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MILITARY CAMPAIGN.
Cooperation With Cuban Insurgents
Expected.

CooperatIon With Cuban Insurgents
Expected.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-General
Miles and his assistants were in con-
ference at various times during the
day respecting military operations that
are to be undertaken in the occupa-
ton of Cuba. They all maintain the
strictest reticence concerning the re-
suits of these deliberations and have
adopted the policy of making nothing
public regarding the regular army
movements, and none of the officials
would confirm the reports published
today that the infantry regiments at
New Orleans and some of the troops
at Chickahauga are to proceed with
out delay to Tampa.
General Shafter, who commands the
brigade at New Orleans, left tonight
for that place, accompanied by his Ad-
jutant. Colonel Babcock. The Cuban
representatives in Washington were at
General Miles headquarters today and
were consulted in regard to various
steps which would arise in connection
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These Are NeutaI.

LISBON, April 29.-The Official Ga
zette today publishes the neutrality de-
cree of Portugal in the war between
Spain and the United States. 1t is SINH
lar to the decree issued at the time of
the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian
war, and contains six articles
BUENOS .AYRES, April 29.-It is
announced that the Argentine Repub-
lie will promulgate a decree of neu-
trality during the war between the
United States and Spain, but it seems
certain that the Government will re-
serve absolute liberty of action in re-
gard to coal.
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understood, called TO ascertain, so far
as possible, the policy of the United
States with regard to Hawaii in con-
nection with the war with Spain. Al
though it is impossible TO- obtain any
official information on that particular
point. it is understood the Hawaiian
Minister was informed that the Admin
istration was likely to change its policy
toward the Hawaiian Islands pending
action by the Senate on the treaty pro-
viding for the annexation of the ISL
ands
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations held a meeting today for fur
ther consideration on the question of
annexation.
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ANNEXATION.
Views EXPIRES sed in a Dispatch
From the East.

Views EXPIRES Sed in a Dispatch
From the East.
The New York connection of a cOu-
pie of local firms and of several citi-
zens says in a telegram brought from
San Francisco by the S. S. City of Rio
''Mr. Thurston says that the war tariff
bill displaces for the present consider
alton of the annexation resolution. Our
own information is that the resolution
will be taken up and disposed of in the
Senate as soon as preliminary or i'm
perative war legislation is out of the
way. In any event we are of the
opinion that action should be taken in
Hawaii, regardless of inaction in this
country"
The last clause in this dispatch re-
fers of course, to some proposal that
has been made for a radical course
here Members of the Government de-
cline to discuss the matter at present
or rather to make or give any hint as
to the immediate future. 1t was said
on Saturday that determined effort
or attempt would be made to uncover
the policy of the Government through
the old process of lodging questions
from the Legislature upon the Minis
try. When this was suggested to
Government factor the reply was that
the Cabinet could not be forced to an
swer all questions.
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PREPARED FOR DUTY.
Troop ship and Clara Barton Arrive
ia Key West

AAOOp snip anu OlhFa BarTOu Arrive
iu Key West.
KEY WEST, April 29.-The chief in
cident of the day was the safe arrival
of the troop ship Panther with nearly
700 marines on board. The Fern arriv-
ed from Tampa with ammunition for
the fleet, and the Annapolis returned
after brief absence. Where she has
been is not known, except to the au-
thorities and those aboard.
The Mascotte arrived here this after
noon, bringing Miss Clara Barton and
a corps of Red Cross workers. The
party did not come ashore, but were
taken down stream to the Red Cross
ship State of Texas. which has been
awaiting their arrival. The State of
Texas has on board about 1.400 tons
of provisions, clothing and medicines.
She will await instructions from Wash
ingtOn before proceeding to Cuba.
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] have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for it. At
last I found one remedy that has been
a success as a cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy.-P. E. Grisham, Gaars Mills,
La. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
Wholesale Agents for H. I.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
ART AND SCIENCE.

At the Worlds Columbian Exposi-
ton art and science was thoroughly
exemplified. The greatest achieve
ments of modern times were on exhi-
bition. Among the many beautiful
displays none attracted more atten-
ton than that made by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. 1t won the
enthusiastic praises of all. B. Berger
sen, Agent, Bethel street.
The City Carriage Company possess
only first-class hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers.
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone 113.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-At to-
days session of the Senate the report
of the conferees on the naval appro-
.priation bill was presented and agreed
to. The measure, as projected, carries
a little more than $57,OOO,OOO.
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DEPENDABLE BARGAINS

Now that the stock Of the fire sale
is out of the way, L. B. Kerr will
turn over a new leaf and offer to the
trade a personally selected stock of
beautiful dry goods at prices with
prices attacked which competition can
not touch.
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ANXIOUS ABOUT HAWAII.

