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The state herald., 1898-10-28
ACTIVE SOLICITORS. WANTED Eyrn,

''tiAf ''' '"' "'''"is "i 'hn fhilillIhhrs
by aurat iiaisicAd. commissioned by the Gov.
trnmcnt as Official Historian To the War Depart
mon,. Tho book was written Ia amy camps n,
San Francisco, ON tho Pacific with General Mor.
r,t, In the hospitals n, Honolulu, IN Hong Kong
In tho American trenches nj Manila, In tho insuf
sent ,amis with Asulnnldo, nn the decl, n the
Olympia with Dewey nni In the roar ~ battle ~
tho fall ot Manila, bonanza Tor agents. Iirlm-
full of original pio,urrs taken ~ government
photographers on tho spot. iafir book. low
prices. liis proaiH, Freight paid. Credit riycn,
Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outnt
free address, v, Z, barber, Seo'i,, Star lnlut.
nnrn llldr rhirAso
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The OWL service commission has evi-
dently hoard from Colorado for a olrcu i.
lar has been recently Issued by tho CON.
mission warning federal ofilccp againat
"poliiiosl activity" The postmaster gen.
eral says that the cIecuuy. Instructions
Of 1886 are still In force. This may be
true 10 some parts Of the United Sia,ts
but they have not been enforced In Col.
Grade under The present naturalization.
The federal officers Of Colorado have
been guilty of offensive praiissn.lip In
the prssen, campaign 10 degree that
was never surpassed during the ,ears
before OWL service reform was ever
thought Of. However. the sending out
Of this warning will not interfere In any
degree with The offensive political actiy-
ny OF ioierni officials IN Colorado Tor 4,
will be understood that, Bs Senator Vol.
cote seat IA the senate 10 n stake ib
this election. the offensive political ac-
iiviiy of federal officials viii bs winked
al and no, punished. rivil service reform
~ y 10 'nds'> IL y farce.
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The candidates on the silver fusion
stats ticket are all well qualified for the
positions to which they aspire and will
give eocd satisfaction Ia the perform
aboe OF the duties devolvlng upon them.
There is no question whatever about
their election. They will also DO elected
by large majorities.
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JESSIE G. CASwELL
Republican party
po-toitic~ address Grand junction Colo
place OF residence Grand junction Colo
place Of business Grand Junction Colo
HARRY p GAMBLE
Republican party
po.,ofiice address Boulder Colo
place Of residence Boulder Colo
place Of business BOULDER Colo
HARRY PARKIN
Socialist labor party
postoic- addrcs4 Denver
place .f residence ao,, Williams street
place Of business MA william. street
ALBERT q MASKER
Socialist lsbor party
postotiirs sddre.s Denver
place Of residence S2s, Fairyi-w Aucnue
place Of business s,sJ fairvirw Avenue
u. j. MoRATH,
Democratic party, liberty union ticks, party
postofscs Address Boald-r Colo
place of residence Boulder Colo
place Of business Boulder Colo
DAVID N. RICHARDS,
Peoples party. Teller silver republican party
postoiiio~ address Chsrryiyn Colo
place Of residence cbcrryiyn Colo
place Of bnsino-s t2s Ernest 4 Cranrer block
d. d. sANDBoRN
Prohibition party
ps-tofiioe address Greeisy
place of residence Greeley
place Of business Greeley
HAROLD ID THOMPSON,
Demo cratic party. Teller silver republican part,
libsrto union ticks, part, peoples patty
pos,ofiles address Crippi. Creek
| place u residence " Mining Exchange fuildins
place of business 81 Mining Exchange building
EDWIN J. TEMPLE
| silver republican party. western republican par.
Nv
po-tofiice address Boulder colo
place " r.idepc- boulder Colo
| place Of business Doulder Colo
FRED WHITE
Prohibition party
| post office address boulder
place Of rs-ijonc. boulder
place Of bpsineAa boulder
Regent Of the University Of Colorado To MI ss.
earey (vo,. for onel
EDWARD i. MORATu
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A vote for w. A. Hill, silver fusion
eardiate for state senator, is vote for
q nan who will help elect TO the United
States senate true friend of the cause of
a!lver to succeed Senator Wolcott our
bye and bye motallist" representative
IN that body.
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State Treasurer
lvoie for one)

