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j ohn Z. Miller Not to Retire

The reported changes on the Pan.
handle lines are pronounced by high
authority as being without the least
foundation, the thought of retiring not
even AS yet entering the mind of John
+. Miller, general upeiiutendent of
the southwestern system, who saws the
new year will pass with fewer changes
than usual on these lines.
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: AMIUS.ENlElYpS, $
Ia IA - Il a IA a !
Ell CAPTAIN.

By far the most satisfactory attrac-
ton that has been seen this season was
El CAPTAIN" as presented last night
ny large company at the Phillips
The su Hence was a large one and WEI e
delighted with the readition of Sous a +
ia n Us opera success. The company
was made up of good looking people
With splendid lot of singers among
the number. making the chorus pieces
especially e, ,yable. A vein of deep.
clear humor ran through the play
William Vaudeville. as Ell Captain, was
particularly fine in that part.
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Prices fOrreading matter
advertisements in the Pal
IadIum are: > cents II lire
If not placed among news
matter: I'D cent Il line in
the breyity local news col
umn
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All those taking part in
the l.. A. w. benefit per-
fOrmance are requested TO
be at rehearsal at 2 O'Clock
sharp, at X. of p. temple, to-
morrow.
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Gle Permi q.

On Thursday the Pennsylvania lines
announced that clergy permits would
be issued in 1899 according to the ex-
isting rules. Clergymen desiring per-
mits on the lines west of Pittsburg will
send their request to Chicago
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New ID pot At r ton.

The Panhandle will builo a new de-
pot at Eaton, 0. 1t will be con str uct-
ed of brick aud stone, aud will cost
Sc, 900
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Hoerner's bread. the best and most
nutritious and wholesome bread on the
market. Try it and be convinced.
Ask your grocer for it, or have the
wagon to stop. Bakery Is and 10
outh fifth street. Phone 80. "a BOT
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Persons wishing to buy at pfivxte
sale at the Hub clothing house CAT buy
at auction prices or from Zoe to 50 , on
the dollar. Store open from q. m
TO 8 o. M. Auction at 10 a. m. and
p. IN. C.. w. FERGUSON, Agent.
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Mondays umbrella day.

All kinds of grinding. sharpening.
picture framing. cabinet and repair
work Of every description at f. A.
Moore 4 Co.'S, 1922 Main 93G.
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Richmond Palladium.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1898
diana and Ohio Weather

WASHINGTON. &c, Deeem5e- 10 =
For Indiana: Fair tonight. and Sunday
mt qEite so cold
For Ohio: Fair tonight. and
Sunday not 80 cold.
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Hoerner's butter crackers the only
crackers manufactured in the city.
made fresh dai y. On sale at ali
groceries. Factory Ii and Is south
fifth. Phone 80. nov24 got
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Dalbey's studio makes the finest
photos. l-tf
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Christmas Donation, new selection
page +. y. & NJ.
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Ne 4 Eastern Star Lodge.

Ga the evening of December 81 A.
w. Hempleman will institute an East
ern Star lodge at Williamsburg, this
county.
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lee skates for ladies aud gentlemen,
all sizes. NJ. c. PRICE.
SIT
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Money saving time. n. & NJ.

Don't wait till Xmas to have your
pictures taken. Go to Dalbey's at
once and give them time to finish it in
good style. 1-tf
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Gems, Muff as and Pam
cakes made from Hoosier
Whole Wheat Flour are
delicious. Ali groeers.
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Notice

The members of Ccur De Leon lodge
number s K. P. are requested to mset
at temple on Tuesday, 1:30 .. m to
attend the funeral of Brother John
Reiehard.
W. J. RHoADs, c. c.
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New selection Christmas donations
for next week. n. & NJ,
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NOTICE.

Bargain red and b'ue wool dress
goods. n. SIN.
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Byron w. kIno

Come get your Christmas present.
n. * NJ,
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Officers Eisotsd,

The King Solomon Chapter, Roya.
Arch Masons had an election of officers
last night. The officers elected are as
follows:
High Priest, W. e. Wineburg.
King, c. Morgan.
Scribe, Louis Minck.
Treasurer, Theodore Woodhurst.
Secretary. A. w Hemplemann.
Harry Land. trustee.
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Chargeahle tafeta silk umbrellas
worth s.. 80, now 81 49, \. & NJ.
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30 Jackets, 50 90 each. N. & NJ.
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Smoking JAG ke's only ). 6, Z, S dol
lars. o. L. Krone tailor, %, % north
Il nth street. SGT
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Bone food for chickens. 1t will
make them lay. Tom Mertz has the
best eodkvtf
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Any of NY SIS. SIG so and SO
made to order for SIS. See
my display in window.
c. L Sherer, Tailor.
zoos Main street. Westeott hotel.
3-mon-wed-sat ct
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Footings Ste yard.

