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vouch for, | shall be glad to send you
blanks for this purpose.
We hold twice a year a conference
between the teachers and principals of
the cooperating high schools al d our
university instructors here at the uni
versity. The next conference will be
in October.
| shall be glad TO answer any ques-
tions which you may have to ask as to
detail at any time.
Yours truly,
j. j. MILLER,
Examiner of Aftiliatos.
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STEUBENvILbE, Ohio, April 30
Four miners were fatally shot at Dill
lonville this morning. They had q
quarrel with committee of miners
appointed to prevent them returning
to work. There has been q strike
about the check weighman comm ittee.
The miners were arrested and put in
iait,
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Flying SquadrO - Mission q
Secret,

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 80 =
The navy department has refused to
affirm or deny the report of the move
ments of the flying squadron. 1t is
supposed it will serve as scouts 10
watch the coming Spanish feet to
Porto Rico. 1t will not attack but
hang on flank and delay while q swift
cruiser will be sent to get reinforce
ment from SIMPSONS feet TO insure
victory.
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them to the secretary of war. This
practice extended even to some Of his
personal friends. Several persons
were given to understand, however,
that their appointments would be per-
sonally considered and were likely to
be made. The President read with
great interest the dispatches announc-
ing the safe arrival OF the Paris in
New York. Another source Of graft
fication was the tone OF the English
press. as shown in London dispatches.
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Two Divorces.

There were two divorces granted
this morning in circuit court. One
was TO Daisy Ellis, granting her a
divorce from H. ]. Ellis, and giving
the former custody Of minor child.
The other was TO Mary E. Harris,
separating her from Martin Harris.
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CABANAS BoMBARDED.
Seven Shots From the New York
20 silence the Shore Batteries
and DemOIish the Fortifica-
tiOns.

ATLANTA, Georgia, April 30.-The
Journals correspondent with Samp-
sons feet says the port of Cabanas
was bombarded last night by the flag
ship New York and the Spanish guns
were silenced. The place is thirty five
miles west of Havana. A shot was
fired from the shore at the torpedo
boat Porter which was in advance of
the New York. The Porter came
scurrying back. The New York
cleared for action and sent a six inch
shell to the battery. There was one
shot in reply and another from the
flagship silenced the Spanish guns.
Five more shots were sent to demolish
the Notifications. But no answer
came from the shore. Night came on
and the New York returned to her sta
tion near Havana.
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To Be Held as Prisoners of w Ar.

New YORK, n. Y. April 30
The Posts hey West special says: All
the thirty five passengers on the cap
tured steamer Panama will be held as
prisoners of war. They left New York
with the intention of belligerency. one
being on the way to Join the Spanish
army. The United States marshal will
turn them over to the army authorities
who will lodge them in Fort Taylor.
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THE PARIS ARRIVED.
After a Rough Voyage-Kept a
Sharp Look Out for the DOns-
Brought Munitions of War and
NIerchandise-Wi be Trans
ferred to the Navy.

New YORK, N. Y, April 30
The American line steamer Paris ar
rived this morning after rough pas
sage. She kept about thirty miles north
of the usual course and put out all the
lights at night. She encountered
stormy weather and a rough sea. On
the American coast a heavy gale and
high head seas were encountered. The
captain did not fear capture while he
had sea room but thought he might
have trouble in the channel or on the
Irish coast.
The Paris brought sixteen cases of
munitions of war and small cargo of
miscellaneous merchandise. She was
saluted by vessels in the harbor. She
will discharge her cargo today and will
be transferred to the naval authorities
tomorrow when her name will be
changed to the Yale. She has a crew
of $50 and two mail clerks.
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An Easy CAPTURE.

