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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-29
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ITALY AND COLOMBIA.
There May Yet be Trouble UItimatun by Italian Admiral.

Washington, July 2S.-The demand of
 Italy upon Colombia for the settlement
 of the Cerruti claim, has not yet been
 compiled with and although some pro-
 gress has been made toward an adjust
 ment there is still possibility that the
 case may assume a grave aspect through the action by the Italian fleet
 sent to demand a settlement. Some days ago Colombia made an offer to settle if the Italian fleet left Colombian waters. But it is understood that the Italian government pointed out that Colombia had been informed of the purposed arrival of the squadron at Cartegana and therefore had time for the execution of the award and thus to eliminate every appearance of coer- cion.
 It appears, however. that the instruc- tions to the Italian admiral gave him
 discretion as to the mode of proceeding
 and allowed him to give due courtesy to Colombia should time be asked. For that reason 1t is understood the ad- miral fixed a. period of twenty days within which the claim should be paid. Whether this is an ultimatum is not clear, but in view of Italy's position the action of the admiral appears to be very nearly, if not quite an ultimatum to Columbia. There has been much diff ficulty in learning the exact course of the admiral owing to the bad cable ser vice and the Italian government for a long time was unaware whether the ad- miral had submitted his original de- mand for speedy payment. The report brought by a steamer arriving at New York that the American consul at Car tegana had protested and that the Italian admiral had cabled Ambassa- dor Fava for further instructions, is denied in the most positive manner. Colon, Colombia, July 2S.-The pres ence of the Italian squadron at Carte gana is doubtless connected with the payment of the Cerruti claim, but a bombardment of Cartegana is exceed ingly improbable as the matter is cer- tain to be settled Automatically. The | amount said to be still due is $125,000. the payment of which is being pressed, not by Signor Cerruti himself, but by some of his creditors. Signor Pirrone, the Italian minister at Bogota, is now | absent and was expected to arrive at Genoa on July "A He is represented at Bogota by signor Codazzi
 Berlin, July 29.-The London corre- spondent of the Cologne Gazette says: learn that the United States recently requested Italy to abstain from forct- ble measures to compel Colombia s compliance with MT. Cleveland's award in the 'Cerruti claim, promising Amer ican interference to insure the pay- ment Italy replied that her patience was exhausted and that she would abide by the ultimatum of Admiral Cambiani. The Washington govern ment thereupon applied unofficially to Great Britain asking her to use her in f1uence at Rome in support of the American request. England's reply is | not yet divulged. .
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X Enronenn Conference.

London, July 2S-The Vienna corre- spondent of the Daily Telegraph says: 'The project of European conference regarding the Philippines was brought forward long ago, and there is every prospect that the conference will meet in Paris.
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Three Killed.

SaratOga,N. Y, July 2S.-George Mor- ris. his daughter, Mrs. William Quack- enbush and her baby, all of Baskerville while driving across the Delaware and Hudson railroad tracks, south of this place to-day, were struck by a train and instantly killed.
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Berlin, July 2S.-The dispatches to the morning papers agree that Prince Bismarck is steadily improving The Lokal Anzeiger says the swelling in the leg is decreasing. The foot is still ban daged and Prince Bismarck is not able to wear 8 boot, but it is hoped that he will soon be able to leave his bed.
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s1nnned by American Cruiser.

London, July 29.-The Daily Mail understands that the British transport Joiunga, carrying Grenadiers to Gib- raltar, was stopped in the Bay of Bis cay by an American cruiser.
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PRINCE BIsMABcK's CONDITION.
Reports That It Is Serious and That It
 is Improving.

London, July 29.-The Berlin corre- spondent of the Times says: In spite of the optimistic reports it seems cer- tain that Prince Bismarols's condition is critical. Baron Won Crailsheim, the Bavarian minister, arrived to-day, but was not permitted to see the prince.
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C1MAR1'S FLEET.
Minister of Marine Informed That It
 Has Arrived at Cadiz.

