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COMMISSIONER SCOTT

Drops Some PIums In the Rovsnue Ser
vice 20 west vIrginlanS-Has StFtven 70
Make n Just DIVIslon.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c. July a.
Hon. n. b. Scott, commissioner Of in-
ternal revenue, has appointed a num-
Der OF West virglnians to temporary
places in hiB burghu, to serve in the
emergency arising under the war rsVo-
nue. bill The appointees are; John n.
Mefnginger, OF Mercer county, Third
district, at a salary rate Of 1880 per
nnnum; Thomas B. Jones, OF kanAWh9
county, Third district, salary, $500; II.
Bumgaraner, Huntington, Fourth dts
trict, salnrY, $500; Henry Heath, Of
Mercer county, Third district, salary
$500; w. p. Mckinney. Fourth district,
salary, $3.50; Charles A. Chapman, Ma
SON county, Fourth district, salary, $500:
N, v. Galloway, Summers county, Third
district salary, fl,40O; Miss Mabel Nc
Cormick, Upshur county, Third district
salary, 1890: Mrs. ]. r. KEYS. Kama
wha county, Third district, salary, 5000.
There were several appointments
made, also, Of persons In the First and
Second districts, respectively, but these
nre not yet made public.
The commissioner made the best dis
tributiOn possible OF these places. Ia
selecting the appointees he met with
the usual perplexities but has striven
TO make a Just division.
Commissioner Scott IS more pro-
pounced than probably any other pub
ilc official here in favor OF giving Re-
publicans positions under q Republl-
can administration, but like nh other
heods OF bureaus and departments, he
mas to go according to civil service law
and is therefore to that degree handi-
capped.
he viii leave here tomorrow night
for Wheeling. and win remain there
until Wednesday.
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PARIS, July 22.-The AEatIn to-day
publishes a paragraph sayidg that while
nothing definite Is known rs rumored
that senor Leon y Castillo (the Span
lsh ambassador at Parisl has been in
structed to approach Gen4ral Horace
Porter UNITED States dmbaE3ador TO
France) with the view 0fsppening secret
peace negotiations"
Up to 3 O'Clock this afternoon, there
had not been any meeiiniS Between Sc
nor Castillo and GenerRt Porter. al
though Il Is said possibly jsuch meet
ing may develop from be situation.
ANY negotiations, howeve Rill be kept
absolutely secret until Y have reached
a stage When they viii ~ sumo an off,
clai character.
General Porter the Amnfjcan ambas-
sador, said to repr Tive Vt the
Associated Press: ''Yon ~ yileny in the
most emphatic manner at any peace
negotiations have been or ned up to the
present moment, catqot conceive
what originated the Matin' statement" "
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orT10IA1IY RE0odE1zED
ny spanilh Govsrnmsnt--StAtss wher'
PdsonsTu shall be Landed.

ny spanilh Govsrnmsnt--stAtss Where
Pi.onsru shall be LANDED.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 22.-The
Madrid government ofticlailV has recOs-
nized the proposed return by the United
States of the Santiago prisoners to
Spain. Thls recognition came to-day in
the form of letter to General shafter
from General Toral, commander OF the
Spanish troops at Santiago. The fact
Of the receipt Of the letter was couInu-
nicated to the war department Tonight
in the following dispatch from General
shafter:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July y.
II. C. cOrbin, Adjptant General, wash
ington. D. c.
am Just in receipt Of q letter from
General Toral, saying the Spanish sec
rotary OF war desires the troops landed
at yigo Coruna on the Atlantic aud at
Santander IN the Bay OF BiscaV.
(slEued.) sHAFTER,
Major General Commanding.
The request OF the Spanish govern
ment viii be compiled with unless
something unforeseen should prevent.
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RIAncos pRooLANAT1oN


