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LOST. FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN

LOST = ilesvy set gray horse. brsnded III
fssith half circle around on hind leg. hlind
~ light eye IS reward u returned to u. u
LtttIings store, Warrington street "
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ELECTRoPLAT1NG- make II speciality OF
recnishing gas and electric light fixtures in
any OF the following finishes: Polished
brass, oxidizsd copper, new bronze, antique
silver. Roman or English gilt and Bardon !.
also DO REPEATING i'll gold, silver, nickel, cop
per. brass, etc. L. e. Miller. Houston II
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hITARY SERVICE.


nefit of those who have been
themselves about how the
ard is to be called out in case
III as about whether the MEM
can be ordered out Of the State,
generals department makes
L that said guard will be called
Seryice by the governor at the
The president, and that the
II the State do not circumscribe
(which it may be ordered. After
buota OF 5000 is exhausted other
Eill be enlisted upon the call of
bt
General smythe, who is here
IS the statement that the best
lunteer military organization in
the BRENNAN artillery.
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MY DAIRY, complete With 80 head OF COWS
gced barn and dwelling house; nave good
cash trade Apply to U. II, Chapman, Chap
mans Dairy, Filth ward Is
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wANTEp--Scwins In private frmily by tho
day b, experienced scums,ress, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address 7. A, II, this ugilcc. 10
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wears experience, speaks German, Eneiish
and some bohemian, san give good retcf-
cnces Address Box a. Weimar. Texas &c
800 ~ - .s--~-- - 80
BARBER wants position, Address 70, this
oiiitc. 10
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WANTEp-ht once q position for genera,
house work BY q white woman that can
work. Apply at Womans Exchange, ,o6
Main street "
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WNNrEn-By rolcrcd man With wife. posts
t,crz with private family 10 WORK around
p yard or attend TO horse. III. Badshnw.. curner
q Poll and Paige street a 10
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MONEY 10 LoAN--on Improved farms mud
ranches. F,pncis Smith a. Co.. San An.
tonic. Texas. Call OH Il. w. Norris, KAN
building, u
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SITUATION by y ooorcd woman Ia cook
wash, iron house work Apply To 2Gii
9allas avenue Viola Childs 10
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WANTED ~ Position as cook or laundry
.llp this Office. IL
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STRONG. active man dcqire5 work, also nse-
fui nroune yard OF housa. Address 2ip,,
this office. II
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PROFESSIONAL,

DETECTIVE AGENcY--Traiped detectives
furnished for ciyil and criminal invcstira.
don't at reasonable rates. For further par
ticulars adLress James biccapc. boz 40,
H0uston. Texas. Il
LhwyERS-Tbrty years practice az tbs
Houston bar; abstract OF titles made
3 by experienced land lawyers. Cline. Cline
HOpHton n
AftlNsoN e. MLNsC.s. Lawyers w. u.
Munson, Houston. and a. g. Manson.
Jr.. Angiet0n. Texas, Personal attention
ris and Br3zoria counties Il
s. o. COTTON & Emo. Fire Insurance Agents
and AdiusterB. 10 Main street
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WANT ED--BuyerB and sellers OF farm and
ranch lands, city property. stocks OF mer
onnndse OF all descriptions, III or out OF
TtAas; II you have anything OF value to sell
or exchange, correspond AT once With J.
Skaggs Real Estate Co., kock lslard, Texas.
A *
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HOUSTON GRAIN c0.-By.on Leaird. man
aKei; hay, timothy. alfalfa. forDy. also ccrn
run chops. Kafrit corn and wbcat 10
chickens; goods delivered promptly 9l5 WI
low, Two blocks north OF san JaciEto street
bridge; phone +0s. 4.I5
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FINANCIAL.

