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HIS property ~ varzin was purchased
n him in 1854 after the war with Austria
K1th the $soe.eec which was then presented
10 him After tho war o. Isl Emperor
William took cut OF the Indemnity mill
txess $soo.soo Sor Bismarck. ana this sum
ered TO purchase the great domain OF
AAsrschsruh. This latter castle is re-
raSkabie for its simplicity. There are
sene portions os I. that are simply white
weshed and without any oraanentation
whatever.
Up 10 1855 Bismarck was obliged TO live
"a TER moiestly The Inheritance OF his
father bettersd his pecunsary situation
ard brought him the property OF Schoen-
Aasssesl. and II was shortly after that
Then he married Johanna Won Puttkam-
Eer
For some time Bismarck's charity was
eEer,y solicited, but the old chancellor
ws always economical, and ne rarely re-
spFidei 20 appeals for a.d. Some years
s1 he caused 10 BE- inserted in the ps pers
a xngular advertisements declaring that *
was useless 10 ask him for assistance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
THE STORY OF
BISMARCK'S LIFE.

Otto Eiuayd Leopold Won Bismarck
sehoenhausen was born on April !. ISIS.
OF nuldr ancestry, one II six children.
His mother, who was handsome and
social leader. was DESTROYS that ne should
enter the ranks OF diplomacy. hut there
was little in his youth 10 give promise OF
his brilliant career.
After attending soaloo! in Berlin he mat
REGULATED at the University of Gott:ngcn
10 study Jurisprudence. But instead of
applying himself TO h.s books he entered
vigorously into ali the exCeSSea of STU
dent life. The three years coarse was
with difficulty completed by him In fiva
years
When his mother died. ~ fs9s Bismarck
took charge OF ths roaasTsn!an estates OF
The family. Te lahor-d diligently 10 i'm
prove lis revenues. hut TIE diSsipatrd dsys
OF his university life were not Ne, over
aud numerous stories age told Of Als bach
e3or parties. ~llerA many a stormy night
vas passed ln dy.uklnc ana ganabling.
ending with a dusl In the park between
two bali iipsy }uukers Then he was
known - "tse mad EI~'oarskF
HIS fathers death In fSt5 made hsrn 4
lat'&vd proprietor a. 20 a nooleEuan who by
Tssh' ~ birth vas 4 kuighs deputy 81 lie
provincial Diet 81 MeFsebugg Then began
his reform.
| Two years Laser be naet he woman NAe
| vas destined % - MS Wife She VS. 10
t@''d@ sIe1efiSs 'AATl"tt' DoTptSea FL
80 "l''''" r oSfh OF ApTi 4.
/ - IV8i'''" we protests % mr. pepp4s.
80 ~ "'NtEt@ on say : l>45. Fa-s
-, a7 s'.1Ft'F tl-'F IN" 1Ai"IfHin III - fSe
( IA which Bs.aTck s8t
/ The FeYolutIoa ~ SIS infused lew hap4s
/ "a" '-lT 'fNtS - ,t~ f~'H'" Raesca.
/ ..tss VIZ St'.ta-tRb am lat o. apanis -
+ 49,. -'-.'l".sA tet 'H''F s3te,. EHt
't. '.s'''ts .S-''. '.r'i 3i'i'4Fif ." 2
-, - -"" "-.e a.t.h"f ne ifop 2.
- '" ENt +" f@riee, a'f''.> A1i
- s" - -o~'a 'N-1-
! @''--s 80 30" 80 "a rs c5,3c4T-
.+1F'" ~ ''.t ~ + Fff' 'ta' y
. "'SS 20 sifi'' g" go ii-f @rti-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