Announcing the srrrsndOF Of Santiago.
Hh TypsVvritsr Goes at Merry CLIP.
HAVANA, July 72.-captain General
Blanco has issued the following proc
lamation, announcing the capItulation
OF santiago. 1t is dated Havana, July
II:
After three months heroic defense
and many bloody combnts, owing to a
scarcity OF ammunition and victuals,the
garrison OF Santiago de Cuba has been
forced TO capitulate under honorable
conditions and with all the honors OF
war. This occurred on the day Of July
ls. when Il was recognized by the brave
Spanish general OF division who was
ncting commander OF the place th0t re-
SIVtance Wns useless and that he could
no LONGER hold the place. Notwith-
etandinE that rein6orcements had been
possible and that although he should
receive such from MnnEanillo and al-
though ne Bhouid ptiit cover further
iosses and bloody combats, and al
thouEh he might put the city in q better
condition OF defense, he was still face
10 face with the fhct TINT reinforce
mentB would only make further In
roads upun the already greatly coDsum-
pd and nearly exhausted store Of pro-
visions OF the Spanish ERrr1son. The
city was thus placed In a verV lnment-
able condition. The situation was an
tIcipated, but II caused great depress-
ion to the Spanish forces.
The occupation OF the city Of SHnti-
ago by the military forces OF the
Americans is lacking In strategic i'm
porthnco owing TO the fact that the city
had previously been cloaely blockaded
for long time bV the American ships
and Will have little or no eiect on the
future development Of the Spanish
campaign, which is to decide Spain's
fate.
THE Spanish army IL intact and eager
for glory. II IS willing to measure arms
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PLAYA DEL ESTE, Santiago dc Gu
bn, July 2i.-CDeiayed in trunsmlsslon)
-General Wood, OF the rough riders.
was appointed military goyernof Of
santlngo dc Cuba yesterday, succeeded
General McKibbin. who returns to MS
old duty and who is on the siclS list
squads Of natives were sent to-day
TO clean the streets and bury the dogs
land horses whose remains have been
lyIng in the streets for days and weeks.
other steps TO improve the sanitary
condition OF the city are being takeTh
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Gan GARCIA,S ATTITUDE.

KotWlthstAndlng the Bitter Complaint Of
Hts Treatment He is Preparing 70 At
tack Spanish Forces at HoIEHIn.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July a.
Notwithstanding General GarcIa's bitter
complaint that he had been ignored and
that the restoration OF the Spanish civil
authority In the city Of Santiago was
most oftensive to him and that in con-
sequence OF all this he had been forced
to tender his resignation as a general
In the Cuban army, he Is going on with
his preparations for a contest with the
Spanish forces of Holguin and Manzan-
lilo quite as though nothing had hap
pened.
Tomorrow General Garcia will issue
a decree authorizing all lICubanswho have
been driven from their plantations and
country homes by the spaniards and
who have taken refuge for safety in the
cities and towns, TO return to the coun-
try and go to wurk on their farms and
plantations, assuring Them of protection
by his forces. He had added like per-
mission TO those IN his ranks Who were
recruited from the farm lands or were
employed In the fields at the outbreak
Of the war.
Altogether It must De confessed that
General Garcia's attitude Is inexpllca-
bic. His permission 70 the men IN his
ranks to 90 back to work on the farms
Is construed 10 mean an effort TO dis
band his forces. But this may not be
altogether tustihed. It IS certain a
great many OF them will continue to
fight.
WASHINGTON. July 22.-The war
department Is stiil in official ignorance
OF the reported retirement Of Garcia
with his army from the American lines
at Santiago and the resignation Of that
cuban general. It ls considered little
singular that General Shafter has not
made q report to the department OF the
case by telegraph, but he has so tar
shown little disposition TO acqualnt the
department with the state of aff1irs at
Santiago unless called upon by direct tn
uulry by the secretary OF war. Thus u
was not known at the department otii-
cIally that General Wood had been ere
ated miiItnry commander OF Santiago,
although the fact would seem to be one
Of suflcIent Importance to justify its
mention In a cable dispatch.
Regarding General Garctn'B detection
n IL noticeable that the officials OF the
war department have good deal OF ap--
prehenslon over the outlook. 1t Is not
doubted that he either has or win take
some SUCH action as that reported. for
ali the information that has come to the
department up to this time seeems 70 in-
dIcate dissatisfaction on the part OF the
Cuban commander at the attitude as
sumed by General shafter. However,
ag the latter Is acting strictly In ac-
cordance with the published directions
OF the President in maintaining the
status quo Of Santiago 90 far as II re-
iatea to the municipal administration
ne blame for a rupture. n one ensues,
cannot be placed on General shafeFs
shoulders,
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1HEY WERE sATEsTrED.
A spsnlsh Garriaon tAat Didn't Believe
~ Santiago Had suFrendsred.

