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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01

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bolien weroen tonren.
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|Oct,n.

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Muirui an bic bu9w. @eitli9teit. biz
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Der &atbpliten oieleS Yunbes, mad
Dem Sciipiel Ser &atbolifen Seut|ds
LAMBS, be;meten lolte, uno in welter
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Der Apoitol
Sielen ertbt
ein oreifa6t
aussebradt
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01

Hotel.
iinoen bel mir Die
Sett; ebenio in
{ beiteu 8etrdnte
sPANIOL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
sEIzEDA STEAMER
Admiral Dewey Gives Good Reason Tot
Making tho laptnre.

Admiral Dewey Gives Good Reason for
Making tho Capture.
Washington, Sept 27.-An official &C
count Of the seizure by Admiral Dewey
OF the ilibustering steamer Abbey, a. re-
ported in the piess dispatches, Is con
tained In the following cabiegtam, re-
ceiyed from the admiral to day at the
navy department:
Manila, Sept. 27.-Haylng received in
formation that the American steamer
Abbey left Macao, September 2lst, with
cargo OF arms for Batangas, sent the
McCuilOch.
She arrived at Batangas on the 23d
and found her In the harbOr, having ar
rived three days earlier and landed a
cargo. There we're only FilipinOs on
board. They refused TO give any inform.
alton. and had no papers whatever
Seized and brought her here. whore we
are now holding her. This steamer was
formerly the Pasig, and Is registered ns
an American vessel. The United States
consulate at Canton have information
that she has made one voyage OF the
same kind already. (signed)
DEWEY.
The navy department promptly ap.
proved Admiral Dewey's action IA indi.
Gated by the following cablegfam sent
him to day: To Dewey. Manila Your
action In SELLING the American vessel
bbey IL approved; she Is amenable 20
martial jurisdiction for any violation Of
neutrality. Signed, Long.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
TERRIBLE TORNADO.


everai Lives Lost and Much Property
Destroyed by the storm.
Niagara Falls. Sept 81 The most
appalling storm IN the history Of the
Niagara peninsula passed over the strip
land between Lskes Erie and Ontario,
passing almost parallel with the We'll
iAni canal. cutting swath three hun
dfcd feet wide through the peninsula,
cutting off portion OF II. The main
path Of the cyclone took In
fOnawanda, and struck st, Catherines,
herriton and Grantlau, Out, the
hardest AZ an early hour this
morning the number Of lives lost is
c5timated Ut six; however, at least six
more are fatally injured 1hs deaths
quay reach fifteen. so far as known the
lead are: Ina Mofatt, IL years old.
killed at the collapse Of the ward school
at MerrltOn; Clara 0'Neill, 27 years Old.
killed at the fail of the Lincoln paper
mill at Merriton; Mrs. John Buckley.
killed by the fall OF debris at Orange
Hill; Aleen. young girl killed at
Grantbam by the fall OF house; Aleen's
sister was killed at the same place at
Merton; A. b. Jenkins, Granthem.
A score Of children were hurt by the
falling OF the school house near Mer.
ritOn. John Monett, an Old man, had an
arm and leg broken, and is Ia a criti.
cal condition.
Others injured: Mrs. Augusta Her
mann, internally, very low; Mrs Charles
Peers, Mrs Henry Peters and baby, badly
bruised; Emma kberlc, badly cut by fall
ing glass; Mrs. Emma Licens, seriously
injured by falling glass; George Post,
bruised and cut; Mrs, Fred Kruse, seri-
Ously injured.
Fatally injured Ennis NesteT, crushed
Al the Lincoln mill; Mary Nelch, hurt by
falling timbers at the Lincoln mill;
James MacCafthy, crushed by the root
NJ the Lincoln mill; Mary O'Neill, crushed
at the Lincoln mill; Robert Barclay
caught in the Lincoln mill. Among the
seriously injured il X. j, Boyle, Merri.
d.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
wAsHINGTON NEWS.
Evacuation of Cubs to -, gin october I5
and Ind JnnnarY Let.