JOHN II. FEsLER,
Deinoeratic party people. party Teller silver re-
publican party. liber', union ticket party
posioiies address filenwooi springs Colo
place Of residence corner OTIS. aud Cooper sta.
Glenwooj Springs Colo
place Of bnaine.. First National Hank oicnwood
Springs Colo
JOHN p. MEYER,
Socialist Labor Party.
ro-toiiicc address Pueblo.
Place Of residence 1910 y eighth II.
Place Of busib.-. isio Y eighth st.
HARRY u. MULNlx.
Silver tspablienn Party. Western Republican
Party.
fustoillca address Cooper iiaildins Denver Colo.
Place Of residence 1910 Vine II D.nr-r Colo
Place OF baaine. Capital lluiidlng Denver Colo.
OTTO A. RfNuARDT.
Prohibition Party.
rnsioirice address cen,er
Place of residence igD Arapahoe 81 Denver Colo
Place u buslBe.a iu,o Aiapsbos -t Denver Colo
FREDERICK .. ROOF.
ilsppblican Party
rostonlca addfrss wAlssnbufg Colo
Place of residence wslsenburs Colo
Place of business walsabbufs Csio
Bta,e Auditor
fyotp far ons !
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One representative In the 5o,h Congress OF the
United )sates 2nd Congregational District.
Vote for onel
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Secretary Of State

ANotc Tor ohel
WILLIAM II. BRISBANE
Republican party
posto'iice address Lead, g colo
plac. Of residence ieadvills Colo
place Of business Leadyille Colo
ELMER + BECKWITH.
Democratic party. people. party. Teller silver
republican party liberty union ticket party
po-toiliee address Iongmont Colo
place Of residence SIS Main street Lonsmont
Colo
place OF business SIS Loneinoni Colo
THOMAS Z. DAVIS
Socialist labor party
postoiiice address Rockyale
JOSEPH W. NILSSON
Silver republican party. western republican par
~
postoiiicc address Canon city roio
place Of n-ldenec Canon City Colo
place Of business Canon City Colo
WILLIAM A. RICE
Prohibition party
postofiinu address Grand Junction
place of residence 0nud Junction
place Of business 0rand Junction
6tats Tfsasur~r
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NIXON ELLIOTT
Socialist. Labor party
ro~tonioc address Pnrblo
Place Of residence 1915 Berkeley avenue
Place u buslne.s ios Bcrkl., avenue
ROBERT II. RHODES
Prohibition party
rostoilinc address Fort Lapton
place 81 residence Fort inpion
place Of business Font L1pton
CHARLES .. THOMAS,
Democrat. Teller silver Republican. Peoples
Party. Liberty Union ticket
Pos,oi'lce address 1000 Sherman avenue Denver
Colo
rlare Of residence 1909 Sherman ay,nu- Denver
Colo
Place Of busiass. eoiS7 Erncs, and crRnmer
buildiBs Denver Colo
HENRY Il. woLCorT
Republican party
Posioilce address si5 Boston block Denver Colo
Place OF residence iibi Glsnarm II Denver Colo
Place Of business sis Boston block Denver Colo
Lisv,snan, Governor OF The State o' colorado
tvo,a for onel
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Prohibition Party
Postofioc address Colorado Springs
Place of residence Colorado Spring.
Place Of business Colorado springs
CHRISTIAN MILLER.
Socialist Labor Party
Postofiice address Denver
Place Of residence i02i $ Eighth st
Place Of business iGai $ Eighth st
GEORGE W. TEMPLE,
Democratic Party. Peoples Party. Tall e',ver
Republican Party Liberty Union Part, ticket
Po-ioilic. nddrc~s i,s9 Joscphins St DE. -. .oio
Place u residence Meekcs Colo
Place OF business State Houss Denver Colo i
JOHN A. WAYNE.
Western Republican Party. Silver RspubIican
Party
Po.,ofics sdds.~s Greeley Colo
Place sf residence .r--lcy Colo
Place Of business Gr-cley Colo
ATTORNEY General
tvots for onsl
FREDERICK W. BoDTKER.
socialis, Labor Party
Po.toflce Denver
Place Of residence y W Cor boulevard aud "
Forty sixth ,t
Place Of business N W Dor Boulevard and "
fo1y siatn at
DAVID N. CAMPBELL.
Democratic r-rty. Peoples Party, Teller Silver
ltepublioan Party Liberty Union Ticket Party
ror,ofs,cc addross Not Tho Albr!endo Pueblo
Colo
Place Of residence No Tho Aibriendo Pusbio
Colo
Place Of business 10 and II Holden Block No .
Pueblo cols
CHARLES c. aooDALE.
Republican Party
fostoffioe addr,s Lamar Colo
Place Of rs-ideace Lamar Colo
Place of businsss Lamar Colo
WILLIAM A. MARSH.
Prohibition Party
l'ostotiice address Grand Junction
rlsee of frsidene. Grand Junction
Place OF basines. Grand Junction
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
tvo,e for oncl
NORMAN CLIFFORD.
Prohibiiion fary
Po-,oiiiIes hndrsss Denver Colo
Place of residence Denver Colo
rlacc Of business Denver Colo
HELEN l.. GRENFELL,
Democratic party. peoples party. Teller sii,crr.-
publican party. iibeft, union ticket party
postoiiice address Blhckhawt Colo
place u tea,d-Bc. iilackhawk Colo
place oi business Eimonson block Central city
Colo
MAYME y. MARBLE
silver republican party, western republican Tar
"
po.,oitice address Denver Colo
place of reside nee is,i William. street
place Of business isii William. .truet
FRANCES NACKE
, Socialist labor party
pos,oiiice address Denver
plac. Of residence s2iJ California stree,
place II bu.ine.. y7tg California street
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j. A. NESBlTr