Madrid. July 2S.-Captain Aunon, minister of marine, has received Q dis patch from Admiral Camara announc- ing that his fleet has cast anchor at Cadiz. The papers generally express the opinion that the cortes will reas- semble in September.
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Miss scblev Leaves Madrid

Madrid. July 2S.-Miss Jessie SchIey, who came here in the hope of an inter- view with Senor Sagasta on behalf of peace, started for Paris this evening.
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ImmunesS Start for Santiaan.

New Orleans, July 2S.-The steamer Berlin, having on board the immune regiment under command of Colonel Hood, sailed this afternoon for Santi- ago.
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4 SE1rI-OFFIJIAL NOTE ISSUED IN
 MA ADRID.

2t is Finally Admitted That a Message View of Ending the War-Listless In- difference in Spain Regarding Terms of Peace and However Unpa1atable They Will Not Provoke Slightest Dis- turbance.
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THE BATTLE OF JULY THIRD
FURTHER REPORTS ON DESTRUC- TI0N OF CERVERA'S SQUADRON.

Captain Cook of Commodore schley,s Flagship Brooklyn Describes the En- gaSement as Fought From That ves- sel-Aonorab1e Mention of Cadet Cro- nan, Son ofP. J. cronan of This Cftv-- A Tribute tn the oregon-Reports From Commanders Of tho Ericsson and Harvard
The herald., 1898-07-17
week. will compel Spain to sue for peace
hardly admits of the slightest doubt.
THE WORLDS WHEAT CROP
Large Increase Over the Yield Of 1897.
The Spectator on Peace

LONDON. July 16.-The Statist today
says 1t thinks the worlds wheat crop for
1898 will be 100000 quarters larger than
the crop of 1887, reaching about 325, 000, 900
quarters.
Continuing, the Statist says: I'VE think
America has entered upon a period of great
prosperity which will last for years Of no
great folly is committed. We hope the Re
publicans will have the firmness and patri-
otism to resist the politicians and refuse to
allow unwise currency legislation"
The Spectator is of the opinion that the
whole European press, with the Times at
its head, is discussing the reasons which
make for peace from mistaken point of
view. 1t adds: 1.-THE fact that the longer
the war is protracted the harder the terms,
does not appeal to Spain. Spain is not a
modern, but a medieval state. Surprising
the worst, that Cuba, Porto Rico, the Phil
ippines are lost, and that Cadiz and BARGE
Iona are blockaded, where in all that series
Of misfortunes is there ruin for Spain?
Her people are dependent upon agriculture
and mining and not upon trade. Repudia-
ton of the debt would ruin a class, would
enrich the army by leaving more for it's
pay and it would tighten taxation. The
only argument for peace is that the war is
a futile one.'
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Young Ladies' Institute

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The ninth
grand, council Of the Young Ladies' institute
will be convened on Wednesday, July 9th.
and continue for three days. The inaugural
services will consist of solemn high mass
and the first regular session will be called
to order the same morning. There will be
an Afternoon session. The evening will be
devoted to grand entertainment, for which
Metropolitan hall has been secured. A
remarkably good program, both musical and
literary, is being arranged for the occasion.
and the cooperation of some of the very
best talent has been secured.
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CALIFORNIA; Appointments

WASHINGTON, July 16-California post
masters were appointed yesterday as fol-
lows: c. M. Murcis. Casmalia, Santa Bar
bara county, vice Pho Faminilli, resigned;
Denver P. Dayton, Kramer, San Bernardo
no county, vice Charles M. Palmer, re-
signed; John ]. Gunn Modoc, Inyo county.
vice Frank Fitzgerald, dead; Charles s.
Rowe, Oneonto, San Diego county. vice
Adrin T. Mann, resigned; w. R. Sheppard.
Rosedale, Kern county, vice Albert B. Ad-
ans, resigned; Adelia Rathke, Maine Pyai-
RE, Solano county, vice William r. Ramke,
dead; Joseph M. Aguirre has been appointed
postmaster at Buenos Ayres, Pima county,
Arts. Pensions were granted to Califor-
mans as follows: Michael Barry. San Fran
cisco, $40; George w. Kellum. Los Gatos, Sc;
Samuel Bailey, Santa Rosa, IS to $12; TILL
man Blair Jones, San Francisco, IS to s12;
Mary Bierling Felix, San Francisco. IS.
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SAGASTA SAYS NOTHING
Hopes for the Best But Does Not Ex
pect It

