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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-09
AUCTION SALE OF LAND.

BY Virtue of power conferred upon me
by a certain mortgage deed executed by
]. w. Locklyer and wife, Alvarada, and
duly recorded in Registry of Wake
County, in Book 40, at Page $50, as
we'll as by the request of said J. w.
Locklyer, | will offer for sale, at the
Court House door, in the City of Raj
eigh, n. c., to the highest bidder for
cash, ON Monday, April %, 1898, at II
o'clock m, the lands in said mortgage
described, lying in said county in House
Greek Township, and described as fol-
lows:
Track No. 1.-Beginning on Crabtree
Greek at Maple, thence North to VIM.
Houses line, thece parallel with his
line East to a hickory in Polly Kings
line, thence South to a pine on said
Creek, thence up said Greek to the be-
ginning, containing One Hundred Acres
200 acres more or less.
Tract No. 2.-Adjoining the above and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
Spanish Oak in the Great branch, and
thence West 81 p. to a stake in VIM.
Holmes line, thence South 100 p. to a
Red Oak and Sassafras, thence East "a
Z. TO said branch, thence up the various
courses of said branch to the beginning,
and said to contain Twenty Acres go
Acres.)
Tract No. 3.-Adjoining the above be-
gins at stake in Wiley Holmes via line
thence North So Z. to hickory, thence
West to branch at Pink Warren S
corner in the steep Hill Branch, thence
across the various courses of said branch
to a beech or birch to VIM. Nicholas
corner. thence to the beginning, contain.
ing Thirty-three acres (33 acres), more
or less The whole of the three tracts
aggregating One Hundred and Fifty.
Three Acres (153 acrcs), more or less
b. Il. MONTAGUE,
Mortgage.
! Raleigh, N. c., March 3, 1898.
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uuoAL BroCK MARkBr.
GRAN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Ills, April S.-The Spanish
crisis and a sharp advance in corn made
n strong market for wheat to-day, July
closing at an advance of "a. The clos
ing of the continental markets and many
of the principal domestic exchanges
made trading here quite small all day
Corn was very strong on sudden
shutting off Of country offerings and
closed "a cent higher.
Oats were dull but firm and advanced
". Closing prices in provisions show
little change from yesterday.
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,,,,,.,,or+ino onict at 311a7lK.

Turpentine quiet at 3lKsl&.
RIce q iets donestic, ialr ~ extra A&G
Moi ssaes steady: New Orleans, ope r
ke1tIe good 90 choice 2aa5S
fishhaoe. new, quiet; Florida, st(9l 70
cha le ton ana ayannah 81 26a. 90.
firm: No. 7 invoice Oh jobSing IL mild firm
snYs'. raw firm; fair refining az
eentPifueal, 9a-ttet an; repneu fam
a 3. cut loaf and Ceushed az: owdeTed
b 5-i8; xrsnuIateu b 10 Gu es5bl6.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK APP il Money on 81
firm at 2Qgs per vent; last loan 2 "a
ceus closing at per cent. Prins
mercantile paper bkE6s per cont Ste I'll ne
az change fS weak. with actual DhHl
ness in baana-s ui,.s At 4 S3k al S3A for Q.
maud, ana 4 80a4 81A for slssy iays. rostec
rates 4 S0x IA 81 and 4s4a..s48. Comm ercts
hfiIa yx. sI.tr cS' tincates DON USt ~
Bar silver bbk. Mexican dollars ~ G0Uor =
q eat bonds W a.. State bonds dull. Kali
road bonds ca.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Apli 81 lour opened duu
et sleIn superfns S1.70s33U; do. ultra DO dos
40j; 40 tamuy s4..6tai bG: winter , wheat pat pa.
ents sA.76a600; spring 90. So.%VGo.4U' spRths
W. est srrmlPEts 80 0Oap6 ID. ~
wheat easy: spot and April 9at as9h; MAY
9gA steamer 40, REQ SD a9oA; soutt
EN- wneai Dy sample st0l 0, 40 on grSo'
Crn easy; spot and April 34a3i May
S4a3lk; s.usmel mixed SSSa83t: SQUIRE
wmle corr rs asked; do yeilUw o5K SEED :,
Oats Quiet No. white, western ofAo'H
No 2 mI1 I'd 3Oa3O&. A.. {
Rye firm: .. nearby o)1a'oi Fo'
westetn OK. - -, IN
Hay firm choice Timothy Sl2.5Oal3.0O.
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AN A|MLESS DRIFT
Exchange Open Good Friday
First Time in 80 Years.
A TRIVIAL BUSINESS
THERE WAS A SMALL ADDITION
AL ENG AGEMENT OF GOLD
NUMBER or BROKERS SHUT UP OFFICES
Quotations in Money and Exchange Merely
Nominal. Strong Market for Wheat, Clos
ing 7.8c. Higher. Cotton Closed
Quiet and Shade OF.
Quiet and a Shade OFF.

