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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

Cash quotations follows: No spring wheat
&C; No spring wheat eoa6ac: No red: 67assc No
corn Bic. No yellow corn 3lizG3iac No oats. 2lc
No white. 2ia2jc: No white 22sq2Ssc no Sc rye,
prime timothy seed 81 - pork per Dbl - iOa
s. ~ lard per H. ioGs5 short ribs sides o2se
c,aa- sides boxed G5d<5 -. sugars. cut loaf un-
changed. the Produce Exchange to-day the ou,ses
market steady creameries. iiulIi2c; dairies 10
i7c Eggs frm: fresh. i2ac.
Cincinnati Aug 3i-Flour dull. Wheat quiet; No
red sc corn dun No . mixed. 3oc oats firm: No 2
mixed 800. Rye st iGy; No i5c Butter steady sDe
steady. Eggs firm. l2c
Milwaukee aug. 3i.wheat lower; 70 ,Norhs s.n.
&C: No Northern. $685.. September 83t Ryye
steady: No l. 43c. September. l2isc. Barley weak;
sample. 42ai3c.
Minneapolis. Aug. a1whest FIRM decline August gus.
G0Nc No hard G3ac. No I Northern 62tci No
Northern. 900 Four-Flrst patents - "aSt. seconn
patents. So 7cps3 90 first clears s2oOGs3 bran IN
changed.
r,1Fs >ai9 esGeoi.c September G,G6a.c Corn
firm and i.c higher. No mixed. August "a 'aa3t*c;
september. 3irH3fhc. Oats steady; No white va;
No 2 white. 27d27'ac. No mixed 23a2hc , Bluer
Egg. steady: nearby 49, d Western. loal6c 40
Southern. lic. Cheese steady Refined sugars urn ana
o5 Nos 10 y - and ~ ihs 5 sbft s asso
sacks. wheat. lo.ooo bush. corn. 5000; oats 1900
Shipnents-whcai. $500 bush. corn. 1900 oats. 1900
St. Louis Aug. 3iFour steady Wheat ~, s,ea sy
oats STEADY; NJ : cash &c sd; NJ cash; &c pa;
track 30 september 2oi2d2o-sc, May. DC bid no
Butter steady ce,msry. l6Gl3'zc' dairy l3al'sc Esss
firm. lie. loss II.
Toed Aug wh's! -S s' Hs a9 oTSs . MS %o
dun steady No 43zc. coversesd active steady
prime cash IS %. October. So 72is. on unchanged
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Rio--CoEee market dull. Ne Rio. 1928. eXchanse
7i7-323. receipts. 1900 bags. cleared for the Unie1
states scV bags cleared for Europe goo bags stock
$3.50 tagr
ne statistical position Of B-azii coffee follows
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Ocean 5reamers.

Uttnn JTtdmfrs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MORTM GERMAN l00WDe
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Lain. .Tu.. Sept. q. 10 AN Lain. Iu Oct :, 10 AN
TraveTu.. Sept 90 ~ An Kais. ". O Oct. IT, 10 AN
X. Friedrich Sep. 81 10 AN Trsv- Tu., Oct. u.s. 10 AM
Kaiser VIM der Gross Tu: Sept H. 10 4. H.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
triedrlch der Crosse 1hursfay. sept IL noun
................ Thursday. Sept. s.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
f."''a ., Sent 3 II AN Vera Sept II, II ~
Aler. Sept. TO- II AN. Ei's. Sept. "a II AN
OHLRICHS CO. BOWLING GREEN.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

valley 400 Central Of New-Jersey boats. 200
by canal 10 totsl 1880 Receipts Of straw 10 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