Prohibition Ticket
po.,of'' CO address ~, ,tl Ave West Denver Colo
place OF business pi tth Ave West Denver Colo
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J (

Ho.s. Johu F. Shafroth, congressman
from this district who will be reelected
on the s, day OF November 10 serve an
sthei term.
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CHARLES UARTZELL

CHARLES HARTZELL
Republican. Western Republican
fostoiiice address room els To d2o Encst and
Cranmor building Denver Colo
Place Of residence No 1875 wel,on 1t Denver Colo
Place OF business room 6is to GN Ernest and
Cranmer building Denver Colo
JOHN r. SHAFROTH.
Democrat, Peoples Party. Silver Republican
Teller silver republican party liberty union ticket
party
ro-tof1iec address 1877 York u Denver Colo
Place OF residence 1881 York 1t Denver Colo
Place Of business room a Tabor block Denver
Colo
DAYTON GILBERT
Prohibition party
Postoticc address No II Lavsta place Denver
Colo
Residence No II Lave,a place Denver Colo
Place Of busines. No II laycta place Denver
Colo
NATHAN l.. GRIEST
Socialist, Labor party
ros,ofiioe addre.. Denver Colo
Place of residence iii? Lariinor street Dcnyoi
Colo
Place OF business iiis iArim.r street Denv-,
Colo
| loxs,,ar of IN, etas, nj G.iataao
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FRANCIS CARNEY,
Democrat party. Liberty Union TicLs, part,
Teller silver republican party, peoples party
posto,i.ee address Our, Colo
place of residence oufa, Colo
plhc. Of business outay Colo
CHARLES Il. NOBLE
Republican patty
postofico address Colorado spring. toio
place u busihees Colorado springs colo
place ~ residence Colorado Springs Colo
NELS II. wELLING
Aucialir, labor party
pnsiof'irs address Florence
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Regent Of Univ srslty Of Colorado
tvoto for twol
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> hereby
} to be
nber 8,
now on
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Governor Of tho State OF Colorado
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Notice Of Nominations.