Mr.. Hatch Calls on Government.
Policy May Be Changed
WASHINGTON, April 28.-John B.
Moore qualified today as Assistant Sec
rotary of State and, in the absence of
Secretary Day, received the represen-
tatives Of the foreign governments
having diplomatic business with the
United States. Among them were the
Portuguese Minister and Mr.. Hatch,
from Hawaii. The latter, it is
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1t was decided by the President that
if the Spaniards attempt to replace the
Notifications at Matanzas, they will
again be bOmbarded.
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KINGSTON, (Jamaica), April %
The German steamer Remus, from
Hamburg for Baltimore, touched at
Port Antonio, this island, early today
and landed AL German, Cuban, British
and American refugees from Santiago
de Cuba.
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The Aloha Branch of the Theosophi-
cal Society had most interesting OBJ
servance of White Lotus Day in the
Society hall, Saturday evening.
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with the cooperation of United States
troops with the insurgent forces in
Cuba.
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The Worlds won a hotly contested
cricket match from the Englands on
Saturday afternoon.
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WAR NOTES.

NEW YORK, April 80, 2:47 a. M
The American liner Paris has just been
sighted off Fire Island
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MADRID, April 29.-Spanish fours
closed at 61.30. Gold was quoted at
$500.
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BOSTON, April 29-AlI the inmates
of the public institutions in the har-
Dor, numbering about 1900, are to be
removed for fear of a Spanish bonn
bardment.
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that the quartermaster's department OF
the army may purchase. and also upon
the bill permitting the enlistment OF a
brigade OF engineers. Both bills were
amended. the limitation bill so as to
authorize the secretary of war TO make
purchases of supplies abroad. The en-
gineer bill was amended so as to per-
init the enlistment Of 10000 yellow fever
immunes i'm the army.
The bill was also amended so as to
extend the removal of limitations OF
purchases to all bureaus of the war de-
partment and to all branches OF the
army. instead Of combining them to the
quartermaster's department. The pro-
vision of the engineer bill for the en-
listment of yellow fever immunes was
practically i'm response to the prcsi-
dents request. which was made known
by Secretary Alger.
The president and the secretary both
think these troops will be especially
useful in a campaign in Cuba They
think there will be comparatively lit
tie difficulty in securing the number re-
uuired.
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Fixing to Iuvade Cuba.

Tampa. Fla. April 2S.-The news of
the bombardment OF MatanZas by Rear
Admiral Sampson reached here this aft
ernoon. and soon afterward Col. Nj. a.
Cochrane. commanding the first pro-
visional brigade of Tampa division, re-
ceived a telegram from Washington. in
structing him to hold his command In
readiness for immediate departure, with
rations for 30 days. This Is the first
authentic information regarding the fu-
ture movements of the troops here.
The Tampa division. embracing the
troops at this point and at Port Tampa,
has been divide into two brigades.
Colonel Cochrane, the enior ranking
officer in the camp. has been appointed
commander of the first brigade, and
Col. John Poland. the next ranking Off
Ger. to the second. The order from
Washington relating to the movements
Of the first brigade referred to is be-
ing whispered about among the officers
I'm the rotundas of the hotels. Although
no definite rders have yet been re-
ceived, IL is predicted the second brigade
will receive a similar message from
Washington within "A few hours. OFF,
GERS here expect that all the troops now
stationed at Chickamauga will be here
in a few days.
Ii II well known that the much dread
ed rainy season on the island does not
set i'm for several weeks, and the Off
GERS believe that the purpose of the
army and navy authorities In Washing
ton is to effect a juncture with the Gu
ban army before hat time or else land
10000 or IL. 900 regular troops there n
make a rush upon Havana.
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In Defense of Frisco.

san Francisco. April 2S.-At a spe-
cial meeting Of the trustees of the
chamber of MINER to-day, the
proposition To form an auxiliary artil-
lery regiment. with batteries. To aid
the regular army in the defense Of this
city. was discussed and further action
deferred until the wishes of the gov
should be made known. The
matter Of procuring auxiliary cruisers
for this coast was considered and dis
patches were sent To President Me
Kinley and Senat Perkins stating
that immediate action was necessary
To protect the commerce Of this
guast
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4 shortage of wheat.

Minneapolis. April 2S.-The Journal to-
day says: mot for years has the North
west been so short of wheat as now.
Country stocks have reachsd "a very low
point. there probably being less than q
900. Oao bushels at this time held by coun-
try houses. only a very small portion or
which is contract wheat. This explains
why the Minneapolis wheat market has
advanced over 20 cents in one week. The
wheat to fill contracts is not in sight. Out
of the small country supply must go the
wheat for country milling. with no new
wheat To come for grinding until Sep
TENDER. A supply for about Is weeks
must be found. Minneapolis mills are
grinding over "A million bushels a week.
Minneapolis and Duluth together have
only I3,Oo0. 600 bushels of all grades in pub-
lie houses as against over 20. 0o0.0 o BUSH
els last year"
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Letters With n Curious History.