Paris the Essetan charge q AFFAIRS IN
France asas Graf Enxenberg. II was this
ssoDiernan.s hobby 70 collect the auto
graphs Of famous statssTnen. On one OF
4ne pages of Asa album Ggixst had writ
sssl fhe following.
All through my long career ] have
learned 20 soxgtse fHEca and cf.en. es5s
% Torzes nothing
II THEIRS had written underneath:
"a little xsaorrress os memory cannot
lsfYaet from the sincerity Of forgyeness-
Bismarck was asked - lHacrsse some
4s.ns On tlae sane page. and - as wrote
~ the bor<ors.
As for myself. sxist&nce has taught sns
20 forget many things ana 20 get sayssa
forgiven for great many more.
w-rao0t appearing a. nrst sight - b
SO, this was much more rrerensloss
sentiment than that expressed ~ either
OK lhs Esaach ststesnsn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

that most men read their newspaper, sad:
'W.n we wins There is no more doubt
about Il than there is that Monday comes
after Sunday. Lincoln county can safely
be put down In the Republican column
this fall"
at least a large part OF the Republican
ticket. 'One-thiri OF the Populsts VIII
leave their party and vote the Republican
ticket. The Silver Republicans have near
iy ali returned and the party is harmoni-
Gus and in good condition.
J. HOWARD WATSON.
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10 establish friendly relations with him by
honorng his nYsne and visiting him and
sending him gifts. He could not give him
any new title for he was long ago raised
from the rank Of count TO the dignity OF
prince. VS. hear from Germany Of the
MOURNING Ter tho death OF Germany
strong man
In two Things upon which Bismarck had
set his heart when he was In power he
failed. Ha could not. with all his efforts
reduce the Roman Catholic church 10 sub
ssrvienny to the government, and he could
not. With all his Draeonian laws, destroy
socialism. 1t was a long and bitter strug-
sic that he had with the church. but he
WAS discounted, and the May laws" were
repealed. 1t was shameful cruelty that he
pgacticed upon the socialists. who, how
ever. increased and multiplied under It.
He could not overcome the conscience or
faith OF the people OF Germany. He was
an enemy OF popular freedom. lie was
the framsr OF a mighty military empire.
JOHN SWISTOE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
Many Chinese Passengers.

PORT TOWNSEND. July ~ The Brit
.S,9 steamship Tacoma arrived from the
oTlent today. landing "a this place fifty
SIX Chinese Fuercl1f1fs actors and .rexe-
oiaEs- ard twefitv-fuur japanese. a}l q
101n " iif seek adu7lttanc- into the United
states under various pc@tsxts. They were
t03l1e iaTesy takes n charge by rs-pre3en-
tA,lyes ~ the steamship company ard vstll
ae given a searching sxaTTsSE2a ton by Unit.
- States customs officials - 10 their c,y1s5
ffcatlcns 10 remain. which will require
several we@kz title
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
ONLY ONE CONVENTION.
Popultsts and Democrats In Clarke
County VIII Meet Together.

Special Dispatch 10 the Past-Inieisgencer.
VANCOUVER. July So-The Populist
and Democratic central county committees
met here today and decided 10 call single
joint convention of the two parties. 10 meet
August ~. for the purpose of nominating
a county ticket. Lieut. Gov. Daniels was
largely instrumental in bringing about this
result, which insures complete and alb
solute fusion of the TWO parties in this
county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

TIE foStuns CT Bismarck nav hs .x+4-
mated a. more than s1eaesa income lie
wa1s cDs - she ixreeSt l2nss3 n~oor.rTo~x
o. Prussia, HE oHns5 aFe~erv. A yaue~
factory sN.Gstn and alstsilersas Ffe
"A Ak ga ass oroasG "a say ghas @ver4 tt1.Ia :,
that wss consumed in Ass n,sgxa nsas fse
D-sNt.sct % as o~Ta property. Tae s.ons-
S5o1s gwen % him ora xsse~sl occasions
termed TIE SgsAssr pSrtloa q ca ss.,xus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

NANCOi-V YER. = g. Juiv She cen.
aat!onal reports recently sent out regard
sUz the accident "a the steamer CaosIzr4s
and her taH. she Lightning we're Incorrect.
As q matter 81 fact. he Capilano was IN
injured. while tie iAgasnin. VAS SO little
csfasGsa that $50 Eyvaeeeds3 under hsx own
steam 10 81 Michael
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
Cant. Dodge Dead.