New YORK, N. Y, April 30.-The
dispatch boat Dolphin's prize was a
voluntary one. She was a fishing
schooner bound for Havana. When
warned by the Dolphin the owner
asked to be captured and did not want
to fall into the hands of the Spaniards.
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THE PRESIDENT.
He is Receiving q Shower of Ap-
plic ations for Army APP
pointments.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 3d.
The President has many visitors to-
day. Many presented recommends
tions for appointments in the army.
The President invariably refused to
make promises, but said ne would refer
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MADRID. Spain, April 3O.-Great
efforts will be made throughout Spain
to increase the war fund. A society
of ladies will preside at tables at all
the Madrid churches throughout the
month OF May.
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Grain and Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Illinois, April 30
Wheat, $l.20f; May corn. 33s; oats.
81.
TOLEDO. Ohio, April 30.-Wheat.
$1.15.
CINCINNA1- Ohio, April 30.-Eggs.
n
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To Protect British interests.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 30.-The
British consul at Santiago De Cuba
has cabled for British warship to
protect British interests. The cruiser
Pallas, now at Port Antonio, this
island, may be sent.
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James A. Nicholson and Laura Peer.
two of Richmond's most estimahle
young people, were united in marriage
last Wednesday evening by the Rev.
|. NJ. Hughes. They will make their
future hcme with the brides mother
on south tenth street.
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The debating club will have a meet
inn tonight at the high school building
and will debate the question. Re
solved, That party allegience is
preferable to independent acti) IN in
politics. The speakers on the affirm
alive are Fred johnson, Ralph Morris
and Edmund Dickinson and those on
the negative side are Earl Barnes,
Walter Fulgham aud Griffith Ellis.
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The Y. P. S. C. E. of south eighth
street Friends; church gave a very
pleasurable reception last evening to
the members of the G. E. societies of
Whitewater and East Main street
Friends churches. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with flags and
bunting, and tire program was made
up entirely of patriotic select ions. The
attendance was large, and all
enjoyed themselves. Refreshments
were served.
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Bread Riots in Italy.

ROME, Italy. April 30.-The bread
riots are continued In various parts Of
Italy and the cabinet has decided to
reduce transports rates an articles Of
consumption.
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Martin Found Guilty of Man
slaughter:

WILMINGTON, Ohio, April 3d.
Martin, on trial two months for the
murder # Mcmillan, was found guilty
of manslaughter. A new trial is asked.
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Colonel Fred Grant.

Albany. New York, April 30.-The
governor has commissioned Fred D.
Grant as colonel of the fourteenth reg
iment.
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Spanish Report of Spanish
Victory.

LONDON, England, April 30.-It is
officially announced in Madrid that a
Spanish gunboat has again been sue
cessfully engaged with an American
torpedo boat off Cardenas, Cuba.
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Artillery Horses Ordered.

LANCASTER, Kentucky. April 30
An order fer FIVE hundred artillery
horses fer the government was re-
eeived by dealers here today.
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The Garfield Shakespeare club had
its regular meeting last evening and
began the study of Julius Caesar. Of
ficers we're elected and other business
transacted.
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spanish Schooner Captured.

NEW YORK, n. Y, April So.-A
Key West specia, says the Dolphin
captured the schooner Lolle off Havana
harbor.
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Health Office.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William Ne
Greevy, $50 south ninth street. girl,
second child.
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SOCIETY'S DOINCS.
A Number of Social Happenings In the
World of Society.

The Neighborhood Circle held its
last winter meeting last evening at the
home of Miss Nellie Lloyd. The pro-
gram was made up of recitations. mu-
sic, ETC.. and was very enjoyable.
There will be a number of out-of- door
meetings this summer.
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The members of the girls gymna-
sium at high schs ol will give an enter
tainment in the near future, and are
working hard to make the same a
success.
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Chicago Stock sIarket.

CHICAGO, Illinois, April 30-Hogs
active. 1915 to $i.15; cattle steady.
unchanged.
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Marriage Licenses.

