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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-PRElTlEST 1OO-ACRE
farm, 1o miles from Washington; 1o-room house,
furnished. accessible to R.R: tennis court;
fruit; shade trees pl.nty. Write IL. 5. BOND,
Fairfax, Va. apl4-3ts
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LADIES GOODS.

MISS LAURA CADMAN
Has opened her parlorc for ladies' bafrircasinv
and shampootng. All kinds OF hair work made
and repaired at 528 11th ut. NV. We sell the
celebrated Sarah BerrkaTdt hair wn,er AMI
euTier. No more uIning Of ths heIr aplf-im
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ATTORNEYS.

C.. ii. ARMIES,
Late Asst. U. s. Atty u. C., has established HIS
Law ONCE at No. 45S La. ave. Rooms o and IL
Opposite the city hall ap9-Ims
CAMPBELL CAERINGTON. ATTORNEY ATI.AW
WEBSTER Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing.
ton. DC Residence. No. 8 Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th Ut NV. seiS
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HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT-WELL FUR
nished house for for the summer months,
with 3 acres Of land: fine shade: station,
Hyattsville. ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville, Md.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR IMPROVED
or unimproyed property, a beautiful cottage at
Forest Glen. Nd, near electric cars. House has
rooms, attic. cellar with furnace. and bath
JAMES II. CLARKE (Owner), 2o2S 14th st. NV.
M m
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FOR SAIE-OR RENT BROOM HOUSE, IN
high oak grove; barn and stable; poultry house,
etc; all fruits; 10 acres land; half mile from
den Md. apl4-6t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

1898 BICYCLES DOWN TO $5Oo-NEW 1898
Model Ladies' and Gents Bicycles are now being
sold on easy conditions low $500; Others
outright at S13.95. and high grade at $l9 90 and
ST. ~ be paid for after received Ii you will
cut this ne lice out and send SEARS ROE-
BUCK CO., Chicago. they will send you their
1855 Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars
ap13-Im-s
FOR SSLE-SINGLE TUBE TIRES So EACH
Factory cycle repairs Of every dcscriution III
9th St. CArITAL CYCLE CO. 8 new quartern
Oldest cycle house in city ub4- ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-EXCHANGE-REN FURNISHED
Ffrst-elass house; rooms; large reception hall;
double porch; squares from steam. 8 from elec-
trtc roads. Address OFFER WANTED, Star Of
nee. aplS-3ts.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

Ufice, To- ID st. NV.
JOHN RIDOUT. Trustee,
ap16- dads Office. FenIali building.
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FOR KENT-BY THE YFAK-AT ARGYLE, 10
room house in perfeet. condition. with stable.
Potomac water, city gas, modern improvements;
severed into trunk sewer; situated 14th Ut.
Rad; stage to electric cars, 10 minutes drive.
Apply DAVIS STIRTEvANT. 14O4 NV.
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FOR SALE-Q ST. BET 14TH AND 18TH: GOOD
prick house; rooms on floor: lot 81 IT. 6 inches
py loo III; alley; VII sell to quick buyer at
great sacrifice. GASCH BROS, 1897 F st.
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FC SALE-LOTS IN OTIERBOURNE, BEAI
tiful subdivision. Chevy Chase R.l; secure a
lot early in the season; $3.50 to 81 900 each; ex-
cellent terms.
atvl82t III. NJ. MARTIN, 1915 Pa ave- NV
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WASHINGTON. D. C., POST OFFICE NOTICE
ohculu De read daily, us changes Inay occur at
any time.
foEElGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
eaiilhS ualiy anu The sch Alule OF clusInys is
arranged OIL the presumption Of their unInter-
tnpteu overland transit. For the week nding
April 70, the last connecting closes will be made
ut this Office follows:
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FOR SALE-OR RENT-SEvERAL SUBURBAN.
places and farms near city on easy terms; also
building lots on electric car line; minutes ride
ance 81 per week Send call for map Of Dis
trict and surroundings free. JAMES E. GLEN
ENTS, 1921 F st. NV. ap153te
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.TNSTAILMENT PLAN"
st. ne. bet. 9Th and It'll sts., desirable 2
story and cellar brick dwelling: rooms and
bath; deep lot to wide alley.
No cash required. Monthly payments. Price,
only s.. 600.
ap16-3t 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR SALE-HERE is A CHANCE TO GET A
fSo4G house for s. sooSstory window brick;
THEOD. FRIEBUS, Bank bldg, cor. 18th md
G NV. anil.
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FOR SALE AND RENT-IN THE REAUTIFUL
PALIISTON, handsome Q, and 1O-room cot
tsges on easy msnthiy payments ent. acres ;o :.
monthly payments, SIS. New 7-room house In
center Of Falls Church. BEAUTIFUL lawn. stable.
artesian we'll, $4,000; easy payments few
steam cars to Falls Church. q trains each way
dAil:, u am. to II pm. NJ: \. CHURCH, Falls
Church Va Telephone call, 107. ap0-tf
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FOR SALE SIX-R0OM, CELLAR HOUSE, BARN,
acres, high. rich lind in fruit, pear and
peach; extensive view; depot S minutes; 81 600;
monthly payments. H. L. SALISBURY. Vienna,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