Fo-err cor4e nlarkets-Sarf0sCffeer narke' ln1c0'N
r,d average Santos nominal receipts $500 bags ;iock
ess1s0 bags Hamburg-C1ffee market opened -.gs
NJ bsher: at 81 n I. pig net higher sales $3.50
oags Hayre-Conee make; opened steady. 'sn% franc
bshe- AZ 10 n QUE, an. unchanged at m. steady.
unchanged 70 = franc higher. closed itgNs franz net
higher. total sales. &c 400 bags
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bush; exports CO ooo; stock, 70 $40 Sugar strong IN
changed Butter steady unchanged EGGS nr unchangsd
Boston Aug 3l-Flour-Receipts 3.345 b5ls; quiet;
spring patents 81 25as5 IS winter patents 80 ,oaS4 0
spring clears and straghs 50 Ods4 JO winter clears ana
rtrnIghs So osTs4 Cornnea quiet I4NI6c per bush.
81 7oGsl - per Dbl. Con-Receips 36o0 bush; auet'
steamer yellow IS 4 OBS &c; No 3s&c. Oas-Recepts
40 il2 bush steady: fancy 33lac Nos and 32sq;ae
Mufeed oust bran spring. SIP 49, winter, Sl3 90 MID
Iiinss sf3 7sSsiG * red dog flour SIS So Butter hrm
Northern 1871 i9isc; Western 1si2Ql9c Imitation. lag
i5c ladies' l3isN14c.
Buffalo Aug 9i-Sprng wheat--Little Offering; NO
Northern old s77sc offered; new i5c Winter Wnes.w
Good inquiry but sellers holding prices aoove ,e"s
Of buyers No 2 red. G967Oc; mixed winter ooe 40
G6c Corn 6rne-. M , yellow 80 80 80 D
34c. No Q corn 334c. No 2 33n33hc oats-he-
ceips light inquiry good: No white 25c; 20 VIII
&c: No white 2IG24iAc; No mixed. 2ic; NO HlAe9
23c BarIsy-Nothng doing. Rye-Some inquiry no
on track Canal freights steady. unchanged four
steady
Chicago Aug. 3i.-The leading futures ranged as fo'-
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C,oOK.S SPECIAL TOUR TO

- MANILA ard ROUND THE WORLD
1870. san francisco OCTOBER % by s. S. "DORfC,"
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straits Settlements. ceylon. india. Egypt.
Pnss c,mnrshensve high class six Months Tour. LAM
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CCNARD LINE.

a. NETWORK UEENsTow!I-LLyERPooL4 ~
Maestic sept H. noun Hrtannic. Oct 5. noon
GsTrnanc Sept. 81. noon Majestic. Oct. IL noon
Tau,o,l, Sept - Germanc. Oct. 10. noon
saloon rates Cymric. SIS up; Germane Brit:nne;
INV IDS. Third CNmrc Germanlc and Britannia
$3.50; on Majestic and Teuionic. s2Ioo Revenue TAI
additional. 1850. -, ..o-., ,,.o~,s,,o, annie q.
f' WHITE STAR LINE.
r, ~, AZ North River Office. o Broadway. n 7.
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Receipts ~ breadsuns at interior points in thousant
ast three clph"rs 900 omitted nour bbls. grain bus
follows:
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-28
LOCAL. NEWS

Hear Moody tonight.
Hear Moody tomorrow.
The Daily Tribue-all of the
the latest news.
F. G. Donahue, a Kansas hotel
man is the new night clerk at the
Fremont.
BoRN-This morning, to the
wife of j. Patton of Beaver creek.
son.
The first session of the dancing
school was held this afternoon in
Lobach hail. Another session will
be held this evening.
An important meeting of the
council will be held this evening.
More than a dozen contractors
and bond buyers will be in at
tendance.
Ida Masters, the woman arrested
here last May for sending objec-
able matter through the mail, was
dismissed by the federal court at
Denver Saturday.
Queen Liliuokalani passed
through here yesterday on d. d
r. G. train No. 4. Quite a num-
Der of our townspeople were at
the depot to get peep at the
dusky queen.
Undersheriff Simons was down
from Canon this morning to serve
summons on the city board to ap-
pear in the district court next
Monday and show cause Why an
Injunction should not be granted.
Mrs, Effinger has moved her
stock of second hand furniture
from Florence to Salida and now
occupies the room next to the
Union hotel. Her father, w. n.
Freeman, is expected home in a
few days.-Chaffee County Record.
| If you want home built for
you as you want it, paying for it
on the installment plan, see j. j
Fitzperrell 3f;tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-11-28

