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frame of mind and would willingly
take up the negotiations with Spain
again it the motion came from the
other side. They will not, however,
voluntarily resume diplomatic negoti.
atoms regarding the general Cuban
question.
They abandoned the idea Of submit.
ting IN ultimatum, which was the pur.
pose Friday, because they had a faint
suspicion that if this were not lono
Spain would again approach us.
1t has been whispered in diplomatic
circles that Spain was endeavoring to
enlist the good Offices of some third
and friendly European power for the
purpose of arranging terms OF peace
between Spain and the Cuban insur-
gents independent of the United
States.
France, It is well known, Is most
anxious to avert war between Spain
and the United States, and has unof.
ficially intimated that its good offices
would be given promptly II requested
by either of the parties concerned. II
Is not likely, however, that France
would attempt to mediate between
Spain and the insurgents without the
consent of the United States, and this
certainly will not be given.
Mediation by any European power ID
entirely out Of the question. The ad.
ministration knows perfectly well that
congress would not consent to foreign
mediation, and although anxious for
peace, would not entertain q PROPOSE.
ton Of this kind in the face of the at.
titude OF congress and public senti.
ment.
The action Of the German govern
laneHeal6 pressing a Cu6zK SiSifs
[agaaAst Spain rat The present time ii
(thonght by the state department. Of.
fcials to be very significant, II true.
Up to this time the department. has not
had any authentic information show.
ing that Germany contemplatea max.
Ing such a move. II she does, it evi.
IDENTIFY means, in the opinion Of au.
thorities, that Germany IL preparing
for q vigorous controversy with the
United States over the Monroe doc.
trine in its application to the Cuban
problem.
1t has been reported that the pope
has gone so far In his efforts to pre-.
vent war as to request Cardinal Glib
bons and Archbishop Ireland to see
President Mckinley and ask IL some.
thing can yet be done to avoid hostil.
tiles. Inquiry at the white house re.
suited in the Information that neither
of these distinguished men had called.
Diplomats who are in the closest
touch with the church of Rome say
they have no expectation that the Ell
forts OF the pope will accomplish
much.
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1t is said that in Australia there is a
hotel where rheumatic patients con-
gregate. Whenever a whale has been
taken the patients are rowed over to
the works in which the animal is cut
up, the whalers dig II narrow grave in
the body, and in this the patient lies
for two hours, us in u Turkish bath, the
decomposing blubber of the whale
closing around his body and acting as
a huge poultice. This is konwn as the
whale cure for rheumatism"
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE
BaIAG Bis PRESSURE
Trying to Make Spain See the Me-
cessity Of Granting lndepen-
dence to Cuba.
NO SIGNS OF THEIR SUCCESS
Spain Trying to Induce Some Ma.
iton TO Mediate nnd Settle Cuban
Difficulties Independents Of
This Country.
No SIGNS OF 1HElR SUCCESS

Washington, April Sit is known
here that France and Great Britain, as
governments, and the financial! repre-.
sentatives of those two countries con
trolling the Spanish debt, are bringing
great pressure to bear upon Spain for
the purpose of having the Madrid gov
eminent take action at once toward
conceding the independence Of Cuba.
The authorities here are in a passive
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spputsh Are Ent,,u.ias,Ic.

Havana, April 6.rTherlSis great ere.
thusiasm among the Spaninrds here.
Thousands are enlisting in the volun-
.tcer batallions. IN spite of this many.
Of the depositors have already with
drawn their money from the bank Of
The treasury has advanced,
eight hundred Thousand in gold TO the
bank TO provide for eyentualitiss
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The placing of a 1-cent instead of q
s2-cent stamp upon q letter recently
mailed at the Newburg, N. Y, post,
office necessitated the expenditure o.,
$l.25 on the part OF the person te
whom the missive was addressed be-
fore he could secure 1t. The money
was spent in telegraphing to the post.
master and In forwarding to him .
money order for one cent.
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MYSTERY IN A GRAVEYARD.
Grave OF a Young Woman Tam
pered With by Strange Men

Atlanta. Ga, April 6.-The sexton of
Hollywood cemetery, near here, has re-
ported n grewsome occurrence there
which can only be accounted for as an
effort to conceal a crime. st
Several. days ago the body Of a young
woman by the name OF Hagan, who
died under suspicious circumstances,
was inferred. Parties came to the GEM
etery, and, stating they wanted to shift
the coffin, got rid OF the sexton for a
few minutes.
He returned as they were filling the
grave, when suddenly a tremendous
explosion came from the tomb, sending
the earth hiGh in air uild evidently de-
stroying any trace of the body.
tits probable the authorities will or
der m investigation.
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viii Go 10 Alaska.

