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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-05-09
WOODFORD
: BACK AGAIN,
He Declines to be interviewed by
Reporters.
President Mckinley Approves His Action a
Madrid.

why the Spanish Government Sent
Him His Passports Before He
Presented the U1timatum-Wes
African Quarrel Overshadowing
Our War in England-Fire in
Duluth Makes 1000 Families
Homeless.
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BEING A
DAY OF REST

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The White HOUSE
THIRD AND FOURTH CLASS.
Mrs ] II. Harris w A Rainey
Mrs Ed Hutchinson Alzina wilkins
THOMAS FOX, Postmaster.
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= NSLt q
Francisco Goularte
da Costa
Raberto Thomas
MTgCEII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-01
Sus tueifimOil6rn 6afrn.

Cine tpi6tige gepegung bes S6Iep'z
i9en 9ef9paoers in ben nd9Tten
StunDen ertpartet. - Die S6iffe
Gerpera'S MAIDEN ungebIi9 einen
@eriu9, aus Santiago 5u entz
pei6en.
Sing n, Samaicu, 81, Mai.-
Sin lebbafter 0apeIGenpe6iel 5pi=
I6sn oem Commodore 'S9lep, Be-
ishlsbuber oes Dor Santiago be Cuba
liegenoeu amerifaniI4en @eT6paber5
uHD Der Regierung in Wai6ington lit
pG6rsrn Der leBten 36 StunDen i'm
9ange gepeIen. Sine pi9tige 8epez
9ung Der 6lotte tpiro oemnd9It erpar=
let.
gfep gort, 81, Mdi. - Sine
Sps3ialoepeIae Der nGpening 8orlo"
aus Port al Prince meloet: rSSn Mole
ct. Ricolas cirtulirt bas @eri8t, oaB
brei bon Gerpera's S9fFen gu Sunz
tiago gu enti9lUpfen periudten unb
bon S4lep's 5dbr3eugen perfolgt
DurDen. sic enttdmen nur, inDsm Tie
in Den 9dfen 5urudtebrtsn."
Cape 9aDtien, 9apti, 81.
Mai. - 0as 6apti'iGe 8anorenboot
rGapois Ia Mort, tpel6es 9eute friib
aug prrt all 9rince 3uriidfs5rte, BE-
ri6tet, DAP es geItern gta9mittag ndbe
Mole Ct. Ri9olas flint groBe ameriz
tanii6s &riegsI4iffe Ii4tete 0iefel=
ben fu6ren augeni6einlt9 unter 8oas
bampf in n0roliGer &i9tung an Der
OItipite Gu6a's poriiber uno perz
IdpanDen f4lieBli4 9tnter Sap
Wfapli
Sing il 0 II, Samaicd, 81. Ufai.-
Die britii,he Regierung fat 10000
5FGTer Mehl fir lire 5lottenz unb DR.
nreer8ortGt6s in Den Der. Staaten gez
fault UNI 5ur ablieferung bierber be-
felt.
SUrtictun9 Iiebc 3. Scite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-01