If you want home built for
you as you want it, paying for it
on the installment plan, see j. Js
Fitzgerrell. 36tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

thought at the treasury department
that no individual subscriptions a.
high ne $4,000 viii receive an ailot-
mcnt Of bonds.
During the month the department
has received about 10000 subscrip.
lions and nearly the last one opened
was from n New York bank for fi00.-
OOO. 900, enclosing n check for s2.VVlO1l.
II was Secretary Cages Intention 60
make the payments on account ~ the
bonds a. easy Co the people ~ ppE1l-
hut. ana all forms of payments were 20
be received. These Included cash.
CHECKS. drafts. posionice money ordcrf.
certificates uf deposit and. during iha
last day or two. the department has
received money by telegraph
During the entire month there has
been an average of 5000 subscription
received daily. and some days the
number has exceeded 10000. To handle
this enormous mail and 60 schedule the
subscriptions. force of over 900 clerks
has been constantly Employed. ~ prob
ably will be- two or three days before
% Ia known Just the slzr of the largest
subscriptions which can Dc accepted.
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nm rnnNcmnAN WAS srOrrrD.
Marbichcad rnuEht u french Gunbont to
Respect American ordcts.

playa del Este. Guantanamo Bay
July 1i-tCopyrlrht. 1895. by the AZ
tuciated rresH. IA French guuhoat OF
about 1000 tons displacement attempted
to como into the hufbur about dusk
tonight without permission. and met
with surprise party. Tho cruiser
Marblohonu nrcd blank shot ns The
gunhont came h.so the entrance To- the
hnrhur, but no attention was paid Co
this aud n shot from HiN.uouudCr WAS
cont across her bows. This too. was
d.sforarded. the gurhoHt coming along
under full steam. For 70 few minutes
Il looked as n row WIS possible.
Tho trumpet on tho MlrhlohenG
rang out a call 90 quarters. and nn-
other shot wns Hont nCfuHH the French
mans bows this time in uncnmfortu-
bic proximity That warning wuH ruf-
hclcnJ however. ana TN Ir0nchmlu
stopped with extreme HuddDnltfH.
II Do against naval custom flr wut
vessel ~ one nation Co untUr re- purt
which vessels NJ another uutluu uIr
blockadlng unloH permission Dr. grant
ID. The captain uf the French run.
boat was either in Ignorance NJ tn
American occupation or chose t1 dlf.
regard u until f1rcih'y rmud q of th.
fuCt by Commander AlDN.lif.
The gunhont was allowed to nnrh1'
Ia the lower harhur fur the night
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ane fortresses. particularly MORO CAS-
lie. will AFFORD valuable garrison points
Tor a large number OF men The terms
1nder which these atrongholds are ac-
tulrcd IL not yet known IN dctaii. but
Il regarded ~ likely that their big
tuns pass with the surrender.
while the fleet will soon be free to
move Up 90 Santiago city. some doubt
Is entertained In navy circles whether
anything could be accomplished by
iuch move. NJ IL might subject some
u our sail0u 90 the cantngion existing
within the city.
Great attention will now be given to
the care OF our sick and fcver-strloken
soldiers on the Island. In the opinion
1f the army surgeons the sick can be
best treated by removal 10 the high
GROUND back ~ the southern coast.
whore the heat Is less severe. ANA
whore recovery could proceed without
the fear OF communicating the disease
ia the rest Of the army Secretary
Aiger II anxious to bring the entire
army back az soon as y can be done
with safety to the men themselN.s hnd
without jeopardy TO the other troops
In Florida and 10 the general public.
The active preparations made tu deal
with the emergency are such that 10 u
feft that the question " disease can
Ne copcd with successfully now that
he military situation mas h'en snnpil-
fed. In the matter % transportation.
The department b. fully prepared FOR
the next move The acquisition rccont-
~ Of number Of transatlantic liners
capasie Of carrying several Times Ms
many men a. the smaller transports
has put u on an excellent footing and u
was announced today that no more
hips were being bought for the At
'nutic coast
Many ~ the transports which carried
soldicra 60 cuba arc now being used
'lr other purposes. chief among which
q that Of bringing the sick and wound
u to the United states. The ships
valuable by the department are DIS
ributed about ns follows Twenty-Five
II Santiago. twelve NJ Tampa; three
Il Charleston: four nj New York. four
90 Key West and others on the route
go aud from different point.
The plan u the war department Tor
returning the surrendered army ~ Gen.
Toral 20 Spain VIII not ncccssitaie the
use " American vessels. n la the pur-
pose of the department 20 ask for pro-
puHtla from all steamship companies,
which desire 20 compete fof the trans
porting ~ the Spanish troops 10 spain,
and the most advantageous hid VIII be
accepted.
The advlcca OF Gen. shiftcr state
hat the number N Spanish prisoner
will be- between 1900 and 1900.
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TtltGRAPHIc BREWTlrs.


