs,sspsl Lee ne
sGxsas q firsints ard aorth Css0i;a@.
hssaqasFters a. Rals.zE.
tsssa rtess1firx of;i1er q eiEa 70 So -
Q2zggeTuaa.sg AL coaaglizS&Ty.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
THE WAR.

= Lfmi-sl s4-rsea Las 6esa lcs.re-,s: %
! svaa ~ eouiax q: ttoass a, santiago
se.s-s Dr. ara. ks iss. 2la4e- Il p.H So
; tee &.@.ls o: rezs week before 'ney reash
iees-
Eu-,ss- .ss4as u tss toasarsnen. q
saanas3 ~ TIE American sssDs ua4es
, 5iey.
~ e7y aAisoa uI,apt Frarce no~ has
r.a'-ary a;t4eas ready 20 20 with ihs
Aa,e-.ean srar to Caha-
Teers is toy At Paris where steries Of
Aue'ieAr ssfsst are NeissVss
4 rlirt oali sas. u is ssif. been pgsc-
tes'is axne4 -Goa b. Washington author
tics
Tae astecses o, Manila ha'6or are to be
sfrs- y;ssset against any possible spanish
tc-ce
Iar gerass woTk will be done at san-
'.sa9 ~ torpe3o boats scnt in - ''hgra
or" the enemy aud make him fight
FisFt detaehinsat o; the troops 70 re
useS against Santiago have beea sfnsars-
ell az Tampa Consists o, farce c. en-
Fnsers and men to Do tbs preliminary
wcrs
sthley's friends are net feeling good nrer
TIC fact that sampsna has supsrsstes hin
q, Santiago.
Spectators In Madrid ars Interested n
,hs run on the banks fnr silver
Judge Lock releases The Rsstormel al.
though she acted irreEulasiy. Her tsAl
was condemned ard held
Troops At Tampa ALI not D. moved
untl csryefas nset Is crushed
The Clyde nuer Fanlta slips away from
Cape Haytien. aud tho spanish consul
thinks she mas on board Cu5ans and arms
for the Insurgents.
While Tho nary department gives ont NJ
news it ls evident sast since sampson
has arrived OH Santiago decisive results
are looked Tor
in the apporlonmcat ot tfamuaes Texas
, IS omitted from the list,
\ London dispatch says large qaanti-
. tiles Of ammunition ara crossing the
Fyrcuoes from Fraaee 1870 span.
. Spain has authorized another appeal to
the powers for intervention.
; 4 permanent camp o. 1850 troops is 10
be established at Chickamaura
Il, ia nos said Russia may undertake 10
) mediate for Spain.
: Jackpasi!c Fla. Is TO be made
! poiu, O; rendezvous and Fails Church may
: BE- abandoned Il Il Is found as unhealthy
az complained Of
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MUCH ILL FEELING
Over the Prizes Miguel Jover aud
Catalina.

Over the Prizes Miguel Jover aud
Catalina.
tSYecisl Cable TO The Post and New York
lieiald Copy rignied. 1885, by James Cor
dch Bennott.i
Key West, Fla, June s.-There will be
tao courts OF inquiry into thr charges
made oy Naval Cadst Jones, who is backed
by Admiral Sampson, regarding the prize
ships Miguel Jover and Catalina. the ful.
story OF which was told IN the corrcspoaa-
ence between Secretary Long ana .lttoyn y
General Grisgs.
Having his attention called 10 the ma
ter by the Sunday Herald which reach d
Key Nest last evening Judge Locke OF the
prize court. HOW sitting here, decided 10
nsska An investigation n behalf OF his de-
partment, Admiral Sampson having alreld5
crtfse1 > naval court OF inquiry, as told b.,
The Post and Herald
Judge Lccke issued the order for an in
curry in court, and instructed tha district
attorney 10 summon all NECESSARY Wit
Misses. The inquiry will -eg.n TOMORROW.
Nit. Stripping aaid 10 NE that h. intended
IN no manner 20 retieet on Admiral Samp-
son.
Judge Locke was considerably in,ensei
over the reflections cast upon the United
states district attorney and marshal by tbs
navy department, and prior 10 convsning
court told the lawyers and others that he
proposed 10 SET for his own sake aud TIA
OF the department of justice just who was
a, gruls
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RAILRo ADS.

