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IiN Al. DOTS.

Peter l.. rooprr, Jr., va. n I'"''r
Friday,
Levi G. Bird Ina, returned home ,r"n
Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles :. Horn ! TIA" guest "i
friends al Elkton.
John Cilling. .Ir.. ii Newark. wa IN
lhls city Friday.
Mrs. Charles White j. visiting Nj. !.
j. I'e-reim. at lk'.uHr
Willard >auI-uHry, lr., went t" WASH
ingt"n Yesterday.
Miss Nellie Convert ! the guest 4
friends in Chri-t!ana.
Mt. hjlgorv na- r.cn visiting friends
at oxford. Pa.
.. W. Iadd spent Friday with friends
in West Chester.
Nlr-. ,crorgr Wood Ia~ been visiting
friends at West Chester.
Mr. ! f. Pamatnry l. visiting her
sister at Bristol. Pa.
William Moore. II II"ck"--iu, Wa- il.
th- city Yesterday.
larl"- Il. Evans MA VISITOR III
Philadelphia pn Friday,
Daniel vuiI. and family "f IIock"->in.
will shortly rrm"yr t. this city.
Mr.. lda I'b+r oi this city j. visiting
her mother at Rock Run,
John lul-l oi rh-ni>vlic, viii re-
sd" in TINS city IN the tuture.
Mis- fh,-'. k"-DnDauru j. the guest
II Miss l.ftlr lllpuan. "i Philadelphia.
Nr- ~alHp Peterson. Of Philadelphia.
is thr guest II friends in iii, city.
Ms Anna smith. ii l'nionNiile, Pa.
has ts".u '.-itiug friends i'll tlIi. city.
Mis-. Na.jiia Ferris j. visiting Mis-
tIizabrth >harpe-> at West hruN".
Nr.. frank 'hau'rl-. ui parkrrlj ILL"
Ha- b>ru ''s" gu".t of friends IN ttl-
city.
Eepn"-enH-yr I.Daud"r :. IIopk in-.
"l kcn; "n.at,. Ca H Wilmington '"--
'"n.ay.
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.','",. Vi Npr ,n. at IT," Democratic
L'r-n Dna-.."Tmug.
puul. ru-cuaiuu"nt will h. given
. '.a" Wl.hHng' u lodge, No. l. On
',,. .i
f..~" " paint, j. a, work deco
'alu2 H." ro"m- ocr pa"d by I'll" state
D1mnmrnt "l E'"rtjr.
H.-, i.iIah"th Hal a. returned To-
u.' E"ln" III Smyrna =. - IN extended
'.-l' in our city.
! panty Il rai'wud "..:o went t.
iuH ,"pn.l' il" ,pccial n"iI ro-tr. Ia,
:. aI'"hd tie iInrra! "i Jacob Tome.
pu March ooh, tn" ~,.t" f th"
tpp'uitJ Wars sill As'11 il Huu3a. .,>.
-.r.. in ihir city.
Charles NJ. lIamby. vino w,.il Car-
On'nIa 4 short Tim" ~" j. vi. hi way
u"n". Mr. IIa'uby reports a. the
East j. ia' u"'r'r piac" i" i.' rhan
IaiIl"rn.a
The sun., 1898-03-20
WOMEN AND FASHION,
Popular Trimmings OF Braiding and Fur
French Opera Cloak Wrinkle For
Brides A Nattv Invention.

Popular trimmings at the preee en-,
time are bra!ding ami fur. One or the
other Is seen on almost every dress and
frequently both are employed Oh one
gown. Numbered with late Partisan
The sun., 1898-03-20

colflN'G SO a> not crush those be.
ncath them. The lii rug is pales, hello,
trope irocadr, or, !. preferred, white
hatln. Clever women need hardly be
to" that this mcdel ma, be reproduced
IN materials nurh l,,s expensive than
the ones dv.cliD,d
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How 1t Was.