Ebert 7. Colvin aud Margaret Shelf
fer. Williamsburg.
Jacob Byerly and Maude NJ. Crull,
Milton.
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The Twentieth Century club was er
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hammill, seventeenth
street, and a delightful time was en-
ioyed.
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PLEASANTS co.

PapererS and Painters.
Fine, up-to-date work specially.
All kinds of work done with neatness
and dispatch Office, room I second
floor, Grand hotel. Residence, Io7
south seventeenth street.
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A German Warship Started for
Manila.

NA6AsAKI, Japan, April 30.-A
German warship has started for
Manila.
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REIGN OF TERROR
In Santiago De Cuba-Every
Man Between Fifteen and Fifty
Pressed Into the Ssrvice-Cu-
bans Threatened With Mag
Aaere.

SANTIAGO, DE CUBA, April 80 -
There is reign of terror here. Five
thousand people have left the city. An
order has been issued requiring every
man between the ages of fifteen and
fifty to enroll for military service.
The Spanish soldiers threaten to mas
sacre the Cubans in the city when the
blockade begins. The governor has
seized nearly all the large stores for
food.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28
PREDICTIONS.

There is in New England an
Egyptian palmist who has made
some accurate predictions since he
came to America in 1896.
Eight months ago he predicted
that the Spanish war would come
to head this month, and that the
United States would win. the frs,
great bnttle, and that it would
crack the peace of Europe. He
also said that this month would
bring about the most shipwrecks
bloodshed and death of any in
twenty-six years. He has set the
death of Queen Victoria for the
Nth of August. 1899, and if the
good queen should die before or
after that date, he will be greatly
disappointed.
While in France years ago, NJ.
Cnrnot came to him and asked him
to cast his future for him. The
president of France was then n
young man and he was ambitious,
but not spoken of ms the possible
president of the French republic
The palmist told the young politi-
clan that he would some day wenr
crown-which was equivalent to
telling him that he would be pres
dent. He also told him that he
would die bloody death.
Before the war with Spain is
through the peace of Europe will
be broken. Japan and England will
have united with the United S,ntes
and the three will have given Ger
many thrashing, the other Euro
pean powers backing out and leav-
ing Germany to take the walloping.
Cuba will be free but it will never
be part of the United States.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

IHE war has made very con-
spicuous the absolute incapacity Of
private enterprise in many ways
but IN none more conspicuously
than in the matter of railroad
transportation. The railroads
have completely broken down in
their efforts to cope with the stu
alton. The mobilization of our
troops in the South has been made
matter of ridicule by the profit
monSering methods of the rail-
roads and the mobilization itself
has proved complete failure be-
cause the railway management is
incompetent. When it comes to
getting profits our railway man.
agement is very competent, but
when it is matter of public SER
vice our railway management is
child ike. Two regiments in Ver-
mont, to give one example among
many, had 10 wait sixty hours be-
fore the railways could get cars to
them. The sums of money lost TO
the people through this source arc
enormous and We are lucky that
We have lost only money.
And the supplies of the army
have been also treated in won-
drous manner by the railroads.
Weapons have been injured in
transportation. Equipments have
been lost en- route and II whole
tram load of ammunition got lost
somewhere between San Francisco
aud Chicago and finally turned up
in the wiids of Minnesota The
western regiments We're given rush
orders 10 30 South. and the officers
had their commands ready in
twenty hours. Then they had to
wait forty hours more for trains.
Although the army officers are fu-
rious with indignation ut this they
'iGre not say word because the
corporations are too powerful at
Washington. To repeat, it is very
lucky that we are facing such n
decrepit and contemplate power
MS Spain or private enterprise
might long ago have handed us
over to the enemy. Nor are the
railroads worse in this respect
than any other department of ac-
tivity in which private enterprise
rules.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28
OMAHA EXPOSITION.