y dtU. N. q NJ.
8aokien's 6rnloa Saivs.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
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Price % cents per box. For sale by
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Black goods sale prices. n. & NJ.
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Our table linen sale price. Y. & N
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Mondays umbrella day. y. & NJ

Our china. n. & II.
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Drapery silks 39e.
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Best prints Sc. n. 4 II.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
Saturday. August Is.

Advice from Hongkon stated thai Con
sui General Whitman. Immediately upon
receipt OF the news OF the peace develop
ments. chartered fast steamer to carry
the tidings 10 General Merritt and Admir-
al Dewey at Manila.-Madrid government
cahled TO the governors general of Porto
Rico and the Philippines instructing them
10 carry out the terms of the peace
protocol.-Senor Tomas Estrada Palma
cabled TO President Maso that he had. in
the name of the Cuban republic. accepted
the armiStice and requesting him to order
hostilities to cease.-President Mckinley
stated Secretary Day was the only mem
Der of the peace commission Yet decided
upon.-The bombardment of Manzsnillo.
Cuba was in progress when the Span
iards received news of the signing of The
peace protocol \ flag OF truce was raised
and word was sent 10 the neet. The bat
lie ceased at once. Fifteen or more Span
iards were killed and considerable prop
rrty was destroyed after the protocol was
signed and while the orders to cease hos
tilities were being conveyed to the army
and navy comma nders.-The troops 1T
Montauk Point are to be strictly isolated.
No visitors will he admitted to the camp.
The utmost vigilance will be used to guard
against the spread of fever Engineers
from Fort Sheridan will lay out the mill
tary camp at Montauk Point.
Sunday. August II.
The Italian minister called at the
white house TO offer the congratulations
OF his government ON the conclusion OF
peace.-GeneralS Blanco and Macas have
officially acknowledged receipt of the or
ders from Madrid for suspension of hos
tflitieS and state that the instructions are
being obeyed-Thc death of Private John
f.. Fallon of Company II First Illinois.
ted i'm he
list.-A San Francisco dispatch reports
riot in the camp at the Preside between
men OF the First New York and Tennes-
see. Kansas and Ohio regiments Culmin-
ating i'm "A joint attack on the New York
ers camp.-AdviceS from WaShingt on
state ii has been determined to retain
the volunteer army i'm service for several
months and to increase the peace stand
ing of the regular army to probably LOO. 900
men.-Theodorc Roosevelt and his Rough
Riders reached New York from Santiago.
Three other transports brought the Sixth
and Thirteenth Infantry and the Seventy
first New York Volunteers.-Red Cross
agents who returned to New York report
that the camp at Chickamauga is a Verit
able pest hole and fever incuba tor.-Only
1000 of General Skaters troops remain
at Santiago.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