Try Maple Grove Soap for washing
silks, embroideries, laces and all fine
goods. viii not ruin the colors or injure
the fabric. Cheaper than ordinary
laundry soap at Cole Bros. 1856
The regents and faculty Of the uniyer.
siiy Of Texas have declared to establish
a summer summer school for the bene-
TT Of teachers and others who desire
TO study during the summer months
The plan has been made possible
through the cooperation Of the State
superintendent Of education. The state
school Of methods and a state summer
normal Of high grade have been com.
bined with the university summer
school, and the three schools will open
In the university buildings at Austin,
Texas, June 4.
Buy home while you are paying
rent. have desirable house for sale
on the ins,allment plan. @. A. Adams,
Agent. l3e
Teddy Roosevelt is going III the war
with a regiment Of cowboys and college
athletes. They viii be organized at
San Antonio and mounted on Texas
horses, and they will all take chances
for promotions and have an equal
break In everything.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
Yellow Fever

Is caused by filth. There is nothing
10 foul aud unhealthful as your feather
beds and pillows that have been in con.
slant use for years. Just think how
much they have been used through sick.
ness and how long they have been the
recipients Of the waste matter from your
system The ladies Of Bryan and Braz-
os county now have the chance Of heir
lives 10 get their feathers cleaned and
probably save spell Of sickness next
summer. The l.. +. Patterson Feather.
Cleaning Go. are now running at ca.
pacity OF 30 beds day, and you will
find by making inquiry that they are
giving universal satisfaction here and
wherever this newly invented machin.
cry has wroked. They have cleaned
over 600 beds since they have been here,
and you can hear nothing but praise
from their customers II you who hayn',
had your feathers cleaned, don't believe
that yon are In your own light, Just call
and see their work. i3S
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
NO TAX ON INCOMES.
That Proposition Was Defeated In the
senate by Three Votes

That Proposition Was Defeated In the
senate by Three Votes
Washington, May 5-Quite unexpect.
edly brief but sharp debate was pre-.
cipitated in the senate yesterday on the
income tax proposition. The resolution
proposing an amendment TO the consti.
tuition Of the United States regulating
the succession TO the presidency was
under discussion Mr.. Mills proposed
an amendment in the form Of n new
section intended 20 authorize congress TO
lay tax on incomes in such form as to
meet the requirements Of the decision OF
the supreme court He was sharply
criticized for endeayoring TO place a
rider ON resolution which practically
all senator's favored, but stood his ground
and insisted upon 4 vote on his amend.
ment The amendment was defeated
by vote Of ~ 10 20, all the Republic.
ans voting against the amendment and
all Democrats except Gallery Of Louisi.
ana, together with the Populists and the
silver Republicans voting for IT,
The joint resolution, which was adopt.
ed, reads:
'ln all cases not provided for by arti.
Gle 2, clause 8, Of the constitution where
there Is no person entitled TO discharge
the duties OF the Office Of the president,
the same shall deyolve upon the vice.
president"
The congress may by law provide fof
the case where there Is no person eligi.
bic to hold the Office Of president or vice.
president, declaring that officer shall
act as president and such officer shall
act accordingly until the disability shall
be removed or the president shall be
elected.
The conference report on the fortified,
tons appropriation bill was agreed to
and passed.
Tho house adopted the conference re.
port upon the Notifications bill.
The remainder Of the session was con.
sumed with the consideration Of the
Alaskan land bill and resolution fm
the repeal of an act prohibiting the pas.
sage OF importations in bond through
the territory Of the United States into
the free zone Of Mexico. The latter
was passed, but the Alaska measure
went over
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DEWEY TO BE SUPPLIED.
Tive Vessels WIN Take Him Coal aud
Ammunition 20 Manila