Governor Holcomb of Nebraska
has issued IA proclamation making
Wednesday, june l, public holi.
day, it being the day on which the
Omaha Exposition will be opened.
In his proclamation the governor
reviews the history of the exposl-
ton as follows:
This great enterprise had it's in
ccption in the action of the Trans.
! Mississippi congress of 1895, at
tended by accredited delegates
from twenty-four states and terri
tories. To the end that friendly
ties and closer commercial rela-
tions might be promoted between
the different states and territories,
and that the progress of this great
section OF our country aud its mar
vclous opportunities might be dis
played ndvantngeously. i, was de-
termined to hold mn exposition OF
the products aud resources, tho
manufactures. arts aud industries
OF the west nt Omaha during the
present year. With u high apprc.
citation of the responsibility i'm
posed, as well as the honor con.
fcrrcd, by the selection of it's met
ropoli- ns tho plnce OF exhibition,
the people OF Nebraska, aud cs-
pcclnlly OF the city Of Omnhn. have
spared neither effort nor money in
doing their part TO make the expo
riiion n success. The state, by
legislative appreciation, aud c,,i.
zens. by generous contributions,
have made possible tho wonderful
achievements IN making this ca.
tcrprisc, ns Il will bc. one Of tho
Greatest expositions held on Amer.
,cnn soil. A new city hss sprung
mp ~ II by magic on tho outskirts
OF tho Nebraska metropolis aud
for five months IL woudsrs will
attract visitors from every ssctioa
of our county, from every qusrtse
ct oar globe. The satss an rsaay
70 bs thrown opsu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28
POLITICAL.

The Oregon state and concres.
sional elections are in June. There
is n coalition there by the popu-
lists. democrats and silver republi.
cans against the gold republicans.
The chances are about even but
slightly in favor of the Mckinley
republicans.
Tuesday, May II the populists
OF Illinois held their state conven-
ton at Springfield and nominated
straight ticket.
Populists are holding their state
conventions early as follows:
Florida Peoples par,y state con.
vention meets at Ocala, May 3lst.
Populists of Arkansas meet in
state convention at Little Rock on
May 3lst.
The Peoples party convention
for the state of Maine meets n,
Bangor, Thursday, June 2nd to
nominate a tull ticket.
The Peoples party state con.
ven,ion Of Minnesota is called 10
meet at Normnnna hall, Minneap-
oils, June 18th.
South Dakota populist state con.
vention is called to meet IN Aber.
deem, June 22nd.
Peoples party state convention
in Michigan is called to meet at
Grand Rapids on Tuesday, June
2lst. TO nominate state ticket, 80.
lcct state committee. name mem.
bcrs OF national committee and NJ.
lect delegates TO national conyen-
ton il one should bc called.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

CHAIRMAN DiNGLEY has no pa
.iencn with the men who oppose
the national banks and the plans
OF tn. money power. His paper,
the Lewiston Maine Journal, un-
der the heading "rhe War and
Fintism," raves ms follows:
The Senate democratic populists
who were anxious above everybody
10 declare war a.sins. Spain, now
agree TO support war only nt tho
rate of i3 cents on the dollar. II
is ~ most shameful exhibition Of
dcmngouic politics, when patriot.
ism IL imperative. thnt ". have
Ind since the old coppcrl,cnd times.
The opposition in tho United
States Senate thus in effect declare
that they were jingocs in the Sen.
nte on = foreign policy mainly bc.
cause they hoped war would drive
the nation 10 Mcxicanixc and fnlsify
It's money. When such men mlk
for tho rights 1T mnn aud social
progress. W. now know on their
own confession what they mean.
They mean war ma n dodge 10 pay
debts st less than 90 cents on tho
dollar and boom for tho silvc,
mining combination.
Here il = plain in,imstion that
tho masses of the American people
arc dishonest rcpudiators.
The les.ler Of tho lower house In
congress does not propose u argue
the question Of finance. but to
brow.b~at and by billiuvsgntc beat
down al opposition. II was such
a. Dingley that opposc,lsthe war
and sought 70 compromiss tue No.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28


