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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-05-31
FORTY-TWO THOUSAND.

The Chick amauga Army Daily Increaa
ing in Number.
Cu1CKAMAUGA PARK, May 27.-In
GLIDING tho days arrivals there arc
now $4,000 men encamped at the park
The various commands are beginning
military life in earnest. All the regl
ments that are permanently encamped
were given regimental drill during the
day, and this will be 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.
CHILDREN ARE CREMATED.
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MOSQUITO FLEETS.
A Number OF Small Steam craft TO BE
Added TO This Branch OF Service.
No Movement WIN ~. Made Against Cub.
ar Porto Rico Untn tho spanish Ft.et
l. kither Destroyed or other
wise Rendered Helpless.

WASHINGTON. May eS Tho navy de-
parimcnt Is making ready FOR the pur-
chase OF number OF small steam
craft To supplement the Mosquito fleets
ON the coast The chief Of tho Mos
quito fleets. Adm. Erbcn. ut New York.
has submitted 20 the navy depart.
mont "a list of over one hundred such
craft which have been examined and
found suitable. The department was
prevented from making any purchases
ON this score because a. lacked
the necessary authorization, but now
that congress has passed and the pres
idcnt has approved an act appropria.
ting $1,000, 600 for the purchase OF such
vessels. IL will begin at once To acquire
them. They are needed very badly
just at present not SO much for scout.
ing purposes Is for the protection
of the elaborate mine fields which
the engineer officers have laid
In almost all Atlantic ports. The
reckless conduct Of the commanders
OF vessels entering and emerging
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GLADsroNE's FUNERAL.
Last "o"or- shown the Grand old Man by
the Highest Nobility and An tn.
People of London-

LONDON, May So.-The obseauies OF
Gladstone took place saturday. The
simple ceremonies were impressive.
appropriate TO the unostentatious
grandeur OF the statesman, whose
memory they honorcd.
In the center OF Westminster hall n
plain oak coffin lay upon n severely
plain daiS Not n flower or n bit OF
draping softcncd its rigid outlines.
Huge wax candles hiclSered at each
corner and brass cross stood at the
head.
A folded pail lay at the foot of the
coffin.
Shortly after ten o'clock the process
sion began To form. There was long
hlc of Great Britain's foremost men
clad in mourning costume.
First came tho speaker of the house
OF commons In robes aud wig. lie was
preceded by IA mace bearer and FOL.
lowed 10y some 900 members of parlia.
ment Then came n group of privv
councillors, and after these the lords
chancellor, preceded 10y mace bearer
and followed by number of peers and
bishops Immediately i'm front OF the
coffin stood the duke OF Connaught.
the duke OF Cambridge and the earl of
pembroke. representing the queen.
On either side OF the coffin were
ranged the pallbcarcrs-the prince of
Wales. the duke OF York, the MARQUIS
OF Salisbury, the earl OF Rosebcry.
Arthur j. Balfour. Sir William Har.
court the duke OF Rutland. the earl
of Kimberley, Lord Rendel and Mr..
Amistead. Behind the coffin were the
Gladstone family, the sons, young
grandsons, private secretaries. physi-
clans and servants. There were no
ladies' Last of all came pathetic
group OF old villagers OF Hawnrdcn.
When all had taken their places the
duke OF NorfoliS, the earl marshal of
England, conducted the bishop OF Lon
don TO the coffin. where he offered n
brief prayer. Then the coffin was
raised upon the shoulders OF the bcnr-
ers and the procession moved slowly
from the hall To- the abbey.
Outside vast throng filled the whole
neighborhood and every roof and win.
dow was crowded with spectators
After short service in the church
the remains were conveyed TO the
grave. IL Is in the very centor of the
north transept II was at the feet OF
the statue OF Gladstone greatest rival.
Lord Beaconsheld.
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CADIZ FLEET.
According Ia Report it Is Ia bad shape q
To 60 Manila or Anywhere Else for
some Weeks To Come

New York, May 30-A dispatch to
the World from London says: The
chief officer of a steamer just in from
Cadiz said Friday night:
When we left Cadiz last Friday the
only Spanish warships there were the
battle ship Pelayo, the cruiser Emper.
ador Carlos v, one torpedo catcher
and the converted cruisers Patricia
and Rapido. The cruisers were at the
arsenal
Everything bore the appearance OF
nnreadiness.
The Pelayo's boilers. recently put
In at Toulon, had just been condemn.
ed by the experimenting engineer at
Nadiz on the ground that they were OF
insufficient strength. She was, how
ever, coaling
The Bapido and the Patricia had
not been fitted with guns, and neither
had a crew.
There was no belief in the reports
that the fleet was going TO Manila or
anywhere else for some weeks at
least"
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GEN. BRooKE's ARMY.
it IL Being Put In Good shape brigade
and Regimentsi Drills Occur Daily
Ina All the Camps.