A spanlsh Garrison that Didn,t Believe
~ Santiago Had suFrendorod.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 22,-The
war department has posted the folloW-
ias:
SANTIAGO. july y
To Adjutant General corbin, WASH
ington:
Sent two troops Of cavalry With Span
ish odicera and Lieutenant Miley to re.
ceive surrender OF Spanish trOopB at
San Luis and Palmas.
They had not heard OF loss OF Cer-
Vera's aeet or of Toraps sursenderi they
declined 10 surrender unless they could
come in and see for themselves, A de-
tachment OF officers and men came In
last night and returned this morning,
apparently satisfied,
(slgned,) sHAFTER
WASHINGTON, D. O.: July 22.-Gen,
Eagan, chief OF the commissary de.
partment of the army, to-day received
a dispatch from Colonel Weston, chief
commiBsary with General Bhafter'B
army as follows:
SANTIAGO, July %.
The Mississippi came In yesterday.
Issued to troops and hospitals 25,000
pounds OF fresh beef. Full rations Of
fresh bread Issued to two divisions, and
In a few days all will have fresh bread
Ovens now on the way. Adiutant Gem
eral corbin's son met at slboneg.
(slgned.) WESTON,
Chief Cpnmlskary.
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MIA on Saturday. Another 1000 win
depart ON the steamer So. Paul on next
Tuesday OF Wednesday. The big ships
AriTona and Scandia can each take
!. ZOO men II they are sent 70 Manila
with troops the number Of men cent 70
Manila Win amount to 1900. General
Merritts friends say he Will DO satis-
Ned with that number In spite Of the
fact that 1000 troops belonBlng to tue
Philippine expeditionnTy force VIII De
left behind ouaTtermaster Long has
received atructions TO charter no more
VeREels but General Merriam has not
received orders to discontinue sendinB
troops to the Philippines.
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r.,,,-. IyIIl Awilt Icventn.

G1RRAITAR, July 2s.-1t Is report
"A here that Atmlcat CamOras squad
ron OF Spanish warships, which passed
through the Suez Cnnnl and then turned
hack and started homeward, the nd-
mirni giving pledge that his chips
were bound for Spain, IL expected at the
spanish penal settemeut Of Ce1ita, 0p-
posltc Gibraltar. shortly, whern they
Will await evcnSs." The maritime au-
thoritics OF the province OF ABturias
hRe ordered all the guiding and hnr-
Dor lights TO be discOutinucf md the
whole coast, therefore. VIII be dark as
night until further orberR
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With the Americans and In this army
the klbg Of Spain, the Spanish govern
ment and the whole country places the
trust OF defence n any cost Of the in-
tegrlly OF Spanish territory and the
honor OF Spaln's Immaculate fag.
This army Il sure TO be triumphant
and victorious at the last IN spite OF
so many dangers and impetiimentS, and
that II VIII show once more the lndonl-
table Spanish character and the well
known military talents OF our people Is
the hope and expectation % Vour gen-
erni n chief.
(signed.) BLANCO.
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MILITARY GARRISON
TO be Enabllshvd At Horolulu-TrOOPs
to Leave In FsWDays.


WASHINGTON, July 22-Arrange-
ments nre being perfected at the war
department for the estaAhahment OF a
military garrison at Honolulu, Hawaii.
orders were issued TO-DAY for a batiaA-
ion OF the Second regiment or volun-
ter engineers TO proceed to Honolulu In
company with the F1rEt regiment New
York volunteer Infantry. Colonel Bar
Der commanding. which h to constitute
the first garrison OF Untte,l States troops
stationed on this newly annexed terri
tory OF the United States.
The Second regiment OF volunteer en-
gineers was largely recruited on the Pa
cifc coast and Is now quhrtered az san
Francisco. Il Is IN coTn14i and Of Colonel
" lizard Young. upon whom VIII de-
volve the selection Of try battalion 20
be transferred to Honolulu. 1t is eN-
pccteSi that the troops WAa ~ for that
port Ia q few days,
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AGUINALDO'S ACT
in Declaring Dictatorship and Martial Law
Over the PhilippineIsIands.
NO DISPOSITION TO FORCE THE ISSUE

With the 1nsurgen Chief but he VIM not be Allowed Commit
the United States in the Future Treatment Of the Islands
viii be no Delay in Landing General Niles Force Impor-
tnce the the Npo Base Of Opera
ton Against HOguin-HerO Hobons Mission to Washington
The Saving Of the Crlstoba COonThe Ovation to the neuten
ant Brings the Bushes to his Cheeks.
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LONDON, July e5-The Berlin cor
re.nondent Of the Daily News says;
"The puwerS with tho exception OF
Great Britain. have agreed mot to allow
an American annexation Of the F'hls'p-
Mines or an glo-Amerlcan protector
ate over the ISLANDS"
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secretarv Of war, Washlngton.