~
Washington May 5.-Great interest
Is felt in the reported return Of the
Spanish Caps Verde feet TO Cadiz, but
while admitting the possibility Of the
fast vessels Of the Spanish squadron
making the passage in the five days that
the vessels have been out from 81. Vim.
cent, the naval officers were disposed TO
regard with great suspicion news Of
this kind emanating from Portugal be-
cause Of the recognized sympathy Of the
Portuguese with the Spanish side.
Tho navy department has now Sc
cured two vessels, the Australia and the
City Of Pekin. In San Francisco. which
will DO loaded with coal and supplies
and rushed of to join Commodore Dew.
ey's fleet Whether or not they will
carry troops VIII undetermined positive
ly when the commodore Is heard from.
The naval officers would welcome the
possession Of Hawaii just at this mo-
ment as adording n magnificent base for
naval operations In the Pacific, but it Is
said President Dole's proposition must
be submitted to congress so that it will
be for the legislative branch in the end
TO pass upon this offer
The fine British cruiser Blake has left
Gibraltar bound straight for Rio de
Janeiro, and it is supposed here that she
goes TO observe any engagement that
might threaten between the Oregon and
the Spanish feet
Tho nomination OF number Of major
generals and brigadier generals is an in.
dication Of the purpose Of the president
TO avail himself Of the full number Of
troops called for by the proclamation
and even TO follow the call by another
very soon. for IL is evident that there
are not enough commands to go around
properly among the officers already nom
mated.
Assistant Secretary Roswell, soon to
be lieutenant colonel, has received tele'
grams from the west announcing the
rapid preparation Of Col. Woods regi-
ment OF mounted rifiemen to leave for
San Antonio, the mobilizing point.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

Philadelphia, May "a spy has been
captured on board the cruiser 81 Paul
at Camps shipyard. When discovered
he was acting in a suspicious way
around the powder magazines. The
name Of tho suspect is Howard Hannah.
He is about 30 years OF age. Ho claimed
that he was an Austrian.
Hannah stronuously denied that his
intentions had been hostile TO the ship,
but Notwithstanding his denials, n round
draft Of the interior Of the vessel, show.
ing the location Of her magazines were
found ON him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

Mr. and Mrs. T, B. Gillespie are in
Caldwell.
House to rent, near depot J. L.
Ilearn. l30
L. D. MCGEE was visitors to the city
yesterday
Beautiful line Of linen suits very
cheap At Cole Bros. 1888
George Whitman is now with Mistrot
Bros 4 Co.. in the shoe department.
Handsome blue serge coats and vests
very cheap at Cole Bros. l3s
The rain yesterday was splendid, and
gave mucl needed relief from the dust.
Cole Bros. have a very handsome line
Of mems pants for summer wear. 1888
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan and Mis-,
Emma Camp are here from Giddipgs
Visiting relatives.
Baseballs, bats, masks ard gloves at
the lowest price at 3. S. Reads drug.
ll4ti
The Methodist picnic announced 10
take place today has been postponed on
account Of the rain.
Wisconsin refrigerator are the best
Wool filled. Come aud examine them
~ myers. 1856
An of day In war news always
puts hundreds Of rumors afloat that are
both tiresome and irritating.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either In Lodges or Straight Life Com.
panies see Joe b. Reed. n
Miss Mamie Kirkland returned TO
Miilican yesterday, accompanied by
Miss Jessie johnson.
For Sale Cheap--A nice new top bug.
~. Has been used bat little.
II GoOch's Stable.
Phil Clarke come up from Hampstead
yesterday and returned home accom-.
panied by Mrs. Clarke and Miss Adah
Lee Polk.
Try Emden's Ice Cream for 8 cents. il
cannot be beaten. lie says he will
serve cream a. good ~ you pay else.
where double and treble the price. lse
The Episcopal Sunday school picnic
will be given at Still Geek Saturday.
May 7. All who are going will meet al
the church a, Gam. Last hack will
leave at $50 a. m. sharp.
Emden wants all the little ones TO
come aud spend their nick les for Parine
Saturday and sunday, 2 glasses for 5
cents. 1856
Ira Gooch's livery stable is now thor.
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double bnggies, fine driving
horses, new closed carriages and other
vehicles. Get his prices when you want
livery service. lg4
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sighted suppo.ea wsr.hIp..

Philadelphia, May o.-Captain White
OF the Allan line steamship Turania,
which arrived from Glasgow via St.
Johns and Halifax, states that on Sun.
day when of the Banks after shutdown,
he sighted in the distance a warsh.p
with cruiser ahead, followed by boats,
thought to be torpedo boats. Captain
White signalled the craft, but they made
no reply.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
NJ. II. Ford Killed In Madison
County Yesterday.