"othamme-Does her constant sing.
ing in the fiat eunoy yon:
harlemme-Not 50 much rs the con
s'aht nat In her singing. New York
Sunday Journal
The sun., 1898-03-20
THE NEW WOMAN.
At Any Rate. she Does Not Resort to
fAlsehOod.


fAlsehOOd.
characteristics If the oll woman j.
her >readfa-t efforts TO inject her own
l".T0w preludiCe- into other peoples
ives and opinions. have lately been
sn.iderably impressed with two Of the
cid woman attempts in this direction.
shortly after the death Of Miss Willard
specimen old woman wrote a sketch
pf her III New York paper. 1t was
mostly il glowing eulogy Of her, as in-
deed it should have been. for Frances
Willard was one Of the noblest women
of her century. But after mentioning
the chief events Of the temperance lead
er's life aud her salient characteristics
the typical old woman who wrote the
sketch remarked. "With il all, Miss
Willard was thoroughly domestic in her
taste, aud not the least Of new won.
an. Now. if Frances Willard was not
a new woman in every real sense of the
word | should like to know who was.
Her attention had not been called to
woman suffrage strongly when she first
began temp, rance work. Very quickly,
however, she recognized that to do any
work which involves influencing the
people widely women must have the
ballot. she saw this and said so bravelv
at the first opportunity. and from that
day to her death woman suffrage had no
more eloqucn. or earnest advocate than
Il
'ion in stssion at Washington held
meuoi i@i service in her honor. Frances
Willard sought 20 years ago to have
women admitted as delegates t. the
MetACGlst general CcrtereLce, ard L.r.
self was sent as "a delegate and turned
away by tie high nosed old bigut, III
the Methodist conference Of that dav.
Frances Willard also learned to ride q
bicycle after she was 30 years old. ana
wh"tllng had 10 more enthusiastic DE.
vOtec than she. Now, once mu:t. If TINS
was not being il new woman | shnlld
M"dtsty llE" t. ak what j.. \ I!tt,,
while ago | read !. sketch written
sOl-" I'D Vnmrn 2i ic.t !. friend Of nv
'N''' - i'' .'Aii- 4'iN !hiti' -'IlI'
II tine h!cnD!Kr with her husband I Ii"
young lady has been u>>pciat.d ii with the
prCGrrs>lv" thinner, f the time ever
sin" She was grown and is herself
Willie Cne e the ctn,!o~t and IuyahI.,i
{. WCmcn, " IAt.,u.A radical in Acr
idea. @A, j, c"AtuIy bicycle Wcmau
and I...-> u man , or CIAmunj tramp
Whc'i in a divided skirt. Ytt the ,.a
woman who wrote the >Eotcn Of her
swcctly i%tyrue the lul lie that sh", t.o,
Is cLt.r,., Womanlv, icing IN 70
sens" "a :cw woman. once aga.n !
should be glad if these Old women who
write such stuff would kindly lutg!m
us what new oman j. in their Ju.s-
ment. They at length weary me-
The sun., 1898-03-20

.ri~ every man'> privilege, charged
s.. IN offence, to niut". deny "I "
II Il. a. he pea-e-.
The sun., 1898-03-20