Washington. April 2s.-The postoffice de-
partment at Otta wa. Canada. has sent 10
the postoffice department here several
hundred letters addressed for delivery in
the United States which have rather "A
curious history. They were written by
the officers and crew of a whaler wrecked
recently in the Arctic ocean. and We're
brought to the postoffice at Edmonton by
the captain of the Inflated vessel. No
postage being paid. they were not prom
erly mailable. but unde the exceptional
circumstance prepayment was waived
by the Canadian administration and the
letters forwarded as above stated.
No information was given as to the pre-
else scene of the wreck. the name Of the
ship or as to the fate of crew. As lac OF
these letters were addressed to persons
in San Francisco. il is probable that the
vessel shipped from that port.
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HAS BURlE|GH WHEELS?
Or Is He Only Trying to Make 1t
Appear That He has?
A LETTER TO Mr.. WHITE
The Governor Is Inclined to Think u
leigh's Insanity Is Faxed He's
Ahve in Portland. Oregon.
All Right. ALI Right.

There Is no longer any chance for doubt
that Henri J. Burleigh is alive. The Dill
Ion Examiner publishes the following let
ter from him:
Portland. Ore. April 70. 1888.
Hon. h. +. White. Dillon. Mont-Dear
Sir: Have this day expressed you the
sum of 5000 in currency as the final set
Element of the Gallagher judgment matter.
which you claim you lost through my
negligence. This. with the $500 sent you
from Butte. will fully satisfy all your
claims against me. and | want you to ex-
ecute the proper assignments of this juds-
ment to me. 30 that ] can protect my
self. Kindly give the matter of the as
signment of the Judgment your usual
prompt attention., as | have instructed
my attorneys to look to IL that the matter
Is promptly settled by you or suit will be
commenced against you to compel you
to do so.
You will also release all property OF
mine and of my wife's which you have
under attachment most of 1t is, as l am
advised by my attorneys here, exempt
from attachment any way, and you Will
he required to pay dear for YOU fun. l
cannot write you much more, as l am
busy I'm court and i'm the office. Faithfully
yours. IL. j. BCRLElGH.'
From the above letter il appears that
Mr.. Burleigh is either insane or Is try
ing to make out that he is insane. Gov
ernor White says he never had any bust
ness dealings with Burleigh of any sort.
No attachments were filed on any of Bur-
leigh's property. Neither the $1,000 or the
s.. 900 referred to was received by Mr..
White, and the latter thinks Burleigh
wrote the letter for the purpose of max
ing il appear that he Is insane.
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Lisbon, April est is officially an
nounced the Portuguese government
stopped the dispatches of public tele-
graphic information regarding the
movements of warships I'm the harbors
of Portugal. The Spanish torpedo fleet,
together with several first-class cruis-
ers, has been at st. Vincent (Portu-
guese) for some tins past. Daily bull
letins hav been received from there by
the associated press, but the action of
the Portuguese government to-day APP
parently closes this service of infor-
nation regarding the movements N
whereabouts of the fleet.
Investigation shows the
ment regarding transmission of intelli-
gence relative to movements OF the
war fleets of the official gazette only
applies to continental ports.
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Praying for Success.

Washington. April 2S.-In the senate
to-day the chaplain prayed for "a
speedy and glorious success of the
American army n navy. Pasco pre-
sented "A memorial from a Georgia
board Of trade regarding the interior
ence with coastwise trade. He said the
matter was becoming serious, as Amer
lear firms were forced to refuse bust
ness. The memorial was referred to
the committee on After
passing a number Of bills To which
there was no objection. including one
To open the a~sphsltum and gilsonite
lands in Utah to entry, the senate at =
m m adjourned
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4 Woman spy for spain.

Washington. April 2s.-The postofice
department has received information of
another letter being held up because it
contained reasonable matter. The post
master at Santa Cruz reported hat "A
letter To Sagasta, Spain. had been
mailed there. n under direction of the
assistant attorney general the contents
were examined. 1t was mailed by "a
woman who gave an address where an
answer you reach her and contained
information i'm regard To the fortitica-
tions Of San Francisco, where guns
are located. etc. The letter Will be re-
ferred to the wal department.
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London. April 29.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Morning Post says:
Emperor Francis Joseph privately con-
tributed 500 900 to the national naval
subscription to Spain and has further
shown his sympathy by permitting a
number of Austro-Hungarian ofhcers
to join the Spanish nag. The Arch
duke Eugene has gone to Madrid to
stay with the queen regent during this
critical period.
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Mexico .. strictly Neutral.