May limited States cruiser Topeka
arrives at New York from Falmouth.
May Commodore Deweys squadron
destroys the Spanish fleet at Manila.
May cable from Manila to Hong
Kong cut by Commodore Dewey.
May 4-Battleship Oregon and gunboat
Marietta sail from Rio Janeiro
May Commodore Dewey informs
state department of the seizure of Cavite.
May 9-Congress thanks Rear Admiral
Dewey. Governor Black disbands the
Thirteenth regiment.
May l0--The Gussie expedition sails from
Tampa.
May ll-Ensign Worth Basley and four
of the crew of the torpedo-boat Wnslow
killed by a shell from the Spanish forts
at Cardenas
May 12-Admiral SIMPSONS squadron
bombards the forts at San Juan, Porto
Rico
May 12-The Spanish Cape Verde fleet
arrives at Fort de France. Martinique.
! May 12-Gussie expedition repulsed
/ May 13-Commodore Schley's fleet sails
/ south to meet the Spanish squadron
/ May 14-Spanish Cape Nerd fleet sight
May 15-Rear Admiral Dewey reports
/ on fall of Manila.
May 15-Sagasta's cabinet resigns.
! May l5-Spanish torpedo-boat destroyer
! Terror disabled a Fort de France Mar
| Unique
/ May l5-Spanish fleet leaves Curacao.
May l--General Merritt ordered TO the
/ Philippines as military governor.
May 15-GovernOr Black authorizes re-
! organization of the disbandeA Thirteenth
regiment.
| May 17-Sagastas new cabinet announc-
/ eel at Madrid.
May 1S-Ninety thousand troops order
+ ed 10 mobilize in Chickamauga.
May 20-Spanish fleet arrives at San
/ tiago De cuba
May 22-Cruiser Charleston sails for
! Manila
May 23-Troops a and c arrive at Camp
Alger. Falls Church. Va.
May 24-The Spanish fleet is bottled up
al Santiago.
May 25-Three transports. with 2.5SS
men. start for Manila.
May 2I-President issues cali for 49,. O0o
more volunteers.
MAJ 96-Oregon arrives in Key West.
May 26-One of SPANS cabinet minis
ters said the country was willing TO ac-
/ cept IAN honorable peace"
May 26-COmmodore Schley is in touch
with the inSurgent leaders.
May 26-Ninth and Sixty-ninth reGi-
ments of New York arrive at Chattanoo-
ga.
May 2G-F'lorida expedition landed
without opposition near Guantanamo
! Cuba.
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May 27-Spanish scoutships chased by
American warships near Key West.
May 29-Commodore Schley reports the
trapping of Cervera i'm the harbor of
Santiago de Cuba.
May 29-Cruiser Columbia arrives at
New York. having been i'm collision with
the British steamship Foscolia, which
/ sank
May SO-Troops embark at Tampa for
! Havana.
May 3l-Rear Admiral SIMPSONS fleet
bOmbards forts at Santiago de Cuba.
June TRANSPORTS for Manila arrive at
Honolulu. II. L.. and the boys in blue
! become the guests of the city.
June 1.-The monitor Monadnock Oh
dered to Manila from San Francisco.
June Spain again appeals to the
| powers to intervene
June 3-American squadron bombar,ls
Santiago de Cuba
June I-Lieutenant Iiobson sinks the
cruiser Merrimac ia the mouth of the
| harbOr of Santiago de Cuba
June 6-Cable communication between
Santiago and Hayti ceased at midnight
June G-Fortifications of Santiago de
| Cuba reduced
June The American squadron bonn
bards and silences batteries at Santiago
June The monitor Monterey and col
! lier Brutus sail for Manila.
June S-ASSult on fortiiications of Guam
tanamo bay
June 9-HouSe agrees on war revenue
conference report
June 10-Admiral Sampson reports he
has held Guantanamo harbor since the
! 9TH.
June O-Senate agrees on conference
report on revenue bill
June 10-Marines from the Panther land
from Caimanera
June Flour Americans at Caimanera
are killed in fight with the Spaniards
June 13-Thirty-two transports with
Skaters troops sail for Santiago.
June 13-President Mckinley signs the
war tax bill
! June 1.-Two Americans and several
! hundred Spaniards killed in a battle at
Caimanera.
June 15-Second expedition sailed from
San Francisco for Manila
June 15-Great destruction results to the
Santiago forts through the use of the
dynamite guns on the Vesuvius
June 17-Spanish squadron sailed from
Cadiz and passed Gibraltar.
June 20-Transports with General Shat
ter's troops arrive off Santiago.
June 22-Part OF Skaters troops land
ed
without accident.
June 23-Admiral Camaras Cadiz fleet
arrives at island OF Pantelara.
June H-SiXteen Americana soldiers
killed and forty wounded in driving back
Spanish soldiers at Santiago.
June 27-Commodore Watson to com
mand fleet To attack Spanish home ter
ritory.
June 21-President Mckinley recon-
mends thanks of congress for Lieutenant
Hobson and that he be transferred TO the
line.
June 2S-Presfdent proclaims blockade
of southern Cuba from Cape Frances to
Cape Cruz.
June 29-General Shafter reports he
can take Santiago in rt.'-~'~',t hr'--r
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April 1S-CongreSs votes against Cuban
recognition
April l9-Congress passes resolutions de-
handing the withdrawal of Spain from
Cuba
April 20-Queen opens cortes with war
speech. Government announces its OppO-
sition to privateering. President signs
notification to the nations of intention TO
blockade.
April 2f-Our minister at Madrid. Gen
eral Stewart l.. Woodford informed by
the Spanish minister of foreign affairs
that diplomatic relations between Spain
and the United States are terminated.
April 21-President Mckinley cables our
ultimatum to Spain. demanding reply
by April %.
April 21-Mr. Polo Bernabe. Spanish
minister. receives his passport and leaves
Washington.
April 22-Cuban ports bIockaded by the
American squadron.
April 23-The president issues his proc
lamation calling for 10000 volunteers.
April II (SundayD-A Spanish decree
declaring war against the United States
is gaZetted at Madrid.
April 25-Congress passes a resolution
declaring that the state of war existed
from April u.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