Evacuation of Cub, to B'gin october l5
and Fnd January Let.
Washington. Sept 27-The work OF the
war investigating commission was form
ally discussed at the cabinet meeting to-
day. All the members are heartily ap-
proving the presidents address TO the
commissioners on last Saturday, in which
he charged them with making the in
quiry searching and exhaustive
TIE apr aching arrival OF AngoneillO,
representative OF the Philippine insur-
gents leader, AguinaldO, was alluded To-.
ths president stating that he would
gladly hear what he had to say, but under
no circumstances could he receive him
IN any official capacity. II he was
granted an interview with the president,
i would be only AZ private citizen OF the
Philippines.
Nothing OF disquieting character has
recently been received from any quarter.
The evacuation Of Cuba will, no doubt,
be- begun October 10 and concluded by
January 1. This is understood 70 be the
substance OF the presidents instructions
our Cuban commissioners.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
snnr.nir. nf snntinrn

Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clotnier, has in his show windows several
very interesting souvenirs OF the late
HankO-SpankO fracas. The most inter
eating IL Mauser rifle. with full equip
ment of bHyOnet and scabbarJ, belt ana
cartridge box, which was taken from u
Spanish soldier who was shot in front Of
santiago by Rough Rider Charles Kings
ley, OF Las Vegas, Col. Roosevelt saw
the shooting and allowed Kingsley 10 70.
tain the arms a. hi reward. They ara In
good condition aud show signs OF service
There Is also aguban machete and scab
bard which have seen considerable ser
vice ani two new machetos, said to be-
Ta5t OF a cargo that was captured on q
blockade runner. A United States stand
ard arm. The Krag- -JOrgensOn, II also
sbown. and critics are busy comparing II
with the Mauser. The display II we'll
worth the attention OF faif visitors.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
PEACE COMMISSION.
People Of Paris Friendly 10 the
Spanish Diplomats,
Robbers Loot a Bank in an Indiana
Town.
French Cabinet Much Disturbed over the
Dreyfus Case.
LANDING SUPPLIES FOR cUBAss.

Paris, Sept. 27.-While the reception
accorded the United States peace com
miesiOners Is all that could be desired,
an while the French foreign Office has
taken great pains TO treat the American
aud Spanish commissioners precisely i'm
he same manner IL must be admitted
thai the general atmosphere OF Paris. es
pecially the diplomatic circlfs does not
incline toward the Americans The
American peace commission met a.
body TO day for two hours In the drawing
room OF the Continental hotel.
A joint commission is not q delibera.
tive body, and will possibly not organize
with q presiding member from either
commission. This Ia deemed in some
quarters wiser plan. AZ tending 10 pro.
m0tp closer working relations between
the Two commissions and fayoring ultl.
mate adjustment. This, however, is not
positive.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
ISvKsTIoAIISe TaE WAR.

Letter OF Secretary AIgers Asking for =
Commission 20 Investigate.
Washington, Sept. % The letter Of
Secretary AlgeT to President Mckinley
liking Investigation OF the war depart
nent Las been made public IA follows:
TO the President: | have the honor
10 ask that board, consisting OF i've TO
seven Ot The most distinguished 10 diers
ana civilians that eau be selected, be ap
ptihted by you. with full power 10 Ia
Wstigate thoroughly every bureau Of the
War department IN connection with
luu-tering, clothing supplying and arm
irg corps, transportation, letting con
tracts aud charterlng vessels aud all eX
pruditures ot every kiud, AZ we'll as the
orders Issued by this department; Indeed,
that everything connected with the
Gimy be thoroughly Investigated Tor
ytur information
A the conclusion Ot the morning ses-
tib II The war Investigating commission,
tie following letter To Secretary AlgeT,
outlining the scope Of their work was
Wv, d cut:
To Tia secrctarl Of WdT:
Sr- Pursuant g. the authority cOu
irn uu us by the president, We have
IN lOnOT to request you 20 direct the
arju'ant general, quarter master general,
cnmmissary general, surgeon general,
ch OF Of ordnance aud chief Of engineers TO
furnish us ~ sOOn as procilcable INFO III
H.iun e. to the condition OF their several
departments at the time OF the declara-
tiOn Ut war with SpBlG and tile opeIatiOu
a thofe departments from that timt
III II ,hr prtutIt.
IN, letter To Algpr 9ues on to specif,
A. 80 lab Inf. mt Naa.Hat
Wali,d 10 secretary Alger the minis
Rlon has addressed six questions, as fol.
lows:
Plan of campaign Immediately at.
ter declaration Of war. Was IL Intended
tO wOlk a. once on Havana, or that the
camp Ign be postponed until autumn
2-When was the Santiago campaign
determined npOnp
3-When was Tampa selected a. the
base OF OperatiOnsY
4-Why were summer camps organ
lzed at Fernandina, Jacksonville and
TampaY
5-why was the Porto Rico campaign
d., "a minei upOIg
6-Why wtTe troops held in transports
alter embarking at Tampa and not per
mittad 10 sail Tor several days.
Resolutions were adopted by the com
mittee az fOllOws: Resolved, first, that
tie secretary Of war, adjutsnt general,
qUartermRster general, cOmmissary gen
eIal and surgeon be requested 10 trans
nit TO this commission all complaints re-
ceiyed by theussince April I, 1898, touch
ing upon the conduct OF the war. Re-
solved, second, that this commission in
yites, Is ready, and will receive and con
slider any complaints about the manage
ment OF any OF the various branches OF
the war depaT ment, from any person OF
persons: that we respectfully request
that such complaints be made in writing,
setting out the fact that the party may
know OF his own knowledge, plainly and
In detail, giving names OF any officer o.
enlisted mpn who may be charged with
misconduct Incompetence, addressed
to the secretary OF the commission, Wash
in2t0D, ID. &.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
LARGE CONVENTION.
New York Republicans EnthuSi-
aStiC for Roosevelt.
Secretary Alger Asks Investigation
Of War Department.
Terrific Tornado visits the Niagara Falls
section CT Country
EVACUATION OF CUBA.