CHATTANooGA, Tenn. May 3O.-The
various commands composing Gen.
Brooke's army OF -, 900 men are rapid.
ly being put in good shape and the
work OF the whole army Is being thor.
oughly systematizcd. Brigade and
regimental drills occur daily In all the
camps and the job OF making fighting
soldiers goes bravely on. Despite
statements TO the contrary the men
are fairly well provided for and none
are undergoing any great hardships.
The great drawback is lack OF uni
forms, shoes, clothing and equipments,
but this drawback will be all elimi.
mated during the next few days as i'm.
mense amounts OF these supplies are
now en- route.
Maj. Frank T.. Nye, commissary of
subsistence Of the regular army, ar.
rived Friday night from Tampa. Fla.
and Saturday took charge OF the com
missary department ia the city. He
will have charge OF the immense
amount of rations now arriving. Fifty
i've cars Of provisions arrived Il Friday
and 80 more are scheduled for Satur.
day Col. Kingsley, paymaster for
Pennsylvania. Saturday paid the men
from the keystone state the amounts
due them for service before being mus
tered into the government service.
The total amount was over SO. 900.
The Chattanooga, Rome a Southern
railway has made "A satisfactory settle
ment with the First Missouri for dam.
ages sustained in the wreck last Sat.
urday. The money will be used To re-.
supply the regiment with horses and
lost articles in connection with their
baggage.
No great amount OF drilling and ma
neuvering was done Saturday Satur-
day was set aside as n day Of inspec-
ton in all the regiments, and the work
OF cleaning up and putting things in
shape about the camps required most
Of the time Of the men.
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SIMPSONS REPORT.
The Admiral c',e- nssson- FOE u,. Recent
ho@ssra@snt ot tho Ports In the
hsrbor al san Juan.

WAsmtNeroN. May - Following Ia
n copy OF the report made by Rr. Adm.
sampson concerning the action on san
Juan. officially posted at tho navy de-
partmcnt Friday morning:
Upon approaching san Juan IL
was seen that none OF the spanish vcs-
sells were In the harbor was consid.
crably In doubt whether they hai
reached san Juan aud again departed
for some unknown destination, or
whether they had not arrived.
AS their capture was tho object of
the expedition. aud ns " was essential
that they should not pass 10 the west
ward, decided to attack tho batteries
defending the port in order 20 devotion
their position and strength. aud then
without waiting to reduce the city or
subject IL To regular hombardmcnt,
which would require due notice, turned
to the westward.
81 commenced the attack as soon ns
~ was good daylight IL lasted about
three hours, when the signal was
made 10 discontinue the firing and the
squadron stood TO the northeast and
out OF sight OF san Juan. when the
course was to the westward. with "A
view TO communicating with the de-
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ORDERS ISSUED.
Troops 10 Be Pot Aboard Transports at
Once War ships VIII Convoy the
Expedition.

NV YORK. May 3O.-A special dis
patch % the Tribune from Washing
ton says: Orders have az last gone
forward 10 Maj. Con. Shafter, at
Tampa, 20 embark the greater portion
Of his corps, including ell the regulars
and few Of the most efficient volun-
teer regiments on board the transports
gathered at that place. aud the aggrcs-
sive military movement which has
been 80 frequently predicted and as
often delayed for one cause or another.
will be an accomplished fact before
the end Of this week.
The strongest units OF Adm. snmp-
sons reorganized squadron will con
voy the expedition and cover its land.
ing NJ point now definitely desig-
mated
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AN ALLIANCE.
Pre- urinary Steps Taken by England
and the United States.
Great Britain To Recognize the Monroe
Doctrine and Uncle Sam TO Build the
>icaraguan Canal and Allow Enr-
land to Use n Ia Case OF War