triy only, ADDRESS p. o. Box aA, II
MONEY TO l.OANe@At roauonlbfc ratio Of
intciNsl on improved fatnis aud yondnr'a
lien notes, Wilson q Hannah, s03 kiam
UuiidNr ib
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FINE let's OF new bugstes. rhactone, Surveys
aud harness for sptc. i.aronhom's St6blce.
Franklin and Caroline street. a-ll
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business at No al Travis street has beer
ds,olyed by NUT mn,r9l sonsoq Mr. Nnss
of his interest to Mr.. $. J. Wagner,
$. j. Wagner.
Henry Nussbaum
Houston. Texas. April H. 1898. n
THE ANNUAL meeting OF the stockholdcra
Of thu Houston Land and Trust company
viii be held nj the Office OF the company.
Tuesday, April ~. 1895, al .. III. r. u.
TiInpson, secretary. 10
EoTlCE-Teaas Sabine Valley aud North
western Railway Company, i.oDByicw.
given that the annual meeting OF tho stock
holders o. Tho Tcxas. SabiDl Valley ani
Northwestern Railway Company VIII be
held at the public office ~ raid company In
the city OF Longyicw, Gregg tOurgy. Texas,
on Nednesdsy, the eth day OF April 1898
nj O'Clock .. m for the election OF bonrd
the trapsacton OF such ether busincss as
may be brought hefors the stockEoldorA'
meeting.
Noiicc is also hereby given that the htat
meeting Of the board Of directors Of aa!l
Texas, Sabine Valley and Nortb~cster1
Wailwhy Company 70 be cleeI.d a. sail
stc choldera' meeting sill be held at thu
same place and on tho came day as said
GtockhOldtrS' meeting
O. NJ, u Grissby. President.
J. Il. Ciemmons, Secretary
NOTICE Texas md Sabine Valley Railway
Notice IA hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Texas
and Sabine Valley Railway Company VIII
be held ut the public office " said company.
n The city OF Carthage. Pamela county.
TsAas. on TiuTHday. the aSih day ~ Aprii.
1893, al | o'clock y. m. for tho election Of a
hoard II nine directors Of said company ara
for The transaction ~ such other busiuess
az may be brougtE before the stockholdots'
meeting.
Notice is also hereby given that Tho first
meeting NJ tho board OF directors Of na'o
Texas and Sabine Valley Railway Company.
10 he elected pt 5aid stockhndors' meeting.
viii be held at the same place ana on the
game day as paid sioGkboidcrB' hooting.
g. 81. u. Grigsby. Prosidpnt.
J. II. citmmons secretary az,
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FOR SAI.E--Twonty head high grade Jersey
CONS, fresh with young calves South Texas
raised. registered; Jersey male for servirc
LIS Franklin avenue corner Chenevert ST IL
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WANTEp--Posticu with SOME reliable lun,-
Der company as Inspector; five years cNs
terror trade, Address Mcdonald, this of
fee is
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SITUATION wanted by hrsi-ciass Swiss
gardener either planting vegetables or
flowers Addross II ~ t;fccn Ttvv house,
z lis ieston avenue. II
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FOR sALE-Car of wen broke Missouri
mules, from SO TO $i2o a pair; also good
work horses from No to $50 each, at Lar
onuon's Stables, IL
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Statesmen for cigars sl2J month and
expenses. old iirin: experience unneecs.
snry. c. c. Bishop q CO.. st. Louis, Mo:
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VS. FURNISH you

. large. Handsome and eI.
pensivc cloth bound hook
contslntns large cloth
sanplea Of our entire line
ofsuitines, Pant', etc., q
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NOTICE. EvERYHopY.4if you want bar
gains in furniture. call al the BANKRUPT
stor.. goi aud 700 san Jacinto street J,
W. Holland successor 10 L. l.. Hood II
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WANTED--A position by good eolorcd man
as yardman or hpsticr. Address 2ile, this
office. IL
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Makefs IA An efIcs