Huron. April ST. C. Bemish and
wife, with w. a. Bemish of this city,
and w. II. Bemish and wife of Minne-
apo]is are preparing TO depart for the
Alaska gold fields, overland, about. the
middle of this month. They have a
splendid outfit and will take matters
very leisurely, hunting and fishing
along the way. They are enthusiastic
over the proposed trip and will no
doubt have u pleasant journey.
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SPAIN SHOWS NO
SIGNS OF YIELDING.
Cabinet Remains Firm and the
Queen Regent Approves
the Stand.
SPAIN PREPARING FOR THE WoRs
Report That Pope Leo Ind Isecn
Agreed Upon as II Mediator
Is lImpl,aticaiiy Denied
y. N'ash,m.tou.

Madrid, April 5.-rhe Spanish cab
met has decided TINT the torpedo TO-
tilla is to remain at9the Cape de Verde
islands until further orders. The fleet
will be joined later by IL squadron com
posed of the nrmored cruiser Charles
v, OF 9,235 tons; the cruises Alfonso
Nil, of 5000 tons; the armored cruis-
err lnfanta Maria Teresa, of 1900 tons,
and the armored cruiser Cristobnl CO.
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FlOnr.
Minneapolis, April 4.-The following ar
I,rnn and shorts.
-T--- = ~ w TT Y = -- TT|
Minneapolis. April 4.-Quotations are as
lp,,lutl,.

Duluth, April 4-Closa: Wheat-Cash,
No. I hard. S1.o0A; No. ! northern. s9Mc;
No. 2 northern. Sic.
Wheat to Arrive-No. 1 hard. 81. Olx; No,
l northern. s1.0oX: May. No. ] hard. ii.0OA
No. l northern, esAc; July. No. il hard,
s6Sc: No. I northern, sSAc; september,
Oats-27c to &kc.
Rye-To arrive. 1910.
Barley-31hc.
Fias-cash, 81 .22A; May, s1.2s.
Corn-2SZc. ss
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The Rev. D. Frank Crane, the edito-
rial preacher of Chicago, thinks thai
infexible principles ought to be cloth.
ed In in1exible manners; that if men
do not like us it ought to raise a strong
presumption that God does not love
MS; that much of earth's unhappineass
is due to unsaid words of praise, and
THAT ~amiability is as Christian as
yprayer.
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George Gould's luncheon to the
stockholders of the Texas and Pacific
railroad at thcirslast annual meeting
provoked a wag to say: Poor fellows;
they have not seen a dividend for SC
long they must have been tolcrably
hungry" Texas and Pacific stock i.
selling around 9 cents.
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!on, o,s4O tons, which will accompany ,
tba tpryalD po+;ll, T., r,,l,,