New York. April S.-1'he attitude OF
the dry goods market is still a waiting
one. War matters still engross the AT
tentions of both buyers and sellers TO
Il large extent and the former are stlt
slow to do trading in any line. Ihe
attitude of sellers is also a waiting one.
Staple cottons are the subject of Il
slightly better demand at the close of
the week than was the case at the open
ing. The trade passing is by no means
heavy. however Brown goods are not
in the brightest figure of the market.
Print cloths are still duh aud quiet.
pr.nts are generally quiet and un-
changed
COTTON.
New York. April Speculation IN
cotton futures was at Il standstill to-
day, even the scalping element finding
nothing i'm news at hand from which 10
base an opinion. From start to finish
the market lacked feature and only at
the opening did the pit present any
semblance of activity. A decline of 1a3
points on the call resulting from light
selling. brought out the pessimistic ch "
acter of the adyices from Washington.
BY midday prices had varied but little,
with the market finally quiet at yln.
changed prices to point net. lower,
Total sales futures reached but 10000
bales representing perhaps the smallest
market in the history of the exchange.
TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.
New York, April S.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September /, 1897:
Galveston, 1858, 1856: New Orleans, p
476,044; Mobile, 1885; Savannah, l.
49, 57: Charleston. 45S,931; Whining
ton, 309,656; Norfolk. 522, 423: Balti-
more. 64939: New York, 1891; Bos-
ton. 1S0.55S; Newport News, 13.029:
Philadelphia. T03TS Brunswick, 225,-
512: Pensacola, 10S.T94; Port Royal,
65.912. Total, 1916, los.
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A torpid liver robs you OF ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipation and all stomach and liver trou-
bles. Heartt &c Hcartt.
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CHICAGO, I D il 8.
Opening closing


Flour steady: Wheat, No. . spring f.
- Grp; r.; 7 % ~ No. wA,re toe asssi
ave, No. Q Tx. Barley, No. 2 + b.:
No. =: No.. =. FLAX seed No. 81 2nh9
pork, rar obi, ;9tCa9t5 Lard per 1nn he
Sb.I a TN. Snort rlp sides loose, rs 05 q
49, Dry. -saltec sbnu ders (boxedl AJAX
,istiilers Dir is see - i. rev salon 81 20
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April g. Flour inactive
Tut d mer; CITY mIil patents 60. .0aol0 o:
10 clear 80; Minnesota patents 6.,UaS
Minnesota bakers 426; winter patents $40 a
t &C. straghf saSgss - sntsr
Bye four steady; supernne s2.75; fancy
ORD meal qui t: yellow weste n 20 ci ,
Rye M: No. 2 western 5ex@53; state
I'VE ON
/ ;barle D4ait duh: western h3a65
| I" 1vaJ, spot. II m No. 2 red 81 ~ option ],
No red May ciosed IL July eiosedo7
oSrs sSo, hy@ Closed Az ION Options May
! Oats. spoS, him; NO. 2. i0x; options May
hay quiet. thilpi iCa3, good to choice
feef firm; faraily sll 9call 70: extra m@s.
OOa97e: d. of hams $500: packet S10.25 :
| lI.UO city extra In Tia mess sl5'boal7 90.
! 4.
| 40 uickied ahoulders An: do. hams 7A07x.
! Lard firm; western stos'"ed $3.50;
city -: ray $3.50. refined gu eft con-
tinent sc; South American - "; com
pJ pois steady: mess sG7 alr 90, short clea
$40 TIA o. family sllGal.5O.
Butter frn; seHern creamery lT022
~ factory l1x0I6: Elgins ~; initial. O c
cregn cry l4Aa 81: State dairy l6a2o: o
cream er Tag
/ Chess Sc ady; large white, September TX a
IN. .. ,,o
! IO.: wesct r. fresh i(k; southern sk ~
/ Pots toes steady; New YORK sz.S7hus@oi
! sweets s. Cii44.5J -
! Cotton 9. Ell OIL quiet prime crude lsb a %
do ( b ioals; d.. summer yellow Szaz y
| Oft sulamer AXE: butter oil Eta2i; prime
| winter yellow 27A a28H
TaiIow ste, dy: city fS2 per package) 5H
country Sxa3&.
J Petroleum dull; United -; refined New
York 70 10 Phl,a5elphla and Baltimore ID %
do. in bulk s3.I5
kosin St. acy strained. common TO goot
V.42kal. 50,
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Hotel for Rent.