Tho German emperor has contrib
utcl 1000 marks Co the Rcd Cross
fund.
Marquis Ito. th late premier OF
japan. Intends visiting china, where
he viii meet ~ Huns Chang
Mr., stevens Bullock died AZ Liver
pool yesterday ne was a lieutenant
the Albcmarc during the war Of re-
bclllon.
The Democratic convention In the
nfih district. Chicago, lnst evening.
got Into such a row that the police had
20 be called In.
The commissioner N Internal rev.
enue has decided that an telegraph
messages must. under the law. be-
stamped by the sender
The transport Drylkwater arrived az
Fort Monroe yesterday afternoon from
Santlag1 40 cuba, bringing itO
wounded and sick soldiers,
The Germans arc beginning 10 fear
that the military successes ~ the
United states viii result In further
economical barriers against Europe.
Al Chlckamaugl National Park. the
ncws OF the surrender o. Santiago
spread rapidly among the troops and
from that time on there was great re-
lplcing.
Mrs, Elizabeth Lynn Linton. the now
cllat ana rHHaylst. widow OF the late
william James Linton. the celebrated
wood engravcr, b. dead at London,
England,
Al Tampa. Fla. yesterday, Chas. o..
French was arrested for the emb,zzie-
mrnt of fGlG00n from the Merchant
and Clerks Tradlng and Building and
Loan association OF Chicago.
The news 81 the surrender Of SAN
uag1 caused Wild enthusiasm at
Camp AlEcr last evening. paradeB
were organized on all sides and nearly
every one NJ the bands marched.
A Madrid the Correspondence
NlItlIr announces that the Eovern-
mont has decided 10 suspend tho pay
WrHt of salaries 10 an clvii and mile
Hry servants. as the money ~ needed
/ flr war .XYHnHoH.
/ In valparaiso, Chlll, tho financial
crisis GROWS NOR. acute. Congress- has
r.r..l Ia Iav authorizing the president
/ Ion ono y"Ur 40 issue paper money 10
/ IN. .NtHH. NJ fanol00o1. 10 be loaned
I to banks 900 adequate security.
Tho stony circulated throughout tho
] Tinted states hy cuban named Jose
| p,tIIul Ulu.H tl the effect that the
| r"nt. g.n. hlI attempted suicide upon
| r.l.IyInr u.H.. uI ihr destruction OF
] g.r,.rt# r..r Is Pronounced "A fnbrl-
| catluu hy uNHW authorities.
] no.. f4tur. of fu annual meeting OF
p,. uHuI.. r.r citation, now la SOS.
/ sI.u|Iu DH..Hs.. HIH The address OF
| f.rg,.r VIZ. ur H.lult Adlai T.. Steven
| AM. Ils subject was France aa a re-
| publlcnrd wHr ufr'rlllfy appropriate
! h. tb, rrult French f'tr i1y The ami
| ''' '' .f fb. IH FOL-. tha Hastilc. The
] tt ,,... ..#...H'E and technical
/ Iii. tf.r1 nrIr.r "I| iu lis character.
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subscriptions to the War Loan slt Times
the Amount Asked.