WILBUR r Boyle purchaser Of the Waco
ari Northwestern. ordered 70 comply with
tho terms G: his bid and pay for the prop
eriy BY Julyi.
Inc Waro aad Northwestern to be man
aged by the Houston and Texas Central
after the terms OF sale have been com
piirc vim aad thu recaver relieved.
Special cafe car service 70 be introduced
by President Greeo on the Texas Midland.
New recruits for New Orleans and CAL
veston coming through Houston
southwestern passenger agents to meet
Ia St Louis on Monday have heard of no
ebstfeic TO anal agreement and complete
REORGANIZATION OF the Southwestern Pas.
sChger bureau.
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STATE.

Mses guarding Galveston harbor we're
teted and found to be in working order.
T~c other victims Of the explosion al
Galveston.
Ano,asr party Of Cuban refugees has
landst AZ Galveston.
Harvesting IS noH IN progress in North
Teas
Hiresege - Rogers, iavolvlng more than
o million acres OF land has beeu decided
at corpaa Christi IN favor Of defendants.
The Terry Rangers have decided on a
A1tor monument for the capitol grounds
q; Austin.
lmrsrisi Council q Mobiles OF the mystic
sfrihe wiu meet In Dallas June a.
Nestaerford WAS visited by heavy
WIND and rain storm. which aid consider
able damage.
Burglars are still active at Beaumont
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GEN. MILES AT TAMPA
HE Is now PRACTICALLY DIRECT
ING THE ARMY MOVEMENTS.
No Troops Have Yet Embarked-Ne n
ON the Florida Expedition Gave
Relief TO Pacihcos.

Tampa. Fla. June with the estab-
iishuen; Of general army headquarters a,
Tampa ard with Major General Niles head
quarters practically directing the move
rlen. Of the army. affairs here. almost
s'asnazt fo- some time. have again taken
on considerable degree OF activity, bu,
10 erbar aatlcn Of troops has as yet taken
place. Preparations. however. are visible
On every hand for an early movement.
Admira! Ceryera is TO be disposed Of and
then the army. which has SO long waited
for orders. will move.
When the steamer Florida reached Point
Baines. On The north coast OF Cuba. where
the supplies of arms. ammunition and med
.eines were landed, II vas net by crowd
OF perhaps sc9 psclfeas. many Of them
en1aeiated TO t9e last extremity by long
priya,!ous. Nearly half Of these untortun-
e.es were women and children. Many OF
the children were absolutely naked and
cried for icot. AS far IS possible the
cruise q; the Florida and her consort. the
oscep.a. supplied the paciflcos' wants. even
giving away their underclothlng.
Generai Miles and his staff made tour
OF inspection % the camps today, General
Miles reviewing brigade drill OF the
Thirty second Michigan and First Florida
regiments.
Colonel Leonard Woods volunteer resi-
meat ct cavalry better known as Rose
vslts Rough Riders. $50 men ell told, ar
rived il Tampa tonight and biy0uacked in
the ci.y. The regiment viii 90 into camp
west q the Tampa Bay hotel, near where
the Third snd sixth regiments are located.
Bcth Colourl Wood and Colonel Roosevelt
accompanied the regiment. tho former COM
Ing on tte frs. section aud the latter on
the second section. : little over 500 of
the men ara fully armed and equipped. and
ready for service. This regiment has been
officially designated as the First United
States volunteer cavalry.
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MILITARY GOVERNORS
For Each Province fa Caha After
Enafzx Of the War.