News was received here by telephone
from Madisonville yesterday afternoon
10 the ets~s. that Mr.. NJ. II. Ford, q
prominent citizen Of Madison county
residing At Conner, was struck by light
ming during a storm about noon yester-
day, and died a few minutes afterwards
Mr.. Ford was in the field when the
storm came on and took refuge in cot
ton house, which was struck. lie wal
between fofty.dye and fifty years Of age
and leaves q family.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

There will be entertainment called the
Modern War Of Roses at the Academy
OF Music on Friday evening, May 8, un.
der the management Of the Young La.
dies auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
church.
The decorations will be carried out in
the colors Of the two rivals Of York and
Lancaster.
Music will be supplied for the enter.
trinment which will be given at the
Academy OF Music. Elegant refresh.
ments served for IS cents.
rmE MESu.
Sandwiches. Salads. Pickles. Oh.
ives. Strawberry Cream. Cake.
White Cream. Coffee. 1874
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
RloIlNe IN GENERAL.
Mob. Cause serious Disturbances at
Several Places In spaia,

Mob. Cause serious Disturbances at
Several Places In spain,
Madrid, May 5.--The situation in the
provinces Is unchanged and everywhere
the dissatisfaction Is growing, especially
over the price Of bread. Acts against
authority are becoming more and more
overt.
Caceros, capitol Of Estre Mandura, the
populace marched into the railway sta
ton to prevent the export Of provisions
and overpowered the soldiers, capturing
II cars Of wheat -four
AL Valencia Is In a state Of siege.
At Catalan the rioters captured the
mayor and town councillors and de.
manded a nnsom. On the mayors pro
tests he was shot through the leg, after
which the gendarmes dispersed the mob
At Talermo they sacked many baker
les and set on fire many government
buildings.
In Aguilas a mob mostly composed OF
women, burned the storehouses and Of
fees.
The fsherwomen broke out against
the octroi duties at Gijon. They sacked
several bakeries and burned all the oc-
troi offices with all the papers belonging
to the foreign ships loading in the har.
Dor. The civic guard was holly stoned
at the prison and the mob marched Of
with the iron bars Of the jail When
the troops appeared they were hotly
stoned, replied with fire and wounded
many. The mob then attacked the gov.
eminent buildings and smashed the
windows The troops again fred. this
time from tho balconies, and wounded
many, but the women kept ON throwing
stones.
Madrid, May 8. disturbances, caused
by high prices aud the scarcity Of food,
continue in the Spanish provinces
There has been frequent conflicts 10.
tween rioters and civil guards, and loot.
ing and shooting are reported from
various points.
At Barcelona there has been o re.
newed run ON the bank, holders Of notes
demanding silver.
Riots aie occurring at many places
Martial law is proclaimed at Cartha.
gena-
At Muria, 80 miles from Carthhgena
5000 miners are rioting and conflict with
troops has occurred.
A mob OF about 5000 striking miners
made a tumultuous demonstration at
Murcia, the capital Of the province u
that name, 30 miles from Port Carthe.
gena. They shouted, death TO the
thieves" and "down with taxes" and
attempted TO set fire to tins railroad de.
pot and other buildings and then began
movement towards Carthegena. A
strong force of troops, however, pre-.
vented the rioters from moving on the
port. A number Of men were wounded.
Disturbances are also threatened al
Carthegena. where martial law has been
proclaimed.
Similar scenes occurred az Oyidio and
Leon and at number Of other towns
where u number Of factory hands have
quit work. The strikers are parading
the streets. demanding cheap bread and
stoning the houses.
The steps taken by the authorities
have resulted in the restoration Of
peace at Malaga, where the British
steam yacht, Lady Of Clemell, wal
recently stoned and driven out Of
the harbor IL appears that the Malaga
mob thought that IL was an American
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
PARTIEs LANDED IN cueA.
One Had Brush with Spanlard.. Who
Pnt the Don. 60 flight.