sMornoD BON 8lIentid 1T nl6 Gus
big beoroert poroen uno pirO bort in
einen Sulfs 8reu3sr umgepanOelt
perDen. Der transdHdntiI6e 0amz
pier Sober Surrd" pirO nabrI6einz
lid gIeidfaQs in einen 6iilfs : &reus
ger umgebaut perben.
pie N6Fa6rt oes Gabt3s
Sci Qp Oers uuf5 Reue
Der30gert.
GtbrdItar, 81. Mai. - Hd6s
riaten aus @aoi3 ergeben, odB ale
&d1onen Der oortigeh gatterie'r uno
Sorts pur6 i6perere @eIdiiBe erIsBt
percen.
G5 oertautet, oaB Die 2t6fabrt oss
GoDi3=@eIdpaOers our6 N}Gngel biz
an Den 30rpeoobooten entoedt poroen,
rer5Ogert porDen lit.
Gin 8enei5 freunOi 8aftf
Gt4er 8eIinnun9en.
9dris, 81. Nai. - Syn Der beu,
tigen &abinet3 SiBunQ pertunoet
Serr 6anotaur, Der miniiter oas Nus.
pdrtigen, BEN 2lb7hluB oa3 91eciproci'
tGtS 2(rrungements nit ben Der.
Stlaten. @r bemerfte babel, oas lie,
bereintommen iel Elm 8apeis Del
freunoT6aftli6er @eiinnungcn, pel9e
beiOe 2dnOer gegen chamber begen.
Rod immer feline Snttrs
pention Der W} a nte.
Qonopn, 81. Mui. - Sine 0epez
I6e an bic yGentral Reps" aus Som
meloet, Dab einsm gorreIponoenben ces
genannten 8latte5 Der itdlieniI6e U}i=
niiter Oe5 2(euBsren, N}arqui5 @i5z
conti 9snoItd, in einem Synteroiep ers
tIdrte, feline Wd6t ooer teine Gpm6iz
nation DonWd6ten tpiroe i'm IplniIhz
dmeritanii6en 8riege eine 2Snterbenz
tton oerIu6en, penn ni6t BON einem
Der straightforward cine 2(nreQunQ bas
gu au8gebe. Stalien bGtte Dor Nus
bru3 oss &rieges feline guten 0ienlte
dngeboten, ober Iopobl in WuOrio, ipie
in 8uibin9ton uniiberiteigIi9e Sim
oernifie gefunoen S6lieBti6 ertlQrs
te Der Marquis, er CLAUDE ni6t, Dab
6rantrei4 nit Spunisn fotettire ooer
Dab es bic P6ilippinen unter oen ieBiz
genllmitGnOen annebmen lpiroe, iel6r,
nem Iie iRm ungeboten perOen ioGs
ton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-01
D ie Mpneten fir b75
3 N cite u ufge6pt.

@afbington, ,. g., 81. Mai.
- ReprdIentant Cannon Don Sqis
npts, ,8oriiBer De5 5aus @omite's fir
8erpilligungen, bate 6euts cine Gons
feren3 mI5 ben 8edmten oes &rieosoez
partemerts iiber Die a1qemeine GeFiz
3jtbiQ. Bie er mittGeilt, I6GBen Die
8sdmten bic psitsre 2(us916sn, pe.6s
oem RriegS : Department Ourb Ods
@inberufen oes 3neiten 6reipiGigens
2luf9ebp!s enFIte6en, auf $4O,OOO,O0O
bis $5Q,00O,OOO, unb Der 9eIummt6ez
trag Der in DER oGgameinen 0efi3 bill
gu Oerpilliqsroen Summe pirb odfer
ouf iiber $2OO,OOO,OOO geTteiger!. Die
Bill piro im6auIe ejnbari6tei ne~ben,
ipbaOo Der Senct bic &riegsfeuer6iQ
pafirt BAT.
PrdtOent W}c&inlep duBsrte beute in
elmer llnterreourg nit perT6ieoeneu
8eiu6ern Die 2tn{i6t, OuB bic 2(rntz
rion Don 6apaii io6aIo ais m0g.i9
Dpq3pgsn perDen iolle.
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@aS mam lit @ai6imgtOm iagt.

8uf6ingtpn, 3. g., 81. W&ai.
- 9(Qe l1mItGnbe beuten an, baB Die
8egierung einen 2lngriff auf Porto
8ico Iopobl, tpie auf bas 0itIife @u6a
i'm S6iloe fiibrtH 8dbrsnO bic &abis
nefsmitglieoer, rpie getpObnlt4, ule
M1itt6eilungen iiber Die in ibrer beuttz
gen @iBung berbanOeltsn 9eIddfte
perlpeigern, tpeiB man oenno4 aus faIt
un5peifel6aften Quellen, oaB Der erite
S9lag gegen Santiago De Cuba gez
fiibrt tperOen ion, uno 6pur our9
2anotruppen i'm @erein nit S6lep's
@}eI6fpaber un6 nit Cooperation Der
Snfurgenten. @s tpiro duBeroem an
geoeutsf, baB bic Expedition, tpel6e
CUR 3eit in Campo unO 8ep@Weit einz
geI6iFft pirO, m0gli6sr NeiIe in 5tpei
0ipiiionen get6eilt tperben tpiro, uno
odB cine berielben unter 0fItpirtun9
Dss Qbmirals Sampipn gegen Porto
8ico operiren ioq (8srglei6e tp:iter
unten in 9epsf9e 6etitelt r8areits unz
tertpegs!!" = u. b. R.). General Wtiz
les, peI4sr Ita CUR 3eit auf Dem Wege
na6 Sampd befin6et, bat umfdiienoe
eSnItruttionen. uno man BARI ii4 duf
tpi1ties 9orgGnge tpGbreno Der nG4z
Iten pddr Gage gefaBt MAIDEN.
Sin &abinetsmitglieD iagte beute,
es Tsien ieit Utontag friib feline Direften
Nu6rihten pom Commodore S6!sp
eingetroFfen, urb pdbrenO Der nG4itsn
srsi bis prei Sage niirDen fein2 err
purtet. Tlan 3og b;eraus ben S4luB,
baR SGlep bic Qnfunft Der 2anbtrup>
pen erpdrten reroe, ebe er 6um9ln8riff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-01
0IIfIif gelunOrt.
3iitte6r beg 9ampfers n5loriba,
tpeld6er bic 2ucret'i4e GrpsOition
no4 @ubd 6ra6ts, na6 &eb 0eIt.
- QQes nu6 MunIh a6ge9angen.