.on, o,s4O tons, which will accompany
the torpedo lotilla to Cuba.
The armored cruiser Emperor
Charles V has been ordered to Ferrol.
1t has also been decided by the gov
srnment to send the armored cruisers
Vizcaya and Almirante Oquendo, both
Of 1000 tons, back to Havana. They
will receive orders to this effect as
soon us they sight Porto Rico.
n national subscription to strength
en- the Spanish fleet will be organized
by n royal decree, but The decree will
not be published before declaration of
war.
The cabinet. which met at S o'clock
Saturday night, discussed the situation
until midnight. At the close of the
conference it was declared that no Of
fetal news had been received at that
time from Washington, but it vas ad-
mitted that the ministers were filed
With gloomy impressions. The cabinet
munster declared that he had received
private information concerning the eN-
RENE gravity of the situation.
The minister of war, Lieutenant Cor
eco, submitted for the approval of the
cabinet elaborate plans for the organ
~ization of the military force of The
kingdom. The minister for the home
department., Don Ruiz y Capdepon, in
IN interview, declared that everything
pointed to war.
The cabinet has discussed PROPOSE
lions for the arming of merchant yes
sels as privateers, but it has been de-
cided to await the events before COM
ing to any decision on this subject.
Finally a telegram from the Span
g.eh u, ~ tE<ar So acSNIYAs f3x1.
Barnrdbe.ss As read at the cahinss,.
saneetiaes;stsswhich Senior Bassssa sA.
Elarnsssdeat Nc inaaysawould be over
7nfsd6ysSngrei;s.
J4opk iiorfhn Uifimatum.
Officials here now frankly admit that
the situation is delicate in the extreme.
They consider wal as being imminent
pnd it is popularity believed President
Mckinley will address an ultimatnm to
Spain early this week.
All parties are offering aid to the
government. Even the Carlist chiefs
nre presenting themselves to Premier
Sagasta proffering their services in tie
emergency.
The newspapers are dcnouncing the.
bishop of Barcelona on account of the
letter which he wrote proposing the
abandonment of Cuba provided Spnin's
commercial and religious interests are
guaranteed.
Other bishops are calling on the gov
eminent to resist the United States and
are offering money to aid the military
and naval preparations. The newspa-
cers say there is ngreat patriotic move
ment on foot throughout the provinces
in aid OF the naval fund.
The trial of the new cruiser Az
phonso Nil. is reported to have been.
carried out with satisfactory results.
1t is added TINT: she will be commits
stoned - join the Havana squadron
forthwith.
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Charles Lamb one afternoon, in re-
stnsning from a dinner party, took his
tsinEa.crowded omnibus, when a
MISREPRESENTATION ir, and politely
aaRedxsssAilMzfuA inside" II don't
1Gaeyabessirswith the other
passeng1ssa' naaeTed Lamb, but
that last Tsece 6y4tsr pie did the
business forFifSe $3.50 sssfsM
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In the ours of n speech in support
,of88his .fox-scalp" bill in the kentucky
iegis1ature, Representative Hatfield Of
I'ike county said: II ask for the pas
sage Of this bill in the interest of re-
ligion and morals. If you pay no
bounty for fox scalps no one will kill
the foxes: If no one will kill them
they VII kill the chickens; and whar
you have no chickens you have no
preachers, you have no religion and no
morals
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It is considered truly remarkable
that Lady Brooke, who gave away the
baccarat scandal at Tranby Croft some
years ago, has given birth to a child
who will be able to keep a secret when
he comes into full possession of his
mental faculties. This is certainly a
remarkable triumph for DR.. schenck's
system,
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WILL ABANDON The POST,
Troops AT Fort Missonla Arc All
Ordered 10 Atlantic

Washington, April 5.-Recent army
orders sending the Twenty-ffth in
fantry to the department of the gulf
will result in the discsntinuance Of the
post at Fort Missoula, Mont, and the
portable prosperity there will be distrib-
uted to other posts in the department.
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Sweet Alice' an LITTLE MAGdxa d
dynamite guns at Fort shes{dasi,
sweet Alice" weighs 1875 pounds and
Little Maud" 105. The pretty crea-
lures have voices that can be heard all
over Cook county.
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French postoffice employees are be-
tweenStheddeyilan and the deepsea. They
lave inst received an order %fcrbidding
them to read postal cards and next di-
recting them not to allow Insulting or
libelous postal cards to pass through
the mails,
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DR.. johnson silenced a female tattler
.vfo was condemning her friends 70,
painting their cheeks. He said: Tt is
far less harmful for a lady to reddea
her own cheeks than to blacken her
neighbors."
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To Issue Crop bulletins.

Huron, April 6.-S. w. Glenn of the
United States weather bureau is pre-
pairing for the issuance of the weekly
crop bulletin on or about the 18th inst.
He has already secured about 400 cor
respondents ami this year he will
make the bulletin more complete than
ever before. 1t will carefully the
crop conditions each week in every
county in the state and will have an is
sue much larger than in former years.
Many applications have already come
in for the bulletins and Mr.. Glenn be-
lieves the number called for will be
very materially increased before the
date of publication arrives. The
weather bureau has just purchased q
new Smith Premier typewriting ma
chine which writes a twelve inch line
and has many special weather charac-
tiers; the weather maps issued daily
from the Huron Office are prepared
with this typewriter and are very neat
and attractive.
La-Co-Tah commandcry, No. G,
Knights Templar, will hold special
Easter services in Grace Episcopal
church on Sunday. The Rev. NJ. F.
Montgomery will deliver the sermon.
DR.. I. p. Patch, president of Redfeld
college, preached two splendid SER
mons here on Sunday. He went east
on Monday in the interests of the col
lege, to be absent several weeks. He
says the institution, in spite of the
many disasters that have befallen it,
is in q very prosperous condition. The
roll. of students is rapidly increasing
and excellent progress is being made
in every department.. It is the inten-
ton of the trustees and faculty to ded-
icate the new college building in June
next. free from debt. The citizens of
Redfield r doing their share to Sc
cure this end, and Mr.. Patch is quite
certain that the much desired result
will be accomplished.
Arrangements are already being
made for the proper observance of Me-
mortal day, which occurs on Monday,
May 80. Hon. Coe L Crawford will de-
liver the address. The memorial ser
non on the Sunday preceding will be
delivered by Rev. B. II. Burt.
During the month of February there
was paid into the county treasury for
taxes in this county the sum of $751;
s44.3s, being the largest sum collected
for that month in the history of Bea.
die counfv II,
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Sonih Omnhn,