The new brick "Hotel Neuse," New
bern, N. c., 4Ox6O feet, four stories, 20
rooms, more can be added, with al the
modern improvements, gas. water, cleo
trio lights, bath rooms and water closets
on each floor, also stationary wash
stands in each room. This hotel is 10.
Gated in the business center near the
depOts and steam boat wharfs Rent
very reasonable. A good place for the
right man, there being but one other
hotel in Newbern Address,
i. w. CARPENTER, Builder,
NewDern, N. g.
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Thirty-fve years make a generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher, of
GAINESVILLE, o., suffered from piles. He
was cured by using three boxes of De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Heart &
Heartt.
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If your dealer HASN'T got Trio, it is his
as we'll as yours and ours.
Let's get together and get the best to-
bacco made The Dalton-r arrow Co.,
Manufacturers, Winston, n. G..
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Messrs. w. r. Williams, of Fayette-
VILE and Alex. Fairly, of Tarboro'
have leased the Murchison Cotton Mill
at Fayetteville, and are equipping the
same with new machinery.
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w. b. Glenn, who has been dOins
daily local work on the Winston jour
nal, has gone to New York to enter the
service of the Jersey Central Railroad
as an assistant in the auditors office.
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Galveston. sts ady, \, go bales.
Norfolk. firm 5x. TT Ua'as.
Bsltin ore. nnminal, 6. ot2 baies.
Boston. quiet 3-le. % naies
Savanna. ouitt b9-l5, tOt bales.
Memphis, sGeads.. -l6. 40 Daies.
Augusta, quiet. 5 l5-ls, W Daios.
Charleston steady. IN, 7ab bs,ee
Cincinnati. qui &, On, 1871 Dales.
Louisville. steady N. 49, Dalaa.
&c. Louis, steady 6k 40s ha.. $
Houston, quie .-.6. 1 8H Daies.
New York. qui 9 5-l6, 5tU haies
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On the limbo of the nineteenth cen
fury, nothing can possibly occupy or
take the place of Grape tobacco as it will
make IFS debut to centuries to come.
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Easter Lilies.

Roses, Carnations and other choice cut
flowers. Floral designs arranged taste
fully at short notice. Wedding decora-
tions, Palms, Ferns, etc, for house
culture For ornamental gardening at
the lowest price. All kinds of bedding
plants, Geraniums, Callas, Heliotropes,
plats, Geraniums, Coleus, Heliotropes,
latest varieties. Vines for the veranda.
Tomato plants, once transplanted, in
standard sorts. Cabbage, pepper, and
pot grown Egg Plants. Celery at proper
season. All mail orders promptly attend
ed to.
Fl. STEINMETZ, Florist,
Phone 113. Raleigh, N. G.
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NOTICE BY EXECUTRIX.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
RALEIGH, N. C.