pow ~
LONDON, July 1.-THE Madrid corre-
spondent of the Times says:
The news Of the capitulation of Santiago
was received too late for comment by the
morning papers. This caused disappoint-
ment because 1t was hoped, though General
Toral was In a desperate state, the spread
of yellow fever would compel the Ameri-
cans to raise the siege and retire. The re-
port regarding conditions Of surrender is
anxiously awaited. The governments us
ual reticence concerning the long dispatch
received from Captain-General Blanco
causes anxiety. The correspondents note
as a significant fact that certain Cuban
magnate, who had always declared that
he would remain in Cuba as long as he
had hope of the island being preserved to
Spain, has left Havana for some unlock
AIDED port, where he hopes to find neutral
ship to take him to Europe.
Regarding the prospects of peace Senior
Sagasta, interviewed by representative
Of Eel Correspondence Militar, is repre-
scented as saying:
ut is certain, most certain, that the gov
eminent has endeavored to ascertain, ex-
tra-ofiicially. the position of the Washing
u
for the moment can say absolutely moth
ing, because the President might wrongly
suppose that we desired peace at any price
and accordingly show himself more ex-
acting. I have read the proposals cabed
to Ell impartial, which are supposed to
have been communicated by President Nc
kinley to M. Cambon, the French Ambas-
sador at Washington. These conditions are
so hard that consider them inadmissible.
The government has news of other pro-
posals that are much more acceptable"
In reply to question as to whether
he intended to remain in office to conclude
peace, Senior Sagasta said that such was
his intention.
The Official Gazette publishes a memo
randum from the President Of the Council
to the Queen Regent, explanatory Of the
royal decree suspending the constitution
al guarantees, and briefly sketching the
military situation. 1t dwells especially
upon the fact that the command of the sea
is now completely in the hands of the en-
envy, and the probability is that an Amer
lean squadron will soon appear on the
Spanish coast. The memorandum draws
the conclusion that the time has arrived
when the administration should strengthen
itself.
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WATSON'S FLEET
Will Sail for Spain as Soon as Possible
The Supposed Plans


Ne" .oHA, july ia special 10 the
Arlnune Aioth washington says
Inc raidins squadron is expected TO
s.ar' log Inc coast OIL SPAIN saturday. Inc
navy department understands that Com
,nooore watson mas MS ships coaieo 10 the
limit Oh tne'r bunker capaclty' ana nothing
snouio Aeep MN announcer Jay at Huahtah-
amo. ne ought 10 pass the Mole 81. Mich
oias on SUNDAY, ana according 70 scheauie
o1spatch snouio De sent through MIN by a
olspatcn boat 10 81. Ihomas, next Weones-
oay announcing MS actual departure from
'hat vicinity upon lhe -ooV iiiie straisht-
away course ior 'he Caharles' where MS lot
mioaple Iorce shouio appear ABOUT August
ISL or lew Gays later depending upon the
state Oh weather encountered III inio-Atiah-
TIC ana the maximum speed OF MS coillers'
wnlch must NIX MS rate OF progress
Aftei TWO Gays spent unoer the lee OF one
or the INFORMED canary Asianos' replenlsn-
ing the ounKers OF MS ngntlng snlps win
coaA' the maj assault on spalh' scarcely
two days distant, Will De promptly MADE
and II the last spanish naval resources
represented by Camara's Meet cannot be en-
tced from Cartagena TO protect Caoiz' the
American battle nag Will quickly be dis
Pidyeu AZ eho A'Aeoi'ei AoASsi'
The fleet as at present constituted, IN
cludes two OF the best battleshlps IN the
navy. the oregon and the Massachusetts
the protected cruiser Newark, the auxilar-
les Yankee, Dixie and Yosemite, with SIX
golfers and supply ship. the oregon mas
become the flagship and the Yankee is now
at Hampton Roads prepared to start with
final orders on Sunday to meet the rest Oh
the squadron, July goth, off st. Thomas.
The golfers carry $4,000 tons OF the best
coal, sufficient quantity to steam the heet
all the way to the Philippines and half way
back, the refrigerator ship Glacier having
food to last two months.
1t is unlikely that the squadron will keep
up an average of more than ten knots an
hour across the ocean, although unhamp-
cred by their golfers after leaving the
Canaries, a speed exceeding twelve knots
will be constantly maintained. 1t will be
the duty of the three auxiliary boats to
afford protection to the golfers and supply
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cmbok, a town near Archangel, on July 9Th.
The party sails northeast tomorrow.
On July 18th, in latitude II north, II
miles south OF Franz Josef Land. heavy
pack ice was found.
While at Archangel the Governor Of that
place refused to allow the Fridtjof and a
Spanish ship to sail on the same day, say
ing 1t was feared hostilities between the
United States and Spain would cause an
outbreak between the crews of the two
ships, although the Spanish ship was "A
trader and the armament of Mr.. Well
mans steamer only consisted of har-
pooh gun.
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No Yellow Fever