WASHINGTON. July Ga telegram
received from Santiago announces the
death OF Capt. Dodge. of the Twenty
fourth infantry, well known in the West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
IDEARBO IT
PRINTER
l0LuNS bUILDlNcI
LEGAL. NOTICE%
UNITED STATES MARsHAL,S SAFE
District Of WaShiuvsaf,

ptsIfICl OF WaShinRton.
by virtue or an order ~ sale issued esI
OF the United States district court for M
north division, district Of Washington. B,
the I'D day of July, 1898. notice ia hefeb,
given that ! Will sell by public auction. IA
cash. on Monday. the Is, day OF August
1898. at II O'Clock A. m. AT Moran's wharl
In the city of Seattle. Washington ~
steam tug Puritan. her engines bollerS
machinery. boats, tackle. apparel. appur'
tenances and furniture. as she now ~
near Mor3n's wharf in Seattle, Wash.
{. w. iDE. United States Marshal.
BY III. W. Tyler. Deputy.
Eallinger, Ronald Il Battle, procters a.
lhelant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

Builder OF sternwheel. sidewheel and
screw passenger steamers of all sizes for
river or ocean. Many vessels built for
South American shallow rivers. Fifteen
this year for Alaska including the six pro-
peler steamers of the Empire line, Light
four TO ten. The only successful builder
OF the sectional steel boat that unskilled
labor can put together quickly and cheap
10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

An Old and wsli-Trfed sennefy Mrs wtns,ov's
-ooihlng -yrap has been usei for over Fifty Years
BY Millions OF Mothers their Children white
Teeihtax with perfect snceesA 1t soothes tue
Chs!c. softsns the Gums. s4lays ali Pain: cures
Wind Eess. ahs - tue best remedy for Diarrno.aL
sold BY druggists IN every o. world ES
SURE ard AJAX for MRS. wsnalow's 500; hing svrnn
and tAxe stser ksnf
Cw0nty-nve Cents q 0ottla.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

City Treasurer Of the CITY o. $50 ~
Date of frat pub!icaiion, July -
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.erance Of the present gold standard; We
are unqIaifeily opposed 20 the free and
unlimited aoiBage Of silver. or 10 the issue
OF unlimited paper money and to all other
schemes looking TO The debasenent os the
| cure. cy and Republication Of deots.
| - FREIGHT rates-Realizing that we are
! undulv tu-tened by excessive freight rates
/ on osr products 20 tide water. We hereby
piet;gs o. representatives 20 use their
best poss tie efforts ia securing cheaper
rates
| 70. We Gersunce all attempts 20 array
| rfass against class labor against capital
! ere section against another. as unpatrio;ic.
| au-Au.efican and a crime against good
| goyes nment
| -. We denouace the administration OF
Gov Rogers for his management Of our
state Institutions. TO the great detriment
Of their nsefalness and efficiency.
| IS In conclusion we cordially invite the
| co-op.rasj0n u al good citizens 10 assist
"a securing an efficient administration Of
county .s1aiTs."
Ex-Gr. Lpce believes the entire Re
pGbEcai ticket viii be elected NO,
only" II said as there great d!safrectson
among The Populists. but their cause has
~eakcrsa and many PopuIists changed to
the Resahlican party before their county
coEvenJon ~as he'd. They have aban-
don@d she idea that reform can come
througs 'he Popal.st party: they be-
Ae.e = TIRE able conduct OF the war by
the adfaiasstr2tion and propose 10 support
President Mckinley by supporting his
party they see the great question az the
exteasas 81 American commerce ap-
pro4csiag ard recognizes the pronp,negs
an4 $50 s'nsss with which the Repub-
iicaa .Fsfsy takes It up ard they zppre-
, c1sse it
/ E1ssr frank Dal.arr, who reads the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-22
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, on Wednesday, June
LIST, \. ID. 1898, A. l.. 5S9s, our
late brother John {. McDougal was
suddenly called away from this
life to that undiscovered country
from whose bourne no traveller re-
turns. Therefore he it
Resolved, by Kenova Lodge No.
ITO, y. +. II n. NJ, wherein our
brother entered the portals of Free
masonry, that we place on record
our appreciation of his sterling quail
tiles of manhood, his devotion CO
duty without and within the lodge
and his faithful service to the Craft.
BE it further
Resolved, That the sympathies
be extended to his bereaved sister
and friends, that our lodge room be
draped IN mourning for thirty days
and that these resolutions be pub
lIshed in the local press.
l.. T. Peck,
A. ]. MAnrlx. Committee.
w. III. JoNES,
Kenova, June 10, 1898, \. l.. 5s9s.
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
AND SICKNESS COMES TO
ALL. SOONER OR LATER.