Nsv Ecrk, I9=e "a tiagatca 70 The
Testi .rvss w4sagaxrea says.
TAe state s-gaftzsez. AID ne attorney
Te=eral, sY s4rvctaeu o. tee presltsai. afe
eorstaE sas3 IN the peegArAi.oa az 3 gey-
sTza-s-. .or Cv11 as-eg lae Sg4alar.s s-e
sstyea tFpaa ;Ae alaa4
IL sAts couneetsoa careful sus4y has
seez usace g TIE sogeFlEzea; Gr,a, Brl,2lz
gave EgER. ics TIE g-r2sse Of Ases7l4lGlng
@tlesAer ans fs4f. % 10 wHl ADE.y tsl.-
gesafEiF q permanently 20 Gaia 4.l- :
yieN ATays 70 the ultimate aoss.44. free
acEl G. he .si2E1- lie sreat1ea. s1ls -G.
p2llegs Cuba. sst1ggt sAS.a aEre, cL1 i'm
EnetlAteiy after p%Gce Is declared crs2z.z=
All s1l tzfo sSe~t Z stable 20 -4E.eai.
AID The pges.4ect t@-sas q n4s al.g 80 esp
l2rse p4syls.
Is Il anGeFsiso3 70 b. ;se iEi@a;}oa @:
lie presteect 70 giaee d military gQseT1sr
10 e@ra yroViaee eh9 W.h be sEtog lslc
10 a gDyeraor gANegal * sas isAaa3 Il s
possible thA1 lbs g-ss -vst may Ask a.
from eerErSss z establishing .5rM 81
goTe-nasfGs "a Eusa, b1t ,s4t h@.2@ D..
matter q eeta.i ass re- Sse1 3sclta3 pa
"a soca As re lst=rsrs IS ua4a 20 sEtzs.
l.ah a EoYerlr.s5t h Cuba a cccIs .! sas.-
zE~Ys wi.l he psse % 4g-A 70 alEs.fl..s "a.
Tpacs. gelsFrz2h liles :eisgsazsa 70 sssyeT
~ Sa&sF Egfks tg- -.tsss ~ y.s@e q c--ss
hose Na4ca now er4s. AL 90 l-s.E-te
cc1lp5sss modern sgsgeg1 y leEtfsg- 10
AAyxzs ats eGAeF lafse sl.sss-
Sfe-g fhioE possible 20 st ceA ~ re-
cover ,ro-a - tsrsstAsssa -e.5sf.1a xri BE-
eaans pr2.4zf1g 11.soa Tl. - done by
ik.R gDYerGS2ezE le1 sNFfY ti2cT "a nov
sSl-E ssats ~ tsue a er-fc4e-e plan for
iAsas assfzrl1es really 20 - ,zs ,a;S effect
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A SPANIARD EXCITED
CONSUL Ar CAPE HAYTIEx ExER-
CIsED Oven THE FANITA.
ne Thinks she Has On hoard Not
OnIy Cubsns hut Arns-sniIed
Rather SuddenIy.
tcoprrtsA.sa. laas. y A.saeIalea Prea.l