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Wyman Of the marine hospital SER
vice says there is not single case of yell
lew fever in this country, so far as he
knows, and no preparations are being made
to receive yellow fever patients 1t is his
understanding that Secretary Alger will
soon order the two companies of soldiers
now at Tortugas, off the Florida Coast,
to some other point, and this place will
then revert to the marine hospital service,
in whose custody it was before the war
broke out.
The herald., 1898-07-17
DECISION REVERSED
Los Angeles Street Grading Test Case
Decided by the Supreme Court

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The supreme
court has reversed the decision of the SUI
perior court of Los Angeles county regard
ing a street grading contract because the
city of Los Angeles contracted that the
work should be done under the supervision
of the street superintendent, who should
be the sole judge of the materials furnished
and work performed The court finds that
there was too great latitude left to the
street superintendent and that the council
did not have the authority to delegate that
power to another.
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the little ills that they neglect are simply
the danger signals that warn them of the
approach of big and serious maladies. A
well man or woman gets up In the morning
happy and clear headed and alert, both
mentally and physically. They have a
hearty appetite for breakfast They go
about their work with alacrity. and sense
of pleasure. The days end fnds them
tired, but not tagged out. They still have
the energy for an evenings enjoyment.
At night they find sound, refreshing slum-
Der. They do not have frightful dreams
during their sleeping hour, nor are they
drowsy during their waking hours. They
are not iil-tempered or fault finding. When
men or women find their condition the OPP
posite of this, they need a course of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
strengthens the weak stomach, corrects
the impaired digestion iuvigorates E
liver, and puri6es and enriches the blood.
It is the great blood maker and flesl
builder. It strengthens the muscular syI
tenn, gives bloom to the complexion, regu-
lates the functions Of every Vital organ and
imparts both mental and physical elasticity
and energy. Medicine dealers sell 1t, and
have nothing just a. good"
II had been troubled for several year, with
spells q liver complaint" writes H. n. pFsus-
fed. ESQ.,, q cAnfenniai, Monroe Co.. ". Va,
"sgd about two ysars ags my health gave way;
a weakness in my isft side and limbs, paipita-
ton ofthe heart, cramping pains In the stomach
after eating; nerves weak aud no energy.
took DE- Piereee Golden Medical Discovery and
hesan % uaend from The stor& coon felt Ike .
new pek - - eo1aee sod heaith-"
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CAPTURED HIS CHILDREN
A Runaway Wife Overhauled by Her
Husband Just in Time

SACRAMENTO, July 16.-Tonight there
was quite a scene at the depot here as the
train for the east was about to leave. A
Mrs. Ellis, of Suisun, had come here by
wagon with her three children and pur-
chased tickets for Missouri. Her husband
followed by train. and when the mother and
children were boarding the cars he seized
two of the children and refused to give them
up. Mrs. Ellis appealed to the bystanders
for help to get her children away, but Of
ficer Bagley finally induced her to give up
her trip. She cashed her tickets, and hus-
band and wife and children went to a hotel
How they will settle the matter remains to
be seen.
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Rubin Wins