June 29-The senate thanks Lieutenant
HobSon and his men, naming each one
personally.
June 30-Egyptian government refused
10 let Camara coal his fleet at Port
Said
July 1-Shafters army began the as
sault upon Santiago de Cuba capturing
the cnemys outer works.
July 2-Shafter renewed the attack upon
Santiago. losing about loo killed aud
wounded. and making e.000 Spanish
prisoners The Spanish casualties prob
ably exceeded those o the Americans.
July 3-Cervera'S fleet destroyed at
Santiago with great loss Of life.
July 6-SpaniSh transport Alfonso Nil
blown up off Mariel by American gun
boats.
July 6-Hobson the hero of the Merri-
mae and his comrades exchanged for
Spanish prisoners outside Santiago
July I-President signs Hawaiian an
neXation resolution.
July Admiral Dewey takes Subig and
1.3G0 prisoners.
July 1l-CruiSer s.. Louis brings Ad-
miral Cervera and 10 prisoners 10 Ports
mouth, y. II.
July 1l-Admiral Simpsons heet bonn
barded Santiago.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

Feb. 1.-the United states battleship
Maine lying in the harbor of Havana.
is destroyed and sunk by all explosion
between and 10 o'clock y. m. Two hun
dred and sixty-fve lives were lost.
Feb 11-Rear Admiral Sicard COM
handing the North Atlantic squadron
orders a court of inquiry into the loss Of
the Maine.
Feb. 19-The request of the Spanish ofii-
cials in Havana for joint inVestiga cation
into the loss of the Maine is declined.
Feb. 21-The United States senate or
ders an investigation into the Maine dis
aster.
March S-9-Consress votes to place $50.
600 600 the unqualified disposal of Pres
ident Mckinley as an emergency fund.
March l6-Spain demonstrates against
the presence of the United States feet
at Key West and against other measures
of defense by our government
March 17-Facts concerning Cuba stated
i'm the senate by Senator Proctor of Yer
mont as the result of personal observa-
ton.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
CHURCHES.

ESD TERRA y CHURCH
Preaching at l0:30 a. M. and p. no.
Sabbath school at noon. Junior En-
deavor at 4 p. IN. Senior Endeayor at
s p. M. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Teachers meeting i'm
mediately following. Rev. ThOrnberry,
Pastor.
METHODIST, Glass meeting every
Sunday morning az $50 o'clock.
Preaching at 1920 a. NJ, and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at - m. Epworth league
al $50 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 700 p, m. l.. 5.
Smith, pastor. ]. w. Wiltfong, class
leader. ID. Frank Redd, Sabbath school
superintendent.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.@St
Thomas church. Rev. VIM. Writ Ray
moDd, rector. Sunday services, 1920 a.
m., 100 p. m. Sunday service, at noon
Services Wednesday evenings at 100.
Communion on holy days at 10 a. m.
CHURCH OF GOD CAIRO and Wa
ter SITS. Regular services 1880 a. m,
each Sunday. Third Sunday in each
month preaching ty j. l.. Vince; fourth
Sunday by III. V. Reed. 1870 Sunday
morning and 7:30 Sunday evening. Sun
day school at ~ o'clock; Eva Railsbsck
Supt. Prayer meeting at 7:30 each
Thursday eXening.
UNITE ID BRETHERN.- Sunday
$50 a. m, class meeting. 1870 a. m.
and 1870 p, m, preaching by the pastor.
IL 30 a. m, Sunday School. 500 p. m.
Junior Y. Z. G. L. meeting. 600 p. M,
Senior Y. Il. {. u. meeting. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Ch Church is
held on Sundays as follows: First mass
at 100 a M, second mass at 10 a. NJ.
Vespers at p. m. Week day mass at
7:45. Father Moench pastor.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

