The Green Forest tribune., 1898-06-23
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Brief Summary of the News of the Week
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Brief Summary of the News of the Week
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 Dewey has been honored with a degree of IL, D. by Princeton Univers- ity.
 The Massachusetts coast is one of the rumored destinations of Camara's fleet.
 A bank of Spain has voted 2S,OOO,. 900 pesetas (about $5 ,500 ,Oo0) far war pRrp4ses.
 Pref. Coddlngton of the Lick Obser- yator Tn California has discovered a new comet.
 Gen. Miles was not turned down. He will have charge of the Porto Rico expedition.
 It is very probable that another call asking for 1000 volunteers will be made shortly.
 Col. Bryan is making apid progress in mastering the manuel and use of sword and fire arms.
 It is probable the Canaries will be attacked after Santiago and Forto Rico are taken, unless Spain surrenders.
 The silver Republican party of Colo adopted resolutions in favor of fusing with Democrats and Populists.
 Reports indicate that the Philippine rebels are completely victorious, Ma nilla is cut off from food supplies.
 Dick Bland will have no opposition atsthe Eighth District Congressional Convention in Jefferson City today.
 Cardenas Notifications, rebuilt after the fight in which Ensign Bagley was killed, have been again knocked to pieces.
 The house has adopted the Hawaiian annexationresolution by decisive vote. The measure has gone to the senate.
 Count Boniface de Castellane and M. Henri Turot fought three round duel 
 last week. Turot was wounded in the forearm.
 Well. to do young man of Illinois en- listed for the war and when his sweet heart wanted him to stay at home he killed himself.
 Chief Naval Constructor Hichborn thinks some of the ships sunk in Ma nilla Bay can be raised and repaired to our adyantag
 One bank at Little Rock took sub- seriptions to the war loan of $49,OO0 within five hours after the arrival of the application blanks.
 The experts of agricul tural products for the fiscal year ending July l, will amount to $S35, ,000, ,000, the largest ever known in this country.
 By the explosion of an ore pot at the Texas and Arkansas mining company's plant near Mena eleven men were in- ured eight of them seriously
 The Republican party in Missouri is split up the back. Filley and Kerens are knifng each other. with Ziegen- hein as third party to the ruction.
 President Mckinley is reported to be going to send message to congress recommending a liberal appropriation for an exhibit at the Paris Exposition.
 American mariners are determined to stand their ground at Guantanamo, and after two nights of hard fighting, the stars and stripes float on Gu ban soil.
 Reports from the West and North west show the condition of cattle on the range as being in fine condition and indicate most promising season for the grazer.
 Scenes of enthusiasm never before equaled in Honolulu were witnessed on the arrival of the Philippine expe- dition at that point, President Dole welcomedSthe soldiers and the citizens turned out en mass to greet them.
 While Jerry South is absent in the army the lessees of his Bonanza and | Dry Bone mines are making Crow [ Creek camp lively. Between four and | five ton of cleaned ore are ready to be ! sacked, and the crusher continues its successful work.