OF Fine Custom . Made
Clothine. We buy our
cloth direct from, the
largest Eurcpeaa . asd
American Mills. We con.
troll thcproduct ofecv.
eral woolcn mills. We
opernte the most extern
sive and economic Gus
tom TaIInrius plants in
existence. thus reducing
thcpricc Of msdc.tc-crdsr
euita 10 o.. 90 and mp
wnrdi Pants fren el.SO
10 $500, prices 40 low
thar nearly everyone II
your county viii be Glad
TO have thcirelothin Z made
10 order and measure.
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FOR SALOONS highest grade stoinway
piano at bargain. belonging to private
party can ce seen at divers Music House,
Mason block. ~
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| CATTLE FOR SALE--35u head OF stock cat
| tie for sale. Write w. b. Prowitt Anelc.
| ton. Texas is
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| CABBAGE lie per pound sacked L O. b. ears,
| by II. w, Vauchcct, Box L, Alvin. Tex
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FOB SALE Exclusive risht to Valuable
patent nothing like Il; cash or real cstatc
accepted. v. I. JehuspD. fsrownwooc
Texas. ii
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AGENTS We want you so visit stores and
sell machine for printing sigma on fences.
lriGpff, rorks-eny rough surface, steady
worls ali summer Arc Co. Racine, WIS 30
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A PEABODY NORMAL graduate wishes sum
NOR school Address A. e, sample, R2'
Church street Galveston, Texas. l,
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THE ANNUAL meeting Of the stockholders
Of thu Houston Land and Trust company
viii be held Mt the office OF the company.
Tuesday April 49, 1895, al .. III, r. IL.
TNnDEOu. secretary ~
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SITUATION WANTED German gardcncr
wants position, florist preferred. Address
W., lis Preston avenue. Green Tree
House rs
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SITUATION WANTED--Ry nrst-class bread
and cake baker, city or country. Address
M. 1870 Preston avenue, I,
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PRACTICAL. experienced gardener. norts,
and landscape gardener; single. sober aud
industrious. Address W Gutkowsky, Jos
Travis street, Houston. Texas. III
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smith Premier. Hammonds, and don't fail
to SEC the new Remington. Shules. NJ, A.
Grant, lGli Texas avenue. 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thu FIRM Of Wagner & Nusshannl, doing
business NJ No al Travis street. has been
Dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Nuss-
baum retlros from the firm, having disposed
of his Interest to Mr.. S. J. Wagner,
8 j. Wagner,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

! FOR SALE-At 4 bargain, ten-room cottage.
one block from business center, by James
| II. Rachford Beaumont. Texas. y
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wANTED--A situation to cook or nurse. Ad-
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WAR On FILTH
An ounce of prevention is worth pound OF
,Erc Use Acne Disinfectaut and your med
icsi bills VIII lie light II kills fever eern's
For ssle by grocers and druggists and
Acme Disnfoctant and sanitary Manuf5t-
turing Company. 50i Main street. Houston.
Texas.
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FOR SALE OR RENr-A large paving dairy
ana tlnrk farm. Box l1S Lafayette, La. %
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JUST IGBLiSHED and for sale AZ nnlots
book store, n volume OF poems bs pr I'd.
Ward y, B0ant, Ir. Loln9 III blae and
geld IIice 81. nr,raii IL
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FOR SALE-liay ranch, 2s miles east of city
limits. on county road, dwelling house two
large barns. mowors, steel press, rakes.
horses, COVE, wagons, etc. address 2llS,
this office IA
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shiPPED to any part OF State, eggs from
l.angshans, the great layers, Chas. q
Glass. scis Harrisburg road, Houston 1;
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patches. ana the threatening aspect of
the political situation.
There is no doubt that tie Spaniards
are sadly disappointed with the east
with which General Shafter effected 81
landing, and at the retreat toward San
tiago. which is regarded as n bad omen.
The newspapers are irritated at the
prospect that restrictions will be placed
upon their criticisms now the Cortes is
closed
The Madrid correspondent Of the
Standard. commenting upon the scenes
in the Cortes. says:
Everybody observed the silence Of
the Carlist Senators and deputies dur
ing the stormy sittings yesterday Fri
day.. Their leaders, it appears. had in
structed them to abstain, as the eXpecta-
tions of Don Carlos lie more i'm the di-
rcction Of coming events than in Par
Iamentary squabbles.
"'The declaration of Marshal Mar
tinez de Campos caused sensation.
His attitude eXasperated alike Repubi-
cans. Carlists and Weylcrites."
The Madrid correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph, says:
TROUBLES are not anticipated among
the population. Despite the economic
crisis. the feelings which predominant
are patriotic
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The SagaSta Cabinet Will
Now Resign.
AND THE NEW CABINET
WILL DOUBTLESS OPEN NEGO-
TIArIONS FOR PEACE.
SENIOR GAMAZ0 WILL BE PREMIER
The Way Will be Prepared for SiIveIa Cab
met There is no Doubt that Spain
Will Lose all Her Colonies.