Washington. july 1.-THE subscrlp-
lions 10 the J per cent war loan OF
$4,000 900, which closed nj 3 O'clock
this afternoon Including the ,offers
made by the syndicates, VIII amount 10
81 200, 600, or six times the amount
OF the Issue. The subscriptions repre-.
sented by checks or other forms OF
payment, u II estimated. VIII aggre-
gate N0O,Oooooo, or three and three
quntteta times me amount OF the issue
Early this week Assistant Secretary
Nanderllp, Who has had Immediate su-
pCrvlslon ~ the work In connection
with the loan, became convinced that
the subscriptions OF indlvidunia would
be far more than sufficient 10 wholiv
absorb the loan, and gave Instructions
that checks repiesenting all suhscrip-
returned TO the senders tonight n IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
SPAIN SHOULD HURRY.
Longer the War CONTINUES. the Harder
Niilbc the Terms Tor Peace.

London. July ia special dispatch
90 the Times from Vienna says; 80
Oar from Austria having interviewed lu
behalf ~ Spain, u IL highly improbable
that Fhr VIII take any Independent ac-
ton In the matter"
The Times rlltorially says ls sup
poses Gen. Tlral and his forces were
exhausted. ana whatever order may
have emauliai from Madrid be- had
no option but o. surrender. Between
he terms accepted ana The uncondi-
ilnull surrender that Gen. Shaftor de-
maudcd. the difference ~ little more
ihnn formal In any cara the Arrange
mont music be "a great relief 10 Gen.
shnftor. whore troops. through rains
1nd yellow Jack. have suffered very
seriously.
1'ho Times again urges Spain 90 seek
peace while there lH Ftill a possibility
N favorable terms since u ia perfectly
hopeless than any slilHflctory rcHul,
can come from DELAY after this mill.
tary catastrophe. which IL likely to b.
repeated elsewhere, aUl the longer the
war continues the moro difficult %
must become Tor tha United States tu
leave 10 Spain any part OF the colonial
puHHraHlOuH.
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prrA ~ ~ rul sunnl'Nnrn.
n :. ucinE Arranged by 'ommlssi"n-
Iisst t.nt.f. the tiarhar.

Before Santiago, July ~, via Playa
del Este. Guantanamo Hay.-Santhgp
has surrendered, A commission of two
SpiniardH. one Engllshman ana three
Americans % now arranging terms.
Probably the Spanish army viii ac-
cupt a parole and be- returned 10 spain.
We insist ON immediate possession OF
the city pending arrangements a. 90
details and probably Will enter sanu-
ago tonight
our army win remain outside the
city. but our sick will Dr. takun In and ID
general hospital hcudqunrtcm VIII Dc
Immediately established. Tho truce
which was to end at noon today was
prolonged by a iiag sent out from the
spanish lines at $3.50 this morning. Gen.
Toral acting ON Capt Gen. biuucoH
Instructions. asked time TO communal.
cate By cable with Madrid, the Hufrrn-
der Of Santiago hgihE too important
step TO be taken without authority. IL
the meantime Gen. blancn offered 90
appoint Joint commission 20 arrange
Gen. Miles and Gen. shaftcr decided
20 call Tor q personal Interview with
Gen. Torai. his mcuuage being amhlgu-
Gus. They rode out between the lines
shortly before noon and mot Don.
Toral. who said he had received, o.
Tow minutes before, "a message from
Capt. Gen. Blanco 20 cnpltulato and to
make tho work OF the commissioners
finai
Gen. Torai named Sir. Robert Mason.
british consul Gen. Tolon and his own
tToratu) chief OF stan. Gen. shaftcr
and Gen. Miles named, Gen. Wheeler,
Gen, Lnwton ana capt. Milcy ~ Gen.
Skaters stan. Tho commission ~
now working on the terms VI the sur
render
Tho nowa was received with cnthu-
ninHm IN the American lines. Tho
American warHhlpa are expected 90
pass under the guns Of MORO this
evening and viii command the town
from the upper bay. II IL probable that
but few viii remain here orders hay-
lug been received for an the heavy vCH-
als a. join Commodore WatHon'r
squadron Tor the spanish coast
There IN u rrpnrt-ah yet uncon-
nrmed-thnt the surrender ana cyacua-
tion ~ the Spanish troops may extend
90 the entire province af Santiago de
cuba. This II only rumor which
events may diHprove: but Il IN generally
believed that In ease OF such AN cvacu-
alton our main force would probably
seek a fresh camp on the highlands In
the vicinity with a view OF recupcrat-
Ing
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London. July il.-JThe Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily NAH says; 4
dispatch from Havana 20 ~ impartial
says that 5000 Americans have landed
near CienfueguH. under cover OF the
guns Of the United States cruiser
Montgomery.
~ Correo doubts the truth Of this re-
upon the subject.
Gen. Torni cables that the losses Of
the last few days have been 400 killed.
wounded and taken prisoners. He says
that he has 1900 troops left In fne
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