5tCTtIHTy OF NUII 's'71I'11IEV7'
Am disappointed in non-arrivalof Col
onel Hecker with construction CORPS.
Colonel Black arrived without snag-
boats or lighters. Please send at least
four strong asa-going steam lighters
and tugs. Also General stones boats
al Jacksonville, II not already sent, as
soon as possible. Moving along well.
fsIFned3 MILES,
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SOME THING TO DROP
In thePhiIippines Soon, Which Means That
Manila VIII Fall.
IiE AMERICAN fROOPS HAYE ADVANCED.

10 within two % Of the spanish Lines Surrounding the Doomed
Cy-sout Manila is to be Captured Decentralization Of
the American Troops Composing the Second Expedition Being
Pushed with the Utmost Monterey Expected
Daiy-AgunnldO Likely to Prove Troublesome Factor.
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EATS0ES MISSION
In Proceeding to Spanish PenIn-
sula not to Bombard Cities
BUT aO CHCkMARA,SF FLEET

Ana Engage tAe spani,h Admiral in Bat
lie " Posnbio-cnnsry I,IaudS wan not
- SIeios,ss : Programme Of Futnrs
Mar OpsratIOns-Havana WIN not be
Proceeded Against while Yellow Fever
Conditions Exit There Problem Of
Providing Government for Lands In
yoIvsd In ths war-Attituds Of The Ad-
minl,,ratien Towards the cabanS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-The
,rorsport Rio do Janeiro will receive
~, oeor1piement Of 1000 troops to-day
and Win 90 In readiness 70 sail for Md
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BY direction Of the secretary Of war,
the construction corps referred to by
General Miles was sent directly to Porto
Rico, instead OF to Santiago, as was
proposed before the surrender Of that
city, The secretnry's orders were Is
sued after the surrender Of Santiago
and without the knowledge Of General
ATtlaa
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NTPE EXPEDITION

Entirely suoCsssfuI Spanish CEusSer De-
stroysd without American L'o''s
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 22.-The
following message has been received at
the navy department:
PLAYA, July "a
Expedition to Nipe has been entirely
successful, although the mines had not
been removed for want OF time. The
Spanish cruiser Jorge Juan defending
the place, was destroyed without loss
ON our part. The Annapolis and Wasp
afterwards proceeded from Nipe TO as
slst in the landing OF the commanding
general OF the army on arrival at Por-
to Rico. sAMFSON'
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IIVBRPooL-Bolc, New York.
Gf9NoA-KaAseT Wishelm II, New
York.
York
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MADRID, July 22-s a. m.-The mln-
lister OF public instruction. senor Ca
maEo. Is authority for the statement that
peace. honorable to the Spanish army
will shortly be concluded.
The newspapers again express the
opinion that the dlfaculdts In negotia-
ting peace will be lncreaded by the ex-
acting demands Of the Apherlc5ns."
All the lights at or near ct. Sebastian,
which Is 4 fortified city, situated on a
small peninsula in the bay OF Blscay,
have been extinguished In view OF the
possibility Of an American attack.
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secretary OF War, washington.

The following troops are with me
aboard transports in Guantanamo har-
bor, en- route to Porto Rico; four light
batteries Of the Third and Fourth ar
tlllery; Lomic's battery B, Fifth artil-
lerY; the Sixth Illinois, Sixth Massa-
chusetts, 275 recruits for Fifth corps,
sixty men of the signal corps, and Sew
enth Hospital corps, 3,il5 men all told.
(slgned.l MILES,
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
.LANco

sasAain e salll 70 ITaVe inft trmsd AIad-
rid Newspapsr that thS. Preliminary
Stage Had Already Been Enisrsd Upon.
Rumor Dlsurtditrd tn I,ohdnu.
LONDON. July 2a-Ths Madrid cor-
respondent Of the Daily Mali says;
Senior sagasta told a representative Of
Fl impartial to-day (Frday) that the
government had already entered upon
the preliminary stage Of reaoe negotin-
tiona General Polayieja has arrived
and will have an audience With the
queen recent tomorrow.
LONDON, July 23.-A special dispatch
from Madrid says: ''The arrival OF Gen
eral Polavieja has Increased the persist
ent tank OF q cabinet CTiBis. The queen
regent Is credited with eXclainlng
Thank GodI when she knew he was
coming. Opinions dlffer as TO whether a
semd-niiitary cabinet would make for
peace or for a continuance Of the war.
but al are agreed that It would az any
rate put an end to the present lnverte-
brate policy. Certainly considerable
confidence Is felt in General Polavleja
In the present difficult juncture.
"once he should see that the game
was up he would not be likely TO indulge
in useless replnlnR. but would make the
best Of a bad job"
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MOLE 81. NICHOLAS