nd9 Gubd bru6ts, ra9 &eb DeIt.
- 4lles na9 WunI6 d6gegungen.
Sen 0e #, 6la., 81. W}ai. Der
0ampfsr r6lor1oa, pel9er in rer
g16t bss q. Mai mil elmer aus 400
U2unr, ettpu 300 Gubanern unD 100
Qmeritunsrn beftabsnosn @rpe0it.on
unier Dem S6eriten Sole 2dcrst, BON
her cu6antI9er 4rmes, BON Der nab
Guantanamo, Gubd, abging, tabrte
Esute bier6sr 5uriid. na6bem er feinen
Quftrdg erFoIgrei6 duSgefii6rt bdGe.
@apitdn s. u. 0orit, BON Der 8unOesz
Nrmee, @eneral Sulto SunguiL!D, Sc
neral Souqutn @aItillo uno 5. G.Gdrz
taDu madden bic 5dbrt MT. Der
0dmpfer butte 1000 8epe6rs, 2,000,z
600 9dtrpner, 70 MuuIeIel urD %
9FerDe fir Den @eneral GnIir:o 8arz
ciu an 8oro. Die Nanni4aft bsItunb
uusI6IieBIi1 aus iungsn, frdT.igen
&eutsn, tpeI6e nit beIonDerer RiidIiht
ouF bic bpn ibnen gu ertragsnoenStraz
paBen tpd6renO Der Gdmpdgne duf
CUBA uuserlsien fpuroen. 9snsraI
SanguilD, rpel4er uuf Der y5lprioa"
na6 Guba 3uriidfe6rte, fiel befdnntl;9
6dIo na4 Dem 2lusbru9 Der 8agen.
pGrtigen Sniurrettion ben SDanierr
in 9apunu inSie 6dnbe unb puroe ais
RebeQ gum Sooe peruri6:iIt, iebo6 9e<
lang es Dem bamuli9sn Stauts : Gez
tretdr S6ermdn, i'm uls dmeritdrir
I4en Qooptipbiir9er gu retten uno lei
ne @ntIdfun9 Our93uieBen. 8or I'M
gaFGbr Ien5 W2onuten I6idie i6m oar
SSrIurgenten Ober6afs6ls6a6er @pz
me3 9efe6I, aus ben Der. StadIsn 3uz
riid5ute6ren urb Ii9 gum 9ienIs 81
meloen. Gr fam ber SnItruttion niht
na4, unO min ii6 ieBt gu snhauloIaen
berIu6an, dlIein gubdner, pel6a So
meg tennen, iino per2lnfift, Dab oieicr
Dan 9ensraI SanguilID pegen ieirs5
llnge6oriams OegraOiren unb i'm
5ningen miro, ais 9eueinr Soioat
gu tdmpfen.
Die Expedition nuroe bur9 Den
8reu5er rMar6lebedlO", bas Sorpeooz
boot rGagIe" unO anoere 8r;egsIGiFfe
begleitet. llnter Der MunnIddft Be-
ftnOen it6 3pei iungere 8riioer Oes bor
Sturgeon geFallenen Sniurgenten Sc
nerals g2eItpr @ranguren.
Der 9ampfer n5Ioriba" miro in
QuarontGne os6alten uno neber bic
Mannf4uft, nod Die Offi3iere 9absn
Die gertn9fte Wfitt6silun9 iiber Zen
8ertauf Der Expedition gemaft. Sez
nor Polp, Der bieiigs 8ertreter Der Gu
banii9en SSunfa, BAT isoo4 off,5;eGs-
&unbe, boB Ole Expedition geIonbet
porben lit. Nfun peiB, bQB bic Gam
bllng ettpu % Wteilen 0Iili9 bon 6uz
pana erfoIgts uno oaB tein S9uB oaz
BET geFeusrt purbe.
(Spdtsr.) - @S er6eGt jeBt, paB bic
Grpabitipn am Oonneritag U&or0en,
26. Utai. lunbete. 1900 bepaffnete
SSnTur9enten unter ben 8anerGIen Scz
ria unb Roias erparteten Iie am llfer
uno feline Spanisr bsfanDen Ii3 in Cer
gGbe. Der &argo Der r5LoriOa "purz
be obne St0rung 9slaroet uno am
5reitag frub mar bic 2trbeit pol6radt.
9o5 feline &anonenbopt nOscsola"
tpel6es bic n6IOriOu" 6sgleitet 6o:ie,
treu3te unterbeIIen in Der g}dbe unb
perri9tete &unOi4afteroienite. Die
n5lorioa" bringt me6rers 6unbart
8rieFe bon WitgIiaoern Der Expedition
an ibre 6reunbe bier gu Qdnoe MT.
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Sn @emeiri6aft nit Den cubdniI6.n
SnIurgenten unter8ome3 ion bteIe2trs
NEE bunn Santiago i'm 8iiden angreiz
fen, tpd6renb Commodore S4leD oeFs
fen !9afenbefeItiguHgen BON Der See
aus angreift.
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Sm SSaibin9tOm icbcnft lnam Ocnicls
ben fcillcm 0lambcn.
Bimnem iueltieem Gnnen Tnll rs ieAndD 9nts
eetutB lnsafhen.
Die 31nr11iirts she1uen111tn DER Arn1ee