is W. Beggs County Clerk of Phillips County, Col
certify and give notice that the following nominations
voted upon at the coming general election to be held
A. d. 1898 have been certified to me as such clerk ar
file in this office to-wit:
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Regent of,he unis.f.i,y OF Colorado to MI ss.
earey (vo,r for onel
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
AMID WILD ENTHUSIASM,

sssars aud Stripes Flown From the Top Of
the Altarss Mountains.
OFF BAlQUlRI. June ~, via Kingston,
Jamaica, June 25.-Lateyesterday after
noon the American flag was flown from
tho top Of the Altaras mountains, back
of Baiquiri, amid wild enthusiasm.
The men cheered and waved their hats.
the warships and the transports let
loose their sirens and the bands played
~'The Star Spangled Banner.
" Major Lamotte, with two men OF the
volunteer cavalry. climbed the heights
and raised the flag.
The troops are in fine spirits and are
aDyerjoyed at the aggressive attitude Of
General Shafter, who believes he can
force his way into Santiago aud strike
sthe Spanish heavy blow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
TALKED |. TOO Much
s'ttings Of the Spanish cortes
Suspended by Order Of the
Queen Regent
Action Taken After Particu-
larly Stormy Sessions Of
Both Houses.
A CABINET CRISIS LIKELY
Sagastar Ministry Will Resign
and Make Way for a New
Government.
Latter viii, IL Is Believed, at
Once Open Negotiations
For Peace.

MADRID, June 25.-The decree Of the
queen regent susperding, the cortes
was read in the senate during the
evening. Prior to the reading Of the
decree in the chamber OF deputies the
room was crowded, as also were the
galleries.
NJ. Salmeron declared that some OF
his remarks had been oM.-.~d from the
official report. The president of the
chamber, Marquis Vega d'Armijo. said
the omission must be attributed to the
uproar. which had probably prevented
the reporters from hearing him.
Senior Salmeron then said he wished
to have included In the official report
his declarations throwing the response.
bility for all the misfortunes OF the
country upon the monarchy. .::a 90
Senior Sagasta at this point rose and
read the royal decree suspending par
lament. ... ....... ....
The chamber then adjourned and
without the customary cheers for the
throne.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
STRIKERS ARE OvERAWED.

Presence Of Troops ut Oshkosh Prevents 9
Renewal Of the Riots.
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 25.-This city
still racked by the shock of the recent
riot, has been in a state of suppressed
excitement and fear all day. The
strikers have been overawed by the
military and therefore have pretty vel
kept the peace, but while committing
no overt act have maintained sullen
logged and vigilant attitude. The sill
uation is ont Of grave concern. Mar
tial law has not been declared, but thu
full strength of Wisconsin's national
guard, numbering 4O2 men, is on the
ground. Every man is armed. to the
teeth and has orders to. shoot to kill j
property or lives Of citizens are in dan
ger. Very little business 10 being done
BY the merchants and every one awaits
the next move on the part Of thu
strikers, I'@'... .5 T. =: ::
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28

ONE DEAD, A SCORE INJURED

Sioux City, Ia, June 25.-A severe
wind storm struck this city during the
day, blowing down the main tent of
the Sells. Forepaugh circus while q
performance was in progress. The col.
lapse Of the canvas caused = panic in
which score or more Of people were
injured. One Of then, Adolph Hal.
versen Of Sioux City. died soon after.
ward Of his injuries. while Frank
Reynolds, an attaohe Of the show, is
hurt internally, and, it 10 believed, will
die. s.as..' -
The day was hot and sultry and the
evening threatening, but crowds OF
country people had come to town. and
they and the natives made up q crowd
which almost filled the tent for the
evening performances. About 0 o. clock
the hot wind, which had been blowing
all the afternoon, freshened and within
q few minutes deluge of rain EEL.
upon the
Hundreds Of Pleasure Seekers,
pelting through the canvas shelter and
drenching them. This had lasted but
. few minutes when the great center
pole began to sway and guy ropes to
creak from the pressure OF the wind
which had become gale. Fright took
posse ssion Of the crowd and wild
scramble for exits began. Scores of
the employees of the circus were called
into service in an attempt to calm the
fears Of the panic stricken people. but
many were trampled under foot or
bruised by falling timbers as the struc.
ture collapsed.
The circus property was damaged to
the extent Of $4,000. No other dam.
age by the storm has been reported in
the city or its vicinity. "'-'%&
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
Hoped 1t viii Convince the
r Dons of the Futility Of
,-,.. ~, Their Position.
uANY SHIPS FOR The WORK
Advance Fleet Of Swift Vessels
to Be Followed by the
Battleships.
Gould Thus Destroy Spanish
Commerce and Bombard
Coast Cities.