The navy department has received the
following dispatch timed 1:15 p. NJ. to-
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MfLEs: MESSAGES

TO war and Navy DspartmsDtS-IS MAX
ing Good PrOEFtSa.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 22'-Fhe
war department to-day received q tele-
gram from General Miles, showing that
on Thursday at I p. m. he was sttlI as
Guantanamo. 1t Is as follows:
PLAYA DEL ESTE,
InlY q. 7:20 .. m.
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CHARLESTON, s. July 22-Trans-
port "2l" with the Sixteenth Pennsyl-
vania and two companies Of the sixth
Illinois, eight hundred mules, wagons
and stores, put to sea to-day.
The herald., 1898-03-01
WILLIAMS AFTER MOSIER
He Won't Let Up Until He Gets Him
in the Penitentary

]. H. Mosier. who was accused by Joseph
Schmidt, an unsophisticated German
youth, who made a couple of hundred dol
lars pumping water out of an Arizona
mine, of having drugged him and relieved
him of $3.50 in bills in the bouquet saloon
will think that it was an i'll day when he
became acquainted with Assistant District
Attorney Bill Williams. Mosier was ex-
amined yesterday morning before Justice
Morrison on the charge of grand larceny.
The evidence was not any too conclusive
as to the actual commission of the crime.
because Schmidt had been drugged when
his pocket book was taken. but all the cir
cumstantial evidence was such as to 1ndi-
cate that Mr.. Mosier was not "jollying
the young fellow for his health"
Justice Morrison held that there was not
sufficient evidence to hold Mosier and dis
charged him. Thereupon w. T. Williams
ESQ, marched Schmidt off to Justice
Youngs with a new grand larceny COM
plaint and another warrant was issued for
the mans arrest. Mr.. Williams says he
is going to send Mosier to the peniten-
tiary, sure.
The herald., 1898-03-01
THE SUPREME COURT
WILL HAVE A SHY AT THE
WHITNEY ACT
ON A HABEAs CORPUS CASE
vandeventer, Who Also Wants Writ
Does Not Know How to Get In
Jail-He Is Perplexed

The supreme court will soon have to de-
eide whether Superior Judge Van Dykes
opinion as to the illegality Of the Los An
geles city police court judges and clerks
was well founded. There seems. however
to be but one loophole in it and that is
was the census by which the population ol
the city was determined to be In excess Of
100000 an official census. such as the Law
contemplates? =.
A petition for a writ Of habeas corpus will
be filed at once in the supreme court by
prisoner named Mitchell. and his attorneys
will endeavor to have the highest tribunal
In the state hear 1t as soon as can possipiy
be done, upon the identical grounds which
formed the basis of the All Sang writ IN
Department four.
While it is very easy for person 10 get
into Jail when he feels that he does not
want to. 1t Is extremely difficult for an
other to become prisoner when ne SO
wishes it without violating the laws. Ine
latest candidate who has so far failed TO
break into prison when he felt inclined 10
do so is C. Vandeventer, South MAIN
street lodging house keeper VINO was some
time ago convicted for keeping dlsorder-
" establishment where shady women had
apartments, vandeventer was convicted
by a Jury and fined by Police Judge Nor
rison in the sum of $50. He appealed his
case, however, and was released upon put
ting up a cash appeal bond of $3.50
Since Judge Van Dyke decided that there
were no police judges in this city, the ap-
pellant has taken heart of grace and ne is
the one to head the procession that wishes
to 20 to the judicial Lourdes to be relieved
of the evils of big fine. But In his case
there is a little trouble He has TO sur
render himself to someone and ne cannon
do that before he has obtained back MS
$3.50. He won't dismiss his appeal either
for good and sufficient reason. But he is IN
a great quandary. He doesn't know VINO 10
surrender to and nobody can tell him. lie
is ignorant, too, of the way in which he can
get his money so that he may at least
make an attempt at surrender, and mo-
body can tell him what he must do and to
whom to speak to break into jail lawfully
Yesterday he and his lawyer tried their
hardest to learn how Vandeventer could
be put behind the bars, quietly and COM
but nobody would give him
his money or lock him up, and he left the
court with a sad brow all puckered up with
hard thinking.
But he is not yet discouraged. He is go
ing to try again this forenoon to get put
in hoe, so that he may inform Judge Van
Dyke that he is unlawfully restrained of
his liberty by Chief Glass, and pray for
his immediate discharge from custody. II
he can but find the custodian of that $50
and explain to him how to give him back
that amount in return for the temporary
possession of his body. he thinks all will
he we'll vet