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Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

lime even for all sections of the coun-
try to receive complete information
regarding the details of the issue and
to receive subscriptions from such
points as, do not reach the treasury.
Every channel will be used to dis
seminate in the widest possible man
ner information regarding the issue
and to make it in every sense sue
cessful popular loan. A great num-
Der of subscriptions have been re-
ceived in advance of the passage of the
act and there is every reason to be-
lieve that the issue will be largely over
subscribed. The treasury will print
about 1000, 900 subscription blanks and
circulars of Information. These will
be put in the hands of every money
order postmaster and in every bank
ing Office and express Office at the
earliest possible moment"
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
CASE FOR. A CAUCUS.
Democrats in Favor of Hawaiian An
neXatiOn.

Washington, June IA request for
democratic caucus has been placed
in the hands of Chairman Richardson
and it is understood it will be issued
for a caucus on Tuesday night The
business will be partially in consider
alton of Hawaiian annexation. but it
is not certain that party action will
be taken upon the question.
Probably more than twenty demo
Gratis favor annexation and there is a
belief that the party can secure all the
political benefits from the opposition
without precipitating caucus fight
and endeavoring to force the minority
to vote against the Newlands resolu-
tfons. Chairman Richardson said the
call for caucus would be issued Mon
day morning.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
THE FLAG AT GUANTANAMO
The Marines Have Made a Landing and
Are Holding 1t, Awaiting Arrival
of the Army of Occupation.

lRegarding
starting
bulletin
credit
rewarded
instead of assistant constructor
American Cuba it
The
number obliged
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
A SINGLE DOCK
Another Thing the Spanish War Has
Done for the Government.

Mare Island Navy Yard, June IL
All the departments are rushing work
to the highest tension. The construc-
ton and repair employees are working
night and day on the Nero, formerly
the Whitgift, and the Monadnock, to
get them in condition to start for Ma
Mia. The Monadnock will be COM
pleted on Wednesday, and the Nero
on Thursday at the latest unless some
things unforeseen delays them.
The work on the Philadelphia goes
on as fast as the particularly unfor-
tunate circumstances will permit. The
ship has had to be taken from the
dock twice, stopping work on her hull
in order to allow the docking of the
Monterey, the Monadnock and the
Nero. This necessitates great delay
and entails an expense of thousands of
dollars to the government 1t is a
very aggravating case of struggling
with one dock.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
A DRUMMER BOYS LUCK.
Mrs. Mckinley Entertains Him in the
White House.

Washington. June 11.-On returning
from her daily ride Mrs. Mckinley saw
the youngest and smallest drummer
boy in the army standing on the White
House portico. He bowed courteously
and was so polite that Mrs. Mckinley
said: Come inside with me-" The
little fellow is Garfield Finlayson, the
drummer boy Of Company A.. Thirty
third Michigan regiment. at Camp AL
ger. His father is dead and his wild
owed mother and one little brother
live in Detroit.
Mrs. Mckinley ordered lot of nice
things for little Finlayson to eat, and
when he went away gave him a bag of
fruit
The incident was a pretty one. The
little fellows face was bronzed and
dirty, but he was as courteous as a
Chesterfield and Immediately won the
love of the kind hearted mistress of
the White House.
The youngest soldier in the army
also visited the White House. He is
H. w. McCorry, Jr., son of Judgs H.
w. McCorry of this city. He ran
away from home and joined the Ten
nessee regiment, now at Camp Alger.
He is only is years old, but has Sc
cured his fathers consent to army ser
vice.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

Mr.. Mendopca as the Brazilian min
lister to the United States. is one of the
best known diplomats OF South Amer
lea. He graduated in law at st. Paulo
at the age Of .23 years, and has since
occupied a prominent position at the
bar of his country. He has always
taken a great interest in politics. do
nestle and foreign, and has made a
speciality of the study of international
law, He has always been an ardent
republican, and took leading part in
the establishment of the present repub-
lican form of government in Brazil in
1890. In 1895 he wrote book on con-
stitutional law, which is now accepted
as an authority on that subject. He
has since written two other works on
the same subject. On the establish
ment of the republic he was elected a
representative to the national legisla-
|ture and on the expiration of his term
he was appointed Brazilian minister
to the Argentine Republic. After
serving in that capacity for two years
he was appointed minister to Japan.
Ebut while on his way to that country
he was transferred to Lisbon in a dip
lomatic capacity, where he has re-
mained up to the time of his present
appointment as minister to the United
States. Mr.. Brazil took a prominent
part in the abolition movement in
Brazil advocating with tongue and
pen the liberation of the Brazilian
slaves, and his efforts were crowned
with success. He is a man of means
and has large landed estates in Rio
Grande du Sui. At the time of the
abolition agitation he showed the sin
cerity of his advocacy of the freedom
of the slaves by giving absolute free
dom to all the slaves employed on his
own plantations several years before
the issue of the general proclamation
of emancipation He is a great ad-
mirer of American people and insti-
tutions. and will undoubtedly find him
self in congenial company in this city
and country.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