July 1$-Announced that yellow fever
has broken out in General Skaters
army.
July 14-GeneraI ToraI and the Spanish
army surrendered Santiago al , p. m.
July 17-"Old glory raised over San
tiago at noon.
july lS-President issues d proclamation
providing for the government OF Santi-
ago.
July lS-Seven American vessels bonn
bard Manzanillo and destroy seven Span
ish ships
July 2l-General Miles. with S.4l5 troops.
on transports conveyed by warships.
starts 10 take Porto Rico.
July 2f-American gunboats capture
Nipe and sink the Spanish cruiser Jorge
Juan.
July 22-SecOnd expedition 10 the Philip
pines. under General Greene. disembarked
near Manila. Aguinaldo declares himself
dictator of the Philippines and proclaims
martial law throughout the islands
July 24-Yap island. one OF the Caro-
lines, seized 10y the monitor Monterey.
Commodore WatsOn'S departure for Spain
postponed.
July 25-Mr. Cambon French ambassa-
dor. presented 10 President Mckinley
message from the queen regent OF Spain.
asking upon what terms the United States
would be willing to end the war Gener-
al Miles and troops landed after a light
at Guanica Porto Rico.
July 26-Secretary Day prepared rough
draft Of McKmleY'S answer to SPANS
plea for peace.
July 21-General Miles received formal
surrender of Ponce. Porto Rico. without
firing single shot General Wilson made
military governor.
July 29-President ATcKinley's reply to
SPANS plea for peace placed in AmbaS-
SadOr Cambon's hands. Admiral Dewey
reported Aguinaldo had assumed bold at
titude of defiance General Merritt reach
ed Manila
Aug. 1--AmbasSador CambOn received
SPANS reply TO President Mckinley.
Aug. S-Spaniards attack American
troops before Maate near Manila. on
night of July 81 and driven back
with heavy losses. Spain formally ac-
cepts terms proposed by United States as
basis for negotiation of treaty of peace.
Aug. 10-Spanish government approves
protocol and calls to Cambon to sign
preliminaries of peace.
Aug. 12-Protocol signed and hostill
ties ordered to cease.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
HISTORY OF THE WAR.
important Events Reviewed and Condensed Into
Reliable Form for Our Readers.

my hand and caused the seal of the Unit
ed States to be affixed
Done at the City of Washington. this
18th day OF August. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-eight and of the Independence of
the United States the one hundred and
twenty-third WILLIAM NJ KINLEY.
"a copy of this proclamation was cableG
TO our army and navy commanders. Spain
will cable her commanders like instruc-
tions.D
Army and Navy Suspend Hostilities.-
Instantly upon the signing of the protocol
United States army and navy command
ers in the field were notified to suspend
hostilities in these dispatches
Miles Ponce. Porto Rico: The Presi-
dent directs all military operations
against the enemy he suspended. Peace
negotiations are nearing completion, a
protocol having just been signed by rep
resentatives of the two countries. You
will inform the commander of the Span
ish forces in Porto Rico of these instruc-
tions Further orders Will follow. Ac-
knowledge receipt.
BY order Secretary of War.
CORBIN. Adjutant General.
Sampson. Santiago: suspend all hostil-
tiles. Blockade of cuba and Porto Rico
il raised. Howell ordered 10 assemble yes
sels at Key West. Proceed with New York
Brooklyn. Indiana Oregon. Iowa and
Massachusetts TO Tompkinsville. Place
monitors in safe harbOr i'm Porto Rico.
Watson transfers his flag to Newark and
wil! remain at Guantanamo. Assemble
all cruisers i'm safe harbors. Order ma
rines north in ReSolute.
ALLEN Acting Secretary Navy.
Remey. Key West: I'm accordance with
the Presidents proclamation telegra phed
YOU suspend Immediately all hOStiltieS.
Commence Withdrawal of vessels from
blockade order blockading vessels in
Cuban waters to assemble at Key West.
ALLEN. Acting Secretary Navy.
instructions We're also cabled TO Adj
niral Dewey but are withheld from the
press for diplomatic reasons. The in
structions to Merritt and Shafter were
exactly similar 10 those sent Miles.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
Wednesday. Aug. 10.

Orders were issued for the troops TO
leave Chickamauga. Tampa and Manas-
sas camps. new camps 10 be established
at Lexington. Ky. Knoxville. Tenn.
Huntsville Ala. and Middleton. Paine
Fifth Illinois was ordered to disembark
from the transport OLDHAM and 10 so into
camp al Newport News. this being the
second time the regiment has been disap-
pointed when on the eve OF departure Tor
Porto Rico.-The war department an
nounced the schedule OF tariff duties 10
be enforced in Cuba and other places now
under military government of the United
States.-Gen. Merriam received orders 10
prepare to embark all the troops under
his orders 10 reinforce Gen. Merritt at