g68ige 5nbuOn 9OrtO O unO Cuba beubifa gerHfte
Wu6muBungen u6er bic 9dne Regerung = Die 9epetn
Genur lGBt 8hts i'm unturn 9udlife 2anOung 2aas
retden expedition duf Cuba - Ohfelbe feB duf feinen
@ioerftano. - 4ulGrmg Iber bic @rHnbe, tpeldr
4pmiral @erpera bepogen, SduB i'm 6ufn
Santiago gu ud)en. - 8erIoterter 3utanO
MaIAnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-01

i6reite, bod Ite6en Die obigen Na6s
riGten aus Cape 6dbtien ii6er Das
beuta Rabmtttag gu Santiago itattaez
funOene Sreffen i'm BioerIpru6 nit
oieier Sbeorie. Weitere g2a6ri6ten
iiber ous ReIultat oes Samples perz
ben nit Spdnnung ertpurtet.
Die @tnna6me BON Santiago piiroe
Die Gegierung in Stdno ieBen, npt6z
letDenOen Reconcentrabos, pel6e nod
i'm SSnneren am 2eben iein m0gen, nit
2ebensmitteln 3u oeriorgen, uno Der
9enerdl@gpmmiIIGr Der 9[rmee Fat be-
reits eine 8ertpi1tgunq bon $5,OOO,z
900 empfoblen, tpel6e Summe, pie er
T9GBt, binrei6en tpiiros, um 10000
HeconcentrdDps uuf feds U1onate nit
iulem N0tbigen 81 berIorgsn. Die be-
porItehenoen Sperationen Der 9lrmee
uno Der Slotte iollen Bis gu einem gez
tpifien @rabe Don 8afbington aus gez
leitet peroen, ieoo9 lit bem General
MiIes, Dem 9(bmiral @ampTon unD
Gem Commodore Sdlep Our8 i6re Sns
itruttiOnen GROCER SpieGruum gege6en,
uno oieiel6en luerben ii6 in i6reBNaBz
ndbmen Dielfdh nu9 ben ieipeiligen
llmitdnOen ri6ten miifen, Od Die grobt
@ntfernung Oes S6auplaBes Der Opez
rationen BON Wuibirgton uno Der
Wtun9el an telegruphii6er @srbinbung
Den @rluB tdgliber neuer SSnitruttioz
nsn tdum 3ulaifen. Sn 6oIge Der fort>
geIebten 9tusiiburg Der i6arFen Oepe>
f6enSGenIur in 9ep=Deit unO 5lorioa
lit es unm0glith, genaue 8eri6ts bon
bort ii6er Die @inI6iffung Der Srup>
pen 81 erlangen.
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Join C. Iri6(e.