City OF Mexico. April 2s.-Minister
Clayton communicated TO the foreign
department of the government OF Mex
leo the resolution Of the American con-
gress declaring war upon Spain. Min
lister Mariscal OF the foneign depart
ment replied. lamenting h war n
hoping for its speedy termination. He
the American minister on the
authority of President Diaz that Mex
leo will maintain the striotest neu-
fralify.
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A Change of Base.

Key West. Fla, April 2s.-G. Brown
Patterson, an attorney of Key West. re-
Gently appointed by United States Dis
trict Judge Locke. chief prize commits
sioner. to adjudicste the cases of ships
captured from the Spaniards. has Great
ed a sensation by resigning his ONCE:
IL is understood he has been retained
by the owners of captured vessels 10
represent them in the prize cases.
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An Alleged Spnnish spy.

Laredo. Texas. April 2s.-When the
International * Great Northern mail
train arrived this evening a strange
on the train was at once arrested by an
officer from Fort Mcintosh. n from
what could be learned the mar is
thought to be a Spanish spy who has
been under surveillance all the way
from New York city. He was bound
for Mexico. The prisoner is now at the
post. but nothing further of a definite
nature could be learned tonight.
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Mckinley Decline. Tanner. O6er.

Springfield, Ill. April Ex-Governor
Tanners hopes of leading the Illinois
10 the front were blasted COM
pietely to-day. He received word from
Washington which confirmed previous
announcements that he would not be
placed by President Mckinley. Colonel
James II. Il. Van Cieave rendered his
resignation as inspector general. Other
designations may follow. Gen. William
Clenendin Of Moline. ILL.,. was appointed
inspector TO succeed Van Cleaye.
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London. April 2s.-The bombardment
of Matanzas' fertilization Is regarded
here as a preliminary to the landing OF
American troops and making Matanzas
the base of American operations In Gu
ba. 1t Is believed that he squadron
at Cape Verde has really been await
ing for the arrival of the Pelayo and
the Alfonso XIII. and other men or
war. but now that Portugal has de-
clared neutrality the fleet will be COM
PEELED to sail without delay. whether
reinforced or not.
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EilBRONNER-FElOBERG
Two Well known Citizens Enlist In the
Grand Army of Volunteers.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. April 2S.-Charles Heilbronner,
publisher OF the Western Mining World
of Butte. and Carrie NJ. Feldberg. daugh-
ter of the late Jacob Feldberg Of this city,
were married at the Grandon hotel to-
night i'm the presence of relatives and
friends. Rabbi Eisenberg of Butte per-
formed the ceremony. a substantial we'd
ding supper was served after the cere-
mony. The bride and groom departed over
the Northern Pacific tonight for New
York on "a honeymoon, TO be gone a
month.
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spaninrds do Their Worst.

Easton. Pa. April 2s.-The large
packing houses of the Atlantic Powder
company, near Dover. y. j., contain
ing high explosives for the United
states government, were blown up this
afternoon. Two men are known TO
have been killed. Several are missing.
and a number injured. The explosion
is believed to have been the work OF
Spanish spies. Su Dicious Characters
have been seer aroun the building
for several DAYS.
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seized After Unloading Coal.

London, April 2S.-Lloyd's advices
from Manila say the American bark
Saranca. owned by William Simpson.
jr.. of New York. which was captured
at Tlolo. Philippine islands. by the
Spanish gunboat ri Cana. was seized
after she unloaded her cargo of coal at
thar mort.
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QUO WARRANT0.
Legal Process to Obtain AN Interpretation
of the Law on Parallels.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. April 2S.-Attorney General No
Ian is preparing To institute quo war
ranto proceedings to ascertain the right
of the Butte. Anaconda a Pacific tn ac-
uuire the line Of the Montana railroad be-
tween Stuart and Anaconda. The suit VIII
he "a friendly one to obtain from the SUI
preme court an Interpretation of the law
forbidding a railroad company from ac-
nniring a parallel line.
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sorry Outlook In Madrid.

London. April 29.-The Madrid corre-
spondent Of the Standard says: The
parliamentary outlook Is less satlsiac-
tory. despite the praiseworthy efforts
both the government and Senior Siivela
are making to induce the opposition
to reduce the wonted dilatory debates
with a view to getting voted rapidly
those bills and authorization which are
indispensable to enable the government
cal circumstances"
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CONTINUED from Page One)
used in the late war. The question Of
arms and other equipments for the
volunteers Is now receiving the atten-
tion of the ordnance office and the
quartermaster generals department.
As soon AZ Information is received as
10 h exact number OF arms needed
for the volunteers they will be shipped
20 their state rendezvous for distri-
button.
The three independent regiments OF
cavalry authorized by the volunteer
army act and which are 10 be COM
posed exclusively of frontiersmen are
10 be known as the LIST, 2d and Sd regi-
ments of the L.. s. volunteer cavalry.
They are To be composed Of Il troops
each.