The United States Benevolent
Society Of Saginaw. Mich. is the
company Cor the puor manic in
sure with II costs Won only $500
membership fee and 81 month
thereafter You get $500 $50.
s1OOO$15 600 s25 90 per week lac
cording TO your occupatioul while
disabled, # accidentally injured.
Besides tho accident feature you
will get sick benefits after you
have belonged go days, as follows :
800 per week TOR The first eight
weeks; $1,000 per week for the
next eigh. weeks St2 per per
week for the next eight weeks aud
$500 mex six weeks. in case
Of death the beneficiary receives
$4,000 for funeral expenses and Do
only costs $l.OO amonth exclusive
Of membership fec.
McD0uGAL IS FFAzErL Agta.
Cerado. West Virginia.
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FOR SALE

have for sale t1v9 OF the best
building lots Boo the town of Ceredo.
W. Va They are situate ou east
side oi West FIRST Street. lctw cen
De residences of DR. Bruins and
Louis Puchard-tae most desirable
part Of The town l1r residence
Terms very low I1 iac' ruEHr is
. BARChiN in tht property For
particulars caI. 900 o. u McDougsI
Ccredo w Va
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HOME n NEWS
~GJ}9~aTE@4- ~
Special Notice.

We have concluded to accept new
subscriptions to the ADVANCE for a
short time longer at the rate of 81. 90
year, but the cash must be handed
us before the name is placed on our
last. Old subscribers paying up all
arrearages at $3.50 per year can
take advantage of this offer.
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have opened 200 uphoI.tcrira
establishment ZOO tbc old G.. 81 O.
depot building. ou Nmu Street
Ceredo vs. Ns here J am pre-
pared GO do anything In my line at
The lowest prices. and on hort no
tee. keep iull line Of picture
frame mouldings drawer pulls. cas-.
tors. and aii kinds OF fuunifufe hard.
wafe. Furniture repaired and var
Nlshc Gite me can.
WM. M MCCAfrpy
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The best disinfectaut for sinks.
drains and cellars is made of two
pounds of copperas dissolved in a
bucket of water. Add five cents
worth of carholic acid.-EN.
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. a = To7rA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature of &xNZAIZzx


Mrs. w. w. Jackson, of Keno
va. was here Tuesday ON her bicy-
Gle. She thinks the roads between
here and the tri-state city are too
rough vet for wheeling. Hunting
ton Herald, June 10th.
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Beats Ceredo Rats.

Earl Peirpoint reports that Nor
way rat was killed at Pennsboro
Monday morning that weighed for
ty-eight pounds and its tail was elev-
en- feet long Richie Review.
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BAPTIST CnuRCH.

sunday school $50 \. NJ.
Regular preaching, I'd and 18th Sundays in
each month, morning and night; LIST aud 81
sundays at Ceredo In the morning; keuova
Assembly Ham at night.
Prayer meeting Thursday night OF each
week.
All are invited.
NJ. A. WILSON, Pastor
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The Cered0 Advance.