WASHINGTON, June 70. The war Is
10 be carried into Africa, metaphor
iczlly speaking, it Spain is foolhardy
enough to send the Cadiz feet through
she Suez canal to attack Dewey in the
Philippines It is announced on good
authority that before the last Spanish
vessel has passed through the canal all
American squadron wall be s,eaming
ns full speed across the Atlantic
straight for the coast of Spain, to bring
the war home to the Spanish people.
There is no doubt that Dewey can take
care Of himself against the Cadiz feet
since his own squadron will be rein.
forced by ironclads long before Ca.
mara ships
Sight the Bay Of Msnils
and he will have the shore batteries
with him instead of against him in the
struggle. But it has been concluded
by the administration that nothing but
the most severe measures will suffice to
bring the Spanish people to realiza.
zion of the hopelessness of the continu'
ance of the war, and even Kindness, 1t
IL said, commands such blow as it is
proposed to administer if the Spanish
persist in this project. After the fall
of Santiago and the capture or destruc-
tion of Cervera's squadron Sampson
will have an abundance of vessels to
spare for the task set for him. Promptly
he will constitute the attacking feet in
two squadrons, the first u flying squad
won to be composed of the
AwIftsst Vessels OF the Fleet,
ssuoh rs the Columbia, Minneapolis,
Harvard, Yale, St. Louis. st. Paul.
New Orleans aud such craft. This
will be followed by the battleships.
which Captain Clark's experience with
the Oregon has shown can easily be-
counted On fer tho voyage across the
Atlantic. With the Iowa, Oregon, In.
diana, Massachusetts and Texas, all
tattleships, supplementing the New
York aud the Brooklyn, armored cruis-
.ars, and the less powerful but speedy
vessels of the flying squadron. the
Spanish coast will be speedily swept
clear of all commerce, all Spanish ship
ping will be destroyed and some OF the
best ports blockaded or bombarded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
HOT TIME IN THE CORTES.
Several Members Insist ON Speaking the
Truth. 'u ~

Truth.
MADRID, June 25.-The debate In
the chamber of deputies on the Philip.
pine question was marked by great
disorder. Senior Romero y Robledo.
the Conservative leader, attacked Gen.
eral Polajieva, the former minister for
war. for treating with Aguinaldo, the
insurgent leader, and was interrupted
with shouts Of "that is untrue" A
scene of the greatest confusion fol.
lowed and the sitting was suspended.
When business was resumed Senior
Robledos continued his remarks. He
asked if the government desired peace
or war. II peace, he added, Spain had
better negotiate directly with the
United Stat es, as the powers would ex'
tort br oker's commission If they in.
tervened. He urged all present to for
get their party quarrels and remember
that they are all spaniards. -
Senior Gonssles Tells Some Truths.
The senate also discussed the politi.
cal situation. Senior Gonzales. who
said he did not speak as partisan but
as q Spaniard, declared that the coun.
try must be told the truth. The chas.
tisement falling on nations or collective
bodies, he added, had never been I'M.
deserved, as it had been attempted to
make the Spaniards believe. Contin.
uing, he said: ID. T..
''For every thing happening now the
whole country, the people, the parties
and the government are responsible. "
In spite Of Interruptions, Senior Con.
gales continued: ~. '"@-
II have many deadlier truths to tell.
Spain has never known what real
colonial policy u.s."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
OVER $4,000 IN CAMP.