Having qualified as Executrix Of A. 4.
Mial, late of Wake county, hereby no.
tiey all persons having claims against
said decedent to exhibit the same to me
at the late residence Of said A. L. Mai
in Marks Greek Township, Wake coun-
ty, before the list day of April, 1899.
March Goth, 1898.
VICTORIA L. NAL,
Executrix of A. L. Mial.
o-a-w for 6-wks-Sats.
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NEW YoRs .co April S-futures opene'
LfHER MARKETS

Spot cotton closed very du / middlinR up
lands S.l6: middiing guir 67io. sales 81
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NALkIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH. N. T.. APP IL :

Good middling cotJon................ y gn
Low grades ....,.-.......s .........'. &oa
seceipts IS bales.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
Freight Cars Left the TrncL

Dunsmnii, Cal, July l2.-Train No.
49, consisting OF 30 cars, drawn by two
engines, was wrecked this morning at
tunnel 4, near Elmore, four cars in the
middle OF the train leaving the rails
ana tearing up about $50 feet OF road.
PED, demolishing the car tracks. but
leaving the cars and contents intact
NO one was injured. The south bound
express train left Dunsmuir two hours
'a'e tonight, expecting to get by the
wreck without further DELAY.
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-. ---------------
%hPater Burned in Allepheny

Pittsburg, July l2.-Fire tonight,
which started in the World theater on
Federal street, Allegheny. destro DYED
hat building and the entire section
fronting on the lower side OF Federal
street, from the Sixth-street bridge to
the Boyle block, and in the rear almos,
20 Baltimore. The loss will not exceed
sl'o,ooo' as many OF the buildings
were small frame structures. The in.
surance will reach twu-thirds of the
loss
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
FOR SAFE KEEPING
Prisoners of War Reach POrtsml
trrNcra Among the Lot


trrNcra Among the Lot.
Portsmouth,, n. H., July u.
auxiliary cruiser st. Louis, wit
Spanish prisoners, including D
GERS, arrived in Portsmouth hat
$40 O'Clock this morning, and
minutes later dropped anchor
above Fishing island. The big
left Guantanamo at 6 O'Clock ~
July >, and did not make stop
she dropped anchor in Ports
han bor. Including the prisoners
We're l,o36 people on board the
and out OF this number there
sick and wounded Spanlards und
care OF surgeons.
Admiral Cervera is confined
cabin, having been quite Ill \
past three days, although he VI
to be dressed this morning.
Captain Eulate, who was conn
of the Vizcaya, and is among I'd
oners, is also quite i'll, havlnl
wounded in the head during the
off Santiago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
CAPTAIN CLERk'S Repo
The Oregon Responsible foru
Of Ccryera.

OF Scrvera.
ON Guantanamo, via Kingston
l2.-Captain Clark, of the BATH
Oregon, which did such ,a,oo
work at the naval battle that %.
in the destruction of Adm;,o,
evera's squadron, says in his ofic;
port Of tie engagement IN
Admiral Sampson:
"The Spanish fleet turned
westward and opened fire, to
our ships reulied vigorously
short time there was an almos, .
ual flight Of projectiles over Mo
but where our line was fairly On,
the ehemY's fire became defec,;vo
soon as 1t was evident that the en-
ships were trying to break throuc
escape to the westward. we wen,
at full speed, with the determi,
OF carrying OUT 10 the utmost you
ST. uctlohs:
II the enemy tries to esca,
SHIPS you must close and engage
as soon as possible, and endeav
SINK his vessels or force them ID
ashore.
we soon passed. all OF our
except the BROOKLYN. AT first vd
only tAe man battery, but VII
was discovered that the enemy
pedo-hoats were following the
we used our rapld-iife guns, as VI
the siX-lhch guns, u,Uu them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
Street-Car Collision

Washington, July l2.-An \
car on the Congress Heights roS'1
with passengers, collided WIN :
car of the Anacosta line TINS "
An unknown man was killed sHs
80 persons We're lnJureE '''
them fatally.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14

Germany has 1876, 900 school teach
ers, America, $50, 00o.
In Illinois during the past year us
coal mines were abandoned and 70
mines opened.
Upward Of 10000, 900 American
flags have been sold since the blowing
up of the Maine
When Gen. Fred Grant was sworn
in as igadier-general the oath was
administered by Judge Harris, of Geor.
gia, Confederate veteran.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
MOURNING IN HAvh"
Gloom Cast Over the City D! vi
Disastrous Defeat

Havana, July IL. July Wv
duce, money and stock exchans L
pended operations, observing u
as one of mourning over 'no
vera's feet. #
The inhabitants OF Gu'ra
province of Havana, have sew 4,
gram of coincidence to the p'o''il
the colonial cabinet over 'n'
the feet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14
DOWN FROM YUKUN
The Schooner Phillips Brings
Gold Laden Miners