Sutnabeln nit gefreu3ten Sc
tpebren bes fiinften Regiments,
i4par3 feibener Sammet Sir
telitoff 30c. PRO garD. Gs ge=
retGt uns gum 8ergniigen, oas
prd6tigIte 2lfOrtiment BON @uaz
rem gu offeriren, pel4es iemdls
in unferer 9eI4dfts 9ran8e
porge3eigt purbe. Die Waaren
iinb mobern uno prd6tig unb nit
grOBer SOrgfdlt fir ben feinen
9doenpertouf ausgenabIt. g8ir
Dertaufen 5upsrldIIige uno b04ib
mooerne Wduren gu ben nieorigz
item 8aarpreiIen. Die 6erporrdz
genbiten gtrtitel iinD 9iirtel unb
8iirtelI6nalen, IeiDene unD 8laz
&C SanoI4ube, S9mudpadren,
Goriets, 6d4er, S9leieritOffe II.
feline Qe0erDadren.
sriblr, 80 @eit : 9rringtnn straBr
Sc wirs 9eutfcb stiprOdtm.
iSEeb 7,S& al
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Uierins's meOi,iaiiGes Smtitnt,
1903 Cit.SalttmorcitraRe.
GoniuItirsHos gspts - Or. Nnna Gierina une
Or. Hnhf. 4. 5icrtna. tDlai2I, ,DlHlEI IA)
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ieinss 8ei6paoers.

Gop9Qpten, 9apt 81 Wa 5.15 a6sno@oebsn aus 9oDuna
ngroene Nudrien melb, buB bic amerani 5Ote unt @omz
Slp bus Mprro&ul ope Die 8uten Sc ecapa nnb
unta urbu i'm 9afn Santiago @uba t 3p 6r 6eute Ra
mtug bmburbirt but Die 9 fug bm3u buB bic uncertainties
5oe audi nit ben paniden Sfn Gmpf Die 8anonaDe cine
GuB 6ft9 I'm 345 ihsn 94uBuer gegn Die fungsperfe
ab3unebmn OerGre 4 oo Riung, pelsr Der &f
8pden @tffn i'm dnge 4am @nein nud bat Gonmpz
bore Sp Die Gta ben 9ufn fOrcir unO peud GerOerus &C.
IdDabr gu perndbten.
0as MorroGota egt Der Ginfab Des 9aen Santiago
@ufu Ga 3ecupa tur3e Strede per nne Puna
@arba tit ml pet i'm nnern 8u gegene 2anbIpiBe
SfDs oe bic bOr9n6eungperte 6ombub but 70 muB
in bic 8oi singeDrungen iein.
Sep gB It, 5d, 81. Wa 1910 Rufmia9s. Seue bier
pun9en 9ep Santiago De @u6a mOen paB Der 6ulstrur
St gauf 5egrap6enta6s nsm 0aen ourd9Tdnten
Cape aptien 81 0}ai $40 4benb Oos 5eleqrap6ntu6el
Santiago bt Gtunoe nod getri6 9rpat OepeTn
ufog bat Elm Bigger 8ompf pin Der amtan6n ot GuBe
5efungSperten anin 6Oe fugeunbm Der Sampf
e faI ben 9an5en Nodmtag uno dent unten Der Qmfan
uus9fuaen gu isn Den Ipdteen 9en uFolge lit nod
i'm &ange
Ponn msIe ben Berg Der Gnfabrt Oes uers Gap upz
en erfNgen meon oaB lie i4UBeur in pelir 8idung
i4 imiet5 Der 3ortugaz zSnf, prnabmen.
90 4ing to H. .. g.. 81 Nd - Seine Nad]rften einen
Sump in Santiago nO i'm enouren eingetroffen gmen
i4enten Den 8eriGen aus Sap 9apien tnn glaubeu.
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8ereitS ltmtermcgS.