London, June ia special dispatch
from Vienna says the creditors of the
Princess Louise of SAKE Coburg (wife of
Prince Philip who is accused of forging
the signature of the Crown Princess
Stephanie to the extent of two million
forms, are bringing action against her
in an attempt to recover the money.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Chronicle telegraphed on May
10th as follows: Princess Louise of Sake
Coburg was conveyed to a private asy-
lum last night. The princess, who is
daughter of King Leopold of Belgium
had clandestinely passed the last few
weeks with Lieut.. Won Mattichich-Keg-
Inch, her lover. at his castle near Agram
Croatia. In the meantime her debts
amount to millions of fiorins and bills
bearing the alleged forged signature of
the Archduchess Stephanie came into
circulation
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
Newspapers Continue to Reflect the Senti-
ments Of the People.
Spain Still Continuing to Enlist the Pow
ers In Move to Secure Interven-
ton, Thus Ending the War.

Berlin in
government
of
geefuy supporting
These
attacking
leans regarded as foes unworthy of their
approached
lively
Ior present juncture
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
NO INTERVENTION.
Foreign Powers Are Not Likely to In
vite a Snub

London, June lin regard to the
rumored peace propositions of Spain,
the Pail Mall Gazette says: "Balfour
delighted to do anything to help, but
we could not think of it unless both
parties seemed likely to welcome it
and mean business, which they do not
That's just it. America is ready for
peace, but only on the terms she is
entitled to. Spain is ready for peace
but on Let us pretend that nothing
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

recruit mechanics machinists, skilled
seamen and ordinary seamen for SER
vice on this latest addition to the
fighting force. of the navy. They
will open a recruiting Office in the city
named this week and hope to secure
an excellent crew OF a hundred men or
more. Lieutenant Logan is one of the
cipher experts of the navy, and has
been on duty with the strategic board
for several months. He will be sec
possible the other members OF the
board will also be assigned to duty on
that vessel.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
AMERICANS DRAW OFF.
An Unsuccessful Attempt at Landing
2 in Cuba.

Madrid, June 11.-An- official dispatch
This evening Admiral Sampson's ships
recommended the bombardment of San
tiago de Cuba At the same tine .
number Of boats towed by the steamer
approached and attempted to make =
landing The cannonade lasted three
hours The Spaniards sxillfully posted.
repulsed the attempt at landing and
the Americans drew of. No damage was
caused by the shells from the American
boats which kept distance evidently
afraid to venture within range OF tho
guns of the forts.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
GEN GARCIA COMING HERE.
Wants Guns and Privilege of Carrying
Cuban Flags.

cia. second in command Of the Cuban
army. is expected here soon. 1t is stated
that the object of the visit of Mendee
Capote. the Cuban. vice president, to
Washington is to request our govern
ment to furnish several guns and that
the Cu5ans be allowed to fly the Cuban
Tag.
The junta here today received in atorna-
tion from Havana that universal ACTIVITY
prevails in Spanish circles. Captain Cen
eral Blanco is forcing all Cubans to en-
list, and he is now at work on trocha
south of Havana, running up earthworlxs
and masked batteries
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
A LAW NEXT MONDAY.

Washington June L. bill will
law adhered in both
houses presiding
respective bill still
in it
is thought together
when Monday the bill will be promptly
rushed through signatures
Speaker
to the president
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

troops were reviewed and inspected by
General Grant, who took occasion to
compliment the colonies upon the fine
appearance of their commands.
An order has been issued from
corps headquarters forbidding the
boys eating pies and cakes, and as a
result hundreds of peddlers who have
been selling these things at the park
are now without employment
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
MARIETTA COMES IN.