sit 5i,,rll.,.5 rfrrr.ghaa, the 't,y uf Vii
,ington and tbe state "f Ie'aWaT' oE duih"f'",'
>9en,s -u'rrEI iluif, -hNi"! - r''i' !" '''e lN'
tcacion Office ny mail OF te"lh"n"
Sunday. Narrh ~. l>9>.
Coop morning.
Trio dat, the o tIi-!In~ -celn- !" D.
anybcdy's.
Cnlc,Go la. the big mr. t1-ilt~-- down
~. i too fine.
1niEti. grea, feed tor -l.,ial dr.iv-
vrAa service in Alaska.
.ri- every man'~ privilege, charged
81. IN offence, to rtut". deny 81 Z"
>l'.n a. he plea-e-.
>'rrllc Court apparently gong
a!.t i.-,a. y Governor L"cdy Lad n"t
fired r.rD'd At it.
Irw u,. dp. take Weyi"I'> words
too nG to Hratt. Eemcmt,r. "" haE"
our OWL ii " i">on.
ii,~ Tom Wa.-or fccted that in "a"
Of war wiz. paln. G.,rgia will t" in the
nidd e ui II tou | - uDa?
TnE ractie r,i.r ade re .inding that
the gam" II ircczin4 each thrr ont i>"n"
that cannt b played in hurry.
TnF pirates oi tne SPANISH main will
taxi ncrjrp thar an Eagil-h gaIicon i
now rr,~>im. IA" p.n;t.. viii s&iJrpn
in gold.
Il : very c.," i,r Il thilarfdu VIII"
la> oad" ri> PIE in 'hj- cpHnry 80 get
hin ~,'f transported lack - hlu under
tie ''car' "n.
>r'i> takes IL strong out Htma, stand
when ,:o -tr- -'r viii Ial n"in Imnity
frtlc iia.nr IIu~ rau -hn III l. :
Hnau .u} - ..t,rt. ~l.Naoa
loa. +, ,,.a,ra.,a. ., ~.-u.> t takes
on.ya a.I"u ur.u to- .'nf ao M-urc-
rinD Wu#. .,.' = .>.lan,,, NJ
@, migl' .a" .. ratAg ,.'.ta.a
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necessary TO- .a' itat I..ga,ll .r'.y
and pann.Ag - .'rGrr NaAai .ng :.
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nat III ua'lug an interest ID ',., ,r....
winch I>.duI- j. he. .u.',d >t.r.
A nIuNur> Il u"gpp l..u,-..r- a,..
pnijad".ph.a. accompanied nN h.t.
P"nr,,", Called ou President Nckiui~s
Thursday t,uIge him rp Iraye IL, r.a.
uh'uunca :" hring IT, a,tir" IT," rH.r.
The sun., 1898-03-20
SOME NOVEL FAVORS.
INTERESTING INFORMATION FOR THE
AMBITIOUS HOSTESS.
Popular Yasors For Cotilions, Germans
and Other dances In Great Variety->~-
erecy IN Important Element The Ques-
tiOn Of Cost -FavOrs For Men.

tCopyrigh,, 1905, by the Author.l
The sun., 1898-03-20

lniLEi i. great field tnr >l-rl"0 dr.lf'
vraa service in Alaska.
The sun., 1898-03-20

Cnic,Go la. the biI rire tn-in"-- 3"Nj
II. ,-t too fine.
The sun., 1898-03-20

sTIE.. >TAFFs hND WANp-.
many attractive favors. At the tops OF
other sticks are large paper flowers fas.
tened On with CUii,d wire in order that
they may be trelnulons and thus more
natural in effect while carried in the
dance. Among the folly sticks are also
short ones covered with gilt or silver
paper and decked with b. lis and ribbons.
tavors that may re prepared by any
one with little expense consist Of whips,
reins butterfly nets. horns or trumpets.
ambourints, tiny hatchets and flags,
dainty aprons, diminutive bicycles and
spinning v neels and other small toys.
These are purchased and then decorated
according t. personal ideas, possibly
financial resources, with ribbon, Grape
paper, bells, silver or gilt paper or
tinsel The more marked the ndividu.
ality in arrangt intnt the more success
full the favor. Another favor pretty in
''auce because Cf its motion is pin
~r'el. An attractive one made Of pale
sc , glazed paper Lordered with gilt
Has fastened to a pale brown tick dec
nlu.e' with a small, loose clust,ruf vio-
lost d on with narrow green ribbons
vim 'atiug ends. Other favors were
~. ade cape paper and consisted of
t,A.s bags for boubons, tiny bon.
o. e, = lffs, caps, rosettes with stream.
NJ, e.;
At ,panese shop are favors both
& aAfric a .aceful. Among the for.
r. {, ,ern masks" Of some smooth
r"l 81 CO. substance. The features
a.. ute us, but at the same time
ayn H. a eeyes, shining and yel-
lor ka>r OH eerie sort Of look
tba. .rEH eof their recommenda.
tioL. II two sizes-the larger
sbou' sc; in circumference. the
small, !Ci These favors are
only yft:I .pauese fans in = mulu.
tude Of de-. and colorings are always
! popular tur. ors. and so are the large
The sun., 1898-03-20

>'neuc Court sappannl!N gong
al, j.-ta. y Governor Lrcdy Lad n"1
fired : = m'd 1t it.
The sun., 1898-03-20