LONDON. May 30.-The WASHINGTON
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.
tclegraphing sunday says: II have
Just learned from a high authority in
the state department that important
preliminary steps toward an anglo
American alliance have alrcady been
taken. How far these negotiations.
IL they can yet be called
that. have proceeded. IL Is not easy 10
ascertain. for, naturally. strict secrecy
is maintained. but my information is
that the preliminary suggestions have
been made and that the subject OF
such an alliance is practically before
the two governments in some shape.
The recent visits of Sir Juliau
Pauncefote TO the state department
have not IL seems had reference alto
gcther 20 the Canadian negotiations
According TO my authority the features
OF the proposed alliance now beino
considered are these:
England is TO recognize the Mon.
roe doctrine, TO attempt no increase of
her territorial possessions in the west.
crn hemisphere, and 10 indorse the
American construction OF that doc.
trine. The United States is TO build
the Nicaragua canal and Great Britain
is 10 have the use of IL in time OF
war.
"Ihe United States Is TO have all tho
territory taken from Spain in the pres.
ent war and Great Britain is TO pro.
tect the United States in the posses.
sion II this should be threatened The
United States is TO stand by England
in her policy in China and the east.
and al the British ports in the east
are 20 oe opened TO the United States
under the most favored nation clause.
The main features OF an arbitration
treaty are TO be Incorporated. II has
been provided that all matters in dis.
pute not involving the Monroe doc.
trine or the Nicaragua canal. are TO
bc submitted TO "A partisan com.
mission. The existing understanding
bearing upon the relations between
the two governments on the great
lakes are TO be abrogated and the
United states are to be given the use
of the Wclland canal in case OF war.
The alliance is to be offensive and
defensive. 1t proceeds on lines such
as the foregoing. As matter of
course, all that has been done so far is
purely tentative, but my informant
gives The above as the genC<al outline
suggested"
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FROM MANILA.
The Captain Of the Cruiser Olympia sud
Two Omcers IiI. and Taken ia Hong
Kong for Treatment.

iioNG kONs, May %. The United
states auxiliary gunbont ZaGre. for
mcrly British me. chant steamer. but
now commissioned, mounting four
guns, and in charge - lieutenant
commander Of the United states navy.
has just arrived here from Manila.
having on board the captain OF the
hrst class cruiser Olympia, flagship Of
Rr. Adm. Dewey. and two officers who
have been invalided
The situation at Manila Is uuchang-
ed. The insurgents are quiet Beef
costs $3.50 per pound at Manila The
report that the commander Of the
spanish gun boat Callao was tried by
court martial and shot for not firing
on the American ship which captured
the Calioa is untrue.
The Iafirc will return 20 Manila on
Monday next
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My WEsT Fla, May 30. Charles
Ihrall and Hayden Jones, the cores
pondcnts captured by the Spaniards.
were brought here by the auxiliary
snip Woodbury. Saturday. having been
exchanged for Col. Cortijo and three
others They speak well Of the treat
ment received at Cabanas and say that
hianeo is still boastful and apparent
~ anxious TO meet the Americans.
Tell Gen. Miles / have men. guns aud
ammunition galore and the courage 70
give him as pretty a fight as be can
ask. was Blanco's message.
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BRIG. GEN. OTIS.
Editor and Proprietor of the Los Angeles
Imes-served with Distinction
In tho CiviI War.

SAN FRANCISCO. May so Harrison
Gray Otis, who has been appointed
origadier general of volunt eers, is the
editor and proprietor of the Los
Angeles Times. one of the leading
journals of the Pacific coast.
lie was born in Ohio in 1887, and
served on the union side during the
entire civil war. entering rs n private
aud rising by successive promotions to
mat OF lieutenant colonel The final
promotion was given him at the close
OF hostilities upon unsolicited recon
incubation of Maj. Gen. Il. Il. Hayes.
subsequently, President Hayes Dur
ing his 40 months OF service in the
war Gen. Otis took part In Is engage
ments. received two wounds in battle
and was promoted seven times.
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NEW YoEK May S0.-The United
States cruiser Columbia reports at 1913
p. tn. Saturday, of Fire Island. during
thick fog. she was run into by steamer
foscolia British. hence for bordeaux,
grain laden. The toscolia struck tho
Columbia ON starboard quarter just
forward OF the after barbette cutting
clean into the hull, making a hole
about ten feet. filling compartment
with water. The FoscOiia sunk almost
Immediately, but the Columbia sue
cecded in rescuing all of her crew and
landed them az ST. George. S. J.
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
Accommodation and Freight Train on ths
Southern Come Together urinser
and Two Brakem-n Killed.