Madrid. July ii.-Capt-G August
tcierrlpha under date N July 10th
"Gcn. Monota column, unable 10 hold
out az Malclhn. lefi IN three boats.
tOwcd by the gunhuat Llytc, 10 seek
endorsements ~ was stopped by the
Americans, hut, aided by the current.
ID succeeded In reaching EHterna ana
Bulucnn. There. however the column
was made prisoners by the insurgents
An Official Inquiry has been opened inpl
the conduct ~ Gen. Monet"
London. July IA dispatch 10 the
Daily Telegraph from Manila, dated
July 9th. says; THE spanish gunboat
Leytc, ON meeting with an American
warHhip, cast on the boats, which sur
rendered 10 the Americans In the
meantime, the troops In the boats, IA.
tlgurd and famlahod, Were compelled
hy the sailors 90 beach the boats, the
soldiers making the best Of their way
10 liagoney."
Regarding the Irene ahalr, the dis
patch says: This Il only one OF several
significant Incidents which are likely,
sooner or later, 20 develop into serious
trouble"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

Newspapers Landing American strategy In
securing Eastern cuba

Z
seeurlnr Eastern ruia,.
London. July i5.-Au Of the London
papers tender great deal of praise Tor
the success ~ the American strategy
Ia securing possession ~ eastern cuba
with 80 little hloudshvd,
Tho Morning Pos, oditorlaily con.
graduates the United states upon Oh
speedy success N the operations ut
Santiago. resulting from tho ndmimbl.
manner In which the naval and milf
inry forces supplemented one another
The Daily ScwH says that IN view of
the menace ~ yellow fever. the fall of
Santiago does not come any too soon
Tor the American troops. II adds
The severely criticised strategy OF
President Mckinley and his adviser
.H iuHtilcd By results. The American
generals may not De- men ~ military
genius. but they deserve the utmost
credit FOR prudence and consideration
Cen. Shafior may be- congratulated Tor
finishing the work before Gen. Miles
had time to Interfere"
The Daily Mail calls Il another az.
founding Transformation scene" Just
lt the moment when the American
troops were embarrassed By disease
the hard conditions ~ the climate and
other heavy obstacles.
Tho Daily Chronicle warmly praises
President Mckinley and predicts that
Havana win fall IN october N tho
same manner.
Tho standard says III a sentiment
of morbid delicncy prevents Senior Sn-
gnata from inviting a peacemakor a.
ntrp In. why should not President Me
KlulOy think II the part ~ conacicn-
tlous strength 10 consult the dignity OF
"a people who, even In their weakness
he must atill respect. The United States
must be anxious for a speedy settle
mput"
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sagsst. !. wen Missed.

Berlin, July 1.-THE TnHNhlatta
Madrid correspondent says slgasta has
declared that he Is now convinced that
the Americans would be- defeated by the
land forces In Cuba, ana that the Amer
leans knew this themselves. but since
spain no longer has a fleet, the Ameri-
cans could ataryc the island without
ruhjectlng themselves 20 exposure 20
the spanish bullets, Hence he has re-
solved TO bring about peace as soon aa
poEaIhle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

Mansfield, o., July N.-Forty-fvo
prisoners In the state reformatury are
strung up by their thumbs In dungeons
and given only one scant meal a DAY,
having gone on a strike because their
tobacco supply was cut on. There were
twenty-five others implicated. but they
returned To work when Informed what
The punishment would be,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

Omaha. Ncb.. July 1.-The labor
troubles az the paoklng-houses here
threaten 90 become general. Tonight
! 800 men walked out ~ Cudahy's plant
ana 900 mon at swlfta aud about 100
at Hammond's rae also out. The
strikers declare that the strike Will be
made general tomorrow.