4 n4n.'H"N II n"gIr minister. 30, ..
pnIjad".ph.a. arrmupanDed Il, n.a.r
P"nrD.c, Called ou President Nck,ni..
Thursday ''ntg~ him ro l"aye II, t.3..
un'urno. :" nrin2 +" .a-tlr" tl" uaa.
The sun., 1898-03-20

Why the hullahaloo about the lively
and thoroughly nice girls that take part
for charitable purposes in negro min,
strel performances, blacEening their
faces and wearing short >kirts furnish
ing great entertainment to their audi
ences with their songs and Jokes: Are
negro minstrel rtcrm"nces forbidden
anywhere in the Bible:
The sun., 1898-03-20

TnF pirates OF the >p-n'-N main Will
taxi nrrjrp rim an Eagl-h gaIIcon i
now rr,~>n. 'HD P.,.:tl. viii .&rr,Dr
in gold.
The sun., 1898-03-20

>r'i> tak"- a strong aui uutNa, -tand
when .:.o -tr- -'r will ral n"in lmnity
fr tie TaIr How can -hn N h !
The sun., 1898-03-20

TnE pacfie r,ir ads rc inding that
the gan,. II i,,rzine each thcr ont i on"
that cannot n. rl1yet in hurry.
The sun., 1898-03-20

loa> .' ',.ajr.0..a i -."r.~ ., takes
on.Ha g.. ~.l .nl to- >'tn Ja M-lU"n-
tlnu Nu". IL .r.' = .>.I.n..- NJ.
Z ~ mign ia" .. ''ra2.G ,a'"ta.a
hos. f.. ',,>. ,j..rL.
The sun., 1898-03-20

ii,> Tom VA. -or ficcted that in ca"
Of war wiz paIn. I.,rg!a will t" il the
n,idd rut II tua :, uDa?
The sun., 1898-03-20

II very cut" in- i Chilaman VIII"
la> made ti- PIE in 'hj. conmry 80 get
himself transported tack 70 hlu under
tie trcarl ."N.
The sun., 1898-03-20

Irw up do take WeyI"I'> words
too mg t" .r;.rt Eemcmt,r V" ha'"
our OWL Ii " d">on.
The sun., 1898-03-20

ing great entertainment to their audi.
enccs with their songs and jokes: Are
negro minstrel rftrnances forbidden
anywhere in the Bible:
Miss Grace Barton Allen. the gifted
young water color artist and designer,
has lately published a little book on
Water Color Painting" 1t is designed
as "a textbook for beginners in the beau.
tiful art Of water color painting. Miss
Allen has herself shown the possibilities
that lie in this field Of art. The chap.
ters Of the book among other things
treat Of monochrome, Of fruit, flower
and Landscape painting. Color washes
are described, and richly tinted tx.
amples Of the washes are shown. Miss
Allen is "a teacher in the Dunlap School
Of Applied Design For Women in New
York city.
Miss s. NJ. Burcbe and Mis-" "Mamie"
oh, Mamie-Iossett, a year ago ap.
pointed deputy United States marshals
in Oklahoma, are still doing active field
work in execution Of their official du.
ties. One Of their trips this winter has
been into the Indian Territory to serve
subpGnas On witnesses wanted in "a
murder case. Besides being we'll armed
with pistols Miss Burche took her shot.
gun along and killed quail and other
game on the road.
One Of the large purchases Of beeyes
for feeding purposes in Texas was made
some time since by Mrs. Anna Martin.
The cattle numbered 5000. and Mrs.
Martin paid $3.50, 600 for them. She ex.
pected to clear $780, 600 on them when
she made them fat aud put them on the
market. ELIZA ARCHARD CoNNEk
The sun., 1898-03-20