Number or Soldiers % Chlokamauga In.
crsasing . Thousand = Day.
CH1CKAxAuoA PARK, June 25.-The
number Of soldiers in camp Is being in.
creased on an average Of more than
I. 900 day by the arrival Of recruits.
About !, 400 recruits representing va
rious states, reached the park during
che day and were escorted direct to the
fHsspective. regiments for which they
wore recruited. There are now $4,000
men In the park. g d 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
ANXIOUS ABOUT CERVERA

spaniards Alarmed by the Rapid Advance
Of Shafter.
LONDON, June 25.-Dispatches from
Madrid say there is great anxiety over
the news from Admiral Cervera.
There is no doubt the spania rds are
disappointed at General shafter caus-
ing tho Spaniards to retreat towards
Santiago. as it is regarded as bad
augury. It is expected restrictions win
be placed on newspaper criticisms now
the cortes ia prorogued.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
LIQUOR Deal srs Barred.

LA CROSSE, Wis.,. June 25.-The 50.
preme court has affirmed the decision
Of the circuit court in the case OF
Loeffier against the Modern Woodmen
of America. The effect Of the decision
is to exclude certain classes, including
wholesale liquor dealers, from becoming
members Of the order. - -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
M'cLEARY's CURRENCY BILL

Supporters Of thu Measure Decide to Not
.4.. Urge Cons derstion. H., e..
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The support
ers of the currency reform bill recently
reported to the house by Mr.. McCleary
Of Minnesota have decided not to urge
consideration further at this session.
The bill is acceptable substantially to
all the Republi members, but some
of them oppose calling it up at the
present time because Of the over.
shadowing importance Of war ques.
tons and inability to secure its passage
in the senate at this time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
HoBsoN NOT IN MORO,

Sampson says He and His Companions
q ~ = Are Now 1t Santiago. ~ il[E5{.s,
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Ths navy
department has just received the fol.
lowing cablegram: e.s,,.sy,. s,.ar, ,ss.I..
Playa del Este, June "a. From =
flag of truce ! learned today that Lieu.
tenant Hobson and his com panions are
all we'll. They are confined in the city
Of Santiago, four miles from MORO
B., (Signedl a &. SAMPSON. !:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
Franz AAiis Again.

CHR1srIAN1A. Norway, June rs. The
Arctic exploring ship Fran, having on
board Captain Otto sverdrup's expsdi.
ton to the Arctic regions, sailed from
here at ,ll:80 .. m. DR.. Nansen, the
Arctic explorer, and an immense crowd
o. people were present to bid the party
farewell. ="
Alabamans Leave for Miami. (
MOBILE, Ala, Jane 25.-The First
Alabama regiment left during the aft
ernoon for Miami, Fla All the men
are in good health and anxious to 60 to
the 'front.' Gs Ell
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
IN CLOSE. CONNECTION.
Admiral Sampson Only Half an Hour
From Warrington.

4AunnIEUt S1"P"Oha WIZ 11"7H -" 4A0<s@
From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, June IS. - Admiral
Sampson is now in constant and prac-
tically immediate cable communica-
stion with the navy department.. Six
dispatches were received in rapid sue.
session through the early hours Of the
morning, the last one bringing the sit
uation up to midnight. They showed
shat only half hour elapsed between
the fling of the message by the ad.
miral and the receipt OF it in Washing.
ton, 90 that the authorities here are
now assured of being only half hour
behind the actual developments at the
scene Of action. g.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
Two Killed in Church.

MIrNEwAuKAN, N. D.. June 25.-
During service the Norwegian Lu.
1Eheran church, ~ miles west Of here,
was struck BY lightning. John Ploium
i-and Hans a Nderson WISE killed and =
u . e., .-.r1 I'll
$50 NV and va much damaged
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
AI.b.m.ns Lu.v. Tor Miami.


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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-06-28
CABINET READY TO RESIGN

Successor to the ss1sats Ministry Will
Sue for Peace.
LONDON, June 25.-The Madrid cor.
respondent of The Daily Telegraph
says: When the cortes closed martial
law was proclaimed. The Sagasta
cabinet will resign aud make way for a
new government which will open ne.
Qotiations for peace"