cHATrAsOocA Tenn, May - The
southbound Oalsdale accommodation
train on the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road col Hded with freight engine
near Day ton, Tenn. Friday morning.
From the best information now OF.
tainable Engineer Hudson 81 the &C..
commodation train and two brakemen
named ~cvarsOn and Matthew were
killed Baggage Drcssback and
the engineer Of the freight train we're
badly injured
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from these ports has determined the
authorities here 20 deal summarily
hereafter with persons who disregard
the repeated warnings the local en-
gineers have given the shipping cross
ing the mine fields The Mosquito
fleet w. sells will all be armed. and n
any .s,cl .isrcgards their warning
and iu iercs with the mines, or even
leopard res their workings, they will
pay the penalty
At the close OF the cabinet meeting
Friday IL was authoritativcly stated
that although the government had no
official information on the subject.
there was no reasonable doubt that
Adm Ccrvera's fleet was In Santiago
harbor and that Commodore Schley
was on guard at the entrance. Al
though the information upon which
this beliefs based is regarded as entire
" trustworthy. the government will
make no important move or change It's
plans In the absence OF direct confir-
nation from official sources. IL was
also stated that any contemplated
movement against Cuba or Porto Rico
would be held IN allowance until the
Spanish fleet either was DESTROYED or
otherwise rendered helpless TO sori-
ously interfere with our plans In any
direction. The cabinet discussed
the situation at length but nothing
OF great consequence was decided
upon The work Of equipping and
modifying the volunteer army will be-
pushed with ali possible vigor with
view % being IN perfect readiness for
any call that uiUht be made ,s,heu sde
Spanish fleet shall no longer be- q scri-
Gus factor In the war problem. All Of
the members Of the cabinet were pres
ent except Attorney General Griggs.
who is az his home iu New Jersey.
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WAsmSoTON, May 2s-Adl Gen.
Corbiu announced Friday night that
three Of the brigadier generals APP
pointed by the president Friday would
De officially designated. a. soon as the
senate had confirmed their nomiua-
lions. 20 command troops in the Phil.
ippincs. The generals selected for the
Philippines expedition are Geo. A Gar
retson, Of Cleveland. o.. Frances "
Greene. Of New York. and Chas. King.
OF Wisconsin.
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To Build Russian War ships.

SAN FEAyCfsco. May sO.-1rving VI.
scott. of the Union iron works. has
gone 10 ST. Petersburg 90 consult with
,nc cars government regarding the
building Of Russian war ships in this
city On Tuesday last he received a
message from ST. Petersburg congrat-
uiatug him on the performance Of the
oregon and asking him 10 go 70 that
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par,ment nt Port Plata and learn II
the department had obtained informa-
ton ns TO the movements OF the Span
ish vessels
AT Cape Haiticu j received word
from the department that the Spanish
vessels had been sighted at Curaeoa on
the lfth inst As stated in my tele-
gram. no serious injury was done 10
any of the ships and only ono man
was killed and seven wounded slight
lw
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YoUSosrowN. o. May 8O-At the
republican congressional primary.
held here Saturday evening Congress
man y. w. Taylor secured 34I out Of
IS - delegates, carrying seven 81 the
ten wards against his opponent Judge
=. r. Johnston. Mr. Tayi0r's renom-
inatiou At the Alliance convention 10
declared to be assured.
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Akron. o.. May so The wife 81 Col
a. J.. Congcr has sued Sheriff Williams
and the Peoples savings bank Tor s3O.-
900 damages because OF the Conger
family's cjectment from their magnid-
cent home and because the chattels ia
it were sold TO satisfy the claims Of
creditors
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sampson's I'Ieef :. AIerf.

KY WEsr Fla. May 90 The great
est vigilance is being exercised 90
guara against the possibility Of the
Spanish feet getting into Havana
Adm. sampson IS operating just a.
though there was no likelihood OF the
Spanish fleet being bottled up al SAN
tiago dc Cuba
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PANS, hag 81 s. Che outcome OF
an election dispute M Henri Roche
fort, The editor of Llnfransiyeante
and ". Derauit Richard Che former
socialist deputy fought @ -duel" Fri-
iav ~ Eochefort was pr.csed on bis
right hand.
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kEr WE-r Fla. May 3s The rainy
season Us just beginning In Cuba and
thc fleet ~ war ships and ncrsnauer
dispatch boats have experienced lad
weather during tsc past week. with
frequent violent rain storms on the
Cuban coasts Friday The weather was
rleasaut
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WV foEE. Stay %. The exports oi
general merchandise from Ncv YORK
Tor thc nceE euding "Wednesday were
valued ~ sl41f4 $50 Ihc total thls
~'ek is thc largest ou record The
heaviest parf ~ tle exports represent
grain shipments abroad
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PAnKEHsHUna. W Va May So. The
First regiment Maine volunteers.
passed through this city in three sec
lions sunday afternoon for Cincinnati
en- route % Chickamnuga. The boys
were looking splendid and are anxious
for actual service.
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PAuucAH ~. NAY % John Dead
en-, coiored, IS in iail on O. warrant
charging him shooting. emitting and
roooing Mrs. Lee stanley TIE young
wife 81 a prominent citizen The de-.
tcetives believe the Negro was hired
% III The noman.
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IIanaII - - 80 I.aaenn. -