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
Notice Of Mortgage Sale,

Whereas. default exists in the conditions Of a
certain mortgage dated and executed September
Delaware county: Iowa. morteagor, to J. A.
Cooley. of Mlnnehaha county, South Dakota,
mortgage. on the southwest quarter (ewl) Of
section nineteen (l9)' In township one hundred
9th z, Min Lake county, South Dakota, said
mortgage having been given a. security Tor the
cate herewith. one for one hundred dollars, due
on demand. and one for thirteen hundred eighty
dollars, Que Der ~, 1897, all with interes.
at eight per cent per annum from date, interest
payable annual y: said mortgage having been
filed for record in the office Of the register Of
deeds OF Lake county. south Dakota, October 70,
1872, at $40 O'Clock y. m. and recorded In book II
OF MORTGAGES, on page 3ts; said mortgage having
been duly assigned by written assignment Nov
EN- Der -, 1892, TO W. E. Lawrence, said aee IGN.
men. having been filed fo, record in the ONCE Of
Dakota, January 4, 1894 at O'Clock p. m, and
recorded In book IL, on page S1: and said
mortgage having been again assigned by written
assignment, duly made and executed on the 23d
OF April, ISIS, by W. f. Lawrence to n. f. Law
renee, which said assignment was hlcd for record
IN the office OF the register OF deeds Of Lake
county, south Dakota, April III, 1898, at 2:N
O'Clock p. m. and recorded in book IS of mort
cages on page 22l: and, whereas. the defanlt con-
sists in this. tina. said mortgage is past due and
unpaid, except the sum or one hundred dollars.
the amount of the first note secured thereby, aud
the interest accrued on said note Of Al $50 Is past
due and unpaid. and the mortgaCor has failed 10
Wy nv ~ WI Shiu ~ u uSI IL LpN
claimed 10 he due on the said note and mortgage
the sum ottwo thousand ninety. four dollars and
:ortv cents GS2,ooi.im. principal and interest, and
the further sum of SIS is taxes paid by said last
assignee, with interest thereon, and the further
sum Of twenty-five dollars (S25.oo) attorney fee
stipulated in said mortgage in case OF foreclos
IRE: and, whereas, there has been no proceed.
ings AT law or otherwise for the collection Of
said debt. or Al y part thereof. Now, therefore,
the sheriff OF said Lake county. South Dakota,
VIII Sc! the SAID above described premises al the
irNit GDDr OF the CoQrt house IN me
city of Madison, in said Lake county, on the nh
day otJune, A. u. ISIS, ri , O'Clock p. m, to pay
the SAID dent, taxes attorney fee and costs of
sale.
Dated a. Madison, :. D., this 26th day of April,
\. ID. l>@~.
N.F. LAWRENCE.
Assignee OF Mortgage
j. n. WILLIAMSON.
Attorney for Assignee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
AN HONORABLE PEACE.
Majority of Spaniards Eager {" End Il
Conf ct.

Majority of Spaniards Eager {" End tn.
Conf ct.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Madrid cor.
respondent Of The Times says:
The dominant note Of public opinion
here is a desire to find some way TO
honorable peace, as Spain has nothing
to gain by an indefinite prolongation
Of hostilities. All idea that France
will intervene, however, is now aban.
doned and hopes are fixed upon the
possibility that Duke Almodovar de
Rio, the new minister of foreign af.
fairs, will find some fitting occasion on
which to take the initiative.
The political outlook is brighter, and
the ministerialists believe that o cab
met crisis can be averted. Captain
Auleon, minister Of marine, declared
in thu cortes that when an opportunity
presented itself the cabinet would not
fail to do its best to bring about an
honorable peace.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
j. n. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney for Assignee