Key West, June 1.-THE gunboat
Marietta, that made the circuit of the
Horn with the Oregon, arrived at Key
West, Fla. In answer to a question,
the officers replied that they had no
news at all, that they had not sighted
a half dozen vessels since they left
San Jose, Costa Rica. March 16, and
had seen only one ship since leaving
Rio de Janeiro on May 3.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
rEMERARIo MUST MOVE.
The Paraguayan Government Will No
Longer Harbor Her as a War Vessel.

Buenos Ayres, June 1.-THE govern
ment of Paraguay, acting upon the rep
resentations of the United States consul
at Montevideo notified the commander
of the Spanish torpedo gunboat Temera-
rio, now at Asuncion, that he must dis
arm the vessel if he desires to remain
in port. The Spanish commander re-
fused to do so and thereupon he was in
formed that the Temeraria must leave as
soon as the repairs to her machinery are
completed which must be done quickly
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
WAS A BRITISHER.

Gibraltar, June 1.-THE Man taken
into custody at Algeciras. on the bay
of Gibraltar. Spain. last night on a
charge of having in his possession
plans of the Notifications at Cadiz
has been released. The suspicion
which led to his arrest has been
shown to be groundless. The prisoner
proved to be British subject and not
an American. as was at first reported.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
THE BUFFALO.
Perfecting in Guns, Officers, Men ant
in Every Fighting Quality.

Washington, June 11-Commander
Hemphill, in charge of the recruiting
branch of the navigation bureau, has
been assigned to the command of the
Buffalo, and will soon join her. The
dynamite guns which were mounted on
the Buffalo when she entered the SER
vice of Brazil were left behind at Rio
de Janeiro, not being regarded as suit
able for the service to which she is to
be put.
+ Lieutenant Logan, Chief Engineer
Zane and surgeon have been ap-
pointed a board to meet at Buffalo to
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
CANNED SALMON.

Washington, June 1.-THE president
has authorized canned salmon to be
added as one of the meat components
of army rations. Ordinary fresh beef
will be issued to troops, six days in
ten, salt meats three days in ten. and
canned salmon one day in ten.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
THIRD EXPEDITION.

San Francisco, June 11.-Major-
General Merritt has decided that the
third feet to sail for Manila shall con-
sist of at least eight steamships, with
capacity for nearly 1000 men. Prep
arations for the third fleet are in
progress.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
PUR1TAN's COMMANDER.

Washington, June 11.-Captain Fred
erick Rodgers, formerly president OF
the naval auxiliary board, has been
ordered to command the big monitor
Puritan, now with Admiral Simpsons s
fleet. He relieves Captain P. F. Har-
rington, who has been Frustrated by
the terrible heat to which he has been
subjected during his long stay in Gu
ban waters.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
PRICE OF AGu1NALDo.
Unless it is Removed the Spanish WIN
Get no Quarter.

New York. June IA special cable
from Hong Kong says a battle for the
possession OF Manila is in progress today
between the Spanish forces and those OF
Aguinaldo. Admiral Dewey has prom
ised to prevent a massacre should tho
Insurgents capture the city.
The Spanish governor has been noti-
fed that unless he withdraws the re-
ward put upon the head of the insurgent
leader he will get no quarter. Otherwise
the rules of civilized warfare will be
strictly adhered to, as the result of this
price being placed on his head. three
attempts have been made to tase Ag-
uinaldo's life.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
HOBSON ALL RIGHT.

New York, June 1.-THE British con-
sui at Santiago de Cuba sent the follow
ing dispatch via Haligax to the World:
Replying to your telegram, Lieutenant
Hobson and his men are well. They are
also well cared for by the authorities. 1
have myself just seen him.
(Signed) RAMSDEN,
British Consul
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
WANT CAMARA AT HOME.

Madrid, June 11.-Many of the
newspapers advocate the keeping at
home of Admiral Camara's fleet for the
purpose of defending the coast. Cap
tain Aunon, the minister of marine,
has made arrangements with the
Spanish transatlantic line for the
transportation of munitions and sup
plies to the Antilles.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
NOW THREE PER CENTS.
Subscription to the Bonds to Be
Opened at Once.