South Omaha, April 5.-FIogs-Receipts,
81. Market strong. Heavy, 81. 7oQ3. IS;
mixed and light. s. 1908. so.
Cattle-Receipts. 2S.000; official yester-
day. 1925: shipments. 1873. Market steady.
day, Sass; shipments. 1.4ss. Market steady.
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l'ronoupccd 1t False.

Washington, April a.-Adjutant gen
ernl Corbin pronounced absolutely
false the report that the war depart
ment had issued orders to add ten
thous and men TO the ar,s,y.
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the HILLS 10 SUFFER
FROM ANOTHER FAKE
Information Received Of Anotke,
Mysterious Corporation Dealing
10 Black Hills Mines.
ARE OPERATING IN WASHINGTON
Name of the Corporation Docs Not
Appear on the oficinl List OF
Those Doing Husincss
III the State.

Deadwood, S. D., April GA gentle
man arrived Saturday in this city di-
rect from Washington, u. c., and
brings information of what seems to
be another wholesale mining swindle
In which the Black Hills property is
again used to work the deal. In one OF
the leading hotels of the capital, q
young nan stands behind a desk and
very glibly talks mining investments
to the people. He has IN deliberately
prepared prospectus of the mines,
maps of the Black Hills and samples
of rich looking ores which he states
come from the Bald Mountain min
ing district, adjoining Harvey park, III
the Black Hills" When a person be-
comes interested in the agents scheme
he is directed to the company's Office
son IN upper floor. Here the person is
shown more specimens and is told
glowing tales of the richness of the
country and these particular mines.
The company" guarantees regular
dividends after a Specified time. The
matter will be thoroughly investigated
by parties from this city and if another
swindling scheme is being perpetrated
on the people the fake will be exposed
and the members of the concern pro
secuted. There is little doubt of this
being another fake. The Bald Noun
tain district does not join Harvey
peak by q good~many miles and the
name of the company does not appear
in the list of corporations OF the state.
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ASK ARCHBISHOP IRELAND TO ACT
Pope Asks Him 10 Use His Infin.
cnco With Mckinley for

Rome, April 6.-vatIcan circles announce
that Archbishop Keane, bishop assistant
to the pontifciai throne. in the name Of
the pope. sent Archbishop Ireland an ex.
press and earnest dcsire OF his holiness
that Archbishop Ireland use his innuencs
with Mckinley to favor a pacifcatory at
titude in the Cuban question.
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Meadc.Lnwrcnco Tox Cnsc.

~ go @F~.. Hnar.
Deadwood, April Gin 1850, by an
act of the legislature, Lawrence IL
" was divided, with the result that
Meade county was organized. At the
time Lawrence county had a very large
bonded Indebtedness and 1t was the
agreement that Meade county should
take it's portion of the debt. Since then
Meade county has made several at
tempts to repudiate the bonds. There
is now $19,750 due in interest on the S
per cent bonds. The people of Meade
county have paid extra taxes and the
money is in the treasury to pay the
amount due. An action was brought
before Judge Moore of the circuit
court by Lawrence county to compel
the payment of the interest. The
court forthwith granted q peremptoIy
writ against the treasurer of Meade
county ordering the money paid. The
case will be appealed.
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Chicago, April 5.-aogs-Receipts,
10000; markets strong to a shade high
err. Quotations: Heavy, $4.0o@4.l2H;
mixed, $3.s5@4.05; light, S3.75@4. 02K;
rough heavy, $3.s0@3.90.
Cattle Receipts, 5000; market
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Wheat Movement.
NlinnenpOlis

Minneapolis. April b.-ciose: Wheat in
Store-No. | northern. 97Ac; May. 96h0
)6hc: July. Csc; September, T6c.
Wheat on Track-No. l hard. 99Ac; No. /
aorthern. 97Nc; No. 2 northern, 9i.4c.
Flax-s1.l1h.
Oats-No. 3 white. 25Ac.
Corn-No. 9 yellow. Csc.
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market
sheep-Market steady.
Knn,ns CITY.