Remz gort 81 N}ai Gne bier DeOenlifsn SPECIAL De-
pse uIbnqon 3ufoIge benoen m bits n9 5runportfe
nit srupsn an 8oo uuI ubrt sp g abmz
5ampIuns 5ut ber 9r SeOes Der Sanspufd bat 1000
Mann Sruppen uno oersn ausrutung an 9Oro.
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8Iattern uno 81 6r au {
0epe1's @ef8ndz

Song Song, 81. Mai. - Raa
elmer repioirten 8srluit Qiite betruz
gen bic 8erluIte Der Spdnier an Sob
ten in Der S9ld6h bei Munila 78
Wann an 8oro Der S6iffe unb % i'm
Qriendl BON Gupite. 8erDun0et
nurDen 235 Mann an 8oro Der S6ifs
fe unO 45 i'm NrIenal.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-06

The usually well informed Washing
ton correspondent of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat makes the following
statement with regard to this govern
ment's intention toward Porto Rico:
Spain 8 dis5hembefmenl viii iii not stop
with a prote ctorate over the Philip
pines and the independence of Cuba.
The United States will take as war in
demnity the island of Porto Rico This
statement is based upon an under
standing arrived at by senators who
will have the ratification of the treaty
of peace. The committee on foreign
relations has considered the matter in
formally. A canvass shows that the
members are almost solidly for the
proposition. President Mckinley's
message and the resolutions of con-
gress commit the United States against
the annexation of Cuba. This govern
ment has gone to war to make Cuba
free and independent. and will carry
out TIE determination in good faith.
Little has been said about Porto Rico.
Thst is the last of Spanish pos
sessions on this hemisphere. Its To-
cation commands the gulf 1t is a
much smaller island than Cuba, being
100 miles long and about forty wide.
1t is classed by many travellers as IL e
finest of the West Indian islands in
fertility and climate. Senators speak
with much positiveness of the inten-
ton to make Porto Rico the indemnity
for the war. They say it would be en-
tirely useless to demand a money in
demniiy from Spain, and that this
island from, ITS strategical position, is
needed by the United States.
Shortly before the war came. the
senate debated seriously an offer of
the Danish West Indies for S.. 600, 900.
The bargain was rejected after being
discussed behind closed doors. The
fsct now comes to light that senators
had their eyes on the acquisition Of
Porto Rico IN the event of war. There
is no other island in the gulf which 50
veil meets the requiem ants of the
United States for navsl purposes.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-06
O'NEIL IN JAIL.
Transferred From the City to the
County Jali-AnoiheF Attorney
Engaged.