Washington, June 11.-Assistant Sec
retary Vanderlip, who has had per-
posed bond issue, said tonight: ga
subscription of s2OO,0OO,OOO of the 8
per cent bonds just authorized by con-
gress will be opened by the treasury
department as soon as the bill is
signed by the president, and will close
at p. m. July 4. This gives ample
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
PIE AND CAKE FORBIDDEN.
Volunteers of Camp Thomas Expect
Orders to Move to Tampa.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 1.-THE
event at Camp Thomas was the sham
battle between the regiments of the
First division, Third corps. General
Fred Grant commanding. About 5000
troops participated.
The boys entered the battle with a
vim that speaks ill for the Spaniards
who will likely come in contact with
them in the near future.
At the conclusion of the battle the
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
OTHER CHARTERED VESSELS.

Washington, June 1.-THE war de-
partment finally closed charters today
for the steamships Victoria, Olympia
and Arizona, which are to be used in
the transportation of troops to Manila
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

has happened terms. Unless Spain
sees the childishness of this there is
no hope for peace. In the meanwhile
no power is likely to invite a well de-
served snub by babbling about an un-
invited Intervention or congress-
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
A DETROIT FIRE

Detroit, June ia fire today destroy
ed the Case powder building on Congress
street with all its contents and threaten
ed, and in some cases, damaged some of
the finest business structures in the city
The total damage is upwards of $2OO,Oo
1t is not believed the insurance will ex-
ceed two thirds of the loss Six firemen
were seriously burned and cut by glass.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
HOLDING THE LANDING,

Washington, June 11-All is ready
at Guantanamo for the landing of the
United States regular troops as soon
as they arrive there, the marines hold
Ing the ground they have won and
being protected by the guns of the
Marblehead under Captain McCalla.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
TALKING HAWAII.
Debate on Annexation Began in the
House Yesterday.

Washington, June 1.-THE Ha-
waiian debate in the house began to-
day. Six speeches were made cover
ing generally the contentious of the
support and opposition to the resolu-
tions providing for annexation. The
debate will continue on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, and probably
forty members will make speeches.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
CHAPLAIN'S STRAPS.

Washington, June 1.-THE secretary
of war has directed that the shoulder
straps indicating the rank and profes-
sion of chaplains in the army shall con-
sist of dark blue cloth of the usual
size and pattern, with a plain Latin
cross in the center
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
THE SUPPLANTING FLAG.

Kingston, June 11.-News was received
here today that force of American ma
rines landed on the shore of Guantanamo
Bay and the stars and stripes new foat
from Spanish Flagstaff.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
DISPATCHES FROM HAVANA.
They Are Very Comforting to the
Spanish Mind

Madrid, June 11.-An official dis
patch from Havana says: The Span
ish warships venadito. Neuva and
Pana and Lgera have made sortie
from Havana for the purpose of At
tacking the blockading fleet. The
Americans refused to fight and re.
tired. r
Another dispatch from Havana says:
Eleven American merchantmen have
arrived before Santiago de Cuba 1t
is believed they are transports con-
voying troops which 1t is intended to
disembark. Precautions are being
taken to prevent them from effectine
Ia landing"
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
OFFICIALLY LANDED.

Washington, June 1.-THE Navy De-
partment has posted bulletin announO-
ing officially the landing of marines In
force at Guantanamo.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
SICK SOLDIERS.

Atlanta, June I1.-Sixty-five sick sol
diers arrived here last night from Tampa
and were taken to the general army
hospital at Mcpherson. Nearly all are
regulars.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12

Washington, June II. Although
only IS years of age. Mr.. Joaquin Fran
cisco de Assis Brazil. who succeeds
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
WHEN THE SPIES GO.

Ottawa, Ont, June 11.-Lieutenant
Carranza and Senior DuBosc will sail
for Madrid from Montreal on Satur-
day. June 25, two weeks from today. 4
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
THE NEW MINISTER.

The New Brazilian Minister a Great
Admirer of Americans.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-12
A ROYAL FORGER.

His Wife Lately Placed in Private
Asylum.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-19
NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of the State
Of Examiners held june 9Th, 1898
the following resolution was ed0pted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam
shall meet on the third day of every
month, fer the purpose of allowing
claims agaju>I the State, and all claims
not in the office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day il each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Board until the next meeting which viii
Gc on The third Tuesily of each month
REINUOLn SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES L. Judge
Gt.,.l ~ Examiners.
Attest:
J. DOASE,
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada, June 7, 1898,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-19
For Sale Cheap.