Saratoga. n. Y, Sept 27.-The republi-
can convention Is unusually large and
very enthusiastic, Abraham Gruber, OF
the Black forces. said he would attempt
on the floor of the convention to compel
the Roosevelt people to show proofs OF
his eligibility The Roosevelt people say
they are prepared. A banner bearing a
portrait OF Col. Roosevelt was carried
into the hail and was loudly applauded.
Congressman serene Il. Payne. tenn
pOraTy chairman, addressed the eOnven-
ton. The mention OF President MeKiu-
ley's name was the signal for wild aud
continuous cheering. Delegate Charles
A. Moore, OF Brooklyn. asked for three
ehpeTa. which were given with q will.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
FRENCH CABIsEr.
sarrien Finally Concluded not 10 Han
In His Resignation

sarrien Finally Concluded not 20 Hand
In Hts Resignation
Paris. Sept 27.-The discussion In
'eftefdays cabinet meeting was practic-
lily confined to the premier and the
uiuister of justice. Ericsson and SaTrien
depbing 10 the latters objections 20 a
rvVision II the Dreyfus case, based on
,h8 aegative character OF the com.
nission's report ard vote OF tie
ehamhsr OF deputies. Bris3On point.
"A u..t that the late Lieutenant Colonel
de0ry's ronfessiOn Of forgery changed
he whole aspect Of the case. He con-
eluded: "lf your seruples arise from per.
3Onal consideration, N yen do not deem
yourself sufficiently armed 20 undertake
without hesitation all yOnr respOnsi.
billty, you need not leave us. You can
remain without having 10 sign the letter
referring the case 10 the court OF cassa-
ti0n. Take the portfolio Of the interior
| will take that OF justice; thus will the
responsibility develop upon me-" Sarrien
Welded 10 this appeal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
RattIe.hIp. Read, to san.

New York, Sept. 27.-The battleships
Oregon, Captain A. s. Barker, aud Iowa,
Captain Silas Terry, received orders At
the navy yard this morning % sail at 5
o'clock 10 morrow morning for Manila.
II il expected that IL will take the bat
tleships sixty days to complete the jour
ney. They will stop at Bahia, Brazil, Ia
coal The cruiser Buffalo, accompanied
by two store ships, the Iris and Celtic, II
expected To follow the Oregon and Iowa
la about a week.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
Dout,tIn Tragedy

MWyHlle. Mo, Sept 27-Mrs George
Ewing shot and killed Mrs, Frank Ew-
ing at the formers home last night. The
women ore sisters in-lsw. The formers
husband Il away from home. Coroner
Shsirer held an inquest, the jury declar-
ing that the dead woman had been
killed without just cause, and held Mrs
George Ewing responsible. She con-
fess a the crime. She il under arrest.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27

Joseph p. Mcintyre, chaplain OF the
battleship Oregon, charged with scandal
iZing the navy department In a lecture
In Denver. August 3, began to-day. Tie
forenoon session was occupied In verify
ing the report In the News Of the testi.
mOny Of the reporter, Miss Minnie
naVuolda