Copyright 1893 by Associated Press)
Madrid, June 24.-S a. m.-The debate
in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday,
on the Philippine question, was marked
by great disorder. Senior Romero Y.
Robledo, the Conservative leader, at
tackled General Polavieja, the former
Minister of War, for treating with Agui-
naldo, the insurgent leader, and was
interrupted with shouts of that is un-
true"
A scene OF the greatest confusion
followed, and the sitting was suspended.
When business was resumed Senior
RobedO continued his remarks. He
asked if the government desired peace
or war. If peace. he added, Spain had
better negotiate directly with the United
States, ms the powers would demand
Il brokers' commission in case they in
tervened. In the course of his speech
Senior Robled0 censured the Minister of
Marine, Captain Amon, and Admiral
Cervera, accusing the Minister Of having
granted unpatriotic interviews. Captain
Aunon defended the navy. He said Senior
ROhleuO remarks were insulting ana ne
characterized the published interviews
with him as being distortions. In CON
sequence Of the last statement the re-
porters left the Chamber Of Deputies and
only returned at the close of the Minis
ter's speech, which concluded with the
that Admiral Camara was
on his way to the Philippines, to de-
fcnd the Spanish flag.
Another uproar was occasioned by Sc
nor Sameron, the Republican leader, de-
nouncing an attempt to close the debate
He loudly exclaimed: 1T is an outrage, y
and was commencing to attack the mon
archy, when his voice was drowned by
cries from all parts of the house. Mar
shall Campos said he would be ashamed
to abandon Cuba when there were 150,-
900 men there, not counting the voun-
teers. prepared to resist foreign agrees
sion. The marshal then urged the gov
eminent to remain in office. He concln
ded by saying: eff the Conservatives
do not accept power in the event Of their
being called upon to do so, then in order
to maintain the dignity and honor of
Spain. / myself will pick it up, even
out of the gutter" (Cheers).
4 bill making the Cuban debt paying
in pesetas was adopted and the House
adjourned.
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Government Purchases Eight Large
Vessels, Seven For the Atlantic
Coast.
Washington. June 24.-An important
addition to the War Department list of
vessels available for transport and
freight service was announced to-day.
This was the purchase Of eight large
ships, over 5000 tons burden each for
the use Of the Atlantic coast, except one
ON the Pacific Several were obtained
from the Atlantic Transport Line which
operates its steamers from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to London.
Heretofore the practice of the War
Department to charter all vessels which
it has used, and the announcement to-
day Of the acquisition Of ships by pur-
chase is distinctly n new part in rho
policy of the government but it is he
lievcd to be Il fact that owners Of the
various companies have asked high
prices 1t was autholitatively stated
to-day that impressment Of ships on the
Atlantic coast would not be reSorted to,
but such ms were desired would be OBJ
tanned in some other way. The pur-
chase price Of the ships secured from
the Atlantic Transport Line was not
stated at the department, but it is
understood that the amount approx
mately was $4,O0O,00O All the vessels
of this line are to be delivered to the
government mt New York. Owing to
their large capacity for carrying pas
sengers and supplies they constitute Il
formidable addition to the fleet Of forty
one ships already under charter by the
government for transport uses on the
Atlantic coast. To-day's acquisition is
presumed to bc a decidedly forward
step in the arrangements for the Porto
Rican expedition, although the officials
of the department declines at this time
to say to what port they will be sent
Added to the ships already available
for the expedition, the eight vessels
make up fleet that will transport any
army, full two-thirds and probably as
large as that which General Shafter
took with him.
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NEW FRENCH CABINET.

Paris. June 24.-M. Pcytral has sue
ceeded i'm forming a cabinet to succeed
the retiring ministry of NJ. Meline. 1t
is constituted as follows: Premier and
Minister of the Interior, NJ. Paul Pey-
trail; Minister of Foreign Affairs. NJ.
Charles de Freycinct; Minister of War.
NJ. Godefrcy Cavaignac; Minister Of
Marine. Vice Admiral Francois Four
nier; Minister of Finance, NJ. Paul de
Lombre; Minister of Justice, NJ. Ferdi-
nand Sarrien Minister of the Colonies,
NJ Theophilc del Case; Minister Of
Commerce. NJ. Emile MaruejoulS; Minis
ter of Agriculture. Senator Baduel; Min
lister of Public Works. NJ Georges Ley
CUES; Minister of Public instruction, NJ
Charles Dupuy.
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AT CHICKAMAUGA. PARK.
Recruits Pouring in-Visit of General
Longstreet.