\ house of ) roomS an two corner
lots. For sale cheap. installment plan
II preferred. Inquire of Mrs. Jake
Martin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-08-19
Benton's Imminent,

This old reliable liuimeut has stood the
test OF time ani grows yearly in public
favor. Il is alike good for mar and beast
and continues TO care everything that it
reaches. If.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-03

,.ve Commercial Association today, These
farmers were appointed 10 determine the
coat of the huildlng and necessary ma.
chmery. and the number of COWS which
could be secured. II IL expected they viii
also recommend a site since the matter
has ASSUMED tangible form great interest
has been manifested, and the success OF
the proposed industry h assured. II Is a
matter og vital Importance 60 Clatsop
county, and should 10 given the hearty
snpport OF every farmer in this section.
n the cooperative creamery Il placed In
operation Il viii not be long before other
similar enterprises are started This IL
the greatest dairying country In tho west.
ana the cost Of feeding stock Ia less than
AZ any S,her point Grass grows all the
wear around. arordlng excellent pastur.
are and those who are interested In the
ereamcry will be certain 20 make an ex.
cellen. pr0at. II Is understood the com.
mittee has succeeded In securing nearly
100 cows. This win givo tho creamery a
capacity sufficient to supply large por.
ton q the local trade, and will have the
result os keeping at homo thousands Of
dollars, which now 40 TO San Francisco
and Portland markcta for butter and
cheese
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-03

receive a .rtt,r pfico ior thcir wheat
Tor ships can como into ami d"phr, from
this port az loss cost than 40 Tacoma
or Seattle. The Astnrltn has shown. ana
of course 4, can ho demonstrated, that the
transportation lines can deliver wheat at
Astoria cheaper than lt cau De delivered
al Seattle or ncoma, What valid rrsi.
son. then can bc offered why they should
not deliver lt hcrr a. ehcaply' In con
tending for Astoria being made a common
pol-' wc DO but contend 10 behalf ~ lhc
grulu growers or Orcgon that thry Do per
mltted 20 enjoy rho benefits 20 which thcy
are Justly entitled by rvason % the nat.
ural advantages Of their principal soa.
port"
CAPTAIN GEORGE FLAvEL.
ny all moins / approve % tho stand
tho As,oran has taken on tho common
roiut ratio question Il H. absurd 10 say
that We aro entitled Co less advantages
than lrr now possessed hy tho most In
significant scuporis GA tho coast We have
the finest deep water hlrror 90 tho North
Pacific coast. and .Il-rlu connection with
the outside world We have tho same ad,
ylutaEca. ur better than pugs' Sound
ports 900 FAR as seaport glos. and can
srr no reason why NO should no., enjoy
tho gmo advantage by rail am 10
favor NJ carrying the matter before tho
Interstate rummcr.r commission ani
nghting unul We Xxx a. I nrmy believe
that Dnrr tho commission understands
tho conditions prevailing lt tho mouth of
the river they will not hesitate 20 give uN
our rghtml dues
THOMAS TRuLLlNGER. ono NJ tho
West Shore Mills officials when inter.
Vowed said
The As,orian ls on the rlgh, track.
There IA no more reason Why the govern.
mcut should spend millions of dollars on
the Columbia above Astoria IN order that
Portland should DO an artificial seaport.
than there Is for Astoria 10 expect an an
nual appropriation by congress- f1r the
construction Of roads into the Nohh,cm
country That the river should be- kept
open FOR lighter draft vessels IN some
thing that none will gulnaay. The gov
eminent has made good safe harbor Of
Astoria and for the whole state of ore.
gOn, Private capital realizing this. has
constructed a magnincen, railroad from
tranacoutlnental connection 10 Astoria.
That the people ~ tho state and or tho
great Inland Empire may reap tho al.
vantages Of this condition. II Is due them
that Astoria be made common point
with Seattle and Tacoma. The Interstate
commerce commission should Immediately
be- appealed 70 and further. n united Rnd
vigorous protest against further appro-
prIations for maintaining 4 3g-toot chan
mel 20 Portland should be made There Ii
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