Kansas City, April 5.-cattle-Recelpts.
1900. Market slow. Texas steers. 81. 500
LEO; natives. s.. 50Q5 90; stockers and feed
ers. s. .50@5.G co.
Sc ' higher. es Heavies. IS: asEss s.; s1 paeFer So
s.. 5063. rs; lights, 50. 5OG3. IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady.
Lambs, 81. l5d5 Is; muttons, 81. I5g4.T0.
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A big Strike ON.

Norwich, Conn, April 4.-Eleyen
hundred employees Of the Ponomah Cot;
ton mills struck against nas0 per cent
reduction OF wages
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SPENT SIX MILLION DOLLARS.
That Was tho Cost of Ten Vessel,
Purchased for the Auxiliary

New York, April Cit is admitted
by officials that the cost Of the ten
vessels purchased yesterday will be
about S6,0Oo,00o, says a Washington
correspondent to the Herald.
Captain Charles O'Neil, chief of the
bureau of ordnance, is preparing bat
teries to be placed aboard these ships.
Orders were telegraphed to convert
into into auxiliary men of war with
out delay the yachts and tugs pur-
chased Sunday last.
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% = Suffered As Years
hill Rheumatism.
"A, NOW CURED,
lfRaRxihIl


Water Valley. Mir7.. Dec. 81, 1897.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.. Chicago, II.:-I have
suffered ~forty:nye years with rheunati.m but could
get no medicine TO euro me until / got your
70 hadtsuifsred for year with sat.rrh
and | could not hear out OF my right ear, but when
! took the ~ DROPS" j was cured Of the catarrh
and my hearing wos restored. II is a blessed
thing for mo that 7 ever heard OF your medicine and
used IL. for ! am SO improved that almost feel young
again though | am eighty-two years old.
T.W. WILLIAMSON.
Pcotone, H., Dec. %, 1927.
Swanson. Rheumatic Cure Co Chicaeo:-Enclosed
please find draft for which send some more Of the rs
DROPS 1 have n?t used q bottle yet and my
rheumatism Is all gone, end NIL those that use
speak highly Of T.. I know 1t is the best rheumatism
cure l have tried I'm the last IS years.
Respectfully you're, WV. YOUNG.
rs DROPS cures Rheumatism, Selatlca. Neu-
ralgla, Dyspepsia, Backache, Asthma, Ca.
tarrn, slecplessiess, Nervousness. Nervous
y Grippe recE5hgN umbness.
Many thous-als Q: similar letters re.
with those who hays tiled It. We are certain that
rial bottle will convince anyone. ard for another 30
days we will send a sample bottle. prepaid, for Is cents.
Large bottles Of 10 Drops $500 doscs) 400; 3 bottles,
$3.50. Not sold BY druggists, only by us and our agents.
Agents wanted In new territory. Write ~
kn-Aov EGTT TNgNaEF TEaHIeTE sI-
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THE
s,onx civ live s,o.E

Sioux City, April 5.-Sioux City Stock
Yards.-Hogs-Mixed and light. $3.50Q3 go;
heavy, s.. 55G3. 80.
Cattle-Cows and heifers, 81. 25a4.O 90; OK
en-. s.. ooGs. %: stockers and feeders, s.. 500
LAO; butcher steers. s.. 00Q4. rs; calves and
yearlings, 81. 65Q5. 90.
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One of the dark years of the world
was 1929, when %accordions were in
vented.
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The following story is told by Q
preacher and therefore must be more
or less true: 'The proprietor of a ci.
gar store in n. certain Illinois town set
;sup q brass monkey with a cigarette in
his mouth. The monkey when wound
mp would puff at the cigarette with all
the Joy and abandon of o young man
who is just learning to be tough. At
ter awhile, however, 1t was observed
that the monkey was laboring under
difficulties. He finally ceased to smoke
altogether. and Notwithstanding ar
autopsy itswds found that his work.
had been completely &clogged by the de.
posts from the cigarette smoke" This
preacher extracted this moral from the
story: IF cigarette smoke will stop
the works of abrass monkey, what will
it do o ryou?'
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That Iinn must hive had a pair of
mighty weak arms whom a Minnesota
widow has sued sior hugging her.