Goid-Ladcn Miners.
San Francisco, July IA
miners from the placers at ~
Circle City and Dawson arrive,
today on the schooner Hattie
from St. Michaels. The Ie!
prospectors, who bring about :
with them, have been in AlasAa
to 25 years. Half OF the P WI
return to work their claims. ~
sengers from Dawson are conhae'
output of Dawson will reach y
$15, 900. Minook will prou1'
not less than 100000. Clrc y
will also contribute largely 70 y
put of the Alaska placers. ~
kon river is higher than KnO'
years, and ovcrhowed It's va
Minook, where a number OF =
cabins were washed away ny W.
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""'
All "-' "a"
.,..t. ,..-.s,,,,,,,n, of the
- ..,. III bc mazda mt
"
st,, ~ Ola. S,,nish fsn, ~
,;.'.....,,o,.,l ,,doro3 Ccrvera To
.,t.. ,,t .f G,rti,,n Harlan,
Inc "'a.'""'''i I''"'S" u "''V'
hrlha M'''' "ii'' "''',,i ti"H ''
escape ftvi' '".l't nan Dor, oo'"da!
Va SUNK I'' N'-a'A'''"S''S '"''
Texas.
Word has reached san Francisco that
tie second Manila expedition arrived
at Honolulu Jane ~ and sailed for
Manila the following jav \ wore
weIl auj they were royalty entertained
by the lIawaliAns.
The wounded mor troneht "a AeF
West ON the lroluols are housed ID r.
hospitals At \ey West. All are d"'n*
we'll, and many are ".f 9ty able t" Pee
vi u, anu "''"' '"' NON ~ '''"t
=, ''' N'''''' ~
A''''
y Manila ItrpAtch FAY mat Admin -
Dewey Will remain inactive VI Gen
etal Merrl'' "ir'VeS' h' r. els are
practIca'ly dolhY h'thine' 0"' we span
lards are strengthening thv'f pos t'oh3'
destroying nuts ana constructing en-
trenchments Inc authorities dave
enacted prhAlty 81 Ooo against any
pooS " no 'i'1'' '''@' Viz f'''' - pro
Fislo"S'
There is considerable illness at Camp
Merritt, Sar cisco, though tbs
death rate l-..saus .Ow. South Dakota
has ~ "n 49, * !lst' and though
practical a.' mated regiment, the
Seventa 'AA. FIt las II IN the hos
pital ar ~ NJ more IN quarters.
Noh'"H' has ''' u 80 IN the hospital
ana more 'A-h LlAt NUMBER SIC" IN
QA"rte'a'
Like rats from a sinking ship, the
r-~tricken hundreds are rushing pe,l
n.aII teom ,hc doomed city Of Santiago.
Al .al. lealing to the citv az
jammtI Five hundred refugees have
gone &, ~ G.u., and others to Moran
and IT, Lu,a A proclamation Wa
ssueu Iuula,.ay allowing people four
hours in which to get safely out OF the
city.
rIobeo, and his mon arc aofe Within
the American lines The exchange was
efFected before Santiayo Thursday in
accordance Win an agreement rrovious.
" raarhnd hntween Shafter and Toral
Tho beroes of tha NIn,,i,nac ara AN in
cooJ heal,h One SPANISH Lieutenant
"a on.comr,iesioned officer. and a mi
v,tn ware .uryo,, Ia,ad NV the A,nar;ca,,
officers in oxchanyn for IIohson and hi
snven mon. An hila,iou4 welcome wa
aoro,dad the heroes NV the American
troors ami tors
h,.,oaiof o,ot,a.,, ,,,,,,..,1,1 ...a.
ri.I IT, W., I,,,l.'o.dar,
senior DuhoSc, lotihef charge aHAfa
tLa ,n.ean,o,s last ~, tho eto,-,,sl,;,
La Bnnryoonn disaster
,r, ,oo
900. 600 a month. and this nace she
oanno, keen, ma for six months wi,hor,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-14

TORAL WOULD NOT YIELD
hrnniards Opened with Light CAMS
Hut We're SIlenred American Lines
Have Been strengthened and Sieg"
Gums brought to the Front