(Copyr1ented< H2*s ~ Ass1ciateo ffc1Aj
Cape Hzysicn. June 2. Sis a m---Ths
Clyco line steamer Fanirs, Captain watsrs
which arrived here yesterday. half smpSy
bringing from View YORK prpvsioa. for tn.
navy, which abe landed at sztihe~t0ra
Grea, Iragre. Eatamls, silpged away s5cu'
10 O'clock last night with between ssvea
ard fifteen Dozninlezns s61sd 10 hsr cre~
She was to touch e. Monts cfisto. D5r11-
kan republic, or at the keys Just ca;Ei4e
to fill up The empty portion o, her kosi-
she las On boaSe Chris Roeeris q Crest
Inzsse, the most famous Dises o. the Weh.
In..ses-
The car.sia Of he Yznita. when that yes
sci vas here. said The portion o. Der cargo
whleh was not iap9ed consisted o. coal, sa;
thsre "a good reason 20 B4rsssg tss9. u -
c..sshirg citfeTeut from ccai-
Pro. tia. the Fzngia "a ur1Er sHsiC1s
feepseion was affov6es. this ns0rEiEs ~ fh4
excited corazct o, TIE S21asa1 eo1sDl hers
HH dencgrecs the taking 20 boaF1 the
Steamer ot Spanish speaking rSsStab@Gis
ard the sa4de1 sAiIing Of The vessel VIII
cl.s notice and sfg1o-t the ysrrs-&sto1 q
the Dozllstraa cc1sgl- The SDAalsa cpEsa.
cizsses this as great outrage and ar oct OK
pray and formal 2-csess has tssc "a
tered wish the EeTttsI authorities
The Sgan!za c91zUs t@lagrap1ed 70 BIS
disio-zatic chief a. Saato pc1iaso tla-s
morning aSsCs tbs Fzri.a-
There are i4zgs number cf CGtaas u
D<-sinscz who eAgeriy desire % retgrz %
Cgha ara take part 10 the var. 4a4 tss
correspondent ksFe Of ;ee Associated lssssa
IS srferrre4 iA2g Ia stguleglE O, iaas pl4eg
bs!leTe IL nay b. par a - maszias q
TIE FsnltA 10 afford thess Cu54ns tfans-
povtAtso1 ard q. The sztae tine feT<a
them Sith arms AT sDsngait!ca.
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COMMODORE sehiey flies that OF a com-
mander- According to the friends OF Com
modose schley. this is rather rough on ,ha,
olneer for the reason that Rear Admiral
sampson IS acting under what is termed IN
The navy "a gunboat commission" Com
modore sehley Is. on the naval reserve reg.
isier, Acting Rear Admiral sampson
senier by two numbers.
After having bottled up Admiral Ger.
vera fleet in Santiago de Cuba, his friend,
Insist that he should have been ALLOW al
Tree swing to accomplish the enemys de.
strucsion.
Neither the president nor Secretary Lon.
mas any lnisniion Of cr.tlclzing the WORK
or ability OF Acting Admiral samnson !
senior. bur 10 assigning thar officer 10 the
nosi important command In the nressr,
war thsy were aeiuated BY a desire % nlses
.he nEh, iran in the right place. They
peiieSe they have made no mistake in Ia
letting Rear Admiral Sampson. He Il eso,
ana level headed. viii implicitly obey in.
sTucuons and will fight to the bitter end.
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Ar CAMP MOBILE.
movement OF Iroups Exrerted ,
Commence at Once

movement OF Iroops Expected to
Commence at Once.
Mobile. Ala, June Orders and eoun.
ter-orrlers flew fast al General Copplpeer
headquarters today. The movemea: O,
troops will IN all probability bsgin tomor-
row. Gens9al Coqpiager has already gone.
He lei this afternoon FOR Tampa. His de-
pAr'u7e vas so quiet that ii vas no, known
until evening. He ain return in Ce f.
gays as ne 'ovn-2;!on Of his corps must
be perfected here under his personal direc-
ton. Gsiseral J. c. Bs,es is in command OF
the troops here during General Coppinse-' &
absence.
Il Is probable that all the cavalry hsre
but cEe battalion wsl go 10 Tampa. 1hs
Thru leaves on the Breakwa1e- tomorrow
and Twentieth on the Saltwater IN a gen
eTal way IL can be said thai all tbs Is 2 lar
forces Will he moved in the next two or
three days. and all that o1n 20. 20 or
transports. namely, Two troops os iz!antry
and one regiment ard ! battalion Of cav
airy, will 30 by Sunday
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PRoToCo. WITH CANADA.
tndcrrtood that the Boring sea
Question VIII he settled.

Washington, June 2.-Thc Canadian ne
gotsat!ons recently concluded here led u
the signing Of protocol which formally
agrees TO the exact subjects 20 be submitted
By an international commission. While the
protocol makes no preliminary agreemen,
on the several questions. vet it is tie gen.
eral understanding among officials that
he Bering sea question Will be adjusted
and finally settled By the eomDiege termi-
nation Of peisgie sealing. This has been
source Of controversy Tor many years
the United States seeking 10 nut an end
TO pel2gtc scaling. and Canada. through the
imperial COVE gnment. eontesinE against
the termination OF an industry very prof
liable 20 many Of her citizens
II Is undeFstood also thai the protocol
recites there shall be three representatives
from each government on the commission.
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TIRE TEXAS TROOPS.