NEW YORK, July 16.-At the Pelican
clubhouse, Brooklyn, tonight, a boxing
bout, scheduled for twenty rounds at
catch weights, was fought by Gus Rubin
Of Akron. Ohio. and Jack Mccormick of
At the conclusion Of the
eighth round Mccormick had been pun
ished so severely that the referee stopped
the fight and gave the decision to Rubin.
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Well Known Lawyer Dead

OAKLAND, July 16.-Daniel Titus, the
well-known attorney of San Francisco, died
at his home In this city this morning. He
had been practicing in California for %
years. He was a native of Vermont, 80
years of age. He leaves a widow and two
sons-Frank, now in Arizona, and Fred F..
The attorney. Mr.. Titus was made Ill by
overwork three months ago and never rail-
lied
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Board Of Examiners

SAN DIEGO, July 16.-General John F.
Dickinson and Senator Simpson of Pasa-
dena members of the legislative committee
to inspect state institutions, this evening
examined the site for the branch normal
school In this city. They also inspected
Company BIS armory and the naval re-
serve steamer Pinta.
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A Costly Fire

NEW YORK. July 16.-Five frame build
ings, part of the car shops of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey at Elizabeth, N. j..
were burned today, causing loss Of $780,
900. James Robbins, workman, jumped
from second story of the pattern shop and
sustained serious injuries.
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Conserved the Peace

vARDOE, July Is delayed in transmits
sion. 1.-The steam whaler Fridtjof. having
on board Walter wellman and the men,
bers Of his expedition to Greenland, ar
rived here today for coal. hayinG left SOL
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CANNED FRUIT
The California Supply Exhausted and
the Demand increasing

tAc 0CAdAo 4ACI cdS1Ak
SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-The Califor-
MIA canned fruit market is in the most ex-
cited condition since the year 1887, and in
some respects Is the most peculiar ever wit
messed in the business. One cause is the
injury to the fruit crop Of tibet state, but the
chief reaon has been the fact that stocks
of California fruit throughout the world
have been virtually cleaned up and gone into
consumption for the first time in many
years. As an evidence OF this condition
Of affairs. it may be stated that about Feb
ruary last all classes of California canned
fruits arriving in England by sailing vessels
from last years pack advanced an average
of one shilling a dozen. Since thea the
English demand has been increasing. and
this branch Of the trade during 1898 Is GER
tainly to be the heaviest ever known.
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The Wounded Troopers

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Can
non has just returned from visit Of in
spection at Fort Mcpherson, Ca, and Gen.
eral Lees army corps at Jacksonville.
where he has brother, Colonel
Cannon of Torrey's riders. Senator Can
non says:
IT have never seen anything like the pa
triotic enthusiasm Of the wounded soldiers
at Fort Mcpherson. The wounded of the
Twenty-fourth infantry, which came from
Fort Douglas, Utah, and who participated
in the battle of San Juan, are there and the
officers and men, almost to man, are anx-
ious and eager to get back in the fray.
While there saw the effects of the Mauser
bullets. In one wound inflicted in the foot
the orifice of emergence was eight times as
large as the orifice of entrance. and 1t was
moreover. rough and Jagged"
Deer are reported to be plentiful in all
parts of the Adirondacks, the past winter
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The Chinese Rebellion

CANTON, July 16-The leading members
of the new China party are assembling
from all parts Of the world to aid in the
rebellion against the present government Of
China.
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# Death
had to 0gn
the warrant
for every vic
tim that he
claims as his
own, there
W o uld be
fewer preWa-
ture deaths.
In the maj or
ity of cases,
m e n q n d
women sign
tn cir ow n
death. war
rants.
Neglected
health means
d e a ( b. A
man or wom-
an may not
realize It, but
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Deer are reported to be plentiful in all
parts of the Adirondacks, the past winter
having been mild and food abundant.
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Last train leaves Santa Monica Canyon 9:40
Pm, 8. Monica 10 100 p. m for Los AngeleA
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