MANY men have many minds.
In the present conflict between the
United States aud Spnin there mr..
rumors Of all sorts OF nllinnc,s md
international complications. There
nrc doubtless those in France
Germany mud Italy who sympa.
this" with Spnin. and others who
desire the succcsa OF this country
in the present war. Michael pn.
wilt. the Irish national leader in
the British parliament. Inns sent n
letter 10 lso~sa Downing n, Wash.
in.ton containing the following.
II crossed 10 Paris aud satisfied
myself, In interviews with the yn.
rious continental Representatives,
TINT such n coalition WAS n pur.
English fabrication. Russin will
never join In any movement hos.
tile to tho United States, while ,hs
German representative clearly mn.
nounced that there l. no thought
In bis country Of bsing hostile to
the nation 10 which there are IA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

100000 German people who arc
loyal American citizens by adop-
ton. The republic of France
would be shaken to its foundation
if its rulers dared to join in coali-
ton against the sister republic
beyond the Atlantic, from whence
came the first inspiration of French
liberty"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28
D0H'T 90 TO THE KLoHDIKI.

Lots Of talk and writing now days
about klond,kc. But IL costs eiJo0 "a
get there. Every young I,srHon should
have n trndc or profession. Edison.
tho wizard of tho wir.. was first ,els.
graph operator. Tclcgraphy can bs
picked up At homo in your spare hours.
The Edison telegraph outfit costs ei.00
Il Ia . practical learners instrument.
Many expert operators have learned by
H. We scnd with II wirc. battery, all
oSnplet". with full directions for otsrst.
Ing and course Of lessons for learning
At home IN TEN wssks. Any boy or girl
can acquire Inns useful profession In n
short time by our system. Sent prepaid
for ella. Money rsfundlsd II unsatis.
fsctory.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

tons honor for bonds. And since
the war was declared these same
men think more of bonds than of
prosecuting the war to an early
termination.
The plutocrats and all their
agents and tools should be turned
out-of congress in November.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

IHE money power cares nothing
for the freedom of Cuba; but it is
determined to enslave the people
of the United States and the whole
world, under cover of cannon
smoke.-Donnelly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28
report.

ONE more Of Senator Wolcott's
friends has been taken care of.
Dewey G. Bailey of Denver was
appointed q. S. marshal for this
state Tuesday to succeed Marshal
Israel. Mr.. Bailey is at present
engaged in the stock business at
the Union stock yards and is one of
the heaviest dealers in the state
especially in feeders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

ONE populist editor. j. L. Whipr
Of the Gunnison Champion, tired
OF making fortune in running n
populist newspaper. some time ago
concluded to try his luck in Klon.
dixie. He writes that his party
landed safely at Valdez and were,
on May ., ten miles on their jour
ney across the glacier. They find it
very slow travelling, as everything
has to be taken on hand sleds and
one man can only haul from 100 to
l5O pounds to load, the snow be-
ing about five feet deep. and rs
their outfits average about 1900
pounds to a man, they have to
make camps from two to three
miles apart and then make several
trips.
Many Of the "tenderfeet" from
the east are growing homesick
and discouraged. Some of them
nre selling their outfits and going
back nearly every day.
The boys feel greatly encour-
aged and say they eau get colors
from n pan Of dirt taken anywhere
in the country, and they have Just
received word of u strike about
nineteen miles ahead OF them on
the trail that gave returns OF S75
to the pm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-05-28

SURFACE indications are that
politics nre hardly thought of in
this state. Ofcourse there Is more
or less scheming on the quiet. The
question of combinations hns not
been settled yet aud will not be
until the convention meets.
Senator Wolcott's friends are
leaving no stones unturned to Sc
cure the nominations for state SEN
ators who will support the senator
in case of election. State senators
are elected for four years and
those elected this fall will help to
elect the next u. s. senator.