Nevs 0, General Watts promotion vas
rtrrfvse vlta enthusiasm ty the troops
az Notle
Texans a. Mobile are prevented from go
,uE 70 TIRE sceEs 0; a7tioa - lack OF
proper equipmsets, ~hlca alsAeaTtsrs tasrn
Eoue~hEt.
Houstcr cavslryme1 have hsea promoted
~ CDvetnor Cuioccson-
ssvso cario2As q hc-sss have arrived at
Camp Nsbvy-
Asaia iatima;ed tia; tha First cavalry
and Taire Infantry are 10 Be sent = the
frontier.
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FOREIGN OFFICERS.
Every Nation Except France Repre-
scented In the Army.

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington, June . EVERY nation Of
consequence except France now has It's
military attaches at Tampa or Key West
ready to 20 with the army OF invasion.
secretary Alger has granted permission 10
the attaches OF Groat Britain. Germany,
Austria, Russia, Sweden. Norway aad
Japan TO travel with the army and observe
It's operations. In this way all the nations
OF Europe are getting and viii continue
TO get all the details abou, the trouble this
country Us experiencing in Intting It's army
In the field,
In tho navy It Is different. Secretary
Long has refused all requests from foreign
| governments for their attaches to be al
lowed on the warships and as a result the
luropean concert does not know as much
about our vessels ns the navy department
| itself.
| u Is very probable tha, Secretary Alger
VIII IN future be equally careful IN extend
| ing eourteslos 10 the attaches OF nations.
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Camp Aiger May ne Moved.

" " - HT'1F7N77 = % U DC IVHr-f
Washington, June THE location n,
camp Aiser may be changed. I, is now
near Falls Church. Va. but 80 many COM
plants OF It's uasanitsry condition. the lack
OF water and other Inconvenience have
reached the department that today the seq
rtt2ry OF war appointed board OF officers
10 make q formal Inspection Of the camp
ana report Officially. II they recommend
That the site be changed. the 1900 yoiun-
,eers now there will be cent further IN The
river.
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FRIENDS OF sCHLEY
ARE NOT SATISFIED THAT SAMr-
son RANKS HIN.
Authorities Picked Out the Acting
Rear Admiral TO Command AFTER
Mature Dciibcration.

especial Dispatch 10 The Pest ana New YORK
nerald Copyright. ;Ss. by James Gordon
Washington. June s.--Friends Of Commo-
dore W. s. sehiey are indignant today at
the apparent dlsparsgement by the navy
dcnsr'men, OF that officers ability and
irastwortblness sn supercedIns him in chief
command Of the American foress off SAN
siago de Cuba Rear Admiral sampson. as
told exclusively in The Posi- and Herald
this morning has arrived on that harbor.
and while he fies rsAr admirsis dag.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
CANNIBAL OUTRAGES.
Women Carried on and tine
Eaten in New Guinea. HI

San Francisco, June 2.-Mail a.
from Australia contain brief accom-
the cannioal outrage in New Gulnea'
number OF native prisoners held at y
bare escaped and fled TO the bush Y
in the neighborhooi.
The fugitives gathered strong force
returned 10 Mombare. They attack
peac@ful village below the police y
whose people they suspected OF ueatl
and carried off all the women. They
tured and killed eighteen men, ten
" HON they ate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
TEXAS poLrslcs.

Saturdays primaries Will eut consider
able aEure Ia the suStrua,oriSl race.
frvsuoH,lfatlors OF the probable result
Mann TREE has Withdrawn from the race
for attorney rcneral
Republicans ara going 10 have row
OYER the rha!rmarship. Web Flanagan Is
tipped as the nsn likely to be pa, up
aFrinst Gresn.
CoioHel wynre bsa, Major sayers In
ksufman county BY smail majority.
lhs otGelsi count Of tho primaries IN
Tauoia county SHOVE a majority o, over
seo Ter wynue over Savers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
COMMERCIAL.

Houston, Galveston and New York re-
euced $40, cotton i-isc.
Liverpool cotton futures i-eiEus-sid
OF: Now York and New Orleans unchanged
TO point on
Seeks we're stronger. but the changes
were irregular.
July wheat N6isc higher; corn S,e VI
pork aud ribs * lover.