\ Republican Newspaper that
has Il large circulation in the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
um
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NJ. b CHuRCn. sourH.

sunday school, go \. NJ.
Morning Service, II A. NJ.
Evening Service, SP. NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening SP. NJ.
l.. Il, SH carer, Pastor.
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Visiting brethren ,tre cordially invited Ia
attend the meetings on each of the abov,
named ORGANIZATIONS.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Circuit Court. Fourth Monday In
January, May and september.
Terms Of County Court FUst Monday In
January, a pri and July, aud Third Monday
In NmNNmhnr.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY GAZETTE

10 contains all the latest news
each day from an parts Of the
world. 10 is the only morning pa.
| per between Richmond and Gin
cinnli 10 publishes lull ass, ciat.
| cd press disuntchcs. \ SPICY
/ WIDE AWAKE. UP.TODATE
/ NEW SPAPER, repIctc with 10.
cal news. Daily reports from spec.
. ial correspondents BOO aIl the leading
cities and towns in the State The
popular paper with the people.
Clean, bright, Reliable, Progress
i've Published 60 the State Capt.
tal. a live paper iu live town.
Read hy 5000 people before the
sun sinks in the west The largest.
leading and most Influential news.
paper BOO The Third Congressional
District a necessity in every
West Virginia home. Rcachc. us
subscriber. FIVE hour. ahead of any
other paper Mailed 20 aIl point,
hy early trains
READ THE CHARLESTON
DAILY GAZETTE.
Ihc brightest and best paper ever
published BOB The State. You can
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TRY IT, Send BOO your sub
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DH.y co. cents per month or
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ING COMPANY.
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/. % q. r. meet in the odd Fellow BuijC Ing
on the 2nd aud ith Thursday evening oi
each month at 7;.lu o'clock.
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Where do you expect to spend
the 18th of July?
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Seneca Tribe, No. Is. linn order of Re
Men, meet every Wednesday evening in
% O. +. Hail.
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Advertising rates reasonable and
made known on application.
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FRA FNCAMPKENT Nos.

]. % % +.
Cctcdo Lodge. 40. ~. meet in their Hal
Tuesday evcntng Of each week
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Ceredo Council. No. ls6, Junior order
United American Mechanics, meet every
Friday evening i'm l. q. .. =. hall.
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Alpha Chapter. No =, Eastern star, IN ee
In Odd Fellow Hail the first and third sat
urday evenings in each month.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
4. r. & A. NJ

Crescent Lodge. No. b, \. T.. " 4. M, meet
at their Hall on the first and third Friday
evenings OF each month.
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CeItdo Lodge. No. 80, meet in Wright
Han Ola Thursday evening OF each week.
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NJ Z. CHURCH.

Z
sunday School, $50 a. N
Glass Meeting every sunday at lO:S0"
Junior League, $50 y. N
Services every Sunday, at $50 q
Preyer Meeting Wednesday, 7:SO Il. N
Epworth League Saturday, at 1880 p \
W. =. NICHOLSON, Pastor.
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silver Star Castle, No. n, Knights of
Golden Eagle, meet every Monday even
In /. O. %. +. Han.
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Pullman Sleeping Pror tDaiv except SUNDAY
taHw sam
h. W y Agent
L. ..
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Church Directory.
rONGREGArIoNAL cHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
sunday school, $3.50 \. NJ,
Morning Service, ll:OO I"
Christian EudeaVor, 6:iu y NJ
Evening Service, 7:3O "
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:3O " &"
Stranger welcome.
GRO. GADsBY, Pastor.
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Published Erery Wednesday,.
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CASToRrA
GA . ToRTA.
Bears the n Inc kInd You Have Always B0ugh
signature oi EH2AIzzn

The salary of the Postmaster at
Huntington has been increased from
So, 400 TO -. SEQ.
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q. 81 @. R,y.