14OngSIFeeT.
Chickamauga National Park. June "a.
The THERMOMETER registered % de
grees at the park to-day. The command
has grown rapidly during the hast few
days, and there are now more troops in
camp at the park than at any time since
the mobilization Of the army began.
Captdin Rockwell. chief Of the ord
nance department, to-day after some
calculations, estimated the number at
$1,000. His records show that he has
handed out for distribution in the com
mand about $1,000 rifles He still
lacks $4,000 rifles for the soldiers in
camp.
The number Of soldiers is being in
creased ON an average of more than Il
thousand a day. by the arrival Of re-
cruits. About 200 recruits, represent
ing various States. reached the park
to-day, and were escorted direct to the
respective regiments for which they
were recruited.
General James Longstreet and his
young wife. Of Georgia. were visitors
at the parry to-day. and paid their re-
spects to General Brooke and staff.
The hospital department is rapidly
carrying it's plans into effect. The re-
serve ambulance company is complete
and in good running order. while the
nucleus of the number of the division
ambulance companies has been form
ed. Every division win soon have Il
well drilled ambulance company, ample
in numbers to meet promptly any emer-
gency that is likely TO arise in action.
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THE MERR1MAc PRISONERS.
Captain Concas Tells Of Their Where
abouts to Staff Officer Stanton.
Copyright by the Associated Press


Copyright by the Associated Press
Off Santiago de Cuba, Thursday.
Press Dispatch Boat, via Kingston. ia
maca, filed Friday, June "A, noon
This morning n flag Of truce was taken
in by Assistant Chief Of Staff Stanton to
ascertain the whereabouts of the Merri-
mac prisoners. Lieutenant Hobson anu
his daring companions. The Colon, a
Spanish tug, with Captain Concas
formerly commander of the Carave
Santa Junta. on board, came out to
meet him. Captain Concas stated that
Lieutenant Hobson and his men We're
confined in Santiago town. They We're
all Well and he Captain Concas) said
he felt sorry they could not be given
their liberty but the authorities thought
it inadvisable Assistant Chief Of Staff
Stanton then returned to his ship.
His mission was caused by the refu-
sal of Spain to exchange the prisoners
Had they still been in lei MORO Admi-
raj Sampson was 20 notify the Spaniards
that Spain would be held responsible
should any harm befall them. This
utimatum was rendered unnecessary.
In addition to the man killed yesterday
on the Texas there were eight injured by
one shell from the western battery. The
names of the killed and injured are:
Frank Blakeley, apprentice, first class,
killed
Rudolph Earl Angel, seaman, cut in
front of the right ear.
Hugh Amos Lee, apprentice. second
class. wounded in the right side and
left leg
John Emory, landsman, struck by
piece of shell on the left side of the
face, with confusion in the back.
George Francis Mullin, apprentice sec
ond class, wounded over the left hip
John Edmund Nelson, apprentice, sec
ond class, slightly wounded in the right
great toe.
John J. Simmonsen, seaman. burned in
the face.
Droid Sioquist, ordinary seaman, SUI
perfcial wounded back Of right ear.
Raymond II. Russell, apprentice, sec
ond class. numerous wounds on the right
thigh. the left leg and the left ankle.
Three gun cotton shells were success
fully thrown by the VesuviuS during
the night against the western battery. M
reply was made. The battleship Indiana
has taken up her position in the blockad-
ing line. The Annapolis and Hornel
are at Baiquiri. The Detroit, the Cas-
tine and the Eagle are to help clear the
way for the army. The Helena AMI the
Osceola are to go on blockade duty on
the south coast.
Remaining vessels Of the convoy. OK
cepting the torpedo boats. arc to return
to the north side Of the island.
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THE CABINET WILL RESIGN.

VIII Make Way For a New Govern
ment. Which VIII Negotiate For
Peace.
London. June 25.-Thc Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph, says:
.'Whcn the Cortes closed martial law
was proclaimed. The Sagasta Cabinet
will resign and make way for new
government, which will open negotia-
tions for peace"
The Madrid correspondent of the
Financial News, publishes this morning
. report of an interview with an ex-
member of the Ministry, practically CON
firming the Daily Telegraph's Madrid
disnotch. and adding:
"Senor Gamazo will he the new
Premier with Senior Salvador mt the
Excheouer and possibly two Silvelistas
win ioin this Cabinet, which will con-
cIude peace and prepare the way for Il
Silvela Cabinet. There is no doubt that
Snoin will lose all her colonies.
"Admiral Camaras squadron lift Ca
diz 70 calm public opinion. Camara
Won knows that before he arrives ut the
pbilippines peace viii be made"