Gums Brought to the 'FRONT.'
Washington. July l2.-The bonn
tlr,lnent of Santiago has begun. That
vas the verbal Information obtained
last evening, shortly before O'Clock,
at the war department. Almost M
tnedatelv three bulletins were posted,
the most important of which was from
General Shaiter. This dispatch an
uoanccd that General Toral, vino sue
rrcaed General Linares in command Of
the spanish forces in Santiago, when
fine latter was wonndci, had declined
t. surrender. and that the bJnbard-
mcut Of the town would be begun by
the amy and navy about O'Clock In
.the afternoon. Tine fact that the bonn
harn,ent was scheduled to begin 90 late
Ia tbs lay created some comment, but
no eNuIaratiou Of it was offered. In
answer to- questions bearing upon the
movement. General Co,biu said;
Il have not the slightest information
as1o the reason General ;~hatter had Tor
BEGINNING the boubaliment at the hour
he nan ed, Int it was probably because
he WA. ready just at that time. You
.an -uec-latc about that as well AZ /
3Iu.
Information received BY tie wal de.
partnent during the icN days OF truce
indicates that Shattel A.- materially
strengthened hls position. curing the
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Oner tn surrender santiago.

OF Juragua, via Kingston jamaica
July l2.-The surrenGer OF Santiago
WAS formally offered by the Spanish
commander. General Toral. TODAY. INT
the conditions attached caused prom ut
refusal of the offer by General Shalter.
The negotiations, however, resulted IN
the extension OF the armistice.
General Toral's proposal contemplate
ed the immediate surrender of the city.
but he insisted that his army be per
United to march ava, under arms and
with flying colors, and declared that
he would fight to the last ditch unless
the conditions were accepted. General
shaf,er, replied that nothing but un.
conditional surrender would be con-
sidered by him, but he consented to
cable the Spanish offer to Washington.
in the meantime extending the armis-
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LATER NEWS.

~ 81
~ 'iA'''' nV ..... - ana,
i'''''' '.'' ~ ,,'.,, sh. ir,l over
~ ,l,,~,,l,. 49,. do.yn 80
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same day
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tA1"' summary
M.lor-,icneral Oi}a - authority for
the statement that tho regiment to be
stationed i, llonolulu has not yet been
select'.t
Wuua Jennings Bryan's regiment
of NcnA- 'ul iufautrv has been ordered
to JON G.rcra Fit4hush Loe's corps At
jackson wac
The war lepaTtp'1' -, in~rtntoo, =
syatem u huile'In- tar -. benefit OF
tuo public, giVlnc quick aaa 0'ncls" m
formation q A!.'2'''.' h~iI Jugs
The LONDON Da'ly ,i''i -Ay7 WA, tne
uhi" states mus ''nlt t''' p
ii'"- "eFeit "l'J scramble 'oT
COS -'.i'a.l' NJ N'o hufoie'n
f"'
TIL ,.:arrcy -lctytni5f Great Britain
has rolled tii.t il cvlat..S the Spanish
spies nom Canada the Canadian GOV
ernmcnt il n4, Liable - be sued for
H4hiasV"
It y reported from tNndOn that the
Spanish govorunou, Is repairing to send
additional troops to Porto Rico by the
fastest steamers available.
~ 49, W. We - '' - ~ ~ ~ ! y
contantly III on southern coast to serve
as rc.enforcemehts tor our troops IN
Cuba needed
A hospital train hcllug the wounded
to Fort McPherson was in rear-en
COLLISION FIX m'Iea south OF '-
springs ria ~ one Vas NUT ~. =
private car was "''hpl'Shei.
The refugees from santiago ar, ,-
coming serious military problem tn
General Shaitcr. The most intclA-
gent OF the refugees say that only a few
2i",iiS" ''''''o'9 nave ''''i''1y ona ",
0'"'''','- NOV ,''o'' 'i'"'' wv ~ ne
ioP'', '0''0'' io'
anu 80 ''''''' o'
General Slaiier has sent reviseG
and corrected report II the casualties
before Santiago July /, and s. Ii
slightly Increases the number killed
"''' "'"'''t'' ~ :, "a ~ nc i1' re-
~ anu = 40 ''''''" Ni''o,''
'''ir,'' ~'' ~ WAY o'~
''"' men '''al'''' ''"I, i'7"o
''''e'"' o''' yer = "' ''D p'H'"l' VIA
liif littiiD tf ~ inlNEiIls ~ al DC 10 u'tt