Whereas. default exists in the conditions "a
certain mortgage, dated November %. ISIS. and
executed November -, l>>>, by Angus, Schutz.
a silg man. of Lake county, :. d.. mortrasor.
20 samuel II. Graves, MORTGAGE. on the south
east quarter of section thIrtv-four t34) township
one hundred six 100, north Of range hfty or ~
west o! the fifth y. VI III Lake county, :. d,
said mortgage having been given "a securitg for
the paymeUt Of 4 certain note of even date the-.-
with. for 5000, with interest thereon at . 2ar
cent per auunm until due, snd N l. per ceIt per
auulm after matlrity, the said note being cue
for record IL The office OF the register of deed OF
Lake county, ID. T., Nov South DaEoia)
November -, ls>s. NJ l:2p o'clock .. IN, and re
corded IA book "N on lages TBS, t}9 ard -; the
-alG mortgage having been duly assigned by -aId
mortgage, In wrliin-, 10 y. r. Lawrence. Sep
eXccGtec. WA- flied for record In the Office of
the register OF deeds OF Lake county. south
Dakota, October ;. l>Ht, q: . O'Clock T.. IN, and
recorded u book II Of mortgages, Oh PAGE -:
and, whereas. there IL now claimed 10 BE- GIe on
said note and mortgage S',105, II, prircipai and
Interest, and the further sum OF SlsbN3, taxes
paid BY said assignee, WITH interest thereon, and
the fGrtEcr sum Of S,0un. attorney fee stipulated
IN -alG mortgage In case OF foreclosure: and,
whereas, there have been no proceedings at law
or otherwise for the collection OF said debt. or
ary part thereof Now. therefore, the sheriff OF
said Lake county, :. D.. viii sell the sad above
described premises at The front door OF the cour,
house, in the city o! Madison. said Lake county,
on the III day OF June, A. u. lsAN, AT ; .. m, TO
pay said debt, taxe.. attorney fee, and costs OF
sale.
Dated at Madison, $. D.. this 2jth day Il April,
i..~.
NE LAWRENCE.
Assignee OF Norrgacca.
j. II. WILLIAMSON,
AttOrley FOR Assignee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-30
HARVARD AT KINGSTON.
Auxiliary Cruiser Arrives Pres umably
With Important Dispatches From
SChley.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 3o.-The
United States auxiliary cruiser Ear.
ward, formerly the American line
steamer New York. has arrived here.
after having left the American fleet at
noon Friday.
Twelve American warships are now
outside the harbor of Santiago de Cuba
and Admiral Cervera and the Spanish
fleet are almost certainly inside. But
nothing certain is known as TO the
communication which Commodore
Schley has had with the shore, or as to
the number OF Spanish fighting vessels
which are bottled up in the harbor of
Santiago de Cuba.
Il Is to be presumed that the Harvard
has important dispatches for the naval
authorities at Washington.
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Harvard at Kingston, Also Pre-
sumably With Important
Communications.
All Quiet With the B~lOckadins
Fleet 80 Twelve Ships
Outside,
But 1t Is Not Definitely Known
How Many Are Inside
Santiago.

NEW YORK, May 30.-A special
c%ablegram to The New York Evening
Telegram, dated Kingston, Jamaica.
says:
BY arrangement with the Associated
Press, the latter's dispatch boat Dandy
took on board a messenger with dis.
patches cabled to Consul Dent here for
transmission to the American feet.
The Dandy left Port Maria, on the
north coast of Jamaica. last night.
The messenger on the Dandy is an OH.
GER Of the navy department, and it is
understood he has dispatches of the
greatest importance for Commodore
Schley.
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1t. iaul mon stock Yards.

-orrH II. PAUL, May -.
HOGS Marnet lrM and active.
Ran ii pri -, 33.751t2J
CAIlLL-Narhet steady; good de-
man for tat cattle ana heIfors.
sales ranged at sIO0Gi.81 Tor stockcr5;
S2.oj03D for COWS; s36)139) for heif.
ers; So Li.O for steers.
SHEEP-Markct steady.
Muttons, s3.DO4flO; lambs, 50 -
Receipts: Hog, ~, cattle, lOJ; calves,
80: sheep, ..
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FORTY.FIVE THOUSAND.
The Chickarnauga Army Daily Increas.
iny in Nupnhur-

The C~hickanauGa Army Daily Increas.
ing in Number.
CHICKAMAUGA PARK, May 2S.-In.
GLIDING the days arrivals there are
now $4,000 men encamped at the park.
The various commands are beginning
military life IN earnest. All the regl.
ment that are permanently encamped
were given regimental drill during the
day, and this will te con tinued from
day to day. General Breckenridge
continues his inspection of the First
corps and expresses himself as well
pleased with the esprit OF this corps
and the troops in general.
Sixty carloads of rations arrived dur.
ing the day from Chicago and North.
ern cities.
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Baltimore Stories Evidently Grouu

Baltimore Stories Evidently Groundless.
LONDON. May 2S.-The stories circu.
lated at Madrid and elsewhere regard.
ing the Baltimore, are evidently
groundIess. The dispatch received a,
the Spanish capital from Manila APP.
parently referred to the alleged disable.
ment Of the Baltimore during the bat.
tie of Manila, when a Spanish she'll
struck her and exploded some ammuni.
ton, slightly injuring eight men on
board.