Another attorney has been engaged
in the case of the state versus John
O'Neil, charged with the murder of his
brother, Dennis O'Neil. John F. Rob-
bins has been retained TO assist in the
defense. There is considerable con-
lecture as to the exact line of the de-
Tense in this case. 1t is well known
fact that in the law no killing Is justl-
fable except where an actual selt-de-
Tense is shown, or where the person
who is killed had made some motion TO
make an assault when within shooting
or striking range. None of the eye
witnesses in this case have testified to
seeing any motion on the part of Den
mis- O'NeI toward striking or prepar-
ing to- strike or assault his brother.
There are those who say that,
though Dennis was an Incorporate
fellow he was really harmless and not
to be feared. The family, however.
does not corroborate this story. 1t is
also said that the line of defense may
be insanity. 1t is. to say the least,
most singular case, in the GOODNESS
that characterized the man before and
after he did the shooting, and the ap-
parent lack of provocation at the mo-
ment when the tragedy occurred.
The funeral of Dennis O'Neil yes
terday was largely attended, and was
n very sad affair. 1t is understood
that the mother of the two boys, one
of whom WAS buried yesterday after
having died at his brothers hand, and
the other one of whom is now in the
county Jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury, is almost craZed.
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cruiser of Z 1000 tons displacement and
her speed is nineteen knots Al hour.
She is armed with one Is inch pneu-
matte dynamite gun, 1 inch and
two 3 9-inch rapid fire guns. eight
6-pounders, ten 1-pounders and four
torpedo tubes.
The Marietta is a composite gun
boat of the same class as the Prince
ton and Annapolis, and was quite re-
c entity completed. Her displacement
Is / 900 tons, her speed twelve knots.
and her horsepower 500. She is
armed with six inch, four Founders
and two FOUNDER rapid fire guns.
and carries JAG officers and men, with
Captain Symonds in command.
The Almirante Oquendo, Vizcaya
and Infanta Maria Theresa are armed
and armored alike. They are 364 feet
long. and are protected by belt of
steel II inches thick on the sides. The
barbettes are covered with steel 10
inches thick, and the deck is protected
with coating 2 inches thick on the
fiat and 3 on the slope. They carry
4S4 men each. The armament of
each boat consists of two 11inch and
ten 5-iuch guns. eight 6pounder and
ten I-pounder quick firing guns, eight
Nordenfeldt and two Maxim machine
guns and six to eight torpedo tubes.
The Cristobal Colon is essentially the
same as the others, except as to gins
Of which it has two . 8 inch aud ten
6-inch, ten 6 FOUNDER, ten l-pounder
= Maxims and four torpedo tubes. The
torpedo boat destroyers are armed
with small quick firing guns and tor
pedo tubes.
1t is at the present writing believed
that this formidable Spanish fleet is
hurrying in the direction of Cape ST.
Rogue in the vicinity Of which il hopes
to Intercept the Oregon and her two
companions. Should they meet the
Spaniards so far as numbers are con-
eerned. The Oregon, however, is
superior to any of the Spanish battle
ships and with superior handling will
at least make it very interesting for
the Dons.
But an important feature OF the stu
alton is that Acting Rear Admiral
Sampson with his squadron, which
consists of the first class battle ships
New York (hagship), Iowa, Indiana
and doubie-turreted monitor Puritan.
is supposed to be on his way to take a
hand in the contest. If he succeeds in
joining the Oregon before the Span
iards reach her and a clash comes be
tween the combined American fleet
and the Spanish feet it will probably
be one of the greatest naval battles in
the history of the world.
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THE new ONES.
The Recently Elected Council Mem
bars to Qualify and Meet Next Mon.
day Nignt-Commlttees to BE- Al.
poIntsd-Msmbsr s Must Qualify.

The certificates of election must be
issued to the newly electe council
men between this and next Monday
evening, and in that time also they
must also qualify before a notary pub
lie. The certificates of election were
given out today, IN part. and the work
II any remain, will be finished tomor-
row. The members will meet on next
Monday evening, and at that time the
com mlttees that are to serve for the
ensu ng year Will be announced by the
mayor, who makes the appointments.
The committees to be appointed are
those on streets and alleys, fire de-
partment. public buildings and grounds,
water supply, crematory, natural gas.
printing and stationery, public schools,
electric ligh, railroad, finance. and one
or two other committees, perhaps. At
present, the ones named are the only
C ommittees IN existence, except one en-
slaughter honses. The board Of public
Improvements is elected by the mem
bers of the Republican caucus, which
meets one week from tomorrow even
ing That will complete the organiza-
ton of the new council. The members
will politically divide into FIVE Demo
c rats and nine Republicans, thus max
ing the Republican caucus smaller
than usual.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-06

There was once discussion about
liberation at Huxley's dinner table.
He said TO Professor Mivart:
"Oh, you must not appeal to me
to support liberation as a principle!'
Indeed" said l.
No, he continued Il think vice
and error ought to be extirpated by
force if it could be done.
You amaze me-, rejoined
Then you ehabilitate Torquemada
and some others we have all been
accustomed to blame
Il think" he answered, they
were quite right in principle, though
the way they carried the principle
out was injurious to their cause. p"
Surely" l exclaimed, burning
olive is a strong measure.
Yes. said he, especially the
smell. London Ielegraph.-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-06
Discovered BY a Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made and that, too, by lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upcA her and for for s6ven ytSfs she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She finally discovered
way to recovery by purchasing a
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. and was so much re.
lieved on taking the first dose, that she
slept all night and with two bottles has
been absolutely cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes W.
c. Hamnick & Co.. of Shelby, North
Carolina. Trial bottles at A. g. Luken
& Co. s drug store.
Regular size so and $l.0O, every
bottle guaranteed. 4