NAsluNoroN. MAY 2s. Senator Lodge
mas offered the Newiands resolution
for The annexation Of Hawaii as arr
amendment 90 the war revenue bill
The senatorial friends OF annexation
declare that hcnceforth che two meas
nrea must lravrI fnrnfnn-
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HARRISON o. May Isl samuel
feeiy, ~ New Trenton. Ind. tried 10
board a moving freight train at Harri-
son. o.. a. $ o'clock Friday morning.
te feil under The wheels. which cut
~ both hts legs iio died or hour
later at thc Office 81 ~ IS RI Scott
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HAsmsoroT Msy ls soon after
The senate convened nt ii O'Clock Frl-
dag morning Mr Carter ronortcd from
thc military affairs committee esd
providing f1r ID second assistant srrrr.
tary Of war to 81 named by tne nr.sI.
dent and to receive q salary ~ $4,000
ILn bill "a. ND
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NEw YORK. May 30 "A Washington
dispatch TO the Herald says. 1T was
reported early Monday morning that
Gen. Miles win leave during the day
Tor the south TO direct the movement
Of tho lrnnnn. In Cnhn
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NEw fonE May g0 a special from
Key West says that the man arrested
Tuesday % board fhe steamer Pam
ma. on suspicion " beIa9 Spanish
spy, o. Lieut. Sabrai. formcrlf navel
ttiache ot the spanish isgafi5n at
WafhlnFson
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MADRID. May 30.-The Epoca. in an
inspired article says. should the
Yankees cut the Cuban and Porto
Eican cables. we will cut all The cables
uniting the United states with the
rest OF the world
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hFLtfFoNTAIvr. o.. MAY 80.-Jamos
sutton. q son Of Mr. King sutton,
"nlie riding upon q field roller. was
.'ro"n forward The roller. which
"e.ehs over ton. passed over his
oo,'y Tie was frightfully crushed and
viii not recover
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VI I'Ieasea III - Am..nn...

Key Wrsr. Fia.. May 2s-Tho New
sruiser New Orleans. formerly the
Amazonas. cxcites the admiration Of
All naval men during her present
cruise on account Of bier speed ami
apparent cn>ctivcncss rs nghung
ship.
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dispatch says that the cruiser Lam
easter has sailed for Key West and
that she viii Pc Commodore Rcmys
dag ship.
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YOKOHAMA. May 80 The Corcan
government has decided 20 open three
more ports and also 20 make Pink Yam
an open market
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~pNpoS. May 90 "A dispatch 20 the
Z lines from Kingston. Jamaica, dated
.,alurday says. Private information
rom Z. the most Trustworthy sources in-
'ieatcs that Adm. Ccrvera's squadron
p not az santiago De Cuba. but is a
lonlral Amnrlnan ...ln..
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bTLLhInE. o. May 2s WIN Trl0g.
prospcrous farmer. whose mind was
Affected ~ injuries sustained aboat a
year ago. hong himself in barn
Thursday night He was past years
81 age.
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r..--na.r. 900 90. 81 Ln. ~. 49,


faasfna~ra aHd Crew ~ the Rita Released.
tHtnfrsrON n g.. MAY gs Orders
were received from she navy depart.
ucnt Friday Tor thc rcieas. ~ tar nn.-
sengers and crow 81 tho Spanish prize
rita ~ This port The spauiards on
board thc steamer captured b. fhe
yale viii not De held az prisoners o.
var Tie government WIZ provide
tnen with transp orfatIou o. New York.
Another composer and flrstor Dead
NV YORK. May PROT John
heynton. % Arlington. s.. j.. died sud.
denly Friday of hcari disease Prof.
heyntop was well Known a. an au-
thor. composer aud ofator.