Pnt the Dons 90 Tlight.
New York. May IA Key West
special says the tug Lcyden has returned
here after having landed two parties ON
Cuban soil, one Of them having had
subsequently, sharp engagement with
Spanish forces One Of the par.
ties consisted, according to the rcport,
OF commission from Washington TO
General Gomez, which was dohaTkod on
the north shore Of Santa Clara province,
whence an immediate start for the inte.
rior was made.
The other party, which was landed
near Mariel, north Of Havana. was un.
der command Of the Cuban leader. Gen.
Baldomero Aoosia. Before this com.
pany went ashore the cruiser Whining.
ton shelled some Spanish cavalry In tho
vicinity, and when q landing was effect
ed, Acostas detachment charged and
routed the Spaniards who, ON their 10
treat, took away about 90 wounded,
but leaving 10 dead on the field. Amer.
lean aud Cuban eolors were hoisted side
by side ON Cuban soil
Another special says the party thai,
landed in Santa Clara province was fired
upon by the Spanish cavalry in ambush
and the Cuban land force under General
Diaz attacked ths spanish, who we've
300 strong. The Wilmington shelled
tbs enemy and they were routed
The landing party, Il is added, COM
prised a score or more Of agents OF tbs
Cuban junta, United States commits.
sioner and General Acosta, together
with cavalry horses, arms and ammuni.
ton destined for the men. Acosta was
formerly IN command OF the cavalry
troops IN the western part OF Havana
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
slesBEE ON THE ST. PAUL.
The Passage Down the pclavars River
Was Received with Emthu.iasu.,

Philadelphia, May 5,-The big auxila.
ry cruiser ST. Paul with Capt. Sigsbcc on
the bridge, left Cramps shipyard early
this morning and steamed down the
Delaware river TO League island navy
yard The passage down the river was
signal for q great outburst Of onthui.
asiic patriotism, aud the reception that
the new cruiser and Captain sigsbcc 10.
ceiyed was truly magnificent one.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

Washington, May 5.-The Adams ex.
press company has rendered the services
OF It's agencies to the treasury depart.
ment free of charge for soliciting sub.
scriptions 10 the popular loan. IL il
thought all other express companies will
do likewise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
EEchange Hotel ArrIrsl..

J J Brewer, J W Elsbury, Houston /;
J G Flaberty, Waco; L NJ Francis, o A
Ballard, J S Fielding, VIM. Meade, Chi.
cago; r + Ingram, A L Jenkins, IL. &
7. c. Ry.; Dave Heidenheimer, Calves
ton; Ed @ ConliG, Dallas; Geo. w Meth
cry, ST. Louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

London, May "a rpmarkable and
mysterious attemp, was made Tuesday
evening on the outside Of the theatres
here by means Of circulars TO influence
public opinion against the United
btates,
-.-npa, May h-Co,onel Lawton. or
General Skaters STAFF, has sailed for
Key West, Il Is believed, to map out q
plan for an early forward movement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
CAN HOLD PHILIPPINES.
Frederick Coudrrt Gives Ills Oplniou
In the Case Of Seizure.

New York, May 5.-Hon. Frederick
X. Coudert, the eminent jurist, whO
represented the United States in the BE.
ring SEQ case, in an interview, gave his
views on the conquest Of the Philippine
islands as follows
"Tho United States has the
right to either hold the Phil.
ippine islands for indemnity or &c
keep them altogether as a part Of hei
territory, just as Germany took Alsace.
Lorraine in the Fanco,Prussiap war.
We may keep possession Of them until
hostilities are ended, and then their dis.
position will be one Of the factors In
making peace"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
RIOT IN PORTO RICO.

A Revolutionary Movement IL Well TN.
der Way, saysa Report Prom Jamaica.
New York, May "a Special dis.
patch from Kingston, Jamaica asserts
that official dispatches passing through
that city report that there has been an
anti.Spanish uprising in Porto Rico, and
that the revolutionary movement is well
under way. The dispatch has not been
confirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06

Hong Kong, May 5-Investigation
develops the fact that no verihcation
has been obtained Of the reported ar.
rival at Mrs hay Of the United States
dispatch boat Hugh MoCulloch, which
was attached TO Commodore Dewey'a
squadron and which was said to have
left Manila before the battle Of last Sun.
day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
waiting Tor the Oregon.

New York, May ., a cablegnm has
been Feeeiyed by a New York newspa:
per saying that four Spanish warships
are reported of Barbados prepared 20
intercept the tattleship Oregon. A
payal battle Is expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
Engineer. Reach Kry w-.,.

Key West, May 5-Thc steamer Ala.
mo has arrived here from New York,
having q detachment Of engineers frum
West Point. Thoy belong to company
L, battalion Of engineers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-06
Boand 10 Coms DO th, Fron,.

London, May "a letter dated May
2, just received from Madrid, says Gen.
Weyler aud Senior Romero Robledo, tho
former minister for justice, are bound
70 come 10 tho front now, as military
furore has taken possession Of the na.
ton and Spanish dynasty, Is well as the
government, Is doomed