Chesapeake & ohio trains that stop &c
redo are due ns follows.
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-Strictly cash jR ddUGRce.
fob printing of all kinds neatly
- and promptly executed on rea-
sonable terms.
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VIM. w. Smith VIII leave for
Wheeling June 2sth to attend the
State Educational Association, after
which he will proceed to Morgan
town where he will take a course nj
the State University.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-06-11
CAPT. GRIDLEY'S REMAINS.
Cremated mt Request Of His WIDOW
the Ashes VIII lie brought Here
for Interment.

Washington, June 9.-After much
cabling the navy department has finally
received information from Surgeon An
derson, in charge of the United States
hospital at Yokohama, that the remains
of Capt. Gridley, after being embalmed
and delivered on board the Coptic. which
sailed Wednesday for San Francisco,
had been finally delivered TO Mr.. Cop
man for cremation. in accordance with
the request OF Capt. Gridley's widow.
The department was unable to insure
the cremation of Capt. Gridley's remains
in time to sail on the Coptic, and as
nothing Is known OF the sailing hours
IL is presumed that the ashes will not
come on the Coptic. but on the next
steamer, which sails two weeks hence.
Prominent naval officers, including
many on duty in the department, be
lieves that the ashes will receive burial
at Arlington in the conspicuous section
assigned TO the remains Of army and
naval officers. AS Capt. Gridley was
one OF the first martyrs of the present
war, II is certain that his remains will
be assigned n conspicuous position,
probably near the monument of Adj
miral Porter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-06-11

A bill providing for the taking of the
twelfth census was passed in the United
States senate on the sth and favorable
report was made upon the bill provid-
ing for the establishment of system Of
postal savings banks. The house bill
TO organize a navy hospital corps, define
its duties and regulate its pay was
passed. The house disposed of the SEN
ate amendments of the sundry civil bill
and agreed to further conference and
the conference report upon the post of
flee appropriation bill was adopted.
The business portion of Ittabena,
Miss, was destroyed by fire.
In convention at Hutchinson the Kan
sas republicans nominated w. +. Stan
ley, of Wichita, for governor, and w. j.
Bailey, of Nehama county, for congress
man Mt large.
All the members of the cabinet in
France have resigned.
Ex-senator William A. PETER, Of To-
peka, was nominated for governor by
the Kansas prohibitionists in conven-
ton at Emporia.
Ex-Judge Julius S. Grinnell died sud
denly of heart failure in bank in Chi
cago, aged So years.
1t has been officially admitted in
Madrid that the Spanish cruiser Reina
Mercedes was sunk by the fire of the
American fleet at Santiago de Cuba,
and five sailors and % marines on board
OF her were killed.
cable from Hong Kong says il is
reported there that Manila has fallen
and that the Philippine insurgents,
commanded by Gen. Aguinaldo, are in
possession Of the city.
The American fleet bombarded Cal
manera, in the Bay of Guantanamo, at
the eastern end Of Cuba, silencing the
Spanish defenses and causing the in
habitants to flee.
The democrats OF the Eighth district
of Indiana have nominated Orlando J.
Lott for congress.
In Missouri the republicans in the
Fifth district renominated w. S. Cow
herd for congress and in the Eleventh
district the socialists nominated Peter
Swiete.
Twenty-seven thousand men, under
command Of Maj. Gen. shafter, left
Tampa for Santiago.
1t is believed at Washington that Adj
miral Sampson, unaided by troops, may
attempt the capture of Santiago. He
has placed the stars and stripes over
one Of the dismantled ruins Of one OF
the Spanish forts near the entrance Of
the harbor and is remounting the guns
10 be handled by American gunners.