Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-01

kf Justice Frear. there 10
embers by taking the
brk of the commission
secret nature. 1t is felt
= can be transacted more
R0usly and better in every way
ring closed doors. 1T is likely,
, acS hing to Senator Cullom, that
there will be prepared by the commits
sIOr an organic act corresponding to
the constitution of a state. describing
the TERRITORY. manner, method and linn
L i6itionS of legislation This organiZa-
ton will be supplemented by many
congressional laws bearing upon GUS
toms land, taxation, Judiciary, etc. 1t
Is by no means contemplated that there
shall be any radical changes in the sys-
rem here.
ADMIRAL. SCIILEY RETURNS TO
HIS FLAGSHIP
Westport Conn, August 25.-Rear-
Amiral Schley started for New York
This morning on the train, leaving this
station ait 600. He was accompanied
ley his son-in-laW, r. S. Wortley The
Admiral had apparently recovered
from his indiSpOsition- Upon reaching
New York he will proceed Immediately.
Pto his flagship, the Brooklyn, where he
will spend she day. Tomorrow he will
Dc JO1IIeu by MIS-. EccUlcN anu WIN lor
proceed to Washington.
/ MASTERING OUT ORDERS.
Washington, August 25.-Orders
hxe issuedtoday to muster out the
sJllCNJng:
Fourth Pennsylvania infantry, 9th
~ llinois infantry, I'd Wisconsin in
antry, three Louisiana light batteries,
vo Rhode Island light batteries, 1st
isco1sin light battery, two troops of
kentucky cavalry, light battery A Of
Missouri light artillery, 9th light bat
terry of Indiana aI.Iil..s,rs-- apd light bat
teries A, B: and c of PefInsyllVaailia
light batteries. Where froops, muster
ed oli1are not specially des lgnated
~ Exclude all of that arm of the ser
vice in the states FAMED.
ARRIVE AT MANILA.
WA wss ,.,,,lt r., August rg;t5 25 -, War
today:
Manila, August 25.-Adjutant-Gen-
eral, Washington:!The Rio de ia
metro and Pennsylvania arrived on the
25th: all well. No casualties except
ing private of the LIST South Dakota
regiment, who died between San Fran
cisco and Honolulu.
(SigneO MERRITT"
ORDERED HOME.
Washington, August 25.-Orders
have been issued directing General
Miles to send home from Porto Rico
all troops not actually needed for the
service there.
SOLDIERS IN THE SPANISH
WAR ELIGIBLE.
Leavenworth. Kas, August 25.-Na-
tional Commander Henry Shindler, OF
the Regular Army and Navy Union,
has announced Il decision admitting to
membership in the order all persons
who served during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
A RIOT AT MANILA.
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anila, August 26.-There has been
arious clash at Cavite between the
ted States forces and the insurg-
the riot resulting in the killing
me soldier and the serious wound
Sof another George Hudson, men,
Der Of the Utah battery, got into a dis |
pute with a native snop-keeper. Fear
ing trouble, he fired his revolver in
the air to ATTRACT the attention of some
of his fellow soldiers. A great crowd |
of natives ran to the scene of the /
disturbance and at once began firing
their revolvers, killing Hudson and |
seriously wounding Corporal VIM. An
derson, of the same battery, who hur-
ried 10 the assistance of Hudson. A |
detachment of the Fourth cavalry was
called out and dispersed the Philip |
plnos, who continued to fire their re-
YOlVerS as they retreate but without
doing any more damage.
SMARTER SAILS FOR HONE ]
Santiago de Cuba, August 26.-The
Spanish transports San Francisco. San
Augustine and Colon left this after
noon with 1853 Spaniards, including
fifteen officers and their families and
four priests Eight men died ON the
way to the slips
General Shaffer and staff sailed this
afternoon on the United States trans
port Mexico. His departure was moi
marked by special incident On arriv-
ing a Montauk Point General Shafter
will go with Major AIiley to Washing
ton to meet President Mckinley and
Secretary Alger, afterward proceeding
10 San Francisco. Colonel Green, OF
General Shafter's staff, and Captain
of the signal corps, viii remain for
another ten days or until he is relieved
by Captain Leigh. who with 80 men of
rhe signal corps, is expected on the
The Berkshire with $50 convaIesc-
ents from Siboney sailed for Montauk
Point today. She was followed by the
Berlin. on which were General Bates
and his staff and the First Illinois in
fantry.
PEACE COMMISSION ACTIVE.
Washington, August 26-It is under
stood that Secretary Day took with
min to the cabinet meeting today a
-apy of the Instructions which Will
De given to the military commissions {
IDout TO assemble at Havana and
Porto Rico. ;
JAPAN SATISFIED.
Washington, August 26.-A1inister
Suck, of Toxic, Japan, writes the De S
,artment of State that he has observ- =
I'll no dissatisfaction there in conse- {
luence of the annexation of the Ha- !
yafian Islands to the United States 1
nee aBaoSat ton has become accom- q
1is.Ii<ssi